Woodland
Personal i
I
tlllB
Funeral services rw
afternoon over the bo.dy
held
of fester
Honry Jacobs, who was killed In battle
in France during tho world war. Tho
rtn nr covered ; casket "containing the
lidy of tho Medford hero arrived here
(n this morning's southbound train. A
dclBgatloa ot members. o tho Atucr
lean Lesion pout carried the casket
from the train to tho hearse. ,The rela
tives of the dead soldier were also t
tho depot. . Aceompanylus the remains
from Portland wera SerKeant R. II
Powers of the Portland marine con
recruiting office who will represent the
marine corps tit tho funeral, and Cor-
jipral James Thompson of tho howitzer
company; 59th U. 8. infantry, who waa
the. army escort of the tody from Port
land to Medford, . -
Bought woolens at astonlshtigly low
j prices, the sariae la'youra, suits JSS
i to 150. Klnln thn Tailor. J2S K VbIil
; Dresden china boudoir lamps niad
to order in any shade of taffeta. See
sample in Vanity Ubop window. 24
Standard lime-sulphur manufactured
w HTr v.;rfwa urcnara piant, fs.ia i.o,
b. Bet cash 'per barrel.' 8-U-l or 4G0-L,
after p. m. ' 295
' The " foothills were covered with
snow this" morning, the most qf which
fell during the night. ' There was a
snow finrry ia the e tt? about 9 a. -ni.
w&icn turned into a light rain. The
ralofal( durtnj tn 24 hours ending at
8 a. m. today was .36 or an inch. Haln
is the prediction for tonight und Sun
day. , " i.
High cost of living down again;
souas are sellins tor 5 cents bow, ;
Ranted To borrow HIOO on good
security. W IU pay highest rate of
Interest. Phone GS9-M. !
If our dollar never bought more in its
life, thaa during the Red Tag sale at
V. T- . c . . - . .
J he evening service at the Presby
au chiirch Sunday" night' wjll , be
under the auspirca of the Woman's
Missionary society. H will be & Home
Mission study of that wonderful terri
tory of Alaska, once called '. "Cncle
Sam'a Ico Box but today .'Uncle
Sato's Treasure House." , lu glaciers,
gold mining centers. Ice bound coasts,
strange animal life, and many other
wonderful things as well as the fascin
ating story of the work, of the great
. missionaries. Rev. Sheldon . Jackson
. and S. Jlatl Toung. The special offer
iiii Will go to .the Woman's Missionary
society. , Musl by.theVduns pconi.-
the Modfortf V':ieCo.Unoved' mday
, to,B? South Front street, the Nordwick
build tug. and will be open evenings
ajfl uudiiya. ft ' 295
jSmjething nevff Boudoir ,Umjw
Tllflde ta rf-y ,ln finv rrlxr? ,Kithr.lJr
on sv ftfl;Jtltrplj43jti
StkndanT lime-sulphur manufactured
nifffr i.iReKt'WM?tlplajDUJ!i.TS to.
U-tUUl CMS uarrei h-K 1 -or 4(,a-L. '
MB1
5 i..nu..
..225fl
the farm bureau, spoke in support of
the rwiH tnovement asatnat the-prttjlte
neFviow-omhii8Joo -for its decision in
thf telephone case, declaring it is time
tlif t tho citizens of t)rejKPo3 l?rt
themselves in the face of the insult
. gien by the public servico comml
ekin. Portland Oregonlan. ; 4 .. , ,
. Ulg dance. Ckdd mil. Sat n!te Oh
Hoy! ' . . 294
High cost of living down again;
aodas are Belling for 5 cent now.
Big Rod Tag Sale all this week,
closes Saturday night, March 11. The
j max btore where you get yohr
" money V worth. ' "; - ,: ?9
; The city treasurer. Mrs.l Mary Has
well Webber, and City Recorder M. A.
Auord, were transacting business with
the public, today in their new offices
on the ground floor of the new city hall
annex. The move was mado yesterday
arternoou and this morning. , City
Mpcrinteudent or Departments Chas.
W. Davis, has moved his qffico to the
upstairs room of tb city hall Just va
cated by lao' cUy treasurer, nd police
headquarters will be removed in a few
days to the office just vacated by the
city recorder.
.vcrywnere you loot you see
Chevrolet tf
Get ready for pprjng. Great variety
of "gray and brown suitings at $42.00.
Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. ' 294
There will be regular Communica
tion' Reames chapter. Order Eastern
Star, March Sth. Mrs. F. J. Newman,
chairman social committee. ' 291
Rev. Lawrence N. Klein, from Sioux
City,' Iowa, has been assigned to the
Catholic church of this rjty by the
archbishop to assist the pastor. Rev.
' John Powers. " : .' . ; .
fivorybody has -a big tlmo at Gold
liill - VhyT Come and seo. . :.294
;' Big reductions on airlines , of good
and better good for the money thaa
you can get elsewhere at L.' S. Army
tjoods Store, 32 Coutral Ave. So. "
f Red Tag Sale,' 'groceries, dry goods,
aluminum and granite ware at prices
that' defy competition at. the Truax
Store. ". " , 299
The Roguo is now running a brick
ivd color, probably appearing just as it
did wjiou It jjr-as named ''Jtougo", in lh
early duyB. ,.The cause ia from the
.placer mining operations being carried
on Just above the two of Rogue RJvcr.
Aliove this placer, tho river iS said to
be clear. Grants Pass Courier.' "
. When In need ot sash and doors.
call Wallace Woods, 108 or; come to
;tll B.: Main Itreet" . ' ' ; t
Gied 'news,; Gold Hill, Mar. 4Ui. 294
Merchandise shoot at Lamport's
place one mile north of Phoenix, Sun
day, March 6lb, , , . . ,..295i
A..S. Roncn'oaum, Southern Pacific
c)am agent and former Medford man
urrlved this morning from Portland
and will spend the week end in tho
city.' ' :.- . '''
Onyx Pointex hosiery, silk and lisle,
In colony n,t Peters'. " , " , jn.fi
The roailerii attention Is cliroctil to!
tlio nil by the First llaptlot church In Mr. and Mr. 8. 8. Alexander of Chi- 1h miNored a lUht itlroko of itiirnl
this Ibuo. It Assigns a new reason forjcairo, Mr. and Mrs. l. K. llA of Copco.'ysls a week rro thin afternoon at her
church soing. The subject announced Calif., T. D. Duncan ot KalUmlK Mont.. ! lionm on Went Tenth itreet In Imiirov-
or Sunday ar also 8UHetlvo of
thought'. Uo. F. Rv Lonch mxM at
k n, v.- Mf t...f..t.4 P..- 1.... V..1.n"
.in. m, vu vuunia ovnu-n vi ttiivir'.
n4 jn tw evening1 on "How to "' He
Saved.'' The ordinance fot ptUm:btlg!j, gajay .tetlBS. March 4th;
takes p ace in the evening, and Ua has been changed to Saturday evening.
i-oru nupper ai ine morning service.
w nn gtma music at twin services.
We have tnspectoa the reclalraexl
Tula lands at Klamath Falls. Wo
recommend those 'lands as an Inrest
nenc.ii.wrinwofr. , TI
Dancing! Take warning! Don't tiUl 1 th5ll mpming tor a vlstt with Mr. iqd ,',ilo' jday this year will Vyelnr
U heir the new dahco hits. ."Snydeii's i,,rs. The Kittrldtea for-lce,'' by Hooth TsrkinKlim. Scats for
r" , . -y
r.'eatral Polut 'Hotel tor , ale, 40
rooms; would cost UO.OOO to huild.'un the Taeirie 'clghway project over
Price Uxlay $ 1.400. ' Might trade. Pilce the Sishiyous.
will he reduced 10fl every day until! invest your savings tn the Jackson
sold. Gold Ray Realty Company, phoho County nulldlng and Loan asstcUtlon.
72S-R or 134-Y. S?l tf
Among guests at tho Hotel Holland Phono or call our office for Informs
are Elmer Grimes of McCloud, Calif., tion Klamath Fall Tula lands Fase
C, Mej-er of Atlanta. C.4.. J.- 1 1. 1 Dressier Co. tt
Devlin nnd A. F. Palm of Portland, F. Concerning a former well known
J. Thume of Salem. Mr. and Mrs.. J. ft. Meilford pastor the following telegra-
Atchisofl of Seattle and K. Smisolo cf
ssan Tancisjo. - .
A complete Um ot McQuay-Norris
piston ringa In 5 and 31 thousandths
cvorsizo. Riverside Garage. tt
Onyx Pointex hose at Deuel's. JU
Big Red Tag salo now ott at the
Truax Store, this town never before ;
saw such prices on quality goods. 29 I
The members ut the englneeriug de-'of
partment with the bureau ot public who terms the work of Rev. Mr. Moos
roads, department of agriculture, wh er as the best of any student pastor la
have been employed In surveying the! the Vnlted States, notified tho latter
road from Ruch to Squaw creek, pre-f of tho offers, wlilcb, are being consid-
para t or y to Improvements on the road
left today for. Portland the survey hav
ing been completed. - . . ?. '
Please, remember that classified ads.
incaU and small ads are cash tn ad'
piius ui four mum ana qo Doi:uny. jiarcn oia.
use telephone. ? T ' tf Dr. J. J. Emmens left today for Port-
-r . . j
Onj x Pblntex hosiery at Deuel's.31 I
Tnmx Store today; and goods moving
-- - r ' "
i j uu uciicr i-uiuq iu ojuiorrow expecia u do turee weeas ronvBiesc
before th sla! closes, a f ? : ' 199 tag. - '-,' ',' ! . k "
Mr. and Mrs. a J. Trowbridge left
last oveniug for Portland where Mr.
Trowbridge will undergo medical treat-!
ment and possibly aa. operation. !
' Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, re-inforoed and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-tag
fuels and "metals used. ' Vulcan
Weldlmr Worka. 39 S. Front street tf?
When you want dry mill block Just
call Valley Fuel company. Phone 74.
Fire insurance. Crown & White.
The basketball championship ot the
the I
notthem part of Jackson county will
be decided by a Pries of thre atoes
between Tslent high school and Rogue
River high school, the first game of
the series to- be ylayel at' Rogue River "Has the . Fi ess Been Fair i' It Ac-
cji Jridajr, jMaesh 10. ITho hsecoud'eount oftlha- Portlank Dnnco. Cbntro-
AlW Still tmi TsbM tHm
wi.ajatpu$l eaj$
'n one game, a third will be played
on a neutral floor, probably at Med-
!Ora. I
WUIstlei Dh.J3oy. prewar price now
Car hardwood flooring Just In. ' Try
somoMcdToTd. Lum&er roc"
-"Div-Frank Roberta. dentlBtTlXmel
Bldg. Telephone 503-R. tf
.rtfeifoxp) 'Oarrestnoi, former lied
ford young man. who has been visiting,
Ms Bister,' Mrs. Herb Launspach, loftipom 421 Medford hld&. phone 900. tf
yesterday for. his ,home In. ,Vallejo,j Ezra Baker, young man of this city
Calif. Mr. Garretson Is' employed at endeavored to boat a Southern Pacific
the Mare Island navy yard near that!
city. - - - ...
Hard time made easy, uuy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop,
like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company.
'.".; "". :.. tf'
Every where you look you see a
Chevrolet .. ... .. tf5
Sash and door. Medford Lumber Co.
" "J. C. Thompson, who has charge of
the construction ot a 120-mile power
lino from Springfield to Prospect for
the Oregon-California Tower company,
threatened Thursday to make his head
quarterB, at Cottago Grove, instead of
Eugene, in huildlng the northern end
of the line, if ho wero fiued for speed
ing on the streets ot Eugene," ays a
news telegram from Eugene.. '.'Police
Judge Alta King ignored the threat
ened boycott and levied a fine of JIS,
which Thompson paid. More than 104
men are to be, employed on. the work
mentioned, which .is scheduled to bo-
gin March ;..';
Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Paul Hansen oorsetlore for
NgBone. Phone SS5-J. ... . , ... tf
If it'a insurance we write Jt JL A.
Holmes, Tho Insurance Man.
, Clark Walker who was arrested
some tlmo ago by State Traffic Officer
J. J. McMahon, on a speeding charge
and who had decided to plead not guil
ty, bad his. hearing, yesterday after
noon before J dstico. Taylor, entered, tt
pica of guilty and was fined 120. . , ,,.
VUlcan auto springs, guaranteed.
Billings Shop, S. Riverside. tf
This, week only, tailor-mado suits,
values 50 to 80, at 12,50. Klein the
Tailor, 128 E. Maitu : , 231
laundry (work done. Phono 45&-Y.
."-I ..'.'. ; , ' '...., .. .. sis
Mrs. Floyd Frazler and two children
left last' night for Long jieach, Calif.,
to Join Mr. Frazier.-bo Is now In that
city. The Fraziers intend to- make
their home in Long Ueach., , . , ... ,
Limo' and sulphur, dry or " liquid.
Conner's Yarehouie. 1 ' " 29fi
All kinds ot rough and - dressed
lumber,.. yollaco Woods, phono 108
711 Kant Main treet
, When fjcttor automobiles aro built,
Buick w ill build them. tf
W. C. Deblw, who was operated
upon "at the Sacred Heart hospital
Thursday morning by Dr. A. K.. Rooky,
prominent Portland surgeon, is report
ed to be in a favorable condition.
For all kinds of fishpole repairing
see Eatoh, 320 N. Holly. ' 290
When in need of shingles and root
ing eatl Wallaco Woods, 1Q8.1 7U
Mnin.
frrcntrmn mail TmmrNfc
Guost nt th Hotel MoJforJ InrluJiM
H.. E. Kuiiu and William F. Kohrbach
of Seattle, and W. It. fierteaui ot San
lego, ,
The regular dance ot the D. O. K. K.
MBnh 11th SS'l
Lath, time. Med ford Lumber Co,
rressmuklnii and alterations
Holt-
iahle. 14S South aolly SU Mrs. Wooding,
Mr.' .n.l Mr. A KlMri,l arrtved
meny resuwu in mis city woen air. ,
Klttrldgo was state highway engineer
phte dlsiKitoh from Corvallls is ot kn-al
interest: - "Student pastorates at the
Pennsylvania State college and .Uni
versity of Texas and the regular pas
torato at the student church of the
I'nlverslty of Illinois are open to Rev.
U M. Boer. student pastor of the
Corvallls Presbyterian church. Dr.
Umpe. national university secretary
the Presbyterian board of educatltu'
ered."
. Sportsmen, attention! Don'V forget
the bis sboot at Lamport's. Mar. S. 2?4
Merchandise ' shoot at' l-iu port's
I place, one mile south ot Phoenix. Sun-
. . . ......
land where he will undergo a major
"k' - kiv.. . - i"'
form the operation, and Dr. Emmeas
Don't wait until warm woather and
(long drive are on to break In the new
cr, but break It In camfully while the
weather la cool and the trips are short. i
Buy early and buy a Liberty and you'll Tno maJ Jury hM uk(n
not.be eorry. p. K Cko..Rlversld!tfntj Monday morning. '
Ganige.
Hemstitchlnc .
Plcotlng. 1
c per yd.
Button covered,
andicrair Shoo
. The Portland controversy over danc-
Jne which -ban imuud kn tntfi-VHt
throughout the state, will he dle0as:d
here at the First M. K church, by Rev.
J. Randolph Sasnett. and the question
'i.,uv,li lTkl .'.l.L
feienist, f'o.frhiifof .J6reotfl the f ar r Eugwie
Discovery,", being the fourth of a aeriea 'e)er' r" wnnaglBf' Mrwtor of tho
of sermona on thrills ta fwhtrk ueh
ntrct 19. Uun nmniraituJ tho
I niomin? i vico h jHtor will prefwh
ttto'tWrotiMi'kTl Kiag.tom
of God." the subject being "The King-
a6tt-it'tiro;'rr-:rf'r;"":'';7.-
Now ihltmBt 'pt rtiiil Jliii hde
frames. Deuel' Art Dept. '
1 For business opportunities In S. Oro-
on consult tho Four-Sit Sale Arencr
engine to the Main street crossing last
night and tho Ford which he was driv
ing: was quite badly bent. It la under
stood that Baker was not badly In
jured. There were not many yli.
to" the accident which happened about
midnight : - . 1 ; , , :
This office ia prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on tho
bookkeeping 1 machines. Don't give
your order to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford.' Phono
us and w win calL tf
Try our - merchant lunch. Tho
Shasta. , , r...
..Mrs. Larry Schado' who has been
quite Ul for several weeks is imported
aa Improving. Her many friends wish
her a swift recovery. "
All owners -of 'chickens must pen
them up or pay the penalty.' Chief of
Police ' ' ' 291
Lime, cement Medford Lumber Co.
Two Special musical numbers will
be. given at .tho Presbyterian -ebureb
8unday morning.; Verdi's VPraiaa Ye"
will, he sung by a male trio consisting
ot Forrest Edmeades; Dr.F.W. W. How
ard and George Maddox. ' The quartet
with Dr. Howard on the bass will aho
sipg !'Bdiold God la Mighty.". . The
sermon subject will bo ."Principle of
Giving." A brief congregational meet
ing: will bo held at the close of the
morning service to discuss and 'adopt
tho budget for the new year as pre
sented by the trustees.- Every tuemlK-r
and' supportor of th! church is urged
to remain for this meeting.
Auto Insurance. 'Brown & White.
. We specialize on re boring cylinders.
P. F. C16se at Riverside Oarage. tf
1 There was a light public market to
day except in supply of meats of all
kinds, home grown potatoes and ap
ples. Attention, ex-Soldier: Ranches aold
under Soldier Bonus plan or pay with
hare of crtfp,' Hko rent ' Gold Ray
Realty Company.' : tf
Le Merit package goods free In
structions. Dcoer Aft Dept.
A shooting match will be held tomor
row at the" T,am(iort place on tho Pa
cific highway. A new Western trap
has been Installed by tho management
at a cost of 1150, and Ed Morris, Wcs
tern Cartridge company representa
tive, will do a Iittlo fancy work at the
traps with his shotgun. ': ' ,
: Klflo and shotgun nhpot at J.anr
port's place, Sunday,' March Cth. 29
Mrs. 0. 8. Sundefen left this morn
ing for a visit in tho state metropolis.
Several thousand dollar to loan on
improved ranch' Becnrlty.vO, 0. Boggs.
MKnrom oreoon.
Tlu wnJilluu of Mr. A. II. 1hIhU t
inu ttindunlh-, and lur comidoto rocov-
cry Is hoped for by her trli-nda.
New lino ot, stamped 44-lnch lunch
eon -clothal JDouei's Art Depirt,iuent.
A dross rehearsal of (liojilnh school
musical comedy, ''Miss Cherryblos-
I sum ", was hold at tho Pugo luoatro thU
i forenoon. The oiHrtta will 1m Klen
.Monday evening an.l U is expected to
joo ouo C the best things ever douu in
jtue tnvMincai imo oy iuo local Uigu
aj'scIuhiI. It is .understood .that the
CHl. It Is Understood tha
t-m 'r " "'"
ofuee i tuo iae. I
"Everywhere you tool " you sea a
Chevrolet
E
I
OKMVLGKE. Okla.. Mar. 4. IVfest.'
OKLA
GOV
GIVES UP FIGH
ed In his efforts to testify before ttnvPnlll tr partmt. or legal guardian
grand Jury which Is investigating the ' r 0,hor ProP"r dult person. For
failure of the Okmulgee Hank ot Co.!,tu1 flr offense uny youth found vio-
meree and banking transactions of se--:
oral sU,e officials, Governor J. U. A.'bt'a" by hn VoUto and tho parents
RotHrtson returned today t) his office
at Oklahoma. City. . . to me violation. ' . ., ,
. IWfore leaving Governor Kotortsou lf nv 'ou'h under 17 years old is
announced that tho mayor and other! ''"d violating the ordlnauce for the
local officials had offered an apologv ",,'ol"l ' the parent or gunrdlun
for tho lucldent yesterday at the court be rrvat, and If found
house where several blow were. ox.pul"5' on ,r,ul Pr eourt will ho
changed between Kuhertsou and James
lons, hK'al oil operator.
Announcement by Govornor Robert
son. that be had no Intention of super
seding . County Attorney Hepburn In
tuo conduct of the grand Jury invest!
cation was mknn hv ornr n . hnnt i.'
mean that no further moves would- he'
msde by the governor until the grand,
W I
jury return o report. ; , - . . 1
County Attorney Hepbdrn reiterated
that neither tho governor nor anyone
else whose act worn under scrutiny
would annear tfnr ihrt Br. 4,.,v
NEW YORK; IMarch i-m.ttnr
hbsinveit conditloiin continuing thru-'
"ar corporanon, ra ansa
dress here today st a luncheon of the
republican, club. u Every concrete and
tangible piece, of Jdnce. he flrserl-ed,-,polntrd
to it.onlHilng and pros
pective gradual Improvement in' tha
general Ituation. . ..." ,:; 1 ,;
'.Better financial coadltion and the
Tocenl stabilization of the market for
grleuitural nrod .:, hf said. fur
nished a sound btsls fwr tho busts ess
revival.": . ,. ,K ... ( .- j
Qi-af t Charg Fails
CHICAGO. Mar. 4. Simon OTJon
noil, formerly president of the Chicago
nulldlng Trades council and three oth-
! ! '..1.1
extortion and conspiracy In connection
With an alleged building trust here
were found not guilty br a Jury today.
' " ' J 'w"
' ..This Man Wa Helped
John Grab, 2533 Jackson Ave.. New-
Orleans, La., writes: "My kidneys were
weak and had a soreness and dull palnj
aCrossMy back. I felt dull and lan
guid and mr. kidney didn't ct rlKht
n began takius Foley Kidney Jills and
Lhey soon put oiyj kidney in a soiiud
healthy condition.". Foley Klduey Pilla
help the kidney rid the system o(
acids and waste that cause lameness,
backache, sore muscles, bwollen Joints
and rheumatic pains. " Tonic In ertoct
quick in action.' Bold everywhere,'
4
'; A. f. 4 A.,M. . .
Special eommuiAcatlon Med
ford Lodge 103, . Haturday
cvenifig.-iiarch 4. -7:30 d. m.
work in E. .f. Degree. '
291' " ' L. 'B., WILLIAMS.
FOR BALE'oit TR.DF-Fc)r Medford
property, my homo of 0110 acre' with
fundings, in Sunset Park Addition.
Thiler irrigatioa. Splendid placp. for
chicken . and , gardenias. Phone
344-Y. . ' v , .;. 295
; Special Sdle '
Saturday and Monday
March 4 and 6 Heavy Blue Denim
IJIt Overalls and , Jumpers, full cut,
slu-s up to 42,. tot tic The store
that gives you hotter goods for less
money.--- ' - 1 ! - - '
, t'XITIi) ARMY HTOKRS
P itml I viV
Koo Zoo Symphony Concert
, y-j .... " , . . f ll 1
Given by '
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
Friday, March ! 10 at Eight P. M.
At First Presbyterian' Church
BETTER BUSINESS
BURLESQUE
Adults, 50c. ' Children, 35c
katitudav. march i.
FEW LAV
EFFECT; BUI i .
ONEARRESTEB
The new .curfew ordluniice went
Into effect last night and will ho eii
foreqd froni uow on. No arrests wero
made, last night nor no minors under
the a?a of IT yours were taken home
oy the police or anv oilier uea-e of.
floor, r the reason that n.i bors or
girls under that ago rould bo seen
on the street unaccompanied.
Hy mistake tho tlguul , boll w
rung by tho fire department last hIkM
at 1J minutes ot 9 o'clock instead of
tho proper tlmo. 15 minutes after
o'clock. Tonight and every night
liorauftor tha signal for minors to be
off tho streets and 1u tholr homes will
bo glveu correctly; , .
The ordlnanc.t forbids boys and
girls under 1? years of ago from be
Ing on any atreet or In a public place
f,,,r ' P- h., except when nccoin-
l"1"1 " Prdlnnnoo will bo taken
or Krdlaii'o ntlentlou will bo call-
fined.
The ordinance virtually puts it uu
to the parents to see that tho ordin
ance Is enforced. The Mtdford-Aali-laud
haskethull am at tho Nat to
night la expected to draw out a great
crowd of youuester. who It not c-
fon,Ptt,1,,d by l" Parent or other
-m i ' "f 'l hy
if.ill Will IkA labaii IiiIa iidi,.1
"- " u m.oria uonii'.
Ho! You "Sober Sides"
!!'' jour (imiice to
' howl with hilarity.
DORIS. MAY.
li; ' .-',ij..'J ; I .1
A" W
ia .
"Eden and Return"
will (luck every btuglt
from your, system.
J I UN HOWARD
tha nilglity Wurlitrr
at
(Niter tM ler rent
Pitg AttraitlonM
T I'KHIIAV
MAE MURRAY
in
Peacock Alley
MEDFORD
CAFETERIA
Wait On Yourself
Get Whi You Want
Pay for What You Get
Hours: Urcnkfaut, 0 to 9 a. in.
Lunch, 11:30 a. in. to 2 p. in.
' .Dinner 5:30 to 8 p, m.
Hhort -Orders and Lunches at oil other
' hours. .
Open until 11 ji. m. every day except
Saturday and on- Saturday nlKhU
until 2 a. m. Sunday mornings.
We Make a Specialty
of French Pastry
IIAHKMIWT (!' MUFOfil) IUdKL
'SENSATIONAL
Oldemobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
u at Modfovd. -
Busy Corner Motor (Co.
'- Main at Itivernlde
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What Makes Your
Home Safe?
Not tho police force; for they aro not ablo to guard
all homos, if men wanted to steal.
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Nor could our banks pay insurance on lossesif all
their help were not honest. ' i
The sense of honor taught by the Church is the re
straining force. . ' . .
THE CHURCH MAKES YOUfi HOME
AND INVESTMENTS SAFE
You should therefore get back of the Church.
Begin Sunday by attending the
First Baptist Church
(N. Central and Tilth St.) '
ANNOUNCEMENT!
In mldition to our J known liiu yf liand tailcml vlothci wo
ldau iiiliiiviii 'HW H!rvioi. to incn ndding a
COMPLETE LINE OF HABERDASHERY
of iiuilar prictH. Mt-u, this h nr st.iii' ! "Vc vvuiit yutt uud
tlic Indies, us well, t (:ic in n nnim slmrt mnl hiiniiy Imt
jt juiist not rtdtllii't uitli mutlii'r in our linn in use in tin city.
A prize of ."i.lHl w ill In; pni.l Murvlt l?Vh for llu- ml- in-levli'.l.
ti't hmyl i .
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SPRINGER & LEE
Mn'i Wear" ' 1 ' ' - k'
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Phone 122 R
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Groceries and Gohfectionery
, ICE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS,
CI0ARS, TOBACCOS, MAGAZINES,
( SCHOOL SUPPUES AND STATIONERY,
, NUTS, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS, .
MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK,
BAKERY GOODS, HOT COFFEE AND LUNCHES,
TRU-BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES
We Sell Anita Stewart Coffee
. yOU. CAN GET IT AT .DB VOE'S
, Open Evoningj aad Siiniay ' " , . t
Why Worry
. ABOUT SUNDAY DINNER
Talent's 'Cafe
. Real .Southern Cotoking.. L. . . .
Fonnc-i ly Mitirortl lliikorr
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Full
en
SpclHoesakes
. Iron
U.ti IS J i-A
Hand Cultivators and Seeders
Come in and See, Them ,
HUBBARD BROS.
. ' !' )05 W. Main St. 1
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430 W. Main
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