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HiEDFORD MAIL TRrBUXE. MEDFORD. OREfiOX., WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 102.' Focal and -M Personal The showers ot last evening and duriiij? the nlKht dime oiXrtunely as they were badly needed following the recent warfti siiell, nnd amounted to .09 of the "million dollar" variety ofi wetness. Today was alternately I cloudy and sunny, threatening more Bhowers. Occasional showers and ccoler temperature Is the prediction for Thursday. After the fire K Is too late to Insure. See Kedden & Canaday now. See the children's operetta, "Boy Ulue," Page theatre, Krlday evening. May 11th. The birthday present should be an emerald. Get It at the Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 46 The water restrictions go Into effect tomorrow and all readers should study the advertisement as to hours and regulations published by the city water commission, in another part of this paper. Silk hair socks for kiddle, in white, blue, pink and pongee. Handicraft Shop. Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle Point, Sat., May 12th. ' K. L Red setting eggs at DeVoe's. The new time table of the Southern raciflc railroad goes Into effect to morrow morning, and makes some radical changes In the time of arrival and departure of the Important pas senger trains. There's a "busy 'Business College in Medford. GWN. Emerald Is the May blrtbstone. Buy them at the Medford Center Jewelry Shop. . 46 A No. one 10 h. p. motor for sale. Phone 269. Watkfna Feed Store. 4t News has come telling of the birth on May 8th. in Oakland, Calif., of a 74 lb. boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Lawrence. Mrs. Lawrence was Miss Pearl Skinner before her marriage. Grandpa Lawrence is expected to be able to preach as usual at the Presby terian church next Sunday. No matter what the season, you need a smart knitted sweater. Handi craft Shop. 43 Mattresses, new and made overj Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 66' Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION IHDIOtSWH 3ACIMTS -J 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25c and 75 Package Cverywhar HITCH YOUR DOLLAR TO THE BIGGST LOAD IT EVER PULLED Boy' heavy Bib Over alls, double seat and knee, and sizes 4 to 16 years, going at . . .98c Uncle Sam Work Shirts 98c Old Hickory Work Shirts ........... . . 98c Men's Work Sox . .10c Old Leather Gloves 50c All leather Work Shoes $2.00 Red and blue Hdk. 5c Men's Khaki Pants at $1.50 Men's all Wool Pants at ............. $2.75 Men's Dress Shirts 98c Men's Suits A big line of Men's and Young Men's Suits. The famous Louis Straus all wool Suits, all styles and colors,1 $23.50, $19.50, $17.50 . Can you beat it? The cheapest store in the west. Just ask your neighbor. They all know it. That's All Today Will H. Wilson MM "We stopped drilling at the Trigonla oil well because we were afraid we might kill a Chinaman and then get In trouble for murder," was the first statement made this morning by E. F. Smith, when qutioned regarding tha halt in sinking the Trigonla. He later qualified this with the statement that some needed repairs had to be made and that it was expected the drilling would be resumed this afternoon. The well now has a depth of 2109 feet. Ashland Tidings. '. Gifts for graduation. Handicraft shop. : Crescent " orcjiitra. ' dum. , Eagle Point, Sat., May J 2th., : . 43 Bargains In use d ill ao, Vhile they last: 1 Ludwic wturtb 1350. just like dew, for quick iat. p. fee f '226. terms $10 down. 10 per bi I .hi 1 Koehler A & Campbell, p-fci?l 6, some terms. H. G. Launspieh-c.Ylo phone 227. evenings 64C-K. , f ! .' f 41 C. E. BaiT a-'id, JLiiily, leave today for a Bhort visit lu oxji auieoto and San Jose. ', Do hot buy an electric washer until we have demonstrated the new May tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware Co. tf See the children's operetta. "Boy Blue," Page theatre, Friday evening, May 11th. 44 Dr. J. J. Emmens not only continued yesterday to hold the improvement of the day before in his condition, but made a slight gain. However, even if his condition continues to gain It will be several days yet before he can be pronounced out of danger. , We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Vanity boxes, priced at $5.60, Talues to $9.60. Leather bags at $8.25, values to $14.80, for this week. Medford Center Jewelry 8hop. 46 Dainty hand made Mary . Moore dresses for the little girls. Handicraft Shop. 43 S. M. Bullis and Mose Vlnyard were among the business visitors from Med ford, who spent yesterday in Grants hass. . Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle Point, Sat, May 12th. 43 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. Elks Bhlrtwaist dance Tuesday, May 15th. Last dance this season. 46' Elks shirtwaist dance Tuesday, May lath. Last dance this season. 46 Dress rehearsals for "Boy Blue." the grammar school operetta, which Is to be presented Friday night at the Page theatre, are being conducted every forenoon at the Page theatre under the direction ot Miss Frances Sher wood. ,. Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle Point, Sat, May 12th. 43 Hiking suits, sox and hats aC The Colonial. - 41 Jewel cloth for bed spreads, curtains and dresser scarfs. Handicraft Shop. 43 Cash Wood, county Y. M. C. A. sec retary, presented the boys of the Christian church of Ashland last Sun day with a splendid banner as a re ward for their championship In a recent basketball contest You'll find Just the card you want to send to mother at Swem's Studio. 41 Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Wed nlte. 41 See the children's operetta, "Boy Blue," Page theatre, Friday evening. May 11th. 44 A. J. Ormondy ot Portland, assis tant general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific spent yesterday in the city and attended the meeting here last night of the agents and ticket clerks of southern Oregon. Just two more lots in beautiful Edge wood park on Rogue river, to be sold. or will exchange for light car. See J. A. Millard. 631 Austin street 46 Studebaker Light Six $1190 tab. Medford. tf Hemstitching makes an inexpensive and effective trimming for summer dresses. Handicraft Shop. 43 Earl Tumy and Walter Bowne re turned this morning from a brief trip to Elk creek where they fished last night and early this morning with fair success. They report that the river is rising due to the warm weath er melting the snow in the bills and that fishing in Elk creek will not be good for another two weeks. Take yonr kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service, t. New voile, dotted Swiss and ging ham dresses at The Colonial. 41 Did you enjoy the "Snuggleman" last year? Then see "Boy Blue," Fri day night Prices :5c, 60c, 75c 41 Elks shirtwaist dance Tuesday, May 15th. Last dance this season. 46 Mrs. John Goodrich returned the first of the week from a two weeks visit with her father in Salem. Mrs Goodrich's father has been seriously 111 but is convalescing rapidly. Valley Fuel company are delivering 12-Inch green slab wood and edgings for $1.3 and up per tier. In lots of I tier or more. 16-lnch at $1.75 per tter in tots of t tier or more. Investigate. Mill blocks, edgings, and all other kinds of dry fuel tn proportion, rbooe 76. tf Children's hose at Tery special prices at The Colonial. 41 Water restriction are now tn force. The same time applies to nse ot water on Sundays now as on other days. 4 to 10 a m. and 4 to 10 p. m., and not all morning or afternoon as hereto fore. The hoar for all Irrigation pur poses are one hour shorter this year ending at 10 a. m. and 10 p. m. Instead of 11. 43 Russell Sherwood returned the first of the week from a visit to Rosebun: where he had been for a few days on business for the California-Orrgon Power company. Daare, Jackson Hot Springs. Wed nlte. 41 Ne-t Bundav Is Mother's nay. Send her a greeting card. Swem's Studio. 41 "Boy Blue." staged tir Medford elementary sch.l will show at the i Page, Friday evening of this week. 41 "Two petitions, signed by a large number of local citizens and school patrons and presented at the meeting of the school board Monday afternoon, asking for the re-employment of Mis. Laura Thomas Gunnell and Mrs. C. H. Woodward in the public schools of tho city, were relegated to the discard and no further action will be taken on the matter", says the Grants Pass Courier. "At least, this appeared to be the sen timent expressed by a majority of the board, the matter now being consid ered closed. A third petition, present ,ed by hlKh school students In behalf of Mrs. Gunnel) .also received the same treatment." Genuine liosch "Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf , Money to loan from $500 to $4000, on approved city or country property. Attorney Borden. 43 Exchange your tickets for "Boy ; Blue" for a reserved seat beginning ' Wednesday noon. Tickets 25c, 50c, and 75c. 41 I Clyde C. Barnum, former county j fruit inspector, who is now studying j for a doctor's degree at the University of California arrived Sunday from Berkeley and is visiting his father, W. V. Barnum and family. He will be here until next Sunday. The irrigation and water using re strictions will be rigidly enforced. See the notice elsewhere and abide by the same. C. W. Davis, city superinten dent. 43 A grammar school track meet be tween the boys and girls of the 6th, 7th and Sth grades of the Washington and Lincoln schools will be held Sat urday at the Holly street field. The meet will start promptly at nine a. m. and entrants not on hand at that time will forfeit their places. Red, white and blue ribbons will be awarded for first, Becond and third places and the meet Is expected to be a big event according to Coach Eddie Durno, or the high school. Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Wed nlte. 41 Bees for sale at a bargain. Phone 627-L. , 41 Notice to Water Users! The re strictions for Irrigation purposes are in force. See ad tonight 43 Rev. Oeser of Medford, has moved his household effects to his new bun galow on the Boulevard. He purchased this some time ago from the Rose Bros., and has greatly improved the surrounding grounds! The- place Is now one of the neatest appearing resi dences on the street Ashland Tid ings. - Kiddles' Koveralls at The Colonial. 41 Used cars at your own price. See Corwin end of North Riverside avenue. tf Bottled milk and cream for sale. Light lunches, strawberries and cake, salad, sandwiches, etc. The Crater Lake Confectionery, Medford Center Building. 44 George Bohnert and Stanley Jones returned Monday from a bear hunt of several days duration tn the Woodruff Meadows district They report hav ing seen numerous bear tracks but no bear. For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple street Phone 912-J. Petite prunes 16 lbs.' $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 42 We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson. Inc. tf J. C. Embry Is spending several days in Grants Pass overhauling high tension equipment at the power sub station of that city. Colonial Garage for tire service. Petite prunes 15 lbs. .00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 42 The Biggest Musical MATIXKK I'KICKe Hoot i liloony, 1st 4 rows N 4 row. lst 4 rows., The attendance at the city auto camp has fallen off for several days past and last night only eight cars of tourists stayed at the camp. However, this lull is only temporary and soon patronage is expected to grow much heavier as the season progresses. Sweaters In ail shades and sizes, from $2.50 to $16.50. 41 Newconib has 10-Inch siabwood at $1.75 per tier, at much as you want, three tier or over. Also plenty of dry mill blocks. Order early. Phone 631. If McQuay-Xorrlg piston rings, from 2 to 5 Inches diameter inclusive, at Riverside Garage. 43 Portland's cooperation In urging President Harding to embark from Astoria, when he leaves on his Alas kan trip July 5, was sought today in a message received from the chamber of commerce ot the lower Columbia river city by the Portland chamber. Astoria wants to have the president driven over the highway from Port land to that city Instead or making the river trip from Portland. Portland Journal. Maxwells, Chevrolets, Chalmers. Hudsons, Butck Speed truck. Real bargains in these used cars. See Corwin, end of North- Riverside Ave. tf Petite prunes 13 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 42 Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45 Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. tf The two new tennis courts on the Beeson playgrounds will be ready for play tomorrow night providing rain or other unforeseen weather condition does not Intervene to prevent their completion. Spray hose 20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hardware Co. tf Gladiola and Canna bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery, 6S0-J-2. tf Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45 Henry Hugglns of this city Is one of the Medford visitors in Portland thi3 week. Furniture repaired and made to order; work called for and delivered. Win. Bradley. Phone 973-L. 44 AU kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. 711 E Main. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Woman or girl, 'housework. 343 N. Ivy. - light 43 WANTED Laundry and dry cleaning neatly done. 619 X. Central. Phone 325-Y. 44 FOR SALE Turkey eggs. Phone 7-F-ll. 43 LOST Small fox terrier, black spots. Answers to name of Bob. Phone 203, ask for A. Hanscam, Snider's Dairy. 44 F. & E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT . .1', . . . v Matinee Every Saturday 2 P. M. Fiery Monday "COUNTRY STORE Thursday and Friday RUTH ROLAND in the "Timber Queen" and "Sunshine Harbor" 'Flames of Passion" coming soon. Admission lOc-SOc; Matinees 10c-20c Matinee TWENTY Symphony, OrMestm HENRI VERBRUGGHEN, Conductor -CITY AND OUT OF TOWN MAIL ORDERS x0 M T ..!. SO l.so t.oo VI The local police were on the lookout J Luscious borne grown strawljcrr.es yesterday and today for a stolen ' In meager supply ' were on sale In Chevrolet car taken from Yreka and j several groceries today at 25 cunts a believed yesterday to be somewhere i box, and if tho weather ermltn tho In the Rogue River valley. picking of them this supply will grow Auto Insurance. Brown & White. larger daily. However the most of Brown shoe renewing in department j the strawberries at the groceries to 2. 103 North Central. 43 day were from California and sold ut How Is this? Best' quality baby I two boxes for 35 cents, or 15 cents a chick scratch $3.10 per hundred. But- termllk egg mash $3.00 per hundred while they last Watklns Feed Store. Phone 269. 41 A Chevrolet touring car containing two men overturned yesterday after noon on the Pacific Highway between Medford and Central Point. " Accord ing to witnesses of the -accident the car which was headed south skidded and turned completely around.' The pavement was wet due to a sliowerti short time before. The driver was slightly scratched, 'no one else was injured. ' . All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 E. Main. Miss Pauline Johnson leaveu tomor row for Corvallls where she will at tend the O. A. C. Junior Week end festivities and visit with friends. Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf Several loads of ashes, good for filler or walks, tor the hauling, in rear of Mail Tribune office. tf Although the exact amount of profit is not yet known it is reported that the local post of the American Legion realized a fair sum from the presenta tion of the official war film "Flashes of Action" at the Rialto theatre on Monday and Tuesday. ' -I!!!!II!!IIII!II!IIIIII!I!1J!IIIIIII1II!IIIIIIIII!I!IIII!!!IIIII!IIIIIIIIII!!IH PAGE MAIL ORDERS NOW SEAT SALE FRIDAY NOON PRICES Lower Floor, $2.75; Balcony, 1st 4 rows, $2.20; Next 4 rows, $1.65; Next 3 rows,'$1.10; Balance 55c. Includes War Tax. DIRECT FROM FIVE TRIUMPHANT MONTHS AT HENRY MILLER 'S THEATER, NEW YORK AND SIMILAR EMPHATIC SUCCESS AT POWERS' THEATRE, CHICAGO. The Host Eagerly Awaited and Welcome Engagement of the Year CHARLES FROHMAN Presents INA CLAIRE ' . And Her Company Including BRUCE McRAE In Arthur Richman's Delightful Corned v "THE AWFUL TRUTH" PRODUCED BY II EXRY MILLER Original Cast and Production Identically and Positively Intact MATINEE AND NIGHT, 2:30 Curtain Event in Southern Oregon's History YEARS OF UNABATED SUCCESS Make Check, Money Order, payable to Paco Theatre and rnrkxHi self addressed stamped elf Trlope lo Insure safe return. POX OFK1CK BALK, WKI. SOON, MAY 16TI1 i box at some groceries You can get It at DeVoe's. tf See Brown for shoes In department one. 43 The Medford Vulcanizing Works sells 30x3 tires for $8.50. tf Anyone willing any Durant ntooks or Hayes-Hurst Body Corporal Imi stocks phone Dr. E. H. French III ft. The Hayes-Hurst Corp. is a subsidiary of the Durant Corp. 4 1 The ladles of St. Ann's Altar society have completed their urraiignnientH for the card party and tea, which will be given for the benefit of St. Mary's Academy on Thursday aftornoon. A pleasing musical program lins been arranged. Those wishing to reserve Bridge or Five Hundred tables may phone Mrs. Eric Wold. 1-adles who do not play cards may bring their sew ing. The committee in c-hurge has worked earnestly to make this party an enjoyable afternoon for all and it i is hoped that there will bo a large attendance. , Hugs washed, Hamilton Beach sys tem. Work called for and delivered. Phone 644. E. L. Davis. 41 Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. tf Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. tf MONDAY NIGHT MAY 14TH (8:30 curtain) RECEIVED NOW- KVK.MXti f1n" IVtleony. 1t 4 tims Xei 3 rw l.as 2 r A. C. Allen, proprietor of the Rocky Point summer resort at Pelican Bay, and son James, leave for that place next Sunday to get things ready for the season, which because of the good ,n,inn nf the roads, enables an earlier opening than usual. The din ing room, however, will not open uuui June 1st. . ' Drown has lots of boys' shoes. 4J Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching. Buttons covered. Picotlng. 8c a yard. MAY 21st Night 8:30 Curtain PUICT'9 (Xo War Tax) - f2M a.fto .'. i.,v 1.00
