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o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o -O o CO o o o o o PAflE JTWO arrcnFonn watt, xnrzrftT'., 'M'edfotcd.o cmrxitx. ttepday. October n, 102." Zocal and f Personal Ilcrt nnd N'ormAi E. Wllnon are! Ipr HcpPative of all the lndlc W'iiMhfton Mate visitor reciter- The Pope-Hartfnrd fire truck mill her from llulte Kalti toduy trans-0 Huh in ihc illy asKemldeij In the ed 1? local hotel Include Mr. and h repainted hy rneinli'm of the fi .T..tiiiK hUHinriiM i-fKHrdlnK their home- I'humlier of Commune ImiiWIiik uit Mm. tieortfu C. Jewett of Hpokune. Mr. department, who commenced today to Hteudn on which themad" flnul proof night to listen to memlern of the and Mrs. F. H. Andrews of ;- Hiik - wash the body and otherwise prfjiarv recently. water board commituiion und other ham, Mr. and Mr. V. H. Colwel. of n for itH firHi coat of paint. The ac tor Halo JUKlMtf red angora city officialM explain (hi propose!! Ontralia. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Inxnn tual naintlni' will be done by Fireman Much Intercut Ik mantfcNtcd In Med ford In the world' championship Med ford, Ore. 1B8 biiMeball aerieH that bCRliia tomorrow j Hand decorated candles, 00c a pttfr. In the- eiiMt. Opinion here in about Jap Art Htvre, 3 71 equally divided aa to whether Wash- Fifteen out of the ntatn cam were liiKton or JtttMbuis will win, at leant roKlnterod yenterday with tho local iiinonir thoHO who have inado hetH. al- atate tafflo bureau In the Chamber thoiJKh a number of I'IUhIjuik w Commerce building, enthusiast are hotting that If ('oval- Iet me write your fire Intturancp. eHkl pll(hcn the firwt game, Wjiithini;- 'rl V. Tenjgwuld, Holland Jlldir. ImicUh; blK huHky fellow. Heavy bond wwue to be voted on October 8, Khearem. on-nheddent. Write for In-1 u M Mlland of I'onoka. Ala., and formation. C. H. Diuko, IJox SH7.V , ,UlviH ltt sWtumtt. Win., and , fatnllleii are amoni; thoo reg littered 1 from a dim a net: at Merrlck'u Motor of Olyrnpla and H. Y. Wlthentpovii of M. M. Harvey. Phono !3. tf We pay for nhen 'and Bell dirt cheap, ilrown A White. AKeney, In tf The Itev. Jacob Khaw McOomh, re tired HaptfHt inlnlai'tr, recently cele brated hi both birthday annivertuiry at OreKon City. Four genera tloun were preaent and a meftvaKe wa re celved from a Kreat-Krcut-Krnndchlld Men's paJarnaH and tthlrta, ladlc' dreiuteM and llriRerte, children's and laby'n drewrm nnd coatit made to order. The DuUy Hhop. i'hone 1017. 173 I'titll October lr.rh, bent Ttah coal $15 a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7fi. Ifl'itf" Callfornlann reentered at local ho tel Include Mr. nnd Mm. It. I. Much, J. II, Mmhoii and Mr. and Mr. .1. M Woodruff, Mr. and Mih. It. J. Henter of Nevada city, Mr. nnd Mih. C H. Teare of Hollywood. Mr. and Mih. F M. Calkin of Kan DIcko, J. IIiiIIh of Hprat;ue It Ivor, Hen Wetzel of Carmel liy the H 'ii, Mr. and Mih. A. K. Putoff of 8a n la Crux, Mr. nnd Mr. J. C. Cook of WuNinvllte, Mr. and Mih. Jl. hontf of (.'unit, Mr. and Mch, U. O. Hturrelt and M. 10. f,owenthttll of Kim I-YuiiclHro and Mr. and Mih. J. P. Hperry, Mr. and Mm. 1. H. Kendrlck. Paul K. PaKhir, M. M. May. Mr. and Mih. T. V;. Dernoff and H. H. Jeffern of Lon A DKelea. Meautiful patteriiH In hand pointed Melto China cupH and Haucern on nale at Hpeclal price of 25e. JapaneHO Art Htore. Hnedlcor Hhop. A real clearance Hale. 171 Two traveling aalejinien were ar reiited by the police lant night on the Mtreet In tin Intoxicated condition. The cancH of the two men. the flrnt if whom wan arretted by Policeman J If. IepKitt and the latter by Policeman A. II. Kundernian. nro awaltlnK furth ed developments. Itemember the contented feellnff In the cold Ion a; winter when work 1 Hlack, when you have plenty of HpudH and onions In your basement. Our prices are extremely low nt this time, buy now for the winter. Fancy Yakl nta Clems $3 per hundred; onions 'i.bO per hundred lbs. delivered. J oh nun 11 Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. UOtf Chill October IMh. bent l'lah coal lfi a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7(1. leytr- Mrs.' II. It. Klllott nnd children were Medford victors In JaokHonvllle yes terday afternoon. Iat'Kn cotton ms wauled at Mall Tribune office. All clnesof enr buret urn reiuilred and ndJiiMtud. Williams St McCurley. If With a tartter allendiinco thiui wa expected betrsiiHO of the Inclement weather members of the clly volunteer fire dt'iiartmenl held a well executed drill IuhI nltihl under Fire Chief 101 llotl at their reKUlar ineetiiiK. The drill wan held within the fire hull, member drillluK mi fire engine imrtn. Try that big milk shake at OcVue's tf Wlnchenter rifle for sale nt He Voe'. lti-l(f (leorRe Wat (ton, one of the leudlntt uplarLMtH of the valley, was I11 the city a few hours today from his ranch imi't hnf the city tranHactlnu bUHlncas. Hhrubbery Whether you buy one plant or fifty. We will help you se lect the 1 mht type for tho rlyhl pluce. Csll 873 for appointment. 172 Send some pictures of Crater Iake. Medford and the Itouue Ulver valley views lo your friends. Palmer's pic tures are bent, tf Out of town OrejtonlitiiH rcKlHtereil tit loi-wl hotels Include the follow Inu: W. A. Prlaulx of Oakrldue. Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Net ley f Khimuth Aency. C. Iv Ueynolds, Mm. M. M. MoiiIkuiii- ery, A. J. Montgomery. Mrs. tl, Mnuem and neice 11 ml K. W. Scott of Salem, I. V. Hp and M. T. Hohlen of Ku Kcne, J C. Lemon of NewbuiK, M. 11. Owen, Thodore WIxhou and Al Monty of KotieburK. II. 1. Cameron of Tttk- lima and R U llarte of l.u tlnindi. Alma (Utchel Mome, uniduate Km- erwm ColltHie of ttrutory. Ponton, will receive puplln In oral and dramatic exprrwtlNon. KvenltiKt and Saturday. 331 Kast Main. 173 Palmer's Photo Studio tniikes the bent pictures. if Itoy Mots, well known Phoenix resd ileut. spent several hours In the city tod:iy nttendlnit tu lornlne matters. We pay for ashes ami sell dirt cheap. Itrown & White Aueucy, 1m tf Ielctoiis sipleii, good qunllty, 1 1 per box delivered any pluce In city. Johnsou Produce Co., 41 N. Fir St. idttr There will ho no Justice court In Medford during the time federal court 1 In session, as Justice of ihe Peace (ilenn O, Taylor Is a deputy clerk of that court, which will probably be In schmIoii for 10 dnys or two weeks. Fruit growers get In touch with the government free employment bureau for apple pickets. Medford Chamber of Commerce. 1 r4 tf Noel Ktnklne gives piano lessons at pupils' home. Think of the sdvsn tase. Phone 7 29-W. 17 3 Flvln Fib went hunting the other morn Ins: and shot the pi tie deer of the season so his friends say. It Is a four point black tall buck, welching I? pounds w heu d reused Ashland TidhtfE. A new evening roume In Ituslness I Adnilnlntrstton. Advanced Mookkeep- ing. Auditing sn Higher Account I ancy under a Certified Public Account 'ant at ths Medfoid HuslueMS tvtlege t jour opportunity to get preparation I of unlveialty gtsde light at home. 1 C Is mi now forming OWN. I llu v Christ inns gifts now. Hnedl cor Shop. 171 i ' luit' lihodrs. local auto racer. , will tkt prt in the auto races at the a' Pioneer cWabi atluu Jt Yntks. TUfAI rVVTf if Jl held there oibe Utter of Ihls 1 11C VLiV71l tLi II eek. Mr. Rhodes lis tuleied hi ... II machine in all the events. voumim ureoona Ii lMW Bm.k vu,(or r4ords at Pal Flnttt Btksry I 1 1 ni f)luic Store. If 11' Kurd chicken or nUIIt. The Cm- ton will win that gne. We are selling Weed de luxe chains, all sizes .at 10 par cent off. Medford Auto Wrecking Co., 224 N. ItiveiHlde. I6'J Screen doors at Wallaca Woodtt Lumber jaid, corner K. Main nnd (ienesee. ' HH Mr. and M is. Wr rr e n D. Butler snd Mrs. John H. Puller have just re turned from a ten days' vacation spent In Portland. Wajited Party with truck to haul word immediately. Ua Voe. Clarence 'on and Claude Haylor of the Highway Harber Shop have ar ranged to have tho world serifs base ball gatncH broadcasted play by play from their barber nhop on North 111 v ei Hide, every day during the aeries. 1 7 The first rain of October came last evening and continued off and on during the night until at 8 n. m. today .'J'.t of nit Inch had fallen. Light rains fell at tlincH today, and the prediction In for unsettled weather and prolmbb) ithowei Wednesday. The mux I mum of yesLerduy wan CG and today's mini mum wus 411. Landscaping la an art. It In the proper Mending of foliage, color ami dcNign. you cud have the free ad vice of an experienced landscape architect. Call 973 for appointment. 172 Second hand machines, all makes. Any price, $& to $f)0. largo assort ment. Singer Co., lir. W. Main. 174 For quick resultH let the Thomas Itealty co. rent your property. Hates reasonable. Phone C96. 174 Among visitors from a dlntance reg lfUcred nt local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. O. W. lemon of Pratt. Kas., Fred K. J mes of Kl Paso, Tex., C. Itrand of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Henley. Sarah Wagner and K. K. Italrd of New York City. J. M. Cohen of Osh konh. Wis., Mr. and Mrs. 11. Harkln of Akron. Ohio, and Fred Freytag of Ltoston. Mass. Shlda fruit baskets In nests 0 four 7&c and $1, Japaneso Art Store. 174 An unusual opportunity to develop persgnutity and earning power Is open through an evening course In Scien tific Salesmanship und the Art of Judging Men under nu expert sales man at the Medford Jiuslne Cnllcur. OWN. 174 Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, Cor. Fast Main nnd Oiines'ee, 88tf Tho College Women's club of the llogun Itlver Valley will meet at the homo of Mrs, 10. 13. Kelly rwxt Snttir day at 1M 1 Queen Anne. Mrs. P. O. Crawford will review "Taking the Lit erary Pulse" nnd "The Ihictor Look at Literature," by Joseph Collins. . Halloween suits for ladles nnd gents to order. Phone 1067. The inlH' Khop. 173 Or. R I). Klwood. optometrist, ban moved to his temporary offlco over lJimport's. 33K VI. Main. ft J. K. Mason of long Meaeh, Calif., former well known superintendent of Klrtland farm until several years ago. spout laHt night In Medford en route home with a party of friends from having attend the state fair nt Salem, at which ho was one of the Judges al the night horse show. Mr. Manon In proprietor and master of Mason's School of Hiding at Long Peach. lied Tag Clearance Sale. Hnedlcor Shop. 171 Prick Ice cream 6O0 nt PeVoe's, tf Mudwelser $1.60 per dux. nt Dc Von'g. isntf llev. W, Judsou Oldfleld. Hev. V. K. A 111 on nnd Hev. M. H. Woodworth. left Monday morning for Portland, where they will interview Hilly Sun day for nu engagement In Ashland af ter the first of the year. Ashland Tidings. Have your worn carpet made Into a nice fluff rug, ltug Works, 7Ht Pine sircct. Phone Mu-M. tf Clarence Nue and Claude Haylor of Ihe Highway Hit r her Hhop have ar ranged lo have the world aeries Ihihc ball gamcH broadcasted play by play from their barber shop on North Miv ci-Hldo. every day during the serlen. ITH u - . . 1 . - . .. 1 , i jeesg r We still are over stocked on empty flour sacks, so will continue the spec ial pri;e of 99c . the dozen until they cleaned up. 1 are These sacks arc the large size used by bakers and contain an excel lent weight muslin. Seattle. Come to Mann's birthday party at 2:30 p. 111. Friday, Ooctober tho Hth, 171 fleorgo C. Jewett, a Spokane, Waah.. banker attending the Irriga tion Congresa nt Grants Pans, was a visitor In the city yesterday accompa nied by his wife. Don't in in the opportunity to get a piece of Mann's l&th birthday cake. 171 "Whether or not the Winter Fair, an annua) event In Axhland. will be held again this year, will be decided at the forum luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce of that city today. See the cake cutting at Mann's Kith birthday party ' Friday afternoon at 2:30. 171 Tho majority of Indians In the city I In connection with the annual term of Inn. Or. K. I). Klwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over import's. 22H K. Main. If Huy a city lot. All Improvements paid. Priced very low. Terms. Carl Y. Tcngwald, Holland Hotel. Phone l)i3. lOKtf A group of photographs depicting conditions of tho source of Medford's water supply at FImIi lake are at tracting much ut tent Ion from their place of display In Paul's Electric store. LesHons given In oil painting, water colors or china decoration. Call Mrs. Vivian Norman llai to ut Palmer's Stu dio, or X21-Y. ii. mm r...,K. ..miosis cuv.-.i-u. i ,he fp(U)ra, roUft h,.rR arp H,uyjI1(f at til.' iiuiitiit ri.il niMiii. Comp to AliturTfi l.irthiluy party at 2:30 p. 111. i-'riuay, Octobt-r llio th. I.. M. Coprnhnvr-n. rirronteil Fundiiy nlh'ht hy I'lilkcmcii Lt-euitt und Cave in Hn intoxicated condition on the Htrcft. forfeited a $10 canh ball vhen he failed to appear beforo Jude fllerm O. Taylor to answer Charlies preferred aKninHt hint. .Mr. and Mrs. -If. I". Nelley of the Klamath Acency, and Frank L. AlarK. Harry Hamilton. A. J'. Myers and K. A. MtliH are atnonK the Klamath peo ple rexiMtered at local hotels. 'gasoline lias been on Bale the Standard nations have been busy supplying the demand of southern Oregon motorists. The increase has been Bratifyins." says .Mr. Singleton, "and convince us that the new winter Ited Crowp will be mighty popular this winter.'! Saturday evening 15 Standard Oil company trucks and cars, headed by ;Joe .Mc.Mahon and Charlie Talent, ! paraded through the streets of Med Iford. Grunts I'asa and Ashland. The ! parade represented the automotive equipment of the Standard offices In tho three cities. E. If. Crow, manager I of the Ashland district, w ho was for merly associated with llie .vicuioru organization, was in this parade. KnislUN TftnpUr Com-laif. I Staled roiu-lave. Masonic Hall. Asillanil, wennesuay evening. October 7. Work in Order of the Temple. Open In long form. Dinner at 6:45. All Sir Knights courteously V. H. SliKlOWA.V, K. C. W. II. DAY, ltecorder. Red Crown Gasoline Sales On Increase : invited. 1611 It. A. M. Crater lako Chapter No. 32. Special convocation Tuesday, October 6th. 7:3 p. in. M. M. Degree. Vis tora welcome. I6a Cook with gaf. tf l?3l'.the water bond Ihhuc to be voted on Tho meeting begins at 8 T. J. Treffi-n. aHsifttant train niaater of the Southern Pacific at Hoseburg, is a bUHiness visitor here today. Pears, apples, extra low prices. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N, Fir St Phone 17. ncrccn uiiurn in inumnt """ '"Mhls week. IiUIMiut iiuu, -ui. J'itnt iti.iui mm i t.i,.ltt, t. ilenesee. 8Ktf ,..,,,, rnu.,ilB rUt.A at In the Rally Week Program at the M(1(fnn, ,Klt,.,H ,m.,U(I). Mr. un,i Mrs. Leo Cuar. C. K. Cloadfeller, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Kperher. Mrs. It. it. Shaii crosH, Mrs. .1. Uc Monia, Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Lcid. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mar iiium, Mr. and Mrs. II. If- Coud. Mrs. local auto camps, motit of them having motored to this city from the Klam ath reservation. . ...... 1... T.-....I irVL7 . V u r , I companv. Sim-e the new winter grade If. Fehl will be held tonight lit the ' N'atatoriuin In regard to the merits of Sales of Ited Crown BiisoUno have taken a decided leap since the an nouncement of the new quick starting winter pas last Saturday, according to W. W. Singleton, manager of the Medford district tor the Standard Oil Itaptlst church Wednesday night will feat u ro the annual church dinner anil bUHiness meeting. This will take the form of a covered dlnh dinner, after the stylo so popular wllh that congre gation. The dinner will be at fl:30 p A. M. UoHjf and Mr. und Mrs. C. M. th lo be followed by reports, election jav See the cake cutting at Mann's 1 hlrthduy party Friday afternoon at 2:30. 171 John Matney of Applegate illntrfct of officers and general busltieHs: ami after this there will be a general so cial good time. I Jirgo cotton rags wanted at Mail irioune ornce. - , iMI..M.in .... ullt i,p,.n iinnolnt- Ten carloadH of pears and seven of . n,,mln,Htrnllll. , .,. PHt,.t of Vil- apples were shipped to eastern mar-j Man Mi(.hlu., swnrlwfitger. by Judge y,.i.!,y w ' ' ,L! I Unnncll during an informal moeting houseH. making a total of IJM for the f lho rnun rourt yvHtrtlay Bf tor former and 104 for the latter so far io((n Thc pHtato ((f tno doro.lfiP(1 this senaon. LB. whn died on Scotember 2'J. from ir. m 4 . i'. r,t wi. iiiiii-ti mi, in" l.il.i.-t..u rneAli-ni! ivlw.n hn foil frillll H moved to his temporary office wv' scnffobllni. Is valued at $3oon. includ IjimporCs. 22H K. Main. tf ling real and personal property. Mat- A i nevroici louring car wnn ncm number 7&-R13 was stolen from Mrs. Mrs. Fred Dewitz M. Doyle hud evening while loraled near the stage entrance of the Crate rlan theater building. As yet It has not been found. Cities both north and south of Medford were notified of the theft. Dr. W. C. Kchaefer. dentlt. extrac tion specialist, gns and local anaert Ihellc. Phono 1 117. 426 Medford Ithlg. 17fi II. D. Smith of Modesto, Calif., Im In Medford nnd expects to move his fam ily here about December 1st ami build a home on the titewart Acres north east of Medford. Come and get a piece of Mann's Store ITith birthday cake at 2:30 p. m. Frlilay, October the IMh. 171 Capt. Cowigll has received word from Prig. (len. George A. White that ihe government has p.pproprlnted the funds, necessary lo pay up all the un settled bills for tho recent encamp ment. This wilt be dono in the next week or ten days. Violin Studio, W. C. Janes, nsxiHled by Mrs. Janes, accompnnlst. Pupil receive Individual and ensemble in- hI ruction. Knroll now for fall work. Studio days Monday and ThuiHdnyK. S.tartu Pldg., u put u Irs. Phone 323-1. 174 porn to Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Anderson. Monday. October Mh, an Sl pound girl, named Shirley Ann. Come and get a piece of Mann's Store IMh birthday cntte at 2:3d p. m. Friday. October Ihe 9th. 17 1 Miss Dorothy Cook, connected wllh one of Gold Hill's mercantile estab lishments, was a visitor In the city to day. P.o nt Mann's Friday afternoon at !:30 p. in. nnd get a piece of Ihe fin 's! and richest cuke ever. 171 Market Master F.. J. llunynrd be lieves that one of tho best markets of ll2r was held hint Saturday, when practically every booth In tho market hud been taken. Due to Inclement weather, this morning's market was not so heavy, but nevertheless wn well patronized. An exceptional fan- lot of tipples were among other things noticed. Don't miss the opportunity to get s piece of Mann's Kith birthday cake. 171 Miss Gertrude Mart, local resident. suffered slight Injuries when struck yesterday niter noon at the Intersec tion of Main street and Central ave nue hy an automobile driven by J. S Greenlaw, who was driving south on Central attempting lo turn onto Main Uo at Mann's Friday afternoon at 3:30 p. m. and get a piece of the fin- st ami richest cake ever. 1 . t Uay Watkins arrived last evening from Sacramento. Calif . to spend sev eral days visiting friends and relatives In Medford and Central Point Our SUMMER PRICE for coal closes Oct. 15th at 6 p. m. Take advantage now of the lower prices. Phone 239 HANSEN COAL CO. "That Good Coal" 22 North Front St. ney Is a son-in-law of Swartzfager. Klamath News. TOO LATE T0 CLASSIFY KOIt HAI.K Oil THADi: Sil acre ranell. trooil liuiliUnu ami Imple ments, for eity property. t'heap, one second haml battery, i'hone 1194-V. 1 T4 KOIt ItKNT Kurnisheil 2-room apart ment elnse in. Call at 'J-lTi So. Central or Tel. 1118-11 after C::i0 evenings. l"l Kolt SAI.IO ('renin separator $1": .1 HprlnK hllKKy $10.- I'hone 14-K-3. 171 WANTKU Position as housekeeper hy reflneil middle ayeil widow. Ootid eook ami linUHOltcper. I'liouu Ii!M. 170 FOIl SAI.K. 10 ai-M'S. K""d soil. Iril Knted. i mile of elry limits. 2n" per Here. If. .V l.ofland, 2J.r. Mouth Oakilale. 1 7 1 I'ori HAI.K Kleetrle wimher. almost new. A liitrt;aln. I'hone 7M-J. 172 Hunt's CRATERIAN Not a Motion Picture. This Is the one play of the year that Is doing ' rapacity business everywhere. Ihiy early and take advantage of first pick of seats. Thursday Night, Oct. 8 Curtain t:W You'll Love Him 3 Year In N. Y. 000 HAL Cast Includes Mrs. Frank Bacon. Tho. Jefferson, Bessie Bacon. SEATS NOW SELLING Orchestra seals. J.2H. $!.:, 1.10. lluleony, f.Oe anil II 10. tlncliiiles war tax.) First Guaranteed Attraction of New Fall Season. Tha Testimony of Others JX my new book which may be hail FRKE upon request, on PII.KS and other Kevtal and Colon di orders, I have reproduced nearly 100 Irttrrt from anornl thttse rrccived from my tbouvaruift of rutxnU. Thrsctellvou (lankly ot thttr years of uiflering of their tnlnd home remedies and even opera tmiu, and. tinailr, of their complete cure byitiyNON-M.KOICALmethod. That r artm bin snd womtm 4 Mr kmw. Yi itt Hrm Vdtng tht IVwtfe hv I can ft WKinfcN iat'AKANT I K to t no yuw IMn or irtwn yom tm J. DtAN. HD.Inc oittas. SCattic oinui: cosriAMO '"Jl Dc l.uxe Studio If You're a Young Woman Or Even in Middle Life lloru In Si hi o i;mm! .Advice for Von Salem. Oi'pk. "While brinrine U my family I depended upon Dr. IMoive'H Favorite I'reMcrlptton to keep up my KlrotiKth. It was especially, belief U-ial lo me during tho tryinK months of expectancy, relieving ine of nausea and quieting to my nervcH. ami I do believe that I would not have come through the critical time of life ho cattily and comfortably h I did had it not been for Dr. Pierce's Favorite prescription. I have given the 'Prescription' to my daughters ulso -when they hud need of a spuc jal tonic and nervine and they have always been benefited ami strength ened by Its use. Dr. Pierce's Favor ite prescription is truly a woman's medicine that 1 take pleasure in recommending." Mrs. Fred Dewitz, 6J5 N. Oipitol St. - 8ond loo to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Motel in liuffalo. N. Y.. for trial pkg. Write for free ailvicd Adv. TOMORROW TOMORROW Another Joyous Bill) OF VJM 1 rv illliji l WESTERN VAUDEVI LLE MANAGERS ASSOCIATION ociatio55555Jj Headed by LAST TIMES TODAY! "KISS ME AGAIN" With MARIE PREVOST, MONTE BLUE and a NOTABLE CAST in a Lively American ' Comedy With a Paris Setting! OREGONIAN SCREEN NEWS KINGSTON & EBNER In "THIS AND THAT" GASSON BROTHERS oV MARIE in "DANCES A LA GRAPHONOLA" Charles L ELAND & ST. CLAIRE Rena in "THE NUT AND THE REASON" DE KOE TRIO Human Jugglers Presenting BOBBY THE WORLD'S STRONGEST DOG WINIFRED & LUCILE Whirlwind SPANISH XYLOPHONISTS "TOPICS OF THE DAY" MACK SENNETT COMEDY Special Bargain Matinee: Adults, 35c; Children, 10c Evening Prices: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c Time 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00 CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA zp y Normal Kmmetroplc llyes. meunlng those that are normal In youth nro rare. Must eyes, hiive tint the proper focusing accuniinnd ii inn. W hen these defects make themselves ap parent no time should be lost lu consulting a competent authority, our optometrist will search out for you In scientific fashion the eye troubles thnt are Interfering with your vision und wo will .make t;lases to correct them. 222 E. Main Medford Glass Co. Automobile Glass and Mirrors marts to oriier. We call for your sasb and replace broken windows. Phone H& 118 8. Bartletl SWIM at the ASHLAND NAT Clean ftulohue Wjter oooocoooooooocxx.xxxooooooo o Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL. Manager Phon. 105 O so North Central Medford, Ors. 16c 16c BOX STATIONERY SALE Values up to 60c for 16c because boxes are slightly soiled. See, these wonderful values in the window. You cannot afford to pass this opportunity by. " Haskins Drug Store Phone 16 Larry Mann, Mgr. As near as your phono. 16c . 16c . t - Owwmicnf v cn rouu At so little added cost, include (tunny California and the romantic scenes of the old South in your itinerary. The Warm Winter Way Shasta route to California Four fine trains daily through service to Los Angeles via Southern California Express, thence Sunset route via El Paso, San An tonio, Houston, to New Orleans. Connects with Southern Pacific steamer toNcw York and with tnrrhs to cast and north, fret full particulars today rhone Main ScW. SouthemPajrtficLincs lg Montgomery, Local Pasigerjent. Phone 3Medford. TMV.l.MN tH( AN O m Plw. f. a
