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ocal and
Personal
From their size, exuberant pep'pery
nesB and seeming athletic urowess dis
played the Hill Military academy
basket ball squad, which passed thru
the city this morning enroute to Ash
land will prove worthy foes for Med
ford high In their contest with the
Portland visitors Thursday and Friday
nights. These will probably be the
most Interesting and important games
of the local season outside of the Ash
land contests. The Hill quintet play
Ashland high tonight and Saturday
nights, and Medford high Thursday
and Friday nights.
G. M, C. program and dance to help
your community, Tues., Feb. 8th. 272
For dry wood pnone 890-X or 947-1.,.
Prompt delivery. 273
Every woman who likes to save
money be on hand early Salurdcy at
Mann's greatest remnant sale. 208
T. Edy will sell you all kinds of lots
and houses In Medford reasonable and
on time payments, or cheap for cash.
Also furniture, wagons and harness,,
etc. 273;
Interest In the Elks lodge meeting
tomorrow night centers In the first
nominations for officers for the ensu
ing year. Nominations will bo made
every Tnursday night this month, and
the election will bo held the first
Thursday In March.
Chicken feed wheat $2.65 per hun
dred In rack lots. Russ Mill. Phone G29.
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The .greatest, event of the year,
Matin's romnant salo, Saturday, Feb.
Bh....Be. on.Jiand early. 268
We sell tho best cigarettes for $l.Gu
per carton of ten packages. They will
coat you $1,75 elsewhere., Fonts Gro.
Co. -S h" ' m'
.'Ralph Woodford 'arrived home this
forenoon from a business visit at San
Francisco.
. Bring your clean old rags to this
office, Oc per pound.
Mann's greatest romnnnt sale opens
Saturday, Feb. 5th. A great time to
save money. 2ti8
I have enough lumber to build a
good sized house. Will Bell cheap.
This Is ground hog day nnd if there
is anything In tho old ndago that it
tho ground hog sees his shadow ho
goes hack into his holo and there will
be six weeks more of winter, but If
he does not see his shadow wintor Is
practically over, valley people were
in n perplexed slate up to early this
nftemoon. Tho sun shone weakly for
a few minutes this morning on the
west foothills, but did not appear else
where in tho valley. Therefore It is
possible there will bo six weeks more
of winter In tho Jacksonville section
of the vnlloy and a very early spring
In' Modford.
Popular brands ot hultor sell for
moro money. It Is tho sanio puro fresh
creamery butter only n different wrap
per. Why pay tho difference) ? Fonts
Grocery Co. 272
Dr. Heme, eye, enr, noso, throat, tf
On sale at Modford Hook Storo, Col.
Sargoht'B hew book, "The Strategy on
the Wostorn Front. 272
' Miss Knto M. Tracy left Tuesday
for a several wooks stag In California.
(Snouts at tho Holland include Mr.
and' Mrs. W. W. Williamson of Fond
J)u Lac, Wis., IT. Reed of Knoxvlllo,
E. G. Jackson of San Francisco, nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Willis and II.
Willis of Seattle.
A dollar plug of tobacco for 85 cents.
Fonts Grocory Co. 272
Tho only phonograph mado with
which you can play all makes of
records without Injury to tho records,
tho new Edison Diamond Disc. Come
in nnd test It at Palmer's Piano 1 louse,
2M East Main. 270
Address Lumber, enro Trlbuno. 270
jTJi(! girls baskuC bnll team of the
Grants Pass high school will play the
glrty team of Modl'orfl : high at. the
NtitiitoiTum Friday night, preliminary
toilio Medford hlgh-HIll military acad
oniyjeontost. strictly fresh creamery butter, every
pouifd guaranteed, 42 cents per pound.
Foiifs Grocery Co. 272
List your house, farm and timber
with the Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, 220 West Main street. tf
Take a look! JGIi.OO suits at $15.00.
Klein tho Tailor, 128 E. Malt), upstairs.
209
The locnl police this morning picked
up a Chevrolet ear that, had been loft
standing by the Natatorlum since last
Saturday night, on a notlco from Med
ford stating n car bearing that number
was missing. It Is supposed the auto
had been taken from Medford and run
up hero Saturday night; and fearing
deteollon. the parties bad abandoned
It. In tho car was a bottle contalnln
about a half pint of whisky and two
pairs of women's rubbers. Ashland
Tidings.
The new phone of tho A. W. Walker
Vvd Car Annex Is 18 instead of No.
100, ami the new location Is 123-127
West Main.
Whllo our present stork ot tobacco
lasts wo will soil the leading brands
for S5 cents per plug. Fonts Gro. Co
Patronize homo and build tip pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
made by Hoguo River llrooni Works
DIAMOND DYES DON'T
STREAK, SPOT, FADE
Buy "Diituimid Dyes." m otlu'i
kind, then polled nsulis are guiir
nntrril. Each package t'f "Diamond
Ilyps" contains simple diriMlimis to
dlnmond-dye worn, KhHbby skit-it,
waists, drosnCH, routs. Klovr-a, stock
ings, mveateiB, dvuperli-M. ooverloKs.
everything, whether wool. silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods, new, rich, fmle
es colors, J)ruBB"lsl has Color Card.
Adv. 1 T. 4
The usual prediction of rain for the
weaincr a uay unuim wm mnuvu vj
weather bureau this morning. Just a
trace of rain fell this morning.
It is a proud distinction, well earned
by the 1921 model liulck Six, that the
new liulck models represent a 25 per
cent greater used value than any other
automobile built In the United States.
The Bulck factory management, is
proud to make this announcement that
their latest product is by far the great
est Bulck yet built and actually repre
sents 25 per cent better used value
than any car ever built. 268
We have butter for 42 cents, 45 cents
and 50 cents. It Is all guaranteed.
Fonts Grocery Co. 272
$05.00 suits at $45.00. It will pay
you to climb my stairway. Klein the
Tailor, 128 E. Main, upstairs. 2C9
This Is Christian Endeavor week and
that world wide organization is cele
brating Kb 40th fenuiversury.
We sell for a profit, but we do not
need so great a profit as some, as our
expense for doing business Is leBS. You
can save enough on two pounds of
butter to buy a loaf of bread. Fonts
Grocery Co. 272
A dollnr roll of butter for 84 cents.
Fonts Grocery Co. 272
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Scheuer and
Will. F. Lcaney of New York city, are
registered at the Medford, as are also
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arnspiger of Ridge
field, Wn Joel C. Stockwell of Castle
Rock, Wn Ed E. Moore of Los An
geles L. Desley of Taeoma and W. C.
Rutherford nnd J. W. Carey of Seattle.
If you want to know any of our
prices call 271, Fonts Grocery Co. 272
"Spot" dances at Gold Hill Saturday.
271
Candlemas Day dance at Nat tonite.
Excellent music and the best floor in
tho country. ' 208
W. T. Normile left last night for
Oakland, Oil., whero he will visit with
his family for two weeks and look
after business matters.
Up In quality, down in price. Klein
tho Tailor, 128 E. Main, upstairs. 209
Grape elder, fresh from the press at
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dopt. Phono 22-R.
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661.
There will be a delegation from Med
ford In attendance at the American
Legion boxing bouts at Grants Pass
next Friday night, which have been ar
ranged by Joe Thomas.
Cundlcmns Day danco tonite at Nat.
Lucky Spot dances. Free dancing until
9:30. 208
Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder.
Phono 902. Elinor Ilanley Bush, 826
East Main. 310
200 pair new Bhoos at cost. Second
hand shoes and shoo repnlrlng at the
Medford Shoo Hospital, 119 East Sixth
street, Modford.
J. W. Utter, tho well known entile
man of Klaniaih county who had been
on a cattlo buying trip thru eastern
Oregon and points north, and who has
been In this vicinity on tho sanio er
innd left today for northern California
points whero he expected t opurchnse
still more stock.
Parties having Oriental rugs that
need repairing phono 929. 209
Hard Times ball nt Englo Point
Saturday, Feb. 12. 277
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
. Neeley and family of Ashlnnd
yesterday moved to their ranch In the
Applegnte section to reside there
until next winter.
Dance tonite at Nat. Lucky Spot
dances. Imperial orchestra. Latest
music, finest floor. 208
Bring your clean old rngs to this
office, 0c per pound.
Hemstitching nnd pecoting . Buttons
covered. Handicraft Shop. 270
Gaston Domergue is expected home
soon from New York city whero he
went two weeks ago lo attend the
annual convention of agents of the
Metropolitan Llfo Insurance company
T. Edy will paint ami paper your
house reasonably. Also will make your
cane seats and repair your furniture,
lluys and sells. 1125 West Tenth or
Box 1070. Medford. 271
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association
tf
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
(arm. Medford Electric Co.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IC. Hummell of
Ragle Point are guests at the Holland
who arrived Tuesday.
Candlemas Day dance at Nat. tonite
Dancing begins promptly at 9 o'clock
208'
Another big dance at Talent, Friday
Feb. 4. 270'
Car eastern corn on track. Bulk
$10.00 per ton, $12.00 per ton snckod
Seo us for new low prices on all feeds.
The Rogue Valley Milling Co., corner
Ninth and Front streets.
John J. Wilkinson of this city, an
George J. Hewitt, deputy Interna'
l-evenue collectors, are In Klamath
Falls this week assisting the public In
making out income tax returns. From
Klamath Falls they will spend a wee!
in Ashland for the same purpose and
then will come lo Medford for a stay
Income tax returns prepared. Linda
235 East Main.
Ail styles of buttons covered. Hand!
craft Shop. 270
Car eastern corn (in track. Bulk
$10.00 per ton, $12.00 per ton sacked
See us for new low prices on all feeds.
The Rogue Valley Milling Co., corner
Ninth and Front streets.
A. W. Oborg and Jesse Peterson o
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mnstln o
Kugene and II. J. IVmnior of Roseburg
are stopping at the Nash.
Spot dances worth while tonight nt
Nat. Music that makes you dance
Free dancing until 9:30. MS
A prl.o waltz nt Talent, Friday
night. The Hub Shoe store of Medford
will give a fine pair of shoes to the
lady of the winning couple. 270'
Odd balls of yarn at 30c per ball
Handicraft Shop. 70
Miss Edith Sweeney arrived home
this forenoon from a three weeks visit,
with her sister, Mrs. R. C. Day at
Portland.
Lucky spots at Nat tonight and
many or tneni. .Many iree ounce".,
Excellent music and the best floor.
268
Our entire stock of fine auto robes
at cost some bargains believe me.
The Busy Corner Motor Co. 281
Now Is the time to have your old tire
and tubes put in shape. Exchange
Tire Co. 272
Johnny Reed, postmaster of Gold
Hill, was among the out of town visi
tors at the American Legion smoker
last night.
Car eastern corn on track. Bulk,
$40.00 per ton, $42.00 per ton sacked.
See us for new low prices on all feeds.
The Rogue Valley Milling Co., corner
Ninth and Front streets.
Oregon Nursery Go., largest In the
northwest. All kinds of fruit and
shade trees, ornamental shrubbery,
etc. See or address V. S. Abraham,
508 South Grape St., Medford. 280
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 23o
Sast Main. 4
The will of Marshall C. Awbrey
probably the last survivor of the Mex
lean war in tho state of Oregon, was
filed at Roseburg last week. The sum
of $500 was bequeathe!- to Colonel
Robert A. Miller, prominent democra
tic leader of this stato, the rest of the
estate being left to a nephew. Awbrey
died nt the soldiers' homo in Roseburg
a few days ago on his ninety-second
birthday. Portland Journal.
Knights of Pythias Informal dance
at Castle hall, Friday evening, Feb. 4.
All knights cordially Invited. 270
Delco-Llght farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
A nice assortment of children s rom
pers reduced 33 1-3 per cent. Handi
craft Shop. 270
A goodly number of out of town pa
trons were In Medford today to take
advantage of the Wednesday bargains
offered by local merchants.
Personal attention to overdue ac
counts. Lindas, 235 East Main.
Gertrude Kirkpatrick, Spencer cor
setlere. Phone 140-R. 280
"Spot" dances at Talent Friday. 270
Portlnnd guests at tho Holland In-
cludo B. IT. Garrett, R. J. West, S. T.
Campbell, L. A. Newton, J. W. Hau
liers, W. V. Walker, G. F. Hiles and
C. E. Heltkemper.
Horse-Shoe tires have stood the test.
Full guarantee and free tire service for
tho mileage. Exchange Tire Co. 27
Fresh cottage cheese, Dairy Nook
Majestic "4" at Gold Hill Saturday.
271
0. C. Hoggs arrived homo this fore
noon from Memo Park, Calif., near
'alo Alto, to which placo ho accom
panied his son Carter, who entered a
private boys school there.
Vess E. Jones has Just arrived from
Houston, Texas, with good news con
cerning Mogul Producing & Refilling
company, and all stockholders and
prospective purchasers of "Mogul"
securities should see him at onco nt
Edwin P. Hughes' office, as he will be
here but a few days. 208
Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and
clock repairing, 11 Fir street, .
Wo have a largo stock of repaired
and rebuilt tires. Exchange Tire Co.
272
J. J. Skinner left today for Gold Hill
on business.
Good eats tit Talent Friday. 270
Pacific Package goods reduced 25
per cent. Handicraft Shop. 270
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf
Wanted Singing canaries. Box D,
Mall Tribune.
Mrs. M. It. Rice, night ticket agent
at tho depot, Is home front a several
days visit at Portland.
Wo save you money on your dry
cleaning, dyeing nnd repairing. City
Cleaning Wo Its, 401 South Riverside.
Phono t(4. ' tf
Majestic "4" nl Talent Friday. 270'
F. II. Tlchenor, of Eugene, district
malinger of the Woodmen of the World
arrived in the city this morning for a
month's stay on business connected
with that, order.
Chicken feed wheat $2.05 per bun
died sack lots. Russ Mill. Phone 529
tf"
Sprague RIegel of Gold Hill waB a
Medford visitor yesterday.
Infants' dresses in Pacific Package
goods reduced . Handicraft Shop.
270
When overhauling your old bus put
new life In it by demanding genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac
tory equipment on the best cars. The
Busy Corner Motor Co. tf
San Francisco guests at the Medford
are D. W. Ilurrell, H. S. Livingston,
J. S. Xowenthal, A. S. Thompson and
S. F. Samish. Portland guests at this
hotel are C. P. Schmeer, Z. N. Agee,
L. M. Green, R. G. Holden, Cecil S.
Schryer and E. S. Morris.
Business college boy wants spare
time work. Phone 259-H. 271
Do not order calendars from travel
ing representatives or out of town
firms. We have a factory line of all
sizes and kinds of calendars, wall
pockets, cut-outs, etc., that we will
show the trade later and save you
money on the -same. tf
Bring your clean old rags to this
office, 6c per pound.
Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Minear are recelv
ing congratulations on the arrival of
an 8Mi lb. boy.
The wool and mohair growers of
Jackson county are requested to meet
in tho library building at Medford,
Saturday, February 5 at 2 p. m. to
perfect an organization to pool their
wool for 1921. It's Important that all
growers be present even if they only
have half a dozen sheep. F. W. HeriTn.
270
R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, pluB Service.
Rompers In unbleached batiste and
white poplin stamped to embroidor,
greatly reduced. Handicraft Shop. 270
Much interest is being manifested in
a coming amusement event at Central
Point next Friday night, the details of
which will soon be forthcoming.
Big dance at Gold Hill Saturday
Feb. 5. : 271
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661.
Dairy Nook lunches please.
Notice
To all my friends I wish to announce
that I have a shoe-shining parlor In
Brown and Brown's. Try ino out.
Prompt attention given all work sent
in by ladies. RAY RLACKBURN.
270
HEALTH OF WOMEN
QUICK RELIEF
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substituteforcalomel. No
Rriping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
nnd bowels to act normally. They
never force them to unnatural action.
D; Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
If you have a bad taste, bad breath,
feel dull, tired, are constipated or
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re
sults from Dr. Edwards' little Olive
Tablets at bedtime.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To buy milk bottles. Phone
0S5U-3. 270
WANTED Any kind of work for hoy
14 after school and Saturdays, with
or without wheel. Box 40, Mail Tri
bune. 270
WANTEll By 18-year-old boy. situa
tion, any kind of work. Address
Box P. 11. 1... Tribune. 270
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for cattle
eight acres irrigated, with buildings.
close in. W. E. Mann. K. R. 4. :
FOR SALE Two thoroughbred Ches
ter White cows. Weight about 150
lbs. Guy M. Martin. 54 miles south
west of Medford, on Griffin Creel;
270
WANTE1V From owner, a 5 or t
room modern bungalow: east slib
preferred. Ans. Box 41, Mail Trl
bone,
How many perfectly well women do
you know? Isn't it true that in order
to keep up with the march of pi-o
gress the endurance of woman is often
strained to its utmost and the tax upon
her physical .system is in many cases-
greater than she can stand. Head
aches develop, and ilervous irritability,
backache, u"Vagglng down sensations,
And other painful ailtnents peculiar to
women. The reliable remedy when
woman gels into such u condition Is
Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound, as for nearty half a century
it has proved .the natural restorative
for these troubles'.
LOOK WHO'S HERE
BIH Splvcns." Accompanied by Ills
J-'atnmiM MuMi-llotnuI "Steve,'
Will Appear livery Week lu
The Mull Tribune.
,lunt why this famous cartoon char
acter-has I'omc to Mod ford ,-r-no one
seems to know. The fart that "Hill'
is here was learned from J.-11. Deni
son of the Medford Auto Company,
who merely smites nnd looks wise
when questioned by a Mail Tribune
reporter. "Just wait and wateh," is
nit Mr. Donison would say when
questioned.
It is rumored that Splveus Is the
apent of some foreign government
while others say It is a business proper
sition he is here on. and others inti
mate it is a love affair in which "Kill'
is devising means to win tho fair one
who is a Medford miss.
"Steve." who is Hill Splvcns faith
ful mush -hound will have something
to say in these columns so wait and
wateh.
Merchants' Lunch
THURSDAY
122 p. m.
50
HOLLAND CAFE
Salad
Chilled Can li flower. Mayonnaise
Soup
Corn Chowder
Choice of
Hreaded, Th-oast of Lamb, Paprika
Sauce
Uoast Beef Hash, Southern Stylo
Corn IJread
Mashed Potatoes Hrai'ed Carsnips
Chocolate Pudding I
Tea Coffee Mil
Try Our Special Plate Lunch
O "
Pleaded Ureas t of Iat Paprika
Sa uce
Corn I tread
Corn Prend
Mnshed Potatoes
Chocolate Pudding
Tea Coffee Milk
BARNEY GOOGLE SAYS:
"It is tho besi buy; for the money in iredford."
A Snappy Mahonny Calf Straight Lace Shoe
for young men at $7.90 a pair.
English Last' Welt Sewed and Rubber Heels.
"Good Shoes
21 North
Central
"Trade on North Central where the Saving
is Big and the Service is the Best."
cdlways good-ljoii'U lite it more mid more
oAlmp good-ifou'll lite it morcand more
cllwap good-ifou'll lite it more and more
ejlwaysgood-ifou'll lite ihnoreatid more
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CARS
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Studebaker-Six, 1919, new paint,
new top, fine condition $850
Dodge Touring, 1919 . . $750
Maxwell Touring, 1918, fine
condition ..... $600
Chevrolet, excellent condit'n $525
Ford Cars from $150 up
Prices to Meet Any Purse
Gates Auto Co.