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ill li is I f 111 SI 111 u '111 . pi ,' cl nr i t V i h n ft ' l H Si1 I i . ' PAGE TWO ocdl and I? Personal Promoter Adams tecelved a wire! tortuy from Ted Thye announcing Tliye will reach Hertford tu the morning and he in trim for his match with 'fhor Olson at the Nat tomorrow night. The greuteat fur sale ever held in 'Med ford at Mrifen's Department store for ono dny only, Monday, October 24lh. $75,000 worth of reliable furs on sale at 25 per cent less than regular prices. S3 Let Big Ben call you these dark and sleepy mornings. ' "Alarm Clocks." Martin J. Rertdy, Jeweler. V) 18J Mr. and Mrs. Ieonard Cnrpenter re turned yesterday from, Eugene bring ing down a nice bear as the result of a three week's hunting trip in the Mc Kenzle district. , lining on sale at The Hub Saturday, Oct. 22nd, 300 pair shoes, allslzes, at one price, $3.So per pilr. The Hub, 181 Imogeno Wallace Planlste-Teachec Piano, History, Keyboard, Harmony, Scientific Memorizing.' 182 i China lly bulbs. Jap Art Store. ' The Jloguo River Canal company, the. contractor .building the Medford irrigation system, want all the men they ,can get right nov( fdr. work on the big dam at Vlnh lake, and in two weeks will need J00 more men for work on the system closer to Medford. The greatest fjur -.sale ever bold In Medford at Mann's Department store for (me day only,' Monday, 'Octqbor 2ltb:, 175,000 worth of reliable furs on : k;iJo at 25 per cent less than rqpular : piWS.r 'V. 1S3 Ianco at Eagle Point Sat. nito. 182 .Samples of the 1922 automobile 11 - cense plates have been'recelved at the , offices of the secretary of state. The ; pluteB have a yellow background with liluolt figures and wpro purchased at a price of 17 cents each. Last year thcso plates cost, the state. 21 cents ' each. Sam Kozersecrotary of state, has estimated that 135,000 of these plates will be required to meet the de mands for 1922. . Thus far this year 1 110,250 motor vehicles have boon reg istered as against 103,790 registrations for 1920t.. , ..'.'-. ., , .. .. .. . One price shoe "sale for women . at The Hub, Saturday, .Oct. 22nd. All sizes in this sale at $3.00 per pair. The Hub. 181 - $100 buys good serviceable rough and ready car smull .truck box on bacltr-top, olecLrlo lights, Btorage bat tery, good' tires and ready to go "right now." , Easy to, tart. Inquire River side Garage, Medford. , ,, , ... tf ,tieorge T. Collins who has beet) con fined tp his , bod for uuvorul days with an attack of the grippe 1b reported Im- , proving ... , $75,000 worth of women's fur coats, coatees, capes,, scarfs, novelty pieces and chokers; from the reliable firm of Win. H. Miller of New York and Do trolt, on sale Monday, October 24th, at '.,M.tmn;s. Department otpre, ,at 85 per :.cent lesB than regular, prices. , i.,183' .Postal cord portraits, speclnl price $1,50, at the Photo Shop, 208 W.'.Muln. . 186 Miss Frances Shorwood, supervisor of muslb In the public schools, on re- turning to her home .Monday, night from attending that day's .sessions of tho .county teacbora institute .at Ash laud, slipped and fell downstairs, bad ly spraining her ankle, but was able to attend the lustltuto Tuesday on crutches. Sho was unable to be out of the houso yesterday, but was again on duty today although still suffering from tho Injury. . . '. ., . 300 pair women's shoes, all sizes go ing on sale at The Hub Saturday, Oct. 22d.. Ono price, $3.50 per pair. , The Hub. . .. ' . , 181 There will be a card party at tho Catholic purish, on Thursday, Oct. 20. '" , 181 Tho Elks lodge regular meeting to night will bo a short ono with no mat ters of Importance up for considera tion. $75,000 worth of women's fur ,tats, coatoes, capes, scarfs, novelty pieces and chokers from the reliable firm of Win. H. Miller of New York and De troit, on sale Monday, October 24th at Mann's .Department store at 25 per cent loss than regular prices. ,183 A flue Hue of cigars at the. Cozy Nook. . . ,. , ., .... . ,, . .. tf. The Parent-Teachers circla of the Lincoln Bchool will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock.. All members are oprdlnUy invited and urgod to attend. W. H. Canon, rogistrar of the lnnd ofrice at Uosuburg and foruier mayor oi Medford, arrived hero this mornlug with Mrs. Canon to spond a 30 days vacation visiting relatives and friends. t Individual suits and overcoats of merit, $'J2.50 up. Don Springer. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Take Asplrlh only ns told In enrh prirkuv of lf'iiuint lluyor Tublots of Axplrln. Tln you will be fullowlna the' dlro(4if)MH and dowio worked oil by physirlnnH during 21 years, and pixwtui f lyJ millions. Tnke io ctwini-tH with MihstitiitrK. If you m'o tlm Uu.wr Crom on Tablets, you ran liike thorn without feur for folds. Ilradat hv. Ni'unilcU. ithumatiKm, Liunihi'. Tootlihihi'. LuihIhiko and for pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tnblets cost few cents. DrtiRi;iNtt also Hell lai-KT pnr-krtgeM. Aspirin In the trade n'wtrk of lijiyfr Mimufneturo of AllMlOiK.-vtlvUCldt'llU'r Of S'tlieylietO'ld. Adv. fa , W. 11. Batman has sold his modern farm with a fine orchard on the Apple-j gate to wuiium .a. ;iu.cui;ii -ui ncu Bluff, Calif., who is moving onto the place with his fattier and mother. When you don't know what to say. send your photograph! Kew things Increase in value with the parsing of time one of them is a Mackcy por trait. , East Main and Central, 204, up stalrB. 183 Cafeteria dinner at the Presbyterian church Friday evening 5:30. 181 D. W. Lane and Us father arrived In the city from Canyonvllle yesterday and are considering permanently locat ing here. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, Til,!. Main. liance at Eifgle Point Sat. nite. , 182 The' storm flag is again out ph the top of the Liberty building, which houses the local weather bureau, as the prediction is for rain today, tonight and Friday. if you intend to give furs for Xmas you will have the opportunity to pick out your gift from a $75,000 stock at Maun'B Department store, ' Monday, Oct. 24th, at 25 per cent lens than' regulur prices. 182 Hemstitching Plcotlng 8e per yd. Vanity Shop. tf : William Dunford of Pittsburg. Pa., is visitliig his cousin Charles Dunford of this place. This is the first meeting of tho two for 45 years. Charles knew his cousin on sight. Jacksonville Post. Insurance Plus Service. , R. A. Holmes The Insurance Man. i tf Women's one price shoe sale at The Hub, Saturday, Oct. 22nd. 300 pairs women's shoes, all sizes, at one price, $3.50 per pair. The Hub. ' 181 -Don R. Conway of Great Falls, Mont. Is a guest at the Hotel Medfonl as are F. E. Bolton of Boston, TV G. Mnguire, Darroll L. Brown and C. Danken of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Connell of Dayton, O., Mr. and" Mrs. C. F. Ziinzlg of Milwaukee, Wis., and C. A. Smith of Chicago. , Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 182 Dry cleaning, dyeing, pressing, re pairing, hat cleaning. Prompt service and prlcoB the lowest consistent with first class work. We call and deliver. S. W. Foray the. Dyer and Cleaner, Phone 341.. Shop at 116 Mistletoe.' 181 With the nation-wide strike of rail road employes scheduled to tako ef fect October 30, threatening to em barrass the United States mall service. preparations are being made by post masters ofunckson county to maintain tho same standard of mall delivery service to nil southern. .Oregon Cities. W. A. Dalzell,' Klamath Falls post- inastqr' conferred hore Tuesday, with 10. J. 'Kabier, local postmaster, as to tho possibilities of maintaining a mull service over tbe . Ashland-Klamath Falls' route In case the railroad strike should result in a fight to a finish. Ashland 1b tho most fensiblo route for such service In caao the Weed-Klamnth Falls railroad Is unable to operate,- Asnianu Tidings, .... . . , Dr. Halstood's office over Kldd's shoe store now open for regular prac tice. Phone C90-M. ' 183 The Dow Association Hospital, Inc., Ib a public hospital located at 704 North Central avenue. It 1b now oiien and receiving patients. Tel, 11. Miss Patton, R. N., aupt. 271 , -Jrs. R,,A- Hubbard left this morning for Ceutralla, Wash, whore sho has been called due to tho illness of her mother, Mrs. Allen, Chill con enrne season open. Guaber Cafe. ' , CroSceut orchostra at Eaglo Point Sat. ulte. 182 J. H. Cochran and. Luther Deuel ure spending a few days on a fishing trip ill tho Fish Lake district. If you Uitend to give furs for Xmas you will have tho opiortunlty to pick out your gift from a $70,000 stock at Aiann's Department store, .Monday, Oct. 24th, at 25 per cunt less than regular price. 1S3 Hemstitching 8o per yd. Buttons covsred. ' , Handicraft Shop. . tf Application una been made with the state engineer by Calvin Lane Dusen berry of Gold Hill, for water from Sardlue creek, tributary to Rogue river, tor irrigation of a 6-acro tract, and for domestic waer supply. Cafeteria dinner at the Presbyterlun church Friday evening 6:30. 181 CblU cou curae .season open. Gusher Cifo. Floyd Hart la around again after having been laid up with u bad uttuck of tonsolltls. . Going on sale Saturday at Tho Hub, 300 pair women's shoos at ono price, all sizes at $3.50 per pair. Tho Hub. 1S1 Wanted Exiorlunced packers and box makers. Oregon Growers Packing C'o-operstlori. ' i Floyd Cook of Portland is In Med ford on a several days, business so journ. Dr. Harvey P. Coleman, Chiropractic and Electro-Therapy. 427-2S Medford Blclg. Phone 965.' When bettor automobiles aro built. Buiek will build them. tf Mr. and Mm. John A. T'erl have re turned from Portland where they at tended a meeting of tho funeral direc tors and county coroners of Oregon. Over I0i) were In attendance at the Hesaloiis. which were held in the, Mult Inoiuah hotel. Practical demonstni ! lions of undertaking were given, also I lectures by Prof. Woshnm. All kljids of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 15. Mala St. Latest stylet aao. patterns In caps. Don Siirlngor. Ed 11. Holms of Jacksonville was a business visitor in the city Wednesday afternoon. Flrst-rlass .10x3'j tlrus $13.50. Med ford Vulcanizing Works. s 1S9 rEDFOIlB MATL TRIBUNE, W., R. I Hill) .Coleman has returned from a month's businnsu. trip to east ern Washington and Oregon points. Southern Oreiwu Lumber.' Co. has 2x4 lumber In various grades, planed and rough, also some boards. Sell cheap Ask for Mr. Marris at mill, tf : Used cars at lower prices than any where else in town. Patton and Rob inson, Inc. tf Tom Swem is down from his home stead in the Butte Falls district for a couple of day. , . , . When you don't know what to say "Say it with flowers," and get them at Mnddox & Bonney Flower Shop, 200 West Main street.' , 181 Neweomb for all kinds of wood. Phone G31. Fall plowing has starteil throughout tile valley, but farmers say a week of rain would do the ground much good, Orchardists welcomed the rain, as it put the fruit in excellent' sl.upe for picking. . . See De-Luxe Auto Top Shop before getting that new ton. . tf Edgar Wight, watch repairing. " 3. 41. Holmes of Eagle Point, was a business, visitor In the city Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Hansen; corsetlere for NuBone. PhOne 585-J. . tf Two hentint; stoves for sale. ; ,211 North Oakdale. B. J. Palmer. tl Bert's famous chill con carne. Gush er Cafe. . Mrs. Blanche Miles will 'return next week from a Vacation spent with lllCIiytt U1IU IDIUliVtt ill Odll i-I ,UIV Women's shoo sale Saturday at The Hub, 300 pair women's shoes at. $3. 50 per hair Al"l sizes. The Hub. ,181 Saored Heart .Hospital, Medford, Ore.1, conducted by the Sisters of Char ity Of Providence, offer to young ladies' excellent training in a modern and , thoroughly equipped Hospital For particulars address Sister Super ior. ' . '.- ': ' 181 Agate jewelry, Edgar Wight. " The petit Jury forthe October term of the circuit court will meet ut Jack sonville next Monday, and the culen dar .la heavy, with criminal and civil casos. .v . It., I. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple street. Phono 643, tf High grade tailors for men " and women. OrreBv Ashlund, Ore, tf Mrs. B. 'L:' Potter of Yreka,: Calif. has returned to her home after '.'a .short visit with friends in this city. . The next dance Ut Riverside Com miuiity club will be Saturday, Oct. 29th 183 The Cozy Nook, DeVoe's" new store in the Sparta building, Is now open for business. tf H. K. Watson of McCjoud, Calif., is spending ' few days. Jn the city' as a witness In the federal court. ' , Invest your'savlngs In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. ' ' . ' - if Hutchison & Lumsden sell VII ma flour $1.50 per sack; Drifted ' snow flour $2.15 per sack; Star, Horseshoe-! and Climax tobacco, 75c per plug: heavy cotton blanketB, 08x76, $1.19; Children's hose, 25c per pair; ladles' hose, 29c per pair; heavy huck towels, sizo 17x34, 25c values, 6 for $1.00. 181 Local boxing fans are getting excit ed about the Tom Shnrkoy-BIIly Huff contest at the next smoker of the Med ford boxing commission to be held Oct. 28th. Sharkey did a lot of boxing .in tho. army overseas, and so' did Huff, The soldiers did not stand for pinch dlhydnllylng In their athletic contests, so tjie'two prlnciifhls have a good foun dation. Another, match that Is attract ing: attention Is the go between Joe Blackburn and Battling Frick. ' if Blackburn Improves, In the next month like he did in the last one, Frick is in for, a busy time. j - . Not-n-8eam hosiery, Triangle collars..: Don Springer. ' ', , , ' One day women's shoe sale atjTho Hub, 390 pair women's shoes going on salo Saturday. Oct. 22nd. One price, all sizes, nt $3.50 per pair.' The Huh. 181 The grade teacbora -of the public schools ure planning to hold a Hal lowe'en party,' Saturday, Oct. 29tli. at the public library for all tho teachers of the Bchools. For the best values In used cars see Patton ana Robinson, Inc. ' ; tf i C. L. Gotf writes Insurance ou any thing anywhere. ' " - tf FIERY, ITCHY ECZEMA IS HEALED RIGHT UP WITH THIS SULPHUR Anjr breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Men-tho-Sulphur, says a noted skin spec ialist. Because of its fterm dc9tryr ing properties, this sulphur prepara tion instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the ecr.euia right up and leaves tho skin clear and smooth. It never fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little jar i of Mriitho-Sulplmr from any good druggist and use it tike a cold cream. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Foil ltH.N'T Lnrae comfortable sloen- ing room, Willi bathroom privilegV. . close In. SZo S. Riverside. Phone 701-J. ISO WANT HI) To lease or imy No. 1 Little (lliiiit and some 8-inch nlie.' I'lione S)5 or Ssa-K, evenings. 1 SJ TAKEN From Jackson Co- Creamery, bicyrl. Name Hudson, No. UJMl, color blue and white. Howard' for return of same. IS 1 H)ll SAI.li 1!S1 l'ord one-ton triuk. like new; or will trade for l.l;;e , sraiindii this wck. Mr. 'uns." 1S3 AfKDFOftP. OftFjOK, TIHTTsDAY OCTOftEK JO. Siisscited programs . for Arniistine day applicable fniviue -by local .posts, of the American Legion have been-ent out by stale heaiiquarte'rs' to. the 103 posts Id Oregon. Practically all of the 103 ix)8t8 of the legion in Oregon will be participants and holders of Armis tice day celebrations and programs. , Dr. ''h. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. Mrs. C. O. Anlauf, of this city, left last night for. Portbind! to visit her sister who is ill with pneumonia. Dr.' McMorris M. Dow's office ad drest !s 30C-7 M. F. & H. Bldg. Office hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to 5 afternoon. Tel. 139.' . 271 Gold Hill, the little mining tiwn on the Rogue river, Is the banner shipping point oj the Southern Pacific railway in Oregon, excepting Portland. ' The mining of copper, chrome, manganese, quicksilver, platinum and other metals abouuding in that' region furnishes both incoming and outgoing freight. Besides, It Is the limestono canter of the state, a cement factory turning out 1200 barrels daily and the quarrie3 0i- erated by the state furnishing the fai mers of Oregon with fertilizer at cost. Portland Journal. ' See Graham & Wilson as to putting that roof ia good repair. Don't wait until It begins to lea'k and the plaster starts to fall, fix It now. We can give you service. T03 East Eleventh. ' Judge Win.' M. Coir Ik arrived home today .from a two weeks visit at Port land and Seattle ' bringing back with him "a valise fuli of ducks which, had beon shot ' by Clarence ' L. Reames of Seattle, the former well known Med ford citizen. ' Justi received a' sblpniorit of SOxSVi first-class .tlrqB, $13.50. Medford Vul canizing Works. 189 Guests at the Hotel Holland include Ed Olson of Tacotua, II. Carrigah of. Mnrjile, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. G; S. Oooigp of San Friuiciacv, F. W. Glad Ing of Philadulphiii; A. O. -Nelson, of Sun Francisco? A.. F. Palm of Portland and Mr; and Mrs. C..N. Peel of Vic toria, B. C. ' ' Hemstitching and plcotlng 8c per yard. Work done while you wait. Vanlty Shop. ' ' S09 Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Marsh have gone to Portland. Mr, Marsh has not been reeling- so, well for a few weeks find goes to Portland to consult a spec ialist' . , . Edgur Wight, reliable jeweler. ' ' James D. Grieve and son Heston left, for their home at Prospect this fore noon after having spent several days j In the cltyon business. : : When in need of s'ash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main St. - ' . - ""r 3--"- &$J&ft :irr I Youtio- oonstipntud! Tajio ''Cuscar ets" toniUt to thoroulshly tiuan your UowetHjjqf thgi. ,t cwViHtipation poison whlota; iHi kccpiiiK. you - diazy, liead- achy, -iialf-sltik and upset. Np other otitharlic or physic Is so pleasant or nipves clogReiup oowels ho nicely, so fully; ans Cascarets cost only .ten cents a box. . ' 467 t ONLY TWO MORE BAYS f I STEWART 1 in 1 'SOWING THE WIND" A special production Miss Stewart's Greatest ri'tuii' It fully lives up to the "'Always n t,uol I'h-ture nt tho Tngc" slo gan. PATHE NEWS CARTOON COMEDY ' BETTY" (Grace) BROWN at the mighty voiced Wurllter. SATURDAY CONNIE TALMADGE iu 1 "LESSONS IN LOVE" ' lg!gTK?.W rfoiMeoiinii rfealure of Ihe public: market this nirninn was that there not Klni:lH vegi-tuble on. sale, due both to (lie scurcity (if, ,'vegetalilos amlj the fact tnat janiieiB intra".-" ut home today. Bert's famous chir. cou carne. Gush er Cafe. The I'niversitv of Oregon fjotball team, which left Eugene last night for Berkeley, Calif., where they win meet the University or California gridiron warriors Saturday, passed thru the city this morning at 4:35 on the Shusta , train. Many university students en route to Berkeley also passed through tho nitv last niaht and today riding i slower trainB without any need of financial backing, from the university student, body as far as railroad fare was concerned. ; . . ' Butter-milk and cream at the Cozy Nook. Thje mayor and city council have, for mally accepted the Invitation to march In the local Armistice day celebration parade on November 11th. . ' The best place in town'for used cars, trucks, and tractors. Patton and Rob inson, Inc. W- The Thursday Bridge club mot thl3 afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. P. Middle ou Geneva after enjoying a club luncheon at the Hotel Medford. Full value in trade for" misfit and discarded clothes' of all kinds. Tho Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 223. 191 Miss Odell Erb of the public school teachers staff has returned from a ten days visit lit her home at Auburn, Wash , having been called there by the illness of her moilier, and will take charge of the new room nt the Jackson school building, which will be opened next Monday, providing tho furniture arrives here in time from Portland. Dr. Murphy's dental office Is also onen evenings frem 7 to 8. - Tho worlr 'of clearing ' awav '" debris , caused by the recent fire at the Bar- num Apartments is now tinder way, preparatory to the reconstruction, of that building. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta " Dr. C. R. Bay left yesterday for a brief visit In San Francisco and other bay cltffs. . ' T DON'T FORGET! That we can and do save our Customers Money on every purchase. How can we do this? The CombinecLBUYING POWER OF THIRTY-EIGHT STORES, together with tlie fact that we BUY FOR CASH and SELL FOR CASH. THAT'S HOW. - V '.-.-- : -, . LADIES' SHOES T. 4 '-: Black Vici Kid," Military' !' $3.50 Black Cici, Ooutlyear welt, Louis heel $7.3f Black Vici, Goodyear welt, Milyheel $7.35 Brown Culf1 Cioodyear welt, Mil heel; $5.95 Browii.Calf.'.CJopdyear welt, Ijouis heel 7.00 Black Vici, turn sole, Louis heel .$7.50 Mode Viei Kid, turn sole, Louis heel $9.00 Growing Girls' Brown Calf $4.25, $4.75 Girls' Black Vici - -...$4.50 Girls' Oxford, brown and blauk $4,25. .' ' . -., $1.75 ' , RUBBERS A full lino. of LaCroste Uub hers, Overshoes and Boots for Men, Women and Child-, ren. - MEN'S PANTS , Men's All' 'Wool Blue Serge Pants $6.50 , ami $7.50 Men's AH Wool Worsted Pants, faney checks and stripes., $5.95 to $7.50 Men's part wool, stripes $4.95 Men's Work Pauls $2.35 to $3.25 Khaki Riding Breeches....... $3.25 to $3.45 MEDFORD SAMPLE STORE DISPLAYING THE LATEST , Patterson Pictures '!'-'''---;'oi'fcrater';.Lake ''.;"'' - Hand Colored in Oil. They arej)erfecUy beautiful. You should V'Ijc your ordt-i's for Christmas Fraiuing at oiii'o. ' Tlumli-cds 'of our now mouldings to ' " ; select from. SIT K MAIN' ST 1021 1 dtaJitm(flcc for Fordi, certain model of Over- . lands, Chevrolet!, Buicks mad 27 other cars and trucks ' Better than Pre -War Price! PREST - O - LITE made at ten-strike, with that second reduc- ' tion. Think of being able to buy a genuine, high - powered, high quality, long - lived Prest - O - Lite Battery for as little as $24.85 in exchange for . your old battery of whatever Pall up wrrere you see this sign. Other' Prist -O-Lites in' correct lize for every . make of car - StArt . ; MEN'S SHOES ...- Brown Calf, Goodyear welt................ $6.00 Gun 'Metal, Goodyear welt .......:! $5.00 Jirown Calf, English toe ,$5.95, $6,951 "Brown Calf, J. W. Carter iiiake.......l$8.00 Brown Cords, Goodyear welt...,...;4-.......$6i5P '.Black Viei, plain toe -.. ...$4.50 Klk Skin "Work Shoes $2.85, $3, $3.65' Heavy Vfork Shoes ..:....:....$3.50, $4 to $8 Boys' Shoes $2.95, $3.25. -13.50 to' $5 MEN'S HATS A largo assortment of new Pall Models, reason ahly . priced "at $1.95, $2.45, $2.85, $3.25, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, ' and $5.00 and Tan cheeks Heavy Wool Nap All Wool Blankets ' make ! Less ' than the pre-war price! ' ' Motorists -have been . quick to recognize this genuine price-reduction , Prest-O-Lite's second contribution ina year to the lower cost of motor ing. . Your battery is here come get it., Tell your friends;;;.'; A. W. WALKER AUTO CO., West Main St., Medford ' ;,.BATTBflYrt .' Right with, Jkett-OU$f UMBRELLAS; A large assortiuolit (rf 'GO.OD Umbrellas: . . vj "r Men's .$150 tV$5'.bO : Ladies $150 to $7.00 ; Childreis $1.00 to $1.50 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS Good Heavy Cotton Blankets in Pink, Blue -.........$2.65 $3.95 to $7.00 $10.00 Good Serviceable Comforts $2.45, $2.65 Fine Silkoline Comforts, iv-oll. made, . new cotton filling $3.25 to $6.00 TUDIO MEDFORD OKEGON
