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PAfiT. WO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923 Wilson's Prices Big Yank Work Shirts v O 98c ' Uncle Sam Work Shirts ', r- .: i i . Old Hickory Work Shirts 98c Men's Dress' Shirts 98c $3.50 Dress Shirts $1.98 Men's Khaki Pants $1.50 J - Men's 220 Weight Bib Overalls $1.50 Men's Dress Sox, going at 15c Men's Underwear 50c Men's Athletic Union Suits ''" :' 75c l y-V Men's Coveralls $2.75 , Children'! Play Suit. ':;v: 75c Men'. All Wool Pant. $2.75 Men's Straw Hats Men's red and blue Handkerchiefs 5c Men's White Hdkfs. T ; 5c Blankets and Quilts Men's and Boys' MIS O Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags Almost Anything You Can Get Here for Less That's All Today The Cheapest Store in the West f'lf not in, push money ' under the door" 1 Good automobile for sale or trade "" furnished house and apartment for rent Help the Uk$X Y. W. 0. A, Tocdlfirid1 " Personal Mrs. Jackson Bilbaugb, national loc turor for the W. C. T. U., Mrs. Mary Mullott, state president of the W.. C. T, U. and W. J. Herwlg, superinten dent ot the Anti-Saloon League of Oregon arrived this morning from the north to speak at the law enforcement conference bolng held at the Presby terian church today. A mass meeting will bo held at the church at 7:30 this evening at which Mrs. Sllbaugh and Mr. Herwlg will speak on "Law En forcement; the Necessity for It and Some of the Obstacles In It's Way." A Hope Chest counter has opened at the Now York Hair Dressing Parlor. ' ' '24 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Are you for the Legion? Fine! Then attend their closing dance In ' the Oriental Ballroom Sat, . 26 Home improvements are to be made on 'the Southern Pacific depot plat form and in the railroad tracks adjoin ing, which will be begun tomorrow and not be completed for several weeks. A concrete curbing Is to be established on the platform next to the first tracks, extending from the depot down to Main street, and f.ho passing track will be removed to five feet further west opposite the depot and ft platform built in between the main and passing tracks, to give room for handling baggage and mall more expeditiously. Mrs. Corning Kenly went to Phoenix on Wednesday and brought back the garments which had been collected there by the people of Phoonlx and vicinity, for the Jackson County Thrift Shop In Medford. 20 Ladles, bring In your fur work now and take advantago of the low rates. Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. A light to heavy frost Is predicted for tomorrow morning la the valley by the San Francisco weather office, and local conditions also indicated this up until this afternoon. There was no frost this morning because of the cloudy weather, but at 11 o'clock last night the Bear Creek orchard had Its crew out prepared to smudge In case the clouds, disappeared. This morning was quite chilly but the low est temperature was 33.5 degrees. Are you for the Legion? Fine! Then attond their closing dance In the Oriental Ballroom Sat. 26' Ladles, bring In your fur work now and take advantage ot the low rates Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf 20 Twelve Inch slab wood $1.60 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co., Phone 78. , tf The ladles of the city are Invited to attond the Greater Medford club 20th anniversary party at the Hotel Hol land, on Friday, April 20th, at 2:30 to 6 p. m. Last Legion dancel Oriental Ball room Snt. Don't miss It! 26' Colonial Oarage for tire service. ' Grafted Franquntte walnut Eden Valley Nursery, 680-J-2 tf The Rev. W. C. Router of Eagle Point foil dead at the local Southern Pnclflo depot yestorday just after having bought a ticket to Cottago Grove. He had given a lecture at the local Methodist church Monday night. He mentionod having held Methodist pastorates at Ashland, Medford and Cottago Grove. Portland Telegram. Brown says be renews shoes. 103 North Central. tf Somothlng for every member of the family at the Hope Chest. 24 The Thrift 8hop 1b serving tho Thrifty all the time. . 26 Of interest to local automobile own ers Is that the former system of park ing In Ashland, that of heading the cars Into the curbing, will go Into effoct In that city today. Brown says he has a big line of oxfords. tf A $3.75 alarm clock on sale for $3.50 at Medford Contor Jowelry Shop. 25 Anyone knowing the whoroabouts of Ernest Ludwtg will confer a (special favor on his relatives If thoy will notify Ui In office. He is 29 or 30 yonrs old, was raised In Napa Valley, Calif., was working until April, 1922, for the EdtBon Power Co., at Big Creek, Calif. 26 Tho regular mooting of tho Wash ington ,. Turont-Tfcachors . association which will bo hold Friday, April 20th will adjourn early to give all present an opportunity to attend tho birthday celebration ot tho Creator Moilford club. ' Colonlnl Garage for tire Borvtoo. 3t9 Cor oak flooring at Medtord Lbr. Co. tf Last Loglon danco! Orlontal Ball room Sat. Don't miss It! 26 Bernard, the twelve yonr old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. lllco of 819 Taylor street, who was painfully In jured yestorday when the bicycle ho was riding collided with a car Is re ported as resting easy today. Ladles, bring in your tur .work now, and take advantage ot tho low rates. Bartlott's Fur 8hop. tf Grafted Franqtiotte walnut Edon Valley Nuraory, 680-J-2 tf American Lotion dance season ends Sat OiiontM Ballroom! Big time. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Ilorman Hohonstoln, of Moilford, were In tho city several days ago, having only rocontly arrived homo from a vacation trip spout In southern California. Mr. Hohonstoln states that of the entire time spent lu touring the state, only once did ho see a sign which In any way suggested Orogon, and that was one erected nenr Stockton, tolling ot tho attractions of tho Orogon Caves. Grant Pass Courier. Hemstitching at Deuol'8. 38 You. You. You toll hor. I, I, I, stut ter, that the Pavilion dances aro dif ferent : The crowd blonds. Dancing every Saturday night 26 Work has started at the' Billings Carriage and Auto Works on the re modeling of the exterior of the build ing which will be finished in stucco. Twelve-Inch slab wuoa $1.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand picked wood, mostly fir. .Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 71-1 East Main, . , Alford and his Imperial orchestra at the Pavilion dances, every Satur day night. 26 K.oy- Opplo of Rosoburg loft this afternoon for Rosoburg after a several days business visit in Medford and Ashland. Something different in pillow case patterns for crochet and embroidery. Handicraft Shop. : 25 Genuine BUch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Come again for your Dollar Dinner on Sunday.' Hotel Medford. 26? MrB. E. A. Prescott, sister of Wm. Hummott, has arrived from Tonawan da, N. Y., for an Indiflnlte visit with Mr. Hammett. . When better automobiles are built. Quick will build them. , tf See Brown for your gvoves. tf Oriental Ballroom! Last Legion dance Sat Launspach's orchestra. 26 C. A. Whlllock, wife and children drove to Snn Jose, Calif., tho first of the week at visit Mrs, Whlllock's rela tives. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ham, of Gold Hill. Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf How is thiB? Best quality baby chick scratch $3.10 per hundred. But termilk egg mash $3.00 per hundred while thoy last Watkins Feed Store. Phone 269. . - 41 American Legion dance season ends Sat. Oriental Ballroom! J31g time. 26 The Ashland high school baseball team defeated the Ashland American Legion team by a large score Tuesday. Last Saturday the Ashland team tool: Its first interscholastlc game of the season from Granta Pass by a score of 7-6. .. The game was bard fought and was won in the last half of the ninth Inning by Ashland. Medford high school plays Grants Pass here Saturday. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Come, see the low prices at the Hope Chest 24 You will go again, Pavilion dance, Saturday night. Admission $1.10. Ladles free. 26 Mrs. Geo. Hewitt and children will dr(ye to Portland tomorrow to spend Sunday with Mr. Hewitt. Dance, Gold Hill Pavilion, every Thursday. 24 Blng! Blng! Blng! Blngl Bing! No, I am not swearing. Just trying to toll you that you will get a Cory Thornless r.ackberry plant with each Blng cherry while they last Eden Valley Nursery, 080-J-2, tf . Yes, wp will servo another Dollar Dinnor on Sunday. Hotel Medford. 26 Mrs. Earle Brown, Mrs. John Dennl son, Mrs. Pearl McCreedy and Miss Lona Dunlap were In the city today from Medford visiting with friends. Grants Pass Courier. Put Hartford Bhock absorbers on your car. Cold on free trial basis. Elwood's Auto Shop. South Central. 26 Odd Follows benefit dance, Gold HiU I. O. O. F. hall, Thursday, April 19th. Everybody welcome. ' 24 Orlontal Ballroom! Last Legion dance Sat Launspach's orchostra. 26 Six auto parties were encamped at tho city auto camp last night. From 3 to 8 parties have been stopping at the camp every night lately, mostly all north taund from Southern Califor nia. You will get tho finest quality Bilk and the boBt service from your lin gorlo If made of Corticelll Bilk. Handi craft Shop. . 25 Crescont orchestra dance. Eagle Point, Saturday, April 21st. 26 A large number of out of town peo plo attended the volunteer firemen's bonoflt ball at the Nat last night Have your rugs washed on your own floorB most ' convenient, sanitary method, kills germs, no dust raised. Got your order In early. E. L. Davis, Phone 644. 211 Stark St 30 Brown says he has a fine line of traveling bags. 103 N Central. tf Dance Bat. Orlontal Ballroom I Closo of American Legion season.' 26 Rogulnr practice is putting the local high school baseball team In shape for the first lntorscholastic game of the season with Grants Pass high school Saturday afternoon at the Holly streot grounds. Both Maddox and Reese are showing up woll among tho twlrlcrs this season. It Is expected from the turnout nt tho dads vs. boys game Tuesday afternoon that a large crowd will bo prcBont at tho Grants Pass game. Hear Alford and his Imperial or chostra at tho Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday night Latest dance hits. 26 Do not buy an electrlo washer until we havo demonstrated the new May tag to yo'l. Crater Lake Hardware Co. . , tf Auto InBumice. Brown & White, ' F. & E. Theatre ' TEXTUAL TOIXT Mivtlneo Kvcry Saturday 2 V. il Kir-ry Monday "COl-NTUY STORK" Today and Friday RUTH ROLAND in. "The Timber Queen" ' ami J. P. McGOWAN in "Discontented Wives" Admission 10c-30c Matinees 10c20c Itollle Beach ot the postoffice staff who has been on the sick list for months past but who is now con valescing fast, and who expects soon to be able to resume duty, returned this morning from a several days stay at Newport. Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. . . tf Dance, Gold Hill Pavilion, every Thursday.- 24 See our window display of pistons, and list of many of those who have had DeLuxe pistons Installed at River side Qarage. i - 26 Tho regular semi-monthly issue of the high school paper, "The" Medford Ho Times" will be distributed tomor row at the high school building. Lunch cloths on sale Saturday, April 21. Handicraft Shop. " 25 After the fire It 1b too late to insure. See Redden & Canoday now. The best orchestra that could be bad has beon engaged to furnish music for the Past Matrons and Pa trons ball, Tuesday eve, April 24th at the Oriental Ballroom. 24 Word has been received by the Klamath FollB National Farm Loan association that Geo. Hilton, Jr., fed eral appraiser for the Federal. Land bank ot Spokane, will be in this terri tory very shortly to appraise lands offered as security for federal farm loans. . The local association has on hand pending applications for loans totaling $40,000. Klamath Falls Her ald. .. Early Rose and Early Sunrise seed potatoes 2c per lb. Hutchison & LumBden. 26 There are -no hose so Bmooth, lus trous and durable as Corticelll. Handi craft Shop. 25 Dance Sat. Oriental Ballroom! Close of American Legion season. 26 Mrs. A. L. Hill haB gone to Palo Alto, Calif., called by the Illness of her mother, Mrs. M. Cross. Mrs. Cross formerly lived here and has many friends who hope for her speedy re covery. Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. tf Corbln Edgell has returned home from a visit at Seattle. Dance, Central Point, Fti. 25 The prettiest and most unique party ever pulled off in Medford will be the "ball" given by the Past Matrons and Patrons at the Oriental Ballroom, Tuesday eve, April 24th. 24V6 George A. Briscoe, superintendent of the Ashland public schools was a Medford visitor yesterday. While in the city he had a talk with Superinten dent Aubrey G. Smith of the local public schools. Everything is ready for the Past Matrons and Patrons ball at the Orien tal Ballroom of the Nat Tuesday eve, April 24th.. 24 The Medford Vulcanizing Works sells 30x314 tires for $8.50. tf We can still furnish spray hose for 20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hard ware Co. '' ' tf The third annual convention of the Southern district of the Epworth league will be held in Eugene, April 20-22. ' 1 Brown bear, full head rug for sale for mounting charges only. .Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf Bathe and swim at Jackson Spring. il 26 Brown says he- has got a full line ladies' hiking boots left yet. 103 N. Central. , ' tf Asa Boyd, cashier at the Economy Groceteria, returned to the city yester day from Salem, where his niothor had beon seriously ill for a week past. Her condition 1b now greatly im proved. ' Men's Undo Sam and Big Yank work Bhlrts, regular $1.25 grade, 9Sc. Heavy chatnbray work shirts, $1.00 grade at 79c, Saturday and Monday only at Hutchison & Lumsden. 26 For sale New truck; special price; Maxwell. A. W. Walker. 24 .AH kinds ot rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 B. Main. PAGE MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 23RD (8:30 Curtain) ' CWC ISlaw INC. PttESSMU .' SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW NOOKI I-owrr .Floor, 92.75; Balcony, 1st 4 rows, $2.80; Next 4. rows, l.(to; No.u U rows $1.10; llnl anco B5c " F. II. Brundage df Portland was a , visitor at the local forestry office to ay. : Brown says he has brown and black ones. tf See Brown for shoes. tf tonnes for Draperies. ' Our weekly shipment pf millinery has just been received with the very latest and most nobby patterns the market affords at prices the lowest, consistent with quality. Call and get the blanks and join the Fleisher's Knitting Contest. Valuable cash prizes are offered. ',.-. - - r ; - - Excella Patterns S -T "KT V 222 W. Main for May on sale Ol 11 JO 1JELWJ ' . Medford DRINK WITH ROBIN THE MERRY BANDIT CHIEF! , NOW PLAYING! Douglas Fairbanks the famous athletic comedian, in the finest ROBIN HOOD Never before has JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF John Deere Plows, Harrows and Full Line of John Deere Implements Come in and let us show you these implements. ( We ship from factory in car loads, so are in position to make very attractive prices. Our repair stock is complete. 5 Discount for Cash On All Goods. Hubbard Brothers Kara It Givo It Ict the V. V. C. A. Hnve It. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, extra good quality. Phone 691-R-l. tf You can got 11 at DeVoe'g. J) P SPRING DRESS GObHs B Our stock of white and colored Organdies, yi, Voiles, Pongeline, Tissue Ginghams, Ratine, 0 Printed Sateen, Everfast Suiting and first grade M Crepes are all materials of such becoming beauty it is an easy matter to make your selec tions. For tills Spring the colors and patterns are moro than half the stylo in olio's costume. It is a real chunro to chooso your Spring and Summer requirements nt our prlco. 1 ' ' ' " ' 1 ' CURTAIN MATERIALS We are showing a very attractive line pf curtain material in Scrims, Nets and Voiles in different shades and patterns, also the most suitable Cre HOOD n ionp..M Medtord witnessed such wonderful screen art - t S3QPOI ioaoraoi Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching Rnttnaa ovr4 Plcotlng so per yard . ' ' " 3 SHOWS DAILY 2:15, 7:00, 0:00, ex cept Saturday; contin uous, beginning 12:45, 2:50, 4:55, 7:00, 0:00. (Music with every per formance.) . picture of all times- 'X 9f
