BCEDTDRTJ' SDTTD TTTrmiNT!;, SttfiTFtrRD, OTfF.COX. THURSDAY. APTvTTj 22, man.
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When you see thin and fretful peo
ple; or those who aro anaemic, pale,
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strong constitution.
Some people, after relying upon
preparations composed chiefly of
salts, quinine, drastic drugs, iron,
calomel, cod-liver oil, etc., wonder
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end weaknesses mentioned above.
With every box of BITHO-PHOS-PHATE,
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box' of . BITRO-PHOSPHATE. U Is
Bold arid recommended by all good
druggists everywhere. Adv.
Blouses
New arrivals every
week of the latest mod
els in colored voiles,
guaranteed to "tub."
The
Vanity Shop
.... Next Rialto Theater.
The stranger's first im
pression of our city id
gained from our hotels.
The Hotel
Holland
Is doing its part to help
build a -greater Medford
'A hotel depends greatly
on the local support it
receives.
The Hotel Holland and
Cafe will appreciate
your patronage.
Management of
. Carl Y. Tengwald
T
Tlte following is a list of the
teachers in the elementary schools
for the ensuing year. ' Within a few
days, vacancies In the high school
will be filled. Already several havo
been filled. The number of appli
cants to date for the various vacan
cies in the schools has reached the
500 mark.
'Miss Margucrlta Andrews, Corval-
lis, Oregon.
Miss Marie Andrews, Corvallis,
Oregon. i
Miss Coralio Amrine, Willamette,
Oregon.
Miss ilerl Clnsey, Goodridge, Minn.
.Miss Alice Croinar, Medford, Ore.
-Miss Edythe Crcede, Medford, Ore.
Miss Cecile Creede, Medford, Ore.
'Mrs. Blanche Canodo, Medford, Or.'
Miss Qrn Cox, Medford, Ore.
Miss Fern Dally, Medford, Ore.
Miss Lucile Dunbar, Joseph, Ore.
'Miss Xellio Donaldson, Stockton,
California.
Miss Ruth Daniels, Medford, Ore.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, Medford,
Ore.
Mr. X. If. Franklin, Medford, Oro.
Miss Dora Ciebers, Grants Pass.
Oro. '
Miss Mabel Hillis, Medford, Ore.
Mr. A. J. Ilanby, Medford, Ore.
(Miss Lottie Ingison, Independence,
Ore.
Miss Anna Jeffrey, Medford, Ore.
Miss Mabel Mickey. Medford', Ore.
'Miss Gladys 'Perkins, Pordtland,
Oro.
iMiss Ggnes Robinson, Medford,
Ore.
Miss Bertha Weber, Brownsville,
Ore. i
Miss Florenco Walker, The Dalles,
Ore.
Miss Delia Whisenant, Medford,
Ore.
Miss Jessie Wilson, Medford, Oro.
'Miss Sara Van Meter, Medford, Ore
Miss Corinno Whitfield, Lincoln
Nebraska.
iMiss Edith Gates, elected, contract
expected on any mall, California.
PLAY PROMISES A
DRAMATIC TREAT
Theatergoers aro promised a rare
trout in the coming performances of
Marsaret Anglin, when she presents
at the Pago theater on Monday nfuht,
April 2 tit, her latest production "The
Woman of Hraiue," a romarltnbln
play, adapted from Iho French by
Paul Kester.
In portraying the loading charac-
er. Miss An Klin brings to her aud
iences a picture of emotional strength
great depth of understanding, and
that rare personal charm which has
always distinguished the work of this
artist.
The stom of the play deals with
the life of people of today, who must
conform to conditions as they exist.
n it we havo comedy, brilliant dta-
ogue, and thrilling emotional situa
tions. In tho working out of the life
history of three people, we hnve al
most a tragedy, saved only by the
heroic sacrifice of one, that a great
work may be given to the world. Sur
rounding these central figures, we
find the lesser ones, thoso who play
at life and one or two : genuine
friends. 1
'Miss Anglin has chosen her com
pany with great care and has achiev
ed a result which is able and effec
tive. The setting which is the work
of Livingston Piatt is beautiful and
gives the atmosphere of reality which
only master hands can create.
N.Y.SYMPHONY LEAVES
A
NEW YORK, April 22 The New
York Symphony orchestra, under the
direction of Walter Jhimrosch. sailed
today for France for an eight weeks
tour of the continent. The orchestra
will make its first appearance abroad
at I'uris ihi v ti.
JLr. Carl Foster has just purchased
a home in Jledl'ord and expert to
move soon.
Mr. Tom Hell, who has been in Sa
lem for treatments for some time, is
home.
The many friends of Sir. and Mrs.
Elton Keeson cave them an old-t'ii-h-ioned
charivari on Mondav evonim:
and an enjoyable cvcninir was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunn were
visitors at tho home of II. E. Bow
man and other friends Sunday.
Sir. and Mrs. Elton Heeson re
turned from their trip in California
Sunday, and are living on their ranch
near Talent.
Miss Edith Ilazen, who has been
qune sick, is unprowiig.
Miss Dorothy Bauirhman of Mod
ford spent Saturday with M:iss Eliza-
bet b Brown.
Mr. Wm. Wells lins purchased Mr
' Operators of coal properties in
Utah and Wyoming advise buying
your winter supply now. The Idea Is
spreading that the coal commission
may award the miners a further ad
vance In wages, as well as to make
other concessions that will further
materially Increase the cost of pro
ducing. .
We can now fill your orders wlti
different sizes of
.SPRING CANYON UTAH
COAL
1 Dry Wood of All Kinds on
i . Hand
' WISEMAN & SCHEFFEL
Phone 242 (531 So. Front St
Licensed City Scavenger.
JO? ,
mmmm
All refuse Immediately removed on
snort notice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Daily business dis
trict, r nones 5 05-K.
livestock
,1'OIiTI.ANI), Ore., April 22. Cat
tic steady; receipts 31!. Grain and
pulp fed steers, $12013: choice, $11
(rtl'J; good to choice, $10(911; me
dium (o good, $!l('10: fair to good
8.2f((rn; common to fair, $7(fi8.2." ;
choice cows and heifers, $10.50(3! I
good to choice, $!l.75((? 1 ().;"() ; medium
to good. $ 8.2;)(u!!).7" : fair lo medium
7(n8.2f: canner.s, $ii(857; bulls $(i(o)
S.;(); prune light cnlves, $1"(17
medium light, $H)(rf-13; heavy .$7(1.
10: stockcrs and feeders, $7.50(r? 8.."0.
Hogs weak; no receipts. Prime
mixed $17(S 17.3"i; medium, $l(i.2")(S
I ( ; rough heavy, $2.2.fcl0.25: pigs
$i3()irjo.
Sheep steady; no receipts. Spring
lambs, $lf(n:l!: eastern, $17S)18
lightvallcy, $1S.75(5)17; heavy, $14.2;
(ailfi.75 : common to medium $1.1 (n)
14..ri0: yearlings. $l"(alfi; wethers,
f l.-0(wo:2r: owes. $10(5:14
Iluttcr
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 22. Hat
ter weak. Cubes, extra fwfSooV.c
parchment wrapped, box lots 60c
cartons, (ilc- half boxes ha(f cent
more: less than halt boxes lc more
Hnttnrfnt, No. 1 churning cream
;!l(,00c t. o. h. station: file Portland
Errs
PORTLAND, April 19. Selling
price, case count, 373Sc; buying
price 3fic; selling price, candled, 39c;
selected candled in cartons 40c.
Poultry Hens 35 38c lb.; broil
ers, 50c; turkeys, uOc; geese nomin
al; ducks, 45c.
Grain
Wheat J2.20; barley, Tolled, $70
71; oats, $60.50 61.25; corn, No
3, yellow, $67 69.50.
Millstuffs Mill run $43 44.
Hny
Hay Buying price, timothy, f.o.b.
Portland, valley, $30; alfalfa, $33
grain, $28.
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN
The
Tailor
Could Not Bcln to Tell All
"I could not tell you all the bene
fits I had from the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar," writes Miss Rose
Florke, 209 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad
dock, Pa. "I had a cold In my chest
and fearing it would cause pneumo
nia I tried Foley"s Honey and Tar and
it was not long till I felt relieved
I hope others suffering from severe
colds will try It." Many such letters
have been written about this time
tried, reliable family medicine for
coughs, colds, croup and whooping
TALENT TALK
licruan's propertv, when? MY. Siot:
lives.
Tho eighth lt ratio cntertuiiiod tho
Tnlrnt Inch srhool nt a party in the
Ames hall Kridav I'vciiiny and a verv
Mli'iisnnt time was reported.
Mrs. Kveroft TVeson was taken to
tho Snored Honrt hospital Sunday,
erimislv ill.
Mrs. .May Jacobin (nee OaacU'-n-bush)
has n bahv u'irl, born April 10.
The Misses C'.nstanee Antes, May
lleith ;
visited
Friday.
va
Mrs.
some t
tieortfi
homo j
Mrs
now rj
poet to
nd Nelly KlUins
the Talent hiirh
-.Ml J.-NN1NGS IS
MWiorv Adntiisoii of Ashlnttu
falcnt visitor Fridav.
Vance, who has been spenditcz
hue with her daughter, Mrs.
O. Kcrhv, has returned to her
t Fallon, Nevada.
Wm. Dunn b;t purchased u
r and .Mr, mid Mrs. Dunn ex-
Irive to t'alilittniii soon.
;illt .lenn
candidate on
for sheriff at
Jennings erv
arv 101,. to
tlu
lin
ed a
Oct,
bus di
demi
May 1
. slicri!
1-. 1!
ei.letl I.
emtio
rimarie
I from
US. wl
o be a
ticket
s. Mr.
Jaliu-
leu be
resigned to enier the world war, ami
made a splendid official. He now
owns and operales n ranch on the
Apple!.-ll !.
M0H1LRS FKIEND
f Expectant Mothers
ASSISTS NATUKE
At All OtuilMlilM
Spfcul beeUrt mi Meltwrimd and Bab. Tmm.
PRADF1ELD RECUtATntt CO. Dwt S-O. ATt akiK. Ca
This store opens at 8:00 a. m. and closes at 5:00. Saturdays we are open until 8:30 p. m. We are open during
t ' the hours that our patrons like to shop.
Aril Showers o
GLASS OF HER .
AFTER ASPIRIN
Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin in 1900. give
proper directions.
. The Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin tell in their careful direct ion a
in each package of genuine "Bayer Tab
lets of Aspirin" that to get best result?
one or two glasses of water should be,
drank after taking tablets,
"UayeT Tablets of Aspirin" to bo gen-j
nine muflt be marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross." Then you are getting
the genuine, world-famous Aspirin, pre
scribed by physicians for over eighteen
years. .
Each unbroken "Bayer" package con
tains proper directions for Colds, Head
ache. Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia:
Lumbago, Kheu jatism, Neuritis, ; and
fain generally. .
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets!
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell' larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin"
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Monoacettcacidcstcr of Salicylicachl
z:.,-:
r-L "FOR 'VliCl
Vhy suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre?
O. G. C. preparation for goitre has bene
filed many.
Whr pay several hundrrd dollan for an
operation to remove a iroitrc when O.G.C.
can beoblnincd for such a comparatively
smallcxpL'iidlturef
O.G.C. whon properly applied elves satis
factory results, or your money will n
rtlunded. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
only. Writeforbooklct.
Address Dept. Z
O.Q.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
Seattle, Washington
FEED
. Save money on chicken
feed by. buying from us.
Scratch Food $4.50
Egg Producer 3.65
Developing Mash 5.00
Wlieat ' 4.50
Oyster Shell 2.C0
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Stmt
Men
i Real B
and Boys
argains for
MEN'S WORK PANTS
AT $3.50
Sizes T52 to 42 Waist
About 100 pairs of neat,
striped patterns in heavy
double strength pant. .Made
with riveted suspender buttons
and belt loops. Very strongly
made. Cheaper than overalls
' MEN'S GENUINE ROCK
FORD SOX at 25c a PAIR
Think of it, 4 pairs of good
heavy, genuine Koekl'ord sox
for 1.00. The eolors are gray, '
blue or brown mixtures. These
hose are made of good quality
cotton, fast "colors and thor
oughly reinforced.
WONDERFUL NEW 4-IN-HAND
TIES FOR MEN AT
75c to $1.50 EACH
Ties that are worth move.
The beautifulns flowiefwitaoi.
These beautiful flowing end
scarfs are in dozeifs of magnifi
cent color combinations in light
and dark shades. Select a few
at this price.
$1.00 SILK LISLE HOSE
FOR MEN AT 75c PAIR
A special purchase of knit
silk lisle hose in black, white
and cordovan, sizes fHo to 11 '.
Double heel and too. Very spe
cial at, pair 75
MEN'S SOFT CUFF SHIRTS
OF FINEST PERCALES, $3
Beautiful patterns in stripe,
checks and plain colors, all are
fast colors, sizes 14 to 17. Theses
shirts are splendidly made "and
suitable for business or dress
wear.
MEN'S HEAVY WORK
SHIRTS, ALL SIZES $1.35
50 dozen fine Chambray
"Work Shirts at $1.35. Full cut,
flat double stitched seams, long
body and roomy sleeves. The
very best workmanship. Tho
biggest value in town.
MEN'S HOSE 25c
50 dozen men's heavy black
cotton hose, double heel and
toe; fast black, all sizes, 9V io
lli2. Special 25(?
$1.50 BOY'S BLOUSES $1.10
Good assortment of light and
medium dark K & E boys'
blouses, big value at $1.50.
Special for $1.10
BOYS' SHOES $3.50 TO $4.75
These" are all solid leather
shoes in medium and heavy
weights,, pi'iced at $1 less than
present values. Better look at
them.
MEN'S WORK SHOES $5
This is a wonderful bar
gain in shoes that are
worth $6.50 a pair, bought
before tho big advance in
price. Next lot will cost
more. '
II;
i raws i issrt
rjiri cIL d
WW
lEPARTMENTSlbRE
Genuine Koveralls for
Boys and Girls
, $2.00
Modart. Corsets
R & G Corsets -''
1 Munsing Underwear
PAGE
TOMORROW NIGHT
THE SENIOR CLASS OF MEDFORD HIGJH SCHOOL WILL PRESENT ITS CLASS PLAY
"A BACHELOR'S
-ROMANCE"
" ''' r '"'"'" "; A Clever Comedy In .-
FOUR BIG ACTS
It is a story of an old bachelor who fell in love with his young and beautiful ward and
-But Come to the
Page Theatre Friday Night
And see the rest for yourselves A laugh guarantee d and the tickets are only 35c, 55c, and 85c.
I-'--''', ,' : , !-......;. "v -j l i '
You Can't Miss It! Reserve Your Seats Now!
188 East Main 8t-
cough.