MEDFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREflOT. FRTDAY. MAY 4.' 1023
Tocal and
Personal
Medford and Jackson county will be Tom Kay of Sulem, former state
well represented amoiiK tlie 6000 i treasurer. passed throueh the cliv
At 1:30 o'clock this afternoon the
patient 'having been deemed strong
enough to withstand the operation tuo
Portland and local physicians in
charge of the case entored the operat
ing room at Sacred Heart hospital,
with Dr. Hockey wielding the knife, to
operate on Dr. J. J. Emmens, who has
been critically 111 with pneumonia.
Ills condition was reported as bettor
this morning and forenoon, t The op-
. oration was delayed last night and
this forenoon to enable the sick man
to gather strength. Dr. Davis of Port
land last night relieved the patient of
an abscess in one of his ears.
After the fire it s too late to InBure
See Redden & Canaday now.
, K. I. Rod setting eggs at DeVoe's. '
Delightful trip from Medford to
Glendale, Chicken dinner 75c. Served
from 11 a. m. to 7 p. in. Sundays at
fcodon Hotel, Glendale. 3
The Southern Pacific railroad will
soon have its local depot all Bplck and
Bpon for the summer tourist season
This morning a crew of 10 painters
and decorators began the work of
kalsomining the walls and ceiling, re--varnishing
the benches and all the
wood work, and repainting the con
crete floor. This work Is expected to
be completed within a week. The
work In the track yard In the vicinity
of the depot will also soon be finished.
Ashland so far has the largest dele
gation to the conference at the Pres
byterian church although Grants Pass
will have several car loads In atten
dance this evening. . ,
, Alford has some real selections for
Sat. night at the pavilion. , , .38
. Dance, Tulrgrounds Pavilion Satur
day night. Admission $1.10. , 38
. Hear Alford sing latest foxtrots, Sat.
hlte Fairgrounds Pavilion. . 38
P. Hoy Davis returnod home this
morning from Portland where he has
Bpent a day or so familiarizing himself
as a member of the state game com
mission with fishing conditions In thai
vicinity. . He bad intended to spend a
week on this errand, but wag sum
moned back to Medford to take the
testimony In a legal case. .
, .New Swiss arid voile dressds at The
Colonial. ... 37
The barber shop of Drown and
Brown is receiving the scores dally of
ine racmo coast loague baseball
games. There is much Interest In this
league race among local buBoball fans.
The Dixie Study club will meet at
the library at 7:30 this evening.
Petite prunos 15 )bs. $1.00. Hutchl
boh & Lumsden. 42
.You can't help but like our week
end parties. We make you fool right
nt home, The musio will pep you up,
and the congeniality of the crowd and
the gonoral surroundings Impress you,
yon will come again. FalrgroundB Pa
Villon, Sat. nlte. ll 88
A special mualcM program has been
arranged for Saturday night'B dance
at the Fairgrounds Pavilion. All the
latest dance hits by Alford's Imperial
orchostra. 38
'Pat Swnyne and Henton Poole of
the Applegato were among the out of
town vUltors In the city Thursday.
We have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
I Shrlners of Oregon and their ladiea
expected to attend the annual Willam
ette valley Shrine ceremonial to be
held at Sniem tomorrow. A call has
been iBBUed for 200.' automobiles for
the entertainment of the women who
will accompany the ShrlnerB to Sulem
and a program of entertainment hus
been mapped out which will keep the
visitors busy from the time the first
caravan urrives until the departure of
the last late at night.
Potlto prunes 15 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi
son & LumBden. 42
Newcomb has 10-Inch slabwood at
$1.75 per tier, at much ag you want,
throe tier or over. Also plenty of dry
mill blocks. Order early. Phone G31.
Hemstitching at Deuel's. , 38
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brommer enter
tained during the woman's conference
Mrs. Walter L. Gray, wife of the Pres
byterian minister at Rogue River.
McQuay-NorrlB piston rings, from
2 (o 6 Inches dlumeter inclusive, at
Riverside Oarage. '" 43
Trlday, April 6th was Lucky Day nt
the'Crator Lake Hwde. Co. d8
Dunce! Saturday, May 5lh, 'at feagle
wolnt. Special features. . - 38
Mrs. J. S. Vilas has returned 'from
an auto trip to Portland and Sutherlln,
Oregon.
Of course you will go to the pavilion
bat. night. They'll all be there. 38
Hand-knitted garments have become
an essential part of every woman's
wardrobe. Yarns for every style
sweater. Handicraft Shop. 38
Frolic cloth, Just the cloth for child's
rompers, etc., 32 In. wide. Rogular
Z9o;grado .on sale Saturday and Mon
day for 23c lb. . Hutchison Lumsden.
Work has been started on the foun
dation of the Tythlan building, a .con
crete structure that will be the first
to rise complete In the burned area of
ABtorla where the streets were 'de
stroyed. ' '
New hiking suits and hats at The
Colonial. 37
MaxwollB, Cbovrolots, Chalmers.
Hudsons, Uulck Speed truck. Real
bargains In these used cars. See
Corwin, end of North Riverside Avo.
tf
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. ' tf
Mrs. Smlck of Roseburg, 'in atten
dance on the Woihnn's meeting nt the
Presbyterian church has been a guest
of her former ' friend, Mrs. Volney
Dixon. '
Petite prunes 15 lbs. $1.00. Hutclil-
Bon & Lumsden. ' 42
Colonial Garage for tire service.
Save big money liy making your
children's rompers, etc'., from 32-lnch
Frollo cloth.- Rogular 29c value, Sat
urday and Monday sale price, 23c yard.
Hutchison & LuinBdon. 1 .' ' 38'
Sum T. Rlcbnrdson who was recent
ly dporntod upon at Portland for stiim
ach trouble has been dUchnrgod from
the hospital, and has moved to a down
town hotel. He Is able to walk and
oat. and It Is fctpooted'thnt ne will re-'
turn homo somotlmo ndxt wook.
Home made pies, cakes, saluds and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 37
A smnll doposit will reserve one of
tho pearl head neck chains nt the re
duced prices offered tor this week
only at tho Medford Center Jewelry
Shop. ''37
Friday, April 6th was Lucky Day at
the Cnitor Lake Hwde. Co. 38
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At Inwt Hi" nuxt famous luvo story of
uiio, comes io uio Hereon in, ,
blHzo of power ami glory.
John Worm's devotion to , religion
and Ms Hncririco for tlio luvo of nn
nctivwi piTNi'iit n di-iuiiatin situation
throbbing with human iipimil.
A BRAND NEW PRODUCTION
SEE
HALL CAINE'S Famous Play and Novel
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Continuous Shows Tomorrow and 8undny
1:1:30 to 11:00 P. M.
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Bl'XDAY
Elinor Olyn's Version of a
m-rron star's llfo In Holly.
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"Tho AVorld's a . Kiatfu"
Wednesday enroute to. California.
Home made pies, cakes, salads and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 37
Noel L. Ersklne gives piano les'sons
lit pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 39
- Pearls are always in good taste.
They are priced this week at excel)
tloriully low prices at the Medford
Center Jewelry Shop. 87-
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 20th. 45
Edward Forrest of Yreka, Calif., re
turned to hlB home Thursday after
two days stay In the city.
Cake and .cookies sale at Public
Market Sat. morning. - 1 87
lively beads for crocheted and knit-
tod bags. Handicraft Shop. 37
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
: George Watt' has completed the pur
chase, of 2100 sheep from Dennehy
Hrothers, who are ranchers between
Merrill and Malln in Klamath county
J he price paid was $10,50 per head
A beautiful line of Biwrt skirts n't
The Colonial. ' - 371
Spray hoBe 20 cents Dor foot Crater
Lake Hardware Co. v, tf
Gladlola and Canna ' bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery, OSO-j-2. tf
special services will be' held at
lintte Falls both Monday and Tuesday
nights of next week.iway 7th and 8th
The visiting team of workers will be
Rev. Joseph Angel of Phoenix, Frank
Smith with Tils Bllhorn organ, and
Rev. E. P. Lawrence of- Medford
Every one in that surrounding country
is invited to these services. Plans are
under woy for continuing the services
st regular Intervals by ;Rev.' Joseph
Angel of Thoenlx,' this work being
turned to the care of the Phoenix
church by the home mission commit
tee of southern Oregon.
Tonight, Fair Grounds, McElroy1
orchestra. - ' ' 37
See the pearl bead display at special
prlceB In the window of the Medford
Conter Jewelry Shop for this wee!
only. 37
Save $5.00 on tires at Gordon
btout s. Tire cover free. 39
Clay lit; Allen of Portland Is among
the businesB visitors from the city in
Medford.
Home made pics, cakes, salads and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 37
The 'American legion -will exhibit
the famous .war film,. "Flashes of
Action," Rialto theater. May 7 and 8.
' " . : -38
Cortlcelli Bilk hosiery, full fashioned
of real Corticdlll Bilk. Handicraft Shop.
38
Miss Martha Spenker Is spending
several days in Grants Pass attending
to businesB matters.
A few capes and coats nt greatly
reduced prices at The Colonial. 37
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45
Furniture repnired and mode to
order; work called for and delivered
Wm. Rradloy, Phone 973-L. " 44
Tlio lioraeshoe' pitchers of Ruch
have IsBiied a (Shalleiige to the "Tut'
Dads of this city, and the, Applognte
exports resont tho inference of the
local throwers that they can beat nny
outfit In Bouthorn Oregon. A Ruch
representative came in the first of the
week and purchased a regulation pair
of horse shoes, and training for the
contOBt has started. It 1b also expect
ed that the Ashland pitchers will take
up the dcfl.
Tonight, Fair Grounds, McElroy's
orchestra. 3
All klndB of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
The U. S. Signal Corps moving pic-
turoB of tlio world war, "Flashes of
Action," Rialto theater, May 7 and 8,
Auspices American Legion. 38
A. H.. Miller and John W. Johnson
loft Thursday for Roseburg by auto.
They will return with two representa
tives of the Yeoman's lodge, who are
inspecting sites for the proposed Chil
dren's National home to be built by
the ordor soma place on the Pacific
coast.
Home made pies, cakos, salads and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 87
Auto Insurance. Brown & White. '
There Is nothing nicer or more ser
viceable for nnder-clothes than Cortl-
colli silk. Handicraft Shop. 38
John Tomlln left yesterday on
brief business trin to San Francisco.
'Drown sboe renewing In dopartmont
2. 103 North Central. 43
Dollar dinner again Sunday, Hotel
Medford. 38
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
The Mariposa Circle of the Pre by
terinn church are making extensive
plans for a White Elephant salo to be
hold at the home of Mrs. J,. A. Perry,
604 West Main street, Tuesday after
noon, May Sth. TCveryono Is cordially
invited to attend.
Tonight, Fair Grounds, McElroy's
orchoatrn. 37
Speclnl sale on Frolic cloth Satur
day and Monday, 32 In. wldo. Rogular
2o value, at 23o yd. Fine Jar chil
dren's rohipors, etc. Hutchison &
Luhisdoh. 38
How Is this? Best ounlltv babv
chte'k scratch $3.10 per 'hundred. ' But
termilk egg mash $3.00 per hundred
while- they fast. Watklns Feed Store.
Phone !i!9. 41
Miss Arlcno Northlla left this mor
ning for a visit at Corvnllls over the
week 'end with O. 'A. C, friends until
Tuesday.
Homo made pies, rakes, salads nnd
cottage cheese; at -Marsh Grocery. 37
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf
lllacksmlth coal at Modford Lbr. Co.
tf
Dr. Davis, tho eyo, onr nnd throat
siieciallst of Portland, one of tho trio
of medical men of that city culled horo
n a hiirry yesterday on the Dr. J. 3.
Kmmena case, loft for Portland on tho
morning train.
Brown has lots of boys' shoes. 43
ladles' Auxiliary of American Le
gion card party. Legion hall, Friday,
May 4th at 7:30. Everybody Invited.
37
Do not buy nn electric washer until
we hvo demonstrated tho now May
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Nine cars of automobile tourists
were encamped at the city park lust
night and continued ou their journeys
this morning.'
Home made pies, cakes, salads and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 37
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Sure, another big dinner for a dollar.
Hotel Medford on Sunday. 3S
The class of '23 will be the biggest
graduating class In the history of
Medford high School , according to
school -authorities. Tile largest class
prlor to'this year wag that of '20 when
nearly 60 graduated. This year's grad
uating class will number approximate
ly 80 Btudents.
See 'Brown for shoes In department
one. . 43
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
sella 80x3 tires for $8.60. tf
Chr oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
D. O'Ttoole of Ashland underwent a
serious operating Tuesday morning at
the Ashland Community hospital for
appendicitis nnd hernia. It is report
ed that be Is doing Well. '"''
Tonight, -Fair Qrounds, McElroy's
orchestra. " 1 " - 37
Rugs -woBhod, 'Hamilton Beach sys
torn. Work called for and delivered.
Phone ,644, E. 'L. Davis. ' - 41
' Beveral loads of ashes, good for
filler or walks, for the hauling, in rear
of Mall Tribune -bf flee. " ' 1 tf
Mrs. Mollle Wltcher took Dr. Jane
Lewis, Indian 'missionary, to Fern val
ley this morning for a Visit "with the
letter's friend, " Mrs. L. 'H. Hughes.
Dr. Lewis has been In India for tHe
past' six years and is home on a vaca
tion. ' She lectured last night at the
Presbyterian church and ngaln this
afternoon. ''''- -'
Home mado pies, cakes, salads and
cottage cheese at Marsh Grocery. 37
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
'We can still furnish spray hose for
20 'cents' per foot." Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. - ' : ; ' tf
Scores of school children from the
northern part of 'the county passed
through Medford this ' morning in
trucks and touring cars accompanied
by their teachers enroute to the ninth
track meet at Talent for second class
and Tural schools.
Tonight, Fair : Grounds, McElroy's
orchostra. ' ' 37
Pearl bealiB are being featured this
week' -at special low prices at tho
Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 37
Moved; Insurance and Accounting
offices System Service Co. over Far
mers & Fruitgrowers Bank. 39
Mrs. W. 'S. Slough, delegate to the
Woman's Presbyterlal from Klamath
Falls, has been a recent guest in tho
home of Rev. E. P. Lawrence, her for
mer pastor. '
Home made pies, cakes, salads and
cottage cheese nt Marsh Grocery. 37
Reliners for fabric and cord tires,
Medford Vulcanizing Works. tf
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work see Samuel Batemnn, 302 Maple
street. . Phone 912-J.
Mr. and Mrs. At. C. Page returned
Inst night to their home in this city,
from Grants Pass where they attend
ed the funeral pf tho hitter's mother,
Mrs. R. W. Clarke.
Bees for sale at a bargain. Phone
627-L. 41
Dig assortment of granlteware 15c
and 25c, in the- Medford Exchange
window. 37
Used cars nt your own price. See
Corwin end of North Riverside avenue,
.' tf
The Grants Pass-Modford baseball
game which has been advertised for
today will not bo played until next
Frldny at 3:30 due to some misunder
standing in the schedule. It will like
ly be the last game of the season on
tho home grounds. The locals will go
to Grants Pass a week from Saturday
for a return game.
Buy your granlteware, 15c and 25c,
at tho Medford -Exchange this week.
. 37.
Wo will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
New England granlteware, 15e and
5c. See it In the Medford Exchange
window. ', 37
Mrs. Fred R. Norton and daughter
Virginia arrived in Ashlnnd Tuesday
morning from their homo in 'Junction
City, Ore. Mrs. Norton was called to
Ashland by the Illness of her father.
Paxson's Superb Dahlias Plant
nny time now, get your orders in
quick. Liberal discount this year.
'hone Or call Pa'xson, Central Point,
' ' 3S
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Mnlh. '
The Singer Shop has a Singer elec
tric sowing machine for $50. ' tf
HOOPING COUGH
No "cure but helps to re.
ouce paroxysm of coughing.
V!cc?s
V Vapo Rub
Over 17 AMtoqara IW Ywb
00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOK SALE Samson tractor. 3-bnttom
plow. j.'ord truck, Mltcholl. wagon.
Page fonce. K. Dahack, Euglo Point.
. . 43
FOR SALE Two fox terrier due
pups, six months old, $10 each, $lj
tho pnlr. Dunnlngton, Jacksonville
39
IST 32x4 Ajax casing on rim for
Uulck Six. Reward. F. C. Kenlev.
Phono 611-J-3. 8S
ANTED t or 5 young men or wom
en to sell cars. Address Box C C,
Mail Tribune. 4"
FOR SALE Three good milk cows.
Inquire F & K theatre. Central
'"oint. , 3s
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching.
Buttons covered.
Plcotlng.
"The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Somethjiig, for nothing i impossible, so you may be sure you pay
dearly for clerks, credits? deliveries and any other i non-essen-
tias that Jiave crept into business.. If time is mpney. there is a
double, saving in self ervice, because you ,,don't , have to -stand ,
around until a clerk can serve you. r ' , . " ; 1
CRACKERS Slightly salted soda wafers in family size caddies,
weighing from 41 to 5 lbs.," per caddy . 63c
FLOUR Cherro, an all hard wheat flour. A special buy enables
us to make this price, per 49 lb. sack $1.73
VILMO Our home flour, now ground from blue stem wheat,
49 lb. sack . : : . . . . . ". $l;54
OTHER SATURDAY SPECIALS XTl
Ehman Olives, per can . . . . . . .'.CrTi . . ... ... . . . .... 10c
Standard Pack Peas, No. 2 cans, 3 for-v . . . . . ... . . ..... . . 33c
,Lily White Bath Soap, large bars, 3 for . . '. . 25c
Chinese Noodles, genuine, 3 pkgs. . . . ; 25c
v Chinese Noodle Sauce 24c
Extra fancy Cluster Raisins, ' per lb ... . . . . '. ... -10c
Catsup, pint bottles 19c
Oysters, per can ... "r . . ,. . 15c
Fancy Pack Shrimp ; . . . ; 15c
Lucky Strike, Camel or Chesterfield Cigarettes, per carton, 10
packages $1."29
Rogue River Catsup in gallon bottles . . ,,s , . . . .., . $1.29
Edwards Dependable Coffee, 5 lb. can ... $1.69
G. & L. Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. . . .... ... 89c
Van Camp Pork and Beans, family size, 3 cans .' 35c
Delmcnte Pork and Beans, picnic size, 6 cans . . . . . ., . ... 29c
Van Camp's Salad Dressing. . . ... . 25c, 37c
BAKERY SPECIAL
CAKES Our regular 35c Mocha or Devil's Food Cakes.
sPecial .v 23c
Gates & Lydiard
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
"Flushes of Action" Itlalto Theater May 7 to 8
Mrs. H. T. Flndlay entertained the
Thursday Bridge club yesterday ofter
noon in honor of her house guest, Mrs.
James McKim of Los Angeles.
. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric, Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett ... tf
Grammar school league ball games
will be played next week on Wednes
day nnd Saturday afternoons at tho
high school ball park on North Holly
stroot. '
Take your kodah films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. " tt
Read This Before You Retire :
We bought the famous Ajax and Coast Tires and Tubes
before the advance, and now pass a big saving on to you. - ;
We -personally guarantee and adjust them right here, and can
for a limted time only supply all sizes at the following prices:'
- 30x3 1-2 Ajax $9. 33x5 Cord .$40. 36x6 Truck $50
ARMORY SERVICE STATION
Pnc. Highway nt Jackson Armstrong Wolff Mcdfonl, Oregon
m
Demonstration of Snowdrift
i at Jones' Sat. arid Mon.
During these 2 days we will give you these special prices:" ,
Shortening
23c
44c
87c
1 lb. Snowdrift -
9 Ik "
41b. " ... .
We find we have too many pieces of
Pink Tissue Gingham
In order to reduce these we give you this EXTRA 1
SPECIAL PRICE of , per yard . . .
Never before have you had. these goods offered to you at
price
Come Early and Get Your Choice
J ONES' -(of course).
The Store That Give's Real Bargains
58c
this
Co. ' U
8c a yard. ',