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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJtfE, MEFORD, ofF:ONT, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1025
PXGE TWO
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Waccd and :
There la .much dissatisfaction among
the teachers of the public schools ami
their dose friends over the fact that
the school board has not yet chosen
tho .teaching staff for next year, the
mailer naving, utft-n m-iujcu
of the new high school situation hav
ing taken up ho much of the time of
tho. board, and the illness of Dr. I. D.
Philips thin week It, Is underHtood
that he in now able to attend a meet
ing of the board, which may be held
tonight tp ttike,up the selection .of
teachers for the next flchool year.
Just Folks circle-. cooked food Hale
nt Louie's, Saturday. 2it
Valley Hide & Junk Co. will buy
all your old rags and Junk. Call 1176,
Valley ilide & Junk Co., Vl No. Kir
Btrcct. . 31
C. C. Cato rocommendH oil for con
trol of coddling moth eggs. Order now
to got in on next car load of Hhernian
"Williams free. emulsion. Guy W. Con
nor. - Phone C4. 31
MIrh Vivian fitancliffe of Phoenix
narrowly escaped serious injury Thurs
day -ovenlng when nho Jumped from a
car while still in motion. She was
badly cut, aml was taken to the Sacred
Heart hospital to receive medical
treatment.
Ye Old Time dance. Bat unlay night,
third floor. Medford building. 30
C: C. Cute recommends oil for con
trol of coddling moth eggs. Order now
to get In on next car load of Sherman
"Williams free emulsion, tluy Y. Con
ner. Phone (J4. i 1
Cloudy weather tonight and a heavy
frost in the morning is the prediction
issued this morning by the Han Fran
cisco weather bureau. The heavy frost
predicted for lust night was fortunate
ly warded off y clouds appearing,
resulting in a minimum this morning
of-3..1 decrees. Th( maximum of
Thursday was SK.9.
Ye Old Time dance, Saturday night,
third floor, Medford building. 30
The first hail loss of the season oc
curred Wednesday noon. Hotter sen
Holmes, "The Insurance Man." don't
wait until tomorrow. Phone 444 now.
2!
Included nmonp tourists and others
from a distance reentered at local ho
tels, who arrived Thursday, are the
following Ruth Wooster of CJooose
(.'reek, Texas, Mrs. A utile (lreen cf
Irfidl, Wis.. It. It. Hkollcy of Kossland,
31. C; Max Stlefcl and It. N. Skallerud
of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. James Hkeel
and O. 1. Fox of Vancouver, 11. C,, Mr.
and Mrs, W. W. McDowell, of Jlnlte,"
Wont, and I. H. Keck of Salt J-ake
City.. .
Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Just Folks circle cooked food sale
at Ijouie's, Saturday. 2 it'
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. A, K. Dodge
an eight and a half pound boy on
April 24lh.
Its the cut of the garment that tells
the story. Mrs. Trowbridge, will rut
and fit at a surprisingly low 'figure.
41
Cooked food sale, Louie's, Saturday.
ISO
Miss Bcrnico Johnson, who has been
visiting friendH at Kugene, stopped
over night hero to visit on her way
home to Medford. Rose bury News
lteview.
Dance Kugle Poittt, Saturday night.
30
Have your brakes ro lined today. We
ttpeed up brake rellnlng JobH with spe
cial equipment. Itlversldo Oarage.
13a H. Wversldo. -34
Iast Wednesday afternoon about
1:30 o'clock a hail storm at the ranch
, of James It, Linn, Just west of Eagle
Point, badly damaged his apricot crop
and did some damage to his pears and
peaches, but how much Ih not known.
Neither was it known here today
whether the hail was local on the
Linn, ranch or extended to other
ranches In that vicinity.
Get a good ma reel for that Saturday
night dance. I'hone 044. ttuth Picket.
29
Cooked food sale, Louie's, Saturday.
29
Captain and Mrs. Allen Pitt of the
local Salvation Army, will slug tonight
at tho Freo Methodist church. . Ttov.
Jerome of Ashland -will preach. Itev.
W. K. Good, district elder of southern
Oregon, preached last night.
Hear Dick Posey, the James Whlt
comn 'ltlley of the llogue at the Pres
byterian church tonight. Adults 60c:
children S6e. 29
A well dressed vappen ranee at nL
times beoauso Mrs. Trowbridge does
her cutting and fitting
p plan- I
nto the
You probably rp plan-
'ninjr on tmto trip into the
liilis for Mumlay, ami, of
course, a well-filled luiieh
basket will be tho center
of interest.
Pro) in tomorrow, wo
ivill have a speeiiil offer
ing of linns, eaUcs and
rolls suitably for pienie
lunches, and in addition,
we will have a real special
price on
Jelly Rolls
at 14c each
Packed in n convenient
enrdbnard luni'li box with
plenty of extra room for
other (roodies.
h The COLONIAL
Finoat Bakery
Among e visitors In the city from
thofttattrof Waflhinglonire: J. G. Wil
ling and daughter of Kosalie, A. C.
Adan of hokr.ne, Mr. and Mra. W.
J. War kin, Mottle YdHtie, Gertrude
Guatafson nnd Mr. and. Mvtt. E. J. Mo
oting of Tacoma, and the following
from Seattle: W. A. McOrath. II. A.
FreedlunU, Mr. and MrH. William A.
lOUway. Mr. and Mih. Garden. Mr. and
Mrfc. George W. AlkU. W. It. Auld,
Mr. and Mrft. William Av Gilmore, W.
E. Doolcy, C. 11. D.)le, V. A. Becht.
II. C. Htnuchan and K. il. lammer.
The new wide laco handings and
lacea for trimming dreanea havo ar
rived al the Handicraft tihop. Cull and
Heo the beautiful patterns, 30
Cooked food sale, Loule', Saturday.
Tlie Pantorlum haa added another
new machine to their modern equip-,
nient in order to tfivo quicker and net-,.,
ter nervlce. They have liiHtalled a new
American Muper Buctlon dryer, whUh
deodorizes and- duntH the lint from the j
clothing and dryH the RurmentH in
twenty minutes, doing away with all
odor of KaHoline.
Dick Posuy'H recital at tho Presby
terian church thin evening. 2!)
We pay for aahea and soil dirt
cheap, Drown & White Agency, Inc
Jorn April 24, to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E.
Dodtfc, 40 Houth Fir, an cteht and a
half poqid boy, to be named Horace
Arthur.
Wade DeRycke Sowlnpr school, 331
K. Main. Phone 110, Ihih udded to
regular prop rani I ho opportunity of
finishing garmpnlH .under Instructive
guidance or doing any kind of sewing
at school at 2 5c an hour, every after
noon from one to five, except Thurs
days. 3-1
Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
The regular t-octul meeting of the
WcHt Side. Community club which is
generally held the lust Saturday of the
month, Ih( postponed until Saturday,
May 2nd.
Fur sale, beautiful rod and white
red cocker spaniel puppies, 4 months
old stock, from ton generations of
champions. Mrs. liert Anderson, lftfH
West Main Street. 30
Before you plan any wash dresses
for yourself and your children come
In and examine our display of Kverfast
wn.Hh fabrics. You will find here a
full range of beautiful fabrics . in a
fascinating array of colors which give
you new Inspiration for your spring
sewlnfc. Handicraft Shop. 32
MIsh Mildred burger, a senior In the
Central Point high rchool, won third
place In the C. C. P-eekman History Kh-
say contest and a cash prize of $10.
The first hall loss of tho season oc
curred Wednesday noon. 1 letter see
Holmes, "The Insurance Man. don't
wait, until tomorrow. 'Phono 444 now.
2!
Everfast materials nro guaranteed.
If any Kverfast fabric fades for any
reason we will refund to you not, only
the purchase price of tho materlal but
tho making cost of tho garment as
well. Call and seo our many beautiful
fabriqs and colors, at tho Handicraft
Shop. :. ... 32
"J. A. Lacy, 'advance agent of the
'Greenwich Vilage Follies, which will
be at the Eugene llellg theater May
was a visitor here yesterday .making
finaParraniroments for the anhearancc
of thev('r(Hipo ' He 'left yesterday af
ternoon for the north. "They are com
ing on a special train from Santa liar
bara to Medford, ami will play .there
the night of the 4th," he caid. '''Then
they'll come on to Eugene, will play
here, In Portland and Seattle, and then
start eastward again." Eugene
Guard. ( . . , v
Cooked food sale, Louie's, Saturday.
20
'Just arrived -a new shipment of
laces that will sell for 6c to 8c per
yard. . Just what you van( for trlm-j
ming your spring dresses and undies.
Handicraft Shop. ,' SO
J. A. Kendall of Saoto and. Mr. and
Mra. ITifrry Scott of Glcndale are
among the Medford visitors from the
state of California.
Give your feet a treat, folks! Come
out ahd step to tho Inspiring strains
of "Dtnty" Moore'a all star Pavilion,
orchestra! , You'll he BUrprlsed. nFir
Grounds Pavilion, Saturday night. 29
Unity literature teaches people how
to 'be healthy,, efficient, prosperous,
harmphloiiH arid, happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Mal(i street. ,
The carnival which was to havo been
hold this evening at the high school
has , boon .Indefinitely postponed on
account of the death of Haymoud
1 lend lee, a high school student.
Extra i special reduction on all hats
for Saturday, Including the famous
Gagv ehaueau. The Emmy Lou Hat
Shoppe. In M. Si. Store. 2!)
Kverfast materials maka attractive
porch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon sets, guest towels, table runners,
and bed sets, la guaranteed sunfast
and wash fast. A , complete line nt
tho Handicraft Shop. 32
R. It. Kermack, superintendent of
construction for tlie, big Copco No. 2
development on the Klamath river, is
a local visitor today, having arrived
this morning to attend the Oopeo
progress meeting.
"A fine party." That's what they
all say nbout I ho Pavilion parties at
the Fair Grounds. Come out nnd
Judge for yourself Saturday night. 2ft
Medfprd-Klamath freight line, noth
ing, too large, nothing too small.
FIvo trucks In operation to nnd from
Klamath Falls. Dally service. We do
long dtstanco hauling anywhere. , Of
flco 40 N. Front street. Phono 1033.
Paymond Ward of Phoenix was
rushed to Medford to the Community
hospital last night where an operation
for acute appendicitis was performed.
All who have enjoyed Dick Posey's
original poems in the past should hear
him at the Presbyterian church to
night. Several new numbers, as well
as some of the former popular ones,
will bo given.
A nice line of Princess slips neatly
made of good quality nainsook, trim
med with lace and embroidery. Sizes
2 to 16 years. Sale Friday and Satur
day, 9 Sc. Handicraft Shop. 30
llaymond Headlee. the son of Mrs.
.T. 1). Pickert, is quite seriously III at
the Kickert home on Capital Hill.
Demand the best! It costs no more!
Fair Grounds Pavilion, Saturday night.
2ft
Special for Friday and Saturday.
Sale of white Princess slips for girls,
2 to 1G years, flSc. Handicraft Shop.
. 30
Col. r. a Thomson, runerlutcnd
ent of tho Crater Nnllnnal Park, was
the main Hpeiiker at the poiiiry Huh
luni'henn ;it PiMrbutfc (his week.
The average organ recitul is looked
uponvby many a a dreary affair, but
with the Shearers there Is an evening
of music with the entertaining inter
est of such artists as Kreisler In a vio
lin recital or Hachmanlnf in a
piano program. The program is
built to be entertaining and Auca
tional and is illuminated with "some
thing different" in the way of explan
atory "talks" before each organ and
voice number. With an curly compre
hensive training with the masters In
England, Scotland, Helglum, France
and Germany, the Shearers are able
to bring into their work the traditions
of tho great, composers. On Sunday,
at 7:30 p. m. James H. Shearer, noted
Scottish organist, and Annie Shearer,
will give a recital In the First bap
tist church. .
A dance worth while! Fair Grounds
Pavilion, Saturday night. 2ft
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard. ?
. Havo you tried that tVg milk shake
at DeVoo's?
Temporary sojourners in the city
from Portland include the following:
E. M. Pugh, J. H. Macleay, Ormond
Hankln. Florence It." beck. P. J. Mc
Donajd, E. W. Thompson, M. H. Nich
ols, S. J. Hamilton, GJendora M. Tilake
ly, Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Steen, E. P.,
Geary, E. D. Cuslek, A. H. Pnrcow, C.
E. Fish, It. J. Coinpton, L. C. Hooffel,
lt. A. Leonard, Carl G. Lufkin, Frank
M. Redman, It. J. Puckley, II. W.
Smith, George E. HIslop, C. A. Wil
liamson and Ed Stevens.
The firHt hail loss of the season oc
curred Wednesday noon, better see
Holmes, "The Insurance Man," don't
wait until tomorrow. Phone 444 now.
2D
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. I'hone 239.
Princess slips for girls from 2 to 16
years, trimmed with lace nnd embroid
ery, made of nice fine material. Spe
cial for Friday and Saturday, 98c.
Handicraft Shop. 30
. The basket grocery and the Coetz
bakery were robbed Wednesday night,
and about $50 taken. The bakery lost
between $40 nnd $50. Entrance was
gained through a rear window. The
grocery lost only about $1, entrance
to the store being gained through a
rear transom. No merchandise was
taken. No clues wore left. Grants
Pass Courier.
. Hear bobby Xeilson, that clever new
violinist. Fair Grounds Pavilion! Sat
urday night. 29
Wnnted Feeder hog& and pigs.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Tractor drivers leave their name
and address with bill's Tractor Shop,
228 N. Hlveraide. Experienced with
track layers especially. 29
.Something unique In the way of up-to-date
dance music is scheduled for
tomorrow night's Pavilion party at
the Fair Grounds. The management
have augmented the orchestra to eight
pieces.
Extra special reduction on all hats
for Saturday, Including the famous
Gage chapeaux. The Emmy Lou Hat
Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 2ft
- Kverfast materials nro excellent for
children's frocks. Tho hottest sun
shine and repented washing will not
iauo them. Comes in a wide, range of
gay and attractlvo colors. Handicraft
Shop. 32
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard.
Word has been received In this cilv
of the death, on Wednesday of this
week, of William Swcenoy of Chll
howee, Mo. William Sweeney was the
father of Ttalph nnd Dr. Charles T.
Sweeney of Medford, who left two
weeks ago for Missouri to be at their
fathers' bedside. ,
.Cooked food sale, Louie's, Saturday.
2 9'
HomMttrhing, buttons , covered at
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
Fancy creamery butter 4lc per lb.
Johnson produce, Co,
Iiachael Eads, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Ends, had her ton
sils removed yesterday.
Just Folks circle cooked food Sitle
at Louie's, Saturday. 29
?2.40 buys No. 1 TaKlma Netted
Gems at our waro houso free from
frost damage and no black spots
which appears in most potatoes
shipped from Idaho points. A fow
cents is nothing to compare with qual
ity In buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phono 241 N. J St. tf
Miss Ora A. Collins, who has been
the first grade teacher at the Jackson
Hchool for the past four years, stalos
she will not be an applicant for the po
sition next year, as she has received'
an offer from Superintendent Ira D.
Carmack of the Kansas City, Mo.,
schools- there at a salary of $ltiS0 a
year. Miss Collins has not accepted
the offer nnd is undecided whether
aho will or not; her home is nt Lin
neaus, Mo.
Tho best trap drummer in southern
Oregon! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Sat
urday night. 30
If you want to learn to play the sax
ophone, see Carl Loveland. at The
Oeorgo Andrews' Studios. Sparta build
ing. I'nnno 323-J. 30
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumbor
Yard.
W. If, Crnudall of Eagle Point was
in the city Thursday transacting busi
ness. Have you heard the new tuba?
Don't miss it! Fair Grounds Pavil
ion. Saturday night. 29
We pay ensh for used pianos.
Palmer Piano ttouse. tf
We piy for nshes and sell dirt
Cheap. Urown A White .Agency, Incv.
tf
Miss Doris Klelnhnmmer underwent
an operation Thursday for the re
moval or her tonsils,
Carl Loveland is now teaching the
saxophone at tho George Andrews'
Studios In tho Sparta bultding. Phone
323-J. 30
Albany Klwaninns have started a
lampalgn to raise $1000 toward the es
tablishment of a loan fund at Albany
oiiege.
Havo your piano tuned by Carl
Loveland. work guaranteed. George
Andrews' Studios, Sparta, building.
Phone 323-J. 30
Tho new Kverfast materials nro ar
riving dally at the Handicraft Shop.
Some of tho different weaves are
peekette. Jdlverglos, kinderkord, flne-
weve. dalntywevo, shantone, cameo
Voile, royal rib and broadcloth. We
im have a complete line of linens.
suitings nnd ginghams. 32
Dr. E. G. Kiddcll has returned from
sevont 1 days' business sojourn spent
In Portland.
Chinese parasols, pun proof and
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rtarrtisfe mm II y T?" f5k "H 2I H
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THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Cooked food sale, Louie's, Sattirdn'v shower proof, 9Sc. Japanese Art and
Two years ago the Grocers of Medford pledged them
selves to sell noiie but.the best Medford - made Butter.
This was done to create a better market for butterf at
thereby helping the local dairyman and farmer. The
agricultural. development of Jackson County is of vital
importance to all, and we now wish to renew our pledge
to the dairymen to confine our sale to Medford -made
Butter and also to give preference to any other h o m e
produced product whenever available. N
For Saturday and Monday ve will repeat our introductory price on Gold
Gold Medal Hour
1TRUBLU
Graham Crackers
:4&Jb. boxj 69c
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
49-poun'd sack
'32.39
OTHER SPECIALS
Fancy Buck Dates, 2 lbs , . . '. 20c
Sugar Coate'd Dates, lb 15c
Chocolate Coated Dates, lb. 15c
Swift's Jewel Shortening, 4 lb. pail, 74c;
8 lb. pail. . . .;. . . .$1.45
Swift's Wool Soap, 6. bars ;29c
Imported Crab Meat, very fine, can. . . .29c
Aluminum Percolator . .. . . . . 79c
Electric Toaster, 1 year guarantee . . $2.69
Electric Iron with cord, J year guarantee,
for. ' . . , .$3.29
Fancy Royal Ann Cherries, No. 2 cans,
2 tat ' ! . .
Polar White Soap, 15 bars.
35c
.49c
Green or black tea, lb. 25c; 1 lb 50c
Spratt's Dog Biscuits, large box . 40c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 9 oz. pkg 10c
Sugar cured Picnic Shoulders, per lb. . . 23c
Sugar cured Cottage Butts, per lb 30c
Steer Beef Roast, per lb 15c
Steer Boiling Beef, per lb 122c
Free Stone, Peaches, No. 2. can. . . .... 19c
F.- G. F. Shrimp, per can 15c
Wet Pack Shrimp, per can. .20c
Garnishing Cherries, 4 cz. bottle .12c
Spinach, No. 2 can, 14c; No. 2J . 19c
Golden Shore. Whole. Clams, No. cans 23c
Crystal White Scap, 10 bars 39c
ANdTHER SHIPMENT OF FANCY BASKETS
Work Baskets, Shopping Baskets, Waste Baskets ; y-alues to $1.50. Special Saturday,
, ; 19c, 29c, 39c, 49c
White King Washing Powder. Special, 2
large boxes powder and 3 bars Mission
Bell Soap, all for : ............ . . .89c
BAKERY SPECIALS
Ang'el or Mocha Cake. Regular size and
quality, each 1 7c
Jelly or Marmalade Roll . ... 10c
-GATES & LYDIARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
s ? ' BUY MEDFORD MADE BUTTER
2
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'Mr.'1 and' 'Mrs. ' ATi; Jo'h'p',., fdrnir
rosidontR of this city, fltopped bore
oviT nli;ht on their way home to Med
Tnrd. nfter niuklnK a motor trip to
Portland and nothern points. -Itose-biirf?
Newa Kevtew.
Hcmatltohlnp 8c a yard. -.The Van
ity Shop, llartlott and Main. tf
Dunce Kagle Point, Saturday night.
R0
"Miss Ada Tirowsfeivthe home dem"
oTiatrution fttfunt. motored to Joat
("reek on Thursday, where she con
ducted n class In Hewing at tho home
of Mrs. Thomas Hoefft.
A pood bargain. Batnty lace trim
med Princess Flips, made of good
quality white, nainsook. For girls from
2 to'16 years. 9Sc. Friday and Satur
day. Handicraft Whop. 30
TONIGHT Ii'AST ,TIMES ! , .
NORMA
TALMADGE
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"The Lady"
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A PICTURE
TOO BIG TO MISS!
TOMORROW!
Saturday Only
DOUGLAS
MACLEAN
In His Latest
Comedy Hit
'NEVER SAY DIE
"Dr. and M"rs. Jouott pVltray, former
Medford residents, who have spent the
past few days here on business, left
yesterday to return to their home at
Princeton, Calif.
Pretty new patterns in dainty laces
selling for 5 to Sc per yard. Handi
craft Shop. 30
Albert U. 'Adams of Spokane, a rep
resentative of the hail department of
the Alliance Insurance company, . Is
in Medford today on business, In. the
interests of his department.
The liaptist ladies are giving a cook
ed food sale Saturday morning at the
public market. 29'
CRATERIAN (a cuLn, ' '4
: frv.Ji' i tiKd to, JOHN MUMAY A.QtQ5QH
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW
Make checks, money orders payable to Hunfs Craterian Theater
Enclose self-addressed stampeco envelope to insure safe r-turn
PRICES. Including War Tax: Lower Floor, first 18 rows $3"85 next
six rows $3.30. balance $275. Balcony, first 2 rows $2 20 'balance
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