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ocal and
Personal
Senator C. M. Thomas will Bpeak at
the public library Thursday night at
8 o'clock on the history of the teacher
tenure bill which created such state
wide Interest during the recent session
i of the state legislature. All Interested
in schools and BChool legislation are in
vited to attend, as well as the general
public. '
Can . you dance? Start right. We
teach waltz, one-step and fox-trot in
the latest steps, Special attention to
hcglnuers. Strictly private lessons.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
S to 10 p. ni. In Althea hall above
Medford Pharmacy, corner of Main and
' Central. Campbell's Dancing School
for' Refined People. 306
White trucks lead the world in ser
vice, excelling in the least cost in daily
service to : this they add greater dur
ability, greater speed, and n freedom
from repairs that is the envy : of the
automotive world. 30..'
A short business session of the Med
ford post of the American legion will
bo held tonight, beginning at 8 o clock
in the legion hull.
' Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
v: tf
For sale-Outdoor self-cleaning rab
bit hutches. Hllss Heine, Slti West
Tenth street, Medford'. 307
The career of Colonel H. II. Sargeiit
was published on the editorial page
of the Portland Journal yesterday,
written by Fred Lockley, and with the
following preface tg.Jlie,icuKt!'if! arti
cle: "The long and'dlstftigtfjajK'd-record
of an officer of the IToippkdtafas
''.army whoBe home Is iu pnd'itf Oregon's
most historic town's! is 'eplfed by
I.ockcy today. TIla 'off(,cc,r Is also
author of several' works on' military
1 RCtenee-and-milltary-opeiatlons, which
v Jutyajsnn Jjieh .Aqnwtendatlon."
After all Is Bald and done you will
i still continue to save at the Grocerterla.
I '
I Butter-Roll bread is made with the
highest grade shortening and milk. At
I your grocer. .. . . 308 j
Mr.- and Mrs, C. L. Eiidicott of Og-
Ideni'Utah, are. tourists who arrived In
Medford yesterday from southern Call- i
fertile and are guests at the Holland.
I ;V, After all' IB said and done you will
I still continue to save at the Grocerterla. 'i
:.' :'.,-.-. ,-
Old' Ireland, personified at the Nata
torju'ny St. Patrick's Eve, Wednesday I
nlgltti;; . 303
-n. jfcl- Brown of Hood River, who Is
vli(tlng ' his grand nephew, Harry
8c'ou'g'ali, ajid family of Medford for -a
fjjw'daysj J a life long republican He
Yted .'the secqnd time for Lincoln,
cartie, to' Portland, Ore., In 1889, later
tfltiv'lng' to The-Dalles. Although 83
years old Mr. Brown Is as active and
nldrf as' ii nan of sixty and takes a
kberl intoroBt in world affairs. . '
' Violin .Instruction,, Florence Howell,
special attention to beglnnors. Sparta
building, phone B4B-H. It'
' Butter-Roll broad a rich nutritious
loaf for discriminating pooplo, ut your
grocer; ' ' ' . 308'
: 'Fdr the first time In years the Med
forjl higl) school will go In for bns'oball
tills' spring, and will meet all the othcTl
I southern Oregon teams In contests on
We' diamond. ' .
I. Mrs..' Paul Hanson,' corsotlcve for
Xiilldpe. : Phone 085-J. tf'l
i Copfdttf, serpentine, favors. Irish
I music and a good time at the St. Put
rick's eve dance Weduesdtiy night,
I Place, .N'utiitoi'liini. ; " 30S
I , Included among the guests at the
Hied ford are N. D. iloberkt and ramlly
? of Oakvillo. Ontario. Cn.. W. CI. Gnston.
' Jr.," of Philadelphia, Anna M. Nllsoon
. Of C'lilcUK'l, T. M. Junes of Milwaukee,
. T. H. Welsh of Denver, C. It.-White
I Wfi'KyoretV Wn.,' J. H. Snarr of Seattle
and. j. m. Kochmann. A. K. wham
nd'Gco. W.-Grimm of San Francisco,
Patronize homo and build up pay-
foils, by Insisting on hnvlng brooms
initio by Roguo River Broom Works
308'
Hemstitching and plcotlng
visitors In the city from Riiseburg
For crating, packing and storage
call 3.13 Koi7.Ur Transfer. 312
Celebrate In' honor of St.' Patrick
Wednesday evening nt the Nntntorium
Confetti, serpentine! and favors' In
abundance. A good time for every one
303'
At the .Rogue River College Worn
eli'B club' meeting at Phoenix lust Snt
tirduy the club decided to give a $i0
MininrshliVln a Jackson 'comity girl to
he selected by the club's seliolurshil
committee.
' Special sule;-d'lscourit 28 per cent, on
all hair goods at Mmo. Dowd Jeffries
Entire stock going. 307
L J'i
INDIGESTION
""Pape's Diapepsin" makes
,v ' Disordered Stomachs
. -i - . feel Yine at once!
10 cents peryynrd. ff
I The Vanity -Saori n t'V
j cor. B. Mali and BfuileU; f j; 5f
' ! M."6. Vnlluoo Is line. of tint ulnttnlsa
t "Lumps of., undigested (J nuivnjr
I jikin." Whrh your plomscli U iu'i.1
i ahd it gusn.r: sour or yon Iiavi lieiirt
'I burn, Sfttulpnre, hendnohe or dynpopiis,
' ) here- is speedy lelief no waiting.
I) ; Eat. ;a tablet or two of l'npe
i j Dispepsin and instantly your stonmdi
j.' feels fine. Alt the indigestion pain
ganlt, sldiry and minory in the stnmnch
Cdtmed by 'acidity end.
Pnpe's Dinpepsln tablets cost little nt
any drugstore. but there i no un-r or
quicker stomach aotaciil jiuown.
The public should -receive some pret
ty good railroad service during the
present time. A large number of the
freight trains that leave Ashland dally
are equipped with an engineer on-elth-
er side of the engine cab and a quar
tet of conductors for a train crew.
Ashlf.nd Tidings.
After all is said and done you will
still continue to save at the Grocerterla.
tf
Better get some of the print paper
on rolls for wrapping paper at .this
office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound.
Come and look at It' and be convinced.
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The condition of Mrs. D. T.- La'wton
who has been very 111 at her home foii
flume time past was a little improved
Monday and she was able to sit up in
bed for a few minutes, but the effort
had a bad effect on her.
; Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 001. . .
failed by the whole Automobile
world as the greatest small car ever
designed the 490 Chevrolet still holds
the premier position from the engi
neers standK)lnt. Rigid tests hnve
demonstrated Its fitness ofr the road
In the hands of many thousand users.
It gives far lesB trouble than any other
make of small car. Medford Auto Co.ltage Grove, Oregon.
303'
I. W. Knight who has been operating
the Jacksonville garage at the county
scat has leased the Pierce ranch on
the Applegate road on which he will
soon move. F. Varney has succeeded
hlin In the garage business.
Delco-Light Electricity . for every
farm.. Medford Electric Co.
It has been reported that A. W.
Walker Auto Co. had sold out. This Is
a mistake. It was M, 11. Walker of the
Auto Electric Co.
W. J. Beckers of llolseK Idaho, Mr.
add' Mrs.- L. C. Evans of Edgewood,
C'allf., C. A. Burt of Seattle and Ed
Burgess of Portland are guests at the
Nash.
Over 2000 cans of government bacon
have been sold In eight weeks by the
Grocerterla. Better get what yon want
oefore It s all gone. tf
Dr. Jouett P. Bray Is in his office
week days except Thursdays, . room
409-410. Phone D80. Lady assistant.
Keep Smiling,".. ... tf
Probable.' rain , is the rather tHscour:
aging weather prediction for Tuesday.
Grape cider, fresh from the press, at
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dept. Phone 22-R. .
, Match your , shade of hair with real
hujr now and got 20 percent reduction
at MnicsDowd Jeffries'. , , 3,07
Plans to. carry, the "gosped of Ore
gon," Including ItB . Industries, its
scenic Condors nn"d!'lts' climatic ad
vantages,, to thousands of Elks- who
wll be assembled in Los Angeles next
July, at the uatlonnl convention of
that ordec, have been laid by the Los
Angeles convention committeo of the
Oregon States Elks' association. In
accordance with plans outlined about
one month ago, when the exulted nlP
era of, 18 Oregon lodges convened In
this city, Oregon , Elkdom's representa
tives will travel, to, Los Angolos as n
unit and will curry on. Its work as un
Oregon delegation, for the purpose ot
putting Oregon on the map.-
Cash, doors and frames everything
In mill work. t Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. , 322
: When better .automobiles are built,
Bulck will bull'd' them; tf
E.- A. Welch, the prominent loc!i
business man and wholesale grocer
left this morning for. a several weeks
vacation Bojnurn In southern Califor
nia, ,and will make. his hondquarters
while gono at Yovba Linda.
' Some first class 30x31,4 tires $15,00.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. 322
Shade frames for electric ".stand
lumps made to order by Pierce, 1111 N.
.Central. "The Glass House," 304
.Midnight Inst night was the time
limit for the filing of Income tux re
turns with the. Internal revenue depart.;
ment,' and the mull .of 'Collector of in
ternal Revenue Miller's office nt Port
land was pilod high yestorduy with the
returns from the eleventh hour fliers
from various purts of the stato.
Rock Springs lump' coal, dry wood,
mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel
C(V tf
Don't put off making that silk shade.
Pierre makes the frames to order at
llli .. Central. Phono orders 925-L.
' . ' 304'
Portland guests n't tho Medford in
elude E. O. Smith, P. J. Morrisou, M.
L.: Walker and II. R. lvemp. . .
After all Is said and done you will
still continue to save nt the Grocerterin,
: ' tf'
Five-room modern bungalow furnish
ed, pnveniont. Close In on good street,
$3000. Terms. Medford Lund Insur
ance Agonoy, 220 West Main,. street.,,
. .. 304
Tho Medford Elks minstrel show
drew the following bouquet from the
Ashland Tidings: "Tlio show was pro
nounced by all to be equal to any pro
fessional aggregation that bus eve!
been exhibited In Ashland."
' t Don't forget to drop Ih and get yiuir
free sample of lloefler's chocolates,
Snturdny, the nineteenth at the Med
ford Phnrilmey, Main and Centrnl.300'
Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92, no dodder.
Phono 902. Elinor Hanley Bush, S26
East Main. . . , 310
'lhe C.ienter Medford club urges
each member to try and bring; In a new
mumlior. To anyone joining fhe oiuh
now the dues will hold' over to Mav,
1922. ',
For building or repairs' done right,
quirk and reasonable cnll 471 Gillette.
Estimates furnished. 303
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 6til.
Miss Mary MneSwiney, sister of the
late lord mayor of Cork, spoke to 4200
people ut the auditorium In Portland
Sunday night in behalf of the Irish
"republic."
Hotel Medford 00c lunches are world
famous. Come and try them. 307
List your house, farm and timber
with the Medford Land & lnsurancn
Agency, 220 West Main stroot. tf
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE,-f
, , 1'lie. c,lty council will meet In regular
session' at the city hall tonight, and
unless something unexpected comes up
tie session Is expected to be of routine
nature.' 1 ' . '
: Grand St. Patrick's Day ball at Jack
sonville, Thursday night. . 305
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 318 East' Main. ' 317
..Wild, Bill Reed, who fought Earl
Ritchie and won, and Joe Bonds, and
lost in this city, last winter was knock
ed colder than a wedge In one round
by Gunboat Smith at Rochester, New
York, last Thursday night, in a sclied
tiled 12 round bout. Gunboat is older,
than Joe Bonds, and about the' same!
kind of a battler. Reed was knocked
out In a bout In New York City recent
ly, but managed to stay four rdunds.'
. You will always fino someone In at
MODERN PLUMBING'. & HEATINGi
CO. Use your phone, ours hi 620. 322
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
Miss Uellie Dulcy of the Optimo
cafe, left last week for a two wcoks
visit with friends and relatives in Cot-:
personal attention to overdue 'ac
counts.' Lindas, 235 East Main,
Have E. 'L: Davis clean your carpets
and 'rugs by Hamilton-Beach system.
Phone 998. 304
' John Moffat t, who has been serious
ly HI at his apartments-in the Barnum
is convalescing rapidly and' was: able1
to set up for a few nours Monday after-;
nOon'for the first time since his illness.
, 'Income tax returns prepared. Lindas
235 East Main. 1
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235
East Main. , ' ' i
Marshall Hooper, assistant supetfii
tendent of banks"; loft Monday for
Klamath Falls, on business In commo
tion with the re-opening, of the' J. Wj
Siemens bank, which was closed Jan'
uury 12. 'Superintendent Hooper Is an
Important witness in the Bank of Jack
sonville failure cases before the circuit
court and will return in time for the
trluls next week. .
Try our merchants lunch. , .The
Shasta. ' , '
If yon want some print paper s in
-oils, to fit In' your paper racks or to
uo without the racks, better see us at
once and save money. , ' ' tf''
Spring basebali practice , f6rt, the
Medford high school team begnir Mop
daj with a good turnout Tho sehooi
will have a baseball 'toam this Bprlpg
for the first time in years. Equipment
and uniforms have been ordered, and
games will bo played with Ashland and
Grants Pass; ' Phoenix and. , Talept
Those basebali games will be tho first
exhibitions of the national sport in this
city before the war... AHtolng and fish;
ins on Sunday killed' the-diampnd
sport In this section,
i Delco-Light farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric .Co. .,
Oil-Is -wanted- tor-'confectionery.' work!
experience preferred, .but- not. .- neoesi
snry, Crowson's. ' ' ' ' 1 . " .,tf
Nola Deal Was-a passenger; on'-tlfla
morning's train to Central Point wherd
she will remain on an' pxtended visit!
i Klamath Herald. . . ,
General' insurance and bonds. ; ,Sej
Mr. Farrell at Medford Land Insurance
Agency, 220 West Main street. ,. .304
Good time for everybody nt Jackson
ville Thursday, March 1". 305
;-Considerable local interest is being
manifested in the wrestling match at
Gold .Hill,-Wednesday, March 23rd;
between Ralph Hand, the Idol of Gold
Hill and Ted Thye of the' Multnomah
club of Portland, light heavy wolght
wrestling champion of the world, who
has flopped all opponents for years.
Thye ngveos to throw Hand twice In
ohe hour on a 75-25 per cent bnsIA
The advance sale of tickets, is. heavy,
and the indications point tp the largest
crowd that, ever attended, a-wrestllng
bout In the Rogue River valley Ifl nt;-
tondunee, with overy man, woman and
child in tho country tributary to CMlId
Hill present. jj. ';
After all Is said and, done you W(l)
still continue to save nt tho GrocerteHt.
' I'tr
Window and door screens, JntUie
work, Trowbridgo Cabinet Works. !!82
Sid I. Brown Is recovering rauldly
froni nu attack of smallpox, but it.iill
ho two weeks before the quarantine is
lifted.
It., A. Holmes, tho Insurance Miiri.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.' ,.
If your clothes nre not becoming1 to
you, you had better bo coming tdjis.
Pniitorlum Dye Works. itf
Ityrant Hnmllto of the Appleiintri
was a business visitor in the city .Sun
day and Monday.. . js!
Heller buy n Chandler .than ylsii
you had. ; Hti
Any broken. or cracked aluminum
mended as good, as over, . See Pierce,
lit! N. Central, "Tho Glass llnusq'
3'4
. A. .lC,.!KelUgK of Gold Hill sufrit
Monday in lhe city ntteudlns. to busi
ness niaUeif , " y. i. .
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop.. 20J-J. , , - ftf
Netted Gem Seed potatoes $2.50 per
cwt. Farm Bureau 'Co-Operative .-Exchange.
303
Mrs. Cecil Hays hns gone to Medford
where her husband Is employed In. n
garage. .- They' expect, to make their
home In Medford for" the present.
Eugene Resistor. (
Hotel .Medford dining room open
dally from 0:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. 307
See the lana or the Midnight Siin.
Join tho party of tourists who' will
leavo Seattle early in June for AlajVa.
Personally conducted by Mrs. A.,ty.'
Broughton, Ashland, Ore. , 'I015
According to reports beavers jt tit:'
last winter did considerable damag toi
fish screens and Irrigation ditches In J
the Rogue River district. The tvappor
sent to catch them had poor luck. '
Got' your alfalfa seed nt the-Frni
Bureau Co-operative Exchnnge. Grimm
57C per lb., Disco 2S, 35c per lb., com
mon 23c per lb, 303
MEDFORD, OKKfiOy, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 192
Walter C. Larned' df'Gallde is siond-
jlng a few days in the city visiting old
uieuuB. ,
The; world Is our field J, we cater to
Iieople'from everj'whcre. Iotel Med
ford;' ' 307
Workmen have completed the foun
dation to the Cargill Apartments, and
the new building will be ready for oc
cupancy early in May.
Ford truck with cab and good body
for sale cheap. New tires. Seely V.
Hall Motor Co. tf
The petit Jury in the circuit court
has been excused until next Monday
when they will report. Many of the
talesmen are fanners, and as this is
their busy time,' the court has been
flooded' wit!! pleas for excusal from
Jury service. Farmers predominate on
the"jury list. A re-arrangement of the
court calendar for trial of cases will be
made, there' being a largo number of
civil actions awaiting trial. The trial
of J.. E. Bartlett, Indicted for alleged
aiding and abetting of a cashier to
defraud a bank will be beard early
nerft Week.
. Lost Somewhere on the' streets of
Medford on Sunday evening or Monday
morning a used inflated spare casing
oh rim for 'Maxwell car. Page Dressier
Co. , .-.
Tom L. Farlow of the Lake Creek
district has returned to his home after
spending a week In tills city and Jack
sorivilje. - "' .,' " i
-.. Meet me! ' there!' Where? Jackson
ville! When? Thursday night! 305
- A squad of 15 or 20 men all' packing
blankets,- and known as '"bundle stiffs"
arrived In the city Monday morning
headed . norpi. 'Most of them were
bound for railroad' construction work
in western Canada.-' " '
Chicken'vilient $2.75 per owt., scratch
feed $3.00 per cwt.! egg mash' $3,40
per cwt. Farm' BUfean, Co-OpeiatH-e
Exchange.- " i ' 303
Mrs. Glonir Allen 'of Klarnath Falls' Is
visiting' frieildS' and relatives' lii this
city and in tho Applegate. - '
The farm -bureau cooperative ex
change .will ship a car load pf hogs to
market tfext Monday, March 21st.
' The following Item from the South
western Oregon1 NeWs will be of inter
est to local boxing fans. The bouts
Were held at Marshfield: "The boxing
Taps had a' gobd run for their money
last night' when Frank Smith put on 32
rounds' in seven events and a special
Be'twefiri'Dtiffey and'Tex Vernon. The
att-endan'ce ' w'Us' 'sometlilrig over, 100,
uliout all the hall would hold. Smith
remarked today that; he was going to
make " some excellent boxers out of
the material he has developed here."
' Sacked corn while it liiRtn 2n ner
pound. Farm Bureau Co-Operatlve Ex-
change'. ' "' - ' -303'
Rock is Jielnfe. haujeil' tlghta to the
cement plant ahd no', flint the' weath
cr conditions permit arrangements nre
being made for a record run ' In' the
near future;" shyS tftrGbrtl Hill News.
"Builders, who niyebrdijred their ship
ments or ccment.neM-iti) pending clear
weather are noy ordering and the do;
mitnei' is ' red'tScfnit' (He c'eniehf s'tbie at
tlio plant bunkers; J The repair work
and improvenientsvin tile way ot ce
jjibnt flooj-s are practically finished as
also nre the two extra slurry'' tanks
which make mixing perfect without
any of the trouMe experienced before
the 'tanks'' were Installed. . The run
fast' year' was an example fn efficiency
bill' ''the prospective1 run this season
will far exceed last year in ease and
output, of , production as well as cut
down expense of operation."
,,! Soda. Fountain for sale at DeVoc's.
l'-.....,. I'',,,'.
Mrs.. JVIlllnni Hpnry of Jncksonville
Is a patient; in the Sacred Heart hospi
tal, having been; taken suddenly ill at
her hbhie'lilst week.
MaJestIO ,nt Jacksonville Thursday.
. - . , 306
The regular monthly meeting of the
auxiliary of tho American Legion will
be held this evening In the American
Legion hall. . .
t Boring for oil? Yes, but we bore to
stop the'dll. It your engine pumps nil
oil' we cun. remedy the trouble by ro
boiiug the cylinders round and true
and fitting with round pistons.'' River
side 'Garage.) , ;, . .305?
"We, wol'b Btaei sti-uck 'on WiVf lut
gesi tiooiNon which we had ever plnyetl
and bebtre tlus, greatest aildlence wb
(iiul eyefnced and CoacH' Hughes situ
Jiiy coufd not wake us up and get us to
going" an Ashland high basket bill
team plny6r told n relative In'Medford
over the- long distance phone from
Roseburg last night In explanation of
that tenni s defeat by Eugene high at
the state tournament at Eugene.
1 Straight, round cylinders plus De
Liixo pistons means more power and
less oil .trouble. P. F. Close, RlverBide
Garage.' . i 305
A. T. Afercler', superintendent of the
Shasta division of the Southern Paci
fic railroad company, was a visitor for
R short time In the city this forenoon,
his private car being attached to the
iettr of the supply traiii which started
from Ashland on Its monthly trip
north. . ..
J. T. Gngnon arrived home this fore
noon rrom a riytng business trip to
the stnte rhetivpolis. . . ..v
Oivgojilnns reBlsteredvftt -the' Hol
land Include o: II. Campbell and How
ard A: Hall of EiiRone and the follow
inR' froiil Portland: Valter C Larned.
J. K. Van IrVle. R. W. Bush, Burnett.
Jh. F. F.'ciilfflth and E. L. Melton. -
$100 Rev. rd, $i00
Tho roadcrs of this paper- will tx
pH-Mcd to learn that thro It at least
m drndo.1 dlsraso that silence has
hen nhte to ruro In all Its fttagea and
that U t-atnrrh.- I'marrh 'jflns greatly
Uiuvloiu-ed by constitutional i-ondttions
reirilreii eomtliutlonal treatment. Halt's
Catarrh Medlolna la taken Internally and
arts thru the rtloo.l on the Mucous Sur
fat'Ort of the System tl.yrrbv doatrovlnic
tle foundation o' ho dieeJW. jtlvin? tno
Pftlen: strei'.irth M' Milldtn.- up tlio con
st'..Hon nnl ansl'tlnw nature In iloinu lt
work, ,Th( nroprielora have so much
fnlth In the i-urnttva irower of Hall's
Catarrh Medlrlne Iht thev oTer One
Humlrod Dollar for any case that It fells
to eure. Send for lint of testimonial".
Address V. J. OIIKNKT , CO., Toledo
Ohio. 8ol by all Dr-jagtitt, He .
W. 1. Freeman, said to be from Ash-(
land, .was arrested by Deputy Game
Warden Pat Dailey yesterday for tak
ing fish with a foul' book at the Gold
Ray dam, pleaded guilty to the charge
In Justice Taylor's court here today
and was fined $50 and costs, which he
paid.
A well known Medford-woman drew
the following notice in the society col
umn of a Portland newspaper yester
day: "Plans for the entertainment of
out of town visitors and for a number
of Portland matrons who arc leaving
the city to sail for Europe in the near
future, to be absent from tho city sev
eral months, are occupying the atten
tion of the members of the social con
tingent. Among the visitors who have
boeu honored on several occasions by
Portland friends Is Mrs. Frank Gil
Christ Owen, who comes to Portland
frequently from her home in Medford."
. The telegraphic news reaching here
that Ashland high lihd defeated Rose
burg high 4.1 to 31 last night in the
first of their two basket ball contests
In that city did not cause joy among
the local student body.
F. A. Elliott, state forester, reports
that fire patrol work in southern Ore
gon timber counties is almost organ
ized for the coming dry summer sea
son. Mr. Elliott' has returned ' from
those counties and reports that a ntim-
jer of conferences were held.
The members of the Medford high
basket ball team' and their ladies and
Coach Klum were entortalned by Mr.
and Mrs. O. V, Myers at' their home
on South Riverside last night with a
waffle dinner.
s
GET INTO FINALS
Lincoln and Roosevelt basketball
teams win.
In last night's basketball games the
Lincoln Cth grade team won the right
to play In the finals of the grade cham
pionship series by defeating Washing
ton. Jackson and Roosevelt have won one
game each which means that they
must play another game In order tf1
determine which team will have tho
right to meet Lincoln for the cham
pionship. These games have been' play
ed in a very' clean manner With very
few personal fouls called and the ones
that wero called were not intentional
ly committed.
R. A. M.' No. 3Zi " :
Special Convocation Tues
day, March loth, 7:30 p.
m. Royul Arch Degree.
Refreshments- served, vis
itors welcomed;
A...F. N.OTH, Secy. :
30a
; Card of Thanks '
We wish to extend 'our .heartfelt
thanks to the friends nnd neighbors
who so kindly helped Uurlnn the lust
sickness of our husband nnd father,
also for the kind sympathy and beauti
ful floral offerings.
MRS. W. J. DEAN,
MR. AND MRS. R. E. ROBISOX,
303 MR. AND MRS. L. O. COLVER.
Lost radium is easily fund by the
use of tho electroscope, a device on
which two particles of gold leaf come
together when In tho presence of ra
dium. ' ' '
SWEAR OFF.
"No-'J o-ISac" has helped thousand
to break the costly, norvo-shattcring
tobacco habit. "Whenever you have
a longing for a cigarette, cisar; pipe,
or for a chew, just place a harmless
No-To-I.ac tablet in your- mouth in
stead, to help relievo that awful de
sire. Shortly the habit may bo com
pletely broken, and you are better olf
mentally physically, financially. It's
so easy, so simple. Get a box of ao-To-IIac
and it it doesn't relca.ne you
from all cravlnir for tobacco,; in any
form, .your druggist will ivfund your
money without question, id v.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED TO TRADE Tenm-of young
mules, two nnd three years old, un
broken, for registered young Here
ford or Shorthorn bull, old enough
for service. Uox lOliti. Phone SUS-L.
LOST Small Waterman self-filler
fountain pen, no bunds. Reward.
Phone SCti-L.
TOR SALE S. C. I!rown Leghorn
eggs for hutching. Phone 6-F-4. 300
WANTED Position by woman and
daughter as cook and waitress for
ranch or camp. Good cooking; ref
erences given. Uox 33, Mull Tribune
303
WANTED Get your pruning and
blight cutting dono by experienced
men. Cull Gentry at tiOO X. ' 307
DR. RICKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
XO DROPS ISF.n '
Ilrokcn In.ics Acenrntoly Dnpllrated
mute 1-3 over Mny Co.
SOS K. Main, I'pMairs
1
Y. IVI. G:A. PWNS
TO ESTABLISH A
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Medford T. M. C. A. is making
plans for 'a comprehensive program
of baseball for Ilio 'opening'- "C tl'
Lscason: Tlie noanl oi uin-ciuiw nu-.
yesterday for lunch and discussion oi
details. What- is planned for Is a
twilight league of half a dozen teams
rcpreseniins the churches of the city.
There will be a league for seniors as
will as for Juniors, the age limit for
the latter being under fifteen, while
from the show of interest at present
the older league bids fair to be ccim
piised of the old "has beens" and erst
while "near ball players" of a genera
tion ago.i. -- '
Pastors and ' laymen are enthusi
astic over the outlook. Experience
bus shown that the plan not only
gives opportunity for wholesome rec
reation xt a largo number, but serven
UTpopulai'izo and build up church at
tendance. From now on the pu.'is
word nmonpr linll towers will be, not
"who's your tailor'.'" but "what's
your church ?"
:' The schedule committees will soon
CHARM
Charm 'Is sought utter by every woman and is'nshaliy po'ssossetl
by the 'woman who knows that in the careful selection' of 'her ;:
wardrobe she has loft no opportunity foi1 slighting comment.
Kve'ry detail has had attention particularly her figure.'
MODART CORSKTS give to tho body perfect poise, distribut
ing the weight properly and imparting a graceful carriage. .
Let us demonstrate to you how a MODART' can develop' and
retain a ''beautiful figure. ' ' ; '
You can have, a private fitting and the careful study and ad-,
vice of our expert corsoticre who will fit you to the MODART
model that is especially adapted to. your particular figure rer
qulrenionts. , ...
; M. : M. Department Store
r-r-iO'
I . I M l' 1
FrontLaced
li
III ' ' '. K;.
LETTING-CONDITIONS DOWN EASY R
DO yon know what would have' undoubtedly:
liappcncd in this a f.iw-war. readjustment
eondif ions if then "hadn't beeli a .VEDERATj;
RKS14RVE SYSTEM to .smooth, out the '.l
rous'lijilaces alonr the financial road'? vj
lf you DO know, then you will better appre- ''A
ciale lhe Fivst National's lembership in :
that System.
V . ''Nationalized'' Aecoinifs .: ' .-V. XHr''
' ' . - !
Vhe First Nation Bank
f iryiirUKL)
Pythian Sisters Dance
" P K. P. HALL i ' ;
Friday Evening, March 18th
. 4 . . Good .Time Good Music Refreshments
x ....... , . . ,
All Kniglits nnd Their Families Are Invited
be appointed and churches and Bun-
u.,i,oIm wirthintz . to bo iticludcfl.
should make application at one.
The Elks volley null team is snow,
iiid healthy signs of a real desire for
tioma competition. The hoya Know
they are good, but they are unxlous
' i. . t,A tv.nt-M Inst hnur irnn.l. . A
la enuY i "
pow-wow with Ashland- players is
being arrangea wun inn iiopo mat
the volley ball supremacy of the val
..... i,a determined soon. nintr.
Hide scats will doubtless be put on
sale at a price wunin reucn ui income,
tax victims. Further announcement
later. ' j
NEW BLOUSE OR
SKIRT 15 CENTS
"Diamond Dyes" turn Faded, , ;
' Shabby Garments or Dra-;
peries into New
i '
Women urc finding it fun to -diamond-dye
nnd add years' of wear to
any old garment or drapery. . Kusy
directions in 'package.' Don't risk
vour material In poor dye that streaks,
ipots, or. fades, lluy "Diamond Dyes"
no other kind. Tell druggist whelb-1
or your material is wool or silk, or 1
it is cotton,' linen, or a mixture. HI'
rich, fadeless colors. ,
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