PiVTJE TWO
MKnF01?n: MAnj-TT?mtTNTi;"MKnFOn.T,ORKnON. TTTTTTJSDAV, MAY' I, 10
TTocdl and
Personal
Aft th tlie depth of snow nt Oratfr
Lake nnlioniil park StiperlntMiilpnt
Sparrow has received Inforitintlnn Hint
on April !!0th tltern wns 14 feet nt th
Incltfe at the rim, and 8 foot and fit
Incites at Anna Spring canin, f iv
miles lower down. This dfitli is almui
three Inrlips leas than at the same
date laat ear. Willi warmer weather
the (tnow will bein to disappear fust,
probably leaving the, usual small qnun
tlty remaining when the Reason offic
ially opens, July 1st
When in need of shingles and roof
In call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 K.
Main.
BarRalns second-hand bicycles. Lib
erty Repair Shop, 41
When yotr are tired, there is one
plane to go for enjoyment. Come down
tO'-the- Riverside Community Club
dance, Sat. nile. May 6 Oh boy! Some
time Spot dances. 3T
A big delegation of Odd Fellows
have planned to go to Cold Hill this
evenlnn to visit the encampment there
and witness the series of degrees con
ferred on a class of candidates.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. : tf
Lattice and all kinds of moulding,
our own make. Trowbridge Cabinet
Works. 4i
Regulation army shoes that fit your
feet; buy a pair and you will have
comfort as well as good service. Sum-
mer weight Kalbriggan union suits 95c.
All wool' cashmere army socks. 35c 3
pair for $1.00. Wallace Bros, silver
ware, set ot 6. knives and 6 forks, 75c;
six teaspoons 15c. Just what you want
to take on your camping trip. Trade
at the Array Store and save money.
United Army Stores, 32 Central Ave.
So. 39
Ret; A. V. Rhoades, local pastor of
the Seventh Day Art vent Ists, will attend-
the church convention at San
Francisco. May 11th, as the delegate
from. Medford, and will join the dele
gation from the northwest here on ar
rival of their special train of sleeping
can which leaves Portland Monday
evening.
This office Is prepare .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
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Mrs. M. T.. Edwards has moved her
stenographic' and multigraph offices
from the third floor of the Liberty
building to rooms 405-406-407 and 40S
on the fourth floor of the same build
ing. . . .43
Mrs. A. J. Klocker of Medford, with
her old friends, Mrs. Steinnieu of
Missouri, and Miss Steinmetz of Iowa,
were in Grants Pass today. Grants
Piss Courier.
So. 1 Netted Gem potatoes $2.25 per
100 lbs. delivered any place In town.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 41
" Cut flowers, Darwin tulips. X. S.
Bennett. 6 SO. 37
'Tents Xew wall and auto tents
made, of government standard 29-inch
wide' canvass, all new and in all stan
dard .sizes, our prices will surprise
you. Xew army pup tents $2.95. O. D.
wool army blankets at the low price of
$2.95,. like new. , Extra heavy khaki
pants $2.75. Extra heavy khaki
breeches $3.25. Genuine blue cham-
bray. shirts $1.00, at United Army
Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 39
Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Uoak of Denver,
Colo.,, were guests at the Hotel Med
ford last night and this morning, as
were Charles Hall of Coos Bay, Mr.
and Mrs. X. T. Story of Berkeley, Cal.,
E. E. Henry of Corvallis. C. L. Urown
of Chicago, C. H.. Perry of San Fran
cisco and J. M. Terrill and P. M. Pros
per of Boston, Mass. .
' Rest garden loam lor sale. Phone
912-J... tf
Clean, dry storage to rent. Xo
household goods. Low rates. Mason,
Ehrman & Co. 41
Have that soiled or faded garment
cleaned or dyed. Forsythe, 116 Mistle
toe. Phone 341. 40
lli Chandler Egan of Medford, for
merly national golf champion, Is reg
istered at the Benson. The Oregon-
Jan.- ,
A special service in Interest ' of
young people Is announced for Sunday
evening at the First' Baptist church.
Kev. F. U. Leach will give a practical
A well attended and very profitable ,V moving of the ,lucMi
community millinery making mootluKitlumo Protective Humiliation
m County
on will lo
of the women of the Central Point hoc- hold at the public library this eveiiliiR
tion was held yesterday nt the home! to discuss the question of whether or
message on "Climbing- the Ladder ofiof Mrs. A. T, l.nthrop near that city. I not local fishermen shall be allowed to
Success." Some good music is planned
for the service. .,.
. Found A place where they repair
nil makes of cars, rebnre cylinders,
Mll DM.iivo pistons," McQnny-Xorris
rings. Liberty cars. A square deal
place t(jj trade. Riverside Garage, tt
See onr window of laces fie per yard,
Hutchison & Lumsden. . 41
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rrown arrived
Monday from Tart, Calif., having been
called there by the serious illness of
Mrs. Brown's father, Mr. Win. C.
Hutler of Kagle Point, who died Tues
day, May 2. Mr. and Mrs. Brown made
the i'i HI mile trip in twelve hours.
Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner of
Portland, will administer the apostolic
rite of confirmation at Trinity Episco
pal church in Ashland tonlnht. He
will siend Friday at Grants Pass,
When in need ot sash and doors i
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to:
"11 E. Main street
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, SaL
59
Mason, Ehrman 4; Co. will pay cash
for local grown prunes and beans, any
quantity. 41
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wagner of Hilt
were business visitors in this city and
Ashland yesterday.
Young lady wants position as sten
ographer or office work. Will do extra
work In either. Phone 383-J. tf
The Medford Domestic Laundry is
open to the public all this week and
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
3S
Lace 5c yard. Insertion 3e yard.
See our window.' Hutchison & Lums
den. s 41
Mr. and- .Mrs. Charles Knight left
last night for a several weeks sojonrn
in the east, traveling together as fur
as Chicago from where Mrs. Knight
will go to New Castle, Pa,, and he will
go to El rlnt O: ; .
srrs. E. L. Schmidling of San Fran
cisco, arrived here Tuesday to attend
the funeral of her grandfather, Wm. C.
Butler of Eagle Point.
We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, St
under the instruction nt Mrs, Jessie
1). McComh, state leader of home dem
onstration agents and Miss Florence
Pool, county homo demonstration
agent.
You ore specially invited to visit the
new ti-to-date plant of the Medford
Domestic Laundry, SO N. Riverside,
any day this week and on Wednesday
and Thursday nights. 3S
Froxen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, de-lnforced and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-ing
fuels and metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 S. Front street," tf
Modern French dry cleaning. SeH
vice guaranteed. Phone 223. Appar-!
Cleaners and Hatters, 624 X. Riverside
40
W. G. Tait of the banking fraternity
of Medford is at the Hotel Portland.
The fruit prospects are good in the
Rogue River valley. This year one
orchard Invested some $30,000 in fur
naces to kill the frost. The frost line
is about ten feet above grouud. so that,
it Is contended, if the owners of the
trees can get a crop' on the lower
branches they will be reimbursed for
the expense of heating. The plant was
used twice during the winter. Port
land Oregonlan.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler. tf
Baseball Talent and Oak Grove, at
2 o'clock Sunday, May 7th, at Talent.
39
Home grown seed corn at Watklns'
Feed Store. ' 39
Mrs. J. A. Lamb of Coqullle arrived
this morning for a brief visit with her
brother, Ralph Woodford and other
relatives and friends In this city.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet tf
Paxson's Superb Dahlia roots now
on sale at Central Point Order early.
It H Paxson. tf
Window screens, screen doors, Med
ford made and made right Prices
right too. Trowbridge Cabinet Works.
44
The record between San Francisco
and Portlund has again been broken.
' ' " E'j Mrs. Kathleen Avers of San Francisco,
Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, in charge of t made the trip in a Buick Fonr couie
home economics extension work of thejin 22 hours and 43 minutes. This In
O. A. C, has spent the past two days-eludes thirty-five minutes required to
here In conference with Miss Florence cross the bay from tho city to Oak
Pool, the home demonstration agent
about home economic affairs in Jack
son county. Miss McComb leaves in
the morning for Grants Pass to spend
tha remainder of the , week ; looking
after the Josephine county work.
Sacraflce sale Buy home and living
from one year's crop 10 acres bearing
orchard with alfalfa; house and barn,
near Medford, paved highway, only
$1500; easy terms. Improvements cost
more. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone
72S-R or 134-Y. .
' Everywhere you look yon tee a
Chevrolet - tf
land,, nd betters the best previous
record by 3 hours and 8 minutes. Port
land paers yesterday carried long ac
counts of the record breaking trip and
stressed the remarkable fact that It
was made by a woman driver.
If It's Insurance we write It R. A.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call
at building site, Minnesota street II.
A. Thierolf.
Baseball Talent and Oak Grove, at
Z o'clock Sunday, May 7th, at Talent.
39
A new stage line running between
A fine line of new laces just received , Seattle and San Diego has been insti-
.-TIB
all to go at 5c per yard while they last,
Hutchison & Lumsden. 4li
Plans are being made for the junior
prom and senior reception which are
traditional and annual affairs in the
local high school but dates have not
yet been definitely aniKfimneed. As
usual the proportion of boys is insuf
ficient In the upper classes and the
girls are much perturbed. -
Army Issue soap it is sure a dirt
chaser, pound bars 9c. Men's garters
10c. Cartridge bc. U. S., 25c. Heavy
canvas gloves lOe pair, leather face
canvas gloves, a good one, 30c pair.
Cartridge belts, U. S., 50c. Velvet
tobacco, 2 oz. cans, 2 for 25c. Army
band axe, new, $1.00. . Hi top rubber
boots, sizes 8, 9, 10, 11 at $3.85. We
are here to save you money. United
Army Stores, 52 Central Ave., So. 39
Your soiled and faded garments
given personal attention. Low prices,
prompt service. Work called for and
delivered. Forsythe Dyer & Cleaner,
116 Mistletoe. Phone 341. . 40
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street
Thirty-five pretty co-eds, members
of the home economics course at Ore
gon Agricultural college, will prepare
and serve the dinner at the Multnomah
hotel Friday night, under the direction
of Chef Kutch, Assistant Manager -W.
It. Spatilding and other department
heads of the hostelry. Miss Ava B.
Milam, head of the home economics
department, will accompany the- girls
to Portland, where they will be the
guests of the hotel from Thursday
evening until Saturday morning.
Portland Journal.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co. ; '--.:
Bearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Xear
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Vacation time Is here, better see C.
Im. Goff about burglary Insurance, also
fire, automobile, liability and accident
insurance. Telephone 41. tf
T. J. Kelly or Helena, Mont., is a
guest at the Hotel Holland. Other
guests include C. A. Bunnell of Port
land, S. R. Stanley and family of Horn,
brook, Calif., Walter Sackman and J,
E. Enger of Roseburg, F. Davis of San
Francisco, James Ferguson and G.
Carlson of Seattle.
Lace values to 10c per yard, all for
5c while they last. Hutchison ft Lums
den. 41
Shoes called for and delivered free,
rejiulred or shlned. Mnil .orders
specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B.
Watklns, 127 W. Main, phone BSC. 59
Dance, Eagle Point, Saf. nlte. 59
The Parent-Teacher association of
the city wish to express their thanks
to the K. P. lodge for the use of their
hall for the reception last Tuesday
evening.
DOCTOR ORDERED
Vf OMAN OBEYED
look Lydia EPinkhamYVeg.
et&ble Compound and .
h Now Well
Chicago, IUinois.''Yon surely gave
OM KOoa medicine wnen yuu uui.
- - T Klr
I Vegetable Com
I round on the mar-
Iket After I had my
I baby 1 was au run
I down and so nervous
Iit kept me from gain
ing. My doctor did
everything be could
lto build me up. men
I he ordered me to take
I Lydia E. Pinkham a
1 Vegetable com
nound with his med-
loftui nn4 t am now a new woman.1
have had three children and they are all
I.vriii R- Pinkham babies. I have rec
ommended your ' medicine to several
friends and they speak highly of it. You
are certainly doing good work in tnis
world. " Mrs. Adrith Tomsheck, 10667
Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
Ther to nothing very strange about
the doctor directing Mrs. Tomsheck to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. There are many physicians
who do recommend it and highly appreci
ate its Value. ,
Women who are nervous, run down,
and suffering from women's ailments
tMa well-known root and
herb medicine a trial. Mrs. lomshecka Dance, Eagle Point, Sat, nlte, 59
xperwnco should guiae you MwaraB Mrg, Paul nanBUn COrsetiere i for
HtsKo. . ' JNuBone. Phone 585-J.
tuted and the first car passed through
this city last night. The driver and
nine passengers registered at the
Hotel Medford for the night The new
line will operate 16 cars on the line.
Fire Insurance. Brown ft White.
Flowers for all occasions. See us
about your bedding plants, porch
boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox
& Bonney. 1005 East Main. Phone 374.
tf
For dancing, Launspach's orchestra.
45
The Lincoln Parent-Teacher circle
will meet at the Lincoln school Friday
afternoon May 6th, at 3 p. m. There
will be 'an informal discussion on
teaching thrift to the children. A large
attendance is desired. Refreshments
will be served at the close of the meet
ing.
Beauty Is the first gift that nature
gives to women and the first she take
away.' E. Burnham's toilet requisites,
shampooing, balrdressing, manicur
ing, facial massage, scalph treatments,
hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop,
Medford Building. Phone 131-L. tf
Invest yonr savings ro the Jackson
County Building and Loan association
tf'
r inu-no-ieaK makes any tire punc
ture proof, preserves rubber. Liberty
Resalr Shop. 41
Josephine county has a total regis
tration of 3326 voters, figures prepared
by. the county clerk show. Or these,
2232 are republican and 913 are demo
crat. There is only one party where
the number of women voters exceed
the men, this being- the prohibition
party with 15 women and 8 men. So
cialists to the number of 64 have regis
tered. Miscellaneous registrations, in
eluding progressive, non-partisan, in
dependent and thoH who refused to
state preference, numbered 94. Of the
total registration, 2075 were men and
1251 were women. Grants Pass Cour
ier. "... - '
Hard wod flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co.'v - . - . .'.'., . ' ,
Try our' merchants lunch. The
Shasta.' - '
ish from the Anient Pam. The limit
is now 400 feet from the dam mid as
there Is no fish ladder tit the dam mU
as It has been partially destroyed It Is
the opinion of a number of fishermen
that they should be nllnwed to fish ill
reetly from the dam.
Window glass, paint, sash, doors,
screens, everything in woodwork.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 41
Kat nt the Medford Cafeteria, Prices
reasonable. - 3!
The two hundredth of an inch of
lain that fell lust night and up tn S u.
m. today and that Ml mtermlttfntly
during the day, was- welcomed by the
farmers .ami those persons with gar
dens because of the benefit to the
growing crops. Fair weather is the
prediction for tonight and Friday. ',
Lime and cement Modford Lumber
Co.
Marlnello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Liber
ty llldg. Electrolysis. Plume 57 -V. 47
There arc ho special dottiKs for the
F.Iks lodge session bnu:lit and that
session is exported to be a short one.
Lima for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
For Sale Darwin tulips. F.den Val
ley Nursery, 6S0-J-2. 37
Watch repairing of that quality that
gives satisfaction at Johnson's.
Jeweler. tf
The Al G, Barnes cln-iis which gSve
two good performances here yesterday
Immediately began packing up and
loading after last night's iierforniunce, I
10 p. m., and by inldiilKht the hug
task was completed and the circus
spcdal train left at 1 a. m. for Rose
burg where tho circus shows Today.
Eugene will be the next stop. Hun
dreds of people stnpiied and watched
the interesting and systematic process
offloading the wagons nnd other circus
equipment on the train until a late
hour.' One marked feature ulxiut tho
Al G. IWrnes circus is thn general
courtesy of its employes to the public.
During the loading up procoss last,
night not one cuss word or loud excla
mation was heard aniung the many en
gaged In the task. ,
When better automobiles are built
Buick will build them. tf
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First M. K. church will
meet at the home of Mr. J. I. Thouiua
at 1507 WVst Main street, Friday after
noon at 2:30 p. in. Mrnv Huey will;
have charge of the program. Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. J. W. Smiley, i
Miss Fisher and Mrs. A. S. Blackburn.1
All members and friends of the society,
are cordially invited.
Hemstitching,
ricoting,
Sc per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Sunihter Smith f ;l-!
lowing the receipt of u telegram hern
early yesterday afternoon from El
Dorado, Kansas, telling of the sudden I
death there yesterday of Mrs. Smith's '
father. Captain W. L. Riley, left last;
night for El Dorado to attend the
funeral. ' i
YESTERDAY A BIG
DAYF0RW.0.W.
Tim recepafcui to the head consul of
he Wooilnioti of the World, 1. I, Honk,
wad' n htiRe success, yesterday being a
red letter duy for tho W, .O. W, In
this vicinity.
I, I. Hunk. ho. ifl n nsitl of the ko
clety, and J. O. Wllsoii, i lie. of tho
head nmuav.ers, were hero to make
u ii oiHclul mill. Ashland, Medl'md
ami rtioctilx campH turned out to u
fine hau'iuct nt tf::io after which Mr.
Boak EHVe-iin Interesting talk tui fra
ternal home protection.: nistfug
among other thine that the W. ). Y.
had I42,0uil members In the Pacific
Coast states utul over. j!i,0UO, out) In
reserve. Tho government depart
ment 1ms rated the Wi, oilmen as lor(
per tent aolvetit which Is considered
a remarkable record fur un organi
sation only 32 years' ot use.
Mr. lloak nnd Mrs. Wilson ure
guests today of the tirauts 1'ukh
Chamber of Commerce and the
Woodmen of Cr.mts Pass utul vlcln
it r.
BAB
E'
RUTH HAS
TONSILS
REMOVED
NIW YOHK, May 4 'iluho" Until,
king of lio'uii. run Mttrii Imd hUion
slls removed ul St. Vlnccut'ii IiimIII
(his moiulut;. Nmxi-H In charge of the
ease reported that "evcrytlihiT; wai
Hiilinractoiy" upon his return to his
riHiin. Mrs, Ituth wiim iHict-ti'il to be
openibM on later In I lie day at the
mime hospital. IKhIoi.i iIih;Iuici to
ilfMciwshor malady,
t 4LH
Wnrlrl'a
Standard Cold
Remedy IbrTwo
(icneratioiis
JieMttn iitwuMt uuuiim. itv
pWtKl. ttmt U ll Iw M
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1 -TJLVJL JLv MAY 11
THURSDAY NIGHT
K,:io ( in tutu
1
ra.lL
IN A SPECIALLY
WRITTEN COMEOT
6Y AARON HOFFMAN
GIVE-TAKE
BASeOON
CAPITAL v LABOR
SYMPHONIC
JAZZ ORCHISTRA
i..V Tl SKCfltM TICKETS IIV M VI I. NOW-
Order will be filed In order ofthelr receipt and filled before
the reitular hox office Balo opens, next Tuesday. Muy lull, ut 12
o'clock. i
Address letters, muke checks, pnatofflcn Money order to t'uico
theater. Includx self-addressed stamped eiv;lnte to lunue safe
return. ' . '
HtlCIN: . floor, $2.U0; Itabonv, lt H M).".; nct :l
rtiw. IH. to: ln.t 7 rmv .V.lc. Inclncbw mir tVj .
Tho Protllffal Son
Returns Hornet
BUT THE
DAUGHTER;
WHAT.
ABOUT
HER?
This Age-old, yet ever new
question, ii powerfully pre
tented in '
'HAIL
THE
WOMAN
CaK- Cod Dill ncK)rt. (l.
WASHIXfSTON. May 4. The
Wlnslow resolution provlillntf f-ir
Kovornment purrhiMW of the Cnim
Cod ennui nt an estimator) rout of
111,500,000 wits reported today by
the house interstate' comnft-roe com
mission.
A.F.4A.M. .
Special coiiiiiiMnlcitlou Med
ford UxlKe 103, Frlduy even
Ins. May fitb, 7:30 p. m.
Work In F. C. ileijrw.
38 U K. WILLIAMS. Secy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY !
CONVALESCENT HOME, ASHLAND, '
Is equipped with everythlnK to pro
perly administer the "wonder-work-ins''
milk diet. 37
KOIt SALE Three-burner Perfection
oil stove, with oven, Bood condition.
$15. 323 S. Riverside. Z'J
STOLKN The three women who kid
napped my two Inmhs will save
trouble by bringing them back.
Frank Zuccala, Central Point.
W A N T K I) M a n to tnkn county riRbts
for New Auto Sun (Hare Shade, fits
(any car. Retail at 1.60; better
than $15.00 Hhudcs. Good opMir-
. tunlty for salesman with car. Gen
eral lilHtribiitnr. Mall Tribune. 'A
RIVOLI
Theatre, Grants Pass
Friday Night, May 5th
ClltTMV N-:m
rut DisTWwUiyKtD RoMAmcACTok
X. J I IN
A AVSTlCAt IRISH CCVEDY- DRAVA J
RTVAIUMJ Vi CHARM AND PtRFtCTW
DT fllOA JOHMrOM TAllMA a. MoV Dita Hi m.V V
MGif YORK CAST-AU6rtCTeo ORCMeSTry? "
ma in oitii:im sow ,
Ordem will be filed In thn order Vf their receipt nnd fllbid iM'foro
tliH resular box xcfNr sal opens Wmlnenduy, May :!rd, 1 o'cln-k.
If accompanli'd by check -and nelf nddreniied, stumped envelope, m-nt
tu Hlvoli Theater, Grunts I'urh, On-Knii.
I'KICIW Moor, tt Uft row. .; at H , llnlcony,
91.10, Ini-llKlen war titv.
t rr - r
MP? 1
r . t
i
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X f . Ml
Directed by -
THOS.HJNCE
NOW
PLAYING
With an all itar cast
including
FLORENCE VIDOR
LLOYD HUGHES
THEODORE ROBERTS
MADGE BELLAMY
Other attractions
including
GENE HOWARD
at Our Organ
DR. R1CKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
. KO WIOPS t'AKII
Broken Lenwn Accurately Duplicated
raiiviii u.'M' I lll.MISKs
I ' (N V, Maln-i I'lMklra
WOOD !
Fir $3.00 Tier and nn.
. Utah Kns Coal $10.(50 Ton.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
tfCor Fi snl TUIrO riione 213
Our Line of.
Small Boys' Novelty and Wash Suits
Are shown in intniy colors mnl (lcsicfnn. .rust tin
Ihitif I'nr Hiinnner 'wonr, lu'ller c'iini! in jiml make
yiuif jti-lectinn only, whilt; ( tlu stuek in fornpic!
jlttliy (mil First Step SIidch in (lit'lVrcut styles mid
(M)lors, rciilly a lienutiftil iisssortrinciifi. fYum Vw to
Sn Kit'ciulit! in Children 'i Clothes. Ortlcrs lakcu
ninl nmdiMin " "y tyl! tlcsifeil. AW work first
class.
The very lutcst
styles in
Ladies' Hats
and Flowers
... .. . r ... . :
ciiiiin,' nil the. time II it h new, ve liuvt! it, ninl th
lire certiiiiily rifflit. Wi nn; mrtk i tir speeinl prici
CliiMroi's Ifatn imil the (intlity is the very Ix'st.-
Jineex
on nil
Vogan8 Candies
Always Fresh
SHIELDS
222 W. Main
Medford
C0MDC SATURDAY
HAROLD
LLYOD
The Monarch of Mirth in the
Lightning Exprcti Funomo
graph. VNOW OR NEVER"
"WOMEN WHO WAIT"
TIMELY SPECIALS
" .' r l 11 - i t t-' , it
Curling Irons ..-..; . $3.60
Grills ,. $1.95 and $2.95
Immersion Heater ...$3.75
Lowest Prices on Radio Supplies
WIRING, SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
Renard Electric Co.
Hand-Tailored
SUITS
. MEDFORD MADE
Choice of 50 Patterns
Values $45.00 to $55.00
Thi3 Week Ony
at $42.50
KI.F.1N Thf TAII flR