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J7 j Mrs. V. C. Halhm. wlio has a two- The nonlor das day of (lie Jarkson- Plans ir rupl.Uv formula! ms for
II QCftl. TYICL ,H'r Ktrnwliprrj- natch just outside the' Mil.? hish arhool will lv luesontod' Sat- one of Ihe htKHeat and miwt liilcrcxlinM
' , . i(y limits on the Crater I.ake hlhwav unlay night. May 2Tth. ; Ills n llv4y Fourth of July ci'IkImhiIohh tula yvar
. 'j . , , J9)lfSkV1 J i I'lohnhlv ha the record for both early i fiuvo In three m l.
'and late tdrawbori'l'S. Yesterday, the!
lover undertaken In Ashland. An en
The Parlor Ton Rooms will serve a thtminstio lneetiiiK of iiioivIihihm was
,'" "The jmlls will ho' open until 8 o'clock
tOtilKht hut the w li voters will have
cflKt their hiJUtn long before Unit time
In order to .void (lie unvsual rush of
voters during the hint hour.
: , Dunce, Eakl Point, Sat. nite. M
; tSth. she niurKete.il the first home ancelal opening
iiimwn herrlee In Meilford. and on th Monday, May "J
jl bt ilny f last November she sold the
: last herries of the seuson, which
'make the Interval between the last
ami first crops of the season a period
i of less than six months.
chicken luncheon onlield at the chain her of commerce
Trice Sue.
Hemstitching,
Mooting.'
Sc per jrd.
llnttons covered.
HandicilJt Shop.
Latest souks. Hoot Music Co.
Itance, Knjtle Point, Sat, nlte.
If
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' When In need of shingles and roof- i Mme for spray, Medrord Lbr. Co.
Inn call Wallace Woods, 108, ill K. ;. Friday of next week Is the opening
Main. , ;d:iy of the Chautauqu. Save ly get-
. iwnciiiK at tne .ataiormm siutiruay tinjr your season ticket uerore lite,
nlsht. Seven-piece orchestra. Adnil opcniiia. Price advances after noon of..lo!in 3. Morse of San Franolsoo. J. M.
slon iOc. ; , . 50jthe first day. tf Farthing of Itoston. B, tioldman of
H. r. ' Utmsden, X'hailes Ialm and Some ttme at Nat Sat. niuht. Ilia! Aulmrn. Me,, J. 0. Uobhe of Campbell.
fo Mass., Carl A. Harnea of Kiisene, .
mollis this iiioiuiim' and It was defin
itely determined that Monday, July ;t.
should ho Included as a putt of the
annual event and he ' called "Kurd
Pay". The hlK feature of this day will
be the Ford parade, nlvlnn nw;v a
Ford car and other events which. It la
believed, will brinu hundreds of Ford
0. K. Fatierson of Philadelphia is a'owners, as well us others, t- spend a
Ruest at the Hotel Med ford, as are
C. T. Hutchison nt urn ed last night lorchestra.
ufter a tlshiiig trip of two days dura -) Mr. and Mrs. M
C. F.wina and daunh-,0. Comtne of Salem and 11. M, Abiams
tlon on Evans crock. The trio caulil ters left this niornini; tor their home of Chlcao.
several trout closely appmachlns ihojiu Portland after a brief visit with Dr. Try our merchants lunch. The
sire of a sardine hut .state that the claries T. Sweencv an.l family. The Shasta.
; fishing Is not yei very pood and avo i inss had been In Oakland, Culir..
of. the opinion that less experienced (or the past' few weeks and are motlr-
tlshermen woul not he sf fortunate. . 'ins hack to Portland,
7 Free dirt fnf lawns oi garden. Call Watch repairing of that quality that
at building site, Minnesota street H. gives Batisfattlon at Johnson's.
you look you see a ltis i;ml reduction at the Keonomy
A. Tnlerolf.
Rverj'irhere
. Chevrolet.
Nude Silk hose at The Colonial JLS5.
1 ' ' ' ""
" ! On account of the election, today
wad a lepal holiday durins which the
' banks and: all the city and county
'offices were closed.
It It's Insurance we write It R. A.
Holmes, The Insurance Man, ':
We'll delivet you 100 lbs. of table
; potatoes for f 1.85. Monarch Seed
Feed Co. Thone 2W.
I Dancing! Nat! Sat Bite. . ,' 50
, The commencement exercises 'of the
Grants Pass hiRh school will be held
. tonight at the opera house in that city.
The graduating class numbers 63.
Big dance Kingsbury Sj-.rlsgs. every
Saturday night. Leedom's orchestra.
-, ' . - hi
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point. Sat.
. J Just received a shipment of ice wool
sliiKin sweaters in black, blue, jade,
orihid, pink and white at The Colonial.
;: ;
the Epworth League tramp party
' which was to have been held tonight
ha leeri postponed on account of the
rain. . .
'. When in need of cash and doors,
.call Wallace Woods. 108 or come to
,711 E. Main street..
Jeweler.
tf
Strings, rosin. Root Music Co. 62
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson,
three day period In l.ithia park. Ash
land Tidings.
Hearing pvar ami apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 a'r
tracts and up. Kasy terms. Near'
Modford Highway, tlold Ray Itenltv
Co. Phone TL'S lt or 1M-V. '
Nice Keranlums, all colors, for (wmI-i
ding; also sweet pea plants and a;
Rood variety of other licddln;? plants.)
Maddax llonney. GO
Roltert Strni.g returned this in n niliit
Jeweler. ttfrom. San Francisco w here he has been
Tom Kay of Omaha and Ralph llandiror the pusl week on business connect
will wrestle at Cottage drove, OrKouje, th the now retail shoe establish
next Paturtlay night, anil the winner.) ment which he and his brother are
f and West Side Meat Markets, starting! it is claimed will meet Walter Miller j instituting here. He states that tin
f STARTS
TOMORROW!
MR. and MRS. PUBLIC :
Dick is different from the boy
yoa saw in "Tol'able David"
But yoa will like him EVERY
BIT AS MUCH in this original
Btcry ' by Porter Emerson
Browne. . Henry Bang, who di
rected "Tol'able David," di
rected this one, too and scored
again.; " . -
-' V , i ts 4-
-V" '"-y-
The Love-Log of a
Fishing Skipper and
a. Cocktail-Coquette
Virst Day.-11.3lct HER
Second l)ay....Lved II Eli
Thjrd'Daj--...;--!---- '
-, L::J)rmk HER fuektail
Fourth I)ay....I luted HER
' Fifth l)ay-.I.............-..
EovchI HER Auin
Sixth l)ay......Kisscl HER
' Seventh Day........A-a-fih 1
Drama, Surprise, Heart
break and Delight fill the
seventh day in the ro
mance of a man who didn't
know' women and a society
siren who didn't know
herseli. , " '
'' -al3o- - '
Buster Keaton
- id 2 rtclM of joy j
' um onf ineil - i
' "THE HIGH
SIGN"
Saturday. May IStli. H (wind pails
$i.40. 5 pound pail 70 and 3 pound
pall 45c. " 4 30
D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall.
Wed. Mav 24th, IX O. K. K. orchestra.
5t
Jack Morril. owner of the Hivcrside
orchard, arrived this week from Los
Angeles for a rlslt with old friends.
tiold Hill News.
Auto insurance, ntnwn & White.
Don't pick out single entertainments
in the Chautauqua, as it is a money
aver to secure a season ticket. The
price poes up when the Chautauqua
opens. Call Rev. P. II. Ieuch for in
'ormation. . - XI
Just the weather to enjoy the dance
at the Riverside Community Club Sat
urday nite. May 20th. Kest dance
fltsir in the county. "
Viavi dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hotel MedX'd
61
Everywhere yoa look you eee a
Chevrolet ' Xt
Claire and Isabelle Fansher will
oien the Parlor Tea Rooms Monday.
May 22. Special luncheon 11:30 to 2
p. m. Afternoon tea and evening ser
vice. .N'ever was a rain more welcome in
this vicinity than the downpour of late
yesterday afternoon and last night,
durine which .19 of an Inch fell. This
irain much benefited the Hardens, orch
lards and general crops as durin? the
' recent heat spell the ground had got
ten pretty dry. Slight showers con
tinued to fall frequently today. Fair
weather is the prediction for Saturday.
For expert law n mower grinding call
Mitchell ladder Co.
The ladies oC the Altar society will
give a card party at the Parish hall,
Friday evening. Friends are invited.
r - r.b
Hi lard reduction at the Economy
and West Side Meat Markets starting
Saturday, May 13th. 10 pound pails
i.40, 5 pound pail 70c, and 3 pound
pail 45c , 50
Pear blossoms are dropping badly
and all tree fruits are heinc; injured by
the present hot spell, states
Goetchlus, local weather observer, who
nredict3 a dry season, slating that
! there is very little snow in the moun
tains which drsin into the middle and
coast forks of the Willamette river.
Eucene Guard. . t
Bash and doors. Medford Lumber
Co.
' When better automobiles are built
hBuIck will build them. . tr
i D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall.
! Wed. May 24th D. O. K. K. orchestra.
. K4
i D. F. Rankin of Klamath Falls is
spending a few days in the city and
valley attending to business matters.
; . The state public servica commission
' announces that it has granted a license
j to operate a pagseuBer and freight line
in. Gold Hill and vicinity to
Rittner.
! All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. j
711 East Main street.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co. ' . '
of l,os Anceles. Calif., for the middle
weight championship of the Pacific
coast Ray and Hand met at Gold Hill
May i and Hand won after a hard
tussle.
Furnished house wanted for the
school vacation. Phono A. S. Kalen
born. C. O. P. Co. T.0
Mrs.' Paul Hansen, eoraetlere tor
Nullone. Phone BSSJ. tf
Sure 50 cents by getting your Chau
tauqua ticket in advance of opening
day. If in doubt as to where to Ret one
call Rev. F. R. Leayh. tf
The improvements to the Heath
drug store hare been completed, the
space has been enlarged and new fix
tures installed. v
Everywhere you look you ee a
Chevrolet tf
Comets, trombones.
now store will carry a complete line of
the newest styles in fine footwear.
For Sale llest homo made cakes.
pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. DoaVitimin.
DC.
Invest your savings rn the Jackson
County Hutldlng and Loan association.
tt
Nice geraniums, all colors, for bed
ding; also sweet pea plants and a good
variety of . other beihllntt plants.
Maddox A llonney. . 5n
P. M. lonard returned this morning
from Portland where he has been for
the past few days.
Goff writes Automohilo Insurance.
Telephone 11. ' i
Crescent orchestra F.agle Tolnt, Sat
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flck and dangli-i
The Ptrlor Tea Rooms over Wool
worth's store, will servo dainty home
cooked luncheons at a reasonable
price. New management. 51
Hud Laurent . and Miss Gladys
Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Dorothy, were married Saturday,
the 13th, at Yreka, Cal. They will re
side in Medford, where Hud will drive
a laundry wagon. Jacksonville Post.
, The local Standard Oil stations
Root Music Co., ter Virginia, of Jacksonville, will al-t
tl'1!t..-.l K. ..m...t ......... I-., j ll.l
tt'llll lIlfT .(ttWIillllUS l At II Ill IUU
Grants Pass high school tonUht. Miss)
Corlysa Courtney, one of the Kraduatcs
Is a rousin of Mrs. Flek.
We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf
Nice geraniums, all coUrs, for bed
ding: also sweet ca plants and a good '
variety of other bedding plants.
Maddox & Bonney. SO" i
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Kmerlck left this'
morning by auto for Seattle and Alter
started Thursday night to keep oiteOuiecn. Wn., where they will attend the',
until 10 p. m. ' next three weeks visiting friends and
' TOXlGIIT : '
t'lllLDRIA'S OPERETTA
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Tues.Night,Hay23
SEATS NOW!
FIRST Tl-Mi: IX MEDFORD
MesHnt. JiPt' and J. 1. Khubert An
nounce the New Voik Winter
Garilen's Most fctiiltcndous Revue
liig lard reduction at the Economy
and West Side Meat Markets starting
Saturday, May 13. 10 pound pails
$1.40; 5 pound palls 70c, and 3 pound
pail 45c. . So
Saxophones, clarinets. Root Music
Co.
D. O. K K. annual dance, K. P. hall.
Wed. Ma i. 1th. D. O. K. K. orchestra.
All Doky' j and K. P.'s invited. Dane-
ins: 9 to Tj 6
Miss Mary Rebb who has for some
time past been ill with tonsflitis had
her tonsils removed it the Sacred
Heart hospital last week and is now
convalescing at her home.
Danjos, mandolins, guitars.. Root
Music Co. 52
Store away your winter furs, wool
ens, bedding, etc., in a Pacific Cedar
Chest Sale," economical, convenient
We have made and sold over twelve
hundred cedar th,ests. Get yours now.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. GO
Fishing season opened at Gold Beach
Monday with indications that a large
number of salmon would be taken this
year. Commercial fishing on the npper
Rogue will commence May 23. There
are now a large number of salmon in
the river and local fishermen are pre
paring for a good season. The price
being paid at the mouth is seven cents
a pound, Grants Pass Courier.
Wanted Hoarders. , 129 N Central.
. 66
Dance at Apnlegate May 20th. Fine
supper and good music. Tickets $1.10
including war tax. Everybody come. 61
' Herb Grey and Elmer Knips will
leave tomorrow night for Eugene by
auto where they hope to get a look in
at the tail end of the Junior Week End
festivities at the University of Oregon,
and at the same time make a brief
visit with friends in attendance at the
university. ,
Wanted--Clean cotton rags at Mall
52' i house
I7K A OTTRTj
nun i i i iin
i
of 1921
HOWARD
, PRESKNTIXG
WILLI K
and
K CUE xi-:
l.-.O KTARM 150
75 HEAITIKS 75
! M'K.ES lid .
2oo ( 'OSTl'M ES 2:MM)
XOTF Outing to the. lniKHt
ance of this engiiJii'liient and ('
unprecedented demand for seals,
regular pat ions are urged to make
reserval ions, curly, .
I'RK'EN: $l.tO T --75
This Gigantic Attraction Does Xot
Play Any Otlu-r f'ity in Oregon lv
ccpting Portland.
relatives.
Lime and cement McflMrd Lumber
Co.
Save money cn garden tools and
hoBe at Monarch SeedVo.
I'ndonbtedly there will be a capacity
at the Paste theatre tonight t'
witness'. "The Sinnsgteman." a cbil
dreil's oiveretta by tho grude sch sils
of the city tirtddr the direction of Miss
Fratfcp M. Sherwood. ',
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, de-in forced and
guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-
Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 8. Front street tf
Joseph M. Allen returned this morn
ing from Taeoma where he 1ms been
for the past wecTc oh business. Mr.
Allen is the son-in-law of Lynn W.
Smith of this City and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen will make their home here, Mr.
Allen having accepted a (stsltion with
the Medford National bank. "
8and, gravel, sediment Thone 912-J.
Nico-Dust kills aphis on roses and
vegetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co.
Carl Kowuian left this morning on
an all day fishing tri-t and hopes 'to
return with a good catch.
Dig reduction on trimming materials
for hats. Fay & Sloan, 429 Medford
building. , 52
W. C. Stone of Roseburg Is a guest
at the Hotel Holland. Other guests
Include H. W. Riley and E. C. Post of
Eugene', George R. Varney of Corvallis,
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Henry of Clinton.
Ia., J. L, Coffey of Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Ft. J. Kahler of los Angeles. It
H. Watts of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs.
D. Vance of Ban Francisco.
C. L. Goff for Fire Insurance. Tele
phone 41.
The general health of university
students Is better at this time than it
has been In months, according to Miss
ECONOMY
filOC
rnntr)f!tr
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THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE
The Last Call for Cheap Sugar
The price of sugar has gone upour
price will change Monday morning
We have 25 lb. 50 lb. and 100 lb. bags
Alpine an Oregon Milk 10c a can
Rinsp Special
Package . . . . 7c
5 packages . . . 29c
10 packages . . . 57c
"17 packages ... 95c
Large package . . . 23c
Special Demonstration Will be Held in Our Store
, - , all Next Week. Be Sure to See it.
Bakery Special Individual Strawberry Shortcake 10c each
GATES & LYDIARD
Kllxals'th Allen bi has been In
this city for the past few days visiting
frlen'ls and relatives li ft this morning
for her home In Tai oma.
I'lano polish. Uo t M nsle Co. CU
The rain storm of last nluht and con
tinued sllsht rain of today made the
city auto cami a nut very pleasant
place, and a number of auto travelers
were nuiklng themselves as comfort
able as possible there today. Tomor
row night the old auto ramp will ceasa
to exist as n c ity oHrated Institution
as the city's new auto camp will he
ready to receive aBto tourists by Sun
day forenoon.
Mrs. W. K." Riiss'-ll with her duiiuh fhli-iiK i to speitr the summer with her
ter Until arrived this muriiliix frum'sUter. Mss.'J. W. Klrkpatrlt-k. -
Sze 7TLUA infants imvauds
ASK FOR
llorlick's
t!e Original
ooid Imitation
VtilPVftiSubMtitute
"OTlrumvInTaHds.oarow(nRChridrn jRlchmrtk.iruilt.d grain .street In Powdor
Tha OnimJ Food-DrinU Fur AJI Agct Na Cortlas (Nouri.Wnt Dllb
. "-Birr- M I
Tribune office.
Manuafacturers of the better grade
davenports, . chairs, rockers, and foot
stools In latest design. Constructed to
give Service and comfort. Of best
workmanship, hardwood frames, web-
bine bottoms, high tempered steel
spring, filled with flax, hair and cot
ton. Spring or down cushions. Cov
ered in denim, velour, mohair or tapes
try. No woodshavings used. All
material new and clean. Upholstering
of ail kinds. Draperies made to order.
if interested call Jacksonville Phone
202. J. Weis, Upholstery. 61
Forest airplane patrol In the north
west this summer depends largely
upon the size of the army, and this
has hot yet been fixed by the mililury
committee of the senate, Senator C. l.
McXary has telegraphed C, fi. Chap-(
man, secretary of the Western Fores-
try and Conservation association.!
Congress recently voted down an ap-j
propriation for airplane patrol, but,'
northwest foresters and timber owners
are still fighting for this measure of;
forest protection which is estimated to'
save many thousands of dollars of tim
ber annually.
Shoes called for and delivered free.
repaired or Milium, jviaii uruum ,
specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B.
Watkins, 127 W. Main, nhono 558. 69
The biuirest event of the year is!
Chautauqua, It comes next week. Get
your ticket now and save money. Call
Rev. F. it. Leach for Information, tf
This office is prepared 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. i tf
tfjGrace K. Robertson, university health
nurse. Only five students are in me
Infirmary, compared with an average
of 14 for the winter term. Fewer
cases of poison oak are being reKirted,
according to the nilrse, who also said
SO per cent of the underweight girls,
according to the' September figures,
are now normal. -
Have you your summer sewing
done? See Miss Helen King, 341V4
South Grape. G
60
LIVES
and .
$1,000,000
Worth of property are
lost daily by Fire.
Can you afford to risk
possible loss of homes
and property.-
Insure Now
McCurdy
lXSlItAXCK AOKXCY
FlapJack Flour
Buckwheat Flour
Maple and Cane Syrup
Pure Maple Syrup
Hot Cakes and Maple Syrup for breakfast. Start the day right.
We have a great variety to choose from. "
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. 'Marsh'
Phone252 ' ' GROCER ;.; Phone 252
Y. W, C, A. Campaign $3200' May 22-26
k:
SHOES
. $5.00
SHOES
. $5.00 .
FOR MEN
M.en 'e Sidecalf, Welt Sowed, Rubber Men's Oonuino Calf, Wolt Sewed,
Heoh, Mahogany Oxfords Rubber Heels, Mahogany Oxfords -
$5.00 a pair $7.00 a pair
North ,; d)tfrCldtM , North
Central '""r."",! c.., ' Central
Cooo Shoes"
(Since 10134