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MEDFOT?D MATT j TRTBTJXE, MEDFORD. OTJEfiOK, MONDAY. MAPCTf
Focal and
Personal
Medford people arose this irornini?
to find that the stretch of fine weath
er for the past two weeks was at an
end with a half inch of snow on the
(.round that had fallen during Uie
night, and with it still (mowing. The
Tine snow melted last and at times
turning the day turned to mist The
precipitation at 8 a. ni. today for the
past 24 hours ending at that time was
.09 of an inch. Rain is tho prediction
for Tuesday.
Inaure vour livestock against death
from any cause. Holmes, The Insur-j
nnce Man.
We are now delivering slabs from
the hig mill. Hy 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 Kuel Co. Phono 7fi. tf
Every farmer, stockman, poultry
raiser as well as all others who have
anything to sell or want to buy any
thing should nso our classified col
umns March 3 to 12, as the Mail
Tribune and Sun will be sent to prac
tically every , farmer, stockman and
fruitgrower in the county. 294
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. It. F. Antlo who have boen
sojourning in southern California for
weeks last that they will not return
homo until April 1st Writing to
friends from Pasadena the local bank
er and theater man says: "We are cer
tainly enjoying the land or sunshine
and flowera.'1
Crescent . orchestra danco, Eagle
Point, Sat, Mar. 10, 297
Genuine Bouch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
riartipTt. M"
Velie Salos & Service, 118 S. Central
avenue. Phono 7G9-J. 29C
Most of the officers or the Cnlifor-
nla-Oreenn Power company left this
morning for Klamath Falls la which
city tonight a mooting of the com
pany's stockholders of that district
will be held. , i
This is Canned Goods Week. tf
Famous Federal headsets on sale
Monday 9 a. m. 0.50 while they last.
Virgin's Radio Service. 293
The Elks lodge minstrels arrived
home early this morning from their
barnstorming trip to Klamath Falls
and Weed. Last Friday nnd Saturday
nights they had largo and appreciative
audiences in Klamath Falls, and the
, next afternoon at Weed played to only
25 people, due to the Tact that a Sacra
monto nowspaper, which has a large
circulation there had stated that tho
show was "rotten" and that the weath
er was exceptionally nice too fine
really for most people, to be indoors,
lowover tho minstrels gave . their
good performance to thlB small audl-
" once with the result that at tho night
V))erfofmnnce they had a capacity
liouso.
This is Farm Ilureau Woek. tf
Velie Sales & Service, 118 S. Central
avenue., Phone 7C9-J. . . .,. .296
Closing out all our mrm machinery,
' several good buys. ration & Hobin
son. Inc. tf
-. "Walter J. Jones, tho former forest
ranger who resides In Medford was a
week end visitor at Grants Pass.
Advertise in Mall Trlbuno nnd Sun
tlila iroak nnrl reilMl PVfiPV farillOl In
' Jackson County. tf
If you want to reach practically
) every farm home In this county, a ma
jority of the homos In Medford nnd
the other cities of the county, as well
as a largo number of people In sur
rounding counties advertise lit tho
Mall Tribune and Sun during March 3
to 12. 295
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Instiranco Man.
The regular meeting of tho Parent
Teachers' council will be held at the
public library Tuesday arternoon. at
3 o'clock. All members are urged to
attend.
You can got It at IJeVoe's. tf
My
In time take Kif
Dr.KINGS
NEW DISCOVERY
Iht family cough syrup
The Washington school pluyshed.
completed some time ago, was
used for the first time this morning
becauso of the inclement weather,
and the hundreds of pupils romped
and played games on the dry ground
in the Immense CO by 90 feet shed,
which will soon be equipped
with basket ball baskets. The bin
Lincoln school plnyshed will bo fin
ished and all ready for occupancy
some time this week.
Father Ablo will be there, too.
Where? At High school, Mar. Clh. 293'
Velio Sales & Service, lis S. Central
avenue. Phone 7ti9-J. 29G
' Canned Foods Week March 3-10.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. tf
Arrangements now nearlng comple
tion promise this community Its first
auto show room. Palton and Robin
son, of Medford, have leased the ware
room of Geo. Wolf who Is e.Xjcted to
put a new front of glass onto the
building, ir the Wolf deal goes thru
II. E. Wharton will accept the man
agement and the Chevrolet sales room
at Gold Hill will become a fact. Gold
Hill news.
Livestock life insurance in the
Hartford Insurance Company. Holmes
the Insurance Man. 298
The Mail Tribune and Sun will
reach 4317 families in Jackson county
every day during the week of March
3 to 12. Nuf sed. Advertise. 291
Voile Sales & Service, 118 S. Central
avenue. Phone 7C9-J. 29C
Hot tamales and chili con carno at
Do Voe'a. - tf
Another band of gypsies, which is
working north, was in tho city the
latter art of last week and moved on
immediately in accordance with or
ders from Chief of Police Adams.
Crescent orchestra " dance. Eagle
Point Sat, Mar. 10. 29
Sandwiches, Balads, cake, pie and
coffee at all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Medford Center Bldg.
307
Call at Hotel Medford Beauty Par
lors nnd see tho latest In cornet
braids. 29:
I Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
I service. tf
Mark Montgomery, the local South
em Pacific agent who piloted the Elks
minstrels' two Pullmans and baggage
car on tbo Klamath Falls and Weed
trip arrived home with the entertain
ers this morning and left immediately
on tho northbound Shasta train for
Cornelius, Oro., as ho had Just re
ceived word that the condition of his
mother, who had been seriously III for
weeks past had taken a turn to tho
worse.
I This Is Canned Goods ,Weok. tf
We have good values in used cars.
. Palton & Robinson, Inc. tf
I Velio 8alcs & Service, 118 S. Central
' avenue. Phono 769-J. 296
Milk and cream, at DeVoe's. tf
Grnrtlug wax. Eaen 'Valley Nursery,
Phono 680-J-2.
Mrs. Goorgo Hunt of Medford and
Mrs. C. W. Dunlap of Grants Pass
lenvo tonight for Portland to spend a
week. Thny will attend "Tip Top,"
the big musical axtravagunza in which
Fred Stono Is starring, also Julian
Eltlnge's appearance at the Orpheum.
Mrs. Hunt will also attend U business
In connection with tho Medford thea
tres. This Is Farm Bureau Week. tf
This offlco is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc, used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
thorn printed out or Medford. Phono
us and wo will call. tf
February 7th Lucky Day at Deuel's.
301
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
B. Main.
Tho Klamntli Falls baskotball team
accompanied by Conch Nash arrived
yRHtorday and registered at tho Hotel
Holland. Tho Klamath Falls team has
defeated every basketball team it lias
met this your nnd claims tho southorn
Oregon championship. Tho Klamath
challengers will meet Medford at the
Nat tonight to docido the question.
Advertise In Mail Trlbuno and Sun
this week nnd reach evory Tanner In
Jackson County. tf
March 1st, ttho MaTinollo Shop will
start marcelling at their former prices.
293
Father Ablo will 7.o there, too.
Where? At High school, Mar. 6th. 293
There's n busy business College In
your homo town. OWN.
Fruit nut and shade trees. Eden
Valloy Nursery. Thono CS0J-2. tf
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
No per yard. ..
Bnttoni covered.
SSL
SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
Williams Implement Service
!2H 8. TUrtli-tt Phone 2(1,1
Hurd Land &
Investment Co.
aiur vn Kim isi:i to iw.iv yov,
IX yoi'll IXVI'STMI.-NTS.
If you wisli to IncoriHirnte, St'.(TIU;
Insurance) of any Kind, Make a loan
Jinro your till" rvnmliml, C.U.I
OX VS.
402 Medford Illdg. Tel. 43.
PNEUMONIA
Call a pliyaicinn. Then begin
I "emergency" treatment with
V a fo Rub
Octr 17 Million Jan Utti Ycattg
Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRKST-O-MTR HATTKRT
STATION
For O" Irk Rorvtro rhonr !!
HEAT WITH COAL
I'laco Your Order Now for
Quick Delivery
Hansen Coal Co.
(Successors to buib)
Rl 8. rir Ht. Phono B.HO-J
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Johnny Carlson, the boxer has left
Gold Hill with his promoter for San
Francisco, where ho will seek future
boxing bouts.
Advertise in Mail Tribune and Sun
this week and reach every farmer In
Jackson County. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main.
Owl Confectionery. 15 N. Central,
F. M. Wilson. Kverythlng now. tf
.Meet your friends at Central hall,
Centnil Point, Friday, March 9th
Peerless "4." 298
The Story -of a Steelhead," relating
the life of n member of that particular
division of the finny tribe, written by
Hen Hur Lampiuan, former well known
Cold Hill author and journalist, ap
peared on tho front page of the Ore-
gonlan magazine section yesterday.
The story is accompanied by a picture
of "Toggery Bill" Isaacs in a struggle
with a Hogue Itivor steelhead.
Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle
Point, Sat., Mar 10. 297
Father Able will be there, too.
Where? At High school, Mar. Cth. 293
February 7th Lucky Day at Deuel's.
301
For sale Good repacked Newtowns.
Inquire Sgobel & Day warehouse,
South Fir. Phone 172. 293
Frank llraymer has returned from
Klamath Falls where he has been for
the past lew weeks. Ho has accepted
a position with a lumber mill at Hilt.
Calif., and will leave for that town
shortly.
Let tho Hartford pay your livestock
death losses. Holmes the Insurance
Man. ' 298
ThlB is Canned Goods Week. tf
Thornless blackberry plants. Edet
falloy Nursery, 'hone 680-J-2. tf
The White Booth restaurant and
Lunch Counter, two blocks north of
Talent Confectionery on highway. A.
Hannn, proprietor, regular meals,
lunch counter serves from 7 a. m. to
10 p. m. Tho best coffee and pies
served. Try us. 294
Jack Hemstroct, who is caretaker
of Crater Lake lodge this winter
tramped through the deep snow to
Klamath Falls to take in the Elks
MinstrelB show at Klamath Falls last
Friday night, and returned to the
lodge the next day. Mr. Hemstrcet
is a member of the local lodge, and
says that 25 Klamath high school
boys nnd girls last week walked on
skiis over the snow to the lodge and
return from Fort Klamath.
Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle
Point, Sat., Mar. 10. 297
This is Farm Ilureau Week. tf
Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 6S0-J-2 tf
Gregg review and dictation work in
day or evening class; expert instruc
tor; special rates. Medford Business
College. GWN. 292
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Saml. Bnteman, 302 Maple
St., Phone 912-J. ,
Fred L. Strang nrrlved last ovenlng
by auto from Uoscburg and will spend
several days hero with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. CharleB Strang and fam
ily. Following his visit here he will
continuo his journey south by ntito
and will Bpend some time In San Jose
and Sacramento on business.
This is Canned Goods Week. tf
Advertise In Mail Tribune and Sun
this week and reach every farmer in
Jackson County. tt
Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat
ed, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran
quette selocted walnut trees, finest
home grown grapo vlnes(Tokays, Mal
agas, Emperor, Muscat, Concord,
Black Princo, otc), fruit trees of every
variety, largest Gladiola field In Ore
gon (bulbs at $1.00 doz., blooming ago)
thornless blnckberrlos, raspberries,
Logans, 7 varieties strnberrles, rhu
barb, asparagus, fruit troos evory de
scription, blight resistant pears, Dose,
Bartlett, Cornice, D'AnJou. Wo pay
charges to you. The Jordon Nursery,
Grants Pass, Ore, at N. Tenth stroot.
317
Canned Foods Week March 3-10.',
A motorcyclist crashed into the
window In tho Battery and Electric
company quartors at tho Nat. with his
sidecar and broko tho plate glass
Sunday. This Is tho second accident
of tho sort to have happened in Med
ford within tho past several months, a
window in tho Crater Lako Hardware
company having been smashed by a
motorist who last control of his car
some time ago.
This is Farm Bureau Week. tf
No better place to go Tuesday than
tho High school and hear "Neighbors"
a humoroiiB play and some fine music,
all for 25 cts. Benefit new Baptist
church, 293
Ding cherry trees. Edon Valley
Nursery. Phono 6S0-J-2. tf
Does your grocer patnmlzo home
Industry? Ask him for Stewart's
honey. Our phono Is 900. . 31
A delegation of Medford Dokles and
Knights of Pythias will attend the
I). O. K. K. ceremonial nt Grants Pass
tonight, nt which Una Neese, tho Im
perial prince of tho D. O. K. K. and
his wife will bo guests of honor
Mr. Neese Is making a tour of the Pa
cific const, nnd stops at Grants Pass
this afternoon for tonight's Ceremonial
at which 45 candidates will be initiated.
Advertise in Mall Trlbuno nnd Sun
this week and reach evory farmer in
Jackson County. tf
This is Canned Goods Week. tf
Afier the fire It Is too lato to insure
See Redden & Canaday now.
Canned Foods Week March 310.
The capital stock of tho MedforJ
Iron Works was recently Increased
from 5000 to JJ5.000. according to
articles filed wlih the state incorpora
tion commissioner.
Fancy stork and poultry raisers who
have stock or eggs to sell should ad
vertise them In the Mall Tribune and
Sun this week as these papers reach
every farmer In Jackson county and
cover the. cities thoroughly. 296
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, l'liona 6S0-J I.
Canned Foods Week March 3 10.
Alumni of Stanford university in
the Itogue River valley will meet at
the Hotel Medford on March $ at 7
o'clock lor a Founders' Day dinner.
Plans for a permanent organization of
Stanford people In the valley will be
discussed. Wives and husbands of
Stanford alumni have been Invited to
attend. Those who intend to.be pres
ent are asked to write or phono their
reservations to C. E. Blee, the Culifor-nla-Oregon
Power company, Medford.
Don't forget the card party and
cake sale given by the social club of
Iteames chapter, Tuesday afternoon,
Mar. Cth. at the Masonic hall. Follow
the crowd; you won't regret it. 293
' Hemstitching at Deuel's. 31S
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
This Is Farm Bureau Week. tf
The Elks minstrel show made a big
hit at Klamath Falls according to the
Klamath Falls Herald, which says in
part: "The Medford Elks Minstrel
show made a hit with the first night
crowd at the Pine Tree theatre last
night. The vacant seats were few
and scattered, nnd the audience was
given two hours of varied entertain
ment that, judging from encores and
applause, struck the popular fancy
right in the midriff, fn spots the show
went way above the best amateur
standard and climbed to the top rungs
of professionalism. It carries an ex
cellent saxaphone quartet; a fine
vocal quartet and a real orchestra.
The latter dozen-piece aggregation
does a lot of the lifting of the perfor
mance above usual homo talent stan
dards." '
A class In millinery will bo started
Monday night at 7 o'clock at tho Y. W.
C. A. by MiSB Booth of Mann's store.
This will bo under the direction of the
State Board of Vocational Education,
and the co-operation of the local
school. Miss Louise Wood, director'
The course will consist of six lessons,
one each Monday night, and a small
fee will be charged. All interested
are urged to be present the first
night. 293
Boost for the Farm Bureau. tf
Canned Foods Week March 3-10.
Reserved seats were selling fast
this morning for the southern Oregon
championship game between Medford
and Klamath Falls to be played at the
Nat. tonight. Should Klamath Falls
win or should they think that they
have a chance of beating the local
team another contest will be staged
on a neutral floor, likely Roseburg's
to settle the question. Eddie Kdlnnds '
arrived this morning from Eugene to
officiate at the contest.
An evening of wholesome entertain
ment and fun with a good program
Tuesday 8 p. m. at the High school. ;
Admission 25 cts. -for-adults and 15 j
cts. for children. ' " 293" j
Boost for tho Farm Bureau. tf
Get an ad for what you have to sell j
or want in the classified Columns of
the Mall Tribune and Sun this' week
as they will not only reach all our
present subscribers but every farmer
in Jackson county not now a subscri
ber. . 29u
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Progressive Everbearing
strawberrv plants. W. T. Jennings,
1023 E. Main St. Phone 913-U. 297
f! Mi
FOR SALE OR RENT 360 acre ranch
100 acres in cultivation, good water
right. See W. E. Barber. Nash Bar
ber Shop, or Herman Messlnger.
Provolt, Ore. 298
FOR SALE Cheap, touring car in
good condition. Phone S20-R even
ings. 294
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ONLY 2 DAYS
MORE
"The
"'Atta
Boy!?'
"Come on,
Duke!!"
Cheers nnd shouts i .
wild) npplauso gi
this glorious horse r.
In
WANTED School girl or one em
ployed part of time to help with
housework for room, board anil
small wages. Excellent home. Call
9S2-J. 291
WANTED Two or three room fur
nished house. Telephone 458-R. ;
inquire- for Mrs. Williams. 295 1
FOR SALE Oakland Six. 1919, new
license, new tires, repainted, over
hauled, price $325 for quick sale.
1004 May St., or P. O. Box 930. 295
FOR SALE Four room ; house and
one lot 60x100; some berries, good
garden land, plenty of water, price
$1000. Terms on some. 1004 May
St.. or P. O. Box 930. 295
KENTUCKY
DERBY
nt every showing... You get romance, pathos and humor and yon
thrill with, the cheering crowds with real thrills that Just tingle
up and down your .nino.
' Wednesday '
"THE DANGEROUS
AGE".
Farm Bureau Week March 3th to 13th
20th CENTURY GROCERY STORES
BENEFIT DAY BARGAINS CONTINUED
Saturday was truly a Benefit Day at both our Medford and Ashland Stores. "There's a reason" as any
one of tlie throng who crowded their way in can tell.
This being Farm Bureau and National Canned Goods Week we will continue our Benefit Sale for four
whole days.
Tuesday - Wednesday -- Thursday -- Friday
Pure Cane Sugar, 10 Pounds for 97cts
STANDARD CORN
Can 11 .
6 cans 60
. Case $2.35
SPINACH
Large cans
22c
EXTRA STANDARD
TOMATOES
Large cans
3 for 40
. Case $3-05 -
SILVER STRAND SALMON
Tall cans
2 for 25
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Large can 40$
NEW PACK SHRIMP
Can 15
12 .cans $1.70
20TH CENTURY COFFEE Blended and roasted in our own plant,
3 pounds $1.00
PEABERRY COFFEE Always fresh roasted, plenty of kick, pound 30c
COCOA Bulk, guaranteed pure, pound 9c; 3 pounds . . .25c
f
P. S. TELEPHONE PEAS
21 ean
G cans $1.25
DOMESTIC SARDINES
5 can
BANTAM BRAND CORN
Can 21$
G cans $1.25 '
CRISCO Queen of all shortenings, 1 lb. can 25c; 1 lb. 37c; 3 lb. 72c
6 lbs. $1.35; 91bs.$l;96
ROYAL WHITE SOAP As good as the best, 10 bars .42c
DEL MONTE OVAL
SARDINES
Large eans 15
DEL MONTE CATSUP
Pint bottles
25
IMPORTED NORWEGIAN
SARDINES
in Pure Olive Oil, 2 cans 25
VALUE CUT STRINGLESS
BEANS
Can 12',:..
(i cans 70
MISSION BRAND
., , PINEAPPLE
Xo. l's flat grated
2 cans 25
STANDARD PEAS
3 cans 40
. Case $305
GENUINE WHITE STAR TUNA
Prices unequalcd anywhere. Kenieinber there's none "just as good.''
Quarters 15c; Halves 25c; Large 48c
Should our stock become exhausted during these four days we will fill your orders at the above prices if
, ' placed during this four day period.
374KMatSt. 20th Century Grocery N2gtaS4tag
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