latttrtUy, ione 8, iOltí ASfltAM) M í t t M if i ö « Form er Residents In City— ! Dance __ Moose to n ig h t Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid, who for- Dickey’s Orchestra. 226 a merly lived on Laurel street in our ____ buJ who have been living in Em broidery Club Meets— M eetings to be H eld— California for the last few years, The Priday Afternoon Em broidery A series of meetings will be h e ld : are parked in the camo" ground , u Trinity E piscopal Church * L - L P' — ' — * - They a" Vicar, the Rev. P. K. Hammond. stone church at the corner of Fifth about two weeks, after which they Holy' communion a t 8 a. m. Sunday ternoon was spent in the usual m an­ and Main streets, beginning Satur- will drive on north school at 9:45. Morning service and ner with small talk and all kinds of day evening, June 3. It will be con-| ____ sermon at 11. Strangers and visit­ a fte r which dainty re- ducted by J. M. Shelton, of G rants --------- , ---------- - Your dollar goes fu rth er at Det- needlework, . . ors cordially welcomed. Pass. The public is cordially invit- rick’s than anv place in town You freshm ents were served, consisting ed to attend. S. F. S tarr, committee owe it to yourself to trade where Of, SandW’cheS’ ice cream bricks and M ethodist Episcopal Church chairm an. you can get the most for the money I ®ak ®: rThose pre9ent were Mesdame3 Corner North Main and Laurel D etrick’s Groceteria. "W e sell for ( ' Long, H. C. Emery, J. C. Poor streets. Sunday school at 9:45 a. Read Ashland Granite Co.’9 spe­ lesg/» 224tf C' A' C otter’ F rank Nelson and M. m Dr. G. W. Gregg, superinten­ r ,Dyrud. 1 cial advertisem ent today. dent. Morning service at 11. Ser­ j Given Surprise Show er— _____ of San mon by Rev. Dr. Stevenson Candy, candy, candy, at B rothers. W atch o „r window. " m .8 ‘° 2 l 9 t f John O. Rigg, president. Evening m arried Thursday, gave them a sur- ¡service at 8 p. m. Sermon by the H ere V isiting— Mr. Hunt, of K lam ath Falls is priSe shower last even,ng at th eir, Suits, $15 and up. P aulserud’s. pastor. A cordial Invitation is ex- in the city visiting and looking over h° T ° n Lincoln stre e t- The “ «wly-l 21 6-tf tended to the public. Charles A. the city in general. weds received a num ber of orna- Edwards, m inister. mental and substantial gifts which H w e from Canada— Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sair have ar- Free M ethodist Church GRUB! For picnics, auto out­ were much appreciated. "• rived from Battleford, Sask., to visit Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ings and fishin’ trips. Open all day Home made Ice cream a t Rose Mrs. Sair’s mother, Mrs. Patterson, Preaching at 11 a. m. Class meet- Sunday. Home Bakery and R estau­ Brothers. 219tf on F ourth street. They spent three Ing at 12. Preaching at 7:45 p. m. rant, 69 North Main street. 231-2 weeks on their way here, stopping j Merle Dunlap, Sunday school super- Dew Drop Inn for lunches and a t Vancouver, B. C\, Seattle anti intendent; Melissa A shcraft, class On Pacific Highway. Those wish­ meals, sandwiches and salads. 222tf Portland to visit for a sh o rt time, j leader. All are invited. C. E. ing to go in business on Main street, They are very much delighted with Glazier, pastor. call or w rite 376 East Main street, I R eturns from C alifornia__ our city and expect to rem ain inde-' ---------- 232-3 Mrs. C. L. Loomis returned a few finitely, Mr. Sair having taken a P resbyterian Church days ago from several weeks’ visit position In the F ourth Street barber, Subject for the m orning sermon, On Inspection T r i p - in San Francisco with friends. She shop for the present. “Our F a th e r.’’ Subject for the even- Bishop Shepherd, of Portland, and stopped on her return trip to visit ---------- j ing sermon, “Types.” Sunday school D istrict Superintendent Danford, for a short time with friends at Red Chicken pié a t the Candy Cup- at 9:45 a. m. Ju n io r Christian En- both of whom are connected with Bluff, Calif. Methodist Episcopal church work, board Saturday and Sunday. 2 3 1 « deavor at 5 p. m. Young people’s ¡meeting at 7. W estm inster Guild at were in the city the first part of the We are not giving any band con­ 2 i6 tfi ?• Prayer m eeting W ednesday ev­ week on a tour of inspection and certs or free baby carriages. Ju st Insurance— 274-J— Yeo. ening a t 7:45. Topic, ‘‘The Proph­ called on quite a few of the mem­ the biggest dollar’s worth in town. ecy of D aniel.” All m issionary of­ bers of the local church. A trial Will convince. D etricks H ere V isitin g M other— Mrs. H arry Ackley, of K lam ath ferings should be paid before June Groceteria, in the heart of the city Falls is in the city visiting with her 10. C hristian Endeavor, Guild and When better ice cream is served, 224« m other, Mrs. J. F. Wells, of Sixth women’s societies take notice, C. F. Rose Brothers will serve it. We A portable Victrola for $50 is street. Mrs. Ackley form erly lived Koehler, pastor. make It. 2 l9 tf ideal for th at sum m er outing. Rose here and has a wide circle of friends Bring your soap slips to D etrick’s Brothers. Church o f th e Nazai’ene 2 1 9 « and acquaintances in the city. and get a free bar. “ We sell for Corner of F ourth and C streets. Save money and buy your suit at Services for Sunday, June 4: Sunday less.’’ 224tf That D elightful Pastim e— H. C. Stock and R einhart Krug- Paulserud’s. 216tf I school at 9:45 a. m. Thornton S. Ijeaves for C orvallis— gel spent Friday afternoon along the ---------- j Wiley, superintendent. Preaching Miss Bertha Whillock left today banks of Rogue river fighting the L eaves for M innesota ! services a t 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Mrs. Jam es Rudd of Liberty street j P rayer m eetlng Wednesday. 7:45 p. for Corvallis to attend the com­ salmon in an effort to prevent them mencement exercises at Oregon Ag­ from all getting out of the river at left Thursday for Minnesota, where j m You are cordially invlted to come ricultural college. Miss Whillock is! the same time. I and worship with us. J. E. Mc- friends for the next six weeks. Mrs. Shane, pastor. an instructor at the college, but is ---------- away on leave of absence until Sep- v,9it th e granite quarry Tuesday, Rudd was formerly a resident of the: tem ber, and has been assisting with Be® Ashland Granite Co. adv. for “Gopher” state, and has quite a few F il.st Coni?regationai ch u rch the work at the Golden Rule store Particulars. 232-2 relatives and friends still residing. Boulevard and Main street. Sun- in this city in order to get a change there. day school a t 9:45, with classes for We clean clothes, Call Paulse- of environment. ■ all grades and ages. Bring your ru d ’s. 216« Cliff Payne makes ladders. 224tf Bible Morning service, 11 a. m.; Our Rosebud ice cream makes a , . . . subject, “ C hrist’s Conception of Try the wet wash and rough dry. j M a n .. Junior c h rls „ an E ndeavor. delightful finish to th a t Sunday din­ Medford Man Visits— Rev. Morenz Oser, of Medford, 76 Allda. Phone ISO. | 5 p. m. C hristian Endeavor. 7 p. m. ner. Rose Brothers. 219« was in the city yesterday afternoon Evening service, 8 p. m. Subject. visiting his son at the new service T akes P osition at H ilt— I,eave for P ortland— <.The Dvnamlc of the S o u l„ The Leslie Heer left this week for H ilt. i publ}c l8 cordially }nTited to all of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ferguson left station on East Main street. this evening for Portland on a busi­ Calif., where he has taken a position these services. W. Judson Oldfield, E xtra good p an ts at extra low ness trip that will extend over about for the summer. ! m inister. prices. P au lseru d ’s. 216« three weeks of time. They will visit Fresh fish, oysters, crabs, chick­ F irst Church o f C hrist, S cien tist various places in W ashington before D ance at K ingsbury Saturday nite ens, rabbits. Call Tel. 104. Ash- they return to Ashland. Pioneer avenue South. Sunday w here it ’s K ool. Ix-edom ’s O rchestra. land Fish and Poultry M arket. 186 tf servlceg at n o’Ciock. Subject of 230-2 Ice cream reduced to old time i lesson, “ God, the Only Cause and Leaves for V ancouver— prices. Special prices given to Here for Short V isit— 'C re a to r.” Sunday school at 10 lodges, parties, picnics, etc. Rosei A. L. Lamb left Friday evening on I Q.clock W ednesday evening meet- Mrs. Violet Wilson arrived from Brothers. 219-tff I Sacramento for a visit with her train 54 to accompany the body o f : lngg fit 8 Q.clock. Reading room - i j .......... ■ . . . . ex. 1 mother, Mrs. O. W. Long. She left his sister, the late Mrs. Fales, to Qpen daily from 2 u n tn 5 p> Vancouver, Wash., where she will be cept Sundays and holidays. alm ost immediately for D unsm uir to accept a position with the Southern ! laid to rest. F irst C iiristian Church Pacific company in the Dunsm uir of­ 216tf Phone 274-J for Yeo. Corner B and Second streets. fice. Dew Drop Inn— Ice Cream. 222tf Bib,G school at 10 o’clock. Morning Phonograph springs, all kinds, in . worship at 11. Luncheon hour and SPECIALIST stock. Fixit Shop, Beaver block. Goes to Oakland__ ¡monthly business m eeting following. 230-tf Mrs. R. S. Hubbard left a few C hristian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Ev- in Internal M edicine for the davs ago for Oakland, where she ening worship at 8. Mid-week pray- For Insurance, good under all cir­ will enter a dental parlor th at her er service at 7:30 Thursday even- past eleven years. cumstances, Beaver Realty Co. brother, Lester High, is conducting, i ln &- Cholr Practice at 8:30 Thura- _____ ! day. Local and Personal t A t tbe Churches Coming to Medford Dr. Mellenthin DOES NOT O PERATE W ill be at VIRGINIA CAFE HOLLAND HOTEL ►- ___ W ED NESDA Y, JU N E 14th O ffice H ours: 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. 29 First St. TH E BE ST OF EATING Join the valley people to see the Blair Granite Quarry Tuesday. 232-2 EVERYTH ING HOME-COOKED To Tour Canada— ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for C onsultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu­ ate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He visits professionally the more im­ portant towns and cities and offers W all who call on this trip free con­ sultation. except the expense of treatm ent when desired. According to his method of tre a t­ m ent, he does not operate for chron­ ic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re ­ sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh weak lungs, rheum atism , sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailm ents. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any better, do not fall to call, as Improper meastires ra th e r than disease are \Mry often the cause of yotir long standing trouble. Remember, above date, th a t con­ sultation on this trip will be free and th at his treatm ent is different. M arried women m ust be accom­ panied by their husbands. Address: 336 Boston Block, Min­ n eap olis, Minn. T h is Is K o d ak T im e Kodak pictures everywhere this is the time of year when snapshot possibilities are greatest. We are ready with all the photographic goods you need — Kodaks, films and accessories. We have a fresh supply of genuine EA8TMAN FILMS For All Kodaks For the best results in de­ veloping, printing and en­ larging, bring us your films. We give prompt service. M c N a ir Bros* TJia start CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for th eir many R eturn to Eugene— The Wilmot family, of Mechanic acts of kindness and the sympathy street, returned to their form er shown during th e recent illness and residence at Eugene the first of the death of our beloved sister, Mrs. Virginia Fales. week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lamb. For Insurance, fire or auto, see Beaver Realty Co. 1 9 7 tf A Way to Meet the Shortage of Laundresses Miss Clara Moore, who has been visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Parsons, left Thursday morning for her home in Toledo, Ohio, via the Canadian Pacific. Miss Moore will Maid servants and man servants visit in Seattle, Vancouver’ B. C., are not so easily obtained as they and other Canadian towns. were once upon a time. Laun­ Say! Go see those baby and dresses, too, are becoming fewer. children’s garm ents. Needlecraft There is a shortage. Not merely Shop. 225-tf a local tem porary lack— but a shortage of help th at is national and L eaves for M yrtle Point— promises to be lasting. Mrs. W. M. Decker has gone to But in this quandry are you going Myrtle Point for a visit. to resort to the scrubboard, to the lifting and splashing and the all V isited w ith Rola^ivns— 'round discom fort of the old wash-; Mrs. Aubrey Redifer was visiting day? There is a sim pler and b etter relatives in Myrtle Creek last week. way— a way free of all bother and toil. It is our modern laundry way. i W ill Leave for Applcgat And it is a safe and sure way— Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peachy go to only pure soft w ater and mild white Applegate next week, near where soap are our cleansing agents. You’ll Mr. Peachy will attend to his fire like the glossiness of our ironing warden duties for the summer. and the promptness of our delivery also. M issionary Society E lects O fficers— The shortage of laundresses The Missionary society of the te should occasion you no inconven- Christian church elected the follow. , |e n R , v tc,enhM e us and our Ina officers at their last session: i drlvef-w lll call for »oar family President, Mrs. W. L. Headley; vice- bundle president, Mrs. Grace Putnam ; sec- - . _ - _ retary, Mrs. Laura Rowley; tre a su r-! er, Mrs. Ruby H arvey. PHONE IOS ASfliM n LdUDOrV CO. P lot TH E GALLOPING C H IEF OF SCREEN SENSATIO NS’ --.WITH - Mè a u à » II One cent the word each time. .■ . ; ßCHC? A y fttî AHÓ flUDOlPM VALEMTrte --- -- ¡Í M B U S I N E S S A N D P P Q F E S S IO N A L ' i TRANSFER AND HAULING J r I THE SHEIK" TH E TMEATEI? BEAUTIFUL TUES. (— W ED. — THVRS. Provost Bros. Headquarters for GARDEN TOOLS SPRAY PUMPS PRUNING SHEARS HOSE—and LAWN SUPPLIES IV. A. SHELL b a r b er WANTED— Man with light truck PLU 3IR IN G wishes to do hauling. Phonp 4 84. R. or call 383 East Main. 232-6 H. R. ADAMS— Plumbing. Contract­ ing and day work. 248 Fifth St., WANTED— Work as cook on a phone 16G-J. ranch or for men in a camp. Ap­ 100« ply to Mrs. J. M. Mohr, Oxford TR A N SFER AND EX PRESS. Rooming House. 232-2* FOR prompt and careful service, HELI» WANTED auto trucks or horse drays, call ¡ TIRE COMPANY wants Date repre- W hittle Transfer Co. Phone l i t i sentative and safes (nanager to Office, 89 Oak street near Hotel open branch office. $300 neces- Ashland. 66« sary. Universal Tire Co., Chi- ~ 7----------- ----------------------------------- 1 _ cago’ Hl. 232-4-sat T‘ ’¿ « ’«W ELL— GENERAL TRANS- SAI FSMFN ----- n----------- -— PER — Good team and motor- i s a b k s m e n — To sell guaranteed trucks. Good service at a reason- tn es and tubes, $J00 a week, able price. Phone 83 guaranteed salary and conmus- sion. Universal Tire Co., Chi- ADAMS TRANSFER — Wood and cago, 111. storage. Phone 460. 211-lm o 232-4 sat Safety blades resharpened, like new. Single bit, 30c doz. Dobule bit, 60c doz C hildren’« W ork A Specialty HOMES — RANCHES ORCHARDS PHYSICIANS. JACKSON TRANSFER CO. — We DR ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice haul everything. Call 293-L. lim ited to eye, ear, nose and 208-lmo* throat. Office hour«, 10 to 12 and lost . ~ 2 to 5. Swedenburg Bldg., A sh­ land, Ore 73-tf LOST — Friday afternoon, moss agate brooch. Finder return to OR. J. j . EMMENS— Physician and Surgeon. Practice limited to __30_Second St. Reward. 228-4* eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasser WAN t ED. ■HPPllGd- Oculist and aurist for 8. P. R. R. Offices. M. and H WANTED One dishw asher; also Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 567 one w wj aiter or waitress. Hotel one Ashland 230« DR. MATTIE b T s HAW— Special a ? tention to m others and children WANTED— To b u / a farm. 10 to 80 Internal secretions and endocrine acres, according to location and glands. Res. and office, 108 Pio­ improvements. Deal with owners neer avenue. Telephone 28 Of­ only. No real estate dealer need fice hours, 11 to 12 a. m.; 2 to answer. All correspondence must p. m. reach me by June 16, 1922. H. A. Fergus, 145 E. Hall Ave.. chiropractor «. M arshfield, Oregon. 224-9* WANTED— Heavy hack. C. W .. DRv , 5!AVD IX rjr^ > L L HAWLEI Cromwell, Ashland, Rte. 1. 230-3*1 — Visiting Chiropractic Physician Neuritis cases a epecialty. Phon» WANTED— To buy five passenger 118-J. Treatm ent given onlv ii your own home. auto. Lithia Garage. 231-tf THE WEED LUMBER COMPANY. FOR HALE. Weed, Calif., are now in full op­ eration for the season of 1922, FOR SALE— 2 acres just east of and are employing common labor normal school, also forty acres as well as experienced hands in timber. Inquire on premises or their mills, sash, door and box house up the hill. * 219-lmo* factories at Weed, California. The employment is steady, living con- HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings dltions excellent, with good -------- ---------• chances for advancem ent for d e -! * acres, % mile from town, all level good soil, good serving employes. All interested roads, some creek bottom, a good communicate directly with Em ­ buy at $65 per acre. O. A. Mann­ ployment Departm ent, Weed Lum. ing. Talent, Oregon. 226-tf her Company, Weed. Calif. 22 4-tf FOR SALE— First class new alfalfa hay. E. K. Anderson ranch, west FOR RENT— F u rn :shed apartm ent. of Talent. 226-6** Renting, Loans, Transfers Close in. Modern conveniences. Adults only. Inquire 166 Harga-1 F OR SALE Well improved 2 0 ’A Notary Work dine St. or phone 122. 1821 f apre farm, with good buildings, stock and implements. One mile FOR R E N I. from Ashland, on East Main St. BEAVER REALTY CO. See owner, R. Scheidereiter, Rte. ¡FOR RENT— Furnished apartm ent,I 1, Box 173. 228-6* 15 First St. Phone 68 vacated June 1. Phone 348-L. 614 Boulevard. 229-4t* F ° R SALE— P itt bulldog. 137 First St. • 228-3* FOR RENT— Three room furnished apartm ent; linen and silverware. FOR SALE — One saddle pony, 160 North Main St. 230tf weight 750 pounds, eight years old, — 77------------------------------ ’n splendid condition, color white. W HAT REDUCES MILK AND ■ j FOR RENT— Fme store room. 20 by $25. W hittle Transfer Co. 230tf FL E SH MORE THAN FL IE S? 60, suitable tor any kind of busi­ ness. Inquire S. L. Allen. 230-6 FOR SALE— F irst cutting hay, in Double Strength SHOOFLY just — i field or delivered. Mark True. in from Philadelphia. I t ’s the FOR RENT— Three room furnished Phone 14-F-3. 229-2 best Fly Repellant on the m arket apartm ent, linen and silverware. today for the spraying of your Inquire 160 North Main St., or FOR SALE— Ford sedan in good Cows. condition. Shock absorbers, d e ­ Robison’s Garage. 230-tf m ountable rims, speedometer, Fencing, Mowers, Rakes and FOR RENT— Or will lease six spotlight and extra tire. / Price, All Binders and their repairs, room house, large grounds, fruit. $4 50. Dr. George J. Kinz. Office kinds of Sewing Machines 227 Meade St. 237-2* phone 103, residence phone 4 01. FOR RENT— Three room f u r n is h e d __________________________ Peil's Corner apartm ent, $16.50 per month. FOR SALE— Alfalfa hay, 2 miles Phone 329-R or Robison’s G ar-| from town, free front foxtail. age. 232-tf 230 3* Phone 11F5. C. B. L A M K I N FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE R efrigerator and sad- m , die. 115 North Main St. 230-2* BARGAINS IN REAL FOR TRADE— 160 acre unincunt- ---- ------------------------------------- ESTATE bered ranch near H ilt; ..small FOR SALE— Good car, easy terms, house and outbuildings; good 323 Almond St. 230-3* stock or chicken ranch with p l e n - ---------------------------------------------------- tv of wood and tillable land. Will FOR SALE—Good clean alfalfa hav Cad in field. Phone 373-J-3. City and R anch P roperties trade for unincumbered Ashland 230-2 Ellis, Talent. Oregon. acreage; prefer no house, but H ouses to R ent would consider acreage with small FOR ~ S A L E ^ H ^ Phone A. B. house. .E le a n o r Greer, 199 Gran-! Chapman. CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING 222-eod-lf ite street. 2 3 1tf*! FOR SALE— Good mower, cheap INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Inquire 103 Straw berry Lane. 230-3* We Buy and Sell Real Estate FIRH INSURANCE INVESTMENTS STAPLES REALTY AGENCY H otel A shland B uilding A shland, Oregon Phone 26 “ THAT GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING” TO HAVE INSURANCE W HEN YOU NEED IT Remember, th a t you can’t take out a policy tomorrow to cover today’s disaster. It takes an accident or a fire to convince some people th at they need insurance. DON’T BE A “ REGRETTER.” DON’T PLAY WITH FATE. ACT NOW. Yes, we sell all kinds of good We have leading tom- panles only. insurance. When you want good insurance talk with Billings. Billings Agency REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE E stablished 1883 Phone 211 41 E. Main St. APARTMENTS (E ffe c tiv e January 1, 1922) Daily (E xcept Sunday) LV. MEDFORD LV. ASHLAND 7:00 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 8:00 a. in. 8:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 11100 a. m. 11:00 a. m. l £ 00 noon 12:00 noon 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 2:00 p. m. 3:00 p. m. 3:00 p m. 4:00 p. m. 4 0 0 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 7:00 p. m. 7:00 p. m. 8:30 p. m. 8:30 p. in. Sat. only 9:30 p. m. 9:30 p. m. 10:30 p. m. Sat. only 10:30 p. m. FOR SALE— One good sized 3 two horse wagon. F. J. Martin. 372 Liberty St. 231-2* FOR SALE— 20 acre chicken ranch with 300 hens, 1000 chickens; four acres in peaches, good house, close in. Phone owner, 10-F-3. 214-1 mo FOR SALE— Young fresh goat, fine flow milk. Phone 368-J. 231-2 FOR SALE — Modern five room house, two lots, highly improved. Price absolutely right. Phone 368-J. 231-2 FOR SALE— Four fine building lots in Railroad addition, pavement, sidewalk and sewer. Bargain for Leave Medford for Ashland and quick sale. Inquire 242 Granite Ashland for Medford everv hour on St. 230-eod-3 the hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p.t m.; then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. in. - - "" - Cheap, W hite Persian Ashland w aiting room— East Side ! r pedigreed cat. 685 Boulevard Pharmacy. 232-3* ASHLA N D-ROSE BURG STA (ï E Daily (Except Sunday) FOR SALE— One new auto bumper, LV. ASHLAND LV. ROSEBURG one Hoosier kitchen cabinet, rugs, m attings, old windows, doors, 12 noon 8:30 a. m. locks and hinges. Inquire at Rose Travel by stage; shortest route by Bros. 232-2* 20 miles: one of Oregon’s most scenic trips. {Fare— Aidiland-Rose- BABY CHICKS burg, $ 1 .6 0 ; Medford - Roseburg. Sunday Schedule $ 4 .1 5 ; G ra n ts P a ss-R o se b u rg , $ 3 .0 0 . W f rvI ^ VB A TE li250tlO n i. EGCf M EDFORD-GRANTS PASS f¡nPqt J 't . . J ’ C n h o iv finest ' ' equipped electric hatchery D aily and Sunday in the Southwest. All popular LV. G’T'S PASS LV. MEDFORD 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:45 p. m. 4:30 p. m. G rants Pass waiting room— The Bonbonniere, phone 160. Office and w aitiug room— No. 5 S F-nnt St . Nash Hotel building. Tobacco Seeds Small. Tobacco sce