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5STET)F0T?D $ATL TTITBTJN"E, DFORT), OTCKOONV FRIDAY, MARCH 9), 1923
KCGE TWO
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Tocal and
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Personal
The prcviiUmeo In the rily of bud :
.poUIb and flu iittuckH, which cn! ch
vlollins to tnko to their IioiIh, or at
least remain at home, atlll continues
with many men. women and children
on the disability lint.
Madrona brand mlncnilized-ycaHt
chick mnHhes are absolute Insurance
against les weakneps In Krowinw jtul
lets. ' Every person rulsinK clilcks
should Investigate theftepiashea. Made
Iy. Monarch Heed Co. tf
Tho liht rain which 8( t In late yes
terday afternoon and continued off
and on during the ulaht. amounted at
8 a. m. today to .13 of an Inch. To
day was alternately cloud yand sun
ny, and the prediction Is for fair
wenther tonight and cloudy weather
Saturday. This rnornlnp's minimum
temperature. 50 degrees, was the high
est minimum since late lust summer.
Wo have some bargains In used ma
chines, special prices on Singers and
Whites today. 24 No. fiartlett. 3 OK
Mr. and Airs. Harry Hooper of
Youngstown, Ohio, nnd J
B. Myers of
Moline, HI., are among the guests here
froih fl distance at the hotels, as are
J. II. Kowler of Reno. Nev., and Har
ry Watcher of Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. 1C. 10. Hubbard of Chicago, and
A. (ilasson of Indianapolis.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard.
Oleone. LeMarr, stenographer In the
county agent's office, has been 111 at
home for the past two days with a
hud cold.
Dry oak and laurel cut any length.
9111. per cord, flood huzz sawing
cheap. Pollock and Kricksoll. Phone
1110. . 312
Tile local students uf the." O. A. C
and V. lit O. began arriving home yes
terday for the annual spring vacations
of those educational Institutions.
Have you tried that big milk shake
nt UpVoe's?
Tho Jackson County Dog Protec
tive association met Tuesday evening
at Dr. K. C. McC'ulloch's office at the
Veterinarian hospital In Hertford, and
organized. The purpose of this asso
ciation is to try to protect tho dogs in
Jackson county from bolng poisoned
or otherwise mistreated. They also
hope to put on a kennel show either
In, Ashland or Medford this next full.
Ashland Tidings.
.Special Saturday sale, ifnusual bar
gains on used White and Singer sew
ing machines. 24 No. Ilnrtlett. 308
Citizens are asked to remember the
big sale on Saturday at the Thrift
Shop. Many new garments are com
ing In at this time. of the year and the
needs of families can be supplied.
Tho ludies of Medford and vicinity
mo invited to a special showing of
lovely hats and summer furs. Satur
day at Uartlett's Shop In the new Crn
terlan building. 307'
Mr. and Mrs. John Ollnstend arrived
In the city recently from Hollywood,
Calif., where Mr. Olmsteud had been
In business for tho past year or more,
for a visit of a week or so. They will
return, to southern California and
have placed' tlielr' house on South New
town street and Its furniture, on the
market for rnlo. Tho trip from Hol
lywood was made by auto and their
daughter. Mrs. Seeley Hull nnd baby,
who had noon spending tho winter
with theni, returned homo with them.
Jleautlful Oriental Hardens, Satur
day. '
Kd Webber spent yoslcrduy in
(hunts Pass on business.
Perry Foster was ill from his place
on tho upper Itoguo rlvor yesterday
Iransuctlui: business. ,
Coal briquet, that clean fuel. Han
sen eoni Co. Phon 239.
Kvery raiser of baby chicks should
know about Madrona brand mlneral-Ized-yeust
chick mushes before Blurt
ing their chicks. Manufactured by
Monarch Seed Co. tf'
The first visitors at tho Oregon
Caves for tho 1 tl U r season were Mr.
nnd Mrs. 11. 1.. 1'rnger. of "Cnrincl by
the Sea." Calif. They wero newly weds
on their honeymoon. (irunts Puss
Courier.
Special for Saturday only. Another
big selection of trimmed hats, priced
at 1.llK. Tho llnnny U)U Hat Shoppe.
In M. M. Store. 307
lluy Vnughan's superior flower
seeds ul the Monarch Sect! & Feed Co.
tf
That free entertainment at the First
liaplisl church for all takes place to
night at 7:30 p. m. Pictures and lec
ture on Alaska with many iiitertalnlng
features will bo on the program.
Nursery stock. Tho best nsHortment
In southern Oregon. Fruit, shade and
mit-benriiig trees, flouring shrubs,
vines, berry plunts, rhubnrb nnd as
paragus plants, evergreen trees and
figs, perennial plants, grape vines. A
fine lot of heavy two year lilng cherry.'-
A good general assortment of
fruit- trees for home orchards. Com
mercial varieties. Including Old Home
on Casui-lcnsls for commercial or
chards. Grafting wax and other sup
plies for orchard work. Don't take
my word for It. coine and see for your
kolf. Will gladly duplicate nny order
booked by an agent for tho same or
less money nnd give you better ser
vice.' Kden Valley Nursery. Phone
KXn.J-S. Sales yard (112 j Knst Main
I I
CROSS WORD
PUZZLE
' CAKES
A new s 'cial we w
olTer Saturday nt
15c each
This is
torv
an introdu
price only
The COLONIAL
23
8o. Oregon's Finest Bakery
Tho . following- fdm Portland are
among temporary sojourners In the
city: W. W. lingers. It. if. flrandy. O.
It. linker, Mrs. It. 10. ilaker and
daughter. Tim liurke, Mr. and JJrs,
ir? F,. I
itaipn it. i-'inrso, j. c jiannertoi
H. Wing. W. K. Taylor, Mr, and Mrs,
Mrs. i
W. C. MeNuught, 10. Stone, Mr. and
Mi'h. It.
"ml Mm.
M. Fox, j J I. ( DrcHiVr, qM i
K. T. liurtli, Km nk W. Nioll,
Mr. alul 'Jim. 1'
Jt. Wootlburn, How
ard P. Boardninn, Mr. and Mr, 10. J.
ParfloriH, It. G. Vallcntync. J. P. Jen
n Infra, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rittman, O.
h. Lt'ffiM'ts. C. A. Jobe, A, A. Main,
AlrK. l' SaundcM-H find baby, MIhh V,
GHbeler, K. I.. Matht-H. H. U. Hammer,
Lon Amacher and Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Wlluy.
Columbia piaster wall board. Call
for pricoH. AVuIluee "Wood .Lumber
Yard.
Special for Saturday only. Anothrr
iK JM'loetion of trimmed hutH priced
ut $4. it. The Kmmy lou Hat Shopp1
hi M. M. Store. 3 (J 7
An option wan taken today upon a
piece of land suitable for a olf couiho
by a K',f"P of men, tho (.'number of
Commerce, committee appointed to in
.vttHtlHute the pOHHibiliticH for the build
Jnpr ok ft polf eourwe here. The men
acted however, an ft protip of indiviil
ualK In taking the option, not utdnK
,ne nne ino wnamnnr or v oinincn u
in ine mi nHtirunn. in miiu wiiu-ii in
under option, lien on the Pacific high
way, but a few miles aouth of the city,
(t Ih ttelieved ideally situated for a pnlf
couiHe, boliiK rulllUK land with enough
natural hazordu to make the olf
course one of the finest fn Ibis ec
tln. The Chamber of Commerce has
for some time been endeavoring to ob
tain some action upon the n"lf course
possibilities hero. Ashland TldhiKs.
Special this week. Exlde battery
for Kord. Chevrolet and Star, $16.00.
.Williams & McCurlev. mlt
lleaiitiful Oriental Gardens, Satur
day. 3(iK
M. "Wood, a special officer of the
Southern Pacific company, was a
Medford visitor yesterday from Grants
Pass.
Klower lovers will find Rrcator sat
isfaction in VaUKhan's choicer flower
seed g at the Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
tf
Itarilett's Fur Shop In the new Cra
terian buildiiiR has the newest things
in hats and furs for your ensemble
suit. . , !7-
Helen Thomas, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. I. Thomas of West Main
Htrect. Is quite Hcriously III at the Com
munity hospital, havttiK been removed
there last nlht.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Urown & White Agency, Ine.
UKe, this name in your hat Is ab
solute assuranco of correct style. Sold
exclusively by The Kmmy I-ou Hat
Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 307
Oscar Lynum, wife ami uauKiuer,
of Medford, were visitors in this city
over tho week end. returning home
this morning. Mr. bynum was for
several years a mechanic at tho Iiuk'k
Karate here. Ho is now encased in
Ihti automobile business In Medford.
Uosobui'K News Review.
Dauco. lttversblo Community club,
Saturday nifiht. Alford's Imperial or
chestra. 3ft7
Columbia plaster wall board, Call
for prieoB...AUJlttee'AvoodH Lumber
Yard. "
A. Hi, Jtosenbaiim. an honorary
member of the Ashland Llthianf. at
tended tho farewell party and dance
jfiven by the Lithians last night Tor
V. I. Miller. Kiand high flzs of the or
ganisation, who will lenve this cvebiilK
for I'ortland, having been promoted to
higher position by tho Standard Oil
company.
Beautiful Oriental Gardens. Satur
day.
Dance. Riverside Community eiun,
Saturday night. Alford's Imperial Or
chestra. 307
Howard Croflty,' assistant secretary
from a bonding house In Portlami.
was a business caller In Medford yes
terday. '
Ladies' nnd chlldrens" hats mntie to
order. Save half. 917 Narregan. jik
Itarilett's Fur Shop In the new Cra-
terlan ltuitdlng has the newest things
in has and furs for your ensemble
suit. 3'
Seven heavy fines for luiunr pns-
sesHton were the result or Saturday
niuht's liquor raid, tho biggest In tne
Klamath Kalis history, when Mayor
Goddard, the entire police force ami
tho entire sheriff's office combined
forces In a descent upon the Glenn ho
tel and a group of cabins known as the
Cabbaue Patch." Fifty-one were tak
en in the raid and marched down Main
street, where they filled the court
houso corridors Until they were exam
Hied by the district attorney and either
flensed or held.
Dance. Riverside Community club,
Saturday night. Alford's Imperial Or
hestia. This name In your hat Is absolute
assurance of correct siyie. pmuu il
lusively by The Kmmy Lou not
Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 30.-
The Grants Pass hum scnooi onse
hall team is playing Us first game of
ibis season In that city this afternoon
with the team of the Glendale schnoK
The ladies of St. Mark's Guild will
have a cooked food sale In the parlors
of the Hotel Holland Saturday. March
2 1st, at 2 p. nt. Don't forget the dale.
307
Itefo-e liousecleanlng. et hio esti
mate vour nalntlmr. tinting, enantel-
Imr or nanering. Prices reasonable,
i..nt,...t .m-virn II. V. Marx. Thone
II Mrs. Karl Crow left the Community
bimnltal Thursday and went to her
U home on West loth stret. having suf
ficiently recovered from u major op-
..Int.
The ladies of St. Mark's Guild will
have a cooked food sale In the parlors
.f ibe Hotel Holland Saturday. March
21st, at 2 P. m. Don't forget the dato
307
Reautlful Oriental Gardens. Satur
.lav. iilck 'Cnlder, elevator operator in
the federal building, has been sick at
home this week wit hthe flu.
Come into Itarilett's Fur and Mil
llnerv Shoo for new and lovely hats
ami summer fars. 3(l
DrefR-up-tlmo Is at hand. Why not
see Mrs. Trowbridge at once? 300
Two new hranchrs of the P.rowiw-
ille Woolen Mills "ores will be op o
ed In Klamath Falls and Medford. ac
i hi n mt ti .1. L. Howinon. owner of tb
mil! at llrounsvUlc. ami tin ib.tiu In
iiictim. who was a visitor at the local
toe. inanaiit'd by J ruse Ininan. y
.iri -day. Kugcno Guard.
Old papers for ki lulling nre at tnin
office. f
t'nmp Into Piirtlett's Fur nnd Mil
linery Shop for new and lovely huts
and summer furs, 30T
Tho Men's dec club of Pacific uni
versity, who are making an extended
tour of Southern Oregon, gave a mu
sical concert In Ashlund last night ut
lh, hi, .1, u..lm..l l.iillrlln.r
See Ijiunspach before you buy that
piano.
Office and salesroom at WeekH
& Orr
liable.
He knows pianos and Is re
''' 307
H. I, It. eggs at DoVoe's,
tf
Among Thursday's arrivals in the
city from tho state of Washington are:
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Pltus of Olympia,
Mr, and Mrs. W. XV. Keys of Taeoma,
H. J, Cushinj and family of Snoho
mish, O. K. Herrick of Puyallup, Adam
H .Gaufff of Wena tehee and .1. M.
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. T. Itidenour,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jerome and Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Brown of Seattle.
Utile Miss Gaue hats Just received
at the Kmmy Lou Hat Shoppe. In M.
M. 'store. Distinctive styles for your
young daughter. 307
We are overstocked and for the next
30 days we will deliver 12 Inch dry
oak and laurel at ?3.T0 per tier in
two tier loads. 10 Inch dry oak and
laurel at $3.75, 4 foot dry delivered
per cord $8.75. All other fuel In pro
portion. Valley Fuel Co. 300tf
Arlene 1 tut lei returned home last
night from Kugene, where she Is a
student at the IT. of O., to spend the
Kaster vacation with her paiertts. A
number of the students who will
spend the vacation with their par
ents here will arrive in the city to
night. The ladies of St. Mark's Guild will
have a cooked food sale In the parlors
of the Hotel Holland Saturday, March
1 1st, at 'I p. m. Don t forget the date.
307
See launspach before you buy that
piano. Office and salesroom at Weeks
iV Orr. He knows pianos and Is re
liable. 307
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Campbell wero
among the .local visitors today from
Kaglo Point.
Vour choice of salads with soup.
lessert and drink on our fioe mer
chant's lunch. Franklin's. tf
Mother," the sweetest woril In the
Knglfsh language. Hear Kvangellst
Stivers' address on "Mother," at Chris
tian church Friday night. 307
Fldyd Jenkins has returned from a
month'H sojourn spent In southern
'allfornla and Arizona and again re
sumed his duties as sign painter for
the Jenkins sign works.
Hemstitching 8c a yarn. Tho Van
ity Shop, P.artlolt and Main. tf
Clean wind for the children to play
in. Call Medford Sand & Gravel Co.
Phone 1075. 307
Chester Fitch -of Phoenix, was a
Medford business visitor today, ac-
tnpanlrd by his father. Dr. Fitch of
I'tlca, N. Y., who is visiting him for
a short time.
Wo pay cash for used pianos. Pnl-
mer Piano House. tr
Solo by Mrs. Redmond, and other
songs about "Mother," and n wonder
ful sermon on the same subject by
Kvangellst Stivers at Christian church
Friday evening. 307
Among the visitors in the city from
the Untie Falls district Is Charles
Page, who arrived Friday:
salad instead of meat served on
our 50c moi'ehants' lunch, if you wish.
Franklin's. ( tf
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 2!(i.
Stated Communication' Med
ford Lodge No, 103, A.
A. M., Friday evening, March
20, at 7:30 p. m. Visitors wol-
ome. Hy order W. M., A. J. Crnse,
Secret ii ry. 3 7
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CONVALKSCKXT IIOMK We board
old people and invalids ami try to
make life pleasant for them. Call
lii:t Ashland. 3(i7
FOR RKXT G-room modern house.
unfurnished. Also -l-ronm partly
furnished house. Phone &03-L after
5 p. m. 308
Foil SALK A -room bungalow, bath,
cement foundation, east front. Itar
puib at JillJiiO. Terms. C. S. Uut
terfleld. 30S
Foil SALIO Packed Spltzenbergs.
1.110 to 51.K0.box. Greenwood &
Anderson. Inc., end North Central.
307tf
FOIt SALK Purebred Huff Rock
hatching cgns. Phone Nt'.K-Y. 30"
'Oil SALK Only a few more days
left to plant rhubarb, asparagus,
sage, butterfly bushes, hollyhocks.
Fine home grown plants. Overlook
Gardens. Phono SOS-Y. 3oit
MOW St ltDIYISION for gardeners,
poultry raisers, grape, apricot,
pearh. walnut orchard Isls. berry
growers. 1 acre tracts and tip. $10
ner month will pay for an acre in
less than 2 years, also taxes and
water. Ask the real estate men
about Ke-Subdivided Stewart Acres,
or call JTii, and ask for Powell. 3i)!i
What a Pity
To waste a day.
A pleasant morninti drink
prevents it always.
Think of the days lost by hractarhc,
by dullness, liv militnrss. Just because
the stomach isn't nuhl, or the bowels
are clocged by poisons.
That s all unnecessary. Millions now
prevent those lost days by an easy,
pleasant method.
On risitiR drink a class of water, hot
or cold. .That washes out tile stomach
before, breakfast.
Add to that water a little Jad Salts.
That makes it delightful and sparkling;.
Jad Salts are made Irom acids of lemon
and grape, combined with liiliia.
In an hour conies a womleriul cl'.,'.c.
The poisons e eliminated. AM th..r
ni.'.lxs you nn tT.tb!e is n'"Mv
The d.ty becomes sunny, von h-coine
fit. You feel as you fch when a child.
You Rain a day, which otherwise is
lost. You place yourself at your best.
Try Jad Salts one morning in your
elass of water. It willirmjra revelation.
You will never aitairr let a day start
yrong. All druggists have Jad Salts.
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THE
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conamv urocele
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No one, said President Coolidge, is so poor that he cannot afford to be thrifty. No
one is so rich that he does not need to be thrifty. The margin between success and
failure between a respectable place in life and oblivion is Very narrow. . It is meas
ured by a simple word "thrift." The one who saves is the one who will win, and to
this we add our own oft-repeated phrase "Buy here and bank the difference."
Hot from tlie oven
lb. loaf
H lb. loaf
Amazo Oil, best for salads, qt. can . . 43c
Sun Brite Cleanser, 4 cans 19c
Fancy Pack Pumpkin, No. 2 cans, ea. 10c
Campbell's Tomato Soup . : .2 cans 15c
Fancy Sugar Cured Cottage Butts, lb. 32c
I Mr '
Charles McPhcp of tho Peoples' Na
tional Insurance company U'ft yester
day for Portland after HeiHtttiK sev
orul (ittys in Mod ford visit Ihk l"cal
litems.
New t (Mini to yntt lettnro salnd or
chicken salad with soup, douse rt nnd
(Irln K . nOe. rranklin's. tf
Thn Salvntion Army can help some
one with your old clothing, ote. tf
LAST TIMES
TOMORROW I
THE RECORD BREAKING
LAUGH PRODUCER .
Poptilar Sunday After
noon Concert Jy tho
CRATER LAKE
TEMPLE BAND)
and POLA NEGRI
in "EAST OF SUEZ"
O.
Lloyd
a
I I SUNDAY I
HOME OF BREAD
every 40 minutes, 1
" 3 for 20c
.10c
BANANAS Nice Ripe Fruit, 3 lbs. . . . .
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Big ones, each
OTHER SPECIALS
SALT
We have a car of stock and dairy salt, on which we
save you money. -
Half ground, 50 lb. sack 55c; 100 lb. sacks
Dairy Salt, finest quality, 50 lb. sack
SUGAR IS A
GATES &
' ASK your Grocer
TRU-BLU hffl&p?
Biscuit Co. J9.Z. , - M1
i ; Spokane, Portland v: ! ''
PORTLAND;
FEED PRICES
ARE DOWN!
WE HAVE REDUCED OUR
PRICES ACCORDINGLY
Drop in nt our Main street store or
the Kuss mill. You'll find prices
lower and our service and niVrchan
dise pleasing.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323JE. Main '
LIKE MOTHER MADE
GARDEN HOSE
Advance spring sale of best quality,
guaranteed kink proof, sun proof, rib
bed Hose.
3-4-in. black, 50 ft., ith couplings $5.63
3-4 in. red, 50 ft. with couplings $6.39
We have 25 ft. length.
Brass nozzles, 75c quality . 49c
Fibre Table Mats, sets of 3 to 5 ,
L,.-v.v. . ........ . j . . . 15c to 25c set
Steer Beef or Veal Roast, per lb. . . .15c
Steer Beef lor Veal Stewj per lb. . . 12-i'c
Crystal White Soap . . . . 10 bars 39c
GOOD BUY
LYDIARD
MRM
MWC99
139 So. Riverside
25c
10c
can
$1.05
9c
y
hi'
Beautiful
Spring Dresses
Fur-Trimmed
Coats
English Prince
of Wales Coats
Pattern Hats
and i . ' :
Scarfs of All Colors
See 'Miss Towne's well
selected line before
looking other places.
ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS
PORTLAND NO SCATTLC OFFICC
THE'unparalleled success of the.Dr.
Chss. J. Dean non-surgical method
of treating Piles and other reSal and
colon ailments has built an organha
tion of highly mined specialists to care
for thje patients ;who come from all
parts of the West. . :
The skill of these specialists is proved
by the unqualified GUARANTEE
i that each Pile surfcrer is cured or his
fee REFUNDED no matter how
long standing or how
severe his case may be.
V'V'Vi Send for my FREE book.
Znm X DEAN. M.D-lnc
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