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PAGE TWO MEDFOTiD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREfiOW- WEDNESDAY. "MAY -I. 1921 ocal and Personal iJesnlte the rainy weather of lust night ami the threateniiiK outlook thl torenoon a great, throng of people came to the city from the country dls trlcts and towns of the county to see the parade and attend the circus thib afternoon and eveninK- However, the crowd was not so large as it would have been had the weather been more propitious.. ,The parade was a good one mid was generally pronounced the heat ever given her by the Al ( Karnes circus. New shipment of organdie hats Just received at Deuel's. Miss Taylor. 38 , Will trade land for sheep. Guy W. Conner. C!t The Elks lodge will vote upon a number of applications for member ship tomorrow night. There are u number of Initiations for the third Thursday night of this month. Genuine Swiss embroidered robes, copyrighted. 40 samples. Special sale HiUt week. Mrs. C. O. May, resident representative. 1'hone 4G7-J. 39 . Many unusual and, valuable contri butions have been made by the people ill the; valley, to the X-Kay benefit rummage sale which takes pluee at HiO-Natatorlum Saturday, May 7 Among these are a goose, five ducks and a Jersey calf. The calf, which Is n two months old thoroughbred Jersey Is eligible to registration. Her nume , Is "Wallnlah". and she comes of the popular ami splendid Htrain of St. .Vluyfif Her Dam was "Kawn Susie" whose registration , number Is 43711811, while her sire was tiie renowned "Gul den I'pppy," who is registered under the number of 120510. This valuable contribution was made by Mr. Tim othy O'Hrlen of The Meadows Hunch, near Grants 1'uss. 37 Among the guests at the Medford nre Lucy Smith and A. Sweelser of Cleveland, O., James Johnson ot Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. tiluggetl of. Detroit, Mich., Mr. nnd Mrs. V. It lllddell of Xorlhfleld, Minn., (1. N. Illrklnnd or Seattle, Gilbert Smith of Tacoma, Mrs. A. F. Lee or Henleyvlllo, C'ulir., F. J. llllickburn or Vallejo, Cai., and C. llaentgens, A. A. (lullencamp, G. K. Field and Mr. and . Mrs. L. H. Sohmllt of San Francisco. Phone J 00 fur Olty Taxi. Taken over by G. W. I'urkey. Stund at Med ford Shoo llospltul, 1111 10. Sixth Bt. where you get butter shoe repairing uud better new shoes at reduced prices. ... Wll trade land for shoon. Guy W. Conner. . GO The first game In the Y. M. C. A. Idugue was played lust evening ut Jackaon Held. The Christian cliurch team administering a round walloping to the First Methodist ball tossers to the tune of, 7 to 3. Hev. Sasnetl pitch ed for the Methodist tuani and Hev. Millard for the Christian. Uoth served tip real big league twirling. The Meth odists made two runs in the first In ning nnd were held scoreless hy good pitching and fust fielding until the lust Inning when they added one more to Jtholr , credit. .Hev. Sasuett pitched a classy game until the linal when he got ,a bud rail in fielding u . grounder. This seemed to upset him as the Chris tians, hit him al,, will thereafter piling up seven riiiiB. ' The routine or tlte game was the wrangling furnished by the juthodlst catcher and manager. Plcotlng , Hemstitching lluttona corered , Handicraft Shop. If yUr.-Hray, Chiropractor, is In his of fices In the M. F. & 11. llldg., week days except. Thursdays. Lady assis tant. , "Keep Smiling," tl' , Alox Sparrow renewed his youth to day by gill linn up at 4 a. in. and meet ing the circus train, seeing It unload nnd set up at the grounds, then li" -lying buck to up town for a bite or breakrast, hotlootlng It back with a couple or sandwiches III his pocket uud taking In the rest or the circus sights until that attraction departed during the night. Me almost completed a deal with Al G. Ilarnes In sell his mid dle horse tor tho side show, but the negotiations were called orr later by tho circus owner, who declared hu only showed curiosities It) the side Show ami not monstrosities. '. N. tl. Newcomb will deliver green Ill-Inch slab wood very cheap. Lot's book your order now ror early deliv ery. . Also dry planing blocks, kind ling and shavings. 1'hone 031. 54 .This Is Christian church night at the tubernuclu. All members or the church li !ul their trlunds are requested to meet at the park al 7:00 p. in. to go In n body to tho tabernacle. This In cludes children of the Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. James K. Grieve of Prospect aro guests at the Holland who arrived In the city Tuesday. Kllft 11. Cross, public stenographer, No. 9, Jackson County Hank llldg Phono 3:10-11. 41 Graduntlmi cards 5 to DOc. Meilforil Hook Store. :is H Did You Read the nrt iclc on ' FIRE PREVENTION in tho May American Magazine? It. A. HOMIKS THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and ltondt Jackson County Hank llldg. L W. A. Skelton or Rogue Kiver, pur chased the George Neuber residence in Jacksonville last week. This is one of the most comfortable residences in tne county seat. He expects to move his family to Jacksonville about the tli si of July. Knights, don't forget the D. O. K. K. ceremonial at Etna Mills, Saturday, May 7th. Now is the time to order your or gandie hat for graduation. New mod els, new colors, very latest just in at Deuel's. Miss Taylor. ilS Olficers of the infantry and field artillery will attend the annual school of the National Guard of Oregon al Clackamas May II, 15, 1l, 17 inclusive. 11 has not been yet decided whether there is to be five or nine non-commissioned officers from eacli unit also assigned to this school. Mothers Day next Sunday. Mailing cards for occasion. .Medford Hook Store. :is Hemstitching and plcoting 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E .Main and Hartlelt. tf Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Hayes leave to morrow, for an auto trip to their old home In Atlanta, Ga. They will be gone three or four mouths. W, O. W. members and friends are cordially Invited io attend dance given Wed. evening. May 4, at I. O. O. F. ball. Make a perfect day by takiue in the social dance after the circus. 37V Iteal circus dance at Nut tonight. everybody invited. 37 n- jy-xxme&MMmuww& ) is 11 i i i v s .. b mm masl81' si ll Added Attractions 'ywgaj' '''' i m The World's Handsomest Monkey kVF (StiMSf 9 9 W Mf' Comedian in Two Reels of Fun. p.:- ''$8f- $TfM i ., "NO MONKEY; BUSINESS'' fcLii, 1L.Mfe.M. ' v I PAGE MAGAZINE S! SEE iji 8 ,l:1i,n right n k, JANICE BUTLER ' -TT " A ' ji I X,:! I No Rise in Prices j " i1 J 1 SEE II SUNDAY "The Adorable Savage" II- tp i jmniiui u'mum jiph -hj iu ,- - -j.-,.-iii-jjmx H 1 1 IWOTFST Mr. and Mrs. John McKay of Devil Lake and Mr. and .Mrs. .M. A. Kimdson of Galesburg ale a ouarlet of North Dakota people enroute home from southern California who are guest at the Nash. Among the others regis tered at this hotel are J. A. Hennetl and S. I.uy of I'hilllpl, W. Va., James Wood and M. C. Smith or Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.oucks of Klam ath Falls and .Mr. and .Mrs. F. Hrutt- jdyige of Portland. Knlghls going to the D. O. K. K. ceremonial at Etna mills who have cars report to the committee at the K. of P. hall Saturday morning at C a. in. New siid-summer hats coming In daily. Miss Taylor's at Deuel':;. 37 K. W. Anderson Is in from tha filuc Ledge mining district today taking In the circus sights. Dance tonight at Natatorium. 37 Hrlng all discarded furniture, cloth ing, shoes or anything else salable to X-Jtay Heneflt Hmnmage sale at the Natatorium. Goods received every day beginning Tuesday, May 3. Sale Saturday, May 7. Anyone unable to deliver goods call Tel. 3S0. 3!l The reception given by Drs, Bnrk lund und Horfman at the Sparta build ing Monday evening was a. brilliant affair. Seventy-five guests were handsomely entertained with a splen did musical program, cards and danc lue. Dainty refreshments were served. Minnesota 13 seed corn, recommend ed best for this territory. 'Farm Hur- eau Co-Oper. Exchange. 41 The Native Daughters have re -ently done .splendid work in cle;i:iiim up "and beautitin the slope of the bill lack of city ball. A vast amount of iubbi:-h has been" removed, unsightly shrub bery cut down and tlnwers and iv planted in every available spot. It is now up to the city dads to apply a coat of paint to the city hall just to, keep the old building in harmony with its surroundings. Jacksonville Post. Knitii.s yoiug to the li. U. K. K. ceremonial at Emu Mills who have not been assigned to cars be al I ho K. of P. ball Saturday, morning at 5 a. in. IL'-ineh dry pine Jt.ou a tier: lG-inch dry pine 1.73. Valley Fuel Co. tf Mrs. A. Hruinbaeh of rtose'iurg. has returned home after a several weeks visit with her daughter, Kebecca, at Gold Hill. Hig dance tonight at Natatorium. Iteal circus dance. Admission only Inc. - v 37 What would you do "To Please One Woman?" 3i', Anions the Jackson county visitors in Portland this week is Halph Koozer or Talent. Look for the dish sale at Weeks & Orr's. 39 Feed wheat $2.20 per cwt. at the Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange. Carl .Marshall of Hilt Is one of the northern California visitors In Med ford today to attend tlte circus. If your merchant does not handle Kogue Kiver made brooms you can get them at the public market. II W. G. We.sl. superintendent of the Klaiuaili Indian am ney. and family, and Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Pinceli of i hiloiiuiu are guests at the Holland. The annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian church will be held at the church at 7 p. m. Thurs day, .May 5th. All members and sup porters of the church are urged to be present. The business meeting will be preceded by a dinner in the church parlors at (1:30. Every family is re quested to take a covered dish. Delco-Light farm light and power plants. Medford Electric Co. Flour $1.S5 a sack al. Hues Mill. Phone 52!!. Other Oregonlans registered at this hotel are J. II. Culp of Albany, J. A. Enger aud Mr. and .Mrs. 11. G. Wilson of Koseburg. and Mrs. A. M. Odell, J. A. Gray, E. Richards and JS. O. Far lelgh of Portland. The Groceteria will be closed from I to 4 p. in. Thursday on account of the funeral of J. H. Lydiard.' 37' Invest your savings in' the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Feast ot the Ascension. The feast is 40 days after Easter, or 10 days before Whitsunday, In celebration of Christ's ascension into heaven 40 days alter the resurrection. It always talis on Thursday. The day ranks in solem nity with Christmas, Easter or Pen tecost. For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf Special Children's Matinee Saturday Morning, 10;30, After Mother Gocse Circus Parade Jack and the PAGE Benefit X ( .'ourtcsv of ( icuim- A. limit: & Co. Admission Jar of Jelly,' Can of Fruit or Can of Vegetables. - WTTTT MTinT'OSD TRADI TS MtfOFftRT) MAT) Beanstalk THEATRE: f . tt. - Ray Fund Kaziin sliiv the luoiintaln lion that killed his mate. J (
