Medford mail tribune., February 29, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL" TRIBUNE.'" MEDFORD, ; OREO ONf. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY . 29. 1024.
Focal and
Personal
On being asked this forenoon for
the weather of a year ago today, Miss
Cleone IeMarr, official chronicler of
the .weather bureau hero- for the
United States government, with : a
serious countenance stated that there
was no weather at that time, aa there
:vas no Feb. 29 last year, but gollcf-
tlously inquired if the weather of four
years ago, when there was a Feb. 29,
would do. This was too much for the
thick-headed and slightly haired re-
porter, who at once sought fresh air
to 'figure out.the situation, as. all
things have been going wrong wit!)
him ever since he Joined the Hip Van
Winkle club.
Columbia' plaster waH board, Cali
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
, Cars for rent wltnout ' driver.
Elwood Auto Shop, S. Central. '
Special price on a close out of
pound writing paper and envelopes.
Medford Book 8tore. 291
The long postponed Washington'!
birthday program of the Willow
Springs school will take place this
evening at 7:30.
- Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shopv . . Jf 1
I pay cash for used pianos. Herb
lAunspach. Phone 2ZT.
; Bazor blades sharpened.. Medford
Hardware Si Sporting Goods Co. 296
Mrs. ... Helen Boehling . and Mrs
Frances Kherm&n, former well known
residents of Medford, arrived here
Wednesday , evening from' their home
at Los Angeles, and will remain sev
era), days while Mrs. Boehling looks
after' her property Interests In the
city. . ,
Linen crepe,1 all colon), 98o yd. Jap
Art Store.
Talk prunes this week'.' 292
Chnlr -pads for the office. Save
clothes and are real comfortable.
Medford Book Store. .. , 291
"The Covered Wagon" film
and. the orchestra, two . machlno
operators , and other, attaches of
it' arrived 'In the city this forenoon
on train 13 from Koneburg, In a spec
ial r.ullmon. car and with a special
baggage car. The fam.od film opened
its two days engagement at the-Itlalto
theatro this afternoon before a large
audience.. , ..
Before you buy that piano see Herb
Launspach. He can save you money.
He Knows pianos and Is reliable., Of
fice and salesroom, 114 Main St.
Netted Gem spuds. 11.76 per 100
lbs., delivered any place In' Medford.
Johnson Produce Co,, ail N. Fir,
phone 97. . . . .,, , . , ,,,, . ',
. Lawn mowers sharponed. i Medford
Hardware Snorting, OoodsX!o. 290
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. thilley of
ProBpect are down for the week' end,
and to look after their .properly here.
John H. Carkln and wife of Mod
ford, Ore... are registered nt tho Im
perial. Mr. Carkln was, a representa
tive, In the legislature at the J923 ses
sion' and Is. now a' candidate for re.
nomination In Jackson county. Port
land Oregoninil.
Try our dry wash, 7a per lb., mini
mum 76o. All flat pieces . ironed.
American Laundry, phone 873. .. tf
Try our wet ..wash on your next
wash day. 15 pounds for 7 Be. You
can't do It at home for this amount.
Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal
Domestlo Service. Phone 160. . tf
Right now Is tho time for Hoar
-Creek oil spray. Plant Tol. 401-H-4
'. ... .. ..... , , . 293
',. Among Portland 'rosidftnt stopping
In Medford ale Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Dry
den, B. F. Othusr W. C. 1'ago. A. M.
Southwa.lt, Dr. J. O. Nibley, It. 8.
Shepherd,, Otto Motschan, Mr. and
Mrs,. E. G. Klmoll, J. C.. McVay, Mr.
and,, Mrs. Matt, Clark, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. DeJorheaul
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
., There's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN
. Medford,, Aubj Painting. 29 nnd 31
ooum uroni m. I'nono viM. Tno far
Best and most up to date auto paint
shop In spufhorn Oregon. All work
guaranteed for one year. Call and.
see our work and get our prices,. 296
Beautiful Gaga hats shipped weekly
to. The Emmy Lou. Hat Shop, M, M.
Dept. Store. 291
, C. C, Cote,, arrived homo on this
morning's train front his short busi
ness visit , at .Sirloin, , lie will leave
Saturday evening for Culver, Ore., to
attepd tho funeral of, W. II. Cate. his
father, who died there Friday morn
ing. The funeral will be hold.Hundny.
Lawn planting and landscape work.
Phone 7-R. 291
Try our dry wash 7o per lb., mini
mum 7 (So, .All flat pleqes Ironed.
American Laundry, phone 87S. tf
fanning keeps ,tho body youthful.
Find youth nt the (Jrlenlal gardens
Saturday nights. 291
The Dixie club will meet at the
library (Saturday a( 2:30.. , ,,
Phonographs! See Launspach.
See Form Bur. for lime sulphur
spray. 293
Frank Doremus. the well known
orch'ardlst; has returned from Santa
Barbara where ho spen tho winter
visiting his parents. . -. -
Jus. A. filornb. loft Medford a few
days ngo for a month or six weeks'
visit with his relatives In, Plainficld,
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More food value for
your money.
Insist
on
FLUHRER'S
MUM' Bread
h
At Any Grocer
i
Xew Jersey.
Talk prunes this week. 29
Fuller urushes efficient servants.
Tel. 835-R. 34
Dance to the time of Alford's Im
periul orchestra,, Juckuon Hot Spring".
Sat. nlffht, March 1st. 291
The San Francisco delegation of
business vi Mi tors In the city Includes
IVm. I. La Blanche, Ned Naturan, Ira
Abrahamson, Louis N. Freedman and
Harry H. Katz.
1 Jf the party who took the spare tire
from my Ford coupe Tuesday night
when parked in front of the Armory
returns It, no questions will be asked
I know who that party is. O. A
Johnson, phone 615-R. 29
The Central Auto Service . - 8tago
Lines announce that Klamath Falls
stages will leave Hotel Holland, Med
ford daily at 1:30 p. m;, effective
March 1st. . ., , 291
If you dance at all, you can dance
to our muHic. ..The Oriental gardens
Saturday nights. 291
Among the musical numbers to be
offered by tho Chr.Htlan church for
the concert Sunday evening will be an
instrumental trio for saxiL phone, clar
.net and piano by Mrs. Darby, Mr,
Darby and Mrs. Scougall. - George
Wendt will play, a baritone horn solo,
Uage weekly Service hats every
week end. The Km my Lou Hat Shop,
M. M. Dept. Store. . ... . - - . 291
Singer electric or treadle machines
sold or ronted on terms of (3.00 per
month., bargains in second-hand ma
chines. Kepalrs and supplies for all
makes. Tho Singer Store, 10 S. Fir,
29U
Dance where beauty, gaiety and
wonderful music make life worth
while tho Oriental gardens Saturduy
nights. 291
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCuIston have
returned from a two months auto
tour of California and while they had
a wonderful trip they are glad to be
back to "tho best city on earth1
Gago Weekly Service hats overy
week end. Tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop,
M. M. Dept. Store. 291
Prunes are a health food. 202
Something new, something differ
ent, Jackson Hot Springs dance Sat
night. Mar. 1st. . 291
Tho J3rown Motor company have
tnken over the local distributing
agency of tho Nash cars. This new
firm Is located on South Riverside,
Dance, Rlversido Community club,
orchestra. 292
Gago weakly Service hnts every
week end. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop,
M. M.vDept. Store. . . , . 291'
Dance whore every moment Is i
pleasure tho Oriental gardens Satur
day nights. 291
Mrs. Horace Bromley left Thursday
for uoseburg whero Mr. JJromloy Is on
business at present. She will return
after a short visit.
Hlng cherry trees, the best ever.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2
tf
Tho ladles of the South Methodist
church will servo, an oyster supper
Friday evening, Feb. 20, from 6 to 7
m. Price 36c and 50c. 291
Ladies, this is Leap Year, Enter
tain your husbands, at Jackson Hot
Springs Sat. night, March 1st. 291
Mr, and Mrs. Wllllum T. Grlovo of
Prospect are lit Medford for a row
days. . , .v
bee our Friday and Saturday spec
ials: All new stylos, $7.98 and $6.98
M, M. Dept. Store. 291
Dance, Riverside Community club,
Saturday nlto. March 1st. Love land's
orchestra. 292
Banco after the basketball game at
tho Oriental gardens Saturday night.
... , .291
F. Wldomeyer of Ravenna, Nob,, is
among the middle west visitors In tho
city. ....
St. Mark's Guild annual Mardl Gras,
Agriculture hall, Vroka, Calif., Feb.
29, 1924. Entirely different program
followed by grand ball. 291
Bee Samuel Ba tenia n or phone 912-J
for the bost garden loan, . H
Max Gubar and T. J. Coffman of
the Valley Candy Co., left lust night
for Portlund on, a short business trip.
. President Landers of tho Oregon'
State Normal school has advised Supt.
O. A. Jirlscoo of this city, that the
Southern Oregon Su minor Normal
school will open In Ashland Juno 16,
and will cover a period of six weeks.
Although a desire had boon expressed
to have the, school cover a period of
12 weeks during this year, President
landors staled that money would not
bo avatlablb to continue tho term be
yond six weeks, and Inasmuch as Ash
land felt unnhlo to provido'addltloiml
finances the usual six weeks term will
bo in vogue. Ashland' Tidings.
For 15 years R. A. Holmes has been
known as "The Insurance Man." Wo
load, others follow.
Boiling out new phonographs and
records all kinds half price. Gold Ray
Realty Co. Open evenings. .
Rig $4.95 trimmed hat special Sat
urday, Vanity Shop. Main at Bartlott.
. . . ,291
Edward Rutherford, traveling audi
tor of tho Associated Oil company, is
In Medford for a few days checking
up on the books of tho local office.
See our Friday and Saturday spec-,
lals: All new styles, $7.98 and $6.98.
M. M. Dept. Store. 29MI
Prunes are a health food. 292
Choice young beef nt Publla Market i
booth 11, Saturday. Trices right. 291 i
Tho elementary grado schools con
cert wilWbcgin this evening at7;30
In tho Armory. This ponccrt Is free
and nil are. Invited to nttond, .The
selections sung tonight by tho pupils
aro not especially prepared for tho
occasion, but are from tho everyday
work of the class room. . ,
O! Hoy! Com to tho Ijidy Elks
danco Friday ovenlng, Feb. 29th. 291
Wo have good values In usod cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Ilio county rays nearly a hull
's red thousand lens taxos thin year than
last. Orcgnnlan. How do they do It?
William Ulrlch can tell you. 29
Mrs. Geo. E. Goodell of Grants Pass
was In Medford yesterday In the inter
est of tho Camp Fire Girls organisa
tion. Miss Nell Mckoon, secretary of
the Y. W. C. A. has consented to help
with this work In Medford.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, phono 680-J-3. x tf
Dollclous, Wlnesay, Staymens, rip
ptns. 7Bc. Cornice. Nells pears.- $1.
Fresh milk goats $33, , kids $2.50.
Improved ranches for salo or. rent.
Smith, at Medford Fish Co. 291
Uuy prunes this week. 292
R. S. Shophard of tho Otis Elevator
company is in Medford from Portland
mnklntt out the speofflrntlons for the
new elovn'.or in (ho otv Medford.
Eat prunes this wevk.
Quite a df legation of temporary
visitors in the city from the state of
Washington includo Mr. and Mrs. D
E. Brown and Mrs. Joseph Brown of
Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson
of Walla Walla, Elmer S. Higglns of
Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kelska of
North Bend,' and the following from
Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. D. Gyldenfeldt,
Mrs. M. lluder, Miss C. Bend, Mrs.
Milton M. Fried, F. C. Canine, Mr.
and Mrs, H. T. Weeks, F. W. Aust,
H., L. Du Puydt. Mr. and Mrs. F
Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. J C. Henry,
M. N. Shaw, Fred II. Baxter, Mrs. H
B. Migerey, Mrs. If. J. Albrecht.
Friday and Saturday specials: New
pattern hats, latest styles, all colors.
values to $9.50 and $10, priced at
$6.98 and $7.98. The Emmy Lou Hat
Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 291
Lime sulphur,' liquid and. dry, oil
emulsion. Order now. Conner's, 64!
295
F. W. Hollis is trying to house two
hundred newcomers that will arrive in
Medford today and tomorrow. They
are the beautiful fluffy chicks that
are now hatching In the Standard in
cubator In, the window of the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Co. 292
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reames of
Medford, Ore,, are . registered at the
Hotel Portland.. Mr. Reames Is one
of the leading attorneys of southern
Oregon and one of Its most enthusios
tic anglers. Portland Oregonlan.
Unity literature teaches people how
to be we!), prosperous and efficient
Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf
Why use a treadle machine when
we will rent you a new White Electric
for $3.00 per month. White Sewing
Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlott.
See our window for $4.95 trimmed
hat values, Saturday, Vanity Shop,
Main at Bartlett. 291
George Newborg, who has been ill
In the Sacred Heart hospital for the
past' three weeks, left today for his
homestead above Butto Falls.
Lime sulphur, liquid and dry. ol)
emulsion. Order now. Conner's, 64.
, 295
Danco, Eaglo Point, Sat. nite. 292
F.. W, Hollis Is trying to houso two
hundred newcomers that will arrive
in Medford today and tomorrow. They
aro the beautiful fluffy chicks that
are now hatching in the Standard In
cubator in the window of the Medford
Furniture & Hardware Co. 292
Mrs. J. A. Perry was the hostess at
fancy dress bridge party at her
home on West Main street Thursday
evening. There were fourteen tables
of bridge and tho costumes of the
ladies ranged' from the early colonial
style to the "vamplro" and other
characters of today. A two course
supper was served and the prizes were
boxes of prunes In honor of Prune
Week.
Columbia' plaster wall board. Cal
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. '
Friday and Saturday specials: New
pattern hats, latest styles, alt colors.
values to $9.50 nnd $10, priced at
$6.98 and $7.98. Tho Emmy Lou Hat
Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 291
Lady Elks danco Friday evening.
Feb. 29th. Good music, good eats,
biggest dance of tho season. Admis
sion $1.25. Extra ladles 35c. , 291
Mrs. Jack Moran has takoh a posi
tion in the office of the It. A. Holmes
Insurance company. . ,
Big' $4.95 trlmmod hat spoctal Sat
urday. Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlott.
291
You can get It at DoVoe's. tf
Talk prunes this week. 292
A news dispatch from Toledo, Ore.,.
says: "George A. Mansfield of Med-1
ford, democratic candidate for Unitod i
States senator, spnko on non-political
subjects beforo tho regular Monday)
noon luncheon of tho chamber of
commerce. Thursday evening he gave
political address before nulto a I
gathering of republicans and. demo
crats In the courtroom of the local
courthouse. Tuesday Mansfield spoke
In the Odd Fellows hall In Newport.
This Is not Mansfield's first trip In
here, as he mado many friends locally
while president of the Oregon Farm
Bureau and by theso ho was received
on very cordial . terms. In his talk
hero Mansfield, wont into somo detail
on the opposition ho Is meeting from
tno same interests that ne stated op
posod tho work of the Oregon Farm
Bureau and hns. according to his
statement, contributed to Its present
plight."
For estimates on fixing lawns
phone 012-J, Samuel Bateman.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Grafting wax. Eden Valloy Nursery.
phono 680-J-2. tf
Gus Schneldau, the Medford wrest
ler, spent .Thursday fishing at the
Savage Rapids dam and returned with
several fine steolhead. Ho reports a
run of steelhead. .
Why experiment, buy Gage hats.
itylo and quality that have no equal.
See our wonderful display. The Emmy
Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. St6ro. 291
Buy prunes this week. 292
New shipment cotton crepe, all
colors. 23c yd. Jap Art Store. .
William O'Hara has bought the
igar store next to the Nash hotel
froin Charles Bowman, who took, pos
session of it this morning and will
make somo Improvements. . Charles
Bowman leaves in the near futuro for
Baker City, Ore., where ho owns a
ranch.
Beautiful Gage hats shipped weekly
to Tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M.
Dept. Store. 291
Eat prunes this week. 292
Flowering shrubs, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursory. Phone
6S0-J-2. tf
A largo delegation of Medford high
school students nnd citizens are driv
ing to Ashland this evening to attend
tho third Medford-Ashland game of
the 'season', which takes place nt tho
Ashland Armory this evening. Tho
first two games wero Medford victor
ies by a large score and Ashland will
make a great effort to come hack to
night nnd defeat Medford, Much in
terest has been displayed by both
citlos In those games. , ,
Cars for rent without driver.
Elwood Auto Shop, S. Central.
Prunes aro a health food.- 292
Coal briquettes. Clean and econom
ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal
Co. Phone 239. tf
Sunday night, will he tho .regular
monthly musical evening at the Pres
byterian church. In addition to the
special music by tho regular slpKrB.
Mrs. Rernlco Moorehouse Bolger will
play a selection on tho violin and Miss
Victoria Andrews will sing ono num
ber. - 1 . ,
Get soft paper school tablets at this
office. tf
Why experiment. - buy. Gage hats.
style .and quality that have no equal.,
See onr wonderful display. The Emmy
Loi Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, ?9;J
All persons interested in music are
invited to attend the free elementary
grade school concert at the Armory
this evening. Tho concert will begin
at 7:30 and will be over by 8:30 so
that those parents who wiah to take
their children ,to "The Covered
Wagon" at the Rialto will be able to
do so. i
Buy prunes this week. 292
Knight's Packing Co. has machin
ery on way to double their capacity
for handling tomatoes and would
contract for one hundred acres of
tomatoes at their plant In Medford.
. 292
Columbia plaster wall board. " Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber '
Vdrd. j
A number of local Knights of Pyth
ias niembers attended the meeting of j
the new Ashland lodge of that, order
last night, Including Aubrey G. Smith, i
chancellor commander of Talisman
lodge; James Stewart, E. E. Gore,
Carl F. Fichtner and J. P. Perry.
Arrangements were completed for the
Installation of the new lodge in Ash- t
land on March 7th, when tho state
lodge master from Portland will come
for the ceremonies, which will bo held
in the Ashland Armory and be fol
lowed by a banquet. Delegations from
Medford, Grants Pass. Klamath Fulls.
aqd the northern California cities will
be there. .
Friday and Saturday specials: New
pattern hats, latest styles, all colors,
values to $9.50 and $10, priced at
$6.98 and $7.97. The Emmy Lou Hat
Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. . 291
Trade at home and bark the differ
ence. Eden Valley Nursery, phone
680-J-2. .. , tf
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Elchth and
Bartlett. . . tf
Grover Corum, who has been
spending the past week in Medford
will leave Sunday for his homestead
near Butte Fulls.
Eat prunes this week. 292
R. I. Red eggs at DeVoe's.
Fruit, shade and nut bearing trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2.
tf
Grafting wax at Monarch -Seed Co.
tf
I. L. Patterson of Salem, state man
ager of the Coolldge campaign, was In
Medford a few hours today enroute
from Klamath Falls. Mr. Patterson
reports the Coolfdgo sentiment grow
ing dally and that there is no doubt
about his nomination, pnlesS some
thing unforeseen happens. Petitions
will be circulated in Jackson county
soon to place Coolfdge's name on the
ballot and to organize a Coolldgo club.
Who pays the agent, you or the
other follow 7 Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone 680-J-2. tf
Get your magazines at DeVoe's.
Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop.
Exchange your old piano for a new
one. ;See Launspach, phone 227. "
Phonographs. See Launspadi.
W. E. Norrls of this ritv received
a letter today' from his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Scholz, formerly of Medford,
now of Santa Rosa, California saying
that she was recently awarded a prize
for being a safe automobile driver in
a contest being conducted by a news
paper in thnt city. An extract from
her letter follows:
"I want you to read tho Democrat,
Feb. 22, page 1, under the heading
'Women again in .lead as safest aulo
operators' Ay hat do you think of
mo being a careful dflver. I was as
much surprised as anyone. Yester
day I was driving around town show
ing some different places to mother
when a man passed my car In n
hurry, jumped out of It and, stopped
me. saying 'what Is your name I
thought sure it was tho police, so did
not say anything, so he said, 'I have
been following you and found that
you. aro' a careful driver and a win
,ner In today's award prizes.' I sure
was surprised and pleased."
LOCAL DANCE CLUBS
The county court hns granted li
cense to tho Riverside club, and. tho
.Tnckson Hot Springs,' for the right to
hold dances, with the proviso that they
be under a deputy sheriff and a police
matron.
Hoof and Mouth UIsphno Ut-clliir
OAKLAND, cair. Fob. 29. Indica
tions todny me that the foot and
mouth diBfuso In California wil lho
stamped but within a Jew days ac-
cordlnK to CI. H. Hecke. In chame of
the work, for the bureau of agricul
ture. . .
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
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Canned Goods Dollar Day
Your dollar' will buy a whole lot more than you think it will if you .
don't load it up with the cost of a lot of things you can't eat. .
Clerks, credits and deliveries are a big factor in your living costs,
yet have rio lasting value.' We cut' them here and price on the
basis of lower expense. Cut out this ad and bring it iii. If you
wish our floor man will gladly help you to find what you want, and
then you will know what a dollar cari do if given half a chance.
DOLLAR SPECIALS
Lima Beans,- No.' 2 cans 7: . .8 for $1.00
Rogue River Fancy Beans, No 2 cans- .,.8 for $1Q0
Tomatoes,' Standard Pack, No. 2 cans 8 for $1.00
Tomatoes,- solid pack, No. 2 cans' 7 for $1.00
Standard pack Corn, No. 2 cans , 9 for $1.00
Fancy Maine Corn, No. 2 cans . .,. 5 for $1.00
Fancy Country Gentleman, No. 2 cans . . . '.6 for $1.00'
Goody Goody Peas, No. 2 cans ..... 8 for $1.00
Preferred Stock Telephone Peas, No. 2 cans . 5 for $1.00'
Sweet Potatoes, No. 1 cans' 11 for $1.00
Van Camp's Beans, medium size . 9 cans $1.00'
Libby's fancy sliced Pineapple, No. 2-J cans .3 for $1.00
Libby's fancy Grated Pineapple, No. 2 cans ....... .5 for $1.00
Campbell's Soups 10 cans $1.00
Pure Fruit Jams, No: 2 cans . . . 8 for $1.00
Fancy Sunkist Peaches, No; 2 cans .... . . 4 for $1.00
Seedless Raisins . . ..... . , . . 12 lbs; $1.00
Matches (reg. 7c quality) . f 20 boxes $1.00
Sun Brite Cleanser . . .v. ....... 16 pkgs. $1.00
Dry Onions ..... . . . : V Vl. ".C T. V. r. . . ... 40 lbs. $1.00
25c Pancake Flour . .-rrrrrrr:". '. V 1 . 5 blcra $1.00
Oranges, of medium size and sweet . . ... .5 doz. $1.00
MEiAT MARKET
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. ....... 15c
Hamburger, lb. . . . . 15c
Cottages, lb. ..... 22c
BAKERY DEPT.
Cream Puffs Last1 Saturday we didn't have enough so we will
try again tomorrow. Old fashioned Cream Puffs, of generous
size and filled with pure whipping' cream 4 for 19c
Hot Biscuits, from 11a. m. to noon.; Hot from the oven at 11. Per
dozen , . . ... .... . : . . . . . ; ... 10c
Regular Saturday sale of Devil's Food or Mocha Cakes. Regu
lar ooc. Saturday, each -. . . . . . . . , . . ,..
23c
Gates :&rLydiard
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
Lots of Room to Park- Your Car
Notice
All parties having lawns at I. O. O.
P. ' celnetery should' remit at onco for
cure, for !Si4. L. 11. Dusenbury,
Sexton. 234 1!. Ninth St., phone 965-K
Medford. Oro.
A. P. & A. M.
Special communication Med
ford IxmIw No, "lOS.-A. K. &
M.. Friday evening. Feb.
29 1D24,.. at 7:30- p. m. Work In
M. M. dogrce. lty order V. M.
3!1 .. A. Ji fJtOSK, Secratarj'j
Getting Too Fat?
Try This Reduce
People who don't grow too fat are
the fortunate exception. Hut If you
find tho fat accumulating or already
cumbersome, you vllt be wise to fol
low this suggestion, which Is endorsed
by thousand of people who know.
rVsk your druggist for. Marnioln Pre
scription Tablets and follow direc
tions. One dullnrMs the price the
world over. (Jet them from your own
druggl.-tt or send price direct to Mr
niola Co., 4812 Woodward Ave., De
troit, Mich. Vy doing this you will
be safe from harmful drugs and be
able to reduce steadily nnd easily,
without starvation diet or . tiresome
eserclse, " Adv,
Ireland's llanks Irosierous.
. UfltLIX, Feb. Statistics recently
published show Ireland's banks to be
prosperous, some of them paying as
lilgn ns 20 per cent dividends. The
Hank of Ireland, with which tho gov
ernment deals, declared a dividend of
16 per cent and added Jl, 000. 000 to
Its reserve. Dep'oslts generally show
a decrease due to tho tranwfer of
funds to the Free State national loan.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Ulack enamel with cut steei
earring. Return to this office. 202
WANTKD TO EXCHANOK Well
Improved irrigated t0 acre hay and
dairyVanch in Pes Chutes Co. near
Re'dmond. Ore, 'Cor small improved
ncreago in the Kngue Kiver vallev.'
Write N. D.- Wood, 2101 Fir St..
La Orunde, Ore. .... . 299
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
. room, prhute family. Women or
girls employed preferred. Phone
9S7-J. 2il4
WANTED Xeed an experienced man
for orchard work. Have no living
quarters so prefer a man living nt
home. Apply to H. II. Clarke, Cen
tral Point, Oregon 21)6
FOH SALE Sorted Newtown apples.
H. 11. Clarke. Central Point. 2H
FOR SALK Trees! Trees! Trees!
Special sale prices on many vari
eties; must move stock next week.
Cholep lot of grtiMs for nrbors and-r
peneral planting, walnuts, aimonds,
peaches and plums. Progressive
everbearing plants $1.00 per 100
delivered anywhere. Phone 465-J
evenings. E. C. WeK'li,' 15 N. Grape.
i , . :?s
klllii) in Boxing Rout.'
PANAMA, Feb. 27. Larry Murray,
welterweight boxer of" Rrooklyn, X.
Y.. died In a hospital last night after
a bout with Soldier Underwood of
tho American garrison. A heavv
.laps Claim Origin of Baseball
TSIXGTAO. China. Tho Japancso
have marto wonderful progress In base
ball, so much so that somo of them
are challenging tho American claim to
originating tho game. A controvery
. . . m,c.' "t rouno nas arisen here by the contention ad
caused a cerebral hemorrhage and vanced by certain Japanese t Sat baso
death camp. In an. hour f ball originated in their ( . 7
Whitman's Candies
What n wr.ml.Tiul list to select froifi The Sampler, Pleas
ure Islamf, Salinnoii'mli, The' Fnshy 'Package,' Milk 'choeo-'
late, AH Cream Centers, Chocolate covered Caramels (15c
ami 60) Nothing But Mints 50c. Minfy Mallows 30c, Jordan
Almonds 15c and 60c, Chocolate Mint Kings 25c, 1 lb. Hard
Candies Asst. 65c.
.,, TAKE HOME A BOX FOE SUNDAY.
Heath's Drug' Stor
Heath; Mann and Heath
hi09 E. Main St. aaS
We are as near to you as your telephone