o
PAGE TWO
O MTCDFGRT) "NrATL TTITP.TTXR
MEDTBQRD, OREClON;.
MONDAY. 'APRTL Qft. 102"
1 1 1
'I
Tocal and
Personal
' The puhlle nchoola reeonvoued this
morlrtriK In the varloila buildings, nf
ter huving itrvn rlowMl Blnee hint Wed
nesday afternoon fcjr tho short Kaalei
vacation.
Mrs. Trowbridge, designer wllh a
reputation behind her work. 905 W.
HUh street. tf
The condition of Charles Terrill,
former sheriff, who had heen so III for
n long lime past, continues to Improve,
and yesterday .relatives took him for
t a short auto ride. Ho Is still quite
' weak, But Is able to ho up and around
j the houau for a period each day. It
'..will he weeks jv,t uoforo Mr. Terrill Is
tVully recuvcrod.
,-'I'hc W. C. T. V. Is arranging with It.
Cnmiiboll, "TJiek I'oBey," of Asli
.jhnnd, to put on a recital here soon.
' f'Ulcli" Inn favorlto with Modford and
. .Southern Oregon people nnd tho recl
j (tal will ho welcome news to them.
I Today ,1s the thirteenth of the
month, the time Vhcn many supersti
tious and cautious persons are very
careful In tholr movements und do not
tempt fate In any manner,
i Latho work and motor recondition
ing Illvopldo OaradKO. tf
i Karl Itonrrtnian. clerk at the DeVoii
confectionery establishment, has been
multe' eluk for a week past with the
flu. complicated by a throat trouble,
i Threqisllk dresses. Heal $25 vnlu
'ues. on sale. for $15, at Mann's, Thurs
day, Krlday and Saturday. Bee dls
'hilay In wlrulnvys. 20
J Quile'a number of visitors from a
kjlptance are registered at local hotels,
havlnufflrrlved yesterday, and Includ
I IiiB the following: Mr, und Mrs. ller-
t.$rt Orecnln'rC of Nome, Alanka uml
'Seattle; N. Oottli-lh nf Yuknhonm,
Ijaimn, -OhaA. H. Porktns of Chicago,
TNathan Vnncr of OwhkoHh, Wla., Mrs.
Fred Kflhster of Vancouver, 11. C nnd
)Mr. und Mm. It. C. May of Mnflon City.
Iowa.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnoh Produce Co.
Fred Champlin of Footn Creek wan
week end vlHltor in the city from
iiho north end of the county.
K. 1. It. I'Kii nt rVoo's. tf
mi Mr. Crur of Medford rauRht a 4fi
i'-.pouiid Chinook flalmon at tho Kavapo
litltutildH ilnm veHterdav. nccordllifr to
!j(iHh and came warden ltoy Parr, who
jUvim in that vicinity yoHterday. The
; finh vnd hard to land and put up a
(good fulht. Home larna fish are heinR
cuupht at the dam now und a nuniher
jfiro holnpr pulled' out of tho Hlrenm.
IlTho flHhlne nt Gold liny du iiiIh nlno
jtooii Anhland Tldinttn.
( If you want a furnished npartrnent
t .with all the modern conveniences, Bee
tior phone Hotel Jionnna. ir ,
Quite a grist of cases was disposed
in Judge Taylor's court tills morn-
ling, Including nuto law and fish law j
jirviomiiuun iihu imluaii-iiiumi iumvo.
Trowbridge. 90ti W. 10th street. tf
t Miss Clambel I.ainont of I'ortland,
Kvho recently visited In this city, woa j
dast week elected i)rosldont of the ns-
(nocfution of Women Students of the ,
Ijoregon Agricultural college. j
Konnntional dress salo at Manns.;
$25 silk dresHes for $15, Thursday,
p'Vlday and Saturday, April 10th, 17th, put up $15 cuh ball for his appenr
ilSth. See display in windows. 20 unce In court today, forfeited that ball
l F. W. Macklln, formerly n salesman hy fnlluro to appear,
land domonstrntor with tho Northwest Tho event of tho Benson Wednesday.
Gas Equipment company of Portland, j April 15. Concert nnd dance at the
iias uiaen a position won mu nouiiu;rn
l Orcgon (las Co., in their now business
(department. Mr. Macklln and his faul
tily will make their homo In (IiIh city.
) Hemstitching Be a yard. Tho Van
I'lty Shop, riartlett nnd Main. tf
I Mr. nnd Mrs. George M. Ksterly
I were visitors In tho city over Sunday
from Waldo, Josephine county.
you will la u git your head ore nt
Sammy, the darkey boy. In "Diamonds
and Hearts," at tho High school audi
torium, April 16. 19
A meeting of tho Medford Legion
drum corps will he held nt the Armory
this evenliur at 7:30 . m. Kverv mem-
born of tho corps in urged to be pres
", ent ns the corps Is ordering uniforms
J und the committee has a report to
ti make on the ones picked out nt the
If butt meeting.
' AVo pay cash tor uaod pianos.
Pnlmer Piano House. tf
Attorney nnd Mrs. It. A. Canaday of
Rosehxirg motored to Medford Satur
day whero they spent Kaster wllh
!friendn.
Room for several more In the Mon-
,lduy night decora t Ivo art class. See
.tjJnnn Snodleor. Phone 137. ,. 1U
f Keva Hutchinson, who Is employed
nt Copro, , came tip Sunday to visit
Ufrletids In Medford and his parents.
'Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson at
"Sunset on the Rogue" ot Trail.
I We , pay for nhcn and hcII dirt
cheap. Crown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
J. H. Crews caught a 47 lb. salmon
nt the Savage Rapids dam last Friday
thesldc three others weighing 25. 20
r and lf pounds respectively. Mr. Crews
i nnys this is the largest salmon that
has been ncught this side of Grants
Puss In two years,
I The chance of a life time! 300 all
iftllk dreHfce on sale nt Mann's Thurs-
I .day, Friday and Saturday. $iG vnl
I.uom for $15. 20
jj Tho St. Mark's Altnr Guild will hold
(!lhoir regular monthly dinner at the
Jl'ar Inn house Tuesday evening at 6:30
j Washed snnd nnd gravel for your
, ;eoncreto work. Medford Hand A
jOrnvel Co. Phnno 107S. 21 !
j- C. McCredle. federal prohibition of-j
jficer, who has been in tho Portland of- 1
jj f ice for several weeks, has returned
Iinnd will have his heudnutirtcrs in Med
tford In the federal building.
, '. Chal ' Strange Is now behind tho
counter at the Auto Supply nnd Parts
!co. 20
H; Dr. "hnd Mrs. Noble Wiley Jones,
Miss Kvelyn Jones and the mothers
i of both Mr. and Mrs. Jonea uncut the
Cweek end In Medford nnd were guests
fnf Mr. nnd Mrs. C M. Kldd. They
jwore delighted with the gram! climate,
r profusion of IJnum in the orchards as
I well us.itiunv kinds of flowers and the
( hospitality of the Medford people. Mr.
!' Join s pl iyed golf mi tin- Mnlft,id as
'sc'intion ground and u.is profile in
ihls remarks regarding the gu uiols and
j;their location.
j!' Wnnted-Gi-'Veder hogs Ond pigs.
) Johnson Produce Co. tf
. Don Chase left this morning for
Portland, to resume his work there in
1 nn automobile school, after spOdiim
QiHhe week end hero with his faiuily.
I' Columbia plaster wall boaiQ Call
foP prlc4 WuUacf Wood Lumber
; Yard.
II, J. Douglas and II. P. Italney.
who'are here from the I'lilvertfity of
gutnts of the Ktwanla clult today Inlfor the event. Mr. Dixon stati'H that !
company with Kliner WIImoii and A.jhe la not aiikliiR for any financial aid j
ll Miller of thn liotinl of eilueation. J. ! from the leoal liUKlneuH men. hut does i
B. Coan, Kmll Mohr and O. C. Ilia's j want their moral support In order to
of tho planning commission. I make the affair a success. He states
A real buy at Mann's next Thurs- that he Is making preparations to bring
day. Friday and Haturdny. 3D0 plain over lame nmnlj of Indiana, hav
and printed silks. $25 values, for (IS line a number of special features to
.Now on display In window. 2'J
The presence of Oregon Jonen in
Josephine county, an reported from
Medford yrcently. In regarded as
"hunk", by (Khnriff . W. M. Huyes. Mr.
Huyen doe s not htiVe any faith in the
report thai Jones in there diHKUied aw
a hunchback. iiv thinks he haB left
thin part of the Htate where lie is well
known and where hln capture would
be almost certain. tirantH Phhh Cour
ier. Unity literature tenches people how
to bo healthy, efficient, prosperous,
hnrmonioun nnd happy. Free distri
bution. 7J8 Went Main street.
M i'R. Alice Ttlackford, a teacher In
tho Klamath Falls high school, is a
guest at the home jnf Mr. and Mrs. P.
t, Kershaw.
Another big purchase by Mann's
Dept. storo enables them to sell 3I0
silk dresses. 2d values for $1(1 next
Thurnday, Friday and Saturday. ' 20
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayliss of the
Mount ('rest ranch at Tlilt. Calif., were
Medford visitors Saturday.
Crater Iake Temple Pand (D. O. K.
K.) will give a concert nnd dunce
Wednesday. April 1G.. Nobody should
in Iks thlH wonderful opportunity to
have a goood time. 21
The Standard Oil company's Tied
Crowns defeated the Copco team Sun
day in a fast and exciting game of
basehall. The oil company game put
the gaine on Ice in tho first inning,
gathering five runs in that frame. Al
len, for the Standards, was the star,
fanning nine men in the first four In
nings and allowing ho hits. Hogan.
playing third, stole bases nt will. Oli
ver of the Copeo, pitched a good game,
but the Hed Crown sluggers were too
good.
All roads will lend to Mann's next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday when
I hey will sell 30(1 new silk dresses.
2tt values, for $15. Sec display In
Windows. 20
I... S. Donhnm of Olympia. U. Uand
of Longview, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Holme
of Tacoma. Mrs. F. M. Kellogg and
mother and Mrs. C. K. King of Ho-
oualm. und tho fnllmvini; from .Seat
tie. are anions: the local vinitorn from
tho state of Washington: O. F. CMin-
ton. It. A. Start. Mra. Walter K. Srolyo.
Helen I,. Seelye. Richard Wilson, J. D.
Hargoth, It. A. llrennan, Mrs. I. Vr.
Klrshbaum, Mrs. J. K, Prennnn nnd
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. K. Rice.
We cut and fit when you prefer to
have us. Mrs. Trowbridge. tf
Thomas I). Petch. vice president nnd
general manager of the Southern uro-
igon Gas company, left today for a
business trip to Grants Puss und Rose-
burg.
iwo room lurninnea nouse lor rem.
In the city court this morning J. C.
Mantv-of Central Point, who was ar
rested here Saturday night by Officers
Cave and I.eggitt on nn Intoxication
charge, was fined $20. Swan Ander
son, a laborer in this vicinity, who was
also arrested that night by the same
officers on the same charge, and who
.Armory crater IjUko Tempio band (1J.
O. K. K.). 21
MIhs Pearl Ithondes has rotih'ned
from Portlnnd where sho spent the
past several days vimting with rela
tives. Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
The members of the Crater bake O.
A. C. club will meet at tho home of
Mrs. M. 10. Root at 15 Summit nvenue,
tonight, cards and mah Joting being
the entertainment of the evening, nfter
which refreshments' will be served.
$2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted
Oems at our wnro houso freo from
frost damage and no black spots
which nppcarn In most potatoes
shipped from Idaho points. A fow
cents Is nothing to compare with qual
ity in buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phone 241 N. J St. tf
Fair weather and a moderate tem
perature Is predicted for Tuosdny.
Yesterday wiu an Ideal spring day with
u maximum temperature of 74.3, which
lured the majority of tho local and
valley population out for nuto rides,
especially in the afternoon. Today,
which began with a minimum of 41.
was an equally fine day.
Coal briquets, thnt clean fuel. Han
son Coal Co. Phono 239.
Murray M. Mhssey has returned
from a short business tflp to Itosebtirg.
Columbia planter wall bonrd. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
The members of the high school
bund nnd their director. Iturton
Struck, together with those who ac
compauied them to Corvallis. returned
Sunday nfter noon front Corvallis
where they played fourth In the state
ehnm plonshlp.
Mrs. Hicks, tho new marcotler nt
the Medford Reauty Shop has had four
yearn experience In marcelling. Third
floor Medford building. Phdno 191
for appointment. 20
Cadet Jesi F. Dressier, a member
of the class of tOi'7 nt the United
State military academy. West Point
Xew Vnk, recently took part in tho
production of the annual Hundredth
Night Show, given hy the corps of ca
det on the hundredth night show be
fore June. This year's show was call
ed "PnsMin' Kcvuo." It was very suc
cessful, nnd its success rested in no
small degree upon tho efficiency of the
men 1 nckstago. of whom one was Ca
det Dressier, acting us assistant to the
property manager. Cadet Dressler's
father h K. H. Dressier of Medford.
Oirls, try nn Itivigorutor shampoo ut
Mowman and liarber's lieuuty Shoppe.
ti; So. Central avenue. Phone 36L 12
A dance will tie given by the Daugh
ters of the at the Ashland Arm
ory on Thursday. April lilth, to which
all M.isotw are invited.
W .-imIu- I sand for your stucco ork.
Mfdfonl KiikI (travel Co. Phone
1 1) 7 i.
Mrs Maty Matt-. of South ISrape
street Is at a local hospital with
a broken :mn as the result of fallliir
on the wt;&! at her home Sunday.
Clean pen gravel for yourjoof work.
Medfoi-U sand & Crnvcl Co. l'hone
107i-
pay V.r nsheV nnd sell
cheap. Urown A White Agunufc
dirt
Inc.
U
Hon Dixon, who Is holding a rodoo
here on July 4, was over today from
uppeal to them. There is to be a squaw
race, ajid also a race of Indiuns In their
full regalia. Thirty-five head of buck
ing hotmK will be brought and five
for bareback riding. Grants Puhs
Courier. '
MIks Murtha M. flponker has opened
a Vlavl office, 421 Medford Jtldg. Of
fice hours Saturday. Monday, Wednes
day, ono to five. Office phono $41.
Residence phono 4KK-J. 19
.Nathan Garrett of the Uoxy Ann dis
trict was In the city Saturday transact
ing business.
Don't ihIhh the big sale of plain and
printed dresses at Mann's, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. $25 values for
$K, See display in windows.
Urn. II. li. KlUolt, H. H. Murphy,
Ralph Pollock and Frederick II. John
son returned early Sunday morning
from Roseburg, where they were
among those In attendance at the
meeting of the state dent a) associa
tion, there Saturday. Dr. Frank
Roberts returned Sunday evening af
ter Hpendltig the day at Myrtle Creek.
I'Jrs. K. A. WoodH.and McCracken of
Ashland remained in Roseburg over
night, also returning Sunday evening.
Mcdford-Klumuth freight line, noth
ing too large, . nothing too small.
ivo trucks in operation to and from
Klamath Falls. Dally service. Wo do
long distance hauling anywhere. Of
fice 40 K. Front street. Phone 1033.
tf
l.eee Bradfhaw yas among the local
vb-Ilors on Saturday from Prowns
Imro. , f t
Wo keep you looking your best. Try
Mrs. Hicks, Medford Iteauty Shop:
Phone iitl for appointment. 20
The inter-district debate that was
held at A .sh land Friday night, Klam
ath Falls and Ashland debating teams
being
Iho iwrtb limma, was won by I
..v.i i i... o i
Have you tried that milk shako
at DoVoes?
Instructions In using Elizabeth
Arden toilet preparations will be
given nil day Tuesday by a lady
demonstrator nt the . West Side
l'harinacy. ., ,
Columbia plaster wall board. - Call
fof prices. WuWace Wood Lumber
yard.
In Judge Taylor's court today John
W. Ltutler of Medford and Lowell Ash
of Trail, who were arrested by State
Traffic Officer McMahon yesterday
afternoon fur speeding on the Crater
Lake highway, were fined; the for
mer $'J5 and the latter, who was not
.speeding nearly so fast, the sum of
$fi. W. .1. Virgin of MedTord, who
was arrested by the local traffic offi
cer, (i. J. I'rcHcott, was fined 5S for
cutting n corner yesterday in the city.
It pays to use washed saiwl for your
plastering Job. Medford Bnnd &
(Iravel Co. J'hone 107C. 21
Medford Post of the American
Legion will hold their regular meet
ing tomorrow evening, nt the Klnculd
hull, Kaglo Point. All members are
asked to bo a I. tho Armory by seven
o'clock and leave by 7:30, In order
to start tho meeting by S o'clock.
Commander MeKlhose urges every
member to be present, as several bus
iness proposition and other Items of
Interest will bo taken up at tills
meeting, also initiation of candidates.
All members who lmvo cars are
asked to bring them if possible, ut 7
p. in. ut the Armory.
New comers not ramlllar with our
repairing, ask your neighbors. Jtart-
lett Kur Shop, New Theater building.
20
Clean washed sand for tho kiddies
to piny In. Medford Sand & Gravel
Co. Phono 107 5. 21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKI)
m'Hin8trtKH,
J'liHitlon as assislunl
Cull 1077. 2!l
FOR KALK
months old.
ford.
WnmMl llff. ' two
l'huno 3S1-K. MmI
20 WAXTETJ Job n.i enmp flunki-y. P.
li. Him !IS7. Moilfonl. 21
FOR ItHN'T, Olt
lilshnl houe.
lltlr Mtroot.
SAI.K l'nrlly fm
Kluiulro til 8 Kusl
21
FPU SALK Olt
uirhed house,
street.
UKNT Partly fur
Knqulre 618 K. nth
1
WAXTKl) Party wants 5 or 6 room
ed house, not close In, partly fur
nished, by May 1st. Must have
curnge. fall nt 334 Apple St. 13
Hero is the answer to your
entertainment problem--theatergoers
eye r y w h e r o
unite in calling this the
greatest picture in years
Punoh!
Pageantry ! !
Pictnresquenessl!!
DOUGLAS ;
FAIRBANKS
THE
THIEF OF
BAGDAD:
Coming
Wednesday
I 1 &J
HUCCCWftll
meet uf hv Southern
aiwm-latinV ever held
n or
egon DentaK
met at Jlone-
Iiuik on Haturday. The next meeting
will lie held at Medford May 15. The
asMotlation have tiureed to furnish
some of the clinicians at the Oregon
state dental meeting at Portland,
June 3r, 4, 5 and i.
Coal briquets. tlAt clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 231t.
Among the visitors in the city from
the state of California are William
( lark of Weed. .Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Spoke of Glandule, Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
Rumes of Long Beach. Mr. und Mis.
J. D. Goble and T. K. Robinson, of
Oakland, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Fergu
son and Nellie liolsinger of San Fran
cisco and L. F. Harris. J. S. Getesun
and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hurlluur and
baby of Los Angeles.
Hemstitching, buttons covered nt
the Handicraft Shop. tf
The following from Portland are
nmong tho etmporary sojourners in
the city: H. ,W. Dickinson. Mrs. A. P.
brown, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. V. Sleemnn,
. J(. Hlte, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Paquet,
Mary K. J'aquet, Mary K. Gebhnrdt.
Merle Tyler, J. F. Puquet. T. I- Gage,
F. K. Wiester, J. 13. Proidu r and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Foster, Miss
Grace Gilbert, . Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Deshon, W. S. Ulery, J. W. Mnchem,
Mr. nnd airs. J. P. Frayer. V. 10. Gruy,
.L. A. Keswick, Mr. und Mrs. Wester
man, Mrs.. K. J. Bolcom. Mrs. W. L.
Robl), Mr. and Mrs. Agnell, Miss Kve
llailey and Miss Hazel Robb.
Dry factory .mill blocks. "Valley Fuel
Co. , . tf
Miles Cantrall and family were
among the visitor fn the ity yester
day from Applegate.
Call off nil engagements for April
15 nnd go to the concert and dance
nt the Armory. Crater Lake Temple
band P, O. K. K.) 21 C
.Donald Lawrence, who recently un
derwent an operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, Is reported as rapidly
recovering and ft is thought he will
be able tJ be taken to bin home some
time this week.
Summer rates on all fur repairing.
lt,lriien ur onoji, ftew i neuiur uuiio-
inir. iu
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Skinny Men iiml Women nln Flv?
I'ouiulx til SO Diijm or .Money Hack.
My dear friends:
After my attack of Flu I was thin,
fun down and weak. I had a sM
low complexion, my cheeks were
Mink in 'and . I was continually
troubled i with gas on my stomach.
I felt stuffy and hnd lost my nppe
tite. I had read about McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets and de
cided to give them a trial. At once
1 beKun to pick up mi appetite, my
cheeks filled out and my complex
ion became healthy looking nnd 1
gained 1 5 pounds in six weeks und
am very thankful for what McCoy's
Cod Liver oil Compound Tablets did
for me.
Miss Alberta Itogers, 204 V, Cerro
C.orda St., DccutuftMH. M'" '
To take on wejght,, grow, strong
and vigorous ta ?fll out .-the .hollows
in cheeks nnd neck, try McCoy's t'od
Liver Oil Compound Tablets for 30
days. CO Tablets, (10 cents nt Heath's
Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy,
Medford Pharmacy nnd live drug
gists eye ry where If they don't g I v e
you wonderful help In 3 0 days, get
your money back tyou be the judge.
He sure nnd nHk yf or ; McCoy's, the
original and genu t no. ' Adv.
Qutoctat
tG)rd i
tfires
The :
Cost-less i
per-mile Tire
You buy mileage not lires.
The final measure of econ
omy is coot-per-mile.
The McClnren Autocrat
Cord is built and guaran
teed to cost-Iess-per-mile
than any tire you tan buy,
regardless of brand or
cost. . .
FREE CRANK
CASE SERVICE
TIRE SALE
NOW GOING ON
The Personal
Attention of
Frank and
Charlie Shaw
On Pacific Highway
at Jackson Stvett
The largest and
jn ml mrx
IKOTEt
km
Earl Stewart, un employe on the
Ieonard Carpenter ranch, suffered a
broken foot last Friday.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. o otf
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Matheson, own
s of the Hotel Toledo, at Toledo.
Oregon, and O. Tl. Hite of Portlnnd und
meager of the Hotel Washington,
who are enroute south on a two weeks'
trip, spent Sunday in Medford.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
C-ounty Treasurer's Cull for ICagle
Point Irrigation District General
Fund Warrants
State of Oregon, County of Jackson.
Treasury Department. Jacksonville,
Oregon, April 13th, 1925.
Notice Is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemption
of Kugle Point Irrigation District
General Fund Warrants Numbers Pj3
(one hundred ninety-three) to 211
(two hundred eleven) inclusive.
Interest on tho above called war
rants ceases on this, the 13th day of
April, H5. A. C. WALKKR,
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon.
HI
SCOTTISH KITK
Regular meeting Siskiyou
Lodge of Perfection, Monday
evening 7:30 p. m. Paul H.
Rynnlng, secretary. 40
It. A. M.
Crater Lake Chapter No.
32. Special Convocation
Tuesday, April 14th. 7:30
p. m. M. K. M. Degree.
Refreshments served. Visi
tors welcome. A. F. Noth. 40
MANY QF OUR CUSTOMERS
HAVE
One Less Thing To
Worry About
THEY ALREADY HAVE THEIR
Insurance
It costs just as much a week from . -now
as it does today.
' WHY WAIT?
R. A. HOLMES' "
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
. Since 1909
Wednesday Special
FISHERMEN, ATTENTION!
We have the HOOD Red-Tread Hip Boots
in sizes 6 and 7 and the Red Ball Brand in
size 11 and 12 for the low price of $4.79.
Take advantage of this extraordinary offer
to outfit yourself with boots.
Army & Outing Stores
EVERYTHING FOR WORKINGMAN AND CAMPER
32 So. Centrat Ave., Opposite Hunt's Craterian,
R. S. Stewart, ' " Your Satisfaction
Manager - Phone 913-L Is Our Success
. the live Sporting Goods Merchant Offers
IfsFishingTimeAgain
Select your needs; from our fresh stock of
tackle and be sure of a real catch. ' '
OPENING SPECIALS
SELECTION OF THREE OUTFITS:
Stel Rod, Reel, Line, Leader and Three Flies $1.25
Bamboo Rod, Reel, Line, Leader and Three Flies $2.65
Telescope Rod, Reel, Line, Leader and Three Fffes $343
' O
Medford Hardware & Sp&jttirjjfGroods Co.
Phono 296 "The Checker FrdSt Store" 327 E. Main
liuu. w .
e ' 0 o
o
Voile to Advertisers.
Advertisers still continue to brift
in display advertising copy as late as
10 u. m. the du they want their ad to
run. and coJjVsg we cannot accept
the name because it Is impossible to
get the copy set.
All advertising copy should be in
this office .n the afternoon of the day
before the nd is lo run. tf
DAHLIA
BULBS
AND
SEEDS
Now Is the Time
to Plant Them.
Our cssortment will be
found very complete In
colors and varieties.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
8ummer Flowering '
Bulbs
iVeiideviltef
(N. V. A. Week) . .
Tomorrow Matinee
and Night
2:007:009:00
General Admission,
Children, 25c
HERBERT CROWLEY .
Presents
"The Different Revue"
With 7 Sailors 7
A cycle of comedy, singing
and dancing surprises the
season s novel ottering.
HON. DAVE MANLEY
The National Spokesman
In "Womanology"
W. O'CLARE
and
MADALINE
In "A Bit of
Ould Ireland"
JIM & FLO
BOGARD
In
"All Fun"
EDCOUARD
"Master of Shadowology" :
TWO REEL COMEDY
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Hunt's Craterian Orchestral
Wilson Waite, Director
Tonight Last Times!
"ARGENTINE LOVE"
With Ricardo Corter
and Bebe Daniels
That distinguished look
of a tailored Suit.
There's a reason.
It is hand tailored, not
machine built, right,
here in Medford.
Order yours
NOW
Prices $40.00 to $55.00
Upstairs
I We'll put yours lSack'
B in commission in quick
B ordi'r we repair all
9 types nnd carry a full
9 stock of parts.
I Reasonable charges.
0
WO
e
0)