Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKDMATL TKTTnJSBr rEDFOTT OnEflfrV. DXESDAY. jPrcgjn. rXOTC THREE V Anionc the visitors In the city from Rie state of California are: W. K. Ilen- rHon of Sau Hernadlno, L. A. Bunx f Hiveraide, Mr. ana Mrs. L. K. hompson and son of Pasadena, H. B. are of Sacramento, H. VVeinstein, II. Boeck, H. K. Low and H. M. South id of Han Francisco and C. P. Mc Donald, John Sike, Lloyd Cyhran, B. . Conner, Mr. ana Mrs. uus liooth nd Mr. affd Mrs. J. S. Flshenden of ,oa Angeles. ' All aboard for tho big party at the hiHonlo hall this evening April 29th, t 8 p. m. Cards, a birthday cake ad a full program. Admisslson 35c. 1 ; r 3 Good grade white outing flannel. 36 iches wide, on Bale at AJunn's tomnr-. w. fi yards for $1.00;' ": . 33 Phil MbtHchenb'acher, deputy state ah and game Warden In charge of 10 famous Diamond Lake trout atchery. was a "Visitor In Klamath 'alls yesterday, from the snow bound sort. -The lake trout -are just start ig to run and I will be forced to rush ght back lo take care of the hatch- -j wrtt-lr." Mntrhonhnrhf audi ILast yoar we hatched over ten mil on fish, earning the title of the great. st trout hatchery in the United States, here is no reason why tho coming :'ason should not exceed last year's ecord.' The trip down was made in ne day, but it requires two days to go In over the snow according to. the war- en. The roads will not bo open 1j utomobllea before June I. Klamuth kews. A well dressed appearance at nt limes 'because Mrs. Trowbridge does ier cutting and fitting. Devonshire cloth, 32 inches wide, all ood patterns, regular price 35c, dol tr day price at Mann's tomorrow, Z urdH for $1.00. 33 Jack Wolff of VAk Grove, Calif., who arrived Sunday -afternoon, is spending a short time here with his sister. rs. H. Guenther. Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb.. Johnson Produce Co. Heat quality dress silks, 36 and 40 inches wide. In tub silks, georgettes, radiums, prints nl novelties up to $2.60 vai.'s, on sale tomorrow at Manifi, for $1.00 a yard. 33 A. S. Kosenbaum was a visitor in Grants Pass yesterday attending t"b official business. Its tho cut of the garment that tells the story. Mrs. Trowbridge will cut and fit at a surprisingly low figure. ' 41 ' Jatkson Hot Springs. Beautiful May polo dance Saturday nighjt. May L'nd., White silk sport suit given to most popular lady dancer, Handsome silk shirt given to best gentleman dancer. Our price always, $1.10. La- dies free. 33 The Cavemen of Grants Pass, tho famed booster organization of Jose phine county, which heretofore has been very particular In maintaining its high class membership. Is growing careless along with the warming up of the weather, and hence has Just made J. J. - Buchter an honorary member of this hith to honorable body. It ( seems that this was done because the before mentioned Medford man, when he was the Big Eruption of tho Crater club, helped t the neighboring organization to organize (and suggested its name and uniform, and a lot of other Ideas, which the live wires of 'Grants Pass had the good sense to Ignore. Social club of Beanies chapter are giving a birthday party and card pnr ty at the Masonic hall, this evening. April 2i)th, at 8 p. m. Admission 35c. 33 Will party who picked up saxophone on Realty street belonging to Babe Casey, please return to Mall Tribune and no questions will be asked. 35 Grasp the hand of opportunity! Gold-Plated Genuine Gillette S 7gc Ileru is nn opportunity to obtain a Gillottc Razor at a price lowcr than we've ever hoard of. The set is complete with case, blade box, genuine Gillette blade and the gold-plated genuine Gillette Razor which is famous everywhere. These are brand new sets direct from the factory and at the remarkably low price every man who shaves will welcome this offer, s A chance for every man and boy to own one. Buy it today ! HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884) HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16) As near as your phone. r HUNT'S Monday Night, May A CRATERIAN, .... 4 ' -Th BOHtMIANSpneT (4.1.J0NI5 MOOCIS GQEQN MAKAeinO DIBCCTOQS) THOSfUNIQUBiniBHTQMDOIHmCOHBDIANS K7 devised 6 StOaed tw JOHN MUQRAY ANDEQSOM MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW . - Make checks, money orders payable to Hunt's Crater! an Theater. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to insure safe return.. C PRICES, Including War Tax: Lower Floor, first 18 rows $3.85, next six rows $3.30, balance $2.75. Balcony, first 2 rows $2.20, balance $1.10. BOX OFFICE SALE THURSDAY, APRIL 30. I Anion; thj, temporary Medford so journers from Portland are the follow ing: F. H. Thompson, J. E. lleid. H. W. Holden. W. S. Coe. J. H. Mi'ters, J. U. McCreury, C. A. Adamson. a K. Strong. T. L. Gape, Mr. and Mrs. Da vid I.. HoKKiin, Harold Ksklldsen. AV. A. Sellwood, Mrs. O. C. Clnypod, Mrs. Dora . Dan futh. Miss Luetic Voss. Georpe A. Klldow, C. Ford, M. L. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Cleaver, 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marx, F. S. Hrlhle, A. A. Hule, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. ftunta, jW. J. Cooper, Mr. ami Mrs. C. U. Duffy, George J. Kahoe, Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Boyle. H. C. Harlan, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. L. White, Frank W. Sioll, Mr. .and rMs. M. D. Spencer. Everett Har 'phnin, C. M. Gregory. J. C. Stevens, jKarl Hulnke, If. A. Freed, K. -Davidson. Roy W. Ayer, William N. Stran !chan. Hen H. Alquist, E. H. Porter and - R. E. Worrell. I Have your brakes rellned today. We speed up brake relinlng jobs with spe cial equipment. Riverside Garage. 132 S. Riverside. 34 See the big birthday cake cut at the anniversary party of Reimes chapter. When? Wednesady. April 26th. Time? 8 p. m. Where? Masonic hall. Admission 35c. 33 Will Moore, the state insurance com missioner and state fire warden Is here on official business from Salem. New sport sweaters in an mo new shades, Natwlek, Inc. 37 Entertain your friends' with a real party. Take them to the anniver sary party this evening, April 2Hth. 33 J. K." Enger, train master 'of the Southern Pacific and G. H. Kllborn. road foreman of engines of the South ern Pacific, were visitors in tho city today, having arrived Tuesday from Roseburff. New sport sweaters In nil the new shades Natwick, Inc. 37 Ladles of M. E. church South, will serve "ala Spanish' dinner Thursday evening. April 30, in church base- metn. Price 25 and 35 cents. Regfn serving at 5:30. If you want some thing good. come. 33 Mrs. O. Penland was among tho visitors in the city to day from Talent. Unity literature teaches people how to be healthy, efficient, prosperous, harmonious and happy. Free distri bution. 718 West Main street. InfuiU's nmderia dreBsesi specially priced at $1.50. Natwick, Inc. 37 C. M. Granger left this morning In company with Supervisor H. H. Ran kin for Klamath Falls, where he will meet with the Klamath Falls Cham ber of Commerce at their weekly luncheon. He expects to return, to Medford this evening when he will leaie for Seattle. Mr. Granger Is mak ing a special appeal to the people of the northwest during "this week for their cooperation In reducing the num ber of man caused fires in the forests. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. Have you tried that Dig milk shake at DeVoe'? W..A. Hanna of the Associated Oil company was a business visitor in Grants Pass yesterday. - Coal briquots, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 239. If you want a furnished apartment with all the modern conveniences, see or phone Hotel Holland. tf E. T. Newbry was among the local business callers Tuesday from Talent. Columbia plaster walftioard. Call for prices. WaHace "Wood Lumber yard.' , " V-m ..'"' Laces, suitable for . . all "materials. Natwick, Inc. ...' 37 Miss Leona Raker 'of Medford is a patient at the Convalescent Home in Ashland. t Wanted Feeder hogs and pigs. Johnson Produce Co. ' tf Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Rev. It. H. McGinnis of Tacoma, and Al Pures. C, F. Wlrth, W. R. Baxter and S. M. Friedman of Seattle, are among Tuesday's arrivals from the state of Washington. Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. $2.40 buys No. 1 Tautma Netted Gems at our ware house free from frost damage and no black spots which appears in most potatoes shipped from -Idaho points. A' few cents Is nothing to compare with qual ity In buying potatoes. Johnson Fro duce Co. Phono 241 N. J St. tf "He Who Gets Slapped," the show ing of which begins today at the Cra- Itcrlan theater. Is said to be a most un usual film and. a worth while and en joyable one. Columbia piaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. B. L. Barry returned last night from Roseburg where ho went to adjust fire loss. i We pay cash tor used .pianos. Palmer Piano Houho. tf The regular" meeting of the Parent Teachdfc's council' has been postponed until Tuesday, May 5th. on account of the Hi-JInks party of the Greater Med ford club on Monday, May 4th. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown &- White Agency, Inc.. ' tf J. M. Allen of the Eagle Point dis trict was in the city Tuesday,' trans acting business. Laces, suitable for 'all materials. Natwick. Inc. 37 The warmest weather of the year so into and out of that stoito from neigh- ' Organ and Voice Concert JAMES H. SHEARER Celebrated Scottish Organish ANNIE SHEARER Brilliant Soprano ' The finest combination touring America doing organ nd voice programs. Tickets 50c. and 25c at Marsh's Grocery FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Thursday 8 p.m. ifav in Medford and vMnily iqpne yes. rcrday afternoon wliC'u temperature of Sti degrees, here. Grunts Pass re- ported a maximum of 87. The q-dit-tion of thweather bureau yester- ; oay morning tor iroimiue ruin nisi j night and today, did not materialize,! although It began to cloud a little i jthis afternoon. Cloudy and unsettled weather with a cooler temperature Is the prediction f' Thursday. Henfctltchlng 8c a yard. The Van ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. tf F. W. Bond; a representative of Jo-' esph Knopf arl sons of Rochester, X. Y., was a Medford business culler to day from Pendleton, Ore. s Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. , tf H. A. Hampton, resident engineer of the Southern Pacific company. Is a Medford business caller today from Portland. Fire place screens at the Jnpanese Art Store. 32 C. M. Granger, district forester of tho U. H. forest service of Portland, re turned to Medford last evening from Ashland where he addressed the Ash land Chamber of Commerce yesterday noon in connection with American forest week activities. Mrs. Trowbridge; creator of dresses. 905 AV. 10th street. . tf Mrs. Mutt Kohn and 'Mrs. Xanna Cantrell have returned from a week end visit to Medford and Ashland. Klamath News.. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf boring teitories in the southwest and on the Pacific coast M sustained today by an Interstate cimiinerce com ssioit Invc Agation Avliiflft resulted in rccommundutions for . general do cn. J 6 State M&ners to Meet. WlLKM, Ore. mothers' convention will bo held hero tomorrow, mectlti at the rooms of tho Salem chamuer of coiQierce. WbUp Piorco, governor of jio state; OC7arl Abrams, head of the Veterans of April 21). A atato warlKurCifki Wars, and Clifford Brown, post, will address tht convention S tat efr.f fleers will be elected for the chin In ir vpjii " Kate Complaint Filed. WASHINGTON, April ail. A com plaint filed by the Arizona corpora tion commission against classified freight charges applying on shipments FRANK & COMEDIANS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR KALli Nonrly new Hot Point eloctric rjinpp; nlso nmnllrr loctrlc ransP and Hhnrplcs cream Hepara- tnr. I'none 609-Y. 8C FOIt KALE Gorman Rollera. trained singers. Reasonable. 425 N. Grape. 3X .QUALITY!. NEK J L CORNER. Fountain Lunches and we have Winstel's Delicious Candies. Davidson's Corner Fir and Main MAGAZINE 8UB8CRIPTION8 BIG WHITE TENT Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. TONIGHT . WEDNESDAY . and THURSDAY.,.. The Swede Comedy-Drama role Olson ' of the Movies" Doors Open 7 P. M. ' Orchestra 7:40 P. M. , Curtain 8 P. M. , Prices 10-25-50 Cents Another Big "Mid-Week" Dancing Party Fair Grounds Pavilion Tonight Fhe JO ootery's SECOND MONTH END ' SALE.: , 'v'', LADIE' SfibES m : Broken Sizes and Discontinued Lines FOR THURSDAY ONLY With Greater Values Than Ever :' $2.85 V IMack calf or kid, one strap, low heels, rubber top lifts; $5 values, sale....$2.85 Gray suede, two straps, low and military heels, rubber tefp lifts; $6.85 values, sale $2.85 $3.85 Black satin, Spanish heels, cut-out strap patterns; $7.50 values, sale.. $3.85 Patent leat her, one strap, new round toes, medium heels, $6.50 values....$3.85 Patent leather, cross strap, low heels, rubber top lifts; $() values, sale....$3.85 Beige suede,. one strap, cut-out patterns, medium heels; $8 values, sale $3.85 A wide range of prices for this sale l. $2.85 to $5.85 Values up to $12.50. See our window ! These are but a few of real money saving values we have to offer you. ' ' . ' , Meet yout, friends Ihere and, of course . j , . "Dinty Moore's"; all star, 8-piece Pavilion Orchestra furnishes the music. New Lumber Yard FOR LMimoeir TER Co Open for business at 204 S.Fir formerly occupied by the Rogue River Valley Canal Co. r . IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING SEE ME FOR PRICES ALL STOCK. ABSOLUTELY NEW GEO. W. PORTER, Proprietor JAMES STEVENS Announces The Summer Term at His Studio. Will Continue Until August 15 . The studio will close permanently then and Mr. Stevens will leave for the east. Studio 235 E. Main, Over Strang's Drug 6 to re Phone 1175 The largest stock of genuine automobile electrical parts between Portland and Sac ramento can be found at ,' ' . - - WITHAMS BATTERY ELECTRIC CO. -,(' Nat Bldg. .... .