Medford mail tribune., March 30, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

PAfJFi TWO
medford matt; trttutnf. medford. orkcow tium'dav. makvii- no. io
Focal and
Personal
Tlio jwtrol of 1 1 ill 14 It temple of the
M.ykIIc Slulnc lias liocii invited !
Islam temple of Snn I'liim-lsci In cuine
two (lav eiirlv at llio iiittlmiul Slulno
' coionionlnl to bo lield tliero in .Jiiti'
Thn-wisualiiifd ol the mayors of H , ,,. , (h'lt 0,Mm from ,,
cities tn Oi-rKuit. hKhik with those -t f , ,V()rM , ,.,, .
luw jrt'Kiut:nU of tlio various oliiini-1 ,llonj.,
Iipm of rominor tue l.Olng wmslit for) ms)uis ;im (lVl,.1.,wn ,mllis
(lie petition whlrh I boiiiK p.-ep:ncd In Kl(n Vuev N ,.,., t!S)1...2. )3
invll President Warren !. Hardiny to, i..,.,,,,i' ..',.:...,,, , . n .,,
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intend (lie 1'nrtlnnd Hose Festival.
.Iiiiw 8th next. Mayor tlules slenod I
lUe petition yesterday und (YiiwHidod
It Irt Portland -
Sale bahy , 8ho(s, kIzps , 1. 2, S t.
'black, white,, lirtiwn, nlnk anil blno, on
utile lieulnnliiK Wednesday. Mar. !th,
I'ttic. a iv. , Handicraft Shop. N 7
.Many demands nip lioins made upon
Hie Red Cross T J) rift Shop for men's
r clothing, nnd the supply Is. very. low.
Donations alonv; this line, will he preai
ly nppro-eiated. I'urlly worn rloihine
, is flvaned and mended, and every nr
ment is used to advantage. t
repairs. F.hvood's Auto Shop, IIS
Souih Central, l'lione 7t!!KI. SI
Klmo Throckmorton, of the Apple
sate gection was a visitor in lli'iints
Pass yesterday.
Children's half socks on sale at Kc
per pair. Handicraft Shop, Wednes
day. March l'!th. ?
A new line of embroidery transfers
of initials and monograms. 15 cents
copy. , Deuel's Ait lept.
i XI. K. Lyons of IVuris, Calif., has
letnriied to his home after spending a
week in the etty.on business and visit
ins friends.
CM-.. --I.: t . 1 j I.I I
r v.wr. ,.. ,-,s ... u.s )f t)u, ,oi, t-wss
sion a gold l.al.y rins wlvicli he tonnd I Tni.m gU( on SaturilMV ilfionl,n.
mi the street. The parents of the U ,Su , uriui.k s u 6
owner can ol-tain the rins l.y oallins1 Konm.,u Tunu.r wil, lo.,vp ,,
at the lire department and M.MiilfyltiKjf lht. W(.,,k ou a viMl , friom,s H11(,
relalivts at ronland and All. Ansel.
it
i.iiiinsini s on nesua, newij- er!ran-iQre;;on jj wm
izeii. ojM'n now tor ensagements. per-:
simal attention to private and club
dances. Go anywhere anytime. Phone
Gtfi-R. - .
Ooodwin corsets fitted and altered
-free. t S. Kir strwU Alta Xaylor. 17
Ab eiHlu and oue-half ikiund Imhy
Kirl was horn to Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Y.
Te,nswald a the Sacitd Heart hospital
this mornins. and mother and dausli-
, tcr weae reM)rted this noon as doing
1 nicely- Papa Carl who had mad all
arransements to iia.ne the new- arrival
after his uncle John Westerhmd. is
now Hinderins on the vicissitudes of
life, and walkins up in the clouds.
.Model dress linings absolutely cor
net in measurements. Sinipiy sew in
. yniir dress and work Is clone at the
Vanity Shop. tf
Drop into the Red Cross Thrift Shop
at the Sparta lllds . on Saturday. April
1st. at I p. m. and see what you can
liiiy at the 5c table. fi
A lar.se consignment of bis mail
order house catalogues has added to1
the delivery burdens of the postoffice'
the past few das and put somevthat
of A damper on the joy of living feel
ing" of the mail carriers. . j
Furniture upholstering. Samples of
work on display. Med. Auto Top Co..
"0 X. Gram?. Phone 104! TV
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery.
.OSfl-J-2 i
An order is lK-inip: issued by the ost
master general's department extend
ing rural route No. 4. a distance of
three-ouarters of a mile in order to
afford Sacred Heart hospital direct de
livery MTYiee, effective April 1st This
chanse only adds the hospital building
i( i ne present route service.
Your Ronl'ji questions answered by
one wno Knows. Jtarcourt W. Peck.
w v.. rirst Methodist church, March
26 to April 16. Each evening 7:30.
Saturday excepted). s
Bundles are arriving daily at the
Red Cross Thrift Shop. They contain
everything from raisins to carpet rass.
and from an iron skillet to a perfectly
Kood suit. All are acceptable. What
. have you to add to the collection?
tins Nichols of Kaslo Point, was Friends ' of Vernon II. Vawter are
anions the out of town visitors In the urslns him to enter the primary race
eltv Wednesday. lor the IcKlslntmo on the republican
Crescent m chest i a Kasle l't. Sat.Mickel, There are three caiulldalcs f.r
nlsht. 2'tituis honor now, liulpli t owitlll, John
Just received a new line of stamped it.. CnrMn, and K. II. l elii. It Is tn
wds for appllqtto and embroidery.
IKmicI's Art lVpt.
The work of installing the steel
i a ft era In the Improvements to the
Mediord National Hank is underway.
For the last two years It has been
the custom of the American Lesion t
decorate Hie graves of their buddies
William Miller, a Uimsi.in comleled
in the circuit conn iep day aiso V't'
the linmlary of the I''. .1 llui'cr istiloi
shop In tills city n htill In llio eomilv
jiill under ii two years senieuce. peinl
Ins liivestlttntliui by the ciiiiiI, mid htf
niorcd that tieorse A. Cod dins will be mn. In paroled If clremnstatu'es .lut'ti-
the democratic nominee. The llour-jfv. Miller was convicted almost in
boits nre also urslns WlUmi' Asbpole tlrely on clrctinistantl evldence.-tiiid
to enter the lists loi
Moner.
Janxy, peppy daiieo,
county coninils
Gold lllll. Sat
i ftirnlshed
C. Thomps-.in of the Ciilit'oinU- .Mrs. V,
was a hlaeksniltli atnl a tto.'d one by
occiipatliin.
Klevcii iHiui rnomliig house for rent.
l'lione !SU l i
M, Cliosstuore ntrlvoil last
the national licaduuiirterji at Meridian
biilldins. Iiidianaindis, Ind . not Inter
than May UUh. Information sent In
with (mills must Include. 1. name of
the dead; 2. rank and organization; .".
army serial niiuiber; 4. grave number;
5, lot number; t. name and location of
cemetery; 7, date of death.
Youns lady wants position tu sten
ographer or office work. Will do extra
work in either, l'lione 3S;t J. tf
Spring bonnets for the little girls.
make the trip by priced from 7"c to $4. HO. Call at the
jaitto. Handicraft Shop- v
The . Ladies' Aid of the Christian Mrs. t!. Andrews has retmneil
church w ill serve a chicken dinner I from Portland und resumed her teach
Friday evening at 6:15 p. in. 4n th ' ins at the Andrews Studios.
church basement. Plates fit'e. . S lame and cement Med ford Lumber
Every where you looK you ae a Co.
Chevrolet tf Positive results "for the woman who
The home office team of the Califor-1 cares" obtained in facial and scalp
nia-Oregon Power company known as work. Visit the Marinello Shop. Kloc
the ' Kopko Kilowatts" have challcns- trolysls. expert marcel waving. 4!'
cd. the. baseball team of the Kosne l.ibcrtv llldg. 657-W. S
Uiver division known as the "Rogue I Pi-esident Harding sent to the scn-
Kiver Kuff Nex" to a game of baseball ate yesterday the nomination or John
to be played at a data in the near . McCall for the iosition of postmus-
future. . her at Klamath Falls.
Flowering shrubs and vines. Kdenl Fire insurance. Urown & White.
Valley Nursery. (.m-J-2. 13 Something new-in bend bass, easy to
A meeting: of the De Molay for Iloys inake. Free instructions. Handicraft
will be held at the Masonic hall Thurs- Shop. ' 7
day evening at 7::U. Work iu the 11. O.iklev. of the engineering divl-
De Molar IVgree. Itefreshmenls-lsion of the Standard Oil comiiaiiv is in
Order of Committee. Jthis city for a few days on business
Aiesdames, O. II. Good and Ernest X. having arrived from Hoselmrs yester-
Itideu. of Medford.-were callers Tues jday.
ilay on Mrs. Claire Minard at the Plaza Hest garden loam for sale. Phone
confectionery. Ashland Tidings. !'U'J. tf
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian) If (Cs Insurance we write it R A.
church, will serve a chicken dinner flolmes. Tho Insurance Man.
Friday evening at 6:13 p. m. in the Mr. and Mrs. II. E. llcnson nnd L. F.
church Imsement. Plates Sec. S I.ozier were among the Medford visi-
Stamped pillow cases for crochet I tors in Roseburg this week.
and embroidery. Dejiel s Art Dept. Dance Eagle Point every Sat. nisht.
A. It. Cunningham. O. O. Alenderferl 29
and It. W. Paul are attending the Laundry' work done. Phone 455-Y.
Electrical Dealers convention in Cor- 31S
vallis today and tomorrow. H. L The I", of O. Glee club which gave a
Walther is also attending. concert in this city last nlsht is play-
Auto Insurance. Prown & White. ins in Ashland tonight, from which
Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call J city they will go, to Roseburs.
at building site. Minnesota street H j Auto tops of quality. Med. Auto
A. Thierolf. ! Top, 30 N. Grape. Phone 104. 7
Charles Forsythe of Glendale, Ore..! Hemstitching and pecoting Sc at
is spending a-few days in the city 'the Vanity Shop. tf
transacting business. J James Grieve who is in the city for
Every day jieople call this office and I a few days visit reports that the road
want to know- almut registering. Nol between Medford and Prosect is in
who sleep in foreign soil each Mcinor-jOremm. Power company returned Inst nisht from southern California where
ial day. Also to offer the services of;,,xonjn(r frotn v:ugem and will spend. he spent the w'inlcr.
the legion to those who cherish graves several days in this city on luisim-ss. Kx service man, with local r rer
overseas and can mt place their tti Several thousand dollars to loan OU ''is of reliiible part lea, wants ai d or
Imte on them in person. Any who wish improved ranch security. O . C, Moggs. saiibui work, itellublo party. Phone
to take advantage of this offer should Mrs. Waiter Keiitner of Reno, N'ev , liM-K or call at llornco Uvans. N
send funds for the purpose direct to Is visiting friends and relatives iu this 1 Central. tl
Rain is the prediction for tonight
and Friday. . The coming change was
--anticipated In the stormy appearance
and feeling of this forenoon. , j
, The Ladies' Aid of. the Christian
church will hold a bazaar at the
church, Friday evening. Chicken din
ner also served at 6:15. $
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
diurch will serve a chicken dinner
Friday evening at 6:15 p. m. in the
church basement. Plates 00c. S
II. C. Powell of the local Southern
Pacific railroad baggage and freight
employes staff, returned to work today
-Hfter an Illness with, the flu.
What about that "white elephant"
-you've been wanting to disjiose of?
That vase, or odd dish, or the Christ
mas presents you got and caa't use?
Why not send them to the Red Cross
Thrift Shpu? . . 6
.Frozen automobile, tractor and triick
cylinders welded.- re-inforced and
one connected with this office is doing
registering fchis year. T
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Wood, phone 108.
711 East Main street
Mrs. Verna Parkes who sustained
islislit cuts on the forehead u-hen tthe
the
was mined against
when the auto in which she was riding
with her sister-skidded against a!
phone pole. Is improving rapidly.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 13
When In need of shingles and roof
in? call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cheney of San
Franc'isco are guests at the Hotel Med
ford as are It. V. Weed of Eugene, B.
M. Schuman of New York, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Andrews of Portland, Clay,
ton R. Long of Corvallis. It. E. Shaw
of Pasadena, E.. H. Gerard nnd daugh
ter of Striughton. Wis., and Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. McGraw of Marshall, Minn.
Fruit and shade trees. Eden Valley
Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 15;
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
Miss Isobol Stuart who is spending
fair condition, nnd that from Medford
to Trail the road Is excellent. He says
that there is but little snow at Pros
pect at the present time.
Higgest dance this season. Gold Hill.
10
Just received: liedspreads for em-
windshle'.d broidery. staniKd on Indian head and
needleweave. Handicraft Shop. 7
Wayne J. Plckler, Grants Pass rep
resentative of the Standard OH com
pany was a Bedford visitor today.
We carry a full line of ladies"
hosiery at the Vanity Shot). tf
When in need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street. '
Mrs. Chester C. Kubli of the Apple
gate spent Wednesday in the city
visiting friends and shopping.
If you want to lease a first class
modern unfurnished apartment of four
rooms, including two bedrooms, also
a sleeping iiorch, call at the Cargill
apartments. Ii
Repairing on ladies' and men's wear
ing apparel neatly done. Charges rea-
CRAMPS, PAINS
AND BACKACHE
St Louis Woman Relieved by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
- St Louis, Mo. "I was bothered
; rritb cramps and pains every month and
had oac K acne and
had to go to bed as 1
could not work. My
mother and my
whole familyalwayg
took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound for such
troubles and they
induced me to try it
and it bas helped me
very much. 1 don't
have cramps any
more, and I can do
my housework all through the month.
1 recommend your Vegetable Compound
to my friends for female troubles."
Mrs. Deli.a Scholz, 1412 Salisbury
Street; St. Louis,- Mo.
Just think for a moment. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
been in use for nearly fifty years. It is
sonable. The Pantorlum. Phone 214. 'Chevrolet
city and Jacksonville, The Keutneis
who have resided in tho Nevada metro-
jpolis for the last seven years will
move to lios Angeles May 1st.
Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. F.den
Valley Nursery, tisu j LI
The county court .tourneyed to the
Foots Creek district Wednesday after
noon to Inspect road conditions) allot
sending the morning session in audit
Ins bills and attendins 1 1 routine mat
tors.
Italic Gold Hill, Sat.. Apiil Nt. It)
M. C. TIpU'll ami A K. Coo of the
Motograph Motion 'Display Adv. Co,, ut
Portland left this morning after a
several days business visit with H. I.
Iiromley of this city.
Attention, ex Soldiers: Hanchea sold
under Soldiers lionus plan or pay with
sharo of cn.-r. like rent. Gold Kay
Kcalty Company. tf
C. M. Delin or Oakhind. Calif, has
been in Medford for a few days visit
ing relatives and friends.
When you want dry mill blocks Just
call Valley Fuel Company. Phono 7tl.
.Mrs. i pas. i. Sweeney ami daughter
l.'ditli returned last evening n-oiii port
land, after bavins attended the siaml
oMra season iu tiuit city. The trio
home was made In a Ford coupe In
lo'j hours time. The ladies left Port
land at 7 a. jn yesterday and arrived
here at ID p. m.. bavins stopM-il 1 1
hours for lunch In Corvallis.
Always a bis crowd, i dd Hill. hi
J. H. Thumps ui and II. Warner of
San Francisco left for the south this
morning after a short business visii in
Medford.
Please remember that classified nds,
locals ami small ads are cash la ad-,
vance. Hring in your ads and da not
use telephone. tf
I A. 8. Hilton who lias Ih-cii 111 with
the flu returned t his duties at the.
California-Oregon Power company of
flee today.
C. L. Goff writes insurance on any
thing. Telephone -II.
Tom Kay and .Mrs. Kay lenve for
Medford by auto tonight, stopping at
Eugene and Kosebiirg. They will visit
their daughter, who will return with
them for a visit in Salem Salem
Capital Journal.
Snyder tr&ehesilr. Gold' 11 II Sat. Hi
Mrs. Hert Greer und daughters Lil
lian and Elbert, who have been in Call-
lornla for a year, will return to tlidr
Ashland homo early In April. Mr
Greer will leave by auto to bring them
Jiome.
Cash price for lime sulphur f.75 lb.
Hear Creek Orchards. MM. tf
The following men have fllii.l their
candidacy for tho position of postmas
ter ut Jacksonville: John Miller. Fred
Fick. Riiy Coleman, I. W. Lagshaw,
Jr., G. It. Chnpmun and V. C. Thorny
son. A second civil service examina
tion will be held April th.
New line of Pacific Package goods:
Children's dresses, cais, gowns,
blouses and aprons, all made for yon
to embroider. Handicraft Shop. 7
Farmers will start at once in the
annual ixdsonint; of digger spilrrels
Thousands of tljo pests were killed
last year, but they seem to be i.h thick
as ever, and one theory Js .they mi
grate from Siskiyou county wi-re
there are no rigid pois'in laws to make
the deficit m the ranks'.
r.verywni;re "ou look yon eee a
l be women of llio c.iW side are
literally "up In arms" oer the Ii'-1-
uuelicy of the Visits of u "Potiplntt
I'om." whose specialty appears to t
lsitltlS hollies uliwle it Is kltovMI the
men folks are absent, -Ashland 'l't I-
ings.
This offlco Is propurod ti print
ledger sheets, bills, rie used on tho
bookkeeping lynchluoa. Don t nlvaj
your orders to travcliiut nietl nnd have
them prllited out of Modford. Phono
us ninl we, w ill call. If
C. II. ClirlHtcltscn, chief of police,
this morulas leccivod the follow tun
tele '.nun; "Tli Atediord ('niter dull
unanimously and highly resolve tdul
toil Immediately notify II 1 1. Fiobath,
secretary of Hit) Medford cbain'tcr d
commerce, (hut a search warrant cov
eting trapping and h!) H kel Is lo
be Issued foithwllh, Ftuliaeb Is in
lending the school of c'lnuiei i bil club
secretaries and may v found ul
I rieailly ball. Signed, C:ater Culi
committee." The Crater i lub Is a new j
booster organiufleii of yiiutm litin(ncst
men ttho hate taken lli-i oieims ol :
lettin ; an absent member l.n thnt
while g nu be is not lorsotteii, - j
Kiigcne Daily Guard. i
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TWO
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DAYS I
Ono of tho most fiiHoliirittiig; screen
stories ol the day.
Scssue Ilayaknwa i,t
Where Lights Are Low"
A inyiittuy utory of Frisio'a Chinutowii,
LARRY, SEMON
SAWMILL"
Nltipstb k ioiucd niiKiug Hie i-i'duood id I nllfoi nbi, Willi
I mi)' pbiilng ibe pint of ii luml i-l l.n k.
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SATURDAYD0UGI.A3 FAIRBANKS iu "THE NUT"
aie
Men's AU-Wool
Suits selling 1 C
as. low as v"
Boys' Suits $3.50
Bo'ys' Ail-Wool
Suits, with 2 pairs
of Pants
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Ttit riHr AksIImI an M( ililiat(iM K '
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Flitt Apprnc In tb Wt in Svrl Yrt ef America'
Foramoat Ac (.
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S1.J4; ncU I riu, 3.3t: in tl 3 not. l a"; IniIiiiicc II l.
r tn.
Of course if you have
plenly of money and
have a hard time to
spend your income, its
all right. But if you
have to do a little figur
ing to make both ends
meet you better have a
look. You can save
from Ten to Fifteen
Dollars on your Suit.
fhA o.ln I. . L V . .
Enaninteed. - Only the finest pre-heat- ": "'T, " 7" ,
ins fuels and metals ime.l Vnlean ) '"" alu'"1 l",s "l
Uwllnf uwt. a I--,.-. . ciiKene uie nisi oi ine
t ii iirntoiiK io-r woi k ai wie i. . 01
O.
Hurbank and Corey's ThornlesK
hlackherry. Ifden Vallev Xus-Herj.
rH0J-2. r.i
Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt. Sat.
niht. 29
Joe Holmes, local S. P. baggageman
Is ill with the flu and is also suffering
from an attack of rheumatism which
confines him to his home.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumbt-r
Co. ' .
Ilonnets of organdie for the wee
little Kills, pink, pale yellow, coral and
blue. Handicraft .Shop. 7
Reports from the mouth of the
RoKue river indicate that the chlnook
salmon nre entering the river in large
numbers. The salmon are not very
plentiful In the upper river at this
time, although a few have beun seen.
The flslilni; season at the mouth will
open In a few weeks at which time
mest of the fish will be taken. Grants
Pass Courier.
Stop! Look! Listen! The Blab wood
guy h.is come alive and is now book
ing orders for green slahwood I'jr
early delivery commencing next Tues
day. .V. u. New-comb. Phone 631. S
When better automobiles are built,
P-uIck will build them. tf
prepar.d from medicinal plants, by the ,,cnt ... ln , , ,.,,,.
utmost pharmaceutical skill, and suDe
rior methods. The ingredients thus
combined in the Compound correct the
conditions which cause such annoying
symptoms a had been troubling Mrs.
' IScholz. The Vegetable Compound exer
. ciaet a restorative influence of the most
desirable character, correcting the trou
. ble in a gentle but, efficient manner.
This is noted, by tbe disappearance, one
after another, of the disagreeable
yDiptoina.
phone. The trouble Is In Hi-curing the
apidiances, the futtories belns? unable
to supply the demand. -JIarry Iioscn
Iktk, who was the first purchaser has
been able to secure only a part of his
machine, the rest belni; on the road. ,
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.
Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night.
- 29
Joe Poor of Ashland, a veteran engi
neer on the Southern Pacific spent
"tyedncsUay in the city. i j
Hemstitching,
, Picoting,
8c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shon. tf
Don't forget Gold Mill dance Sat. 10
-.Mr. and Mrs. .fames Hert P.arton
and Frank Stoddard of Seattle .are
among the gucstd at the Hotel Holland
Among olher guests are II. Oakley of
Roseburg, Maurice X. Kbn and J. S.
Evans of Eugene, M. L. Urand of Co
lumbus, O., .Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dtvltt
of San Francisco and Mr. and .Mrs.
V. F. Ueidogle or Portland. , .
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta..
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
Xiillone. Phone G85-J. . tf
M. Ii. Leonard,' local Standard Oil
man, received word yesterday that he
had been promoted to the position of
operator in charge of the company's
.service station on West Main Htreet.
i L. A. Murphy will start a milk route
in the city beginning Saturday, April
1st. Phone l-F-1.1. 9
Hard times made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop
like rent. Gold Ruy Koalty company, tf
K. V. Carter of Ashland spent Wed
nesday afternoon In tho city visiting
friends , and attending the . weekly
meeting of the foium. .
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Telephone 1010 Itoguo Valley Floral
Co., for your cut flowers and plants.
Night phone 149-W. 320
The process of pouring concrete for
the piers and foundation of the new
Medford Furniture and Hardware Co.
building bas begun and forms are be
ing erected for the pouring of the
walls. ,
Will pay 23c apiece for hatching
turkey eggs under your netting hens.
Eggs furnished. Phono 28-J-3, it
tf
S. (i. Clark of the California .Oregon
Power company, office .'it Giants Puss
was a Medford buuinesx visitor yester-day.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Clayton u, Mmg of the ). A. V'.
arrived in this cily yesterday and Is
visiting' friends and attending to btisl
ness matters here.-
FOR SORE THROAT
' Jion't take cliancti Urt right now to
reduce the inflammation. The best and
quickest icmdy ,
MUSTARINE
"ine for chet colds, neuritis, neuralgia
and rheumatism. Will not blister 30c
60c -yellow bo,' . . v'
Sleep Sound Tonight
ur. Carter's ft.4 O.Tea
A mtrou(ipacke o( tbii Ureal vrgi-t1l
lf fur iOc almr Ux.illvr--.. jpli-ndidtonk fur
lom h. Iivrr and bnwclihl ake h'ilcupery
nighl. brrwilyiiurMli.KnlluU'hildrenntcdlL
IIHATH'H lmix'j IVVitKK
DR. RICKERT
lf 3Z0r .
Shoes
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Now about Shoes.
We have the best
shoes in town.and
the price is right.
You can save from
$2 to $5 on a pair
of shoes.
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Everything else priced
along the same line.
Just a little less. .
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"That's All Today"
"The Cheapest
Store in the
West"
WILL, H.WILSON
Eye3 Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
NO DKOl'S USKII
Hroken le nses Arciii-ately Duplicated
lrAC'ioHY o.v nti;Misi;s ,
' VOH K, Main. 1'iMHlni
AWNINGS AND
TENTS
Med. Tent & Awning W'ks
Opposite S, P, Depot, .
m - . w t.
The ONEI BEST SHOE in the U. 5. at the Price
The Edmonds Shoe Company of Milwaukee, makes jimt ONE
shoe, on three laats. Army but, medium toe anil narrow toe.
Every pair is maclo of the highest (rrado of mohogany calf.
It is impossible to make a better shoo. Tiiey are able to
produce much better value in this way, and we in turn pass it
on to tho trade.
The Wonderful Shoes arc sold at $7.50 per pair.
It pays you beat to buy "Edmonds Foot-Fitters.'
, Price $7.50
C. M. Kiiid & Co.
223 East Main Street
ASHLAND BRANCH
Oregon State Normal
nt-
At ASHLAND, OREGON
June 19-JuIy 28, 1922
Full Xuniuil, ('mirsc Pniclioc kcIkioI fur nil urtj Ji'S. " Music:
ilcpiirlmi'Ml. very sli'mivr. JVcliolnyry, cdiiciilioiinl liicuHurc
ini'iils, sociiilnyy, ninl hcIhioI liuuintfeiiiiMit (iji (lcii)iinil.
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Fur iiil'onriiition wi-iio GEO. A. BRIS00E, Diroctor.
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