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porp .With each lb. of Cup Custard
f ULL 'Cookies at 40c lb. we will give
you .absolutely free 1 pkg. of Tru Bake
Sodas.
Pink Salmon, can ,15c
Shrimp, reg. size, good quality, can 15c
Sugar cured Picnics, lb. ........ . .22c
A pkg. of Citrus Granulated
Soap free with a pkg. of Cit
rus Powder at . . ................ .25c
FREE
You can buy it for less at Louie's
and you don't have to carry it.
This store will be' closed all day '
Decoration Day, May 30.
Louie's
Two Phones: 271272
C. 0. D. If You Prefer
COMMENCEMENT
One of the high peaks in a young
: girl's life is Graduation Day
The 'girl who is graduating is having a wonder
fully happy time, and a package of Whitman's will
convey your congratulations and add to her pleas
ure out of all proportion to its cost. We suggest
the Salmagundi package as entirely appropriate,
or look over the line and make your own selection.
- For girls at a distance we will take care of care
fully wrapping and mailing and pay the postage.
HEATIf'S DRUG STORE (Phone 884)
HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
As near as your phone.
SPEAKER. MAY 29
BUI. NO ONE IS HURT
Superintendent of Schools
and members of tho school board,
have been encountering difficulty in
obtaining a well-known man of ability
; to deliver the address at the high
school commencement at the Craterian
in week from tonight, finully mado a
; ten-strike, as Judge Charles H. Carey
jof the law firm of Carey & Kerr of
'Portland, one of tho most prominent
j attorneys in the state and of the Pa
cific coast, in response to a telegraphic
request, wired back here yesterday
his hearty acceptance.
! Judge Carey recently wrote a hls
jtory of Oregon, is attorney for the
; Spokane, Portland & Seattle and the
! Great Northern railroads, Is widely
recognized as an able speaker, ts
chairman of the Oregon commission
for the reform of court procedure. He
was a delegate at large from Oregon
to the last two national republican
conventions.
With Judge Wolverton lie represent
ed Oregon at the American liar asso
ciation meeting in London, England,
last summer.
i A novel event for rrent years in
) Mod ford where hundreds of autos
Id, have made horses almost obsolete was
an old time runaway early this after
noon, which furnished much excite
ment and considerable damage, but
no injury.
When E. Eaehard nf tlo local
American Express cmii ui bra.?ieli
stepped onto a d)iv'ry wa,'.n of the
company ili.it action m frhvhteiieil t-r.
horse, which was en loving hl-t miii
day nap at the time, that iho usually
complacent steed awoke to sudden
activity and ran away a distance of
fitly yards. During this flight the
wagon struck the cur of t K. Fox of
Central Point, which was purketl on
Front street, vbreiikin ga fender, and
upsetting a nearby crate of chickens.
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
VICTIM SAYS NOTHING
ASTORIA, May 22 Mystery hangs
about tho bed of a critically Injured
youth In St. Mary's hospital.
Found lust evening lying beside the
Columbia highway near . tho John
Day river, five miles east of As
toria, the young man has been un
able or unwilling to tell the officers
more than that his name is Pierce.
Ho is suffering from a crushed chest.
A clipping- in his packet tells of the
assault by hijackers upon Jack
Pierce near Oregon City last Monday
night, and Sheriff Slusher was try
ing to ascertain whether the injured
man is the same Pierce who was re
leased from the Portland jail early
this week and ordered to leave the
Hose City.-
The John Day river, near where
Pierce was found by D. Hume, is a
favorite spot" for tho transfer of
smuggled llqur from rum running
ivmtor boats to mitomohito trucks.
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Picnic Time Is Here We Have
Everything for the Lunch Basket
KLAMATH STAGE
IS
Deviled Meat
Deviled Ham
Vienna Sausage
Lunch Tongue
Sandwich Delight
Roast Beef
Corned Beef
Corned Beef Hash
Veal Loaf
Frankfurters
Sandwich Spread
Lambs Tongue
Calf Tongues
Deviled Chicken
Boneless Chicken
The first case of Its kind In this
vicinity came up in Judge Taylor's
court yestertlhy when Alfred Hmlth,
a driver of tho iledford-Klnmath
Falls stage lino was placed on trial
for violating rule No. 73 of tho state
public service commission, which
prohibits the driver of a stage from
having a passenger on tho front seat
with him when there la a seat i for
such passenger In tho stago body
proper.
Smith pleaded guilty to tho charge
which ha'd been preferred by K. C.
Halley, an Inspector of the public
service commission, and was fined
$1G. Tho violation of this rule by
Smith occurred recently when on
ono of his regular Interurhan trips,
he permitted a young woman to rido
on the front seat with hlin, sho
being the only passenger on tho trip.
INSANE
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pot Roast : v:..:;;;:..i2Mc lb.
Veal Roast 15c lb.
Veal Stew ...10c lb.
. Pure Pork Sausage 15c lb.
Model Meat
Market
Phone 325 V We Deliver
Everybody
wants a second
cup since we
started wsw
(pffee
ORDER BY TELEPHONE
. No. '1077
lOO.OOOcups were served
at the PANAMA-PACIFIC
International EXPOSITION
A PIG IN A POKE
YOU HAVE HEARD OF BUYING THAT WAY but liorc
arc some snappy specials in quality merchandise, and you need
not be ashamed to tell your family how you spent the money.
White King Washing Machine Soap Two of the regular large
size packages and three cakes of. Mission Bell Toilet Soap that
are priced regular at $1.35.... , 99c1
Citrus Washing Powder Regular large -stee package and one
package of Citrus Granulated Soap... 29 .
Tru-Blu Cup Custard Cookies These cookies? are advertised at
45c the pound, and worth it. Come and get" all you wish and
1 get a package of Trubake Sodas with each pound at a special
price for both - : 39
CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY
We will be closed Memorial Day, May 30th, "Lest we forget."
McDONALD'S
Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Notions.
225 West Main St.
Accommodat&ig Service
Phone 125
PORTLAND, Oft., Jlay 22. Chester
C. ltuchtel,- former city flremnn.' who
confessed starting 81 fires while he
was a member of the fire department,
Is suffering from domentia-prnocox,
said a report submitted today to Pre
siding Ulrcult JudKo Morrow by a
commission of alienists, who have
examined him since iiH arrest qbout
two monuis ao.j. T io conim anion
recoiiimendod-'tliuti'heiue placed in-the
aBylum for life.
OBITUARY
CHAPMAN Emma Amelia' Chan-
man died at-her home one mite north
of Beagle, Ore..' May 22. from pneu
monia, aged 61 years 5 months 27
dayfc. Mrs. Chapman was born1 in Lon
don, England, November 25, 1853, and
was married to Walter C. Chapman
in London. October 11, 1885. and 11
days after landed in New York, going
from there to Texas, residing there
nine years. To this union there were
born-nine children, five sons and four
daughters, one son :pasnlng away .in
infancy and one Bon, Peroy, died at
Medford. aged 31 years. Decensed is
survived by her husband. .Waltor C
and seven children, 'Hortrand, Claud
C. and Victor L., all of Medford; four
daughters, Mrs. Lillian Moore. Fort
Klamath, Ore.: Mrs. Viola Conley,
Medford:-Mrs. Myrtle Oentry, Yakima,
wash., and Miss Ella Chapman of
Beagle, Ore.
The family lived in eastern Oregon
two years and for tile pant 32 years
have lived In Jackson county. Oregon.
Mrs. Chapman was a member of the
Episcopal church. She was n woman
of sterling qualities and was highly
respected by all who know , her and
her family. ' Ono son, Ber'rand. Is
seriously ill at thi present timo with
pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held at the
Perl Pnnoral Home, Monday morning
at 10:30, Rev. Hamilton officiating.
Interment In Medford cemetery.
WALCH Edna Rose 'Walch. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Draper Walch of
Eagle Point, Ore., died at 306 South
Fir street. May 21, from pneumonia,
where she had been taken 111 with
pneumonia three weeks ago when she
was preparing for her marriage to
Albert L. Johnston. She was born in
Eagle Point, October 18, 1907, aged
17 years 7 months 3 dnys. She leaves
her parents,-two sisters, two brothers.
Ruby, Esther, Lewis and Jake Walch;
also her grandmother, Mrs. Katie
Walch. The funeral services will be
held at the Perl Funeral Home, Satur
day at 2:30 P. M., Rev. J, I). Howe
officiating. Interment -, In Medford
cemetery.
Cold Boiled Ham for Sandwiches
Green Olives, Ripe Olives, Stuffed Olives, Sweet Pickles, Sweet
Relish, Sweet Mustard Pickles.
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Many Kinds of Fancy Cheese
Fresh Home-Made Pies
Fresh Home-Made Cakes
Fresh Home-Made Salads
Fresh Home - Made Cottage Cheese .., ;
Paper Plates, Paper Napkins, Wax Paper
See Window Display. (
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H IT
Phone 252 1 "Z '' GROCER
Phone 252
" J; ' f'rtttlo Ixst 'In' Stonri."1'
- I1KNU, Ore., May 22. Many oattlo
were lout during the utorm Wednes
day on the hiRh destrt, according
to stockmen in Ilend today from
near MIHlcnn.
, Ono man loflt sixty head which
werv driven by the storm through
ifeiicest and to a considerable distance
to the oant. Tho cattle are hard or
'impossible to find now becauno water
is available everywhere on tho desert,
while ordinarily they would he found
around the few water holes.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., , May 82.4
(A. P.) For the second time-within,
four yoars tho University of Min
nesota, is to have a new head foot
ball coach. "
William H. (Bill) Snaldinf?, In
cliaruo of tho gridiron sport of tho
Oopher sohoo since HI22, today wns
on his way to Los Angeles to work
out final details for sinning with the
University of California (southern
branch) ns -head athletic coach.
1HW . TFVi' f - i' ffTJV'7
Safe Milk
and Diet
for Infants, Tnval:dattfio Agedi
Nuraing Mothers, Oilldren. etc
Contains the valuable muscle anh bone building elements found!
in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil
dren, students, enemies, etc. Excellent as a light lunch whet
faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring ,
the powder in hot or cold water.J No cooking. . 1 .
i -r., ,r..n r mail faiim iimnw in ! i un 1
YOUR MONETO WORTH
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Mrs. R. W. Clancy departed on The
ShaHta this morning for SaUie where
she will i visit her daughter a short
time and- then continue -to Torento,
Ont., for a visit there.
Fsncy creamery butter 41c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
The regular monthly issue of tho
"American tjeglon," Uie news period
ical of the local American Legion post
was put in the malls today.
Flower baskets for graduation. Jap-
jHanese Art Store. 63
Shephard ts Re-elected.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 22 L. K.
Shcphnrd ol' Odnr Hapidi, Iowa, to
dH) was rp'lected pn'm-nt of the
ij lOrdfr of Railroad Conductors in ses-
Getting it is a question everyone should consider when buying food. "Think
,of it 40 of the average man's income is spent for foodstuffs. At every
20TH CENTURY GROCERY
a dollar is 100 cents, and a pound 16 ounces. That's only'right-it's due ybuV
But this this is what concerns you most: It's the savings on every item in
a 20TH CENTURY STORE that counts. , - . ...tv
OFFERINGS SATURDAY and MONDAY, May 23 and 25
Carnation Milk Crisco Post .Toasties Mazola. Oil . ; .'
Tall cans...:...'..:0 , "C-lb. can.1.39 -'" Package, l..:.94 Quart can...:....49:
PINEAPPLE Standard sliced, large caris'.........;i..... 2 for 49.
Ehman's Ripe Olives Wax Parer 5c' rolls, Crystal White Soap
Can :. ...:.........10 3 for 10, 8 for 25- 10 bars ,.....'.:...39 '
FANCY CRAB MEAT Sakhalin packed in Japan, halves....:.:....: L,.29
Peanut Butter Pi-eih Maraschino Cherries-- Standard Tomatoes
Pound 3-oz.- Bottlc,...:.....15 ; Large cans 2 for 25 '
20TH CENTURY BULK TEAS Pin est ' quality Ceylon and India Black, ;
Pound ....:. :.:.....:........:. 5-;
Long Spider Leg or Pinhcad Gunpowder, green, pound.... 53
DELICIA SANDWICH SPREAD, 2 cans for 25c. Bring in your
coupon and get one can free. '
Full Cream Cheese V ! Curve' Cut Macaroni- 'Pure Shortening ' ''
2 pounds. 57 4 pounds.... 25 3 pounds 58
VIM This Highrade Fancy Patent Bread Flour priced
very low, 49-lb..sack. ... . . . . . . . '..' .... $2.29
Minced R a z 6 r Crtams-Pinnacle ' Matches, Swan Brand They strike;
Kock'; halves, can l7c... ...3 for 50 - -6 boxes 25
20TH CENTURY COFFEE One cup means another. Direct to you from
. our own, roasters'; always fresh 2 pounds 95c
20th CENTURY GROCERY
GRANTS PASS
511 W. G St.
MEDF4DRD
31 N. Central
ASHLAND
374 E. Main
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