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PZGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO OX. FRIDAY, .TUNE 1921 Tocal and Personal I.lKhtnlng HtrikitiK wires during ttie Biiu'iil.ofi'J'hiii'Hiiny aftnrnuon blow out a number of fusos und caused tho Calt foinlnOroKon company considerable trouble In restoring power service In two sections. Onu bolt struck Bonui wbero iu the Modoc orchard territory and blew out all the fuses In that sec tion and In Kale Point and It wus not until 8 o'clock last night that Hunt and (lower service In those districts had been restored. On the outskirts of lirants 1'ass another bolt struck a treo and hinli tension transmission wire at the same time, which knocked out temporarily the power and HkIiI service in the Ulendale and Wolf Creek districts. ' School for drawipg ml- painting. Mis. Kdmimclson, ColleKe bid?. H7 HoiustltchliiK 8c per yard. The Van ity Shop, cor. IJ. Main and llartlett. UC For the second time in two weeks the majority of local readers of (he Saturday KvenliiK Post yusterduy found that they would have to do with out that publication, as only one-fourth of the usual news stand allotment of Medford, the same as last week, ar rived here. The trouble has been duo to a strike of printers at tho Post's publication headquarters, which now ban been adjusted, although the ef fects will bo felt for two weeks or more. , Tlio Home Laundry for service. Phono 02U-Y. M Wo develop kodak films free., . West Hldo Pharmacy. tf During tho storm of Thursday after noon the rain came down fast for a short- time until .01! of an Inch bad fallen, which up to this afternoon niukes the total rainfall since last Sep tember. HU.fi!! .Inches. Tho outlook Is foi'; still more rain as the prediction iV tonight and Saturday is for prob abl showers. ,,,'A biff time at Nat tomorrow nlghl. Dance at Trail, Saturday, .lime l. Orchestra music, 01 Ciliesls from Oregon registered nt the Medford Include S. IS. Holdcn ol Klamath Falls, II. S. Lord of Mugenc, P.,W. Pock of Hood ltlvor, Harry 0. ,Jkydstun, W. E. Dykman and Kdgar Clark of 'Laknview, and tho following . front "I'oVtl'aml: i. W. Marin. W. A. Sldwell, Mr. ami Mrs. C. C. lCvnns, E. It. Hnlsigor, Hurt Holcomb, L. T. Hod son and D. W. Hellman. One of tho leading brands of broad In Medford Is Nut-llruwn, made by tho Peerless bakery; and Is for suln ut nil dealers. F. 10. Ilodenbamor, tho pro prietor, lias recently added new equip ment to maku' better bread and to moot (lio Inureused demand of his bus iness.: Nut-IJrown Is all that Its namo Implies, , Pavilion diuico nt fluid Hill Sat. night, Jlou't tnlsn It! - ' 0S , A. conterenno qf commorclnl orgnni zittlun rniirnseutatlves and newspaper odltoi-B of tho state will be held nt Portland on Juno 71 h for tho purpose of discussing land settlement, plans fori Oregon. It Is expected that the Medford chamber of commerce will have a representative In attendance. For ono week wo will glvo a pair or lco tongs free with tho purchaso or a coupon- lco book. Jackson County Creamery. Phone Dl. tf . . Sugar. Howl taxi, county trips spec ialty, phone 12T-U. : 82 Uiisluessiuon of Modford report bet tor liiislnesB tho last two weeks. A flno time for everybody. Wonder ful music: 'Imperial orchestra. Bal loon, dtmcoa. Latest melodies. Nat to morrow night. . o:i Attention strawberry growers! Wo cim furnish you cups and crates at lowest prices. Farm Durcnii Co-Opcra-tlvo Bxcbango. tf. The peach crop was killed at Ash-j land, a few cherries survived and the: apple and pear crop promises to be ' good. j Kast Side Meat Market Just ojx-ned j up with a full line of fresh and cured I meats, (live us u trial. We will try lo please you. Prices right. Phone 65. Free delivery. 63 I Ileal music, good floor, genial crowd, pavilion, Sat. night, Oold Hill. S3 j Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Ilurnham of Martinez, Calif., returned here Thurs-j day from Eugene where they had been I enjoying fishing in the McKenzie j river, which they do not like as well as the famous Ilogue river fishing, and j will leave today or Saturday for their j favorite fishing haunts In the Trail district, making their headquarters as j usual at the Ilogue Klk resort. For ono week we will give a pair of ice tonga freo with the purchase of a coupon ice book. Jackson County Creamery. Phono 01. tfl First-class carpenter work. Esti mates furnished. Phone Dixon C39-J-4. Dance and supper Eagle Point, Sat urday night, Juno 4th, Majestic orches tra. 04' I According to a statement Issued at ! Salem this week on the teacher supply by J. A. Churchill, slate superinten dent of public instruction, unemploy ment has had no visible cfrect upon the teacher supply in Oregon. He de clares that competent Instructors are as scare now as they were a year ago. Any number of Inexperienced candi dates for teaching positions are avail able, Churchill ndmlts, but ho insists that there are more openings for com petent, experienced teachers than there are applicants, qualified to fill such positions. Teachers' salaries will remain much oh they were for the pust year, Mr. Churchill says. Hn'n' few Instunces, especially among the smaller schools, salaries . are holug slightly trimmed but this Is being more I ban offset by Increases offered, by schools which lire Booking the bet ter qualified teachers, lingular week-end party at Nat Sat. nite. Wonderful music. Excellent floor. Plenty of ventilation, llalloons for all tho dancers. Hi" Wo are paying tho highest prices for all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm llureait Co-operative Exchange. tf Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to G and 7:30 to !l:30 p. m. - tf Mr. and Mrs. Piirucker bavo decided to remain In Medford and will soon occupy a homo on Orange street. Plcoting Hemstitching, Nc per yd. Muttons covered. Handicraft Shop. ' ir Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyolug Co., 401 South HlvorBlde. t.f Another or those popular pavilion dances, Clold Hill, Sat. (lood music.G3 Among tho guests nt tho Holland are Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Morgan and Cling. D. Edwards of Contrnlia, Wn., (I. A. ("arisen of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Hair of Sun Fruncisco. , Vote X Yob 302, world war veterans stato aid -fund. ' GO A- reduction of rnelflc pnekage goods. Handicraft Shop. OS Sweet potato plants for salo at Mon arch Seod & Food Co. ' . tt (icorgo A. Mansfield la oxpocfil homo this afternoon or Saturday from having spent the week In eastern Ore gon and in Portland on state farm bur eau business. ltcmomhor tho hoys on. Juno 7 as you did when they were In tho war. Voto X Yes 302. OG For salo, 11120 Hulck Six, J13O0. Good ns new. Seo Atlornoy llordon. 60 Tho Klvorsldo Community club will glvo another ono of their popular dances ht their club bouso on Ilogue river, Saturday night, Juno 4th. Come and enjoy a good time. 04 Fine home grown strawberries of the best quality are becoming niorej numerous, and unless rain prevents picking large quantities are expected to be on sale Saturday at the groceries and the public market. Dunce Riverside Community club Saturday night, June 4ih. . Admission $1.10. Extra lady 26c.' 64 Try our merchant; luhon. The Shasta. Kollov.lng the short lodge session last night the Elks at once got busy folding and enclosing In-envelopes for mailing descriptive circulars of Crater Ijike, Medford and vicinity, which, to gether with a letter from Grand Exalt ed Kuler Jerome, were mulled out to the 14,00 Elks lodges throughout the t nited States Inviting their delega tions to stop off here either enroute to or returning from the Elks, national convention In I-o. Anneles, visit the Elks temple and make .the trip: to Crater Lake. . V ' -When better automobiles are Built, Dulrk will build them. ' " tf A clearance sale of children's dresses. Handicraft Shop. 68 Mr. and Mis. U. lO Itohison and three children of Ilutte Fulls, who are leaving on ail unto trip to Hermiston, Ore., spent Thursday here at the city auto camp. Vote X Yes 302, world war veterans stute uld fund., 69 Lawn mowers sharpenoff right. Lib; erty Shop. 261-J. tf ir your cur needs washing lrop in and look over our special 23c - wnsli sponge. This Ib a regular 60c value. Medford Phurmacy, prescription drug KlHta. Phone 10. 63 NubIi hotel guests Include George M. Scott of Oruton. Cullf., Ethel dutches of Duiismulr, Calif., C. F. Coinstock of Spokuno, It. II. Falls and Jlux Jjeckman of (San Francisco, and Vv A. Hammond and 11., A,' Wilson of Portland. ' ' ' : ' ' Call ut Handicraft Shop and got the prices on children's colored wash dresses. ' '' : 68 Lottie Howard has a full lino or slimmer hals for all ages. Cull and see them. 100 North Central. 63 Halph Hand will wrestle llasauta Pinga ut Gold Hill, Juno loth. The Woman's lloriio Mission society of the First M. E. church will meet Friday afternoon, 2:30 with .Mrs. "Jus. Campbell near Phoenix. Mrs. N. J. Wiley will lead tho study, topic, "Meth ods ror Hand, Head and Heart." A splendid program is In store Tor you. Come. Assisting' hostesses, Mrs. . W. M. Van Scoyoc, Mrs. Geo. Kiinzman, Mrs. J. W. Smylio. Friends uro Invited.. Voto X Yes 302, world wnr veterans state uld fund. 6G Fruit ladders, nil sizes. Earl Fruit Company. ' 07 It. A. Holmos, the Insurance Man. Insurance-, atid Honda, plus Service. Fishing la not very good now; on account oT high water. Game Wurdun Dully Is chocking up tho fishermen's licenses thoso dnyk. . , Savo money ou wrapping papor by ualn? white print papor In rolls. Ask this office. tf Films in at 10 a. in., out at 3. Swem's Sliidio. 05 Fruit ladders, nil sizes. Enrl Fruit Company. 07 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOU SALE llnlck Six in good condi tion, or trado for lighter car. Inquiro coruor Kings Highway and Stewart Ave., mornings. ,-. 05 FOU SALE A-l nlfaira hay In the field. $10, or will deliver. ' Phone G.S9-U-2. . ' - tf Heglnning with tomorrow all the banks of. Jackson county will close Saturday noons durhig June, July and August. . ; . . Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. at the Farm Ilureau Co-oiierative Exchange. ... ''" tf For carpenter work phone Dixon, 539-J-4. Back to pre-war prices. 67 Hemstitching 8c per yard. Owing to the reduction In all lines, we have reduced the price of hemstitching to 8c per yard. Your orders are respect fully solicited and will receive very prompt atttentlpn. The Vanity Shop, cor. E. "Main and llartiett. 66 The road between Medford and Trail is rough owing to the work that is being done but when the road is com pleted to. Crater Lake it will be the Joyof one's life to tuke the trip..- We ure reudy now to do It. AVhat? Sell you hurdwure and sporting goods. Southern Oregon Hardware Co. 64 For top and upholstering. Do Luxe Auto Top Shop: i, tt Mattresses made over, furniture up holstering und repairing, crating and packing. Douglas, 137 North Central. Phone 266-Y., 63 Notice Beginning June 1st, our price for hemstitching will be 8c per yard..' Satisfaction guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop; - . CO John, S. "Orth, cashier of the Medford National bank Is attending the state hunkers convention ut Seaside, and enroute to that resort be stopped off ut Salem early in the week for a short reunion with George Putnam. Wltham, the violinist with the Ma jestic orchestra, Jacksonville June 3d. 03 Violin Instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Spnrta building, phone C4G-II. . ; tf Auction sale of furniture, Central Point, nt Methodist parsonage, Satur day, June 4th. 03 Commencement exercises, partici pated In by students or the high school and eighth grade, will be held at Jacksonville high school auditorium Friday, Juno 3, nt 8 p. in. Miss Golda Tloouo will, very properly, occupy the spotlight ns she is tho only high school student to graduate this year. The public is invited to attend the exer cises. Jacksonville- Post. Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday night June 3rd. Heal dunce music. Majes tic orchestra.; 63 Choice of three surfaces of kodak prints Velvet, gloss, squeegee (enam eled).:. Swem's Studio. 05 Big auto sponges 25c while they last. Oiled tanned chamois 75c. Hurry and look them over. Medford Phar macy. 03 Huy Blackburn accompanied by his wllo left' for Portland early iu tho week where he w.111 undergo a special course of treatment which his many friends hope will prove- beneficial. We develop kodak films tree. West Side Pharmacy. tf Another popular nv.nee Friday night, June 3rd, Jacksonville. Majestic or chestra. ' G3 The annle cron in Sams Valley is reported excellent; crops are looking fine. The only real bad place In the road between Sams Valley store and Gold Hill Is being cut down and graded. Dancing 9 to 1 :'30, Ortn hall, Friday night, June 3rd. . 63 Regular value 60c auto sponge, spec ial 25c while stock lasts. See our win dow. Medford Pharmacy, Main and Central. . 63 Invest your saving In. the Jackeon County Building and Loan association. ' tf Miss Mabel Hillls, teacher- of the second grade of the Kbosevelt school, entertained her pupils at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clarence Pierce, Siski you Heights, Tuesday, May 23. The afternoon wag pleasantly spent play ing games and a regular old fashioned taffy pull was enjoyed. About 30 boys and girls enjoyed Miss Ilillis' hospitality. l'sn mire lead surav for your last 'applications. Corona Dry Arsenate of lead: Earl Fruit Company. in? Sweet notato plants for sale at Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. tf Pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber company. tf WANTED Woman to do cooking. C. A. Learned, 408-11-3. 05 FOR SALETwo grade Jersey heif ers, heavy milkers, testing. G, spcr cent A. E. Hull, Griffin Creek. 65 WANTED Man for orchard spraying. Cull nl'ternoons. Gold Kay ltealty Co. tf H s.o.s. S , SERVICE ;OP HOLMES IS A WOltHY SAVEIt Let Holmes Insure Your Property ,nn.l . Assume tlio Worry It. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and Bonds Jackson County Hank Hldg. . . A. F. & A. M. Special communication Med y ford Lodge. 103, Friday even Ing, June 3, 7 p. m. Two M. M. degrees. 03 L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. SEAT at SALE. .The OPENS TOMORROW 12:00 NOON PAGE Floor $2.50; Balcony, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00; plus 10 per cent War Tax. -TheBestWord M.-iI w : M MUSICAL COMEDY ?M U w I THAT5 ALLTHERE 15 - lj THERE IS'NT ANY MORE." -PfilfsJ PiP&J 'REGARDING THIS 'MMiMiMm ATTRACTION : . JfiT ITA GRAND OLD NAME"? i! 1 THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE ........ J , 1 i , 1 !( 'l SPECIAL FOR SATUSDAY CREAM PUFFS Good big, old fashioned ones, filled with pure whipped cream ' ' ' ..-.4, for 25c LEMON PIES The kind you bake at home; i 25 c each 1389 Loaves of Bread Like Mother Made sold last Saturday. Just a matter of quality, that's all. And Finally You Will Always Save at the Groceteria. Gates & Lydiard, Props. iveiQ. .--' . ". ' i list aBL: ana wel 40 DOZEN PAIRS OF SHOES DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER TO YOU. NO MIDDLE MAN "TAKE OFF.": THE JOBBERS DON'T LIKE IT, BUT WE KNEW YOU WOULD. OUR CHIEF AIM IS TO SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS, SO WE SHULD WORRY AND GET WRINKLES, PRUNES HAVE WRIN KLES. CANVAS SHOES AND CANVAS OXFORDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. MEN'S DRESS SHOES, .THE BEST SHOES THAT THE LARGEST SHOE FACTORY IN THE WORLD MAKE. MEN'S WORK SHOES. ALL SIZES IN BIB AND WAIST OVERALLS, AND 50 ALL WOOL SUITS FOR MEN, ARE SOME OF THE THINGS IN THIS WEEK'S ARRIVALS. , Still Selling at . . Still Selling at Still Selling at Still Selling at Still Selling at Still Selling at Still Selling at Still Selling at . .'. 3 pair for rr t n $3.00 69c 98c 50c 69c 10c $16.50 $8.50 ' H Men's Work Athletic Union Men's .'An ... ... Boy's Suits Lee, Unionalls Blue Work Shirts Pants 25c Sox Suits Canvas Gloves All Wool buits 2 pn Pants .1. t j ! j y - . ... l . ' - i The best Shoes that the largest Shoe fac tory in the wdrld make, selling at $6.85 Still selling those $8 and $10 Shoes for $5.50 Still Selling the people what they want at prices they want to pay Will H.Wilson The Man Who Is Taking the Hills "on High" 32 No.Pront Si. ., - Phone 467 Just arrived. Bare foot Sandal for the Children Baby Shoes in Brown and black All sizes in Canvas Shoes
