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Newspaper Page Text1 i ..! l- PAGE TWO Tocal and U Personal Th Attention of all owners and drlT- ;rs of cars Is called to the fact that ; .he new ordinance. prohibiting parking j jf core in front of entrances of the jters or otner places of amusement Is n force, and the penalty for violation I hereof Is a fine of $10. This warning s timely In view of the fact that espec j ally larf!0 audiences will attend the r jasket ball game Saturday night at the N'auuorlum. the Kolb and Dill perfor- 1 nance at the Page Sunday night and i .he Elks minstrels next Monday, and i Tuesday nights at the Page. The coun- i :ll has given the police strict Jnstruc- i jons for the enforcement of the oral f ance. ' ".Music hath charms to'soothe the lavage breast." Hear Mr. witnara wnn I lis violin nt the community party to I norrow night, an added attraction to i iif. Imnerltil orchestra. Those who j neard him Wednesday night declare .; ilm a real wonder. 282 Dance at Savage Creek hall on Sat urday evening, February 19, 1921. I Music by NellBon's orchestra. Tickets, nclijdlng supper, $2.00. ' ; ' 2S3 l It von want some print paper .- in oils, to 'fit In your paper racks or to j i jso without the racks, better see us at j nce and save riioney. 'tf - ; Thej weather was, not as cold this j no'rnin'g by three degrees as It was on i f Thursday morning. The minimum tern-. I ! lerature of today was 27 degrees. . I After all is said and done you will 1 t itlll continue to save at the Groceteria. : j - , , . . 'tf' ; Tires 30x3, $12.50; 30x3', T15.76. ; i Guaranteed 5000 miles. N'ew shipment, . ;io ba'nkrupttocb, ;NrdwlckTfrekh' Supply Co., S-fKront, Medfordi- ;'.,280 j Delicate shades In new spring yarns'. landlcratt Shop. 287 I The Ashland high quintet defeated he Roseburg high basketball team by i 18 to 17 score at Ashland last night. The Koseburg boys maintained a lead . iractlcally ' throughout the contest, shland making her winning 'points fn he last three minutes of play. The wo teams will play again tonight at t sbland. ,' " ', , I Brooms made by the Rogue River ' Broom Works are the best for the i noney. Insist on home made brooms. ) 284 f; Good eats at Talent Firl. ' ' 282 il A real celebration at the Katatorlum liommunlty party' tomorrow- night in1 lonor of the winding basket-ball team, ivery body Is Invited to attend this tiarty which will be the big event of (i.ije times. A splendid entertainment pven tho you cannot dance. Free danc- ng until 282 Rev. K. P. Laurance of the Klamath ?allB Presbyterian church will preach Sunday morning and night at the f ocal Presbyterian church. Tho con ; ;regatlon will nicet after the morning f, icrvlce;i Mrs. Fred Strung will sing at i joth services, also the quartet. . :i Buttons made to order. Handicraft Shop. . , 287 V; HoniBtltcliIng and 'plcotliig. - : 10 cents per yard.' - ' Tho Vanity Hat Shoif,' --- : ; ); Cor. TUnln nnd Bar'tlelt' if I Qrapo'Clder, fresh from the press "at ' .he Jackson County Creamery Bottling ' ,! Jont, Phone 22-1. ' ' ' ' ; . ' 'f GucBts at the Medford include Mr. ; ! ind Mrs. Gebrge Wolla of Chicago, Mr. i inclMrB. E. R. Klalo of New York; MIbb , Ituth Bell of Appletoh, Wis.,- L. H. ! i Juenther'of Kniisaa City,- A. P. Reyn- f )UIb bf Boston; r3. A. Pourier of Diiluthf, , ;j! Minn., Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Connor of j Seattle itiid T,. F. Wray arid' O. B. Wll- !' nughby of Snn FranclBco. j After toll Is Bald and done you will 4 it ill continue to save at the Groceteria. : ; Uegfnriirig tho 1st of March;' we will i j tart l-dtnil milk routo. Our milk j Ail) coinpi fresh from the cows nnd not ii iasturlsf0. 12V4c per quart. Hoover , S Dairy ( Phone 452-Y. , - '. ' AttoBiitlie commtiulty dnnclng putty ! lotuorrlA; night and help, celubrnte in ionor eft Die winning basket-ball team special Invitation to you whothcr . , oii dnics or not. . A grand good, time. K notct.ylollnlHt'vill 'appenl- with' the Imperial orchoatru. iuirlier't .Alford will be heard in several new Bongs. . . '.. 282' A false report tn circulation that he Page theater has beph sold out for jolh pniforniaiicos, of the Klk mlna j :teW Mit ilondhy aiid Tuesday nlghtii. (Vhlle the large advnnce sale I nil lea ten irowdbtl houses for both those nights .here are lots of good Bents iiot yet told, altho the nuinbrr Ib decrenxing : j svory minute: I ne conter uotijr cents I lownstnlrB fo Monday night are all inld, but a number of good fonts on the i (Ides . are left,' The advance sain for t Tuesday night Is also large. t Dulco-Light Electricity for every i (arm. ' Siedford Electee Co. ' J , I'orscnal attention to overdue ac- r :ountn. l.lndan. 235 East Main. . sl!l sill', o- vii'. v mm i . "Papa's" Cold Compound" s Breaks any Cold I in Few 'Hours , i IiiBtant nnllcf!. Don't. Ktiiy ntuffeil. 1 tip! - Quit plowing and Hnufflliig' . i lose of "i'npe'a Cold Compound ' ' .aken cVery two liours until throe loses ai-e taken UBiinlly In enks ii niiy : .old. The vei-y first lom opens ehmged nontrilB nnd tho nil- panMigei of the t head: stops hose running: relieves the j lieailarhe. dullness, feverish ne. "Tape's Cold Compound" nets qnl.'K sure, and costs only n few cents nt drug stores. It act without nsraiHt -ince, tastes nlre, oontains no quinine k Insist upon Pape! a dr. Are you 'still bearing Tn mfnd that this is prune week nnd doing your part towards decreasing Oregon's immense surplus prune crop? " , Hemstitching and p'lcotlng. Handi craft Shop. . . 287 Clarence. PJerce Is. agent. Jor. three good fire insurance companies. Better let him write your business. Phone 105 or 617-U ... , . . .283 After all fs said -and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. . tf Lincoln McCormlck of Medford. "sec retary of the Medford Irrigation dis trict, and J. C. Perry of lbe same city. one ol the directors of the district, were Salem visitors Wednesday. They report the sale of the district bonds to Patrick Welch the Spokane contractor, at 99 cents on the dollar and the let ting of the construction contract to the Kogue River Canal company for a cost to the district completed of J112 an acre. Salem Capital Journal. "Charlie" Thirklll, the Bulck repre sentative from Portland, who spent the past two days with the Medford Auto Co., Is chuck full of enthusiasm over the wonderful business the Bulck is doing throughout the west. He says: "Los Angeles Ib making 1000 retail sales per month and Portland Is about out of cars, despite the tralnloads ship-' ped fn to carry them through the win ter. Never has yiere been such a vol ume of business In Bttlcks." ' If you want to get more milk feed MoISksO-Meal, the superior cow. feed, composed of linseed oil meal, cocoa- nut meal, Bqya-bean meal, mllo maize. cereal, by-products and Hawaiian cano molasses. Buy a sack today. Monarch Seed Co. and Rtisg toll, sale's agents for this wonderful feed. .'. . tf Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association, ' . . . tf 'N. 8. Bennett; chairman bt (lie sick and relief committee of the Elks lodge is laid up,at his dome with what Is re garded as a temporary Illness, and hopes to be soon' on the job again of looking after other sick Elks and lneni; bers of their familfesi 1 LiBt your house, farm - and. timber with the Medford -Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main street. ? ,tf Huge tire sale now going on at the Busy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of It how and guaranteed Btock. : .,291 - Kew spring and summer line of Pa cific Package goods received; models on display at The Handicraft Shop. . - - - ' -'-..' ' '287 ' The schools of the city , and county will observe, next Tuesday, .Washing ton's birthday, with patriotic programs The banks and ' postofflce will be closed that day,' r ' '. Just received the advance Btyie's fn spring nillllherv. Lottie M. Howard. 109 North Central. '. ",r , 284 Prlie waltz at Talent Friday WghL The Hub Slibe Btore bf Medford will give a fine pair of Walk-Over shoes to the gentleman of the winning couple. .-;' . 282 Electric vibrators repaired by Pierce 116 N. Central, "The Glass House, '"''" 2S4 Mrs. Henry Provost who had beeo in a TMeilford Hospital for several weeks .for treatment returned home to Ashland this week, Have your phonograph' greased and graphlted. it .will run better.- See Pierce, 11GN; Central or phone 92 5-L. '' , . 284 After all is said 'and done, you Will still continue to save at the Groceteria. - r - lV . .i U Mr. and Mrs. George Howard have returned from Los Angeles and San Francisco, ' Where thoy wore ; three weeks. Mr. Howard on huslnoBs and Mrs. Howard studying millinery Btyles and buying. goods.'. Among the Oregorilans registered at tile Holland are Mr. and Mrs. C. H Manning, R. C. Brown and J. R. Lee of Portland,, E. A. Geary of Klamath Falls and James E. Conder of Rose- burg. Why not be Jones' customer arid buy your grocerloB right'.. , '. 282' He protected against Iobb by fire by lotting Clarence Plorce write your in surance Phone 517-L. 283 "Spot" dnnces at Talont Frl. iPleree'ls a small-motor expert. 116 X, Central. "Tho Cilnss House." i 284 M i'B. W. R. Murray, GOB ' Jordiin street, Wednesday afternoon when (the went to 'the poultry yard to fefid hor flock of Rhode Island Reds was amaz ed to Bee a big hawk circle around nnd with a flaxh pounce down onto her big red rooHtor and attempt to carry It awuy. The rooster wns too heavy for ihe hawk and there was a scramble which occupied enough time for Mrs. Murray to run to the woodxhed and get n garden rake.' In a few minutes tho battle was over and Mrs. Murray anil the garden rake were victors, the hawk, whleh measured four feet and one inch from tip to tip, being the trophy. Grants Pans Couriei. Special Coaching in Gregg and speed typing by expert Instructor from I lentils. Medford Bimliiess College-. !S7 Flint, showing Btrnw and satin pat tern hats for spring. The yanlty Shop, cor. East-' Main and Tlartlett; v 2S5 Kodak flihflhlng. ,Jap Art Store, tf Huge lire suit, now going on at the Busy Corner Federal tires nt greatly reduced prices, and all of It new and guaranteed stoek. '. ' 291 Tourists continue to pass thru the city In both directions by auto altho Smith hill to the north Is still In bad condition and the highway Jin the Lalllornla Bide of tho Sisklyons is Jm pnssahle between Dimsmulr nild Ga zelle lieeause of snow, . Alfnlfn seed for sale, J2S )Cf -cwL Jesse P. Kk-liarUson, Central Point Feed Store. 282 After all Is snld and dono ybii will till continue to save at the Groceteria. ' .....' . tf Ine'omo tax returns nrenured. Lindas iti East Main. . Experienced dressmaking work done by. the liottr. .Location, Flower Shop. Sparta BUIg. Phone 606, 281 MEDFORD MAtL .TRIBUTE, Dr. J.'J.' Emniens "arrived home to day Irom a two days business visit at Portland Huge tire sale now going on at the" Busy .Corner Federa.1 tires, at. greatly- reduced prices, and all of it new and guaranteed stock. . .291 When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Read Jones' ad some money savers.- 282 Lon Chaney, ' who, appears . In tho leading role in , the picture version , of Gouverneiir Morris1 famous story, "The renaiiy, now piaying at ine fage, was with the Kolb & Dill company sev eral years ago as a comedian. Always for lower prices. Big reduc tion in sterling silver flatware. Sec .Wanted Singing canaries. Box D. Mall Tribune. . :- . '. .1 , Take a look! $63.00 suits at 15.00. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main, upstairs. 287 fs. M. Bullis is In Glendale for a day or so on power company business. . ' , You will find the Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. in their new quarters, 16, South Fir. St. 283 .SJanitary satisfaction t ladles' and men's, suits sponged and pressed 75c. We call, ; Apparel CleanerB & Hatters.; 103 North Central. ?hone 223. ' 283 165.00, suits $i 145.00.. It will 'pay: you to climb my stairway.. Klein tho Tailor, 128 E. Main, upstatrsr 287 W, C. Fox and G. A. Hlfertene of St. Louis aree gueBts-at the., Holland, as are also Chas. Golber of San Francisco. and G. S. McGunnigle, R. C. Oldenburg;! anu q: w. unmn or Seattle.- Big dance! Gold Hill! Sat! Premier- Novelty orchestra! Let's Go! . 282?- Over 2000 cans of government bacon have been sold In eight weeks by he Grocerteria. Getter get what you want before It's, all gone. ,.,., ... , ... If. Read Jones' ad some money savers. . .- 282 Patrick Welch, the president'of the Rogue River Valley Canal company, arrived here Thursday ' to Took after the preparation details tor starting the' work of building the Medford district irrigation system as soon as weather permits. ' . . , .. '. ;' f "" Always for lower prices. .Big reduc tion in sterling silver flatware. See Reddy's window.. . . 283 Our entire stock of fine auto robes at Coat some bargains believe - foe. The Busy .Corner Motor Co.", ' 281 Up In, quality, down In price. Klein the-Tailor, 128 E. Main, upBtairs. 287! Forty Ellis are requested to appoar in the basement of the Elks temple to-, night to assist Stage Director Tom Swem in putting the finishing touches pn the large amount of extra Bcenery for the Elks minstrel show. It Is hoped that twice as many volunteers-bIiow up for this work tonight. -. :'.' '1 Huge tire sale now going on at the Biisy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all, of it new and guaranteed stock. . , . 201 Everything, electrical, Medford Elec tric Co. ; Phone 661. : V . -. ' The medical profession have a code of ethics which taboos advertising but In many districts where the, winter roads are difficult the fortunate doc tors who own new Buicks carry a local. line "Dr.- is driving a new Bulck Six',' and when you, come to think of if. Isn't It- good nidvorUsIng? , Wouldn't, you' rather depend oh the promptness of the doctor who was coming In a Bulck than take chances oir less (h peiidablo transportation? ' ,' ' "'282; Do not order calenoara from travel ing representatives or out p( town. Arms. Wo have a, factory line ot ali slzea and ttlnds ot calendars, Aval Dockets, cut-uts, etc., that we will ?how the trade later and save yon ilonoy oq the same .-: , . , (fi . Jack Moore; traveling representative for jnn electrical supply house in San Francisco is In Medford visiting lilsj fnniily Airaita seed. testB 99.33; no dodder. Phone '902. .Elinor Hanley- Bush, 820 EaBt Main. 1 310 Majestic "4" nt Talent Fr 282 Beginning tho first of March we will start -a retail riillk route. Our price will be 12ttc per quart. Hoover Dairy. Phone 452-Y. -.:-.',.' : tf ,-Trade with Jones' tho store that gives service" along with low prices. .' ; ;., . .. 282 The delegation of Medfoi-d people who witnessed the Roseburg-Ashland football basketball game at ABhland last night felt well repaid for the trip. Another lurge delegation from here will attend tonight's game at Ashland. Insurance of all kinds. .-.Lindas, 235 East Main. , s Vvd truck wltb cab and good body for Bale cheap. New tires. Seely V. Hall Motor Co: . .:-( . ' tf We . 8ave .you money on. your dry cleaning.' dyeing and ..repairing.. .City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phone 4(4. tt Rend Jones' ad soni money Bavers; ' ! ! '.. J'.,v- .-' :, 282 Hubert Guthrie went to. Trail 'yester day on a short business trip. ', Wh'eii' overhauling your old bus -put new life In it by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best can. The Busy Corner Motor Co." tf Try our merchants - lunch. The Shasta. . , i . ,, ,. , . Mrs. Paul llanen, corsetiere for NuBone. PhOne 6S5-J. , U Trade with Jones' the store that gives service along with low prices. . ; . , ,'. . m The 'condition of Mrs. J. F. Hlttsgn,! which was serious early. In the week, j fs reported a,s much Improved j - .Another big dance nt Talent Friday.. Feb, IS. . , . . , 2S2' MOTHER MEND For Expectant Mc.tb.ers Used Br Three Sekeratioms Mft.il pel toOHUT 01 HOTMIRIIOOO m nM SAW. MM BiAOruw Rmvutoi Con PlrT. I P, Atlanta. 0. MEDFORD, OR EfJOX, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ; 1V Official announcement Jias just been made at Corvallis by Paul V Jiaris director of O.' A. C. -extension work, of the appointment of F. C. Holibaugb, as assistant county agent for Jackson county. Mr. Holibaugb 'assumed the duties of the. position oyer a week ago arid is in charge of the office during the absence of County Agent Cate at Los Angeles. ' Oranges, Oranges at Jones' Saturday 5 dozen for 45c 1 I '.- :' 282 .' R. A Holmes, the' insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. pelco-Ltght farm "light and powe platati.. Medford Electric Co. , i j'.W. Stevens of Chlco, Calif.,, is a business visitor In the city. : - j '. 2dpzen good sweet oranges for 45c at Jopes'. Saturday. .. . 282j Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 66L ' ; ; ' ' N'ewcomb" ror planing mill blocks and Manzanita wood. Phone 631. .: ' . .286 .'Among pre'guri .'feutstd ': at -the . Med ford are .Ej Wa'gy of Tillamook.. Mr. and Miiv'.-M. J3. - Dickdher of . Eugene and James E. Lathrop, C. H. Springer, L. C. Rii'chardtj J.JC. Kaye and E. ."B.; Duffy of Portland, i. .. Better bai. af Chandler' thaW -jtlsh you had. ,.'.. tr .200 pair'new Ehpes at. cost. , Second hand shoes and shoe repairing at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. Medford. . . . r . l( . . . Chris. Gottlieb, secretary of the tri- gonla Oil company, received a, cheering letter today ,from Otto Jlikkelson, the company's agent In Portland announc ing that-the Old Astoria jwell is now pumping 14 barrels in 24 hours at 500 feet- "The people '-are ' rushing v; for stock," writes, Mr 'Mikkelson, "8t",I know the Trigonia will make all the money I wanU'' , . , - i ;. 1 Big datlce! Gold Hill!-.Sa ;( 28? Just-received a shipment 'of -80x3 flrst-cioss nonjskid tires, - while , they last J15.00. Medford . Vulcanizing Works. ' ,' .'. . ,;, 299' ..2, dozen,good :Bweet oranges for 4Gc at Jones' Saturday.' '- . , : 282 Several parties: of .Medford, young people, are... planning to motor to, the Gold. Hill .Uanee tomorrow! night after the basketball game. -Dancing-will be gin at 9 p., m. and continue until a late hour. ; The, music will '-be. provided by the Premier Novelty, prchestra.. ... If your clothes are not becoming to .VOU, you had better be coming tp us Pantorium Dye Works. ' : U' Oranges Qrangeo aWones! Saturday 2 dozen for 45c. , ',"; '" " .'282" Jack -Aitkcn . leaves., tonight tor Salem, having, been, snmpujned. there by Captain BeYghduff, state fish and ganje war de'Afindr holies to be back by Monday toVattend.tho; Elks minstrel show.-, , ... .! tfV :i ; ;, . . . Nash-hotel gues'fs Include C. A. Burt of Seattle, Gr B.. Perry of : Sacramento and W, X. Smith and G. R. Stansell of Portland,,' ':. ... '. ' The annual meeting of the Jackson County. Health association at the pub lic library tomorrow afternoon begins at 2 o'clock. All, persons interested lnj tins important' orancn or puonc wel fare are InVltod to. attend, i : ri v ,;: .Included 'among the' county visitors here this fofonoonvWhorriyed Friday are Thos. G. Spangler'ol Prospect and Ernest N. McKee, . T. Lewis, B. F. McCrary and "John' Watson bf Apple- i;atesu-ni;" v .:-. ' . An Oregon party In two large autos enroute home from Los Angeles where they had, been spending the winter, ar rived in the city early, last evening arid; departed for homo this morning. In "the party are Mr. and'.'Mrs; J. B. Woodward and two chlldren.and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gerking, of Adams and Mrs. J. .N. B. Gerking of .Bend. They shipped their cars -front Dimsmulr to Gazelle on the other side of the Siskl yons on learning that stretch wns'lm passuble , because of tho snow; From Gazelle they jolno'd tlie , cars J again, leaving that place aVj.rr.Ji. yesterday and arrived at the'HpCeL'Medrord nt 6 r). m.. This' side ,ot itfia'iouiitnln thoy had to stop once to shovel snow away to allow an lipbouhdcat1 to iiass. They came all the .VayfronV Lot'An gcles .-without chainB onHoelr tires. ' . "Vn.Tn.Rnr-" lina Vinliit 1 li mit;i nrln to break the costly, nerve-shaUerlns tobacco,-habit.' Whenuvor. you Jiu a longing for a cigarette, ciKur, pipe, itv for a chew. Just place a harmless No-To-Bac taldet in your m'otith in stead, to, helij relieve that awful de sire. Shortly' the habit may be com pletely broken, and youf'Htc better nit mental, physically, financially. It's ni easy; so simple. Oct a box of Wo-To-liac ,andt.if it -doesn't relcnne you from all Vraving, foi tobacco, inany form, your druggist will refund your money without question. - Adv. H $70,00.0 T-en by tho Fire DEMON In Medford SINCE JAk. 1ST KJ.-XF.Xt? 1H21 n.,A,;noLus , ,, THE INSURANCE MAN -AH Form Insurance and tJonds ....Jackson County Bank BUIr. , ELKSURGEOTO v HELP FIX SCENERY TEMPLE TONIGHT An appeal As. mado by Tom. Sweqi. btat;e director of the Elks' minhtre! show, for; forty Elks to come to the Elks toniple' tonitrht ,-as volunteer Ti-orkers to aid In preparing tle finbsh -touche? , on the lirge ' amount pf special scenery and decorations for thO Show. t - . - . Mr. Swem and-a'force ot caipcn-: ters have leen hard at work tor two j weeks in the basement of the tempje ,in constructing this Bceiierj " a"d "props, and at the sauie time and place a force of electricians has heeii at work on the jiovel electrical effectu and decorations under O. C. Hein lein as chief electrician....;.,,". Ever' Elk who can possibly spare an' hour ir .so tonight Is requested to hid Mr. -Swein in ft his work, . .. Also tonight the minstrels will hold a Xuli rehearsal In the temple upstairs; behind locked doors. B . Arnold R. Carol held in the county jaif tor auto theft, and who. went on a hunger- strike a week ago, relented Thursday night, and ate a ham sand wich, according to County : Physician -Holt, who visited the youth in his cell, r Use Gem Nut t Margarine ' in your cooking and you 1 will realize how tender, . light, anddeliciouscakes and pastry can taste. ' Gem Nut Margarine ., it ideal for all cooling purposes as well as for ' serving at table. ... .',.' Delicate in 'flavor ' economical in price. , Order a carton today. Swift & Company TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Young calf. 685-R-3. 284 FOR .SALEThi-ee horses with har nt!Ss..wngoa. sulky plow, sprlngtooth. three -section harrow, mower, two cultivators, fanning, mill, other im plements, at sacrifice. Phone 1S-X-4 Central Point. 28o' TAEX VP Brown, mare weight 1500 lbs. Sheblo ranch on Griffin Creek. !.,,., ' ... , - v2S4 Plumbing and ti eating . Quality ' Service ' Wm. Hammett r 42 S. Central Phone 659 -ILL A growing plant "nil their very own", is a houivc of unfailing dvlight t ..chil dren. . They like to .watch things grow and speculate on the WQndorful nv'Klery of the unfolding buds it;iil blossom!. llrinpr your iblldifn here, nnd let them fel-et the plants they want. - iV, , lower onop iUfrf iou fiiul lie 'TTowers " CSparffi T3!dq. , - -U '.C -"vJ . v' 'A -1921 'aJJd' Ttalked to him, and examined his physical. condition. -Carol is kept in a cell .by himself, and has started to weaken in his threat "to die neiore su ing to prisopr' His fellow prisoners have, also endeavored to talk him out of his starving campaign. Among the northern California men in the city are iP. W. Fisher of Yrcka and E. C. Jaquette and J. Jacobs of Hornbrook; " DO YOU WANT your friends to avoid you? ;They. will certainly do so when your breath .is bad. -"-There is no excuse for -anyone having, a' bad -. breath.', A It is caused by disorders of the stomach; M'hich can be corrected b taking Chamberlain's, TabVtsi' Many have been permanently cured of stomaclj troubles by the use of these tablets after years of suffering. Price 2 cents per 'b'otde. ?;' At the close' of the biggest week's business since "opening; our store, we pause to tKank the Medford house lion or our .vin century eiiuris 10 lower ; living costs. We will soon have another announcement of great interest, but that's , to come later. Just now) we will give you" a few prices, not specials, but regular prices as Icrig as present stocks last: , Mazola, pints .... ..... ... . .'. . . . ... 34c - Maizola, qts.:. . '. K V. trX ;!; . 'A :62c ' Mazola 1-2 gal. A ... . . . . . . . .$1,25 Crisco,,! ,lr2 lb; can . . . . . . . : . ; '. ; . , -.35c , Criscoi '3 lb. can . . .". . . . ... . . . . . ,.68c Csco,'6 lb. can . .$1;32 .''Crisco,' 9 lb. can ... ........ . . . . . .$1.98 Heinz Catiup, pints . . . . .. ! 34c Pure Fruil Jelly, 7 oz. jar . ...... . . . 21c S. W. Asparagrass : ; . ''. . ..iZc Del Monte Fancy Tip, small . : v . ; . 24c Del Morite Fancy Tips, large can , . . 42c Tomatoes No. 21-2 can puree, 2 for . 25c Shrimp (best grade) per can . . . . . . , ; 25c Minced Clams, No. 1 size . . . . '. . . . ; 19c Curtis Tuna Fish, No. 1 size ..... 23c Imported Crab . Sardmes in Oil . . . ;. . . ....... 7 : . : 7c Oysters . '. . -. . '. ; ...... 22c 29c ajid Oc Red Salmon, tall cans . . . : 5. -.". . ' 3(Jc nu'UiJ-i r-i.'i---i'iVi it ' nA Gheardelh Chocolate, 3 lb. . ; : . Gheardelli Chocolate; 5 lb. . . . .'. Bakers Cocoa', 1-2 lb. .... ... Minnesota or Iowa Corn 15c, 7 for Here are two that won't last long, so get .in: Caroline Milk, per can ; . . ..... . . ,10c (Per case Mother's Oats, large You Can Always Save at the Gfocete Come in and get some good (fiougfinuts. The Mazola demonstrator is here. Your Frescription Is . Not For Your. Friend ; .' it.lsnt', an act ot friendship to tell -one nhout .li i.ru- scriptlon which "worked fine", in your case. Of course we would get as inuch for filling it. but perhaps there might bo something entirely differently wrong with your friend. "Symptoms'' are misleading. ..A '.'headache", ma be n symptom' of a dozcu different ailments. "We know how to fill prescriptions EX CTLY but let a doctor write them. . , . . 21 4 E. Main St. Thonc 10. A, F. & A- M, ,.-' Regular coinniiinication "lied. ford Lodge 103, Friday eve ntiiir. Feb. lSth. " '7:30 ri. ni. 'Irpporiant business and ah address on .Masonrv by Brother Wm. B. Hamilton. 282. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. The four-eyed fish of the Gulf stream is a parasite hunter, going for its prey into the mouths nf larger fishes which remain perfectly still while the parasita.lB.bclng rciiioved; it j: wife f 6r( her apprecia-: j ... . . . . .:.:0 .$1.09; $1.75 . .30 c; $1.00 of 48 $4.40) rriund pkg. , . .,33 c , ria - 1 1 .HAS KINS. TOR HEALTH