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vxav, two MEDFOttI) MATT; TRlIUTNr. ' MKHKOUn. OIM-KJON. FUMDAY. IT.IiUl'AUY 'Jl. IHJJ Jfacal and Personaldl The follow hm filen.lly warning to the lllOt.ll IstH Of (IlHtllS P.l.sS rtilS iuV lisliid in the IViilv foiii-iei vestenlnv: .1 MeMahmt. sttite t raffle officer. a in on the job utter having been Just w lion It was thought tluit -ll"' looal rovaloni'i1 ol' (ho (In had been thine away with, with (ho la l weather of tho fait low las tho iiiiment ;i i1 pears to have hr.iKen out nireh. ti tl I l' is I ll h'll o i' ii.-tMotion it a ,iio Matv'i I '111 on the 'Cts t I'l'liill tho bull ;,ll w al'in:t i on M innes ta Tho Orld VVIloWK hull ill Ihls oiiy will tonight ho a magnet diawini; a hi crowd if oiK'iuiii!iionl members from all over (h( valloy, inelmliim ti-aiiis I'llKS, t Witness lOV al ptllll (iOl O:1 work.' Ciainl Vatrtaivh Korwin .1. Xolan of 1'oitlanil, will ho present ainl will probably participate in tho work A slipper w ill ho ino of tho features of (hp pvoniim. Tho latest shades In looliind yarn. Omn in ;:reon, lile, periwinkle, tancer one. and old rose. Handicraft Sh p. e mtineil to his li:mi(' hy illness for (ho one hoars on every stdo of now 0:1s " . pn-t lew weeks. . Mo is ah.mt duo f ir a ! KiVsh smell everv iia Sl.u Meal !'it. ndly Hide trio mi (his wax. hnviim! Mftrkot. imtleeie.l Ms (iianU Pass frKrn.lx o(j Auto insmanoo. Krowu Wl.ito. ' '' A. K. Uoainos is loisioied in the tVulr.il IVint llnol far sale, 10 i. .... ...... ,.,.., ; ,,. .,. .. . .,, .noniio he reeettlp p.ii';-l'ii--."l fr vu t V Klliwhl. - l'.biar VI lit, Cte:;iU actty Joxvoler. i d'1' painle tl A.nl ttinil (or t ho tuih iui l.lei- I ,o"ttl Jii nro l.tvoi'H tii tilaiuillU', oil (tuit'f iuid l-Vink .lyi.t.tt. : I iiulitK i,ho itonoiMi.m.vi oolite I'M Iik.ii (his ooiitiix 1 . 1 i t pnl lor tho oats.i I i rand Oi.inti rnniiiiitiv nl I'.iii .illomiitod roidii rx and l"ii hii of I ho land ln-rnmlm'. !.i:ih inirtnu lb. Lank nl ti.dd 1 til, ha.i t t llh'd xvi th number hi-in! WFImh Wiilto iind l hoard rooms: would oost $:iii,00d t loiild. Kindoruarton trainini: will make (Jie Orrlianlist ' A spray pinup only i l ice to lay ,x,L'ttit. j i h( nado. r. ioo . . ... . . . .., Isinin al orno:xns hn?;ntor and happai xxill ho rediirod $!it oxo x d.u until . , ., , , ,, , V ., ,. , . tor hoth mother nl ohtld. Imv lul sold. t. old Kay Hoaltx-(Vimnanv, pltmio 0 . , ... ..v.i I Wo sHolal!o on roborln:; oviindors. frank Rolxerls. demist. n.nl ; P P . r)o,0 M TJixersldP (laraso. t! Hi lv:. Telephone M3-R. tf I Me.Hxrd visilers in (Jval.ls IMss yes :!":"'! The n.iiiiinations far (he va'ious til'- torday inoliilel M. !.. tl;i.l k. I !.rl r h. p. online ati.J 1 io,""s ,? l"fl-o to ho xete.l i n al ' nor. II. I.. Wallher ami V. H. Shoj. $T.". 110 N. t'ontral. j ,,,l oleolion next Thurs lay nisht wore herd. .;! i o'os( d hy (he Klks at their sossi on last j lr.'l forgot tho shooting nia(oh Sun nriu. x mi l imros( in mis oioftiin ( ilsy a: i.a-nport s pin:'o. isoentenit in (Tip r iniest lor oxaltedl .New shipment of w ire lamp mler. Txv.i vH kmrxxn ri(i?.ons aiv1 ,'iniuos. Pouel's Art Uo( (. lamlidates fir this lushes! of It In j xinosts m I1k HM ! HollamMiHlnle the l idire. A bin saiokor will f :lloxx .1. H Sua T an ' .1. M. x' M!in of Seattle, iniiaodiatelj alter the olei tion. t!-orve f. Iverd and Cooi-ko l.oxvis ol Sportsnan. alti)(inn' A koo-.I old'ait Krnneispi, Al Allan of itnkland, iaslii'nvd sh:nt inn mnl 'li xxiU he hold . I'lillf.. J. (5. Lewis of tiYnooiiver. V , n;V.'S. (lildsharv of fhi?auM,'and K:x- I li.- aii'dHiiioiu ,ji ,!.u k;-oii i!!o has h this time aeoordiii,: I. in;;,' in the rillil.i . ' The apisMttltnolit ri there nro three e..i :i post nailer at ii di'laxed iOiiiiu, t roporis In a '. at Waslumd in. roil l.oi! .liilx , mi, did'itei lor t'lo iln I' I i.i:u'-i. I leiiislllehiiid, riootiiiK, 0 per d. Mutton ooyoroil. Ilmidleratl idion tf i,o 1 ' J'i:.i'pliuio (' iiiniy l-'urm Miiroau I c i ill. whioh pays $i"o per year. Sash and doors. Med ford l.uuihor l'o ilu 01 .'.,1)1 eilHlpalUtt Jul oi ::; ll.'.. II loll din IIP' .(lid ooli lVrsons who oaiu over tlie niomf tains last nishi hy aiiiri from Calif 'r iiiii rot ort ei-ht inohi s f snow on the liiKhxxay in the Sisklyous anil that the Kuins was disaurei'iihle lieoause of the intense raid. The snow xas frozen, and rhalns had t i lie used on cars. Riverside Community cliih danoe. .ru !...!, 1....,.. M.....I i ' ii. m.iiii. ii-i"in-s iii ii.riia. ,,in'i , , .x... Now i,t;iot, .' I I ll ll I nun l i. ill. When til TWd nr pash and doors,; rail Wallace Woods, 10$ or coma to! VI 1 v.. Main stree(. The Salvation Army doughnut sale will be held at the public market to morrow mornini;. The material for makinK them has been donated liy the morclianls of Medford. and the lou?h nuts cotiked at the Salvation Army headiiuarters. The proeoeds so to the local relief fund. Syltev sweater jarn suitable for sweaters, scarfs, tassels anil embroi dery, $1.00 a spool. Handicraft Shop. oi.ic Lanipiit ''VS s!ia,lo at Lamport's p.l.ico Sunday. at Hiu merchan lise sh ot plaii'. Sunday, Feb. ill. Al) members and friends of the Y. W ('. A., are cordially invited to an informal reception t uiiuht nt S o'clock in the Presbyterian church parlor to meet. Mil's Kdith Denisun. northwest lield secretary of the Y. W. I'. A., and to lmar her spuak on the national pro gram of the association and tho issues of the national c 'invention in April. Yantod To borrow $12no on sood security. Will pay highest rate of interest. Phone W9-M. 294 Atta boy! Laok who's here! Cash spat dance at the Riverside Communi ty club Sat.. Feb. 25th. Somethins doing. 2ST Sarah North, sister of Mrs. V. ll. Canon is ill in a local hospital, and JndKe and Mrs. W. H. Canon are here from Roseburs on that accinnt. How. ever, he will return home fmteht o.-Saturday. TOMORROW A GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FUN and ENJOYMENT imxlels in plain and fancy l( iwe!s. Hauilloraft Sh l. 2'.'2' Ab:iit JT.-iiiiioO is ti bo expcn.Uvl hy the Cnlifimla-Creis.'xii Toxvor company in construct hia new transmission lines. J. C. Tlvrupson of Medford, ropresent ins the enmpany is in Portland tiyinit (o arranso xvith the hihxvay coaimls sion to have a hub-power line cross the latrine hitihway at one ioint. and the commission il lesn't like tho idoh. for the li:ie may fall in a storm s mie time and cause trouble tr traffic. Tin ' ro;osed line is to rnn from Prospect to SM'infieil, cominK alont the-wost fork of the WillameKe and striking the highway at Walker and' trailing it as far as lloshen. Portland Orest.; nian. Everywhere you look 3rou see a Chevrolet. tf New O'. n. hn eehea $l.r.o, at y. S. Army Cmds Store, 22 Central Ax-e. So ' Ray IV.tvis of Prospect arrived yes terday and will sjHnd several days in the city attendiny to business. Fresh smelt every day. Star Meat Market. If it's insurance we write it. R. A. Holmes. The Insurance Man. Klamath county approved the $ou,. oofl road bond issue at the special election held last Tuesday by a major ity of almost six to onp. according to the Klamath Kails Herald. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E. Main. . 4 . Afghan and rus henks. Handicraft hop. " ' 2.2 Tomorrow is the last dav -which j George G. Hewitt, deputy collector of internal revenue will be in the city at room 2t7 Federal building to assist : taxpayers to make out their income tax returns for the year 1921. i Remember the shootrnV matclt Sun day. : Fire insurance. Hrown & White. i A witness before the jtrand jury at Jacksonville yetsterday .was Peputy j Sheriff Ernest Lister of Josephine .county. . , e have cut them once more. The 'axis of Prospect. Lc Merile iack:ice po.uI.s-- free In stnictions. lv-nel's Art IVpt. Rev, frank Stevens has ho "n hold ing meetings In the Salvation Army hall this week with if.md aucmlauco, and the interest Is prow inv: xxith each mooting. He will preach tmlsht. Sat urday niaht and Sunday nilit at S p. in. Sjiot daneos 'n everythlns. Kaitle Point Sat. Feb. 2."ilh, 2s Perry O. Crawford of tin1 California Oregon Power eoinpnny, retnrtioil this morninc from a week's business visit to CoiH-o-Calif. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf C. L. Clovencer of Grants Pass, spent Friday in this city on business. Officers" dress shoes reduced from ?T.no to $.-,.r,o. o. I. maiklnaws re duced Trom $5.3fi to $7.00. One sjioop skin lined moleskin aviator's coat re duced from $13. CO to $'J.fi0. V. S, Army Gixuls Store, 32 South Central avenue AmnnK cuest.s at (ho Hoti'l Medf rd are .1. A. MacKeiuie of Los Viim los. M. RoRoman of San Francisco, l. O Nielby of Eugene, t;. A. tinrdon of Cliioo. J. W. Fleailhi: of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. H. I!. Patrick of Omaha, and Peter H. Gorman of Souttle. Yhen you want drv mill blocks lust call Valley Fuel company. Phone 7o. The Southern Pacific railway has taken 5iio of the Jackson county pamphlets and will distribute them throughout the oast ami middle west j The county turned over 200 i)f the; ll.lets, to the railroad company Wed-! nesday. and 2''0 of them two xvoeksl aeo. I Lath. lime. Medford Lnmber Co. i Miss Mabel Sandberg, fornii'ily with Pattern brothers, returned ,to Sulem yesterday after a short visit at Mod ford.--Salem Statesman. A Rood time assured, Easle Point. Saturday 23. I The sheriff has been servin? jury; notices all week, and .three of the! women on the list Thursday agreed to' jury ja-rvice according to the county clerk who was instructed to draw ten I'rii'k Anderson has rotu ttod (o his minim; claims and homestead In the true Led '.'.o district .i ior si short stay in the I'itv. All kinds of rxuuh timi nressoi lumher. Wnllnee Woods, phono 10S, 711 Fast Main street. Pat Sxxaxne of th, upper Apploualo was a business visit".' In 'the city rV.ursiliiy nfterncon. All xxool cavntrv sweaters reduced from $100 to $2V, al C. S. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. Si I.'. I'. Piir.'loxv h.i-; roluttiod from ISos-dmri; where ho nMondod the con !rti:i'n of the stat- n-i-n-hunts, e miplote liti" f Motjuay-N'oirls piston rinus in & an! "1 thousandlhs oorsi..e. Klverstde G:irai;o, tf Charles Nutian oi .i.i 'ks mx illo s.iont a f-'xx hours ill the o.tx Thurslay in loisitii's When hotter ntttomoblles are built. Rnirk will build the-n . t Itoloio mix rot i . ii 1 tulo'ii I i;-:i ,iii, !is I'lriiilhir xxilii uo ,iso will ho t iii-:it luii'd. 'lit,' pal. wove "Oitti-noi ll by .Liih'.i' Ciilklui ti a live x oar toriii. I'toaiio.ienn'tlilH'r tli.it cla-inlflod nd!,! locals and mnatl a,ls are cash In nd.f xaiioe. Ihjiiu In your uds and do not use toli-plumo, t: member to M. S, Johnson of ti dd t lit. wpoul Iho moinbet sh 'tlmiMlay m tho i-liv nlnouMm: t , IiiimI. olndod. ness n-rtttorn. New 1, 1. hrn $ ) r.ii mid' $.1 1J, tnvost yoitr savings In thft JiK-ktum l . S,' Wmv Sfot". -;I2 (Vntril Ate; H-t Ouniity ltitlldln and Loan nsoclaHort, Mm. K.hx ard (tmily an I ' MI- iTM ; tf lA-m's l.et otter mid Utixo-i t;.inluf- of , I .Mrs. Mark- Olterdulo, iiilliolinh ll"( ii ! .nil i I'il-ni , d.ioiit Widn sil.iv a (toll ill xvith lite flu has boon cniiHuod to'tuxm In ,M Itiml. hur homo foe sovi'ial day , ( 'itm -out imcu-h i a. K.lole l',,lnt. Several Ihou-.ind dollats tx'lo.m oil ; fVIx .'MM' ' , ;.",, tinproxed i-auoli s.vurtiy. o. (, touns, ' Vulcan ' ftitM sidltiR-t. ittmtanteoll. ' 1 illr!lu!.i Stioi, S. ltlvoiHldi. SMEN'S SHOES AND SUITS tr I! 7lUik far INFANT S fSHSKfrsE mmrz nd INVALIDS ASKCIOIi iii3fi'!or'i.c!l's, ,-, M$m il Original AvoiJ Imitations PorInCinti,Invalid3(in.:Oriwln(raxndrn iRLhn.nk.ionlied rulti rxin.ot tu rowi'i-f Tlrt Oi-itliul Kood-UtlnU J-ur All Aires Ni Cok-.Nm.rl.'dna - Vie ; greatest bargains ever offered to the;a!iitionai names for Jnry nrvire. tnj BE BE DANIELS In her Latest, Speediest anil Most. Gorgeous i'ict uif, "DUCKS and DRAKES" BUSTER KEAT0N The King; Pin of Coinciliiuw, in a i'omedy Knockout, i "CONVICT 13" 4JOI; TOMttllT CHARLES RAY people of Melford. absolutelv all wool jraintite fabric overcoat, a $35 valne. I reduced to 112.60. r". S. Armv Goods Store, 32 South Central avenue. Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Boons plan or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. ' tf The condition of William Brayton who suffered a severe relapse from an attack of flu, was reported as b'-tter today and it was said that he had re covered sufficiently as to be able to sit up aeain. All the latest shades in colored linens for art needle-work. Handicraft Shop. 2!)2 We have Inspected the reclaimed Tule lands at . Klamath Falls. . We recommend these lands a an Invest ment Paee-Dressler Co. tf News dispatches from WashinKlon, D. C, yesterday stated that the Culi- fornia-Oregon Power company has ap plied to the federal power commission for a license to construct a transmis sion line one mile from Prospect power house to SpiinKfield, Ore., connecting with the Mountain States Power com pany. . ; Fresh smelt every day. Star Meat .Market. 2'J2 For business opportunities In S. Ore gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency room 421 Medford hldg., phone 900. tf The Ixiyal Daughters class of the First Christian church will give a Washington tea in the church parlors this evening. A good program lias been prepared and all are invited to attend. Laundry work neatly done. Phone ,:'5-' 293 Hard times made easy, buy ranches w ithout money, pay with share of crop, like rent; Gold Ray. Realty Company. tf The first debate of the year in the foiitliern Oregori district of the hlnh school debating league of the state will he held tonight at Grants Pass be tween the teams of the- Grants Pass and GJf-ndale high schools. A regular dance and a real time, Sat. Feb. 25th. Kagle Point. 2i8' Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Gaston Domergiio, local '-insurance man, returned yesterday afternoon trom a brief business trip to Seattle -IS. '"Peaceful Valley Sol Smith llnsstdl's I'Vmous Singe Success I! I HAY AT HIS LI ST 11 make up the list. The petit jurv -Willi meet next .Monday, when a new grand jury will be drawn. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Royal lirown of Kagle Point, snout Thursday in the city attending to bus! cess matters and visiting friends. Edgar Wight for low price tf Miles Cantrall of Huch. spent Thurs day in the city attending to business matters. Phone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tale lands. Pase Dressler Co. tf Miss Sadie Orr-Dunbar. who has been in this city for the past fexv days speaking to the eJub women of Hose burg and members of the health aso ciatlon on health work, left this mor- uing for Medford. Mrs. Dunbar will siieak before the club women of Med ford. Grants Pass and Ashland hof7.ro returning to her home Itosebtirs News-Review. Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetlere for Nullone. . Phone 58a-J. tf John A. Westerlund and wife who have been suendinir the winter in Hawaii expect to sail for home March th. Host music, good crowds, etc., Kagle Point. Sat. nite. : " osk Anent the Josephine countv end of the primary contest fur tho judgeship of Josephine and Jackson county, the Portland Telegram savs: "An effort is being made by local poli ticians to induce M. I). Norton to enter the field against Senator ('.. M. Tho mas and Gus Newbury of Medford Tor ttie office of circuit judge. Norton is displaying but a lukewarm Interest In the proceedings at .present." Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-Inforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works. 39 S. Front street, tf Free tier THE WE OF BREAD" LIKE- MOTHER IDE pecia Lippincott's famous Preserves in tall 16-oz. jars Strawberry, Raspberjy.aijd Blackberry, always 60c ajar;-;-&-Jp for Saturday, per jar . . . . . lv. And with every two jars you buy you will get a 50c jar of Apple Butter FREE The suppiy is limited. flour:;'- : Better get that Flour now or you will pay more for it Now is a good time to buy Sugar GATES & LYDIARD 1 rzr.-. --heee A V" " " " ' ' QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or (.'hewing Halnt "No-to-Hae" fo break the tubacco habit. lias hi-lped thoiis.i rids costly, nerve-shattering henever you have u X' it . . .... line oi stamiiec. 4J. noli iiinr-ii.i. , , . : --- - ,,... , - ,.,.,.. inmKlnK ,or tt cigarette, lK.ir. nine or eon cloths. )e,,e s Art Department. Vra chew, Just io ' Sl akes, shingles. Medrord Lbr. Co. To-Hac tablet in your mouth Insteu.l. Miss May Lindley, local girl nt the to help relieve that awful di-slre. 1 t'niversity of Oregon is student man- Shortly the habit may be completi-ly ager ot girls' tennis this vear nn.l .it. nroKen, onu you are better off men- lany, piiyHieany, Ilnancialiy. Tt'u ko tended tho meeting of the O. A. C. and physically, easy, bo simple. of O. athletic representatives held "a Vflt h? No" ently iTo-liuc, and if it rtoesn t release you r I -..!-Il I . I r . .1 , , . ,- . irorn an cravini? lor tobacco. In nnv Heef, poll; and chcK-en' S.-1t1n-,t.iv "' . Hny hnnb 11 ii ii . . mini, your uruKBiHl win refund your booth 11, Public .Market. 27,10 without question. . Adv.1 VKGl NEXT MONDAY NICHT A TICKET OFFICE SALE TUMOIUtUy 12 O'CLOOK THE DRAMATIC SESATIOHj OF NEW.XQRIAHAQO . 4 CArt Ml.(, in !!L JUU New Vork YYV. 'l.x.' . 1 . T 1 htxrtyTii 'in M.iHV ItOliintTS ltlM:il IIT ami .WlsltV iioi'vVooi) THRILLS AND LAUGHS AiU Main III lilcauo Unquestionably BIGGEST PRICES: Floor $2.50; Balcony $2.00, 1,50, $1.00, Plus 10 per cent War Tax. 12 to 4 and 7 to 9, l Ml (ST AT I ItACI IVK , Ol I I l!l (,S Eox Office open Do you want to buy good all lea ther shoes at the right price? If you do give us a look over. We have the best shoes that the lar gest shoe factory in the world makes and we are selling them so you can savelrombz to M on a pair of shoes. MEN'S SUITS We have the largest stock of Men's suits in the Valley. Some fine pure Virgin Wool suits we can ;save; you ifrom SS to 'SI 5 If in vniir st U' s T . 'lit- i IfourdonY be lieve it-just ask your neighbor. He can tell you all about it. OTHER BARGAINS Men's dress sox 10c Mens work sox 3pr 25c Men's iKiderwear 50c 150 union suits $100 Canvas gloves tOc Men's white hdk 5c Blue bib overalls 98c Mens work shirts 59c A S3. 50 dress shirt for $1.75 Other dress shirts 98c A cowhide' ( ; ' . :j suitcase $7.50 Furnished house for rent also housekeeping rooms. That's all Today WILL H. WILSON imn i-iiii (toiiMiiiiirfiimi i J li i :' , 1,..-
