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F7TGE two medfotcb mail tribune, medford, onrcnoy, friday, may at, 1920. locmnriei If you lmvo not votoil yet, it In not too lulo to do no as tho jiulls do not closo until 8 o'clock thia ovciiIdb. Singer Shop Quality counts. New and used machines sold or rented. Kxport repairing on nil makes ma chines. Phono 215-K. 10 So. Fir. 6u CO "Pure home mado sorghum 18c at Hutchison & Lumsdcn. P. F. Johanson of Trail, has pat ented a fruit thinning shear that cer tainly dooH the work, it does away with c 1 J in l in k around on u ladder, nnd hrcaklug the llmhs uud knocking off fruit. See it at Lamport's harness , shop. -Considerable excitement was caus ed in tho down town district by a flro which broke out at tho home of 1). S. .Fills, MUS South Fir street, about 9::i0 a. iu. today, which caused n iloss of from JS00 to JIO00, the entire roof and celling of tho one story cottage dwelling being destroy ed nnd the remainder of the house Buffering dumnge. The fire started from a flue in tho attic and when discovered tho entire upper part was all alilazn. Most of tho furniture was removed In time but some of It was scorched. " . . Homo made Roguo Ttlver brooms 7Bcat Hutchison & Lumsden. .Tho ladles' auxiliary of the Anier- loan Legion will meet Saturday a p. lit. lit public library. 52 v See tho Challenge fruit thinning shears at Lamport's harness store. Something new. 54 tAt tho commencement exercises of the. llutto Fulls BChools tonight Rev. 1a Myron ltoozer will deliver the ad dress, i Carl .Tench If o, high grade watch and cloc repairing. 9 Fir stroot. Why pay 2lic for sugar when you can: buy home made sorghum for ISc at Hutchison & Lumsdcn. .Hour sulo at Tho Hub storo Satur day afternoon two to three o'clock. Coats 'A off, cash only. 52 If the road bonds to continue road building do not curry at today's oluc tlon, and you do not veto It's your fault. Volo before 8 o'clock tonight. ;Wanted, your old huts to clcuri and block. Myoi'H, Tho Apparel Cleaners, ' Dyers, Hatters. Phone 223-J. 108 North Central. 54 All members of Company IJ, Nn tlonul Guard will report at hoadquar tors in uniform Sunday morning, May 23rd nt !l o'clock sharp to attend memorial service with the O. A. it. and American Legion. nil4 ..iNew shipments of mid-summer hats Just received. Oago, Lyman and Classic modols, while and all tho pop- ulur colors. Millinery Dept, nt Deuel's G2 Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Whitmun of Astoria who aro returning homo from southern- Citlifornla arrived in the city this morning for a short visit. Mr. Whitman Is the landlord of the Woinhard hotel at Astoria. Real : homo made sorghum nt Hutchison & Lumsdun. Tho Chambor or. Commerce Is a clearing house tor community thought and action. Join. tf Bee the Challenge fruit thinning shears nt i Lamport's harness store. Something now. 54 ;M. 0. Sllllmnn and N. W. llordon Df. Modford, and Kred Kurry and John Roberts of Phoenix, have returned from tho district convention of the W O. W. held at Murshrinld. 10. C. Sltllman wub olected a delegate to the head cump session which will be held In Yosemite Park, Cal., on June 21. i.Flvo mixing bowls, special while they last OSc at Weeks & Orr's, Fri day and Saturday. 62 Orroa, tailors tor men and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore, Hour sale at Tho Hub storo Satur day, three to four o'clock. Dresses l- off, cash only. 52 Uocauso of tho niuny candidates, tickets and measures to be voted on and the fact that the booths do not cIobo until 8 o'clock the results of tho primary will not bo known until to morrow morning, altho by midnight It Is cxpeqted that tho trend of the lOBUlt In Modford on tho presidential candidates nt lunst will be known. Tho various election boards expect that tholr counting will not bo fin ished until about 8 o'clock Salurduy morning. They won't last long, thoso five mixing bowls, special price !Nc. Wcel.s ii Orr's, Friday and Saturday. ,12c A ppi entice wanted in Sanitary Meanly Parlors to learn hair dressing. Phono X-ll-U. 5 4 .Don't fail to see tho new sport models just in nt Dunel's. 52 Mrs. Fennel of Yreka, who has beeu visiting her daughter In Mod ford, returned home .yesterday. Old phonographs ana records bought, sold and exchanged. Doug lass, 101 S. Central. Phono B15-J. '.Weeks & Orr special Friday and Saturday, five mixing bowls !Sc while they lust. 52 Soo the Chullengo fruit thinning shears at Lamport's harness store. Something now. 5 4 And amid all your excitement over tho election and worry over tho out como do not forget that tomorrow lr. clean-up day In Modford, and to get up oarly and have all your tin cans and rubbish in boxes or sacks stacked In' front of your homes, and not in the nlloy, for tho city trucks nnd wagons to gather up and cart away. 'Hour sale at The Hub store Satur day, four to flvo o'clock, skirts '.i off. cash only. - The Modern Plumbing and Hontlng Co, iinvo opened quarters 111 the Sparta nidg. Kstiiuutes furnlshod. See us tor plumbing, heating and gas fitting. Phono 020. 52 W. H. Canon who has been in Med ford all week visiting and looking after business mutters, and who vol ed today, will leave for Roseburg this evening to resume his duties us regis, tcr of the U. H. land office. Redman and Pocahonfas are invit ed and urged to attend a meeting ut tho wigwam on Saturday evening In May tho 22nd, as It. L. Smith, the Great Sachem of the state, will make an official visit to the tribe at that time. 53 Auto repairing M. J. Swing, with Huttson Motors Auto Homo, 29 South I'ront. All work guaranteed. tf .New shipments of . mid-summer hats Just received. Cage, Lyman and Classic models, white and ull the pop ular colors. Millinery Dept. at Deuel's r, If the mayor's proclamation was observed today at Kugeno tho stores of that city wore closed from noon to 2 o'clock for the business men and their employes to voto and to encour age the public generally to do bo. On account of the primaries this week, tho Greater Medford club will hold its meeting on Monduy, May 24. .63 Sea Medford I.aod g. Insurance A'.ency, successors to D. R. Wood & Co., Rm, 209 Liberty Bldg., for tire insurance. tf Droken forglnga ana castings, all shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan Wolding Works, 39 South I-'ront St. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Toby and chil dren of Seattle who are enrouto home In a largo auto from southern Cali fornia, arrived In Medford for a short visit Thursday and aro guests ut the Hollnd. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Sinclair of Seattlo are also stopping at the Holland. . It pays to save and Baves to pay. Wo will show you. Bring your laun dry to Paul'B Kloctrlc Storo. Dolco-Llght Electricity for every farm. J. K Bartlott, Modford Hotel, Medford, Ore. Hour salo at Tho Hub Saturday, five to six o'clock. Suits 1-3 off, cash only. 62 You can volo until 8 p. in. tonight and register at your voting place For eye, eai, nose, throat Bee Dr. Holne, Liberty Dldg. Glasses fitted. A complete lino Tru lllu cukos and crackers ut the Palace Grocery. 72 Don't full to soo the new sport models Just in nt Deuel's. 52 Another one of those popular week end dancos will bo given at the Nat Saturday evening. These infor mal dancing parties aro winning fa vor not only in Medford but nil thru southern Oregon hocuuse of tholr excellent music, wonderful floor and first class management. French pastry nnd dainty confoc tlons made fresh dally at Rex Cafe, tf :Como on Lizzy, tuke Henry and go up to the Valley, Fuol Co. and leave an order for a few cords of 4-foot body slab wood that they aro deliver ing uny plnco in Modford for $4.76 per cord. You know they aro reliable and you can depend upon thorn. 52 Goodyear 30x3 tires for your Chovrolot, Ford or Maxwell $20. Mod ford Auto Co. 67 -Miss Murie Rambo has roturned from Medford nnd will resuuio hoi position with tho Underwood Phar macy. Klaniuth Fulls Herald, A few more fine rabbits for sale at 1)10 Wost Tenth Btreet, Modford. 63 Hemstitching, pocotlug 10c per yard, thread furnlshod. Export op orator. Singer Shop, 10 South Fir Btroot. 00 Hour sulo nt The Hub Saturday, two to throe o'clock. Coats Vi off; throe to four o'clock, dresses 1-3 off; four to flvo o'clock, skirts M off; five io six o'clock, suits 1-3 off. Cash only. 62 Oregonlans registered nt the Med ford Include C. F. Stono of Klamath Kalis, R. T. McMlllep, H. S. Ford, l' G. Lowls and E. 13. Uorapaugh of Kugeno, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. N, Whitman of Astoria, and tho following from Portland: Geo. Huwelt, Gordon A. Peel, M. M. Page. S. E. Ilrackett. W. S. Glover, C. P. M'attrioe, 11. J. Stewart, Cluis. F. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mohr, Walter K. Mrown, Marian Reed, Vivian Pallett, H. L. Porrott, F. 11. Haines nnd 11. A. lllnshaw. Wanted Doer and pop bottles nt DeVoo's. Awnings mado to order and put up. All kinds of repairing. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone 015-J. White hats in Neapolitan, llalavla. Pnnnnm, georgette, just in nt Deuel's. 52 Tho voting pluco for North Med ford Is nt tho home of X. S. ltennett on North Central Instead of on uN'orth Hlversldo ns - was published several days ago. This error caused some confusion among tho voturs of that district today. Houses tor sale. Jackson County Building & Loan association. Delco-Llght Klectrlclty for every farm. .T. E. Bartlott, Medford Hotel. Modford, Ore. Godyenr 30x3 tires for your Chevrolet, Ford or Maxwell $20. Med ford Auto Co. 57 .1. 11. and C. Harold Cochran left this jnorniug on an extended business trip turnout the stale. They will make the trip In tholr new Studo htiker Six. Files nro dangerous and a miis- nnce. o mako window screens and screen doors. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 67 Cost plus ia?r. 65 Anyone having any of Crowson's Ice cream packers please return or lot Ihi'in know. Mi WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS Day Pnone 827 Mght Phono F. XV. Works, 22T-J-2 A. K. Orr. C27-J-a. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Klnch of Chlco and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. West of Horn brook aro among the California guests at the Holland. . - Economize by using scratch pads for use. Get them at this office, t' It you have a good second-hand range or a refrigerator for Bale, phone 892-M. 51 Your spring suit nest woolens, reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor, Bast Main, upstairs. Anyone having any of Crowson's ice creum packers please ref.urn or Iti them know. 50 Tho Elks lodge last night voted against the holding of a big general Fourth of July celebration at the Elks picnic grounds, and now have under consideration the plan of hold ing a July Fourth picnic for the Klks and their families only. The lodge will hold a basket picnic at the grounds a week from Sunday. Tablets and scratch pads made of news print, for school and office use for sale at this office. tf Phone 4 74 about your dry cleaning and dyeing. All work fully guaran teed. City Cleaning Works, 401 South Itlverside. Shoes for men and women for loss than the cost of production. Seo win dow.. Sale Saturday and all next week. The Hub Shoe storo. Cash only. 52 If you have not voted go to the polls before 8 p. m. and vote for the road bonds. Do you want to save your curtains by washing and Ironing thorn by the eloctrlo washer and lroner at Paul's Electric Store? We will do It or show you how. lust think to wash clothes with out wetting the hands. People's Elec tric Store. 50 White huts in Neapolitan, Bntaviu, Panuma, georgette, just In at Deuel's. 52 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce returned homo from an auto trip to Los An- gelos Friday. Mrs. Argleo F. Green accompanied them homo und will visit friends near here and Eagle Point before returning to Lob An- golos. Dunco at Trail Saturday, May 2 2. Music by Majestic orchestra. 54 Homo-mude bread, cakes, and pas try of all kinds for genera! trade at Rex Cafe. tf Anyone having any of Crowson'B let cream packers please return or let them know. 50 Among the -California contingent of visitors In the city who are guests nt tho Medford are Katharine Phillips Kdson and L. E. Cochran of Los An geles, Uornice M. Warrens of Hilt, M. Whltjob of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Caswell, and Miss Cora Caswell of San Jose, and Hayes Caruahun and Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Eastham of San Francisco. v Miss C. M. Taylor at Deuel's will have a big salo Saturday, May 22, on all children's hats. 52 So that people may vote more in- tolllgontly in the coming primary election they are kindly advised to eat more fish. Medford Fish Market. 52 We are now handling Orchard Brand Spray materials, good quality, prices right. Farm Bureau Coopera tive Exchange. Phone 932. 09 Alexander Nibley arrived in -tho city this morning from Portland on a business visit. All persons that have accounts agnlnst tho High School Student llody association please ftlo samo at onco. 53 Wo nro ready to furnish you with our "Gold Medal" brand of ice cream. You can oxpect and you will get high quality, good service and ronsonable prices. Eldrldge Dairy Products Co., phono 203. 53 Fish Is brain food; wo nil need it. Phone 30 2, the Fish Market, any day. 52 Heuralgic Pains Civ Way to Soothing Hamlin's Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective treatment for headache and neuralgia. Kubbcd in where the pain is, it acts as n 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 sores 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 pit!:, 30 cents. Guaranteed. TOO LATE T CLASSIFY WANTED Girl for general house work. Good wages. P. Yi. Hainlll. Phono OlO-J-3. 54 WANTED Woman for kitchen work eight hours- at onco. Apply Chut, Hotel Holland. 63 FOR SALE Or trado Milwaukee hinder In good condition. Will trado for heifer calves. Wilbur Kinio, ltouto 1, phone 857-R. . 53 FOIt SALE Two real bargains; 5 and 0 room bungulow. Must Bell; act quick. Box 947. 67 WANTED Woman to take cure of baby during day. Mrs. It. C. Itus eoll, 510 East Main. 63 WANTED To buy force pump anil pump jack for drilled well. H C. Ward. Phono 1U-F-21. 53 Films Developed Better Prints Made Clearer Prompt attention to Mail Orders SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St. Medford 27-in Floured Voiles 35 3i-iwh Figured Voiles, 75c value, t 59 35- inch- Organdies, all colors. Special at 65 Underwear ' Windsor Crepe. Special at 49 Cotton Crepe de Clicne, $1.25 value. Special at 90 Bridal Nainsook 35 36- inch fine Cambric ; at 40 Hope Muslin ..354 Lace Curtains The real old-fashioned article. Unsurpassed in general use for wear-re-si.sting qualities. , Prices range from, per pair $3.50 to $15.00 Curtain Scrims White and figured 35 Middy Blouses Good .Twill. All sizes. Regular price $2.50 36-inch fancy Satins and Taffeta. Up to $3.50 values. Special, at $1.98 to $12.65 40-inch fancy Pussy willow Taffeta. Spe cial $2.65 40-inch black pUssy Wil-' low Taffeta. Special $4.00 Ladies' Ready Coats 1-3 off Suits 1-4 SILK WAISTS Every waist in our store at a discount. A Big Assortment of Aprons and House Dresses at $2.25 and up F. ft. Deuel (EX Sons, Inc. MEDFORD, OREGON "'I Prompt Attention to Mail Orders Postage Prepaid CROPS INSURED AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY HAIL Get full particulars from McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford National Bank Bldg. Telephone one-two-three Your Crops Are Valuable to You Insure them for full value, then should loss -N occur we pay you dollar for dollar BETTER BE SAFE Our tub goods arc snappy,. 'crisp materials. They are beauties too just the materials you need for your airy summer dresses. - Sheer, lack, summer dresses can bo made at a very small expense. Our dress materials are just what fash ion demands for summer dresses to be made of this season. Seeing will be believing, and buying also, when you come into our store. OUR GOODS are GOOD; our PRICES LOW HOSIERY Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose; black, white and cor dovan. Very special at...... $1.25 Ladies' Full-Fashioned Pure-Thread Silk. All colors at $2.00 Ladies' Pure-Thread Silk Hose; grey and suede. All sizes. Special '. ; 69 Ladies' Lisle Hose; black and white 35i Ladies' Fiill-Fshioned Lisle Hose; grey, beaver and fieldmouse. All sizes, $1.25 value. Special 98 Silk Poplin, black and colors $1.75 Skinner's Dress Satin $3.90 VOILE WAISTS New and attractive styles le. on sa - to - Wear Sale of f Silk Dresses 1-4 off Ginghams Regular Prices Apron checks 25d Utility, dress 39 French. Zephyr . 60 to 75 Devonshire and school day clothes. All col- -ors. Regular Price 50 Towels ...... ..... Soft Spun and Turkish. 25 up : Table Linens Pure Irish Linen at $1-25, $2.25, $2.50 and up . Mercerized Linens a yard 69 to $1.75 Napkins, a' dozen, $1.50 to $6.00 Percales 3C-inch. Dark and light, Special at 39 Outing Flannel. White. and colors. Regular , at 30 36-inch Linen Finish Indian Head, a yard, 50 Pongee, a yard 98 48-in. Broadcloth $4.50 All Crepe de Chene, in' colors, 40 inches wide, $2.50 Full size bed Comforters at ....:.......;.,...:....$3.25 SKIRTS White Wash Skirts at $5.00 to $9.50,, Blouses! New arrivals every week of the latest mod els in colored voiles, guaranteed to "tub." . The Vanity Shop Next IRIalto Theater. . ' For Sale BalconyandStairs , Now in Our Store, t , Medford BooR Store