WflDTOITO WATT, TTITRTTNTC, OTJVFfmiX OKl-XiOX. FRIDAY, A PHIL
1(1 1020. . i ,
PXOB TWO
Today was full of weather. In the
morning, there was sunshine and
later there was snow ami ruin and u
small wind to blow them around u
little blizzardly. Hut tills caused no
worry. The worry comes witli the
prediction of a light to heavy frost
for tomorrow morning. Tho precipi
tation of Thursday in tho day and
last night amounted to .13 of an Inch
to bo added to the 8 inches that had
fallen since last September, and more
rnln fell off and on today.
New shipment of pattern hats for
Saturday, at Deuel's. , 22
A few advance copies of Hdison
Marshall's now book, "The Voice of
tho Pack," have been received. Med
ford liook Store. 23'
Hereford miction sale, 1 o'clock
p. in. Monday at Vinson's Keed Stable
A beautiful Biisht is Cherry lane at
tho Westorlund orchards where the
liOO cherry trees of tho mile and a
hulf Ioiik fruit tliorofare aro now in
bloom. Indications from tho bloom
are for a crop of from 10 to VI tons
of cherries In the lano from the
Hoyul Ann, Ufng, Lambert, 'Muck
Jtepubllcan and Ox Heart trees.
lluv. .1. Roland Stillwoll of Port
land, will lecture in the AHhea hall.
Main street at Central, Sunday, April
3 8, 8 p. 111. Subject, "The First. Prin
ciples of Christianity and Spiritual
ism." Admission free. 21!
. Wide brims for tho sunny days.
small creations for the car trips.
Airs. C! f I 011 and her able assistant,
Miss Fern 'McKllllgun, will be dc
lighted to show them to you.
W'eok-end dance! Mod ford Nat
Sat. Apr. 17. Imperial orchestra!
Jivorybody's poind 23'
W. O. Dudley, of Tho Dalles, giiino
warden in charge of building the new
flshway at the Anient dam, neai-
(Jrants 'Pass, was in Medford toduy
in company Willi (Jamo Warden Pat
Dally. Mr. Hartley's plans for tho
now flshway provido for tho fish i'ol
lowing tho natural course of the
rivei' and when tho work is complet
ed It is hoped the Anient dam will
not be referred to as tho causo for
fish not getting up stream.
Jackson school invito everyone to
attend tho April Frolic tonlto. Tl
Tablets and scratch pads niado of
news print, for school and office usa
for salo at this offlco. If
11. I. oggs at DoV'oeV
Mrs. W. P. llalley of Algoimt, Oro.,
underwent a major operation yester
day, in the Dow hospital for double
hernia. On account of her heart con
dition tho oporntion was successfully
performed under local anesthetic.
Mrs. Halley's duughlor, Mrs. W. K.
Itlnns mid Mr. Itiuns of the marine
corps, Ui'Ginorlon, uro hero during
her mothor'B IllnosH. Mrs. llalley
formerly lived in- Jacksonville-mid
lias a host of friends tlioru.
Tho DIuo Bird 1b the Packard of
Klectrlc clothes washers.
Soo Modford T.and & Insurance
Agoncy, successors to D. 11. Wood &
Co., Rin. 20!) Liberty Uldg., for fire
insurance. If
Oct our prices on nilllriin, mid
dlings, chick food, egg mush, hog
food, hoot pulp, cano molasses, etc.
Farm Dtircuu Exchange, 10 W. Main.
.(
Orogon gnosis at tho Modioril
Thursday and this forenoon included
Alice Clement and Mamie Leiihart of
Albnny, 11. L. (Mem of Kugmm, Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Blovnr of Salem,
and tho following from Portland: L.
U. Zlomor, N. F. Haas, .1. 8. P. Cope
limd, J. Hi O'Connor, F. J. Cook. Jus.
P. llakklnson, O. C. llhiko, (1. S. Mc-
(lunlglo, D. V. Plggott, II. K. Smith,
V. MtLoun, Noil Uortriilrdlas, A. D.
Parkor and F. 10. Ackermaun.
Now Bhipinont of pattern hats for
Saturday, at Deuol's. 2 2
U. S. Mail school tablets kihuiv 1 0c
price. $1.00 a dozen. Medford Hook
Store, 23
Jteglstered Hereford - bulls going
at auction, Mlondny, April til. Vinson
Stable, 1 o'clock p. 111. 23
'Major Albert I). Smith who Is com
paratively well known in .Medford
thru hnvlng had charge of tho air
plane forest fire patrol squadron in
Oregon last summer, and who will
probably bo reassigned to that posi
tion tho coming summer is In the
l.otterman general military hospital
at Sail Francisco suffering from an
old fracture of an ankle sustained
two years ngo while working at Day
ton, O., but expects to be out soon.
Tho major recently made 11 record
flight from Seattle to San Diego.
Tho annual meeting of the ltogue
Hiver Co-Operative Fruitgrowers
nssoclntion will he held la Its office
in .Medford, Oregon, on April IMtli,
1920, nt 2:30 o'clock in tho after
noon. All members are requested to
bp present. J. A. Perry, president.
Old 'hand instruments wanted at
oiico. 'Need have no musical value.
Can't bo too old nor tdo ehonp. Med
ford Exchange. 22
'Homo canned fruit for salo at
Jaekson school louite. 22
"IT. I,. (Hem of Kiigenn. former
manager of the Western I'niou Tele
graph company office hero was 11
business visitor in (he city yesterday.
Hot tumules and chili concarno at
DeVoo's.
For the best insuranco soo Holmes
tho Insurance Man.
'Always is tnero a cheery smile of
woleonio In the lllue Uird home.
W: 11. Itobinsuti, mining engineer
of tho Mue Ledge mine, arrived In
Medford Thursday from Seattle
where ho attended the international
mining convention.
We repair all makes r.f phono
graphs and Victrolas. Palmer Piano
limine. 22
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsctlere for
s'uDouo. Phono uSi-J. ,
On his lecture tour thru Oregon
next month, William Howard Taft,
former presiccnv, w;;I not lecture in
southern Oregon, but will speak at
Kugeno on .May 2 Mil, either on
"Present Aspects of tho League of
Nations" or "Jlolshevism and the
Soviet Government." He is appear
ing under the auspices of the Kllison
White Lyceum bureau.
Don't let anyone tell you that other
clothes washers are made on same
principle of the Blue Bird.
Lithta Mineral water by the case.
Jackson County Creamery.
When you want any hauling, mov
ing, etc., done call 407-Y, Keizur
Brothers Transfer Co. 39
William J. Warner, assistant post
master, is scheduled to give an ad
dress at the meeting of the parent-
teacher circle of Washington school
this afternoon, over which Miss Kiel
der, the well known veteran teacher,
was expected to preside.
Another lot of trimmed hats, J.'i.uO
to $7. Till, Saturday, at Deuel's. 22'
"Madam Znrariu" will tell you
fortune at Jaekson school tonlte. 2!
Week-end dance! Medford Cs'at.
Sat. night. Real music! Wonderful
floor! Fine crowd! Admission free!
23
In anticipation of the expected
smudging tomorrow morning inci
dental to tho predicted frost the wise
housewives will get up early and
close tho windows at their homes.
Wo write flro Insurance. Kodden
Canaday, 32 N. Central, phono 720
Danco at Beagle, Saturday, April
17. .Music by Majestic (.rchestra. 22
Iluskins for health.
California guests at the Holland
Include Harry Cooper of Los Angeles,
W. O. O'Kann of San Francisco, .1.
W. Call of Yreka and R. A. Cooke of
Hornbrook.
Machines rented and repaired
Singer Shop, phono 21G-R. '
Tho Washington school parent-
teacher circle will meet at the school
building Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
See Venice and die. See a Blue
Bird washer and you will want to
live.
Near tho en! ranco to LIthIa park
thcro is a bank in Ashland, and the
presiding genius save in warm
weather when tho p. g. is fishing at
Lake-of-tho-Woods is 10. V. Carter.
As tho mediator of tho fish and game
commissions, Mr. Carter Is in Port
land, leaving his campaign for repre
sentutivG to tho legislature from
Jackson county neglected and Ignor
ed. Being u luwmiiker has no novel
ty for Mr. Carter, who has been
spea'ker of the houso and also a
member of the state senate. Ho is
registered nt tho Imperial. Portland
Oregonlan. Mr. Carter returned home
from Portland Wednesday.
For Salo New and second-hand
maclilnos. Singer Shop, 115 West
Main, phono 215-R. (
Orres, tho ladles' tailor, will bo at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Flue
wcolona, latest styles always. tf
Dance, Central Point, Friday, April
Itlth. .Lnunspach's orchestra. 22
V. B. Warren of Hilt, Is in Mod
lord 011 a short business trip.
Hemstitching 10c per yard, throad
furnished. Singor Shop, 115 West
Main.
iDtince, Central Point, Friday, April
Kith. Luunspac.il 's orchestra. 22
Delco-Light lOlectrlcIty for every
farm. ,1. 10 Bartlett, Medford Hotol,
Modford, Oro.
iOastorn guests registered at the
Medford aro D. W. Mack and G. S.
Johnson of New York city, W. P.
Micks of Chicago, Joe II. ilinrroll of
Topeku, Kas., C. A. MuddillR of Oniil
ha, and Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgo O. Rob
inson and Mary J. Robinson of Bel
lalro, O.
Another lot of trimmed hats, $ .1 . r 0
to $7.50, Saturday, at Deuel's. 22
See "Sir Oaroth of Orkony" played
by the Sixth Crude, at Jackson school
tonlto. 2 2
Auction salo Hereford bulls. Vin
son's -Stable, Monday, April 10, 1
o'clock p. 111. 23
iMr. mid Mrs. James 10. (Irleve ar
rived in Medford yesterday from
Prospect on one of their periodical
business visits.
If you want healthy chicks food our
condensed buttermilk. Monarch Seed
Co.
Tho Chnmber or Commorco is a
clearing house for community
thought and action. Join. tf
For eyo, eiu, nose, throat Bee Dr.
Heine, Liberty Uldg. Classes fitted.
The rains of tho past few days
have caused the Itoguo river and
other streams to rise to a consider
able extent.
Second-hand lumber for salo cheap
.1. A. Perry.
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer
InsUt on "River TixMeU of Aspirin"
in a "Huyvr jnokjp," eontuininjr propel
dirt'i-linna for Collin, I'nin, Hoatl.iohe,
Win illy in, l,umh;i0, niul Ilium mntirmi.
Name "H.-m-r" tiu'uns genuine A-spirin
prcaeri' vl bv pliyaieiitnn for mm'teon
yrara. 1 dimly tin tnutcs of l'J tablets
cost ft'W ct'iiu. Aspirin w trade mark
of Rtyi'r Miimifrti'tufc of Monoacotie
nciilfsUT of Sulicvlicucii!.
WEEKS & ORB
UNDERTAKERS
Jny riiono
NlKlit Vhoncs K. V. Vok, 2U7-J-2
A. E. Orr, U7-J-3.
Mrs. V. V. MarlouW't, who has
bein residing on the Sunshine ranch,
near this city, left this morning for
Central Point, whore nhe expects to
reside. Itotjeljurg Review News.
Watch our window for Friday ami
Saturday specials. WeeKs & Oir. 22
Economize by using ecratch pads
for use. Get them at this office, tf
Orres, tailors for men and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Because of the freight embargo
due to the switchmen's strike the
farm bureau exchange has two cur
loads of hogs held up that were to be
shipped last Saturday, one here and
the other at Grants Pass. Roland
Flaharty, manager of the exchange,
learned of the embargo Saturday in
time to prevent all but three of the
lt)t hogs to be shipped in the .Med
ford ar from being brought to Med
tord, but the Grants Pass car was
loaded before word was received and
the hogs aro being fed there by the
bureau exchange until they can be
shipped. And hog feed Is $70 a ton.
Watch our window for Friday and
Saturday specials. Weeks &. Orr. Tl
Get the habit! Uuy shares now in
the Building and L.oan, tf
Got an old fashioned popcorn bull
at Jackson school tonite. 2 2
At tho Medford are the following
from a distance: C. K. Day of Centra
lia, Vn., George Hartley of Ueno,
Xe.v., and C. S. Connor and Mr. and
Mrs. !L. H. Hindmnn of Seattle.
All voters living In Medford North
Main, Southwest. Medford, West Med
ford and Northwest Medford regis
ter at tho 'Mail Tribune office. Regis
tration books close April 20th. 2a
Carl Jeschko, high grade watch
and cloc kropairlng. 9 Fir street.
Local livestock men aro interested
in the auction sale hero Monday at
Vinson's stable of ' Hereford bulls
consigned from the K, JI. Holloway
ranch at Corvallis.
Old phonographs and records
bought, sold and exchanged. Doug
lass, 101 S. Central. Phono i!1f-.I.
Bargain in slightly used Stetnwny
piano. Palmer Piano House. 22
A very heavy mail from the east
and middle west arrived in the city
today, most of which was delayed In
transit because of tho switchmen's
strike. The latter part of last week
and tho forepart of this week eastern
mail receipls hero were very light.
liadiator Repair Shop is now open'
for business and will make a special
ty of repairing and rebuilding radia
tors, fenders and gas tanks. All wctk
guaranteed. :J5 South Front. 23
Wo carry a full lino of chicken,
dairy, and hog feed. Also mill run.
Prices more than right. Jlardwell
Fruit Co. 2(i
Oregon guests at tho 'Nash are K.
P. Anthony of Albany, J. Y. Norman
of Dallas, W. II. Hydo of Portland
and 'Mrs. X. O. Beasley of Klamath
Falls.
You ought to Insure your auto
with Redden & Canaday, 32 N. Cen
tral. Phone 720. "
fTIio Myers Cleaning Works saves
you money on clothes cleaning and
dyeing. First-class work guaranteed.
Phone :infi-,l. AVe call and deliver. 2G
Tho Valley Band orchestra of lit
pieces which plays at Ashland to
night will give a danco In Medford
next Wednesday, April 22. Tho dance
will bo given at tho (Nat and tho pro
ceeds will go towards buying music
and supplies for tho new band.
AVatch our window for Friday and
Saturday specials. AVeeks & Orr. 22
liVnry Hureke, who has been man-
iln'- I 11111 WifUU LUl'tlLUI ik-io um-
ing the time it has been held by the
Medford management, will .leave
oon for 'Portland, where he will
play the organ and piano in the Hip
podrome orchestra. Mr. ilarcke. will
be succeeded here by Charles Clayton
who has been managing the Liberty
theater at Medford. Grants Pass
Courier.
.Your spring suit best woolens,
reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor,
East Main, upstairs.
Clik ks for Kale i
ilOO thoroughbred White Leghorn)
chicks, Tancred 200 to 250 laying
stock, electrically hatched the right'
way, for delivery May 3, at reduced)
price. Sold in any number. . Good j
opportunity to go into poultry busi-j
nr"n mi hiir wit ) riirlit kind of I
stock. Also LU)0 O. A. C. Barred
Hocks. A. J. VANCE.
Notice
All union carpenters are requested
to be present this Friday eve., at
regular -meeting of 184 0 C. J. O. A.
at No. !)23 West Main street. 22
A. K. & A. M.
Regular communication Mod
ford Lodge 10:i, Friday even
ing, April Kith, 7:30 p. m.
Important business.
22 L. K. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Give Way to Soothing Hamlin's
Wizard CU ; j -
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Is a safe and
fefTcctive treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain
is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured
nerves and almost invariably brings
quick relief.
Its healing, antiseptic qualities can
always be relied upon to prevent in
fection, or other serious results, from
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and
stings. Just as good, too, for sore
feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sore3
and canker sores.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink piil:, 30 cents.
Guaranteed.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALIC Ford car, good condi
tion. Can bo soon Saturday and
Monday after 3 p. m. opposite
Nash Hotel or inquire Route 3,
Box 2S). 23
FRECKLES
Don't I lido Tlicill Willi 11 WII; Hi'
niovn Xlmm Willi Ollilno Double
Slii-imlli
This preparation for tho removal
or freckles is umiully ho Buccessful in
removing freckles ami giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is Bold
under guarantee to refund the money
it It falls. :
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othlno and re
move than). Kvon tho first few ap
plications should show a wonderful
improvement, some of the lighter
treekles vanishing entirely,
'lie sure to ask the druggist for the
(louhlo strength othlno; it is this
thai Is sold on the money-back guar
antee. I Ailv.tf
Lumbago?
Why suffer Rub Turpo. (ho only
Turpentine ointment, where tho pain
is. Continue till relieved. Try it.
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April 15 to 22
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Nations sinorrmm weeK
'Mjjfji We have some very special prices for balance of tliis
f$f special occasion. Miles and miles of new Spring Ginghams
E"" THE TUBPEMTINE OINTH1HT
' stylish lljMpw
- mint lifrm
NEW GINGHAMS 35c YARD
A hg shipment of these beautiful
Ginghams arrived fur Gingham Week
and we offer them at 3oc. a yard. Present
wholesale price is 33a a yard at the mill.
Lovely checks, stripes and plain colois.
A splendid material for house dresses,
children's dresses, etc. Ihiy this week
at 35 yard.
45c GINGHAMS AT 39c
A big- assortment of splendid patterns
in an immense range of newest color
ings offered during Gingham Week at
39. Lovely patterns for school dresses,
aprons and house dresses, and these
ginghams are fast colored.
50c VALUES DRESS GINGHAMS
These wonderful Ginghams are 27
inches wide and will make charming
spring frocks. These ginghams are
recognized for their superiority of fin
ish and permanency of color.
OTHER GINGHAMS AT 59c, 89c, 95c
In every conceivable color and pat
tern, cheeks, plaids, stripes and-plain
colors. A magnificent assortment to
select from. These Ginghams will make
such pleasing Spring and Summer
dresses.
COLORED TAFFETA $3.75
36 inch Taffeta. This is a leader thi
every woman will appreciate. Every
color that you would want is here such
as Coral, Tan, Sand, Gray, Wisteria,
Nile Green, Myi-tle, Apple Green, Pink,
(iky, Navy and Scarlet.
Agents for
Munsing
Underwear
GEORGETTE CREPE $3.50 ,
Silks are holding firm in the eastern
markets. .Stocks are depleted ,and
goods are hard to get. We offer you
this opportunity to buy high grade 40
inch georgettes. Colors included arc
old rose, tomato, plum, burgundy, pur
ple, lavender, orchid, pekin blue, robin
egg, Freiieh blue, ceil, navy, midnight
blue, emerald, moss green, taupe, gray,
pink, flesh and coral. :.
CREPE DE CHINE $3.50
Hundreds of yards of fine heavy silk
Crepe dc Chine 40 inches wide. This
value is unmatched anywhere. The as
sortment includes all the wanted colors
such as turquoise, French' blue, robin
egg, ceil, shell, pink, flesh, coral, old
rose, plum, burgundy, wisteria, nile,
myrtle, maize, cream, brown, black and.
white.
SATIN CHARMEUSE $4.60
There is a dream of an excellent dress
at just a glimpse of , this satin char
meuse. Grace in every fold of their
rich satin surface and their shades pre
sent, a perfection of colors. Included are .
robin egg blue, French blue, Alice blue,
kings blue, Pekin blue, midnight blue, ,
navy, gray, brown, red, cerese, peach,
plum, taupc. black and white. 40
inches' wide. ..... -
In every case the prices quoted are
rock-bottom lower than present mar-,
ket quotations justify, mid lower than
you will see again in the next twelve
months. '. ., . ,
Agents for
Modart and
R & G
Corsets
It is natural for a growing child to crave what may seem an'
over-abundance of food. The vital, important factor is to
assure not only a plenitude of food but food that contains
those substances that promote healthful growth. - f
is daily helping to nourish and strengthen many boys
and girls through the trying period of growth.
You should not hesitate to give SCOTT'S
EMULSION to a child of any age.
The exclusive crnile of cod-Hveroll used in Scoll't EmnUion Is Ihe fomou'S
"S. Ht II. pnjeess,' made In Nonvny nnd refined in otir own Americnn
laboratories. It is a jtunrnntec of purity and pulatubility unsurpassed.
Scull & Bowuc. Hloomlield. N. I. 19-2J
Ladies, we have some real surprises for
you this season.
We have selected some of the most be
coming suits and wraps that it has ever
been our good fortue to find.
It will be YOUR good fortune to select
one of these models before they are gone.
Don't wait another minute, but come
in TODAY.
We are showing all kinds of new spring
goods throughout the store.
OUR GOODS are GOOD; our PRIBES LOW
DEUEL & SONS
Hard Working Carpenter Praises
Akron Truss
Arc 7.". Itiiptuicd Both Sides.
Occupal ion C'urprntcr
Dear Sirs:
1 am perfectly satisfied with your Truss. It does all you claim
for II. It holds the rupture In placo with little inconvenience. I
have ti other trusses of all makes that made my rupture worso and
are only fit for the dump yard. Since I am wearing your Truss I
have been doing pretty hard work like laying hardwood floors, fit
ting doors, doing plumber's work, all work that ought not to bo
done by a ruptured person, because it has to bo done mostly kneeling
down. In spite of all that, I got tho rupture on one side about
cured: on the other side it was pretty bad, but it is much better.
Hotter than I expected, as with all the other Trusses I could not do
any work at all. Yours truly, n. w. SCH.NELL.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store
Blouses!
New arrivals every
week of the latest mod
els in colored voiles,
guaranteed to "tub."
The
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.l .
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work, of all kinds . .
Mailing LUU .'
Tunnell & Edwards
806-308 Liberty Building
- Medford, Oregon. ...;
fSTAR TAXI
. PHONE 300
Cars for hire with or without
Driver. - ?
JAMES LESLIE
Nash Hotel i" i'