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IOCAL AND
i- PERSONAL
H. J. Pemborthy ot Hancock, Mich.
Intt Wednesday fitter n week's visit
with E. Q. Trowbridge-, an old friend.
Ho la so grcntly pleased 'with Med
ford ho expects to return In a ton
month to mnko his homo hero.
Austin Corbln, -who owns n largo
orchard near Ilrownsboro, left Wed
nesday evening on a business trip to
I'orttaud.
E, r. Cnrlcton, assistant superln
tondent ot public Instruction, spent
part of the week In Medford Inspect
ing schools.
Professor Smith of tho Talent
school has been choson for principal
of tho Lincoln school for next year.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Lake tcenea for salt at Ger
klng & Harmon's studio. Negatlrcs
mado any place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main strooU Phono 215 R.
Miss Llnnlo llolbrook, Daptlst
missionary, who has spent flvo years
In India, arrived this evening foF a
visit with Mrs. C. S. Manning and
Mtss Lawrence ot this city.
The E. 1. A. club wilt glvo an
entertainment Saturday ntfiht. May
24, consisting ot songs, music, etc.,
In Splker's hall. 54
J. O. Hamaker, publisher ot tho
llonania Bulletin, Is among tho Odd
Fellow delegates In Medford.
Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's.
H. M. Cockbun of Newton, Oro..
county commissioner of Umatilla
county. Is hero representing the
I. O. O. 1 encampment, Ho Is
charmed with Medford and Jackson
county, which ho admits Is the
finest In Oregon excepting, of
course, his own home.
Mrs. A. E. Iteames left Thursday
evening for a thrco Weeks' visit with
relatives at Portland.
R. II. McCurdy writes all kinds ot
Insurance. 401 M. F. & IL bldg.
Phone S49.
R. Alexander of Pendleton, who is
a prominent merchant ot eastern
Oregon, has been active In tho ses
sions ot the grand lodgo ot tho
I. O. O. F., as also has Phil Mctschan
ot Portland, former stato treasurer.
They are charmed with the city and
valley, ot which they have beard so
much.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Hanna, Mrs.
Walter Kcntncr and Mrs. W. C.
Dencft were over from Jacksonville
Wodnesday afternoon.
Gerklng ft Harmon, studio por
traits, home portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telephone 21S IU
Paul De Chain and his family, who
have been residents ot Medford for
several months, left for Yreka, Cal.,
Thursday morning.
Miss Ruth Coryell, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. a M. KIdd.
has returned to Seattle. She will
open a private kindergarten at tho
Medford High school building In
September, under the direction .of the
school authorities.
Insure and be sure. Right It we
write It, It, A. Holmes, The Insur
ance Man.
Mrs. J. K. Weatherford of Albany
and Miss Eda Jacobs ot Corvallls is
uttcndlng the grand lodge ot the Ite
bekah degree.
Herman D, Powell, official sprayer
of Jackson county, is spending a few
days in Medford.
PARISIAN SAGE
Tho Hnlr Grower Now Hold in Amcr.
Ica on Money Hack l'iun
It's a mighty good thing for tho
women ot America that Parisian Sago
can now bo obtained in every town
of consequence.
No preparation for tho balr has
dono so much to stop falling hair and
cradlcato dandruff and make wom
en's hair beautiful as Parisian Sago.
Parisian Sago is tho only certain
destroyer of the dandruff mlcrobo
which Is tho cause ot 97 per cent of
hair troubles.
Tli oso pernicious, persistent and
destructive llttlo dovlls thrive on the
ordinary hulr tonics.
Parisian Sage is such an extraor
dinary and quick acting rejuvenator
that Chas. Strang, who is tho agent
in Medford, guarantees It to euro
dandruff, stop falling hair and itch
ing scalp in two weeks or tnonoy
back.
It Is a magnificent dressing for
woraon who deslro luxuriant, lus
trou hair that compels admiration.
And n largo bottle of Parisian
Sage costs only 50 ceuts at Cbas,
Strang's and leading druggists all
over America.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
xunr unrnn
Day Phono 327
Night P. W. Weeks UM.j.'2
1'ltoHtM A, E. Orr 07H-M
Colonel J. P. Mundy, who hn
been at Portland for sovcrnl days, Is
In Medford again.
Mrs. William Smith has returned
from a several weeks' visit In Butte
county, Cal.
Money to loan on real estate. Soo
Carkln & Taylor, attorneys at Ian,
Medford.
A, Mulr ot Portland Is visiting Ills
brother, David Mulr, ot Central
Point district, and his family.
George W. Ilarroft was down from
tho Siskiyou mountains Wednesday
to eco tho big Odd Follows' parade.
Tho Hclman Whtto Sulphur Daths
and Swimming Pools at Ashland,
Oregon, will open for ttho season
Saturday, May 10. C4
O. P. Coshow of Roseburg. n well
known attorney, was In Medford
Wednesday on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Uursoll ot Central
Point district were ot tho throng In
Medford Wednesday.
Fred Alton Halght, tcachor ot
piano and harmony, specialist In cor
rect principles ot touch and tech
nique for beginners or advanced pu
pils. Faults corrected. Summer
term. Halght Music Studios, 11C S.
Laurel strcuL Phono 726-K. 09
M. M. Main ot Portland has been
tn tho valley looking after his busi
ness Interests.
Mrs. Parrott of Newberg la tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Anti
pole. Thirty-eight years ngn she
spent several months at what Is now
Eaglo Point.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Crawford of
Gold Hill wero guests ot their son,
Oris Crawford, assistant cashier of
tho First National bank, nnd his fam
ily, Wednesday.
W. E. Thompson and T. J. Cook
ot Oold Hill district were Medford
visitors Thursday.
Dr. Klrchgessner will bo at Hotel
Nash every Saturday from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. on and after May 24.
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Carlow nnd
Mtss Nclllo Santec, teacher ot Latin
in Medford High school, were guests
ot Mrs. W. L. Collins ot Gold Hill
the foro part of tho week.
School Superintendent and Mrs. J.
Percy Wells, Mrs. E. B. Thompson,
Mrs. C Kcegan, Mrs. W. E. Finney,
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Abbott, Mrs. P. N.
Flcke, Mrs. E. Wilson and many
other citizens of Jacksonville spent
Wednesday In Medford.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sage for men and women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corey
bldg. Phone 145.
J. II. Williams, T. Y. Dean, A. C.
Hough, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. William,
A. L. Kdgorton, Isaac Davis wuro of
the many cltUcns ot Omits Puss In
Medford during the week.
Mrs. .Clemens ot Grants Pass Is tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Franks of
North Riverside.
11. Deuel mado n .visit at P.lo Dclt
tho big orchard In Itock Point dis
trict, tho foro part of tho week.
Walter Lake ot Grants Pass was
among his Medford trtomls Wednes
day. Postmaster Casey and Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Hill ot Ashland spent
Wednesday In Medford.
Forest Supervisor Ertckson, who
has been on Ashland, ami Anderson
creeks, on official business, Is In
Medford ngalu.
Dan Shearer, who has been mining
In Steamboat district, mado 11 trip to
Medford Wednesday.
A prominent feature ot tho Odd
Fellows' parade In Medford Wednes
day was tho float prepared by Mount
Pitt lodgo of Central Point. It was
strikingly symbolic of tho principles
of tho ordor nnd handsomely decor
ated, the occupants being inentbors
ot the Kobekuh degree lodgo ot that
town, who appeared to good advan
tage. Byron Tcrrlll Is one of tho repre
sentatives ot Burns lodgo ot Odd
Fellows, coming ninny hundred mile
to attend tho grand lodgo meeting at
Medford. He was n resident ot Jiicl
sou county many yean ago ami Is
greatly surprised over tho growth
and Improvement perceptible, 011
ery hand.
John Lewis ot Marlon county, a
cousin of George N. IaiwIs of Jack
sonville, Is a member of tho grnri'l
lodgo of tho I. O. O. P.
Dr. E. II. Picket has gone north
on a short professional visit, but wlil
return Friday.
Miss Esther Merrltt of Centr.il
Point, a graduato ot Mrs. Head's
seminary In California, Is attending
commencement at Uiat school.
Lee Wlmbcrly, publisher of tho
Roseburg Review, Is one of the many
who came to Medford during tho
week.
Herman Schellberg ot Salem, .!;
uty United States revenuo collo.c'i..
has been making Medford and soulii
em Oregon an official visit.
Emmctt Becson, 11. A. High, Mt
and Mrs. II. A. Frame, W. J. Bur
nett, A. Moore, J. H. Pierce nnd Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Oatman woro among
thoso up from Talent this week.
A. N. Hurlhcrl, formerly ot Gold
Hill, who has "been here on legal
business, has returned to Auburn,
Cal.
Mrs. J. W. Morrltt, Mrs. O. 11.
ItOJtel, Mrs. It. Mourn, Mr. and Mrs.
S. O. Mlnnlck, Mlsa Mary Moo, Mrs.
U. 11. Rcamo nnd Mrs. Smith ot Cen
tral Point tarried fewcrnt hours In
Medford Wednesday.
Mr. Rollins, n capitalist of Chi
cago, who Is 11 member of tho syndi
cate that purchased tho Fowler tim
ber tract tn Foots Creek district, U
tu Medford.
Rev. J. K. Howard ot Gtondulo Is
tn Medford. llo recently returned
from Washington, where he went In
tho Interest ot tho school for the
education ot Chinese he Intends es
tablishing In Douglas couuty.
Nort Kddlngs ot Gold Hill, Ben
Hnymoud ot Rock Point and F. II.
Chamberlain of Ray Gold mndo n
trip to Medford during tho week.
William Tlbblts is one ot tho dele
gates to tho grand lodgo train Glen
date. Ho resided lu Medford for
merly. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Schmltt ot Jack
sonville are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs.
11. E. Hancy.
E. E. Phlpps, M. N. Long. W. E.
Slockbrldgo and John Cameron of
Ashland woro In Medford on frater
nal bUHlnefvH this week.
O. P. Miller, deputy city treasurer
of Portland, Is among tho multitude
ot Odd Fellows who came to Med
ford. Roy Avery has gone to C00.1 cour.
ty to locnto and become n dUclplu
of tho nrt preservative.
P. C. Relmor of tho Oregon experi
ment station nt Talent, pasted
through Medford tho foro part ot the
week en route to Eaglo Point.
It. V. Benll, W. 11. Ferguson nnd
It. II. Bassett of Central Point tram
acted business In Medford Wednes
day. Mrs. I. P. Mego Is entertaining
Mrs. A. J. Foster of Siskiyou conn'..'.
Cal.
W. H. Vaughn nnd George Mo
Donough of Sams valley precinct
wero recent business visitors lu Med
ford. Clint Gallatin of Sterling district,
doputy county assessor, spent
Wednesday In Medford.
Colonel George P. Mlms nnd 11.
W. Huston of Willow Springs dis
trict camo to Medford Wednesday.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Experienced Jnpaneso to
do general housework; good wagei
Mrs. W .1. Vawtcr, 310 West Main
street. - 54
KOlt RENT Modern " plastered 5
room .bungalow, water paid,
112.50 per month. One 4-room
house, it, per month. Phono 207-J
or call nl' 430 South 'lr st.
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SATURDAY AND WEEK-END
SPECIALS
M. M. Department Store
Successors to Meeker's
SWISS EMBROIDERIES
Width from 2 to 5 inches, fine qual
ity, strong embroidery, regular
12i to 10c values, 011 sale, a y1...8
NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES
1(5 button, heavy tipped, black,
white and colors, on salo 98
TUB SILK
J)3 inches wide, dainty stripes, blue
and white, tan and white, gray and
white, $1 values, special for last 3
days 85
SEMI SILKS
Brocaded, diagonal, and other fan
cy weaves, variety of shades, suit
able for evening or street wear,
values ranging from G5c to 75c, on
sale, a yard 49
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS AND
TWO STRAP
Patent, gun mental, tan, sizes 1V
to 4 85
Sizes 4V to Gio $1.00
Larger sizes in proportion.
CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT
SANDALS
. In tans and Elk skin, all sizes from,
according to size 65 to $1.50
BOY'S WORK SUITS
Plain white, striped Galatcns and
ginghams, beautifully made with
Knicknerbocker pants and Sailor
collars, prices range from, 98
to $1.79
CHILDREN'S SUMMER HATS
Variety of Straws....lO to $1.50
Linen and Crash ITats..25 to 65
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Balbriggan 2-piece suits in light
blue, brown and natural color, es
pecially mado for this season, a
garment 50
MEN'S SHOES
Especially good for working men,
heavy soles and hard toe, a
pair $2.50
All Suits 14 off
M. M. Department Store
All Suits One-Fourth Off
McCall Patterns
Mrs. M. VoRt and Mrs. O. tliir
linugh attended thu Medford movies
Wednesday.
Mrs, James Kent has gone tn Spi
knno to make 11 ilittiulitur llvltnr In
that city u visit.
Among tho students who took high
honors In tho recent eighth grade
examinations are Kstello Ulark and
Hollo French of Phoonlx. It has
been stated that these glrln live lu
Hoguo ltlver hut Phoenix la entitled
to tho credit of their flue school
work.
WEDDING DELLS
The Ketldinir Uoglslcr or Mny 17
eoutniiiH the fnllowitii; noeount of I lie
niarriiige of V. II. l'nrrnr nnd Mr.
M. II. Porker or Medferd:
"Frederick II. l'nrrnr of Oold Ilnv
Oregon, uml .Medelinn II. Parker of
Medford ert nulled in holy matri
mony Tlitirsdny night tit the Prchy
teriiiu mauve, Itev, Mernlmnt S. Kid
dle, imsior of the church, performing
teli ceremony.
"Mr. Pnrrnr linn the Ruiiorviitoa of
the California-Oregon Power com
pany nt Itay Gold, Orcein, nu1 Iiih
been with tho compiiny for miiii
yenrn. llo lias u host of friends in
KOiilhern Oregon.
"Mrs. Parker's former IuinImiiiI,
who died Keveral years ago, wns
Judge Pnrker. She i nn ncciiiiiplinh
ed ludy nnd linn mitnv uciiiaintiiucei
in southern Oregon and northern Cal
ifornia. The Imppy couple will uiiiko
their home for the present in (lold
Hay mill left for the uoilh I'riduy
morning."
HITMHHT-KUMM-At OninU 1W.
May L'0, Kdwiu Hoy liull.irt mid
MUs I.eln llerthn Kitmui, both
teachers in (Irnnt-t I'nt-H school,
by the Itev. Jcffcry nt tho Metho
dic Kpixcopnl church.
The couple nro visiting n few iIiivh
in Medford before going cast tu spend
the summer vacation.
Fair Weather Predicted.
1'OIIThAN'I), Ore, May 22
Weather fereenst: Oregon t Fair
toniubt nnd Friday; northerly winds.
E
II. C. Kcntncr, neensed tif nnliex
aleiuonli through bin nttoriicy, tA, 15.
Kennies, waived ptclimlunry evnuiliia
lion bet'oie .liislleo of tho l'cnen 0.
0. Taylor Thursday morning and
wit bound over to tho grand jury
under $ 1000 bonds.
Mr. Kcntncr was nccuscd on com
plaint sworn to by bis former luisl
iichh uftsuciatc, l'. II. Meriick of ein
ber..ling $10 from the II. C. Kcntncr
company of which Mr. Kenlnur wns
president.
AUTO RACE TO FAIR GROUNDS
COSTS EACH DRIVER $10
So nnxious were CluuiffeurH Hall
and Alexander to return to the nice
track for more fare Wednesday af
ternoon that they threw caution mid
city ordinances to tho winds and
raced wide open for the gulet, There
they ran into the open nuns of Chief
llittsou mid n double pinch wns
quickly effected. This morning they
paid n fine of.tlO each, 11 convincing
argument that less upccd would have
meant more profits. Kcsidcuta nloug
the line who snw the boys HH'ed bv
decline it wns olio of the greatest
races ever pulled off on n Medford
street but nw iuvcilheless rejoiced
to know that tho city is curbing the
dangerous practice.
WORK DEGAN UPON PAVING
MAIN STREET BRIDGE
Work wn begun ThuiNday on lay
lag the upbalt paving on the Main
Uerl bridge, which Is again closed
to traffic. It is expected Hint tln
job will he fiui-hed within 11 week.
MSI
ALLEN'S
FOOT-EASE
TliC AnllicrlP"wl hWn Into
lb ibim Tha Munitaril Mm
cdy lor tlir !! lor QiMiur
rrntury. MunittlimnnUli. HoM
Ti0-MMt. fwywhftr. :V. Mmil I'M lilt.
AiMlr.4, AU.n , Plm.ln! I.vr n v.
Th Man vvtoo put lh i: i: a In V UK T.
Is - til KBWHaHMVVraBBSaiafl' ' VUP I
CUT DOWN COST OP PRODUCTION, CUT OUT
HORSES AND MULES, USE THIS DENNING TRAC
TOR, 3500 LBS., 24 H. P., $1200.00.
CHAS. TSGHIRGI
R. P. D. NO. 3.
PHONE 67-J-2
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YOU are going to buy a .22 calibre
rifle, single sliot or repeater you'll
find that many well known crack
shots started with a Remington .22.
Their advice now would be "By nil means,
get n Remington" because they know that there
ia a tendency in some nunrters to look upon these
models as only "n small boy's rifle" and to cheapen
them so that they can be sold at a price,
You have just as much right to expect full
shooting value in your .22 calibre arm as in your
$75 big game nlle.
You want the Remington single shot at
from $3 to $6, .22, .25-10 or .32 calibre, made
by the same people who make the famous
Remington Autoloading Rifles,
Or. if vou nrefer the repeating rifle, the
Remington alidc action .22 repenter -with
its cqsv take-down nnd special safety fea
tures, shooting -22 short, .22 long or .22 long
rifle cartridges, at $10 nnd up, is your arm.
Sold lv live dcaleri of t)il community the
mod popular imnil calibia rifle in America.
Reminf Ion Armi-Ualon Metalllo Cirtrldi Co.
299 UroailTr -a- 1 u. Nsw York
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HUSBAND
TIRED OF SEEING
HE1SUFFER
Procured Lydin E. Pinlchnm's
Vogotnblc Compound,
which mndo His Wife
a Well Woman.
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bncknclut ntul mtch nwftil lionrlntf down
mln Hint 1 could not bo on my foot nt
tlincflMul I liiiiloritmila liillniiinmtluii m
limlly tlmt I wnnnotiililototloinywurk.
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thoy llioiutlit my inilTi'rliiii wrw tiirrililo.
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rulTor nnd nn nl(;lil wont to tho ilnuc
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I'lnklmm'i" Vt'U'tnl)lo Comiwutnl nod
told mo 1 iiuidt tnko It. 1 can't ta-ll you
nil 1 sutfcri'd nml 1 enn't toll you nil Unit
your miillcliio Im lnno for mo. I wnn
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of my frlfinU n well. I think U U n
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1 hnvo not oVirnt tn tnko it nflor
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Tho I'lnkhiim n-cord ln proud nmllion
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victory over tho obnUnttlo III of womnit
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tnhllthod fuel that I.ytlin I'.. rinkhniu'rt
V,K"'l'h'" C)itiHiuul Itm ronloruil
health to thotinm!.i of mich wulfi'rimf
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