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CO o r O o o ( ' o medford mail TfflBTLVK medford, oREfiox, Thursday, aprtl 9, 1925 PAGE TWO h ocal and Personal The weekly luncheon of the Copco Forum was held at the Hotel Medford this noon with H. U. Hromley as chair man, and Clyde HlKKlns officlatiiiK as the Copco "cop." Some interesting topics relative to forum activities were discussed. Including a report on the next regular forum entertainment which is scheduled for Friday. April 24. O. G. Steele, division manager of the Siskiyou division, and J. K. Kerr, district manager, of ClrantB Pam were quests of the forum. Mrs. Hicks, the new marceller nt the Medford Beauty Hhop has had four years experience in marcelling. Third floor Medford building. Phono 191 for appointment, 20 Larry Mann, who flirted with the flu several days ago and thought he had conquered it over night, now is down with a real attack of this mal- . ady which has incapacitated ho many Medford people the pAst few weeks. HuHcball dance at Eagle Point Sat urday right, given for benefit of ball club. 18 There wan born to Mr, and Mrs. Ben Hilton today a baby girl at the Purucker Maternity Home. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. The warmest day of the spring so far was yestorday with a maximum of 79, one degree higher than tho maxi mum of a year ago. Today, although cloudy at times, wan still quite warm. Tho prediction is for fair weather to night and Friday with a moderate tem perature. Washed Band for your stucco work. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Thone 107G. 21 Ixical hotel guests from dlatant points include the following: F. J. El k's. .C. Kilos and M, EUes of New Zea land, H. O. Diedorick of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honker of Ft. Bay ard, N .M., Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Ellson of But to,- Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wright of Livingston. Mont., F. L. Ba ker of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O. Stuart of Bono, Nov.; W. A. Wolf of Kansas City," and Mr. and Mrs. E. B.. Miller and son of Black foot, Idaho,. ... . . Pro-Easter ha la on millinery. 20 per cent off on all pattorn huts. Including the famous Gaga chapeauxv Another lot of 100 trimmed hats, values to $10. priced ut $4.08 and ,$3.38. It's, worth your white to. see our hats during this wilo. Tho Emmy Lou Hat Suoppo. In. M. M". Store. 17. Mrs. H. 15.. Klnebarger . and two children of Medford are guesta nt the home of Mrs. porcla , Norrls for a couple of weeks. They expect to re turn to Medford the latter part of this week. Klamath News. . Baseball dnuce at Eagle Point Sat urday night, given for benefit of ball ciub. 18 The Woman's Home Mission society of tho First M. E. church will, meet Friday afternoon, 2:30, In tho ladles' parlors. Mrs. JohhIo S. Woodcock is program loader. Topic, "Indian Work." A good attendance is very much desired.' Visitors . nro a.1 ways wolconio. Miss Martha M. Spenker has opened a Vlavl office, 421 Medford Bldg. Of fice hours Saturday, Monday, Wednes day, one to fivo. - Office phono 841. Residence phone 4S8-J. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Klggtns of Port land are spending the week In Med ford, while he attends to business he;. Clcnn pea gravel for your roof work. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phone 1078. 21 Out of town Oregonlann arriving In the city Wednesday Include R. W. Kelly of Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Forsytho of Marshflold, Mr. and Mrs. E. G-. Young of Oakland, K. M. Adams of Corvallls, C. H. Sheldon and Roy Zimmerman of Canby, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hildebudd and W. K. Twaffe of Roseburg, Fred Potersoni Mrs. L. B. Hague and T. J. McKoo, Jr., of Klam ath Falls, and D. M. Anderson, Ralph Mondy, C. F. Schmeer utid Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Miller of Eugone. Medford-Klamath freight lino, noth ing too ' largo, nothing too small. Fivo trucks in operntion to and from Klamath Falls. Daily service. Wo do long distance hauling anywhere. Of fice 40 N. Front street. Phono 1083. tf C. L. Strange, formerly manager of tho Fields Motor company of Portlnnd, arrived in the city yesterday on a nhort buslnens sojourn. Mr. Strang expects to locate In Medford. ltnsoliall dance at Kaglo Point Sat urday night, given for benefit of ball club. 18 Tho Rogue River Valley College Women's club will hav their tegular monthly meeting Saturday nfternoon, April 11, at the home of Mrs. 1. O. Crawford on Siskiyou Heights Mrs. George B. Canode will discuss mod rn poetry and Mrs. Harris Jane will ahve charge of the social hour. Wo keep you looking your best. Try Mrs. Hicks. Medford Beauty Shop. Phono 191 for appointment. !!() For Easter and tho other 304 days, soo Mrs, Trowbridge and look right. tf r Tradition and custom lias it that Good Fri day is not complete without Hot Cross Bnns. I 'limit- vol ue otdcr to 718 before n&n Fri day. 0 . o PThetOLONIAL A 1 80? Oregon's Flitt B.kgy I I Hero's a new onn for the ftalmnn fiHhermin, who like to sit In the shade while the Hulmon pl' around their wplnnerH In tho Hokuo. A certain plank was put out In tho river by a Kroup of Aeven local busincHH men, who take their turns at holding it down. So far this Beauon the plank had boon a dlHtinct hoodoo for not a KiriKle salmon hud hit a spinner. at that place. Yesterday, however, the jinx waH broken when one of the (froup made a special reel, with boll attach ment, which rings when the salmon strikes. Tho bell rank twice Tuesday nnd ono 30 pound salmon was landed. The other six men are now KettinK ready to attnch bells to their reels so that the. salmon can "ring them up" when ready to bo taken out of the river. Grants Pass courier. Ilandkerchiefn moke beautiful Eas ter gifts. . A nice lino on sale at tho Handcraft Shop. 18 Quality flowers, choice plants and cut flowers for Easter. Visit our Greenhouses. Krhart street on South Riverside I'hone 1040. 18 Mrs. C. O. Kmorson and Airs. A. J. L-cwis nro among the Medford vis itors from Copco, Calif., who arrived Wednesday. Moss agates make Ideal Easter gifts. Most beautiful selection, reasonably priced at The Medford Exchange. 17 liasobnll dance at Kaglo Point Sat urday night, piven for benefit of ball club . is Miss Helen Humphrey and Miss Helen Norrls, both of Medford, are members of tho group . of students which, has completed courses offered by the University of Oregon Exten sion division. . Miss Humphrey com pleted a course in contemporary Eng lish novellsu and Miss Norrls a course In advanced Fhort story writing. In the period frojn January 1 to March 15, slxty-stlx of the students enrolled in the' university correspondence courses from tho stuto of Oregon nU talncd completion in those courses. Out of stato students number nine. Have you tried that K milk shake at DeVoe's? Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coat Co. Phone 23H. Art Bovine of Snn Francisco, nc- compantod by his wlfo, stopped over here .Wednesday on business while en route to Koscburg. It pays to uso washed sand for your plastorlng Job. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phone 1078. . . 21 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap.. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Visitors In tho city from tho stato of Washington Include M. 4rice of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fovnrgue ot Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. E. C . Rich ards and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Floood of Tacoina. and the folowing from Sent- tlo: Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Moses and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bax ter, Mrs. C. H. Johnson. S. L. Msyer, C. W. Cnmmack, L. D. Adams, Mrs. Qcorge Hanson. John bchram and George F. Linnuist. Easter bnskets, decorated eggs. Fresh and wholesome. Public Market Saturday. 16 New comers not familiar with our repairing, ask your neighbors. Bitrt lett Fur Shop, Now Thouter building. 20 Mrs. F. Itoblnson, president of ono uf tho 1. T.-A. In Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Newconih, wero in tho city mommy evening to attend the P. T. A. meeting, nt tho high BchooL Grants Pass Courier. Yeoman dance, for all Yooman and their friends. Date, Thursdny even ing.-April 9. at Althea hall. A good time is assured to nil. 16 Dry factory mill blocks. Vallov Fuel Co. . if Mr. Orcrnwood of the Butte Crock orchards, of Eagle Point, was In the city yosterdny transacting business. An I'.uster sale of handkerchiefs nt greatly reduced prices. See window display nt the Handcraft Shop. 18 ny send to the city to get your furs cleaned, renatred . or remodniAri v can do it cheaper nnd as good. Bnrt- ieit Fur Shop. Now Theater build ing. 20 Hugh B. Rankin of the local forest service office, motored to Star ranger station In tho Applcgate district yos- lorouy on a snort business trip. ' Onitlert rock for driveways. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phono 107 5. 21 I'uncy creamery butter 43o per lb. Johnson Produce Co. E. J. Stack, secretary of tho Ol ogon Stato Federation of Labor, with hend- quurtois In Portland, Is in tho city nnd win asrlst the recently organized Jour neymen carpenters' union in effecting an agreement with contractors regard ing th i new sen la of wages adopted hy the carpenters, which Is fixed at $7.20 a day. Summer rates on all fur repairing. Bartlett Fur Shop. Ner Theater bullil lns;. , , , 20 Pro-Enstor salo on millinery, 20 per cont off on all pattern hats. Includ ing the famous (Jago, chnpeaux. An other lot of 100 trimmed hats, values to 10, priced at M.9H and 13.98. Its worm your while to see our hats dur ing this sale. The Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe. In M. M. Storo. IT 4 iiu luiiowmg noni portlnnd are among the termporary Medford so journers: Mr. and Mrs. H. Lonn. J. H O'Null. G. E. Hpnuldlng. 8. E. Holcomb and family. J. T. Wallace, E. S. Nolson, Mr. and Mrs. P. , Clark. A. Sherrlg. E. D. Mct.'ohn, It. E. Davis, Mrs. J. Dean Rogers. E. J. Slnh, Mr. and Mrs. S. E- Hownrd. J. H. McLaughlin, w. S. Ullery. E. B. Hoffman, R. B. Miot- zlg and Harry Sams. Dinner rings. 36c nnd up. Japanese ,ri htoro. ie Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel ' tf do. Paul McKoe. viee president and gen eral manager of tho California Oregon rower company will nddrets the Grants Pass high school nt the high school at 10 o'clock Friday morning on DusuioKStaamintstrntton. The m-asoii is now open for fresh naiinut. salmon, sole, cod and clams i nu can have them any day nt the bennnmy Kisl Market. Phono 26 -06 E. Mitin. o J6 ("niter T.:ikc Temple Band (P. o. K K ) will give n Concert nnd dalu-t Yt eiliiPHdny. April 15. Nohndy should ml- thin wonderful opportunity to nave a gooort time. n j G. w. Pny. an official of tho New York l.lfo Insurance company is in aietiioj-uviftjii DuslneW. , Peler Pan Jewelry in fancy boxes for ine KUitiies for Eastor. Japanese Art '-'Call ofjall engagement! for April 16 9ndj.Ru to. the concert and dance at theJirmory. Crater Lake Temple oaua iu. u, iv, 216 v anted Fr-nlor hogs and pigs Donald Lawrence, who recently un-1 dnrwcnt an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital. Is well on tho rood to recovery, and expects to return to his home on South King street soon. lleautlful Easter dance, Oriental Gardens, Saturday night. 18 Columbia plaster wall board. Calll" for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Henry Offenbacher, who resides nt the Hotel Medford, is in this city for a week, looking after his property in terests here Klamath News. Tomorrow is Good Friday. Order your fish early for morning delivery. Economy Fish Market. Phone 26. 206 E. Main. 16 The event of the season Wednesday. April 15. Concert and dance at the Armory Crater Lake Temple band D. O. K. K.) 21 Eltn D. Hubbs, Tent No. 11. Daught ers of Civil War Veterans, will meet in regular session Friday. There will bo Initiation. First class fruit trees and shrubbery at your own price. Call at 407 N. Oak dale. 17 Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. The out of the state, cars registering here yesterday at tho local state traf fic bureau numbered twenty-six. $2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted Goms at our ware houso free from frost damage and no black spots which appears in most potatoes shipped from Idaho points. A few cents is nothing to comparo with qual ity in buying potatoes. Johnson Pro duce Co. Phone 241 N. J St. tf Beautiful Eastor dance. Oriental Gardens, Saturday night. 18 Tho city planning commission will hold a special meeting tonight to dis cuss tho matter of bringing U. of 0. and O. A. C. experts hero to make survoya in relation to contemplated public buildings and sites for them. It Is understood that tho commission will formnlly ask the cooperation of tho school board In having such ex perts make a new high school survey. You don't have to buy a boat or mnko a trip to the const to got good fresh fish. . We make it a business to see that you can have the best fish at all times. Just, phone 26, or . call in our market at .206 E. Main, and pick out tha very kind you like. Economy Fish Market. 16 Coal briquetB, that clean fuel. Han son Coal Co. Phone 239. Tonight the Klamath Falls lodge of F-lkB will Initiate 27 lAen into the lionovolent and Protective Order of Elks. It will be the first of the in itiations of the largo class of candi dates whoso applications were secured under the selective campaign which is In . vogue throughout the United Stutes and hna as Its goal one million men In 1925 affiliated with the great American fraternity. Beauttful Easter dance, Oriental Gardens. Suturday night. 18 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber yard. A five and one-half pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lozler this morning at the Purucker home. Pocahontas gypsy dance, Redman hall, Friday night. Hclncs orchestra. Prizes for best costumes. Refresh ments. All Pocahontns, Hcilmon and Invited friends welcome. 16 Safo doposlt boxes for roni. First National Bank, Medford. 17 Among the Medford visitors from the state of California aro F. G. Mar tin of Sacramento. Glon K. Anclasoe and family of Glendale. Daniel Schram Of San Diego, W. Crowell and son of Los Angeles, K. IT. Bohnctt nnd M. C. Huhnett of. Campbell and Mr. nnd Mrs. V. E. Madding. A. J. Wolff, Ir win Wolff, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Ben nett. J. E. Bridges. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Holcomb and daughter. Mrs. S. Floren. A. A. Dlmmick. W. R. Frem- ersdorf, F. E. McCnbe and C. F. Bald win of San Francisco. Clean washed sand for the kiddies piny' in. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phono 1076. . 21 ltiegors perfumes for Easter at cost. Emma Clino Shop. 19 Mr. nnd Mrs- G. C. Denny, Gene vieve M. Denny and Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank M.-Rita of Etna Mills and O. J. Steel of Yroka. aro among tho vis itors In the city from ndjacont Cali fornia points who arrived yesterday. Beautiful Eastur donuo, Oriental Gardens, Saturday night, 18 Dainty handkerchiefs in white and olors.. Lovely tor Eastor gifts, . On mlo at tho Hnndcmft Shop. 18 Thero will bo no Good Friday ser vice, nt tho Episcopal church tomor row on account of the Indisposition of tho rector. Rev. W. B. Hamilton. Tho toaster morning sorvico wll be held at 11 o'clock. The Royal Neighbor lodge will pre sent a comedy drnmn. "Diamonds and Hearts,' nt the high school auditorium. April 16. Three big arts and lots of fun. with specialties between the acts. Admission 35c. 16 Hemstitching, buttons covered nt .ho Handicraft Shop. c A summary of work done In the last lesslon of congress shows that Oregon received a total of 82,700.000 for ro- Mamatton projects during tho coming tlscal year. Children's double sole seamless hose, sizes 6 to OH. 15c a pnlr. Jap anese Art Storo. is' Drons better at less expense. Mrs. rrowbrldgo will tell you how it can bo done. tf Miss Ada Brewster, the homo dem onstration agent, conducted a class in mlllnery at tho Table Rock com munity clum room on Wednesday. . Washed sand and gravel for your ooncreto work. Medford Sand Gravel Co. Thono 1076. 21 Safe deposit boxes for rent, First National Bank. Medford. 1 Bert Anderson arrived home this forenoon from a short business visit it Portland.. Beautiful Enotor dance. Oriental Oardnns, Saturday night. . 18' Lathe work and motor recondition Ing. Riverside Garadge. tf TOO - LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAM1: 6 volt W-plnto Auto bat teries. 1 year guarantee, flO.75. i-nnciux I'atw ry Shop. t ft nt mai.k Cheap. go.MI 7-room house. 13500. 6 ncres and 4-room bungalow. 1 nrto. $6-roonis $1400; $200 down. 4-room mndctt $:;50; ir.oo down fine pear orchards cheap. Call &uu-L or 37j. 126 North Front St 43 FOR BAVT Pleasant sleeping roo . hath. Phone B32-N. 21 AR SALE Barred rock eggs. Phone "What Make the Wild Cat Wild?" This question may ho answered this evening whon the Wild Cats of the f home office play a game of ball with , the Tom Cuta of the Rogue Hlver dia- 'Vision. The "wild" felines have thus i far been perched safely. on top of the - 0"00 K" league and should, they suffer a dofent at tho hands of the Toms tonight, they will no doubt live up to their reputntlon for wlldness. At any rate, it looks like a pitched battle from beginning to end nnd a good sized gallery of rootcrB is. expected to witness the struggle which will take place at the Jackson school ball field at 5:30 p. m. Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. R. I. R. eggs at JjeVoc's. tf An Influx of bluerock pigeons is re ported by Game Warden Fred Mer rill. The pigeons are declared to have descended ' upon the county by the thousands and nrc taking the grain o nthe Wallace Whltpott farm as fast us it can be sown. Formerly they wero found in the Pcavlne mouiiluln, Tay lor creek and Tnkilma regions only. They have not been seeen in any great numbers in this county for the last ton years, but from reports obtained today, they are far from being Bcarce n some districts. The bluerock pig eon is protected by the federal govern ment. rGrnnts Pass Courier. Remember your frlcndB with dainty handkerchief at Easter time. A snappy line on display at great reduc tion. Handcraft Shop. 18 Hemstitching 8c a yard. The Van ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. tf Dunce funs are looking forward in plenftunt anticipation to the next , ap pearance of "Dlnty" More's new Pa vilion orchestra at tho Fair Grounds Saturday night. Money Wanted Old established Medford business wants several small loan on long timo to enlarge business. Will pay eight por cent per annum in terest on any amount you have to loan, intorost payable monthly through bank. Address B. Mall Tribune. 17 We pay . cash for used pianos. Palmer Piano House. tf . C. Hudson of the Willow Springs district was in the city yesterday trans acting business. . We pay for ashes and soil dirt cheap. - Brown & White Agency, Inc. If Havo you called at 905 W. 10th street yet to soo ubout that graduation dross? 12tf Unity lftemturo teaches people how to be healthy, efficient, prosperous, harmonious nnd happy. Free distri bution. 718 West Main street. OBITUARY BRIGHT Jefferson Bright passed :iway at a local hospital in this city at 6:30 this morning at tho ago of 66 years. Ho was born at Aurora, Indi ana and has resided in various local ities Including Mexico, from which place he came to Oregon in 1920, and settled on Andersoon creek. Deceased had followed mining tho grenter part of his lifo. His wife paKSCd away rnoro than 35 years ago. r. Bright was tho father of four children, only ono of whom survives, Harry Bright of Medford. Funeral services will be held nt tho Conger chnpcl at 2 p. m. Saturday. Interment in Jacksonville cemetery. WEDDING BELLS .T. G. MeCnllister of Lake Creek. Oregon, and Sadie 'jfci Smith; former ly Mrs. Sadie Cunningham of Red ding, California, were married at the courthouse at Jacksonville, Thursday, April Jth In the presence of Myrtle !. Harris, James McCnl- lister and Klva McCallister. Mr. and , Mrs. MeCaUiater will ; make their home at lako Creek. Billiard "Pro" to Play Fugi Brown's Tonight C. Woodyntt, professional billiard played, this afLurnoon and evening at Brown's will play a match game with FurI, city champion, and Chris Gott lieb. He wil play tho local cueists 300 200 points, and kIvo exhibitions of fancy shots. In a recent game with FubI. Woodyatt run 10, 90 and 1-0 paints. . . '. . Nollco to Advertisers. Wo would like to have all advertis ers observe tho rule that copy for ads must be in this office tho day, heforo the ad is run. V'o havo had to refuse several ads recently, that wero hrouKht in the morning they are to run, bo cause It. was Impossible to get them sot. tf With Medford trnde la Medford made. HAYES SPRAYERS SOME POINTS OF SUPERIORITY , No leaky gaskets, semi-steel pump frame, Genuine broize parts, Easy'to adjust aUd repair, Sbfcrt turn trucks, ' Bog cypress tank, Thcje are many other features we would like to tell you svbouj.. WILLIAMS IMPLEMEIHJ SERVICE 200. Bartlett O 0 Medford, Oregon BE ERECTED ON Work will commence in the nenr future on a new concrete building which will occupy a section of the lot on the corner of Main and South Riverside avenue near the old Page theatre. This building will be strictly modern in every detail nnd will houso a now concern in Medford, the Auto Supply & Parts Co., successors to the Auio Supply company. This new firm has bought tho in terests of 15. C. Jerome in the Auto Supply Co., and It will be owned nnd managed! by M. C. Wright, who has been associated with Jerry Jerome in the old firm, and C. L. Strange - of Portland. "Doc" Wright needs no Introduction In Medford being active In tho National Guard organization here, tho Craters and other local clubs. Motorists from far and wide know "Doc." and the Auto Hupply company has a reputation fur Its service and high quality line of ncceu soiieM. Strange, who halls from Portland, is also well known in south ern Oregon, having formerly resided In Ashland and being active In civic and social circles of that city, lie has recently been connected with the Fields Motor company of Portland. - The new Auto Supply and ' Parts Co. will incorporate a complete line of automobile, truck and tractor parts with their accessories and supplies. The new building, which they will oc cupy, will, it is said, be of the very latest type of architecture with new style tilo front and show windows. Special communication Med ford lodgo No. 103, A. F. & A. M., Friday evening, April 10th nt 7:30 p. m. Work in F. C. Degree. By order W. M. A. J. Crose, Secretary. 17 NICO DUST Is absolutely the easiest means of ridding roses and flowers : of plant lice or aphis. easIly APPLIED Nlco-Dust Is a dust that requires no preparation. It is ready for instant application. Sold by MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. "Your Seedsmen at Home" Insurance 1 Ask, Le HOLMES J HELP I When II' HAIL J HITS lx f&A'Holmes X i The Insurance Man Sinpel909 II BY BERLIN NEWSPAPER RERUN, April 9. Field Marshal Von Hlndenburg who has been nomin ated for the presidency of Germany in the April 26 elections. Is extolled to the skies by the conservative nation alist press. i "When a man with Von Hlnden burg's proud past," says the Deutsche Zeitung, "trades a well deserved rest and leisure for the presidency of the German republic, he makes a bitter, heavy sacrifice. But there evidently was no other possibility for once more uniting the discordant and torn Ger man people." The Tages Zeitung. describing the personal virtues of Von Hlndenburg as "simplicity, honesty of heart, fidel ity, constancy In his performance of SHE- was A GIRL WHO TOOK DESPERATE CHANCES! HE WAS A BONDSMAN SOLD INTO HER FATHER'S SERVICE! ' IN THE MASTER SPECTACLE OP THE SEASON - ' - "JANICE P NOW PLAYING WHY? Why has our business increased by leaps and bounds since we took over this store? Simple enough. Our customers have learned to depend on us', they know we give the best possible for the lowest price possible and that we STAND BACK of WHAT WE SELL. Good news ' travels fast. Our customers are our boosters. Do your shopping here and you will know why. IT PAYS. Waist Overalls, men's sizes, blue denim $1.25 Waist Overalls, copper riv eted, pair ..$1.50 Crown 200-Weight Bib Over alls, warranted not to rip or fade, pair $2.00 Rib Overalls, 220-wcipbt blue denim, pair $1.49 Lee Union-Alls, khaki color, pair $3.00 Crown Adjust-Alls, the best features of a coverall and the convenience of an overall and jumper $4.50 Moleskin Pants, made of woven, moleskin $3.00 Gabardine Punts, men's, at pair ..-.$2.75 Regulation Army Khaki Breeches, made of twill, at pair $2.50 Whipcord Button - leg Breeuhcs, a dandy broech nt pair - $4.85 Men's Khaki Shirts 95 SEE US FOR CAMPING Army & Outing Stores EVERYTHING FOR WORKINGMAN AND CAMPER 32 So. Central Ave., ' R. S. Stewart, Manager Phone duty, modesiy and absence of personal desires," vuya. "nil these aro based on. his deep Christianity." . - ; " - CLAIM ARMENIANS WERE MOSCOW. April 9. (By the Asso ciated Press.) Arehaelogical discov eries which, It is said, may prove that the Armenians wero the first people, officially to adopt Christianity, are re ported from Ervnin, Russian Arme nia by the hend of the Amerlcnn Xecr East relief mission. At a vilage called Dovin. on the slopes of .Mount Ararat there has been found the head of a life sized statue of an Armenian king bearing a crown and earrings with the sign of the cros. These are pointed to as indicating that, tho klr.g was a Christian. The statue is white snndslone. Sunday Special Easter Concert CRATER LAKE TEMPLE BAND and ( "ARGENTINE. LOVE" , , , ; With Hicardo Cortez , and Hebe Daniels Men's Blue Chambray Shirts tor 1..75. Athletic Union Suits 75 Topkis Union Suits....$1.00 Regulation Army O. D. Shirts $3.50 Heavy Weight Khaki Shirts for $1.75 Solid Leather Work Shoes for $2.50 Dress Oxfords in black or tan, rubber heels $4.25 Keds, U. S. Rubber Co. tennis and gym shoes $1.95 Lunch Kits, complete with vacuum bottle $1.45 Vacuum Bottles L99f Steel Trunks with trays for only $9.S5 Black iber Suit Cases with tr"Ps $2.50 Steel Beds, size 74x48, rust proof sagless springs, . fold into size 4SxO; the best nnd lowest priced bed for camp ins; and tourins 581ft SS AND TOURING SUPPLIES Opposfte Hunt's Craterian Q Your Satisfaction 913-L Is Our Success I EDITH auunvn i-roauce vo. tf
