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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1925)
0 0 e to 9 IVrEDFORT) MATL TRTTTjyR rEDFOTtTl'.' : OTjJlfiOyT. MONDAY. JULY 20. 1f)23 ELFARE E Thursday, July 23rd, there will be a child welfare conference ai ihe high achool.bulltllng. Rogue River. The af ternoon of that dny will be devoted to making a free physical examination of all children in the community under Bchool age. This examination not only includes weighing and measuring, but also dental, eye, ear, nose, throat, linnrt 'Itinera and IhnHu Avamlnailn The conference Is being arranged by ' the Rogue River Public Health asso-1 elation of which Mrs. Merton Stevens is chairman. As cnllUren up :o six years of age are entered for the ex amination, the attendance will proba bly be large. Parents having children under six years of age , who desire them to haev a thorough physical ex amination free on Thursday afternoon, July 23rd, write Mrs. Merton tSev ens, Rogue River, Oregon. Examin ations will be made by appointment only. Application must be made on or before Wednesday, July 21st. Examiners and assistants arc Dr. V. S. Geary, County - llsslth, oOOflccr, Miss Irene S. Mann, . publiO health nurse; Miss Josephine Koppes, office secrettuf', and members of the Rogue River Public Henlth association. A very Interesting exhibit wt)l .he on display, consisting of child yelfnre panels telling mothers of the proper care of children. - Literature will be distributed which will enable moth ers to learn the ' correct methods of feeding, bathing and otherwise car ing for the littie ones. , . V - Gaino Association .Meeting Tonight. All who are vitally Interested - In game and wild animal life in southern Oregon, are urged to attend a meeting of the Jackson County .Game Protec tive association at the Medford' Hotel this Monday,' evening, at 7:30 sharp, to take action on the removal of the game officials recently by the game commission and transact other busi ness. EXECUTIVE COMMITTE JACKSON COUNTY GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. 102 Notion School District No. 29 will receive bids for transporting children from said district to Medford for coming year. Bids to be In the hands of the clerk by July 23rd. School board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Address, ELVIRA S. LEARNED, Clerk School Dlat. No. 29, Medford, R. F. D. No. 3. 103 NEW STORES OPEN IN- LITHIA HOTEL BLD6. IN ASHLAND ASHLAND, July JO. A barber shop, diUK store and confectionary will open for baslnera Momluy In two of the new tuoreroomft of the Lithla Springs Homebuilding, it Is stated. The Bates barber fihop and sine par lor will be- open and ready for busi ness Monday morning The complete fixtures for the Hnberly confectionary and MoGarry drus store have been installed end the latter part of the week was spent in arranging the stock. These two establishments will be con ducted In the same room. Mrs. Daisy McGarry operating the drug store and a,nd MY. and Mrs. K. A. Heberly hav ing charge of the soda fountain, where light lunches will also be served. Miss Betty Robley of Portland for some time a guest at the Churchman home left yesterday for Crater Lake with the family of Rev. Ki! wards of Portland. Mrs. Ella Mills has returned from her extended sojourn In southern Cali fornia. . Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kmory and Mr. and Aks. Karl Hosier have gone to Portland to visit for some time. Mr. Kmory will return In a fortnight how ever to resume his duties in the First National. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lAne are entertaining a number of old friends the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham and daughter Mildred Ills of Willows, aClifornia arrived first and are leaving Monday They are formerly of Ashland, living here many years ago. While here, they, with Mrs. Iaiie, visited In Eugene. They go to Klamath Falls and eastern Ore gon, thence home, Mr. and Mrs. G. ,W. Stone of Hollywood are also j guests In the Lane home. They too are former residents of Ashland. The last named leave Sunday to continue their trip to Salem and Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller have been enjoying the visit of aid friends dur- In gthe past week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ballard whose home Is now In Santa Cruz, but who were neighbors of the 'Millers in Sebastopol, Cal., years ago. have been spending some time with them. Sunday they, with the Millers, (Visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Gowland nnd Hamilton families. Mr. and Mrs. (Frank Martin of Yakima, also old Se vastopol neighbors, stopped on their ;way north from a visit in California to" see their old" friends, Mr. and Mrs. Mller. I K. J. Farlow who was si badly n- Jured the Fiurth. in fulling diwn the steps hling up tl Main street from the Ice plant. Is gaining sliwly. Ho does nit suffer so severely as at first. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet, with Mrs. Sweet's sister, Mrs. Sweet Of Santa Kosa. Ciif.. arrived the latter part of the week and re guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ku hunks and of (Mrs. Jennie Goodyear. jMter tney ex I pect to drive on to Seattle where they Jwill visit Mrs. Lennart und daughter Mildred, r?turnlngnKaln fci Aashland 'before leaving for' their home in the south. Mr. George Helms Bpent the week lend with his family on Church street. He is employed at Hilt, Cnlif. The union services at the Presby terian church Sunday evening were well attended. During the summer months many of the churches unite In the evening service, meeting at the different churches In turn. Floyd Place left the last of the week for Oakland, aClif., where ho will Join his parents for a vacation trip through southern California. Mrs. Barbara Mclntyre and sister Agnes loKfnnoy of Ossea, Wis., are goests 'of Mrs. V. D. Booth and of Mrs. S. L. Allen. The ladies are srhoolnmtes of Mrs. Allen. Ashland Elks receive fifth place in the parade at the rerenl conven tion In Portland and second prize of $f0 was won by the orchestra In the Jazz band concert held during the convention. St. Paul, Minn., won first place. Mrs. John Enders nnd daughter Shirley returned from a visit of sev 131111 (VCvKN Willi ri'lli'.iVUH If. 1111 II lUlltlH ut Klamath Fallot tho lust of tho week Th Rev. S. J. Chaney and family with their guests, the Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Chllllcothe. Ohio, returned frtA Itot'kv Point, where they have mient the mint few davs flshiftir. Thev report a cuteh of severa I fish, t he (argent weighing seven and a hulf pounds. Special Program for Vaudeville Tuesday - Co. The skit Is fast and Hfiftlflfc There jre three In the company. ThewDixon-Rlgg trio, ocrobats'-a(Jl form 0 number of thrilling and dim- cult feats. g'here will be the usuaWihotoplaV ?T ferings In addition to the vaudyvljftj, - Mm Harry Carey at iVltn The Rialto Toni&kt Duke Knmakua and his Mid-Pacific band Is the leading attraction at the Orpheum Jr. vaudeville bill at llnni'm Craterlan tomorrow, matinee and night. They play the guitars and uke leles of their native land. They play popular hits, and the haunting melo dies of Hawaii. Lou S5oeller nnd Janet Bodwcll pre sent a cyclo of songs. Miss Bodwell Is billed as the smallest prima donna 1 nthe "world, and Zoeller is a song writer of note. A male impersonator Is ore of the novelties of the hill, offered by Wuynne Lorruhie, who Imitates bom men nnd women, nnd keeps the au dience guessing on which side of the human family she belongs. "Tangled Tales" Is a sketch about a huslmnd who is always deceiving his wife, presented by Arthur Howard "Soft Shoes," Hurry Carey's new. est dramatic romance, at the ninjfj theatre tonight, proves to be a oOW orful and interesting production. ilsQ It treats of Carey as sheriff for small western town who, fpt curing nn inheritance, decides to the bright life of the city. Sail Francisco and the hectic hUiutiM lenves him somewhat cold. about to return home when htyMHlS room Is robbed. The burglar trovt to be a beautiful girl. At thftttLp Carey becomes nlvolved In a-ici:tflE gang war on the Barhary. cn,?9 in the end, he Is able to $ixjt$ irirl bJifk tn n better ltfe.t-4'tti . Lillian Rich has the lehffip.W male role while Francis F"iiJh',ti others are in the suppoPtlniyVfctft One of tho fast "Go-Getters'r corner " dies is on tho bill. . . J.1." tf.' Cook with gns. r iii1 Wednesday Special Medford to Do is a Good Place Your Trading These Bargains are not for Tuesday WEDNESDAY ONLY! At The Golden Rule At Medford Hardware & w. A. Kinney Fur. House At Louie's Cash Grocery Medford'. Largest Department Store SpOfUng Goods 0. South Central 8t.-Phon. 271 The Live Hardware Merchant Offers - , Figured Voile Mixing Bowls Glass Berry Sets Budweiser .v; 2000 yards of figured and dotted ? Brown earthenware. 1 itrined'ind highly 3 C .''Eight-inch berry bowl with six ITf ,' '. i , t .85" MrS'S TheJapaneseArtSVarietyStore At The M.M. Dept. Store MMBo&Sj VSUOQS C3C XlCttQ WctlC 12 North Bartlett C. W. Lambrecht ,, ",'lfledford Bulldlno. . , 226;230 E..tM. ; ..', ' , QfQy Leather - Water Glasses Cut Glass Union Suits Waier UiaSSeS ,,. . VUl U MO . .The only and original Cordova Ctf.,' OAf- , r Cut glass sugar howls, creamers, A f T Men's summer weight knit union Q q leather; other lines laced edges J q Thin blown water glasses, as-' A II i bowls, vases,- sherbet glasses, Aw 'suits, $1.25 values; Wednesday X U but they are not Cordova; Wed- ,t . sorted shapes; set of six '."" plates; 75c values, Wednesday.... . "special U nesday special OFF At Model Clothing Co. At Medford Pharmacy , At Russell's At Heath's Haskins' Drug Stores 126 East Main St. "VALUE AND QUALITY" , . Corner Main and Central Phone 31 At Near to You a. Your Phone Athletic Union Suits" Stationery Lunch Cloths Mechanical Toys "- ' ,' T. r ,, . . , . ., . Bild-More mechanical toys, A . . Genuine soisette athletic union C f Fine (luallt-v writing paper, as- Ar The "Jiffy Clean" kind of oil- f r builds windmills, wheelbarrows, A- kiits for men; sizes 36 to 48; $1.50 r I ,,u sorted tints, gold and silver l X v cloth lunch cloth sets; Wednes- f v waRons, , mechanical hammers iX value, Wednesday special..;.:.:.;, l-i ft?.; '' " day special U J . and many other toys; Wedncsd'y U I At Mann's Dept. Store At Mordoff & Woolf At People's Electric Store At H.E. Marsh's Grocery ' The Store for Everybody 217 We.t Main St ' 212 We.t Main-Phone 12 130 Eaat Main-Phone 2B2 . Waste Paper Baskets ; Electric Irons Electric Ranges Jell Dessert eXS 7Q C J SZ:tKa::S $0.28 clcS1 Jell dessert Wednesday special,1 17 finished nicely; recular $1.25 I . rt efficient workmanship can make them. PeV and wiring in your home for iJ. Jell Ucsscit, wcuncsciay spcdiu, m . w j j i.bitii ip.- m m One year guarantee. Regular 5.25 values, , h J fwo nnckntros for XI value, Wednesday special........... F Wednesday special . 1 $12.00 per mouth for 12 months. DOWN packages roi At Gates & Lydiard At The Hub Shoe Store At C.M.Kidd & Co. At The Colonial Buy Here and Bank the Dlfferenc. ' r . '105 East Main St . . , f, : 223 Eaat Main St Southern Oregon'a Flneat Bakery ! , ; . Raisin Bread White Pumps , Boys' Dress Shoes Angel Food Cakes q - a r Angel foods, baked as only v ' ; ' , 'Arf Women's, misses' and children's Cf All' 11.95 Fluhrer can bake them. Canyon 1 II C'-'-. Raisin bread, Wednesday spc- h rubber sole, cloth, white pumps; I ,VV 4.) pairs boys dress shoes, all ffrd to bake them at this price? IM .'Vial, three loayes for..., uJ , Wednesday special, per pair X sizes; Wednesday special 4W ' , Each;.:.... M ,., , "'''"' ' j ' " ' At McDonald's At JarmiQ 6 Woods Drug Store At The Men's Shop Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co, 225 We.t Main Street Model Ph.rmaey-Cfcpo.lte Groceteria Next to fllalto Theater . North Bartlett Street , v , Fly Swatters Lifebuoy Soap Bandep! Shirts Pudding Pan 1i With every purchase of threc' ' , 4 ' ' , ... AC ', V,i . bars for 25c, one cake of Life UPfifk Fib and silk banded shirts, not Four-q,fart aluminum pudding JM ',.., Buoy Health Soap..:.: 1 1 V V all sizes; Wednesday special J ; pan, Wcdgesday only... : I V ,y "; i III O.l bit! tu? "hi )l! il i III ' I i
