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A. G. Clark of Portland, general manager for lbs Axociated mdua trle of Oregon will upeak at the pub lic library Tuesday evening, May 6th, Initead of Wednesday evening as was previously announced. Mr. Clark will have much of Interest to say to the merchants and people of Medford. K very body Is cordially invited to hear his lecture. Piano toning, George TV". Cross, 603 W. Ind, phone 80; endorsed by leading teachers southern Oregon. S 2 When the lights go out on the streets at 9 p. m. tonight the public . Is warned to look out for plckpock- , ets. The lights will only be out for one minute and when they come on again the brilliantly decorated Vic tory week window displays of the stores will be seen for the first time In all their brilliance. Great throngs are expected in toe business part of the city tonight to enjoy the opening ; of the Victory week festivities.-. Snyder's ketchup, 16 oil bottle 25c this week at Truax Store. SS E.' F. J. McPherson and Wilbur Jacks of Eagle Point and F. G. . Uames of " Medford were busy this morning loading a large shipment of cattle tor the Portland market. The trio were guests at the Hotel Holland over Sunday. ' DeVoe has a fine Una of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. Fred Lewis of Jacksonville, who overseas service Is borne. For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. . Mrs. Maria Brewer of Montague, Cal., was a Sunday guest at the Hotel Medrord." ' ; ' Call Mitchell in regard to that lawn mower and have It sharpened right. Called for and delivered. Phone 820-J. 'Misses Louise Daddysman and -Grace' Wilson returned today - from .Corvallls where they spent Junior week end at the Oregon Agricultural college as guests of the Pi Beta Phi bouse..- i. - - Tomatoes 10c a can.: Truax Store .thU week.- ,38 v -Mrs. Frank Hoover ; of Bybee Springs, returned to her home today from the Dow hospital fully recov- ' ered from ' her recent operation for appendicitis. . : Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. ' - E. J. Vance of Twin Falls. Idaho, is among the business visitors in the city. ' - Green Stockings.' ' K: : :. ., , 38 . hn uuDbard of this city, was among the Medford -people who at tended the big reception to returned soldiers and sailors 1 of ' Josephine county held last Friday : night 1 at Grants Pass, s- '. Does your screen need repairing or painting? Wewill do it for you Phone 616. ' : : Among Applegate men who spent Sunday in the city were George Hoff man and Thomas Mee. " Bargain counter dry goods and week. . ,.' . . ." .V- W 38 "' C. H.-DaTis and F. L. Slsley of Glasgow, Mont.,-are visitors in Med ford who are guests at the Nash hotel. " For Victory Week try Los Angeles ; Manila cigars at Davidson's. Ask the soldiers about them. They know. 41 Ray Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jj B. Coleman of Jacksonville, who has been in the navy service for the past' two years, arrived home on "a furlough last week from Portsmouth, K. H., where the U. S. S. Pittsburg of whose crew be is a member, was then Stationed. ' ' ' Piston rings for an cars, C. E. Gates Auto Co. : 'The Drake Duo will give an enter talnment'at the' Christian ' church Tuesday evening. Something decid edly, different that you cannot afford ; to miss. ' Mr. Drake recited i "The Corpse' of Me Cousin" at the Com mercial club banquet recently at the Medford hotel and made a decided hit.- - ,...-- ...--.., ......... Ivory, celluloid and corn starch each 10c pkg. at Truax Store. ; 38 Everybody who can sing, is re quested to take part in the commulty sing of popular songs on "the streets tonight. Mr. Millard will also sing a patriotic 'solo with the band. The high school will sing some parodies. ' ' The fish" are biting." Why not get a good outfit to replace your old one? See us at 323 East Main. Crater Lake Hardware. ' ; "" v s '' " " ' Mrs.' E. E. Vroman and children will leave Tuesday for The Dalles, Ore., to join Mr. Vroman who last week located In that city and estab lished a .vulcanizing business there. ' -- Fir slab and dry wood for sale by J. T. Gagnon. Phone 85s. . ; , G, CM. Esterly, the Waldo mining man was a guest at the Medford over Sunday. - '.. t. -M.-' - ; j God bless my soul Green Stock ing! ' i . ,' - 38 San Francisco visitors in the city; today include H. L. Miller, Felix Freudenthal, F. M. Carter,- C. ' H. Whitney and F. McTaggart. ' ; Have you seen them yet? What? The boomerangs In the Crater Lake Hdwe. Co 's window; ,i Clyde Ficbtner,' the young son of Mr,- and Mrs. Carl Fichtner was'op erated on by Dr. J. J. Lmmens at the1 Medford sanitarium this morning for the removal of his tonsIlB.. ." .) Llthis water at DeVoe's. : Everybody oh the streets tonight is expected to join in the community singing and those who can't sing will at least open their mouths and utter some kind of a noise In honor of the Victory Week celebration'. f ' . 'Don't fall to see the -windows at the Liberty Repair Shop, 22 South Grape. - 42 Glen Rogers of Sams Valley and A. A. Hollenbeak of Prospect were Sunday visitors In the city. Green Stockings. .5 W. S. McLaren, superintendent of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protec tive society, who was to have given a stereopticon lecture here next Thurs day night, has postponed his appoint ment unavoidable business having called him elsewhere. Woman or girl wanted for night shift at DeVoe's. ' ..Miss Dorothy Palmer left Monday morning for Berkeley, Cal., for a week's visit with relatives, and from there will bo east to spend the sum mer visiting relatives at Aurora; 11L, and Chicago. ' ' ' " Alco Taxi. Phone S. s . " Klamath Falls men who arrived at the Hotel Medrord yesterday aro James E. Howie, N. J. Knight and F. H. Nash. ! Why did Clea have to wear Green Stockings, ' -; ' " '' : s '- S8" : Mrs. CCancy Thompson who resides near Jacksonville left Saturday for Cavendish, Alberta, Canada, for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Ferguson. - - . Buy now and save a dollar. Crater Lake Hardware Co. ,v '" - C. C. Furnas has returned home from a week's business visit at Fres no and otter California points. ' Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. Mrs. B. L. Moses and children wero Saturday sojourners In the city from Jacksonville. '. ' " ' ' Brake lining tor all cars. -. C. S. Gates Auto Co. Fear that the surplus of canned vegetables' held by the war depart ment would be dumped on the gen eral market has been allayed by of ficial announcement that canned corn, peas, string beans, squash and tomatoes will he added to the army ration list. Kb surplus exists. Whole salers have larger stocks than usual, but retailers have ' much smaller stocks; Usual canning operations should be resumed advises the Nat ional Canners association. - ' It's something to see a Chicago so ciety woman in Green Stockings. 38 - Mrs. L. F. Schreyer left Saturday for her home at Tacoma following an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Ray H. Toft. ' For fire insurance phone (4, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood Co. - Try our merchants lunch. The bhasta. - tf Seattle men registered at the Med ford are J. Burton and Thoa. F. Hary. 1 Is Somallland on your map? Come to Green Stockings. - 38 Chas. 'Jessbnan, John - 'Dickey, Wylie M.' Norman and W. L. Turpln were Saturday fined $10 and costs each . In Police Judge Taylor's court for participating in a friendly game of craps In a ToonTof a Main street rooming house early one morning re cently. In their -excitement their comments were heard at' 3 a. m. by Night Policeman Jess . Brownlee a block away. He Investigated and entering the unlocked room ' stood quietly watching the game. Not knowing the new - policeman the young men looked np and invited him to take a hand In the game. Brown lee at once did so by -stopping down and gathering in the dice and telling the players they were under arrest on the charge of gambling. Malted milk 60c lb. DeVoe's. Spark, pings for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. - Mrs.' A. H. Soukup, who recently purchased the A. F. Stennett prop erty in East Medford Is well pleased with her bargain and the city. Mr. Bouknp will arrive from Hedley, B. C, in a few weeks. Mrs. Souhup Is Mrs. Ben Garnett's mother. -f-. . Springs or all cars. p. S. Gates Auto Co. v v Bakery goods at DeVoe's. - , Wednesday is Dodge auto day In Medford when the Dodge owners are all coming to town to show the peo ple of the county what a large family they are and the daddy of them all, George Trelchle'r,' Is offering prizes for the best looking cars of each year 1915 to 1919 Inclusive. Canteens are practically lndes trac table, yet cost less than water bags. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE Crop100 acres of wheat " and alfalfa Id good condition. In qnfre personally.' C M. Svendsen, Medford;1 ' ' ; 1 '- ' '' '- 38 FOR SALE Extra good milch goat. Tel. 640. . i; - ,i .- 39 LOST Child's rose sweater. Return . . to Mail Tribune or phone 5 19-J. ' Ji r-i'v 3g FOR SALE Large Underwood type ' writer, 160.00 cash; ' 929-W. 39f FOR SALE Mirror cheap. Phone .- 929-W.' - ' 39 FOR RENT Furnished five-room house, 112.50." Phone 929-W. 39 WANTEDr-Power pump outfit and nlnns " TU m i 111 ,. O ft WANTED A middle-aged woman ior nousekeeper in family of three. Shorf hours' and sleep at home. Phone 369 mornings. v ' 39 WANTED To nuy team of horses. wagon ana piow. Aaaress v. u care Mall Tribune.' '; - 38 WA,OTEp Tractor. ', or teams for orchard plowing and cultivating. Call Central Point 191 evenings. ' ' ' - - ' 39 FOR SALE Nice steer calf. West Eleventh Btreet. ' 1217 ' 40 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER : Day Phone: Paclfio 227. N'hjht Phones: F. W, Weeks, lS-Jii. , Lady Asalstaat. - A. W. Walker Auto company are distributors for the Atterbury truck for Jackson,. Josephine, Douglas. Klamath and Lake counties In Ore gon and Siskiyou and Del .Norte coun ties In California. They recently sold two St ton trucks to Bemls ft Coutta of McDowell, Cal., and one two-ton truck to J. E. Hovie of Klamath Falls A. Walker and" F.H. Nash, of Port land, president of the - Atterbury Truck Sales company, returned Sun day from a trip to Klamath Falls. Mr. Nash reports business humping along with better" proapscts for all Oregon' than forbears ,' -, See the M. H. S.' senior class In Green Stockings. . I - 1 88 The Junior girls of the Christian church sell carnations on the street Saturday for Mothers Day. . 42 - Miss Lois Harmon, who has been training for, a nurse for the past two years at the Sacred Heart hospital and who broke down this winter from overwork and effects of an attack of the flue, left tor her home at Love Station, Josephine" county, where her friends hope that a few months rest will restore her to normal health. Portland Telegram. Phone 620. SI Do you know what Green Stock ings mean. ' 38 Among the over-Sunday guests at the Medford were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shank of Portland. A hot weather necessity Clark Jewel oil stove. Crater Lake Hard ware' Co.- 1 j- .-- You can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. '.' Arrivals today ' at the Hotel Hol land Included C. T. Peterson of Beat- tie, A. L. Wilber Of Albany and K. J. Brown of Dunsmuir. ' The negrp minstrel show that was to he given May 10th' at Brownsboro will be postponed until' Saturday evening. -May 17 th.' v 1 ' ;' Among Sunday guests from the county at the Nash. hotel were' O. H. Chamberlln of Talent, Chas. A. Smith of Rucb, and Ivan Hookers mlth of Beagle. r ; ' Bicycles tires, and supplies. Lib erty Repair Shop. 22 South' Grape. .- .- 47 J.' F. Hayes of Toledo. O., was among Monday's arrivals In Medford from the east.- -C-- ' . ....' Great reduction in prices during Victory Week at: New Tork Hair store, one-third off.';' Switches ' and many other bargains.' It will pay to Investigate. j ; ; f 37 Paper hanging, paper cleaning. C. F. Monnlch. R- F. D. 2. 62 BUSS NATIVE H E RlB TABLETS Kecognised as the only standard herb, remedy; have been relieving .sufferers from ' , ' Disordered Stomach; r ' Biliousness. Constlpatlon'lmpure Blood, Rheumatism, and Heart burn. -A great i '. ' Kidney and Liver Regulator Look for the money-back guaran tee in every box. Get the genuine. Every 'tablet stamped with "N thto trade mark. Prise $1.(0 JOl per box of 200 tablets. .X . -'Sold bf leading druggists and local hgenU everywhere.' ' " Venus Fashion Is Name of The Barnes Lion Taraer Hood la! - Sprins is surely here, for circus davs are upon Med ford, or will be soon, with the coming of the ArQ. Barnes hit four-rin; wild animal show. The Barnes circus will oucn Mav 14 and will eive two ocrfonnaneex, beine ushered in bv a street mutant. The Bames outfit ha tnunv at tractions, chief nmone which Li Ve nus Fashion, a uirl lien tumev. Tlu, diminutive Mixs ranluon is a lfntisli Hubjoot, and (his is her second sea son in the show world. She funics from Imlin. whore her father wan a soldier, and where ohe is credited with hnvinir gained her waxlerv over lions nd other ltinslo beasts. - Alone in her cnee of lions, the girl mokes them so throueh ninneuverx that are sail to be uitiaue in the cir cus world. 4 , ' Michael UcQulrk and Carl Bow man were among the successful fish ermen at the river yesterday, and this morning were showing their friends fine string of cut-throat trout beau ties caught with a fly. The river Is going down and clearing up fast and with no further rainfall will be in tine shape for fishing by "next Sun day. Messrs. -McGulrk and Bowman caught their string at Curry's riffle. Fly fishing is not yet good. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. . Mr. and Mrs. George H. West left this morning for Pelican 'Bay, Klam ath county, where they will remain until winter, while Mr. West resumes his duties as government acalor In that territory. ' ' Crater Lake Motor Co. open 7 a. m., close a p. m. Eleven mechanics. V-! i ., - - -.' - - '42 A tow new nres and tubes tor sale at wholesale prices to close out the stock. Akron Tire Shop, 36 South Riverside. "37 LIBERTY - x LAST TDitES TONIGHT ' - The Great Mack Seimett Comedy JilMliiic m ions Peatiuing Fprdbtcrlhijr, Beii Tu.rpiii, iCljas Lynn and Alice Lake PAULINE : FREDERICK in pnj of the.Shadpyv'f Exceptionally strong Drainatic Play '.f.j - TOMORROW ONLY With HAROLD LOCKWOOD IN VTHE ' CRP'Cp3LE,i T, , At Bargain Prices. i min wliuliin In tho rvstlvlllea this evening will be the Victory boll at the Ntttutorlum. The mrge nan has been prepared to lake cars of the Ihrong of merry duiirers ami nil l In readiness for the event. ltini'iach's big Jim orchestra will supply all lh; nowwtt song hits nlid slu)-mualc. Alco Taxi. Phone . The Misses May Mndltiy and Opal Stncy returned from Corvallls this morning whore they huvo been' house guests at Iho SlKiim Koppa houito during Junior wook end. ' Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DoVoe's, ' Owing to tho big crowds In Iho biiHiness district tmilsht to tuko part la the Victory week fuu all auto dri vers are cautioned lo bo oxtrn crri in moving their cars about. . : tlemstttfhlnf, . ; : Pecotlng, " s Handicraft Shop. ' Httv, J. Dollurhlilo, (llntrlit uldof of lh Kren Mulliodlst church, and Mrs. iwllnrhlilo, utrlvoJ In (h cliy this morning front Urunls l'aaa t . toml Him nunrlerly mmtliiV s whirls opuns ut iho church hero nxi Tlinri. day anil 'to purllHpnta In Iho snriim of (iviitiKi'llmlc mnotlntiN how bning huld by II. W. Ollvor at (hp .church,, A rnllnor will double the life o your tiro. C. H. flntes Auto Co. A two-lb. bpx of Vogan's chocolstn, for l. ss at pevoos. CeiPJ Hot wtr i YCkZM Sure Relief RELL-AN'Si Liberty Week Spiedal THE DRAKE DUO ; OFiGRANTS PASS v ' v''; ' ' . " ' -: 'V-.'" :.''-r'' 1 in ilofiK'llv tlil'fiMi'iit witertiiiiimi'iit of i READING. IMPERSONATIONS! CHARACTER SKETCHES, MUSI- ,CAL" READINGS. PAfiTO MINES. DIALECTS. AMD PIANO At ihe " . 'i Stories ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tuesday, May 6, at 8 p. m. Admlsslon-Aduljv 25c! Children under 12. 15c. ' . '' .AuHtm'c of the ('lirinliiin Kiiilcnvor. !-;..1T(f19'-''- OUR SALE ON LOW SHOES 13 A WINNER ' . : why? .y:" ; ' Because we delivered the goods just as ad- J vertised No Camouflages. ' We still have a good assortment. Be sure and see our windows., . , i- - IT WILL PAY YOU rr : . f.. A j'A Ikl iMliil. V ' &Su& 21 North Central Avenue. , .. -'-, . .', . - ;. " ' What Rockwell Field Motor Commander ays of Our Experts i' it MOTOR DIVISION ' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT AIR SERVICE -PLYING SCHOOL ROCKWELL FIELD, ' ' y San Diego, iCalifprnia. t '. April 17, 1919. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO., - Medford, Oregon. : . ... Gentlemen: Attention, Mr. HalJ. , It has recently come to my attention that you have in your employ four . former high non-commissioned officers of the Ajr Seryice from $his field. You are indeed fortunate to obtain the services of such men as, Sergeants . first class,, 0'Gradyf Hall, Gilliepie;' and Triantafeles. !For the patiyear these, men have worked in the Motor Division at this field under my per-' , sonal supervision. ' ' ' ' , , , Sergeants GiUispie and O'Grady are machinists and tool jnakrs of ex ceptfonal ability. And have made thousands of tools and motor parts with- in the past year. ' " -" , - , .-, ... ., " Sergeant Hall was employed on test blocks, where the final test is given to Motor? before being turned pyer to Jiie Flying Department. A very im portant position which was well taken care of by1 Sergeant Hall, ' . , Sergeant Triantaf eles was employed in the oyorhauling of motors, and : has worked on eyery type of motor from the 80 H; P. Rotary up to the 400 , ; H. I. Liberty. Out of the 220 men in this ODivisipn Iconsidcr Scrgean Triantaf eles my very ibest motor mechanic, : i v s v , ' , , I congratulate you on being able to secure the services of such fnen. '; LII3UT. W. C. KENNEDY, v Officer in Charge Motor Division. f,' A ' 4- - - -- - Reserve Military Aviator - TODAY llEI I TODAY DOUBLE VICTORY TROGRAM MAE MURRAY In . , ''Dangers-Go S16v" WILLIAM DUNCAN . : .In n mail ui itiiul - . . Comedy - "sma, Rosa siN9' , ; V Adults 20c; Children 10c. ' Sf.fi nil coming bio speqial-friday; SATURD'Y "THE ROMANCE OF TARZAN'.' " PAGE THEATRp mfa THE TIMELY AND PATRIOTIC MUSICAL Ni 1 " WITH MILITARY ATMOSPHERE mm FIR SMART i SWIFT AND BRIGHT-TUNEFUL AND - GORGEOUSLY GIRLY TWENTY ' SMASnlNv 50N6-HITS J&Krms!t OFOIRl PfirateA'-': '" 'v 50c facj $1.00 and $1.50 War Tax JTAiLCg -gaats Now Selling" ' " " dd.ed n nil Tin - SHOW NOVElTlESo tFjptjCTS SPARKUNGqAY it-