MEnponn matt, tribune, medford. orf.oov. frii9ay. april 50. 192?.
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CLUB CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY TODAY;
More than ISO Med ford women,
jpra'infi hem ere many weil
known ploneei of Jackson county
took pari in the Greater Med ford
club rounder' Day banquet at Hi. '
park's Guild hall banning t one
o'clock today. ThTe nere the
prevent active nienite!H and ofll 1
cer of the organisation, and iat j
member who have wau-hed the j
club In evry atatfe of its evolution. .
lno that day. 25 years ago. when )
K wu organized a the Lewi and i
Clark club. In an Infant Medford. j
hardly meriting the titlo of arnall
town. j
Vhe membera and gu-$ia were 1
seated at 12 table, each repie-nt- ;
Inir a different month in the yar.
And each table presented a stunt. :
uiniflcunl of the month rejr---iii- ;
ed. January- being the firt table j
to perform, mum-u quite a bit of j
laughter with their illustration of ;
the "goat" which la the animal ;
lgnificant of the first R.Rn of the ;
god lac. ;
.mong the founders prwnt was
3lrH. M. L. Alford. secretary j
of the organization, who read the ,
minute of the first meeting. 2S j
years a z a. Mr. K. C. Mulhollnnd.
thft rrient head of the Greater ,
Wed ford club. on the devel
RED CROSS asks:
FOR SWEATERS FOR
DOLIAR DAY EDITION TODAY SOLDIER HOSPITALS I
.1.
TO SPEED WORK ON
1
opimnt Jf the organization, and
outlined many of the
plans for the future.
; ;j . . ,
interesting J
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I-OH ANGF.I-CS. Apr. 2.
Another film couple has taken the
divorce trail trod by three other (
pairs of srreen folk connected wuh'
a romantic marriage nip into 31 ex-!
loo.-
The lat divorce action connect-;
d indirectly with the wedding jun-i
ket acroa the border wan en-!
flounced yenterday when iJolor?'
Del ilio. Mtxitdo star, boaided ai
train here for Noatai, Konora. with,
the Intention offilinic tuft to din-t
olve htr marriage to Jaime lel
Jtio.
V . in M; 125. R J-vln Carewe.l
-the director, and Mary Aiken.!
creen artrewt, were married jn (
Juarez. Mexiro, while the wedding
of Iten Lytell and Clair Winder.'
both of the film, who accompanied 1
laem, followrd the next day. Tli;
party wa4 thaperone.J by Maine;
J'eaehl and A fine Ayrew, the fiini '
act re hf.
r Hinco the lUachi and Mian.
Ayrea, aa well a th I-ie. have z
been divorced. Carewe a auit for
a divorce, recently filed in Mnzat- E
Jan. "inaloa, Mexico, hi! II 1 per.d- z
Int. i
IeJ Kio, who went to New York
five month ao. In a "trial aepa- E
ration." will not contest the action 'E
atal will be represented merely by E
an attorney. Z
tJ:th are membert of wealthy "
families of Mexico City. They w-re Z
married aeven years aso, soon after 1
Iloret. then 1 5. had completed
hw education in a convent.
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tAKWi ADVKHTISKItS
Shiiley (irother
Men's Shop
Io-Urop Ir n Cufe
Medf'Jid Cy.lt- A Repair Fhop
JtJi Heine Company
I'antorium Iye Wotka
The l'ealeys
Independent Electric Co.
Skinner's Garage
Jrene A Shores
Mack's Garage
Trowbrldg Cabinet Work
Medford Ifsrgain House
Htiliman Cabinet Works
touie'a Cah Groceiy
Wardwell Kur f'ompiny
The Tpgery
Anderrn I'holo Htutlio
American Iuixliy
Mutual Mill A -eI Co.
HeOdy A i'omtixny
(jad'lia A Dixon
J. A'erne Fhangie
Motel Jackson Dining Hootn
Diamond Cafe
Kriima Ix-u Hat Shop ,
Th- Handicraft Hhop
MiMi TayloL. Milliner
West Hide I'har fii.'u j'
I.uke Hyan Variety H'.ore
Trice's h'cond Hand Store
Alia Naylor
Club rale
Ilrophy'a Jewelry Hure
..Scott Woo If
M. F. A H. Company
Weeks A Orr
Medford I'harmacy
Mfulel C(iliing Co.
Al J'H he
Taltner Mu!o Moune
A.dricnne Steuaid
AleXiindei n Grocery
Sinclair s Dollar Htore
Liberty Market
Kart Hide I'harmacy
bwenson A I'eebler
Hotel Medford
Halley Hlotk Stores
DeVoe's C-nft-ctiiriery
'Ker(fUon Mifjeral Hprir.;ti
I'rnnklln s Cafe
I-arry S-harie. Jeweler
Jiarwood I'hoto .Shcp
Win-Iind M;Iiinery
California n-fin Power Co.
Jarmin A
HublMid liiothers
Campbell Clothing Co.
H. K. Murvh. Grocer
Karttfutd A Company
Monirch Seexl A Kei Co.
McN'air's i'hurn.acy
ItUSMrll s. Inc.
Keonmiy Grceteria
Mann's Departrneni Store
Mann's M-ns I pirtnient
Hall Taint Company
Huoer. Tailor
Iir-ier Company
Tiggly Wittily Grocery
Hwt-m's Studio
M. M. Department Htore
Z'fih Cemury r;roceriei
Colonial il.kety
-!itrp Grocery
Heath's Irug Htore
McTherwn'a
Medfoid Httok Store
Htfobel A Day
The liootery 1 1
Ciateiian Theatre
liulto Theatre
Medford Klettric Company
City Sanitary Serv;e
Medford Drug Stores
City Cleaning A Dyeing Worka
Medford Fuel Company
First National Bank
Armstrong Motors. Inc.
Holmes Kealty Co.
J. C. Harnes. Kealtor
Kinney Furniture Stoie
First Insurance Agency
Iir. Chamber
Jackson "ouni- Creamery
Towers. A u-t loneer
Star Market
Franklin's Jiakery
Kel:able Grocery
Teople's Market
Johnson' Vegetable Market
John.w.n Toultry A Fih Market
Feveral of they firms have two
or more a'lvei tiM-nients In this
iue. one of them having six sep
arate ad.
Forr-Wxn AdiTtlscr
Lucky Strike
Tru Iilu GiTtham Crackers
Zerolene
WffMon Oil
G raiseli
K C Haklng Powder
I'rye Hams
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Has. Huefer I'aintil
Fuller Taints
Itayer Aipn in
Kellogit All-JIr&n
Golden West Coffee
Quaker Oats
Iioyie Dayton Tumps
Gordon Hats
Shredded Wheat
Hills li rot hers Coffe
Schillings Baking Powder
' l.ydia Tlnkham
.' Vuks Vapo Rub
Natuie Iteinedy
J Allen FiK-t-Kae
Tan lac
Mello-Glo
Kmerald Oil
Clean Out the Sludge
I'ven in the case of cars equip
' ed with oil filtering devices, the
necessity for occasionally dropping
the oil pan and removing the mul
5ified nubrtanc that collecta at
the bottom has not entirely parsed.
; This Item of car-care should be
attended to at leat once yearly.
' The screen ar.d pan fthould be
washed out with ketoene and
'care should be taken to nee that
' they are thoroughly dried before
1 being replaced.
j Once a'ain the Jackson County
t hapter of the Ameiican Red CrtNvt
is bending forth an Appeal for
knitters as sweaters are needed for (
. patients In the government hospi
tals at Walla Walla and Arizona ,
as well as the Navy hospital at
San Diego.
Many of th-w men are tubercu-
losis sufferers and are in need of'
warm garments, as spring near, to
enable them to get out in the freh
air. These they are unable to buy
and. while the government pro-
idea nevew!t:r. it l the uilKn ' Shop is al) Indebted to W. A.
cf the Red Croa to provide addi- B.tfer. manager of J. C. I'enney
tjonal comforts. Inc.. for a much needed gift of
Th:s an opportunity for the counters and fixture. Mr. Bolger
woman ho knile to be of service was recently elected president of
to thee men a ho gav- of the:r the Jackson county chapter to fill
youth and jjrength and health dur- the vacancy caued by the recugna-
ii.g th- Wo: Id war. Anyone who tion of J. D. Ruxsell.
an ar.d :11 knit a sweater i.iay
g-t iijslJ U'tions and materul from
Mn Hamilton Tat ton. chairman
of production for Jackson county.
'or from Mu-s Robeits, the local
Hi "row Kecretary.
you are r) aked tt rememtter
the Thrift Shop as the spring
housecleaning day approach. Mrs.
Murray, the matiagei. has mauy
t calls she is unable to fill b?caue
of lack of supplies. She especially
, neetls gifts of underclothing, shoes
tor children, coats and hats aa
well an garment of the finer sort
such as silk dresses, etc.. which
cap be remodeled. Mr. Terrett
of the Par.tonum has very gener
ously offered to clean free of
charge all garment sent to him
from the Thrift Shop. The Thrift
El'RKKA. Cal.. April 20. i&t
Memlers of the state highway
communion, meeting here xpret
ed themselves as gratified at the
desire of the Redwood Empire
, a-tsociation, to have construction of
the Redwood highway speeded up.
,The meeting was the first of the
mm mission outride of the rfti-a of
San Francisco. I-os Ar.geles and
Sacramento.
A !it of highway recommenda
tions in the i'jun: c ..inpiij'ing
the R-dwd empire, weie pre
sented to the iKr.muwion at a brief
burner -iMiion by Fi eder ick H -Meyer.
pat president of tht? Red
wood Km pi re ae"CiaUon, and
chairman ,! the hit;hwaya coin
m:tte of the San Francisco cham
ber of commerce.
.To the propOMl that the Clover-dale-
I loplund. Mendocino county
portion of the highwuy le re-lo-aled
to the eart shore of the
RuMsian river, the cominieioners
expreed approval providing it
can legally be done and is piacli-
Ml.
keep ut the l oiniaiuiui
Care hhould be exercised during
the valve grinding operation to se-e
tiat none of the compound used
s.ts down into the r Under. An
xi-ellent preveniie is to tuff a
clean rag into the .- Under opening;
until the tieaiiinc , is fiiiihed.
The compouiid has a highly abra
sive action and allowed to mm k
down between pi-ton and cylinder
wall is likely to caue s-nous scor
,ig of the surface. Care u ill pre
vent it.
J. C. Tenney Co. buys a site In
Tend for mtf,UU new store.
Medford building permits for
Mareh totaled
The woman
who -cut corners
with health
i OR a long time she had
gotten by. Living on shoe
tiring eneigy. Cutting
corners with health. But
now she was paying. En
thusiasm, fun. play they
werealmosttotal strangers.
Now, the least little thing
tired her completely out.
What a tragedy that so
many people let constipa
tion go on neglected, doing
its deadly work. Consti
pation saps vital strength.
1.ieves youth. Mars beauty. And it fre
quently leads to serious disease in the end.
And the pity is that it is so easy to relieve.
So simple to prevent. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
is guaranteed tu bring prompt relief. Pleas
ant, sale prevention!
ALL-BRAN is effective and natural
Bulk or roughage relieves constipation in a
natural way. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN furnishes
bulk in generous quantity because it is 100
bran. It carries moisture throughout the in
testines gently exercisin them, sweeping
out poisonous wastes. Part
bran products seldom contain
sufficient bulk to be completely
effective. Doctors recommend
ALL-BRAN. Because it is 100
bran.
So much better than
harsh drugs
ALL-BRAN brings lasting relief.
Far better than habit-forming
pills and laxatives whose dose
must be constantly increased
and which are only temporarily
An appetizing cereal food.
ALL-BRAN is delicious with milk or cream
with fruits or honey added. Use it in cookery,
too. Mix it with other cereals. Sprinkle into
soups. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily chronic
cases, with every meal.
But be sure you have genuine Kellogg's.
Don't take chances with part-bran substitutes.
ALL-BRAN is sold by all grocers. Served at
hotels, restaurants. On diners. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
effective.
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Baking Insurance
lf )ou find any fault whatever
in 'his baking powder, or
th'nk you do, your grocer
return your money anJ
a,S0 Pay for the eggs, butter.
flour. etc.. vou have used
Ml. Ant;el News is revived by B.
Karq'j.ihrr'on and V. fochruii.
j (! lad stone will ornnie a modern
fire department.
ALL.-BRAN
Cum oavru
ALLBRAN
Guaranteed!
Kiltagg't ALL -BR AN U
old with this dttinitm
fttArante: Eat it mccord
ing to directions. If if
dots not rcitet- constipa
tion safely, toa wilt refund
the pure hate prist
Tomorrow! The Opening Day of Huber's
AS! BETTER
WAHIIIVtlTON. April 20. &
The Advent of tIl)K had produc ed
an upward trend to employment
tot a 1m over the country K'Miei.illy.
Ttte I lilted Statew employment '
BM-vice in 1 1 Mnreh survey tt.day
nir.de the declaration and itddetl j
tHrt )ivdl-!ion that ilii volume of
employment throughout the coun- ;
trj- yUU continue to Ktw," '
KAN KKANCISro. Atoll 20.
(flV L'ncinployment In tiltadily df
rrv.iHinK on the l'a.-iflr roa-i, k1.1
ft' hurvey report Issued hy the
ITnited htnten tlt-pai t im nt ot lalmr.
I'aclflc . Iviftlnn. The n purt hall
conditions were praiMlially notm;il
rxctpt for . unskilled lui.or. the
build t nK traden nnd Clerlral help.
Brand New Men's Wear Only Slightly Damaged by Smoke
Overcoats
FRENCH PLANE 100 1
rATUH. April 20. (Ft Lieuten
ant Michael li- Troynt who f.ilh-.l '
io jnake u nun-ntop flight tu Al
km nnd return to tent the plane
in which he hope to he the find
to fly from I'arlH to New York
iveHher hound in AlKlem today, lie
forced to land hy a Rule nnd
it- wAm undrrntood that bl hackeiM
were dlwippotnted In the pel for-
nvince of hi plane !
n, On the flight, lie maintained an
average apeed of only 93 niilea an !
hour, which wna conldered too
plow for lraniAtlntlr flying. j
a LUMBER .
mm rOR EVEKT VSE
O TROWBRIDGE
M , l.CMUKIt VAnD . pa
Lb oil
mmSr
liny on ovcrooat new for next wintnr. Those
roats are nil new stoi'k only a few months
no. It will 1'iiy you to liny now; "() to m1
loi't from. (ioinn at just
12 Price
Uncalled for Suits
Hie reductions on nil uncalled for suits.
These suits are nil linml tailoreil am! iill
wear like iron.
Save 60?i on These Suits
Suit Patterns
All piece poods reduced to $10.00 and $I.YiK
on all suit patterns.
0 Odd Pants
1.10 pair of odd pants, all ood pattern, sold
regularly for f j.lHI up to l.i.'iO. fire Sale
price
S2.50 to S7.00
Slip Oyer Coat Sweaters
Sweaters Save money on Sweat-
Keanlar 7.lH1 Sweaters during this fire sale,
now $4.10. Tr s''""'' tor $3-00
Other Slipover Sweat- Blazers
ers at I'iii reductions. Hlazers for $3-50
Straw Hats
Straw hats will soon be
worn, so buy now for fit
Hire use. Straw Hats as
low as
25c
Felt Hats
Have only been slightly
damaged. Some asjow
as
$1.00
All Other Hats
Y2 Price
Men's Hos e
$ .To Hose i9t
$1.00 Hose 75k
$1. Hose S1.00
Athletic
Underwear
Stock up on Sfimmcr 1'nder
wear durins; tliis sale. All sizes
in stock.
$3.00 value. Sale price. 2-00
.M.oO value. Sale price. $1.00
Outing Flannel
Pajames
Buy a supply of these out ins
flannel pa jams for years to
come.
$l..r,0 Tajamas now $1 .00
$.1.50 Pajamas now 2.00
Broadcloth Pajamas
All pood stock and pood pat
terns. $5.00 values. Fire sale price.
$350.
;Men's Garters
50e valnp for 3."5t
Leather Belts
("ienuine Leather Belts in all
wnist sizes. w
$1.50 value for
75
Ties
Your choice of tics val
ued up to $1.50,
75c
Bow Ties
Bow Tics that sold reg
ularly for 50 and 75c,
yuur choice
35c
Broadcloth
and
Madras
SI-HRTS
Are onlv sliplit-
ly damn ped. All
sizes and pood
sprinc colors.
$ 1.50 Shirts. Fire sale price
$!. 0 Shirts. Fire sale nrice
ir
M. I A
$ .75
$2.00
11 Sllk Shirts. Fire sale price S5.00
REMEMBERS SALE BEGINS TOMORROW AT 9 SHARP
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