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SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY
All Wool Skirts . . : : $3.75
Brush Wool Jackets . . .x.$6.50
All Wool Sweaters ......... $2.50
White Dainty Blouses :"v $1.98
The Colonial .
Liberty Building Telephone 298
For three
generations
the name-
Foteer's
has meant j
GOLDEN
OATE
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bIlJ - -
' TS- Tenor
Monday, April 16 8:30 pm.
Pag'e Theatre
UNIVERSAL has been the approbation of '
Thco. Karle's exceptional voice it is char-act-ized
by such rare power and delicacy of ,
tone that he has been termed by noted critics
one of the greatest American tenors of the day.
Xn common with the present tendency among
artists, he records exclusively for Brunswick.
Ask the nearest Brunswick dealer to play these
Karle records for you: ,
U002 8tba Mar Cnjna iml mam (Throvsh Hlj
HlMMllnir Hide) in Latin..... ....Ilomlnl
Rraiitrm ln. In r, Minor Inacmlaco IHn.lly
Groaning) In Latin...... .Var.ll ,
JS03B Klllah (If Willi All Your Hi-nrl). . Mni!clolin
Host notry BrMtrd Trart Koblnron
Any Phonograph Can Play Brunswick Records
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Manufacturers-EatabliskaA 18iS
CHICAGO NEW YORK CINCINNATI
BRUNSWICK.
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
A large number of sport enthusiasts
attended the formul opening of John
lieeson'g playgrounds at the corner of
Sixth and Holly streets last evening.
Misses Marie Elclier and Helen Con
don defeated Tlielmu lleeson and
Juanita Griffin two sets out of throe
In the ludies' doubles. A. J. Crose and
Deke Buckingham got a number of
amateurs starten at handball and all
ot the horseshoe champions of the
city were present with the exception
of Pop Gates and Gus Newbury who
lost their mutches to l)r. K. U. Plckel
by default. 1 '
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 3S
Sunday, April loth, the Hotel Med
ford will serve a special dinner for $1.
20
Frank Hammond was given a sus
pended jail sentence of 30 days Tues
day when he pleaded guilty before
Justice Gleun O. Taylor to a charge ot'
unlawfully spearing game fish. The
arrest was made by Deputy State
Game Warden Pat Dally. I
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tt
Don't forget the governor's holiday
and the Dads vs. High School baseball
game next Tuesday afternoon, April
17. Everybody's going. It's going to
be a great game. 20
An electric siren will startle the
natives hereafter when there Is a fire
In the city, the Blren to take the place
ot the bell which has been In use for
so many years. The siren, which has
been used twice, can be distinctly
heard from all parts of the city, and Is
a decided Improvement over the bell.
Grants Pass Courier. , .
Do you remember our Enster din
ner? Next Sunday wo will serve a
similar dinner for $1. Hotel Medford.
20
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phoue 108. 711
V. Main.
A recent circular Issued by the Uni
versity of California College of Agri
culture Experiment Station on the
Control ot the Wild Morning Glory, a
virulent and annoying weed of Cali
fornia, Is written by Clyde Q. Barnum,
son ot W. V. Barnum, Phoenix ranch
er. Barnum is taking post-graduate
work at the University of California
College of Agriculture. Formerly he
was with the Jackson county patholo
gist's office. "'
The selection of yarn is a matter of
personal needs and tastes; everything
that is new in yarns. Handicraft Shop.
19
If you want to sell your orchard,
farm, or residence, list it with Earl S.
Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. 21
Judge C. M. Thomas adjourned cir
cuit court yesterday In Grants Pass
until the first Tuesday In May when
he will return to that city to finish the
work of the, term. Circuit court will
open Saturday morning, April 14th In
Jacksonville and . continue until the
first Tuesday in May. " '' " '
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main.
We are giving summer rates now on
fur repairing. Bartlett's Fur Shop. If
A thief entered the garage In the
sample room building of the Hotol
Medford last night and departed with
a telephone. The disconnection of the
wires lighted the switchboard in tlta
hotel and aroused the suspicions of
the clerk but the thief had escaped
with the telephone before Ed Herrlott,
the hotel bus driver, who was sum
moned by the clerk, was able to get to
the sample room.
Brown' Bays he bouglft shoes so he
can sell them. ' tt
The automobile Industry Is grow
ing rapidly. The Durant Corporation
shows wonderful growth. Hayes-Hunt
Corporation, the body factory for
Durant is offering shares at a small
payment down on monthly Install
ments. Be sure and obtain a savings
account n the Durant Plan, as It pays
to be a partner of a man ot Mr.
Durant's type. Phono 915, Dr. E. H.
French. 23
G. S. Butler of Ashland has been
appointed receiver of tho Medford
Building, by Judge C. M. Thomas, nnd
now has charge of the same. Mr,
O'Nell, who was here representing the
Pacific Savings & Loan association,
returned to Portland this morning.
There's a busy business College
In your home town, OWN.
Hand-made cluny and filet lace Is
the most durable trimming for silk
lingerie. Handicraft Shop. 19
Wonderful Picture, Page
"Quiricy Adams Sawyer" is tiow In
its next to the. lust day at t lie l'age
theator. ' 'v 1 --
The simplicity of the plot barely
Bkirts the melodramatic line, but
catalogues with fidelity the lives of
simple, unaffected folks, living their
really uneventful lives in a Biinplo
way, enhanced as it is with consider
able local color to Bay nothing of a
tender romance that curries just suf
ficient conflict to give It .balance,
make "Qiilney Aduius Sawyer" Im
mensely enjoyable.
The suspense Is gripping ns you
wonder whether Sawyer, astride tlio
horse, will reach the raft in time, and
resctio the blind girl bororo she is
mercilessly hurled Into the fulls be
low. The romanco is exceptionally ap
pealing and really Is the outstanding
high light.
"Tho Stranger's Banquet," Rlalto
"Tho Stninger'B Banquet," now in
its next to the lust day at the Hliuto
theatre, is drawing very big crowds.
The picture is big in theme and big in
execution, and employs one ot the
most Imposing casts that has been
seen recently. Among them are Ho
bart Bosworth, Thomas Holding,
Nigel Harris, Claude Gillingwater,
Roekllffe Feliowes, Jean Hcrsholt.
Ford Sterling, Cyril Chadwiek, Claire
Windsor, Eleanor Boardmnn, Alleen
Piingle, Uicllle Hiekucn und Eiigunlu
llcsserer uud these are only a few.
I.lvohtock '
PORTLAND. Ore. April 13. Cut
tle, nominally sternly; no recelpls. i
Hogs nominally Bteady; receipts
175 (through.)
Sheep steady; receipts 4SC.
llulK-r
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 13. nut
ter weak. Extra cubes 4 llii i'2 Vie; j
undergrade 3Sd40c; prints. In box;
lots 47c; prims in half box lots;
4 ." Vic; cartons ISc; dairy, buying!
price nominal. liiUterfut f. o. b.
Portland 4Cc.
(. Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., April 13.
Wheat, hard white, blucsleiu, bnart
$1.3.1; soft while, western white,
$1 20; hard winter, northern aprlng,
western red $ 1.1 9.
Today's car receipts Wheat 27;
flour G;'eorn 2; oats 1; hay 10.
San Fi-hucImco Market
SAN KKANCISCO, April 13. (IT.
S. Bureau ot Agricultural Econom
ics.) Eggs, undersized pullets,
20MiC.
RAN FRANCISCO, April 13. Hut
terfat, unchanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.
(Slate Division of -Markets.) Poul
try unchanged.
For Finer Texture
and Larger Volume
. in the baked goods use ... .
BaMsak PowcSes?
5
Ounces for
(nor tbftn patwd and ball
Cor a quarter)
Use less ttharaeShlgfrer priced brands
MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY OUR GOVERNMENT.
Did Winter leave you
.with that tired fedng?
WINTER'S
'vrlth Its
ffijt laclc of pure - air
und sunshine,
shown its effect in
Spring. To bo un
derweight ' easily
tlrod, listless, and
have a poor appe
tite, lndlcatoa a
woakoned condi
tion ot the blood. Nature must have
help your blood Is minus fighting
strength! Moro red-colls mean cleaner,
purer, richer blood. S. S. S. builds
red-blood-cells. It builds blood-power!
That Is what makog fighting blood.
Fighting blood, destroys impurities. It
Lcv ' ' : TCTfcJI
fights boils. It fights skin eruptions!
It always wins! It builds nervo-pow
er, thinking powpr. It builds up run
down, tired men and women, boauti
fles complexions, and makes the
floeh firmer. Stronger and moro useful
nerves depend on blood-power. S. B. 8.
will glvo you that greater endurance,
energy nnu strencriii!
Mra. Mtr! Pelmet. Crowell. Taa,
writes: "J wse In a tun-down condition
aid lost forty-tour pounda to weight.
Also guttered from pimplea end 'c
heads, ATy drvmiat tscommtndtd S. S. S.
It mtd mo a now woman, t think S.S.S.
to be the best medicine on earth."
rrCT U vAii-nAir fl a a la saM At H
good a rug woros. mo iiu-kb r.o sm
moro economical. Get a bottle today I
rntir rv? Aurti la' riiv ih As
sociated Press) The Rhinolnnd high
commission today ordered tho expul
sion of 433 additional Hermans, iney
worn mostlv employes of tho customs
service and the railroads.
PHILADELPHIA. April 13. The
city council adopted dnylight saving
for Mny. June, July, August ana
Septomber,; ,
, A. F. 4 A. M.
A Special communication of
vV Medford Lodge No. 103, on
rV" Friday evening, April 13th,
at 7:30. Work in E. A. Degree. Visi
tors welcome. ; By order of the W. M
19 O. D. FRAZEE, Secy.
100 ATA J.LLA.S11! I
CONVALESCENt"hOME. ASHLAND
Have you an Invalid In your home
who needs change? Our Sanitarium
is the pluco. 20
FOR SALE Two lots on hlghwoy In
Phoenix. Mrs. A. W. Short
25
8. S. Sc makes you feel like yourself again
CanadianPaci
Empresses hM
These paladal neamthipa maintain t fort
nightly cxprea tervlea Irom Vancouver,
B.C 10 dayito Japan; 14 dayi to China.
Oet particulars from W. II. Dea
con, Gen. Agt, Psgr. Dept. Can-2
adlan Pacific Railway, 55 Third
Street, Portland, Ore.
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lOTl SALE Spray outfit, new this
spring, equipped wun lvi it.
engine. Just what you want for
small orchard. Am selling at a
sacrifice on account of leaving coun
try. Call at 417 N. Oakdale Ave..
Medford, Ore. 20
FOR IlENT Nicely furnlnhed two
room apartment; alsr Bleeping
room and garagenlca yard. 016 N.
Ccntrul. Phone 325-H. ifl
VISIBLE GAS PUMPS YOUR GAIN
They Increnso your mllrngo per gallon nnd wo nil like to soo wlmt wo
pay for. ,
Wo make our own adjustments on our guaranteed AJnx nnd Coast
Tires. Every day in every way yon get rutiro miles per dollar at tho
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
' Pacific Highway at Jnrkon Street.
ARMSTRONG & WOLYf
Service Cheerfully Given by Ex-Servlro Men '
ALL WOOL :
TWEED SUITS
m
Typifying . ; ;
Spring!
new'."
SNAPPY ;
NEAT
Tailored to your
measure
2900
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For Saturday and
next week
Springer & Lee
Opposite Rialto Theatre
Phone 595-X'
Star Meat Market
SATURDAY SPECIALS t , ;
Choice Beef Pot Roast..... ,. 15
Choice Beef Stew.:..:.':..;..1...!;...;.....' :...:..'.12 1-2 N
Shoulder Pork Roast .,...:.! .,....20
Good Bacon . 25
Good Lard '....'..' : 17 1-2
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Phone 273 ;..:.:We DeTiyerr
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c ; SPECIAL $12.50
F. F. BURK (Op. S. P. Depot)
E.T. B. G.
ALL
LAST
WEEK
Did U Eat
TRU-BLU Grahams'
and Cheat Spring Fever? .
THOUSANDS D1DI Dmcnrtled U10 foods thnt are" too
lmnvy for tho warmer weather of ppring, They substl;
tutud siiiiple, .Jafiklthful Trti-Blu jGraluims, rich in vigor
buildiiitr vitamines, in minoral units, in nourishment yet.
easily, npeedly digestihlo, with li liberal amount of bran
to aid elimination. ' -. -"
TRU-RLU GRAHAMS are made of the TRUK . ,v '
graham flour. They are Bweetonod with nigar and
puro, golden honey no cheap uhltutes. Try
them TODAY. You'll find they taste ARK het
tur. Your grocer will supply you. ,
In Cartons at 13c and 30c
Also in 5 lb. Wood Boxes ' "
; Made by the TRU-BLU Biscuit Go. '
Spokane, Portland, Great Falls.
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