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MEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOrD, OREGON. FRTDAY. MAY 18. 192.1
ocal and
(Personal
" Tbe . Washington school defouts.l
the Lincoln school In a dual track
mee( held yesterday afternoon at the
Holly street field. The boys and girls
fronj sixth' to eighth, grades In , both
schools participated. The meet was
to have been held last. Saturday but
was-postponed because of Inclement
weather, Red, white and blue ribbons
were awarded winners of first, second
and third places. In the numerous
Will Miss Everett, who does house
cleaning, call at confectionery at
Medford Center Building. . 60
Corsage flowers for organcy dresses
Handcraft fehop,' ; ' 9f
i. L, Walther,' president of the
board of directors of the Jackson
County Fair has appointed S. S.
Smith, Eddie Wnfnl and H. O. Froli
bsoh as the publicity committee for
the June racing meet
' Mattresses, nev and made over.
Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 66
PrOVO, it repewjng lots of shoes. 64
. In police court on charges brought
under (he cjty ordinances Ralph, tyc
Curdy entered a plea of guilty thru
bis attorney, porter J. Neff, yesterday
afternoon, and was given by Judge
Taylqr a. mailmum fiqe of $60 for be
ing Intoxicated In a public place and
the maximum, fine of $100 and 30 days
in , jail - for ' unlawfully possessing
llQuor. The Jail- sentence was sus
pended during good behavior. .
- At Denel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
Wanted, twenty thinners, long-Job.
Cefl use thinners with cars with extra
pay for naullptr thinners. Court Hal).
' The cpmmerclal fishing season In
Grants Pass will open at midnight
May 25. It Is estimated Unit there
will be at least 1 boats making the
drift from the steel, bridge on Sixth
niieot to Hells (late. The fishermen
are now getting tholr nets repaired
I and their boats ready for the sousun's
work, which will end on October 1,
giving a four months' fishing season
on the upper river. The salmon run
in the Kogue is quite heavy this spring
with thousands of the Royal Cblnooks
already well on their way to the
spawning beds. ' The recent high
water Is regarded as favorable as it
will, bring more of the fish Into the
mouth f the Rogue. The Grants Pass
Courier..
There's a busy Business College
In iledford, OWN. ,
A real musical treat Is In store for
you Sat Kite at the Fairgrounds Pavil
ion. Admission $1.10. , .60
The condition of Dr. J. J. Emmena
at the Sacred Heart hospital is about
as it has been for several days past
He, is not entering on the road to ro-
covery as fast as hla friends would
like to see. . j
. Brown says he is receiving shoes
almost rally. ' 64
Special bargains In used and rebuilt
typewriters this week. Modford Booh
Store. 49
Frederick Phelps and not "Freder
ick' Phillips" as was stated In yester
day's Mall Tribune, was the winner
of the first prize for posters on forest
fire prevention. The Modford cham
ber of commerce donated $6 to each
of the first prize winners both on post
ers and essays and $2.60 for the win
ners of seoond prizes. 1 '
Mary Moore dresses In original
styles tor children. Handicraft Shop.
. 49.
Another musical surprise Saturday
nlte, Fairgrounds Pavilion. 60
8. M. Bullls was among the Cop'co
visitors who spent the day yesterday
In Grants Pass on business.
Oaddls & Dixon, after using a Royal
typewriter for five years have pur:
chased another, their business In
creasing to such an extent that they
need two machines. Mndfnni rtmiif
Store handled the sale. ,49
Orescent orchestra Eagle Point Sat.,
May lath.. ... 4fl
Invitations, are out for the annual
commencement exercises of St. Mary's
Academy, Monday evening, June 4th,
nt 8:15 o'clock in St. Mary's auditor
ium.
R. I. Red setting eg8 at DeVoe's.
Follow the crowd to the Pavilion
Sat nlte, Alford's Imperial orchestra.
60
Frank Bordnls of Weed, is In the
hospital In that city and probably will
lose one hand and boUi bis feet as the
result of his Bteoi fishing rod 'coming
In contact with a sagging high tension
wiro north of Copco last Saturday.
Bordnls was fishing along the river
near Klamath Hot SpringB. He threw
his rod back to make a cast and it
came In contact with a 34.nnn vnit
wire. Despite the fact that he had on
rubber boots and was standing on the
nank, the olcctrlcltv nassert lown
through the rod and his body. One
hand and both feet were badly burned.
Lot us help with your summer
dresses by hemstitching. Handicraft
Shop. 49
Hear Alford nlav his "musical naw"
a real vaudeville act in itself. Fair
grounds Pavilion Sat nite. 60
Miss Claudia Corum arrived hnma
Thursday afternoon from Wllllaintt
Josophino county, where she attended
scnooi.
Pnxson's dahlias half off from lint
balance of season in lots of six or
more. R. H. Paxson, Central Point 50
Bottled Coca Cola at De Voe's. tf
Vernon Owens, who graduated with
the class of '22 of Medford high school
i and who is a student at O. A. O. this
I year is appearing la one of three one
act plays to be given at the college
tnis week. The trio of plays will end
the O. A. C. dramatic season. Owens
took the leading part in "Clarence"
the '22 senior play.
Gifts for the girl graduate at Deuel's
Art Dept. 60
Brown has spotted ones. ' 60
Sam Kozier, secretary of state,' and
party are driving down from Oalem
today to attend to some business and
to enjoy a short visit with his friends.
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point Sat.,
May 19th. 49
St. Mark's Guild will have a cooked
food sale Saturday at the Hotel Hol
land at 2 o clock. 49'
D. T. Lawton left this morning for
cresswell, Ore., for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Dr. Forbes and family.
.Fast color Swiss novelty sport hand,
kerchiefs. Handicraft Shop. 49
.We make the strangers feel right at
horrte, come and enjoy yourself at the
Fairgrounds pavilion Sat nlte. 60
Chas. Nelson left this morning for a
visit at Ogden, and other Utah polntB.
Studebaker Light Six $1190 t o. b.
Medford. tf
Brown Bays if it is not right he will
fix it. 'l
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boutolle have
returned from a several months visit
to Santa Barbara, Calif., where they
spont their time with relatives. They
are now residing ' on South Holly
street
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point Sat,
May 19th. 49
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching.
Butions covered.
Plcoting.
8c a yard.
THE BIG EVENT IN THEATRICALS
TUESDAY NIGHT
MAY 22
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The . Funniest Men
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"Red Pepper"
Dm Musical oomoily of (Ito nevwon
CRKATK8T 8INOINO AND . FAHTKHT
I)AtlN(l 8HOW ). KAUTH
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. Voa'll um , laughing . when you buy
your Ucko,
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, l rrlcui Inclinllng War Tax
Ixnror Floor, 93.75 1 Ilalnmy, 1st 4 rows ,
f9-20 next .4 rows 9 1.08; next 8 row
1.10 lMt 8 rows 50c.
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A Gigantic Musical Comedy
Production
Two Big Spectacular Acts
and
Nine Gorgeous Scenes
with
, This Splendid Cast
KI.OIiKN(TO HAYKIKLO
HAIUtY SlUMv
IXXKSUK.K KISTKltS
JACK RYAN
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BRK.A SANDS
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and
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BO flLORlOl S AMKRICAtf GIRLS 50
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Whether for home or camp picnic or party, we are best equip
ped to supply your needs completely. Boiled ' Ham, Dried Beef,
Bacon, Bakery Goods, Imported Swiss, Roquefort, Leiderkranz,
Edam and all domestic cheeses, . as well as the most , complete,
stock of imported and domestic delicacies in Southern Oregon!
and all at prices you can afford to pay. ,j 'A A , ""
FOR SATURDAY
Lily White Floating Bath Soap,' large, 3 bars . .: 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for .,. . 25c
Del Monte Pork & Beans, 6 cans 29c
Camel Dates, pkg. . ... ... . . 9c
Imperial Chocolate Creams, 1 lb. box .,, 39c
Knight's Catsup, gallon glass jug 7. .... $1.29
Catsup, full pint bottles, each ...... ................... 19c
Heinz Catsup, large bottle, 27c; 3 for . 80c
Floating Castile Soap, lb. bar ..: . ... 9c ...
Logan Berries, No. 2 can, each t:'. . ... . , . , , , . . . , .; 14c
Standard Peas, No. 2 cans, ,2 for . . .............. , . 23c
G & L Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs . .... . . . 39c
Fancy Table Raisins, 2 lbs. . . . ...... ., ..... . ...... , . J 25c
Del Monte Apricot Preserves, 14 oz. jar 25c
Crimson Rambler Cane & Maple Syrup, 5 lbs. ............ 58c
Crimson Rambler Silver Bubble Syrup, 5 lbs . 53c
Crimson Rambler Melomor, 5 lbs .., 32c
Chinese Noodles, 3 packages 25c
Chinese Noodle Sauce, bottle 24c
Pride Mince Meat, No. 2 can . ...... 15c
Ehmans Ripe Olives, per can'.'.' . , 10c.
Graham Flour, 10 lb. sack 39c
Whole Wheat Flour, 10 lb. sack ... . 39c
Butter Clams, tall cans . , , . . 24c
Lima Beans, No. 2 can , . ... 18c
Parker House Rolls, dozen . . 15c
Doughnuts, Cake or Raised, doz. .". .... . . , ; . .'. ; . . . 20c
Jiffy Jell, assorted flavors, 4 pkgs ........... 25c
Soda Crackers in 31 or 5 lb. boxes, per lb.' 14c
Vilmo Flour, 49 lb. sack ...... . Y . . . .s $1.54
Cherro Genuine Hard Wheat Flour 49 lb. sack $1.73
Eagle Brand Milk, 3 cans y. ... . . 67c
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
Made with fancy home grown berries and whipping cream. Of our
usual high quality. Large enough to serve 4 people with generous
portions. For Saturday only, each . 27c
Gates & Lydiard
. Buy Here and Bank the Difference
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15
Seats
Now Selling
MATINEE AND NIGHT, MAY 21ST
The Biggest Musical Event in Southern Oregon's
' History
THE
MINNEAPOLIS
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
TH KXTY YKARS OP UXAHATKO SI CCKSS
HENRY VERBRUGGHEN, Conductor
MATIXEK PRICKS; IVo-rr Floor $1.50; Rnlrony 1st 4 roms $1.50;
nevt 4 ro $1.00; liisl 4 rows 30c.
NICiHT P1UCKH: lpr Moor S2.30 llnlconf, 1st 4 rows $2.50l
next 4 rows flU.OO; nevt 3 rows l.SO( Inst two rows $1.00. - - -
(Xo War Tux)
F. & E. Theatre
CENTRAL POINT
Matinee Every Saturday a P. M.
Every Monday "COUNTRY STORE"
SATURDAY
MATINEE AND EVENING
J a I'nl vorsal Jewel In
"THE STORM,"
Starring
IIOI'HM IETKI!S VIlIMIVT.t VAf.t.I
MATT MOORE and a" Hlg SioclaI
, cast. . .
LEATHER PUSHERS,
COMEDV
Admission lOc-SOc; Matinee 10c-20c
Kodak Finishing
Tor those who demnnd tho best.
Swem's Studio
217 R. Main Medford
I Kodak Film
Always fresh
MEDFORD BOOK STORK
Aesthetic
Commencing Saturday, May
IS, I will start dancing
classes at American Legion
Hall, beginning at 9 a. m.
Natural, ballet, toe and char,
acter dancing.
I studied under Adolph Bolm.
HELEN RODOLr.
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