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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREClOX. THURSDAY. AT'RTL 28, 1M1
Tocal and
4 Personal
It has Just been learned In .Mcdforil
tliut .MIhh Helen M. Iliitch. sister of
Mis. Will (i. Steel, who u well
known In Mcdtord llimuiili having
made I011K visits with (he Steel family
here III past yi-urii, is dead uuil was
burled lit KiiKone. where Mr. uml .Mia.
Steel have been resldlnK for some
time, liiHt Prlihiy. .Miss Mulch hail
taiiKht Heboid at (Iraml Mound, Wn..
for a year or more.
. Special price on Olympic flour this
wook iioihiim better come In nml!
nuo the kooiI things made out of this
Hour. I
llclimtn Maths open for tho season.
Hiitiirduy, April 30. :17
Clarence Ollourke, the Human
I'ly." will make u dare devil climb of
the front of tin' Hotel Holland at 7: 3u
o'clock tonlnht. Hi' nave an cxhlbi
tion of his skill at tin- same place lit
3:30 this ufloiiioon.
liny u sai'k or Olympic flour lit
Jones' this week mid gut that special
pi U p. 34
Since npcniiin, the Hex Cafe lias
used a Corona typewriter making two
runs of nino carbons each day. I-Yw
machines run iMiual the Corona ill oar
lion work. Modioli! Hook Store. 'J""
Slowm: Mcdford. ltoBue Itlver val
ley, Oii'Kon Products; know them!
Use them! Hoost them! 31
Vernon Vawter arrived homo this
liiornlni; from Portland where ho
spent several days on Crater Lake de
velopment hnslness as a, member of
the state committee on Crater Luke
heltennenis.
Have thu old shoes mailt) new by
llnppy Hob at Kldd's Shoe store. I
have Just. Installed n new Champion
shoe stitcher of thu most 'modern type,
n nil my shop Is now equipped In every
ilelull to rebuild your old shoes., With
,lliy years of experience Ihey can he
nindo us kooiI as new In appearance
anil wemr when rebuild lit my shop
Willi nil of the latest Improved shoe
l'fpnli'liiK equipment. 33
SpeakbiK of music you should hear
the Hperlal ten-piece orchestra organ
ized fol-'tho Klks May Hay dance, May
2ml.
' OioKOIilans lit the Modioli! are 'I'. I..
Wllllnma or Salem, M. C. Vnlle and
M. 1.. Cnnipbell or lCuuene, F. H. John
sbn of Myrtle Creek, K. II. 'riioiuus
null b. A. West of Klumalli Falls, nud
thu fol low I in; froin i'ortlaud: Mr. ami
Mrs. Han C. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs.
V. A. HoulledKe, W. A. funnel shall, L.
M. (Ireen, A. A. Samuel, W. K. 11(0
ri'lch, .11. F. Slitenthlilor, T. J. (Iraves,
A. .1. Itosseau, 1 1. J. Frank, A. (!. Clark
Mr.' mid Mrs. It. ('.. Oil. II. Hunter.
1'. I'. Williams, (leo. S. Field. .lorry
Jbne, V. H. Orny, ('has. II. (llaser.
.1. O. Miilbeson. Mrs. II. N. llanett, It.
nuckley, C. II. Uavls, P. (I. Knox, N. H.
YonnK, 1'-. J. Illnchey and Mr. and Mrs.
II : J. Kler. . . .
'Ask for Hokiio Itlver Valley niade
products. 31
SwImiuiiiK llelniau baths, open
Saturday, April 311. 37
'I'lle Ashland and Mcdford hlKh
schools hasebnll tams will play their
fii'Ht Maine of the season. In this city
Friday afternoon. Saturday afternoon
fho" Ashland hlRh team plays the
Grants 1'iikh IiIkIi club in tbe hitter
city.
Ask for OrcKon innile products. 34
Vor Sale- (lood pinion mid lawn
BCdlmeiit. 1 I'hone !H! J. tf
' Dance nt Siivune Ci'eek ball Sntur
ilny evenliiK, April 30, 1921. Kvery
body come. 34
"tleoiKe T. Collins of Medford has
been appointed by C-overnor Olcott ns
member of the tourist Inforinatloii
bureau, created by the last legisla
ture,"' snys a dlspatcb rrem Saleui.
"Collins la the niaiiimer of the Mason
Klirninn Wholesale (Irocery company's
plant at .Meilfnrd. He was apiioiuted
to filled the vacancy caused by the
fact that K. C. Simmon of l-hineno. one
of the original appointees, was unable
to accept. Simmons informed the gov
ernor that he could not attend the
nieetliiKs owIiik to pressure of lms.
ness."1 -
" When better niitomobllcs nre built,
Itulok will build them. tf
Col. Sarnent's book "Strategy on the
Western Kront," for Bale at Medford
Hook Store. 32
Novel pieces of mechanism ndver
tisliiK a certain brand of cereal pro
ducts, which niv attracting inucli nt
teiillon, nre nu Imitation peneick
wbose tail leathers nlternntely spn(ad
and fold up. seen In the show window
of the Marsh Riwery, and an life like
imitation ot u prospector or scout bak
ing flapjacks over a camp fin', flipplni;
them up and down, seen In the Fonts
Kioccry stoiv window.
I'houe 4 7-1. tiuaianteed work, prompt
aen lce. Cily Cleunliis -4 Dyeing Co..
4B1 Sontb Hlverslde. tf
And ns to decorations, somelbiim
novel and artistic will be omul at the
Ivlks May Hay dance, May 2nd. 32
11. II. limit o l'ertland is here in
vesUcBlini; Into ihe mineral di'inisils
Hltuatloii in the vicinity o( MiMlford
Other OreRonlaiis i-euisteivd at the
Holland include 1.. IV Campbell ot
Snlelli, F. t! Lewis of Kucene, Mis.
Smith and II. V. Hnslett ot liosebnrs
lUul W. A. Wihidwiud of rortlaud.
Uressmaklim and reniodelini; Loci
tlou Flower Shop, phone ;CiI. 31
'Some wedllni; uniaU pl.iut tbn e
ilollnm ppr thousand. Phone 37( :;t'
H.-'H. Noel is Irnmi' fiiun a visit with
Ills parents In San Finncisco.
SloKnti: iMedlord. Hokuc Kivcr val
ley, Oregon PiMdinis. know them'
t'se them! Hoost tbein! 31
Cull Nash Tuxl. Phone tu;. We in
ulst liiKin careful diivini;. 37
Hlds for road Improvements .s:imai
od to cost $600,000 and biiiliies involv
InK an expenditure or approxiuia'cli
$270,000 will be opened by tbe state
liiKhwuy commission at a iiieitinc to
be held In Portland May 2t.
The Jiicksonvllle sidiool board at its
recent mi-etiiiK ordered a bill or $711
paid to the Medford school boaid, in
payment for tuition 'of county seal
pupils who utlended the Medtuid 1 1 1 M 1
school for a short time at the begin
ning of thu school year.
.May Day dunce Kattle Point Sat.
nlKlii. April :jiili. Irfia ull go for u
jolly tluiti. (looil t uts lit nildnliihl. 34
We will iicci-pt auytliiiiK which you
cannot use or wuut to -Ivc for our
I'tlllllliaKe sale. 32
The prediction Is inado that the
present low. price of butler may ko
still lower and that the price will not
benin to pick up until the sprinK sea
son is over.
Ask for lingua Itiver Valley made
products. 31
Aboiil refreshments, Louis 'I'lrich Is
In chai'Ke. Nuir sed. i:iks May Day
dance, May 2nd. 32'
Tbe Philharmonic orchestra of Los
Anneles which plays ut the Pane to
momiw uiKht will arrive In Mcdford
from Cblco, Calif., on the late after
noon train Friday, and will depart
Saturday inoiuinM; for F.UKeno, the
scene of Its next concert.
Take n look, (ireut reduction In
price of suits. Klein, the Tailor, 128
Fust Main, upstairs. 32
The committee for the Hummaite
sale, to be Kiven for the benefit of the
X-ltuy equipment will be at the Nuta
toriuni Tuesday iiiornlnK to receive
donations. HiInK In anything you care
to donate--we will sell It. Tito cau.se
Is n worthy one. 32
The postoHlce department has nulli
nrlzcd the Ashland postmustcr to
make n temporary star route service
contract with the Howard & (Jrlines
AslilauibKliuiinth Fulls dally auto
static line. The service cousisls of
all first class mail mid dally news
papers only, uml Is designed to expe
dite the delivery or the letter mail
from Klaiiiatli Falls to all points uoitli
Including Portland on train fit. This
win ne tne third year ror such u ton
tract. ;
Ask for Oienon niade products. -,31
Hood flour $I.Sf. n suck at Kiis8'j111l7p,1i''!enH'' wlio 'signed the; chuutaiiqiiii
Phone r2!i,
F. 11. Hopkins of Medford Is among
Urn guests in the Hotel Portluud in
the state metropolis.
One hundred, percent Medford anil
Hogue Klvor Valley people nsk for and
demand home grown and home inanu
I'actiired products. 33
We lake you anywhere! Nash Tuxl.
Phone III!, lliilck cars. 37
Phil II. Heller and Mrs. II. ITelfer
of Norfolk, Vn., aro registered nt Ihe
Holland, us uru also James Ferguson
or Scuttle, (!uy Chiuite of New York,
and A. It. Illgbee of Los Angeles.
Try our uioicliunts limoh. The
Shasta.
Are you cleaning house? Send your
discarded furniture, rugs, or anything
else to the X-ltay Hiiinmiige sale. 32
Secretary or Treasury Mellon bus
transmitted to congress un esllinnlei
Horn necrulury iJ Interior Full for a
deficiency appropriation of $IO,ldO for
protection from ire or Oregon and
California nud Coos ltuy grnnl lauds
for the present Hscnl yenr. '
Piny sure. Nash Taxi Service
Phone !H1. 37
$(10.00 suits ut $15.00. Nobby pat
terns. Fit giiiiniutood. Klein, the
Tailor, 128 10. Mnln, upstnlra. 32
An Inquiry has been received nt the
Medford .chamber of ronimqrce for
the wheiviibouls of August F. Vogt.
He lived on a farm ut Prospect a few
years ngo nml later moved to a hay
lunch near Metirord. lie Is 10 yours
old, very ralr, has big blue eyes, red
dish blond inustnche, bnld bend, and Is
5 reel, 6 Inches tall. At one time he
wiih doing business with one of the
Medford banks.' Any Infoinintlon ns
to whoro be may bo found will be
greatly appreciated.
$l!0.U0 suits ut $15.00. Nobby pat
terns. Fit gunrnnteeil. Klein, the
Tailor, 128 K. Mnln, upstairs. 32
Have you a dross Hint doesn't fit
you, or n lint that Isn't becoming We
can find someone to buy them at our
rummage sale. 32"
Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. (irlmcs accom
panied by Ada Drawn motored lo iMed
lord this morning. Klainiith -Fulls.
Heruld. ? -a
Slogan ; Medford. Kogue Itlver' val
ley. Oregon Products: know them!
I'so them! Hoost litem! i 34
II. A. Holmes, the Insurance' Wnn.
Insurance, nud Honds, plua Service.
Tbe Nash taxi service or which
Messrs. Ileebe and .Marshall nre pro
prietors hud nothing to do with the
drunken joy ride unto smash-up on the
Jacksonville rtiiul at an early hour
Wednesday morning. The car that
was In this smasiiup was ("has. Mul
bollaud s taxi, u large Nnsh cur. A
few people have confused the Nnsh
Taxi service with Hie smasiiup, which
does this service a great injustice, as
the drivers of its cars are exception
ally able and caiefnl.
Ask ror Kogue Kiver Valley made
products. ;!4
Ask for Oregon made products. 34
O. K. Fonts was among tbe Mcdford
visitor spending the day In Grants
Pass yesterday.
Cash for apples. Phone 671-U. 33
F.verythlng electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone filM.
An old relic of bygone days came to
light this week when Mrs. Mary Hich
am s round the seal or the Hold Hill
Mercantile company dated 1$!7. The
men who used this seal and who inci
dentally tilled quite a large purge In
tbe history or ibis community were
Cole. Smith, and Kd Williams. Smith
will be remembered as Lord Smith,
who claimed a title in direct descent
fioui the Knglish throne. Williams
died in the quake at Frisco and Cob
has simply faded away. The seal Is
on exhibition in the News office.
lld Hill News.
Heller have your plowing done with
a Cletrac; it pays. Tel. NCS-Y. 32
Peii. ilar dance .it K.agle Point Satur
day nlcht. Kteiybody Invited. Ke.il
anisic. 3j
W. II. Corwln and It. A. Miller are
among the Medford residents In the
btute metroixiliR this week who were
registered at the Oregon hotel.
Sloguu: .Medford. Hogue Kiver val
ley, Oregon Products; know them!
Use them! Hoost them! 34
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
ImlldillK, phone 045-11. tf
(lue.sts from u distance ut the Med
ford are Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Henry anil
.Master Jiuimle Henry and nurse of
Chicago, Mrs. Until Hiddle of Now
York, W. II. Ilertieaux of Sail Diego,
CeorKo II. I.lndsley, Jr., and W. W.
Crittenden ol Seattle, and .Mr. and
.Mrs. L. C. Ackley and son, M. S.
ItOKenstiidt and D. A. Seugucher' of
San Franclgeo. '
Ask for Hogue Itlver Valley made
proilucts. 34
Dunce ut Jiicksonvllle Friday night.
April 2!th. Majestic "4-'. 33
In Justice Taylor's court Wednes
day afternoon W. K. McCracken was
fined $17i and costs for violating the
auto speed ordinance. The ilrrest was
made by Deputy Sheriff Joe Me.Mahon.
The bureau of Indian uffiiliH lias re
IHirted to Senator Mc.Nury that It finds
no basis for a recent complaint from
Indians on the Klamath reservation
about fishing in the Klamath river. It
is stated that no commercial fishing Is
curried on, iind it is not considered
equitable to deny rishlng rights to
wblto men who own land within the
ieserviillou.
We Hike unythliiK from a house and
lot, baled bay. stock, to old shoes for
our rummage sale, llring donations to
the Natatorlum, Tuesday, May 3d,
when n committee will be there to re
ceive them. 32"
Sloguli: Medford, Rogue Itlver val
ley, Oregon Products; know them!
Use them! Hoost them! 34
A representative of Klllson-Wliitc
rtjluiutuliqnu Is in the city today per
fecting plans for the Chautauqua to be
held III this city ihe lust week in May.
rile will be present tonight ut the
niee.tlng of the. sixty representative
contract. . ',1'be meeting will be held at
tbn library at 7,-30,-. . , '
Save money on wrapping paper by
using wblto print paper in rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Ask for Oregon made products. 34
Piilionl.e lionie nud build up pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
niade by Rogue Itlver llrooni Works.
3li
The arrival or n number or timber
cruisers hero lately Indicates that
some big deals are pending In the
Untie Falls territory. Tho following
parly of cruisers who will work in
that territory arrived here Wednes
day from Portland and are registered
at tho Holland: II. .Morton, Jos. W.
Herubuch. J. A. Hamilton. F. Webster,
J. Dye, V. Hart and S. Hen.
Come to Jones' any day this week
and see Olympic flour demonstrated.
Special prices. Kvery sack gunriinteed.
, 34.
Dressmaking nnd remodeling. Loca
tion Flower Shop, phone 500. 31
Senator II. Von der llcllen arrived
in the cily today from Corvnllls where
he attended a meeting of the O. A. C.
board of regents.
Slogan: Medford, Rogue Itlver val
ley. Oregon Products: know them!
I'so them! Hoost them! 34
Itetter have your plowing done with
a Cletrac; It pays. Tel. SK9-Y. "2
Assistant County Prosecutor George
Codding and Deputy Sheriff J. J. Mc
Million spent Wednesday In Ashland
Investigating into Ihe nrrest there by
i. io Ashland police ns vagrants two
hobo mouthers of the I. W. W., who
hud n large quantity of I. W. W. liter
ature in their iKissesslon and are
suspected of being 1. W. W. organiz
ers, lliith men are still held In the
county Jail until ruithcr investigation
is made. The absence of Codding and
Mc.Mnhon from the city necessitated
the postponement of the Wolgamott
trial In Justice Taylor's court Wednes
day morning until next Monday.
llreud 7c per loaf. Phone 2UI. 32
Majestic "4" orchestra. Eagle Point
Saturday night, April 30th. llig May
Pay dance. . ' ; 34
,'flnnce at Jacksonville 'Frlduy night
April 2!Hh. ' Majestic "r. 33"
The prediction of fair and warmer
tor the tlfird day In succession and
ttiii risinix temperature almost made
many persons wish for the old monot
onous prediction of rain. The max
imum temperature or Wednesday was
75 degrees
Miss Alta Naylor, Goodwin corse-
Here, 121 X. Grape streot. Phone 64S
3i
Cash for apples. Phone G71-R. $
F. tl. Hurtles nnd J. Cass ot Portland
It. K. linker of Wonder nnd C. F
Rosecrans or Sissoit. Cullf., lire among
the Nash hotel guests.
Iced wheat $2.20 per cwt. at the
Farm lltirenu Co-operative Exchange
tf
Flour $1.S5 a sack at Russ Mill.
Phone 529.
H. J. Frank of the Hlumaner
Frank Drug company, and president
or the Oregon Associated Industries:
A. G. Clark, secretary of the Associat
ed Industries, nnd D. C. Freeman,
newly elected secretary who will take
Mr. Clark's place, arrived in Medford
from Port In ml by automobile last
night and are spending the day here
in the Interest of the Oregon Products
week campaign. From here they will
go to Ashland.
Dance at Jacksonville Friday night
April J'.uh. Majestic "f. S3
Expert shoe repairing at reduced
prices. Men's half soles $1.50 per pair.
Ladles' half soles $1.00. Rubber heels
50c. Itetter new shoes for less money
Medfoid Shoe Hospital, 119 E. Sixth
St. 1
F. 1.. Test, chier clerk of the Port
land of lice of the Standard Oil Co.
is in Medford for a few days.
Ham timbers and dimension good
clean stock. Central Lumber Co., iVn
tial Point. 34"
Jesse Winburn. who purchased the
Austin hotel at Ashland about a year
ago and Mr. and Mrs. Moses, ull of
New York, who recently arrived in
Ashland, were In Medford today.
T. H. Simpson and Harry Toinlinson
were among Ihe Ashland business men
who were In Medford today. I
For quick service phone 90, Nash
Taxi. Ili-ebe und Marshall, new props.
Careful drivers. 32
Come to Jones' any day this week
and see Olympic flour deinonstrnted.
Special prices. Every sack guaranteed.
34
T. P. Tibbelts, manager of tbe ad
vertising department of the Portland
Flouring Mills, the Olympin brand of
products, is down this week for the
.Made In the Rogue Itiver Valley and
Oregon products displays and will
speak at the banquet tomorrow nlgltt.
P. It. Lyman Is the conipuny's popular
local representative.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 318 East .Main. ' tt
Come to Jones' any day this weelt
and see Olympic Hour demonstrated.
Seclal prices. Every sack guaranteed.
, '' 34
Miss Helen Clark, formerly deputy
county clerk, has, resigned this posi
tion and is now employed by Attorney
O. C. Hoggs. '
Delco-Llgbt Electricity for every
farm. Medford Electric Co.
For quick service phone 90, Nash
Taxi, Ileebe and Marshall, new props.
Careful drivers. 32
Charles Hamilton of Ruch spent
Wednesday In the city attending to
business matters and visiting friends
Buy a sack of Olympic flour at
Jones' this week and get that special
price. 34
Furniture finished and repaired.
City Auto Paint Works. Phone 754-J.
tr
There Is considerable local Interest
iu the Leach Cross-Joe Gorman bout
it Portland Thursday night. Cross- Is
remembered as the conqueror ot Hud
Anderson, nnd Gorman has many
I'llends In this city, where he spuitt
his vacutlon two years ago. Hobby
Evans, manager of Gorman. Is remem
bered as one of the principals in the
Young Dixon-IIobby Evans bouts ut
Ihe Medford Athletic club eight or
nine yeurs ugo, under the direction ot
Frnnklo Edwurds.
Better buy a Chandler than wish
yon had. tf
311a M. Cross, public stenographer,
No. 9, Jackson County Hank lildg
Phono 320-R (mornings only). 41
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
George A. Codding attended to official
business In the county seat and Ash
land Wednesday.
Olympic flour guaranteed by Jones
buy a sack this week and get that
special price. 34
Invest your" savings in the Jackson
County Hulldjng nnd Loan association.
Col. 11. 11. Sargent of Jacksonville,
spent Wednesday afternoon In the cily
attending to business mutters and
visiting friends." -
Picotius , v .
Henistltchine
buttons, coveted: ...
Handicraft Shop. tf
The condition of Architect Frank C.
Clark, stricken with pneumonia ten
days ago nnd confined in Sacred Heart
hospital is reported ns- progressing
steadily.
For first class nnintintr nanerhnne-'
lug, or tinting call Arthur West, 477-J.
35
Huy a sack of Olympic flour nt
Jones' this week and get that special
price. 34
The warehouse o( the Portland flour
company on Main street is being dec
orated with attractive designs, a wel
come relief from the glaring yellow,
and when completed will be one or the
most attractive sights In the business
district.
For Sale Good garden and lawn
sediment. Phone 912-J. tf
Hetter have your plowing done with
a Cletrac: It pays. Tel. 869-Y. 32
Jerry Jerome of the Standard Oil
company who has been confined to his
home with a severe attack of the flu,
Is improving rapidly.
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 261J. tf
12-lnch dry pine $4.00 a tier: lG-inch
dry pine $4.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALK Nice modern home closi
in. Immediate possession; easy
terms. 32 S. Orniie. 3:!
AMM&sLSji
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THE FAMILY FINANCES
TIIK Imsinoss or farm may lc nuniin aloiiy
all liuht, lmt liow aliour the thrift of the
folks ? Is tlitM'o more spending and less sav
iiiir that nocossary
And yet. you can 't expert the wife and kid
dies, or oven youreslf to have as much inter
est (if incentive as one of those " Nationalis
ed" savings accounts at the First National
will bring.
Vfxe First National Bank'
" " "Medford
E. W. Quick, a merchant of Hig
Salmon, California, is spending a few
days in the chy on business.
Special price on Olympic flour this
week nothing better come in and
see the good things maila out of this
flour. ' 34
Dance at Jacksonville' Friday night.
April 29th. Majestic "4 ". 33
The first straw hut of the season,
worn by a transient, niade Us appear
ance on Main street Wednesday.
Wanted to buy some pld carpets.
Phone ISO. 31
Delco-Llgbt fann light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
' F. I). Gordon of Grunts Pass trans
acted business in Medford and Jack
sonville Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuUone. Phone 5S5-J.
tf
AN OPEN LETTER
TO WOMEN
Mrs. Little Tells How She
Suffered and How Finally
Cured '
Philadelphia, Pa. "I was not able to
do my housework and .had to lie down
If-WIHIIIII mosc oi me time anu
"Vi felt bad in my left
side. My monthly
periods were irreg
ular, sometimes five
or seven months
apart and when they
did appear wouldllast
for two weeks and
were very painful. 1
was sick for about u
year and a half and
doctoredbut without
Lanv improvement.
A neighbor .recommended LydiaK.
Pirikhm's Vegetable Compound o me,
andr'-tlie second-diTyiafter 5 sturtediak
ing ftTbeganjofeo) hettajr and,! kept
on taking it for.gayon.. inphtluwisloW.1
keep house, and perform all my house
hold duties. Ypu can use these facts 'as.
you please and I will recommend Vege
table Compound to everyone who' suffers
as I did' Mrs. J. S. Littlk, 3465
Livingston St., Philadelphia, Pa
How much harder tho daily tasks of
a woman become when she suffers from
such distressing symptoms and weakness
as did Mrs. Little. No woman should
allow herself to get into such a condition
because such troubles may be speedily
overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, which for more than
forty years has been restoring American
women to health.
The Show That You Know
MEDFORD
one day only
Wednesday, May
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SAMSON
Made in Oregon Banquet
i"".;'' Given by tbe
Christian Church i
in Basement
JIKX'l'
itovsT r.i:i:i-' and iikow n t;it.vy
I'itv .Meat Market V. lJe -VTIre -Kconomv
.Market Nichols & Alipr.le
kd Hii'iiis l-'inhting the Beef 1 rust
CltKAMKK MASllKD 1'OTATOl.S
Warner, Worlinan i (lore
II. K. MAltSII, (Irocer (
ii'.iiviit.vn:i sTi!i(i Hia.vs
KIiik's l-'ood I'rodiicls Co.
I'lckl.LS
Knight's racking Co,
TOMATO I.V SAI.AI'
I.I.THCI-:
Tomatoes .Mason Uhrmaii Co.
LKiuee .Medford l-'Ish -Malket
llliK.AI)
.Medford Ilakerv
peerless llakery
ICOVAI. ( 11
Lung Co.
.Medford (Irocery Co..
IIAtiLKV S AI'l'Ll-: .11 K I' ,
llagley Canning Co. Talent
IIOKK I'L'AltS
liosue Itiver Valley Cannin;; Co.
ICi: CltKA.M
Snider's Dairy & Produce Co.
JIIXTS
Medl'oid Candy Co. ( ;
ai'pi.i: iti Ti i:i
.Made from apples grown In Kogue. Kiver Vulloy-
Knigbi's Packing Co.
sAin:i uAi'i:ns
Tru lllu liiHcuit ('o.
IJli'lTKIl
Jttrksbii.! County Creamery
' IJItl'IAM
.l:u-ksc:i County Creamei-y
"SHOHTIK" CAKKS
Pacific Coast Illscuit Co.
CAKKS .Made from Olympic l-'lour
1-1 ,(
Maddux llonney
Other donations made
Grocery. Kiisl Side (Jroceri
(Irocery, Oakdale (Irocery.
House Kuruisliers.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES
MADE IN OREGON
OLYMPIC PRODUCTS
Olympic Flour, sack .$2.60
Olympic Rolled Oats, package ....... 35c
Olympic Rolled Oats, sack ......... .55c
Olympic Pancake Flour, package 25c
Olympic Pancake Flour, sack. .,.70c
Olympic Wheathearts, package , 25c
Olympic Wheathearts, sack 70c
FOUTS GROCERY CO.
We Rometimes hesilato to-tell
economy for fear our state
ments may be viewed as mere
exaggerated claims.
We prefer to convince you by
tile direct testimony! of other
Zenith users or, better still, by
demenstniting how the self-ad-Justing
Zenith Carburetor on
your own car or truck will low
er your fuel consumption.
YOUNG'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP "
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES
l.evo MeUiord 11 n. m. Kally. Leave ltospliiirK 1 p. m. Dally
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
I.KAVK .MKDI-Olili.
in: no a. m.
1 : Art p. m.
4:30 p. m.
Cars iop at all intermediate points
Waiting room Medforil, 5 South l-iont.
INTERURBAN
Ladies of the
of Church
I'erl'ei-tii.-n Loaf
I ' 11 1 1 11 1:1 11 l.uat
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li coi
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by Palace (Irocery, llibbnnl C.rocery, Fouls'
, C.i.odwin's (Irocery, Lliingalow (Irocery, bow's
Dishes donated by .Mordofl & Woolf, Complete
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Dt Pnlont
FLOUIl
I.KAVK (ill.WTS PASS.
10 a .m. -1
:n p. m.
H :oil p. ui.
Phone S09
AUTOCAR CO.