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MEDi-'OUD MAIL"' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OlfWiON. FRIDAY. FERRFAU'V
Focal and
&J Personal
The Vnlted State deputy Internal
revonuo collectors. Kred jt'olvls und
licurgn Hewitt lire dolus rushliiK
luminous at their office in tlio Federal
liuildliiK, collecting and usHistinj; per
sons in lilliiii; out blanks lor the col
lection of their income taxes. Kvery
income tax payer Is ttijred to see
them as soon as possible, us next Mon
day is the lata day of their stay In this
city.
Party who got brown hat lit Wood
man dance last niKht please return to
su:ir Howl. 279
Hemstitching at Deuel's. iS9
A number of hiuli schuol students
left this forenoon for ItoseburK by
nuto and will uttend the game between
HoseburK and Mcdford hiKh school
basketball teams at HoseburK tonight.
Camel cigarettes at Louie's for 1.1c.
270
' "Hell '0 Pear" 10c. Get it where
they soil candy. 1!.S0
Teachers of Jackson county will
have an unusual opportunity to hear
an educator of California tomorrow, '
at the senior hiKh school In Ashland.
Superintendent Wilson of the llerkeley
schools will Rivo his address at 10
o'clock. The public Is cordially In
vited. 2000 yards spring zephyr 22-inch
pinhoms, 29c. M. M. Dept. Storo. 279
The Hub Shoe Store will hold un
other dollar sale Saturday. Oxfords
up to 414. boots to 514. One lot white
canvas shoes, most all sizes and
widths, at one dollar. 279
D. U. Potter of Hilt, Calif., has re
turned to his home after a short stay
in the city on business.
"Hell 'O Dear" 10c. Get It where
they sell candy. 280
' llance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. 270
Tho Grants Pass Irrigation district
will be tho first section of Oregon
given attention by tho Oregon State
chamber of commerce In Its coloniza
tion and settlement plan. V. G. Ido,
who has been selected to handle the
work, will nrrivo In tho city Friday
morning to classify and appraise the
lands of the local district. Mr. lde
will go over all lands within the dis
trict and ns soon an possible, artvertis-
ing of the Hogue lands will be under-
takon.-Grants Pass Courier.
Hard Time dance at I. O. O. F. hall
Talent, Sat, Feb. 17, 1923. Loveland
orchestra. Tickets J 1.00. Chicken
supper extra. i 279
J letter to have it and not need It,
than to need It and not have It? In
surance with It. A. Holmes, the Insur
ance Man. tf
Iloy Davis, circuit court stenogra
pher, attended to official business In
Grants Pans Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Tho Mcdford Center Woman's
ready-to-wear concession Is to he
taken by n Senttlo firm In tlio very
near future. Tho ivmulnlng winter
stock is not included In the transfer
and, beginning Saturday, Feb. 17th
will bo on tho racks at slaughter
prices. Some very select garments
remain. Special line spring taffetas
on sale. 2i9'
1 1600 yards spring percales, nil new
pnttxrns, 20c. M. M. Dopt Store. 279
Tho highway between Modford and
Rosehurg was opened full width Wed
nosdiiy of this wook according to
autolsts who havo recently come
through from tho north. Traffic Is
no longer held up and let through only
at stated periods' as was tho case up
until Wednesday.
Dollar Day at the Hub Shoe Storo.
One lot white canvas shoes, good
sizes and widths, all at ona dollar
Saturday. 279
ThlB office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men mid have
them printed out ot Mcdford. Phono
un and we will cull. tf
he bride
knows
that "HE" really is human
after all, and does enjoy
good cooking.
For years she has seen her
mother take down a can ol
Crescent Baking Powder
and has known that some
thing good was in the mak
ing. So her first grocery order
starts with "Crescent Bak
ing Powder, please." Back
ed by years of satisfaction
in homes of the West.
No Bitter Taste With
Crescent
Creaccnt
Manufacturing
Company
Seattle, Wash.
According to dispatches from Salem
a bill introduced in the state legisla
ture this week provides that livestock
must hereafter d'v lay proper head
and tail lights wlr 1 promenading
upon the public highways after dark.
The bill holds the owner of the offend-
! Ing livestock for any brench of the
lighting regulations and makes him
liable to a line of not less than $" nor
more than t"o.
Clean cotton rags nre wanted at
Mail Tribune office. tt
Let's all dance, Jackson's Sat. 279
Mrs. D. O. Weaver and son, who bad
been visiting Mr. and Ans. uiuiwi
Strang and family for the past several
weeks left yesterday for their home In
Gardiner, Ore,, near Koseburg.
Elks dance, Frl Feb. Kith. Tickets
$1.10. Launspacli orchestra. 279
Camel cigarettes at Louie's for 15c.
279
' Mike Ilanloy has returned from a
short business trip to northern Cali
fornia, where ho Is wintering some
stock, and reports that tho worst bliz
zard he ever encountered raged at
Willows a week ago. Mr. Hanley
wore no overcoat on tho trip.
Tho MCdford Center Woman's
ready-to-wear concession ta to-be
taken by a Seattle firm in the very
near future. Tho remaining winter
stock Is not Included in the transfer
and, beginning Saturday, Feb. 17th,
will be on the racks at slaughter
prices. Some very select garments
remain. Special line spring taffetas
on sale. 279'
All kinds of rough and dresBed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main.
Rehearsals for tho fifth annual mln
stels show of the Elks lodge nre beinn
held nightly, and are rounding Into
shape. The four end men are Larry
Mann, Jerry Jerome, Vernon Vawtor,
and Paul McDonald, with George Col
lins as Interlocutor. The song num
bers Include selections by the come
dians, and William Vawter, Fletcher
Fish, and Don Nowbury. The chorus
personnel Includes George B. Gates,
Ralph Lewis, Victor Danlelson. Ted
Fish, Evorett Drayton, Don Newbury,
number will be given by Robert Hoy!.
Alford and Newbury, Juy Gqre, and
the saxophone Bipiad. The music is
under the direction of Wilson Waito,
and this year's show Includes a num
ber of surprises.
The Hub Shoe Store exclusive sale
for Medford and all southern Oregon
for Selby Arch Preserver shoes. Ox
fords ten dollars, boots twelve dollars.
Special fitting room in charge of A.
W. Hubbs, shoe specialist. 279
New white goods, for spring sewing
on display M. M. Dopt. Store. 279
A largo crowd attended the Jackson
Hot Springs dance at the pavilion
near Ashland last Wednesday night
A number of Medford people were In
attendance. .
Your favorite waltz, Jackson's Sat
279
"Hell 'O Dear" 10c. Get it where
they Bell candy. 280
Mrs. Walter T. Sumner loft last
night for Los Angoles, San Francisco
and other California cities to visit
relatives. Mrs. Sumner has been here
for the past week, from Portland,
with Hlshoyp Sumner who left for
that city today.
Call and sea the Eastern Millinery,
socond floor ot the Mcdford Center
Store. 279
Goodwin Corset Shop. 20 S. Fir. 2BC
Tho towns of Myrtle Crock and
Riddle, south of Koseburg, muy con
nect their light and power distributing
systems with tho California-Oregon
Power company, a contract to this ef
fect having been placed In tlio hands
ot Dexter Rico of Rosehurg, who will
Investigate Its legality. The towns
will own thoir own systems, by the
terms of the contract, but will buy
power from tho California-Oregon
company. A connecting lino will bo
built south of Myrtlo Crok, to tap the
main line at a convenient point.
Elks nttontlon! lllg dance Friday,
Feb. 16th. Hlg night, don't miss it.
279
A. W. Hubbs, shoe specialist nt the
Hut) Shoe storo. Siiecial fitting room
for Selby Arch Preserver shoes. Ox
fords ten dollars, boots twelve dollars.
279
Leo B. "Dub" Watson loft today for
Rosehurg where ho will attend the
baHkotball game between Medford
and Rosehurg high schools tonight, lie
was accompanied by Ted Leonard nnu
they are making tho trip by nuto.
Colored linens for spring dresses.
all shades. M. M. Dopt Storo. 279
Cnmel cigarettes at Louie's for Kc.
279
No trace has been found of the
reckless nutolst who crashed into n
drove of cattle near Central Point, ten
dnvs ago, striking Henry Meyers and
Inflicting a severe cut on his leg, from
which ho hns not entirely recovered.
The autolst did not stop to sec what
damage ho had caused. At tho time
of tho accident Meyers was riding a
horso at tho edgo of the pavement on
the Pacific Highway.
Ono moro dollar day nt the Hunt)
Shoe store Saturday. Oxfords up to
44 size, boots tip to 6Vi size. 279
Lady Elks Valentino dance, tmi
Temple, Friday, Feb. 16th. You'll be
. 71
surprised. '
Harry K. Tomlinson was ono of the
business visitors from Ashland wno
spent a part of today In tho city.
Dance! Saturday!, Oriental nan
room ! - 51
Clean cotton rags are wanted at
Mall Tribune office. r
A poor attendance greeted tho ex
cellent Fnn Tan orchestra of the high
srhool nt tho American Legion hall
last night, but the few that were there
enjoyed good music nnd danced until
midnight. I-ast night's dnnco was the
first given by tho Fnn Tan orchestra
which Is a credltnblo aggregation ot
high school students which will stage
a series of dances for high school stu
dents nnd alumni In tho future.
Now white goods for spring sewinc
on display M. M. Dopt. Store. 279
2""0 yards sprlns zephyr ni lnch
gliighams, 290. M. M. Dept. Storo. 279
You cau got It at DeVoe's. tt
From present indications it will be
impossible for the state legislature to
adjourn until next Wednesday or
Thursday, as It will take that long
with the most diligent hustling for
action to be taken on the most Impor
tant bills.
Noel L. Erskine gives piano lessons
at pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 2S4
Just a line to remind, you that I will
gladly duplicate any bonafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or less money and give you bet
ter service. N. S. Dennett, prop. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Lucky day nt Deuel's Jan. 24th. 286
The Applet' Growers' association of
Hood River was charged with' ship
ping four carloads of mlsbratuled up
ple to San Francisco in u complaint
filed in tlio lederal court in Portland
this week by Assistant I'niled States
Attorney Allan llynon at the direction
of tho attorney general. According to
the complaint the labels on the boxes
were incorrect as to quantity and
quality. The association has 20 days
In which to answer the complaint.
When better automobiles are built,
Iluick will build them. tf
Colored linens for spring dresses.
all shades. M. M. Dept. Store. 279
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Norvin R. Walters
(formerly Ruth Ilroks) of Phoenix are
the proud parents of a girl born Feb.
nth, 1923. She hus been named
Helen Pauline. Both mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
Lucky day at Deuel's Jan. 21th. 2RG
Sale of guest towels. Handicraft
Shop. 279
1500 yards spring percales, all new
patterns, 20c. M. M. Dept. Store. 279
Much interest is being manifested
In the coming appearance of the
Rogue River basketball team In their
game with the Medford high school,
Monday, Fob. 20th, nnd one of the
largest crowds that ever attended a
game in this city is expected to bo on
hand. Practically the entire popula
tion of Koguo River will he on hand
to root for their favorites. The local
team will play the Hill Military acad
emy of Portland In this city next
Thursday nnd Friday, and also has a
game scheduled with Rogue River.
For Diamond coal brtcquets, phono
Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76.
Guest towels on sale at 20c and 25c
Friday and Saturday. Handicraft
Shop. 2
New novelty edgings for dresses
and underwear. Handicraft Shop. 2i9
Of Interest to the Methodists of the
valley is the announcement that Dr.
A. L. Howarth will be the speaker at
the morning services of the First
Methodist church next Sunday. It Is
understood that Dr. Howarth's visit
will have a vital bearing on develop
ments regarding the proposed new
church.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf
Hot tamnles and chili con carne at
De Voo's. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. . tf'
For the third day In succession the
prediction Is for rain or snow, for to
morrow. Just a trace ot rain fell dur
ing last night in the city. Today was
nn ideal ono with aunshin and bracing
weather, Tho minimum temperature
of this morning was the highest of the
week, 33 degrees above.
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2.
tt
Cords for stringing beads. Handi
craft Shop. 279
Dance with the crowd! SaL night!
Oriental Ballroom! 280
William A. Hanna returned this
morning from a several duys business
visit In Portland.
For fruit trees of all kinds see Jas,
Inslis, representing the Salem Nur
sery company in southern Oregon,
Headquarters. Holland Hotel. Special
long terms of payment to reliable par-
ties requiring same. First class stock
only. Call, phone or write. tf
All kinds of rough nnd dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Closing out all our farm machinery,
several good buys. Patton & Robin
son, Inc. tf
Amazing How
l"Gets-It" Peels
Off Corns
Stops All Hurting Instantly
It' fust wonderful how tt-It" enrft corns
tnd callouses. lA-t (owdrorwor "Ccu-H' on
hut Unit torn and Iratol ThS pain ttopr) at
once, forever. Scon the corn lomen (rom Ihe
tnie tksh and you just lift the torn off Hh the
fingers root and all complete. Money back
Iuorantet. Cos it but a trifle everywhere.
Uwraicc&Ca,Mfr., Chicago, SulU hereby
vvnwcs iur; stout.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIW'I) On my premises, a good
black felt mans hat. Owner or
friends can have same by railing
for It. 31 J K. Jackson St. W
FOR SAI.K Day innre 7 years old.
1100 pounds; small saddle horse,
good set heavy harness, iron wheel
wngnn, 3 tn alfalfa hay, IS.ofl a ton.
J. Terp. 104 S. Kir. 2S2
FOIt SAI.K Select nursery stock.
Biiaiie ann ornamental snninncry,
grain's, flowering bulbs, and roses.
Washington Nurseries, call K. C.
Welch, W. Fourth St. !M
Handicraft Shop.
ITemstltchlnit
per yard.
Klamath post of the American Le-
gion piuiis to hold a minstrel show
and high JinkB February 22 and 23.
The post also plans to organize a
bugle corps.
Growers Lime sulphur right at
Plant, JS.G0 cash, $2 added deposit for
bbl. Phone 8-R-l. 278
For fruit trees of all kinds see Jas.
lnglis, representing the Salem Nur
sery company In southern Oregon.
Headquarters, Holland hotel. Special
long terms of payment to reliable par
ties requiring-sumo. First class stock
only. Call, phone or write. tf
After the fire it Is too late to Insure.
Seo Kedilen & Cnnaday now.
Albert Garris pleaded guilty yester
day before Judge Glenn O. Taylor to
a charge of being Intoxicated on the
city streets ana was sentenced to
serve three duys In the city jull. It
was his second offense and as he had
no money with which to pay a fine
a term in the local hoosegow was
imposed. The arrest was made Wed
nesday night by Patrolman Cave.
Oriental Ilallroom! Sat. night dance!
. i!S0
Dance Saturday night In Oriental
Ilallroom! 280
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Sanil. Hateman, 302 Maple
St., Phone 912-J.
A. F. & A. M.
JL Stated communication of
V Medford lodge No. 103, Frl-
r day evening, Feb. lfith at
7:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. By
order of the W. M.
279 O. D. FItAZEE, secretary.
The WeluKkovk Medicines op tub f
g Famous Kecedt Book Airnioa i
The Well-Known medicines op thb
Yamovb Keceut Book avtiiob
Ointment
A Time-tried Home Remedy
for All Skin Irritations, Ec
zema, Pimples, Piles. Black
heads, Chilblains and
Frostbite
The pure, healing, soothing' oint
ment, remarkable for it control
over nil forms of itching skin
dlteascl. Particularly beneficial
In the treatment of eczema, that
tort urine ailment to which to
many people are subject, ,Best
for children chapped hands and
face. Insect bites, sore feet. Not
Injurious to ths most delicate,
tender skin. Kead below what
Miss Lillian Durban of 136 E.
Miller St., Alpena.Michlgan, says:
"I willsjiythatDr. A.W.Chase't
Ointment lirtpert roe wonderfully.
It took tliepimplexand blackheads
off my none ami inmle my skin
clear. You may use tny testimo
uia I rt t lint it utuy bene At oLIiers
as it did roe.'
Your can buy Dr. Chase's Oint
ment at all drug atores. TobeauiO
of getting the genuine, see that
portrait and signature of A. W.
Chase, M. p. a re on each boa your
protectioo against imitations.
Dr. A W. CHASK MEDICINE CO.
257 Washington St., Buffalo, N.Y.
Continuous Shows Tomorrow
and Sunday, 12:.l0 to It 1. M.
IVtor ll( Kyn,c
Homniitlc . .
Triumph
rTl 2 PAYS
Jfuus to
a
77?e PRIDE of
PALOMAR"
Here's to you who love it rli-nn,
Ixilil fiKlitrr, who thrill at uor
Ktoiii romance nnd MrIi al
vi'iitiirr This is YOlll pic.
tnrp. Mnrjorlo Paw ami Korrtwt
Stanley head tho all-star cast.
Also
KNTTUV rOMKDY
IMTHK WKKKI.Y
"IlKTTY" BKOWX nt tho
M l IIMT.KIt
SIXDAY
THOMAS MKKill AN
In (ioorRo Ado's
"hack iiomkanh hhokk"
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EGOfflflHff
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE
Your dollar! will' go farther here because we keep down the
overhead expense. No clerks, credits or deliveries enable us to
price in the bottom notch, as well as to give you promptest ser
vice. No waiting for a clerk, just go ahead and help yourself and.
we can serve a hundred at once.
CI IC AD ; 25 lbs. in a cloth sack. 1 QQ
O U VXA I Limit one sack to a customer M..JJ
CRACKERS
Small Salted Soda Wafers in boxes weighing from 4 to 5 lbs.,
always 90c or $1.00. For Saturday, ' 63 C
while 100 boxes last
Krause Marshmallows
in the round 1 lb. tin boxes. New stock. Just in, 39 C
per box ; i. . .
Crystal White Soap, 11 bars . 48c
Corn Starch, 1 lb. pkg., 3 for ....... ............ .( 25c
Oysters, good quality, per can 15c
Large Oval Sardines, per can 14c
Crimson Rambler Cane and Maple Syrup, 5 lb. can 58c
Crimson Rambler Cane and Maple Syrup, 2 lb. can 33c
Crimson Rambler Silver Bubble Syrup, 101b. can 93c
Crimson Rambler Melomar, 5 lb. can . 32c
Pure Buckwheat Flour, 9 lb. sack 55c
Graham Flour, fine or coarse, 9 8-10 lb. sack .. 43c
Whole Wheat Flour, 9 8-10 lb. sack 44c
Fairy Soap, large bars, 3 for 25c
Tomatoes, standard pack, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
Tomatoes, fancy solid pack, 3 cans . .
Honey, 5 lb. pails 65c
Honey, 10 lb. pails . . : . $1.20
Fancy scented Toilet Soap, box 3 bars 19c
BAKERY SPECIALS
CAKES Our regular 35c French Mocha, or Devil's Food. For
Saturday, each ..... 23c
COOKIES-Regular size and quality, 2 dozen .28c
and an 8c loaf of Bread free with each two dozen.
GATES LYDIARD
Buy here and bank the difference
aturday Specials
Capon Chickens 45c Per Lb.
! Home cured Ham, per lb. . . ; . 25c
Home cured Bacon Backs, per lb 25c
Pork of all kinds, per lb 20c
CITY MEAT MARKET
Free Delivery Phone 324
Safety First
Don't Take Chances
A GOOD HORN
will save you from
many an accident.
The Auto
Supply Co.
Just Around the Corner
Phone G2 Doo Wright
KODAKS
Useful Every Day in the Year
1 ; . I
Agents for the Eastman Kodak Company.
A
Apples Apples
All sorts; all prices. TCTiyjffi
Hurry if you want 'em , .
OREGON GROWERS SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
End North Central Williams Implement Service
Phone 123 s. rtanirtt mono se.t
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