Medford mail tribune., October 10, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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MT'.PPO'RD MATT; Tir ! : !' r.MJK HKP1.M). QftKi.ON, WKDXEftDAY
OrTOJiF.T? in. 1928.
CHK'Aflo. "ct. I'- i1 'a1
records have been shattered by
t'hieago's registration of voters for
the PJK b'L't!?ons.
roniplete returns unlay nhowod
1 , LI s : . T 4 2 men au'd wom.m had
registered, as ugalnst 1,064.80 5
four yeitrs ago. M-ve than 4&O,0tW
enrolled at polling places yester
day, the second of two days allow
ed for registration. Tn clays ago,
BAKER'S DOZEN 0 QUARTET PLEASES ENGLISH VISITOR
WELL RECEIVED 1 AT HIGH SCHOOL ; PRAiSES VALLEY
KID AliDIENCEf'TO 1G TONIGHT AFTER A VISIT
DYNAMITE BEAST (BIT CLINIC IS
I Sunday tit Hunt's Oaterian, co
t featured with liobby Olnew. smil-
itiK screen star in 1'Vnehun and
, Marco's "Violin Idea.U
This is the first production 1ft
' which Kanchon mid Marco have
! placed two headline artists in addi
tion to the regular supporting per
rangemenls of solos which have
j inadr him so popular. oIn addition
he will present an ensemble noV
' elty nuir.ber assist'! by eight
. beauties, talented violinists and
dancers.
. A score of Kanchon and M a r eft
i favorites are also liRlude.l in the
' Idea, headed ry Helen Huhe-t and
1 Hoy Smoot. Others are Hoy Jtrad-
lev and Vlrclnla Wayne, the Aher
COPCO MAN'S M; FRIDAY, OCT. 12;
formers and the Hunkisi girls.
The "Violin Idpa" will he re
plete with musical treats and a
variety uf violin numbers.
Mr. Ttublnl has several new ar-
twins. Ayneze and U bevy of
8R6.0S2 enrolled in a recoru uisv
beautiei,
day registration. .
Th pionilur ir'K'!U:illfin uf thu
Juti'ft 1 1 NorriH !l'ty, "A
JialCi j's iityj n," ini'i with a Kii"
roucliun h- local i uilio lans l;M
night. Tho t.'opco I'ljiyui-H put
over tht'lr parts In true pioli-H-Hlomtl
ntylfl. tho worn of M'lha
AVUtirtinn an ihc mother and Har
old Curllw.-i as the iatln-r hHn.;
CHljtH-lally noifworihy. .Il.-n .Mary
llreinor and AT rn. Jo Murray Ku.v
tel wort heard ovi-r tho niUwo
jthmtc for tin firs' tifiu Hint-!'
tht'lr riMurn from oxtcndcil tripn
viiht and m-ored n d' id'-il hit with
liv.v clever rendition of the pails
of Cyril hiu and J ran. Kleteln-r
Vfh and Karl Jmvlx, iih Hie two
brothers also drow inu h praise
for thi-lr efforts. The piny was
directed by Mr. l-;i vis, who has
had wide experience In i.'nlio woili.
"A J taker's J Juste n'' which in 't
Ktoi y of life on t ho farm, told
ill MlttH NoitIk' ininiital.lo Mylr,
carried a fino mora 1 for you rut
P'opltj who riinounri! farm life for
the Klf.mour of the. hit,' clly. Tlit
play ended happily when it wan
found that after all happiness 1mm
"hack In your own hack yard."
It is hoped that another f
AHks Norrfs' clever dramas may
he roady for preseuiation hy the
California Oregon I'uwvr eompanv
over Htatlon KMIjOD Jit an early
da to.
1
Tlo- Dixie Juo.iee y. turret, V-hii'h
i fs i- nierlaio at the Viral t're'd.y
u ii:.n iuireh this evening', nave a
ve; y iieljj,'lit t ui program at the
jit-nioi ItUOi Hchcol ihiw alti-rrtooii,
The itn.iitet, which tours only in
ihe western states, ts tioni Kansas
I'ily. .Missouri, The personnel uf
Ih" quartet Is made up uf four real
art isls. ,M r. Stewart, baritone, in
nationally known as the "liluck.
I'adei ewskl," who delights any
audience with his wonderful piay
inn, (Jems from liiand opera, folic
lore music, and the latest popular
hits are some of -Mr. St e wa r I 's
types of music, lie also plays some
of own com positions, lies ides
his woiiiieiful playing. Mr. Stewart
is also a K'cat noloist, and has been
brojtdeaMiiiK over station KNX for
four years. Mr. Stewart has alno
sunt,' lor the vitaphoiie.
'i oe jnonraiii this evenimj will
be two hours in length, with a
number of readings, spirituals,
piano .solus, and nolo by the dif
leienl members of the. quartet. A
trio consisting (f a saxophone,
played by Mi1. Heuves, a banjo,
played by M r. Shu pee, and Mr.
Stewart at Ihe piano, will kIvc a
variety uf Feec,tionn.
Obituary
The next meeting of the county
budgfct . committee will be held
n xl Monday. Among the mutters
to bo discussed will bo the release
of ! 27", "00 of o.- tax refund
funds, held In a ntspen.se fund,
by reason of- the state's suit, to
Hccure ti share uf the grant money
and which was adversely decided
Monday, by the Tnlted Slates su
premo court, The money has been
It eld hy the county treasurer. Ji;J
the state's shaie, In the event they
won the suit.
Under ' the law, the $2 70.000
Will he diverted to the general
fund, and to the payment of in
terest on bonded indebtedness, and
Will he considered in the lax levy
for tho coming year.
DISCUSS CIPffl
AND PUN MEM
For hoveral hours lasl nUrht
mcmhers of the luca I Republican
executive commit tee were in ses
sion at the campaign he.ndMuir
tcrs In room 214 of Ihe Liberty
building. Frank Karrell, chair
mnn, was In charge and the meet
ing took the form of a dlscu-slon
of tho actual concentrated e.-nn-palgn
whlwh will soon la? under
way.
1'lans for a meeting of the cen
tral committee of Jackson county
to ho held at Ashland within the
near future were outlined.
- Hvory one of the ft two Hoover
plus and placards for cars on hand
at the headquarters have been
given away and orders for more
have been sent In, Vein Muridiall,
In charge of the office, reported
today. "There have been s many
women as men callers at the Re
publican Information bureau with
in tho past few days, and I am kept
busy." he said.
Til J. IK Kranels Adam Tillie
passed, away at the Community
1 I lospital, Tuesda.v October ninth.
lAged 7f yeais, mouths. 2 days.
Mora at Dumfries. Waterloo coun
ty, Ontario, Canada, .May "th, IS-lli.
lie had been ailing since last No
vember and was taken seriously
ill one week ago. Ho was mar
ried to Klleii I'roiutfoot, near Dun
dee, Canada, March ninth, lS7'i,
and resided there seven years alter
his man iage. In 1 SSIl the family
moved to Michigan, where hey
reshb d for lis years. Six years
iimi they moved to Medford, where
t hey have resided in t he Coker
Initio district. His wife, JOllen.
passed away last .July. To this
union were born four children,
two daughters and two sons, one
daughter passing away In Infancy.
John Tillie died in Cuts. Albert
Tillie July 27, l!i7. being sur
vived today by an only daugh
ter. Mrs. A. II. Case and three
grandchildren, John Tillie. A r line
Tillk of Honor, .Michigan and
Alice Case ef Medford, one broth"r
William Tillie, and sister, Mrs.
Margaret Jones, both of Oulai h,
Canada. Kuneral services will be
held at Ihe I'erl Funeral Dome
Thursday morning at I0:;tu . m.,
Hev. F.. . Lawrence, officiating.
Interment In Jacksonville eeino-
V-
DAYS The ftiner;tl service for
Lodeina Mays was held at the IVrl
Fu lie rn I Ibune, Tuesday, October
!', 1!H!S. Hev. C. F. Mell offici
' ated, and hlf tributes for Mrs.
Hays were beautiful, lb' npolte of
her lovely character. Christian
life and her friendliness to others.
Services at the irrave were In
charge of the Women's Itellef
'corps. The pallbearers were Mrs.
Oliver Itodgers. Mrs, L. K. Wll
iliams. Mrs. Hoy (layer. Mrs. (Irlf
jfin. Miss Ora Cox and Mrs. U. A.
I Holmes. Interment in the Jack
sonville cemetery.
"The Crowd" at
Rialto Tomorrow
Klean'nr Hoardmnn, who appeared
opposite Cliarlert Kay in "Tho Auc
tion Ulock," hiiH Ihe featured rctnl-
j nine role In "The Crowd." to ho
j seen tomorrow at the Ululto thea
I tre.
j The tdory in an original hy tho
. (Hrector and depicts the lives of
j millions of young couples who help
I lo make up the ;renl middle classes
or Americans, .lames .Murray, tor-met-
extra man, who sprang Into
the limelight a few months ago,
has the feiilurod initio role. The two
are supported hy a 'airi'o east of
well known pin vers.
"I came here to see what people
told no- was the net-.: part of Ore
fon, and I agree," remarked Mrs.
Cracu Klin of London, ling la ml,
this morning just before she left
here for Sati Fianclseo after spend
ing several days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. (''rank I.idynrd, who
reside ttt the Hotel Medford. The
three of them b-came acquainted in
London Ui years ago.
"It's very unusual for a married
woman to work :n Knglaud. if her
husMiud can afford to support the
family," Mrs. Kiln said lu discuss
ing the different status of women
in the I'uited States. "The home
life in our country is an old insti
tution and here.it is all so differ
ent. Moil unmarried girls and
women your country work, too.
If we have enough money we go
in for other things. '
American trains are a source "f
wonder lo the Knglish tourist who
told about her surprise at seeing
iln-m steam right through the main
streets of the cities. And another
thing that Impressed Mrs. 101 In was
the similarity of passengers on
train-: to cnaraeters In Sinclair
Dewls' "Main Street." "I've read
it again since I started on this trip
in July, and 1 think that his de
scriptions fit the small A meriean
low ns perfectly."
During the World war Mrs. TOIIn
was In charge of the Y. M. (', A.
in London. She expects, lo return
to Oregon again in the spring if
she succeeds in getting her ticket
extended.
Carl Parlsnn. of Medford, na i
the resuli of a dela yed dynamite j
explosion last Monday afternoon !
near Ashland while working on a
rural extension of
California ';
(Contributed i
The Medford eomlnitiee of the
Ja.ek.-on ( Vuinty Health associa
tion met last Monday at the home
of Mrs. Kdwin Janney, with an
i nti.rout f.il ei'riiin In :if tfOilfi rie.-
Oregon Power company line, may t . " IV Mp.H f;inVf.r ono of
J county nurses.
i Next Friday a baby clinic will
he held in tho Haptist church at
1 :30, in charge of Dr. Inskep,
j and the county nurses, assisted
i hy Mrs, Crawford Lemmon. Any
take advantage of
lose the sight of mi' eye. In addi
tion to receiving a badly lacerated
and bruised face. He Is a patient
in the Ashland hospital, where it
may h necessaiy to remove ono
eye. The sight of the oilier ey,
according to the local headquar- ( w(l))' (p.Kin,
ters office of th
1'ower company, is not Impaired
Carlson had used a detonator to
fire two sticks of dynamite iu j
loosen dirt for the" digging of a I
poslhote, but was unawa re that i
Hint ma icgon !thil. f.p M(irviee are asked lo mak.
i es- r vat ions hy telephoning the
county health office.
As the woi k of the Jackson
County Health association ln-
'creases In volume and importance
omy one suck nao expioueu wnen!llu. kmnvIetlB of nd interest in
he returned to the hole to resume (tH a(.llvitU,s iH becoming greatly
digging. His iron crowhar struck J (.xt,.drd
the undischarged Slick, Which.! " Tu. hahy oinlrMi whk.h aro held
when H Explode,!, blew gravel nndfJIK.(. R munth wUh transportation
, , ' , , ' " f furnished when
in mis cny nui no cnimreu. .-fie
tccident occurri'd on the first dayi,.i::
ne was at worn on uie line
necessary, are
I much lu demand and the dental
OT
which, at an early date.
will -.again receive weekly as many
i children as can be cared for
! places Jackson county among tho
jleadeis of those districts through
lout the I'ntled States, which are
i endeavoring to educate their chil
jilren in ways of health and effic
ient citizenship. Dr. Mulholland,
who ts in charge of this depart
ment, deserves great credit for
' his work.
The working committee of the
county have resumed activities for
one year, with a full program.
s,
UT WEAR SMILE
And being; n ?ooil sportsman has
Its Ironic turns. When it comes to
tramping through the hunting areas
for hovc. nil da.VH in succession with
nary a sign oi a huck iu sight, and
then lyliK$ In wuit with the same
result for another spell. Only to
see plenty of deer leaping about lu
Ihe distance. Ami finally to bo nil
hut, kicked in the face, by one, as
she leaps coquet tishlv over your
head and dares you to ruffle ho
much as a hair of the manicure on
her hind foot.
Ami then to come home and face
tho volley of expectant queries from
fellow huntsmen aH to "how many"
bucks you bagged. It takes a good
Hpoi Hman lo grin and hear it. Well,
lhal'H the utory they (ell about T.
K. Daniels and I. Is -uest, It.
Monughau, who returned Huh niorn
Itm from a several days' hunt In
the Lakevlew district. Maybe H'h
true and mayho not. Hut anyway,
they wore grinning.
There is much imitiUion vtmiltu on
the mnrket. Watch for it. It luis a
loud and flashy taste. Good conks
demand the delicate, flowerlike
flavor of pure vanilla -- Schilling's."
Q
STARTS FRIDAY
The Orcuter Medford club rum
njugo sale will be held Krlduy and
Saturday of this week at 1 L1 West
Main street, at the store formerly
occupied by SW'eusou I'eebler.
aerohs from the Kialto,
Mrs. L. It. Humphrys and Mrs
V. K, Kohlnsoii have charge and
request Unit nil articles be sent
on Thursday, iu order I hat the
sale can start early l-'riday morn -lug.
This sale will he well worth
attending, clothing hooks, hats.
etc., will be Included. The pro
ceeds will be used for the build
ing of the new club house.
All members who volunteered to
collect article for (lie sale are
requested to phone Mrs. li. V
Williams Wednesday afternoon.
With only two days to Ra, fight
ers to take part iu the bl boxing
smoker next Krlduy night at Chii
uenV now arena wont today douh
lltif; their efforts to be. In perfect
condition for the affray, which will
feature Cone O'Cltady ot Ashland!
and (lone Hottinger of Kan Fran
elscn In the main event and Pat
I'adelford ogainst Willing Wilson In
the somi-windup.
Hen ting arrangements at the
arena are undergoing improve
ments and will he entirely com
pleted hy Friday, according to
present Indications.
Fanchon-Marco
Coming Sunday
Jan Itubinl, internationally fam
ous violinist, will be heard next
"Wings" Thursday
Hunt's Craterian
"WIiikh," the nviiuion Hpednoli
whlfh linn been pliiyhiK on llroiul
way, New York, for more than a
year nt $! tn,- prlecH amt with
..uiiHlh:.; ruom huIIIiik at SI. II), will
lie Hhnwit at Haul's Craterian for
five daya, heKlnnlat; Thursday, ami
lays off Huniliiy fur the Kanchon
ami Mnreo Ht.am' allow.
"WinKH" l,iiH never plnj'ed In
.Meill'ortl. It lia.s ahnwn all over
the I'nliuil Slated ami In practi
cally every 1'nclrle eoaat elty aa a
mail whow.
The iileturn will 150 Into IliintV
Chaterlan in Ihe same lenKtli ami
with the name Noiinit ell'eeta ane'l
elsewhere.
Clara Mow, Hichanl Arlen ami
(Miarles (llmltly) ll(VerH are t'ea,
tilred In "WIiikh."
NO PATIENCE
WITH CHILDREN
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Steadied Her Nerves
T)attont Vn. "I wan wenk, nerv- 1
Otis and run-down before, my last 1
hiiiiy was born.
My other cliil- '
dren tired me. I
had no patience
wjth them mid '
they just wore me ;
out. My mother
told ine. about
a o m e o n e who 1
took lAdia. K. ;
Pinkfiutu's 'i'!je- 1
tul jIl Coinpouud 1
and it ladped
her. I took it :
myself ami pot lino results. 1 nm j
petting along- fine now, thank to j
votir Vegetable ('oinpouiid. Mv bus- j
iiuid and I both iVil sure that it
helped me." Mum. Kaymunu JStaci:,
K. V. D. 2, Daltoii, I'.i. J
We Recommend
to you our service and merchandis3. It is always our desire to offei
you the best goods in our lines. Space does not permit of mention of
all items, but we wish to call your attention to a few.-
Allen's Parlor Furnace
In (losisninft- lliis new type of heater,
Allen lias made possible the enjoyment
of happy hours in the firelight glow
without a sacrifice of the comfort and
convenience that arc associated only
with modern -heating.
With its outer doors closed, Allen's
Parlor Furnace resembles a piece of
beautiful period furniture. But when
these dooi-s swing open, you have the
cheerfulness of dancing flames. Only in
the patented Allen can you obtain this
unique, and desirable combination. Heats
the whole house by circulating moist,
warm air. Burns any kind of fuel at
savings of 25 per cent, to 50 per cent.
Just Arrived
A -new shipment of beau
tiful Kostoria glassware in
new patterns and colors.
Colored Earthenware
Mixing Bowls
Set of 5, blue or green
$1.40
Beater Jugs
Blue or green, with cover
and beater
$1.40
Casseroles
With Frames. Onlv
$1.40
5 CASH DISCOUNT
Pabco-
Multi-Service Paint
Remarkably deep and pure in color
and has a high gloss finish. Neither
this fineness of color and finish nor
Ihe body of the paint itself are affected
by smoke, vapors, sun, salt air, fumes
or any chemical action of this nature.
It. can be applied to wood, metal, con
crete, brick, stone or stucco, on inside
or outside work. It is easy working,
lias a high covering capacity and great
hiding power. We believe it. is the best
paint on the market at. the price.
Gallons $2.95 Quarts 05
For Correct Time Call 35-J
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
A Reliable Place to Trade
Sixth and Bartlett
Phone 35-J
TRIP 10 KERBY
MADE BY LOCAL
1. 0. 0. F.
WitH in the
eilng. ut
! A delegation of over 1 li local
i I, O. O. V. niemhers vlsite( the
- Kerby lodtfe last ntuhl Menu with
n delegation of 30 inemherH of the
jdrantH I'uhw lodwe hh a p;irt ot a
j booster movement Tor the slate
jurand lode lo ho held In Medford
, tit-xt 'tprltitf.
l-ast niK'ht'fi .session
form of a Mettktviher
jwhli-h prollniinnry phim were dis- I
euwsed for nrt ."prhm's I.uk ses j
vion. . j
Similar meeting will IK' held in ;
oilier southern Orewn towns and:
eltlex and the next will he held lu !
(irantM lJnw. nceordliiK lo present j
phuiN,
Yron Improving '
roUTI.AMX Ore.. Ort. 10. j
John 1. Yeon, road huilder, eapi j
tallst !tnd owner or the Yeon build- I
Iiik. passed a roMtful nkht at the i
(lood SiUnaitaii hopttn, at lend-
aniK reported today, l!o wuh aitl i
he on llnway lo recovery from !
nu operation ioriorinod Into Mon- i
day uftev he w;ih titken stiddotilv ill '.
r
3
Days
Only
Stock up
Now
f !
Nyal 2 for 1 Sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
1 1 th 12th 13th
THIS WEEK 3 DAYS ONLY!
171
Days
Only
Save
Money
,
Nyal
Water Bottle
Full two quart
guaranteed; regular
price $2.50; red or
chocolate.
Special $1.59
Nyal Fountain Syringe
Two quart guaranteed; screw fit
tings red or chocolate.
Special $1.79
For the Ladies
Ny Dfnl Tooth Paste TWO tor 50c
Nyl Tooth Brush TWO fop 50c
Nylotli Face Powder TWO for 50e
(Your Favorite Shade)
Nylotij Liquid Shampoo TWO for 60c
Nylotis Perfume . ONE oi. for $1.00
Lilac Toilet Water TWO for $1.00
Nylotn Beauty Balm, TWO for 60
(Flesh or White)
Nyslt Talcum TWO for 25o
Amorlta Tlle Water TWO for $1.00
Nyal HiriMt TWO for 91.00
Nylotis Pwir Pvffa TWO for K
(Lars tit)
Imbnmy Lawn TWO fer 50c
Loma 'aprtsrie TWO for $1.00
Nylotis Lawij TWO for 75c
No. 2
Water Bottle
Red Regular Price $1.25
Special 98?
Nylotis
Shaving Lotion
Large; Just enough "bite"
to leave that refreshing
feelinct; sprinkle top. .
TWO for 69?
Bring a Friend
and Share the
Saving
Nyal
Tooth Brush
(Medium hard bristle
Guaranteed) regular price
50c; sale price
TWO for 50?
Household Drugs
Nyal Medicine Cabinet Household Drugs Are All of the
Highest Quality
Stock up Save Money
SPIRIT OF CAMPHOR
POWDERED ALUM
2 oi. TWO for 13c
COMP. LICORICE PDR.
1 oi. TWO for 13c
SODA BICARBONATE
4 oi. TWO for 13c
Nyal Honey and
Horehound
For coughs
that "hang
on" Good
for the en
tire family.
Regular
ice 50c
1 Sale Price
TWO for 50?
STATIONERY
Nuvo Monry
Embassy Lawn Stationery
(24 sheets 24 envelopes) regular price 50e; sale price
Two for 50c
Loma Papeterel
Diplomat site: 24 sheets; 24 envelopes; deckle sHgd;
regular price $1.00: sale price .'
Two for $1.00
Ny lot's Lawn. .
24 l heels; 24 envelopes; regular price 7s: atle erlc
Two for 75c
Wonderful Values in TiM Stationery
1 oi. TWO for 33c
NYAL PALM SOAP
6 Cakes for 39c
PURE CASTOR OIL
3 oi. TWO for 33c
EXT. WITCH HAZEL
7 oz. TWO for 51e
AROM. SPTS.
AMMONIA
1 oi. TWO for 33e
EPSOM 8ALTS
8 oi. TWO for 19c
Nyal Medicine Cabinet".
MERCUROCHROME
for Cuts, Wounds. Burns
TWO for 36c
Nyal Milk of
Magnesia
For acidity and stomach
troubles; larg bottles;
regular prie SOe; sale
price
TWO for 50?
ItmtiaW, TVrw
Days 0ly, Thursday,
Friflaj), Saturday
'At
Nylotis
Almond
Cream
For your Hands '
in and Complexion
wi' i wo tor bye
For the Men Folks ,
Nyal Styptic Pencils . ..TWO for 10c .
Nysls Talcum 1...TWO for 25c '.
Ny-Denta Tooth Paste TWO for 50c
Nyal Tooth Brush TWO for 50c
Nylotis Liquid Shampoo .. .TWO for 60e,
Nyal Mouth Wash .TWO for 50c'
Nyal Hirustone TWO for $1.00
Lilac Toilet Water TWO for $1.00.
Amorita Toilet Water TWO for $1.00
Par Shaving Cream
Regular price 50c; tale price
TWO for 50c
Toilet Goods
a Ny-Dentor
Tooth Paste
"Whitens and polish
at It cleaniw."
Regular price 50c; sale price
TWO for 50c
214 E. Main
James McNair' Pharmacy
.Phone 91
Medford, Oregon .
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