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MEDFORD WAIT, 9RTBTTNR MTCDFORD. ORFiONT. FRIDAY. 'AWlX X 102.'
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J. J. McMuhon, deputy state traffic
officer In this dlHtrlct, who 1h jut ro
coverinfe frorti un attach of the flu,
muiie hie first arrest r jOweek or bo
this ffgenoon, when he took Itoy Iath
ropp, said to be a OrantH lJutw farmer,
inuA'ustody on the charge of hauling
a loaf! of potatoes for tho Farmers'
A fpeoiat called meeting of the city j Co-operative Bureau of Grants 1'ass to
planning commission for tonight at I the Farm Bureau Exchange here.
7:3tt. at the city council chamber has. without a permit from the public ser
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ocal and
Personal
been issued by President O. C, Boggs.
There is utt one subject to come be
fore , the commission at this meeting.
hence the mooting will be short, Ul
rica comhilsslson to haul for hire. Jie
was later fined $20 In Judge Taylor's
court hero on this charge.
The musical sensation of the year
though tho subject is of importance ' Curt Burnslde, the "dancing trom-
and a full mcinbership attendance is w nisi, at me jvuir urounus J'avnion,
Kfuuruay night. i im
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
desired.
Dance music that needs no apology!
Hear "Dlrity" Moore's new "all-star"
Pavilion orchestra Saturday night!
Every' man a master musician! . II
Mr. nnd Mrs. William P. Campbell.
Seo Handcraft window for display 804 13. Main street, have had as their
of attractive dresses stamped on new house .guests. Dr. and Mrs. George
guaranteed "JMald check." Lesson Martin of Duquosne, Pittsburg, Pa.,
chart with each dress. Women and who are en route to their homes af
childrcn's sizes, $1.00 each- Sale Frl- ter spending several months touring
day and Saturday, Handcraft Shop, l the south and California. ,
11
Tomorrow tho County Parent Teach
ers council will meet at the city library
at 10 o'clock. State President Mrs.
George Perkins will speak. There will
also be an afternoon session at 1:30,
Everybody is going to the Central
Point gymnasium this evening, to
In nil southern Oregon, no place
liko Oriental Gardens to dance. 3 1
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Tho boys team of the Epworth
League of Grants Pass will play a bas
ketball game with tho Kogue River
toam on Frldftv evening nt In worth
take a trip around the world with tho ha),( Grants Pass. The teams are com
J'. T, A. Progressive dinner, program, pOSed of boys under 15.
Htuntn, fortune telling and country; Mrs John chastin left iast evening
store. Doors open at C p. m. Admin- for L os Amreles and Lonir Beach where
sion, free. , s; , 11
Columbia planter wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
YtirA,
Miles Cantrall of Applegato, Is re
covering from a severe attack of flu.
Mrs. Cantrall was called homo last
week .from Portland, where she had
been called by the Illness of a brother.
.Jacksonville, Post. 1
You've heard the rest. . Now hear
she will visit relatives.
Fancy creamery butter 46c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co, , t ....
; All sportsmen are requested to at
tend the meeting at the Hotel Med ford
this evening at 7:30 to arrange for
the annual banquet of the Jackson
County Sportsmen's association to, be
held April 16.
Have ydu heard liay ArfdrewB plRV
"ma-'8' '?MK'i, M?"n'" ncVT hoard nothln- yet! Fnir Grounds I
vi W4, orchw rwill ;ll your fond- , , Batarday-niKht. 11
est dreams! Modern dance time as .,' j,,,, . x,!.,,, ..... ,., ,,
oxornpllfiod In the big city orchestras! ,:d'"
Fair Grounds ravnion, Saturday night. Z,' .
ww win kivu J v ivi cunt uincuuiii ii
standard prices. 14
Tho following- afo'among the'hotel
ingstqn of New York arrived in Med- ulBlM 4"
fn,(, Lf.atnrAnv nA wftr mnt i t i.a temporary sojourns: J. W; Hanners.
George Hchicher. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Mitchell, K. X. Lively, C. II. Nealy, W.
Coa!j briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 231). ,
Archibald Livingston and Miss LW-
ford yesterday and were met at the
Shasta by Walter Bowne of the Busy
Corner Motor company with a new
Pierce Arrow which Mr. Livingston
purchased. The Livingston's will
mnke their homo at the Charles Con
ner residence near Jacksonville which
they have leased for a term of years.
Every yard guaranteed. If, for any
reason whatever, Everfast wash fab
ric fades, your money will bo refunded ;
not only for the purchase price of the !
material, hilt for all making costs of
tho garments as well. This guarantee
applies to every Everfast weave and
color. Handcraft Shop. . 13
"I Wonder Whnt's Bocomo of Sal
ly." You'll find her at tho Fair
Grounds Pavilion Saturday night! BetT
ler bo there 11
There was born to Mr. and Mrs, El
mer llennies an 8 V pound girl Thurs
day, April 2nd, at Purucker maternity
home.
Wilson "Wait,, acknowledged fore
most, baud ad orchestra leader, pro
vides music at Oriental GardonH. 11
J. Cllno, W. G. Fortmann. Paul E.
tSIor, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Harris, R. M.
Carlson, ChatleB VI. Snell, B. A. Shall
liorn, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bender, H.
C. Harlan afl O. H. Ford.
At, the recent auction by Eads
Brothers of unclaimed stnrago, Fred
Heath purchased a box that contain
ed a number of books and among
thorn was one sold, from Mr. Heath's
sloro while In business in Michigan
over 30 years ago.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
A daughter was born on Thursday,
April 2nd, at tho Community hos
pital to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chisum.
Music and floor unexcelled! Dance
at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday
night. 11
Lawn mowers sharpened. Called for
and delivered free. i Modford Hard
ware & Sporting Goods Store. 14
Mrs. P. C. Garrett of Oakland, Calif.,
An -Easier, wild of handkerchiefs at V Y' '
greatly reduced prices. See window : f,,uI vicIn, 'y' "lnt an opera
display at tho Handcraft Shop. 18 lon h"1'"1 for the removal of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wlllmoroth no!'r l""sila' . , , ,
ivii-uiucre music nan ruinca many a
good dance. Demand tho best! We
have it! Fair Grounds Pavilion, Sat
urday night. 11
Mid C. B. Collins of Chicago are tem
porary sojourners in Medford, as are
Snnford Frlck of Cleveland, Ohio, Hel
en V. Wise of Sallsburg, Md.. Jules
Black of New York and Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Ilicka of Shanghai, China.
"All Alone?" You won't be If you
Join tho merry crowds at the Fair
. Grounds Pavilion Saturday night. 11
Handkerchiefs make boautlful Eas
ter gifts. A nice line on sale at tho
Handcraft Shop. 18
Mary Jones' of Modforfl t visiting
with friends and relatives In tho city
sayH the Ashland Tidings.
Dance's. everywhere, hut nono, like
Oriental Gardens. 11
A new class in marcelling starting.
Enroll now. Instructions until pro
ficient, Living models. See Mrs. Os
borne: Bob Inn Shop. i3
Volney Dixon was a business vls
Uofc .-yesterday In Grants Pass and
Hosoburpr.
I-Mve you tried that m milk shako
nt DeVoe's? ,; , .
Come early, folk? You won't want
to trvlss ft single dnticb when you hoar
that hrarid now Pavilion orchestra!
Honoht, it's1 a knockout) Fair Grounds,
Saturday night. U
Riverside Community club dance
Saturday night. Aiford's Imperial or
chestra. 12
Carl Loveland nnd L. N. Woodside
were business visitors In tlie city yes
terday from Grants Pass.
Clearance sale on sweaters. Splen
did Nattikint numbers, 33 1-3 per
cent discount, Saturday at the Vanity
Shop, Main nt Bartlett. 11
Hand made handkerchiefs, tatting
edges, imported direct from Manila
QOc each. Japanese Art Store. . 13
Traffic by automobile over the Fort
Klamath hill Is advised by the state
highway department to take the five
mile detour by the old road, and thus
avoid danger of accident and serious
duly, owing to the snow conditions
which still exlHt on the Dalles-California
road. Highway department
tractors and workmen are rushing the
work of rond clearing nnd it Is esti
mated thnt tho drifts will be cleared
by Saturday or Sunday .
Tho nation's most popular dance
numbers played by Wilson Walt's fa
Hpbrtsnitm's mootltij. Hotel , Med- hious dance orchestra at the Oriental
rh tonight 'at 7;30. ' Gardens Saturday night. Eight pieces.
fo
Japanese Art store. m"
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Tomorrow
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Tat Information phono 247-Ij. Car
penters' Local J840, Medford. tf
Twenty-flvo more out of the stato
earn were registered hero yeaterdoy liy
tho local state traffic bureau.
All sweaters for 38 1-3 per cent dis
count Saturday at the Vanity Shop.
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"Wanted Feeder hoga and piRH.
.Tohnnon Produce Co, u tf
Biscuits
9c doz.
TPirst Come
. First Served
The COLONIAL
Southern Oregon's
Finest Bakery
Y This
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Tliia is
CLEAN - UP WEEK
and we have on hand
25 hardwood 50-pal-lm
iron bound barrels
which we intend to.
dispose of at once. .
These cost at least
$4.50 to duplicate new
and sell second-hand
at $1.50 to 2.00..
While: they last, we
will sell them at 25
and 50 cents each.
Worth that nuicl for
Lire wood.
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The COLONIAL
80. Oregon's Fines Bakery
It. 12. ytlnson, well known photo
grapher of Klamath Ka.0, was a bus
inens visitor In this Pity yterrtay.
Jiuy your Kaster 10 1 Saturday for
25 per cent dlHCount at The Vanity
Shop, Main and Bartlett. 0 11
Special sale Friday and Saturday
only on 15 cond hand sewing ma
chines no sooner; no later. 3 $5
each; 3 m $7.00; 3 ifi $10; 3 &
$12.50,. and 3 $15. The Singer Co.,
10 South Fir St. U
There will be a hat sale on Satur
day at the Thrift Shop of about fifty
hats, ranging in price from thirty-five
centn to a dollar. .. There are a num
ber of pretty dreH.ses and real bargains
in other goodH available Saturday,
March 4th.
Oh those beautiful moonlight
waltzes and extraordinary stage set
tings. At the Oriental CJardens Satur
day nighty. Dance there. 11
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson of
"Sunset on tho Hogue" camp ground,
who have'heen making improvements
on their camp grounds, extend a spe
cial Invitation to the people of Med
ford and vicinity to visit their camp,
which Ib located on Rogue river above
Trail. There will be no charge for
the use of the camp ground until after
June first. 11
Among the visitors In the city from
tho state of California are: W. E.
Tomson of Placentia, Mrs. F. Hucker
of Vallejo, J. F. Clark of Ran Diego,
A. L. Ganong of Oakland, W. It. Stor
ing, F. A. Kirchner, T. H. Dunk and
C. W. Frazler of Sacramento, H. K.
Iceland, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Magiil,
Mr. and Mi's. A. 0. Cander and Mr.
and Mrs. (Jrelmior of Los Angeles and
Don Hrysdale ,Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fitz
gerald, I. J. Carroll, II. Levin and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward H. Seigmins of San
Francisco.
Clearance sale. Ileal laces. neau-
tiful handmade luce edges and Inser
tions in Irish and filet, also tray
dollys and chair backs In filet, going
for 33 l-;3 per cent discount. Saturday.
Tho Vanity Shop. Main and Uartlett.
11
Kverfast vash fabrlcB sold at the
HandcraftfShop. Are dyec? by special
procoss absolutely fast color. 13
'1-afeyettu D. Grimes and Bertha
Ford, both of Medford, were married
by Justice Roe at his office March 31,"
says the Jacksonville Post. "Chester
Ray Cook and Agnes B. Cook of Ash
land were married Monday afternoon
at tho Presbyterian manse, Rev. Kd
gar officiating. This was a remar
riage, the couple having been married
before and divorced. They have two
hlldren."
Special for Saturday Another hlg
selection of trimmod hats at $4.98. The
lOmmy I-ou Hat Shoppe. In M. M.
Store. i 11
All sweators going for 33 1-3 per
cent discount, Saturday, at The Van
ity Shop. Muln nnd Hartlett. 11
II. Ij. Walther has returned from a
business trip to Portland.-
Ifavo you Investigated and learned
the extremely low figure for W'hich
Mrs. Trowbridge cuts and fits a gar
ment? tf
If yoii love good music attend the
dance at tho Oriental Gardens Satur-
lay night. A real dance floor. 11
W. G. Fortmann of Portland, special
agent for the New Zealand Insurance
company, Is a Medford visitors, who
irrjyed Thusday. . ,
When' there Is better music we'll
havo it. Danco to Wilson Wait's or-
hestra at tho Oriental Gardens Sat
urday night. Admission a dime. 10
Clearance sa'e, hand embroidered
Philippine underwear at one-half
price. Splendid material and dainty
hand work. Saturday. The Vanity
Shop. Main and Hartlett. 11
Mrs. Harry Tomlinson, accompanied
by a party of friends, were shoppers
In Medford on Friday from Anhtand.
Smart Shop. See our new dresses
and coats. Kdlth M. Towno. 11
ICverfast wash fabrics sold at the
Handcraft Shop. Can be laundered
any way you like boiled and hung up
In the sun. You will find them al
ways fast. 13
A hugo cougar was killed last Fri
day night by W, L. Wheeler, a few
yards from his chicken pen at Trent,
in Lane county. Tho animal had cap
tured a fowl for its supper.
Ulg bargains In real laces, to close
them out. Saturday, at tho Vanity
Shop. Main and Bartlett. 11
Another of the suppers that hnve
made Phoenix famous will bo given
by tho ladios of tho Aid society on Fri
day evening, Apri( 3rd. Tho serving
will be dono cafeteria stylo nnd the
doors will open to tho public lit 6:30.
p. m. Come and enjoy A hearty sup
per and a pleasant social hour. Out of
town friends nro especially invited.
' 10
Alex Lundlen, said to he a local mill
worker, vvas fined tip In Judge Tay
lor's court Thursday afternoon for
speding his car on, Jackson street
April 1st, rtt 30 miles an hour. Al
though the orrest was made by George
Prescott. tho local traffic officer. Dun
dlen, who was very Indignant about
It, thought the arresting officer was
J. J. McMahon, the state traffic offi
cer, and went about town for hours
afterwards "bawling out" J. J. Mac,
among hin friends.
Clean up nnd paint up. Let me es
timate your work. First class work
guaranteed. Wm. Thurman. Tel 732.
. 15
' Smart Shop. See our now dresses
and coats. Kdlth M. Towno. 11
Special for Saturday Another big
selection of trimmed hats at $4..S.
Tho Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe. In M. M.
Store. 1 1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CO X V A LTCHCK N T HOMR We oxpect
to spend .the three summer months
at the Atlantic, coast, and will rent,
furnished and equipped, to the right
party, our sanitarium and tourist
business for three months. Mrs. W.
M. Barber, 153 Granite, Ashland.
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Groceteria
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER. MADE
An efficiency expert has figured out that more than 90 per cent of the cost of
everything is labor, and that the only way to reduce prices is to save part of
the labor. That is exactly what accounts for our always lower prices. Saving
1 as we do the cost of clerks, credits, and small deliveries we cut off the bigger
a jl i l ' " tr i i . e 11 ...Ai
cost or geiung gooas 10 you. oesiaes, we save you a tot or time as wen, no wait
ing for a clerk to serve you, and no clerkto hurry you so he can serve another
just help yourself from the most complete stock of quality goods in southern
Oregon.
SUGAR
WE DELIVER THIS AT
NO EXTRA CHARGE
25 lbs. in a clot hsack $1.69
(if bought with $3.50 of other groceries)
WE DELIVER THIS
BREAD
Bread like mother made, baked without
substitutes; hot from the oven every 30
minutes
1 lb. loaves . . . . 3 for 20c
l h lb. loaves . . 10c
FOH Knrrod Hook sottinc
ht'UH. 1'hone USR-X. 13
VOH IUCNT KlooplllK rooma, 04 No.
Ivy. 111!
KOH HKXT Coin'rcto bullilliiir. nut
alile tor vrr'!M)iit iatnt whop or
KiiruKO. Vhono -HG. - i:t
FOll SA1.K It. 1. Hi'il and
Inutnr.c turki'y opft Phono .".ll'.'-.!
V.-NTK1 Witltr nt ll:nmil ;
t'afo. rail In pernon. 1 ;1
Creme Oil Soap (10 to a customer) 10
bars 49c
Marshmallows, while 500 lbs. last, lb. 28c
Peaches, No. 2 can, good quality . . . 20c
Hillsdale Asparagus Tips, No. 1 cans, 29c
Chocolate Drops. Keg. 30c, lb 22c
Catsup, large bottle 20c
Rose's Lime Juice, large bottle 83c
Large Oval Sardines, 2 cans 23c
Bulk Cocoanut; lb 23c
Baker's Cccoanut, 1-4 lb. 14c; lb. 23c;
1 lb. : .....,39c
Thompson Seedless Raisins, 15 ounce
package 10c
Lemons, per dozen .29c
Large Grape Fruit (Florida Russets)
3 for.; ..25c
Extra large Lettuce, per head ..... :10c
Cottage Butts, sugar cured, lb 34c
Veal or Beef Stew, per lb 12Ac
Veal or Beef Roast, per lb 15c
GRAHAM CRACKERS '
in 4 lb, wooden boxes. Special per
box ; . . . . . . .' . . 69c
VACUUM BOTTLES
A direct import shipment. Bottle worth
$1.50. Special 95c
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
LOST Hunch of koys.
offlre.
FOU SAI.K One 3-ltunirr IVrfoctioii i
oil stove nnd oven. One h. p.
(loiiornlO'loctrlc motor. Iloth in No
1 nlinpe. t'ottnjt) 72. Merrick's I
Camp (.lrouiid. 11 1
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and loving that, millions have read and which that
inimitable .Young sereen star, Jack l'iekford, has
made into a photoplay that, thrills -mid delights,
ehnrms and captivates, fascinates and enthralls.
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