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MED FORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. MARCTT
i 9-2.1
1 :
Tocal and
J Personal
C. E. peace of Orejnn C!tr. rcaste:
The W. O.
W easp had aa cxet-1
Dr. a ad Mrs- C T. Sweener ui
f te state grange, has tea appointed , Comllj food meeliwr lut nieht itm daughter Vis EJ.li Sweeney left tie '
ta:.e BLtricH wre-M br Goverusr' the four sauare decree on not on the m'rfdl. r tk.. v . '
S MW position creet- fOllOwlM aadfafsua: V Hvier E luTm .I... . !
with relative there.
"St Patrick's S:e" Sat.
An telerestimf propia taeiad.a
U!ki tr fuprea (Alive Rtl;;a CowrUi
aad Superintendent Anrv Smith mad
rccmi asd iiuRatcu! telectx.es by
Mr. mad Jin. Harr-r Saynrill and pil
Gcdwarl win precede tie taseet to
ntefet ml tie Lir-cola school -did"
a&t eatertiita-eni. Tie l"
have prepared an eoteruJaaeat t'Jt
th worsen r-eraiaers of to Pares-
Teacher circle mrd tie eatire pro-
S.ms 1 a charge of tie x; folks.
Just Urn to re a: ltd too that I wQ
XlMir dap&rate any bonf:d ordr
booked by m transient forest for tie
mane or leas coaey as-i girt yvi bet
ter service. X. 3. Eersett, proa. EJes
Valley Nursery. Piece CW tf
Blight resistant pear trees for faJ
delivery. Old Home on Pyrss Cssirt-ens-a.
Home erowa OSd Horse mad
Ciieb. ca Japan. Edea Valley Narsry.
ptn tf
All kjidi cf roofh aai dressed laa-
tr. Wi!UM WioJ. paone lis. til
Eta Mala.
See tie Easter hats mt tie Ccfoaial
Shop. Special at and
tl. J'.-l
The Medrord-Astorla lease !a tie
ItJ? basket ban rt at Salea :s
schedued to testa mt 2:20 o'clock this I
afternoon, after tiia paper has scne to
press. Bulletins oa tie result of tie
name win probably be received mt tie
Kail Tribone oJf.ce. late thia after
eooa or early eTeains. mad mt Crew
men. It jen aat a ipiecdld famished
maLTtaieot, for no, hot md ecid
water, hrZ, electricity, etc dewu
tova. tetter carl mt Mail Trlbone of
f!e mt occe. tf
ilare roosio la yocr boce. Do Too
kcov that 114 Kill plant m cal,!a't
BrooswVk Dboooeratjb ta roar home.
8e H. G. Laanmpach mt Weekrn t Orr. 11 N. Grape, College Bids.
Fli-rrt. Tii U
c LJ lie Jjt le-jiitx-e. for the pur- KjrameL A. Kacffiel. J. Cornell. R
p: of proaLot. mad coordat'.as Lcau. 'm. Heraaa. W. Andenoa.
lie aer:a.tarl taterea of the mtate. . H. A. Porter. Tom CarUoa. F. 1 Ter
n ia fcerria aw datie Apnl , re!l. H. Foley. L. a Brock. V. R. Har
1. HU taiiry is nxnd It tie riTemo.-1 per. F. B. Smita. R. H. r. The
at Uvj m rear, aluoaga tie law flxem . chanca pertaiaiiyc to protectVoa wmi
tie aj:T at S;ac. ia mi- pirea ia ma impressive wmy by W. E.
d.-.xi to ctj.rat.ts wna existing IXtteciore. C. C. Tie charge of hospi-
e.ic azeacjem ia ma effort to tiMtv vn .im mon in nwn,:
I tetter carketia? eoaditioiu for Ore- mar by H. F. Desocia. P. C.
Pa (.-mxu, wji miso kare etarre Doaghertr. A. I rare tie charee.
of tie state fraia Iaspr;ioa depart- serriee. which was eiceptiooally ir-cJ.
-c- P. K. Kenimw. banker, gave tie
,- I
Xsrsery fjrzk, mio;ateIy mecilaiat
fri. grarasteed. Garaateed Fraa-
taett mected walaet trew.
aote growa grape rinestTokaym.
aias, Eaiperor. M Jscat, Coacort
Black Priaee. etc.). fruit trees of eTery
ranety. Iar,-tst Gladioia field la On
gca (bail mt Y.M bU)omics mge
blackberrtes. raspberries,
t-ogaas. 7 varieties straberr.es. rha
'arb. as;mraas. fmlt trees) Tery de
criptioa. bligit resisuat pears. Bom.
Banietl. CoJce, D'Anox W't pay
eiarges to yon. Tie Jorlon Nursery.
Grafts Pass, Ore. mt N. Testa street
Fresh -Hot-Shot" Batteries for yoar
sray rigs. Electric Shop. S- Eartieti
street. 21'
Frjit. not mad siiade trees. Edea
Valley Narsery. Phone fcO-J-r tf
Auto insurance, Browa t White-
H- A. Tarnbaagh of Pioenix left
last aigit for a visit at Baiter City.
Ore.
R. L Red setting eggs mt DeVoe's.
Braaswick pbooograpb. compare
the tea, play may record made. ICr
wi-1 put oae ia yoar home, balaace
easy paymects. Se H. G. Laaaspach.
Like cbjckea? If mo, try one of oar
Rog-Je River Special milk-fed fowls.
Capp & Ehlrley Produce Co. Phone
S5. 113 Grape. ti
James R. Fish win accept a litolted
camber of piano students mt his studio
charge of loyalty. After tie kxlge was
Mar. 1
5:J0 to S. Metaodi't eimrva. So-jta.'
ilaiB mad Oakiale, lit . Ju3
A very exclosire lite of sulu, nau
mod dresses will be oa special iaX at j
the Medford Ceater Store Fr.day mad !
Smtarday. Tie osial !aie iprias eat.
ew serges :
ay ae.ow cost. i-.C"
Xewcomb is now ieisveriag IC-iaeh
greea slaiwood mt Pr tier ia
(four-tier lots or ta-jre. Place yon
liable' usjai t
M , j ia prices will prevail. A fe
-1 In I ;-' U1 be sold wmy below
ciCfsed a luach was served.
Pbone 227.
Splendid furnished mpartmeat la :
Mail Triune buiidlag for rent ml '
once. tf
Last call! Come to tie Baptist
chTrch tonight mad hear Dick Posey, i
Tickets 3Se and 20c,
A careful check Is being made by !
the city health officer. Mrs. C. E.
UcLaae. oa tie possibility of aa epi- j
demic of smallpox starting ta the j
schools of tie city. Alihocga there .;
are a number of cases of the disease ,
In the city, only one pap:! of the j
schools is reported to bare it. and It is i
not expected that It will spread among
the children. Vaccination is being ad
vised for afl children, but unless con-1
dltlons grow worse, this suggestion ,'
will not be enforced. Grants Pass
Courier.
JOT
Owl Confectkraery. 15 X. Central,
P. M. Wilson. ETerything new. tf
Mirk and cream mt DeVoe's. tf
. Mllllaery direct from the east Med
ford Center Millinery Dept. 303
" See the Easter hats at the Colonial
Eh op. - Special mt IS. 50, IIO.GO sad
I12.M. 303
Belle Grterson left last night for ber
borne at Los Angeles, after a visit In j order soon for early delivery and have
this vicinity. j cheap wood. Also dry mm blocks.
Grape vines: Tokay, Muscat. Mai-: Pbone S31. 25Stf
aga. Rosa Pern. Zlnllndell, Thompsons Miss Letcher and her able assls-
The Elks lodge voted last night to
hold a tig smoker oa Thursday night
April Sib, which will immediately fol
low the Installation of the new offi
cers of the lodge, which were recently
elected.
Sandwiches, salads, cake, pie and
coffee mt all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Medford Center B!dg.
20T
Why experiment, buy Gage hats.
Medford Center Millinery Dept. 2nd
floor. 303
Strawberry mad raspberry plants.
Phone 41S-H. 210
j " St Patrick's Stew" Sat. Mar. 17,
.6:30 to 8. Methodist church. South.
! Main and Oakdale. 35c 33
The F. F. Shellenburg saw mill near
Merlin was m complete loss Wednes
I day following a fire which burned the
structure to the ground. The damage
. is estimated at 15004, with the posst
bllity of m reduction through the sal
vage of a part of the machinery.
Beautiful toft lustrous yarns for
sweaters. Handicraft Shop. 303
Newcomb Is now dellverylng lt-Inco
green slab wood at 11.75 per tier In
four tier lota or more. Place your
8eed!ess. Trellis grapes. Concord
Brighton, Worden. Agawmm, Niagara
and Campbell's Emrly. Eden Valley
Nursery. Pbnne 60 J-2. tf"
Twelve inch slab wood tl .50 per
tier delivered by Caking 4 tier or more.
Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley
Fuel Co.. Phone 7. tf
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Clotlng out all our farm mm-rhinery,
several good buys. Patton t Robin
son, Inc. tf
i Gordon Stout sells cord tires and re
pairs cars at tight prices. 119 West
Tenth street Jft
; The members of the Christisn
church will give a farewell receptlrn
to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Millard at the
church at 8 o'clock tonight
Dance. Jackson Hot Springs, Bat
; 304
' . Don't forget the big dance at the
st tomorrow nlte. YouH be sur
prised. 302
St Patrick's mmsiuerade dance Sat
urday, March 17. K. of P. hall. 303
See tbn Easter hats at the Colonial
Shop. Special at $1.50. 31Q.C0 and
112.60. J')3
Radio fans of this city plan on enj'ty
ini; the concert tonight of the Univer
sity of California glee club, which will
tie sent from K P O., Hale Bros., Inc.,
of ftan Francisco.
Newcomb la now delivering 15-Inch
'green slabwood at $1.75 per tier in
four-tier lots or more. Place your
order soon tor early delivery and have
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks.
Phone (31. 29ttf
' Colonial Oarage for tire service 31
Sheets 72 by 90 on sale 98 cents.
M. M. Department Store Friday and
Saturday. 303 ;
"St. Patrick's Stew" Sat.. Mar. 17. '
5:30 to 8, Methodist church. South, j
Mnin and Oakdale. 35c. 303
tmnta are busy mt Deuel's designing
and trimming orders for Easter. We
do order work of every kind. 303
Miss Jessie D. McComb, state leader
of county home demonstration agents
was In the city today and held a con
ference with Miss Grayce Telch early
this forenoon.
Special Friday and Saturday, ladies'
two-strap black military heel pumps
$2.98. M. M. Department Store. 303
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 31S
Faster millinery display Friday and
Saturday, March 16 and 17. We are
featuring Fisk hata. Miss Taylor, at
, Deuel's. 303
Oriental Ballroom! Sat night!
Dance. St Patrick! Admission 10c
303
i L. V. Rex, district representative of
: the Giant Power Co and J. A. Denn of
the Denn Powder Co, southern Ore
gon distributors for the same powder
are In Medford on business,
j Save $1.0 a pair on ladies' pumps
or oxfords only $2.98 tomorrow and
i Saturday. M. M. Department Store.
I 303
Miss Josephine Lindley who has
been at Klamath Falls for the past
two weeks visiting her father. George
. Lindley, returned to Medford the first
of the week.
Millinery satisfaction is a habit with
I our customers; you will not be dis
' appointed with our beautiful Easter
display on exhibition Friday and Sat
urday. March 16 and 17. Miss Taylor
at Deuel's. 303
"St Patrick's Stew" Sat.. Mar. 17.
6:30 to 8. Methodist church. South.
Main and Oakdale, 35c. 30 :
A. K. Simpson of Mlnot, Wis., fol
lowing a sojourn In this vicinity de
parted for San Francisco on Thursday
evening.
We have good Values in nsed cars
Patton ft Koblnson. Inc. tf
I order soon for early delivery and iave
finest j ImpcrW Swise crgaadies for grad-lpijong 3i ni(
.Mai- uatioa dresses. 45 inches wide, regular i r,Mi'r:,.,.. . .i-.'tiu
Price $1.X Spec:! Saturday only. Miss Grayce Teioa. coun-.r home
.iC per yard. ItatcnJsai ft Lomsden. demotut-mtion leader, conducted m
M' i mCliaery meeting heid at Talent t
bpeciai male on Lac.ej b-ack oxfords,
military heels. $ i. Friday mad Sat
urday. M. M. Departaeat Store. S03
Easter millinery disp-iay Friday and
Saturday. Marca HSh mad lTta. We
have a repetaoa for raiCrasry of
saiartaess. Kats v five satisfac
tion. We Muct yoar E misery pa
troeajre. Miss TayVr. at Deuel's. 203
"St Patrick's Stew" Sat, Mar. 17.
5:W to . Method 1st eiurch. South.
Main ami Oaida. Hit 2C3
A larse aadleace is expected tonight
in tie schwi auditorium at Phoenix
to witness the play, "Captain Racket,"
to be presented by the senior c!as3,
begiealng at 8 p. m.
Choice everbloomfcg roses. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 6SO-J-2. tf
Forgotten bundles. If there is any
one who still has a bundle for the
Thrift Shop, please bring to shop or
pbone Red Cross, and they will be
called for. 304
We'll be there, Jackjon s Sat 304'
Flowering shrubs mad evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-I.
tf
Before a large crowd in Grants Pass
last Wedaesday night two fast basket
ball gsmes were played betweea the
rlris teams of the Medford and Grants
Pass high schools, which was won by
the Medford girls. 2:
tweea the Epworth League boys
teams of C rants Pas3 and Medford,
which was von by the Grants Pass
team by a margin of one point, 31
to 30.
You'll be surprised mt the big dance
at the Nat tomorrow nite. 302
Novelty favors! St Patrick Dance!
Sat! Oriental Ballroom! 303
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat
304
There's a busy Business College
in your home town. GWN.
Cbauncey Floye. county clerk, left
this morning on a short time to Gre
gory. Calif.
With all the glorious colors and
shades we are ready to make our sea
son's Introduction of yarns. Handi
craft Shop. 303
Blng cherry trees- Eden Valley
Nursery. Pbone 6SO-J-2. . tf
j Auto Insurance. Brown ft White. ;
California Beach Balloon dances!
Central Point! Fri. March 16! Peerless
-4"! 304
The usual quietude of the city was
enlivened last night by Alex Sparrow
coming to town to the Elks lodge
garbed In a brand new tweed suit
On account of the auditory facilities
Of the Elks temple the lodge was
therefore forced to adjourn early. The I
only defense offered by the former
Crater Lake superintendent was that
he does not smoke clgarets.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
K. Vain.
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone 660-J 2. tf
Sheets 72 by 90 on sale 98 cents
M. M Department Store. Friday and
Saturday. 303
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
stndli. First class work and prompt
service. tf
A small force of California-Oregon
Power company employes are in
Grants Pass for several doys oa busi
ness of the company, consisting of
F. O. Stlnson. T. E. May. C. V. Foster.
R O. Merrtfleld. Tom Busbong. W F.
Dobyns and Mr. Peterson.
Grafted Franjuette walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 6S0J4.
tf
Oriental Ballroom! Sat night! ' FOR SALE Mrs. Chas. Knight is
clay by the women of the community
Where are my friends tonite
They're all at the big public dance at
tha Nat You'll be suprised. 203
Notice: Parties having lawns mt I.
O. O. F. cemetery that waat care this
year, phone SiS-R. Address 219 Talent
Court. Medford. feiton. 303
Rhnbarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone CjO-J-2. tf
20 per cent off Friday and Saturday
on Children's gingham rompers, chil
dren's Dutch suits and wool sweaters.
Also on Roxy Ana gingham dresses
Second floor Medford Ceater. 303
W. R. Grant of New York city, prom
inent mining engineer, left for home
last evening after spending several
days here laying the plans Tor work to
be followed In deTeloplns; the Gold
Ridge mine property.
Why wash at home when you can
have your washing done for 7e per lb.
American Laundry. Pbone 873. 325
The beet silk hose yon ever saw for
98 cents In an colors on sale tomorrow
and Saturday U. M. Department Store
303
After the fire It 13 too late to insure.
See Redden ft Can.niay now.
Try oar wet wash, 5c per lb. Amer
ican Lauadry. Pboae ST3. 325
A St Patrick's day novelty consist-
" ' Mn- nf th Knsiw cfnn Turner full
to 11; and be-,. " V.V. . ".
In green colors, is attracting much
comment at Siiliman's store.
Ladles of Medford and the Rogue
River valley are cordially invited to
attend our Easter display of beautiful
pattern hats. Friday and Saturday.
March 16 and 17. Miss Taylor, at
Deuel's. 303
Dance. St Patrick! Oriental Ball
room! Sat night! 303
All kinds of dressmaking at Style
craft Shop, Room 424 Medford Build
ing. 309
We win loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
The weather prediction of yesterday
which forecasted rain for today made
good with a vengeance, when about
8:30 a. m. a hard shower fell, follow
ing a drixzle which began at about i
a. m. Rain and slight showers con
tinued to alternate during the day.
Rain fs the prediction for Saturday.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, pboae 10S. 711
E. Main.
Genuine Bisch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett tf
Ladies' Black Cat silk hose 93 cents,
regular $1.25, tomorrow aad Saturday.
M. M. Department Store. 303
In addition to our own creations de
signed by Miss Letcher, our designer
and trimmer, we are showing a repre
sentative collection of sport models
the very latest Miss Taylor, at
Deuel's. 303
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
; THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE
N
EURALGIA
or htsdmcb rob the fonhesd
null mod inb.il the vapors
V VAPORUB
Occr ilidonm UhJ Vcoriy
'TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE At- the public market
Saturday, pure pork sausage, ham
roasts, lard. C. C. Chapman. 303
FOR RENT Foor housekeeping
rooms. 322 S. Central. 3o5
Dance. St. Patrick! Admission 10c !
303
For sand, gravel sediment and team i
work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple I
street. Phone 912-J.
Get only enjoyment out of making I
your children s clothes by selecting
our package goods. Handicraft Sn p. I
303 l
here selling ht.T furniture' You can
see It from 1 p. m. to 4 daily except
Sunday. Davis Transfer. 311
Jlsndlrran .tiO?.
Herosiltcbtng
Plcortns
8e per yard.
Rvmrvlift n
It was a icise old sage who said "He who buys what he does not
need will some time need what he cannot buy." Clerks, credits
and deliveries are non-essentials and cost you a lot of good
money. That you do not need them is clearly shown by the fact
that hundreds of families are getting along without them. That
their saving is greet can be easily proved by looking over the foU
lowing. Just a few of our many bargains.
HEINZ TOMATO CATSUP, large bottles. Priced specially for
Saturday only, 27c; 3 bottles 80c
RED BEANS New stock, hand picked and of fine quality. For
Saturday only, while 800 lbs. last, 10 lbs 63c
CARAVAN DATES 10 oz. package, new stock just in. For
Saturday only, 3 pkgs. 25c
Fresh Irish Lima Beans, No. 2 cans, per can 18c
String Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
Extra fancy solid pack, No. 2 cans, per can, 17c;
3 for . . . . . ... 50c
Orange Marmalade, 14 oz. jars, per jar 19c;'
per dozen $2.19
Pure Fruit Jelly, per glass 10c
Jelly in 10 lb. pails, per pail $1.35
Jure Fruit Jams, 6 oz. glass 12c
Hcrlicks Malted Milk, family size, 83c; hospital
size $3.15
Extra fancy Shrimp, per can 15c
Knight's Rogue River Catsup, gallon jars $1.43
Prepared Mustard, per glass, 5 oz. jar 10c
Soda Crackers, in 3 or 5 lb. boxes, per lb 14c
Oyster Crackers in boxes averaging 6 lbs., per lb. . . 14c
- Salted Crackers in boxes averaging 5 lbs., per lb. . .16c
Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans, each ..... .30c
Grated Pineapple, flat cans, each 10c
BAKERY SPECIAL
ST. PATRICK'S DAY CAKES Specially decorated with
Harps, Shamrocks and flags. Priced specially for Sat., each 29c
GATES LYDIARD
Buy here and bank the difference
JOIN THE CHA3LBER OF COMMERCE
Mrs. George Shamp and Mrs. O. E.
Bates visited Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rich
ert yesterday enroute to their home in
Roseburg, after a two months visit in
southern California.
Ladies' Black Cat silk hose 9S cents, j
regular $1.25, tomorrow and Saturday.
M. M. Department 8 lore. 303 i
K. L. Hodgman. former highway en
gineer and now ia the contracting Bus
iness, left for Klamath FalU this mor
ning to look after work he has in that
section.
Special Friday and Saturday, ladies'
two-strap black military heel pumps
$2.93. M. M. Department Store. 303
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PAGE THEATRE
Monday Night
MARC
K26
The Aftermath of Influenza
or any prostrating illness is always a time of great
danger. Care should be taken to keep the Body
well nourished, and nothing is quite so resultful as
SCOTT'S EMULSION
You do not have to take a great deal of it at
one time, but like all foods it should be
taken regularly to yield the utmost benefit
You may take Scott s Lmulsion with an
assurance that every drop will yield its
fruit in renewed strength. Try Itf
-ONLY 2 DAYS
MORE!
Rex Ingram's
NVwrt Srnt'ioii
"TRIFLING WOMEN
A pltiure of tmnmikiat power,
diaiua and gripping cpiodr.
ct Including
IlAltllARA LA MARK. LEWIS STOV
KA.MOX NOVARKO
8VNDAY
"FORGET-ME-NOT-
and LARRY SKMOJf
I "A IMia OK KINGS"
if
. AS
SyfXr.a '"o"t'nKi
Vr-iiSk 1 " and
to
1 1 . 00 P. M.
MAIL ORDERS NOW
Seats on sale Friday, March 23
Prices 50c to $2.50
PLl'S TAX
WAGENHALS & KEMPER Present
The World's Biggest Dramatic Sensation
I
Two Years
in New York
By Mary. Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop wood
Fun and
Thrills
Ono Yoar
in Chioaso
It's Good Judgment to Secure Your "Eat'
Early.
Seats
Tweed and Worsted
Sport Suits
$10 a Pattern
Gus, The Tailor
419 Medford Center Bldg.
AUCTION SALE
on the - - -
ABBOTT PLACE ?
ON E MILK EAST OF ASHLAND
Saturday, Mar. 17
AT 1 O'CLOCK I. M.
Will sell nt public auction the follow,
ing property:
16 HEAD OF WORK HORSES
from HOO to 1600 pounds
10 sets Heavy Harness
Frame nitons
2 Mowers, like new
t Hay Rake, like, new
1 S-foot John Deer Binder
1 tVeaun Separator, Milk Cans, Buck.
ets .
1 complete set Slaughter House Tools?
.V-alding Vat, etc.
1 complete set Carpenter Tools
1 riatform Kcalo
lows. Harrows, Garden Tools
2 Hay Carrier and Cables, Forks,
Shovels Chains, Lead Bars, etc
About lO tons of hay In barn
Lot of Household (ioods,
TERMS: AH sums of K2.VOO and
under cash: all rami over H23.00 a
credit of sU months ivill be (riven
purrhaer giving bankable note with
Interest,
Tf. V. MITCHELL.
FOR SALE RESIDENCE
N'ine rooms, basement, furnace,
hardwood floors, all latest Improve
ments. Garage for two cars; lot
TSr.173. Tho coolest house in Med
ford. Large shade trees. Terms.
E. If. VOKTER