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PAOE FTVT?
WOMEN SAVE $20
IN HALF HOUR
"Diamond-Dye" Your Faded
Garments or Draperies
instead of Buying
Any woman ran diamond-dye her
old nliabby Hkirts, waists, coats, stock
inBK, covciIiiks into new. Knoll pack
age of lJlamoiul ii.ves" contains easy
directions, ljewure! Poor dye streaks
iipnts, fades and ruins materia liy
civini! it a "dyed-look." Huy "lu
moiia Dyes" only. Toll diufnist
whether your material is wool or silk,
or if It is cotton, linen, or a mixture.
1U rich. fail. -less rotors.
by Trading at
Fouts Grocery.
Vt'K AUK AIM1IXO XKW SPE
CIALS T OIK LIST Al.li TUN
TIMB.
Como In and sco one lino mid you
will bo convinced that wc hnve sonic
real specials.
Wc will have n salo on Crystal
Idle Soap aln.ut March B(lh.
Judging from what wo enn hour,
sugar is u good buy ut tho present
price.
lirKo can of Plums 15c
Two largo c.nns of Apricotw :tie
Liberty Jolly Powder, 3 for 25c
Ono pound bulk Chocolate 25c
One pound can iliirardoLlls Choco
late .- ."c
Ouo pound bulk Cocoa UOc
Snowdrift ....li5c, 50c, 05c and $1.83
Crisco 25c, ttlic, 05e, Sl.iW nnd $1.05
We made a real good buy hi Quaker
.Puffed Itico Pancake Flour. A 20-
rcnt paekngo for ,10c
Two Tull Cans Salmon for 25t:
$1.75. Oiufon Ciguretts $1.00
A regular 20c package l'ancake
Hour 10c
$1.0C jluj; of Tobacco 85c
One pound Shredded Coconnut....25c
Von will always find onr prices in
the lowest notch.
A good chicken food Corn at
$2.35 per hundred.
We haTe a new cake flour, Uio Kx
Hpecial Shred Coconnut 25c
Wo havo some more sieclals:
Cat mod Pumpkins t 10c
Iargo can llipo Olives .: 20c
cello, mix with water only.
l'or packngo 40c
Hulk Tea,. Green or lilack 25c
No. 10 tin Illpe Olives ...$1.25
Dates S5c
Walnuts 20c to 30r
Tea 23c to 00c
White Beans, 4 pounds 25c
Hulk Ool'feo 20 to 43e
Raisins - SO
Currants ..' 30c
Mounted Peanuts 18c
t)-Ib sack Rolled Oats 50c
0-llii! sack Graham COc
0-lb. sack Corn Moal 85c
Quaker Corn .J'Takes 11c
Kellofrg's TTorn' TCrlsp.. lor
Kellogg's Krumblo Ilran.'..:.'.j........2flc
Post TouMJes 15c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit 10c
Clorox 20c
Soda 8c
H. O. Outs ...20c
l'ostnm Cereal 23c
Instant I'ostum .25c and 45c
IWocaronl, package 10c
Macaroni, bulk - 10c
Spaghetti, bulk, 2 pounds 25c
Deviled Meat fic and 10c
Veal I.onf ...20c
lllp-o-I.ito .'. :tr
Cookies !0c
Candy t...0c
Ginger Snaw 20c
Jap IUco 4 for 25c
Head llice I5c
5 doz. packngo Clothes Pins 25c
3 doz. Spring Clothes Pins 30c
Crystal White Soap 4 for 25c
Sunny Monday 1 for 25c
Hoyal White, Hob White, Clean Kasy.
White Mncn Soap 0.
White Hear and Silk Soap oc
Old Dutch Cleanser 10c
Iyo
Citrus Powder !l()c
Gold Dust :10c
3 packages Sea Koam 25c
Crystal White Soap Chips 35c
20-Mulo Team Soap Chips. 40c
11 oz. Washing Powder 10c
Canned Hominy, 2 for 35c
Canned Poaches 30 to 40,
Canned Peas 15c to 30c
Bull HUiing ...10c
I.ux 14c
Rlnso 13c
2 cans Tomato Sauce for 15c
Canned Corn 13c
We have a car of fine Hurbank o-
tatoes. It will pay you to look at
them befoio you buy.
You can always save money trading
at
I!
Fout's Grocery
FLOOD HERS
SPOKANE, March IS. Reports of
flood conditions and l'lslns rivere
which it was feared might cause wide
spread damage were received here
Iioni northern Idaho and eastern
Washington towns today.
At I'otlatch, Idaho, the North
Pulouse river was said to have car
ried out one (lam early today, and
another dam with three to four mil
l'on feet of logs was expected to
1 reak.
At Palouse, Wash., below Potlatch,
parts t f the town were under water
and property had been removed from
low ground in anticipation of the
flood which would follow the break
ins the Potlnteh dam.
.lullielta and Sand Poiut, Idaho,
also reported high water, hut with
little damage.
WAI.I.A WALLA. Wash., March
IS. Waters in Mill creek and other
streams of tile valley are falling fast
and all danger of further damage is
considered past. As the waters fall
much damage is being disclosed and
it is estimated that $100,000! will
ct.nie a long way from covering the
losses in this city.
Bridge abutments havo been un
dermined in tho city nnd several rull
road bridges in the county have been
badly weakened. Trains on tho Day
ton branches of the O. r., nnd the
N. P., are not running through be
ciuiso a bridge across tho Touchet
river on both lines hud been so badly'
weakened as to make them unsafe.
Tho flood waters of Mill creek
broke out of the banks at a new
p'.aco Thursday night when they ro30
rapidly following the second heavy
downpour in the hills and inundated
anothr section of the city flooding
cellars and causing considerable dam
age. Mayor Ben F. Hill and Street Com
missioner Grove Cookerly are not
tabulating tho damages to city prop
erty and bulkheads which r ust be
replaced and both stated today that
they believed it would exceed the
figures mentioned.
Li
MURDER M 1918
TACOMA, Mar. IS Claud W. Black
man, a logger who has been working
near Shelton, walked into the city po
lice department last evening and an
nounced that he killed his uncle. Beth
el Blackmail, in Wood county, Texas,
on October 22, 1918.
A telegram received by Chief Harry
Smith from A. Jolly, sheriff of the
Texas county this morning verified
tho confession.
"Claud lilaekman is wanted in Wood
county for murder of Bethel illacltman '
in 1918. Will come for him at once,".
Sheriff Jolly said. I
The logger promised today to return
to Texas without extradition papers.
MEETINGS GIVEN AT
The First Christian church and their
pastor, D. E. Millard are to conduct a
ono week's evangelistic meeting be
ginning Sunday, March 20th and clos
ing Easier Sunday. Dr. O. J. Law,
pastor of the Christian church of
Grants Pass will be the speaker and
Medford people will have the privilege I
of hearing some great messages dur
ing this short meeting. The music
will be a special feature.
The services will begin each even
ing at 7:30 and closing at 9 p. m. The
meeting will close with a great day on
Easter Sunday. Dean D. C. Kellems
of Eugene, Ore., has been secured to
deliver three addresses on Easter
Sunday. The Sunday school is work
ing for an attendance of over 300 and
it is expected the number present will
far exceed that. Dr. Kellems will
teach the big men's ciass which which
will he a special event. Dr. Kellems
will also deliver a sermon lecture at
3:30 Sunday afternoon. Subject to be
announced later. The public is ex
tended a hearty and urgent Invitation
to attend these special meetings.
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples J
Not only arc these pimples and
splotches disfifjurinp;, but they lead
to seriou3 skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomforting
irritation and pain. Sometimes they
foretell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames of fire, and make
you feel that your skin is ablaze.
If you ore afflicted with this
form of skin disease do not expect
George Taylor, returned from Med
ford yesterday, where he had been
for a few days to visit his mother and
sister. He reports work in progress
on the $2,000,000 irrigating project in
Jnckson county which is now under
contract to be completed within two
years. Sixty miles of the big ditch is
to be excavated and from 4U0 to S00
miles of laterals. Three caulks are
now In operation, said Mr. Taylor,
with more to follow. Albany Demo
crat. Attend thu Civic Improvement club
dance at Eagle Point, Saturday even
ing, March 19. Lunch will be served
by tho ladies of tho club, 25c a plate.
307
K. E. Bigelow has been assigned to
the southern Oregon territory by the
Fisher Flour mills, nnd succeeds Chas.
P. Mayhew. who has been transferred
lo the Eugene district, which includes
the Coos Bay country aud north to
Portland.
Dance at Beagle, Saturday night,
March 19. Interurhan leaves Nash
hotel for Beagle ut 7:45. Good homo
cooked supper furnished, with hot cof
fee. Music furnished by Parker's or
chestra. Good order and good music
given by Miss Georgia Henry. Tickets
$1.00. 307
Tho Ashland high school basketball
team closed its season Wednesday
night by defeating the Hoseburg team
at Hoseburg 25 to 19. While offering
no excuses for their defeat, tho News
Review of Hoseburg, attributes it to
tho close refereeiug of Coach Bolder
of O. A. C, tho sickness of two of
Boseburg's stars, and "horseshoe" bas
kets by tho Ashland players. Bolder
rol'eroed tho first of the Medford
Ashland games, and raised such a
howl of protest that he retired after
the first gume. The Ashland girls de
feated the Hoseburg girls 23 to 21.
Buy your garden seeds at home from
Monarch Seed & Feed Co. tf
The Hev. E. J. Bulgln, who is sched
uled to hold a series of revival meet
ings in this city next May, is now con
ducting a revival meeting in Walla
Walla, Wn and is tho storm center
of a lively row and discussion. "The
Bulletin," an evening newspaper, scor
ed Bulgin's methods editorially, and
this divided the town into two fac
tions, with a fight on between the pul
pit and the press. The Walla Walla
meetings will be concluded this woek.
Dr. J. F. Heddy, well known hero, is
now interested in a highway contract
in the state of California where he
was the successful bidder for tho
building of eight miles between Cedar
vlllo and Alturas at a cost of $110,000.
W. W. Harmon, formerly engineer for
tho Grants Pass railroad, Is engineer
in charge of the road work. Vreka,
Cal., Journal.
Attend the Civic Improvement, club
dance at Eagle Point, Saturday even
ing, March 19. Lunch will be served
by tho ladles of the club 25c a plate.
307
Frank Bergh has returned from a
month's visit with friends and rela
tives in Roseburg. .
John Wilkinson, who has been con
nected with the internal revenue department-
for the last four years, has
officially closed his duties with that
federal organization, and contemplates
locating in this city.
After all Is said and done you will
still continue to save at the Grocerteria.
tf
Miss Hazel Womack has boon ill at
her home for tho last three days, from
a light form of ptomaine poisoning
caused by eating spoiled candy,
Can you dance? Start right. We
teach waltz, one-stop and fox-trot in
tho latest stops. Special attention to
beginners. Strictly prlvato lessons.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
8 to 10 p. m. In Althea hall above
Medford Pharmacy, corner of Main and
Central. Campbell's Dancing School
for Refined People. 308
Ad B. Schuster, formerly advertis
ing manager of the Mall Tribune, and
well known In this city, is now writ
ing legislative news for the Oakland
Tribune. An entire page Is devoted to
Mr. Schuster's daily output of news
from the state capital of California.
Match your shade of hair with real
hair now and get 25 percent reduction
at Mine. Dowd Jeffries. 307
Mrs. J. C. Jones left this morning
for Medford where she will attend
the district convention of the South
Methodist church as a representative
from the missionary society of the
South Methodist church of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb and J. L.
Paris will also attend tho convention,
which is to be held in Medford for
three days, March 16, 17 and 18.
Roseburg Review.
to be cured by lotions, ointments,
salves and other local remedies, as
they can not possibly reach tho
source of the trouble, which is in
the blood. Begin taking S.S.S. to
day, and write a complete history
of your case to our chief medical
adviser who will give you special
instructions, without charge. Write
at once to Medical Director, 102
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,
Urovcr Corum und Rodney Schuler!
have been sworn In as deputy I'nited
States marshals, and are doing duty
as watchmen In a local federal civil
action.
Attend the Civic Improvement club
dance at Eagle Point. Saturday even
ing. March 19. Lunch will be served
by the ladies tif tho club 25c a plate.
3i7
S. 11. Burnish of !:agV Point, spent
Thursday in the iliv attending to busi
ness matters.
Soda Fountain To.- kiic ut DcVoe's.
tf
The case of W. I". DeWilt, an Ash
land jitney driver. Indicted for man
slaughter bv the last Kraml hu v as a
result of an auto accident on t lie I'a-j
cific highway Christinas eve, near Tal
ent will probably be the concluding
criminal case at the term of the cir
cuit court which reconvenes next
Monday. DeWitt was the driver of an
auto that crashed into the rear of a
car standing on tho road, that result
ed in the death of Mis. Nona Jennings
of this city. A coroner's Jury held
that DeWitt failed to exercise due
caution. Ho is out on $1000 bull, and
will bedefended by Attorney George
M. Roberts.
ID
THE HAfiUH, Mm. lU-ailt-r.H of
ttu Dutch unit other Kuropt'iin ih-wk-
papiTH these iliiys f i't(mntly K't tin
idt-a that various Nt:iU h-Ki.luturi'H In
the United Slates are eomlueteil alimji
the lines of slapstick comedies.
Kaeh hit of freak legislation,
whether introduced with serious in
lent or merely to cause a la unit,
which cmannntes from these varloun
state Kovernlni? bodies, is printed with
ail seriousness on this side of the At
lantic. ' If a senator in a state legislature
decides to make the hill of a political
opponent appear ridiculous by intro
ducing another along the same lines
that goes the opponent's one better
and is utterly preposterous, the pur
port of the bill Is cabled abroad by
a European correspondent in New
York and is reprinted, throughout
Europe.
These. dispatches nre generally
featured or played up in the Euro
pean press, and many European edi
tors have told the correspondent they
are convinced, by the dispatches they
receive, that most American law
makers are crazy.
The fact that these measures are
merely introduced ami have little, if
any' possibility of passing, is seldom
reported, with the result that many
European newspaper readers are con
vinced that here and there in Ameri
ca, there are places ' where, for ex
ample, persons are sentenced to live
several months with their mothers-in-law
if found guilty of snoring.
2
TACOMA, Mar 18. A total of 118,
000 residents of Washington and Alas
ka have filed ; income tax returns,
David J. Williams, collector of Inter
nal revenuo for tho district announced
today. The number of persons filing
returns showed un increase over last
year, bnt tho amount collected Is con
siderably less, Mr. Williams said.
Over $8,000,000 was received, mostly
covering first quarterly payments. A
part of the reduction is attributed to
the ruling that a husband and wife,
owning community property under the
state law, may f II o separate returns
where tho Income is more than $5000.
One Seattle resident, wi.h a tax of
12 cents, paid his tax with two street
car tickets.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Mar. IS. H. F.
Davidson, vice-president of the' A.
Rupert Company, Inc., arrived here
today with a plan for putting the can
nery concern for which Frank A.
Hpencer waH yesterday named re
Woiver, hack upon Its feet. Mr. Da
vidson, who is an exporter of New
York, with large orchard holdings in
Hood River, hopes to arrange finan
ces to rehabilitate tho company.
STAGE LIQUOR BATTLE
KU PASO, Texas. March 18. An
American immigration officer, two
L'nitcd States soldiers and two liquor
smugglers were injured in a battle
on the Hio (irando river two miles
fiom El Paso last night.
The fight between the Americans
and the smugglers lasted several
hours, both sides firing at each other
sporadically throughout tho, night.
Fifty-seven quarts of whisky, aban
doned by the smugglers, was dlscov
eted at daylight.
in,
MEXICAN BANDIT,
MEXICO CITY, Mar. IS. I'edro Za
inoia, one of the most formidable ban
dits on tho western coast of Mexico,
is dead as a result nf wounds received
in a recent battle with federal troops!
near the town of .euisunila, state of
Jalisco.
The dead bandit was associated
with various revolutionary factions for
years, lie was also a lieutenant of
Villa after which he joined Zapata but
finally operated independently in the
states of Jalisco, Michoacan and Co
lituu. Last August ho raided the towns of
Autlati and Quatlan. from which he
carried olf a number of captives,
among them being several Americans
and several British subjects. It was
said that sixteen girls carried off from
Cjuatlau had committed suicide follow
ing their capture by the bandit. Most
of his prisoners were released volun
tarily and when government troops
pressed the pursuit of the bandit he
released the rest after being promised
immunity from arrest.
lie announced he intended to follow
peaceful pursuits, hut, unlike his for
mer chieftain, Villa, he was not con
tented with a peaceful life aud several
days ago it was reported that ho was
again heading a rebellion ami federal
troops were sent against hint. The
bum) it forces were encountered ut
Zem.ontla and Zamora received fatal
wounds. Ho managed to escape from
the field but ho died later.
Sport Briefs
Professional speed skaters will com
pete at Philadelphia in an open meet
next Monday and Tuesday night.
Joe Sowell who joined t In; Cleveland
Indians lust full is assured of his job
at shortstop tills season, according to
advices from the training camp ut
Dallas.
President Jim Dunn has insured the
Indians for J100.000, twice us much as
ho carried lust year.
When Dr. I.asker and Jose It. (!apa
blanca resume their championship
chess tournament at Havana tonight,
they will havo before them one of the
most intricate chess problems evolved
iu championship play l'or a long time
They adjourned thu second game of
tho tournuinent at ono o'clock this
morning after making thirty moves,
leaving (he pieces in positions which
promised brilliant combinations.
Tho Boston liraves, divided against
themselves played a winning game at
Galveston, Texas. Tho regulars won
4 to 0 hut got only two hits off Hrax
ton, a left-handed recruit.
John Pozek and Strangle!' Lewis
have been matched for a finish wres
tling match in New York, April -I.
Tho largest circular saws In the
world aro in a shinglo mill at lloquiam
Washington.
"No-To-itac" lias helped thousanns
to break tho costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing for a cigarette, eiKar. pipe,
or for a chow, JiiMt place a harnilcss
No-To-Hac tablet in your mouth In-
Htead, to help relievo that awful do
aire. Shortly the habit may bo com
pletely broken, and you are better otf
mentally physically, financially. It's
so easy, so simple, (let a box of Ko-To-Huc
and if it doesn't releano you
from nil craving for tobacco, in any
form, your druggist will refund your
money without question. Adv.
7?.,....
WW 1 Toi ori
Wo have Kastct' IJIIes,
Hydrangeas and I'rlnulus
from which you can se
lect your t'iiui'cli or home
decorations. And (hero
nro Calln I.lllc, Snap
dragons, Sweet Peas,
Carnations, noil other
flowers that aro appropri
ate for this glad kcumoii.
Sms them at tho l-'lower
Shop or (i-cciilioitsc next
week.
, r Slower onop
mere tou find lie 'Tfomers "
L SWEAR OFF
1 TOBACCO
ft yim ...
MILLINERY
25 OFF
m
on
m ilk Hats and
H Today and Tomorrow, March 18-19
THE VANITY SHOP
MISS LOUNSBURY, Milliner.
Corner East Main and Bartlett
A Guarantee of Good
BANKING
NO slate lmnkiti"; lcgislnlion litis ever provided the
widespread protective inl'liioiiL-os which the threat
KOvenimcnUil Federal lieserve System lias hud on '
the opera! ioji (if its Member bunks.
In bciiif; n part nnd parcel of that. System, the First
Nationtil eonti'ibnles to, tis well ns shaft's in the
benefits.
" Xiiliminlizcd " AeecmntM.
Vhe First National Bank
Mdldford
Phoning a Prescription
Saves Valuable Time
It very freipicntly happens that it is important to
get n prescription quickly. And often when such an
eniei'cney arises, everyone around tho house is too
busy, or would lose valuable time in going after thoi
presei'ipl ion.
That is the lime, espeeinlly, when the doctor is glad
lo phone us and have us deliver, the prescription as.
soon as it is compounded.
HASKINS :
Bi t H. Main St. Phono 10.
Spring Operations Determine
THE FALL CROP
.- r Ii .' ,.' I -1 ;in-'
The crop you get from your orchard is determined1 this
spring. NOW. You cannot help u poor erop in July, or Au
gust. For more nnd better fruit FKUTIMZB nnd fertilize with
NITRATE OF SODA
(Chilean) 1
Nilnite of Soda contains 15 per cent nitrogen, available im
mediately and equal to 18 per cent ammonia.
It is a positive bringer of belter crops, it is clean, economical
and easily handled. Nil rate of Soda brings returns the year
it is applied.
c
As to (inutility and method of application, consult your gov
ernment Kxpcrimont Station or Agricultural Agent or write
Nitrate Agencies Co.
Hoge Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
. BABY CHIX
IIAXSK.VS TKAPNKST SPECIALS
I-'krh direct from llnnsc.n'H farm nnd produced by hen. wltn a 175-27.-i
t'KK a year rntlnr:. The Imhinco of our stock Is of tho llau.en
nml Tancrod strnln., nut illrectly Implicated, but with years of
kikhI hret'dliiK Im'IiIiiiI Iheni. Hansen's Tancrod Strain
Hansen's Trapneat Hpeehitii- - Ured to lay
1 day old chlx .SO t .2
3 weeks old chlx 05 .60
8 weeks old pullets 1.C0 ($120.00 por 100) 1.60
4 weeks old cockrels r,0 (Selocted) .85
8 weeks old cockrols 1.00 (Selected) .GO...
R0CUE RIVER POULTRY FARM
f F. Carpenter
all
Silk and Straw
Combinations m
at
(Si
Oregon
FOR HEALTH
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Phono 201-W.
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