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iTCDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, rRDFOTID, OKKfiOy, SATUl.DAV, MARCH 19. 102 i
ocal and
Personal
Fair weather Is the welcome predic
tion for Sunday and if it holds true
it will be the first Sunday for five
weeks with pleasant weather for auto
nnd other outings.
Milk from Young'? Dairy. If you
want pure Jersey milk direct from the
cows call Snider Dairy, Geo. 11. Young
311
Attend the Civic Improvement club
dance at Eagle Point, Saturday even
ing, March 19. Lunch will be served
by the ladies of the club 25c a plate.
307
The condition of Miss Edith Gore
continues to improve and yesterday
her mind was clear all day. Miss Li
beria Gore s condition also continues
to improve, although she still suffers
much pain.
For sale Underwood typewriter,
good as new. Phone S32-W. 307
The work of pouring concrete for
the new Elks dining room annex was
completed today, and the laying of the
brick was begun. The structure will
he under roof a week from Monday
and in use by May 15th.
Match your 'shade of hair with real
hair now and get 25 percent reduction
at Mine. Dowd Jorfiies. 307
Mammoth rhubarb roots. Eden Val
ley Nursery, C80-J-2. 311
Among the guests from a distance
at the Medford are Mrs. Oswald Miller
or Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. (',. Vincent
of Sunnysldo, Wn Mr. and Mrs. Cbas.
K. Cnllenberg of Cheyenne, Vv'yo., anil
Vernon C. Usher, C. S. Liindstroin and
I ;chas. .1. Ilcnhani of San Francisco.
' if : Attend the Civic Improvement club
ifilanco at Eagle Point, Saturday even
ting, March 19. Lunch will bo served
'iy tho ladles of the club 25c a pinto.
; f 307
V Vlavl Mrs. II. M. Chonnell, Hotel
i Holland, residence dealer. Phone re
appointment. 312
Richard F. Calder and family arriv
ed home this morning from having
spent the winter in Tucson, Ariz.
Dick, who is elevator oporator at the
federal building and who obtained a
year's leave of absence last November
for his health returns very much im
proved and It Is expected will soon be
soon performing his old duties.
Huy your garden seeds at home from
Monarch Seed & Feed Co. tf
Pan-hank thornless blackberry. Eden
Valley Nursery, OSO-J-2. 311
Tho First Ilaptisl. church has set
aside next week as Membership week.
Ilev. F. R. Loach will devote both ser
vices Sunday to presenting tho claims
of the church on tho man out of the
church. In the morning servleo he
speaks on "Why llelong lo a Church,"
and In the evening on "Why llelong to
n Daptlst Church, or What llnpllsts
Stand For." Special servleos will be
hold next week on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, when an
opportunity will ho given to any who
-. leslre to unite with the church. Spec
ial invitation is being oxtended to the
public to hear the special sermons
next Sunday, as woll as at tho meet
ings next week. The llnptlst church
is making a strong appeal to those
not . connected with some church to
lino up religiously and help make
Medford a bettor city. The response
has been encouraging.
Dance at Ilengle, Saturday night,
March 19. Intcriirhan leaves Nash
hotel for lieagle at 7:45. Good home
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
Shooting match, Sunday, Mar. 27
nt the Ren Peart place 4 miles north
of Contral Point. Hot wienies and
coffee. 307
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Cobb have re
turned to their home at ltoseburg from
Rtti-nilitig tho district meeting of the
'Wothodist church, South, In Ihls city.
Attend the Civic Improvement club
lnnoo nt Eagle Point, Saturday even
ing, JIarch 19. Lunch: will be served
'by the ladles of the club,, 25c a plate.
. ' 307
. lllng nnd Lambert cherry. Eden
Valley Nursery, CSO-J-2. 311
A. W. McCutcheon of Oakland, Mrs.
E. C. Davis of Portland' ninl -Mrs. E.
helium of Portland are among the
guests nt the Nash.
Netted Gem potaloes $1.75 per hun
dred delivered. Warner, Wortman
Gore. 309
Shade trees, all sizes. Eden Valley
Nursery, CSO-J-2. 311
Leo Waddell of Prospect Is one of
the visitors In the city from that sec
tion of the county.
Lost Somewhere on the streets of
Medford on Sunday evening or Monday
morning a used inflated spare casing
on rltn for Maxwell car. Page Dressier
Co.
Much favorable comment is beard
on the streets of Medford about the
new busses just put on by the luter
nrban Auto Company on their runs to
Ashland and Giants Pass. Mr. Lewis
has just turned mil three new jobs,
one of them being a very pietty Job
with seats for 22 regular passengers
with seven extra seats. Mr. Lewis is
standardizing on bis euuipment to the
White truck, having Just added throe
now Whiles, making a total of live
large White busses, one of which has
already run over loO.Oini miles. HOT
Jack Casey, Jack Maloney ami J.loe
Ray, alleged moonshiners of Grunti
Pass, will enter their pleas during
tho Medford term of the federal court
next October, Instead of being put to
the expense of going to Portland with
their witnesses, according to an order
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allowed by Federal Judge Itean ihlajtry owing to the heavy egg laying sea
week at tho recommendation of Assis-ison and the disinclination of owners
tnnt United States Attorney Thomas to kill hens at this time.
, Mnguire. The men ate at ilbeity on Invest your savings In tho Jackson
-bonds. County Hulldin:; Lean association.
For t' and ' '' . ( tf
-for III Hill I II I I ' ' ""'"nr-blle ore built,
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Travel Is still unusually light ful
fills time of the year as is shown by a
dully perusal of the rc-gisters of the
local hotels.
Put some our our llerry Special fer
tilizer on your strawberries; you'll get
more berries. Monarch Seed Co. tf
Flowering shrubbery and perennials
Eden Valley Nursery, CSO-J-2. 311
The elRht-hundredths of an Inch of
rain which fell Friday makes the total
precipitation since September 1st,
19.69 Inches.
Mr. Fisherman: Fish poles repaired,
bought and sold. Eaton, 320 X. Holly.
301)
Among the small cars the Chevrolet
has always been referred to as the car
with the best engine. This much has
long been conceded. The most eco
nomical car and the greatest perfor
mer. .1U7
Work is progressing on the new city
hall annex. The steel parts of the
large vault arrived this week and are
being put In place. I(y the time the
concrete floor is laid and the windows
are put in the vault will be dried out
and the Btructure ready for use.
II. A. Holmes, the jnaurnnco Man.
Insurance, and Iionds, plus Sorvlce.
drafting wax. L'den Valley Nursery.
CSO-J-2. 311
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hall and son
of Dunsmuir and J. Sweitzer and N.
Werner of San Francisco are Califor
lllans stopping at the Holland.
Feed wheat $2.00 per cwt at the
Farm llureau Cooperative Exchange.
31G
Ilelter buy a Chandler than wish
you had. If
The first, dance for years given by
tile high school student body was that
held last night at the Natatoriuni,
which proved a delightful and largely
attended affair, attended also by the
alumni and school hoard members
and faculty.
Our garden seeds are tested; they
sure grow. Monarch Seed Co. tf
llig drive 98e ladies' silk hose 59c.
Hutchinson & Lumsden. 311
The dozen or more local Elks who
went to Medford last evening to give
.1 ml l'ernoll a boost along the way,
returned home before daylight today,
none the worse for wear. Jud Is in
the hands of his friends. Grants I'ass
Courier.
Take away our fresh eggs at 25c per
dozen. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 309
Netted Gem potatoes $1.75 per hun
dred delivered. Warner, Wortman &
Gore. 309
M. P. Jacoby, who spent the winter
at Sail Francisco returned lo Tolo this
week.
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 2G1-J. tf
Ladles' 50c hose 29c. Hutchinson &
Lumden. 311
The condition of Mrs. Win. J. War
ner who underwent, an operation ear
lier In tho week for appendicitis con
tinues to improve.
Iluy your Curoiono milk, 10c per
can. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 311
For piano tuning correctly done call
Palmer's Piano Ilnuso or W. P. I Ironic h
310
Orogonliins registered ill the Hol
land arc Mr. and Mrs. C. M. On- or
Cottugo Grove, II. W. Veaeli of Cor
vnllls, and F. L. lleln of Portland.
Children's and grown tip's aprons.
Hugs at Presbytorian ISazaar, March
21 til. 309
Going fast, ladies' silk hoso 9So
value lit 59c. Hutchinson & Luiusden.
311
Three penniless men who arrived In
the city last night by the Height train
method (o work in a valley orchard
were allowed ' to lodge In the city
prison last night.
Use our special lawn fertilizer for a
beautiful lawn. Monarch Seed Co. tf
Mr. Worker, why pay rent? 5 room
collage, modern, one block off pave
ment, $1S50, small payment down, bal
ance $25 per mouth. .Medford Land &
Insurance Agency, 220 W. Main. 308
A. S. Hosenbaum of the Southern
Pacific staff Is spending Saturday In
the city from Portland.
Hotel Medford dining room open
dally from ti:30 a. m. to 9 p. ill. 307
Iluy 50c ladles' hose for 29c at
Hutchinson & Lmnsdcn's. 311
George Smith, Goodyear Rubber
company salesman, of Medford, today
bought the John .Met, property at the
corner of Stephens ami Lane streets.
This property has figured quite, prom
inently In a three cornered fight for
possession during the past wock, as
lite Christian -church was endeavoring
to secure the lots for a church silo,
while a local resident was also trying
to secure the property for speculation.
The properly Is Ideally situated and
will undoubtedly rise rapidly in value.
Kosebllrg News Uevlew.
Your electric fan should be 111 read
iness for the hot w-enthor. Phone
925-L and I'll cali for It. Pierce ltepair
Shop, lit; X Central. 309
The world Is our field; wo cater to
people from every where. Hotel Med
ford. 307
The post office staff Is still some
what disorganized from the effects nt
Illness among the al Inches. A. II.
Wlssing. It. F. . carrier on route 2.
who underwent a nose operation re
cently exports to be able to return to
work the first of the week. Clerk
Unkind licarh has recovered from his
flu illness and unit to work again yes
terday. Carrier II. F. Wlf who has
bad unite a severe attack of fin is still
sick and bir wife was said today to
be coining down with Hie same Illness.
Houston home made sorghum 15c a
Hi. Hutchinson l.utusilcll. 311
Will lake automobile in good condi
tion as purl payment on 5-rooin cot
tage with hath. etc. Telephone 19.
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There in a scarcity of dressed poul-
build tin in, ' tt
Oliver Ilarbaugh of Jacksonville,
the oldest resident of Jackson county,
spent Friday afternoon in Medford
visiting old friends and attending to
business. Mr. Ilarbaugh was 90 years
old the 14th day of February, and says
he feels the same as when he was 21.
"1 expect to whittle out a century if I
don't have no hard luck" said Mr. Ilar
baugh. You can trade your old tires on new
er rebuilt tires at Exchange Tire Co.
310
Cash, doors and frames everything
In nilllwork. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 322
Mrs. J. F. Hittson, who has been
seriously III is convalescing rapidly,
and is able to he out of doors on sunny
days.
100 lbs. Netted Cem potatoes for
$1.75. Free city delivery. Hutchinson
& Lumsden. 311
If your clothes are not becoming to
you, you bad better be coming to us.
Pantoriuin Dye Works. tf
Frank Coleman of Grants Pass,
spent Thursday afternoon visiting
friends and relatives in tho city.
For belter hair-cutting try licit
Parks at White's Darber Shop. First
class work. 307
Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Sitl I Brown who has been confined
to his homo for the past three weeks
will be released from quarantine next
Monday. .
Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92, no dodder.
Phone 902. Elinor Hanley Hush, 826
East Main. 310
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661.
William iilrich who has been spentl-
ing the winter with his son Earl on
Union creek is spending a couple ofj Mrs. Charles Everett of Grants Pass
weeks In the city. is visiting friends and relatives in the
Hotel Medford 60c lunches are world city for a few days,
famous. Come and try them. 307 j Hotter get some or the print paper
We have a large stock of rebuilt , on rolls for wrapping paper at this
tires. All sizes and prico right. Ex-.office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound.
change Tire Co. 310
Tom L. Farlow of the Lake Creek
district, spent Thursday In the city.
-e reports the roads in that district
In Inid shape.
List your house, farm and timber
with the Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, 220 West Main streot. tt
If you want some print paper in
"ills, to fit in your paper racks or to
uso without tho racks, better see U3 at
once and save money. tf
Raymond Wclcu of Montague, Cal.,
was a business visitor in the city and
Jacksonville Friday.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 318 East Main. 317
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 225
East Main.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
C. J. Fry has returned from a short
business trip to Yreka, California.
Window and door screens, lattice
work. Trowhrldgo Cabinet Works. 322
Candy, pastry sirio. Presbyterian
church, Thins., 10 a. m., March 21.
309
SPECIAL SERVICES
First Christian Church
SUNDAY
11:00 A. M. Subject, "The Greatest Physical Dis
advantage of the Human Race," sent ion by I). K.
Millard. , -
7::!0 P. M. "WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST AND
CHRISTIANITY," by Dr. O. -I. Law of Grants Pass.
Special music ami a hearty welcome for you at the
1 Ionic I like Church. '
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Martlet t
" Church wit l.i a Challeniiino- Program."
"A Church of (lood Music"
7:110
"The Mistakes of the Atheist"
An address that will entrant'
io i inisii. ny
B. F. LINDAS
All unbelievers challenged to hear this.
11:00 A.M.
"The Status of the Centenary"
A I 'aim Sunday message by the pastor. Sji
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BIBLE SCHOOL
An inlerestiuo- class for
you in a ''Charactcr
.Makini"'" school.
Make the Most of Sunday
Hobby Pelouze, formerly of this city.'i't
now of Pasadena, Cal., where he IkI:
circulation manager of the ''Evening j zzz
Star," pitched a game of baseball
against the Chicago Cubs last Sunday,
ihe big league stars were too much
for the former Medford high school
athlete.
Personal attention '.o overdue ac
counts. Lindas, 235 East Main.
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
Husy Corner Motor Co. tf
Frank C. Clark of Medford was in
town last week with V. E. Warrens in
the capacity of advising - architect.
Several matters were under considera
tion by Mr. Warrens at that time.
Yreka Journal.
Delco-Light farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
For sale Outdoor self-cleaning rab
bit hutches. Miss Heine, 91C West
Tenth street, Medford. 307
John Taylor of Ruch, spent Friday
in the city transacting business and
visiting friends.
Patronize home and build up pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
made by Rogue River Iiroom Works.
SOS
Ruttar-RoU bread is made with the
highest grado shortening and milk. At
your grocer. 308
George Anderson of Hilt, Cal., spent
liiursday and Friday in tho city at
tending to business matters.
Hemstitching and plcoting
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Ha Shop,
Cor. E. Main and Rartlett. tf
Huttor-Roll bread a rich nutritious
louf for discriminating people, at your
grocer. 30S
Come and look at it and be convinced.
tf
You will always find someone in at
MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING
CO. Uso your phone, ours Is 620. 322
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church, will hold a missionary
meeting on Tuesday, March 22nd at
Ihe home of Mrs. R. W. Stearns on
Peach street.
Now is the time to have your elec
tric fan overhauled. Phono orders
925-L and I'll call. Pierce Repair
Shop, 116 N. Central, "The Glass
House." 309
Mrs. Paul Hansen, . corsetiero for
Nullone. Phone 5S5-J. tf
Tho public market today was only
a fair onu but. good considering the
time of year and scarcity of home
products. There were plenty of eggs
which sold at 25 cents a dozen, but a
scarcity of fresh meats.
For crating, packing and storage
call 333 Koiziir Transfer. 312
Special sale,, discount 25 per cent, oh
all hair goods nt Mine. Dowd Jeffries.
Entiro stock going. "07
your interest from start
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Loan Associations of the State.
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Jackson County Building and Loan Association
C. M. KIDD, President
The commodious interior of
the tonneau is indicated by
this view. Plenty of room for
three adults to stretch out
comfortably deep, soft, dur
able plush upholstery.
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First Baptist Church
(X. Central and Fifth Streets)
11:00
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"Why Belong to a Baptist Church?"
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Special Music
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Series 21 Special-Six Sedan
Judge this Car by Performance
ITS performance in owners' hands puts the Special-Six Sedan
in a class by itself among cars of the enclosed type. Trace
this wonderful performance to its source, and you will find a
motor of great power, economy and flexibility a motor which
utilizes every particle of fuel, operates satisfactorily on poor grades
of fuel, and delivers its power without waste to the rear wheels.
Everything that would add to comfort and convenience to
protection and utility has been provided in the Special-Six
Sedan. Appointments are complete and of uniformly high
quality throughout.
With unexcelled manufacturing advantages it is only natural .
that Sttidebaker can offer cars of sterling high quality and per
formance at extremely moderate prices thus making' them the '
most exceptional values on the market.
IS A STUDEBAKER
AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
221 North Fir.
L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Phone 777
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State Auditor of Jluildins &
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0. C. BOGGS, Secretary
YEAR
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER '
All refuse immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone 89i.
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