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Newspaper Page TextOREGON', TFEft'DAY. MAY PXGE TWO MEDFOKD MALL TRIBUNE, MEDPORP. L ocal and Personal Straw hats are becoming less con- spicuoiis, both among local residents ' and the traveling public. Until within the jast two ilays the only such head ' gear seen in Medford way when one or two through iiassengers got off a j train at, the depot and walked about ; the platform for exercise. Many straw i hata have appeared on the streets the past two days, and the straw hat sea ' son may now bu said to be on. hIiib flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber company. ' "' Dunce. , Odd Fellows-- nun, laieni. Friday night. May Majestic orches ira. - 57 The Jackson County Creamery, is making aifj active cumpaigu for their Bummer ' di-iik';- Whistle, Orapho, A-Portor.ainJ (,'lininniigne. nil. of, which sound Kood and live up to tno goou iiAHteil.' . Thl company is noted . for the excellency of Its pro flucjts, and these drinks have been' en dorsed by hundreds or people. . Mrs. A. J. HuiUjy received a tele gram this morning telling of the death of her mother, Mrs. M. E. Campueii, who, was living with her daughter, Mrs. 11. O. llroadbent of Win-land, Wvo.. Mrs. Cainpbell, lived in. Medford for five years- and her nianyJ friends lylll be rlived to hear of, her passing away. " Notice!' On. and after this date 1 will not be' responsible for any bills con traded, by Mrs.' Etta May Welch Wllllum B. Welch, known bb Bun Wnlnh.' Medford. ' Community club dunce, Talent, Frl day. May 27. Heal music. (T attend, the Clciv Improvement club dance at Eagle Point, Saturday night, May 28.' Supper served by the ladles, A cents nliite. ' '"'67- Al Joison and the big "Slnbad" coiii pnnjt,! which plays at the Pago (heritor tonijrh't was scheduled to arrive from lleddlng, Cnllf.l : late tlils nrtcrnoori. The company Jumps from hero direct to Portland for lis next engagement. Plcoting Hemstitching Buttons corered Handicraft Shop. tf Mujostic orchestra, Talent, Friday night; May 27. Incomparable music, hunch served by the ladles' Commun ity club. ' ', S,7 Attend the Civic Jmprovomont oliib danco at Eagle. Point, Saturday, May 281 Suppor served by the ladles, 25 cents plate. ' " , f7 'I'be 'coneroto building opposlto the court1 house In Jacksonville will be ocdhplod by the county assessor's of fice us soon as the structure has been painted, plastered and tinted. " The contract for this work has been uwarded to' John A. and J. 13. Millard of Medford. The Hughes Automutlc Hloctrlc Hunge Is 100 por cent automatic the masterpiece of a muster. Paul's Elec tric Store. , ' 64' For a good sulphur swim go to the Ashland Natatorlum. Open now. 59 . Tho High School Annual comes out Friday. ' All alumni and friends of (he high school who want copies must send , liieir names to tho principal now. They are selling fust. . . 51 Mrs. Charles Dolln arrived home this forenoon from il'short business visit at Portland. I ' litiwn mowers Blmtpenod. Mitchell ladder Co.. 818 Kant Main. tf Ci C. Hoover has been called on the Jury and will therefore not be able to attend personally to tho delivery of tntlk thlh woek. Any complaints will he promptly taken caro of by telephon ing Hoover's dairy. You will. be.Burprlsed. at, the quality of. lire; 192,1. Aliliual, Thy price is Cnptttln A. E. Hurgdiiff, slnto fish and game warden, and M. U ltychmati utile1 Hiiuorintendcnt of fish hatcheries, nig here from Portland on official bulilness, having arrived Monday Chttutatmua season tickets aL Pal roifr i'luqo llfluse and West Side. Phar macy. Adults i'J. OP, studenls, $1.50 Cltfldren 1.00. 55 ,Kjorybody will he at tho big Coin miinlty Carnival dance, Wednesday night. 10 cents. , 54. The best way to . remember your school friends., Is by buying a 11121 An nual. , 64, .Other. Orogonluns nt tho Holland are Ero (irlmus mid M. W. llainaltor Klumutli Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. T. C Benson, Fred Hose, U. Woods and M A. Farmer of Portland. MlSB Florence Craves nnd Mrs. ldii Wood, teachers of piano, 42t S. Ivy street, Phone 77M-W. fS Cijl nival dance, .Niilutorlum, Wodnos- day night. 10 cents. . 54 If your merchant does not handle Regno ltlvur made, brooms you can get thuni at the public inurkct. 5!l- American Lexlmi posts all over the statu are making extensive prepara lions' fur the proper observance Manorial day, May 30, to commemor ate those who paid the supremo sacri fice, during the recent world, war, us announced' In a stateipcnt put out by the Btue department of tho Legion Wlrluh is arranging speaking for the posts for this memorable occasion. The Btajo dopaj tmuiil Is also fuinishlug the pusifl with, the uaUuual nienioi.v flower or Oi.AinejJi'Hn Legion, the iiopp), and njso a, suggested outline of ceremony for (J'iH, day. We. develop, kodak films free. West Side Pharmacy. tf Curnlyal, dancing spirit, at the Nat.. V.e.desday night. 10 rents. , 54 For Sale Dodge bnirinK car; good terms. Phone 100. 511 Mrs. C. E. Till) is slowly recovering from a nervous breakdown. Spgnr. Bowl, taxi, county trips spec laity, phono. 127-11. Si Begone, gloom! Welcome Joy nt. tin Co imilty Carnival dance. W wines 1 day. night, 10 cciiIh. 61 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnhani, the ardent lovers of nature, Medford, the Kogue river and the hills of Jackson county, and who upend much time In tills vicinity, each siniiiK, suinjuor and lull, have arrived by auto from their home at,Martinez, Calif., for their first fishing of the year, much disappointed to learn that the river was too high yet for good fishing. Nevertheless, they went out to try their luck this morning, Intending to go on to Eugene this afternoon to fish la the McKen xle, and will return hero later. N. B. Newcomb will deliver green 10-Inch slab wood, very cheap. Let's book your order now for early deliv ery. Also dry planing uiocks, itinu- llng and shavings. Phone C31. 54 Chicken feed wheat ' 12.20. psr hun dred delivered to you. Monarch Seed Co. Dp you want to buy a Ford truck? Look here! Nearly new 1-ton pneu matic equipped; driven less than 2,000 nillos $450 takes It. See F. C. Elliott, at. Foote Creek service station, 5H Guests at the Medford, from a dis tance include 11. F. Sessions of Hong Kong, (,'lilna. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. b hurrell of Los Angeles, Harry H. Katx of San, Francisco, C. II,. Johnson of Hacrumento, and, J. W. Uennet,t and F. K. Chumberry o( Seattle. Attention strawberry growers! We can furnish yon cups and crates at lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera-live Exchange. tf Specially decorated wedding cakes at the Groceteria. Place orders early. 58' Blocks and dry slabs. hr sale. Call 859. . tf JameH T, Griqve, the prospect land lord, and, road, building contractor, who, with his partner, former United StutcB HJghwuy Engineer. Seymour, was awarded tho contract for building a Beotlon of- highway in Josephlnei county, was in the city yesterdax;! afternoon enroute to this Job, on wh,ichi Mr. Seymour had, already located. .... rno uroceteria iBpecianzes on wcu- illng cukes. , 58 Hour "Kosie" and "Arnold" at Jack sonville Saturday night. 68 We develop kodak films free. West Side Pharmacy. . tf Tiie Pantorlum goes the clenn-upand palnt-up campaign, one better by put ting two wall boxqs full of blooming flowers. In front of, their place, of business. Ilnyo your carpets ni", rugs washed on the floor; no dirt, perfectly sani tary. E. L. Davis, phone 998. 68 Better buy a Chandler than wlab you had. . '... ' tt When calling a tnxl try 90, Special attonllqn, to country, trips, . 65 The tempeiaturo yostorday, with tho maximum, at .83, and Just as, wurm weather today, has brought oi a lot of casos or spring rever, huving followed so closely last week's, chilly and rainy Bpcll, especially, among, those persons who have been too timid yet to doff their winter underwear Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt sorvico. City Cleaning & Dyeing; Co., 401, south Kiverslde. DonU miss tho Medford, Phartnaey's slaughter, sale of talcums and soaps. 1 1 1Kb grade goods al wonderiui prices. . , . .05' n. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. ' Grading work on, the Applegate high way near Provolt Is progressing rapid ly; about throe miles of road having already been completed. As soon ns work on tills project is, completed, which It Is expected will be in about ten. days, the. county's cuterpillar trac tor, grading machine, road roller, frcs nos, etc., will ho put to work on u 3-mi!e link of the Jnckaonyllle-lluch highway, for the. completion of which contractors bids were recently, con The police and health department of the city can add a lot tcr the clean-1 up campaign by taking a Biirvey of the alleys, many of then in the busi ness uiil-l, thai have not been cleaned for months, and order them cleaned. , : 96 Nash Taxi. Beebe and Marshall, 98. . - 6" City Taxi, phone 100. Good service. Reasonable prices. New management. 119 E. Sixth street. Soft kid shoeB from $1.25 to 12.00 for Infants and children, , Handicraft 45 MEMBERS OF H. S. SENIOR GLASS ! GRADUATE FRIDAY The names, of tl)e, graduating cliissj Shop. Bud Frlstoe and Miss Anna Howard, was married at Yreka, Calif., the morn ing of .May; 23 at 9:Jd,.wiih Mr. and Mrs. S. .M.-Fristoe Its wltiiesses.( Hev. Homer Guligar .iierfornied, the- cere mony. : ; . .. For Su)e Good garden and lawn sediment. , Phone 912-J. , tf Vlollu instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 645-H. tf J. A. Ormondy of. Portland, assist ant general passenger agent, and l.T. Sparks of Eugene, district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pa cifiq lines, are business visitors in Medford' today. Something to embroider: Pacific package goods reduced. Handicraft Shop. .' , , . '. 6K Try our merchant? lunch. The Shasta. . ' Guests at the Nash hotel Include Al McCloy of Heno, Nev.-. Thos. Hosty of Eiirekn, Calif.; Paid Kroeckal of Escondldo, Calif,, and James Hayes and M. D. Jackson of Grants Pass, Save money,. on wrapping paper by usinir white print: paper In rolls. Ask this office. i .' I i ... . ' . tf Mm.' Paul Hanseu, " iorsetlere for NuRone. M'hon'e'685-j.;', '., '.- tf . '(bfi iervlee -station of Frank C. BUI- .mbutb -of ,Fo9ts Creek is nowopen for l-onBiness, -suppiyiji gas.i.ou, groceries, (lu ..wuier ana oiuer cpmiona iur passing toilrlsrs. ' . ... , ,;7J n "in.Shadowlahd" nt ''Vlirb Sat. 58 Have you heurd Al, Joison s latest song hits? Ohio. Avolln, Dlng-a-Ring, Scandinavia, at Palmer's, Piano House. . ' ; 67 Earl Reynolds pleaded guilty, Mon day afternoon, to being Intoxicated on the streets Sunday night and, was Jiped $20 and costs by Police judge-Tuy)pr, Dainty, new llnoh handkerchiefs for graduation gifts. Handicraft, Shop, 58 We are paying thq highest prices for all kinds of poultry and eggs, Fiirm Burqau Co-Operatlve Exchange. ' 'tf The condition of Mrs. Roy, PruHt continues to Improve following tyer -ap-peijdifiU-ls. operation of Spnday.J and she is now regarded as out of danger. Furniture finnmed,' and repaired. City Auto Paint Works. Phone ?64-J. - . ' tf Regular communication of Reaines chapter WedneBduy evening, May 25th 8 o'clpck sharp. Degree yor.k, Ke frcshments will be served, . 4,4, H. E. Cosby of the oultry extension dopattmQnt of tboO, A. C, Is herefrom Corvallls to spend several days among tho large poultry ' breeders of the county. Sweet potato plants for sule at Mon: arch Seeit & Feed Co. , . tf Have just, Installed sopie of. the ii0st modern, ipachlnery, and am better equipped than any shop In Medford to give the public quick; service una, qual ity work' In shoo repairing. Tfhe, ('Model Boot Shop," 21' S, Central, E. N, iilden, Prop, ' . "G4 The fire depurttpont was qtfiftly suminpned by Patrolman Adaiiis.'eiy;ly lust night because of smol0 isnirlug out from the basement of the M. F. & II. butldlng. The smoke was found to come from a pile of w.aste piled In the furnace room by the janitor , of dhc 68 of tho high, schoo) which are append,- L eu in this article have Just been an nounced. The class of 1.921 with 4.'. members while not the largest in the high school history Is among the large ones graduated from that Institution. The valedictorian is Gladys Mulie Hartley and the salutatorian is M. Luc'lle Abbott. ..The commencement exercises will, be hehl In' the Page theatre next Fri day night, with B. F. Irvine, the gifted blind' editor of the Portland Journal, giving the address, and the usuul entertaining program Is being prepared. The class plaV was given at the Page theatre last night, and the next event in the commencement week program is the class day exercises Wednesday night in the .high school auditorium. Then comes the class reception, which will be held Thurs day night in , the American ' Legion hail. .'" ' . The members of the graduatln?. class are: , ',M. Lucile Abbott ' .Matthew Baker , Laura Rebina Best 'Gilbert Eugene Blackburn ; Hugh Horn : ' Leonard Cliapln Brown Kenneth Day Brumbaugh Alva L. Burbldge . Harold Cunipbell ; Edna A,. Clouh Elbert F. Coleman J.ydla Wheelock Deanq Virginia Lane Dew Fern T. Dewey Jesse Floyd, Dressier 1 Anna O. Ferguson Dalo H, Franklin ,Erma Lee Hamilton Gladys Marie Hartley Pauline Wi'iinll'red Johnson . Lael Klum Tillle M. linipps nutii E. Launspach Joan Josephine Llndley Odrlun M. 1. of land Ferderlck B. Mears : Harriet E. Millies Rutty Nichols , Theodore It. Nicholson Ruth 10. Owen : ! Dorothy Palmer . I- - I Cleone Pottengerj I Orrel j. Powell. 1 1 Russell R. 'Sherwood isabelle May Slevertsen i Olive Stlusoh , i Elvla Lucile Stickland Isobel Stuart .,, ,,, Jivine S, Terrell i Edwin E. Thomas Constance Conine Vance Winston Carter Vance Ralph Watson Westerman Whilfock Philip Thomas Young. IS ENTERTAINED BY HIGH SCHOOL PLAY A very lurge audience, laughed at and Otherwise much enjoyed "Fanny j and the Servant GirL Problem." the., comedy by Jerome K,. 'Jerome, which j was presented last night at thePafi'e by the graduating class of the. high sc hool, under the. direction of ",lar- guret Cottrell. s The presentation reflected much credit on the amateur actors anil Miss oltre.ll, and was aided by the high school orchestra, under the leader ship of Miss Louise Wolfe, who pre sided at the organ.. The comedy was well cast and finely staged. The leading parts, as well as the lesser ones, were so well played that the whole was, well balanced and as far as acting went it was difficult to pick out the stars. The cast of characters follows: Fanny, Isobel Stuart; Lord Buntock, Winston 'Vance; .Martin Bennett Adrian Lofjand; Susannah Bennett, Orrel Powell; Jane Bennett, Jose phine Lindley; Honorla Bennett, Con stance Vance; Alice Wetherell, Anna Ferguson; Edith WethereJl, . I.ydia Deane; Dr. Freemuntle, Frederic!: ,cars; Earnest ,. Bennett, Gilbert Blackburn; George P. Ncwte, Wester man Whillock; . The, Actresses: Har riet Milnes, .Alva Burbldge, Gladys Hartley, Lael Klum, Ermu Hamilton, Lucille A,bbott, Fern Dewey, Tillle Knlpps. . , . .. , E RAD N W I I .. f tr. nirnirl vmi? Thev -.There, is no excuse for anyone, having a. ba bmth. It is caused by disorders of the stornach whichVan be corrected by taking Chamberlain s Tablets. . Many have been ' permanently cured of stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after rr r: o c -pni-s Der bottle. ." years 01 sunenng. x i-v 3 " r 1 YOUR RUG DIRTY? Dl.-k Says: The rugs IVK i h-an are cleiin. when VK l-lean 'elii." PU0111; 180. Free Delivery IVJosan Art Rug Co. ,': 111) West Tenth St. HAC11A.ME.VTO, Cal Roy Gardner, suspecLed. mall, roliber, cuptured at Koseville . . lust nigiit, while playing cards, today was held lncomniuui-.. (-ado in the Sacramento Jail. Ht; held to his denial made wlien he was cap tured that he had no part In the robbery of tho mail car on the South ern Pacific's limited Kriday night. court. Jacksonville Post. When better automobiles are built, Bulclt, will build thorn. tf Tho Medford Pharmucy's Soap and l'alc sale Is still , going merrily on- Stock up for Hummer tit these prices. 65s Hemstitching ana plcotlng ' 10 cents por yard, The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. K Main and Bnrtlolt. tf A jolly crowd of Meiiford people held' a picnic In the Ashland park the lat ter part of last woek by way of cole latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him "I don't think any ono hna had more ' bad luck, nmi wickness ihan I have. In,' l!)0i L had two ribs, an arm and. collar bone broken in :t. rail- roa d a cci d tn I , Th on I h a d p n u - monia. After ret'ovtMinji? I cro.HHod a usture when a bull chased In, tossed me over the fence and broke my right leer. In IHIO 1 had typhoid t'tver; since then severe Htoniach and livei; trouble, which no medicine or doctor touclted until two year.( auo J. Kot a bottle of Mayr'H Wonderful Jltemedy. which proved the first ray of light in thlrten years.' It is a Nlmple, harmless preparation that rt Viioves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the' inflam mation which ;u.uses practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. . One done will convince or money refunded. For sale by all drutftfintH. Adv. i;Re.quiescat in Pace i 'j 1 ... PRINTERS 9 GOOD CLOTHES W ' Make Then. KLEIN liiioi 12M Knat Man Ot. 1)IS.. A. BI-UK.VV-NJV ' Chlropractjoi! '.'' Suite 4 and 5, SpnrUi b nihil or, corner Main and lllverslde. Office plione 888. Residence :!2'J. ' ' fU -.rr sidored and rejected by tho county , bulldlni;. The ImniliiK pile was ex- tmnuisneu witn tno ciietnieai ensine. "Hawaiian Twilight", at J'ville, SaU '''.' : '. -G8 For Sale Good garctia, and, ' lawn scijlnient. Phono 9J2-J.,. , , ! l.'tf T. W. Shaller is,, a, guest frQtn, Qhl cago at the. Holland, who, arrived In the city Monday. i - "Some Utile Cilrl" at J,.'vjlg Sat.'iS Lawn mowers shqrpeneff rightj Xlb orty. Shop.. 2CI;J. ' ' -Jtr District Fish 'and Ctiiho Varden'l?a,t Hailey n nested T. Iankey fpr, itinil- liook fl-slilliR at the Cod Hay dam lust brutliur the announcement of Hie en- nlitht. Pnnkey pleaded suilty, in .Bus- KaRement of two well known Medford .tlco Taylor's court today nnd wus Riven teachers, Miss Al,. F. Puller anil L. A. Mentzcr. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. at the Farm Hurouu Co-oporatlvo Kxchnnge. tf 90 Nash Taxi, city and country trips, 90. 62 The Farm Bnrenu t'o Opora,tive Ex change will , pay 1SQ cash for eggs. Casos b.iqk. ' tf Mr. and Mrs. W. CI. Martin of Apple the minimum fine under the. law of $50 nnd costs. i "You Promised Me" at Jacksonville Saturday, May 2S. ' 58 Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Sergeant Frank Redden did not go with the local national guard conting ent Sunday night to attend the four days officers' school nt Clackamas, be .-sale, Mr. and Mrs, I 11. Swlnk of lug unable to leave because of sickness Hullo Falls, and A. A. Cluussen of. In his family Late arrivals at the city auto camp grounds Include the following: O. H. Debar.t and friend of Tulsa, Okla'. en route to Portland: 'Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Met;onaly of, Seattle, spending thu day here; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Demand ot Pasadena, en route to Portland; Mi;, and Mrs. Ernest Neal and child of, Salem, who are thinking of locat ing here; Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Marks and tw,o. children of Salem, who also may locate hero; Mr. and Mrs. Teller- son and, child of blugeue; .Mr. and; Mrs, C, F. Kaforts and two children of Portland, en route to San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. 12. J. 'Coger of, Kansas City, Mo., en routu to Lob Angeles: George Me.rcer.of. Los. Angeles, spend ing the day bete; Mr. nnd, Mrs. H. C. Sc homer of Olympic, Wash, en route to Los. Angeles; F. M. Prates and son ot Klamath Falls, spending the day here; II. C. Smith, of Portland. spending the day liere;, K. 1(. Xorris of Portland, en route to Los Angeles. Investigate Mingo County. WASHINGTON', May 2-1. Investi gation of disturWinres in Mingo coun ty. West Virginia, M proposed in a resolution introduced today by Sena tor Johnson, republican, of California. Kagle Point, were over night guests at tho Holland who departed for their homes today. You may hear Al Jolson's records at Palmer's. 57 Will trndo land for sheep. Guy W. Conner, 69 Sweet )otat plants for salo at Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. tf ' llig time at Orth hall, Jacksonville, Saturday, May 28. 68." llrlug your kodak films to the Mud ford Photo Finishing Studio for, high grade work In glossy finish. They arc the talk of Medford. See samples at entrance. Prico list on. request. ' 22S East Mnln street. , ' D7 r motor touring party to. California i'beator parlies from Olendale, stopping off here for a day, consists of Klamath Fulls, Yreka and Montague, Ashlund, ami (limits Pass will bu here to see Al Joison tonight. For carpenter work phono Dixon. 53U-J-4, Uai-k to pre-war prices. ti Mill ran $l.fio per sack SO lbs. deliv ered to you. Monarch Seed Co, Como in and see the new style sweaters li our books and posters. Handicraft Shop. 6a Word was received Monday by Mrs. J. K. Stewart from her husband, who is visiting his former home In Mnnvol. N, Dak., of tho death of his father, who was past 90 years of age. Mr. Stewrt had been with bis father about a week before thu death. For top nmi upholstering. Do Luxe .Villi) Top Shop. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Richardson of Seaside, and Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt-, and Mrs. C. . II. Parker of Warrenton. Other Oregonlans regis tered at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. 1.. K. Phelps of Klamath Falls, L. P. Ilnrmnnn of Kugene. W. F. Hood or Ashland, and the following from Port land: Mr. and Mrs. S. S, Weidel, (1. K. Merwln, G. Harris, M. Weston, Arthur Allen, R. P. Lyman, W. E. Pearson, . P. nnd C. J. Sorrensen and A. U. Harper. Al Joison. exclusive Columbia, artist. will be at tho Page, May 2L Come to Palmer's Piano House and listen to his records. G7 "Spooky-ooky Itlues" at Jacksonville U Saturday night, 5s The final examinations for all the public schools of Modlord rrom the fourth grude up began this morning and will -Ije concluded- Thursday noon, when the 'schools will be adjourned until Frlduy afternoon at 3 o'clock, at which time the pupils will be given their certificates. The program for the senior class night exercises at the high school audi torium tomorrow night is as follows: Music tselectedl, Irvine Terrell; class history, Anna Ferguson: class poem. Leonard Brown; class prophesy, Wins ton Vance; class song; presenting of class memorial, Irish Coleman. . The Portland Telegram- of Motuhuv published an entertaining article about the career of Colonel Hi H. Sargent from the time he entered tho West Point military academy until now which was written by Oavld Hazen and carried his picture at the head. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED A used tent. Reply De Luxe Auto Top Shop, H2 N. Front Street. Medford. tf- FOR SALE Few thoroughbred Whit Wyandotte year old, lay lux hens Phone 5IS-.M. 2H N. Holly St. 61 Graduation Gifts: Waterman aiitl Teinpoint J'ountaui Pens ' Kvoi-sliai'p Pencils 1 Pyralin Ivory Eastman Kodaks Symphony Lawn Gift Sta tionery. West Side Pharmy We Pevt'lup Kodak Films ' Free. ' FOR SALE ' War Eagle Mining Stock on Julie li.'ii-d Foi' forty (touts n slinre. .. Phone ill.") E. H. French GET SOME JOY OUT OF LIFE Do It With, a Motorcycle GAYLORD CYCLE SHOP TONIGHT Clean Fun For , The Whole Family "THE BEST IN THE WEST" NORTH OF BIG PINES OPPOSITE S. P. DEPOT Come and. see it Judge for Yourself NOT A "STREET" CARNIVAL ' FRED ALTON HAIGHT ; TEACHER OF PIANO n the 'special sunini;r, foui'ses fn piano In-ginning Juno lsl, nn : opportunity to study music is ol't'ci-cd which should not lie over looked. ... HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 318 Liberty UnildiiiK Phone 72 For BUICK 1920 Sale This iiuto is pnicliciilly new, hnying, been run only 3500. miles, is fully equipped, nnd is in first-t-fiiss eonilitiiin ii) over.vr.-, way. If yon are lnnkini; I'm- n real car nt a real bai'giiin, see my attorney, Newton W. Hoi-den, lor particulars nnd demon-'" si rat ion. LLOYD TUCKER. DR. RIGKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested ind Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS USED Urokrn Unvi Arrnrntelj Dupllcnttxl KAtTOIJY OV IMtl'.MISKs BOH K. Main, I'pataln MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES Leave Medford 11 a. m. Daily. Leave Ilosclnirg 1 p. m. Dally MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS I.KAVK MKIU-'Olil). S:0 a. m. 11:110 a.m. l :nn p. m. 4 :u0 p. m. Cars stop at all Intermediate points. I.KAVK (ilt.XXTS I'ASH, JO:00 a. in. 1 :00 p, in. 4: no p. m. 0: 15 p. in. Waiting room Medford, 5 South 1-ront. ' l'hone 309 INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.