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STEDPOKP MATT TRTnTTNTO, MTCDFOrcT), OTiEflOK. TT1'ITRST)AY, MAY 30, 1019
... Ilecuuso of IU bolim Jlomorlal Any
all 1iiibIiick8 genonilly will .bo bus.
, pendud In the city tomorrow, mot
of tlio Moron nnrt offices bring clonoil.
All of the bunks and the postofflee
will bo cloned axcopt tlio Ronornl de
livery window, and all city offices,
courts und tho courtbouso will bo
cloiiod, ., The bnrbor shops will re
muln open until 11 a. ni.
Help wanted Permanent posi
tions. Medford Domestic Laundry.
For fire- Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Elovonth street and S. P. track.
D. II. Wood & Co.
A- tnoetlnR of tho orclmrdlsts and
business men has been called for S
o'clock tonight nt (ho public lilir irr
to discuss tho labor shortaKe sit na
tion In the orchards and how best to
overcome It. Hvory orchardist nnd
buslnops tnan as well as. all others
Interested in' this situation are In-
.. vited to attend. ,,,
. B. J. Mcrnce, painter. Phone
600-X. ' ' 76
Ice cream to take-liomo. 20c a
pint.' 40c a quart. No war tax.!
Sugar Bowl. ;"'''"'
:. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Treichler.
newlyweds, returned this morning
from their honeymoon trip to Port-
iana ana seatuo ana win oe at nome
after July 1st, at No. 99 South. Oak-
dole, which residence has been (-n-jta
,i.oy .y. irccnicr ior some i.me ;
past and. has been occupied by A. Uj
'
Laundry. Permanent positions. - i
J ' Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new
..Ideas.. 'Vanity Hat Shop.-
Austin Corbin, owner of orchard
properties lu the Eagle Point district
the summer. Mr. Corbin recently ro-
signed his position on the war trade
uoura wnicn ne nein ouring mo war,
Teaclier of piano and music. Mrs.
C. E. Goble, 21 West Tenth street. 62
' For1 the best Insurance see Hoiems,
the Insurance Man. '
' The appeal of Mr. Billings of Ash
land, for right of way over the S. P. j
iiatiiB "lieio me uiu , crossing Wilis
recently eliminated when the high-
way over Ashland hill was built s
being heard before the state pubhc
service commission In Ashland
i a'r't i. o j , : ,
"uoio Mji uuw is a fuuuil..,! r.rrt Trill nrl nt hoorf-
time to have yonr exterior 'work
done. The air Is clear of Insects .and
good drying weather. Good clean
workmanship. Phone meal time or
evenings.' ?40-J. 844 West 14th.
Applegate is the place and Satur
day; the 31st is the night, and $1.50
is the price for another big- dance.
Come and have the time of your life.
: -' 58
D. C. Henney of Portland, recog
nized as one of the best irrigation
experts in the country and selected
to pass upon the water supply of the
Medford Irrigation district by State
Engineer Cupper is in the city today
and will be here the remainder of
the week. If Mr. Henney approves
the water supply the last serious ob
stacle to securing water in the coun-j
ty will be removed. j
Room and board at 43 Nprth Grape
street Phone 568. 66
Carriage, wagon and anto repair
ing and rebuilding done at Merrlman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed. ' - 66
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Mansfield of Prospect
Wednesday night at the home of Mrs.
George Purucker, this city, a nine
and one-half pound son.
If you have been informed that
your old sewing machine is worn out
and can't be fixed, just call up Doug
las and have him look it over. ?1.0o
may put it in good running order.
Work guaranteed. Phone . (615-J.
101 South Central.
JSowing machines repaired, clean
ed, and adjusted, $1.00.. Machines
rented, 25c per week. Expert clock
repairing. Work called for and de
livered. Ask your neighbor. Doug
las, 101 South Central, phone 615-J.
tf
The public schools will be closed
tomorrow thus giving the pupils a
three days vacation. A false rumor
spread about the , city yesterday
afternoon and last night that when
the schools closed this afternoon it
was to be for the year so as to enable
tho pupils to help out in the orchard
labor situation. This rumor was to
tho effect that the school board at a
special meeting Tuesday .night had
so decided. It was absolutely with
out foundation.
Piston rings for all cars. C. E.
-Gates Auto Co. . .-. - . -
; Alco Taxi. Phone 95. :-
Paul's Electric store will' remain
closed all day Memorial Day. ' 58
A Seattle party of motor tourists
enroute to California arrived irf Med
ford : Wednesday afternoon arid is at
the'Ibtel Medford, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs.' Thomas Bordeaux, Ernes
tlna Bordeaux, Mrs. Florence Cooper
and the chauffeur, Joe Terrlly. -
.' "A Ronianco of 'Happy Valley'' is
aR sweet as Honey-Suckle Romance.
Liberty tomorrow and Saturday. '68
. .Monduy morning Mrs. ; L. A.
Humphreys' will feature Oregon Pro
ducts on a Hot Point Electric range
at Paul's Electric Btoro. - 60
Mrs. R. -M. Campbell of Los An
geles, arrived in the city Wednesday
ond is the guest of MraY A. .7. Klocker
nt the Hotel Holland, v ,
Call Mitchell in regard to that
.luwn-'inower and have it sharpened
right. 1' CaIlod for ,. and delivered.
Phono 320-J. ,
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Day Phono:. Pacific 227.
Night Phonos: V. W. Weeks, jny-JSi.
. . , l0f Assistant. '
Central Point will havo tho priv
ilege1 to hear Hiilibt Joseph Ooldmun
ntivl Sunday morning in the Presby
lerian church. Subject, "Palestine,
l'nat Present and Future;" Don't
fall to hear the rabbi; ho will also
speak on tho Jews' persecutions in
Kussin. In tho evening the rabbi
will leeturo in tho Christian church
In Medford.
Tho Medford Printing company Im
prepared with up-to-date outs to
print horse bills, letterheads, envel
opes, etc., Tor horses, cuttle, hogs
and poultry. . . tf
Canteens are practically lndestruo
tnblo, yet cost less than wator bags.
C. R. Gates A'uto Co.
' Tho condition of Mrs.- Jens Jensen
who has, been critically ill at the
Sacred Heart hospital, is reported as
more favorable and thcro are now
hopes for her recovery.
A Highway of Heart Throbs from
Maple Supar l.nnd to the Olive
Groves. See Griffith's bis produc
tion. "A Romance of Happy Valley,'
with Ulllan Glsh. Kobert Ilarron und
Geo. Faw.-ett, at the Liberty tomor-
row ftnd Saturday. . 5S
; Alco Tnxl. . Phone 95.
' Dr. J. H. Funkhouser of the Chim
ney Butte ranch near Portland, Is In
the city for a few days and Is a guest
at tho Medford. .
The N'ash Quad will be demon
strated on the hospital hill, cast of
the city, this eveniug, at 6:30. If
j want l0 see tht8 woaderfu, ,ruck
pcrform h6 thcre. , Th0 government
over 12.000 of these trucks In
the ordllanco department,
KII.strcUlss kodak work,
about half regular prices.
charges
Jap Art
tf
r- p,, -. h.tnr.. via.
0r 'in'the city Wednesday and this
fnrpnnnn frnm r.r-ini, p,,,
We will call for and deliver, for
recharging and repairing sto'rage
"".batteries, in any part ef the city.
Auto Electric Co., 27 North Grapo
;treet Medford. Phone 237-R. 5S
Dr. A. Bursell, 309-10-11 M. F. &
H. Bids., OCorth Central. Phone 29.
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The Hotel Waldorf at Rogue River
was sold Monday thru tho Boaver
agency nt Ashland to Milton Reyn
olds, of Dunsmuir, who was formerly
, , i K,, lY.t.o r-.B)a DnD(
ThWaldorf ba8 for some years
D(wn owned Dv TnomaB H B TavIo
who iw3 possessloa . June i5th.
to-jAshland Record,
All members of company E. Nat-
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! Quarters Friday morning. May 30th.
at 9 sharp for parade. H. A. Can
aday; commander. 58
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnoh. Phone 859.
The Epworth League . members
will work on, their tennis court Fri
day evening at 5 o'clock. They hope
to have the court ready soon for use.
The girls will serve lnnch in the
church after the work is completed.
It is hoped that all interested in the
Epworth League will be present to
help with this work.' . '
; Hale's Piano House has moved to.
115 East Main street, in. the place
recently vacated by the Bernard Mil-;
linery store, opposite First Xatlon&l
bank. , 60
Hemstitching, ' ' i
Pecoting,
Handicraft Shop. -
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' ' ..
Mr.' ar.d Mrs. J. C. Lancaster of
San Francisco, Isabel West of Coro
nado, L. A. Coy of Pasadena and
W: B. Richardson of Doris are among
the California visitors stopping at
the Holland. - '
The Griffith players are as distinc
tive in their acting as the Griffith
productions are distinctive in motion
pictures. Lillian Gish, Robert Har
ron, George Fawcett and others all
appear In the latest Artcraft picture,
"A Romance of Happy Valley."1 'At
the Liberty Friday and Saturday.-
:'t,:'. ' "" T: :: -y " : 5s
SprlngB for all cart. C. E; Gates
Auto Co. ' - - : -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE-Four sows with pigs;
will sell one or more. - Jack Mar
tin, on Coleman Creek, Phoenix,
. Ore. - ' '. 57
W'ANTED Thinners. Egan
ard. Phone 597-R6. .
(Jrch-
. 63
FOR RENT Five-room - furnished
bouse, bath complete. , Phone
' 929-W.. 63
WANTED Carrier boys, Portland
Telegram; good pay. See Mrs.
Thom, 122 North Ivv, or phone
' 520. 59
FOR SALE Six weaned pigs, eight
head calves. Hoover Dairy, 452-Y.
60
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
704 South Oakdale, phone 844-X.
, . . ; ': : . - 63
WANTED- Lumber grader; associa
tion wages. ' Rogue River Lumber
fc T)ox Co., Gold Hlll. Ore.- ' : 59
DR. RICKERT
EYKS SCTEXTIFICAIr ,
. TESTED, AMi GIASHE8
PROPERLY FITTED
NO DROPS USED
iiroken Lenses Accnrately' Duplicated
Suite 1-2" over' May Co. . ' ;
; ' " 12K E. Main, 'Upstairs'
Kodak Fmishing
Film developinsr, 156 roll. '
Pnutme; bost card size: 3 for 10o.
'iVixfrh rind smallbr.'2 for 5o.
' Kverv dav ftcrvice.
JAP ART STORE
- Automobiles will be in waiting at
2 6'Clock 'Memorial day afternoon to
transport the members of the G. 'A.
I), and tho Women's (teliuf corps to
lha comutory., i . ; i
.. Carrier boys wanted, Portland
Telegram. Good pay. See Mrs.
Tho'm, 123 iNorth Ivy, or phone 630.
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Jill". II. t. (illttlllllV Mlltl UMMfilltU.
left this morning for their homo at
McDool. Cnl., after a short visit In
tho city.
Tho latest Artcraft picture pro
duced by D. Griffith. "A Komance
of Happy Valley" is a sweet story of
simple folk with its scenes laid -in
tho sunny southland. It is tho kind
of story that appeals strongly to all
classes.- For tho second time slnco
"Hearts of tho World" uud "The
Great I.ovo" Mr. Griffith has gotten
clear away from war and the big
spectacles, At tho Liberty Friday and
Saturday. . fS
Sllsa VOftlo Oslin of Ashland, r-i
rived In the city Monday, having
tnkn employment here for the stuu
merj Phone 237-U, and we will call for
and deliver your batteries for re
charging and repairing. Auto Elec
tric Co., :yr 'North Grayo street, Med
ford, Phono 23 7-R. ' 5S
Tho Collcgo "Women's club will
meet Saturday, May 31st, in Ashland
at the home of Mrs. Victor Mills. 20S
East Main street.
Back on the Job. Just returned
from tho service and ready to do
your piano tuning and repairing. W.
P. Brooks. Call Palmer Piano Place.
The high school held memorial
dav. nxerrisea this ftnrnnnV dnrlnc
the assembly hour with a program of j
inatrintlc sonca and aonronrlato'roci- i
tatious. - " .
Guy Quackenbush of Talent, and j
Miss Erna Vernum of Doris, Cal., ;
wo had been visiting In Medford
and recently left this morning for
Doris, where after a short visit the !
former will go on to Klamath Falls. '
T. J. McPherson -of -Eaglo Point;
was among the visitors from that j
section here yesterday. I
Spark plugs for all cars. C. E. j
Gates Auto Co.
J. . Lawton will be marshal of
the Decoration day parade tomor
row. All persons with cars willing to
take G. A. R. veterans and their
wives to the cemetery are requested
to meet at the Medford Pharmacy
corner.
A rellner will double the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Daggett of
Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. II. !
B. Robinson of Copper, . Cal., are :
stopping at the Medford..
: Brake lining tur all cars. . . C, E.
Gates Auto Co.
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman & Noe
Barber Shop, t
"E
This
V:
-Hi f Our Memorial
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Portland visitors registered at tho
Medturd include It. J. Sullivan, K. J,
Buck, E. G. Lewis, A. 11. Ferguson,
W. A.-Kinney, N 1. Heuilnnton, W.
L. Prontltss, 1. 8. i'ujatm, J. V.i llaor,
W..B. l.andeu, ami L, E. Atwuod.
Dick Sanders says tho smudge is
over. Now is tho tlmo to mako your
appointment. Painter, In nil its
branches. No ntter-clenulng to bo
done. 10 years in Medford, Nut
said. Phone S40-J, Kes. S44 W. 14.
v 75
Editor Bert Greer of the Ashland
Tidings, was a business visitor In
Medford today. Editor Greer pre
dicts u great period of prosperity for
southern Oregon.
Hemember tho Eagle Point dance
Saturduy night, May 31st. Good
music.., go
Thero was quite a drop in temper-,
ature from Tuesday's maximum of
90 ilesrM to this morning's min
imum of '44 degrees. Yesterday's
niaxlinum was So degrees. Projinbln
showers is tho prediction, .for tonight
and fair weather is tho forecast Tor
Momorlal day. '
Another . popular dauco nt Eaglo
:Polnt Saturday night. May - 31t.
Good music, r 60
Mrs. Chas. 11. Castner of Hood
Ulver, president of the state federa
tion of Women's clubs, arrived In tho
city on tho morning train. Sho is
tho chief speaker and guest of honor
at tho convention of tho federated
women's clubs uf southern Oregon
hold hofe today.
Try our merchants lunch. Tho
Shasta. , tf
A GRADUATION GIFT
That WiU
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN
A good watch conies into one's life but once and on
sonic great occasion.
It's a gift that is iievi-r forgotten or "put aside an
ever present reminder of the giver.
Our stock of Watches and Jewelry is complete.
DIAMONDS Our" Specialty . , '
r $10 to $1250.00 ) r .
MARTIN J. REDDY
Southern Oregon's Leading Jeweler.
For correct tiiuo "pliouo 81. Visitors always welcome".
JOIN in the solemn observ
ance of this Decoration
memory of those who sleep in Southern
battlefields, in' national and other ceme
teries, in Flanders field, in the Argonne
and in other foreign soil and who made
possible our freedom, that "a govern
ment of the people, by the people, for.
the people shall not perish from the
earth." 1 '. ' -
Store will be closed
all day Friday
May Co.
HTJBB3, Manager
A. W.
Frank Drown and Win, Von dor
llollon of Eaglo Point, who woro
nvNtrdud the Eaglo Point road con
tract, woro In tho city today. They
are busy In preliminary conntruetlou
and oNpoot to finish tho Job In rec
ord tlmo.
Portland Telegram, Phono 630. 61
Guests from a dtHtuneo today nl
tho Hotel Medford Included F. P.
Orosly of Now York City, John A.
Konti of Amsterdam, N. Y., I lurry
White nnd J. W. Grossman of Cleve
land, Goorgo 1. Conway of Chicago
aud C. I.. 1. audio of Denver.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phono 61 G-J."
REMOVAL NOTICE
Palmer Piano House has routed
tho storo building formerly occupied
by tho Model Clothing Co., 234 East
Main street, corner of Main and Dart
lett, und will move Into sumo about
Juno 1st., ' .
Having bought of tho Halo Piano
House tho Victor Hock, small goods
and sheet muslo enables us to fit
out a store up to date whereby we
will bo able to servo the public an
efficiently as Portland or San Fran
cisco. Wo sell everything musical,
therefore solicit your pntronngj nntl
assuro ybu of courteous und fair
treatment.
PALMER PIANO IIOCSB.
60' 234 East Main St.
Tribute
Day in
Sj0
MITCHELL LEWIS
In a Powerful and Mighty Drama of tho North Woods
"CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT"
Starts Tomorrow
j ; CONSTANCE TALMADGE
' : -In- '.
"EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE"
It's one you have boon waiting for
ii nn i in hi m i imm ' " P ' 1
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TOMORROW SATURDAY
'LILLIAN GISH, ROB'T HARRISON AND GEO.
. FAWCETT IN
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
"A Romance of Happy Valley"
An Artcraft Picture
I. V. Oriflitli luis scored another triumph with
a production that is not a spectacular war drama.
, "A IJoiiianee of Happy Valley" is a picture of
simple folks and their problems that vill live long as
mi classic. - it is a picture that every man, woman mid
child should see. '
LIBERTY
LAST TIMES TONIGHT , ' . '
LIN A CAVALIERI
The Two Brides"
: AND '
Pearl Wjhite in Sth Episode
VThe Lightning' Raider"
-. , , Most -TUrilliiiH; Episode so .lau -.,
DON'T FORGET TOMORROW-SATURDAY
D. W. GRIFFITH'S Big Production "
"A ROMANCE OF HAPPY VALLEY",
Why This Store Succeeds
An lionest desire to please every customer.
Thoroughly dependable goods. ,
Prices always a little lower. ' '
A cheerful willingness to make good every guar-
tec. '...'.'..
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Buy your "Oraduatioii Gifts" here. We will glad-
' ly help you make your selections.
Johnson
Jeweler and Watchmaker.
Wo Intra tlio best fncltltlm fur iloInK fino watch rcpnlrhiK ' In
coiillimii (liiKOii. '
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DECORATION DAY
. . In" honor of the memory of the Veterans of the
Civil War, the Spanish-American War and the recent
World War, both living and dead, this store will be
closed all day tomorrow. '
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Medford Sample Store
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