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LOUIE'S
Money Savers
(Went linking lWdcr, 1 II)., 30c, :i lb., 75c, 5 lb., $1
. Cihintdellis Ground Chocolate 1 lb. 30c, 3 lb. 85c
5 1b. $1.35 .
Bacon Morrcll's Sugar Cured, streaked with lean,
lb. 30c
Knox delatin, none better, package, each 20c
Crab .Meat, wood lined tins, new pack, large can,
each 40c
Local Strained Honey, 5 lb. 65c; 10 lb. $1.25
Cream Kolled Oats, fresh stock. No. 9 bag 50c
Compound 4.1b.75c; 8 lb. $1.45
Washing Powder, makes wash day a pleasure, large
package 15c
Nice big juicy sweet Sunkist Oranges, per crate $3.25
LOUIE'S
Free Delivery Phone 271
Join (lie Cli.inil'or itf ('(liniumo
Mi n im nil i it 1 1 ii i i
j TO KALLY WILL
2 BIG SPECIALS
For Saturday
lioy Scout, Lace, Brown Canvas Leggins, a pair,
- 50
.Men's, Lace, Brown Canvas Leggins, a pair.. 75-
Anywhere else in Medio rd 1.00 and $1.50 a pair.
All footwear on sale at cne-half former price.
Bring
Your
asn "Good Shoes"
E. F. SCHMIDT, Agent
Bring
Your
Feet
21 N. Central
Itnmlxm mid StoW
Fly Itmls
$!.:.- o $;tr.oo
Chinook
Salmon
iii:i:i,s
Llnis Mud IxNitlors
Now on Display
First Run This Year
They are at Gold Ray Dam, Boys, and to get a thrill, you must
go out Sunday with some of our tackle. To equip yourselves will
not cost near as' much as you figure. Wo have a fresh new stock
of Cano Polos, which aro straight and not worm eaten.
This is tho main article and as thu balance of the equipment
such as tape, guides, leaders, and spinners, wo have a completo stock
at most reasonable prices.
F.vcry Thing AVo Sell Is Unconditionally Guaranteed
Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co.
Wool Socks
iiiveatei's
"WIIKIIK a IHMK
is H.VUY JK)U.Il"
3-7 Ka-st Main St.l'hoiiu S!I0
(oolycar HJsh
Quality Hoots
Watch the List Grow!
THE CRATERS
THE ELKS LODGE
THE PRESBYTERIAN MEN'S CLUB
THE STANFORD CLUB OF SOUTHERN OREGON
THE COPCO FORUM
THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY" UNIVERSITY
CLUB
THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS DEALERS
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
THE ODD FELLOWS
THE OREGON GROWERS
THE AMERICAN LEGION
THE MINISTERIAL UNION
have all gone on record as endorsing tho membership
campaign of the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Days
March 20-21-22
Join the Chamber of Commerco
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
BocccMor to Weeks-Conger Co,
MwMohl, Or.
O.V.MYERS
"The Truck SUn"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
BE HELD ESPEE
PARK SAT. NIGHT
A cot toRotlitM- civic mily will be
held tomorrow iiicbt at tho Southern
rac'flc park in tho intnivitu of ;tie'
membership campaign of the C.un-:
l.er of Commerce I
Music will he lurnishr'l by t':e l.
O. Ii. 1C. Hand and talks will be (given'
by C. 10. liatea. II. K. Lindas mil M
J. Ouryoa. Special limb's have brvii '
sot up to Illuminate, the Chamber f
Cimiiiierce building. Kveryone is 1" !
vlted to be present.
The conle.U fur a FloKnn to be used
on Chamber of Commerce literature
will elo'c tcmorrow night at which
time all EUKKestlon.i will be in tbo
hands of the tiliuiun committeo of the
campaign. A year's niemberahip in
tho chamber is.tlio prize offered.
Tonight all the campaign work
ers including the team captains and
lliclr teams will meet in the base
ment of the Hotel Medford to receive
instructions for the work of solicita
tion. Short talks will be given by
Cuoivo T. Collins, .M. .1. Duryea and
Paul It. McKee.
"Wo waul everyone collected with
llio campaign organization to be
there tonight," said liarrv L. M'altli-
er, chairman of the com mi t tee on eo-
ii. miiik luiiiiin. liiu niutsi I in iui lull i
work In the campaimi Is the actual
work or soliciting. Workers will hear
sales talk by George T. Collins and
will hear other talks that are cal
culated to arouse tliolr enthusiasm.
If tho team members are ful lot pep
the success of the campaign is assured."
WITH BIG RALLY
A teachers' zone meeting will be
held at Kuril Saturday, March Kill,
!nd the following Is the program for
the occasion. .
10 a. m.
1. I'usiiicss meeting.
2. Discussion by chapters Pitt
mar.'!; liural echool.
3 Club work and exhibition of
work done. Discussion led by Mr.
Moss.
4. Moral Instruction in grades
and high schools.
Luncheon
1. Songs All.
ltooitatlon rKmniott- Contrail. :f '
Song Margery Skeoters.
2. Discussion Spring Athletics.
Led by Miss Montgomery.
1. Discussion County Fair
Plans. Led by Miss Kubli.
4. Changes legislation has brought
ua. Led by Mrs. Carter.
SO X. llnll-
Phono ZflO
In what was said by some to be the
strongest sermon yet preached by Dr.
Huff, the noted evangelist last night
spoke on the text, "Simon, son of
.'onas. lovest thou nie more than
these'."1 The minister said In part:
' The questions of Jesus are like great
eeareliHghls, they show the direc
t on one Is going. When .lesus stood
on thu shore of Tiberias. In the mist
of moru'iig, and said to Simon Peter, i
'Lovest thou me.1 he asked the su-!
perlatlve ciurstion of Christianity.
Christianity at its host Is a great af-j
fiction for Clod that prompts
obedience to the Heavenly rather and
service for humanity. i
"There Is no gift nor power that
you can get by divine endowment
that will hold you straight three hun
dred sixty five days in the year If you
bave not a great love for Jesus
Christ. It is Christ's test or true
discinleship. We may exalt the Sa
viour to the throne of the universe:
we may admire Irs transcendant
truth; wo may stand in awe before
h's majesty and yet not know, in
genuino real'ty. love I'or him. Peter
had forsaken all he bad, acknowledg
ed Christ's divinity, mid had said be
was w'lling to (lie, but with all he
had failed In genuine allegiance. We
nave love for creed mid love for
church, but our supreme need is a
great, vital, pulcatlni; love for Jesus
Christ.
"lie is the T?reat lover who must
have f'rst place in your heart or no
place at all. Just as no woman
would be satisfied with a fino home,
tho best automobile, expensive cloth-,
lug and a large bank account with-
out tho love of her husband, so all of
our formal, empty ceremonies are
meaningless to Christ if our lives
show that we are devoid of a genu
ine affection for h'm.
"What do you have In our home
when love between man and wife
sotxy out You answer, "Domestic in
felicity." Let me put it plainer. You
bavo domestic hell. So If lovo for
Christ has gono out of your heart you
w'.ll not be happy."
The revival will closo Sunday with
three great, services. Dr. Huff will
speak at 11 o'clock, 3 and 7:30. At
the 3 o'clock hour he will deliver his
addresn on South America. Thi
evangelist spends seven months of
every, other year In touring South
America In evnngellBtlc work.
Out of town people anil others who
desire aro Invited to bring a basket
dinner and stay for all tho services.
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A NEW DEPARTMENT
We have added a DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT under the direction of
Mrs. Roy M. Brown, and will have a line of Home Made Cakes, Pies, Salads,
Cottage Cheese and many other items o: HOME PREPARED FOODS fresh
every day.
FOR SATURDAY
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Angel Food
Devil's ifood
Apple Sauce Cake
Currant Cream Cake
Sunshine Cake
Apple Pies
Mince Pies
Cream Pies
Cottage Cheese
Eeet Pickles
Potato Salad
Tuna Fish Salad
Boston Baked Beans
Salad Dressing
Pressed Veal Loaf
In addition to the "Home Foods" we carry a very
unves, lancy uneese, tfonea nam, unippea JJeet ana a
prepared food products that go with this department.
complete line of Pickles,
large, assortment of
Personal
Attention
Phone 252
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
H. E. Marsh
GROCER
Join the Chamber of Commerco
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Prompt v
Service V
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7'OItTLAND, Ore. March 16.
William If. Kmrirk, election board
official who was acquitted by a jury
in circuit court two weeks ago on a
churge of wilfully miscounting votes
cast in the primary election of last
May, will be tried April 20. it was
agreed yesterday by District Attor
ney Myers and Chester A. Sbeppard.
defense attorney. There aro four in
dictments still pending against Em-rlck.
Copies of n weekly newspaper pub
lished in tho interests of the Ku Klux
Klan wero distributed free in various
parts of tho city today.
Come to tho big public dance at the
Nat tonite. You'll bo surprised. 3u3
The local police aro still investigat
ing tho burglary of tho Associated OH
company's plant near the fair grounds
Wednesday night, the loot taken away
including 25 gallons of gasoline, some
cylinder oil, two gloves and other
articles.
Organdio, 45 Inch, lmKrted Swiss
all colors, Saturday only 75c per yard.
Hutchison & Lumsdcn. 303
.Mrs. L. L. Heed was among the
Medford visitors on business In
Grants Pass the middle of the week
Hutchison & Lumsden will put on
sale 4R-inch genuine Imported Swiss
organdies, pastel shades, for gradua
tion drcBses, 75c per yard, Saturday
only. 3W
Card of Thanks
Wo wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their many
acts of kindness and expressions of
sympathy In tho death of our beloved
mother and wife; also for tho beauti
ful floral offerings.
O. R. PANKEV. Husband
CLARKNCB PANKEY.
VERNON PANKEY.
ESTHER 8I.MINGTON.
PEARL PANKEY.
Brown Hat Got 'Em
Sea llrown for shoes at the Medford
Shoo Hospital. 303
BscKe Up HoiiseRecping
'Wo lirwl to bre.'tk up limisckoeiiinK
bccnUHp of my wifo'H Htomaeh trouble.
No mrd trine did livv any good fnr
more than n few hours. On a visit
to OnhkoHh a friend imiiscd Mayr'H
Wonderful Remedy ho highly my wife
tried it nnd sho linn enjoyed the best
of health niney taking it.". It is a
simple, harmlOFa preparation that re-
mnvcH the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal traet und allays the inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re
funded. For sale at all druggists.
. Adv.
Medford Center
Sanitary Market
BASTE IT WELL
Kern use that is the only means by
which von cim prevent the r.oiisl
from Imrninjj. It would be n
shame to allow tlinl to liiiniicn
Willi such trnilrr pieces ot beet
as vc supply you. All our incuts
are prime uml rich, with nourish
ment. ,
Cull and be convinced.
SPECIALS
Eastern Hams, half or whole 30c
Eastern Bacon, half or whole 30c
Bacon Backs ..29c
Picnic Shoulders , ;.; ..19c
Boiling Beef 12 l-2u
Pot Roasts: ....10c to 18c
Hamburger Steak, ......2 lbs for3Bc
Pickled Pig feet, tender, 2 lbs.
for 35c
Pure Pork Sausage
Phone 255 '
Medford Center Department Store
EXTRA SPECIAL
SALE
Suits, Coats, Dresses
Exclusive Line at
Slaughter Prices
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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20th Century Grocery Stores
Our stores are offering more than their usual economy
This SATURDAY and MONDAY
POTATOES Nice mealy stock, ORANGES Large size', now at their
.10 pounds 12 i best,
or 100 pounds $1.10 49 dozen
THOMPSON SEEDLESS RAISINS louwl.bulk 15 puekagc 15 '
2o pounds bulk,1 $3-60
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R0YT,INa DRIED CHERRIES FLOUR
JrO W1JK
Large cans ;4fy$ Pound 15 No. 10 sack... ...45
HARD WHEAT FLOUR Anchor brand, makes lovely bread,
49 lbs $1.78
GRAHAM FLOUR I BLUE STEM FLOUR I ITALIAN PRUNES
No. 10 sack 45 4!) pound , $1.59 Good size 2 pound 25
SARDINES In large oval cans, Preferred Stock or Del Monte. Can....'..'..15.9
FRESH SALTED PEANUTS OREGON GROWN WALNUTS
Pound 20 Budded Franquettes, pound 39
C-STAL WHITE IVORY SOAP MOP STICK
10 Bars 48 3 bars 25 ' Each 15
Medford Center Bldg.
31 North Central St. ;
Medford
20th Century Grocery
374 East Main St.
' - - Ashland
JOIN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ,
USED CARS j
That have not been misused
Priced riftlit
Crater Lake Automotive Co. ,
Picture Framing,
at
Swem's Studio
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY, 'ft
PRE8T-O.LITR BATTCST ...
STATION '
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