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PAGE WO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. DFORD. PREPPX." TTTTRSDAY, . APRIL 5. .3923 ocal and Personal The De city reerroir on which work vai be .run months ago will not be completed and ready for age until the middle of l!s" or the first of June, according to W. H. Feigenson. the con tractor who arrired here from Port land the first of the week. He has maintained from the tlrne the contract was taken that it would not be fin ished until June lit, but It now ap i pears that It mar be two weeks ear- lier. The eicaration work will be fln ; . ished in two weeks, and then the pour ing of concrete will begin. Genuine Biscb Magneto parts and 'repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and ' Bartlett : If R. L Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. Big dance at Central Point, Friday, April 6. H That long anticipated event of the Elks lodge, the Installation of new 1 officers and smoker, lakes place to night at the Elks temple. IS. P. O. E; men from a distance in the couunty began arriving this forenoon to attend the big occasion. Cement and plaster, Medford Lbr. Co. tf The really dependable silk stock- , ings are the CorticellL Handicraft Shop. 13' We have a few packages of govern ment, seeds at this office for distribu tion. The regular meeting of the Wom en's Foreign Missionary society will be held Friday afternoon. April 6th at the home of Mrs. A. S. iilitnn. 726 West Fourth street. Children cared for by hour, day or week. S12 Dakota. 15 New phonograph for gate at half price. Terms. Phone 723-W. 17 Roses and flowering shrubs. Eden Valley Nursery, 80 J-Z. tf" "Material heavy with oil has been encountered at the Trigonta well while much more gas than ever en countered before was found yester day", says the Ashland Tidings. "The sands were sticky with oil and were Inflammable. It is expected that the Trigonia may come in at any time, while it Is generally believed that one more casing will be all that is neces sary." , Hlg dance at Central Point, Friday, April 6. H ' Earliest of all. Early Sunrise and Mortgage Lifter seed potatoes 214c per pound. Watklns' Feed Store. J Phone 269. 16' '. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main. Two hundredths of an inch more of rain was added to this week's precipi tation during the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. this morning. Rain is the pre- ', diction lor Friday. The weather had warmed up much this forenoon with a minimum temperature of 43.5. For Sale Wicker baby sulky, niedi- urn size. Bargain price. Good as new. Phone 910-X.. . 14 We have good values In used cars. Patton Robinson, Inc. tf j Have your rugs washed oil your own floors most convenient, sanitary method, kills germs, no dust raised. Get your order In early. B. L. DavlB, Phone 644. 211 Stark St 30 The educational committee of the Y. W. C. A. are planning a social even ing for the business and professional women Friday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. House on North Dartlett street. Gladlola and Canna bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. . . . tf Does your tiny girl need a Mary Moore dress? Handicraft Shop. 13 "Baby Blue EyeB", we. want to see you at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Sat urday night. . A 1 ford's Imperial orches tra. . 14 There will be a meeting of the local chapter of the Ordor of Do Molay in the Masonic ball tonight , at 7:30 at which petitions for new mombers will be received and Important business wilt be discussed. The Grants Pass chapter glvos a dance tomorrow night to which all members of the Medfonl chapter and their ladles are Invited.. A number of Medford Do Molaya . arc planning to attend. Big dance at Central Point, Friday. April . .14 Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co., Phone It. tf You can get It at DeVoe's. if John T. Evans and family of Eugene have returned homo after a visit here with friends. lllng! lling! Ding! Ring! Ulng! No. I mn not swearing. Just trying to tell you that you will get a Cory Thoralo blackborry plant with each lllng j chorry while they lost. Eden Valley j Nursery, 6SO-J-2. tf .. Noel I.. Krsklne gives piano lessons '' at pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 17 , (joloiiliil Garage for ttre service. -; Brigadier General Mitchell, assis tant chief of tho air service of the ? United Slates-army, with hoaclnmir rtors at Washington, D. C, Is eximctod i to vlnlt Oregon within a few days, ac 'i 'cording to word received from Crissey i field; Ban Francisco. General Mitchell will confer with state and federal for "est officials while In Oreson recard Ins; the Oregon fire patrol. It Is thought Hint tlmbermcn will also be Called Into conference. . Everybody will bo at Central Point Friday nlte. H See the new Egyptian yarn at the Handicraft Shop. 13 Crescent orchestra dance, Eaitle Point, Sat April 7th. ' 13 ; ' Mrs. Bon' Howe of Rogue River Is tho guest of her mother, Mrs. M. E. Kraaler of Ashland for a short tlmo. -If yon want to Hell your otrhard, farm, or residence, list It with Earl S. Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. ' 21 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood; phone 108. 711 K. Main. . i ! The pump of Savage Rapids dam. which! supplies the south canal with water, has been shut down due to the heavy rainfall of the past few days. The water was not being used, as the rain took care of all the present needs of the farmers. The curtain was low ered over the Intake to the turbines and the gates were left np. making it . but a matter of a few minutes to again turn the water into the canals. j Grants Pass Courier. Vook here! Baby chick scratch, ' while It lasts, 13.20 per hundred. New granite grit going at 11.25 per hundred Sperry's egg mash at 12.75 per hun dred. Cupp & Shirley Prod. Co. 12 When better automobiles are built. Buick will build them. tf Earliest of all, Eearly Sunrise and Mortgage Lifter seed potatoes 2c per pounfd. Watklns' Feed Store. Phone 269. 16 W. A. Messner of Medford is a busi ness visitor in Portland registered at ' the Cornelius hotel. I Everybody will be at Central PoIn Friday nlle. , 14 There's a busy Business College in yoor home town. OWN. . Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. tf Mrs. Carl Glasgow' and mother, Mrs. Brandenburg, returned yester day from several months' visit with relatives and friends In Oakland and other bay cities and In Los Ange lf a. They are at their home near Tal ent. When you want real bargains, visit the Thrift Shop. 12 An easy garment to finish is the Pacific Package garment Handicraft Shop. ' 13 Brown says he fixes them while you wait , i ; , . . 7tf Donald Robins Btarted work with the city fire department the first of the week and as a new member has been learning the ropes, . The latest in dance hits will be heard at Central Point Friday nlte. 14 Earliest of all. Earl Sunrise, and Mortgage Lifter seed potatoes 2 Vic per pound. Watklns' Feed Store, Phone 2C9. 16 Brown says he has lots of them. 103 N. Central. . 7tf Miss Jane Hanson of this city, was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greer In Ashland on Tuesday night. I want to hear from the owner of a good orchard for sale in this valley. Earl Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. 21 Moved to 624 N. Riverside Ave. Phone 474, City Cleaning and Dyeing Co. 12 Dance! Dance! Jackson Hot Spring. 13 The members of the fire depart ment have been made the goats of the altering operations In the city hall building, as the new entrance way being cut In the fire department room on the Sixth street side, leave u Iktko portion of that wall open. This makes tho quarters very chilly and uncomfortable and the firemen are hr-plng that warm weather will quickly come and continue until af ter tho alteration work Is finished. Moved to 624 N. Riverside Ave. Phone. 474, City Cleaning and Dyeing Co. 12 Brown has a first class" shoe repair shop. 7tf Auto Insurance. Brown ft White. Ed Lyman of Eugene, studnnt of Journalism at the University of Ore gon, arrived In Medford last night on a brief business visit. Brown's shoe hospital will heel your shoes, 103 N. Central. 7tf Colonial Oarage for tire service. 319 The Mall Tribune has put In a new carriage for handling big rolls of Iapir and has about 60 feot of carriage track equipped with hangers and car riage for 1&00 pounds; Just the thing for a bay barn, garage or warehouse. If you need anything of this kind see It at once. A bargain. - tf ,.Mrs. C. E. Bolds of Central Point re turned yesterday from a two months' sojourn In tho east, during which she Uslted friends and relatives In New York, Boston,' Washington, D. C, and other cities.-. .... Have you heard "Red Moon" as played by Alford's Imperial orchestra. Fair Grounds Pavilion, Saturday night April 7th. 14 Twelve-Inch slab wuod fi.R0 per tier delivered by taking 4 tior or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Brown sells shoes. 103 N. Central. tf Fred Spuhn. former Medfonl high school Btudent who rowed oar No. 6 last year on the University of Wash ington crew which came in second In tho national regatta at Poughkeepsie, being beaten by the navy, has again been placed on tho crow and will row oar No. 3 against l'. of California on the Oakland estuary on April 12th In the annuul race. When you want real bargains, visit' the Thrift 8hop. 12 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf "You've Got to See Your Mama Every Night" as played by Alford's Imperial orchestra. Fair Grounds Pa vilion, Sat. night Let's go. 14 The announcement of the opening of tho Pavilion with Alford's Imperial orchestra next Saturday night Is good news to the many young eple of the city and valley. It has been reported that largo delegations from Ashlaud and other neighboring cities will at tend the opening dunce. . Crescent orchestra dnnco. Eagle Point, Sat April "th. 13 Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. tf Ixkik here! Baby chick scratch, while it lusts $3.00 per hundred. New granite grit going at 11.25 per hundred Sperry's egg mash nt $2.75 per hun dred. Cupp Shirley Prod. Co. 12 Mrs. M. A. Williams is a patient at the Convalescent homo In Ashland. Tumy writes all forms of Insurance. 14' Glutting wax. Edon Valley NnrserT. Phone B80 J-2. tf All kinds of rough and d rested lum ber. Wnllaco Wood, phone Igl. 711 East Main. , IWork was started this morning by painted trimmings of which on the ex terior will be completely re-done. For fashionable and correct millin ery try Regan's Millinery, 2nd floor Medford Center. 13 Look here! Baby chick scratch, while It lasts. $3.00 per hundred. New granite grit going at $1.25 per hundred Sperry's egg mash 8,1 $2.75 per hun dred. Cupp Shirley Prod. Co. 12 Baled hay for saie. J. H. Carkto. 34 Former Ohio residents of Portland will gather in that city tonight for a general reunion of former Ohioaas. Spray hose 20 cents per foot Cra ter Lake Hardware Co. tf We will loan yoa money to build o buy Holmes the Insurance Man. , The Page theatre was crowded to capacity last night and it is reported that the high school glee clubs re ceived gross receipts of more than $;00 from attendance at the operetta, "The Gypsy Rover." After expenses of producing the operetta are defrayed the remainder of the money will be placed In the fund which provides for the publication of the fourth volume of the annual, "The Crater," of which Wm. Johnston, present high school student body president is editor-in-chief. Phone Tumy 402 for auto insurance. ; V 1" Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle Point Sat April 7th. 13 The "Oregon Caves Resort" has been incorporated by 10 local bus mess men and accommodations are now as sured for the coming tourist season. The articles of Incorporation were taken out after the government had Issued two permits to the men. The erection of the camp will begin at once. George Sobin and Professor Peck, of O. A. C, now being on the ground laying out the site. It Is ex pected that it will be ready In time for the opening of the season. Grants Pass Courier. Dance! Dance! Jackson Hot Spring 13 For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple street Phone 912-J. Paul McDonald who was In Ashland yesterday picking wild flowers and feeding the swans In Llthia park, re ports that spring Is probably on the way. "Call Me Back Pall-O-Mlne" and meet me at the Fair Grounds Pavilion, Saturday night April 7th. 14 Gladlola bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery Phone 680-J-2. tf The Lincoln school Parent-Teachers circle will meet at the usual hour to morrow afternoon at the school and members are to bring a penny for each year of age to help Bwell the playshed fund. A good program and refreshments have been prepared. Do not buy an electric washer until we have demonstrated the new May tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware Co. tf Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf Probably the Elks lodge membar who comes from the greatest distance to attend the installation of officers and smoker tonight is Jack Hemstreet, caretaker of the Crater Lake lodge, who arrived in the city from the lake several days ago. Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle Point Sat April 7th. 13 Autos washed and polished at Med ford Auto Co. Bulck Service, corner Main and Holly. Satisfaction guaran teed. 325 Harry K. Tomlinson of Ashland, the bead of the Medford Ice & Storage company, was In the city today on bus iness matters. . Astoria merchants did not expect a fire. Does your Insurance cover the full value of your Btock? Telephone Tumy No. 402 for Insurance. Office Liberty Bldg. . , 14 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Guernsey bull, year old; roal beauty. Phone &S1-R-1. tf FOR SALE A good garage 12x18 ft , a well built chicken house 8x12 ft. would make a good woodhousei. 518 W. Fourth St 14 CONVALESCENT HOME, ASHLAND Cottage plan. We have four acres and four houses beside cabins, for our sanitarium. 12 WANTED A furnished house of about six rooms, by a family of adults. Must be modern and In good district Guarantee excellent care of furnishings. Call 998. tf FOR SALE Registered Duroc boar See Chas. Ray or call 134-Y. 15 FOUND 1923 license plates Nos. 614156. 94844 and 9610. Call at this office. 15 WANTED A gentleman to room and Imard In a private family. Phone 935-R. tf FOR SALE Owing to business change we are offering for sale our home on Capitol Hill. Over six acres with nil kinds of fruit and under Irrigation.' Six room modern house with large sun room, sleeping porch, cemented basement, furnace, water and electricity. Would make an ideal poultry place. Wonderful view overlooking city and valley and only two miles from Chamlier of Com mnrce building. Reasonably priced and suitable terms may be arranged Royal 11. Markland. Phone S6S-U 15 TOR 8A1.F Trained saddle horse weight 1121 lbs. Can be seen at Dr. Gltzen Stables. 1 1 TOR SALE 90 laying hens, pure stock, fur $60. Phone 47-R. 14 Handicraft fthop. Hemstitching Mnltnvi eovttrML Piootlng r l He tier yard. H. W. OONQEt UNDERTAKER BaccfMor to Weeks-Conger Co, Medford, Ore, The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Patri arch Militant meets at the L O. O. F. hall Friday, April 6. There will be initiation and Lady Jeanle Burke from Grants Pass will be present Brown. 103 X. ' Central, has little ones and big ones. 7tf We can still furnish spray hose for 20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hard ware Co. . tf EL D. and Wm. M. Briggs. attorney of Ashland, were in Medford today enroute to Jacksonville. Wm. Brig?s was recently appointed city attorney of Ashland and has accepted. He is one of the prominent young attorneys of the Rogue River valley and his appointment gives universal satisfac tion. . 8ee Brown for shoes. tf After the fire It is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. - J. A. Cook of Gold Hill was a busi ness visitor in Medford today. Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. tf With the resumption Wednesday by the sawmill of the Big Lakes Box com pany, practically all sawmills of Kla math county are in operation at least one shift With the early start and favorable market conditions a record season's cut is predicted. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf At the municipal boxing commis sion's smoker at Portland tomorrow night Joe Gorman, the Portland-Grants Pass boxer, will meet Sailor Frankie Kramer, the Los Angeles feather weight in the 10 round main event. Let's go to Brown's for shoes. 103 X. Central. 7tf . There has been a rush of taxpayers to the Bherlfrs office at Jacksonville for the past two days, as today is the last day on which the first part of the year's taxes can ' be paid without penalty. Brown trades what you have for what yon want 7tf An entire case of bottles full of cream was dropped from the Snider Dairy and produce company's truck at the corner of Main and Ce'ntral this noon and several bottles broke allowing the contents to run onto the street. Grape vines: Tokay. Muscat Mal aga. Rose Pern. Zinfindell. Thompsons Seedless. Trellis grapes: Concord, Brighton, Worden, Agawam, Niagara and Campbell's Early. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf P The ! Shop will soon be here '4 Watch This Spac II for announcement NOT From the Tomb of Egypt But we have the latest of Yarnst, -Which is Egyptian CaH and sec this lovely yarn, the beauty of the sweaters made from it, and the low price, at . 1 1 .. . t - - f. i The . Handicraft- : Shop Kclmtlflr glnscw without pMrrptlMn tint that bring rcnl relief. ' ' 1 3 The 16 Mrs. E. R. Van Leu wen leaves to right to join her husband in River ton N. J., where ho is connected with the United States department of ag riculture. Mrs. Van Leuwen was formerly Miss June Hitman. "Five men were indicted by the grand jury which has just completed its session." says thai Grants Pass" Courier. "Hugh Swift and James Patterson, of Junction City, were in dicted on a charge of slaying female deer; Roy Edwards was indicted on a charge of larceny in a building; H. B. Vedder was indicted for passing a check with no funds to cover it; Jack L. Llnch was indicted for larceny by falsely impersonating another. Ed wards was later arraigned and plead ed guilty to the charge of, breaking into a money box in the Masonic tem ple over a month ago. He was sen tenced to serve three years In the penitentiary but was paroled on good behavior." Notice Members of De Molay Stated meeting Thursday night 7:30. All outstanding petitions to be brought in. Notice - She stockholders meeting ' of the Diamond Lake Improvement Co. will be held at the Library tonight at 7:30. 11 To know how good a cigarette really can be made you must try a BEGINS TODAY HAROLD TITUS' STORY 1 . . 0 V STRIKE Jj "TIMB "HEARTS AFLAME" with Anna Q. Nilsson Frank Keenan For SEE A Forest in Flames . -Tp Suttlrrs Doomi-d -larinR Firo Fighters Wolves, IKf'r and Bears -Fleeing From Flames r -Tho llftce ThrouRh Fire -Til Heroic Itescue Matiner: Adult .."k-; KMdira 10c NiKlitx: Adults 50r; Kiddies 25c Sl'N'DA Y - CONNECTICUT YANKEF." Fair Ground Pavilion Saturday Night, April 7 ,T FOR THE SUMMER SEASON BIGGER, BETTER THAN EVER Alford's Imperial Orchestra ; - ' : TICKETS $1.10 Just What You've Been Waiting For ' m Special on Flour Friday and Saturday Gold Medal, 49 lb. sack $2-35 Fisher's Blend, 49 lb. sack..... - .$2.30 Crown Flour, 49 lb. sack $2.25 Princess Flour, 49 lb. sack:.. !.-....$2'.15 Crater Lake, 49 lb. sack :.......:.;...:...$1.98 Snowy Butte, 49 lb. sack $1.60 Yilmo Flour, 49 lb. sack ...;...,.'$1.57 Graham Flour, 9 lb. sack.........:.:.;.......'.....:.:.:...;.::41 Hall Cash and Carry Grocery 318 East Mait The Page Theatre Management GUARANTEES that this picture will give the most blaze movie fan REAL THRILLS Playing Under the Title "thf; 1 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Gentlemen! Do you know that we can make you a suit tailored to your measure at the price you now pay for a ready-made suit? ;- ". -4! t, Springer & Lee, .-. Opposite Rialto Theatre ' & Phone 493 THREE DAYS ONLY BIG . 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