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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOOX. WEDNESDAY. MAY IS, 1021
' . '-m j "We've bought four motor truckB
W CiOfl I ft tiff which will be used alont; with several
UlWI' lfM-f lothcrs to maintain a roRii!a service
m J Diwol 1 n J 1 oetwt'en (-'rater Lake and Medford,"
Crd(JriUL,SiM C. Y. Tengwald of the lake, who
is registered at the Multnomah. "It
With tho majority of the uubIiiohb will probably be July before the roads
places cloBed on account of the sol-'are passable to the lake. We plan to
tilers funerals the down town district ' have the trucks fitted with cushion
seats and easy-riding conveniences.
One truck will leave each end of the
run each day. The distance front Med-
was unusually quiet for a week day
up to 3:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Dance given Saturday, May 21st by
Knights of Pythias. All knights and j ford to the rim of the lake is 81; miles.
their ladles arc invited. T2 : We will have a .bus leave Medford
For sale auto. Will sacrifice Unlit; after the Shasta limited arrives each
five-passenger touring car If taken tit morning. The tourist season at the
once. Call 28 North Ktvcrsulc. ' uiiub mourns, uui we ex
pect eacii year to increase our patron
Following tho of an Inch of rain
that fell in Medford during Sunday
and up to 8 a. m. Monday, .12 of an
inch more fell from that time until 8
o'clock this morning. However, the
rainfall at the Southern Oregon Kxper-
iment station near Talent waB much
heavier during' the last storm. During
Sunday night and Monday .20 of uu
inch fell there, and during Monday
night and on Tuesday .95 of an inch.
This brings the total rainfall in the
experiment station neighborhood from
Sept. 1st up to the present time to
20.26 inches, which is practically the
amount that fell a year ago during the
same period.
Harding blue, henna, tangerine.
burnt orange, nm! dark mixtures in
floss for summer sweaters. Handicraft
Shop. 01
Dancing at Nutatorlum tonight. Ex
cellent music by Alford's Trio. Hal
loons for everybody. Cundy dances.
Tickets $1.10. ' ' !!)
Members of Medford Lodge, A. F. &
A. M. and of Realties chapter, O. B. S.,
with visiting meinbcrs, will attend
special service lit the tabernacle, this
evening. Members will assemble In
Masonic hnll at 7:30 'and attend In a
body. All who can do so are requested
to be present. ' ' - '
Medford Chautauqua, May 20-31. 48
. Special sale fine talcuiiiB und toilet
soaps at cost at the Medford Phar
macy. One week only. Don't miss
this sale. 00
All lot owners of Medford who wish
to avoid a fine of from $2 to $20, or
In lieu of tho payment thereof impris
onment in the jull from t to 10 days,
had hotter Rot busy and cut tho weeds
nn'tl grass along their fences and sido
walks. The city council last night, be
cause of so many complaints having
been received decided to have tho
ordinance governing cutting such
woods and grass strictly enforced, and
gave rirdors accordingly to Chief of
Police Timothy. Uocausc of tho spring
rains the weeds and grass along many
sidewalks in Various sections of the
city havo grown so fast to such a
height as to become a nulsanco to all
pedestrians.
Everything eloctrlcnl. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phono 6G1.
Community dancing tonight at the
Nntatorlum. ICxcollent nilislc furnlsh
od' by Attord's Trio. Halldons! Hal
loons! Hnlloon dancos! Nothing pret
tier for the dance floor. Candy dances!
1-atoBt songs by Allord, the noted solo
ist. .Tickets $1.10. !!
Alex Nosier, ownor of St. Cloud, a
resort dli Klamath I. like, Is a guest of
Wlllliint 1). Robert and family,
Ashland, Medford; Klamath Falls
Freight Uno. l.eavd' Medford Mon
days and Thursdays. Office at Husk
Mill. Phone D29. 60
Tulc and Soap sale at tho Mniirord
Pharmacy. High grade talcB ami
soaps at cost. Stock up. 50
Thoro was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Cameron of Tablo Hock, a nine
pound son on May 17th.
Violin Instruction, Florence Howoll,
special attention to beginners. Spnrta
building, phone 615-H. tr
liallons! Balloon dances! Candy
dances! tonllo at Nat. Excellent music
and a fine time. Tickets $1.10. 4fi
Among the Klamath people lioro to
uttond the Van Allen Cornish funeral
are L. A. Davison. Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
A. Cornish and O. B. and C. S. Cornish.
Guests at the Medford Include C. 12.
Irvln of-ba Porte, hid,, J. 15. Innes
of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. V.
Baerninn, J. Kuchnlck. Mr. nml Mrs.
I.. A. I.lndstrom and Misses Pearl and
Iluth Llndstrom of Aberdeen, Wn ('.
V. Dcclcor of Tacoma, Mrs. L. G. I.y
ninn, Mr. and Mrs. 1,. H. lves and Mr.
mid Mrs. L. H. Hunt of Seattle, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. Vance. Thus, ltoche.
J. II. Sullivan, Thus. 1). Currnn and
P. C. Raymond of San Francisco.
. Scratch feed fanned freo of waste,
flue stuff. $2.75 per 100 IIib. Wo de
liver to you. Monarch Seed Co.
The Medford I'hurniucy, Mala and
Central, nie selling Talcum Powders
und toilet soaps at cost for olio week
only. Don't miss this sale. ru
A farm bureau meeting will bo held
at llrownsboro Thursday night at
which a large attoudaneu Is expected
from that district.
Medford Chautiiiuiuu. May 2il-31. 4S
Bettor buy a Chandlur than wish
you bad. ; tf
Dancing at Nulutorltlm tonight. ICx
collent inutile by Alford's Trio. Hill
loons for everylKidy. Candy dances.
Tickets $1.10. Alt'
'tho new billiard table for the Klks
ehil) has. arrived from Muskegon.
Mich., aii d Is hclng installed. It is one
of itho finest fables that could be pur
rbjised and was maile to order.
'We are paying tho highest prices for
nl) kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm
llureau Co-operative ICxcbnuge. tf
Community dancing tonight at the
Nntatorlum. Kxcellent music furnish
ed by Alfrd's Trio. HiiIIihuis! Hal
loons! Halloon dances! Nothing pret
tier for the dance floor. Candy dances!
Latest songs by Alfonl, Hie noted sodo
Jst Tickets $1.10. 4
Hoy" J. While Is spending a few days
In' Klamath Falls attending to busi
ness matters.
A large assortment of Swan baby
shoes In black, white and tan. Handi
craft Shop. 51
Wanted (Jlrl to sew furs, llnrtlett
Fur Shop, 115 West Main, f
The yeast eating craze has taken
root in this vicinity, among the dis
ciples of the new1 diet creed being W.
A. Folger, Edison Marshall and Porter
J. Neff. They pronounce It a wonder
ful tonic. " Yeast gives vltamines to
the human system, and Its use Is very
much in vogue In the east.
See notice to property owners In
Kenneth Williams, a former Giants
Pass ballplayer well known in this city
now with the St. Louis Americans, is
among the few players in tho big
leagues who havo pounded home runs
so far thlB year. Williams has three
to his credit. In a recent game with
Detroit Williams Boaked the horsehide
this Issue concerning the cutting of for a" complete circuit with the bases
weeds and grass along sidewalks. 51 j full, .which won him half a column of
- .i.r ww ilnmiirrnft l'aiso from the SL Louis Globe Demo-
Shop. El
III- .T M Knpnn' hnK rptnrnful frnm n
business and pleasure trip to er l"r- naiiuicrau bhoo.
crat.
Children's half socks on sale at 23c
51
at the
age. We are advertising the resort as
'America's greatest scenic wonder,'
which we feel certain will be approved
by those fortunate enough to be able
to see Crater lake." The Oregonian.
Halloons! Balloon dances! Candy
dances! tonite at Nat. Excellent
music and a fine time. Tickets $1.10.
49
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night, May 20ih, and Eagle
rolnt Saturday night, May 21st. Majes
tic orchestra. 52
A trio of Dunsmuir, Calif,, men
visiting ill the cily consists of John C.
Howlin, Frank Nelsham and Dr. D.
Horner. Among other guests at the
Nash are Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Peddln of j
Phelps, N. Y., E. J. Smith and family Tuesday In the city attending to busi-
of Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and Mm. S. ness matters.
tf
A special showing of "Inside the
short
TrirMniwI find U'fllumottn valluv i.nlnti;
Mrs. Agnes Daugherty has installed" , Farnl IJuI'cau Co-operative Exchange.
n complete electric Thor laundry. Call
B2C-Y. They will call for your laundry.
Prompt service. 51
ilio Farm Bureau Co-Operative Ex
change will pay 18c. cash for eggs.
Cases back. tf
Paul McDonald is in Portland where
bo went to assist Seely Hall and Carl
Tengwald to drlvo down the three
trucks to use on the Crater Lake road
this summer.
Have that old tiro fixed up or get a
new one from our stock of rebuilt
tires. Price right. Exchange Tire Co.
Open Sunday. 50
When buying tires, old or new, see
our stock and get prices. Exchange
Tire Co. Open Sunday. 50
Charles Hamilton of Kucb Bpent
C. Brown of Los Angeles.
W. H. Farmer arrived here recently
from Eugene to enter the Valley Gar
age In partnership with his two broth
ers who are In charge of that firm.
Air. Farmer intends to specialize on
Ford service and repair work in which
he has had much experience, having
graduated from tho Ford school at De
trolt and a fine record and having
filled the job of foreman or the E. C.
Simmons shop at Eugeno in charge of
twenty men.
Boiled barley $1.50 per 70-lb. sacl;
Wo deliver. You don't havo to pack it
homo. Monarch Seod Co.
II. P. Hunter, huslnoss representa
tive of Al Jolson Co; In "Sinbad", has
been here completing arrangements
for tlioir performance hero Tuesday,
May 21th. Ho says that they nro play
ing to tho greatest business that any
company, foreign or American, ever
played to in the history of theatricals.
lo also says that Jolson is at tho
very peak, both in voice and popular
ity. The Columbia Phonograph Co.
claim that tho demand for Jolson rec
ords Is twleo that of any artist making
records. Medford Is lucky to bo abio
to see this peer of stars in the Winter
Garden Extravaganza as this Is the
only city in Oregon outsdo of Portland
receiving a booking, this city receiving
tho preference over Eugeno and
baleni.
II. H. Paxson's superb dahlins now
on sale at Central Point. Plant up to
Juno 15. Price list for Kist card. 4!l
Havo Just installed sumo of tho most
modorn machlnory, and am bettor
equipped than any shop In Medford ti
give tho public quick Bcrvico and qua!
Ity work In shoo repairing. The
"Model Boot Shop," 21 S. Central,
E. N. Illden, Prop. til
Airs. II. D. Adslt of Winto, Calif., is
visiting her sister, Miss Julia Fielder.
C. T. Johnson of Oswego, N. Y., Is
the new fancy pastry baker at the
Groceteria. This innkes throe bakers
in the shop now.
I no Apostolic Faith Mission has
moved from Grape street to Main
street over tho. Toggery. Meetings
I uesday, Friday and Sunday nt usual
time. 4 1)
Included among the guests at the
Holland are K. W. Minor or New York,
John Wanzak and Phllys Estorly of
Sacramento, and A. H. Held, I,. A.
Stetson and S. A. Bosenfoldt of Seat
tle. Country cured porkheavy shoul
ders 25c; bacon 30c. Public Market
Sat. a. in. 50
Medford Chnutaiiqur,, May 20-31. 4S
Halph Woodford of tho West Side
Pharmacy has returned from Seattle
whore he attended tho convention or
ltoxall dealers of the Pacific const. Ho
made tho trip by auto.
Attention strawberry growers! We
can furnish ysu cups and crates at
lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange. ' tf
Soe notlco to property owners In
this issuo concerning tho cutting or
weeds and grass along sidewalks. 51
J. K. Ixingmlre or Yrekn. mi., is
visiting friends and attending to busi
ness mutters in the city this week.
For carpenter work phone ' Dixon.
53!t-J-4. Buck to pre-war prices. 07
Miss Bogue will give n practical
demonstration or tho Westingliouse
Automatic ltange at People's Electric
Store beginning Monday, May 23. 50
The daughter born to Mr. and Mis.
Morris Loonnrd or thin city, Sundiiv.
May 15 .IIU'I, Is the first girl to grace
the house or Leonard In ninnv veins.
and tho Utile miss has eight uncles to
start with. The occasion caused eieiii
rejoicing among her men rolks.
Will trade laud ror sheen. Guv W.
Conner. r.o.
Soe notlco to property owners in
this Issue concerning the cutting or
weeds and gists along sidewalks. 51
"World Trawler," a magazine pub
lished In New York city, and devoted
to the picturesque spots of the world.
ill lis May Issue has a picture ofi
Itoguo Itiver showing Tulilo Hock, also
one of Crater Lake. The photos m e I
used In an article entitled "Discover-1
Ing tho Great Northwest." which Is de-
oieo IO netting forth the scenic
wealth and glory of the Pacific const.
V o specialize on dollar ties." Don
Springer, lor, w. Main. tf
You are invited to attend the West-
Ingliouso Automatic Range demonstra
tion at People's Electric Store. Begin
nlng Monday. May 23rd. 50
W. B, Coleman has returned from a
trip to Kane and Williams creeks.
It. A. Holmes, tbo Insurnneo Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plug Service.
Mattress making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, camp beds and
teuts. Phone 200-Y, Douglas, 130 N.
Central. 63
Hemstitching and picoting
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Hat Shop,
Cor. E Main and Bartlott tf
Tom Fallow and sons of Lake creek,
spent Tuesday In the city visiting and
attending to business matters.
When better automobiles are built,
Buiek will build them. tf
Call 02G-Y for quick service. We
have Just Installed a complete electric
Thor washer, and wringer. We call
for It and deliver. Have had many
years experience In laundry. 51
Tho wedding of Miss Maude Corlies
and Assistant District Attorney
George Codding Is announced for next'
Saturday, May 21, 1021 at the Episco
pal church In this city, the Rev. W. B.
Hamilton officiating.
Save money on wrapping paper by
lining white print paper in rolls. Ask
this office. tf
W. O. W. social dance Wednesday
evening, Ladies aro requested to bring
lunch; Special request that as many
W. O. W. ladles bo there as possible.
' ' 1 4 9"
Haymarkot Square srtrang Into new
activity yesterday with the' arrival of
two peddlers and a chimney sweep.
Tho peddlors disposed or preparations,
one sharpening most anything, and the
other soldering most anything. They
did a thriving business.
lies, collars, caps and suits. Don
Sprlngor, 105 W. Main. .'. tr
Dainty girts for graduation. Hand!
craft Shop. . . . 5i
The Installation of fish screens on
tho .Mike linnley ranch in tho Butte
Creek district, will begin next week
special screens being now In tho
course o! construction. , Tho entire
Irrigation system or the Hnnley ranch
will be screened.
All wood reduced in prico nt the
Vnlley Fruel Co. tf
Try our merchant lunoh. The,
Shasta. '
Wild Hill Heed, who fought two
fights In this city last winter, Is soiled
uled to clash with Homer Smith' at
llutralo, New York, next Friday night.
For a time nTter his departure Troni
hero Rood was In New York city, nhd
rought one bout, being walloped In the
oar with such force that ho fainted in
tho fourth round. Since tills disastrous
showing, Reed has beeir appearing in
the smaller cities. Ills Inst fight was
at Syracuse, New York, with Battling
Levy, Reed winning In the tenth round
of a twelve round contest.
Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
service City Cleaning. & Dyeing Co.,
401 South Rlvorsldo. tf
lien M. Johns of Montague, Calif., Is
among the out of town visitors in the
city this week.
Two popular dances Jacksonville
Friday night. May 20th, and Eagle
Point Saturday night, May 21st. Ma
jestic orchestra. 52
It pleases us :mmensely to hear the
appreciation expressed for Butter-Roll
bread. It is one of the purest of pure
foods. A trial will convince you or its
increasing popularity. SO
Pat Swayno or the upper Apidegate
spent a few hours TueBday in tho
city transacting business.
Patronize home and build up pay
rolls by insisting on having brooms
made by Rogue Kiver Broom Works.
53
Cup" was presented to the ministers For Sale Good carcou and lawn
of the city Wednesday morning by i sediment. Phone 912-J. tf
Messrs. Hunt and Antle. Besides the The public schools of the city will
men of the cloth, Shortie Oarnett and! close for tho year Friday, May 27. The
A farm bureau meeting will be held j The Pythian Sisters attended the
at Grange ball in Wliner on Saturday I funeral services over Van Allen Cor
night, Mav 21st, at which the bureau nili inja !' ,lllsirte""'
moving pictures will be shown and a j Chicken feed waeal $-.20 per hun
dance will follow. -'rcd delivered to you. Monarch Seed
Two popular dances Jacksonville Co.
Fridav night. May 20th, and Eagle Invest your savings In the Jackson
nw':ni..nii.h mbv "mt Ma-! County Buiidiug and Loan association.
jestic orchestra. 52 I
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Six-hole wood or coal
range with coll. Inquire Paul's Elec
tric Store. 50
FOR SALE Delco lighting plant.
Have secured electricity from power
line. Inquire N. C. Chaney, .Medford.
Orcgou. 6ii
FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows',
officially tested.. Adiacent to avia
tion field, Medford. Scliulz Bros, fio
FOR RENT Room. $2.00 per week.
445 S. Front. . 00
FOR SALE Attractive little home,
new, east front, four well lighted
rooms and bath. Large clothes and
linen closets, untidy kltchon. hi rue
coider. screen porch, plastered, ce
ment foundation, good location.
Attractive price and terms, Inquire
412 King St. f,o
WANTED Womnn'Tor general house
work. Call 174-J-2. tr
H
DO YOU KNOW
That your insurance ,1s Just
what you need anil written just
MS )I)U Ullllt it?
Why not come In nml talk It
over with us without obligation
on your part.
It. A. HOLMES
THE INSURANCE MAN
All I'orms Insurance and Bonds
Jackson Counly Bank Hldg.
Mayor Gates were also guests,
Save money on men's furnishings
and suits. Don Springer, 105 W. Main.
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Clfy Taxi, phone 100. Good service.
Reasonable prices. New management.
119 E. Sixth street.
Ed T. Staples of Ashland attended
to business mutters and visited friends
in the city Tuesday.
Have installed Simplex Electric
Ironer and Western Electric Washer.
Send me your laundry and get quick
service. Mrs. V. II. Oden, 335 West
Second street. 50
Furniture UaysueA and repaired!
City Auto Paint Works. Phone 754-J,
tf
fall opening date has not been' set. j
A delegation of Yreka. Calif;, China-1
men arrived Tuesday by auto for a ,
visit with countrymen in this city. 1
Blocks and dry slabs f.r sale. Call I
S59. tf i
i,awn mowers sharpened right. Lib- j
erty Shop. 201-J. tf
Attorney T. W. Miles attended to I
legal business in the county seat Tues
day afternoon.
For Sale Good garden and lawn
sediment. Phone 912-J. tf
iiryant Hamilton of Ruch, was a
business visitor in the cl'.y Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiera for
NuBone. Phone 585-J. tf
5 DAYS COM.
TUES
MAY
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Clean
Fun
For '
The
Whole
Family
"THE BEST IN THE WEST"
NORTH OF BIG PINES OPPOSITE S. P.
DEPOT -
Big Eli Sky Whirl. . $20,000 Merry-Go-Rouhd.
1921 Model "Whip. Giant Seaplanes. 2-Ring
Circus. . Bughouse. Jungletown. Monkeyville. (
Jazzland. Hawaiian Village. Air'Caliope. Con
cert Band. Spectarular Free Acts.
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