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VfFfiPOFM) MATL TfttBUyE, M'EftPOftT). OREG OX. FRIDAY, , TTTNE 1 2,v
ocal and
Personal
I Among ihe ninny reHi.trnta of Port
land who arrived here yenterday for
hort Hojournn are Mr. and Mm. Scott
Scheelcy, Mr. and Mm. C. L, JamcH,
Mr. and Mm. L. it. Jiniarud Mr. und
Mm. K. UurneM.
JJuHllIu and Tnclfic putkiiKe goods
nt the following reduced prices: Co
The two thousand copies of the tuiiie slips. $3.a.". reduced to $2.17.
June Ikhuc of the "Medford Ia'kIoii." oowim, $3.00. reduced to, $2. 00. Coin
published hy the local American blnutlons, $P.K5, reduced to $1.23.
Hlon poHt, and out today, will be tfiven jiaby dresHt-s. $1.35. reduced to XK'c
wide distribution. Approximately one All other packages reduced accordin
thouKand copit'H will be distributed jy. Jlandicraft Shop. 73"
among guardsmen at Camp Jackson, , t. K. Hudney of Augusta. Maine,
500 copies wil be went out t lenion- stopped In the city to upend wveral
nalries In ihiH vicinity and fif) will be days In looking about the valley for a
taken to the state legion convention at prospective home.
Prineville. The issue in largely devot- Kree ad service for business men,
ed to malteiv of interest to the Kiiards- Salvation Army Service lent liulletin
men and odvertisinK the Medford Jjoard. Phone 350. 72
post's "Days of 4!)," show, which j ituheri liolmes. district freight and
opens a three day run at the Armory, passenger agent of the Southern I'a
next Monday. ciflr: lines with head(uarters at Ku-
Before you buy that piano see Laun- gene, was anions the railroad offl
Rpach. lie can save you money. Jte Wuls in the city today hi connection
knows pianos and is reliable. tf with the movement of the special
Hemstitching 3c a yard. The Van- J iruins transporting Oregon National
Ity Shop, Jiartlett and Main. tf (iuardsmcn to this city.
Accoiding to report Al I.oomit, who The watermaster can be found In
was recently appointed to the Annapo. his office in the Medford National
lis Naval academy, has panned the ex- hank building, from X a. m. until noon,
amination given him at San Krancisco every day during the irrigation sea
and 1.4 now on his way to Annapolis to son. !G
take up his studies. Jninen K, Cummlngs. police chief of
Uani e JMvfrsIde Community club. Central Point, accompanied by his wife
Saturday night. A 1 ford's imperial or- and father, were among the many vis
chestra. Conforming to new law. Horn in the city this morning who were
Dancing from ! to 12. "H at Int? depot platform watching the
Columbia plaster wnll hoard. c:ll !",ocittl 'r;,l1nH ',ml u,;l,m' th
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber V' T " a"u,H" uuai lu' ,-a,,,"
Yard.
Included among the guests at local
hotels from a distance nre Mr. and
Mrs. Kred McAndrews of New York
City. Mrs. I). J. Ilnvllahd and daugh
ters of Mlssoull. Mont., Donald Dean
und Dewey P. Sweet of Chicago, F. O.
J-'owler of Reno. I. Rosenthal of In
dianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. A. U Netcher
and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kunkel of Nes
senden. N. D., nnd K. Johnson of St.
Paul.
i'Ycsh salt wa t er sa 1 in o n . 25c 1 h.
Johnson Produce Co.
The fire department was called to
Jackson,
Grand ball in honor of viHiting
gaurdenien! Kalr Grounds Pavilion!
Saturday! Don't fail to attend. . 7 J
j Homer Galloway, Cottage Grove city
recorder, threatens to resign his ofilce
if the council Insists on his cutting off
the service of delinquent water users.
I Package goods now on sale at the
I Handicraft Shop. Standard quality
merchandise nt prices far be.bw the
i'Ular. Don't fail to make your sh
' lections early. 73
j Mrs. C. K Dolds and children of the
j Wood lawn orchard were among the
visitors in the city today.
extinguish a grass fire at the corner i Girls! Don't miss this. Grand ball
of Riverside and Edwards street last j.'alr Grounds. Saturday. 71!
night about 0:45. Several gallons of ( a Kpecial feature of the Rotary club
chemicals were used to bring the fire luncheomthlH noon was the presentu
under control. . Jtion of the new Copco motion pictures
The event of the season! Grand recently produced by the Cullfornin
hall! Knir Grounds! Saturday! VI Oregon Power comixiny. These Inter-
Staplo drugs at DeVoe's. tf cming "movies" were put on by H. L.
The Ashland Tidings says that Game j Dromley, assistant secretary of the
Warden Roy Parr reported Thursday company, and were explained In detail
that Cal Allen, arrested Sunday by by both Mr. Itromley and J. K. Kerr,
Parr. Warden Fred Merrll and special ' local district manager. Grants Puss
ranger warden Pat Dally, was found
guilty or netting fish In Rogue River,
below the Savage Rapids dam, in a
closed area, and fined $100 and costs.
In the Grants Pass Justice court. Allen
demanded a jury trial when taken Into
court, and his trial was held Thurs
day morning. In addition to the fine
the wardens took from Allen a new
Courier.
Grand ball-
-Fair Pavilion, Saturday.
Washingtonfans who are registered
at local hotels include Mrs. Frnnk J.
Victor, Donald and Virginia Victor,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Welts. Mr. and Mrs.
R. I. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. 13. P. Al
len, and Miss Retn Larne of Seattle.
net. which will be sold by the state. Miss Gertrude Walsh and Miss Sarah
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Prentice and
children left today for Centralla,
' Wash., whore Mrs. Prentice will re
main for six weeks visiting relatives:
Mr. Prenticp will return the first of the
week.
Now Is the time to lond up on candy
for your summer vacation trip. Get K
nt DeVoe's fire sale beginning June 1 1.
. tf
Persons lcnvlng town for the sum
mer months who would rent to rellablo
parties call Mr. Corkran nt Owen
Oregon Dumber Co. 1
A I Plche was among the visitors
from Medford In Klamath Fulls today
transacting business.
DAXl'IO Riverside Community club
Saturday night. Alford'a Imperial or
chestra. 12
Showers Slieet Metal Works moved
21!' 8. Central. 'J'"' ; 75
r
We're Swamped
but we like it
:!()()() 'pounds ..I" Fluh
rer's Milk Bread,
, besides innumerable
lies, cakes, don j; li
mits, etc., were deliv
ered to tbe National
(1 u a r d Camp , this
morning..
QUALITY WINS
SPECIAL
Tomorrow Only
A new cake tlitit we
believe is destined to
be a winner. On sale
at 10::50. Clonic early
as they won't last long
at this priee.
Marshmallow
Devils foods
23c each..
h The COLONIAL
I Southern Oregon '
I I Finest BaMery
H
IS. Glle of Aberdeen, 10. .P. Cannon und
family of Tenlo, and Mr. and Mrs. K.
15. Rowen of Olympia.
Palmer's Photo Studio. 717 N. Cen
tral avenue, open from one until five
p. m. Kodak work, hand colored pho
tos, painting, or commercial orders
given prompt attention. Phono 823-R
or Mrs. Darto 821-Y. S2
K. I. R. egpa aw De .roc's. tf
George 15. Neuber of the Dutte
Kalis district arrived hero yesterday
for a stay of a day or two.
A real party, folks! Don't miss It!
!rand bnll! Kalr Grounds Pavilion!
Saturday! 72
Miss Laura Host of Medford was one
of the class of 73 seniors who received
diplomas at the commencement exer
cises of the Willlamette University this
week at Salem. Miss Best had com
pleted a course In the college of liberal
arts.
DeVoe has bought the entire stoek
of fire damaged goods of the Valley
Candy Co. and will have It on sale In
his summer gnrdun, beginning Thurs
day. June 1 1. tf
Hemstitching, buitona covered nt
the Handicraft Shop. tf
15. D. Reynolds of Cleveinnd, Ohio,
departed for Portland last evening af
ter having spent the week visiting
friends and relatives in the valley.
Come out and help us show the sol
dier boys a good time Kair Ground
Pavilion! Saturday. 72
Mm. O. Donald, who has been vis
iting her sister, Mrs. T. Morave for the
past several weeks; departed this
morning for her home in San Kran
cIhco. 15mma ("lino's Shop anniversary
week. June 8th to 15th. Call nnd get
0110 of our benutlful gifts for. ladies.
72
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
-'heap. Urown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
KiiKcnc will offer to the Southern
Pacific company 200 acres of land as
a gift for a site upon which to erect
shops if a proposed bond issuo for
$1:00.000 is sanctioned by the voters at
a special election to be called soon, nc
cording to announcement of that city
this week. A committee from the
chamber of Commerce will leave soon
for Sun Krauclsco to place the question
before the officials of the railway
company.
Grand ball Kalr Pavilion. Saturday.
72
Freh salt water salmon. 25c lb.
Johnson Prodnco Co.
The final summer meeting of the
College Women's club will not be held
until Saturday. June L'Oth. when Mrs.
Kred Wagner entertains the club nt
her home at Ashland.
Orders taken for nngel food nnd
sunshine cake at 76c each, at 737 W.
Uth street. Phone 21M-I,. 73
Mrs. Kd Plche and daughter. Kath
leen, were among the business callers
in the city this morning from the Trail
district. ,
Sale of package goods now on nt the
Handicraft Shop. We have endenv
ored to make this sale nn event whlci
will mean a great wiving to the htm
dreds of patrons who have made this
.diop possible. 73
inndy! candy at DeVoe's fire sale
tf
Among the local people nsscmhled
at ihe depot this forenoon, eagerly
watching the undondlng of the troop
trains, were a number of veterans. In
cluded among whom were Sargennt
Men Plymale of the World war. George
Ablen of ihe Spanish American wnr,
Ilium K. Meader of cho Wnr of 1SU
and Jack Johnson of the Rogue vail
Indian war who was also present to
flu Shasta nam come In from the
couth.
Giand ball Kair PavilbS. Saturdav.
T-'.W.s wanted. 30c dozen. Johnson
Rutdness calle:s In the city today
from adjacent California Included Mr.
and Mm: R. G. Toll of lliltund T. 15.
Ingram Vreka.
Remember the fire sale on candles
at DeVoe's, beginning June 11. tf
Let us give your car a thorough
"once over" before the Crater Jake
trip. Itiverside Garage, P. F. Slose.
proprietor, 132 fs. iltvemlde. 7ti
Amtvig the Klamath Kalis residents
to sflend the week end at Lake of the
Woods were Mr. and Mrs. leslie Rog
ers, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. 15.
R. Hall, and many others. Hay Telford
wait also seen on the lake enjoying the
fishing. According to J. A. Gordon, N
who with Mrs. Gordon, opened their
cabin over the week end, the road, en
tirely around the lake is open, and as a
result of work expended on It during
the later fpring months, the road is
more like a boulevard and the drive
around the lake is a particularly de-
lWhtfni one to make. Klamath Kalla
Herald. ,
uugc goods at mnrvelously re
duced prices. Gowns, combinations.
botirloir Jacl cts. caps, children's things
ind many oiher useful articles will be
found at the Handicraft Shop. . 73
Kxtra special prices on hats for Rat-
urday. Trimmed hats $1.88, $2.88,
$3.18. Values you will appreciate.
Gage pattern hats much less than half
price. The Emmy Jou Hal Shoppe.
In M. M. Dent. Store. 71
Sixty out of the state cars were reg
istered here yesterday by the local
state traffic registration bureau, and
up to 11 a. m. today thirty such cars
had registered.
ortkcltl M'k stocking with silk ani
lisle tops and soles for service. Kin?
even weave. Made In nil the newest
shades. Ilunrtcroft Shop. 73
Am leaving for Portland Saturday
afternoon. Anyone wishing to go see
Mr. Olds, Eakin Motor Co., Dodge
Dealer. 71
Keith Dnughmun of this city has ac
cepted a position with the First Na
tional bank.
Pacific nnd Itucllla rnckagc goods
one-third off. Handicraft Shop. 73
Kxtra special prices on hats for Sat.
urday. Trimmed hats $1.88. $2.88,
$3.88. Values you will appreciate.
Gage pattern hats much less than half
price. The Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe. In
M. M. Dept Store. .71
H. L. Wnlther will leave Sunday for
San Francisco to attend the National
Electric Light association convention
and will return June 20th.
Corticolll full fashioned, mire
thread Mlk hope ranging In price from
.sr, to Sl.no. Handicraft Shop. (3
HIg dance and swimming carnival,
Ashland Natatoiium, two blocks from
new Llthla Springs hotel, Saturday
evening. June 13th. "The Southern
Oregonlans." Grants Pass crack or.-
chestra will furnish the music. Free
swim after the dance Cletm sulphur
wnter. Tickets $1.00, tax 10c. A good
time for everybody. 72
Among the out of town Oregonlans
who nre registered at locnl hotels are
Miss Nora Ambrose, H, D. Clark and
H. S. Ford of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Samuels, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hal
ley of Salem. Mrs. Case of Hlllsboro,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Gnrrett of Ore
gon City.
Hand embroidered Philippine
dresses, white and colored voile, SU.75.
Jap Art Store. 73
In another section of this Issue ap
pears an advertisement. Dance and
Swimming carnival. Ashland Natato
rium. The management promises a
good time to all.
C. A. Gore of thf Paramount Elec
tric sign company was a local business
visitor from Portland today.
Marcelling 7.rc. 31 So. Orange
street. Phone 655. 76
Budwelser 15c bottle at DeVoe's
fir sale. if
Suit for $789.84 was filed In circuit
court Wednesday by E. 15.
former minister to Slam and proprie
tor of the Oregon City Kntermise.
igatnst Melvln O. Winatock. which
sum Itrodle states Is the cost of binding
and publishing a hook called "Making
a Nation." which Winstock wrote.
Winstock, who had big moving picture
plans when he came to Portland, Is al
leged to have made an agreement for
the publication of the hook. Portland
Journal.
Kresh . salmon eggs for sale. John-
i
eria
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Saturday will be Fruit and Vegetable Day at the Groceteria. Never
have Fruiis and Vegetables been 80 plentiful and so gocd. We have
made a special effort to get the best and will price them to save you
money.
1 lb. Loaves .:,
1 lb. Loaves
. . . . .3 for 20c
10c
Telephone Peas
Home grown, and the best we've seen,
. . .';.. 4 lbs. 25c
New home grown Potatoes, lb 5c
OTHER SPECIALS
Banana3, extra fine quality, 3 lbs.' ;. .'.25c
Rhubarb, large variety home grown, lb. 7c
Canteloupes, great big ones . . . .2 for 25c
Watermelons we will have one cut for
your inspection per lb '. . 4 l-4c
Cuban Pineapples, each . . 19c
Cucumbers, large size, each . 15c
Mississippi Tomatces, 2 lbs. . . . . '.35c
Florida Grape Fruit, the bigger size,
each 15c
Celery, per stalk . . ... .' . 20c
Picnic Shoulders, srvar cured and sweet,
per lb. .... . 22c
Boiling Beef, per lb. .' 10c
Hamburger, lb .15c
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. '. , . 15c
Oranges, size 100, per doz. ....... .49c
Shrimp; new pack, per can . 15c
Schilling's Baking Powder, 1 lb can 45c
Blue Dot Lima Beans, No. 2 can 10c
Economy Matches, 6 boxes 25c
Scott County Sauer Kraut, No. 2 can 10c
Aluminum Preserving Kettles, 10 qt. 98c
All Copper Boilers, heavy grade, ea $4.64
Covered Aluminum Milk Pails, 1 qt. 49c;
2 qt., 59c; 3 qt. 69c; 4 qt.. . 89c
Dairy Pails, heavy tin, 12 qt., 49c; 14
qt 55c
Dairy Pails, extra heavy XXXX tin, 12
qt. 85c; J4 qt. 93c
Dairy Pail, with Strainer, XXXX tin $1.37
Galvanized Wash Boilers, size 8 or 9 $1.39
Round Brass Lawn Sprinklers, each 15c
GATES & LYDIARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
People from California registered at
local hotels include Col. nnd Mrs. Hog
er S. Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Well
man, Miss Alice Wellman, James Ko
ger of San Krancipco, Mr. and Mrs. K.
:. Taylor. Air. unil Airs. H. IS. West
mine of Monterey, Mrs. Arthur K.
I James of Palo Alto, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
I Podester of Itoss. Mrs. J. H. Kraft and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K. Moore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. O. Esterly, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. K. Montgomery, and Mrs. K. T.
Kidireman of L1O8 Anneles. Mr. and
Ilrodle. 1 Alra c u pennlngton of Long Lfeach,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. IS. T. Tryun and
children of Colton.
Pianos! See Launspach. tf
Kancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Try hat big milk shako at DeVoe's.
tf
The civil sutl of M. X. Hogan against
the Mason Motor company, for $loi)0
damages, the return of a $100 promis
sory note, and costs of the action is
I being heard in the circuit court today
Jesse Winburn. formerly of Oregon,
and who still has valuable interests at
Ashland, recently has established a
"womanless" golf course on property
he owns near New York City.
HI
i
E MAKING EXPERT
10 SPEAK AT MEETING"
son Produce Co. if
Miss Margaret. Van Scoyoc will re- I Tne llpf,ne Is represented by Attorney
celve pupils for tutoring durlnir the George Itoberts. and the plaintiff by
summer vacation. Phono C93-J
Mrs. K. D. Nicholson left last even
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, where she
will spend the summer visiting friends
and relatives.
Kor sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, pbona 912-J. Samuol
Batemnn. tf
Columbia nlnster wall c-oard Call
for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber
yard.
Several army officers, nccomnnnled
hy their families, who drove to Mpd-
ford by auto to take up their duties In
connection with the Oregon National
Guard encampment nt Camp Jackson,
are among the guests at Merrick's Mo
tor Inn.
Kggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson
Produce Co. tf
Hrlek Ice cream 50c at DeVoe's. tf 1
Among the 58 members of this venr's
graduating class of the Oregon Agrl- i
cultural college who have accepted
commissions as second lieutenants In ,
the reserve officer's corns of the
Vnlted States army was Harold Woods
of Medford.
We pny for ashes and sell dirt j
cheap. Frown & White Agency, Inc. !
tf I
Kresh salt water salmon. 25c lb. I
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Several parties of Medford people ;
drove in Grants Pass last evening to !
take In the second night of the opera
"Kra- IMavolo." which was presented
at the Rlvotl theater. The production
was reported to be one of the finest
amateur efforts ever staged In the
'Climate City."
Special summer prices on dry fac-j
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co, tf i
Launspach Piano Store now open
for business at 111 W. Main. Opposlto I
Rialto theater. Successor to Root Mu
sic Co. tf ;
.Have you tried that bfg milk shake 1
at DeVoe's?
The utual large number of cars stop- 1
ped at Merrick's Motor Inn yesterday,
lo Hpend last night, with u number of
mates being represented.
To Jipprorlate values you miKt sf '
Ibo (lixpbiy of Philippine dn'ftreH.
t.ns. strp-ins and bund made
m The Japanese Art Store.
Kancy creamery butter 43c per lb
Johnson Produce Co.
hresh salmon eg?s for sale. John-
Kvun Iteames. The sale Is based upon
the sale of nn automobile April 4.
lit 24 to Hogan, on the monthly pay
ment plan.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Tnrd.
Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald and children
left yesterday for Chicago, where they
will spend the summer.
Kancy creamery nutter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
There are few women who aren't 1
Interested in making their homes 1
more attractive and pleasant places in .
which to live. To this large Interest- j
ed group. Miss Helen Kay, instructor!
in household art nt the Oregon Agri-
! cultural college promises three must
interesting hours nt the HomemakCTH
Institute in Grants Pass. June 16 to
I'Oih. She will conduct a lecture
demonstration at 10:30 on Wednes
day, Thursday and Kriday mornings.,
her subject beinff "Art in Home Kur
nishings." Kach day from four to
I five in the afternoon there will be
an opport unity for anyone to try to
make some o the articles, both prac
tical and beautiful, which Miss Kay
has demonstrated.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WA XT 15 D Sa d d le h orses to u se f o r
their care. Light work, good care,
hay, grain -and pasture Responsible
parties. ChM 77-X, Medford. 73
FIRE SALE
ENTIRE STOCK
Valley Candy Co.
ON SALE AT
Summer Garden
Come and Get It . , N .
One-Half, One-Half and One-Fourth
Regular Prices : "
ii.i'i
HUNT'S Monday Night, June 18
UKA1 tKlAIN
(S:la Curtain)
GffiG 'treat of the ijGari
Ljne LUMtUY New YUHK. HAS
LAUGHED AND WEPT OVER FOR
TWO YEARS
lillil
NO PLAY CAN BE FUNNIER.
lBcst cxdlJlneican Qyuorter'
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW! Make checks, money orderi
payable to Hunt's Craterian Theater. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope insure safe return. PRICES, including war tax: Lower
Floor, first 18 rows $2.75. next 6 rows $2.20, balance $1.65: Balcony,
first 2 rows $1.10, balance 50c. Box office sale Monday, June 15.
SPECIAL
For Saturday
MANNING & BOWMAN
VACUUM BOTTLE
i Pint size, colored case. ICgm limiiria Vint.
Or Cold, nichh nr Haw TViia ia ni;-.r
jjuj bottle of many uses at a special price.
t 1
$1.75 value
98c
Wee&s Orr
An Installment House
With a Reputation
A
Product Co.
O f n Trodqce Co.