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MEDFORD LVIL TRTfiUNE. MEDFORD.
OREOON", THURSDAY, JT'XE 1V 1021
f
Focal and
Personal
A slight shower of rain fell here late
yesterday afternoon, while il
hard at Ashland followed by
rained
a hail
Htorm, and snow fell at Crater Lake
and as far this way as Union creek
, , , , i , , , i n-iniin,
dav and lust nlgnt. again necessitating
' . , . ...... riv.
f res to keep homes comfortable. 1 o-
day's prediction iH
tonight and Friday, but is silent as to
whether the temperature Is going to
rise.
Hemstitching Kc per yard at the
Stylecraft shop. We also do dress
making, pleating, embroidery, buttons,
braiding and mending. Phone 74-l-J.
M. F. & II. llldg. Mesdames Eaton &
Itoberts, props. SO
Klies irritate your cow. She won't
give as much milk if troubled with
them. Keep her sprayed with Cow
Kase. Monarch Seed Co., sales agents.
tf
A meeting of the various workers
of the Presbyterian church will be
held tonight 111 the chapel, and every
one . Interested 111 th work of the
church Is asked to be present us the
pastor desires to talk over Willi the
workers the needs of the church.
' Everybody como to the big party
.Saturday night at file Itiverside Com
munity club, (iood eats! Good music!
7U
Wo develop lioflaK films Tree. West
Side Pharmacy. tf
W. A. Folgor left Wednesday lor
New York city and his former homo at
Akron, O,, on a business trip.
InvoBt your savings in the Jackaoo
County Ilulldlng and Loan association
tf
Mrs..' Paul Hansen, corBetlere lor
Nullono. Phone r.sn.I. tf
Mr. mill Mrs. John IC. Mill and baby
of Los Angeles, 0. W. Could of Ilolse,
Ida.,. J. Ilolnair of Seattle ami Hert
C. Jackson of Walker, Cnlif., are
among the guests at the Holland.
Dunco at tho Itiverside Community
Club house Saturday night, June IS.
Admission $1.10 Including war tax. 7U
F. F. Stone, tho barber, O'Kricn's
old stand. tf
J. Jay Sullivan of Applegalc Is a
visitor who arrived in tho city yester
day. Food whoat $2.30 per ctvt. at the
Farm Buronu Co-oporatlvo Exchange.
tf
When better automobiles, are built,
llulclt will build them. tf
Mrs, Merrick has kindly consented
to the high school girls of tho Y. W.
C. A. having a swimming party, Friday
Juno 17 between the hours of 0 to 7:1111
l. in., after which a picnic lunch will
ho enjoyed along Hew crook. AH high
school girls are Invited.
. Save monoy on wrapping papor by
using wulto print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. tt
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That will smite the ear and scrape the nerves. This is more than a sale. It is an event of great importance to the whole community, a welcome
public. Thousands are in need of just such merchandise as the Will H. Wilson Clean Sweep Sale will offer, and as the prices speak for themselves
to be enormous, and bear in mind this space is only a hasty sketch of the bargains to be had. A look is worth a thousand words.
Tennis Shoes
for
Boys and girls
98c
Our Second Hand Department Must Be Closed Out And Closed Out Quick
New Granite Wear and House Paint. Everything in the Second Hand Department must be sold at once. Ranges. Heaters. Cook Stoves. C.aa Ranges. Chairs.
Tables, Dressers, Beds, Rockers, 1 Good Organ, 1 Steam Engine, Violins, Mandolin, Guitars,
rl nrtirlo worth 95.- nr,rl ZCln will K enlrl for anrl 1 V Tn.
LOOK OVER OUR
USED TOOLS
Mr. and Mrs. -A. II. Callashan of
Paul's Klectric Store have returned
from their week's visit to Portland.
While in that city they met their
aunt, Mrs. Alice I.. IJulie of Vermont
who accompanied them hack to Med
foni. Mi's. Dulifi says that the Kogue
; lllv,.. Vallt-y its the in ettiest ilace the
; jMw in her lur.t' Iriu.
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1i A llnlitiae t1i naitr.inrn fnn
, jDsurance and Bonds ServIce. .
i T 'e ItiversK e Community club will
I -
igive one of the r noim ar ( ances at
. ' '
uiday night, June 18. Let's go! "li
Tho F.Iks lodge will Initiate four
candidates tonight and vote on u num
ber of applications.
We are paying the highest prices for
all kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm
linreau Co-Operative Exchange. tf
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 2C1-J. tf
It was learned this morning that
Jesse Wlnburn bad been appointed by
the chamber of commerce as chairman
of the parade committee for the
Fourth of July celebration being
planned here. Mr. Wlnburn intends to
make the parade a county affair and
is making arrangements to send invi
tations to the mayor's of all cities in
Jackson county, Ashlund Tidings.
Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt I
service. City Cloanlng & Dyeing Co.,
401 South IUverslde. tf
Try our merchant? ininoh. The
Shasta.
Oregon guests at the Medford in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. A. Whltmore
and J. C. Currie of Salem, John
Schmor of Davis. Mr. and .Mrs. F. C. i
Powell of Kosebnrg, C. A. lxing of Gold '
Hill. II. W. Mason, of Klamath Falls, I
U. O. and Helen W. Wilson of Oakland i
and the following from Portland: W.
.1. Mnllhonse, F. F. Frulth, Mr. and
Mrs. L. K. Waters, II. F. Othns, II. II.
Celf and family, II. H. Evans, F. A.
Kingston and II. A. Thomas.
Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to 6 and
7:30 to 9:3(1 p. m. tf
Notice Dr
L. E. Ilartwig, a grail-1
uate of tho
Amorlcntt , College , of i
Mecbano-Therapv, has opened an of-
lice in tin- Hostel lildg.. Central Point,
Ore. Alechauo-Therapy is a scientific I
combination of food, circumstances,
idea, water and motion, for . the stiuiti-1
latlon of physiological action by me
chanical and other means, for the pur
pose of establishing u normal condi
tion of the body. Consultation fruo. 74
Every Farm Bureau Co-Operatlve
Exchange member should bo at the
public library Saturday, Juno 18, to
hear Mr. Welnstock's lecture.
Tune up your car for Ihe summer
season. Ilunlelsou s Garage, 113 N.
Central. 75
Mrs. Frank Tucker und daughter,
Miss Lola, of Klamath Falls, arrived
this week for u visit Willi re'.atlves
tnd friends In Medford and other val
ley points for the summer.
Hemstitching, picotlug. Singer Sew
ing Much. Co., 10 8. Fir St. Phono 215-11
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Like the Mighty Thunder Cloud Hurls Its Terrific Bolt Flashing and Crashing
Through the Sky, So Is WILL H. WILSON'S Powerful Message of
Notification to Every Practical Man and Woman of This Entire Community.
THRILLIN G
Tennis Shoes Children's ' Men's All Wool ' Work Sox, 2 pair $10 Dress Shoes for
Men and Women Barefoot Sandals Suits Men's Rubber Boots, ' men
ti oo di ir" 6tr rf knee and hip, all sizes tj " 'tur re
$I.Z3 $1.15 $16.50 Canvas Gloves 10c $5.50
SALE STARTS
WILL
The Woman's association of the
Presbyterian church will have a spec
ial business meeting in the chapel to
morrow afternoon at 2:30. All mem
bers arc urged lo be present.
Dance at Trail Saturday night, June
lttii. Good music. 75
Pythian Memorial services will be
held Monday night. June 13, at the K.
P. hail. All Knights are requested to
i be present. 71
Friday night at the Hulgin-Lewis
meetings in Ashland will be .Med lord
night. A large number of local people
will doubtless go, desiring to hear ilr.
Bulgln again. All going are requested
to be at the Ashland park at 7:30 p. in.
so that the Medfordltes can attend In
a body. Seats' will be reserved for
them. y-
A social will be held at the .Main
Street Methodist church Thursday
evening, beginning at 7 o'clock. All
friends of this church are cordially in
vited to come and help swell the funds
of this growing church. Strawberries,
ice cream and cake will be served by
the ladles of the church. 74
Patronize home and build up pay
rolls by Insisting on having brooms
made by Kogue Kiver Broom Works.
77
Raymond Henry of Weed, Calif.,
spent Wednesday in the city attending
to business matters.
liookkeeplng quickly mastered
through Hurroughs Simplified System.
Six weeks course, low rates. Speed
typing and shorthand. Medford Busi
ness College.' 75
West Side Groceteria has the lowest
prices on groceries, drop in and be
convinced. 75
'at Mego, a former Medford police
man and well known . here, writes
friends that he Is now employed by
the New York Centrul r nil road as a
waichman at their Hudson Kivcr'piers
ill New York. Pat left Metlfoftl in
l!M(i for Montana.
Guaranteed attraction: Billy, Young
with the Majestic orchestra at Jack-
iionville Friday night, Juno 37th. illg
popular dance. i 75
A very important meeting1 -of the
Farm Bureau Co-Operatlve Exchange
members will bo held at the Medford
Public library next Saturday. Every
momber should arrange to attend. 75
Ed G. Brown returned tho first of
the week from a trip by auto to Brit
ish Columbia and visit to friends and
relatives at Centralla, Wash.,- and
Seattle. Ho says that British Colum
bia is tooming with uetlylly, but the
Puget Sound cities are suffering from
industrial depression.
Steam rolled barley $30 a ton nt
Watklns Feed Store. 7fi
Sugar by tho sack $8.25 at West
Side Groceteria. 75
E. P. Heifler of Klamath Fall's has
returned to bis home after spending il
low days in the city on business.
Best creamery butter 33u 'per lb.
West Side Groceteria. 75
Largo size refrigerator suitable for
store. DeVoe. tf
28-32 North
Miss Mildred Neil, chief deputy in
the county ejefks office spent a few
hours in the c;ty Tuesday.
N. H. Newconib will furnish you
your .winter wood, lfj-inch slabs
green. Planing mill blocks, dry. Also
dry kludling and shavings, green saw
dust or your drives and walks. Phone
631. 77
Crystal While soap 4 bars for 20c.
WestjSide Groceteria. Our prices are
the lowest. 70
Eastern magazines, particularly the
Saturday Evening Post, announce that
they Will be able to make deliveries on
schedule time in the future. They were
held up owing to tho pressmen's strike
Many of the large periodicals also an
nounce a return to pre-war stioscrip-
tlon prices. Local dealers have not
been receiving a full Bhipment of mag
azines for several weeks.
Ashland Llthia water bottled at Old
Lithia Springs, , sold by Crowson's,
Brown's and DeVoe's. 7(i
Hear Billy Young sing "It's All Over
Now." Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday
night. 75
Mrs. W. Barnes Smith of Central
Point arrived today for a short visit.
She Is registered at a local hotel.
Albany Democrat.
Get your shelled corn In bulk from
the car today at $34.00 per ton. Farm
Bureau Co-operative Exchange. 73
Get your shelled corn In bulk from
the car today at $31.00 per ton. Farm
Bureau Co-operative Exchange. 73
Three towns In Klamath county will
hold celebrations July 4th: Klamath
Falls, Bly and Beatty, besides Alturas
and Weed In northern California. The
principle features of each will be exhi
bitions of cowboy horsemanship and
the usual oratory.
"Whenever better :lfe Insurance Is
written, Cochran and his agents will
be writing it." tf
Bordens or Carnation milk, tall cans,
11c. West Side Groceteria. Why pay
more? 75
Sugar is now at its lowest price in
many months, selling at $0.25 per hun
dred pounds at the refinery.
C. It. Lttnglois has opened n shoo
and harness repairing shop in Jack
sonville. 77
in addition to our largo stock of
Superoyal, Inland and step cut rings,
we have just taken the distribution
agency for the well known Bind ring
and now have a stock of their quick
seating step cut rings on our shelf.
Riverside Garage. 77
Erick Anderson of Copper, Cnlll'.,
spent Wednesday afternoon In the city
attending to business matters.
Steam rolled barley $30 a ton at
Watklns Feed Store. 7li
Billy Young is making q big hit with
the Majestic orchestra. 75
Mrs. B. II. Elliot, and daughter Amy
have returned from a visit with
friends and relatives at Grants Pass.
Wo dovolop kodak films froe. West
Side Pharmacy. tt
Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec
ialty, phone 127-il. 82
BARGAIN
SATURDAY, JUNE ,18th
9
Front Street, Medford, Oregon
The baseball team of the Medford
I'riulins company will cross bats next
Sundav with tile Eagie Point team,
Fisher's Best flour $1.50 a sack
while it lasts Saturday, June 1Mb.
Watklns Feed Store. ' 74
You can save tire expense by putting
on ,.nr guaranteed retreads. Exchange
Tile Co
;7
.hours in the city Wednesday attend -
Ing to business matters. !
People wishing to go to Clnuibarj C. H. Newman of Koseburg is among
Springs can go on the L. H. Newton : (be out or town visitors In the city
Daily Stage line. Hornbook, Calif. 90. this week.
Drink Ashland Lithia water. 7 ; Where Is Medford located? 12 miles
Dan Craven of the Steamboat dis-j north of Enders Department store. 75
trict is spending a few days in tbej Attention strawberry growers! We
city attending to business and visiting can furnish you cups and crates at
friends. : ( lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera-
If you want to save money on tires (tive Exchange. tf
see our retreads, on standard tires. Mr. and Mrs. lymls Ulrich and son
Exchange Tire Co. 77 j Russell of Jacksonville, spent Wed-
It will pay you to take a trip to 1 ngday afternoon In the city.
Enders' Dept. Store, Ashland. ?6 j One of the apartments over the 31ail
Nick Kime of the Griffin Creek (lis iT-i'iune. mostly furnished, with hot
trict transacted business in the city j and cold water, electricity, steam heat,
Wednesday afternoon. . etc., furnished for rent, Immediate
Nash Taxi Service. Phone 9tS, Beebc possession. No children. 74
and Marshall.'. 7 ' ' ,. ' . 78 j Dance, Jacksonville, Friday night,
We meet all prices on tires and can june 17th, Majestic orchestra featur
furnish any size not on hand at lowest j ins Billy Young. 70
cut price from large stock, by first j. c. and Ace Womack spent Tues
express. Get prices. Exchange Tire may in Grants Pass attending to min-
Co. 77
Arthur Kleiuhanimer of the Apple
gate attended to business and visited
friends in the city Wednesday.
Additional huts' are being added to
tho sale of millinery at Deuel's. 75
First-class carpentor work. Esti
mates furnished. Phone Dixon 539-J-4.
8G
It is reported that tho Cinnabar
Springs in the heart of the Siskiyous
will be opened for tourists about July
1st. The wonderful curative powers
of the Cinnabar waters is traditional,
and. before the war they were secured
ort:ah option by a San Francisco syn
dicate who, halted development when
hostilities began. Some 'of the report
ed cures of rheumatism and astliniu
Ixirdor on the miraculous. .,
If. you are iooking for up to date
shoes,, clothing, dry goods, ladles'
ready-to-wear at popular prices, visit
Enders' Big Store, Ashland. 75
The wrestling match at Gold Hill
Friday niglit between Basanta Singh
and Ralph Hand is growing in interest
and a largo delegation from this city
will be in attendance. The Hindu
flopped Hand last Friday night to the
great amazement of his followers. In
the coining match Hand is going to
try and redeem himself, und cinch a
match with Ted Thye at Cottage
Grovo July 4th for a $1500 purse. The
Hindu is unterrified. and prepared to
siuing his bag of Oriental wrestling
tricks. The highest priced seats nt
tun coming engagement will be $2, and
nro on sale nt Brown & Brown's ill
this city, and Irwin's in Ashland.
Call Nash Taxi, Phono 90. Reason
ablo prices, careful drivers. Nash
Hotol. i 78
Accordian, Watches, Suits
j Frank Clark has returned from
! Eugene, where he went as one of the
'judges in awarding of prizes in tlie
.architectural and dialling department
jof the University ot Oregon.
If you want to be healthful and en-
W S''. " "B'r " "'
lithia water irom me "
79
; Lreanu'iy.
School for drawing
and painting.
! Mrs. Edmondson, College bldg. 927-X.
I lug business und visiting menus.
Another big drop In shoe prices at
the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East
Sixth street. tf
Bargain for quick sale, 1919 Oakland
newly overhauled, new tires. Tel. 409.
. 70
At the Wednesday session of the
couuty court at Jacksonville, bills
were audlled and ordered paid.
Order your Putnpernickilo bread now
made every Monday. Pullman Halt
ing Co. '78
, Tree props and pine flume lumber.
Big Pines Lumber Co. tf
:.Hazel Ruder, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon, arrived yesterday
from Oakland, California, to he the
guest of Cliarjie Kenton during tho
coming week. Miss Ruder has recent
iy been promoted to the position of
assistant director of physical educa
tion at tlie Oakland technical high
school. She Is on her way to her
home in Walla Walla, Wash., to spend
tho Hummer months. Eugene Guard.
Miss Ruder is a former well known
resident of tills city.
We want second-hand furniture and
stoves and pay cash. Mordoff &
Woolf. 80"
Y'ou can save collars' at Enders Big
Store. New duds at new prices. 70
W. C. Leever of Central Point, spent
a few hours Wednesday afternoon in
the city on business.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co.. 31D East Main. tf
Dorothy Bauglimau of Medford, is
visiting relatives at Jasper and Pleas
ant Hill. Eugene Register.
Don't sit on your cow's tail. Keep it
quiet by using Cow Ease. Keeps flies
away. Monarch Seed Co. tf
and Shoes. All must
LANDSLIDE
The Rogue River Canal company is
advertising for laborers in Hie pain .;;
of the state al $.! per day, for their
irrigation work m this sectiou.
Picoting ' 1 1
Hemstitching.
8c p2i- yd.
Buttons cove: eil.
Handicraft S:io;i.
The tikads of .1.
mer deputy herifi'.
I
If
r:l:'.:i:)!l, !,;-.
..1 n iw a stau
speed coil an:! p.ufjr vehicle inspector,
will be ple'ased to ieani thai he has
been detailed to duty i:i this district,
his territory extenilng from Kosebmg
to the California .state, line. He has
already bi en on City in .Medford and
close vicinity for -iv. ) days looking up
motor vehicle violations, as a result of
which a number of r : rests arc ..predict
ed w ithin a u-.v dnyi.
Tree props ar. 1 I :i:-c flume' lumber.
Hig 1-ines Lumber Co. tl"
The condition cf Ralph H. Mi-Curdy
who has been sitJforhis f-'Oi" pneumo
nia the past wee:: was reported as
serious today, but Caere :.: every hope
of ultimate recovpiy. ., ,
C. L. Guff writes iasx :i:i-e b:i any
thing anywhere. tf
Among the g.adutue- with the
degree of bachelor of a'ts at the Wir"
lumette uuiversi.y c-r.iunenooment at
Salem this week are liulplt Thomas of
Medford, Robert C. Storey of Wolf
Creek and Hubert T. Wilkea of C rants
Pass. r , . .:
Farmers! Save money by . insuring
your hay and grain Willi the Oregon
Fire Relief Ass'n or McMinnville. C.
L. C.off, agent. 79
Guests from a distance nt the Med--ford
include George 1). Sarrick of
Cleveland, O.. C. L. Atkinson or Chi
cago, Mr. and' Mrs. P. A. Lord of Los
Angeles, and G. A'. Sweeney ''and Geo.
W. Grannon of Sun Francisco.
Don't forget Enders skies you
money real dollars. 75
Mrs. B. M. Marlln and daughter of
Davenport, la., arrived in the city this
morning for an extended visit with
Mi', and Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge. Mrs.
Maiiin and Mrs. Trowbridge aro sis
ters. Wo are paying 2!c tor. eggs at. the
Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange.
tf
F. L. McNeil' bus been spen ling sev
eral days this week in Klamath Falls
on business.
Will exchuuge new g:iods for second
hand or pay cash, .Mordoff & Woolf.
' 99
Harry Rosenberg loft Wednesday
evening for Seattle to attend the wed
ding on Saturday of his brother Dave,
at which he will act as Best man. ,
ASK FOR and GE".
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The Original
BVBaBtesS Milk '
for Infants and Invalids
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
help to the buying
the demand is sure
go, and hundreds of
STORE CLOSED
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