MEDEOftlV MAIL TRTBTJyrE, MEDFORD, OKEfloS, "VRTyEST)AV, "APftTL 22, 1923-
' VMK TWO
ioca and
' Personal
The Merlford postofficfe has Just re
. reived u supply of $J 00,000 worth of
'. Ihe now half-cent . stamps. Tehse
; stamps hear a picture of Nathan Hale,
revolutioanry hero, and ure purl of
,' ihe airplane shipment rushed out of
Washington a. few dayM ugn: fof the
. central stations at Portland, Uoh An
uelfH, San Ffanciflco und olhor-coaat
poinla.
Household furniture for sal i; at 720
'' . AV. lllh. 4 ' 27
Mrs. Trowbridge, creator of dersses.
005 West 10th street. 41
For - the .put mnoker of the Klka
loue tomorrow niffht there will be
, ' twenty rounds -of boxing. In addition
to- this IjoxIiik there will be n food
' program and a hit feed. , (
Valley Hide & Junk Co. will huy
ail your old raws and junk. Tall 1170,
Valley Hide &. Junk Co., 221 No. Fir
street. ' 31
Come and get a real marcel. 113 13.
Wain atreet. Barber shop next door
to Heath's Drug Store. Phone I44.
Ituth Picket. 29
liev. J. . Tt. Hurlburt. missionary
from Peru, is Visiting It In sister, Mra.
It. F. Neff of this city and will speak
at the prayer meeting this evening at
the First Tiaptlst church.
A. good range of sizes como In the
Tlaby Boudoir line of paokage goods.
Tiny totfl to 0 years, girls 8 to 12,
misses' 14 to 18, and women sizes 3G
' to 44. Attractive models can be seen
. at The Handicraft rihop. 2fi
Fancy creamery butter 4lc per lb.
i ' johnson Prodiioo Co.
i There was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. K.
II. Hedrick rff Heppher, Ore., on Mon
day, April 20th, a nine nnd a half
pound daughter. The Hedrlckn are
moving to Medford in June, aa Mr.
Hedrick is to bo the superintendent
of the Medford schools next year,
while Mrs. Hedrick, who was former
ly Helen Norcrosa and a student of the
local high Hchool, Is dulte well known
in Medford and vicinity, her parents
being Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Not-cross of
"-. Central Point.
Its the cut qf the garment that tells
(he story. Mrs. Trowbridge will cut
and fit at a surprisingly low figure.
41
; Get a good marcel for that Saturday
night dance. Phone 544. liuth Plckel.
2
Mr. and Mrs. C, M. English and
Ooorgo TreU'hler have returned from
n nevearl weeks' visit in California.
, Fire place screens at the Japanese
I Art Store. 32
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Visitors from a distance registered
nt local hotels include the following:
James A. Wngenblast, Vern Godfrey
and H. II. Gourley, of Washington, D.
; C. T. Micell of Denver. V. A. Danford,
of Calgary, Canada, A. 13. Steere of St.
(.harles, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
- Russell, Miss Lillian Hussoll and C.
Tj. Marlon of Vancouver. B. C. Mr. nnd
Mrs. B.iC. "Way of Mason ICty, Iowa,
H. U Slaughter of put Jdko C'fty.'Mvd
nnu mis. h. Tiiuiou8if or uirmir)Kunnu
' A4n., J. O. Reed of Marlon, Ohio, ana
T. S. Johnson of Rochester. N. Y.
A well dressed appearance at al.'
tintcis. because Airs.. Trowbrldgo does
. her cutting-and fitting.
. Get a. reitl marcel at 113 13, Main
ntreet, Harber shop. Phone 644. Ituth
' Plckel. 2V
James Port of Central Point was
1 fined $10 in Judge Taylor's court yes
terday for pftfTtlng his car on tho hlghi
woy while ho wont to lunch nearby.
Special music!' ' Pavilion! Tolnghl.
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'Coal brifiuets. that clean fuel. Han
, acnConlCo. Phono 281).
"Jackson county, with three state
conventions nnd one auxiliary gath
ering In addition to the national
Guard encampment, will bo kept busy
entertaining visitors this ftuninier,"
RayH the Ashland Tidings. "It is esti
mated that at least 100,000 persons, In
addition to the regular tourist travel,
: Will pass through Jackson county,
mnny of them remaining in this auc
tion from two to ten days." Those con
ventions are hh follows: State Medi
cal association Medford, May li Ho
bekah assembly, Ashland. May 11); In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows (state
encarnprhent) Ashland May 10-20;
1 state conclave of the De Molay order;
Ashlnnd-Medford.
H. I. It. eggs at fteVoo'. tf
. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
i Co. tf
'? Tim W. C. T. V. will meet at the
f HupUst church Thursday at 8:30
v. o'clock. Itev. and Mrs. J, II. Hurlburt.
y rnlssluiiniies from Pern, South Amer
ica, will tell about their work in Peru.
,'Att interested are welcome.
Tho Baptist ladles are glng a cooked
t food sale Saturday, morning tit the
public market. . 2D
If you want ft furnished npartment
v with nil the modern conveniences, see
or phone Hotel Hntland. tf
( H. K Walther, wns a local business
visitor in Grants Paaa yesterday,
now is the time for all good men to
The Itaptlst Indira are giving a cook
, ed food sale Saturday morning at the
public market. 29
Homstltchlng 8c a yard. The Van
ity Shop, llnrllett and Main. If
T.
Tho f
-link
ituT, richer loaf
oil hy Kluhi'or, a
o
of ropiiftttion. o
o
' At
npy .grocery.
Unsettled vather with probable
rain is the prediction fur Thursdas'.
Today was one of alternate cloudiness
'and sunshine, following the cloudiness
and .05 of an Inch of rain yesterday.
11 Pretty new patterns In dainty laces
selling for 5 to 8c per yard. Handi-
craft Shop. 30
Chinese parasols, sun proof and
Hhower proof, 98c. Japanese Art and
i Curio Store. . 32
Mrs. A. 11. Cunningham entered the
Community hospital yesterday where
she will receive medical care for a few
'daytr . - -
Have your piano tuned by Carl
t;oveland, work guaranteed. George
Andrewa' Studios, Sparta building.
Phone 323-J. 30
A good bargain. " Dainty lace trim
med Princess slips, made of good
quality white nainsook. For girls from
2-tO'J6 years. 98c, Friday and Satur
day. Handicraft Shop. 30
The snow limy on the McKenzle river
highway Is 20 miles above Ulue river
arid ,70 inileH from Kugene. At Alder
springs the road Jm covered with a
foot of snow, nccording to parties who
have just made the trip.
Tho new Everfast- materials are ar
riving dally at the Handicraft Shop.
Some of the different weaves are
peckatte, sllverglos, klnderkord, flne
weve, daintyweve, shantone, cameo
voile, royal rib and broadcloth. We
also have a. complete lino of linens,
suitings nnd elnghams. . 32-
Car) Love land Is now. teaching the
saxophone at the George Andrews'
Studios In Ihg Spuria building. Phone
323-J. 30
H. Jj. Ford, general agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail
way, was a Medford visitor yesterday
and- today from Portland.
Tonight's the night! Itfg mid Week
party. Fair Grounds Pavilion 27.
Wo pay cash for used ' pianos.
Palmer Pit tho House. . tf
Army officers are expected here
from next week, to muster In the
Grants fyiss unit of the national guard
which was assured for this city last
night when tiG local men enlisted for
(i period -of three years. It is believ
ed by those in charge that there will
be enough signed up by tonight to
bring the total to 60, which Is to be
the permanent strength of the local
unit. Major Alvin C. liaker, who came
here for the expresH purpose of form
ing tho company, wired General
George White; at Salem, last night
that the company was . assured.-
Grants Pass Courier.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown tic White Agency, Inc.
t
tf
Genuine abnlon! blister pearl Jap
anese art and dinner rings, sterling,
$1.1 fi. Japanese Art Store.: 32
Out of town Oregonlans In the city
include Mr. and Mrs. John Ij. Davis
of Rend, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schaupp
of Joseph, llarbara Risk nnd son of
Uandon, V. N. Din and C. K. Reynolds
of Snlem, V. N. Curtis and H. A. Utley
of Uikeview. J. H. Hush and H. H.
Kullander of Verann, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Fields and Mrs. C. R. Matlhes of Cor-
vallis, F. Richmond and Mr. and Mrs.
I. K. Traynor, W. 13. Rond and R. C.
Grovebeck of Klamath Falls, H. 13.
CwenH, A. H. Ferguson, M. M. Morse
Und J. 13. 13ngers of Roseburg nnd L..
M. Combs. J,. W. Wdodin, L. B.
Thomas, Penylo Joy and Z. S, Agee of
ftugene.
Rigger and better than ever! "Din
ty" Moore's all star orchestra! 13ight
pieces count 'em 8 PavJlion to
night. 27
Homstf lehlng. buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
lOIectlon of officers will be held Fri
day afternoon at tho Jackson Pnrettt
Teacher iisHoclatlon. Miss Mooclee-will
present d grade In group singing. A
social hour will be enjoyed. The
school closes May 24.
J2.40 tuys No. 1 Yakima Netted
dems at our ware house froo from
frost damage and no blaek spots
which appears in most potatoes
shipped from Idaho points. A few
cents Is nothing to compare with qual
ity In buying potatoes; Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phone 41 N. J St. . tf
Fancy creamery butor 41c per lb;
Johnson Produce Co, . r .
G. G. Gross of Seattle Is n. Medford
business visitor today having- arrived
Tuesday.
If you want to learn to nlay tho sax
ophone, see Carl Lovoland, at Tho
George Andrews' Studios, Sparta build-
ing. Phone 323-J. 30
Wanted Feeder hoga and pigs.
Johnson Produce Co i tf
A son was born to Miv ftnd Mrs.
Victor-Huhoii last iught at their home
near Gold Hill. ".;
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Luinbor
Yard.
IT
Our Hail Poli
cies give you
complete insur
ance in the
oldest American
company. You
take no chances
when yci cne
here.
OP
McCURDY-DANIELS
Medfofd's Leading Insurarfcie Agency , .
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The first of u series of mid week
dances will be held .at the Fair
Grounds Pavilion tonight. A special
program will be put on "by the Pavil
ion Orchestra which has been aug
mented to eight pieces. The addition
is a tuba bass horn, now so popular
in the metropolitan dance orchestras,
will be playe dby George Wendt.
Pavilion party tonight! lefs Go.'
27
Kverfast materials are excellent. for
children's frocks. , The hottest sun
shine and repeated washing will not
fade them. Comes In a wide range of
gay and attractive colors. Handicraft
Shop.' 32
A. IJ. Rrownell of Grani". Pass was
a local business visitor yesterday.
Princess slips for girls from 2 to 16
years, trimmed with lace rtnd embroid
ery, made of nice fine material. Spe
cial for Friday and Saturday, U8c.
Handicraft Shop. .30
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood "Lumber
yard. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Gillette and
Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Malone were
among the Ashland persona here yes
terday in attendance at tho funeral
services of the late Mrs. Roy Davis.
Fancy packed apples $2.2G per box.
Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir St.
Phone 07. 26
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard. f
J. T. Buckley of Applegate Was
among the business visitors In the city
yesterday.
IJig party tonight! Pavilion! 27
The new wide lace bandings and
laces for trimming dresses have ar
rived at the Handicraft Shop. Call and
see the beautiful patterns.- 30
Two large millstones that came
from Germany around Cape Horn to
Benton cdunty in early pioneer times
are being erected on concrete pedes
tals In the city park at Corvallis. :
1 Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 239.
Have you tried that mg milk shake
at DeVoo's? '
Dr. 13. G. Riddoll is spending a few
dnyn In Portland on business.
The orchestra boys are all poped tip
for Wednesday night's dance, at Fair
Grounds Pavilion. 27
Special for Friday and Saturday.
Sale of white Princess slips for girls,
2 to 16 years, 98c. Handicraft Shop.
80
Among the local visitors from the
state of California are Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Spoke of Glendale, Jack St. Clair
of Sacramento, Arthur Head of Stock
ton, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Smith of
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Klllott
and Mr. and Mrs. N. Holmes of San
Diego, G. H. M. Dorsey, F. M. Smith
son, F. L. Chrlstinner and 13. C. St.
Louis of Los Angeles nnd the following
from San Francisco: F. C. Packer, R.
T. Long, T. G. Thomson, J. J; Mc
Houghllu, H. A. Griswold, Mr. and Mis.
N. Carroll, A. M. Persons, F. Marllo,
J. H. Hurke and G, C. Barbour. .
Eight-piece orchestra tonight! Pa
vilion! 27
Dancing at Fairgrounds Pavilion
Wednesday night. . 27
N. B. Stoddard and son Byron of
Butte Fulls, who arrived In itho city
Tuesday; are spending a few days
here. ; - ' " "
A nice lino of Princess slips neatly
made of good quality nainsook, trim
med with lace and embroidery. Sizes
2 to 10 years. Sale Friday nnd Satur
day. f)8c. Handicraft Shop. 80
Medford-Klamath freight line, noth
ing too lnrge, nothing too smaK.
Five trucks In operation to and from
Klamath Fulls. Daily service. We do
long distance hauling anywhere. Of
fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033.
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T. Slater Johnson has returned
from New York where he spent the
past winter, .
Kverfast' materials make, attractive
porch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon sets, guest towels, table runners,
and bed sets. Is guaranteed sunfast
and wash fast. A complete line nt
the Handicraft Shop. . , 82
Dancing at Fairgrounds Pavilion
WVdnesduy night. 27
James H. Shearer, celebrated Scot
tish organist nnd Annie Shearer, dis
tinguished Canadian soprano, have
been engaged to give one of their
Unique Organ and voice concerts In
the First Rapt 1st ch u rch on Su nday,
7:30 p. m. This announcement will
givo music lovers an opportunity to
hear two artists of international ropu
tation. ,
iJnity literature teaches people how
to be healthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious and hnppy.- Free distri
bution. 718 West Main street.
Fancy creamery butter 4lc per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
H APPENED
IN HOOD RIVER FRIDAY
PELTED BY HAIL
TUB DALLK8, Ore.. April IS.
Wimheir ftwny by heavy ruin nnd
pelted by ha.ll. a lnrjge amount of
spring card en crop whs destroyed
by morm here. The fruit crop also
was considerably dimnped, it was
reported by farmers and orchard
ista, hh result of Friday's halt
storm, which was noeompaineil by
a near cloudburst. Harden truck
i the inlt!MdH was whmIiimI away
when Mill eret'k was flooded. Hill
side cro pn w ere t n !h e d a tv n y by
torrents of rain and lettuce and
spinach weicut to ribbonn by hail,
-01edford Sunday Sun.
Q
George W. Herrlot was among the
local business visitors on Tuesduy from
Applegate.
" Dancing at' " Fairgrounds Pavilion
Wednesday night. 27
Just arrived a new shipment of
laces that will sell for Sc to 8c per
yard. Just what you want for trim
ming your spring dresses and undies.
Handicraft Shop. 30
J. 23. I3nger, train master of the
ttou thorn Pacific from Itoseburg, is
a Medford business visitor, who ar
rived Tuesday.
Everfast materials are guaranteed.
If any Everfast fabric fudea for any
reason we will refund to, you not only
the purchase price of the material but
the making cost of the garment as
well. Call and see our mnny beautiful
fabrics and colors, .at the Handicraft
Shop, . 32
Dancing at , Fairgrounds ravllion
Wednesday night.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTI3D TO TRA DK Cows for car
penter work or tractor. Box G, Mail
: Tribune. ' ' . 27
FOR SALE Painter's ladder and out-
fit, $2f. Call 1S3 Ashland. 27
FOR SALE AVe will sell our music
department. - Good exclusive agen-
, cies, including Brunswick, Rues
cher and Ktinlml Hues. The Erulers
Company, Ashland, Oregon. 30
FOR SALE Heavy team, wagon,
harness, cow, two heifer calves, new
12 inch walking plow, spring tooth
harrow. Also lease payed up to
Nov. 19, crops, grapes, good garden
berries. Modern house partly fur
nished. All for $1050. W. II. Ituck
er, R, R. No. 1. 27
WANTED Used baby buggy in good
condition.' Phone Hf3-Y. 27
Don't Miss This!
Big ''Mid-Week"
Dancing Party
Fair Grounds
Pavilion
TONIGHT
"Dinty Moore's"
"All Star"
Pavilion Orchestra
8 Pieces Count 'Em 8
; :.: . LET'S GO! .
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Planting
Beans?-
then'you should
USE '
Humogerm!
An Inoculation that
places the bacteria
necessary -' to produce
strong, vigorous, pro
ductive vines right Jn
the soil when the seed
Is sown.
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THE COST5 IS TRIFL
ING THE' RESULTS
SURPRISING.
Buy a can tomorrow.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
"Your Seedsmen at ;
Home"
We offer you
EFFI 0 I ENCY
in insurance
service, unex
celled a n y
where. You get
instant ac t i o n
from us" by tele-
phoning
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Kd AValtera of Dunumulr Is spending
thiH week in Medford visiting hia par
ents. itefore you plan any wash dresses
fur yourself and your children come
in and examine our display of Everfast
wash fabrics. You will find here a
full rftiiKo of beautiful fabrics in a
fascinating array of colors which give
you new inspiration for your spring
sewing. Handicraft Shop. 32
Special communication Med
rtorfl J-odKe No. 31)3, A. F. & A.
jf M'j Friday. April 24, commenc
' y ins nt 2:U0 p. jii. Work in M.
"XT T)ffi-AM Tlinnnf .ir (1-0(1 n 111 Aln
annual Past. Masters' night. By order
v. M. A. J. Crowe, Secretary. 2!'
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