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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTxD "NrATTJ TRIBUNE. rRDFORT). OftEOOy, TTUTUY. MAY 12, PAflE TWO Focal and Personal No action hulm tukcn by ( reultj ,Mk ,an, r,M,1otion B , Kconotny Judge KM. C'alKinH uirtn the pel : lions! m Wcgt s(0 M8 fct.irllnrt riled tooting leniency for It. U. "i"-;!gulurany, May ,;!,h. Irt pound llls eenleneed to two years tor a".'gvd. 5 7(l0 aUll 3 ,'B,nnJ muklng of a false bank report In con- .. ., ,-0. Hemstltchmg, The third in the series of Shrine J Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Nichols, Jr.. dances will be hold tonight under UiUiof Kuglo Point wore among the out of lull temple auspices nt th armory in ) town vtsitora in the city Thursday. Ashland, and the Medford Shrlneis, Honulution army shoes that fit your and their ladies will doubtless have aifi.; i,uv a pair and you will have section with the failure of the Hank of Jacksonville. A stay of execution was (Crusted for the court to consider the petitions. Attorneys for 1 lines have served notice of nn appeal to the su preme court , Everywhere you. look you see a Chevrolet. tf For expert lawn mower grinding rail Mitchell Ladder Co. lllg lard reduction at the Economy and West Side Meat Markets stmt Inn Kat Onlay, May 13th, 10 pound, palls .40. S pound iil 0o, and 3 itound pall 45a. s '"it r. So The sheriffs office has begun the work of sending out the election books and supplies to the country districts for the primary election next Friday. May lth. - s t Th young iople of the flaptlst church are giving an entertainment at the church, Friday evening, May 12. at 8 o'clock. A mock trial and debate being the mala features of the even ing. Dont miss this humorous affair. Rveryone welcome. Admission, adults 26c. children 10c . 44 'Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. When better automobiles are built, Butck will build them. tf contort as well as good service. Sum mer weight llulbi-iggun union suits 950. All wool cashmere nrmy socks S"c. 8 pair for $l.nn. Wallace. Uros. silver ware, set of tl knives and forks. "Re; six teaspoon 15c, Just what you want i to take on your camping trip. Trade rieoting. I at the Army Store and save money. fc per yd. United Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. Buttons covered. ' I South. " . - . 45 llsndlciiat Shop. tt A1j Wnda 0 rouuh anil dressed Crescent orchestra Kagle Point. Sat lumber.'' Wallace Woods, jhone 108. 69j?ll K.sst Matn street. Chicken dinner ' nt the Methodist . Anify 1ssw Bna,t H , ,l t cnurcu. soma, aaiuruay. w ,... " .mlsoe, 1KMm(l uar 9o. Mens garters me new uireciory or me leiepn.-uv Pllr.,.iua 1' S. Heavy canvas gloves 10c pair, leather face ranvnit irlxvo a cnud one. Hoe pair. t Ions of the county. ' J ltrtrld : Mils. . U. R. Wo. Velvet For Sule-Trlbunc- ads ray. On;tib , cflnk t for .rc Mmy insertion sold our ten acre nni new, ,T.o0. HI top rubber and hot.se. but we have a few five and ; tt(l, ( 9i ,0 u Ht 3 s5- We ten acre bearing pear and npple orch-lnn (t m(mey Vnlua aids for sale at tlOrt per acre V" ! Armv Stores, 32 Central Ave., So. 4D easy payments. 1,01a nay neauy . ,,.,,- r 11. Umiwrt of lhl 11 company has ben distributed through out Menforif and various other ior Company. Marinello Cosmetic Shop. 409 T.lbeM ty Uldg. F.leotrolysis. Fhone 657-W. 4 i IVin t miss the tun of seeing them I release the prisoner in the mock trial and debate Riven by the 11. Y. P. V. of the llaptist church, Friday night May 12, at S o'clock. Admission, adults J 3c, children 10c. .44 The, Kolb & Dill theatrical company. which as usual played to capacity at tendance at the Page last night left this morning for Roseburg where their comedy, "Give and Take" will be pre sented tonight. city are aiming the local people plan ning to attend the "Days of "49" cele bration at Sacramento, May 23 to 3tu. Chicken dinner at the Methodist church, South, Saturday, 6 to 8, 75c 44 Two watchmaker, prompt iervlce and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. tf Window screens, screen doors. Med ford made and made right Prices right too. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 44' Carl Swainson. a former resident of this city, now employed as a printer Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. at Charleston. Wash., passed through M-....H ih.f ni.alitv that! tne cuy loaay enrouie 10 vumoiui- THE STORE WITHOUT COMPETITION Is offering sensa tional bargains in Men's suits and shoes. You can save a lot of money on your suit or shoes OTHER BARGAINS 1 Overalls ; 98c Work shirts 69c Black or brown sox 10c Canvas gloves 10c Leathergloves50c Worksox3pr25c , Mens garters 15c Dress hats $1.50 Rubberboots3.50 Trunks Suit Gases gives satisfaction at Johnsons, Jeweler. 'lenU New all and auto tonus made of government standard 29-inch wide canvass, all new and in all stan uard siies. our prices will surprise yon. New army pup tent $2.9.1. O. IX wool army blankets at tha low price of 12.93, like new. Kxtra heavy khaki paats 2.7o. Kxtra. heavy khaki breeches $3.23. Genuine blue cham bray shirts tl-00. at Unite Army Stores. 32 Central Ave. So. 45 K. A. Howe of Klamath Falls is spending a few days In the city attend ing to business matters. He says the lumber strike at that cifc: l near solu tion as the merchants have shut down on furnishing food to workers, on the theory that the quickest way to settle the strike is by work. Lime and cement Medford Lumber Co. ' Phone 094 Medford Service Co. 44 Window glass, paint sash, doors. screens, everything in woodwork. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 44 J. B. King of San Francisco is a guest at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include C. W. Cottam of Chi cago. J. J. Graff of Engvne. Roliert R. Collins and R. P. Wright of Weed. Cal. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. ltarkham of Yreka Calif.. W. 11. Kassls of Oakland, caitr. and J. C. Riggln and R. Murdock or Los Angeles. ' Phone 594 Medford Service Co. 44 Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Trr our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Part of Atdencraig farm has been1 purchased by J. L. Helms of Medford, who has taken possession of 2i0 acres of the ranch with the intention of rais ing chickens. With the ranch goes the farm equipment, Mr. Nelll reserving for himself 35 acres of land and the large home on the property. Mr. Helms has his family on the farm now. Grants Pass Courier. Shoes called for and delivered free. repaired or shlned. Mail orders a siuM-iallv. Work sent C. O. D. C B. Watkins, 127 W. Main, phone 5tG. 69 Frozen 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 Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Bags on a short vacation and auto trip. Firs Insurance, Brown ft White. Paxson's Superb Duhlla roots now on sale, at Central Point Order early. R. H Paxson. tt "Beauty is the first gift that nature gives to women and the first she takes away." E. Burnham s toilet requisites. shampooing, hatrdresslng. manicur ing, facial massage, soalph treatments. hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop, Medford Building. Phone 191-L. tf Mail service by stage between here and Ashland was resumed this morn ing. Postmaster McCall announced to day. The outgoing stage leaves about 8 o'clock and mail closes at the post office at 7:30. Incoming mailt will arrive here at 4 o'clock, too late for city delivery, but in time for distribu tion to boxes on the day of arrival. Later when the Green Springs Moun tain road is open the running time will be cut an hour and the stage will ar- Will H. Wilson THE STORE WITHOUT COMPETITION . NOW PLAYING - ZANE GREY'S Powerful Story' "THE 1 1 ' Mysterious RIDER" with V, ' . ' ' : , ROBERT McKIM and CLAIRE ADAMS RIALTO COMING SUNDAY VIOLA DANA in her latest jazzy, pep py picture 'Glass Houses rive at 3 o'clock. Klamath Falls Herald. Now Is the time to book your order with Kewcomb for slahwood the large load fT.&A dumped. Phone G31. 49 Be on hand for the humorous enter tainment given at the Baptist church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Admis sion, adults 25c. children 10c Come and see the fun. Stay away und miss it 41 Watkins household necessities. No. 9 North Fir street or phone 957- or 371-L. William Campbell, agent. 48 Asbury Beall of the Central Point district was a business visitor in the city Thursday afternoon. Flowers for all occasions. See us about your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox & Jkroney, 1005 East Main. Phone 374. tf Chicken dinner at the Methodist church, South, Saturday, C to 8. 75c. 44 If yon are not among our satisfied customers, try us today and adopt the profitable habit Phone 223, Apparel Cleaners and Hatters, 624 N. Riverside 46 Laird V. Woods of Dallas Is the first ex-service man to cash in a bonus loan warrant. Wood's warrant was receiV' ed by State Treasurer HofT for clear ance Wednesday. It called for the payment of J3000, the maximum amount which can be loaned under the provisions of the bonus law. They have won a reputation by per formance. Let your next car be Huumobile. 47 We are watch specialists.. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler. ,tf Phone 594 Medford Service Co. 44 The Grants Pass chamber of com merce has recently issued some at' tractive folders outlining on one side the different natural attractions sur rounding Grants Pass and showing 'their situation and distance on a map on the reverse side. The folder is ac companied by a pamphlet on the Marble Caves. Foot troubles scientifically treated at The Marinello Shop. Expert Pedl curist In attendance. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuBono. Phone 585-J. tf i Invest your savings Tn the Jackson County Building and Loan association tf Curls UlrJch of Jacksonville apen a few hours in the city Thursday on business. When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 K Main. - Dance, Kagle Point, Sat nlte, Make yonr little girl happy with" an add-a-pearl necklace. The family am friends will keep It growing. Martin J. Keddy, Jeweler, 46 Bert Newton of Horn brook. Calif. a pioneer resident of this city and th Butte Creek district, but a resident the California town for the past ten years Is In the city visiting old frionds and attending to business. Found A place where they repair all makes of cars, rcbore cylinders, sell DeLuxe pistons, McQuay-Norrls rings, Liberty cars. A square deal place to trade. Riverside Garage, tf 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 Wild rannrtes have made their ap pearance In the city the last few days and are vying with the spurrowa In the rush for fiuid on the street nnd lawns though outnumbered a couple of thou sands. The wild canary likes the woods best and is not often 'seen In towns. Wilbur Ash polo says thhy have Ihmmi driven from the hills by the snow and cold werttuoK, which Hhnt orf the supply of insects. The wild canmies are descendants of tame canaries that soaped from wines, nnd hiv or two species, one a steel grsy color, and the other with bright yellow backsl and steel gray underneath. Snnd, gravel sediment. Phone 812-J. lloft writes Automobile lusurnmv. Telephone 41. I have taken over the White & Trow- bridge Insurance Agency, formerly operated by Mr. Hen. J. Trowbridge. Judge George W. Dunn of Ashland, reimblicnn candidate for the ststo senabs spent Thursday artermmn in the city on business. Pies, rakes, salads, meats nnd vegetables mad to order. Medford Cafeteria. , 45' Dunce. Eagle Doint Sat- nlte. f- C. U C.off for Fire Insurance.: Tele phone 41. Dick F. H.igue of Itoyette. Ida.. Is a guest at the Hotet Medford as are T. F. Saunders of Fresno. J. It Horfmun of Seattle, F. E. Collins of St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grase and Falph Grase of New York, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wheeler of KugeneT C. XL Ualley of Oakland, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Flag of Los Angeles. Manuafactnrers of the belter grade davenports, chair, rockers, and foot stools In latest design. Constructed to give service and comfort- Of best workmunshlp, liardwood frames, web bing bottoms, high tempered steel spring, filled wun nax. nair ami t-oi i tun. Soring or down cushion. ( ov- ered In deulm. veloitr. mohair or tapes try. No woodshavings used. All material new and clean. 1'pholslorlng of all kinds. Draperies made to order If interested call Jacksonville Phone 202. J. Wei. Vpholstery. &1 Dance! Butte Falls, Sat. May 13th. Ijtunspach's orchestra. Midnight lunch 45 Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. tf The F.Iks bulge observed Mothers evening last night In connection with the coming national Mother's Duy oh servance of Sunday. Mavor Gate de livered a short and appropriate ad dress. See Dean ft Dixon for codling moth spraying. Phone 106. 49 Everywhere von look you see a Chevrolet tr The attention of all n-servlre men la t thn flirt that Mav 2."th Is II the last date for tiling cash or loan applications under the Oregou bonus law. Have you seen the new stune marten chokers, in lUirtlett's window. Prices range from 10 for the cheuper lirrailn tii 140 for the finest. 49 Mco-Dust kills aphis on roses ami egetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. Mrs. Walter Pierce of I.a Grande. ife of ono of the democratic candi dates fqr governor, underwent a major peratkm at a Portland hospital Wed nesday. Her condition is reported to be satisfactory. Bus leaves stage depot for Jackson- ille dance tonight at 9 o'clock. 44 X-Ray at Dr. Murphy's office. 4i Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fellows of the Trail Creek district spent Thursday the city attending to business mat ters and visiting friends. Rvn monev on garden tools and hose at Monarch Seed Co. We have a fine black bear rug for sale for the mounting rharges. Call and see this rug. Bartlett's, 113 W. Main street. The work of putting new shelves and counters in the Heath drug store Is now under way. The improvements Include a balcony -which will almost double the capacity of the store. Gifts that last." A big selection for the baby. Martin J. Reddy, jeweler. 46 Free dirt for lawns ot garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H. A. Thlerolf. A number of local high school stu dents arc In attendance at tho Junior Week End festivities at O. A. C to see what college Is like and to give the institution an inspection with the view of attending next year. Quito a num ber of tho local seniors Intend to visit the Oregon campus next week end when Junior Week End activities will be in full swing there. Bus leaves stage depot for Jackson ville dance tonight at 9 o clock. 44 Everywhere voti look YOU S00 a Chevrolet. Miss Mabel Weedon has recently been added to the membership list of the sales force In the Martin J. Redely Jewelry store. Larry fichado states that the addition , was necessary no- cause of the Increase In business. For dancing. Launspach'a orchestra. 45 If It's insurance we write It It A Holmes. The Insurance Mnn. John Gore returned this morning from Portland where he has been for the past few days on business. Auto Insurance. Brown ft White. ECONOMY GROCETERIA The Home of Bread Like Mother Made Outing time will soon be here fishing, picnics, hikes, touring and all the other outdoor trips, and the big problem is the lunches. We just made a fortunate buy of lunch goods, and will price them to you as we bought them, away below the market. Bet ter(buy your summer needs, as these prices can apply only to the stock on hand. f . ; It for (i fur V2 fur i 'lVtvLLiin('liTtuRUi-a!vays:n)(.....5c $1.15 $2.25 lMtvia lVvi-to.1 Meat. IV.', always 10... 21S 10 70C ! iVUvia Veal Uaf, '.Vs. always l.V 33? Gl $1.25 IMoria Vjt'iina Sausao, ' Vs, always 1.V JKty 0 iV1 $1.25 IMociatMrn IWvt Hash, always 1.V ItHc 0-1 $!'.25 I Mtvia I mnt ry Sausnno, 1 's always 'JO.- 11? (U $ 1 .25 IMocift Huitilmi'Ker teak ', Vs, nlw's. l.V 7-V $1.15 ALPINE MILK 10c A CAN bug ar Su gar The canning season will soon be here and you will need sugar. We are carload buyers and always have a good price. For tomorrow: ' ' Pure Cane Sugar $7.15 i ii ' Gates & Lydiard per 100 J. J. Him btcr und & M Hullts of the California-Oregon l"owT company, left this morning by auto for Ub-ndale on a brief business visit. Wanted, the best car JiOO or $500 cuHh will buy. tilve full particulars. Box S2, Mail Tribune. W Ilig dance at Jackson villo, Friday. May 12. iienefit Jacksonville ball club. 44 The Junior box soelaj nt the hlKh school tonight gives promise ot being well attended. Big dance at Jacksonville, Prlday. May 12. Iienefit Jacksonville ball club. 44 Lattice and all kinds of moulding, our own make. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 41 . J. W. Judy, local Standard Oil man. returned this morning after a brirt business visit in Portland. Italloon dances Suturday nte at the N'at. 41' i We'll deliver you 100 lbs. of table potatoes for $l5. Monarch Seed ft feed Co. Phone 260. George Kunzman left yesterday by anto for Portland where he will meet Mrs. Knnzman who has lxx-n in Seat tle attending the Parent-Teachers eon ferenee as the Medford delegate. They are expected to return tho first of the week. , Big danre at Jacksonville, Friday, May 12. Iienefit Jacksonville bull club. 44 Children cared for. Mrs. W. N.j Campbell, 371-L. 4.r L J 1 C9 H. W. Paul returned this morning frvin a several dsfs businnks visit In S.-nitlo and Portlnnd. Crescent orchestra Kagto Point, Bat. Wanted, iho bit car lino or $."io cash will buy. (Ilv full pnrtli-ulnrs. Ho 82. -Mail Tribune. 4f, Mrs. W. J. iinruell and daughter Josephine rclurnd this inutnliig from a several months vllt In Minneapolis, Minn., Where they were culled by the illness of Mrs. llurutetl' daughter, Mrs. Ixiren Collins nnd by tho Hlnens and dentil of her husband, l-oren !'' Collita. Mrs. Collins bus rm ovep fl from lu-r Illness and will uirlvn In sev eral woeks after which she wl reside with' her parents til Three Oaks orch ards Tho younger ot the (wo Collins children urcompanied Mrs. 1 lurtnll and Josephine when they arrived this nuirnlng. When In need ot Bash and doors, call Wallnre Woods, 103 or come to 711 K. Main street. Ilasebnll, Tulcnt vs. Jacksonville, at Talent, Kundny, May 14. 44 II. II. Folrchlld, assistant district sales manager for the Portland dis trict of the Htundurd Oil company ar rived this morning for a brief visit with local reptesentatlves of the com pany. . Don't forget tho big Community dance at thn Nat Hat. nlte. Freo dunn ing 'until :30. 41 Vlavl dealer, Mrs. Poor, Hotel Medf'd 64 Miss Kb II l Huberts and Mis Cindy Mauley Mt hist nHrht for Cor vallis whi'i-o thy will spend Junior Week Knd St the O. A.'C. Phone Medford HervWo Co. 41 Shrlnere' Dance llllluh Temple it Ash. land will give another one of their delightful dunces on Frlduy evening. May Kill at Ashlund Armory. Mu sic by Love I s n d's Paruinmrnt orchestra of seven pieces. All Manoiis uud their friends ara In w vited. 44 A. F. Work In M 44 A A. M. iiinicatlon Med- riduy even- :w p. ni. M. deKree, Refreshments. L. K. WllJ.IAMa, Beey. A Seclnl romiuunicatl V V ford IMlge loa. Frhl Ar Ing, May 12th, 7: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONVAl.KHl'KNT IIOMK, ASH I.AM) Kverythliig conducive to the up bidding of heultli. Id'Htfitl surround ings. 41 FOR HALK I.-I7 Hurler llosch mag neto, Kod running condition. lluu.UO i asli If luken at once. M. 8. Wnrken ten, Medford. It. 2, lk,x 91. 4d WAN'TlilV Klderly lady wishes isisi tlm as housekeeper; more for home than wages. Mrs. A, Isn, Mudrord, tlenernl Hellvery. 45 THE WOMAN OP POISE Once a 'rarity, Is now t bo observ cd nnd admired upon every 4iand. In deed, no other woman can flourish long In the midst of.' Ibis woil;nf, eompllcated life. , In tho homo,-In business, in wicl.il life, tlio woman who Is serene und confident wins, while the nervous, flustered individ ual wastes her talents und 'gets no where. Of course, ' polso is depen dent mnlnly upon sound health and steady nerves. If you feci that you are being- kept buck in this way, why not turn to thut great woman's rem edy Lyiliu K. I'inkhnm's 'Vegetable Coinoound, whli:h whs manufactured from a thorough understanding of tho nervous eystorrt ot women? Adv, Fresh JHlome Made Cakes HAVE YOU j TRIED OUR HOMEMADE CAKES? Mrs. Goodwin makes Sunshine, Atiglefood, and Layer Cakes of all kinds. Special cakes of any kind made on request. i ' . . . .. . i . - . ORDER ONE NO W FOR SUNDAY .. t - - ' Personal Attention Prompt Service n. E, Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252