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- 9-4 f ' vmvi voxrn. arrcnronn matt; TmmrNrc. w.dtywp, orcKnoN. wkdnkshay. may ti. win. ","""" ii ii i'S L FS I1K IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Mn. Margaret (Ubson nnd Miss Delia Ford, have returned to Mcdford after nn absence of several nionthi, in which tlmo they visited the north west nnd Connda. Mrs. Olbson nnd Miss Ford will spond n few weeks In tho Rogue Itlvor valley, which they say Is tho best section thuy havo vis ited bo for, nfter which they will tour southern California nnd Mexico. J, N. Ilnvcn, general foreman for tho Home Tolcphono company, Is building a homo on his property In Onkdolo Park addition. Orchard, hunting, rtshlng and Crater Lake scenes for salo at Cor king & Harmon's studio. Negatives raada any place, kodak finishing. 128 Bast Main street. Phone 216 R. John M. Hoot has left for San Francisco on business. Martin J. Rcddy Is In Portland on business. Will tutor children in all lines of school work. Also teach foreigners to speak English. Tel. 7G7-L. 50 Mr. Albert of Salem nnd O. Z, Hownrd of Hilt, Cat., nro recent ar rivals in Mcdford. R. F. C Astbury has returned to Mcdford nfter nn extended visit in tho eastern nnd southern states. R. II. McCnrdy writes nil kinds of insurance 401 M. F. & It. bldg. Phono 549. Mrs. F. Parent nnd Mrs. O. P. Holms wcro among Mcdford friends this week. Clarcnco Meeker mado a business trip to Ashland Tuesday. Owen Dunlap of phoenix made a business trip to Mcdford Tuesday afternoon. Qerklng & Harmon, studio por traits, homo portraits, flash lights, kodak finishing, post card work and enlarging.; 128 East Main street; telophono 21S R. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tlullls of Olean, N. Y., havo returned to Medford from a visit at tho Sterling mlno. Hugh Mitchell, superintendent of tho government hatchery at Trail Creek, transacted business In Mcd ford Tuesday. Insure and bo sure. Right If we wrlto It. R. A. Holmes, The Insur ance Man. R. L. McDrldc, who has been spending several months in southern California, arrived in Mcdford a few days since. Judge Q. W. Dunn of Ashland tar ried in Mcdford Tuesday afternoon. II. D. Mills and D. h. Cross were down from Rutto Falls Tuesday. Money to loan on real estate. Sco Carkln & Taylor, attorneys at lav.. Mcdford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Madden wcro among tboio who motored to Mcdford Tuesday. Miss Emma Wendt of Jacksonville was a Mcdford visitor Tuesday after noon. Frank Walt made a business trip to Central Point Tuesday. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471. Mrs. Vincent of St. John, grand chief of tho Pythian Sisters, is mak ing tho lodges in Rogue River val ley an official visit. Tho public schools of Medford will closo tho year Friday, May 4. Tho tlmo lost at the beginning of the year, through tho prcvalcnco of senr lctlna, has been mado up. Roof leak? Soo W. II. Smith for roofing and roof repairing. Phone 917-M. 45 Q. W. Canning, a well known or ganizer of fraternal societies, and his wife, now located in California, are visiting ut Ashland, their former home. Editor Glcason of the Central Point Herald tarried a few hours in Medford tho fore part of tho week. Mrs. S. Jitney was called to Merlin Tuesday by a message lutormlng hor that a brothor had been seriously in jured by a log rolling over him. Vapor baths and scientific mas sage for men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Oar-nett-Coroy bldg. Phone 145. Mrs. Lulu Watts of Jacksonville was n Medford visitor Tuesday aft ernoon. President Campbell of tho Univer sity of Oregon will bo tho orator at Ashland on Decoration day, which will bo obsorved more elaborately than usual by Burnsldo post, G. A. It. Ho will also addrcsH tho graduating class of tho Ashland high school, the day before. Tho Holman White Sulphur Raths nnd Swimming Pools at Ashland, Oregon, will open for ttho season Saturday, May 10, C4 , Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter J. Neff nml (lenrge Iliils tnndn n trip to Mnglo Point tho foro part of tho week, J. K. Stlnsnn, who has been visit ing A. J. Vance of tho Home Tele phone company, has left for his homo In Wyoming. Colonel S. W. Ulnsdcll passed through Medford Tuesday, en -route to Portland from Siskiyou county, Cnl., where he has mining Interests. Grain hay S per ton. C. W. Isaacs. William Turnhnm, tho timber cruiser, wns a recent business visitor In Mcdford. Mrs. J. W. Odgors of Berkeley, Cal., arrived In Medford Tuesday eve ning nnd Is tho guest of hor daugh ter, Mrs. I,. D. Hasklns. J. Uruco Spencer, R. W. Hitchcock, Phil Hnmlll nnd Dillon Hill wcro among tho horticulturists who were In Mcdford Tuesdny. Louis Hnnlng, representative of the Wclnhnrd Ilrewlng company of Portland, has been In tho valley dur ing tho past week. Ho wns accom panied to Grants Pass by S. A. Kros chel, manager of the .Mcdford branch. E. G. Perham, the bridge 'contract or, has gono to Marshflcld, on a short business trip. Austin Corbln of New York and Corbln Edgcl! camo down from their Hrownsboro ranch and orchard tho foro part of the week. C. S. Ncwhall nnd his family mo tored to Medford from tho ranch on tho Jacksonville Springs road Tues day. Mrs. It. Rland was In Mcdford Tuesday on her return to Grants Push from Jacksonville. Miss Ida Houston of Long llranch has been . making Medford a short visit. Earl Mlnear left for Portland. He will bo accompanied home by his mother, who Is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Anderson. Isaac Householder and William Lewis of Kancs Creek district trans acted business in Medford Tuesday. Mac Wilson and G. O. Taylor spent a few hours In Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon. A. C. Walker of Central Point district was in Medford Tuesday, ac companied by Joseph McCullom of Douglas county, who is on his way to California. W. J. Dcardsly and II. W. Frame of phoenix wcro recent visitors in Mcdford. Will Nicholson of Fort Klamath Is visiting relatives and friends In Med ford, his former home. Ho was at Grants Pass Tuesday. Joseph Griffin of Ashland, who has been looking after his mining inter ests In tho vicinity of Gold Hill, was In Medford recently. Mrs. Zimmerman and her family. vrho have been living at Eagle Point, left for Abordccn, Wash., Tuesday. A. H. Woodburij Is at Ashland, making friends a visit. A. Johnson, who has been living In Roxy district, left for Portlnud Tues day. Ho Is In poor health and will go to New Mexico and Arizona soon. Luke Ryan camo down from hh nig Butte ranch Tuesday and went on to Jacksonville. Dr. Smith of Gold Hill was among tho many who camo to Mcdford Tuesc day on business. A. E. La Ponto of tho Central Point marblo works transacted bus! ncss in Mcdford Tuesday. Norman F. Throne of Ashland Is tho first person in Oregon to bo treated with Dr. Friedman's turtlo serum for tuberculosis. Ho was very 111 tho day following tho treatment, but afterward improved nnd seems to be gaining slowly. W. R. Coleman of Jacksonville transacted business In Medford Tues day afternoon. O, A. Gardner, county clerk, was over from Jacksonville Tuesday, mak ing Ashland a visit boforo returning nomc. Mrs. P. S. Loosley of Tolo district Js the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. SchuoJder, of North River side. F. F. Damoy. H. Andrew, A. Suggs nnd F. n. Turner nrrived from Eu geno tho foro part of tho week. J. E. Crelghton of Antloch and George Pankey of Central Point dis trict wero recent visitors in Medford. LOST-CARLOAD OF NEWS PAPER LOST Somewhere between Port land and Mcdford, ou the Southern Pacific railroad, a cur of roll now. consigned to tho Medford Printing compnny. Reward paid for Informa tion. The reason that Tho Mall Tribune nppcara In four pages Instead of six Is not due wholly to tho lack of patronngo by Medford business men though this Is somewhat shy but nlso to tho Tact that Micro Is no six pago paper In tho city. A carload was ordered for delivery In Medford May 10. It loft tho mill May C. On May 0 It left Junction City. Since then It has apparently dropped from sight at lenst, after n 24 hours search, tho local offlco of tho Southern Pacific professes entire Ignorance on tho subject, and are unable to locate It. Hope Is offered, however, that It may bo on tho next frolght train or tho next, or the next. BE A VISITOR HERE In these days of pugilistic unrest In tho city when an ex-chnniplon of tho world, a next-chnmplon of tho world, and other stars nnd near stars of tho fistic firmament are visiting Mcdford, nn effort Is to be made to havo Wllllo Ritchie, champion light weight of tho world, stop over In Mcdford on his way south from Port- laud. Ritchie Is now In Seattle mak ing his way toward S.ui Francisco. Ho will show In Portland next week. Local fans nro back of a movement to Invite Rltchlo to stop over here. The officers utitl men of. the loonl company Const Artillery CorjH, O. N'. (l.f returned Tucvltiy afternoon from Fort Stevens whore they upon! tho week at Unllury Ktwell prnclio- Injj on tho ten iueli guns to whiuh they were nwignetl. Owing to n Meuily downpour of rain the com pany did not iicrouipliMi nil tho work aligned them lint mado a biilliaut allowing in their tnrget nnd drill woi-k; ociuon iiiii, neiing iw gun jHunler, making a 100 per cent reo ord for tho local company. Several of the company slopped off in Portland on their way homo and spent several davs with some of their Medford friends who havo been spending tho winter Ihore. Those of the company who made the trip were ('apt. A. V. Doane, Lieutenant Kln;r T. Ks First Sergeant C. Y. Teng wnld, Sergeant Clarence Hoyd, Cr vonI .Soldou Hill, Paul lloliiimoit and C. V. .Mhumiii, Musician A. .1. Vance, Privates Robert KinlevMdc nnd A II. latticing. COLLEGE WOMEN CONDEMN PARKINSON HEFEriENDUM The College Women's clnh at n meeting held Sntunlav nfloruoon nt tho Hotel Mmlfonl uunulmnindy ndoplcd a resolution condemning Ihe Parkinson referendum nieasuic. The resolution rends "Resolved, That this orgnnixnlloii go on record ns inoleMing ngninM I me proposed rnrMiion rcicrcmlum, COLIiKfll-nVOMHN'S ci.rn, Uv Harriet M. Cox, Press Com. 8 mmmm -. u in SSdcrmclcv vp? '.a-V V wtai nun 2 for 25c A dilhlofi WbltftOt'if-fel NjJui UunJftnl cilur-UrfutLlulljrrr.uofi'r AttctK e f-IM-4utdirti. Tbo Ukley Ii Ibo nw induttuamon. Ide Silver Tsi I Um tha ntu tion I.lnovr,t Uc'wikaM 3 Uuttu. bojK-onlj!- ti.lruColU.iuily 1 aeo r. idc a co , troy, n y J .Mxo.tfiiH-r-j .& A Vrfj AMMf- BIG BENEFIT BALL FOR EAGLE POINT BAND J. M. Vogell nnd frank Nichols wero down from Eaglo Point Tuesday making arrangements for a grand ball to bo given Tuesday evening, May 27, for tho benefit of the Eaglo Point band. Tho boys will glvo n tree concert once a week In the city park and tho dance Is to raise funds to buy new uniforms and music. Tho lad.lcs of Eaglo Point and vicinity will donato tho refreshments nnd every body Is boosting for tho ball and especially for the band. MEN'S SILK HOSE Ucgular 5Pc values, pop pair,'J5, '. pair 91 .00. Tho 25c Silk Lisle. Hose, the kind that wear. Our 2 far 25c Hessemeretie Hose will hrhn; you back. THE WARDROBE WEST MAIN STREET ' "Val ues m .Nothing worth Its pi leu Is oxpumtvo. 'that's plain. Our Oxfords nnd Pumps are all prices, lu cxiu't proportion to tholr worth. That's mine, You iimito your soleetlou fiotu III I A hDIoh only. No last join's "hold overs." 'I'IuK'n ntlio lip to dale. nl ts'j.nn to irt (.on "No Higher" $,cim:id4- Where "Right PiImV Pictnil finop Shoes Opptiillo INiHlofflio 1 r iVsvvlrilssa yyTr.tiy B' 'iict SMBtBRoisfc AZtflMildsHa. - AAkBVKsssB CUT DOWN COST OF PRODUCTION, CUT OUT HORSES AND MULES, USE THIS DENNING TRAO TOR, 3500 LBS., 21 H. P., $1200.00. OIIAS. TSCHIRGI R. J7. D. NO. 3. PHONE G7-J-2 Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Mooncy of Prospect, who hnvo been stopping In Mcdford, returned home during tho week. FAMOUS JN A DAY FOR THE BEAUTY'OFiHER HANDS AND ARMS A I-'rec Prescription That Does its Work Out Night You Can Pre- pure It at Your Own Home Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS XJLBT ABSIBTAITZ Day Phono 227 Night I'. W. Weeks 103-J-2 Phones A. K. Orr 07H-M PORTLAND MAN BUYS HOME IN MEDFORD IF. K. Boater of Portland hnB pur chased nn aero and a third berry tract from W. II. Everhard and will inovo to this city to mako his home. The tract is located on West Main street road near tho city limits. Showers Predicted. PORTLAND, Ore., May 14. Wcuthcr forecaj t, Oregen: Showers west portion tonight nnd Thursday; showers cast portion tonight or Thursdny. Wanner enst portion. Southerly winds. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT TO KENT Small ranch for stock, with good houso and crop, near Medford, Contral Point, Gold IIIII. Owners only. Olvo full de scription, reut, etc., first Jotter. Address A. L., caro Mall Tribune. 47 "It's my own dlscovory and It takes Just ono night to get such mar velous results," answers Camlllo do Vcrlac, when her friends ask hor about tho marvelous chaugo In the uppcarunco of her hands and arms. "You can do tho same thing it you tako my advice," sho says. "I fcol it my duty to toll every woman what this wonderful prescription did for me. Just think of It! it did ull this lu one night. It affords ino n world of ptonsuro to tell anyone else Just how such re markable results wero brought about. I glvo you, absolutely freo, tho Iden tical prescription which has mado mo so happy by beautifying my hands und arms. You can form no Idea of the marvelous change It will make lu Just ono application. Tho prescrip tion, which can be prepared at your own homo, Is as follews: Go to any drug store and got an ouuco bottlo of Kulux Compound. Pour tho ontlro contents Into a two ouuco bottlo, add a quarter ounce of witch hazel and fill with water. Mix this at homo. Apply night nnd morn ing. Tho first application will de light you. It gives tho skin a velvety softness, obliterates all decelera tions such ns tan, Him spots, freckles und coarso pores, roughness and, In fact, every blemish the skin Is hot" to. It also produces a marvelous ef fect on tho face, neck and shoulders. It is dellclously cool and soothing and is not affected by perspiration. It will not rub off. If tho neck Is discolored from be ing exposed to tho sun or from wear ing high collars, this prescription will Immediately relievo that condition. No mutter how rough and ungainly tho hands and urms, or what abuses they have had through hard work; no matter what exposuro tho skin has had to sun nnd wind, this prescrip tion will work a wonderful transfor mation, Thousands of womon are using this prescription with Just tho sauio results that I havo had.'' ' V ! I I f T r r r t r v ? ? ? r r r f r r ? ? ? ? f t T r r r r t T ? r t ? T ? t I t t t t t T NEW BALKAN BLOUSES Hulp of heavy twilled ma terial, nicely tri mined, spec ial price Thursday M QQ each Ql.OU MANN'S WAIST SALE CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O. 200 hcauliful new Voile Wai.st.s well made, nicely trimmed tip to $2.r0 values, wilts price Mi urn day, each $1.39 SPECIAL SNAPS for THURSDAY HOUSE KEEPERS SAL E Bed Spreads, full size .$1.25 values, sale Q0 price each tJOX PILLOW CASES '12 and '15 inch bleached 18c grade spc- -i 1 J.2 cial, each. HAND TOWELS flood size, very special, each 5c OIL CLOTH Best quality colors only on sale Thursday 4 0 a yard XOl Sheets, 72xf)0 bleached a good (iOe grade AQp sale price, each 0t TOWELS llleached Until Towels, IHc values, spc- 4 flflp cial, each .'. 12'-' TABLE LINEN Bleached Table Damask worth IOe, sale 9Q )i'ice, a yard NAPKINS 18x18 Mercerized kins worth $1.00, sale price a doz Nap- 8"9c WASH GOODS SALE Dress Prints styles, special Thursday a yard . standard 5c DRESS GINGHAM 9c flood 12' oc grade special, a yard .. . COTTON CORDUROY In all colors, washable lor summer dresses spe cial Thursday, a OQ yard uUi NEAR LINEN Suiting, !!(5 inches wide, while and coloi-s a yard 15c Apron (lingham, good quality, special a C yard wC 40 INCH VOILE 29c In all colors W' grade, a yard ... LINEN PONGEE .All colors and white, vovy special yard a 35c NERO LINEN !12 inches wide for suits very special a tytZn yard Remember S3! One-Third Off SPECIAL SALE OF LONG GLOVES billion (Moves, $1.98 Women's 30 but Ion Chamois Gloves, $2.50 quality, special (PO f Q a pair $fJ,XU Women's lb' button real Kid (Jloves, our $3.50 grade on sale QQ 1Q l)Vlv m riiursday TCaysers 10 Tucked Linen $2.50 grade, u pair Kayscrs 1(1 button 10m broidcried White Silk Gloves, spe cial, a pair... .$1.98 GET READY FOR ODDFELLOWS' CONVENTIOn 5c .Hum nit: in correct con vent ion colors, lots oi it at, a yard Now Aigorettes for hair ornaments, vm-y OQ special, each Ov New Auto Veils all col ors, $2.00 val- Q QQ fDXmfPU ues, eacli. Bulgarian Collars good quality ou sale 9Qa Thursday, each O Ji FREE Save Your Salo Slips and got Wm. Rogers' Triple Plated Guaranteed Silvorwaro -FREE LACES AND EMBROIDERIES 5000 yards wide Cam bric Embroidery and In sertions up to 25o values sale price Thurs- ihn day, a yard lvl 5000 yards fino Val Laces and Insertions, values up to 20c a ftp yard, salo price C HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Women's and Children's Mist Black Hose, all sizes, sale price, a Qy pair .' viy W o in en's Sleeveless Vests, good quality Qp very special, (inch " TRADE AT HOME WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE TRADE AT HOME f V V T r ? T r v t v y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y ,Xji.A ,!. .- I tv V