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PAflE TWO MF,T)FOttD MATT) TRIBUNE. MEnFORDOREflON'. V1HDAV. MAY 10 Focal and Personal I C. C, Kelloy, assistant stale highway ' engineer, spent today on official busl Iiiosh In Medford and plans to start ! hack for Salem tonight, j No. l Netted cem totntiHs $i.:r per . . ., i ii- ueiiverwd ny p HCO tn wwn. The snto tourist hnsine is ,,iokln uU hiHOn A ,jUn,sll,n. 41. LL; r y IT". '!"'. "V'1 Tents-New all ami onto tent iKht ears spent Inst night and thin ! , f Bl)V(irllmrtl rtwl(,Brj M.,noh mornlnRM the city auto camp, cnnlin- xvi,( .... n,,w mi( , M u wc on their ourneys this mornln. j,l!iri llWH olir. rtcwi wi,l surprise Up to noon today If! persons in four Ncw army tents 2.3. O. IX carl had arrived at the camp. ! W()() nrmy WimkoU u, tll0 ,lVW prlw f VTb.CH, In Vieed, of ahinglea and root- $2.5. like new. Kxtrn heavy khaU Jnit call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 K. punts $2.T.ri. l'.xtia heavy khaki Main. : breeches S3.2S. Cemitlie blue cham- JiarKams second-hand bicycle. Lib-1 brnv shirts $1.00, at I nited Army 41! Stores, S2 Central Ave. So. arty liepalr Shop. Rave money on (tardea tools and hne At Monarch Seed Co, 3: i j l nave laten over me tine t i row. '.bridge Insurance Acencv. formerly C. C. Cnte, county agent is years 'oMratel ly Mr. "en. J. Trowbi idjje. old today, and by way of celebrating -1 win he pleased to attend to all the event finally decided late thin foie- miorsomonts, or. aid in adjusting noon to Ret shaved tome time durins losses. .1. V, Wakefield, l'alm lUock. the day If he could spare the time, ' 45 Maddox & Ronney Saturday special; ltivwn White, the local insurance Choice cut anap-drnRon S"c do. ST Ifirin. forwarded to John C. Mann today Everywhere you look you see a Jan amount of money which was stolen Chevrolet. ' tf j from hi house several weeks a Lattice and 'nil kinds of moulding, ; when the house was burslariied. The our own make. Trowbridge Cabinet ' money was returned as the result f Works. u Mr, Mann hems the holder of a biir- Women's woven under garments, ; clary policy, lace, cloth, and batiste, half price to-j Clean, dry storage to rent. No morrow, M. M. Department Store. 38 household goods. Low rates. Mason. H. C. Smith, proprietor of the Hotel i Ehrman & Co. 41 Holland, left last night for Kugene to Have that soiled or faded carment attend the convention in that city otl cleaned or dyed. Forsythe, 116 Mistle- RoKtilation army shoes that fit your j llest iien-ales 18 cents. M. M. Dept. teal; buy a pair and you will have 'Store. 3S comfort as well as good service. Stim-j a. N. Nowei; of Honolulu, Hawaii, is mer weight HalbriRgun linion suits '.c. i a guest at the Hotel Medford. as are All wool cashmere army socks 3."e, 3 ' J. a. Spjvtes and M. D. Illxley of San pair for $1.00. Wallace Bros, silver- rYanciseo. S. K. DracJiett of Seattle, ware, set of 6 knives and 6 forks. 75c; I Mr. and Mrs. John K. Todd ot Summit, six teaspoons 15c' Just what you want Jn. J.. Mrs. B. (1. Lindewan of Middle to take on your camping trip. Trade town, O., Mr. and Mrs. William Gpld at the Army Store and save "money. ! man of Portland. J. A. Cameron" of United Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. ' lx8 Angeles and A. L. Harney of Chip So. v ' S9 j iwa Falls. Wis. TWa office la prepare to. print Found A place, where they repair ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the, all makes of cars, rebore cylinders, bookkeeping machines. Don't give, sell DeLuxe pistons. MeQnay-Xorris yt,ux orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone aa and we will call tf I Danciag!Natl Sat! nite! Ss Kenneth Hodgman, district state j highway engineer is on an Inspection rings. Liberty cars. A square deal place to trade. Riverside Garage, tf Ladies' suit reduced one-fourth to morrow. M. M. lept Store. . SS Dancing! Nat! Gat: nite! 3S Tlie Asltland high school baseball trip Of the Pacific highway between team will meet the high school team here and Roseburg today. ; from Grants Pass this afternoon, and Fine large sweet pea plants 75c per , a good game is expected. Grants Pass dos. Jtota. Maddox St Bonney. 37 j hi-,h will play the Rosebuix high to Auto Insurance. Emwu t White. ! morrow afternoon at Grants Pass. Mrs. M. T. Edwards has moved her I Choice beef stew, iter pound, lSc. stenographic and multigraph offices Star Meat Market. 38" from the third floor of the Liberty! When in need of aash and doors, building to rooms 405-406-407 and 408 fall Wallace Woods, 108 or come to on the fourth floor of the same build-1 711 El Main street. " lng. Beat percales 18 cents. 6tore.. I 43 j Mason, Ehrpian & Co. will pay cash M. M, Dept. for local grown prunes and beans, any 3K : quantity. 41 I Tomorrow Will lie Too Late and Today In Your Last Cliance TMOS. H. IXCrs DKAMATM' ACH1KYKMKNT "HAIL THK WOMAX" It's Different .. TOIORKOY MISH YOlIt DIXNKI BRKAK A DATK, BCT lHJX'T FAIL T(l SKK . Harold Lloyd in .1. HOW OR f . yi laughter Special ' ' I ' " ; SI I A V US 'SSh'- 't'"V! 3lE s fa"--- ft. Lloyd s Latest ; 4 , .t ' ' ! t r Lloyd's Greatest A comedy novelty, a hilarious niiv-np In the uppers anil lowcru, - l .. plH)o and lieneath a Pullman. v OV THK SAMK IMUKiHAM A JXJWX KAST DKAMA WOMEN WHO WAIT" With Marguerite (laytou, Ciolnliton Halo anil ('o, SlacQmirrie The new barber shop In Urown ami llrown hllltard parlors, under the pro prietorship of F. J. Fry imd O, K. Ste phenson opened for business this mor ning Instead of tomorrow as was at first proposed. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Jchnson. Jeweler. , tf Hasebnll Talent and Oak Grove, at 2 o'clock Mindav, May 7th, at Talent. 39 Dr. J. Ruddy, tho eye, ear, nose and throat specialist 6f i.on Alleles, will he in Ashland. Monday, May Sth. Any one wishing to consult him can make arrangements with any of the local osteopaths. 3S Miss Florence Poid, home denftm stratlon aifcut, and iMrs. Jessie Me Comb. Ktate lender of homo demonstra tion agents, are spending today at Grants Pass. One lot of ladles' ox ford a S cents tomorrow tumuli sixes . M. M. Dept Store. ' ( 3S Itotnn grown lead corn at Watklns' Feed Store. 39 Kverywhore you look you see a Chevrolet. tf J. K. Mason, former superintendent of the Kirtland farm, who has been sojourning tn California since last Jan uary, arrived here the other day in .his new Cole Eight seven-passenger car for a visit with friends. Mr. Mason has recently accepted the important position of secretary and field man of the California - Nevada Shorthorn Breeders association, nnd plans to leave for California tonight or Satur day to take up the duties of that posi tion. - Paxson s Superb DiiKlta roots now on sale at Central Point. Order early. R. H Paxson. tf Window screens, screen doors. Med ford made and made right Prices right too. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 44 The Gfinzlies and friends will meet at the Nat Sunday morning' at 9. for an all day picnic at the home of W. 1. Greeuleaf near Gold Hill. Hrlng bacon, eggs and potatoes to roast by camp fire. 3 The Southern Pacific has announced round trip rates to Portland on ac count of the F.Iks convention on May loth to 21st. Sale dates are May 11th to 17th inclusive, return limit May 24. at one and one-half fare for the round trip. Round trip rates will be in effect for Memorial day. May 30, to all points on the Southern Pacific lines where one fare is $25 or less, at a basis of one and one-half fare. Sale dates are May, 27 to 30, Inclusive, with final re turn limited to June 1. 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 H. A. Thlerolf. Mothers are pleased with our school shoes, and tomorrow should find you here getting your share ot good shoes for fliat boy or girl. M. M. Dept. Store. . 3S Progress is being made on the con struction of the new bridge over Dear creek into the city auto camp, and the foundation for the structure Is about ready. ' , Baseball Talent and Oak Grove, at 2 o'clock Sunday. May 7th, at Talent. 39 Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Star Meat Market, special, (fresh side pork, per lb.. 20c 38 A number of local fishermen report fair luck in salmon fishing near Gold Ray dam. They say, however, that the river Is yet too high and that it will be for some time yet because of the melt ing of the. snows In the mountains. Flowers fjr all occasions. See ns about your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox & Bonney, 1005 East Main. Tbone 374. , tf For dancing, Launspach's orchestra. 45 " Sand, gravel, sediment. Phone 912-J. Dancing! Nat! Sat! nite! 38 Why Women Get Despondent Are not women naturally as light hearted, brave and hopeful as men? Yes, certainly! but a woman's organ ism is t-HHentially different from a man's. more delicate, more sensi tive and more exacting. Women In delicate health arc hiorc dependent, more nervous, more irritable and more despondent. When a woman develop! nervouxnesK, BleeplcssnesH, backaches, headaches, dragglng dowh pains and melancholia, she should lose no time in giving I.ydia E. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial, as It will quickly dbipel such troubles. This, root and herb medicine contains no drugs and has been the standby of American womanhood for nearly fifty years. Adv. WE SELL' Protection Service THAT'S ALL , BUT Are You Getting Both? Insure with . McCurdy nffilllAXCE AGEXCT State Fire Marshal Sykea. was In the' city for a short time this morning, looking over the equipment of tho local fire department nnd aiiuounced him self as well pleased with the condition In which he round things. Mr. SyUes drove here front Medford with Fire Chief l.HWtoB of Medford In the Med ford chemical truck, and after spend ing uhotit an hour lu the local station, returned to Medford with Mr. Lawtoit. Ashland Tidings. .,.:( "Beauty is the rtm gift that nature plves to women and the ttrst she takes sway." H. Murnham ' toilet reo.iilUa,! shamiKuiina;. hatrdresslng. tuanlcur-! lug, facial massage, acalph treatments,! hair dyeing. Medford Heauty Shop, I Medford imilding. Pluum 191-L. tf Invest your savings m the Jackson County HulUllng and Loan association. ' tf Flnd noleak makes any tire punc ture prtof, preserves rubber. Liberty Repair Shop. . 41 One lot of ladies' oxfords !S cents tomorrow (small slxe. M. M. Dept. j Store. ., JS j In the monthly report of the traffic j division, which was Issued by Llouten- ant Van Overn last night, the records j show tbut of 50 cats stolen in the mouth of April, four are uurecovered. Three of the unrecovored -curs wore Insured. The department also recov ered a motorcycle stolen tn Seattle, one automobile stolen tn Portland In March, and an automobile stolen in Salem. Twenty-one of a total of 49 bicycles stolen were also recovered. , Portland Journal. , . ' .. Hardwood flooring. , Medford Lum ber Co. Try our mervtiaius lunch. The Shasta. Window glass, paint, sash, doors, screens, everything In woodwork. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 44 Mothers are pleased with our school shoes, and tomorrow should find you here getting your share of good shoes for that boy or girl, M. M. Dept. Store. as Fair weather Is (he prediction for tonight and Saturday. During Friday, the rainfall was .05 of an Inch. Eat at the Medford Cafeteria. Price reasonable. 39 Lime and cement ModronI Lumber Co. -' ' Marlnello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Liber ty Hldg. Electrolysis. Phone 637-W. 47 Riverside Community Club dance, Saturday, May 6. After the circus come down for a good dance. Don't we always have a good time? You know it Spot dances. 3S U Wright of the tleneral Electric company stopped in this city yesterdsy for a brief visit with 0. O. Alendefer. Mr. Wright waa enroute from Angeles to Portland.' Uraa for spray. Medtord Lbr. Co. Watch repairing ot that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's. Jeweler. tf When better automobiles are built Bulck will build them. tf Hemstitching, Pico ting. j'- 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Pattern hats one-fourth 'oft tomor row. M. M. Dept. Store. 3 HUlah Temple of the Mystic Shrine of Ashland, will hold a ceremonial at Medford on Friday,! May 26. Nobles and their ladles are Invited. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat. V) Young lady wants position as sten ographer or office work. Will do extra work In either. Phone 383-J. If The' Medford Domestic Laundry is open to the public all this week and on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. 3fc Dancing! Nat! Sat! nite! 3K Mrs. Peter Nlssen, Mrs. Anna Qunm and Miss Helen Nlssen of Minneapolis. Minn., are guests at the Hotel Hollund. Other guests Include W. H. Diggers. of Lyle, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murphy and R. O. Amidmt and family of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mnlr of Portland, R. W. Munger and family of Los Angeles and Mrs. A. A. llollen- beak of Prospect. Lace 6c yard. Insertion 3c yard. See our window. Hutchison & Lums- den. 41 We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, tf Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat. nit Sacraflce sale Tiny homo and living from one year's crop 10 acres hearing orchard with alfalfa; house and tarn, near Medford, jmved highway, only $1500; easy terms. Improvements cost more. Gold Kay Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. NIco-DiiHt kills aphis on roses and vegetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. The largest salmon taken this sea son was caught yesterduy by Claud Bardon. Tho Salmon weighed 45 pounds and was la perfect condition. It was taken at the new dam on a six foot rod and required about 35 minutes to bring ashore. It took a number six brass spinner. Grants J'ass Courier. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf A fine line of new luces Just received all to go at 5c per yard while they. last. Hutchison & LiirosdoB. . Your soiled and faded garments given personal attention. I-ow prices. prompt service, Work called for and delivered. Forsythe Dyer & Cleaner, 11 Mistletoe. Phone 341 "40 Ladies' suits reduced onefouilh trv morrow. M. M. Dept. Store. 3 Mrs. Sarah II, Sargent, who has boon visiting her sister, Mrs. Hon Sheldon at Oak Lodge for the past six weeks left yesterday for her home In Iloston, Mass. All kinds of rough and dressod I lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street; Sash and doors. Medtord Lumber Co. , ' llest percales 18 cents. M. M. Dept. ECQMOMY GROCETERIA " THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE Another Feast of Fine Pastries for Saturday, YOUR HEARTY RESPONSE TO THE OPENING OF OUR NEW PASTRY DEPARTMENT HAS CAUSED US TO MAKE EVEN GREATER PREPARATIONS FOR TOMORROW. GOOD WHOLESOME HOME FLAVORED PASTRIES, MADE AS MOTHER WOULD MAKE THEM, AND ALL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. HERE IS A PAR TIAL LIST; i French Pastry ; Napoleon Slices . Patty Shells Jelly Tarts Pineapple Tarts Pineapple Turnovers Cream Puffs Chocolate Eclairs Coconut Macaroons Almond Macaroons Mocha Slices Peach Marangue Slices Lady Fingers Coconut Kisses Vanilla Wafers Chocolate Drops Sponge Drops French Doughnuts Raised Doughnuts Cake Doughnuts . Marshmallow Roll . Fig Roll Jelly Roll Drop Cakes With Icing Drop Cakes With Walnut Halves Pineapple Cake French Mocha Cake Angel Cakes Sponge Cakes Loaf Cakes Cinnamon Rolls ' Cinnamon Twists Nut Rolls , French Rolls Napkin Rolls Poppy Seed Rolls English Muffins Assorted Cookies . Assorted Pies Nut Bread Raisin Bread Coconut Gems AND MOST OF ALL, GOOD OLD HOME-MADE BREAD, THE BEST EVER IN SOUTHERN OREGON. Sugar It's time for Sugar to go up, to meet berries coming down. We have just received another car and urge you to buy now and save on your canning. v GATES & LYDIARD Ted Th ye, Portland middleweight, was awarded a dm-lslon over Tnrrlo Mtyake, Japanese Jul Jltsn ixert at SKikane Wednesday nlxht. Thjre'won the first fall lit 17 minutes and Mlynke took tho second In II minutes. The third fall was awarded Thye when Mlyuke refused to quit iihIiik a, stran gle Lold. Artny Issue soap It Is sure a dirt chaser, pound bars Sc. Men's partem inc. Cartridge box, P. a.. 25c. Heavy canvas stoves 10c pair, leather fare canvas (tloves, a Rood one, 30e pair. CartridKe belts. V, R, 6oc. Velvet tobacco, 2 ox. cans, 2 for 2Tic. Army hand axe, new, $1.00. lit top rubber boots, sizes 8, 9. 10, 11 at $3.85. Wo are here to save you money, l.'nlted Army Stores, 32 Central Ave,, So. an Mothers are pleased with our school shoes, and tomorrow should find you here jcettlnic your share of rood shoes for that boy or girl, M. M. Dept. Htoie. 3H Hearing pear nnd apple orchards sacrificed nt $100 sere and np. 1 acre tracts and up. Kiisy terms. Near Modford lIlKhway. tlold Hay Houlty Co. Phone 728-11 or 134-Y. Dancing! Nat! Bnt! nite! A lire which occurred In Kails' sec ond hand store on Foutli l-'lr street this thnrnlnt; 'caused liule dainaite. It started from a fine sud si-t tho pf on fire caUNlng i tt It o a bliue for three or four inlniltes, but was qnli My extln- ttuUlied by the men In the store with out the aid or the tliu department. MuibkiX & Itouney Saturday special: Choice cut sniip-dniKim SSc do. 37 Vacation time Is here, bettur soe C, L. (ioff aixmt ImrKlnry In mi ran ee, also fire, automobile, liability and accident Insurance. Telephone 41. tf Lace values to l&c per yard, till for 5c while they last. Hutchison & Lums den. ' One lot of ladles' oxfords S rents tomorrow (small sizes). M. M. Dept. Store, . 3X . E. F. Guthrie left yesterday after noon for llerkeley, Calif., where he will visit for several duyi with Mrs. CuUirie who has been In that i lly for Home time. Nltrato of soda for sale by Monarch Seeil Co., mh of nice aprJint chfiltens and ralihlts. Slar Meat Market. Its 200 hats to select from at Lottie Howard's. 109 . Central Ave. . . J T- - Three rurs of tourUts frnm Califor nia were seen this mornliiK enroute to ItoKue river and oilier flshlntt streams In this vli'ltilt) . The occupants of one of tho cars stated that they had been hero for severul days. Maddux & llonney Saturday special: Choice cut Htiiip-drnRon Kfc doi. 37 Pattern hats one fourth off tomor row. M. M. Itept. Store. 88 (!eo. Knnznian, proprietor of the Medford F.xfhiinue, has built a Bw front with Improved display window lit his location at 211 W. Main street. Ilii! dance Kingsbury HprliiKs every Sat. niuht. Uvdom's orchestra. 3V The tirants Pass Women's club will servo a luncheon Saturday noon to out of-town women nttendlntt the Southern OreRon Federation of Wom en's Clubs sessions In that city. Women's woven under Karnienta, luce, cloth, and batiste, half price to morrow, M. M. Department Store. 3n. - Hue lurite sweet'pea plants 7bc peri tlox. pots. Maddox ft llonney, 37 Shoes culled for and delivered free, repaired or whined. Mall orders a specialty. Work sent C. O. U. C, 11. IWatLlns, 127 W. Main, phono 650. 69 Dance. KukIo Point, gut. nite. 69 . 1 ' 1 i1 v . i.ii.-i'ia.. 4 Something New We have always carried a very complete line of Jellies, Jams and Preserves,and now we have added Libby's Jams put up in tins. LIBBY'S APRICOT JAM , , LIBBY'S PEACH JAM LIBBY'S STRAWBERRY JAM The quality is excellent and the price very reasonable. Personal Attention Prompt Service Mi E; Marsh Phone 252 V GROCER ; Phone 252 Begin now to boost the JACKSON COUNTY FAIR Store. . ; ' Dancing! Nat! Sat! nilo! SB
