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Wocal and
ILj Personal
Tho sutipcr to lie Riven at (lie I. O. I S
O. F. hall Friday ovenliiK for tho chil-jl
dren or Odd Fellows and llebeuaiis
will be served at G:30 o'clock.
xucli clillilron in may ucsiro 10 no j
from school direct to the hall. ar-
runKcments hnvo boon made to tuko '
care of: thorn until the supper hour. !
. Parent are assured that every atten-
' tiotl has been provided to look alter i
thd (welfare mid comfort of all the j
' IllllO Kuesis. v proKniiii ui uinusc-j
, moot nnd Fames -will follow the feast.
and' the uarty will close not lator than
I 9 o'clock. ' '
The best values In Suits or Over
coats are right here. Come in and
make me prove It. $55 values nt 4!i,
others as low as (32.50. Klein the
Tailor. 128 E. Main, upBtairs. 275'
. Harry Scougall received word last
night of the sudden death of his
mother in Portland and left this morn
int,' to attend the funeral.
Mardl-Gras! Oriental Ballroom!
' Tues., Feb. 13! CoBtume prizes! 272
Superintendent of Schools Aubrey
Smith is Btill searching for a suitable
room to lease permanently in the
down town district not too far away
from tho high school, to relieve tho
. overflow congestion at the high school
j building, caused by the many 8th
grade pupils recently graduating into
! the high school course, and which ne
i cessitated forty ' high school students
, to attend classes temporarily in the
ilaptlst church building. He is Inves
tigating possible quarters In tho .Med
, lord building. Quarters have been
( .offered in the Sparta building but are
not favored because of certain llmlta-
tions.
Another Big Hard Times party,
Jackson Hot Springs, Feb. 14th. 274
'. O. C. Lemmon arrived home this
morning from Hood River, to which
oily he and Mrs. Lemmon were called
some time ago by the sudden death of
the latter's father. Mr. Lemmon says
that It has been quite cold at Hood
- River and that last week a tempera
ture there of 6 degrees above was
reached. Mrs.' Lemmon will not re
turn home for two -weeks.
Dance! Wed. night! Oriental Ball-;
room! ' ' ; . 271 ,
; Colonel Sargent Camp, United Span-j
tsh War Veterans will mcqt at the
public library at 7:30 o'clock this eve-,
. ning.. Comrades wishing to Join are
requested to bring their discharge
papers. '-,.; . - ...
'.'Lunch cloth end napkins, DO cents.
Handicraft Shop, Friday and Satur
day. . .. 273
; Jackson county teachers will bo
'given ah opportunity to hear Super
intendent Hi II. Wilson, of Berkeley,
, Calif., at the high school on Satur
day morning, February 17, at 10
'o'clock, when ho brings a message or
.Vital Interest to thoao of the profes
. sion. according to an announcement
' made today by 8iieriiitendent George
A. Briscoe, Tf tho Ashland publla
. schools. Owing to the national repu
tation of tho Bpcaker, Superintendent
, UrlBCoo Is Issuing an Invitation to all
i tho' teachers of the county to bo pres
ent at that time ' Superintendent Wil-
son Is one. of the best Informed men In
. tilH'lIno west of the Mississippi and is
In great demand aa a spoaker boforo
state and national gatherings of the
' teaching , profession. Ashland Tld- j
' : Crescent orchestra dnnco, Kagln
Point. Sat. nlto. Fob. 10th. 273
.A. C. Richards of Ashland, Nebras
ka, arrived In the city this morning
for his annual winter vUlt with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Wortman. Ho is a
.brother of Mrs. Wortman. , i
Every' member of liis Christian
church nnd tholr friends are urged to
attend the first meeting tonight at
7:30, conducted by Evangelist Brad
ford. There will be splendid music
and a good wholesoino talk that will
be different. v " . -
' For Sale rDo-nut machine almost
new. cheap.' i'WUI H. Wilson. 271
; Mr. Etie, representing C. S. Moss
i n,lvcrtlsluK, ts propurlng n pago fea
t lure which will appear In Mall Tribune
, In a fow days entitled "Who's Who
and Why In Medford."' This advertis
ing la being solicited entirely Inde-.
pendent of regular Trlbuno advertis-;
iog.and the Mall Trlbuno Is not In any j
way responsible for It. Accqrding to
Mr.; Etla this feature has met with
marked success In other states and ho
Is soliciting It solely on Its merits.-'
'. Ribbons for the new package gowns
nnd combinations. Handicraft Shop, j
Midweek Dance! Oriental Ball-1
room! Wed. night! 271 j
According to the weather bureau
at Portland the cold weather wave In
Oregon will contlnuo for several days
yet, or ut least there was no break In
sfght yesterday. Tho coldest weather
; of Oils morning was 23 dogrees. The
' prediction la for fair weather Thurs-,
day-
V. R. Crosby of Talcut was
' amonu the many out of town shoppers
" Ir Jledtbrd today and was a caller al j
J tylrf office.'
r Fiber thread for embroidery, 5 cenls j
iwr'skoin. Handicraft Shop. 273,
.vAmong the Jackson county visitors .
' i'pondlng yesterday In Grants Pass
' oro Mr. O. II. Laws and Mrs. Will j
' itltjilor of Gold Hill, and Mrs. Edna I
5 ooro aud Mrs- Will Wilt and mother j
of Rogue River.
' St. MarkB Guild will entertain at '
rards Friday evening. February th. '
i o'clock at the Holland Hotel. All
are cordially Invited. 27r." i
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 The iini-inlHDionei-
of internal revenue today
announced n exIenslMi until June
13 of the final date '' Ming t;ix re
rurtis -of dumrstlc eorporotionn lor
thr rnb ndiir vwr 192-
Ilandlcraft Shop.
Hemstltchlnf
PleoUng '
it per yard.
Bottom corertd,
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il' ' PATHS NEWS "BETTY" BROWN
M0$Mm j iplir weekly fl$m$i t wr
I 1'f illM- 561 WSS 'r1 WEEK END PARTY iWj in a splendid MUSICAL
f,g -f 2 ' PLAVINQ 'XH.L SATURDAY NIGHT-ADULTS 60c; CHILDREN 25c
NEW SHOW TODAY 'o; '
Adapted by Frances Marion from the
play of Samuel Shipman and John B.
Hymes, produced by William Har-
, lis, Jr.
Remember Its Thrall
on the Stage?
Great! But Now See It
on the Screen
the new piquancy of little Ming Toy,
who "don't think China don't feel
China don't know why for Hell God
ever put her in China'
Yesterday, offered as a slave on the
Love Boat at Shanghai.
Today, sought as wife-slave in San
Francisco's Chinatown caught in the
whirlpool of color-conflict when white
man and yellow love her. Delightful,
poignant, winking, wooing, smiling,
sobbing little Ming Toy sometimes
you'll cry over her, sometimes laugh.
Eight Reels Eight Banner Reels
Just as "Smilin' Through" was Norma Talmadge's
First Great Triumph So "East Is West" Is
Constance's
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"SINGED WINGS"
BUSTER KEATON
"THE BLACKSMITH '
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