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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON. TIirRSDAY, MAIifTT 1, 1023
Zocal and '
f Personal
A splendid donation of uued gur
inonts lias been received this week by
the Thrift Shop of tho Hod Cross, from
Jacksonville, Mrs. O. A. (lardnur i)C
tliut pluco Superintended tho collect
ing of sume. It is hoped that peoplo
nil over tho county will show tho
same spirit of thrift, und remember
that their uued garments and furni
ture, which they no longer need, ro
just the things that others will be
' glad to use. Tho Thrift Shop is the
clearing place for all such articles and
is open every week duy from 9 to 12
and I to B.
We aro now delivering slabs from
the big mill, ny ordering early you
will secure better slabs, mostly fir,
and you will soon have dry first-class
wood at the smallest possible cost to
you. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
Goodwin Corset Shop. 2o a Fir. 296
The National lilflo club will hold a
meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Nation
al Guard headquarters in tho Nat.
Evpr one interested is Invited to at
tend. "Stick with Gluey." 291
We will loan you money to build or
buy Homes the Insurance Man.
It is reported that one hundred
rooters from Hoseburg will arrive by
train and aifto tomorrow for the game
Friday night between the local high
school basketball team and that of the
Roscburg high school.
Silver crope yarn for sweater.
Handicraft Shop. 291
You can get it at DeVoe'B. tf
Mrs. Alice I.ee Holloway arrived
home today from a six weeks visit at
Seattle with Mr, and Mrs. S. Vilas
Dcckwilh, . former well known resi
dents of Modford.
What did you-say about Eta. Wil
liams? He will be looking for Miss
Trot and Miss Moran' at the' High
School Mar. 6. 290
Dance Jackson Hot Spring. Sat.- 292 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dahlberg and
I little Miss Maralee Fry were visitors
j In Modford yesterday from' Giants
Stamping uone to order. Handicraft
Shop. 2t)i
Dig dance! Central Point! Friday
Murcu 2! Peerless "4"! Tickets 6&cl
291
For the annual election and the big
meeting of the Elks tonight members
of tho lodge living at distant points
of tho county began arriving in the
city this forenoon. Tonight's gather
ing will begin at 8 o'clock.
Fulton and Robinson, Inc., local
Chevrolet distributors received word
from the general manager of the Chev
rolet plant that the nillllonetli Chevro
let was produced last Thursday, Feb.
22nd. It Is Indeed an achievement for
one company to prdduce 1,000,000 cars
und a tribute to the popularity of
Chcvrulets.
"Stick with Cluey." 291
The Antelope school celebrated
Washington's birthday by having
program, given by the children of the
school, followed by a box social. Miss
Elizabeth Burr, the rural supervisor,
gave an illustrated lecture on "Bird
Life," which was greatly enjoyod by
nil present. Much credit Is due the
teacher. Miss Sylvia Ilukell, for the
success of tho evening.
What did you say about Ezra Wil
liams? Ho'wlll be looking for Miss
Trot-and Miss Moran-at the High
School, Mar. 6. 290
Watch for the opening date of
-. & E. theatre. Central Point. 288tf
Mrs. U. C. Lommon and daughter
returned this morning from Hood
Itlvor where they have been visiting
relatives.
Watch for the opening date of
F. & E. theatre, Central Point 288tf
Now patterns in laco for your spring
dress. Handicraft Shop. 291
The mombors of the Elks' Minstrel
show report that they were met by
a very enthusiastic reception from an
appreciative audience at Orants Pass
last night . ,
Does your grocer patronize borne
industry? Ask htm for 8tewart's
honey. Our phone is 960. 34
Store Closed Friday
furniture Sale
Saturday, March 3rd, 10 oTIock
No Fake About This
1 Round Dining Table . $ 8.00
10.00
2.00
1.00
.50
3.50
1.50
20.00
45.00
3.00
5 Dressers, choice .
25 Iron Beds from $8 to
Bed Springs as low as .
Kitchen Chairs at, each
Kitchen Cabinet
2 Commodes at, each .
1 Steel Range . ... ...
1 Electric Range .......
2 Gas Ranges. . $4 and
6 Baby Buggies and One for
Twins.
4 Oil Cook Stoves.
2 Floor Lamps.
2 Graphophones.
A $150 Do-Nut Machine going
at half price $75.00
3 $10 Electric Percolators go
ing at . . ..... . $5.00
Just Hundreds of Bargains
ALL MUST GO
We Have to Make Room
The Cheapest Store in the West
The Store Without Competition
WILSON'S
32 N. Front St.
Sale of round-trip winter excursion
fares from points on Southern Pacific
lines In California and Oregon to vari
ous points on the west coust of Mex
ico which were to have expired March
31, will be extended until April 26,'
according to announcement by Chns.
S. Fee, passonger traffic manager for
the railroad. Tickets will be sold
dally until April 2G, with final return
limit six months from date of sale.
Tho reduced lares apply to the follow
ing Mexican points: Acaponota,
Cullacan, Guaynias, Hermoslllo,' Ma
zatlnn, Sun lilus and Tepic.
Hutchison & I.uuiBilen offer for sale
on Saturday only ladles' silk hose at
79c pair. 291
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, Pbone B80-J-2.
tf
Today was the last day of the two
days clothing school held by the wom
en of Valley Vlow Bectlon, and con
ducted by Miss Grayce Tcich, county
home demonstration agent.
Plain sewlnR, button boles, reason
able. Phone 746-J. 1205 E. Main. 291
Let's dance, Jackson Spring Sat 292
The fine spell of weathor seems
near at nn end, at least temporarily,
as the official weather prediction of
this morning lor tomorrow's weather
is for rain. The maximum temperature
of yesterday was 72 degrees.
All kinds ot rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
"Compare the work." 291
Early on Wednesday morning eight
Rogue River basketball players and
their conch left for Crescent City on
their way to Areata, where they are to
enter a tournament. The Rogue River
team was given a spocial Invitation
to represent southern Oregon and the
invitation was nccopted without delay
as the boys wanted to show the Cnli
fornlnns what a small high school can
do if it tries. Eloven teams are to be
represented at the conference, most of
them being champions .ot counties In
northern California. A loving cup
will be awarded the winner of the
tournament. The boys making the
trip with Coach Browne are Cleland
Hanks and Alva Laws, forwards; Elli
ott Dutler, center; Orvil Dengler and
Victor Hirdseyo, guards; Walter
Wakeman, Walter Dennis and William
Moore, subs. They play on Friday
and Saturday at Areata, double head
ers being slated for' morning, after
noon and evening. Grants Pass Courier.
Ladies' silk hose on sale for Satur
day only at 79c pair. Hutchison &
Lumsden. 291
SandwlcheB, salads, cake, pie and
coffee at all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Medford Center Hldg.
307
T. O. Bradley, superintendent' of
power houses for the California-Oregon
Power company; arrived this mor
ning from Copco,' Calif., and will re-
mailt here until Saturday on business.
Beads for bags .and embroidery.
Handicraft Shop. 291
Just received a fresh lot of Rogue
River sorghum 10c per pound. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 290
At the meeting ot Hillali ' temple,
Mystic Shrine, tomorrow night at Ash
land plans for tho coming ceremonial
to bo held by tho temple will be dis
cussed and there will be other impor
tant business up for consideration.
Special for Saturday only,, ladles'
silk hose, 98c values at 79c pair.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 291
Owl Confectionery, 15 N. Central,
F. M, Wilson. Everything new; tf
J. J. McMahon, deputy state motor
traffic inspector, spent yesterday in
looking out for traffic law violators In
Ashland and vicinity.
The White Booth restaurant and
Lunch Counter, two blocks north of
Talent Confectionery on highway. A.
Hanna, proprietor, rogular meals,
lunch counter serves from 7 a. m. to
10 p. m. The best coffee and pies
served. Try us. 294
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tt
Mrs. Jack Allison, Mrs. R. E. Mor
ton and Mrs. J. Johnson, left this
afternoon for Medford. where they
expect to meet Fred 0 if ford of Port
land, n cousin of Mrs. Johnson'
Grants Pass Courier.
Mrs. John O. Cupp who recently
moved hero and Is an e;qorleneed
musician, has oponed a studio of
music at her home 913 North Central
See her nd elsewhere tn this paper.
Just a line to remind you that I will
gladly duplicate any bonaflde order
booked by a transient agent tor the
same or less money and give you bet
tor service. N. S. Bennett prop. Eded
Valley Nursory. Phone 6S0-J-2, tf
P. C. lUgham, stago director' of" the
Elks Minstrels left this morning with
the scenery and baggage of the com
pany for Klnmath Falls, to prepare tho
stage thore for tho performances
which will be given by the minstrels
tomorrow and Saturday nights. Tho
other members leave for Klamath
Falls tomorrow morning.
Anto Insurance. Brown & White.
Hot tamales and chill con came at
Do Voe's. tf
Tom Mcrrlraan began to resume his
duties at' his place of business tho
first of the week after a several
weeks Illness,
llance Jackson Hot Spring. Sat. 292
When belter automobiles are built.
Bulck will build tbotn. tf
Ed Andrews, formerly of Medford
nnd recently leading comedian with
tho American Light Opera company
which delighted Medford a few weeks
ago. has arrived In the city and will
be the guest of his brother, George
Andrews, for two or three months.
After two ye an steady work, day and
night, Kd declares he is ready to take
a rest, and has refused several offers
to enter the opera field In the east.
The American Light Opera company
has been reduced to a tabloid organi
sation and will go on Use l'nnlanen
Circuit. Mr. Andrews Is accompanied
by hi. adopted daughter. Miss Victoria
Andrews, who ti a yonng lady of un
usual musical and dramatic ability.
James Ownby ldft this afternoon for
his home in San Francisco after a
several weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. H. X. Findlay und family.
Good clean rags wanted at Medford
Printing Co.
A No. 1 alfalfa hay, delivered, $18.00
per ton. Phone 7-F-4. 290
The Lincoln school Parent-Teachers
circle will meet tomorrow to enjoy u
program including talks by Superin
tendent Aubrey Smith, Dr. Holt and
Miss Fern, Dally. Refreshments will
be served, and members of the circle
are to bring dish towels for tho
Lincoln school kitchen.
Clean cotton rags are wanted at
Mall Tribune office. tf
We have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
A dance for Applegate high school
students will be held at Ruch tomor
row night and a large crowd will be
present. The dancing, it Is reported,
will start at eight and continue until
two a. m.
Call at Hotel 'medford Beauty Par
lors and see the latest In cornet
braids. 295
For sale Good repacked Newtowns.
Inquire Sgobol & Day warehouse,
South Fir. Phone 172. 293'
, Spring vacation, a week in duration,
begins on March 16th at O. A. C, and
a number of local young people who
are students at the institution are ex
pected homo at that time.
Knife pleating for dress trimmings.
Handicraft Shop. 291
. Watch for tho opening date of
F. & E. theatre, Central Point. 288tf
Skeptical citizens scoffed this mor
ning when they. noticed the black flag
hung out by the weather predicting
office of C. C. Cnte, while others re
plied to their scoffing at the predic
tion by saying that a rain storm is
due in the valley and tha they bave
been expecting it all along.
Medford Auto Painting. Call and
see our work and got our prices. All
work guaranteed. 127 N. Riverside,
opposite the Nat. E. O. Bradley, prop.
Phone 26. 290
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets,- bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we -will call. tf
C. M. Davis loaves tomorrow for
Portland where he will spend the next
week visiting his daughter whose
home is In that city. Following his
visit In Portland he and his wife and
son Charles will leave for southern
California where they intend to reside
permanently. Mr. Davis has been as
sociated with the Medford Auto com
pany, local Bulck agency, for the past
Beveral years in the capacity of ac
countant. Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
falley Nursery, 'hone 680-J-2. tf
Gregg review and dictation work in
day or, evening class; expert Instruc
tor; special rates. Medford Business
College. GWN. 292
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Canon of
Roseburg. are down for a few days to
visit their sons and to see soruo real
weather. ,
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
' Orehardlsts Take Notice
Bees in your orchard during the
blooming period moans more and bet
ter fruit- For a small consideration
we will place them for you during that
time." Make your arrangements right
now. Phone 960; Stewart. 34
A dunce for members of the Order
of Do Molay will "be held at the Ma- j
sonic hull at 8:"0 this evening. A
number of member of the recently I
Installed Grants Pass chapter ure ex
pected to uttend.
For sand, (ravel, sediment and team
work. See Suml. Bateman, 302 Maple
St., Phone B12-J.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Beats go on sale Saturday morning
for the Klamath Falls-.Medford game
which will be played at the N'n( Mon
day night The seats go on sale at
Crowson's at 9 a. m.
March 1st, tthe Marinello Shop will
start murcelliug at their former prices.
295
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 103. 711
E. Main.
J. A. Calles departed this morning
tor Sisson, Calif., on business. Tomor
row he will go to Klamath Falls for
the performances of the Elks' Min
strels In that city.
Home made sorghum 10c per lb.
Hutchison. & Lumsden. 290
Grafting wax. EQen Valley Nursery,
Phone 680-J-2. - tf
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back
For 40 years, said Dr. Carey, I
hftvo prescribing my Prescription No.
777 (known for yeurg at Murshroot)
for kidney and bladder sickness und
now that I have- retired from active
practice I have made arrangements
With leading druggist a to dlKpcnno
this wonderful prescription at a mod
erate price, on the money baclt if
Ui spa Us fled plan.
Keware of kidney disease thous
ands die of it every year who ousht
to be enjoying the blessings of life
and health. Watch the symptoms.
If you have specks floating before the
eyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or moist
palms, backache or Bid cache, you
ought to pet a bottle of Dr. Carey's
famous - Prescription No. 777 right
away.
It has wonderfully benefited tens
of thousands of cases of kidney and
bladder troubles and is the medicine!
you can always depend upon. Re- j
suits are guaranteed. i
NOTE Wr. Daniel G. Carey was a !
practicing physician for many years;
and his great Prescription No. 777
aided thousands of sufferers from
kidney and bladder troubles. Here
after you can alwas get this effec
tive t prescription in both liquid and
tablet form at Heath's Drug Store
and AVest Side Pharmacy and all re-1
liable pharmacists the country over, f
Adv. I
- (-MiiH,,
FLORSHEIM Style is not "rouge"
that a wet day. will wash off;
fine workmanship, excellent ma
terials give permanency to Florsheim
style. Long wear makes the Flor
sheim a money-saving shoe.
The Parkway
$1
C. M. Kidd & Co.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having purchased the E. SI. Tlmrber stock of
groceries, we respect fully solicit your patronage.
Our motto: "The best goods for the money, and
a square deal to all.
J. E. WEAVER, Central Point
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F. & A. M., Medford Lodge No. 103
A Special communication on
V t Friday afternoon and even
ing, March 2nd, commencing
at 2 o'clock. Work in If. M. degree.
Supper will be served at 6:30 p. m.
and a cordial invitation Is extended
to all members as well as visiting
brethren. By ordor of the W: M.
Is NOW at the Page in
his farewell picture
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"The Sheik!" IKK
291 O.' H. FRAZliE, Secretary. Ml. 5U"f T "
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' Shrine Stated Session k 'jP4vt v .
tlllllah Temple meets . &il
r In Masonic Hall. Ash- If t S,V '
5 laud. Friday evening. ' N v . 5 f ! -
m March 2. Special bus- J K ICX O . IL
Y Iness. hence full at- livCV- JA
W tendance Is desired. fl
Uefrcshments. I "o, M
T. II. SIMPSON. Potentate. NrfVt i f$h I
291 W. II. DAY. Hocorder. v tV HS" Wj
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Young Rajah
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The Fireman Cries
"Insure!"
Insure with us today and
safeguard your property. It
will enable you to avoid all
fire losses. Tho premiums
are .small; the benefits great.
McCURDY
Insurance Agency
Tel. 123
Medfon! National Bank Bldg.
Medford, Oregon
Handicraft Shop.
HemitltcMni
PI co ting
tt par yard.
Bottom eoTr4.
and
another
of those
'knockout
LEATHER
PUSHERS
entitled
"HE
RAISED
KANE"
Never lias Valentino been piven sneli wonderful opportunities ns in this
picture. Kirst as nn Ameriean eollege hero, th.'n as a jeweled prince of
India, he offers his greatest perfoinianee tn date.
Ill a story vibrant with passionate love seenes. dazzling with gorgeous
settings and costumes, thrill-swept with adventure and mystery Sup
porting east includes Wanda Ilawley and Charles Osle.
COMING SUNDAY
'THE
KENTUCKY DERBY"
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