Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 20, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextO o o o GPAGE two MEDFOKT) MATT; yftTOTTXT;, fEDFOTvD, , OftEflONT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 102.' Tocal and Personal w Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hazel rifc'K of Mcdfurri, announce that they .will open a Htudlo for vocal Instruc tion of. jilt kinds. They were In Ah lund UiHt week und enrolled a number of.Hludents and found Huch a demund for this work that they decided to start at once. For the time being they The deer huntlnt? season which op- wUI share the studio of Miss ImoKene ened Heptember 20th. closes at sun- Wallace directly across from the 1,1th down this evening Many hunters are la Hprinifa hotel and will he there still out in the hills tailing advantage Wednesday, October 21, from one to of the last day, and a number of dead fur. Mr. and Mrs. Jluzelrigg ore well mckH huvo been brouirht back by re- ! known In Ashland from their profes- turnliig hunters within the past two 'Hlonul work formerly, and ure now days. The lricn. state game officials . conductinic very successful studios In warn the public that after today n' Medford and Grants Pass. Ashland will be unlawful to have venison in numKH. one's possession uiughs ii is leguny tagged with a slate game commission neal, whether or not In cold storage, livery dead game hlrd must also be tagged, else arrest will follow. For six years the Cozy Nook hns been open every day and night. In cluding Sundays. Kodak films, clg u ret t es, cigars, tobacco, magazines and newspapers. ISC llig Mix BtudebakfV touring,' like new, good rubber, full equipment at ttf&O. . This Is a real snap, Bee this at Medford Auto Company on Houth Jtlverslde. 184 I Jon Clark and Karl Tumy leave to morrow night for Portland,. where they expect to play golf and attend the California Oregon gootball gome The weather prediction has lately bei'iime rather pleasantly monotonous with its dally forecast of Vfalr or gen etally fair, and moderate tempera Hire.' The maximum of yesterday was 73, fi, and today's minimum was one degreo above the. frost point. FreBh San Juan lime, $3.7fi per hid. Ilig Pines Lumber Co. 181 tf Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and het. Jones & Kirkpalrlck. tf Travel by train and auto hns great ly decreased within the past week, as is shown dally by the hotel registers, and numbor of arrivals at the auto camps. Don't forgot the Greater Med ford ' club donation rummage wile, October 22, 23 and 24. 182 Next Thursday evening, October 2L'nd, the Federated labor Union will hold a special open meeting for paint ers, at tho union hull on North Grape street. " 1K3 Wo pay for ashes " and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc. tf C A. Meeker of the MY MY depart ment store is on a buying trip in Port land. ' - Wednesday specials are millinery. One lot of felt hats, values to $7.50. priced at $2.95. One lot of velvelt trimmed hats, values to J8.G0. priced nt $4.96. Wednesday only. The Krnmy Lou Hat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 181 , Ted O. Leonard recently returned from a six months' sojourn at Fresno. Stockton and other California points, and has resumed his old placo on the Mull Tribune staff. Almost $1 per hundred can be sav ed on potatoes at the Johnson Pro duce Co. tf For six years the Cozy Nook has hen open ovory day and night, Includ ing HundayH. Kodak films, cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, magazines and news papers. 186 included among tho hotel guests here from a distance are Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Honenbergcr of Syracuse, N. Y., A. H- Hlnclare of Detroit, Mich., Geo. C. r JIUHinnnn of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Halloway of Van couver, U. C R. F. Ilerrit of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Rich ards and 13. Ulendorf of Chicago. Fresh San Juan lime, $3.75 per hhl. Itlg Pines Lumber Co. 181 tf Hot tnmnles. Gusher Cafe. 182 Kerfs Own Mako ta males. Gusher Cafn, 182 Trtr Golden Link Ttlhlo clnss will hold n regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. W. 1. Roberts, 1011 West 10th, Thursday afternoon at 2:30i, Lesson study by Rev. W. II. . Katd'n. Be on time or you will miHS this treat. Radiator alcohol, cheapest and best. Jones A Kirkpalrlck. tf Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produeo Co. tf Charles H. Terrill. former sheriff, and Mrs, Terrill arrived In tho city yesterday from their Lake Crook ranch to spend a few days In Med ford, i Mr. Terrlll's henlth continues to stead ily Improve. This forenoon ho spent In visiting United States district court ! officii. Is and attaches with whom he became acquainted while serving as sheriff. Wednesday specials on millinery. One lut of felt hats, values to $7.r0. priced at $2.9B. one lot of velvet trimmed hats, vnlues to fH.50, priced at $4.96. Wednesday only. The Kminy Lou Hat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 181 Rernice M. Polgor, teacher of vio lin. Phone 437-11. 183 Mrs. K. N. Dumas of Hnrnhrook is a visitor in the city today from adja cent California. I-arge stock of Victor records nt Palmer's Music Store. ft 1 The added good value of the milk solids incorpo rated in Fluhrer's Milk Bread is just one of the many reasons why you should specify F 1 u h r e r's Milk Dread. It At Any Grocer Lato model Bodge business coupe Ready to go. Equipment. A fine buy at $700. ICnsy terms, IluloU Sales room, H. Riverside. 184' For six years the Cozy Nook has been open every dny and night, In cluding Kund ays. Kodak films, cig arettes, cigars, tobacco, magazines and newspapers. 18t George Johnson, a graduate of the local high school last year, hiu been made a member of the glee club ' of the Oregon Agricultural college. Marcelling, 7fc by Mrs. Lola Row man James. Phone 47U-M. 186 Don't forget tho Greater Medford club donation rurnmuge sule. October 22, 23 and 24. 182 W. R. Millard is among the rmtl denls of Rogue Hlver In the city to day on business. : : - Desire to meet party with car going to Portland, Wednesday or Thursday. Call phone 445-L. 181 Have your worn carpet made Into a nice fluff rug. Hug Works, 70 (i Pino street. Phono 610-M, tf A news Item In a recent issue of the Fort Worth, Texas, Record tells of 11. W. Chaney, brother of Newton C. Chancy, district attorney, accepting the position of superintendent of the consolidated schools of the Texas Ag ricultural and Mechanical college and College Station. Mr. Chaney wai formerly principal of ' tho. Mineral Wells High school of Texas and is only 28 years of age, , Kxpert marcelling, 75c. fi23 Ho. Ivy. Tel. 43ti-R.. 18ti Order-your Hallowe'en- sulfa early. Dressmaking and children's clothes. layettes.. The- Daisy Shop,, palm b'lork. Phone 107. 186 Callfornians registered at local ho tels Include Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hcov ern and Mr. and Mrs. If. C. Smith of Olondale, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Long of Mount Shasta City, F. H. Rjehcnack of Santa, Cruz, R. J. Wilder of Oro vllle, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Hyllie and Mr. and Mrs. If. Peterson of McCloud. J. A. Cartwrlght, L. A. HchultK, F. Merrlman, Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Tal bert and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Davis of San Francisco and the following from Los Angelee: IT. W. Htimpson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. !. 8. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bush, fl. Relker, P. F. Footo, C. R. Samp son, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. King and K. W. Scott. F. A F. Violin nnd Tlano studio, theory, history and harmony. Rxport adjusting and repairing. Special rates for school children In classes. Room 4. College Hldg., 31 N. Grape St. 1H6 The first annual dance to be given by tho D. O. K. 1C. will be hold at tho K. P. hall Monday night, October I nth nt 8:30. AH members and friends Invited. 180 F. R. Hemon, rosldont engineer of i Crater Lake National park, departed this morning for the park with several men to continue a survey there. Sewing machines rented, $3 per month. Singer Co., HQ W. ' Main. Phone 688. 1S7 Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produce Co. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. T. H. Folkonberg of Portland, have located in Medford and opened a violin and piano studio in the College building on North Grape, ltoth come highly recom mended and they hope to build up a splendid studio. Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from tho mill next week. Just phone before coming. Phone 031. tf Dancing parly nt Masonic hall, Wednesday evening, October 21st, for Masons and friends. 60 apiece udmls slun. 181 Mrs. Dr. Sweeney nnd daughter Kdilh left Friday for St. Helena. Calif., whero Miss Rdlth has entered the sanitarium for medical treatment. lluick Master Six Roadster, com plete equipment, looks and runs Just like new. A sacrifice price on this ropoKscssed car. See It at Hulck Salesroom. H, Riverside. 184 Rliss Heine's Guide Map of Med ford, on sale nt Mall Tribune office, Medford Rxchange, 315 Liberty build ing and 916 W. 10th street. Prices 26c and $1.00. Thomas Dolan after hnvlug spent several days on business at San Fran cisco, returned to tho city ycsterdny. C. H. McClure, na reported In the Sherwood News, by selection running through 14 years, has developed a typo of corn that will compare favor ably with that of tho mlddlo west, wlih Its 10-inch ears and its yield of CO to 70 bushels per acre. Don't forget the Greater Medford club donation rummage sale. October 22. 23 and 24. 182 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Rrown & Whlto Agency, Inc. tf Upon Iho return of Otto W. Do Jar nelte and Rolley R. Swan to their du ties at tho poHtoffice after a short vacation. Stanley Sherwood, clerk, and "Fatlma" Rlgelow, letter carrier, commenced a two weeks' vacation to day. Screen doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber yard, Cor. Kast Main and Genesee. 88tf Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald. Holland Hid.. Phono 993. tf 1 1. W. Con cor In imonrllntr neveriit days In Portland attending the slate j convention of morticians. Almost $1 per hundred enn bo sav- I ed on potatoes ut tho Johnson Pro- dueo Co. tf j Crowson's are now serving those' good hft tonmles. K3tf Twenty. nine out of the state cars were reglxtercd here ycHterday by the local state traffic registration bureau, mostly California cars going north ward. 1 There will be a silver tea given bv Mrs. lrbert nt her home on South Oukdaio next Wednesday arternoon nt 2:30 for the benefit of St.9nn's Altar society. All tho ladles are cor dially Invited. l s I Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber yard, corner K. Main nnd Genesee, gg ("Pheasant hunters were out by the hundreds yeiterday and every field had Its quota of men armedu-lib nbot guns, iiut luckily ery hunter did I not gei nis nui quoin, aiinweu tty iu , ; or the phennants of Josephine county would have been thinned to a mini mum," says the Grants Puss Courier. "It is regarded here as a serious mis take in allowing the season to con tinue for 15 days. The pheasantn were just beginning to get a good start here and 15 days will see a severe setback in their propagation. Five days would have been a long enough period of open season for those birds. The mat ter should be taken up with the stute officials and next year a shorter time limit on hunting put Into effect." Dr. R. D. Rlwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 R. Main. tf Dr. R. D. Rlwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over lumporfs. 228 R. Main. tf J. W. Trcfrcn of Roseburg nnnlnt ant trainmaster with the Southern Pacific, is In tho city today on official bUHlWHS. MKS. AI.K i: 1). myi:hs M i ! : - De Luxe Studio Praises Old Friends Salem,"' Oreg. "I consider Dr. icrce'a medicines are tho very bent that can bo used by tboso who are In need of medical aid. When 1 was growing I became run-down and suf fered with Irregularities, but after taking Dr. Pierce'n Favorite Prescrip tion I got strong and had no more trouble, I have also taken Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery und found it nn excellent purifier of the blood und for disordered stomach. I highly recommend both of these medicines of Dr. Pierce's as I have found them good and reliable." Mrs. Alice" 1). Myers, 1483 No. Summer St. Obtain now from your neighhood druggist Dr. Pierce's family remedies tablets or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce. Pres. Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y.. for free advice. Adv. Briquets $16 per ton N6 odor ' No dust ! No waste No breakage No clinkers No grease or oil Satisfaction Guaranteed When you order Utah Aberdeen coal from us you get what you order "The Best in, the West." PHONE 239 MEDFORD 9Ae Answer to the Burning Question .Economy Groceteria THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE You have three days more in which to take advantage of our car load price on Crystal White Soap and other Peet Bros. Co. products. A saving on soap means money saved every day, so come and buy for months ahead. We will continue our special deals as follows until Friday: !; DEAL No. 1 a . ,-. Reg. price 13 Crystal White ......$ .54 2 Peet's Wash. Machine Soap. . . .75 9 Creme Oil .68 "r Total...;... '..$1.98 With this you may have 20 bars Crystal White Free DEAL No. 2 I Regi price 4 Crystal White ........ IJc 1 Peet's Wasting Machine Soap , . 38c 6 Creme Oil Soap 45c Total............. 9c With this you may have 10 bars Crystal White Free OTHER WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Drifted Snow Flour . . Pumpkin, No. 2 cans. Raisin Bread, 3 loaves. $2.10 . .10 . .25 Oh Henry Bars, 3 for Wesson Oil, qt. cans .......... Scot Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls . .25 .45 .35 FREE CANDY Reg. Price 2 lb. box Tru-Bake Salted Soda Crackers .' 46c 24-Ib. box Grahams 46c .Total.;. . . 92c With this you may have free 1-lb. Hallowe'en Jelly Beans DOLLAR MINTS 1 CENT SALE Dollar Mint Chocolates, finest; quality, regular price per lb. . . .' . . 60c Buy 1 Ibi at this price and. you may buy the second lb. for lc V GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE MENU For Wednesday October 21 Beginning at 2 p. in. Mrs. Humphrey will bake a 20-pound Fruit Cake Cooking Scheof Mouaniue Floor of Medford Building Take Slevator TOMORROW TOMORROW Mirth, Melody and Novelty WESTERN VAUDEVILLE AN6ER5 ASSOCIATION rami 1 FEATURING .. 2t LAST TIMES! "THE STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN" AS GOOD AS "THE MIRACLE MAN" . With A NOTABLE CASTI OREGONIAN SCREEN NEW8 ZIPPY v COMEDY RAYMOND BALLARD At the Organ FASHION FOLLIES with VIOLET ROLAND In , "FROM OLD-FASHIONED TO JAZZ" Styles, Songs and Steps RICE & CADY In "AM I RIGHT?" Original Comedy Stars LIND-TREE-0 in "A DAY IN THE APPLE ORCHARD" Wonder Stunts With Ladders Vera RAY & ELDED Billy In i "A RURAL ODDITY" Helen RINEHART & DUFF Ermirle In "SONGS OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY" "TOPICS OF THE DAY" MACK SENNETT COMEDY HUNT'S CRATERIAN CENTRAI Just Off MAIN Time 2:00. 7:00 and 9:00 Special Bargain Matinee: Adults, 35c; Children, 10c Evening Prices: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c CRATERIfN ORCHESTRA )J FIRST ANNIVERSARY WEEK WITH MXOrdlU) TBAgt I MXDftsD MASS. TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME-GROUNDS PLANT BULBS Hyacinths - - - Tulips, Daffodils - - . - - Crocus Narcissus ... Freesias Ranunculus - - Anemone Baby Glads - - - - Iris j BUY OUR BETTER BULBS THEY COST NO MORE Don't delay too long tlie planting of bulbs. Early planting is preferable, and should be followed out . wherever possible. Try a Few Ranunculus, Baby Gladioli, Anemone and Spanish Iris This Fall. Our service is at your command. May we help you with information on the proper planting and care of bulbs so that you may be assured the best in blooms . from your bulbous plants? Buy Our Tested '. Grass Seed MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. Apply Sheep Guano to Your Lawn Medford Glass Co. Automobile Olnss and Mirrors mads to order. We cnll for your sash and replace broken windows. i i Phons 14a 118 8. Bartlett SWIM t the ASHLAND NAT Clean Sulphur Wattr Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Managsr Phons 105 ' 30 North Central Medford, Ore. a OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOtMMM 33