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LOOK WHAT CASH
WILL DO
Corn Meal, 9-pound sack white or yellow
, sack v 25c
Graham (hard wheat) fine or coarse,
sack . . . 45c
WholeWheat (hard wheat) sack 45c
Rolled Oats . . ; 55c
Wheat Hearts, sack 75c
Olympic Pan Cake Flour, sack ..... 70c
In spite of the fact that Coffee has advanc
cd, we can sell you a good blend for,
lb. 20c
bcd&ieis LA FOLLETTE IN
Mrs. Norman Noriiilln who arrived
hero UiIh morning from Portland to
spend (lit week end visiting r hill vi,
will lid Joined by tier htlslmud this
morning ntl they will return to Port
land Humlay night.
"lii'uuly I tin' fli-Ht Klft Hint uutiirei
give to women and tho first sbo tukun '
away," K. llurnhnm's toilet roqulMltt, -nlmi.JIMM.ln.
hnlrdrciulng, marileur- WASHINGTON, April 21. --Coming,
fnclul massage, scalph tnutnu'tilrt, , , . , .....
hair dyeing. Medford Ibiauly Bhop, '"'" -"-""K the laa
Mndwrd liulMlne. Phone VJI U. U j '' of rlhM n miViil "" "
sought in a resolution inti-oilm-ed to-
ATTACK, BACKED
BY JOE DANES
Louie's
Free delivery
Phone 271
You know what Sherman said about war
Well-
That goei double for forest fires.
OUR SERVICE-
WHAT IT MEANS
Wo pride ourselves on our service.
Every day we are trying to better
it. This is what it means to you.
1 Always courteous, prompt at
tention to big and small orders.
2 New low prices on all stock in
line with late price changes.
3 Absolutely all new Stock.
4 Increased count school tablets.
5 Only high grade stock of the
finest quality.
MAY WE SHOW YOU FURTHER WHAT OUR "SER
VICE" MEANS?
BOOKS, STATIONERY, OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Corner Book Store
"Service"
Comet Main and Bartlctt Phone 882 II
New Imlli towel with fiint colored j
bonier. Handicraft Shoo. 2U
Tim Appnrcl ('immur. nnd Hatters
are nnw located in llu-lr now modern
fin- proof building ul Vli North Klver
side, uiid have In tlu'ir employ u
practical cleaner ami dyer, 2U year
'MTi ni'.! New opto date machinery
hint liiiii Installed which enable them
to ilo Mull grade wirk. ' 31
Kiockiucn are bruml lure cattle pre
paratory to turning, litem out on the
i nn Km for the minimr-r. Muny appli
ed! Iiiiih have been filed with the forest
'rvlre for grazing privileges in re
serve adjacent to thin section.
Flowering shrubs and vines. Kd'-n
Vullny Nursery. OtJOJ-2. 27
Ksve tint forest; they ore our fu
tur revenue, find buy VIluio flour.
Keep the money at honn;. f 1.8(1 per
sack delivered. Hutchison & Lums
U'n. 20
For dancing, Lounnpncb's orchestra.
Tint School llevue, given by all th
school will ho presented at the high
jNrhiMil auditorium this evening at 8
O'clock,
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johniton,
JfWuliT. tf
Notice to Water rsers: Owing to
rvpalri on plxi line between roiti'rvoir
and city, water will be abut off from 9
p. m. u midnight Friday, April 21.
! water Hupt. 2
UiIh of nice aprliiK chicken and
mtdilta. Star llcat Market. 2C
Curpentpra are at work rcmodellug
the Intiirlor of the Heath drug atore
and iRHtullinK a balcony. The work
will ha finlahed hy tht flrat of nxt
Ihtrllnit Ummed drHe (or the
two and" four yt'ar old Klrl. Handicraft
Khop. . ;s
oiU to Water I'm-ra: Owing to
r-p;ilr ou plo lino hetwwn riwn'oir
and rliy, water lll he nhut off from 9
p. m. to tnldnlKht Friday. April 21.
Water HupL 2C
Ktv dirt for lawns or garden. CjiIJ
at hiilldinK alte, Minnewota street H.
A. Thlerolf.
Cliaileit (iny left yi-ntorday afternoon
for St:rkton. Calif., from which city
h win procm-d to Iteno, Nct., where
hp haa taken a position with the Clark
Henry company. The contract taken
iy mo i-oiiipnny In that city la a two
,y ar contract and Mr. (lay exptcta to
:1k gone for aome time. The Gaya
day hy Kenator l.aFolleite, Kepuhll
r.an, WiHconaln, who at tlm Maine tlm"
mudo piihllc a Htitur from Jogephua
Panle'n, former aei n ia'ry of the nary,
opposing the leaainij of the Kovcrn
ment domnlrt.
Mr. I'anlela said in IiIh letter that
when thn flrat claims for lease rlxhm
on naval reservim were examined hy
tho navy department It was found
that they were asked for hy parties
working In thn Ktoi k yards of Chi
cago, who thought they were Klgnlng
a petition for an election.
Kenator I.aKollette's resolution
calls for all documents ami corres
pondence between the president, the
navy and Interior departments and
Ickrpcs on the naval reserve, including
those In California as well as Wyoming.
IXscusslon of the resolution was de
ferred at Senator I.a Toilet te's re
UOht.
Former Secretary Daniels' letter
said that all during bis administra
tion he bad fouKhl leasing for the
naval roferves. ,
EVEN COCKROACH
IS
RADIO
FAN
SAYS
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insist uponKello
the original Lorn fl
tmyn wonderful
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um Wn't h'9 any
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lit ktHlt' CH
t'tmhmtt 'cnurm I Itk
Ktllptt't much
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Kellogg flavor and Kellogg crispness are so
different that there can be no comparison be
tween Kellogg's Corn Flakes and imitations.
Little folks quickly say, "Get Kellogg's,
Mother please," because Kellogg's are never
tough or leathery or hard to eat! Kellogg's are
always so delicious that big bowls quickly dis
appear and eager little mouths appeal for more i
And big folks appreciate the superiority or.'
KelloggTs because their flavor is so inviting.
Kellogg's arc wonderful!
Insist upon Kellogg's tho
mw9P box that bears the signature of
taACTFD W. K. Kellogg, originator of
TOAait1 KelWe's Corn Flakes. NONE
CaKIl ARK GENUINE WITHOUT
UAKfcS IT!
it y
CORNFLAKES
Alia aiaVtri ol KfcLLOCG'? KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooktd InnnbUd
have sold their home on Mistletoe
avenue.
Mem twoplece suits dry cleaned
and steam .pressed 11,00. Uring yonr
cloanlng and dyeing and save money.
Apparel Cleaners, 6J2 North Riverside.
31
This office la prepared to print
calling enrda from your copper plate.
Also buslnesa cards, letter heads and
envelopes from your stool dies, la 24
buuni. ifm
tVoeen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders wcldtxl. d-lnforced and
gtinruntecd. tmly the- finest preheat
InR fuelH and meuia utii. Vulcan
Woldlng Works, 39 H. Front street. tf
James K. tirleve rcturnej this mor
ning from a several days business
visit in IVrtland aud will return to
l'ni8Mct today ancotiipanM by Earl
Hemphill who will assist hliu in Instal
ling his radio set.
Take time to extinguish your camp
fire, and buy fancy Nvtted (lem pota-lM-s
2.;5 tHr loo lbs, delivered. Hutch
Ison & Luiumlen. 2S
AVe are watch spH-iallsts. Wo guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler. tf
tiladloll and Tuberose bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery. CSO-J-S. , 27
According to announcements receiv
ed by mom bora of tho Craters club tho
entertainment 'Tuesday night for the
ladles is complete and the ladles will
bo exported to glgglo In at least three
octaves. The announcement says
there will Ik) no Ice nearer tho enter
talnment than Crater lake.
Wutch repairing of that quality that
gives gallafactiou at Johnson,
jeweler. . tf
Durbimlt nud Corey'B Thornless
bltickberry. Eden Valley Nursery.
C80 J-3. 27
Choice beef stow, per pound. 12Hc,
Ktftr Market. 6
M. 0. Evans of Salem, who Is well
known In this city whore ho resided
for somo time and la field representa
tive of tho Oregon Growers Coopera
tive association, wns in tho city Thurs
dny nfternoou and night from Grants
I'ass whoro ho lias been spending sev
eral ua.V8 in looking after .association
nffnlrs In thut city.
Vhen you go camping bo auro your
fire Is out, and don't forgot your camp
supplies will bo carefully filled, double
checked and packed at Hutchison &
Luuiadon. 28
Fruit and shodo trees. Eden Valley
Nursery. 680-J-3. 27
Ahen la nwil ot Bash and doors.
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Mala street. .
K. II. Pock, of Medford. hns boon ono
or tho Portland visitors this woek
Hemstitching,
Picotlng,
So per yd. ,
Muttons covorod.
lianrucrart Bhop. f
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery. 680aJ-3. 37
lien in neod of shingles and roof
ing can wullace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Minn,
HAUKlHUfltO. I'a.. April 15.
The troublesome cmkriuuii is a ra
dio fun" and communicate by wire-b-Mt
with his brotbt-rs and sinters,
Howard Zimmerman of Harrtsbure.
a sertceiint ni.ijor In the l'emiHylvatiiu
Naiional (tUKid tteli'vi-i. mid hu
m-cks to prove It by experiment, the
reoults of which were madu public
today.
in a bug infested barracks in I.ux
unilMi'g, under the direction of Cap
tain Arnihtrong of the Fifth division.
kIkiiuI corps, with wbkh Borireant
Zimmerman was serving shortly
after the armlntlce, the discovery
in me in tha natural order of events.
"We were having night rudlo school
and- were working 4n the Khortent
poNhible wbkv length," tlie siTgeaiit
explained. "The wti were three
fit t apart on a glass top table.
"One nlKbt every! lling was work
ing H-rfectly wlun suddenly our
tutes tx-g-an to net quevrly. Hy the
flickering UkIiI of thw CHndle we lo
cated a cockroach between the re
ceiving and traiiMiiitting apparatus.
Wo removed him and, to our surprise
the operation again became normal.
This led to further experiments,
which established our conclusions."
Just Listen to This for
SATURDAY
Leather Shopping Bags and Purses
Combined, only - - - - 52c
This is certainly just like finding 'em, and they are awful handy.
Why pay $1.75 and $2.00 for one?
Ladies' Pink Vests, for . 35c to 75c
9-4 Ppp'l Bleached Sheeting, Saturday only, per yard ..... .53c
Some beautiful Serpentine Crepes. Saturday only, per yard 29c
Marcel Irons, the kind that makes the wave , ,23c
CRETONNES CRETONNES CRETONNES
Another big shipment of Ginghams. Come in and look these over
$1.25 bottle Lavoris, the great mouth wash . . .; '. . . .96c
3 packages Epsom Salts, for . 12c
50c size Brownatone hair coloring 44c
60c jars Pond's Vanishing Cream 54c
Tanlac, per bottle. Saturday only 97c
BIG LINE OF VEGE TABLES AND FRUITS
Our grocery department is always full of good things and our
PRICES are always below the other fellow: "
Large package Golden Rod Oats "27c
White or yellow Corn Meal, per sack 25c
Ghiradelli's Chocolate, 1 pound can . 28c
White Wonder Laundry Soap, 8 bars for 30c
Fisher's Pancake Flour, per package 24c
Curve cut Macaroni, 3 pounds for 22c
Sunbrite Cleaner, 2 packages for 13c
Make out your list and phone early, but don't overlook the shop
ping bags.
JONES of course
Cheapest Store in Medford
Phone 125-126 Free Delivery
PEK N S TAKEN
OVER BY GOVERNOR
OF
INCUR
A
PEKING. April 21 (By Associated
Press.) The troops of General Chang
Tso-Un. governor of Manchuria, today
took possession of Peking and Tien
Tslng, replacing tlm local police forces
of those cities. The transfer of author
ity was devoid of incident.
Tho only sign of hostility between
t hnng-Tso LIn and General Wu Pel Ku
commander ot Central China forces
was tho cutting of the Peklng-Fukow
railroad at a pvint south of Tien Tsln
which caused inconvenience to a num
ber of American travelers enroute to
Shanghai.
President Hsu-Sliih-Chang regards
COMB SAGE TEA III
TO
It's
Grandmother's Recipe
keep her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.
IT
to
the threatened civil war between the
firces of Chang Tso-Lln and Wu Pei-Fu
as taking on a grave aspert
Wang Shih-Chen, who was premier
under former President Yuan Shih
Kai, is endeavoring to bring about con
ciliation, proposing that the two lead
ers establish equal military authority,
while the prospective national conven
tion deliberates concerning the fate of
the country.
The various foreign legations are
simply awaiting developments.
ST. LOCIS. April 51. A mule,
typically stubborn and understanding
only the German Innguago. died on
board a city harbor boat from fright
and heart uilure after it bad Ix-en ma
rooned position on tho river. Cup
tain W. II. Hornbrook reported to
day. Two families, thlr livestock
and chattels were taken to safety, he
said.
The mule being commanded in
Knglish to walk the plank to tho
boat's deck refused, and after an
hour's cajoling, beating and com
manding, finally obeying tho Ger
man command of its owner. After
hoarding tho bout, however, the
mule eolln)Ncd and died.
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BONDS
County bonds yielding 4.90
City bonds yielding to 67
Canadian Province, yielding to 5.30
Canadian City, yielding to 6 !
Irrig'n. Dist. Bonds, yielding to 61
Corporation Bonds, yielding to 7.70
Foreign Bonds, yielding to 9
C. E. Miller & Company
Portland, Ore
The eld-time mixture of Sags Tea
ana euipnur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair ' is grand
mother's recipe, and folks are again
using it to Keep tncir balr a good,
even color, which Is quite sensible, as
we are living In an age when a youth
ful appearance is cf the greatest ad
vantage. Nrwadaya, though, we don't have
tha troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product. Improved by the addition of
other Ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage
and 8ulphu Compound." it Is very
popular because nobody can discover
it haa been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a ttn.e: by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what de
lights the ladies with Wyeth'a Sags
and Sulphur Compound, la that, be
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also pro
duce that soft lustre and appearance
of abundance which Is so attractive.
This reudy-to-use preparation is a de
lightful tollot requisite for those who
desire a more youthful appearance. It
la not intended for the cure, mitiga
tion Of prevention of disease,
Fresh Home Made
. CAKES
We are now able to furnish you with EXTRA QUALITY HOME
, MADE CAKES.
Mrs. Margaret Goodwin has kindly consented to place her cakes
on sale at our store. These cakes are first quality, and we will
have them fresh every day.
ORDER ONE NOW FOR SUNDAY
Personal Attentidh Prompt Service
M. E. Marsh
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
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