Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 07, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt le ,1e la all no va: I in int jy I'lll iiai 2 urn Me Btr I I Iff wit ern Wj fro Btt: Sn! of fed ml Bil) fro lml ills Da M 1 Sui r. Bli I nil ma Me liui lioi Ca luti inc 01)1 die the of -tor 1 off COl f ho: cm llu Bo 1 llu no HIE nil co bal Ca' ci J 'a t aril we Fei 231 tlx till or ! Utl Blr, Pn by roi: en; Sei TL Nl! ut Tl J I Wit ...I H.j wt i nlj wl! mil Tl k ye i tii Sc: ti; Nl? lit sli. DO! E: PAGE TWO MEDFORT) MATE TRTPJTXE, MEDEORT), ORK;OX, MONDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1021, Tocal and Ju Personal John n. Painter, 'the photographer, received a message from Portland Sat urday night stating that his father who is 70 venrs old, had been killed at some Junction 1-oint near there thru his auto having been struck by a rail road train. .Mr. Palmer left for Port land, near which city his father re sided, Sunday morning. Valentines at Swem s Studio. 2 it. ' Our entire stock of fine auto robes at eost-somo bargains believe me. The Busv Corner Motor Co. t1 vnw la the time to have your old tire mid tubes put in shape. Exchange Tire Co While it was raining hard this fore . .... .ii,m. 1.1-r.iilnllon for the noon uio '"'' i - , next 21 hours beginning at 5 p. m. to day came by telegraph from the San Francisco bureau forecasting fall weather. There was only a trace of rain Sunday. -The Hlue Jay Twins at Eagle Point Saturday, Feb. lli. Oregon Nursery Co., largest In the northwest. All kinds of fruit and shade trees, ornamental shrubbery, etc See or address V. S. Abraham, BOS South Grape St., Medford. 2S0 Delco-Llght Electricity for every i.eilforil Electric Co. i i.-niicll commander of the wni American legion post, leaves to night for Salem, where he will work .imnnn the members of the legislature in behalf of the legion's anti-.lapanesc land leasing and owning proposed law. and in behalf of the bonus legislation for ex-service. -men. Regular communication of lteanies Chapter Wednesday evening, Feb. !tth, at 7:30 sharp. No initiation. Social (.. i mi-. Westcrlund's commlt- tco in charge. For information regnrdlnfi Jitney ser vice to the Now York Chamber Music Society concert at Ashland Wednes day, Feb. S cull at the Andrews Studio. Income tnx returns prepared. Lindas 235 East Main. There was horn today at their home, K:tr Pnnn avenue, a nine pound son to i m Kdirar Wight. Mrs. Wlirlit. and Iho boy tiro doing nicely Lincoln's lllrtlulay greeting cards at The last week of the farm bureau membership drive began this morning Gaston Domergue, superintendent in this district of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, arrived home last adur snnerlntendeuts and agents of the president of 't?..L ,. Joy, its former piesmunc, ,.ol... with 13 solicitors at work throughout .he county seeking new memners. me Swem's Studio, J7fi' Invest vour savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association List your houso, farm and timber .il, the Medford Land & insurance Airenev. 220 West Main street. If Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang has one of the finest voices ever heurd in .Men ford. She sings four exquisite num hers on Greater Medford club program before their dance tomorrow night, "llalloon" (lances at Jacksonville ..Friday. 27 (i While our present stock of tobacco lasts wo will sell the leading brands for nr. cents ner nlug. Fonts Gro. Co. 272 A large number of Medford people nre Dimming on attending tho New York Chamber Music Society concert AiM.uwl. Wednesday. Feb. I). Tick ets may be 'obtaln'ed at the Andrews Studios, at Palmer's Music Store or al E; C. Hoot's. , Sunday was a day of unusual inter est and encouragement at the First llaplist church at. all the services of the (lay. The Sunday school registered over the 200 mark again. A Decision ilav service was held. Itev. F. U. Leueli addressed the school nnd made an np imnl for decision In the Christian life. An unusually large number responded to tho appeal. At one of thojiirgest communion Hervices of Iho church an offering of some $r!i was taken for tin China Fnnilno Holier fund. Tho pastor also gave the Hand of Fellowship to ten new member who had united with the church (luring the past month, 'lb' church has a goal of seventy-five mem hers before Easter. Sixty of the mini ii huve already been obtained, and others will unite aoon. The church up painted 'licv. and Mis. F. It. Leach and William llavls to represent the church at an Important denominational con ference to be held at Eugene. Feb. If' and Hi. The church Is emphasizing Every Hay Evangelism rather than the evangelistic meeting plan, and the re sult Is very encouraging to the church officials. 1t Is a great surprise to many people to-learn that as big a car as the ltuick can be operated as cheaply as tho light cars. When gas. oil. tires and repairs are all considered Jim Logan, the min ing man who lives on SisUlyou Heights nnd Mr. Muirhead, manager ol me Cold lllll Cement plain, have kept lecords of thousands of miles of driv Ilia their llulcks which show almost unbelievable gas mileage even at high speed. Portland Is an easy Hip on a tank of gasoline ceu with the small lliilck tank. Ask them. -'72 We have butler for 12 cents, 15 cent and DO cents. 11 Is all guaranteed Fouls Grocery Co. superintendents company. Everybody going Tues. night to the Greater Medford club's entertainment at the Nut. -'-Patronize home and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Rogue Klver Broom Works. 272 If you want to know any of our prices call 271. Fouts Grocery Co. 272 The Kogue Hiver Valley Ministerial association held a meeting this after noon at the public library in this city. A block of seats will be reserved for Medford patrons at the New York Chamber Music Society concert at Ashland Armory. Wednesday evening, Feb. 9. -'- Grapo cider, freBh from the press at the Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dent Phono 22-H. Spot'' dances at Jacksonville Frl. 270 O P. norinan lias returned home from a several days visit with his brother at Grants Pass. Spuds, spuds, wno's got tlie spuds? Warner, Wortman & Gore, $1.75 per hundred delivered. 274 We have a large stock of repaired and rebuilt tires. Exchange Tire Co. 272 A few tons of stock carrots. Shade- land Eclipse seed oats, the latest otter ing of the celebrated Shadeland family. S'ealon Ranch. Central Point, phone i 27(1 Tho Greater Medford club program to be followed by ft dance will begin al 8:15 Tuesday evening at the Nata torial!!. Everything is in readiness and the people of Medford will greatly enlov tho evening and at the same time help the club to assist the local nbllanlhronic organizations. Everybody going Tues. nlglit to me Greater Medford club's entertainment at the Nat. 27, Personal attention to overdue c counts. Lindas, 23o East main. , fioitriido Kirkpatrick, Spencer cor- setiere. Phono 110-lt. - Oregonians stopping at the Medtord are J. It. Haves of Grants Pass, w. Ji i.itwiunv of Merlin. C. Buchanan oi Cnrvallls and F. M. Caldwell, It. u Minis. P. li. Rogers, M. N. Perkins and P. H. Hnrgood of Portland, t.uesrs from California at this hotel are lhos II. Hess of Oakland, T. G. Bradley of Copco, and Felix Fredenthal, John E Lee. A. Zncharlas, Harry lloetier, i,. a McGee, R. R. Uarle, R. K. Skinner nnd J. T. Farley of San Francisco. Horse-Shoo tires have stood the test Full guarantee and free tiro servlco for tho mileage. Exchange 'lire Co. Popcorn that will pop big nt Vi arner Wortnian & Gores. Majestic " I" at Jacksonville, Fi t. 270 F. W. Hopkins of tho United Slates murine corps service arrived here front Mare Island Sunday on a short fur 1 fin li visit wilh his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins, at the Medford. Everybody going Tues. night to the Greater Medford club's entertainment at the Nat. 27: Carl Jeschko, high grndo watch and clock repairing. 11 Fir stroot Jonathans, freshly packed, line rude. See Connor's Warehouse. 270 George Brown of Brownsboro, was one of tho visitors In the city today from that section of the county. Gllddcn dry lime and sulphur. Prices Ight, ipiality the best. Conner's Ware house. When bettor nutomoblles aro built. Bulck will build thorn. tf Prize waltz at Jacksonville Friday night. The Hub Shoe Store of Med ford will give n fine pair of Walk-Over shoes to the gentleman of the winning couple. 2 it The Oregon State Retail Shoe Deal ers association will hold Its amiual convention In Salem on February 21th Wanted Singing canaries. Box D. Mall Tribune. We savo you money on your dry cleaning, dyeing nnd repairing. City . Medford are I" York and H. 1 1 Ity, L. M. Haul f and C. L. Farrar, project leaders oi the bureau, and Mrs. A. H. Davenliill. Outside the county solicitors are W. IS Llndsav and J. It. Hawes, president H...1. secretary-treasurer of the Jose phine county farm bureau, J. L. Lauu; and Joe NoK, officers of the Coos countv farm bureau, Percy Stearns and W. M. Shiimerllcli of the Linn county farm bureau, and Claude Bu chanan and Ray L. Jenkins, officers of the Benton county farm bureau. Mrs. Davenhill of the Valley View dis trict, holds the distinction of being the first woman solicitor of any farm bur eau membership drive thruout the United States. R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Tickets 50c each tor the dance and program given by the Greater Medford Club, Tues. Feb. S, on sale at Crow- Palmer s Music Co., me liuu, Eastern guests at the Medford are II. E. Gilbert of New Kamber of New York city, of Rochester, N. Y. Strictly fresh creamery butter, every pound guaranteed, 42 cents per pound. Fouts Grocery Co. 2'- Everythlng electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 601. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. We sell the best cigarettes for Jl.lk) ner carton or ten packages. They will cost vou J1.75 elsewhere. Fonts Gro. co. , Little Geo. Edward Andrews is fol lowing in the success of both his fath BUREAU DRIVE IN JACKSON CO. The second part of the campaign to secure a greater Farm Bureau for Jackson county, the lecturing tour. met with flattering success last week, are tiie German the L-71 fl'Ki with capacity for :u will be the first British airship 1" Im fully euulppen lor ia..p. service. The lt-:lli is now Hearing completion at Glasgow. Four airships win u u.-.vu ... - ovuprlnientH. The others Kritlsh R-3" and and L-64. i The first tests are expected to tnwe nlai-n on the route to Egypt, -Malta and back. If the experiments prove the practicability of using airships for carriage of goods and passengers, the service may be started fairly early this year. CASCARETS "They Work while you Sleep" er and mother and seems remaiMu". meetings held in Medford on Men tor such a little fellow. His nuinuei , )md ,n Ashland 1)n Tuesday were the program at the Greater Men-, lttl.Bl.y attended and the keenest of in- son s, W oeks & Orr and the Commerce. Spot" dances at Eagle Point Slit. Chamber of 274 leaning Wo ks, 401 South Rtversldo. bono 4M. " The Ladies' Aid of Iho Christian biirch will meet with Mrs. Alenderfer oil lentil streei. wed. aueinnoo. Sal unlay. Feb. 12 Is llnve-a-llearl l'ag dtiv for the Alberllna Kerr Mir serv uuue. I lie lioy cn-oiuf. n.n harge of placing the automobile stick is Thev will be busy for several lavsevery auto should nave : sticker. When overhauling your old bus put new life In It by (leniiuiditig genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tniy eouinineut on the best ears, the Busv Corner Motor Co. tt Chicken feed wheat $2.(.. por bun died sack lots. Kuss Mill. Phono i:i tl Engl tBOBBt5 Thorp, is nothing in the 2 world quite so nourish ing or helpful as ; Scoffs Emulsion i for thin, anemic girls oC'teen-arje." It is t-A well-worth trying. it Scott & Down, nbomiktd, M.J. ALSO MAKEHSOF (Tablets or Crannies) for INDIGESTION 7 1-" l- at The Blue Jay Twins' Point Saturday, reli. 12. T. O. Gordon is among the visitor in tho city today Irom Aslilaud. If you are Interested In making good Investment, yon should at one purchase securities of the Mogul Pro ilinine Refining company, i.eav your orders at Edwin P. Hughes' r estate office. Ho not order calendars from travel me reiuesentatlves or out of town inns. We have a factory lino of nil stes and .tinds of calendars, wall .ekets. cut-uts. etc., that wo wlU show the trado later nnd save ( 'noney on the same. Guests at the Holland include .lames K. fonder and U B. McCrary of liose hnvA. M. P. Colliion of San Francisco .Hid M. i.. Cone of Seattle. T. Lily will sell you all kinds of lots 'Hid houses in Medtord reasonable and .m time payments, or cheap for cash Also furniture, wagons and harness. etc. old 273 rags to this Bring your clean office, Co per pound. "Balloon'' dances nt Eagle Point Sat Percv Stearns of near Albany officer of the Linn county farm bur- who is one of the outside solici tors here helping In the jncKsnn conn- farm bureau membership drive this week, Is a brother of Ur. Konen n. Stearns of this city. Modem Woodmen will meet Tues- lay night, Feb. S, at Hlckerts hall, cor. aln and Central. . -'- If your clothes aro not becoming to you you nan netier ue conuns iu u". antorliim Dyo Works. tf Chicken feed wheat $2.Cu per hun dred In rack lots. Uuss Mill. Phone 52'J. tl" Born, on January 31, l'J21, to Mr. mid Mrs. H. L. Mills of 514 west sec ond street, an eleven pound daughter Mrs. Mills and daughter Violet Mil dred are doing well. We repair all makes of phonographs llmer Piano House. 276' Everything electrical. Medtord Elec tric Co. Phone GUI. William Tell Waltz" at Hagle Point Saturday night. 2 An auto accident 111 which no one was injured occurred at 4 p. m. Sunday when a lluick auto crashed into tne concrete lamn post 111 front of the Hubbard Bros, establishment on East Main street, at the corner of Riverside, The Bulek was going at only 12 miles in hour speed when another car passed around tiieni near me cioaonn. i ml crossed close In front of them leaving the driver before the danger was seen tne cnoice oi going pen u into another car parked at the curb, i or the lamp post. The lamp post was broken square off and the ear was badly damaged. N" ' Popular brands of butter sell for more money. It is the same pure fresh creamery butter only a different wrap per. Why pay tho difference? Fouts Grocery Co. 272 We sell for a profit, but we do not need so great a profit as some, as our expense for doing business is less. You can savo enough on two pounds of butter to buy a loaf (r bread. Fouts Grocery Co. 272" Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Sat. 277 Prize waltz nt Eagle Point Saturday night. The Hub Shoe Storo of Medford ill give a fine pair of Walk-Over Shoes to the gentleman of the winning couple. 27 1 Among visitors In the city Sunday ind today were F. C. Hoffman oi Applogulo, it. C. llayninu of Eagle Point, Win Hamilton of ltuch ami Clyde L. Smith. The Salvation Army is in need ot some beds, bedding and chairs, etc., for its general relief work. Those having anything like that that they can spare please call Sfiti or call at residence. Apple street. Wo can also use asl-off clothing, shoes, etc. Envoy ind Mrs. Sinclair, otficers In charge. 277 200 pair new shoes nl cost. Second hand shoes and shoo repairing nt the Medford Shoe Hospital, 11!) Host Sixth street, Medford. We can supply your requirements in Dormant Oil. Liquid Lime and Sulphur, Dry Llino and Sulphur, Distillate Oil Kniiilslon. Tree Tanglefoot and all other Orchard Sprays. Prices rlglil Quality guaranteed. Farm Bureau Co operative Exchange. 274 On sale at Medford Book Store. Col Sargent's new hook, "The Strategy on the Western Front. Mlbo auto travel Is still kept open over the siskiyous ny uie siikc uigu way department maintaining a driving path thru the snow wide enough tor Iwo car to pass each other, some south bound motorists continue to shi their ears from Ashland or llornbrook (o Keilding because of the still doef snow south of llornbrook. Smith Hill to the north is still bad but not thru mud, as all the mud holes have b filled with rock, but from bumps which make riding not any loo pleasant Piaciicallv all cars are now able t( negotiate the hid without aid We can supply your requirements In Dormant Oil, liquid Lime and Sulphur Dry Lime and Sulphur. Distillate mi Emulsion. Tree Tanglefoot and all other Orchard Sprays. Prices right Oualiiv uiiainnteed. Farm Bureau Co Oiienitlve Exchange. i I G. M. C. program nnd dance to h your community, Tues., Feb. .Mb. 2 (lot vour tickets at once for the Lin coin banquet on Saturday night of this week. Hon put it off any longer you may gel left. The program will be bigger ami better than ever. Patrick Welch of Spokane, nrrlvei In the citv this morning on one of hi periodical business visits. A dollar roll of butter for SI cent Fonts Grocery Co. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NiiBonp. Phone 6S5-J. If ford club entertainment and dance to morrow night will he delightful. Only 5 days left to buy a Western Electric Washer for down and bal ance in 12 monthly payments. PauTs Electric Store. 'ii " Hard Times ball at Eagle Point, Saturday, Feb. 12. -" A dollar plug of tobacco for S3 cents. Fonts Grocery Co. 2l- llrlng your clean old rags to this office, Gc per pound. Arrivals at the Holland today in clude E. li. Elliott of Salem, A. 1!. Ferguson of Eugene and Thomas W. 1,1 Petch of Berkeley, Calif. Helco-Llght farm light and powe nin.ita Medford Electric Co. T. Edy of Medl'ord. 1125 West Tenth street, i-. O. llox 107(i, will sell you one eood building lx2l, one story, very reasonable. See him or address him at! once. Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, East Main. Aifnira seed, tests 99.92; no dodder. ph.o.A 902. Elinor Hanley Bush, S2G East Main. For dry wood pnone 890-x or U4(-ij. Prompt delivery. NDIA'S AGITATION terest was shown. At the meetings held In the rural communities the same spirit was found both as to the numbers attending and in the enthu siasm, Mr. Gray, state organizer, brings in the word that wherever he has met Oregon farmers, he has heard ot tne farm bureau of Jackson county. He says tlial tne acliviiics oi (iiu 1.11 in--i of Jackson county ban given mem easily first place in the minds of fanners the state over. Mr. Gray is especially pleased with the situation here. He finds our farmers alert, in telligent, progressive and be feels con fident that up toward 100 per cent of them will, be members of the bureau when the campaign is over. The farmers of the county are much pleased wilh Mr. Gray and wherever he addresses them they listen with rapt attention to the quiet, logical, and convincing message' that he has for any tiller of the soil. Mr .Mans field is thoroughly "at home" in every sense of the word and he easily holds any group of men and women for two hours or more with Ills clever por trayal of tne wrongs ot mo laiiuer interspersed with just enough wll and fun to clinch his argument. After hearing either or perchance both of the speakers, the listeners go home firmly convinced that the farmer must organize, to enable him to hold his place as a man among men. to secure for himself the good wife, and the boys nnd girls such comforts as nre clue those engaged in tho great basic industry, agriculture. HAMILTON. Ala., Feb. 7. A mis trial was declared today in the case of cn.nt Pnhurt .1. Lancaster, Ala bama National Guardsman, indicted in connection with the lynching ot Wil liam Baird, a miner, near Jasper, Jan uary 13. Bring your clean old rags to this office, Gc per pound. Do vou feel nil "unstrung"! bilious, constipated, headachy, full ot cold! Cas carets tonight for your liver and bowels will luive you tuned up. by tomorrow. You will wako up with your head clear, btonmch right, breath sweet, and skin rosv No griping no inconvenience. Children love Cascorets too. 10, 25, 50 cents. Best Fitting Truss Ever Made Age 56. Rupture Right Inguinal, 6 Yrs. Standing. Very Fleshy. OccupationRailroad Man. Dear Sirs: rii T I find vour Truss the bost fitf.no; Truss I ever had. It is f.oldiim- me all riftht. iave had no slipping nor anv trouble since usiiij? it. Van say am perfectly satisfii'd, and if I hear dF any other sutierers will in form them how your make has helped me. V lth best wishes I remain, Yours very truly, , S. I). - LENT. HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox S tore 109 East Main Street. rnn lyncnamaipc runinuLrLrsumuL GROWING RAPIDLY DIRIGIBLE PUM I nmnnM m cpvdt LU11UUS1 I U Lll li I NKW YORK. Details of the debates in the session of the Indian national coiiKiests held at Naspnr, central India, in tipcemher. have just been received in the malls by the Indian Information bureau of New York, with Hie texts ol resolutions, addresses, etc., at the con Kiess, which have been briefly re ferred to in cable advices. Twenty-two thousand delesates from all parts of I India ineludiim several thousand wom en, assembled at the consress, and decided upon an extension of tho move ment now in proaross, includiii!? 11011 inivment of taxes as an extreme mea- ' Wi One of the resolutions adopted dec! the constitution of the con mess, so as to secure "the attainment of 'swaraj' (national sovereiRiity) by all peaceful and legitimate means. A significant omission trom tne resolu tion was the clause referrins to the use of "constitutional methods for the attainment of self-KOVerninent within the British empire..' Other conferences held at N'anpur took the general attitude expressed by the eoiiKress. The All-India Students' conference passed a resolution in favor of "Immediate and unconditional boy cott of the government and the govern iiinni.nl.led schools and colleges." ,11 hint Hal nresiding at a conference held for the purpose of protecting cat- . nif.-ilnst slaughter and export, tic ued that the cattle question could .,i i. unit i.l until national ao.-i- ienlv was obtained. The opening speech ot tno piesmnu. officer nf the congress outlined a plan r,- Hi,, immediate boycott ot Britlsll ade. In order that the ruling powei mav be gradually exhausted, ne an ocated a plan by which Kuglish plan ters, merchanis. trailers aim man"...- tui-ers in India may be faced Willi a scarcity of labor. This, ho maintained. would produce national strikes of tin- killed workmen in the railway, postal ind telegraph departments. T.oxnoX British aviation au thorities have announced tnat tin t;-:l(l. one of the four airships to lie used for experiments in commercial work, will have a passenger saloon WOMEN DYE ANYTHING WITH DIAMOND DYES Kach package of "Diamond Dyes" i-ontains simple directions to diamond dye worn, shabby skirts, waists, resscs, coats, gloves, stockings, sweat ers draperies, coverings, everything, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, new, rich, fadeless col ors. Buy "Diamond Dyes," no other kind, than perfect results are guaran teed. Druggist has Color Card. Adv. 130 Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday AT THE STAR MEAT MARKET Shoulder Lamb Roast , 22c Lamb Chops , . .25c Veal Steaks ,22-Jc. Hamburger Steak 20c 314 E. Main Phone 273 Merchants' Lunch TUESDAY 122 p. m. 50 HOLLAND CAFE Potato Salad Soup Puree of Navy Bean Choice of: Baki-fl Ox Heart, Apple Jelly lioast Leg of Veal. Celery Dressing Corn 1 tread Mashed Potatoes Hot Cream Sciw Kice Custard Coffee Milk Tc i) BLISS mcv?oo Biisi roittm.T oo Over 1 Million Tablets Tnken Daily Made from KOCH'S, HKKBS and BAKKS, CONTAIN no calomel whatever, will not salivate. RecoGniied since Isr-3 as a Mandard herb remedy tor CONSTI PATION. RHEUMATISM, HILIOUS NKSS. SICK HEADACHE and T.ISOR HEkt:D STOMACH. Reftulales the KID NEYS nnd LIVL-'.K. makes yo-.i healthy, atronit and vigorous. MONEYUACK GUARANTEE in each to. 1. O. PUSS CO., WASH.. D. C. 1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Try Our Special Plate Lunch 35t? Tinkuil Ox 1 It-art. Appln .lel-y I'orn i'.rcatl MaMunl 1'oliitoos Jlk'e (.'ustartl y.a ColT. c Mil ROYAL ARCH MASONS BANQUET Tuesday, February 8 7::to M. Work in Royal Arch Decree. Visitors Wolcoincd. A. I-1. NOTir. Stcy. Oils! Oils! Oils! We are centering all our efforts on one grade of oil and after reducing our stock, will handle only oils used in Ford Cars and Fordson Tractors. At this reduction we. will sell ... ,v. ij ftj ZEROLINE in 15 Gal. Drums for Including the Drums We have only 20 drums left Other oils accordingly Buy your summer supply of oil now C. E. Gates Auto Co. $9.50 Kolt SA1.K Five room modern nu nlslied liiitmnlow recently painted In side and out, :12:1 S. Oianse, $3l'U" fm- iinlek sale. Phone C7--Y. Tl 1-OH SAI.K t'.i acres alfalfa ranch, about L"i acres under irrigation, two miles from Koi;ue Uiver. .1. M. Carl- Kottue Hiver. -M ton, FOIt SAl.K Fresh yoiiitK cow. turkeys. Plinne 7-F-ll- Als FOlt SAl.K Hest small house in Med foul. Kood location, terms. See () 1.. navidsim .it Medford Cigar Stoic. . .. . .r. cor, t-ir ami .M am. 1 1 j FOlt SAl.K Hi "wnor. t" roomed model n House four blocks from Page i theatre on Kast side. Fine garden land. Cheap if taken at once. Pes j 40. VXTKO Second hand bicycle Jaiiiesamphell. Fonts C.roeety. 271 New York Chamber Music Society nr Piano, Wind and String Instruments. Will Appear at Ashland Armory Wednesday Evening, February 9 This is positively the finest organization of its kind in America. ?- xpoi-ial aiTaiisenipnt. in order to accoiiiinotlato ihc entire community of the Romie River Valley Iho price, ha? heen placed at sl.00. Tickets may be obtained at Palmer's Piano House, the Andrews Studio or Mr. E. C. Root.