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The Crater club will not meet to-,
nitfht. the meeting having hern post
poned to-March 2Z. The final .meet
ing of the committee working out the
details of the arches to be erected ut
the city limit on the I'aclflc hteh
way will be held tonight, however, and
It 1ft expected that actual work of con
structing the markers will atari within
a few days.
Columbia planter wall hoard. Call
for prices. "Wallace Wood Lumber
yard.
Ilemember the delightful chicken
dinner on St. Put rick day, by the
Catholic ladles at 0 p. in. at the hall
on Koutli Oakdale. ' Tickets GO cents.
8U4
Otis Hklnner, the famous actor and
the print) pa Im of his company who play
at the Crnterian tonight In "Kancho
Punzu," arrived in the city last nlnht
1 ri I
Ted C 11 Men. who was Mir rented by I Included among the local visitors
Chief Police Adunis last Friday af-'froia the state of California are: Carl
tern on n for intoxication and. put up F. Anderson of Yreka, C. It. Alont
$K cash hail for his np pen ran re next gomery of Tangent. I. Vanpelt o
day In the city court, forfeited thitt Hornhrook. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
ball througlie failure to appear In t'war of Alameda. It. A. Coffman, and
court. f J VI. Klliott of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.
The Pantorlum does all kinds of L. Darling. Charles Held and Iv. L.
pleating. . 1'hone 244. 2ltltf Itobinflon of Loh Angeles and A. Itrill.
jj. r . .Mi'i one, ra .1. usnier. j. w . iei-
tus. F. M. Moriarty una Millon Oruy
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir.
Alta Nay lor, cdraetiere. 318
The Myrtle Point high school was
closed temporarily last week on ac
count of an epidemic of la grippe. Six
ty pupils were down with the disease.
Dress-up-time, is at hand. Why not
see Mrs. Trowbridge at once? 30
For expert marcelling come to the
barber shop next door to Heath's
Drug Store. Phone G44. Ituth Picket.
304
The party of prrtfcsslrs and students
of the engineering clans of O. A. C.
who have been touring Oregon and
studying the various engineering pro
jects throughout thu state, visited the
Copco No. 2 project at Copco, Calif.,
yesterday, returning to this city lust
evening; and today are at K lamnth
Kalis Im-pectlng the Klamath reclama
from Sacramento, and the remainder j tjon project, but are expected to re.
of the big company and the baggage
will arrive Into this afternoon.
Wo pay for nshes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Jno.
tf
La die h' and chlblrena' hats made to
order. Save half, if 17 Kurrefcun. 307
Mr. and Mrs. George Kads and Del
oils Holhrook have returned from Al
bany where they had been visiting with
relatives. They also attended the state
basketball tournament games at Salem
the latter part of last week.
Coul briquets, that clean fuel. Han-
sen Coal Co. Phon 239.
A - dress cut and fitted. The kind
you want, when and us you want It.
Mrs. Trowbridge, 90D W. 10th street.
306
J tit In was predicted fur this after
noon and tonight, and cloudy weather
with a moderate temperature for
Tuesday, In tho prediction Issued this
. morning for this vicinity by the Han
Francisco weather bureau. The rain
predicted for yesterday, did not mate-,
rial 1 zo. ' 1
Hemstitching 80 a yard. Tho Van
Ity Shop, Bartlott and Main, tf
turn to Med ford anatn before return
ing to Corvallls. Among thoso In the
parly were A. Parson, O'Nell Olson.
Itichard Dm ant, Arthur Huell, Kmery
Johnston, K. I. Peny. Fred Vosbeen.
John H. Stout, LotiN 10. Itydell. S. K.
Samdanl, Jay X. Dull. Carl F. Wilson.
II. II. Obcr. Ktuart Sims. Frank A.
Itous, It. U. Harris, C. Dullen. J ne
Squires, Fred Ingram, C. K. Gabriel
land J. Clyde Archibald.
Rogue Hlver Valley Creamery but
ter 47a per lb. Johnson Produce Co.
Chicken noodle luncheon at the
Presbyterian church TueHday, 11:30
to 1:00 Price tiOc. 303
The fine hunting dog of J. It. Crews
was struck by a car and killed Sunday.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DcVoe's? .
New lOngllsh Sport Coats. Nut wick.
Inc. 303
Guests at the hotels' from distant
of San Francisco.
Special this weeh. Exfde battery
for Ford. Chevrolet anil Star, $16.00.
Williams & MeCurley, tf
Den V. Hilton was a business vis
itor in the city today from his ranch
on Iliddle Lane.
Old papers for kindling fire at this
office. tf
A new sharpening device for razor
blades Includes a kurnlcd roller that
raises the nap of the leather strap
with each stroke, preventing it from
becoming gin zed
Nursery stock. .The best assortment
In southern Oregon. Fruit, shade and
nut-benrlng trees', flouring shrubs,
vines, berry plants, rhubarb and as
paragus plants, evergreen trees and
figs, perennial plants, grape vines. A
fine lot of heavy two year Blng cher
ry. A good general assortment of
fruit trees for home orchards. Com
mercial varieties, including Old Home
on L'ssurlensis for commercial or
chards. Grafting wax and other sup
plies for orchard work. Don't take
my word for It. come and see for your
self. Will gladly duplicate any order
booked by nn agent for the same or
less money and give you better ser
vice. Eden Valley Nursery. Phono
G80-J-2. Sales yard 61214 Kast Main
street. 289 tf
Government checks approximating
J 100, (MM) will be distributed to mem
bers of the Klamath Indian tribe be
tween now ami the first of the mouth.
It will be at least a week before the
checks are ready for distribution.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Coe and son
Hobble of Klamath Falls spent the
week end in Med ford visiting with
friends.
Attorneys Porter J. Neff and Goorgc
GAME WARDENS ON I qbiujary fe- kmz?-z$
1 1
TRAIL OF VIOLATORS
OF GAME LAWS
1 11, v , ly, y ' M. lloherts arc leaving this evening for
Include Mr. unci Mrs. J. K. Sputl! of ,, ,1 .Vni ,.,..,..
Fairfield. Neb.. M l'H. John .Stungo of
Newnh. Wis., Mr. nnt! Mrs. It. O. Kl
liott of Grand Junction, Cul.i Kov. An
drew H. (.iraham of IJostnn, Mr. and
Don't forget tho hard time ball at M,. t.. R Mcoreitor of Minneapolis.
K. of 1'. hull. Match 17th. I'rlzos will
bp given. Tickets GOc. 303
V. 1J. Miller, local Standard Oil inun
nger, Friday received a telegram an
nouncing that he had been promoted
to the office of advertising manager of
the Portland division, with headauar
tcrs In Portland. Mr. Miller, who Ih
grand high fizz of the IJthlans, a di
rector In tho local Chamber of Com
merce, a member of the KlwaniH club
nnd a 1 00 per cent booBtor for Ash
land anil Bouthcrn Oregon, will be
missed as ho Is nlwnys ready to lend
a holpliiK hud to any movement for
the betterment of .this region. Ash
laud Tidings.
"Wo pay rash for used pianos. Pal
mer Piano House. tf
. Hluricnt nmrcells fiOo by MIbb Fran
ces Kellogg until further notice. Phone
504 for nppolntment. tf
luvronco I.uy of Wollen was in the
city Hnturdny attending to business
matters.
'Hats, flowers, feothe'rs. ribbon', cto
ut Lottie Howards, .N. Ventral Ave.
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Chimney sweep. Phono 22-11. 32(1
Tho mombers of tho high school
basketball team nriived home on train
13 Sunday forenoon, front having at
tended the stale basketball tournament-
nt Salem.
Tho Salvation Army ran help somo
one with your old clothing, etc. ' tf.
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 2.10.
The Simpson Kstate nt Coqullle.
headed by I.. J. nnd Edgar Simpson,
has filed Incorporation papers show
ing a cnpltall7jttlnn of II, SOO.IIOIl.
Satisfaction guaranteed In n well
fitting garment when we do the work
' for you. Mrs. Trowbridge, 903 V.
10th. 300
Hemstitching, buttons covered nt
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
Among tho out of town Oregonlnns
arriving here Sunday are C. 1,. Hough
ton of Hosehurg, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
llnbbs of Kugene. ami Mrs. Frank U.
I.ce, Thomasi V. Dnlzcll, :. A. McCar
thy. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. McDoprey and
Mr. and Mrs. !. l.oslie of Klamath
Falls. .
For expert marcelling come to the
barber shop next door to Heath's
Drug Store. Phono 644. ftutli Plukei.
304
Unity literature tenches people hot
In bo healthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious and happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Main streot, '
' o. McDcnrmon, Scott Davis mul
John v. Johnson returned Sunday
evening from .Salem, having ultendjrd
the state hftsketuiil! tournament held
there Inst week. - ' 1
We are overstocked nnd for tho next .
flu days wo will deliver 12 Inch dry
oak and Inurel nt $3.F0 per tier In two
tier londs. 1 Inch dry osk dud Isurel
nt $3.75. 4 foot dry delivered $s.76.
All other fuel In proportion. Vnlley
Fuel Co. JOOMf
Itndlo Fnns! Oct stntlnn list and
station log freo nt Virgin's. 10r West
.Main. Compliments Iloguc lllver Hit.
illo Club, Inc. 30r,'
H. Carter nnd Claude' Miles are
among the visitors from- Hutte Fulls
who spent tho week end in tho
illy.
Our 16 years
experience
is your-guarantee
R. A.
The Insurance IXn
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Vlpend of
Mrltlsh Golumbia, Louis Vincent of
Chicago, A. M. Hess and family of
Sask.. M. J. liain of Martinsville, I ml..
W, M. Thomfison of Poise, Idaho, and
the fntlowing from New York City;
Otis Skinner, W. Vcnnus. It. Subln, C.
Alre, Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Cramer.
Hauls Hampton, Lucille Mlddletnn,
Harold Browne. V lucent Cnllttghan,
Grace Klliott. I.uillc Knh,n, Mildred
Gordon, Herbert Helmore, Walter
Gcernnd F4 F. Hradar.
Chicken noodle luncheon nt the
Presbytei-lun church Tuosday, 1 1 :30
to 1:00 Price 50c. 303
Good allowances tor old machines.
Do your spring sewing on a new one.
Singer Co, 10 So. Fir. 304
It. Merrltt was In1 from his ranch
at Heese Creek Saturday attending to
business interests.
We pay for nshes and sell dirt
chonp. lirown & "White Agency, Inc.
Good organ' fof nle, $10. IT. G,
Lnunspach nt Weeks & Orr. .10.!
A delegation of local I-'Iks and their
wives will attend the anniversary ball
of the Ashland lodge of I-Jlks, which
will bo given in Ashland tonight.
An epidemic of colds rampant on
tile U. of O. campus, according to Dr.
G. A. Hoss, university physician, has
populai'lzed the chlorine treatment at
the university infirmary. . He attrib
utes the miniature epidemic to the
changing weather and loss of steep,
due to approaching examinations.
Clean sand for the children to play
in. Call Mud ford Sand & Gravel Co.
Phone 1075. 307
Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Hutchinson of
Trull are in town for a few days. Mrs.
Hutchinson Is- visiting. while Mr.
Hutchinson Is again attending court.
They are also getting supplies for their
place of business. Camp Sunset on the
PvOgue.
Itogue Hlver A'nlley .Creamery but
ter -17c per lb. Johnson Produce Co.
i. i
New Knitlish Sport Coats. Natwiek.
Inc. 303
Dean John Stroub. a member of the
I'niverstty of Oregon faculty for 4fi
years, was appointed by the board of
regents Saturday emeritus dean of
men. continuing ou'thc stuff oh prufes-
sor of Greeli. He has held the- Inst
pose since he begitn teaching at the
U. of (. In the full of 1S7S, two years
after the opening of the university.
Dear Straub Is 71! years old.
For expert marcelling come to the
barber shop next dnor to Heath's
UrUB Store. Phone fi44. Ituth Pb kel.
304
1 ton ne Itlver A'nlley Creamery but
ter 4 7c per lb. Johnson Produce Co.
J. fTuylor of the Valley Fuel com
pany has been confined to his bed
with a cold for the last few days.
i:ay to finish at home are the
dresses which Mrs. Trowbridge cuts
and fits for you, 30t;
New Knglish Sport Coats. Natwiek.
Inc. 303
ltullillug penults were Issued In
Medford during February for new con
struct ion valued at $ 1 7.'Jsr. Among
these Is a building to house the flour
ing mill of Morton & Son on Jackson
street.
We are overstocked and for the next
30 days we will deliver 12 inch dry
oak and laurel at $3.50 per tier In
two tier loads. lt Inch dry oak and
Inn re I st 13.75, 4 foot dry delivered
per cord $s,75. All other fuel in pro
portion. Valley Fuel Co. 800tf
ltcfore housecleaning, et me esti
mate your (tainting, tinting, enamel
Ing or psperlng. Prices reasonable.
Prompt service. H. V. Marx. Phone
178-J. 317
The annual meeting of the Oregon
State Motor sssoctution will be held
In Portland this evening t which time.
In addition to the regtilnr - business,
such us election ut board direc
tor's, n reviewing of ilie activities and
; accomplishments of the association
j during the past veur and other routine
1 livtttrrs proposed 9H"rtant chaoses
in the bylaws will bv presMntrd for
j rtmmb'r.il ton by 1 he in cm lei -dli p.
i: I C vuKfi at DeV f. (
. I. Hill in confined tn bl home
Ion Geneva nveuue on actuuttCol ill
i nows- !
I Columbia plaster wall board. Call
'for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. (
ChnAt MeFee. n wpresentative of
I It 11 d . Jones and company was n
Medford business vUltor todny from
Salem, where they will argue before
tho supremo court, tho pending coun
ty caso.
Temporary sojourners In the city
from Portland Include the following:
Mrs. Alice H. Wright. Mrs. P. How
den. Miss C. Hlanche, Mr. nnd Mrs. G.
F. Gallegly, rMs. F. F. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. C. K. Gunderson, H. F. Olsen,
Mr. und Mrs. V. II. Gallaway. K. W.
Llppel, 11. C. Zehrung, F. H. Hollen
beck, Kverett Tarpham, J. W. Truax,
Mrs. L. C. ljirsen, VI. N. Strong. Mr.
and Mrs. L. K. Oakley, H. K. Officer
and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Thompson and Charles D. Glbbs.
F. C. Carlson, manager of the
Chunslor and Lyons company of Port
land, left yesterday afternoon en route
to that city after spending several days
here.
Halph Pollock Is among the local
business callers In Grants Pass today.
Actual construction work on the
California and Oregon Coast railroad
bridge, probably will be started this
week. This bridge was washed out by
the high water early in the year und
the road has been forced to suspend
operations. The new bridge Is being
llnanced by Twohy Brothers, tho city
of Grants Pass nnd the Southern Pa
cific. About GO days will bo required
to biilld tho bridge. Tho Southern
Pacific bridge gang is to do the croct-
lng
Carl Ilebee of Klamath Falls spent
the week end in this city with his wife
and babies who are visiting here for
a short time.
P. D. Lowd of 320 North Riverside
nvenue, had his tonsils removed this
morning.
Among the visitors in the city from
the Htate of Washington are: Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Newton and daughter of
Kverett. John J. Hopkins nnd O. L.
Gary of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Waiigh, Mrs. L. F. Buckley and It. A.
Wan Kb of Abordeeen and the follow
ing from Seattle: It. It. I Person. N.
H. Plerwwn. W. , D. Sunderland. H. D.
L'oren. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Leonard.
Constance Leonard, K. L. Crlder. Sirs.
A. N. Gunderson, Mrs. C. A. Nelson
and Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. M. Cumntlugs.
The Merchants association meeting
has been postponed from Tuesday,
March 17. to Friday evening. March
L'7, whon Secretary Tait and Mr. Swan
of the Oregon State association nml
Secretary Snell of the Washington
State association will bo present to ad
dress the meeting.
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YIELD FINES
Incidental to a number of arrests
made by J. J. Mc.Mabon, deputy state
traffic officer over the week end for
Mpeedlng or not having license plates,
it Is announced that car owners must
have their licenses in plain sight, and
not behind bumpers or tires.
Quite a little money was realized In
Judge Taylor's court today to help
along the struggling state and county.
Clifford Hlckson of Kuglc Point drew
a fine of $10 for not having license
plates on his car. Then Frliss Kluhrer
paiil a fine of $10 for speeding on
Last Alain street : Kugene Hodcn
ha miner one of $ 1 5 for speeding on
the Pacific highway; and J. V. Mat
ney of Gold Hill paid $15 for speed
ing on the hlithway.
Another arrest, in which the police
and Mc.Mahnn are Interested, Is that
of a woman charged with recklesH
driving. Her case was set for trial
this afternoon.
8ALK.M. Ore.. Mar. Iti. Governor
Pierce today accepted an invitation
to attend the centennary banquet to
bo held at Vancouver, Watdi., on
Thursday. March 1!. ,
HO DG ICRS Charles O. Rodgers. a
native of Sams Valley passed away on
tiic ranch where he was born, nfter
i spending all his life In that locality,
at the uge of 50 years, nine months,
eight days. ,
Mr. Rodgers was stricken with
paralysis about three years ago and
last Friday suffered another attack j
which resulted in his death. De
ceased was well known and the sym
pathy of his many friends goes out
to the wife nnd six children who are
Mrs. Win. Wlthrow of Talent, Ore.,
Mrs. Roscoe Doty, Medford. Sybil
Kelbert, Velma and Glenn Rodgers,
all ut home, Mr. Rodgers' brother
who was postmaster at lieaglo passed
away very suddenly last month.
Funeral services wore hold at the
home at 2 p. m. today. Interment in
Ant loch cemetery. Conger Funeral,!
Parlors.
100 LATE TO CLASSIFY
Special Htate Game Warden Patrick
Dalley nnd Roy Parr, the Jackson
county gnme warden, ceased search
ing . for peddlers of dried venison,
or Jerky as It is more commonly
known, long enough Sunday to nose
around among the many fishermen at
the river and detect violations.
Hence Chas. llllnn.s, an -amateur
sportsman of Jacksonville, who has
been the only victim to appear in
court so far, was fined $30 by Judge
Taylor today on the charge of angling
without u fishing license.
He was fishing for catfish In the
back waters of the Rogue river near
Gold Ray vicinity, and was caught
red handed because he failed to dis
tinguish the two wardens from the
other fishermen, thinking that game
wardens always appeared In uniform
and wore their offl lal badges In plain
sight.
The law prohibits the selling or
peddling of Jerky meat, and the war
dens say they know there are viola
tions hereabouts and that some stiff
fines are awaiting violators whom
they are looking for.
Mr. Dally , last week assisted Kd
Walker, game warden of Douglas
coumy. n rounoing up jasper j-aiouse tt,nn(.lU in Central Point cemetery,
ill ivii.-iiuuiH ill ni-IIMH jvihj, JUKI
the latter was fined $300 in Justice
Jones court In Roscburg.
WKLCH Edward C. AVcK-h. who
has lived in Jackson county the
greater part of his life, passed away
at his home just outside the limits of
southwest Medford at 12: SO Sunday
morning. He was born in Portland,
Kept. 4, 1S77. Aged 47 years. Jle
came to Jackson county when a small
boy and is well known. For the past
few years he has been engaged in the
nursery business in and about Med
ford. Besides his wife. Xella Welch, he
leaves four children. Ardcth Welch,
LI mo, Calvin and Donald, all of Med
ford. Funeral services will be held at the
Conger chnpol at 2 p. m. Tuomlay,
Uev. P. Lawrence officiating. In-
Western or
ium Jr.
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RATERIAN
VAUDEVILLE
Tomorrow-i-2:G0, 7:00 and 9:00
EVA FAY
The High Priestess of Mysticism
Answers Your Merita Questions
America's Famous Tenor
HARRY ELLIS
in Songs and Stones
Each One Win One
Gospel Slogan at
Christian Church
The gospel meetings continue at the
First Chrlstinn church with increas
ing interest and attendance. Sunday
was a wonderful day in all the ser
vices. While there was much slck-
nctm the bible school filled the build
ing, and large audiences listened to
the messages of Kvangellst Stivers.
The morning sermon, "The Unfolding
of a Llfo" was a most eloquent pres
entation of the life of the Apostle
Paul, beginning with his early train
ing nnd showing the victorious climax
although he died for the truth.
There WRre four men Just in the
prime of life who took their stand for
Christ nnd the Christian life.
The evening service filled the build
ing and the sermon on "New Testa
ment Baptism," was listened to very
thoughtfully. Mr. Stivers' plea was
that baptism is not an ordinance of
tho church hut of Christ, that it is
His own (llvij)e command, and the
only way to tieat the mailer is to
study the liwpirod record of the early
church and then gladly accept the
teaching and obey.
There wero'baptlsnial services Sun
day evening.
Tonight the sermon will be "Jesus
Is Coming." Mnny will want to hear
this sermon because of recent agita
tion. The music for the week promises
to be the best yet. Mrs. Rcdmon is
proving herself to be a fine leader of
song, and is very successiui in nor
ioIos as an interpreter of gospel
songs.
Those who have not attended the
meetings are cord miry invited ami
urged to .'come.
MOVIE QUEEN ASKS
FOR BIG DEBT
XMW YORK. March IB. Lmiise
Glaum, motion picture actress today
filed suit for $103,000 against J.
Parker Head, .motion picture pro
ducer, alleging that he owes her
monev on a note executed In Los
Angeles' in December, '1H2L Read,
by whom Miss Glaum formerly was
employed and sturred in a number of
pictures, is said to be residing in
Paris. '
, It. A. M.
Crater Uike Chapter,
No. 32. Regular convoca
tion Tuesday. March 1 7th.
7:30 p. ui. Visitors wel
come.. A. F. NOT H .
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SALT ICR Charlotta ( Salter
passed away Sunday. March 1 U, aged
no years, 3 months, 2ii days. She
was the wife of Francis P. Salter,,
residing at 1101. V. Ninth- street.
She had been ill nnd confined to the
house since last Thanksgiving. The
family lias been residents of Med
ford for tho past fifteen years. She
Is survived by her husband, Francis
P., and one son, Richard K. Salter,
also one brother and sister. Geargc
Pierce, t, 'rest on, Iowa, and Mrs. N. P.
Neilsnn, St. Paul, Minn. The funeral
arrangement) will be announced
later. .
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Topics of the Day Wilson Waite, Director
Coming- Wednesday
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in "HOT WATEE"
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See the beautiful
Spring Dresses
, and
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MISS TOWNE
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These are the latest
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TONIGHT
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1 THE GREATEST ROLE OF THIS GREATEST STARl
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Present - ;
. in the Mcmi , Rollicking Spectacular
Ddscd on' DOM QUIXOTE "
A Company of 40 Placers, Singer's and
Dancers me.ke this fir. Skinners mosl
SpcctacuLar Production since Kifl'ZT
Jim.
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SEATS NOW SELLING!
Our mail order has been unusually Ian;e. but there arc plenty r uood
seats. Although .Mr. Skinner's production is elaborate, tho Crnterian
stage will more than accommodate i!.
Prices. IncluilliiK tax: Ixiwer Door, first 20 rows ?.7"i. next four rows
511.20, next five rows J1.G5; balcony, first two rows $1.(15, balance 51.10.
Have You Heard the Latest?
HAROLD LLOYD
Is In
HOT WATER
I'U.VVAI.KSI'KNT IIOMK lo you
want a K"tl i"'sl wllh .'Vi'rythlnK
lhat is utuxl fur vim lo fat? Cull IT'S
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YTi:i .r.il ap ..Ull. flMMUill,
yt.UMi; jn'ti li. tslm a I.' l'mlt
inenl. CliiilliT for aniTllH lit to
workers. Apply l No. Hartlflt St.
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F'tltrJ'.K.XT Hh.i.pInK rooms. S30 K.
vxm. i none ;t.i'-A. ti
WANTED Kninloyimnit hy
nurse, rhone 43 .-V.
MADRONA
BRAND
MINERALIZED
CHICK MASHES
WITH YEAST
BUILT TO MINIMIZE CHICK LOSSES
TO PREVENT LEO WEAKNESS .
TO MAKE STRONGER CHICKS
TO PRODUCE PAYING PULLETS .
Get a cop of our bulletin on the better care and
feeding of chicks and the real purpose of our
Mineralued-Yeast Chick Mashes.
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Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main Phone 260
SJoiithiM'ii Ort-uoii's -Largest I'oultrv Siipplv House
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HIGH CLASS SUBDIVISION
Frontage on Crater Luke hisliway; no hard pan; some traits excel
lent for poultry and garden truck, others In old alfalfa; part under bid
waicr contract, somo one-fifth, some one-half paid up; all has water,
right. Fiftepn minutes from Medford, near a good school.
Two-acre tracts. $50 per acre cash; $10 per acre pnys for land, in
terest, taxes and water. (
Ten-acre orchard tracts. 17 years old. have had excellent care every
year. Ask the regular realtors about lloadeleuw Irrigated Tracts. Wljto
or phone Irrigation Hureau, Medford. Htone 2iit or S0S-Y. ( '
SPECIAL
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Michelin
31-4.40
CLINCHER
BALLOONS
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Tire ad Tube $14.75
Will fit your pipvnt cllnelu'r i'inis nt wheel chiiiuo necessary.
q All Other Inter-Changeable Sizes
9 at Propcgftional Reduction.
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Medford Vulcanizing Works .
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Phone. 180
FOH HKNT-Wloepliu: rooms. Call S06
I'ertland,
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