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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATlJ TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, ajs-i ! FRIDAY. APRIL 25, 101 f) ThlBKa are surely perking up here abouts and to help cheer us along on out way 'now' comes the announce ment -that a big olrcuB. Ib coming to Medtord, Wednesday, May H our old familiar and ever welcome friend, At 0. JBarnes' big four-ring wild ani mal circus, "the show that's differ ent." "The Barnes circus on account of the war passed Medford by the last two years, as did all others ex cept one which got Into a fuss with .our mayor and threatened to have his llfo'a blood because of his forbidding It Id gire a parade and compelling It to show outside the city limits. The Harnes circus this year Ib better and .more colossal than ever. . There Is no doubt about It. Frank A. Cassldy, the advance agent who was here yes torday, admits it. Alice In Wonder land Is this year's big gorgeous pa geant, and with' 1200 performing ani mals, '103 sensational animal acts, etc. sounds good,, doesn't It? c '' SB. 00 Saturday, April 26. ;' See the big display of specially priced hats at $5.00. ,,'; ;'(;,:...;'. . ', ' The Vanity Shop, next Rlalto The atre. - : , 29 .The glrlB who are to participate In the May pole dance will please be at the Presbyterian church chapel Sat urday evening at 6:30 o'clock. f " lano tuning, George "W. Cross, 603 W. 2nd, phone 309; endorsed by leading teachers southern Oregon. 53 W.' H. Gore because of stress of business activities will not be able to attend the. 'open forum on the league of Nations at the public li brary tonight an i debate the queson with Porter j. Nteff. Admission is free aid the general public is Invited to attend.. The forum is held under ' the auspices of the Drama lague. It is .understood that Judge Colvig will be among the speakers who will give their Tiews, , and Mr. Neff will be on hand to combat any opinions express ed adverse' to the League of Nations plan. '' All persons are invited to ex press their views. ' 1 - 'DeVoe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. -: - v ' Mrs. James Pelton left today for her home at Fort Klamath after a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. John S. Orth. ."' -' ..' '' ' - 'For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. ' : ' '. ,' Ralph Boone and Yernie Hatcher of Marahfield Tcho are enroute to California are visiting in the city and are guests at the Nash hotel. ' !- Dr. RJ W. Stearns who is now at tending the. Mayo clinics at Roches ter, Minn., expects to return to Med iford to ' resume his practice about June 1st. ;-- , : 33 -.The chlnook salmon are Just start ing on their annual run up the Rogue river and people who know good sal mon say "they are the best we ever tasted." Try a nice salmon bake for your Friday or. Sunday dinner;-you can buy them 'fresh every dhy from now on at the Medford Fish Market. Phone 862. : . ' - 29 A government trail is to be built from ,Mnle Creek up along' Rogue river according to announcement by r. the forestry department. ' - - . Beginning May 1, Mrs. I. F. Thorn, 122 North Ivy, phone 620, will look after the" delivery here of the Port- land Telegram. ' ' 30 . Boomerangs, not whizz-bangs. Cra ter Lake Hardware Co. " Owing to an error in the report of the committee, the subscription of . Dr. M. IS, Dow to the Victory loan ..was put at 50 instead of 3500. The ; proper correction .will be made in to morrow's list. Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. ' ' -Brake lining tor all- cars. C. E. (Sates Auto Co. : . x Mr. and, Mre.. Frank 'Nitkey are Hotel Holland guests from Portland who arrived in the city this morning. Piston rings for all cars. C. . Gates Auto Co. ; " . 'Red snapper,, halibut, chlnook sal mon, fresh cod and many, other kinds of XIsh,.for Friday and Saturday at the Medford FiBh Market - 29 -i George M. McDonough was among the visitors iu Medford today: from the Sams Valley section. you can always find something for a quick lunch at DeV09'5. ' If you want to enjoy Saturday eve ning in a royal manner attend the big pavilion dance at Gold Hill, Sat urday. Jilght. Good music, best of order, fine.iloor and good company. Be there.- - .. ' ; . 30 Mr. and. Mrs. O. C. Emmons are visitors from Portland stopping .at toe Hotel Medford. Jt pays to save in the Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. . :. A hot .. weather . necessity Clark . Jewel oil stove.. Crater Lake Hard- . Ware. Co. ':'- ' .' lrs. Charles Cooley of this city received, a telegram Thursday from hor husband stating he had arrived in New York from overseas duty. Chas, . C0oley .before leaving here was man- .ager of the Yreka Lumber Co., of which his father in Medford is pro prietor. '; .He had a flourishing lum ber jtrade, but when the call tp arms came, imariie nurrieu to the ranks. Ho enlisted September 1917, went to Portland and on to-Vancouver bar racks, and directly to Washington, D. , C., leaving Hoboken Nov. 11, going straight to France with company F, 2nd division of the foresters. Yreka News, i' ' '.'" . This. Is oil stove week. ' Let us demonstrate the Clark' Jewel .oil stoVe. Crater Lake Hardware Co. WEEKS fc McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day Phone: Pacifio 227. " Night' flumes: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. ' Lady Assistant. Mrs. Joseph Gray expects to be able to leave the Sacred Heart hos pital for home In a day or two. A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates for 11.35 at DeVoe's. - The 23 members of the Unlvorslty of Oregon Glee club are on a five days tour In the Coos Boy country Miss Margaret Mansfield is managing the tour. The Gold Hill dance pavilion man agement will give the third dance In the big open air pavilion Saturday night. First-class music and a royal good time Is assured. SO Miss Carmen HIttson,' following her several weeks visit In Portland, has been the guest of Miss Ruby Burke at Bremerton, Wash., for two weeks and expects from there to go to Kent, Wash., for a month's visit with relatives. Miss HIttson will not resume her position at Heath's drug store until fall. . Four-Inch wood pipe at Medford Lumber Co. . i V . ! ' .tf' Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Dr. J. H. Gilbert of the University of Oregon, will give a lecture at the high school auditorium " on "Tariff and International peace.' Dr. Gil- bert comes to Medtord under the auspices of the Schoolmasters' club. The meeting is open to the public and the club members trust that the public will take advantage of the opportunity to hear Dr. Gilbert on this theme.- Bicycles tires, and supplies. Lib erty Repair Shop. 22, South Grape. ' . ' v.'--': - ', -;'w ' . ; " 47 Always in the front line on all patriotic movements ' the "Oregon Lite" thru its district manager, A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass, contributed $1000 today to the Victory Loan in Jackson county. Get your onion sets now at the Medford Fish Market, 29 The male quartet of Wllliamette university greatly pleased a fair sized audience at the Methodist church last night with an artistic concert and readings by two members. The quar tet appears in concert tonight at the Methodist church in Ashland; and gave a concert before a large aud ience in the M. E. church at Grants Pass Wednesday night. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. ' . ; lJ. M. Wilfley, the Eagle Point rancher1, who' was an . over - night guest at the Hotel Holland left for home this morning. . . ' ; Alco Taxi. Phone 95. California visitors In the city to day registered at the Medford lnclud ed J. J. Ryan, W. M. Shepard and Chas. V. Howard of San Francisco, W. A. Cundall of Alameda and H. F. Perry of Los Angeles." ir Call Mttcheir In regard to that lawn mower and have it sharpened right. Called for and delivered. Phone 320-J. Springs for: all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' " Mrs. W. L. Lewis of Central Point. returned to her home today from the Dow hospital where she recently had an operation performed. ' ''!' ' Woman or girl wanted for night shift at DeVoe's. Buy now and save a dollar. Crater Lake Hardware Co. Miss Anne McCormick left at noon tor Ashland to give a demonstration of foods for children at the home of Mrs. A. H. Peachey, 100 Lincoln street. Miss (McCormick will also be a guest at the Ashland Civic club banquet this evening. Dr. Heine. Garhett-Corey Bldg. ' Alco Taxi: Phone 95. The Medford branch of the Home Industry League of Oregon will hold Its monthly meeting at the library, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock The public is invited to attend. On the evening of May 6, Mr. A. Q. Clark of Portland, general manager of the State Home Industry, league will give an address at the library and as his subject is of vital Interest to every producer and consumer in the state It is to be hoped that the people of Medford will avail themselves of this opportunity to hear Mr. Clark. . The Gusher cafe will be opened for business tomorrow at 15 South Front. B. M. Sullivan, the proprietor, under stands the business thoroughly,' has an 'up-to-date establishment and will be glad to have a share of your pat ronage. . ! -. J. S. Vilas is again laid up at his ranch home with a periodical attack of rheumatism. - - ;' . Lithla water at DeVoe's. : Elks Grand Victory ball, ' Friday, April 25th, 1919. Big feed at 11:30. Dancing 8:30 to 1 p. m. Secure your tickets now. Admission 31.00. Elks only. . .'. - - . : 29 - T. E. Drum is one of the business sojourners In the city from Seattle. A"Success" Food- (JrapesNuts Why? Pecause it builds sturdy bodies and keen brains ;': .;' Ask your grocer for it. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Second-hand, sacks for .rolled barley, ' 6e .each: 'Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. ' tKodak Finishing Film dovelopine, 15e roll. : : . Printing, post card size. 3 for 10c. ;2x3. hnd smnUer; 2 for 6c. ' Every dav service. .JAP AST .STORE ' 'Sporting Life" at the Liberty ' - Maujico Tournour :ia -' ; -SPORTINO LIFE' ,'" Briefly, "Sporting Lite" is the story of the love of the young Earl of Woodstock for Norah CavanagU, daughter of his trainer. The young earl has previously- become involved In the meshes of an unscrupulous woman, Olive de Carteret, who, with her husband, Malet de Carteret, has been endeavoring to get possession of the prize' Woodstock race horse, Lady. Love, the Derby favorite. As a re sult of their machinations, the young earl, In order to save money becomes Involved in a big prize fight before the National Sporting club and Is forced to take the place of a drugged pugilist. .The nobleman wins the bat tle, later captures the Derby and, of course, foils the de Carterets and wins pretty little Norah. Wlllette Kershaw-plays the vam pire, Olive de Carteret; Ralph Graves is the fighting earl, and ConBtance Binney plays the heroine; Norah Cav anagh.. . At the Liberty , today and tomorrow. , Edgar Hater-, returned, today from San Francisco. .He says the people of San Francisco surely put on this week the biggest welcome for the re turn of their soldiers 'ever staged In this country. ; , ;j;'J.' Fir slab-and dry' wood for sale by J. T. Gagnon..- Pbone-859. - ' Ift-a. M: F. Davis and' children left Friday for their home In Portland, following a visit with, Mrs. Davis' mother Mrs.' A. W.. Short, at Phoenix. Malted milk 60o lb.. DeVoe's. tf : M. J. Moran arrived home last night from spending two weeks at Koseburg looking after alterations and redecorating work in the Antlers thruter of that city ami In looking after the. Installation of tlio new STOQO theater organ, Mr. Moran Is quite Impressed with Kosoburg and cites as an evidence of its prosperity that II. 1.. Percy, who loft horo ovur a week ago to manage the Antlors the ater, the lease of ,whlch has boor, taken over by the Globe Theaters company In which Mr. Moran,1 his son Arthur and Mr. Percy are actively Interested, 1 has not yet boon able to obtain a. dwelling to llvo-ln. Mr. uud Mrs. Percy and children are rosldlng In a hotel, vi ; -.'' Canteens are practically lndestruc table, yet cost less than water bags. C. E. Gates Auto Co. A rellner will double the Ufa of your tire. C. K. Gates Auto C6.'? : Mr. and rs.' John V; Hill; eastern tourists from Milwaukee, Wis.,- who are on. an auto-tour from southern California to Portland loft the Hotel Medtord this morning for the latter city after a day's visit In Medford. ' Four-Inch Troon, pipe at Medtord Lumber Co. -n. tf Spark plugs for all cars. O. E. Gates Auto Co. Florence B. Watson of Trail and Mrs. Julia High of Dorrls, Calif., are among the women guests at the Hotel Holland. ; . - ' Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C. F. Monnlch, R. F. D. 2. 62 ;. Say boys, they come right back, to you that's a boomerang. The Christian church at Talent Is giving a basket supper and program thlB evening in the church to which every one is invited. ; Hemstitching, , Pecotlng, Handicraft Shop, v ' . . Bakery goods at. DeVoe's . DON'T NEGLECT A RHEUMATIC PAIN ';;(;-"- ''.' . ':"' ! ' Go after it with Sloan's ' Liniment before It gets ' dangeroiia r Apply a Halt, don't mi, let it -pnw Irate, and good-by twingel Same for external aches, pains, strains, stiffness of joints or muscles, lamrnm, bruises. Instant relief without murainess or (oiled clothing: Reliable the biggest selling liniment year after year. -Economical by reason of enormous sales. Keep a big bottle ready at all times. Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment Price 80c. nooand S1.2. i Rather than take his hat off to anyone, he didn't . wear one . . ... ' ... STARTS TODAY George Walsh I'LL SAY SO The whirlwind story of the chap who couldn't "get in tne war and wno couldn't stay out bo he does ' neither and does it well. . '' - HEARST NEWS , Adults 20c Children 10c. THE HOUSE OF BIG FEATURES ONE NIGHT ONLY, SATURDAY. MAY 36 . i i i i i .1 BURNS BROS. ' Present Their " ' Famous- Memphis Minstrels. " CARRYING THEIR OWN BAND AND JAZZ ORCHESTRA A WHIRLWIND OP FUN, MUSIC, SINGING AND DANCING AND THE MOST LAUGHABLE . ' 1 COLORED COMEDIANS Not whliB-bauira lloomoi tinus. Ask the kids, they know. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Bmllh of Wit her, Nuo euroute homo front spsnd in k tho wlutur In BouthurivCiiliroriila are tu the 'city for a suvonil days Visit. : Thvy are stopping nt tho Kitsh. 1 Alco Taxi. : Phono 05. ' : Time Brings Joy 7 " y ftmi Happiness Xa tt Koiirs Pau the Comtnf of ,','." i Baby Draws Nnri Ar - " You Preparadf :l y No woman nwallln the Joy of comlnt tnoUicrhood uliuuld olluw tin Anva to mm without umiic th wouilwnil pnuqlrutlng up- By .Iti regular u throiuhout tho perl! tl )-tcm it nrriHiml for tha camliur cwot flmln ana tciuion U Mllctita It nn den um boMil. Oat sUlominnt ruikIM pllnnt iiiid tlwy rrodlly ylckl to ntura dcmmul .for cxpanloB. -As a mult tno horvn nra not ilruwo upon wllh Hint peculiar, wreuclc liw tlralik anil naivca. nervaiuiiex, Ucntliir flown sud trtlclilns'.IMliM aro rouiitrtuctcd, Tlio slxlomtn cxpanda eunlly wlwn baby ar riv ;iU llio hour at tho crUU oro put urally Icm. Pnln and dancer as a cuius. "onc 1. .voJdod. . . .. MoUirr; Vrlcnd not only allays dlatnaa In advance, but loilni jluraly rocovery for tlw rnotlwr. Tlio ,Vln la kept soft and aniootii ,nd ualural nud fnto fruu Ulilluro- Write tp tho BrednVld Rrstilntur Company, Dept. J, l.oraiir Ilulldliur. AllonU. nmrsui, for their MotliSi! li-Hik. anil prucure lottlo or Moliior'a KrlomV from tho drunlat. thlaii of " tnianl as auytUaf yui) fau . Tesiay,;Aprj2;9i 7 v ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY : , ' Cohan and Han-is' Presont' . Tho Snmsliiiijr, TitiiicikIihw .Ovovwhiiliuiug Stumii ; tionnl Ooiiicdy Hit v. ;J )aoM OOP Fresh from nonrlv ' Two .Years in . jSow n hix 'Jiwitlm-iu Bwion. Now tho bi.wcst liit in Ohiongo, ( " ' ' Big Chorus of Youthful, Boautiful Girls ' . ' ' Over CO in the Company i" ; ' : . ; ;( Special Company Orchestra'.'. ' ! Mako it n flala Night, for its'th'o liUURliing, J?ant'ing,' . ; Miwiail Trent cr tHo.Kntirc HHOti r; - Seats on Sale Saturday, April 26. - ' ! PRICES 50o to $2.00 1 - i I'lioiio and Mall Onlcrs Now Accnptcid $S MILLINERY Biggest Values in Trimmed Ever Offered in Meclford THE VANITY SHOP Miss Loahsbury, Milliner Saturday, April 26th $5 Hats: $5 $5 Watch for Street Parade SEATS NOW SELLING LOWER FLOOR v 1st Fourteen Rows 75c Last Four Rows - 50c Balcony. I :t Four.Rows 50c Balcony, balance 1 ' 35o i I ; SPECIALJ' : I I p . THE; PICTURE EVENT OF THE SEASON V - .pj I : . Thp Pamous Drury Lane Melodrama . ' 5 1 seof tinff Lite I s Kss . 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