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BEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", ERTDAY, .MAY 0. I5)1f)
I&cd
D, iE. ' Olsen, the Cyclono speaker
of the middle west, will not speak
tonight as had previously been an
nounced but will deliver his great
Iftoture on "The Cnnnueflt nf a
Ward," Sunday night In the Chrls-
v tlen church. .-
Pavilion dance at Gold Hill, Sat
urday night, May 10th. , 42
Piano tuning, Oeorse'W.t.iM, 603
W. 2nd, phone 309; endorsed by
leading teachers southern Oregon. 62
The small amount of rain that fell
II early this morning and the threaten
ing sky of the forenoon greatly cut
down the number of entries at the
Victory-week taby show. The north
west Section of the city park was
roped off early today and other ar
rangements were completed for the
exhibition. Plans were made In the
event of much rain to hold the exhi
bition In either the public library or
St Mark's hall. The show began at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
DeVOe bas a tine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
See Tarsan, Page tonight. .' 43
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mundy arriv
ed here Sunday to spend some time
from Wichita, Kas., and Fort Worth,
Texas, wherothey had been for the
post year. They spent the last six
months it Fort Worth. , :
For' the best' Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Room and board at 43 North Grape
Btreet. Phone t6S; -66
Following the Green - Stockings
comedy Inst night at the Page the
members uf the cast and all teachers
and others connected, with the pres
entation, to the number of 22, enjoy
ed a banquet at the Shasta, which
was furnished by the senior class as
a whole. " :
Call Mitchell is regard to that
lawn mower, and have It sharpened
right. Called for and delivered.
Phone 820-J.
Pavilion dance tit Gold Hill, Satur
day night.May 10th. 42
1 Newton W. Borden arrived home
last night' from a week's business
visit at Portland. ' -' -
Hemstitching, peeotlng. Some new
Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. -
.See Tarzan, Page tonight. 42
Frank R; Edwards, bookkeeper at
the Slue Ledge mine is In the city
for a few days and is making his
headquarters at the Xash hotel. .
For Victory Week try Los Angeles
Manila cigars at Davidson's. 'Ask the
soldiers about them. They know. 41
Carriage, wagon and auto -repairing
and rebuilding done at Herriman
Blacksmith Shop.- All work guaran
teed. " " . - -- ' -66
G. R. Hoerner of CorvalHs was In
the city Thursday, and with County
Agent Cste looked into the ralley
grain situation. He is cereal plant
pathologist -at the O. A. C- - -
Piston rings for all cars - O. El.
Gates Auto Go. ;,.:. '
Don't forget the big pavilion dance
at Gold Hill; - Saturday night. May
10th.
On -account of the Grizzlies outing'
at Gold Ray next Sunday a round
trip excnslon rate has been granted
of 68 cents, good going on the train
leaving Med ford at 7:35 a. In. The
Grizzlies will ' return on - the ' train
that reaches the city at 4:20 p. mi
Litbla water at DeVoe's.
See Tarzan, Page tonight.- 42
L. 'A.. -Gardner and George Griffin
are visitors in rfedford from Los An
geles.' - -
Victory dance, Friday, May 9, Nat
atorium. Launspaen's Jazz band. 41
Dr. Elliott has discontinued - his
Central Point branch 'and is devoting
all his time to his -Medford office. 41
Among eastern men registered at
the Hotel -Medford arepV;B. Hfle of
Brooklyn,-W.'C. Arnstrom of New
ton, la,, and H. S. Jackson of Lafay
ette, Ind. . -
Fir slab and dry' wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. -Phone 85.
- Don't forget the big pavilion dance
at jGoId Hill, Saturday night, May
10th. -.- j .- , , 42
Herman Of fenbacher of Applegate,
has just purchased a Western Elec
tric Light-and Power "plant of Paul's
Electric store. Mrr Of fenbacher now
has one of the most modern equipped
homes in the county. . He will use
his plant' for feed grinding, shop
work, "washing and pumping. While
his alfalfa Brows we can see Herman
sitting in 1 the breeze of 'an electric
tan enjoying city conveniences. -
Don't fall to see the windows at
the Liberty Repair Shop, 22 South
Grape.. i:- 42
6oe Tarzan, Page tonight. 42
Mrs. Nellie Wing Is In. the city
from Berkeley, Cal., on a social and
business visit . . v.i ...,-
Woman or girl wanted for night
shift at DeVoe's. .Sw
Vietory Week special Is our electric
ranges on six equal : payments: Paul's
Electric -Store. - 42
Mr. and Mrc.- W. C. Bostwick left
Friday morning for Klamath Falls
where they expect to remain thruout
the summon ' ! - - !
Alco Taxi.; 'Phone 95,"
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making; crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 616-J.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
. .UNDERTAKER '
Day PhortO: Pacific 227.
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, J03-J2.
, . ; tjiilr Assistant.
Kodak Finishing
: Film (lovoIopinR, 15o roll.,.' .'' J
Printing, post card sizei 3 for lOd.
2YtxWi and smaller. 2 for 5c.
Kverv (lav service.
JAP ART STORE
- Among northern California guests
at tho Hotel llulland Is G. A. Wagner
of llornbrook, , .
Everybody's going. Where? Vic
tory dance, Friday, May 9. Natator
lum.. Flue floor, fine- music, tine
-time!. 41
Come to tho Liborty tonight and
see yourself as others see you. 42
Tonight is tho night of the Vic
tory dance at- the Natatorium. Every
thing is -In readiness to handle the
crowd and no pains will be spared to
show everyone a good time. From
the first dance which will start
promptly at. 9 p. m. until the last
Launspach's big jatx orchestra will
dispense the kind of - music that
would make a wooden Indian "shako
a log." A large attendance
Ashland, Central Point - and
townB la looked for. ';
Brake lining tor all cars.
Gates Auto Co. .. . ..
from
other
C. E.
. .
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See Tarian, Page tonight.
' St. Mark's guild was fortunate la
securing the help of Mrs. L. At Hum
phreys of Portland who represents
Crown and Golden Rod milk in giv
ing an Oregon Products luncheon on
circus day, May 14, at St. Mark's
hall. This luncheon will be of espec
ial interest to Medford people, com
ing as, it does soon after the forma
tion of the Associated Industries of
Oregon and Mr. Clark's talk at the
library when we are. thinking of
homo' products more than ever be
fore. Most of the things Berved will
be Medford products and that in It
self, will be of especial interest. Med
ford people and the country people
who will be in Medford for the circus
will be very fortunate in being able
to get a lovely home products lunch
at St. Mark's hall on that day.
For fire insurance phone 64. cor-
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. ' Sunday. May 25th. .The .G. A. R.,
D. R. Wood & Co. I w- R- c- KJX' of Kln. nd 8,1
Moose . dance Saturday night, "Here and sailors will be specially tn
Launspach's orchestra. 42 vitd t0 attend, and one of the most
Mrs. Chas. Manning returned nome Impressive 8ervlci"s ever given In the
Thursday from her two Weeks visit .
at Grants .Pass.
Try our merchants lunch. The
bhasta. , . ' tf
Less than 7 cents was the average
cost 1 of electricity fort, one meal for
four people, three meals a day, 30
days a month In Medford. See onr
special range offer this week. Paul's
Electric Store.' . . . .. . . 42
. At 8 o'clock this .morning a trace
of rata bad fallen but later another !
iraco taiiius ruiseu uniicipauoos Ol
a downpour during the day. The
weather prediction for tonight and
Sunday Is fair.--;,,v
t or Vlctoey Week only, skimmed
milk 10c per gallon, delivered. Sol
der's Dairy; 755-R. 42
Did A man with a camera take
your picture today? If he did, come
to the Liberty tonight and see your
self. .-; ' , 42
Mr. and Mrsi George H. Evan and
Misses Mary and Nora Collins are an
auto party from ; Wallace, Idaho,
which arrived Thursday and are
guests at the Nash hotel. .. - ; ,
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's. -.
See Tarzan, Page tonight . 42
Ernest Dorn arrived from the Blue
Ledge mine Thursday to spendsev
eral days in the city. ;
Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.
The-Junior girls of the Christian
church sell carnations on the street
Saturday for Mothers Day. 42
The capacity house which greeted
the VGreen Stockings", comedy last
night-netted the senior high school
class treasury $250 clear of all ex
penses.: A large part of this sum will
be spent by the class in presenting a
suitable memorial to the high school.
- Spark plugs for all cars. O. E.
Gates Auto Co. . .... , ..
", Electric ranges on special payr
ments for Victory Week. Paul's
Electric Store. . x, .. 42..
Mrs. Mi. Montgomery, returned
Thursday- sight from her visit at
Roseburg. i j. r-v ,
For Victory .Week only., skimmed
milk 10c per gallon, delivered, Sni
der's Dairy 755-R. - -. 4 -42
'Bicycles tires, and supplies. Lib
erty Repair Shop. 22" South Grape.
r- - 47
- Wm. firegory is installing a Wes
tern - Electric Power and Light plant
and Paul. pumping system purchased
from Paul's Electric, store, adding
another complete,- modern farm to j
Jackson county.- j - t r, Lc !
- The Medford Printing company-is j
prepared with, up-to-date ; cuts, -to
print horse bills, -letterheads, en vel- j
Opes, veto.,- for horses, cattle,-- hogs -.
and poultry. tf
See your baby's picture at the Lib- i
erty tonight and tomorrow. . 42
Ed Brown who has been spending
tho week In Sun Francisco Is expect
ed home in a day or so. v : ,i .
F. J. Miller, painter and decorator,
has recently added two more exper
. lenced .painters to ' his force -and Is
now prepared to properly handle his
Increasing business,
Springs tor all cars, ' O. K.' Gates
Auto Co. r ...
Miss Mario Myers and RnVrCamp-
bell, who were delayed tby taking
part in tho senior class .play of, the
h'lgh school, loft Friday morning tor
Eugene to attend .the Junior, week
end of the IT, of O. , The latter. Is
entered In the 50 and 100-yard runs
and tho low hurdles. . .. ? "
For Victory Week only . skimmed
milk 10c per gallon, delivered, Sni-
der's Dairy, T5R-R.1 it
Alco Taxi. Phone St. - :
"The only deposit of tungsten In
Oregon, so far as known, is two
miles north of Gold Hill on tho
Rogue river. Three, veins were found
five Inches wide. , It Is the shellle
variety. During the war it was
worth $S9 a unit,. but now tho price
has dropped to J IS, When it was
worth $3 a pound during the: war it
was worth going after,'.' says M. S.
Johnson, hardware dealer of Gold
Hill. "Thore Is a quicksilver mine
near us which produces two flasks a
day each flash weighing 76 pounds
net. A flash was worth .UjSQ during
tho war, butls now down to $Tt." "
Oregonlan. , , , : , , .
Canteens are practically Indestruo-
table, yet cost less than water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. '- '.
Moose dance ' Saturday night.
Launspach's orchestra. f ' 42
Tho annual Memorial Day services
wl" W nela -M ne Baptist cnurca on
Hl' 18 expeciea
Crater Lake. Motor Co. open 7 a.
m., close l p. m. Eleven mechanics.
' ' . 42
'Paper hanging, paper cleaning.' C.
F. Monnlch, R. F. D. 2. ... . . B2
An error was Inadvertently, pub-
imbed In the Mall Tribune yesterday
"hen It was stated that, the Victory
loan bonds are exempt from all taxes
except Income, state ana Innerltance
fes-. The federal reserve bank's
interpretation aa to taxes is as, fol
lows: The 4 Interest bearing Vic
tory bonds are exempt from all state
and local taxes except estate and In
heritance . taxes. , The S Victory
bonds are exempt from ail federal,
state and local taxes except the estate
and inheritance taxes. .,y v!l .
Alco Taxi. .Phone 95. ' ; .
A two-lb. box ot Vogan'a chocolates
for $1.35 at DeVoe's. -fy , . ' "
. -Prof. H. S. Jackson of ' Lafayette,
Ind ,: former plant pathologist at the
O. A. C, who now. holds the aame
position with Perdue university. Is In
the city and made a trip thru the
valley with C. C. Gate looking 1 Into
the plant - disease situation. , .He Is
making a tour ot the Pacific states.
: Bakery goods at DeVoe's. ' '
One sigh of
, good mother
is plenty ofj,rt
post
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Typewriter
USERS ATTEXTIO.V .
J. Vf. GARDNER, 'expert 'Type- '
writer repairman in Medford.
. Parts for 'overhauling all
makes" of machines.."' Rebuilt
machines, all makes, for sale.
f: i.
BOX 15
; Care Miiil Trilmne
V. M. Reevos, J. 11. Cultoon and
J. M.'gchrleber are amoiiK'tho San
Francisco mou spending Friday la
Medford. y. i; j t:
Old papers for building tires and
houso cleanlug, lQo bundle.-. , . ,
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61
The new time table 4 the South
ern Paalttc railroad which will go
Into affect next Sunday will mako no
change In time ot arrival and depar
ture. ot trains In Medfortl, and dooa
not make any changes south of the
WtlUmette valley.. The Shasta limit
ed train will wot. now be restored to
service, as no mention qt It Is made
in the new table. . . .
; A rellner will double the lite of
your tiro. Cl E. Oates Auto Co., .
. Leslto Stansoll, tho ..now deputy
state supervising attro warden for this
county, announces that ho will wel
come applications now tor assistants
In fighting forest tires this summer
and next fall.
Get 'your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's. , ,
m Deputy Shorlff, William E. McFur-
son. the new speed and booie cop ot
the county who has been on duty for
the past five or six weeks left for
San ' Francisco from Ashland at an
early hour this morning. ,
.Hemstitching, j,: .' .,.,.. ;
Peeotlng, , , , ., ,,
Handicraft Shop.
A i child welfare mooting will be
held at the home ot Mrs. Kent In
Wollen tomorrow afternoon conduct
ed by Miss Anno McCormlck and Miss
Rosotta McGrall. , ....
Legal site typewriter papor $1.60
per box of 500 sheets'. Good quality
Bond. 'Medford Printing Company, tf
' George A.. Blckel Is a business vis
itor In the.clly from Glendalo..'
OVERALLS-
Keep Kids Kleen
$1.50 f
the Suit
A New Suit
FREE
if they rip
Look for'
, tkiRcd,
Woven
Label
Maim by
Lsvi Stransa & CoSaaltatacUco
, AuJiaR!)Pfli;tt P.P.I. f.
-: rrAfefents ;, ,
' riciorwi iveview
? Patterns
" Btteart of
K imitations
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nu.us.mT.orr.
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WASHINGTON, May President
Wilson today Issued thru Secretary
Glass an appeal to'tho American pco
plo to make the Victory Liberty lonn
"a great popular thank offorlnn." j
The president's' cablegram to See
rotary Glass said: .
"Thru you J appeal to my fellow
clllxena on the evo of our coniuinbia
tlon ot a Mlctorlous peace, to sustain
the honor and credit of our country
and to ipay-tribute to- tho valor and
sacrifices of our . flRhttnis men iy
making this lust liberty loan not only
a financial success, tor that It must
be, but a great popular thank otter
ing In which every American will
share according to his ability." " ,
Mrs. D.'D.-Smith ot Solum, and
Mre. A. s." Wolghtroh' and Geome
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Two extra waitresses tor
. 'Saturday'aftornoon and evening at
tho Gusher Cafo. 41
WANTED To buy a water tank.
1500 to S000 gallon. Dr. Holms. 42
STARTS. TODAY
Make . the
Victory
complete.
i See this -great
Super
feature.
Added
' LO . ..
Comedy, .
"Call the
Cops.'' .
Hearst
Kevrs. -
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Saturday's Wonderful
New Silk Pongee
New Silk J ersey Petticoats
Ne'Silk Georgette Waists j
New Silk Underwear
New,' Silk, Gloves
New Silk Umbrellas
1 New Silk ;Hose:: :
' New Silks aind Satins
New LaGamille Corsets
New C6ts;::--v- ,
New' Suits V:-
: New Caps i; V:-;.
New: Dolmans
- '" ' New"Gowns : "' "
Special new lot of Hats in our
i j Millinery Department , v - V
We Pay. Express and Parcel
,
A. W. HUBBS, Manager
Sanstrndt of Frumio, Cal., arrived
horo Tliursduy to vUll Mrs. linn Miicl
lor, wife ot tho tiuporlnttMidont or tho
Lift Gff Corns.
"Freezone" is Magic!
. ' .rigni ou. -wiui
Drop a IHtte FrMjiono hn an srlilng
eumi lmtnutly that corn stop j ' hurl
1, ithi'Ui-ymi lilt -It rl;lit out. ' It
iloiwn't hurt one bit, Yes, nisjtlcl'
WJiy wall? Your ,.drui;uil Mils a
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VICTORY WEEK'S SPECIAL ATTRACTION
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SEQUEL TO "TARZAN OF THE
; I ; i ;-Adults 25c; Children 10c.
VIGTOHY
Post on, all Mail Orders
101 llniu'li, who bus on II) , In Hie !
Dow honnllul for Konin tline.; Tho.',,
parly 1 rculsltirod ht the NHHlt.- .
.! im iiixtu us v
.!:
Lift any Corner itallilsv
imiicia Hani.
I
liny hotllu of FtwesoBe tor a W eat,;',
mllkloiit to rtd- your Itvi of svery,,
hard corn, itl corp, or com'Mween
tho tow, and calltisM, wHIimit forenisi
or Irritation. Try III No liumbujl ,
. -TWO DAYS
FridaySaturday
wCome
Early 'I
Mat:. -7
. o'dpek
Eve. at 7.
Time'to
see 'thiB ',
''before
other
attractions
Come '
.? Early
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Special
Musical
'Program
APES"
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Offer
' AgentsT " '
Home Journal
Patterns
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