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We arc the sole agents for the famous Marinello
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clCueiillmOOif Proprietor
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MAY PUT ENTIRE
TICKET IN FIELD
There in the possibility of the
democrats of Jackson eoimtv putting
11 full ticket in the field fur the com
ing primary election. This was de
veloped ut the luncheon of democrats
held Thursday at the Hotel Medfoid,
which was culled hv W. X. Camp
bell, county chnirinan at the behest
of .Mrs. Hose CI, Kchietfelin, state
committeewomuji for the party in
Oregon, and Mrs. Satchwell. county
chairman of the women democrats.
The luncheon was attended bv 40
persons, one-third of whom were,
women. II. ('. Harnett was toast
master. The political situation was
talked over informally and Chair
man Campbell appointed a commit
tee to select candidates to fill nut the
important places on the ticket if that
course is followed. If it is not the
democrats will write in the names o(
selected ones of their political faitli
at the election. As the situation
stands at present Kawles Moore,
candidate for the democratic nrfnii
nation for prosecutim.' attorney is
the only democrat out in the open at
the primary scekins: office, but. it is
reported Dillon Hill Will run for coun
ty commissioner.
flftfergQifttdL.-l,
l.aurin 10. 1 Unman of Port
land, former city electrician of Hert
ford, is now fast recovering from his
recent operation at the Sacred II curt
hospital. 'Mrs. Illinium who accom
panied him hero from Portland, was
the Ki'est ,ot Miss Calla Diesel In
Ashland yesterday and Wednesday.
The .Myers Cleaning Works have
installed n complete plant at Central
Point and have .Madson, tho expert
cleaner and dyer in charge. 20
Portland guests ut the Holland cvre
It. O. llrady, J. ,T. Downs, J. IS. C.
Ciregg and W. W. Morkle.
The Uluo Bird electric washer, tho
acme of perfection, Is coming to Mod
lord. Mrs. John C. Lowdcn of Watklns,
who recently had a major operation
performed lit the Dow hospital, re
turned to her home yestorday con
valescent. Drink LIthIa Mineral water for
rheumatism, stomach and kldnoy
troubles. Order from Jackson County
Creamery.
Watch our window for Friday and
Saturday specials. Weeks & Orr. 22
Another one of those popular
week-end dancing parties will be giv
en at the .Medford -Nat tomorrow
evening. The large hall with its
elaborate decorations and wonderful
floor will be used, and the Imperial
orchestra will provide the newest
dance music. There will be no
charge for dancing till after !):30 p.
in. and no admission charge ut the
door.
A. I,. Hill has returned from Ban
Francisco where he visited his
daughter and son who are attending
educational institutions in that vic
inity.
Delco-LIght Electricity for every
farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore.
JJccause of the high water In the
river only two boats were out Wed
nesday night at Grants Pass for the
opening of the commercial fishing
season. One boat caught 17 salmon
that weighed 300 pouuds and the
other caught seven that weighed 100
pounds.
'Broken forgings and castings, all
shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded
rein forced and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St. "
C. A. Mulone of tho California
Oregon Power company, has return
ed from u business trip to Klamath
Falls.
Have you tried tho Lithia Mineral
water from the Jackson County
Creamery. It has great medicinal
value.
lloy Davis and Mr. Dewey of Pros
pect, arrived In tho city Thursday
and are guests at the Holland.
Tho tux collecting department of
the sheriff's office is still busily en
gaged In mailing out tax receipts to
those persons who paid their taxes
by mail. This task will not be com
pleted for some time yet.
Tr'ho Klka lodgo had a very large
attendance last night Including 13
members from Grants Pass, and two
candidates were initiated. Further
arrangements were made for the
big lodge meeting which will bo hold
at Giants Pass on Thursday, April
29th.
N. D. FARMER TO
SPEAK AT THE NAT
MONDAY NIGHT
Arthur Foster, of Clyde, N. D., will
speak at the Xatatoiiuin at 8 o'clock
next Monday evening on the subject
of the Non-Partisan league.
Mr. Foster is a farmer in North
Dakota, the seat of operations of the
Non-Partisan league, and well quali
fied to handle this very vital subject
This meeting Is being held under
the auspices of the Oregon State
Taxpayers league, who areinitiating
a campaign to combat the entrance
of the Non-Partisan league into this
state. I
It Is desired that a strong reprc
sentation of ranchers and orchardists
attend this meeting, as Mr. Foster's
messago is of particular importance
to them.
vmn V. Hoeson and Miss Edna
Wells were married at .Yreka, Cal.,
April 14 and will visit San Francisco
April 1-i aim w'i ""' I
and other cities before they return. E ,j jcKce and William Ander
Mr. Beeson has a nice ranch about fl0I1 aie visitors in the city from
.na frnt Tiilont. where they ex
pect to make their home. m. wens.
LAST CHANCE FOR STRIKERS
(Continued from Page One)
order. The lodges are -l"i(i, of which
John (irunau, president of the "out
law" Yardmen's union, was a mem
her: (iil7, u stockyards local and l!18
of San Francisco. More than 700
strikers in Chicago were thus removed
from union membership losinir their
seniority and all other rights.
Among Calltornians in the city
who are guests at tho 'Medford are
Wm. Grant of Vacaville. W. 11. Train
er of Sacramento, A. M. Klein and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen of Los An
geles, Geo. W. Sill, Paul Maladin, A.
Ualich and Paul Alega of Watson
vllle, and the following from San
Francisco: J. P. Uowden, S. Straus,
G. C. Cowles, II. It. Weaver and E. A.
Gilbert.
WEDDING BELLS
father of the bride, is superintendent
of the county poor farm. Tt,ejr
many friends join in wishing ineia
much happiness.
Jacksonville.
NO "SHAKE UP" IN CASCARETS
You'll Not Bs Sick', Upset and Sorry Next Day if Yotf
Jake "Cascarets" for Liver and Bowels
Caa carets never gripe, sicken or in
convenience one like Solta, Oil, Calomel
or harsh Pills. Feel bully! Be efficient!
Don't stay sick, bilious, headachy, con
stipated. Remove f,he liver and bowel
poison which is keeping your head dizzy,
your tongue coated,. your breath bad and
I stomach aour. Why not spend a few
'cents for a box of Cascarets and enjoy
the niceaf, gentlest laxative-cathartic
you ever experienced? They don't shake
you up and keep you in misery all day.
They work whilo you sleep. Switch to
gentle Cascarets 1
Enid Bennett savs: "Come on: let's raise the devil,
and she tried hard to be "sporty" like the other weman
the woman in the suitcase. How she does it all
makes the best Bennett picture vet released.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD OFFERING
NOW
PLAYING!
ENID
BENNETT
IN
"THE WOMAN IN
THE SUITCASE"
COMEDY AND PICT0GRAPH
LIBERTY
PAGE
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APR.A
TII.K GHIl'Pl.NCJ I'l.AV OF TUB ' SROIUOT KBHVtOK
THE
MOST
FASCINATING
MysTERy PLy
EVER WRITTEN.
THE vlV yORK
COMPMy WITH
''Cleverest play so far produced.'.' N. Y. Sun.
"Holds interest to the last." Chicago Examiner,
COHAN &
present
m v r b ir m
Moor $2.00. liiilcony $1.50, $100, rOc, plus war Cx. Sent snlo Monday
HOW TO SKC'l'ltU TH'KUTS NOW: Letters, clieclcs, postal money
order to Oeo. A. Hunt, l'ajto Theatre, add to per cent war tax and In
close s(anie(l, Keif-addressed envelope.
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price: No Matter What the Price MANN'S
The Men of Medford Are More Than Pleased With the Big Sale
1 of Men's Clothing and Furnishings Now Going on at 1
I MANN'S ANNEX I
i If You Haven't Been There Come Tomorrow. We Can Save You Money on Every Article That You May Need i
1 JUST A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS OFFERED FOR SATURDAY-SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY
H WORK CLOTHES AT LESS THAN
H FACTORY PRICES
P WORK SHIRTS
Bent qunlitv. All .siy.os. Miule good iind full.
1 Cheap at iM.nt). Saturday, (J
H OVERALLS
Mens union-made "Hoss of the Head" Waist
Overalls. Hest grade made. On
sale Saturdav
5 Bib Overalls, same make, Jj?2.(9
E This is less thaive can buy them at the
faetorv todav.
H Canvas (i loves 15 (12 lor 25r)
H HICKORY SHIRTS
This is the hest. wearing shirt manul'aetured
and lliev are hard to find. Client) todav at
!f !!.!)(). On sale Natifrday ,
each
$2.48
....$1.48
11 sixes-'.
$3.00
KHAKI PANTS
5 en's hest quality Khaki Pants, all sixes-'.
Saturday
E pair
H Youth's -Khaki Pauls, pair $2.00
H WORK PANTS
ade of splendid materials, worth about
double what we ask. baturday
jiair
$3.00
HART, SCAFFNER & MARX ALL-WOOL
SUITS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE
dust about 1") of these suits left. You can
have them while they last at $45 to $55
Capp's and Sons voting men's Suits. All good
styles. On sale at $-15.00
Some Nifty Ties Cheap.
2") dozen Men's Silk Ties. All good colors,
$l.r0 values. On sale ' QQp
Saturday, each 701
12.") dozen Men's Exclusive. All-Silk four-in-hand
Ties, lieautiful patterns. ffl QO
;U)0 values. Saturday, each pl.70
Suit Cases and Hand Hags on sale at great re
ductions. Suspenders Extra fine qualitv. Cheap at
fl.00. Saturday,
Men's Umbrellas All good quality at very
low prices.
Men's All-Wool Jersey Sweaters. Cheap to
day at $7.r0. Saturday Jq
Men's Hats 100 extra fine irrade wren's Uats.
One sale Saturday $5.50 $G.OO $6.50
ALL-WOOL OVERCOATS WINTER
WEIGHTS
Will pay you to buy one for next winter at the
prices we are selling them. From
$19.50 to $40 00
Heavy Mackinaws at less than Mill Prices
$12.50 to $17.50
BUY YOUR UNDERWEAR HERE
We Save You Money
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, cheap
85c
at $1,125. Saturday,
each
$2.25
)rawers.
$2.50
Men's Spring and Summer weight Union
Suits. Cheap at ijtt.OO.
Saturday, each
Clastonbory all wool Shirts and Drawers
Cheap today at ijfl.SO. On sale
Saturday, each
Great values in heavy winter underwear. It
will pay you to stock up for next winter at the
prices we are giving. See them.
BIG VALUES IN GOOD HATS
Men's extra fine soft Felt Itats in a groat
range of colors. All sizes, Everv one of
these hats are worth $3.00. On
sale Saturday, each
SHIRTS FOR LESS
Men's Negligee Shirts. All good colors .and
sizes. Cheap today at $2.50. . frl Ca
On sale Saturday, each
Men's Negligee Shirts with collars attached.
Made of good madras, Cheap at ff 1 flfi ! S
$3.00. Saturday, each J 1.70
Men's extra fine quality Shirts, with stiff
cuffs, in white and fancy stripes. Cheap at s
$13.00. While they last Saturday, ( 00
Men's gray Flannel Shirts, all sizes. Cheap at
$3.00. On sale Saturday $219
MEN'S HALF HOSE CHEAP j
Engineer's and Firemen's Hose in black and gs
brown. Cheap today at 35e. On IQr 3
sale Saturday, pair .'. A g
Men 's extra fine grade fast liiack Cotton Hose
in all sizes. Cheap todav at 35c. OQp
On sale Saturday, pair ..." "
Men s Shaw Knit and heavy Wool Hose.
Cheaj) today at 75c. Cftr
WORK GLOVES
500 pair of Men's Work Cloves in
all styles, best qualities. These
Cloves are worth more than we ask,
50 to $3.50 pair
MEN'S COLLARS
Slidewelt Linen Collars. Dest
qualitv. Cheap todav at 30c.
On saie Saturdav at. each 1S
(3 for 50
Manns Annex
44 N. Central Ave.
Next to Schieffelin's Old Stand, Cuthbert Bldg.
Saturday, pair
GREAT SALE OF MEN'S CAPS f
Men's Caps, up to 85c values, Saturday
ISc each E
Men's Caps, up to $1.25 values. Saturdav,
each S9 "
9 -
HANDKERCHIEFS BELTS (
Men's Soft Linen Finish Ttamlkm.. :M01.S its, good quality, g
chiefs
....$3.50
is. i Mi'.'in toi .if n. 1. , . . j-
wm ics, snug price.
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