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Newspaper Page Textvjov TWO MTRDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE MEOPQRIX OUi:i(K, WKDXKSDAY. MANflll tf. . J ' !. u J ! . t i , ... i i in i . J.HH . ii ..i" 11 M J ! , I . J. t t I u ' f 1 V t V I -5 Foca and Personal Tho annual Vnited States army In Mlivcllon of Separato Company A, ot thin clly, wag hold last nislit, conduct oil by C'olont.'l lX-laplann. Tho company M c-nt through various drills, exercises and IohIh rvqulred by tho army ritual. The colonel also Inspected the, gvnoral "qulnient and property of the com pany. The latter part of this month oonieg the annual National Guard In- Rlertion of the company, which will be! made, an elaborate affair. Try our merchants lunch. The Fbanta. ' All that la new and correct for the current season in women's wear to be Riven Introduction at' Mann's annual sin lug openins, Thursday, March 9th. j . Music and flowers. . 297 Telephone ICMO Kogno Valley Floral j Co. for your cut flowets and plants, i NiKht phone 149-W. 301 1 If any person desires a dog he can obtain one by applying to Chas. B. Gay, of Medford, who has charge of the en forcement of the state dog license law for Sheriff Terrlll, and pay the tax due. Already a number of dogs on which the license has not been paid ai-e imprisoned in the -sheriffs dog pound at Jacksonville, and Before the poor animals are slaughtered In ac-i cordance with the law's provisions a chance will be given dog lovers to ob tain them by paying the license fee. Positive cure for the blue. Dance at thj Riverside Community club, March 11th. Peerless orchestra. 297 " New line of stamped 44-inch lunch eon f loths. ' Deuel's Art Department Several thousand dollars to loan on Improved ranch security. O. C. Boggs. Judging from the advance reserva tions made by mail at the Page theater box office for the first night of the Kks minstrel show, next, Monday night, that attraction will have a capa city house. The regular seat sale does not open until next Friday noon. Remington typewriter $25. Kenil worth Hotel. 133 West Main. 297 Brother Elks! We are coming to your show. Why not run down to our dance at Riverside Community club, March 11th and have a good time? 297 Central Point Hotel for sale. 40 rooms; would cost $30,000 to build. Price today 4.000. Might trade. Price will be reduced $100 every day until sold. Gold Ray Realty Company, phone 72S-R or 134-Y. - 295 '. , ; Miss Margery M., Smith, .food spec f , laltet of the O. A. C, who" will soon t ( spend some time in this county, is ', . working in Grants Pass for a few days i in company with Miss Griswold, home J'j deuionstraapn agent of tlosephiue t i count. ' i "i ." f . 1 1 Otir hat are all exclusive designs.1 Room 426 Medford Bids. 300 New shipment of wire lamp shade frames. Deuel's Art Dept - ' ' ' Rainbow Easter EgJ dyes 6c. Med ford Hook Store. 29S On St. Patrick's Day. March 17th. the Catholic Altar society give a card party at Legion hall for the benefit of the Medford Red Cross. The public is invited. The thrift event of the season, the big notion fair at Mann's Saturday, March 11th to Saturday, March ISth. 29S Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co. Hrother Elks! We are coming to your show. Why not run down to our dance at Riverside Community club, March 11th, and have a good time? 297 The result of the recent annual elec tion of the Ashland lodge of Elks which is allied in close neighborly as well as fraternal bonds, was as follows: Exalt ed ruler, Fred C. Homes; esteemed leading knight, V. V. Mills; loyal knight, Edwin Dunn; secretary, J. Edward Thornton; treasurer, P. Pro vost; delegate to grand lodge, II. K. Homlinson; alternate, Marsh Wagner; trustee, A. C. Drigga. Mann's semi-annual notion fair opens Saturday, March 11th, closes Saturday, March 18th. A great chance to save. 29S - For business opportunities in S. Ore gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency room 421 Medford bldg., phone 900. tf You are all invited to attend our annual spring opening Thursday, Mar. Mil. Music and flowers. Cpme and bring your friends. Mann's. 297 n 11 ..'..- -a m w m Adults ' . I 35o , , mA 1 Kiddles I lo I I . ' "-""'":- - " mSmmm Mr. and Mrs. Emery 11. Averill of New York City are guests at the Hotel Medford, as are also C R. Johnson of Sacramento, L. P. Herman of Eugene. A. II. Ziegla of Sealtlc, R. S. Welch of Spokane, and G. E. Manning of Salem. Crefcccnt orchestra. Eagle Toint. Mar. 11. 299 We specialize on reborinR cylinders. P. F. Close at Riverside Garage. tf Please accept this as your personal invitation to attend Mann's annual spring opening, Thursday, Mar, Vth. Music and flowers. H. W. Paul and A. C. Hapgood were among the business visitors in Grants Pass yesterday from this city. I-ath, lime. Medford Lumber Co. This office is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. ( tf You are cordially invited to attend Mann's annual spring opening. Thurs day, March 9th. Music and flowers. 297 Monroe A. Goldsmith of Portland Is in this city on business and will re main for several days transacting bus iness and calling on old acquaintances. Le Merlte package goods free ln stiuctions. Deuel's Art Dept. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Dance Eagle Point, Sat., Mar. 11. 299 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Putney on Sunday evening in Ashland, while Mrs. E. C. Jerome was the guest the same evening in Ashland of Mrs. Selma Gray. We believe we can show you he very best values in splendid modern homes, and arrange the most reason able terms. Brown & White. SOI Your dollar never bought more la its life than during the Red Tag sale at the Truax Store. 299 Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded,, re-inforced and guaranteed. . Only the finest pre-heat- ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Wedlng Works. 39 3. Front street, tf A surveying crew of six men under T. H. Ness yesterday began laying out the route of the Oregon-Caliprnla power line between Springfield and Prospect, starting at the former place and working south. Through the moun tains between the Cmpqua and Wil lamette valleys a great deal of timber will be cut, as s 50-foot right of way will be cleared. Auto insurance. Brown & White. Orders taken for newest kind of boudoir lamp. Inquire at Vanity Hat Shop where sample is on display. 300 See the Dresden-chins boudoir limy in Vanity Hat Shop window. , Made ta any colon1 Orders, taken there ; 300 ) Reserved seats for tee basketball game at the Nat tomorrow night are selling fast At 9 o'clock this morning. about a dozen people were ;irned ' up and waiting at Crowson's where the tickets are on sale. ' i " We have some wonderful raises to offer you in small cheap homes.- Brdwn 1 Bis) Re Tag Sale alt this- Veek, closes Saturday night, March llf ,The Truax Store where you get Tour money's worth. t 299 Best of all dance Eagle Point, 299 Come to Eagle Point Sat, Mar. 11. . : . 299 O. A. C. students begin the spring vacation s week from next Friday. The vacation will last about ten days and it is expected that a large number of students from Medford will spend the vacation at home. During the vacation the O. A. C. cadet band will tour a number of coast towns. Hemstitching, PIcoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. . tf Just arrived, new spring bats. 42G Medford bldg. 4 300 You will find beauty and quality in the new Hupinobile. Clark Motor Co. dealers. 300 Tom Merriman left this afternoon for a several days business and plea sure visit at San Francisco. We can use a real value in an auto mobile up to $1000 on the purchase price of a real up-to-date new modern home. Brown & White. 301 Known by performance, Hupinobile quality. 300 OW PLAYING MAE MURRAY In her latest , gorgeous photoplay PEACOCK ALLET SKK beuutiful Mai- Murray as "Clco of Pari," the dancing darling of the boulevards. Moiv gorgeous than -Mae Murray's "Gilded Lily." SATIRDAV "Tho Glorious Fool," with itidiAnD mx and 1IKLKVB CHADWICK Government vegetable seeds may be secured without cost by Oregon resi dents from Ferdinand E. Reed, 401 Oregonlan building, as long as the now supply of 8000 packages lasts,. Ke- quests will bo filled In order of applies- tion by mall order, telephone or s per sonal visit Red Tag Sale, groceries, dry goods, aluminum and grnnito ware at prices that defy competition at the Truax Store. 299 Re sure and seo the new Hupmoblle before trading. Clark Motor Co.. dealers. ' ' 300 Onyx Pointer, hosiery, silk and lisle, in colors, at Deuel's, 316 Phillip II. Hater, district forestry engineer of the northwest, who was the chief speaker at the local chamber of commerce fornm today, will officiate in the same capacity at the forum of the Ashland chamber of commerce on Thursday. Whistle! Oh Boy! pre-war price now same as Graplo, Porter and all sodas. Big Red Tag sale now on at the Truax Store, this town never before saw such prices on quality goods. 299 We have some nice building lots both os the East and West sides. See us. Brown & White. 301 F. G. Phelps and F. W. Scott of the California-Oregon Power company, ar rived in the city this morninfr from San Francisco and will remain for sev eral weeks on business. Onyx Polntex hosiery at Deuel's.S16 Special: Baby bassinet, 15.00. at The Medford Exchange. 300 When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street The city council will hold a special meeting the latter part of the week to discuss important pending matters. Onyx Polntex hose at Deuel's. 316 Car hardwood flooring just in. Try some. Medford Lumber Co. For sll kinds of fishpole repairing see Eaton. 320 N. Holly. 299 Growing out of alleged disregard of an injunction issued by Circuit Judge F. M. Calkins of Medford against the further levying of taxes for the com pletion of the Hot Springs court house, a complaint was filed Monday at Klam ath Falls In the circuit court by Dis trict Attorney Brower charging County Judge Bunnell and County Commis sioners Burrell Short and Asa Fordyce. of Klamath county, with contempt of court We have inspected the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We recommend these lands as an Invest ment; Page-Dressier Co. tf Lime, cement Medford Lumber Co. A .complete. .line .of. McQuay-Norrls piston rings in 5 and 31 thousands oversize.' Riverside Oarage.' - ' tf William Von der Hellefti arrived hom4 Tuesday tvenin; from busi ness 'visit1 at San Francisco. Wm. Tait of . the!. First National '.bank has re turned.. fro ip aj businsssi visit to Port land, v ' Please remember that classified ads, locals and small ads are cash .in ad vance.' Bring In your ads and Co not use telephone. " '' ' " ' tf Red Tag sale- going strong- at the Truax Store today, and goods moving out fast; you better come In tomorrow before the sale Closes. ' 299 High cost of living down again: sodas are selling for 5 cents now. ' ' A large number of Roaeburg basket ball fans will visit the city next Satur day to ee the basketball game at the Nat between the Ashland and Rose burg high school teams to decide the championship of southern Oregon. Eddie Durno will referee the game, which will be played on a neutral floor, owing to the smallness of the Ashland gymnasium, and in which a visiting team is placed at a disadvan tage. The Medford and Ashland teams will play in this city tomorrow night When you want dry mill blocks Just csll Valley Fuel Company. Phone 76. Fire Insurance. Brown ft White. Dressmaking and alterations, Reli able. 116 South Holly St Mrs, Wooding. Dependable merchandise on sale at low - prices at Mann's semi-annual notion sale. Mar. 11th to 18th. 298 An article In the last Issue of Har per's magazine tells how Treka, Calif., happened to be named, and no less a personage than Mark Twain is author ity for it. When'Yreka was" a small mining village, so the story goes, a bakery sign was painted and hung up to dry, upside down, with the "B" out of sight Along came a prospector, and after studying the sign for a few minutes, said: "It's Yreka!" So ever after the county sent of Siskiyou coun ty was thus designated. The article also states that at one time, Bret Harte, the noted writer of western stories ran a newspaper in the city. James T. Chlnnock of Grants Pass, spent Tuesday In the city attending to business matters. Save money by buying our standard lime sulphur for $8.75 per barrel f.o.b. cash. Bear Creek Orchard. 8-R-l after 6 p. m. 298 High cost of living 'down again; sodas are selling for S cents now. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf ttay iwucneu or mil, caiir., is a business visitor In the city for a few days. 32 Beaume lime and sulphur; also dry. Conner Warehouse Attention, e-8oldlors: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ilay Realty Company. tf WhiBtle! Oh Hoy, pre-war prioo now same us Grapli, Porter and all sodas. &verywnere you iook you see a Chevrolet. tf ' Karl Ulrlch left Tuesday for ' Ills home on L'nkm creek after visiting In the city for a couple of days. Ladles' silk hose 09c per pair, llutch- ison ft Lumsden. 301 Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel Bldg. Telephone 603-R, tf 1 Bash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Attoiney Porter X. Neff attended to leal business In the county seat Tues day. ' v Hard times made catty, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop. ,liko rent. Gold Ray Really company, tt Somvthlnjr doing at Miinn's next Sat urday when our great notiou sale opciis ; It la the thrift event of the season, don't miss it. 29S Seven 20c towels for $1.00, a sure bargain. Hutchison & l.musden. 301 llillah Temple of the Mystlo Shrine will send Its Arab patrol to San Kmn clseo next June t attend the gather ing of the Imperial council, and has voted each member of that organiza tion $50 in individual cenne account, there being 27 men in the patrol. To assist financially In the matter, a series of dances will be given at Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland In rotation, under the Shrine auspices, details of which will appear in due season. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer ican Legion, will give a progressive card party in legion hall on Saturday afternoon, March ISth. Bridge aud five hundred will be played. Admis sion 25 cents. 298 The little things so often needed on sale at low prices at Mann's semi annual notion fair. Saturday. Mar, 11th to Saturday, Mar. ISth. 2!s When In need of shingles and roof- ing call Wallace Woods. 10S. 711 E Main. 25 ladles In Koo-too band. Friday t night. Presbyterian church. '.97; 'I F. W. Kelly, of Seattle former Moil ''font resident. Is In this oltw making a brief visit with his brother, Col. R. K. Kelly and family. About fifty members Were present last evening at' tho meeting of the Medford Choral society In the public library. The meeting was an enthusi astic one and more interest is being shown In the society since Its re- organlcatlon than formerly. Try our Tavern coffee, you will like it. Hutchison A Lumsden.' ' ' 301 ' Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loon association. tf There will be no prayer meeting tonight at the Presbyterian church as arrangements have been made to eonio to the Bible teaching meetings at Phoentn. , Guests at the Hotel Holland Include John F. White and tiuorge B. Pauling of Salem. J. II.-Devlin. C. tf. Dempster and A. K. Butterfleld, Jr.. of Portland, T. K. Hubbard and VY. J. Garrett of San Francisco and Ms. G. H. Brown of Grants Pass. " ' - Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for N'ullone. Phone 6K5-J. 1 . f Save money by supplying your needs at Maims big notion fair, Suturdup.i Mar. 11th to Sitlunluy, Mar. lsth. 2' ' Dr. J. J. Ctlintens ' who receiitly underwent an operation tn Portland does not expect t be home (until about the first of April. ' 1 1 ' j 287 "Mr. and Mrs.1 Robert ! Brownie who had been VlaKing ' Mrs. ' Browslee's parents in Lncedale, Mtas.. for tint punt six weeks are expected to return to their home in this city tomorrow or Friday. :. - r. ! See our cuffee .window,' wo can suit your taste. Hutchison fc Iumsden. - tii I- . ; soi If it's insurance we write it. II. i A. Itoimes, The Insurance Man. ; ; -. Laundry work done,. Phone 455-Y. The spring millinery class under the direction of Miss Gertrude Booth will begin tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. Only one six weeks term will be offered this spring, and so every one Interested should bo out for the first lesson. Over-stuffed Davenports as low as $6O.S0, special price at M. F. ft II. Co. 308 Everybody's going to attend Mann's semi-annual notion fair, opens Satur day, Mar. 11th, closes Saturday, Mar. 18th. 298 Towels, B)oclat,"7 twenty-cent towels i lor Sl.QO. Hutchison 6 Lumsden. 301 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT, BALK Oil TRADE For smaller place 6 room house, burn, BaraKe, 1 acres, close in. P. K. Wynkoop. , , 300 MSh.BSMSaBBHSM.iaBSKMISH.M.lMSSMSMSsjllBiBBBUSSSU NEW SHOW TODAY w Coming Hunday Tlios. Meiirhan In "CAI'I'V IUCKH" Word lias reached the Crater Na lUmul forestry office here Informally from a recently returned trapper that the depth of hiuiw at Diamond Lake Im 7 feet. Imuumich us Diamond lake Is at the same level hh the south of Klam ath Fulls entrance of Crater National park it is probable that there Is about 15 feet of snow at the iliu of Crater lake, The trapper who nave tlio above Inrortuiitixii reported that he bad trap tied quite a number of otter this w inter In the Diamond Lake vicinity. The biggest and best stock of no tions in soutliit'n Oregon on salo at Mann's big notion sale, Saturday, Mar. 11th to Saturday. Mar. ISth, Come and bring your friends. 29S K J. Deuel pleaded guilty In Justice Taylor's court today t a charge of speeding and was fined $10. The ar rest was made by Stale Traffic Officer J. J, McMahou. When better automobiles are built, llulck will build them. tf Three-piece reed living room sets. leelal $108.15. M. F, & 11. Co. 80S Dun Bagshaw of Jacksonville, was a business visitor In the city Tuesday afternoon. Children's hose 25c. Hutchison A Lumadcit. sol Ray Moore, who Is alleged to have run Into two cars on the highway north ot Gold Hill after last Saturday night's .dance In that town, has Invn Placed nder arrest and released on $500 "ml- hearing on charges of driv ing Imprudently and while Intoxicated will bo held In Justice Taylor's court Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Phone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tulo lands. Page Dressier Co. tf Paul McDonald, latest song hits. Presbyterian church Friday night 297 Organize Man Hunt For Woman Whipper MADISON, Wis.. Mar. I Resident of the fourth ward today began to orgunlt for a man hunt to find the ublpper who for week ha attacked women with a inwhUlo lnith. Police still have railed to establish a clue to his Identity after an attack mad .Monday nliiht on Mrs. Hanson and mill t-ontliitiu to deny knowledge of the whippings. Mr, llanmin put her aiwaiiant fllubt by her m-i'i-am and blows. to -I lrug Verniers t'outlrUxl. I'UTIAN1. Ore., Mar. 7.Jko Wt, eofivMtd imi'coll.s podsVrj to day Aieed'Hi fhv yrfar ;'iiierteo land 'bliti ytH'i'H and. 4pu U'ntf !ee spch MireV yrtifii-Wr violation Of fife ilirl- Mim flrlti; urt. f'hftl-l.-m (fMttir. 1m,i 'Tttiith-led .f 'peiMling-'drtiKii, rc.-iJ a thirteen, inontb ni'iilciirr, Card of Thanks , We wish to thank our friends. the numiliers of the .America. Lesion (and the Woman's Auxlla- fpr.tltnlr jelp ami ityinpitthy In our recent aurfow. Al. for the Unutlful ft.irnl offvilsxs. .,, MR. AND MRS. J. W. JAOOIM 297 , , AND FAMILY, f Moisten the Hair With Water then apply W ATKINS' MULSIFIED COCOA NUT OIL SHAMPOO. It is a delightfully pleasant operation. ! Heath's The San'Tox Shop 109 East Main Street in the SERIES BASKET B. I The I.inI Kami' of til 0 bilHkeltmll HPiiKim In til in itdetlott df tb ntnto will be plued this week end, A verllatilo I'lu-Miviil e( amnf. nil of wbleh priuii ho to be the. real thing, aw-alt 11m fan- Tomorrow lilih(, Mud fold iiivots ANlilund lit the Nut In thin tlty. It Is the general uplnlon Ineally that the Medford boy completely outplayed tliu AnIiIuiiiI five lut Hiituidiiy nlsbt and a but Imtlln la looked for. Olio of the Mi'dfoid (orwurdi U IndlHpiwvd not bavinir utteiuletl m Intel the pant few day, but tt Is hoped that be will be able to pbiy tomorrow nlnlit. It the team Is In Mhnptt tomorrow nliibt, many local funs vxpeel a victory for Medford. Axhlnnd supporters slat that the corn-emails of AhIiIhiuI opinion Is that the Kril and While will hnvu to pluy real hakettiall to Win, When It I taken Into consideration that Aithlnud made but two field goal to Mrdford's fivu In the rtrot half of the taut game U appem-a that Ashland will have to play rent hnaketba.il to avert defent. The studunt lnnly wplrlt In the local high nrliool Is ImpruvliiK as wus dem onxtrnted by the K""d support Klvrii the trnin In the laxt same. MeUford plays Anhtnnd at Anbland Friday nliihl and a crowd of Mlford rooters Is expected to attend. To flnlnh nil IntereMIng n-umoi, Axhlnnd and ltoneburg ti-ams will meet In this city (in tho Nat floor Hat-iii-day nlKht and a record hri-nklim crowd l expected. Karh team h. won one smite from the other. Rose buig Mailing en the Rooeliurs floor and A ti land winning on the Ahlaml floor. II has Ix-en derided that the two team will roeet mi neutral K round tn decide the iUeittloit Of mi' premacy and admittance to the iato tournament at Haleni.. Inasmuch tho xtate tournament (luention In Involved this same nhmitd be a content of hot rivalry it ml It In expected that a real flslil will be U- neiwed by the spectators. in me sensational raid on u ueiu resort nt Portland last Sunday, a young i isomsii I glVlng the, name of ICLhel Davis.' wus arrested, vlatiultis ro'ttavo Sirltrd Id Ptrtland re.eiitly .ttfin Aihlanil. i whore she ',tti em ployed a .bookkeeper by an sutoino bile concern' there. 'The young lady was tun only ,otu caught In th raid who appeared for .trial, and denied the police allegation that she was drunk, claiming that her condition was due to cigarette smoke and the odor of the Joint. She was ld J by tho police Judge, w hUH lh piMt. i x J. .1 I 1 'l .... '1 . i .I Store GAMES OPENS NAT TOMORROW ASHLAND GRL IN PORTLAND SCANDAL IS THERE HONOR , AMONG THIEVES? SEE Tom Moore role of "Honest Tom" alias "Fancy Charlie" in' ' ' "BEATING The GAME" Tom Moow'n ivi-soiinlliy and iIimmIm In this plctuif Mill make you iiiinmlH'r it HiuonK thr wliTlod few of Uh' yem: ALL TIRED OPT Hundred .More In Mitlfurtl In tlio, Same I'lluht. Tired nil the time; Weary and worn out nlubt und day; Hack aches; head achi'S, , Your kidneys are prolmbly weak ened, You slioiild bilp tbeut nt tlnlr work. Let one Mho knows tell )'nu how, Mrs 1J, Jiihnston, U4 H. Central Ave,, Medford, says: "I hVe used Dunn's Kidney pills and found them to he JiiHt as represeuled. I had at tacks of Kidney complaint and my bark ached no It whs hard for me to do uny work and I almi suffered from severe spells of dlxslness. , and felt tired iiioNt of tint tl mil. My kidneys acted li'legulill'le, too, until I 11 neit linaiVn KUIuev PHI from lh West HUl.i I'lmrmacy, I loan's noon rurod nic entirely nf the uini'luliil, ' Price fUe ut all dnlm. Don't sliuply ok fr a kldnvv rt-medy net Diutn's Kidney I'llls Ihe same that Mrs, JoliuKtoti had. Kostor-Mllliiirn Co., Mfm lluffnlo, N. Y. Adv. BIG NEWS ALLTHIS WEEK 5oo Men Wanted to wear U. S. Army Shoes We are selling them all this week at $3.25 A Good Dress Shoe $3.15 Ladies' $6 Shoes $3.75 Boys, Suits . 5350 $1.50 Union Suits Mayo Shirts and Drawers . j $1 Oc Men's Work Shirts 59c $3.50 Dress Shirts $1.75 Old Hickory Shirts all sLes I Blue Bib Overalls 98c Jumpers to match 98c MEN'S SUITS Alt the latest mod els, all colors, good tailor-made suits, all wool, and you can save from $10 to $15 on your suit. That's all today Will H. Wilson MEDFORD CAFETERIA Wait On Yourself Get What You Want Pay for What You Get Hours: Hi'iiaktait, 0 to 9 a. m. Lunch, 11:30 a. hi. to 3 . ni. Din nor C:80 to 8 p, m, Short Onlors ami hunches at nil other hours. ; l ; Opnn until, 1 1 . m. cviry day except Saturday and on Saturday nights until 2 a. rn. Sunday mornings. We Make a Specialty of French Pastry