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00 o o i 0 o O' O o o o ORFfiONT, FRTDAT, page ywo MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTyrc, MEDFORt), . . ..O , , AFRTTi 10, 192." . " , ,, 9' Tocal and JU Personal the All tfrnde nchool ulrl roHorves will meet at the Y. W. C. A. on North Iiart lett at 5:30 Sunday mornintf, to hike to the hills for Knntor breukfuHt. Kavh idrl to nrinp her own breakfast and may alno bring a friend. You've hard the rest. Now hear the best. "Dlnty" Moore's "all Htur" Pavilion Orchestra. Fair Grounds Pavilion! Saturday nlpht. 1 lieautiful Easter dance, Oriental Gardens. Saturday ni'ht. 18 At the Slate Yeoman conclave hcM In Halem this weak .1. I. AVelch of Med ford was elected vice preHident for the state for the next four years. Southern Oregon wns choHert as the next meeting place, with Medford and Ashland IfomesteadH Jointly. ThlH is the first time southern Oregon has re ceived any state honors In the Yeoman order. Columbia plaster wnll board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. For Sale I!vo Rnstor bunnies at Medford Hardware & Sporting Gooda Co., Friday and Saturday afternoon. 17 Two rooni furnlehed house for rent. DoVoe's. tf James If. Owen Is nrtiohfo the Med- ford -people on short business so journs In Portland this week. The event of the season Wednesday. April' 2 5. Concert and dance at the Armory Crater Lake Tomplo band (D. O. K. K.) 21 "Where's My Sweetie Htttlnfc?" Iere's a duo! Try the Fair Grounds Pavilion, Saturday night. IK The county court has increased the limit of loads on all county roads, In cluding the highways, from 4f0 pound" to 600 pounds to the squaro inch, whore tho tires aro 30 inches or ovor. This holds good until May 1st. Special Easter dinner at Rogue Elk Hotel: phone reservations. 18 First class fruit treeB and Bhrubbery at your own price. Call at 407 N. Oak dale.. 17 Mrs. C W. Northup of Kvanston, 111., Richard W. Northup of Duluth, Minn., Max Hoymour of St. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mayhow of' Min neapolis, Minn., ft. Urbach of Now York City, and IT. Feinberj; of Buffalo. N. Y., are among visitors from distant points registered nt local hotels. 1 After-all, there's no place to dance like the Fair Grounds Pavilion, the dance with' tho "congenial atmos phoro" and the "metropolitan" music! Saturday night, folks! Ue there! 18 Special Easter dinner nt Rogue Elk Hotel; phone reservations. 18 Fancy croamery butter 43c per lb. j Johnson Produco Co.' Requests are being mndo by the j Thrift Hhop'for donations of infants'! clothing. All such donations will be! greatly appreciated. 1 Whoro the stranger' Is made to feel "at home." Fair Grounds Pavilion. A dance "worth while." lfi $2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted Gems at' our ward house free from frost da ma go and no black spots which nppears in most potatoes i 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 IThieHM the players show more Inter est, and attend practices regularly, Ashbuid high will have no baseball torihV 'this year, was the announcement made yesterday. Calling his crew to gether last nlghf. Coach Walt Hughes told them that bitHelmll was all through for the season as far as he wns concerned, and that the men might just' as well turn In their suits. This action rnnio as the result of apparent Jndiffereneo of tho candidates to the team. Although practice was schedul ed for' every night, and Hughes was working art huVd art ho 'knew how In whipping the team into shape, tho men fallen to respond, nnd many nights hnrflly 'onough men1 showed up to form one' team?- Ashland Tidings. Beautiful : Eariter dance, Oriental Garftons, Saturday night. 18 An Easter stage sotting by' Tom Swehi. with beautiful' surroundings and ' music characterize the annual Kosfor ball nt Oriental Gardens Satur day night: 18 Tom Lamb of Copco. Calif., was a business1 visitor ai tho home offl'co' of tho California Oregon Powor company yesterday. Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. -Phono1 289;- "4 11 alone?" Yuu won't bo If you rianf atf the Fair Grounds Pavilion Saturday night! Just follow th crowds. 18 ! The following from Portland are A. H. Isbell of Riverside, Calif. among the temporal Medfoi d so- j farmer wHl known Medfoi resident jourm rs: J. L. Williams, J. Jt. Morris, who had been here for tho pant week C. 10. Flodfetter, H. U. Tlckner, V. V. land a half looking after his property Koregant, Dow H. McCilnton, J. W. interests, left for home this afternoon. Day, M. English, R. P. Willlaihs, L. AUdford-Klamath freight line, noth McCorkle, H. c. Lawson, G. H. Taylor, j Ing too large, nothing too small. F. Erf Jackson, John IJaker, Paul, Five trucks In operation to and from Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dicker, Klamath Fulls.. Daily service. We do Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Ii. Kerr, Mr. and j long distance hauling anywhere. Of .a F 1 Turkheads A' new rake we will ..feature 'Saturday at a special introductory price ; regularly 30c. Saturday Only 19c each This low')ric is only io iiitmcluoe Iho cako 'io our nisf hincrs. A riliT tasty cake. :: TUa rftTVMTA?. ns Southern Oregon's Til Finest B'affiT jl Mrs. J. E.'P, liuchnnan. C. H. Wil liams, A. D. Campbell, Ham Fullman, .W. Corley and Fred Hubcr. No charge for ladles! They're wel- como here! Fair Grounds Pavilion! I 18 j Mrs. Hicks, tho new' marceller at , the Medford Beauty Shop has had four years experience in marcelling. Third (floor Medford building. Phone 191 jfor appolrjtmcrit. 20 J J. hi, Buchanan' of Portland ivns among the bUHlness visitors In Medford I' today, having arrived Thursday, ac companied by his wife. ' Hundreds of sat iff Jed dancers en dorsed the new Pavilion Orchestra last Saturday night! Join the merry crowd this week and judge for yourself! Fair Grounds Pavilion, of course! 1 1 8 Dr. nnd Mrsi A. F. Walter Kresse are receiving' congratulations 'oh the arrival of a new boy yesterday after noon at the' Sacred Heart hospital. John McConochie of Butte, Mont., en route to California, stopped over in Medford yesterday for a short time. Square piano, good condition. Price $25. Why pay rent? See IT. CI. Lnun spach at Weeks & Orr. Baseball dance nt Eagle Point Sat urday light given for benefit of ball club. 38 It. Ci Williams, a member of tho state traffld squad, suffered a fractur ed ankle when he crashed Into a truck while phtro'lling the highway two miles north of Salem last Tuesday evening. Williams probably will be laid up for a month or six Weeks. Columbia plaster-wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wobd Lumber Yard. Don't nilss the event of the season at the beautiful Oriental Gardens' Hauler ball, Saturday night.' 18 An opera company hatf been organ ized in Grants Pasi and will present during music week in Mny the comic opera "Fra Dlavolo." C. D. Hazelrlgg, murUUtl director for tho Brandon Opera company during tho past win ter, will direct the production, in which Janice Stevens, formerly of tho Met ropolitan Opera company, will have the leading part. - Rehearsals will start next week. Tho enst will bo selected from Grants Pass musical talent. Mes srs. Hazelrlgg and Stevens are both residents of Medford. Tom -'Sworn has the stage Hotting prepared for the annjial Easter dance at the Oriental Gardens' Saturday night, and it will be a festive occasion 08 upuuI. ih Girls, try an invlgorator shampoo at Bowman and Barber's Beauty Hhoppe. 12 So. Central avenue, Phone 382. 22 Vel-n- Cannon was among tho local business visitors today from Phoenix. There will bo a meeting of the Copco Tennis club In the assembly room of the Homo office building to night at which time important business will bo transacted. .Plans for tho com- im season will be discussed and ap proved, nnd immediate steps tnken to prepare the club court for play. Washed sand for your stucco work. Medford Hand & Gravel Co. Phone 1075. 2I Square piano, good condition. Price j 3G. Why pay. rent? Seo H. G. 1 Luimspnch at Weeks & Orr. 17 Wallace Crank left by auto Thurs day for various points- In southern California where he will be engaged In business matters for an Indefinite length of time. ( Pro-Raster sale on millinery, 20 per cent off on nil pattern hats, Including the famous Ongo chapeaux. Another lot of 100 trimmed1 hats, values to $10, priced at $4.1)S and $3.08. It's worth your while to boo our hats during this sale. Tho Ummy Lou Hat Hhoppe. In M. M. Store. 17 The nnminl Faster ball will be held at tho ' Orienatl Gardens Saturday night, and promises a gala time fore all. 18 Safe blowers Wednesday night blew ovum tho nafo of tho Superior laundry at Klamath Falls 'but procured only about $80 in cash, necordlntf to W; H. Robertson, manager. Tho-work show ed all the earmarks of expert yeggs and not a elew was loft on which po lice could' work1. .,'. Baseball dance at Eagle Point Sat urday night, given for benefit of ball caib:- . in Squaro piano, good condition. Price 126. Why pay rent? See 11. G. Laun spach at Weeks & Orr. !? 1 Visitors in the city from the state of California include J. K. Foster of Weed, J; M. McLaughlin of Crescent City. Mrs. A. J. Daniell and Miss 1.. K. Uaniell of Pasadena. M. M. May. A. AroiiHon, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Borlg and family, A. B. Iozurus. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Uauinan, O. C. Jacolen. Frank Venckle. H. J. Vollnnd". J. McPhall and G. H. Host of Los Angeles nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F; Brown, G. Zolhier. J. L. Conway. A. Meyer. A. B. Palmer, J. A. McHonry. B. A. Kot.hlor. W. A. Wll Hums' and F. F. Jones of San Fran cisco. ' Miss Martha M. Spenker has opened n Vlavl offlco, H21 Medford Btdg. Of fice hours Saturday, Monday, Wednes day, one to five. Offico phono 841. Itesldence phono 4S8-J. 19 See Bernlce. Inex nnd Amy steal the doctor's dog and then play sick to fool htm In "Diamonds nnd Hearts," at high school auditorium. April 16. !? Twenty-one out of the state cars were registered here yesterday nt thf local stale traffic bureau In the Cham ber of Commerce building. Clean pea gravel for your roof work. Medford Sai1d'& Gravel Co. Phone lOTS. . 21 Pon't miss Hint minstrel show at Jacksonville Saturday night, ai 8 o'clock. Others may tell about the big eggs 'that their liens lav but n. U. Morgan, jiui tlt4' Redwood highway, claim that onc f bis In-us laid the Mi:ilrHt fg 1 lb cMiibited an egg about the of a small blrd' egg. which ne of hi: hens laid recently.- Grunts Pass tnir ! ier. ! Basel CM dance at Kagle Point Sat 'tirday night, given for benefit of ball i club. ia j Q'Hty flowers, choice plnnts nd cut flowers for Knster. Visit our Greenhouses; Erhnrtstreetn South Blvn-sWo Phon 1040. 1S flee 40 N. Front street. Phone 103ii. I tf I Don't miss that minstrel show at 1 JackHonville Saturday night at eight j o'clock. IK j Notice of an appeal to tho supremo ; court in the civil suit of C. J. Itan.4 ; against' W. J. Scott and wife, involving 1 money in a real estate transaction was ; filed in the circuit court Thursday. The appeal Is besed on tho refusal of tho , court to pass on an answer, nnd d- ; nfal of a motion to vacate the decree. I Minstrel show In U. S. Hall, Jack- ; sonvlllo, Saturday night at 8 o'clock. 18 We keep you looking your best. Try . Mrs. Hicks, Medford Beauty Shop. Phone 391 for appointment. 20 j The First Baptist church Is prepar ing Faster services, which will Include , the rendering of the cantata "From the I Sepulcher to tho Thone," by a choir ! of some eighteen voices, assisted by Professors Janes and Root with Mr. Scott at tho orgna. This will be given at 7:30 p. m. Bov. F. R. Leach will glvo tho special Faster sermon at 11 m. when tho choir will have some extra Faster music. The Gleanor's class will bo In charge of tho floral decorations for the day. New comers to the city are especially invited to these Easter day services. For Easter and the other 364 days, see Mrs. Trowbridge and look right. tf Handkerchiefs make beautiful Eas ter gifts. A nice line on sale at tho Handcraft Shop. 18 YeHterdny was another very warm day for this time of the year, with a maximum of 79, nnd today was one with alternate cloudiness and sunshine. Cloudy weather Is predicted for Saturday. Minstrel show In 17. S. hall, Jackson ville, Saturday night at 8 o'clock. 18 Moss agates make ideal Easter gifts. Most beautiful selection, reasonably priced nt The Medford Exchange.- 17 The barber shop in Brown's, nnd Ban's lunch are again displaying tho daily scores of tho Pacific Coast league baseball games, which are re ceived by telegraph as soon as the games nre ovor. faster dinner Sunday nt Amy's Place, Jacksonville, from 12:30 unll! 2:30. Phono orders to 2D3. 18 Basoball dance at Eagle Point Sat urday night, given for benefit of ball club is Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dwyer of Spo kane. Mrs. Ben Erllchmnn, Mrs. S. I. Johnson nnd J. W. Corlin of Tncoma and the following from Seattle nre among the visitors In tho city from the, stato of Washington: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. l,nngdnn, A. T. Foley. Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Bloedel. T. F. Minahan. V. M. Cowley. Jr., J. c. Zctlcr. C. P. Cook. B. C; Holden, Joe Kmerling, Mrs. IT. Krnnta, Mrs. C. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. AI Winn nnd H. B. Cosgrovo. Have you tried that big milk shako at DoVoe's? Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. Phono 239. Mrs. Lester Lord of Medford, was In Grants Pass visiting friends nnd shop ping Thursday, according to the Grnats Pass Courier. Mins Alice Olin. of KHiogg's Beauty Parlor, is leaving Sunday for Port land, on nccount of illness in family. Will return tho following Sunday to resume work. 18 It pays to use wnshed sand for your plastering- Jnh. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. Phono 1075. 21 Br. William House; a nervo special ist from Portland, arrived in tho city today for consultation In tho case of Frederick Hoppln, who has been quite seriously ill for tho last few days. pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & Whito Agoncy, Inc. tf New comers not familiar with our repnlrlng, nsk your neighbors. . Bart- lett Fur Shop, New Theater building. 20 Following the next "Progress Meet ing' of the California Oregon Power company on April 24th next, the Rogue River division employees are to put on an attractive entertainment in conjunction with tho regular monthly meeting of the Copco Forum. Glenn Conwell has been named as chairman of the geenrnl committee on arrange ments and promises a good progrom. A well attended committeo meeting was held at the Copco building last night and plans roughod into shopev and first rehearsal was called for next Monday evening. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf An Easter sale of handkerchiefs at greatly reduced prices. Seo window display at the Handcraft Shop. IS Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber yard. eonomv groceteria. THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Four years ago we opened the first modern bakery in Medford and locally brought about a complete change in the baking industry. ' " v We often hear a new customer say: "I fooled my husband last night, he thought I had started baking again." We heard that same remark four years ago and we will probably hear it in-the years to come because there will be no change in the quality of our Bread We have never -used a' substitute and never will We shall con tinue to bake as Mother baked from the best materials and to bake our bread so that it's done through and through. The same rich crisp crust will be found on every loaf and most of all our refusal to use substitutes is a guarantee of. purity. HOT CROSS BUNS Everybody wants Hot Cross Buns for Easter, so fbr Saturday, Hot Cross Buns, per doz. .............. .i. . ,10c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 8 1b. pail.;... ;! $1.69 4 lb. pail .87 Wesson Oil; quarts . .47 OTHER SPECIALS Anchor Flour, 49 lb. sack $2.39 Maxwell' House Coffee, per lb. .... .49 Jelly Beans, assorted flavors, per lb. .17 Tea Garden Strawberry preserves, 1 lb. jar i 38 Fancy Eastern Marshmaliows, per lb. . . .;. . . . . . . .28 Chocolate Drops, per lb. . ......... .22 Hanging porch baskets for flowers, 15c, 20c and 25c. Sliced Beets, No. 2 cans, 3 for 35 Queen Olives , full Mason pint jars, per jar , 29 20 Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 cans. . Fancy Royal Ann Cherries,. No. 2 cans, each; Fancy Fruit Jam, Loganberry, Straw berry, Black Raspberry and Dew Berry, per 1 lb. jar . .... . Extra Large Fancy Celery, per bu. . Large Lettuce (like we had last Sat : urday) priced for Easter Saturday per head .10 Lemons, per doz .29 Horlick's Malted Milk, 43c, 83c. . 3.15 Green Peas 2 lbs.. . . .25 18 28 .15 . . -SPRING. LAMB and Green Peas We have the finest Spring Lamb. Half or whole Fry's Delicious or Swift Premium Special per lb 35c .GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE A bin sale of winter clothlnj? .at helf their former prices, will be held at the Thrift Khop Saturday. Why soiul to the city to get your furs cleaned, repaired or remodeled. Wo can do it cheaper nnd na cood. Bart- lett Fur Shop. Now Theater build ing. 20 I Graded rock for driveway. Medford Sand & Gravel Co. 1'hone 1075. 21 Tho children of tho primary depart ment of the I'reabyterian church are I having an Kaater party at tho church j Saturday at three' o'clock. Kancy creamery butter 43c per lb. Johnson Produco Co. Summer rates on all fur vepairlnR. Bartlett Fur Shop, New Theator build in?. '20 A son wan born' to ' Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Haker of 1127 WeFt Main street, on Wednesdays April S. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf Clean washed sand for- the kiddies to play In. Medford - Sand & Gravel Co. Phone 1075. 21 Marrell McConochie of- Seattle, Wash., left yesterday for Colorado, on a short business trip, after spending n few days in Medford. Beautiful Kaster dance. Oriental Gardens, Saturday night. 18 Uiogers perfumes for Easter at cost. Emma Cllno Shop. 19 Tcniplai' F-astci Olsorvnnce. W Malta Commandory No. 4, K. T., of Ashland, will par ticipate In the annual Kaater nHlut Villain tin 1 oh 11 iiVi in isssi Medford. on Sunday utter- noon, April 12, 2:30 o'clock. All Sir Knights; accompanied by their ladies, aro courteously invited to attend. Preliminary to the church service', luncheon will be ' served at Masonic hall. Medford. promptly at halfpast twelve. W. H. McGOWAN, E.' C. W; H. HAY, Hecorder. ' IS The thousands of band tailed pig eons, which have been in tho Merlin district, have begun to leave for the mountains, it la reported today.- The birds appear to be increasing in the county. Grants Pass Courier. Call off all engagements for April 15 and go to the concert and dance at the Armory. Crater Lako Tomplo band (D. O. K. K.) ' 216 Miss Ada Jlrewster, the home dem ount rat Ion agent, spent Thursday at Kogue Itiver conducting a class in millinery. ' Peautiful Kaster dance, Oriental Gardens, Saturday night. 18 ,Safo deposit boxen for rent, First National Bank. Medford. 17 Dinner rings, 35c and up. Japanese 1 Art Store. 18 NOW PLAYING J00 LATE Ttf tLASSffY V.ANTK! Tiro unlenmttn tt Knod V2),iriUHMltlnn. Spe l,e HUKheBAMMl- DANCE JACKSON HOT SPRINGS Saturday Night April Jlth The jbc Melody Boys and "Frivolous Sal" will there " ' ;" Admission $1.10, Ladies fre0 t Feeds ARB Down Drop in tomorrow and get our price's on feeds. We feel that the farmer should benefit by the recent declines In feed prices, so have greatly reduced our prices. O MONARCH Sped & feed Co. j) The Farmers' Sergjce Station A Thrilling Story' of Love, Devotion, 'of Hite tod Heroic Sacrifice MARION; DAVIES In Her Greatest Triumph " Janice Meredith" SUNDAY SPECIAL EASTER CONCERT 2 P.M.' Crater Lake Temple Band . and o Vjpento Blasco Ibanez's fascinating o oo tale Q o "ARGENTINE LOVE' 0 p o ; With o 9 RICAltDO" C0RTEZ and BEBE DA1JJELS - . a Cold Auto Pointing Cu$
