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' PXGE TWO r MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD." OREfiONT," FRTDXY. MAY 1:V 1921 focal and Personal ' On account of the liifih school pres entation of the light opera "uove Pirates of Hawaii," at the Haw? the ater tonight,' there will he no movies shown at the house, hut tomorrow afternoon and evening The .Mask" will be shown again. We are paying the highest prices for all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm Ilnieau to-Operative Exchange. tf Hig comic opera by Medford High School Glee clubs at the 1'age theatre tonight. Yesterday with a maximum temper ature of 8G was the holiest day of the year so far.' This figure was reached at 4:30 p. m., and from then on the temperature gradually dropiied until the minimum, 4:1, was reached at 5 a. ' m. today. The night was so warm that few covers were needed by most peo ple. Fair wealher is the prediction for Saturday. City Taxi, phono 100. Good service. Reasonable prices. New management 119 10.. Sixth street. Have Installed Simplex Electric lroner and Western Electric Washer. Send me your laundry and get quick service.- Mrs. W. 11. Oden, 335 West Second street. 50 Visit Enders' Dollar sale Friday and Saturday. Hoys' shoes, ladles' oxfords at f 1.00 iter pair. 45 Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Andrews received n telegram Thursday from Hollywood, t'al., signed by Carroll McMillan and his .daughter. Miss Gertrude, stating that Mrs. McMillan hud died there at dM a. in., May 12th. The McMillan family have many friends In' Medford and vicinity, having come here about nine years ago- and resided for 1ft months or two years on their orchard, the" Merry Mac, at the end of Kings lITghway, which they still own. Mrs. McMillan had been an Invalid for the past year and one-half, and her demise is deplored by her local friends. , Kurnlturo finished and repaired. City Auto Paint Works. I'liouo 754-J. tf Don't miss "I.ove Pirates of Hawaii" at the Page tonight! 45 Mill run J1.55 per sack 80 lbs. deliv ered to yon. Monarch Seed Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Green of Los Angeles, arrived here Thursday en route home from a month's .business hnd pleasure trip to Idaho and Wash ington, to spend a couple of days visit ing Mr. and Mrs. licit Anderson and their many friends In Mcdford. Mr. and - Mrs.-Green both have splendid positions with the Pacific Mutual Lifo Insurance land department. Their son Eurl Is attending a college in Califor nia.. Enjoy , the music by tho Mujestic Trio evory Wednesday, Saturday and Sundav niabt at the Hex Cafe. 411 The Shell company were one of the first companies to lower their price on gasoline, they having this morning reduced their price L'c, making their price now 34 . cents for Hindu gasoline. . Plcotlng Hemstitching ri lltlttons corered Handicraft Shop. Guy Conner arrived homo Thursday from a business visit In Portland and Salem. Music Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday nights by Majestic trio at Hex Cafe. 46 ' Dr. tray, Clilropractor, Is in his of fices In the M. F. & II. lildg., week days except Thursdays. Lady assis tant. "Keep Smiling." tt : Big show at the Page tonight! "Love Pirates of Hawaii" by Medford High School Glee clubs. 45 ' M. D. Ely, a IT. or O. student, is here . 4 ....... ......... ..r i tiiwui unci ininii': .matters. 4 Medford Chautauqua. May 26-31. 48 Medford will be represented a! the C. V. Randall, A. K. Case and Mr. convention of Southern Oregon Feder- and Mrs. C. A. Bosworth are guests at ation of Women's clubs tomorrow in i the Nash, as is also R. K. Gordon of Ashland. The Greater Medford club: Fort Klamath: is to send a large delegation and also j Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell the cummuuliy club of Talent and the Ladder Co., 318 East Main. tf Women's club of Rogue River. Everything electrical. Medford Elec- N. B. Nencomb will deliver green I 'r'c Co. Phone 661. 16-inch slab wood very cheap. Let's Hear the world's famous 10-plecc book your order now for early dellv-i-'azz orchestra. Twenty-five male eiy. Also dry planing blocks, kind-1 voices. Snappy novelty acts. Clever ling and shavings. Phone 631. 64 j comedy artists at Nat tomorrow night. Better buy a Chandler than wishi'Hee club performance starts at 7:30. you had. tf 'Admission 50c including entrance to The comic opera hit of the season, ' dance. The regular 10c dance will Love Pirates of Hawaii", Page the atre tonight. 45 Mr. and .Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. E. H. Edgar of Central Point. spent yesterday in Ashland. " he ladies visited friends while Mr. Wal commence at 9:30. Admission 10c. 45 .Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Gile and Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Page returned yester day from an auto trip to Medford and Ashlund. While in Medford they at tended the Bulgln tabernacle meetings strictly high 45 , tf luce was doing some work about his ' being held at that place,, Roseliiirg orchard, near town. Ashland Tidings, j News Review. Majestic "4", Ui.ncom, Sat. 14.'Lat- Notice to water users, water re- est song hits. 45 j strictions are in enect commencing the season's big comic opera hit at Sat. May 14. See large notice else- Page tonight. 45 The Shell company were one of the flrHt companies to lower their price on gasoline, they having this morning reduced their price 2c, making their price now 34 cents for strictly high grade gasoline. 45 There Is considerable petty stealing going on around the city, according to people who are calling at the second hand stores asking if persons have culled trying to sell shoes, clothing, etc. Better lock your doors. Hig bam dance, Buncom, Sat, May 14th, Majestic "4". 45 You can buy groceries cheap at Enders' Dollar sale, Ashland, Friday and Saturday. 45 Schweizer drapery and curtain ma terlals will meet your needs. Fine line snmples. Mrs. C. G. May, phone 157-J. 411 -M. D. Ely of Eugene and, the followu. Ing from Portland are guests at the Holland: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cniiuhlutt W. A. Murray, A. K. Morehouse, II. 'I1. Hopkins and W. J. Crane. Good meat in the public market Sat., May 14th. W. j. Austin. 44 Scratch feed funned free of waste, fine stuff, J2.75 per 100 lbs. We de liver to you.. Monarch Seed Co. . : Don't miss the Dollar sale ut the Rig Store, Enders, Ashlund. 45 "Jack" Pulton, one of the best know cattlemen of southern Oregon died at tho Mercy hospital in Roseburg lust Sunday, May 8. He was taken to tho Institution the previous Monday, suffering from peritonitis. , An opera tion on Tuesday failed to arrest, ttie progress of the disease and he contin ued to sink until Sunday, when death relieved him of his sufferings. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Guy Jacobs, of Ashland, and two brothers, James E. Pelton of Fort Klamath, and Horace Pelton of Gold lllll. Funeral services were held In Roseburg. Klamuth Fulls Herald. Notice to water users, wutor re strictions nre in effect commencing Sat. May 14. See large notice else where In this issue. 45 Lottie Howard' invites you to see the hig line of new hats, at all prices. 109 N. Central Ave, 40 The following item In tho 25 years ago column appeared In Thursday's Orogoniun: "The Muzamas, 500 strong, are planning for an excursion this summer to Crater Lake." . 'lies, collars, caps and suits. Don Springer, 105 W. Main. 44 Medford Chautauqua, May 26-31. 4S Children's shoes, sandels, oxfords Friday and Saturday, Enders Dollar sale, Ashland. 45 Mr and Mrs. M.- E. Hlalock are among the people in the city from Prospect. They arrived here yester day.. Ashland, Medford, Klamath , Falls Freight Line. Leave Medford Mon days and Thursdays. Office ut Russ Mill; Phono 629. . 50 Everything electrical, Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. where in this issue. . 45 Bring your eggs to the Groceteria where your dollar does the most. 47 Rolled barley $1.50 per 70-lb. sack. We deliver. You don't have to pack It home. Monarch Seed Co. Another big popular dance Friday night, May 13th, Ortli hull, Jackson ville. Majestic "4" orchestra. 45 E. E. Penn, general agent of the passenger department of the Canadian Pacific railroad, is spending a few days here from Portland in the inter est of obtaining business for that road, and was one of the visiting Elks who attend night. Dollars saved at Enders' Dollar sale. 45 Have Just installed some of the most modern- muehlnery, and am - better equipped than ally shop in Medford to give. the public Quick service and. qual ity work in shoe repairing. The "Model Boot - SIop,".21 S.- Central, K. N. Blden, Prop.. . : . 04 The Meiirord Printing Co. ball team (coniKised of has-beens" and "never wusers") would like to hear from any local or out of town teams in regard to games. Phone 75. 45 Mrs. L. F. Wllllts of Klamuth Falls is a visitor in Talent on business mut ters. Delco-LIght fin-m light and power plants. Medford Electric Co. : Property owners should investigate the shingle stuins that the Crater Luke Hardware Co. ure selling at $1.25 . a gallon. 46 It will pay you to visit Enders' Dol lar sale Friday and Saturday in nil departments, Ashland. 45 Oregonians registered at the Med ford are C. H. Gente of Salem, Frank Creasey of Astoria, A. J. Vaye and W. B. Stevens of Klumuth Falls and the following from Portland: Clms. Norton, W. Hubert, C. S. Peach, George Hewitt, C. D; Smith;. Robt. G. Closterinan, C. F. Schineer, G. P. Arm strong, A. N. Huber, W. A. Corfey, II. C. De Young, L. Z. Hartley, G. A. Williams, A. S. Archer, A. Mi Farewell J. D. Etherldge and F. R. Hartael. Jazz! Jazz! Jazz by America's great est college entertainers at Nat tomor row night, . - 46 . For high-clnsa kodak- finishing bring your films to the Medford Photo Fin ishing Studio, 228 East Main. See samples at entrance. Price list on application. 46 , If you wish to save- dollars visit Enders' Dollar sale Friday and Satur day, Ashland. .. 45 .Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Farher and two children arrived ut the city auto camp Thursday from Midland, Calif., and spent the night there. They will also visit Ashland and tour this vicinity as they are looking for a new location. For carpenter work . phone Dixon. 539-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 67 Will trade land for sheep. Guy W. Conner. l9 1(. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Jusuruuce, and Bonds, plus Service. Guests from a distance at the Med ford are F. H. . Sudro of Elyria. O.. ft. K. Comlskey of New York City. D. F. Bloch of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Steward and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. De Shong of Tacoma, B. A. Crouse of ls Angeles, A. M. McMil lan, Samuel Applestone and P. B. Shelter or Seattle, and A. S. Holmes, H. B. Aitken, H. Haslani, H. Willing ham and H. B. Arkin of San Francisco. Violin Instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 545-H. tf ! Notice to water users, water re ' strictions are in effect commencing Sat. May 14. See large notice else where in this issue. 45 Americans greatest college company of entertainers will be heard at Nat to morrow night, program commencing at 7:30v Admission 50c including en-. trance to the dance following. The regular 10c dance will begin at 9:30. .Admission to same 10c. 45 John L, Etherldge, ex-president of ithe Morris Bros, bond house in Port land and who gained much notoriety in connection , therewith, arrived In Medford yesterday , and is stopping at the Hotel Medford. He is said to he working in southern Oregon in his effort to effect the reorganization of the defunct bond house. Suve money on men's furnishings and suits. Don Springer, 105 W. Main. tf .. Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside. tf Limited quantity best grade shingle stains, greens aud browns. While they last $1.25 per gallon. Crater Lake Hardware Co. 46 Sixteen hundred and fifty-one sen iors, comprising the largest class ever graduuted from any university in the world, received their sheepkins and were awarded various degrees and honors at the annual commencement exercises, of the University of Califor nia in tho Greek theater last Wednes day. . Jazz! Jazz! Jnz2 by America's great est college entertainers at Nat tomor row night. 45 Notice to water users, water re strictions are In effect commencing Sut. May 14. See large notice else where In this issue. 45 Tho Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ex change will pay 18c cash for ,eggs. Cases hack. tf The Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer ican, Legion will hold their monthly meeting-Tuesday, May 17th. in the legion hall. Several Important mat ters ore to be brought, up and a large attendance is desired. Hear the world's famous 10-piece jazz orchestra.. . Twenty-five male voices. Snappy novelty acts. Clever I comedy artists at Nat, tomorrow night. Glee club performance starts at 7:30. Admission 50c including entrance to dance. . The regular 10c dance will commence at 9:30. ' Admission 10c. 45 Has your floor become rough, or scratched? If so 'have Van R. Gilbert rcpolisih It with his new electrical ma chine. Phone 579. .. 48 Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop. Cor. E Main and BurtletL tf A pleasant feature of (he Elks lodge session last night, was the observance of Mothers Day with appropriate vocal solosjjy Mrs. Fred Strang and William Vawter .and a gem of a short address by Porter J. Neff. Mr. Strang was the accompanist, for his wife, who . was presented witli a handsome bouquet by the iodge after she had responded to an encore. All wood reduced In., price at the Valley Fruel Co. tf Feed wheat $2.20 per cwt. nt the Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange. tf Blooms made by the Rogue River Broom Works are the best for the money. Insist on home-mnde brooms. 4S Cliff !eketl, of the postoffice staff, is enjoying a two weeks' vacation which began last Monday. America's greatest college company of entertainers will be heard at Nat tomorrow night, program commencing at 7:30. Admission 50c including en trance to the dance following. The regular 10c dance will begin at 9:30. Admission to same 10c. 45c The season's big comic opera hit at Page Friday. 44' Property owneis should investigate the shingle stains that the Crater Lake Hardware Co. are selling at $1.25 a gallon. 46 11. T. Hopkins or Portland, north west manager of the International News Service, is a business visitor ill Hie city who arrived Thursday. "We specialize on dollar ties." Don Springer, 105 W. Main. It' Delco-Ltght Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. ' Sheriff Ten-ill will leave tonight for Sacramento to bring back two men ibai tiiv for larceny of a j Ford car from A. G. -Moss, the Ashland auto merchant. Try our merchant? lunch, me Shasta. Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf W. II. McConnell of the Steamboat district arrived in the city Thursday ! to spend the week end. I Bring your eggs to the Groceteria where'your dollar does the most. 47 Superior dance music. Majestic "4". Jacksonville Friday night, .May 13th. 45 Limited quantity best grade shingle stain, greens and browns. Whr'a- they last $1.25 per gallon. Crater Lake Hardware Co. 46 QUIT TOBACCO So' easy to drop ( 'iart'tto, Cigar, or ( 'liewiniuf haliit. j "No-To-Bac" nas nelped thousands !to break the costly, nei-ve-sbatterini; .tobacco habit. Whenever you havo a longing for a cigarette, cigar. plpt., lor for a chew, just place a hurrah sn i Xo-To-liac tablet in your mouth in. 'stead, to help relieve that awful oh jsire. Shortly the habit may be com. pletely broken, and you nre better o:f I mentally physically, financially. Iih !so easy, so simple. Get a box of i'o-jTo-Bac and if it doesn't reluanei.you I from all craving for tobacco. In any form, your druggist will-refund your money without question. .Adv. Economy Grocetena The Store That Brought Down the Cost of Living Who gets the most from your dollar? Do you, or does a good part, of it go for service luxuries, clerks, credits and deliveries? Come in tomorrow with your shopping list. Get our prices last.. See how much you can save by eliminating the unnecessary expenses and how much pleasure you really derive from being able to shop without a clerk. ; t. Here are a few Groceteria prices: Pure Fruit Jelly ..12c Del Monte Ripe Olives , . . . 14c Tall Sunkist Asparagus . . . 24c Del Monte Pine Apple . . .29c Seedless Raisins, pkg. .... 25c Canned Sweet Potatoes . .17c Instant Tapioca 10c Tomatoes, 2 cans . . . .25c Del Monte Sardines 18c Sardines in Oil 7c Fish Flakes, can 16c Pork and Beans, can . . . . .8c Red Salmon, can 12c Alaska Pink, tall, 2 for . . . 25c Citris Powder . 27c White Beans, 3 lbs 17c White Beans, 6 lbs 33c Van Camps Soup 9c Petit Pois, can . 29c Clicquot Ginger Ale 25c SHORTENING Crisco, 1 pound 25 c 3 pounds . . . . 63c 6 pounds . , $1.18 9 pounds $1.75 Cottoline, 8 pounds . . .$1.27 White Ribbon, 8 pounds .$1.26 SPECIALS Mother's Oats, Round Package 29c Lemons, dozen . . V ... . 15c Government Bacon, 12 lbs . $2.10 Governm't Bacon, Case 72 lbs $12.00 Plenty of Bread for Saturday. Our increased output last Satur day enabled us to bake enough. We will try to have enough tomorrow. Gates & Lydiard, Proprietors IF YOU WILL SPARE US FIVE MINUTES AT ANY TIME DURING THE DAY WE WILL PROVE TO YOU IN THAT BRIEF PERIOD THAT OUR CLOTHING, SHOE AND FURNISHINGS VALUES ARE WITHOUT RIVAL IN ALL AMERICA. WHERE, THE WHOLE STATE OVER, CAN YOU FIND MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY COMPARABLE TO THE LOW PRICES OF OURS? CERTAINLY, NEITHER MEDFORD NOR ANY OTHER CITY OF FERS ITS COUNTERPART IN STYLE, QUALITY, VARIETY AND PRICE.' , $5.00 Double Blankets at only $3.00 Heavy Work Sox, 2 pair for 25c Lee's best Unionalls $3.00 Men's Dress Suspenders 50c Boy's Overalls, Ages 5 to 18, Saturday Only 79c Children's Play Suits 1 to 8 years Saturday Only 79 c Men's Heavy Work Shoes ' $3.00 Old Hickory Work Shirts 14 to 19 98c BARGAINS THAT WILL MAKE A SPLASH IN THE MEDFORD RETAIL POND There is room for thought if you are paying more for Dress Shoes than $5.50 Lest you forget, We say it yet, A look is worth a thousand words WILL H. WILSON THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST 32 No. Front St. Phone 467 We sell any article you select' with the understanding that if you are not satisfied you may return same and get your money back. I Dollars and Gents Proof! if i j in
