Medford mail tribune., April 20, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

fEDFOHD' MSTL' TRTBTTYE, rRDFORD, OTCEfiOX-, FT? TP AY. 'APRIL 20, 1923.
FXGF, SEVEN
BackinParee
I A. R. REFUSE TO
FLAY BLACKLIST;
STARTS IRK IN
EDEN PRECINCT
mjsSTn
5
1 SALE
. i Si r !
AT
McPherson's
Dress Shirts
Buy' two "at the regular price
and met the third $1 ff
one for I .UU
ALL NEW PATTERNS
Hats$l
With every suit purchased
for itvtf).00 or over you get a
!?".")() Ilardeinau jJJ QQ
Men's Hose
that sells regularly for 60c a
pair. Dollar Day t" ff
special, 2 pr. for....' 1 "V;U
Belts $1
One that should sell for $1.50.
$1.00
Starched Collars
All starched nuni- 0f (f
bers only, fi for vl.UU
Neckwear
A good range of patterns
and colors,
$i
your
choice
Spring
Union Suits
Short sleeve
and long legs,
Dollar j
The Center of Town
i 6th and Central
McNAIR'S
SPECIALS
Tomorrow, "Dollar Bill" will work for you.
See what he will buy at our store:
1 25 bars Toilet Soap.
2 Good Alarm Clock.
3 Eaton's Skin Cleanser and Face Chamois.
4 Towel, Wash Cloth and 3 bars Soap.
5 Set Bath Salts and Bath Powder.
6 Pair Military Brushes..
7 Novelty Shoe Horns.
8 Mineralava Clay and Face Finish.
9 Flashlight and Batteries.
10 Ansco Camera and Film.
11 Hot Water Bottle.
12 Tooth Paste, Brush and Mouth Wash.
13 Face Powder and Puff.
11 Kleenex and Cleansing Cream.
15 Medford Auto Sign.
16 Fountain Syringe.
17 Rouge and Compact Set.
18 Lots of Other Specials.
19 See Displays in Windows
20 And Inside of Store.
James McNair's Pharmacy
"Where You Got That Lily"
214 E. Main i Phone 9J.
EDEN PRECINCT, Apr. 0.
The his rork crusher bclnnnine to
the county In npain nt V'k on ih
cveek bottom bt?ominK to I.lnyl i
Colver. erushlnn rook tunl haul. up
it onto the fond.
M r. a n l M rs. V m . It in i n o 1
North Talent wpi-p Phoenix hutii
iiosh en Horn Tuesday morning.
.Mr. unl Mrs. llemler of Meil-
ford were u in .North Talent on'
a business ami veiling misMon lust
Saturday. s i
James Allen recently 8n hi quite a!
lot of tjruin. both wheat and bar-j
ley, for feeding imrposeH. Mr. Al
len has a erusher attached tn hisl
windmill and crushed the barley i
he sold. i
Mm. S. P. T'.arneburtr was a Med-1
ford business visitor last Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Koster. who In n sister of;
Mrs. A. II. Kisher. Is visiting at the.
Kishfr liome in Phoenix. 1
Miss Delia .Mast was a Sunday
gtirsi of Miam Irene St and ley over
Sunday anl Sunday niyhi.
Mr. and Mrs. t. Carey were vis-1
Iting at the-Will High home last I
Sunday., Mrs. High 1h not improv
ing in health. i
Phoenix Junior high held a wei-1
ner mast and picnic nt Niel creek!
last Erlday evening and a jolly
irood time was enjoyed .by the stu-: pershing, commander-in-chief ol
deMI Helen Porthe wns a guest thc A' K' F' th
of Miss AgneH Culver ono night last returns to France to ma
.WASHINGTON, April ;o.,,P
I Moving swiftly iiKninst Its insur
incut pli'inent, tin- lJiiuKhtrni uf the
' Aincriftin Hi'vulutlon in ounvitn
i 1 1'"' Imliiy iiliiiiwt tinunlmously ilc
I'Hlcil ihrt'c irul.stiiiK rosolutiiuis
iiirlintlnK init- iiimod nwalnst tho
i mui'h-talki'cl.alKmt Min k li.st.
! 'i'll'1 H'soiutlntis int'tii'itoriilinK
'tlic pnitist (if tiie Kroii) hy
111. Helen Tilfts Haille of llnstim.
!a fup ir the lilnck list, smiKht In
have tho rhaptrr sPloel spMiki't'H
Uvithnut Inn-rfi'i'ini'p v.itli Hip na
tional organization, an aci'ountini;
! from tlie roniniittoo on nation il
jilt-fi-nsp of Its views on naval
.luiilditiK anil approval by the rhap
jtcm of any national polioy lieforo
jit was cnum-iatt'il by the. norloty.
j Only n ilozon scattorlnK ilclo
! Kates rose when the question was
j put to it vole. A short time before
I the eiiiunillti p on resolutions hail
porleil the resolutions to the'
' ' : ' '''' " ' ' J j
1 A-
flnnr of thi
convention without
In civilian garb, Gen. John J
i
I
I recommendation. .Mrs. Haille bad
jappt-un-d there with a photostatic
copy of u letter written by Presi-
ueni ooiioge to an otricer of the
Koid Hall forum of Host on. com
memliug the work of this institu
tion which was declared by Mis.
Bailie to ha vi been blacklisted by
the Massachusetts branch of the
D. A. H.
week
Noah Chnndler has recently re
ceived circulars for a new pumping
device which can bo attached to
a Ford engine and will pump a
large flow of water and will also
saw wood, run a cream separator
and do many other things requir
ing motor power.
Mr. antl Mrs. S. P. Rarneburg of
East Kden were doing trading In
Medfdrd last Saturday.
Miss Hebn Porter ,f the HoUo
way Orchards spent one night last
. week with Miss Agnes Col vet nt
her home near Phnoenlx.
Mr. and Mrs. Niel Franklin have
purchasetl u new car and are -.n-joying
it these fine evenings.
Mrs. M. Hose has been spendiut;
the past week at thehonie of her
sister. MrH. IJollarhide of Medford.
Mrs. Beer and her daughter,
Mrs. Fallen, cousins of Mrs, Irene
Wells, were visiting at the home
of Mrs. Wells last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lillian Coleman and daugh
ter anil M rs. 'oleman'H mother,
Mrs. 1. A. Heames, spent Sunday
evening in Ashland.
Mrs. Donna (! raff is was a visitor
at the county seat Wednesday, tn
pay her taxes. This reminds us
that the annual rent is almost due
from all farmers and land owners.
! We understand that the place
1 owned by W. W. Uubinson In North
i Talent is again changing bunds.
I This Is one of tho many fertile
; garden tracts laying along Hear
1 creek between Phoenix and Talent.
Mr. Nye who owns a fine pear
orchard in North Talent has es
tablished a big colony of honey
bees in the orchard to assist in
; the polliniv.ntion of the blooms.
The long spell of cloudy weather
I is proving a great menace to the
; orchard men of the valley, be
cause tho bees and small pollen
insects are inactive: during rainy
and cold cloudy weather. I have,
, been Informed that some valuable
trees of different kinds drop their
fruit each season because of non
potlinization. j
This section of the valley would
' like to have some kind of a state
ment from the canneries of the
valley, as to Just what inducement
they can hold out to the growers
of berries and small fruits and
vegetables that are suited to can
' ning. This locality is adapted to
the growing of these products in
his annual inspection of the
graves of U. S. soldiers who died
during the late war.Hc is shown
above in Taris.
Saturday is llic day Hiai will make tho dollar famous. Wo arc going
to make the big dollar day an occasion for a general house-cleaning.
A good metal lunch kit wilh pint vacuum
bottle $1.00
Any box of Htationery In the store. (Thin
means some of Crane'H goods up to J'i.r0,
$1.00
A dollar pocket knife and a tmfety razor for S1
A display of toilet water, bath salts, body
powder, face powder, compacts, creams, rouge
and perfume, values up to $1.50. two for $1.00
(.art novelties. Values up to $l,b Two
foi $1.00
2 $1 bottles Stella Vltae (woman's relief and
mother's enrol $1.00
Two side-open moth bans; will hold three
garment h $1.00
Sipmrt bottles tins well's Mineral Water
front tho springs ut Drain, Oregon) $1.00
2 pair Household Cloves
$1.00
Hot water bottle or syringe and jar of San
Tox Creum N $1.00
$1 Auto Strop Ha.or and Sf.e tube or San-Tox
Shuvtng Cream $1.00
A $1 Cilleltp Razor and tube of San-Tox Shav
ing Cream .00
We can make only a partial display of our bargains in our windows. Come in and look around.
Heath's Drug Store
Ner as your Phone,
Free Delivery
WASHINGTON-. April :0. (W
Mrs. llcl.-n Tufts 'llallir uf Boston
l.il;ire! itt a .st:il!Mmnt today that
, ill.- lain. ,us .Masxii'husi'tts Ma.'kllM
whi.-li is illsun Unit Datmhtoi s of
I till' Alni'i li an Iti'Viilutioti v:is pn'-
I
: t
IKirc.l liy a woman not a memlx-i-! Iasu.- .if llostatt. i om,ili-il lio I culat.-il It throuBhout tho chan
of Ihr oi-nanlz illoi. list," rellil .Mix. Italllf. "mil XI 1 lots "
"Mrs. ItaiKlolnh l-roll,ni;l.am. Kt.-nh.-n M. 1 lur.l. statn vl.o r..Kont Mrs. .I.e. I're.lilv.' .MassaohuscttM ;
who is not a laomlii-.- of tho I), .ami ihalrman for national aVionm- rwiit anil Mrs. Iluril ioiusmI to
A. H lint of Hip imlilii' snfi-ty of tin- Alassai liiisotts 1). A. It. (.,- 1 ,,,,,,,,,.,
sufficient iiunntitioH, if thorc is
any Iniliiooment, in thp way of
lirlcos. to warrant thoir culturo.
CLABSiriZD ADVEETISINO OET8 RESULT!
FIND "FRIEND
IN NEED"
Mother and Daughter Praise
Vegetable Compound
Job noon City. N.! V. "My daugh
ter was only 20 years old, but for
two years hiio
worked in mis
ery. She was all
run-down, nerv
ous, had , or lies
and pains and no
appetite. I was
taking I.ydia K.
Pinklium's Vege
tablo Compound
with good results
eo she decided to
try it. Heforo
she had taken
two bottlei her appetite wag better,
he was more cheerful and was able
to work. I cannot praise your medi
cine too highly. It is wonderful for
mothers- and for daughters. It's
surely a friend in need.1' Mas. L.
K. H.'u.i., 223 floral Avenue, Johnson
City, X. W
GOLD HILL PLAN
L SESSION
ii
The Safe Way for Your Eyes
Hii Dr. D. A. CHAMBERS q
MODERN METHODS. SATISFACTORY GLASSES
j ,
Southern Oregon Optical Co
Suite 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 188
. "That You May See a Great Country Better"
f.OI.D I., April 20. On Kal
llnlay fVt'nlltK. April 2i, tlie Motl
rn WooihiH-n nf Aini'iii'a anil the
Uoynl Ni'ihlairn nf AliH'tira will
hnlil a joint mirliil in tho hall nf
till Mmlprn W'ooilini-n. Tlie hall
was rocontly pnrcliasi'il ly tho
InilKf 1'i'oni John Ititter am) W. K.
Walkor of this city. Tho proceetln
of thiH Hoclal will tin towards tho
payliiK for thrir hall. At this thno
the stale drputy of the Itoyal
.Ni'iKhliors, .Mis. stall Smith anil
the slate deputy of the .Vodorn
Woinlmon, hoth of rortlnml, will
lie present. All the nienihers of
these IimIkoh are ui'efl to attenil
as a Kood time is assured.
Another carload of choice lum
ber was unloaded' front lhe Inpul
li-arks this week for use on the
diTilKe. Several hundred dollars
is to he stient in the uork or. tlm
drcdKc and It Is one of the nianv
proKiessltiK inilustries of southern
Ori-Kon.
The recently ori;ntiWefl Imnn ..f
ItllV SCOllt.l IllCt ill tho htirh uf.lnw.l
Kymnaslain on Wednesday evening
April l. several ol its members
were present and after an official
meetlnK. all adjourned and went
to the home of i-. !. Jlluott whore
they were served refreshmnts.
Mlll'h illtrest is now nrnnued In ih
local scout movement anil In the
near future there is expected tn he
a lal'Kc number of seoiiiu Ti.n
commercial club Is really respon
sible for the excellent work done
towards this organization ns they
approved the resolution nt their
seconu ineetlnn.
On Wednesday. April 1 ft, Clinton
Walker was married to Miss Mar
Kuerite Love at Medford. County
JudR-e llartzell officiated at the
ceremony. A weildinR dinner was:
served at the home of .Mr. Walk
er's sister. .Mrs. 1.. Whltsett hy Mrs. I
Whltsett and Mrs. I'. W. Walker.
(iuesta present were tho bride and
Broom. Howard and May Kelt; Mr.
and .Mrs. V. rt. Walker. C. W.
Walker and I.. Whltsett. After
the weddlni; dinner tho bride and
Kioom went to .Medford to the
home of the bride's aunt where
they were served supper, (iuests
present besides the bride and
Broo mwere .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clo
ver, Mm. Wurrenfelt, Hoberln and
Mark Wurrenfelt and .Mrs. .Millie
Hunn.
i
PROCLAMATION
To tho Citizens of Medfon!:
Wherenn : states of tlic
lTDlon, Including Oregon, nro
recognizing the week of April
15-21 us "Ho Kind To Animals
Week," and whereas such a
humane movement Is of high
purpose, generous Impulse
and n fine lnflnnn 1- j.
u, (1, j,, y,ul- -T
community, therefore be it re-
; solved that the citizens of
Medford accept the kindly
: purpose of tills week In its
humane spirit and bo kind
: and centle to Rib animals.
O. O. ALKNDKKFKIt,
Mayor.
HO
SHANOHAl, (-hlnn. April 80.
l'i All reports received In Khang
hiil Indicate that the Khnntung de
fense army of so. ono men under j
the northern (Fenenit u,,n rt,......
Knnir. has been wiped out In hitter
fighting with tho nationalists dur
ing the last week.
Ashland lets $134,000 contract
for waterworks dam. with about
160,000 already expends.
Medford's
Leading Store
Since
1894
Pay Less
Dress Better
Mn Mi rMi eMi
DEPARTMENT SToRE
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
McCall Printed
Patterns
Make Home
Sewing
Easy They are
Here for Spring
Bargains for Tomorrow
8
WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES
Wo have purchased a special lot, of
wash dresses for this hitf one-day
DOLLAR NALK; in sizes up to 50.
Tomorrow, these dresses will lie
sold, on hoth floors, for, each
Dollar Day
Specials
Rck. OSf Ciii'tniii .Material, 2 yards... $1.00
Ifojr. ;lt! MaritiiKottc Knyon slripp, H yds. $1
Ut'!;. :i!)e .Marquisette, colored stripe, 4 yds. $1
Kpfr. 2!)c ('(doretl Vnilc, 4 yds $1.00
lies;. S'Ib n-4 Sheet intr, 2 yds $1.00
Ht'K. .'i!lc 42-imdi Tnliiiic, :( yds $1.00
Double Stamps
Given Tomorrow
Dollar Day On
Shoes, Dresses
and Coats
5!ln Kopac I'illows, 2 for.
$1.00
ir'1.2.") Striped Kayon paiti'l l'rinjrr- odun ftirtaiiis, $1.00
2."ie and H.h' l.imi', 5 yards $1.00
- $1.00
$1.00
frUTi K, & (i. Cirdl.'S
(Jartcr Melts
$1.00
-$1.00 off
$1.00
$1.00 off
$1.00
$1.00
.$1.00
$1.4!) I'ntlerarin liajis ..
$:l.4! and 4.4!! l'car! Heads
1.0 I'eai'l Heads
$..0n linlirellas
"tile Kiddy Rules, O.li, 2 for
2fle Half Sox, 4 (or
Itctr. $!.()!) Violets, per Imneli
Hec. l.:i!) Silk Voile, pastel shades !$1.00
Jietr. .Vie, llaronet, 2 yards $1.00
He. .4n Kaney lialli Salts $1.00
Heir. $1.7.") I'erfnme, 2 bottles $1.00
Hen. $I.:t!) Hcd Pillows .' $1.00
ih'u. Title l'imtreil Voiles, :i yds $1.00
lli'tt. :i'.U- Dimity, II yds $1.00
Hell. :'e. Catnhric I'rinls, .'I yds $1.00
lleff. :t."e Kit'iiml Crepe, :t yds $1.00
Heif. $1.2!) Colored I'onKce , $1.00
Heir. .'t!'e l!athol'owels, 4 fop $1.00
( otton Cliche, (i ytls $1.00 d
liefr. .'.it! i-lli. Cotton Hatts, 5 for $1.00
Heff. ;i!)e l ib. Cotton Halts, Z for $1.00
I S1.49 Washable Flannel S1.00 1
i 1
:i!le Straw Hals, hull trim, H fop $1.00
(i!)e Men's Ties, 2 for... $1.00
$1..'!.") Men's Soiselle Pajamas .-$1.00
$1.2.") Men's Athletic! Cnioiis $1.00
Men's Fancy Hayon Sox, 5 pairs fop $1.00
Men's Leittlipp Faced Work (iloves, .'J pair....$1.00
Men's Hil Overalls $1.00
$l..'i() Men's Dress Shirls $1.00
MARTHA WASHINGTON SHOES
. Kellinir $1.00 less on pvety pair.
Down Stair Store $1 Bargains
Men's llnsp, 12 pair for $1.00
Women's Hihlied Cotton Hose, 4 pair for $1.00
Children's Hose, 7 pair for $1.00
(iinirlinni, 8 yds. for $1.00
Print, 7 yds. for $1.00
Women's Kayon N'iyht Conns $1.00
Towels, 1x2S, 8 for $1.00