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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ifEDFORD.
Focal and 1
Personal
Separate Company A is homeless
again for a day or eo as the officers I
Peoplo In the neighborhood of Ruch,
are Invited to attend the service to be
held tn the chapel at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. A gosel team from tho
Men's Club of the Presbyterian church
will conduct the service. Mr. Frank
Smith, with his Bilhorn organ, will be
present to sing, and others who will
speak. Gospel services will alBO be
of tl.o Vxtlnn-I r...nr,i fntmnnnrt hnva at r-agie roim on Duuuuy ai
p. ni. a group 01 woraersirom ine
moil's gospel teams will speuk and
received orders from the city govern
ment to move out of the upper floor of
the city hall annex by this afternoon,
if possible, as the work of remodeling
that floor will be begun at once. The
company bad been occupying those
quarters for a month past since its
removal from 'the Natutorlum. Com
pany A's officers searched tho city
over tills forenoon for available quar
ters in which to store the unit's lock
ers and equipment.
; Dance at Fair Grounds Pavilion Sat.
site. .Admission $ 1.10. ; 44
' We can still furnish spray hose for
20 cents per foot. Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. tf
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319'
-The rather alarming prediction
came from the San Francisco weather
bureau, tills morning for a heavy frost
in the valley tonight However, It Is
hoped, that the weather conditions of
this morning and forenoon will ma
terially change by tonight and cause a i
cloudy condition to ward off the pre
dicted frost..
Drown says he fixes them while you
wait. . . ,4s
Spray hose 20 cents per foot. Crater I
sing and every one in the community
will be welcomed to this Bervice.
t
' Nat plunge opens tomorrow 2 p. m
43'
Try a shave with an Autostrop razor
and note the difference. Complete with
blades and strop, one dollar. Med ford
Pharmacy. 47
We have good values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf'
The Rev. F. C. Becker of Jackson.
vllle was a business visitor in the city
Thursday,
Dance at Murphy, near Grants Pass,
Saturday night McElroy's orchestra.
43
Newcomb has 16-inch sjabwood at
$1.75 per tier, at much as you want,
throe tier or over. Also plenty of dry
mill blocks. Order early. ' Phone "681.
tf
Used cars at your own price. See
Corwla end of North Riverside avenue.
' tf
For a limited time only genuine
Autostrop razor complete for one dol
lar. Medford Pharmacy. 1 47
Everett Brayton, Leon Lawton and
Lake Hardware Co,
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th
Russell Coleman loaves next week
for Honolulu, Hawaii, where he hus
accepted a position with a large de
partment store. He will make his
home with Otto "Proo" Klum, former
tf 1 Jack Heath spent yesterday afternoon
45 I fishing on Little Butte Creek and re
port the fish In that stream scarce.
They averaged less than five small
trout each.
One less thing to worry about if you
carry Hail Insurance with Holmes
.Medford high ;school coach and now I "The Insurance Man." 48
coach at the University of Hawaii. ; I The irrigation and water using re-
Read the Gold Medal Flour ad in ' strietlons will be rigidly enforced. See
this paper. - ' . 43 J the notice elsewhere and abide by the
Maxwells, .Chevrolet, Chalmers, same. C. W. Davis, city superinten
Hudsons, Buick Speed truck. Real , dent 43
bargains in these used cars. See I A sale of household furniture, Sat
Corwid, end of North Riverside Ave. I urday-mornlng, May 12th, ten o'clock,
tf i at 82 MisUetoe street. 43
When you want a bargain in clothes, I The College Women's club will meet
hats, .shoes, etc., come to the Thrift tomorrow at the home of Mrs. L. E.
Shop, 2nd floor of Sparta Bldg. You"l
sure find them there. 43
Music for the Sunday concert May
Williams, 620 South Peach street this
city.
Alford'a Imperial orchestra in their
13, will be furnished by the DO. K. K. ' latest dance hits every Saturday night,
band of Medford, with the high school
band the following Sunday. The last
Sunday in the month will see the Ash
land concert band back an the Job.
Whether or not the Sunday afternoon
concerts will be continued throughout
the summer remains to be seen. De-
Fairgrounds Pavilion. 44
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett tf
A genuine Autostrop razor, complete
with blades and strop, one dollar.
Medford Pharmacy. 47
ginning the first of next month the
concerts will be given every Wednes
day night, with the possibility of the
Sunday afternoon concerts in addition.
Ashland Tidings.
On Sunday we'll again serve a
delicious Dollar Dinner. Hotel Med
ford. j "t i '
For sand, gravel, sediment arfd team
work see Samuel Bateniau, .303 Maple 'bor. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
street Phone 912-J. : . i East Main.
B. W. Simmons, better known as
"Buckshot", is spending the week-end
at Savage Rapids dam fishing. It is
reported that he is having little suc
cess for an expert
Brown has lots of shoes. 4S
Crescent orchestra dance, Eaglo
Point, Sat. May 12th. , 43
All kinds of rough and dressed lum-
CITY AND OUT-OF-TOWN
MAIL ORDERS
RECEIVED NOW.
MATINEE AND NIGHT, MAY 21
Matinee 2:30 Night 8 :30 Curtain
THE BIGGEST
-t
Musical Event
in SOUTHERN OREGON'S HISTORY
The
Minneapolis
dymono
ny
Orchestra
' . J. TWENTY YEARS OP UNABATED SUCCESS
Henri Verbrugghen
CONDUCTOR
MATINEE PRICES: Lower Floor $1.60; Balcony, 1st 4 rows
$1.50 ; next 4 $1.00 ; last 4 rows BOo.
NIGHT PRICES: Lower Floor $2.B0; Balcony 1st 4 rows
$2.60; next 4 rows $2.00; next 3 rows $1.50; lust 2 rowi $1.00.
Make Checks, Money Orders payabln to Pago Theatre, anil on
close sel(-dlrMteri' stamped ouvelopu to, tpaure sate roUrn. . .., .
J tax Office Hale WcdniMlny .Noon, ,Mny lUUi.
The now directory of the Home
Telephone company Is being distribut
ed tbroughout the city and vicinity.
This distribution will probably not be
completed until Saturday noon. The
new directory for Grants Pass and
Ashland has already been distributed.
The directory was printedby tho Mall
Tribune Job printing department.
Nat plunge opens tomorrow 2 p. m
43
Elks shirtwaist dance Tuesday, May
15th. Last dance this season. 46
Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle
Point, Sat, May 12th. 43
The returns of the student body
election were completed yesterday
afternoon about 2:30 and were posted
on the high school bulletin board.
Dance at Murphy, near Grants Pass,
Saturday night, McElroy's orchestra
43
See the children's operetta, "Boy
Blue," Page theatre, Friday evening,
May 11th. 44
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. T. Grieve left for
their home at Prospect this forenoon
after having spent yesterday and this
morning in the city.
It costs less than ever before to pro
tect yourself against loss by hail. Sea
Holmes, tho Insurance Man. 48
Elks shlrtwalBt dance Tuesday, May
15th. Last dance this season. 46
Your complexion is one of beauty's
greatost charms; keep its youthful
appearance. Medford ' Beauty Shop.
Phone 191-L. 49
Anton Ring, the trapper of Persist,
was in the city today getting bait sup
ply for his wild animal traps.
A special musical program has been
arranged by the Imperial orchestra for
Saturday night's dance at the Fair
Grounds Pavilion. 44
Gifts for graduation. .Handicraft
Shop. 43
Milk and cream at Devoea- tf
,W. "Moonlight". Williams spent last
evening fishing on the river near
Three Pines, and, according to report
took three trout
Brown has lots of gloves and travel
ing bags. 48"
Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle
Point, Sat. May 12th. 43
Do not buy an electric washer until
we have demonstrated the new May.
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Co. tf
The Ladies' Aid society of Phoenix
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Bonar for regular
monthly meeting and tea. All ladios
Invited.
Nat plunge opens tomorrow 2 p. m.
43
No matter what the season, you
need a smart knitted sweater. Hand!
craft Shop. . 43
Mattresses, new and made over.
Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 56
Lumbermen of Klamath Falls have
obtained a lease on a 160-acre tract
east of that city, and work is now
underway propnring the purchase for
a golf links. The present site is that
used by the old country club several
yoars ago. It Is expected that a mem
bership of 50 to 100 will be enrolled
making the cost to each comparatively
slight Klamath Falls Herald.
Write or telephone 444 and we'll
come and got your application for hall
insurance. Holmes, the Insurance Man
4S
Emorald is the May birthstone. Buy
them at the Medford Center, Jewelry
Shop. 46
A 'No. one 10 h. p. motor for sale.
Phone 269. Watklns Feed Store. 44
E. P. Vilas was fined .$10 this morn
Ing when ho pleaded guilty to a
charge of speeding, before Justice
Glenn O. Taylor Tho arrest was made
by County Traffic Officer Ingram
Dr. M. C. Barber has returned from
a trip to Tacoma and will bo In his
office from now on. 45
Remember mother, Sunday, May 13,
with cut flowors, or a potted plant.
Phono Maddox & Bonney, S43 and 374.
43
There's a busy Business College
in Medford. OWN.
Russell Shorwood is still confined
to his homo whore he has been for the
past three days with a severo caaeof
tdnsilltis.
Attention Knights! Claud Barrlck,
grand vice chancellor of Oregon will
make a visit to Talisman lodge Mon
day evening. May the 14th. Every
kulght should be there to meet the
vice chancellor. J. T. Perry C.C. 45
Crescent "orchestra dance, Eagle
Point Sat. May 12th. 43
R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's.
Mrs. Horace Bromley and son ar
rived In the city from Grants Pass
yesterday afternoon to spend the week
end.
The birthday present should bo an
emerald. Get It at the Medford Ccntor
Jewelry Shop. 46
Silk half socks for kiddle, In- white,
blue, pink and pongee. Handicraft
Shop. 43
The condition of Dr, J. J. Emmons
this morning showed somewhat of an
Improvement over that of yesterday,
which was a betterment over tho pre
vious day's condition. He is still a
very sick man.
1 am going to Brown for my shoes.
t 48
Remember mother, Sunday, May 13.
with cut flowers, or a polled plant.
Phono Maddox & Bonney, 643 and 374.
43
Mrs. Josslo D. McComh of Corvollis.
state leader of the county home dem
onstration agents, was in tho city yes
terday aud this morning ponforrlms
with Miss Grayce Tolch about tho
Jackson county work. She left for
Corvnllls this forenoon.
Nat plunge opens tomorrow 2 p. m.
43'
Mrs. A. B. Evans of Central Point
I was a visitor in Grants Pass Rosier-
day.
Anyono wishing any Durant stocks
or Hayes-Hunt Body Corporation
stocks phone Dr.' E. II. French, 15.
The Hayes-Hunt Corp. is a subsidiary
of the Durant Corp. 43
Reliners for fabrto and cord tires.
Medford Vulcanising Works. tf
The .Grants Pass ball team will play
am unsi guine 01. me season nexi auu
day when it JourneyB to Eagle Point
to take on the team at that place. The
, Eagle Point team is bursting into full
uiuuiu m moir new unuorms to opea
; the season. They are Bald to have. a
husky team and the local boys .are
practicing hard to koep their slate
clean. The following Sunday the
return game will be played In Grants
Pass and the new uniforms for the
Grants Pass team will be ready, It Is
thought, so that they can be used.
Grants Pass Courier.
Brown says he has a nice line of
gymnasium tennis shoes. 48
Water restrictipns are now In force.
The same time applies to use of water
on Sundays now as on other days, 4
to 10 a. in. and 4 to 10 p. m., and not
all morning or afternoon as hereto
fore. The hours tor all irrigation pur
poses are one hour shorter this year
ending at 10 a. m. and 10 p. m. instead
of 11. 43
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
Attorney E. D. Briggs of Ashland
left last night for a ten days absence
on business at Salt Lake City. .
Read the Gold Medal Flour ad in
this paper. 43
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
See Brown for shoes In department
one. 43
Sharon Merriman of this city is one
of the graduates at the commence
ment at the University of California
May 15. He is a law student and will
take two more years of study.
Nat plunge opens tomorrow 2 p. m.
. . 43
All kinds of rough and dressed lum.
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tf
Work on the remodeling of the Jack
son County bank and the Mann depart
ment store will start the first of next
week.
Dance at Murphy, near Brants Pass,
Saturday night McElroy's orchestra.
43
.All kinds of rough and dressed lum.
ber. Wallace WoodB, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
The Interior pt the Southern Pacific
depot has this week been kalsomlned
and the exterior wood and metal work
repainted, and now the workmen are
ready to re-varnish oil the wood work
inside and repaint the floors.
Hall! Hail! Hail! and no insurance.
Good bye profits from your crop. Bet
ter see Holmes, the Insurance Man.
48
Gladiola and Canna bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery. 6SO-J-2. tf
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45'
Mr. and Mrs. Royal G. Brown of
Eagle Point were among the out of
town people in the city Thursday.
Oh, Boy! those Fairground Pavilion
dances are real parties every Saturday
nlte. 44
Valley Fuel company are delivering
12-inch green slab wood and edgings
for S1.37 and up per tier, in lots or i
tier or more. 16-lnch at 11.76 per tier
In lots of 3 tier or more. Investigate
Mill blocks, edgings, and all other
kinds of dry fuel in proportion. Phone
76. tf
Colonial Garage, for tire service. '
F. E. Merrick, now temporarily lo
cated at Sutherlin.. Ore., is spending a
couple of days In the city on business.
Drown has a fine line ot sandals-
little and big ones. 48
Hemstitching makes an inexpensive
and effective trimming for summer
dresses. Handicraft Shop. 43
Take your kodak, films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Mrs. Harvey Fields, Harvey Fields,
Jr., and Mrs. Fields' father, W. D.
Roberts departed the first of the week
by auto for Portland and a drive over
the Columbia River highway. They
will visit in Portland and vicinity for
two weeks.
Soo the : children's operetta, "Boy
Blue." Page theatre, Friday evening,
May 11th. 44
OREflpy. FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1fl2n . -4
.. f r- ii mi .CTiTP!
.H;;MiiTjil.iipT5?F . ' ' ' ' i ' i J
1 economy groceteria
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Puppies, full blooded,
real beauties. Phone 591-K-l. tr
FOR SALE Fine Duroc pigs. Phone
14-F-5. M. J. Norrls, Brookbank
Orchards. 45
FOR SALE Mixed aster plants 15c a
dot. 838 W. Second. 4U
WANTED Girl for general house
work, good wages. Mrs. G. L. Buhr
nian, 15 Geneva Ave. 48
FOR SALE Turkey
539-J-2.
eggs.
Phone
49
FOR RENT Modern furnished three
rooniB. bath and screened sleeping
porch, close In. Part of residence.
E. S. Tumy, 209 Liberty Bldg. tf
WANTED To rent with privilege of
buying, a cash register. Register,
care Mall Tribune. . 44
FOR RENT Furnished two room
house. Apply. 323 N. Front St 44
FOR SALE OR TRADE Money mak
ing apartment house, cjose-ln, terms.
F. L. Clark. 127 N. Riverside. 48
F. & E. Theatre
central point;
Matinee Every Saturday 8 P. M.
Kcry Monday "COIXTRY STORE"
Saturday
Matinee and Evening
MARIE PREVOST
in "KISSED"
'Flames of Passion"
coming soon.
Admission lOc-SOc; Matinees 10c -20r
The Home Rrpnj Like Mother Made
! ;f i -f,
Running' monthly bills is simply spending money before you get
it and besides there is a big unnecessary expense involved. We
eliminate not only this but the cost of clerks and deliveries as well,
That most folks appreciate this is shown by our steadily reas.
ing volume of business.
For Saturday
GRAHAM CRACKERS, in 5 lb. wooden boxes. While 60 boxes
last. Per box
68c
OTHER SPECIALS
Graham Flour, 9 8-10 lb. sack 39c
Whole Wheat Flour, 9 8-10 lb. sack 39c
Loganberries, No. 2 can t . . 14c
Standard Pack Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for . 23c
Citrus Powder, pkg. 24c; 3 pkgs. 70c
Floating Castile Soap, i lb. bar . . -9c
Catsup, pint bottles, each .... 19c
Heinz Catsup, each 27c; 3 for .... . 80c
Knght's Catsup, gallon jars $1.29
Cherro Flour (Real Hard Wheat, 49 lb. sack) $1,73
Vilmo Flour, 49 lb. sack . . $1.54
Palm Olive Soap, 4 bars 29c
Fancy Cluster Raisins, per lb. 10c
Imperial Candy Co.'s Chocolate Creams, lb. box . . . . . . .. . 39c
Calumet Baking Powder, lb. cans 28c
Extra fancy Petit Pois Peas, No. 2. can . . . . '28c
Sliced Cling Peaches, No. 1 cans .... 15c
ORANGES Small sweet oranges, 2 dozen .... 35c
B AKERY ?PE:Q?AI k
CAKES Regular 35c Devil's food or Mocha. For Sat., ea. 23c
We Have Some Real Bargains in Home-Canned Fruits. ,
Gates & Lydiard
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
The two tennis courts which have re
cently been added to the Belson play
grounds for the benefit of the mem
bers of the club are now complete and
are ready for play. Another court Is
being built by a group of local young
men behind the Everett Carkin resi
dence on West Main street and will
be complete in a few days. Interest
in tennis is continuing to pick up
locally and the sport is already more
popular here than it has ever been
before.
After the fire It is too late to Insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
See the children's operetta, "Boy
Blue," Page theatre, Friday evening,
May 11th. 44
Charles Green of Yreka, Calif., has
returned to his home after a short
stay In the city.
McQuay-Norris piston rings, from
2 to 6 Inches diameter inclusive, at
Riverside Garage. 43
A large number of fight fans intend
to drive to Gold Hill tonight to witness
the bout between Johnny Carlson of
Gold Hill and Battling Ritchie. The
tangle is expected to be a swift one as
it is understood that a large side bet
has been posted to insure interest.
Brown has lots of boys' shoes. 43
Bottled milk and cream for salo.
Light lunches, strawberries and cake,
salad, Bandwlches, etc. The Crater
Lake Confectionery, Medford Center
Building. 44
A sale of household furniture Sat
urday morning. May 12th, ten o'clock,
at 32 Mistletoe street 32
. Benton Poole of the Applogate was
a business visitor in the eltv Thnru.
day afternoon.
Money to loan from $500 to $1000,
On approved CitV or roiintrv nmnnrfv
Attorney Borden. 43
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
sells 30x3 tires for $8.60. tf
A daughter weighing eight pounds
was born this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Gaston G. Domergue at tho
Sacred Heart hospital.
Notice to Water Users! The re
strictions for Irrigation purposes are
in force. See ad tonight. 43
Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
Tom Howell caught a 25 pound
salmon yesterday at Savage Rapids
dam, and reports that "Buckshot" Sim
mons who is spending the weok-end
there has had several gpod strikes. '
Brown shoe renewing in department
2. 103 North Central. 43
Continuous Shows Tomorrow
and Sunday 12:30 to 11:00 P. M.
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MODAY NIGHT
MAY 14TH (8:30 curtain)
MAIL OR11KRS XOW SEATS NO WSKIX1XC5
TIUCKS Lower loor. S2.75: llalcony, 1st 4 rows. JBS.20; Next 4
rows,. $1.03; Next rows $1.10; Ilalance, 53c.
Includes War Tax. -
DIRECT FROM FIVE TRIVMPHAST MONTHS
AT HENRY MILLER'S TH RATER, XKW YORK
AM) Sl.MU.AIt KMPHATIC SVCCESS AT
( lOW Kits' THEATRE, CHICAGO.
Tho Most Eagerly Awaited and Welcome Engagoment of tho Year
CHARLES FROHMAN 1 . .
- .. Presents
INA CLAIRE
And Her Company Including
v BRUCE McH AE
In Arthur IUchman's Delightful Comedy
'THE AWFUL TRUTH'
PROIHTED BY HEXRT MILLER ' "
Original Cmt and Production Identically and Positively Intact
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