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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. : OREOOK TITCTRSDAY. APRTL '2(1 1923
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Tocal and
Personal
The Home Telephone company has
Just completed a big Improvement by
removing all the telephone poles on
the east side of north Front street
between Main and Jackson streets,
.and putting the wires on polos In the
' alley between Front street and North
Central avenue. This has made a
noteworthy ' change for the better in
the appearance of Front street,
if How Is this? Bent quality baby
chick scratch $3.10 per hundred. But
termilk egg mash $3.00 per hundred
while they last Watkins Feed Store.
.Phone 269. 41
" 'The audience liked 'Stop Thief.
Other 'audiences will like It." New
York Evening Telegram. See the play,
Page theatre, Wednesday, May 2nd.
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- The condition of Dr. J. J. Emmens.
who Is seriously 111 with pneumonia,
was reported this noon as about the
same as on Wednesday and he passed
the same kind of night as on Tuesday
night The crisis is not expected to
' be reached until the last of the week.
, The city auto camp bad 16 cars of
guests last night, the same number
as stayed at the camp the previous
night The tourists were about equal
ly divided between those returning
home from having spent the winter in
California and those who are either
enroute to California points or have
started out on their summer touring.
Dance, I. O. O. F. hall, Rogue River,
Friday, April 27th, music by Grants
Pass orchestra. Supper at 12 o'clpck,
by Rebekah lodge. Tickets $1.10.
Prizes awarded - 1 26
Have your rugs washed on your own
floors most ' convenient, sanitary
method, kills germs, no dust raised.
Get your order In early. E. L. Davis,
Phone 644. 211 Stark St. ' .30
' Mrs. Henry Hart returned this mor
nlng from a several weeks visit In
Bremerton with her son Dr. John Hart
and family and In Eugene with friends.
Cortlcelll hose are perfectly fash
ioned and will meet the most fastid
ious requirements of the best dressed
women. Handicraft Shop. 31
' Reliners for fabric- and cord tires.
Medford Vulcanizing Works. tf
Joseph TUley, 86 years of age and
father of Herbert Tllley was taken to
the Medford hospital yesterday. . He
has been seriously 111 for some time
past with pneumonia,
Dance Jackson Hot Springs. Sat. . 32
The latest novelty dress ornaments
In. corsage flowers, and neck . orna
ments. Handicraft Shop. 31
George Henselman, former Medford
man, now with the Honeyman Hard
ware company of Portland has recent
ly accepted the position of coach of
the golf team and Henson Polytechnic
school. His picture appears on a re
cent Issue of the school publication,
"The Tech Pep," accompanied by an
article in which it Is stated that Mr.
Honsolman Is one of the foremost
golfers In Portland, a member of the
Kastmorelund club, the course of
which he has secured permission for
the Denson students to practice over.
The article states that the Behoof has
been very fortunate In obtaining him
as coach. He Is the youngest bod of
John Henselman ot this city.
Do not buy an electric washer until
we have demonstrated the new May
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Co. - . tf
10 per cent off sale. Everything In
the Art Dept. at Deuel's at 10 per cent
off. Frt. and Sat. of this week. .31
'A Bacred concert Is under prepara
tion for Sunday 7:30' p. in, by the
choir of the First Baptist church to be
given at the High school auditorium.
'ilils concert will be of the usual high
character Mr. Scott, the choir director
assures the public.
Our prices are right on fluff rugs.
Phone 610-M. 30
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat 32
Crop prospects In the Rogue River
valley were never better than this
season. The fruit Is promising an un
usually heavy yield, especially where
It was watered last year. No frosts
have occurred for several months to
Injure the fruit and It now appears
that much thinning will be required In
all orchards. Root and hay cropB are
also In excellent condition, due to the
heavy rains of the past few weeks.
Portland Journal. - ,
For Band, gravel, Bedlment and team
work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple
Btreet Phone 912-J.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White. '
' Eat your dinner at Hotel Medford
Sunday, one dollar. ' . 32
Claude Miles arrived this mornin?
from his homestead la the Butte Falls
district for a visit In this city.
Closing out sale at Murphy's Junk
House, 117 So. Front street Must go.
We wll) loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
There will be another big sale at
the Thrift Shop, Sparta bldg., next
Saturday, . April , 28. Salo begins
promptly at t a. in. Wonderful bar
gains at the 5-cent, 10-cent and 15-cent
counters. H re Is where you can save
money, W'mg Is believing.
Big popcorn that will pop big, three
pounds for 25o while It lasts. Warner,
Wortman & Gore's. . . 33
Hotel ..Mod fprd will serve a Dollar
Dinner again on Sunday. - 32
Sale of 2nd Hand
Furniture
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I III
We are jammed,packed,crammed
We just have to move some
of our Furniture
We have Dining Chairs, Kitchen Chairs,
Rockers, Tables, Stoves and Ranges, Bed
Springs and Mattresses, 2 Baby Beds, Li
. brary Tables, . 1 Combination Writing
Desk and Book Case, 4 Rugs, 1 Phono
graph, Cabinet and Records, $15; 1 good
White Sewing Machine, 1 Hall Tree, Floor
Lamps, Spades and Shovels, 2 Lawn Mow
ers, Log Chains, 60 ft. of Steel Cable, 1
Sideboard and Chiffonier, , 2 large Mir
rors, 1 adjustable ; Dress Form, Baby
Walker, and Jumper, Window Shades,
some Paint and Varnish, Steel Traps, ,
Porch Rockers and Oil Stoves all must go.
3 Cupboards, $10.00 Steam Cooker going
at $2.50 and just hundreds and hundreds
of other bargains. -
Now we are going to do our darndest to
sell this bunch, so if you can use anything,
come in and get it. Don't monkey around
until it is gone.
2 furnished houses and apartment to rent.
That's all today.
' .;, 32 N. Front
WILSON'S
Miss Nell Holslngor, field represen
tative of the Pacirto division of the
American Red Cross Is spending a few
days In Medford In the interests of
that organization.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf
Children's silk half socks In pink.
blue, white and beige. Handicraft
Shop. ' , - 31
Muttresses, new and made over.
Phono 104. . 32 N. Grape. ... E6'
The men of the Episcopal church
have formed a men's club to be known
as the St Mark's club. There were
about 35 members In attendance last
evening and the meeting was opened
by P. B. Harrison, temporary chair
man and the by-laws of the club were
adopted. After the meeting the men
played cards and smoked and enjoyed
a lunch served by the ladles of the
Guild. The meeting was held in the
new Parish house and everyone In at
tendance bad a very enjoyable time.
Opening dance, Lake Creek hall,
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
30
Field seed corn at Watkins Feed
Store.
The Seven Serenaders playing at
the Nat. last night delighted a large
crowd of dancers from all over the
valley with their exceptionally fine
dance muBic. The Serenaders' nine-
piece orchestra is recognized as one
of the finest in the United States.
Joe Pardee, Grants Pass musical wiz
ard. Is one of the prominent members
of the O. A. C. aggregation.
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 38
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat. 32
President Harding will be asked to
Include Klamath Falls on his itinerary
during his western trip In June or
July. An Invitation will be. extended
to him by the chamber of commerce
through Senator McNary and Senator
Stanfleld. It is proposed to have the
president visit Crater Lake, going on
from there to Medford where his train
would await him. This would give
Klamath Falls people an opportunity
to see the chief executive, and the lat
ter an opportunity to view Klamath's
scenic attractions, Including Klamath
lake. Klamath Falls Herald.
Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
Glenn Fabrlck returned this morn
ing from Portland where he has been
for several days on business and plea
sure. Last Friday night he conducted
the ceremony in the conferring of the
Master Mason's degree at Friendship
lodge, Portland. While In the state
metropolis he attended a meeting of
the executive committee ot the state
laundrymen's association of which he
is vice president.
A regular dance at Fair Grounds
Pavilion Saturday nlte. Follow the
crowds, you can't go wrong. 32
If you don't need fluff rugs, others
do. Sell us your old carpets. Phone
610-M. SO
F. M. Calkins loaves this evening
for Portland where he will take dellv.
cry of a now Wlllys-Knlght coupe
sedan which he will drive back to Oils
city.
Cortlcelll silks, the boat for wear.
Handicraft Shop.' - 31
You can get It at DeVoe's. tl
Tom Word of Portland, the depart
ment of Justice agent arrived In the
city on this morning's train from the
north for his hearing on a charge in
Justice Taylor's court Thomas It,
Mugulro, assistant United States dis
trict attorney, who Is defending Word
at this hearing for the government,
arrived in the city yesterday. Next
week Magulre will go to Klamath
Falls to defend Leonard Long, special
Indian agent, on an Indictment charg
ing assault with a dangerous weapon.
Alford and his Imperial orchestra,
In latost dance hits, Sat. nlte, Fair
Grounds Pavilion. Admission $1.10.
32
Axmlnster, Brussels and Velvet
rugs denned like new. Best of refer
ences. Fluff Rug Works. Phone 510-M
33
City Attorney John H. Carkln leaves
this evening on a visit to Salem where
ho will look aftor some city business.
Genuine Bosch- Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlott tf
Something new evory Saturday
night at tho Fair Grounds Pavilion
dances. We have a real surprise for
you tills weok. Come out and see for
yourself. 32
The Medford Vulcanizing Work
sells 3 0x3 V4 tires for 3.B0. , tt
The regular homecoming of the
Ladles' Aid of the First Mothodist
church will be hold Friday afternoon
at 2:30. The Prlscllla circle will have
charge ot the social hour. All mom-
bora, frlendB and strangers are re
quested to be present
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
fur lha season Saturday, April 29th.
31
All grocers In Med torn and southern
Oregon who have Quaker Oats cou
pons', clipped from this paper, should
send them to tho Quaker Oats Co.,
Room 1700, 80 East Jackson Blvd.,
Chicago. 31
Mrs. Rena Jordan who has boen
visiting Mrs. Arthur Brown In this
city for the part few days, has- re
turned to her homo In Eugene.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST One rod wheol and tire from
Automobile. Reward. Joni Jensen.
81
FOR BALK A Rood serviceable gnr-
ngo 12x18 ft Price reasonable BIS
W. Fourth St. tf
FOR BALK Threo humor oil stove
and oven. Phone 59S-W. 32'
FOR SALE Irrigating pump and
engine. Une shape. Tel. 437-si. J.'
LOST Fox torrler, ulack spot on
hack, brown ears. Name mine.
Reward. Phono K00-X. 31
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching.
Buttons covered.
Plcotlng.
3c per yard.
R. A. Hyatt left this morning for
Hilt. , Calif., .with a . new Oldsmoblle
truck purchased from the Busy Corner
Motor company for the Mountcrest
ranch, owned by Reginald Parsons.
Mr. Hyatt arrived yesterday from Hilt
to take the truck back on its arrival
here from Portland.
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Sat. 32
Special, reduction on spring jnllllL
ery. Regan's Millinery, 2nd floor
Medford Center Store. . 31
James ' M. Cronemiller, former
county treasurer, Is seriously ill hav
ing recently undergone an operation
for carbuncle. Following the lancing
of the first carbuncle a second one of
serious proportions formed on his
head. He Is at Sacred Heart hospital.
Hemstitching makes the j.neatest
and best finish for your spring sewing.
Handicraft Shop. ' ' 31
. Opening dance, Lake Creex hall,
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
30
All the latest features In summer
millinery, 2nd floor Medford Center.
i 31
A. R. and Ralph W. Owen of Eau
Claire, Wis., arrlvod this morning
from San Francisco accompanied by
James H. Owen who has been here foi
several months and who recently went
to San Francisco to meet them. They
will probably remain here for some
time Inspecting their timber interests
in this vicinity.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Expert car washing and ' polishing.
Phone 73' and "Little Rip" will call for
your car and deliver It when the Job is
finished., "' 33
Used cars at your own price. See
Corwin end of North Riverside avenue.
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Arthur Brown, district 1 circulation
manager of one. of the Portland papers
returned yesterday from Roseburg
and other points in the northern part
of his territory.
There's a busy Business College
in Medford. GWN.
All kinds Of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main. '
Opening dance. Lake Creek hall,
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
30
At the annual membership meeting
of the members of the Medford cham
ber of commerce, next Wednesday
night, May 2nd In the basement of
the Hotel Medford, E. J. Adams, pri'
vate secretary to United States Sena
tor Robert N. Stanfleld will deliver
tho main address.
Maxwells,' Chevrolets, Chalmers,
Hudsons, Buick Speed truck. Real
Kayso, (A casein spreader), should
be used In your first spray. Guy W.
Conner. Phone 64. 35
We can still furnish spray hose tor
20 cents per took: Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. ' tf
R. E. Parker, sales manager ot the i
northwest territory consisting of Ore
gon, Washington) Idaho' and Montana
for the General Tire company 1b In
Modfo'rd for several days on business.
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. ;
tf
Several loads of ashes, good tor
filler or walks, tor the hauling, in rear
of Mall Tribune office. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main. tt (' . v : '-"
According to a recent announcement
to hardware dealers the Falling Mc
Caiman company of Portland, hard
ware, sporting goods and auto acces
sory Jobbers are retiring from busi
ness. The former business will be
handled by the Honeyman Hardware
company of the same city.
bargains in these used cars. See
Corwin, end of North Riverside Ave.
"
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. , tf
Opening dance, Lake Creek hat'
Crescent orchestra, Friday, April 27th.
30
The young people of the First Bap
tist church will have a social Friday
evening at the home ot F. J. Jones,
435 North Central avenue. A good
time Is in Btore with a program and
good eats for all who attend. Refresh
ments will be served on the cafeteria
plan. A large attendance Is urged.
Deuel's Art Dept. D. M. C. crochet
thread, white 16c, colored 18c. J, M.
Snedlcor. 31
McElroy's orchestra, tet. Jazz him
self. Pavilion, Tuesday and Friday of
next week. - - 32
Colonial Garage for tire service. .
A special forum of the chamber of
commerce will be held Saturday noon
at the Hotel Medford and speakers of
the meeting will include W. E. Herren,
field secretary of the National Associ
ation of Real Estate Boards, A. R.
Ritter, president of the Northwest
Real Estate association, C. A. Mc
Kenna, vice president of the National
Association and C. V. Johnson, deputy
state real estate commissioner.
Before you have your rugs cleaned
get our prices. Fluff Rug Works,
Phoen 610-M. .30
R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's.
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
for the season Saturday, April 29th.
31
The Serenaders from O. A. C. will
play at the Nat again tonight and it is
expected that a large crowd of dance
enthusiasts will be present to enjoy
the fine dance music Incomparable to
anything which has been heard in
Medford tor some time.
Cole McElroy's famous Jazz orches
tra, Fair Grounds Pavilion, Tuesday,
May lBt and Friday, May 4th. 32
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
for the season Saturday, April 29th.
31
Just back from the east, Cole Mc
Klroy and his famous orchestra. Fair
Grounds Pavilion next Tuesday. 32
, A. F. 4 A. M.
A Special Communication of
jr Medford Lodge No. 103 on
Sf's Friday evening, April 27th,
at 8:00. Work in F. C. Degree. Visi
tors welcome.' By order of the W. M.
U. U. f Kft.r.c, Que.
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P Real
French
Pastries
will be featured at the
it-Rex--
Pastry Shop
.Watch this space
for announcement
F.&E. Theatre
CENTRA! POINT
Matinee Evory Suturday 2 P. M.
Every Monday "COUNTRY STORE"
Today and Friday
RUTH ROLAND
in
' "The Timber Queen"
and
"Home Keeping Hearts"
"Peacock Alley" Coming Soon
Admission. 10c-30c; Matinees 10c-20c
A LITTLE CHAT
on tho desirability, yes, the ne
cessity,' of your having a policy
pf Burglary Insurance. Come
in and consult us It will cost
you nothing and not obligate
you. And you may profit by
the opportunity.
McCURDY
; Insurance Agency
Tol. 123
Medford National Bank Bldg.
Medford, Oregon
3D.
City unci Out of Town Mall Orders Received Now
BOX OFFICE SALE FRIDAY NOON .
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123 South Front St.
Pags and Jewett Dealers
Phone 202
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