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Oli WXi ON. TUESDAY. APBTL a. 1921
Tocal and
Personal
The depth of biidw near the rim at
Crater Lake is 11 feet, and at Anna
Spring camp, five miles lower down
this side of the lake is 10 fool, uncord
ing to word Just received by Alex
Sparrow, superintendent of Crater Na
tional park from Itanser Drown who is
stationed lit the pari; In the winter
anil spring-
l'atronlze home and building pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
made bv Rogue River llroom Works.
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Fred Spulin of Med ford 1ms been Frank Clark went over to
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Superintendent
Hobinson of the
appointed a lieutenant on the staff in this morning to look alter the flne'ltlue Ledge mine spent .Monday in
charge of the arrangements for the' home being built there by Slim War- Medford transacting 'business.
University of Washington's eighteenth' ren, and en route stopped off at Hilt We do 'Hemstitching and I'icoting.
annual campus day celebration, Kri-jto oversee some improvements that Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10
day, April SUiirt. are being made there to .Mr. warren s,s. Fir. Phone 215-It
(let that spare tire from our large ; business place.
Phono WO for Taxi.
slock of used and rebuilt tires. Priced
right. K.vcbungo Tire Co. V
The St. .Mark s card parly has been
indefinitely postponed. 13
.1. C. Ailken, of Medford, is in the
Crants Pass district today, repre
senting the state fish and game com
mission. He Is acting in his capacity
as a deputy of the fish department and
is seeing that all irrigation ditches are
properly screened to prevent fish front
entering them, lie states that every
H. ditch must be screened before water
The offices of the Medford district
rf the Oregon Growers Cooperative
association, were located this morning
in the1 former Rogue River Fruit and
Produce, compuny's quarters on Main
street;' opposite the Western Vnlon
Telegram1! 'company office , for the
benqfit of the association members
nnd the general public, as a far more
convenient and central location than
the cold storage; plant where the of
fices have ijeen located for some time
past.
Dr. Klliolt vylll not he In his office
Thursday afternoons beginning April
7th. , 12
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. '
'Another heavy frost prediction for
the valley tomorrow' morning was to
day issued by the San Francisco
w.calher bureau, and (he orcliardlsts
while preparing to smudge hope that
like thiB morning the forecast will not
ho fulfilled.
Iluy rresh hulk seeds at Warner,
Wortmun & Core. ' H
(Iregg short hand and speed typing
class now starling. I look keeping mas
tered quickly through our new ma
chine methods. Medford lluslness Col
lege. J7
Mr. anil Mrs. W. II. 'Diddle, parents
of Weldon Middle, havo arrived here
from Pasadena, Cullf., and although at
present stopping at the Medford ex
pect to spend 'the summer hero luul
will reside In their son's homo while
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Diddle will move
to their ranch for the summer and fall.
The following San Franciscans nre
nlso guests at tho Medford: Mr. and
Mrs. O. French, Mrs. K. C. Faucell, .1.
1j. Goss, W. R. Lett, II. C. Shallhorne,
J,. D. Sanderson, T. Stark and Milton
nnd II. Joseph.
We can allow you a fair price for
old tires. Exchange Tire Co. 15
The St. Mark's canl parly has been
Indefinitely postponed. 13
Tho international mining convention
opened today nt Portland and so far
feW delegates are In attendance from
Jackson county, hut more are expected
before the convention closes,
Majestic orchestra at Kaglo Point
Saturday night. Hi
Miss Alia Naylor, Goodwin corse
tlore, 1J1 N. GrapcyfUreet. Phono 5I8-.I.
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Mrs. D. l Richardson of McCloud
lB'Oiie jf V!o visitors in Medford from
' northern California.
Everything electrical. Modford Elec
tric Co. Phono CGI.
If you have nn odd Job you want
done, or need help for housecleaning.
etc., telephone The Salvation Army
350. Male or female help furnished
free, of churgo We wish to help un
employed. Capt. W. C. Sinclair, 2Uil
Apple street. 17
Mr. and Mrs. A. IT. Thompson of
Eagle Point are visitors in Ihu city
and guests at tho Holland. '
It'. A. Holmes, the Jnsiirimco Man.
Insurance, and Houds, plus Service.
is turned into them this season, and
that he will be on the job and see
that the order of the commission Is
fully complied with. Mr. Altken says
that he finds the farmers in practically
every Instance ready to cooperate in
the work, and that he Is meeting with
no trouble In this district. Grants
Pass Courier.
II. T. S dry Rarium sulphur for
your pink spray. Farm Dureuu Co
Operative Exchange. ' 16
Pollyanna lunch and delicatessen.
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It is hoped that nil primary teachers
of the Sunday schools of the city will
meet with Miss Dullis, 111 Rose avenue
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Address
by Miss Norton to mothers and pri
mary teachers.
Sleepy Hollow" at Eagle Point Sat
urday night. lfi
Oolco-Light Electricity for every
farm. Medford Electric Co.
The hand and drill team of the Dra
matic Order Knights of Khorassan
temple of this city will be prominent
features at the big Knights of Pythias
ball at Granls Pass tonight. The band
will furnish the music for Hie dunce
ami (he drill loam will give an exhi
bition drill. .
Huila Fountain for sale at DeVoe's.l
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Ask your grocer for Wizard Wash
ing Powder, It will pay you to give it
u trial. 12
The roads continue good along the
Pacific highway both north and south
and are growing better every day. Sev
eral parties within the past week have
made the trip by auto from Portland
south usf far as Grants Pass in one
day. Smith hill Is reported as in ex
cellent condition with a smooth and
firm surface, the rough spots having
been leveled.
Feed wheat $2.'l() per' cwt. at the
Farm Uurenu Cooperative Exchange.
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Personal attention to overdue ac
counts. Lindas, 236 East Main.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lister or Klam
ath Falls and Joseph Shockley of
Rosehurg are among the Oregonlansj
registered at the Holland. I
Dlocks nnd dry slabs for salo. Call
859. U
You will always find someone in at
MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING'
CO. Use your phono, ours is 620. 322
Last Sunday night tho following
Medford hoys who had been spending
their Easter vacation nt home left foi
st, llenedlct, Ore., to resume, their
studies at Alt. Angel collego: John
Patton, Lawrence Duff, Vincent Fish
er, Francis Smith, John llrophy, Nqlan
Marian, and Frank Perl.
.Make tho spring afternoons happier
for yourself and child through tho joys
of Kindergarten methods. Tiny Tot
School, phono S32-W. 13
T. Edy will sell lots und houses nt a
special bargain on West Tenth, Plum
and Benson streets. Call or address
1120 West Tenth. 13
Wilson Specials
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50c
98c
$1.25
50c
15c
Men's Underwear
Bib Overalls .
Khaki Pants . .
Leather Gloves
Men's Work Sox
Work Shirts .
Blue Buckle Overalls $1.15
Men's Suspenders . . 25c
Men's Work Shoes . $3.00
Men's Work Pants .
Men's New Suits
75c
. $1.50
$14.50
3 Houses and Lots for Sale Cheap
WILL H. WILSON
32 North Front Street
Phone MO for Tax!. 14
Window and door screens, lattice
work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322
Bryant Hamilton of Kuch spent Sun
day In the city visiting with friends
and relatives. (
"Little Pal o' Mine" at Eagle Point
Saturday night. 16
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235
East Main.
Claude Saylor and family spent Sun
day on the Applegate returning to
Medford by way of Grants Pass. Mr.
Saylor says It was a warm and balmy
day on the Applegate, in contrast U
the wintry weather here.
Violin instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phope 515-H. tf
Phone 100 for Taxi. 14
John Reter of Jacksonville spent
Monday afternoon In the city attend
ing to business matters.
Have your suits and dresses cleaned
by a master cleaner. Home cleaning
and pressing is a drudgery and takes
valuable time that you need for more
pleasant work. We will call for your
bundles and return them promptly.
Telephone 244, The Pantorium. 13
"Pekln" at Eagle Point Saturday
night. 16
John S. Orth and family visited
friends and relatives in the lower A.P
plegate Sunday, making the trip by
auto.
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf
Those wanting pure milk and cream
from tubercular tested cows phone
627-Y, Bliss and Scot Dairy. 16"
I ill). anil.Vlii tf Jl.,Edwards arrlvefl
here from" Medford last night. They"
will reside here, Mr. Edwards having
fc'celitvU a position with J. K. Endure'.
& Vcfinpany. Klamath Herald.
Invest your Ravings in the Jackson
Couhly'BulliCfng and Loan association.
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Big time at Eagle "Point Saturday,
April 9. 16 .
Leach Cross, who eliminated Bud I
Anderson as a lightweight champion
contender at Los Angeles several
years ago staged a "comeback" Friday!
night, and fought a four round draw
with diet Nel'f ut Vernon.
Some first class 30x3V tires $15.00.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. 322
Lnwn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 261-J. tf
A number of Rogue River valley
stockmen planned to turn nut their
stock on the range this week, hut
held up this work pending a modera
tion In the weather.
Aiajestic orchestra at Jacksonville
Friday, April 8. 15
Better buy a Chandlor than wish
you had. tf
E. M. Wesson of Klamath Falls is
spending a few days In the cily attend
ing to business mutters.
1 Will trade Maxwell automobile as
first payment on improved real estate.
Call 220 West Main street. . 13
Cash, doors and frames everything
In mlllwork. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 322
In the advertisements of the Union
Pacific railways In eastern papers, ap
pealing to tourists to visit the north
west this year, Is n glowing descrip
tion of the beauties of Crater lake.
Ford truck with cab and goad body
for sale cheap. New tires. Seely V.
Hull Motor Co. tf
, Delco-Ljght farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
John W. Johnson the Jeweler, Is suf
fering from a Blight injury to his eye,
caused by a splinter of glass striking
It when a watch crystal he was repair
ing broke.
Savo money on wrapping paper by
using whito print paper in rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotiere for
NuBone. Phone 58G-.T. tf
'. D. M. Lowe of Ashland spent Mon
day afternoon lm Medford attending to
business matters.
" 'Luclana' at Jacksonville Fri. 15
'. "Peking i Jacksonville Frt, : 15?
Better get some of the print paper
on rolls for wrapping paper nt this
office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound
Come, and look at it nnd be convinced
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Axel Lundgren of Jacksonville was
a business visitor in the city Monday
afternoon. ' ' '
When overhauling your old bus put
new life in It by demanding genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac'
tory equipment on the best cars. Tho
!;
v anal company has purchased a new
Essex automobile from the A. W.
Walker Auto company.'
Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood,
mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
J. B. Venton of Rose-burg is among
the out of town visitors in the city and
valley this week.
Hemstitching and plcotlng
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Ha Shop,
Cor. E. Main and Bartlett. tf
' There is some talk of staging the
return wrestling match between Ted
Thye and Ralph Hand, pride of Gold
Hill in this city the latter part of the
month. Friends of Hand want him to
wrestle Thye in Portland in the re
turn match for the publicity he would
gain.
"Wang-Wang Blues" at Jacksonville
Friday night. 15
' 12-lnch dry pine $4.00 a tier; 16-inch
dry pine $4.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf
An oil company with M. G. Womacl;
as the leading spirit has been formed,
and plan to drill on a lease in the
Griffin creek district.
If you want some print paper In
"oils, to fit In your paper racks or to
use without the racks, bettor see us at
once and save money. tf
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661. "
Busy Corner Motor Co.
"Do You Ever Think Of Me"
Jacksonville Friday night.
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Was in Bed Three Days
Mrs. Josle Reed, 217 N. Exter St..
Tulsa, Okla., writes: "I was In bed
three days with in y back. 1 took Foley
Kidney Pills and in two (ays was at
my work again. 1 cannot praise your
inedlcino too pinch." Foley Kidney
Pills stop bladder Irregularities and
strengthen the kidneys. They help
eliminate front tho system the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff joints, sore ' muscles', swollen
hands nnd feet, pufflness under the
I eyes. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Lost.
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from emigrant car at Medford.
one black- tnalo cat, some
! white lower mirt mouth, white chill
I breast and four feet. Conies for name
of Jerry. Five dollars given to anyone
to express him, O. O. 1). to W. II, Ros
bury, Geiher, Calif. 16
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Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake, Chapter No. 32
Special. convocation Tues
day, April 5th. 7:30 p. in.
P. M. ami M. K. M. De
grees. Visitors Welcomed.
12 A. F. NOT1I, Secy.
FOREVER
FREE from
ASTHMA
Hundreds of people are aston
ished and delighted with the
quick and PERMANENT relief
they huve received from the use.
of our wonderful new discov
ery. Asthma-Sera.
Asthma and Hay-Fever, with
all their tortures, may now bo
BANISHED FOREVER. Tear
out this announcement and
send at once to
IS. M. 11. LABORATORIES '
814 Alaska llldg, Seattle, Wil.
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Special Prices on
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
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at Weeks & Orr's
LARGE FURNITURE STORE, OF COURSE
9x12 Liberty Axminster Rugs at .... .$35.00
9x12 Alpine Axminster Rugs at .... .$45.00
9x12 Madison Axminster-Rugs at . . . .$47.00
9xl2Ardsley Axminster Rugs at .". . .$49.50
9x12 Judson Axminster Rugs at ... . .$49.50
8.3x10.6 Royal Axminster Rugs at . . .$45.00
8.3x10.6 Madison Axminster Rugs at $42.00
9x12 Tapestry Rugs at . . . . . . $28 to $38.50
Fremont Fiber Rugs at . ... .$15.50
GRASS RUGS WHILE THEY LAST. ,.,
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$2.95
$3.95
6x9, 1350- warp, only ,
8x10, 1350 Warp; only
,, v ,.....::r,:a ..:. All Small Rugs in Proportion
We carry' the Brunswick and Vocalion talking machines, all sizes
Watch our windows for next Saturday, special. One of the big
gest bargains of the season, something everybody needs for pic
nics and camping. U. S. Navy aluminum plates, while they last,
40c. These plates cost your Uncle Sam $1.25 each.
J & P Coats
Sewing
Thread
6c Spool
Week
National Gingham
Buy your ginghams now. Large selections
One lot Ginghams per yard
Sewing
Silk Thread
at
13c spool
Big assortment Fancy Ginghams, yd. 23c
Apron Ginghams per yard 14c
' Wash
Goods
19c
Devonshire Cloth at
39 yard
(ialatoa Cloth at, yard,
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FANCY, PLAIN AND WHITE VOILES
White Voiles at 35d, 45, 50 75? to iti.4U
Plain Color Voiles at, yard."
Fancy Figured Voile. at, yard
Figured Flaxon at, yard
Fitntred Bat iste 'at. yai'd.................:..
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35 to S1.75
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SILKS
Crepe Do Chene at........ .....$1.65 to $1.80
(Jeorgette Crepe, at $1.35 to $1.45
Canton Crepe, at yard $1.65
.lersette, colors Old Hose. Navy, Black, Drown, at
$3.90yard
Pussvwillow Silk, plain colors at. yard $3.00
lilack Satin at ..........$1.50, $1.75, $2.00 to $3-50
Black Tafj'e4.a and colors $1.50 to $2.50
Changeable Silk Poplins at, yard 9S
Colored Pongee.' heavy weight, at $1-90
Natural color Pongee at 95. $1.12, $1.30, $1.54
to $3.15
Tnh Silks in Fancv Stripes at $1.85
36-inch Belfast Cambric while it lasts
per yard 20c
Muslin Sheetings
Hope Muslin at. 17 yard
:(! inch Muslin at 14 yard
o( inch Bleached Indian
Head Muslin at 25 yard
0(5 inch Brown Muslin at
12, 15. to 18
No. (i0 Berkley Cambric at
25. yard
No. 100 Berkley Cambric at .
7- 4Bleached Sheeting at.
8- 4 'Bleached Sheeting at
9T4 Bleached Sheeting at........
30-4 'Blenched Sheeting at
40 inch Pillow Tubing at
P.fi inch Billow Tubing at
4l2 inch Pillow Tubing at
A. C- A. Feather Ticking at..
Burlap, plain colors at
Burlap, fancy pattern, at
33 yard
...43 to 5G yard.
....48 to 60 yard
...52 to 70 yard
....57 to 80 yard
:..3S yard
.33 yard
Hcavv Outing Flannel at.....
............35 yard
29 yard
28 yard
521. yard
20 yard
ancv
l)ru-Kiss Skirling at...
...$G.00 vard
Ladies' Fancy
Silk Hose
at $2.30, $2 88
to $4.45
Golden Rule .
Mercantile Company, Inc.
On North Central The Busy Street
:',() inch Khaki Cloth at 28 to 49 yard
CURTAIN SCRIMS
Large assortment to choose from in "White, Cream
and Ecru, priced at 21, 23, 33. 35 to 80c.
Fancy Scrims at 50 to $2.00
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