f MEDFOTJD MAJL TRTBUXT!, fEDFORTTi. Oft Eft OX." MONDAY. MAftnT
rpiGE TWO
L
ocal and
Personalis
the
The rr.o.-t beautiful Eatr day In re
ef t years as that .f ytJay witk
tlji sunshine anJ 1alrny air. which wa
;iii
sharntned.
not only fon'Juc-ive to etarcn f'jidjerCo,:! East Main.
tut for auo r;i-s ao .. .y.e furnUhe'i tv 1
previous, tisiny an ! rii.ijv S ir.4J. Tc- j
church? !.a,! la? K3-r-.- aa-Sccs ;
at Uth s'rrvk-f-s an l tr.e l'ac-.f:e h;-ii-;
way saw Ion H.-iti: antes after-:
noon and ea;s?. :!-?. nan? r-!
lie enioreii out in r the Mils jMther-i
luiT wM i!o'r, or at t!
The back is tbat portion ni yo-rj ,I(eI.t. Portland and Mwiforii ilivid
s-&atorr.T t wbi'.h your ' friends" cj'.-.)p members!.
left tli
I A Li; social erect of this week w.li lr. A. J. Aciern.an. rei:d-Bt
i be the Ari.ericao Legion ball (riven by j the Oregon Stare Nori.s!. s;-nt the
Xa'atorium! day in Ashland yenerday and :ted
j some of the tity schools in company
ith SetrcTary J. 1!. Fuller of tne
Char.jer of Conine.-. Toe p'.irixe
i of Mr. Ackerman's visit to Ashland
tf;as to plan the establishment of a six
'Itchell ' ee:i urr.a:er norrx.al school in Asb-
217;iand for the corui'ig teasn and a con
11,47.!. iUe.-e.-;:e was arrange,! a: the ciiamber
iiof coR.merce with a coiiiniiitee aje
Med ford mri
nint.
Hemstitching and nicoting
V) cents per yard.
The Vanity Ha Shop.
Cor. E. Main and Eartiett.
.an movers
riia.-k.-:
Dr. Kar:-J
lustr. L'hiroj.-ractor, h';arta lii'i
'tee
Full an
e later.
Chandler than wish
V
Phone 22 for l.ib-
y.-.t furniehed by
p.-ae!e Saturday r.iirnt
V oareatlv Medford has been play-! Ilto for thin purpose,
jr.? veo' .ra'.:t:cal p-jlitics. while Klarn-I noiinc-emenis will 1 n.a.
stn ha? oen irt.'y s'aaainc by. As the! Armani twins,
.-wilt Klamath, 'he county in which! fce'tcr buy a
C.-a'er i3 hrf aied. will have no : Joii tad.
... .1 'i 'uin-in of The IJ'I.H'Htl fety first.
! t ! ,-o-y,.- i to raise for the develop-! erty Taxi Stand Gusher Cafe. 7
tverytning electrical. Medfora tiec-
s in the directing com-:""; t
,d the result is bound to be James Harvey Mensiey. a civil war
the hbar:a of advantages between ! veteran who died at Orantir Pass.
Portiand and M-.-dford. Kiamath takes I March 25th at the asre of fet years, and
KiKil Cr.M-al'y flirt dance at t(.e leavlriKs where it is riKbtfuIly en- who was a brotcer of John Hensley
CPU. liouie o:i Pa'i.'lc Hi-rhway, 3at-i,jtje,i n the pick o? advantages. i'-f Rog'ie P.iver, was buried pt Talent
April lind. Cl'd if.u.c. K'aii.a'h FalU Herald.
sale at K'-d'Jy s .Shortage on new cars. Uuy quick. ki jwu., . m. imm
C V. Oates Auto Co. 7! 4 Vt Althea hall, corner Main and
t. !'! If Tou want some print paper In ' entral. ouarantee to team you in
10
on
urday eve.
Tickets l! Jj.
Jewelry Store.
April Fool's dance at Beasie
S.--K" l:.nf at er.2l Sat. IV ii. to fit In vour oaoer racks or to'ur. o. eisoi le-sons
The condition of Mi.s l.ib i ta f;ore!use without the racks, better see us at;'-ncin a'-nooi.
has been improved tb
and the condition of Miss K.iith 'iore
had eo far improved that she was able
to he removed S'mday to the ranch
home of her uncle. W. H. 'lore, on the
Jacksonville r-aii.
Uelco-I.fght farm r.ght and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsc-tiere for
NttPotie. Phone 5J. (
A pleasant time is anticipated at the
dance d. evening at the Masonic
hall. An invitation is extended to all
whether members or not.
The predicted heavy frost for Sun
day inornin'! only partially material
ized with a temperature of de
green which did no harm whatever to
the fruit tr-es. This mornings low
est temperature was 31.7 decrees.
petter uet ftome or the print paper
on rolls for wrap-!ng paper at this
office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound
Come and look at it and be convinced.
tf
Flower pots. Flower pots. Mon
arch Seed Co.
Oh! Yum! Yum! Home cooked eats
at Hoasrle Saturday, Ap-il 2. 10
George Putnam, who ca.sts a wicked
rod when he goes fishini; for steelhead
In the Rogue river, was In Portland
from Salem yesterday. Mr. Putnam
recently stirred up Salem by going
after the high school sororities. The
Oregonian.
You will always find someone in at
MOIjERN PLUMBING & HEATING
CO. Use your phone, ours is 620. 322"
A few weeks of Kindergarten this
spring will better fit your child for
entering the public schools next fall.
Tiny Tot School. Phone S32-W. 7
A large attendance Is expected at
the dance given at the Masonic hall.
Wednesday evening. C
George A. Mansfield, president of
the Jackson county farm bureau and
also of the state farm bureau federa
tion, came home Sunday lrom Port
land for a flying vtttlt after a two
months steady absence on state farm
bureau federation work In various
parts of Oregon. Ho returns to Port
land toniKht, from whence he leaves
for Chicago as one or the three Ore
gon representatives nl the grain mar
keting plan conference. From Chica
go Mr. Mansfield, who Is a member of
the Nutional Farm llureiiu Federation
executive committee, nnd nt the re
quest ol President Howard or the fed
eration, will go to Washington, I). C,
to meet with the executive committee
for a week's session, during which the
national farm bureau congressional
program will ho outlined.
If you nrc one of tho few that
think "bread Is bread" you haven't
tried "Bulter-ltoll," at your grocer.
7
Notice: Moved from 211 S. Crape
street to ill S. Holly street, opposili
city park.. Everything In shoe re
pairing. Tho beHt or work nnd ma
terial. Nothing ler.M. fleo. F. Ow
ing. 3 If.
The Eastern Rlnr Social club Will
give one or their popular dances tit. the
Masonic hull. Wed. evening. All ure
cordially Invited. G
A future of the society page of
Kunday'w Oregonian wn port ml is or
Mrs. Frank Owen's two 'daughters.
Ilarbara and Shelby. Mrs. Owen re
cently returned front Portland where
she was extensively entertained hav
ing formerly been n resident of thai
city.
(let the rrenm titled curs nt bar
gains. Kt'ft Cat.-s at once. 7
We do Hcmslltt hltig and I'lcotlng.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10
8 Kir. Phone 2l.".-lt. 27'
Ilock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel
Co. tt.
past two days.0!:ee and save money.
tf
Jl:
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
Youtl know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it Rives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard,
better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings eate and comfort
while it is being rubbed on !
Musterole is recommended by man
doctors and nurses. Millionsof jars are
used annually for bronchitis, croup.stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
brt'ises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest lit oftenprevents pncumonii).
! I ..-1:1 ,,-.v ..!, It. run Into the Veil
ford Pharmacy, Main and Central
tree's, on Saturday, April 2nd. Their
sjerjals for one dollar will surprise
yon. 1"
tiuests from Washington state a' the
Holland lire Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drum
and W. J. Hiehstret of Yakima, and
Clyde O IV-ll of S'-at'le. Mr. and Mrs
A. J. Knapp of San Ftanclsco are also
registered at this hoi-.
If your merchant does not handle
ftogue P.iver made brooms you can get
them at the public market. 314
I.on't overlook the opportunity to
get a Gales used c-ir. 7"
Oar.ce at lieagle Saturday given by
Miss Georgia Henry. 10
P.. p.. llogan of the Applegate dis
trict is a visitor in the city who ar
rived Sunday.
12-inch dry pine ll.'O a tier: lfi inch
dry pine S 1.75. Valley Fuel Co. If
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
The Medford Pharmacy's Special
Dollar Sale for Saturday, April 2nd is
worth looking up. Some genuine bar
gains of seasonable goods. 10
Clarence Buck of Jacksonville is an
applicant at the state engineer's office
for a right to obtain 0.13 second feet
of water from the Big Applegate river i
for irrigation of 34 acres.
You are overlooking a bet. See
Gates' used cars. 7J
Dressmaking, hemstitching, but
tons covered, pleating and embroid
ery at the Stylecraft Shop. Succes
sors to Mrs. II. K. Haney. 7
April Fool's party ut Eagle Point
Saturday. April 2. V
The Oregon Growers association Is
making arrangements to handle the
peach crop of this district this sea
son, and expects to find markets to
absorb the Burpltis from here. The
outlook at this time for the peach
crop is excellent, though the danger
lime from frost Is only now approach
ing. Grants Pass Courier.
Easter flowers. Jap Art Store. 213
List your honse, farm and timber
with the Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, 220 West Main street. tf
Don't lulus "Dollar Day" at the
.Vedford Pharmacy, Main and Central.
Saturday, April 2nd. See their "ad"
'in another page this issue. 10
The weather today, like that or
Sunday was ideal, anil rair weather is
again the prediction for Tuesday.
You can buy used cars during next
few days for less money than ever
before, or later, nt C. E. Gates Auto
Co. 1 '
For crating, packing and Btorage
call 333 Keiur Transfer. 312
"Spot" dances nt Engle Point Satur
day night. 1
II. 11. Prlngle of Unite Falls and
Vivian Norman of Itarto were county
visitors in Medford Sundny who wore
registered at the Medford
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! Monarch
Seed Co. '
When netter automobiles are built
Ilulck will build them. tf
Hlversido Community Club dnnen. nt
Club House on Pacific Highway Sat
urday eve.. April 2nd. Good music.
Tickets (1 .50. on sale Roddy's Jewelry
Store. 5
The Elks lodge was represented at
the Easter night services at St. Mark's
church last night by mi members who
attended In a body In honor of thf
lodge chaplain. Rev. Wni. Hamilton.
Everything electrlcnl. Medford Elec
tric. Co. Phono GUI.
Dr. Jouett P. Hray Is In his ofHcc
week davs except Thursdays, room
409-410. Phono 6S0. Lady assistant
"Keep Smiling." tf
Majestic orchestra at Eagle Point
Saliiiilay night. 10
Oiegonlans stopping at the Medford
are Mr. and Mrs. J. I.ennon of Red
mond, E. (i. Collins of Eugene, and the
following from Portland: A. J. Ness.
E. It. Herman, M. nrainhnig.'r. J. R.
Wnrtner and 1.. N. Ilialnetd.
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phono 515-11. tf
Anyone having n few pieces of S-
Inch rough sldliisT. beveled from hall
Inch to five-eights please notify II. T.
Hcl.osli. phone I'.'.Hi l,. Either new or
good second-hand lumber will do.
Good order and good time at Eagle
Point Saturday night. 1"'
Friends of Clarence Piiukey will be
sorry to learn that he Is very 111 at his
home in Central Point.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Feed wheat $2.i'.r per cwt nt the
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange.
31B
Lawn mowers sharpened light. Lib
erty Shop. 2tilJ. If
Young iecip!e. start Easter Sunday
right by attending the Sunrise Easter
service at C: 15 at the Presbyterian
church.
Prof. Irving Vining of Ashland is
serving on the Jury in circuit court at
Jacksonville this week.
Any one having a map of the ex
plorations or General John C. Fremont
prior to the year IMG. will confer a
favor by communicating with Mrs. H.
H. Sargent. Jacksonville, Oregon.
R. A. Holmes, the insurance Man.
insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
C. H. Pierce of Medford has return
ed home from Roseburg where he
spent the past week, or more in help
ing put the farm bureau membership
drive for DouRlas county.-
Delco Llght Electricity for ' every
farm. Medford Electric Co.
Soda Fountain for sale at DeVoe's.
' ' ; tt
..L. A. Liljeqxrlst. of fne attorney gen
eral's office, 'an able and well known
lawyer, who was here a short time
conferring with County Prosecutor
Moore on the Bank of Jacksonville
criminal case3. and who concurred
with him on the dismissal of several
Indictments Ia8t week and In the gen
eral program as to handling the prose
cution of other criminal cases, return
ed to Salc-in last week. County Prose
cutor Moore has nothing to do with
the civil suits to recover money ror
...e Bank or Jacksonville deiositors in
which the state bank superintendent
Is the plaintiff. Superintendent Bram
weli's attorney in these cases is for
mer County Prosecutor Geo. M. Rob
ens, who has been generally congrat
ulated on his winning the judgments
in the Bartlett and Kubll cases.
Some first class 30x34 tires Jlo.oO
Medford Vulcanizing Works. 322
We can allow you credit on your
old tires or new or repaired ones. E
change Tire Co.
Among the Oregonians registered at
the Holland are Mrs. E. T. Saunders of
Klamath Falls and H. D. Carr of Ash
land, E. R. Renlock. George Rebec,
F. D. Young, R. O. Clark and C. D.
Cruni of Portland.
After you are atitoing all day come
and eat your dinner at Hotel Medford
Open to nine p. m. 9
iNot'.ce To the party who took the
discs and castings off my tractor
plow on N. Riverside, please return
same as I am needing them. S. T
Howard. S
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Garnett arrived
home by train this forenoon from their
Imh Angeles sojourn. They could not
return by auto because the new Dodge
car which Mr. Garnett purchased here
and in which they made the journey
to the California city was stolen out
of the garage in that city recently and
has not turned up since. It is under
stood the garage proprietor disclaimed
all responsibility and asserted thut
tears stored in his place were at their
owners' risk. Shory s democratic
friehds point toi'the-luct that a cur
was never stolen ' from hlin under a
ileiiiocratic administration.
. personal attention to ovordue ac-
'ctnints. ' Lindas, 235 East Main.
Invest yon't savfugs in' the Jackson
County Bulldlni; nnd Iiau association
tf
April 1st is lue lutit day of special
sale on hair goods ut Mmd. Dowd
.Infi'tvs. S
Mrs. E. .1. Skewis and Mrs. O. H.
Manning will entertain nt the Skewis
residence. SoG West Main. Wednesday
afternoon beginning ut 2:31! for the
benefit of the Boy Scouts. Bridge and
Five Hundred will lie played and all
Interested In aiding the Boy Scouts
are' Invited to attend.
Flowering shrubbery nnd perennials
Kiirti Valley Nursery, Gso j-2.
Hotel Medtord dining room open
from G:u a. ni. to 1 p. tn. continuous)
Prof. George Rebec arrived here
front Portland yesterday for a short
slay at his ranch ne:tr the city.
Window nnd door screens, lattice
work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322'
If you want to know about Horse
shoe tires ask anyone using them
Guaranteed und adjusted here. Ex
change Tire Co. S"
Hoid D. Young, the frost expert.;
! m ho has been :n cha.-se r.f the weather (
j bureau at Davenport, la., for the At
six months, arrive ji the city Sunday,
from Portland, in which city he stop-'
ped off for a day & v:i. to resume his J
annual frcst warning and research;
work here until .May JOth. The frost i
I warning &erTice will begin a: once.j
j The prufesaor is feeling fine and i de-j
lighted to be beck aiuin in the sun-i
thine of our beautiful valley, deel&r-i
ting the change from the Iowa climate
.is a most welcome one. Mrs. Youne
and their son will remain at Daven-'
i port nntil he returns and during bis
stay here he will live at the Holland.'
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Corey of Salem,
former, well known Medford reslden'.s,
are here visiting at the home of their i
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Meeker. j
The CO ct3.' lunches served at the
Hotel Medford on week days are not !
lunches, they are dinners. S j
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235
East Main.
Mrs. L. Osborne of Yreka, was a
Snnday visitor in the city.
Cash, doors and frames everything
in millwork. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 322
Included among the Medford s guests
are F G. Ortland of Minneapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. John Broten of Watuni, N.
IJ., U G. Feyen of Seattle. H. C. Wil
liams of Los Angeles, and L. A. Fali-
nig. W. Prlmme, J. E. Clifford and H.
J. Aronaon of San Francisco.
The Callfornla-Oieson Power Co.
announce that the power will be shut
off in Medford and Phoenix from one
to five a. m. Wednesday on account of
installing new apparatus. V
Although the Pacific highway was
crowded with cars of Medford and val
ley people In both directions Sunday
afternoon and evening between Ash
land and Grants Pass, not a single
accident had been reported up to this
noon. There was no speeding as far
as could be learned and last night the
strings of hundreds of ears had no
spotlights, using but their ordinary
lights. Ever since the unfortunate
accident two weeks ago Sunday even
ing in which the three Gore sisters
were injured the generally careful
driving and lighting of cars on the Pa
cific highway has been noticeable.
Put some our our Berry Special fer
tilizer on your strawberries; you'll get
more berries. Monarch Seed Co. tf
A. E. Reames is back in the city
again from a business visit to Klam
ath Falls.
The California-Oregon Power Co.
announce that the power will be shut
off in Medford and Phoenix from one
to five a. m. Wednesday on account of
installing new apparatus. 5
The city prison had three guests
last night of the variety known as
genuine bums, who were ordered out
of town this morning.
Ford truck with cab and good body
Tor sale cheap. New tires. Seely V.
Hall Motor Co. tf
Guests at the Nash include Clayton
Lick of Klamath Falls, .Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Werle of Oakland, and W. A.
Crane and R. C. Flanders or Portland.
All the girls arc going to wear
aprons 'to the box social to be given
at the Methodist church on Bartlett
street by the Epworth League Tues
day night. They are also going to
bring boxes filled with everything
good to eat. All Interested in the
Epworth League are Invited to attend
A good time for all.
Clair K. Se!y. brother of the bride,
was best man. Rev. Harold Griffis of
the First Christian church, officiated
with a beautiful and impressive cere
mony. A wedding luncheon was served by
the Misses Vivian Patterson, Velma
White. Helen Story and Edith War
field. Out of town guests at the wed
ding were the Mtsse Helen Stran;.
Phillis Roberts atid Francis Perry of
Medford: Miss Veirca While of Sio
kane. and Miss Edyth Warfield of
t'orvaltis.
The happy couple left on the after
noon train lor the north for a br.ef
boneyrr.ocn. They will return to make
their home in this city. The bride and
groe-m were formerly Reed college
students, and have a host of friends
who wkti them a happy and success
ful wedded life.
WEDDING BELLS
!
Seely-Spackman
PORTLAND, Ore., March 20. An
Interesting wedding took place on
the afternoon of Saturday, March
19th, at the home of the bride's par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. E. K. Seely, 1039
East Tenth street, where in the pres
ence of close friends and relatives
their daughter, .-una became the bride
of Charles R. Spackman, Jr., son of
C. R. Spackman of this city. The
rooms were artistically decorated with
spring flowers nnd Easter lilies. The
bride gowned in a smart gray tailored
suit wearing orchids and lilies of the
valley, was given away by her lather.
Mrs. G. II. Grover of Medford, sister
of the bride, acted as matron of honor.
BETTER LOOK OUT FOR
THE CAMERA IN
Can you -t 1 1 your neighbor by xh
looks ut his La k ?
Are you a good judge of houMvi
ror.iour and bk!d pa;es?
If r.ot. a in tie stutiy in, fui f:i
j-ihyhiolocy -n ordr, for a V!io
Who" id Mdfor d movies, w;th n
unique tjf-.winif rontest in to bf r-n th
IiroKram hoon ai the Page meait-r.
Th stunt i this: 'Fifty cr 1" prom
inent Medford citizt-ns will he "fi;
I u md " by t hft n:ovie cit nira f mm
the ba.-k. Then they will In1 HWit- h-d
around and taken with a dirf-ct front
view.
When shown on the scr'-en. th
oaek.s of the-se Individuals will le
numbered, and theater' patrons will
be reyuestei to rus "the identity 6(
the If.al t,ieTxma.Kes whose uplruil
. oluineWa are t-xjJOftPfV to vfe-w; '
SrVrjuT. substantial --prizes " w$!t--e
dist rib u d ,to the persons urnlni'in
the Kiate number qI correct nainef.
New Millinery
Smart Blouses
Is - . idcA.-.
t ,:. .?...;
$10.00 Trimmed Hats
$7.50
$18.50 Trimmed Hats,
$12.50
BLOUSES AT COST
Some Real Bargains
in white and flesh Geor
gette and wash waists.
The Vanity Shop
Miss Lounsbury, Milliner
Cor E. Main and Bartlett
OBITUARY.
HOC'.AX Uza Hogan. wife ot Mi
chael U. Hogan of the Applegate dis
trict, died at Sacred Heart hospital
.Sunday, March 27 of a complication
of diseases. Aged 64 years. T months.
1 T days. She was born in Pennsyl
vania J une 1 0th. 1 56., was mamd
at Ru-shville. Minnesota, May 7, ls7t.
moving to "hlppewa -Tails, Wisconsin
and resided there for 21 years. The
family came to Jackson county eleven
years ajjo, movinK to their ranch on
the Applegate. She leaves her hus
band MK-hae!, six daughter and one
son : Mrs--. Loi a Adkins, Applegau-;
Mrs. H. .7. IaClair, Powers. Ore.:
Olive, Genevieve, Patrica. Viola, and
K. Bernard Hogan, Applegate. Tho
funeral services will be held at tlie
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
10 a. m. Interment in Medford cemetery.
Glycerine Mixture
For Gas on Stomach
Simple Rlycerine. buckthorn bail:.
3tc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka reliev.-s
AN V CASE gas on stomach or sour
ctomach. It acts on hoth upper and
lower bowel and removes all foul
matter which poisoned i-tomath.
Often CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. The INSTANT pleasant
action of Adler-i-ka surprises both
doctors and patients. One man who
suffered five years from indigent ; n
and constipation was helped by ONE
iose.
I. eon B. Hnsklns. druirgit. Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED About 1 dofeen one-year
hens, full bloods. Barred Rocks. Box
TO, Mail Tribune. 7
WANTED Competent and experienc
ed Htenographer capable of taking
dictation. Hox X, Mail Tribune, tf
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Hcwur.'! ln:.'!is you f.o The nnrne
"liayci " on iack:ipe or on tubl.'ls you
iro nol Ki'tiinp iienuino Asiiirin )re
"rrilietl by hysiriuns for IWenty-uni'
I'""'" ami provnl safe by minimis.
Fake Aspirin only an lold in tho E.y
r pin k.iKL- for ( nlils. HailRi'hi .u
riilKia. Uhi'imiatism. I'ararht. To-.lli-i'-h.
I.umhairn. and for Pain. Handy
tin iu.xR of tw.-lve r.aycr Tnhh'ts iv
Aspirin cost few pnts. Aspirin is th?
li-adf mark of Bayt'i- Mtiufartin-ts ol.
Monoacetiruridesu-r of Salirv liiiu: J.
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Typewriter
Fold It np, take II
with yon, type
write anywh era.
150.00. lDcludln
carrying case.
MKHPOUl) BOOK BTOR1
TVfHhntnr for Pv Dnrm
T. 0. HEINE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Pnnrcry of Even, Ears. Nose and
Throat. All dititascs of thie organs
treated. Clauses fitted. 314-313 Lib
erty 111 J., Cur. ilalu & Craps Su.
H
What Is
Service
'Whf jour putrhuie Insn-aur
. from us you also buy onr tlmr
and kaorrlrdge of luirnnof,
: and cud command oiir KrrTicr
throughout the life of your pol
icy, that's what we're here for.
R. A. IIOLMKS
THE INSURANCE MAN
All Forms Insurance and Bonds
...Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Special
Dollar Sale
ONE DAY ONLY
Saturday, April 2
COMBINATION NO. 1
t llofiulnr
lUiioiIent Tooth Paste 2."r
Toolh IS, u.li "'lie
Creole Shampoo He
ALL FOR $1.00
COMBINATION NO. 2
Arniafid's Face. Powder ."Or
.Armantl's Tali- Powilei- -oe
Almond anil CuiuihImt Cream.. ..tide
ALL FOPv $1.00
COMBINATION NO. 3
-Naee Tale Powder', l.e il-"e .
1 llov Stationery oTie
I Clothes linish
ALL FOR $1.00
Medford Pharmacy
Prescription Druggists
.Main and Central
1
THE
STAR MEAT MARKET
Meat Fish Oysters
Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday
Pure Home Rendered Lard, per pound .25c
Fresh Side Pork, per pound ;.20c
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per pound .... 17c
Short Ribs of Beef, per pound . .15c
i .
314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273
BEFORE
ftivins your carpets 'to llie junk
dim ii, oet i 11 1 i)ii h I u u i from
US
Our l'uys lire leveisalile. liulli
sides nlikf.
Diek says: "From our looms to
your rooms."
Call 180
MosanArtRugCo.
119 West Tenth St.
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
Fertilizers
for
LAWNS
FLOWERS
VEGETABLES
FRUITS
BERRIES
Our stork of I'ertili.ei is the most complete in Southern Oregon.
I se r.ur I'ei tilleis on your l.aun anil ITimei-s, then compare your's
with your neighbor'., iiinvmli.od l.nwn anil Plants next summer.
Apply Them Now
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
pllne 2G0 1 317 e. Main St.
PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
INDEPENDENT
Auto Electric Shop
All kinds snr.iRo and nolo eleetrle
work trmiratiti'etl.
A. V. KI'KIIAM & X. o. CU.I.UIW
001 X. (..raiic l-hum-tiij-V
Car, Truck and Tractor
' Repairing
Wo stunt! back of every job we !"
821 W. TENTH ST.
THOXB 3H0-W
GOOD CLOTHES
I Make Them
KLEIN Hi-
128 Kast Man SU