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MTCDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECIOX, FRIDAY, JITST U 1910 JPSGE TIIREE it f V KAN SOCIETY CELEBRATES DAY AI ASHLAND, July M.Clmiilnuqim attendance i at its runilli. Over 80 touts nro pitched in tlio f?rovo, tho largest tiutnbor in the history of any iniliviilnal assembly. Tho V. C. T. V. has comfy rct headquarters on tlu grounds, ifeo the Studv club or ganization. Mw. Maltio Slectli, of Portland, nt the head of the Multno mah county W. C. T. U., and a vice president of tho fltate association, jirowides at tin daily mectinp which aro held at 30 a. in. llor presence horo ia in the place of Mrs. Madge M'irs, who was unable to attend. She is not only the wife of a minister, hut occupies the pulpit herself by virtue of beiiiR a "ministrcss." At tho Kansas doings yesterday musical accompaniments to tho pro gram weio by George Andrews of Mcdford and Miss Lillian Ililty and Kail Kasor of this city. Dr. W. K. Hiieliunnii Kino a select reading. Wilt 0. Steel dwelt upon the beauties of Crater Lake, and K. II. Hard of Mcd ford, formerly fiom Wichitn, in an address on "Kansns, Ilcr People, l'rorcss and 1'ronperity," extolled1 the viituos of the Sunflower state. Interspersed among exercises was stoiy-tellunj by Fmncis Labadic, a member of tho ChautaiKpia faculty this season, iff the evening Dr. W. A. UunsliurKcr exhibited the wondorful Anarctic moving picture, given added interest by descriptive to.t. On Wednesday evening at tho Ma rino band's final concert Mcdford people added to tho local throng which moio than taxed tho taber nacle's seating capacity. This cir cumstance, an ocoiii reneo at every as sembly gathering, is a lctniuder that Lou Hcauchamp, who occupied tho platform on Tuelny evening ex pressed tho hope that tho present "Kskimo igloo" would gio place to a belter and roomier structure in the near futiiic, an expression which may afford food for thought at tho approaching "now building, move ment" to he, held on the date of final oxorciKos, duly 18. Toiuoirovv is Southland day, in tioducing a "Cosmic Force" lecture in the morning by C. A. ItoMoad. Two pieludes will bo given by tho Sopioi Quaitot, and Wood llriggs of Kentucky, will tell somo southern nlorius in the illimitable mountaineer and negro dialects of which ho is a niHfttor. The scholarly and eminently practical address of tho dav is "The CIihIIciikd of tliu Hour," and will be jrivmi nt H::il) p. in. by S. Lester A. Long, of Dayton, Ohio, a platform favorite who presents themes brimful of live topics. The homo of his adoption is known far and wide as being a model town, and tho spoakor can gio tho why and whoieforo of its progroshion instead of retrogress ion. Hright and practical ideas for tify his opinions rounding an ideal social and civic status. The climax to niuKiciil attiactious will be the Ktiflir hos choir Saturday owning. ELKS LODGt ELECTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAUTAUQUA HALTIMOIU5, Md . July H John J. Kaukner, of East St, Louie, Ills , wan oloctoil chsilrninn of tho board of , triiHteoe of tho grand lodgo of Klki, at tho organization muotlug last night. Mr. Paulknar succeeds Col onel Cary L. Applegate, of Ovvouti boro, Ivy., who retired from tho board. Other officers nanioil by tho board ' for the coining year are: A'lae cluilrman, George D. Locke, p of Honors, Ark. Secretary, Calvin L. Klngsloy, of "Waterloo, Iowa. Approving meiubor, J. E. Mastors, of Charlerol, Pa. Home moniber, Sainuol V. Perrott, of Indianapolis, I ml. AT WASHINGTON, Ju 14 -The bodies of six negro troopers klllod at Carrlzal wero burlod In Arlington cemetery today with full military hSRors- None had been Identified Secretary linker and Major General Seett, chief or staff of the army, at tMMted the sorvlee, which wag con ducted by Chaplain George L. Ha ard of the nevy. When a bugler had souHiUd tap, raembora of the KntlOital Manorial ajMoeUUan. gov. ored the newly made grave with flowers Why Smoke Hit Cigars When La Gonda are only lOo SILENCE VEILS E OF E IULTIM01U3, Mil., July 1 1. Sil ence contlntioe as to tho date of do parturo of tho super-aubmartno Doutsohlntul. Tho tug Tlnimens, which mot her at tho capes and con voyed hor to Daltlinoro remains fast to tho plor day and night. She is In such close proximity to tho sub marlno that It probably would tuko only ton minutes to get tho latter from tho mooring Into open water, It was learned that a big hydroaero plane, practically completed, Is stor ed on tho pier of tho Kaatcrn For warding company, whero tho Doutsch- land Is dockod. Persons In closo touch with tho operations of tho for warding company Intimated that tho flying boat would bo sent to tho capes for scouting purposes boforo tho sub marine makes hor dask for tho At lantic. Tho manner In which tho Doutsch land has been cleared of everything sho brought ovor, ovon tho pieces of pig Iron ballast, led to tho Idea that Bho would return to Germany heavily laden. Until tho ov tiers of tho cargo that has been taken from hor fllo their papers with tho custom house no authoritative detailed statoment as to Its composition can bo obtained. It was said that It was unlikely that entry would bo made this wook Cap tain Kooulg, tho submarlno'fl com mander, ridiculed tho report from Amntcrdam that tho principal object of tho Doutschland's voyage wbb to convoy n consignment of diamonds. ON FRENCH FRONT PARIS, July 1 1. -The (Icrmnns made two attempts last night to stoim French positions north of tho AImio at a point south of Villo mi Hois, but were checked by the French machine gun fire, the war office an nounced today. On the Verdun front artillery fight ing continues in the Soiiville sector. There wero patrol engagements in Cheuois wood. Thoro were no im portant development on the remain der of the ft out. Tho annouucemetil follews: "North of the Aimie, in tho logiuu south of Ville-uii-Hois, and on the Vauelere plateau, two attempts by the Germans to make attack weie ar rested promptly by tho fire of our machine guns. "On the right bank of the Mouse the artillery fighting was very ac tive in the Soiiville sector. Patrol engagements occurred in the Cheuois wood. "On the remainder of the fiont tlteic were no important events." L OF WAl'KKGAN, Ills, Jul II Tho final pi oa for tho acquittal of Will II. Orpot on tho charge of murdor Inj? Marlon Lambort was romiineil by Jamo II. Wllkerson, his senior coun sel, at tho opanlng of court today Mr. Wilkonion Is oxpoctod to finish boforo tho day ondg and will ho fol lowed by David It. Joslyn, Bieclal prosocutor aiding State's Attornoy Usdy, who will make the state's final plea. Following Mr. Joslyu's ploa the court will glvo Its Instructions to the Jury. It Is oxpoctod the cuso will be In tho Jury's hands by tomorrow night. Mr. Wllkorson also attacked tho mothodu omployod by the state, stat Ing that tho cross-examination was brutal, and that if the state had plac ed any crcdonco In the spots found on tho girl's coat that It would not have waltod three months to give them significance. TS LA SALLK. Ill, JuK 14. Five couiMnie t the hutb Illinois in fantry are in amp at cement plant here and Oglbv today, prepared to SMpprtM any noting" that mav result fnu tbe resumption of oprtion at thtt plant, 1200 emplove of wliuh are on strike It u exoected that the opfratiull "i the cement plant will be rc-unjed tomorrow. DEPARTUR SVBMMM ARTILLERY DUELS PLEA FOR ACQUITTA YOUNG rarer ONE LIFE! LOST IE HURRICANE SWEEPS C ARLSTON ICIIAULKSTON, S. C. Jul) II. Tho hurrlcono which struck Charles ton last night, abated today. One life was lost horo. Damago to ship ping and tho wator front was not groat, and the balance of tho city did not suffer sovoroly. ATLANTA, July 1L Charleston, S. C, was cut off from contlnuoiiB wlro communication today asa ro sult ot tho hurricane that struck tho Georgia and South Carolina coastH lato last night, sending tho wind ve locity to a maximum of G I miles an hour, claiming thrco ltvos and doing damago to coast resorts and cltlos. Fragmentary reports from Charles ton Indlcato two IIvob lost thoro, tho waterfront Inundated by high tides and much proporty damngod. ATLANTA, July 11. Tho burrl cano, which, last night, swept tho coasts of South Carolina and Georgia had passed cnrly today to the north of Charleston, according to reports horo, wrecking tho tolophnno and telegraph lines and doing consider able othor proporty damago. Charleston was cut off from wlro communication and no reports as to conditions thoro wero available. Sa vannah sufforcd little, according to reports. A llnomnn, reporting to tho local tolepbono office, Bald tho wind still was high In Charleston this morning, but Its velocity was decreasing. Ho said no street cars wore running, that thoro wero no lights and that tolepbono sorvlco was disabled. He foro ho could bo questioned as to casualties or Ithor loss, tho wlro was lost. Tho hurricane blow down hun dreds of trees nnd crippled trolley and wro service. Hundreds of Island dwellers could not bo roachod today by boat or wlro, but It Is be lieved thoy aro safe, as thoy had ample warning of tho approach of tho storm. Ono negro was killed by a Iho wlro. GENERAL DAM BILL WASHINGTON. Jul) II TheBcn oral dam bill amended from the form In which it passod the senate, tog ulatliiK water power development In navigable streams was passed by tho hoiiho today, Tho bill, which provldos for a bjh torn of loaned, under government reg ulation of ratos and practices, Is do slguod to Induco luvoatmcnt of prl vato capital In tho development of wator power. The principal Issue has boon ovor tho rental Imposed on power projocts under an amendment by Hepreseutatlvo Slilroly of Ken tucky, which provide that tho socro tary shall fix such rental ratos as ho dooms advisable to apply for a period of vonrs, with the right to re vise every ton onn thereafter This was opposed hy Chairman Adamson, of the interstate commerce commis sion IS YOUR HEALTH WORTH $5.00? Woman Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound Restored Her Health. Lima. Ohio.- " I was nil broken down In health from a dlsplacemenUOne of my luuy inunus tninu iu 8co mo and sho ad vised mo to com mence taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg e table Compound and to uso Lydia E. Pinkham'a Sanative Wash. 1 bofjari tak ing your remoJioa and took $5. 00 worth nnd in two months was a well woman nf tor throe doctors sai J I nevi r would stand up straight a Tan I was a mid wife for seven yean nn 1 1 recommended the Vegetable Compound to every wo man to take before birth and after wards, and they all got along so nlecly that it surely is a godsond to suffering women. If women wish to writo to mo I will be deligsteJ V answer tk9w." Mrs.JBNNIB M0YW, JK2 E.Nrtl St., Lima, Ohio. Women who suffer from dlspfc menonta, weakness, irregularities, ner vousness, backache or bearing-down pains, need the tonie-strengthenlng properties of the roots and herbs con tained In Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, IfyQinviuituppcIntmUIce.wrlUj tho Lydia K. IMiiklmiii ZUcdlclifo to, icounuvmuuij imwt " PASSES CONGRESS DEUTSCHLAND L WASHINGTON, July tl An ad vi v ronort on tho Ht.uun of tho fcrrman merchant nutuimni.i Dcni M'lnn d submitted to noting Sccn tniy Polk today, by the govonimout neutrally board, Is oxpe-fd to hold that tho vessel Is a poacotul mer chant craft, and entitled to ull privi leges as such. Indications now nro that tho stale department will mnko no formal un nouncomont concerning tho subma rine, but that tho treasury depart ment will bo advised to permit hot to cloar and nail from Ilnltlmoro, whoucver her captain desires to start on his return voyage Mr. Polk received tho neutrality board's report Just boforo bo wont to tho whlto house to attend tho cabinet meeting. Ho Intimated that a formal ruling by tho department would bo necessary only In case tho submarine had been found to1 be a warship, liablo to bo ordered from American waters. Tho neutrality board gavo Its nd vlco after considering tho roportB of navy and customs officers, who made a complete examination -of tho Dcutschland nnd concluded that sho not only was unarmed, but could not b0 converted for war purposes, without structural changes. NI3W YOltIC, July 1 L Tho Amor Icnn steamer Korea, arrived today from London on her last trip for tho Atlantic Transport company lino, hav ing been sold under the Jnpaucso flag, and sho will go to San Fran cisco whero sho will bo tnkon ovor nnd put In command of Captain Togo, a uophow ot tho famotiB admiral. Tho Koroa brought soventoon men of tho croy of tho American stonmor Soaconnot, which struck a mine on Juno IS, ten miles from Yarmouth and wont ashore. Tho vessol was n total loss, but all hands wore landed anfely. HELD A MERCHANT CRAET Don't Pay the Other Fellow's Bill Cream Rolled Oats, 9 Hi. sack 40c Valley Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 35c Bulk Rolled Oats, lb, Ac 60-oz. pktj. Premium Oat Flakes 28c 60-oz. ok. Premium Wheat Flakes 28c H. 0. Oats, ikrj. . . 15c Ger-Mcal, nkfj. 15c Cream of Wheat . 17c 4-11). pkfj. Olympic Pancake Flour 21c Flap-Jack, pkfl. 21c Rolston Bran, pktj. 15c Peacock Buckwheat Flour, pktj. 21c 9-11). sack Cornmcal . 30c 10-lb. sack Graham . 35c 10-lb. sack Wheat Hearts 45c 10-lb. sack Pancake Flour 45c 10-lb. sack Rye Flour 40c 9-lb. sack Hominy 35c Puffed Wheat . . 13c Puffed Rice - . 14c Puffed Cora 11c Grape Nuts, pkg. . I2c Trlscult - . 1 2c Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 for . . 25c Post Toastlcs, 3 for 25n Krlnkle Corn Flakes, pkg 7c Postum Cereal 22c Instant Postum, small 25c Instant Postum, large . 45c Fig Prune, pkg. ... 22p. Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkg. I2c Malto-Mcal, pkg. 1 7c $1.45 $125 45c 45c 25c 45c 55c 25c 95c 55c 8c 25c 55c .. 8c 9c .... 8c Pure While Flour, sack . . Red Cross Flour, sack Crystal White Soap, doz. Swift's White Laundry, doz White Borax Naptha, G for A B Naptha Soap, doz. Fels Naptha Soap, carton Ark Soap, 8 bars Ivory Soap, large, doz. . Fairy Soap, small, doz. Peroxide Bath Soap, bar Creame Oil Toilet Soap, 3 for Grandpa's Tar Soap, doz. . Peel's Mechanic, large . .. Skat, per can .. . Palm Olive Soap, bar . . Bon Ami, 2 for Sapollo, 2 for Rex Lvc, can CNcrido of Lime, can Old Dutch Cleanser, can Gold Dust, pkg. Citrus Washing Powder . . 20-Mule Team Soap Chips, pkg Wool Soap Chips, pkg. 20-Mule Team Borax, 12 ni Ball Blus, box 15c .. 8c 12c 8c 20c 20c 25c 20c to This is only , part of the items wo carry, just to give you an idea of what you should pay for the best goods on the market. If you are paying more you are helping pay your neighbor's bill who does not pay his. Above prices subject to market changes. Mail orders promptly and accurately filled. JACKSON COUNTY SUPPLY CO. WOBTHGSAPB STREET MEDFDRD PLAYS GOLD HILL SUNDAY E Medfoid in M-hodulod to piny Hold Hill Sunday on tho local grounds, and this gutuo should bring out u good attendance, iih tho Gold llllliuus en tho ocditMiou of their lnxt viit put up the best brand of basoball scon on the local giouudrt in two houmous. Sunday's game will bo the first nppenruuee under the nimiagoincnt of Hob Urovurd. The team has been notably atrcntghcticd aipec it lut ap peared on tho homo 'ground and in ceitainly plnying biiSohult that ought to bring tho crouds. The lust game plajed Willi Weed was n prettier contest to watoli than nine out of ten oC tho Coast league games and wiih chock full of brilliant and mcii mitioiml plays. Pruitt will pitch for Gold Hill and Sicbert for Mcdford. A week from Sunday Iho crack Klamath FiiIIh nll-Htnr professionals will bo here and tho local team in be ing groomed for the occasion. Come out and be joyously surprised nt tho baseball team your homo town bus rounded up, E SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 1 1 To C company, Second Infantry, com manded by Captain C. S. Horton, enmo today tho distinction of boing tho first national guardsmen to ox chango shots with Mexicans. They prevented n -raiding party from crossing tho Itlo Grande near Don na, Texas. Six armed Mexicans attempting to enter American torrltory nt 3 o'clock this morning wero detected by tho outpost. Thoy woro ordored to halt, but continued advancing. Tho'Tcx niiB oponod Ire. Tho flro wiib ro turnod, but discontinued after a minute, tho Mexicans hurrying back to tholr own country. Nono of tho Americans was Injured, and it Is un derstood noVo of tho Mexicans was hit. Bottle Blueing 8c Ammonia, bottle 10c Best Gloss Starch, 2 pkgs. 15c Klngsford's Gloss Starch ICc Ivory Starch -- .. 5c Celluloid Starch , . 10c Elastic Starch ... 10c Talcum Powder, can 5c Best Corn Starch, 2 pkgs 15c Shlnola - 8c Shlnola Brush Sets 15c Two-In-One Shoe Polish 8c Jet Oil Shoo Polish ... 8c Rising Sun Stove Polish .... 8c Black Jack Stove Polish 1 0c Wash Board - .. 25c Wash Board, two sides 35c Mop Sticks, each 12c Lamp Chimneys, 2 for 15c Largo roll Toilet Paper 5c Brooms, each 35c, 45c, 65c Spring Clothes Pins, doz. 5c No. I Lanterns, each 65c No. 2 Cold Blast Lanterns 75c Large Chip Baskets, each 12c Toothpicks, pkg. 4c Matches, I doz. 38c Candles, doz. 25c Booth's Sardines, 2 for 35c V. B. Sardines, 3 cans for.. . . 25c Norwegian Sardines 12c American Sardines, 6 for . . 25c 4 oz. Oysters - 9c 8 oz. Oysters 17c 6 oz. Fancy Oysters .... 20c 12 oz, Fancy Oysters . . 35c Smile Brand Minced Clams 10c Monopole Minced Clams . .. 12c Pink Salmon, tall can 9c Red Sockeye Salmon, small 13c Red Sockeye Salmon, large 22c Lobster, can - . 23c Crab Meat, can - 23c Shrimp, can . 12c Tuna Fish, small 15c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, small, 3 for . - 25c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, med ium, each 14c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, large, each .. 20c Campbell's Soups, 3 cans 25c I X L Liver Paste, can . . ..9c I X L Deviled Chill Meat, can 9c Chill Con Carnl (Eagle) 2 for 25c Deviled Mtat, KsS, doz. 55c Veal Loaf, each 15c Cklppsii B8f, in fllass 15c Chippy Ksftf, In ta 15c JJ4, .., jjjfc. 0 OM GROUNDS 'S Y NF.W YORK. July 11- At almost low tide today the body of Letter Stillwoll wan found in Jlntnwan crook, about 'J00 feel from the spot whom he dlwiimonrod after being nt tucked by a shark. The bodv lirt! been bitten nearly in two above the vvnint lino. WASHINGTON, .Inly II. -Tragic storioM of attacks by sharks upon hut him along the New Jersey coast were dincunsed at today's meeting of Hie cabinet. Lntor Sccrelary Mc- Adoo announced that the coast gtuud would be oidered I" do what it could towmd eleiiiing the const of the dangerous fish and ptcvcnting further loss of life. FRECKLE-FACE Htm and Wind Hi lug Out Cgly Spot How to Itcmovo I'jvdly IHoro'a a chance, Miss Frocklo-fnco, to .try a remedy for freckles with tho guarauteo of a rollablo dealer that It will not cost you a penny unless it removes tho freckles; whilo If It does glvo you n clear complexion tho expense Is trifling. Simply got nn ounco of othlno doublo strongth from any druggist and a fow applications should show you how onsy nppllcatlonn should show you how easy It Is to rid your self of tho homely freckles nnd got n beautiful complexion. Ilnroly Is more thnu ono ounco needed for tho worst caso. Ho Biiro to ask tho druggist for tho doublo strongth othlno ns this la tho proscription sold under guarau teo of money back it It falls to ro movo freckles. TWO TRIPS DAILY nnTWEHN . MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S. II Ilarnlsh's auto will Icnvo Eaglo Point nt S A M. and 1 P. M. dally, oxcopt Sunday; leave Mcdford 0 A. M. and G P. M. Will call for passengers nt botola In Mcdford and hotolB and business housou In Eaglo Point. phonu ;-xa on n-xa. I Corn Beef, Is Mincemeat, 3 pkgs. Llbby Genuine Deviled Ham Armour's Lard, medium Armour's Lard, large Cottolcnc, medium 'Cottolene, large iCrisco, small 'Crlsco, medium jCrlsco, large Pearl Shortening, medium ! Pearl Shortening, large I Wesson Salad Oil, small ! Wesson Salad Oil, large 23c I 25c 13c 80.'. i $1.55 70c $1.70 28c 55c $1.05! 75c $1.45 28c I.IU r. uacon ic, zuc nn;i zoc Shoulders 15c Standard Corn, doz. $1.05 Standard Peas. doz. SI.O1 r. lw nn- , nr- Select Slock Tomatoes, doz. $1.13 Standard String Beans, doz. $1.15 Fancy Corn (Maine), doz. $1.65 Fancy Cut String Beans, doz. 01.60 Fancy Dimple Peas, doz. $1.75 Saucr Kraut, can 10c Beets, can 15c Hominy, can 12c Pumpkin, can 10c (Small can Asparagus 12c bmaii can Asparagus Tips Z3c Large can White Asparagus 25c Assorted Canned Fruits, best, can 20c ; Hawaiian Pineapple, sliced, can 15" , Hawaiian Pineapple, grated, can 15c i Plmentoes, can . lie Astor Milk, dozen 87c Carnation Milk, large, dozen . 95c i Carnation Milk, small, dozen 50c i Holly Milk, large, dozen . ... 90c Holly Milk, small, dozen ... . 45c Buo Hill Cheese, two for 25c Codfish, 2 lbs. 25c Karo Syrup, 5 lbs. . - 33c Karo Syrup, 10 lbs. 63c Teagardcn Syrup, half gallon 50c , Log Cabin Syrup, quart .. 35c Log Cabin Syrup, half gallon 65c Tcagarden Syrup, one gallon 85c , Log Cabin Syrup, gallon $1.25 ,2 lbs. Molasses 10c 1 5-lb. pall Honey 60c ! 10-lb. pall Honey $1.00 Large Bottle Salad Dressing 15c Lima Beans, pound 8c Bulk Cocoanut, pound 25c Shepps' Cocoanut, half pound 16c Shepps' Cocoanut, one pound 30c California Olive Oil, quart 85c California Olive Oil. half nallon $1.46 I California Olive Oil, gallon $2.75 , SHARKS M BD RECOVERED The Boy is Father 4 to ths Man Old Ravings Ilko this nro fmusht wit It S most important meaning. And what will nlu tho expectant mother In conscnlnic her lioatth, hec strength, her mental rcposo And the ab sence of vcxhtloiifl pains ti n subject of trmt moment. Among tlio rrngnltcd helps It a splendid rem a d y known as "Motticr'r Friend." Applied to tho muRctes It IdU In deeply to mnko them firm nnd nllant. It thin fchk' lift tho ttraln on Ilinments lh.it produce pain. 11 lightens tho liunlcn on tlio ncrroui sjitcm, induces calm, restful nights nf licnU!i-(rtln(t sleep ami mnkci tho dnn sunny nnd lutppr. Get a lottlo of "Mother Friend" of nnr drult nnd vou wilt then rcnllto why it lias been ronvlile ml tnio In Its nnmo In our best homei thniiish thrco generation. It Is perfect! Imrmlcu lmt m cffectlro llmt once tucd It In rccommcndeil to nil expectant mothcra Inr Utono wlo went tliroujh tlto oldest wltli nurprlnlnff rate. Vy writing to DrndflcM Hcxulntor Co., 413 Lamnr llliifT-. Atlnntiu Oa.. you enn Imvo ft freo copr of n wonderfut rtntk liook Hint unfold thone thlnss which nil expectant mothers delight to read. Wrlto today Poultry Wanted Highest market price paid for chickens of all kinds Warner, Wortman & Gore It Has Pleased Those Who Have Tried It It Will Please You 4 it's popularity Is attributed to Its superior purity nnd flavor, tho ro Btilt ot being pnstourlzod, Thcro Is no higher quality ot butter on Iho market today. INBIBT ON YOUK (lUOCUIl 8WND 1NQ YOU 'Medford Creamery' Butter Chick Food, 100 lbs. .. $2.80 Scratch Food, 100 lbs. $2.25 Oyster Shell, 100 lbs. ... $1.45 10c sack Table Salt, 2 for 15c 25c sack Table Salt, 2 for 35c 50 lbs. Los Angeles Dairy Salt 55c 50 lbs. Bear Dairy Salt COc 50 lbs. Half Ground Salt 43c 100 lbs. Half Ground Salt 80c Sugar, 1 1 pounds $1.00 Skinners' Macaroni, Spaghetti, Ver micelli and Needles, pkg, 10c Bulk Macaroni, lb. 6VjC Bulk Spaghetti, lb. 7c Soda, package - 6c Royal Baking Powder, yt lb. 23c Royal Baking Powder, I lb. 43c Royal Baking Powder, 2 lbs. $1.00 Royal Baking Powder, 5 lbs.. $1.95 K. C. Bakino Powder. 25 ozs. .. 20c 10c can Spices 15c can Spices .. . . 7c JOc 18c 25c can Spices 50c can Spices 35c .20c 8c J0c 4c lie -I2KiC 9c 50c 10c . 13c ...6,c 8c 9c 23c 25c 25c bottle Extracts .. Diamond W Jelly Powder Gelatlno Yeast Foam, pkg Seeded Raisins, pkg. Currants, pkg. Marshmallows, can Walnuts, 3 lbs. - Bird Seed, pkg. Dromedary Dates, pkg. Japan Rice, lb. Head Rice, lb. .. Crackers, bulk, lb, - Crackers, 25c pkgs. Crackers, 10c pkgs. 3 for COFFEES Vinegar, elder, gallon Bulk Coffee, 2 lbs. Bulk Peaberry Coffee, lb. .25c 35c 2lc . .25c .$1.00 .23c .....65c 28c ,.80c Our Special, I lb. pkg. Our Fancy, I lb. pkg., 3 for. Plantation, I lb. can Plantation, 3 lb. can Alladln, I lb. can Alladln, 3 lb. can Alladln, 5 lb. can $123 Guttard's Pure, 45c value 37c Bulk Japan, English Breakfast or Gunpowder Tea, 50c val., Ib.'.37c Upton's Tea, y3 lb. can 33c Upton's Tea, I lb. can . 63c Rldgeway's Tea, Vi lu. can 33c Ground Chocolate, I lb. can 30c GroMnd Chocolate, 3 lb. can 85c Cooa, Hcrsbey's, Vi lb. can 17c MEDFORD, ORE. 85.5 ,-K rvi v.