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MKHFOHTI MATH TRTBtTKTl. MKDFOnn. iRKCIOX. AVl'DXKDAT, " ArAV 21'.' TWO ir V I Andtthon Society No. TOlrtS, ,lnokson "The rusxlni? tiftTL (lTltl j srhodW will Blvt-a plotmv Hhow In (hi stiimnK Willie a lu Personal Tho rlty council at It nieetlm; Mon day night, as predicted recently it would do, decided to cut down tho use of sprinklers In commercial cardans Of the city. A number of those Hardens are equipped with from half a doztn to a docun, sprinklers, which they have been operating; The new edict limits the use of to only two sprinklers at a! time, arii) this rule, which Koea int.): effect next Monday, It is thmifiht will conserve a lanre part of the city's water supply anil tend more to an equal dlstrihution of that supply over the city. The council also decided to put on a Bpcclal man during the sum mer Reason with police authority to watch out for all violators of the city water rules, fancy combs, Nurrotts. bobed hnir ornaments. Martin J. Reddy, Jewelers. r.7 Wanted A woman to do family washing for family of three. 1'lR.ne 3S0-U t 5 The Parlor Tea Rooms are aervlns special luncheons. Site, front 1 1 : SO to 2 O'clock. Tij ' Twelve persons in five cars arrived at the city auto camp last evening, pent the n'.Rht there and continued on their journeys this momlnK. All the cars but one came from. California and are north bound. For fuller brushes call CM-V. 5S Danre, Butt Falls, Sat , May 27tlt. ' Fir Insurance. Brown & White. May ' Festival at Lincoln school, Thursday, evening, May 23, 7:3t o'clock. The admission is 10 cents for Adults. 6 cent for children. ( 54' Be sure to come to the V. 0. T. I, meeting at the Y. W. C. A. rooms at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Plans for the regional conference wlllxbe made. For her graduation, a wrist watch, ltartln J. Reddy, Jewelers. 57 Show of 19;M," The annual encampment of the Ore- and V'lwne Howard, I jtou National tinned will be held June (hall of the buildlns Thursday after- the bin New York Winter Harden sue l. to 2'.t Instead of .ltily as previously : noon st 2:;h. Miss Susanne Holmes. Jeess,-drew a capacity audience hist announced. The militia bureau has up I county superintendent will show some niht at tht Pago theater, which was! proprlated $IOl,2tU.SO for pay, suits!- in almost continuous laughter all the tence and transportation, t'oasi aitll time the two Howards, those fa- lory units w ill t ruin at port Wmdeli On uious laugh makers, and Will Philbtiekj Puget Sound, and the infantry and assisting comedian, were on the stage, other units at Camp Lewis, Change of The big production In its two acts the dales of the cuuip was secured huely slides of Oregon birds. The proceeds will be used for a bird bath on the ,lacks;n lawn. . Wanted Clean cotton rasa nt Mall Tribune office. tf You can get credit on old tires when Inning Miller tires. Kxchange Tiro Co., L'S X. Riverside. fit'i Furnished room with bath, M Nor'h Oukdale. Phone t'el-J, 5i" linie Pain watches f I .".", lieavy can vas gloves 10e pair, leather face canvas gloves iTic pair, jersey gletves 1'V pair, leather shoe lace loe pair, unity soap !'e bar. web belts 3e. cotton socks pair for "Tic, O. l. wool army blankets $'-'.93. 1-fold steel auto camp bed $I2..V, Kampkook j;as stoves $7.30, at Pnited Army Stores, S2 Central Ave. So. 37 A specicl attraction at Clmutami'.ia w ill be the Radio demonstration Satur day night. Free dirt for lawns ot garden. at building site, Minnesota street ll.j A. Thierolf. The Alpha IVlta class ot the Chris-1 ti.an church will hold their regular class party in the lecture room of th church Thursday afternoon at 2::!rt. Soldier w ho looked at improved 11 i acre ranch please write Mrs. li. Pups. Orants Pass, Ore. 59 C. L. (".off for Fire Insurance. Tele phone 41. Dance, llutte Fulls, Sat., May 27th. Two Standard Oil trucks made a trip to I'nion Creek Monday with a quan tity of gasoline and about 400 gallons of lubricating oil. There w ill be a regular communica tion of Realties chapter Wednesday, May 21 at Masonic hall. Initiation. Refreshments will be served by the officers. f4 For Fuller brushes call C01-W. 3S Chautauqua ojtens Friday. Tho great event of the year. Co with others. .This Is a community affair. . For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 58 j Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Vmniels have Many beautiful gifts for graduation arrived home from their two months Martin J. Reddy, Jewelers. 67 ; auto Journey which took them through Mr. F. A. Rice and Mrs. H. E. Rice parts of the Imperial valley, Arizona, of Noti. Ore, near Eugene, the mother! New Mexico. old Mexico and Nevada. and lister of George L. Howard, ! W. T York left yesterday for Myrtle demitr sheriff, are visiting him at Creek where he will take his old ikisI- Jacksonville. tion or grade and rock inspector on &1 satisfaction After-theatre lunches a mtecmltv at thA Piicifie littrliw-m- It is enacted Jeweler. tha Parlnr Tea Rnnnil rr Vnnl. i thuf fc n-Ill V,o 41,-, l.v.iln. tnr 1 "SnOWy" KnightOU returned this mid over 20 scenes Is a merry bodge I mdge of humorous stunts, clever danc ing, comely voting women and band some costuming, pretty songs, bur lesque and travesty acts, novel scenic effects , )0d colorful scenery. The performance moved with a snap that was relished." Although much of the dialogue and stums was very New ., lYorkish it did not go oer the audi ences head, especially the imiiesque ,oti popular plays as must of these had been seen in Medford, notably "The Bat" and "hone." For Sale Psed car bargains. Daniel I pon s liarage, 1U W. Crutral. Sfi Chautauipia week Is here. fiet your c.lU ticket and enjoy six days of the liest on me piaiioriu. We ll delivei yotl 100 lbs. of table potatoes for SI !3. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Phone L'tlrt. ' Hotel Medford guests include S. J. Kvans of Seattle, Mr. aVd Mrs. John A. Danell of Cincinnati, d. W. Wilklns of Milwaukee. Jack II. Pendleton of Kansas City, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Cf 1. i Brand of Bremerton. Wash.. Mr. end Mrs. W. D. Comer of Seattle and K.J. Haas of Chicago. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat. Yhin in need ot sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 10S or come to 711 E. Main street P. 0. K. K. annual dance. K. P. hall. Wed. Mav 24th, U O. K. K. orchestra. 64' CI uli women from all over the state are greatly Interested in the approach ing' convention of the Oregon Federa tion of Women's clubs to be held nt Tillamook May 30 to June 2. A pro gram of special interest has been ar ranged by Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbat, Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, of Corvallia will preside. The Chautauqua Is a great educator Take the children with -you. , Lime for spray. Meflturd Lbr. Co. Watch repairing of that quality that at Johnson s. tf Worth'. 55 the remainder of the summer. morning from forttanu wtiere ne nas For Sale Air compressors, pipej New wall tents iu all standard sizes.; 8,me msl i"1'"'""' "lcu,,TO trotn 1 Inch to 2V4 inch. SanttBJT beds: Auto tent in white duck nr khaki at Mount Angel college. for eainp use, mattress, blacksmith 1 very low prices. Canvas is advancing! Invest your savings n the Jackson er in the near future. Save money buying a tent now and buy it at the; Army Store and save money. Army Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 5 Wanted A woman to do family washing for family of three. Phone 390-L. ' Save money on garden tools outfit complete, drills, tents, shovels, j in price and tents are sure to be high : Picks, axes, sieage nammers. ail tnese ' r ecoBd-hand goods. Call Rogue River Canal Company's office South Fir street or phone 129. S ; Dance, Eagle Point, Sat site. 59 : i Tha public market beginning with next week will be open three days a . fetic, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur ' lays ."Instead of two days a week as ! aal bees the rule for months past.1 " home grown strawberries sold at this , anorning's public market at 12V4 cents st.no. . . .- -May Festival at Lincoln school , TBUrsday evening. May 23, 7:30 'clock. The admission is 10 cents for adults, 6 cents for children. 54 : Dance, Butte Falls, Sat, May 27th. ;V. . , , - 57 I I will be in Central Point Wednesday and Saturday to give music lessons. Ida Wood. 59 , Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foree of Butte, Mont., are guests at the Hotel Holland as are Joe Wills of Seattle. C. Rogerson or New York City. W. J. Oarnett of San Francisco, H. W. Riley Of Eugene, S. II. Hawkins of Portland, K. Surney of Vancouver, B. C, and Oetorge H. Smith of Roseburg. - When fn need ot shingles and roof fnc call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main.' - " " Dance. Eagle Point. Sat. nite. 59 County Building and Loan association tf Auto insurance. Brown ft White. 1 1'nited lavl ueaier, Mrs. toor, noiei jieui u Since the departure of J. W. Judy for Greshani, Ore., where he will take 54 'the position of assistant special agent n(t i at the Standard Oil company itrancn hose at Monarch Seed Co. I 1 om Jnnsion nas m-en promoieu iu There win be no meeting of the! operator in charge of the Standard Oil Jackson Parpn.-Tenrhpr r,rciP n Fri-: service station on North Kiversiito. dav of this week. Thev are civing For expert lawn mower grinding call by Adjutant t.eneral W hite, w ho point ed out that Uio curlier camp would Iraw a larger enrollment. A special lispcnsatlon fi-otn the secretary of win was necessary to get tne requireu funds, since none were available be fore Julv 1, under oivlinury conditions. D. O. K. K. annual nance. K. P. hall, Wed. May 2llh. D. O. K. K. orchestra. Ml 1okies and K. P.'s Invited, Dane- lug ! b I. ' :! Tires and work guaranteed by Fx- change Tire Co., 2S N, Riverside, its doff writes Aiitotuobllu Insurauee. Telepliono 41. Invitations have been sent out for the junior prom which will he held Wednesday night. May :'l. The senior reception will be June 7Ut, one week later. Commencement exercises will be held at the Page theatre on Friday night. June i'th. Junior girls are win k ing with fervor on the decorations for the prom. Wanted -Boarders. !-! N. Central. f.t; Breakfast at the Medford Cafeteria aud liellcatessen. . Knights of Pythias District conveu tion. Roseburg, Saturday, May - t li. 1922. All knights that can go or have autoiiiolsiilest for this trip report at K.'ofP. hull not Inter. than Thursday evfhlug, May 2.iUif W'q want at bast one hundred. ' ' 33 City Recorder Alford has not yet re ceived a reply, to his telegram sent t; tiowe'a Ureal London Circus for that concern to send a representative io Medford as soon as iMssible to confer about either cancelling the date hei-o of that attraction on Memorial day. or arranging for the purade to bo held at a time bf the flay so as to not Interfere with the Memorial day exercises. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co Although tho minimum temperature of this morning was but 37 degrees the atnmsphere felt quite chilly and made fires welcome In homes. Most passengers on . outgoing auto stages this morning wore overcoats buttoned up. Fair weather Is the prediction for Thursday. This office Is prepare to print ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phono us and wo will call tf Shoos called tor and delivered free, repaired or shlned. Mail orders a specialty. Work sunt C. O. D. C B. Watkins, 127 W. Main, phone 556. 59 . . '1 1 . ' ' 1 ' - 1 tl II !l The latTe company which presented , The lioc.ue ItUor Unptlal unsocial Ion "The Piissiug Show of .lit;)" nt the i convened 'I'llemlrty ami U Htlll In ses Page theater last nl;lit tlepard'd In Its ' slon today is t the Baptist church In special train at t::il a. m. today fur j Ashland to eelebiste the ruly sixth Portland, where toiu.cht It begins Its engagement at the llelllg tlteutuo for the remainder of the week, This big attraction only appears In two Oregon cities on its lour. Medloid ami Port land. The company left but litile money In Medford during lis brief sta us it to1 lived by Hpoclul Irulii yesteiilay afternoon and departed the snme way, Hearing pear and npplo orchards sacrificed nt $tt0 aero ond tip, 1 aero tracts and up. Knsy terms. Near Medford Highway, .Cold Ray Realty Co. ,1'hotin 72S-R or 13 I Y, I'ire Insuriinee. Co, Bennett Investment tf Hiuilversary of the association In this valley, Quite a number of distinguish ed I in lit u.l church workers ute lu (he illy to attend the meellng, among whom are the liev. J, I'. Austin, llev. o, C. W right, executive secretary of the Baptist woiU In the shite, t c I It of I Vi it l.i li. I Among those present liom Medf ud are Prof. Aulue Smith and ev. P. It Leach who are scheduled for talks during the two tlavs' session, Sand, gravel, sediment. Phono Will J. Fverywhers you look you a 'Chevrolet. tf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION ,. iF- 11 turn Sure Relief ELL-AM S j and HnckoK, fvrvwb.r way to the Audubon society which will. give a picture show on Thursday afternoon. Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, de-inforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat- ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan WnlHinir Wnrlf. M S Front alrul tf I State Mitchell Ladder Co. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf The first shipment of rainbow trout eegs of the season has arrived at the game commission offices from Nico-Dust kills aphis on roses and! Sencer creek and will be sent to the vegetables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co. ! "aunPrlf's al "nscuurg. uasnuKe ami Everywhere, you look yoa see al 'taea.lu, 500,000 to each hatchery, rhoi-rnint f! v,si;ttfin A. E. Burghduff announced Teut pegs are being driven at the corner Ivy and Eighth streets where the Chautauqua which oens Friday will show, and numerous sec tions of the large tent are on the ground in readiness for raising. If it's insurance we write it. It. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Coming Friday HAIL INSURANCE Bate $2.50 per $100.00 Insurance for the Season. Will yon take n chuiii-e this year ott lisini your entire crop ir will you voluntarily take a loss of 2 i-'2r(, The cost of insurance njrainst loss or damage by bail? Just telephone ONE-TWO THREE McCurdy Insurance Agency RINSO WEEK Economy Groceteria SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION ' ' " and SPECIAL PRICES to introduce this new soap Pkg. 7c V 5 for .. ... 29c 10 for ..... 57c 17 for ............ .. 95c Washing Machine Size. . . . ., 23c GATES &LYDIARD Tuesday Don't wait till others tell you what a great treat they are having at the Chautauqua, but get your ticket now and enjoy these treats yourself. D. O. K. K. annual dance, K. P. hall. Wed. May 21th, D. O. K. K. orchestra. El All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. "Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. Manager Montgomery of the city baseball team has scheduled a return game with the Udand team, for next Sunday to be played here and an nounces that Medford nas secured thejl services of Pitcher Harham, ex-league I "j t,A-,....K ...Vitl. ii'tlT ,,.. lltn r.n 9 ii'tui ci, nun li win mv niv .,..i,o mora oven footing with their oppo nents. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, . Jeweler. tf I Mm Paul Tlannen. enrsetlere for NuTlone. Phone 5B5-J. t tf We are watch specialist's. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf The two airplanes which stopped over night here last Saturday and which left Snnday forenoon were tour ing the state in the interest of the citizens' training camp and were In Portland the first of the week, where they dropM!d folders advertising the camp to be held at Camp Lewis this summer. Store away your winter furs, wool ens. bedding, etc., in a Pacific Cedar Chest. Safe, economical, convenient We have made and sold over twelve hundred cedar chests. Get yours now, Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 60 Lime and cement. Meaford Lumber Co. Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat . ' 59 . Mrs, Pax non and Mrs. Purdln will entertain St. Mark's Guild at the home of Mrs. M. Purdln, 912 .North Central avenue, Friday afternoon. May 20th. Hemstitching, Picotlng, 8c per yd. . Buttons covered. Ilandicjit Shop. tf For Sale Itest homo made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Hoard man 5fi I ! mm LMmm fir NEW SHOW TODAY' DUiSIIi PAULINE FREDERICK lu one of the greate- rolei of her brilliant career , 1 - luppoited by ' - Tom Sanchi and Otis Harlan "TWO KINDS OF WOMEN" A story of thoroujrlibreda voirion and horses. -men, Adapted from Jack ion (Oiegory'i West ern itory "judeth or BLUE LAKE RANCH." COMINC PEIDAY THE SHIEK" acncs'ayrc j RUOOtfH VALCHT1NO tllOKWI to the Page WANTED Someone who appreciates the quality of a Cadillac Touring car at the right price. , $550.00. 4 A man with a Ford, who wants a 1920 Dort Touring car like new and priced at $575.00. A driver, pwner, for a fine Oakland Six Tourinjr car, priced at $790. Must be driven to be appreciated, lots of snap. An out-door man who wanis a Ford Bug at $175.00. . Terms Granted Busy Corner Motor Co. Fashionable DRESSMAKING Experience in all branches. Designing of all kinds. Promnt Attention to Mailorders. 0 m mnh ins ui a w u r ti ..ri i.w.w. h hhubic leap Close to Mature - Play Good H<fo to Wis? Be Constant Uses ot llMrlllllM) K,Sl,lmrtd -U. 3. Pat. Off. Ill Bread Looks FJlueh A like There is no Bread Like u. s. rat. Off. - - ... - ; t. . ,i , .i - (. i ForHczilh Building and Health Hooping Qualilioa It Is made only by tho- 4 '-timjzm PEERLESS BAKERY Medford, Oregon . AT YOUR GEOCEEd ""'"'"' rs 1 a! 905 W. tOth tit. Phone 855-Tf V tt