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The nnw CuKiion taw mill In south
west Meilford is expected lo lie In full
operation 'within 1 lie next tw weeks
(thus nddins another pay roll to tin
city. A car loud of machinery which
arrived from Portland, In heiiiK nn
loaded, and another car load will
soon be here.
Hot tamult. and cnlll mncarne at
BeVoe's. I
Tlio McCurdy-Hnwno Motor Co.
have taken temporary (inurU;rn ii.
lront of the Crater Lake Curate, he
Tore movlni! Into permanent titiariers
liig dame C'enlral l'oint toniKht
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T William A. Snninor, inaiutKer of
jtlie J'otter Investment company, who
ihecause of poi.'r health has spent tin
winter in I.os Amides, arrived home
last night, much benefited by his
long reHt and sojourn. . .Mr. Kninner
has resumed his old iiuarterH at the
Jlotel Med ford.
Church service pliinned for Sunday
.Mar. 7th, at Table Hock, by lt(-v
,!Hdgar is postponed until further no-
'jllee.
When buying your sprlnK hat, don't,
pfofget the millinery dept. at the
li.M. M. Store.
The north end of the WashlnKton
'!nchool bulldlnK play grounds has
''.been plowed and graded preparatory
to constructing a 1uik tennis ccurt
fcior the older pupils to play on.
Machines rented and repaired.
BlnKer Shop, phono 215-K. !IHi
" Hig danco Central l'oint tonight.
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Miss Donna Fennel is visiting her
mother In Vreka for a lew days.
Ladies' and children's new spring
hats at Truux Store. SOD
(Free consultation. Dr. llulslmnl,
1'hipps hitig. I'linne i;ii(i-.i. ar.
Rudy Scholz, the well known Meil
ford young man and collego athlete
is at present deputy recorder of Santa
Clara county, Calif., and Is attending
classes at Santa Clara university in
preparation to receive his degree l
law.
Tlio Truux Store for ladies' anil
children's new spring sweaters. IIIIU
,lllg dance Central l'oint tonight.
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The many Medfc'rd Mends of Fred
dlo Anderson of Vancouver are elated
at his splendid showing in the box
ing contest, with Joe lleujamin, at
'Portland Wednesday night, as-related
by the Portland newspapers, one
of which says: Jon llenjatuia today
stands stripped of most or the laurels
which ho -brought hero with him from
tlio east, and his ability as a boxer Is
Badly dented. Krnddio Anderson.
Vancouver's one- eyed fistic marvel,
dethroned Benjamin from Ills pedes
tal of pugilistic royalty and punctur
ed his roputulion almost to a l'lirn
woll Wednesday night. At the end of
the tenth round Referee I'erle l.nsey
called thu furious affray a draw, hul
three-fourths or more of those in the
packed houso felt that Kroddlo nail
uhuded tho good-looking Hebrew and
deserved the decision. "
Kodak finishing, first-class work,
low charges, .lap Art Store. 2117
LMcCJurdy-Hownu Motor Co., Over
land . 4 and Republic truck ugents,
have taken a temporary location in
tho Crater hako Caruge. If
IMr. and Mrs. J. I. Hush of Adrian,
Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. John Davles
of Cresbavd, S. !., are amoiig the
visitors from u dlslanco visiting In
tho city who nro guests nt tho Hol
land. Rargalns always at the Truax
Store, lllack, white and oxhlood, 2
In 1 shoo polish, this week unly. at
Truax Store for 11c. ; son
tC-cnlrul Tolnt will givo a bin jazz
danco tonight. This Is the first dance
that Central l'oint has bad lor
months and a large crowd Is expect
ed. 2 '
Mr. and .Mrs. 1'. U. Harrison of
Medford were (Iranls Pass visitors
yesterday and guests at tho Hotel
Josephine.
On and aHor January 12 the lllncs
& Snldor garage will bo opou day and
night. t(
Central Point will give a big jazz
-dance tonight. This Is tho first dance
Hlhat Central Point has had lor
iluontlin and a large crowd Is expert
fed. 2
P Carl Tengwald leaves tonight for
ri'isits at Eugeno and Portlanil. He
Hwlll bo gone a week or two.
' Laundry soaps 5c the bar at Truax
Ifetoro.
New Idea Patterns. True to size.
jS'henpcr. Medford Hook Store. :!mi
m Miss Alida Ht.'vvlef of Seattle, the
lilted Cross worker who has been con
ISduelng a local Red Cross class in
SStoclnl service, will address the wom-
jUn of Ashland tonight In the interests
kot the social service movement
ti Wanted to buy good second-hand
tuioniforters. Phone :il.". '--'I
iii Furniture upholsterlni;. mattresses
nv..r Cenersl renalring
jftiouKlus, 101 South Central. Photo
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St, I I. Ml, I,. F. HhllllCS Of I'.l
jI'iiso. Tex., is a guest at Hie Medford
Si llomstitchlng 10c per yard, thread
Fturnlshod. Singer Shop, 115 W. Mam
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The informal dance at the Medford
Natatorium which will Uo held tomor
row night promises to be a well at
tended event. These popular affairs
are gainingin favor each week and
are featured thruuut the valley as one
of Medford's foremost attractions in
the amusement line. The Natator
ium floor is conceded to bo one of
the lurgest and finest In the state and
the music is supplied by the Imperial
orchestra which compares favoj-a'bly
with tho best Portland orchestras.
This new organization is composed
entirely of .Medford young men.
Uroonis (j."c wliile they last at
Truax Store. S0O
Furniture and household goods
carefully packed and crated, noug
hts 101 South Central. Phone t; I ii-,1.
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Oregonians at the Medford include
the following from Portland: Will
Vernon, W. Ileiner, .1. (). Iicul, It. S.
Murrell, J. McNeil, W. II. Mcllardy,
It. I-'. Cox. Win. Itiggs, P. M . Wiggin
ton and L. W. llarriuian and II. A.
Schnieer.
Toilet paper, roll He, at Truax
Store. SOU
Paper do'llles, all sizes. Medford
Hook Store. 2!H
Dr. .1. T. Ray of San Franclscc is
here visiting his father, T. .1. Hay of
Perrydulo who lias been seriously ill.
If it's cast Iron., steel, malleable,
aluminum, brass or bronze, we can
weld it. Vulcan Welding Works,
South Front. 2!lf.
Vim can get a whole set of used
tires for about the price of one new
one. Prices cut to the limit tor a tew
days only. Akron Tire Shop, SO South
Riverside, opposlto Public Market.
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It is second nature for Will (I.
Steel to boost Crater lake and any
thing pertaining lo that world won
der, hence It was natural for the for
mer .Medford man to toll the mem
bers of tho F.ugeno chamber of com
mercn at their weekly luncheon yes
terday noon that one of the greatest
assets of Kugene Is Crater Lake, and
that to take advantage of Its loca
tion the citizens of Kugenu should
work unanimously towards tho build
ing of a road from lOugeno to Crater
Lake lo attract tourists. Port land-
San Francisco' tourists would find the
mileage the same by way of Crater
Lake, he said.
The appraiser for the California
Joint Stock Land bank will be work
ing In this locality for several days.
Anyone desiring to make immediate
application for a loan should get in
(ouch Willi tho McCnrdy Insurance
office now. 2114
I In Irl nil- waterproof, uprous for
house work. Medl'ord Hook Sturo.
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The ladies of the llaptist church
will give a social for the young
people of tin) church on the night of
St. Patrick's day. -
Curtain scrim at tho Truax Store.
lion
(luanintecd springs for all curs.
Billings Cnrriugo & Auto Works, tr
The sluto fish and game commis
sion at Its mooting this week author
ized damn Warden Shoemaker to
tako legal steps to remove tho Amenl
dam as an obstruction to tho migra
tion o'f fish in the Rogue river.
Sac cofl'eu ut the Truux Store. 300
Tablets and scratch pads madu of
news print, for school and office use
lor sale at this office. tf
Mi tho delegation of (Irnnts Pass
mein'liers of the Medford lodge of
Flks attending the annual election
lust night were C. A. Wlnetrout, the
Implement, dealer, Henry Winotrout
of the Standard Oil local agency, Al
Mnrtiuuu of the Josephine hotel, and
Mr. Corson, manager of tlio telephone
eouipnuy.
It took hard work to build the
Truux Store. There Is n veascn. Why?
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Saturday young beet In public mar
ket, booth 12. 2111
I feel sorry
for bqysjwho
dont have;
TdASTIES
says
Millinery
All (ho l lowest ami
siiiarlost Spring Models
now on display. "We
shall take pleasure in
having you call and see
thein.
The
Vanity Shop
is'ext Kialto Theater, j
The annual state conference of the
laughters of the American Revolu
tion convened at Albany today.
Hig dance! Sat! Medford i'at! Im
perial 5-piece orchestra! Real moon
light waltzes! Kveryhody going! 2!Mt
New spring Paciflo Package goods,
models on display at the Handicraft
Shop. 2'Jti
Reliable used cars. Brown Motor
Co., 80-40 .North Front. Phone 400.
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At the Holland are registered Mr.
and Mrs. II. J. Croy of Ager, Calif..
Mrs. M. W. Law of Rosehurg and C.
A. Whalen of Oaklund.
For Sale New and second-hand
machines. Singer Shop, 115 W'esi
Main. Phono 21.5-R. 81B
potatoes by the sac, 4c lb. Hutch
ison. & Lumsden. 2H4
The executive committee of the
Medl'ord district or the Oregon Grow
ers Co-operative association, consist
ing or E. F. Outline, A. 11. Duvenlilll
and Howard Hill formally organized
at. a meeting held last night by elect
ing Mr. Hill as president and .1. F.
Fdmiston us secretary. The commit
tee expects to soon launch a member
ship drive to bring every fruit grow
er in the district Into the association.
Just arrlvod. Car of famous Utah
coal. Valley Fuel Co.
Tho Roguo River Valley Canning
Co. will now contract for 1920 sea
son's pack of tomatoes, beans, ber
ries and all kinds of fruits. tf
1. C. lloyle of the California-Ore
gon Power company Is here from
Klamalh Falls for a few days.
The Medford Printing company has
tho Do Luxo Multiplex cash books
and other ruled hooks, loose leaf sys
tem, also inventory sheets. If you
need these or any other blank hooks
or hills to fit any hinder see this
office and patronize home industries.
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Hig dance! .Medford Nat! Sat. eve!
Heat floor! Rest music! Best, crowd!
Admission free! Don't miss it ! 20-1
F. K. Hays, formerly with the Ceo.
L. Trelchler .Motor company, has
opened an accountant office in room
10 of the Jackson County Hank blilg.
Mr. Hays has been an accountant for
inuny years and has a thoro know
ledge of the work.
Say, have you noticed all the chil
dren and grown-up children watch
ing that moving window display in
Paul's Electric Store. 2!I4
Cracked cylinders, broken frames,
rank cases, housings, axles, etc.,
welded good as new. Vulcan Weld
ing Works. 21)5
P. M. Wigginton, of Portland, spec
ial agent for the National Ben Frank
lin Insurance company of Pittsburg,
and T. C. Shankland, of Portland, a
special insurance adjuster, transact
ed business with the McCurdy Insur
ance Agency today.
The famous Shasta tamales on Bale
now. Shasta. '
Hand-made wasli bonnets for ba
bies. Handicraft Shop. Mi'
M. L. Opdyke who works under
the direction of the state Irrigation
and securities commission has com
pleted the appraisal of the Gold llll
! irrigation project, and will have his
report completed in a few days. He
inlso recently finished the Talent dis
trict, the valuation or which he finds
to be about $ 1,4-10,000.
Orres, tailors for men and women.
.High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
R. I. Red eggs at D. oe's.
'.Mr. and -Mrs. S. M. McQuIrt of
Cooperstown, N. 1)., and V. A. New
ton and II. N. Tanenbaum of New
York city are among the guests at. the
Medford. Other guests include K.
Schroeder of Seattle and ('bus. II.
Gehetlier and Mrs. C. P. Morris of
San Francisco.
For the best insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
The famous Suasta tamales on Bale
now. Shasta.
Sore Throat, Golds
Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a simple and
effective treatment for sore throat and
chest colds. Used as a gargle for sore
throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed
on the chest it will often loosen up a
hard, deep seated cold in one night.
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every family, as
well as little troubles like earache,
toothache, cold sores, canker sores,
stiff neck, and tired aching feet.
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
(ct your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 20 cents.
Guaranteed.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALIO One good Jersey. 1:14
Reddy avenue. Phone Ms-X. 2!)7
FOR RRNT Seven room bungalow,
modern, furnished. 00 1 North
Central avenue. 2It(J
Lift OffComs! V
"Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus
right oft with fingers No pain!
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: '.-A$25
Irop ft little Froozono on nn nrtiing
corn, inatontly that corn stops hurt
ing, then you lift it right out. It
UoH-wn't hurt ouu hit. Yea, mngic!
,Vhy wait I Your druggiat udla a
tiny bottlo of Freozone for a few cents,
sufliuient to rid your feet of every
hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
tho toes, nnil crtlluaerj, Wiihout sore
uesa or irritulion. Try It! No hinnbti;'
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San-Tox Blood Purifier
is a valuable remedy for impure, blood and the skin
al'l'eeiions resulting therefrom: also for disorders
arising from a sluggish or inaetive liver.
HeakH's Drug' Store
The San Tox Store
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Tn nil those sfvles Dviced above c have nearlv all widths, and sizes. Don't
wait until your size and width are sold, as it will be impossible to reorder these
Just Received, a Big Shipment of the
"Holters" Smart Footwear for Women
The Doltess Shoe is one of the best grade of ladies' shoes made. They arc
made by expert workmen and are of the very best grades of leal her. A o also
have a new shipment of
Maxine Pumps and Oxfords
Holters Pumps and Oxfords in All the New Styles.
High heel, chestnut hrown kid, lace Ox
ford at $8.50
iMilitarv heel, chestnut brown, lace kid
Oxford, at $8.50
lilitai-v heel, black kid, lace Oxford,
at .: $7.50
High heel, black kid, lace Oxford,
'at $S.OO
The new high heel black kid tie pump,
at $7.85
The new Jii,!;ii heel black, kid button,
trimmed Diinin at $7.85
The new high heel black kid high instep pump at ij7.25
shoes to sell at these prices.
Maxine Oxfords and Pumps
I'lain black kid pumps, high heel at ?.....$6.65
Plain black patent leather high heel Oxford at: $7.65
Plain black kid, high heel Oxford at: $7.25
tligh kid, covered heel, black pump, at $8.25
Military heel, brown kid Oxford at $8.85
Oiir lit', and Dunn Oxfords and Pumps haven
peeling them every day.
arrived yet, but we am ex-
When You Buy Your Shoes Here You Get QUALITY, STYLE and a FIT.
Immediate Delivery on Fordsons
We were fortunate in getting an extra sup
ply of Fordsons, because of severe winter
conditions in the Middle West. .
We will have two more carloads within
a few days, some of which are unsold.
The carload just received was delivered to
new owners in three days.
Make Your Fordson Earn Its Way
Our Easy Terms Are Such That the
Tractor Will Pay For Itself
C. E. Gates Auto Go.
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