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arraPForcn matt; trtbtjntc, medfort), ot?koot, ttttit?sday, MATicn o. inio
IOCAL AND
PERSONAL
The downpour of Inst night and
this morning up to 7 a. m., amount
ing to .39 ot an Inch, made .87 of nn
Inch of rain .that had fallen this
InontU lip to that hour. Ruin contin
ued tq fall moro or loss all day and
more rain Is predicted for tonlgftt
and tomorrow.' The ground. Is wetter
now, and has been for a week' or
more, than for years past, -and the
continued rainfall so late In the sea
son Is causing farmers and orcliar-
dlRts not a littlo worry, the former
'because of bolngiunable to work the
ground and sew; spring Kralui, and
the latter becausa of inability to spray
fruit trees wltli dormant spray or to
do necessary pruning. The wet
ground and continued rain will make,
late -gardens In the city. ; By 'J tli ia
time usually most , of the gard-.nj
have been made and planted. ,
Mrs. Pauls- Hansen, experienced
corsetler, torilu-Bone Corsets. Phone
' Fred Lockley. the well 'known
Portland newspaper man and home
and war correspondent of the Port
land' Journal who some time aso re
turned from Franco, is In Modfcrd
today in connection with tho war
Bavlngs stamp campaign. Ho is;one
of the associate state directors' for
- the 1919 campaign. -
: Moose dance Saturday, March Sth.
. Ijaunspachs orchestra. 296
The Parent-Teacher circle of the
Lincoln school will meet at the
school building Friday afternoon. It
Is requested that a large number at
tend, t Among others Hiss Anne Mc
Cprmlck will address the meeting.
Beautiful new chenille for dress
trimming.
.Handicraft Shop. . i 298
' County Prosecutor G. M. Roberts
was in Ashland today In attendance
at Coroner Perl's inquest held into
the circumstances surrounding ' the
death of Policeman Lowe who was
killed by being struck by a train Sun
day night. .
DeVoe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound. .' ',
Myrtle Baldrun of Owatoma, Minn,
and Florence Miller of Trail were
among Wednesday's callers at the
Commercial club. ' , j -
Moose Dance Saturday, March Sth.
Launspaca's orchestra. r : ' 296
'' Jeane' Kannlba of Portland, is one
of -the visitors from the state metro
polls registered at the Hotel Holland.
. Bakery goods at DeVoe's. ,
.Mrs. E. M. Cox ot Alberta, Canada,
Who bad been visiting her daughter,
'Mrs. A.iBursell, left today for Hilt
to resume visits with her daughter,
Mrs R.' painter, and son, R. H. Cox.
Yarns ,
New kitting book : .
Free. Instructions
Handicraft Shop. ' 29S
The postoffice at Derby has been
discontinued and the people of that
section , are drawing their mail from
the Eagle Point postoffice.- .! '. ?''
- Guaranteed spark plugs for all
cars. . C. E. Gates Auto Co. ,
,. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Kock'ot Buck
wood, Wis., are -visitors in Medford
who are stopping at the Hotel Med
ford. . . ,: '
Dr. dw. de Reymonte, -d'rugless
physician. Acute and chronic diseases
by his own system.: 9to 12, 1 to 5
p, m.. Rooms 1-6 SL Mark's bldg.
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WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UJSDERTAKER , . "
' Pay Phono: Pacific 22 T.
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, J03-J2.
, -i' iady' Assistant. ' '
' C. A. (.luck) Cnrson, a well known
Canyonvlllu rosldeut, desirlnx to bo
nbKoiit from ula homo for a short
ttme and not desiring to curry his
"bank roll'? along, Jilncod ?225, all
In crisp grenbneks, in the firebox of
his cook stove,, says the ; Roseburg
Reviow. Returning a few days henco
anil having forgotten the hidden
wealth, he started a fire for the pur
poso of practicing a little of the cul
inary art. An hour or so later ha re
membered of having cached his hard
earned savings in the stove. A hasty
search ot the ashes failed to produce
even the corner of a five spot, i "
Moose'dance Saturday March Sth;
Lauuspach's orchestra. -, 29b.
Guaranteed sprn.gs tor all curs.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Professors Fitts and Westovor, the
dairy exports from the O.'A. C, who
are holding a two days dairy school
at Ashland, spent lust night in Med
ford and returned to Ashland this
morning for today's -meeting.
Fop tho best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Crochet hooks in all sties 10c
"Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Vails Horn of
Jacksonville were business visitors in j
Grants Pass yesterday.
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. B. Wood & Co.
Thread in white and fust colors 15o
Hiram Walker, a prominent stock
raiser of Scott Valley, passed thru
Yrekn On Tuesday on his way to
Hombrook. He reports that word
has reached the valloy that the cabin
on this side of the summit of Salmon
mountain going to Sawyers Bar is
covered with snow. That means
there is about twenty feet of snow at
that point. Yreka Journal.
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
All parties having -bills against the
Soldiers entertainment Monday night
present same to C. E. Gates,, - v i
Legal size typewriter paper ?t.50
per box of BOO sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
,The College Women's club next
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Bess Kentner, 1125 West Main
street s . i --'t '.-.' ;-'
Crochet books of yokes ,
Handicraft Shop. 29S
R. F. Moran and family are guests
at the Hotel Holland, having come
Into the city Wednesday from Agate
for a several days stay.
The new sawmill plant and exten
sive logging operations ot the Weed
Lumber company will open up on
March 1st. We have steady work for
men conversant with sawmill and
logging operations, and men seeking
such work will do well to write or
wire Weed Lnmber company as to
their capabilities and positions which
they can hold in such operations.
295
Portland men In Medford today in
clude C. H. Springer, Fred Lockley,
Chas. D. East, John 'P. Burns. J. M.
Dougan, C. E. McClaren, Harrison j
Alleni L. R. .Dettleman, C, Fairchild,
J. F." Becde, W. J. Crane and George .
'Newbury. ...... . - ; ..
A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for $1.35 at DeVoe's. ' .
, Lithia vWater at DeVoe's. I
... Mrs. George -L. Drjimmond was a i
shopping visitor from Grants, Pass in j
this city Wednesday.
' Guaranteed piston rings for all j
cars. C K. O.irea Antn Crt r " '. t 1
Mrs. F, A. Spllemlllnr and daugh
ter, Miss I.orouo, arrived III Medford
this morning from Los Angeles tor n
visits with Hit former's sister, Mrs.
Clara Metternlch, whb resides ou
rural route 8. . , '-
Other people like 'em, so would
you. The Columbia river Smelt t
Medford Fish Market. 295
C. C. Cnto spent today In Ashland
in attendance nt the dairy school.
Ilemstttchlna,
pecoting.
Handicraft
Shop.: - , .
Under tho heading Maud Nh'holfl
Weds Medford Mutt" the latest Issue
of the Yreka Journal publishes the
following: "Miss Maud Nichols,
daughter of Mrs. R. N'iOhots of this
city, and J. V."Cnll, a travollng gro
cery salesman, favorably known In
this clt.y.t'Avoro: quietly married by
Rev. A. W. Hell on Thursday, Fob
20th. Mr. and Mrs. Call left Friday
afternoon for Klamath Falls ami
other points for a littlo honeymoon.
They are expected hark the lust ot
this week and will make their home
in this city where Mr. Call will have
his "headquarters. The marriage o(
thts couplo came as a surprise to
their numerous friends..; The bride
is a graduate of Siskiyou Union high
school, and for the past several years
has been head bookkeeper for tho
Bird & Grant Grocery."
tare of tne hair- and skin a spec
ialty. Herbex tonlci. Hair combings
wantod. Sanitary Beauty Shop. 29S
H. W. Stanley of Hilt, Cul., bus
gone to Portland to attend the fu
uqral of his father, A.'F. Stanley who
was struck Wednesday in a shipyard
by a fulling timber und died later
from the injury. Mr. A. F, Stunloy
had many friomls in Medford who re
gret his untimely death.
Dry, clean, storage. Class A build
ing. ., LbVlnsurance rate. Mason,
Ehrman & Co. , . " 295
As usual when it ruins a little hard
tho South side ot West Main street
from the end of that . thorofare to
Laurel street" Is rendered impassible
by a swift stream ot running water
which comes from a lake which forms
in a swale near the end ot the street.
You can buy smelt, Uiree pounds
for two-bits at Med;ora Fish Market.
"'.- . 295
William C. Phillips. H. A. Volt
and George Borland are San Francis
co, men spending Thursday in the
city.' ,
Hemstitching, pecoting, all work
guaranteed.' Vanity Hat Shop.
Dewey Vincent was one of the so
journers in Medford today from the
Sams Valley section.
The. New York Restaurant has
moved two doors south, on South
Central. Will be open for business
Saturday morning. - 294
John Grlevo who cumo down to the
city from 1'roHpuut yoatordny report'
ed that when ho loft that place there
whs 10 Inches ot fresh snow. Much
more, snow probably Huh fallen since
thotf us the foothills 'Ot tlto vnlloy
were soeu to bo covered with snow
early this attoriibou, when the rain
stopped Riut tho mm eunio out for a
tow mliiulus. ( i-'.;: ' -......
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Got tho choicest Florida grape
fruit, oruimes, plncapplvH, apples und
vegetables at .Medford Fish Market
Sheriff Terrell and Night Police
man Adams, who happened to be In
Ashland hint Sunday night und talk
ing-with rbllcomun Lowe of that cy
just n fovr niluutes betoro ho ,wiv
struck and killed by a train, were
witnesses at .the coroudr'a , Inquest
hold toduy nt Ashlitnd. ....
AlcoTu-xl. -Pnona DS. -
The meeting ot tho Ladles' Aid of
the Christian church, has been post
potted until Tuesday, March 11.
Furniture upholstering, mnttross
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, Phono 102-J.
Chas. Doltn arrived in thacity to
day from Hood River for a. visit
with his wife.
Got your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
Mlko Hunley this week received' 1 1
bead of registered Hereford bulls
which he purchased In eastern Ore
gon to bo added to his range eattle,
und will take thorn soon to his cuttle
much In tho Dead Indian country.
Windshield Kinases for all, cars. C.
S. Gates Auto Co.
J. J. Edsall ot Eagle Point and M.
Rny wore visitors In Medford -today
rrom tnoir respective communities.
Now locution Main and Central.
Paul's Electric Store. . 815
Captain Hall of tho stato adjutant
general's office was expected In the
city todny to Inspect tho new Medford
National Guard comrnny and to
ntnke arrangements for mustering
Into service. Ho will also Inspect tho
Ashland compnny, and will spend tho
two day between the two oitles.
Guaranteed brake lining for all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. -
Among the Hotel Holland guests
aro R. Penny of St. Louis, 8. it.
Barnes ot San Francisco, Georgo
Gore and Frank Snipes of Tncoma,
and Mrs. M. B. Ager ot Ager, Cal.
Nash Hotel. Special rates, woek
or month. Steam heat. 317
Tho Aithliuid high school banket
bull toiiinu pluyed u snrlus of giiuios
with thu tonins of Rnsoburg hluli nt
RoBOburg this ank. tn tho opening
games Tuesday night tho Rosebiirg
girls won by 22 to II, mid Ashlund
hoys iiosud out a victory In a eloso
and oxcltliig contest by 28 to 22.
Thu teams were to have played again
lust night. , '
Malted milk 60a lb. PoVoo'e.
Jlotol Medford guests today Includ.
pd L. O, Brown ut Sliorldun, Wyo.,
H. 0. Bolton of St, Louis, .1, 8. Cor
dova, of -New 'York, 1, M. Silverman
bt Newark, N. J., und A. llorg und
W. T. Powers ofl Sun Francisco.
' It pays to savo In thb Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. BldK,
Tho Jury In circuit court found W.
A. Campbell, aged Sio, of Anhlnml,
guilty of eoiitrlbutliig to iho dolln-
quonoy of a mliici , Tho Jury was
out tor a loug tlmo until Its ninm-
bera learned that a con viol Ion wquld
not eurry u poiiltontlury seiitoiice,
thoy being loth to bo liistrumeuttil In
seiidina so old a man to tho peniten
tiary, when thoy lournocl tbat the
penalty would only bo a fine or jail
sentonco or both,, (bey quickly ro
turned a Wrdlct of tsiillty. ?
Alco Taxi. , Phone 95.
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
BETTER LOOK OUT!
Kidney niul bluihlor troubles don't
dUappear of themselves. 'J'liojf itrnw
uiiiin you, Kl'owly but stonillly, under
lululng yuur In'iiltli with (loudly cor
tuluty, until you full a victim to In
curiiblo dlsonito. '.
Htep your trnublca while thrn Is
tlmo, Don't vvnlt until llltlo piilns l
ciimo bin ni'lipa. Iluu't trlllo with ilia
vane. To nvnlil futiiro snirnrlnii l'lu
tronlmuiit Willi tlol.ll MKIlAI- llnnr
lorn Oil CniMiilcs now. 'J'nko tlirvo or
four every itny until you fi'ol tlmt yuu
are tiiitlruly ting fioin pnlu.
This well-known pi'rutlon lias been
4iie of thn nntlounl romeillen of llol
lunJ for ccuturlva. In 1UUU tin govern-
iiiout nf llni -Nollierlnnils irnntril a sp
clnl clmi'ti'r tuillinrtftliitf ll mil. ,
The itmiil biiiiMiwIfn of llulhinil would
nhnoHt UK unmi he wltliinil food im with,
out linr "Itonl fhiti'li Itrops," an Kim
iiuiiiitly ).!! OOI.I) MKflALIInnrli'm
Oil I'npKiili'ii. Their l'clor.'
atri'iiitlli niul Ik rcKiiuimlbln lit a nn-iit
uiennuri' for tint sturdy, robuat lioiilih
of lliu HdllitiiilKi'a,
Do nut delay. Go to your drueulat "
nml lnll mi Ills ujidvliiK you with a
tmx or GOLD MI'IPAL Iliiarlem Oil
Cnimuli'". TnKi) tlieiu ns (lli'iK'ti'il, niul
If you uro not autlnlleil wit li reaulla your
druaiilat will iilndly refunil your money, ,
Look for tint miiiiu (ll)l-l) MKDAI, uri '
I ho box and nereut no uiltar, lu sulnii
bixca, lurta alius, -
CHICHESTER S PILLS
l.uit:4il Atytwr Wruir!-4lJt
l'lltain Iiril m,l iloM iMtiiZSJ
Take p wlhtr. nr r renp
WtlllUND mUNUIIUJ.fii-l-
SOU) bl IWjISTS BevHHS
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DR. RIGKERT
KYES SCIENTIFICALLY
TESTED, AND GLASSES .
PROPERLY FITTED
: NO DROPS VSL1 .,
Broken Lenses Accurately, Duplicated
" finite' 1- over Mhv1 C. ' ' ' '
Soldiers' and Sailors'
Service ;
- A special' program is being arranged for retifrucj soldiers ,ond
sailors-Suiwlay ;cvoning at the ,. . '.. ,.i ; :j-,.. -
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
By D. E. Millard, the pastor who has spent nine months In tho
Puget Sound Training Camps as a "Y" secretary. iV 'V
SPECIAL FEATURES " -"
Of the service will be the singing of some of the camp songs.
A violin, cello and piano trio. j
Vocal solo by, Mr; Millard-T-one of his own compositions. ' .'
Sermon Topic, - ..-" ' ;
! "America, the Promised Land'J .
" Reserved seats for Soldiers and Sullors and friends.
When
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I Euiiin.ut yv vjjy1 tU13 j ' Features.
' LAST TIMES TODAY '
ALICE BRADY comedy
' IN "WORK OR FIGHT'!
"HER GREAT CHANCE" , ' . ' 1 V
1200 SEATS
Tomorrow
NORMA TALMADGE '
ADULTS
First Floor, 15c
Balcony, 10c
Children, 5c
SOUTHERN OREGON'S
LEADING CONFECTIONERY
: ..S. & W.
Table Fruits
Just pood vipo st'ltd'totl
Fruits liud imrc supar.
S.'' & .W. Sliced IViu'hos
arc doilcioiiH. Order a can
today, or a, can of W. & AV.
Tears for salad,
We have liolh Royal Ann
and Black Cherries that arc
in a class by themselves. ;
SCHIEFFELIN'S
GROCERY
' 36-40 North Central Ave. '
f t'iT v aivi) pin or'rowN MAn.'oitii:iiM kkckivkii kwv'
Page Theatre
Tl'KHIMY MtaiT, M.UICII IITH
;. O J T 4 -. WAST TO tHIAMT 'XOMl : .s g ; ffi
, Thc'Famotis American Cimicditin
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lu the greatest and fun nlcst Mimicnl Comedy
". i,g career BS4"
"Furs and Frills'
With tho original w n r-i j
NKW VOUK t'lTV CAST OV NiAVKttH
' anil the '
Prettiest Cllrl Chorus Mvor Anscniblod
. Catchy Melodlea
1 . Superb Scenic Production
IS Hundred Hearty l.nnttha
Knronlo to tho Columblu Tlientro, Krlsco, for
n n unlimited onftiignmont. . i
lower Flour 3 row
fPJAM, 11 ritivn 9 1. fid,
-I roiva 1(11.01). Itiilrony ;
' tht -I rt'H $I.IM), ,
-ml 4 niirs 73c, Imi
unco noc.
Xo(n Mull OtiIith Filled He.
torn Ticket Officii Hulo Opeim.
Add 10 per cunt wur tax to
prli-o ticket diiHlred. inoloso
aolf-addroaiiAl atnmimd imvnl
opo to help Insure snfo return.
Onln Will
0H'1 Oil
Kntiinlny,
Murrli Hill,
10 a. III.
Two Good Spring Tonics
San Tox Syrup of Ilyppphosphates and Upcf Iron
and Wine. They are holh strength niul flesh builders.
Heath's Drug' Store ;
Phone 884 : j The" San Tox Store
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Buy with the assurance that you will
We back them up.
get service for every dollar you pay.
Buy with this ill mind: Customer after customer is getting 8000, 10,000 and more
miles or service. We have one record or more than Io,UUU miles with the tire still
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