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MKDFORT) MAIL TRTBITXE, MT.DFOT?P, QKEfiOy. WEDNESDAY. APRTL 4, 102S.
PAGE TWO
Local and
s Personal
hlnlnv;iy over tbul l'nlteri SIiiIih Senator MiNiiry Pnunk HyiiU of I'ortlund 1
lihuK ikIvIsfiI the Cliumuer of Coir.- upenninK inn
. rarf-oii or .Meu-
'I'he I'aelfl
Sixklyou mountains was report
to hi .-till open loilay. lut tlan
Kerous. iluc to know and ice wlili h
covered the pavement for iome
illtam-e this Hide of the Htlmmlt,
where tile hiiow Is ovi-r olio foot
deep. Tin- roofx of house were
utill covered In Ashland last cven-
tocrcc thic
iatToi
Ilia I'lll providing tin tui', Ml. 1'
1pi1n1iHlalT1.il of 135, OUU for Itn- ford. ;
pruvcnient of the On-Kon -uves Mr r.llnur nanicy hush lor ru
liaa hcen reported favorable ai" ', cleaned alfalfa seed und Irnk'd huy.
that lie- haa iioiicu thut tho bill will1 82B K. Main. l'hone SO:!. 33:'tf
be paused at tin- present session ofi A1i. Itnlpli Nichulu drovo In
foiiKrt'Ns. Tho approiirlalion la toj from the KaIc l'oint district yes
bo used in iirovlilltiB llclitn and ! H'l ilay and visited friends In tin-
unvctiicnees In tho caves in city. ,
Tho icBUlar mcetini; of tin' M''d
ford t. unfit cmo i m... Thl. crescent city road from
Hotel lueoiori i Crania l'asn. while passable. I i other
after wnic. jiaj ... ... ..,, to ,. hl v,.ry ,. oondl- Josephine county. Let nv writ
warden uuiliui'liy, 'l I u ' j ,u,0 , h,,,vy ,,,, ,, .,.. ,,imlfu (iuKe d Monocmn. j t';'l V on
on "Onrden Hull. I " ,..,,, ls ,,, ,ddy and ,.,. .-hnpoaux. featured exelu-1 '"
lo have the largest dahh.i r.n in l" I i.,i i., wi i-asl Charles M.
. ... in ...Icn enthusiasts I'l" 1 Hive at the I. and I. ox, i.asi"
the Blate. All iraiutn t muiisi... , .... n..... ,1.,,.,. ...,ui r i:,-,.,.,.. rVeond street
und flower flowers In (lie cily are see , r ,.eau,,.i " ' ' V""' " . ...T..,.,, : e,n l,eK,m resident to sul.inll an
invited 10 attend. nu-r plants and rut flower- at ter a A1k , oro pop uhn . eMu.nK.
The IMshion Shop adviser on I.lheriy Market. Corner Ilo ly nilllme, -y e InWle ou to , lra,,nB ,.am ,o l.e held
wardrohc ' "V,''""" ()"ne o rare for'"our orders. Itoonej Mr. and .Mrs. Stanley YuuKhni
'I1'"""" ' ..... Vallev Floral C. I. rhoneliUU. Id'.. mil Mr. anil Mrs. Vineent were
If
ilohr of "04 West
is tlie first houth-
dav a week, l'hone 111
Miss J -nnle Therrian of l.aki
l.lnden. Mich., ls the Kuest of Mrs
ilee Trowhridue for n few days
MINI Therrl in ha:
in southern California
visit at Untie. Helena am
Mont., en route home.
Easter lilies, hvdrnliKeas
clioiee cut fluwert
House. l'hone
Mr. and Mn. W. W. Clnuory of
Central 1'oln spent yeslerday
afternoon and evening in this elty.
pent the winter I " nere tney aueii.ir.i me .,,..ei ...
and will,"" "o ' -""
1 Missoula, i l-'or dance orchestra, call s,.i.
I :i;r,'
and! CallfornlHliH registered at Med-
Medford (Ireen fr, hotels Inc ltnle I.. 1'. Way of
374. Downtown : tiaklaml, C. W. Marls or imnsmuir.
...i. i r,,il..'. ilniL' Htnrf, lltf'lMr. and Mrs,
r..,m ii distance reu-lslered I (i leiidale, Mrs
l Medford hotels IiicIikIh K. V. llerkeley
Wilcox of Washlniiton, J). C. I). J.
Hand of Lubbock', Tex.. Mr. and
i,u K .1. Uiniie of Omaha. Neb..
Harold Duncan of Vancouver
(.'.. K. !. Klnn "f Morilen
toba. Mr. nnd Mrs. It.
Victoria,' 11. I'-, Mis. W
dauKhter of Vancouver.
and Mrs. W. A
..on Wis.
vn man nnd womnn over 21 land five children, inlialnn In years
yearn old who has resided in tho from four to 1 :. arrived In Med
,... i mnnlhH prior to the prl- ford last Friday from llerinlstnn.
mary, May IB. Is entitled to vote, Ore., to spend (our or five months
htlt must reulslcr nt once. Anyone; in Hie coy ill vieniny .villi.- ..ii
William Diiton or
Kmma LaiiKren of
W. C. Michael. .1. K.
Monroe and M. 11. Ol. Mints of I.os
Anceles. and W. I.. Finney, II.
I.evill. W. (). Cole, Jr., A. 11. Nord-
II. strom. It. Ailams, Arthur Del.irey.
.Manl-IF. IJ. McKedi -Idm- and A. K. .lack-
llerritl of 'son of San 1-ranelsco.
(low anil; Try our noonday merchants"
II. C Mr. jluni'h. 40c and 60c. Jackson Hotel
Voliill of Shehoy- Coffee Shop. SVMl'
I Mr. and Mrs. II. M
Sehlllini
In Hie county can roiiister at county
clerk's office. Medford residents
resistor nl Chamber of Commerce
or county clerk's orflce. tf
A card received here from Miss
Ituth Warner, who Is making a
tour of KlU'ope, Indicates Hint she
is cnJuyinK the trip. The card was
mailed from Cairo. UKypi, where
sho spent several duys. followiiiK
n week's visit in Palestine. Miss
Warner reports a wonderful trip,
with fine summer weather prevail
ing. Which of these pianos do you
know? A. 13. Chase, Hush ct (iortz,
Wellington. Kiniisbury, Monurlt.
Ilnldwln, Meuller, Cumberland and
Story & Clark, nil these arc on sale
nt tho Pnlmer Music House. "We
Sell Happiness." 1"'
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. lloardmnn
und Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Itoardninn
of tllo Salade ranch, near Central
Point, motored Into the city this
mornlim nnd spent the day vlsltlni:
friendK nnd transnetlnir business.
If you uie a lover of choice
flowers, visit our greenhouses und
see tho wonderful display of l-'aster
and sprftiK plants. Kontio Valley
Flurnl Co.. South Itlverside und
Knrhart HlB. A. Hehoepen. 1(1"
Pttpors wero on file nt Hie coun
ty clerk's offleo today by Verne
Marshall and S. II. Hawk, whereby
the Iwo men ussumed the business
. name of the Oregon apor-Heat
SnleH company, which deals lu a
new heating device for which the
company has the state agent rights.
Aprons, fancy work and light re
freshments nt the new church at
Phoenix, Thursday afternoon of
this week. 13
In accordance with Instruction.-!
given by State Traffic Sergeant I'.
P. Tuletit. M. Ci. Harlan, ehaiuber
of commerce secretary, iinnetlm-ei!
this inul'nlng that special arrange
ments have been made whereby
bonn fide non-resident students,
from other slates, who are attend
ing the Normal school, may secure
a registration permit which will
enable them to operate automobiles
for the entire year, instead of the
lio-day permit glvnn in nrdluary
reglslratlon. This same provision
Is made for bona fide northern
California residents, who make fre
ituent trlliH Into southern Oregon,
and who would ordinarily be re-
iltllreil to re-register their cars
every 110 duys. This will serv
a considerable benefit to the north
cm California district of whb-h
Ashland is a natural shopping cen
ter. Ashb.nd Tidings.
Select your new spring suit nt
the Men's Shop, from the M. Horn
nnd Kd V. Price lines. All the new
weaves from -i to $'". We guar
antee tit und satisfaction. aL'ijtf
ll-pcv I'hlted States Marsh, il
C. C. Wells returned today from
Portland, where he had laken tw.i
alleged young car thieves and a
Klamath Indian reservation hoot
leggor lu have their ctlM'S braid
In the district fed.. nil eniiitt in
Portland. He l.fl hist .Monday
evening.
It. Schonluger mod piano, $isr, :
$10 down and 910 monthly. I'al
mer Music I louse. I j
Planting of demonstration foi -ests
iilong roadsides in which the
public may see reroreslatlon gum
on 'Is n ;.lan under roimldf ration
by th I'nlted Slates forest service s
district investigative committee.
Ladles' Aid bazaar at new Pboe:
nl nhttrch. Thursday. April r.th,
opens nt ? o'clock. ft
Sams Valley visitors in Medford
yesterday and last evening.
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home.
one hundred tickets for tho
SoiJrtsir en's bannuet to be heldj
In this cily April 11, were sold In
Ashland M o ll d a y afternoon by
Chairman A. C. Nlnlnger nnd llar-
Hosler. llert Anderson of Meil-
ford. reports ir.0 tickets have been
sold in that city to date. More
than 40 tickets have been sold to
up-alato officials and sportsmen.
Preparations are now under way
for the entertainment of 400 III
the biiniiuet which Is spunsored by
the Jackson County Game Protec
tive association and which prom
ises to be the largest and most
enthusiastic annual meeting of the
organir.alfon eve
Tiillngs.
held. Ashland , inon 039.
Mr. and Mrs
the Vancouver barrack. June
15 to July 14. according to Ser
geant Grover Owen of the I'nited
Slates army recruiting service, who
ls ill charge of local enlistments
for the training camp.
This stormy weather has made
It difficult for shoppers: however,
the sale of pianos, Victrolas nnd
radios, now going on at Pulmer
Music House has been very suc
cessful. Tho sale will continue all
this week. If you have been want
ing u bargain in u radio now Is
your time to get It. Several six
tube sets urn being offered at one
third to one-half off. These sets
have been used as demonstrators
and are fully guaranteed. Special
terms are in effect during the sale.
17'
John Cobley was a Hutte Kails
visitor In the city tills morning.
Hest rtah coal. Hansen Coal Co.
337tf
i:. (I. Huberts of
conomy groceteria
FREE Silk Hose-F
REE
Utah conl. clean, low In ash. Han- j central Point were visitors 111 the
r
1
Schilling lunkK around with 11 view
tn locating hr M'Ttimin'iitly. Mr.
SHillllnK 1h h ivv known phkI-nfv-r
in the I:nltt'il StuM'H riTlu-
mutton Kcrvhio, who fi" 8tv?rnl
yetii'H piiHt Iihm lipcn coniitM'ti-d witli
the liiiatillu Irrigation inij'ct.
from which ionltlou h nrintly r
1 Jr. Kliizos in-uhcrttitlon No. 18112
for poison oak a ku.ii run toed rt'iu-
ody five o tin rtj bottlo r0n at
Heath'H DrtiK Htoruj iiuui aH your
phone. Kri-o delivery. 1
Al Kit t it'll Ih HiiendiiiK today Id
Portland, having left for tho north
yosti'iday.
Will party who picked up Hum
lllon waleli In car al rear of ll-x
(af4 please return same to l- 1
Nandle at Ucx. Il Is valued m a
keep.salu and Itn recovery will he
deoply appreciated. A reward of
f U r will lie paid and no ciH'stlonn
anked. l-'t
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kerns of the
I-Men valley district were iiliuili!;
the out of town visitors In the cily
hint evening.
Walnut tP KrnrtiMK uy pxper
lonetMl. HiiccefiHful walnut cruder.
Call at addreKH, :!7 Ho. Kir.
TtMiipornry auto licenses were Is
sued at the sheriff's office today
t Hoy llll oil. Marl .1 onen and
Ralph Dean of Medford, (last on
Kern and U. A.. Taylor of Ashland.
Ceorue and Walter Winters of
liable l'oint. 1.. Vinson of Phoe
nix. J. 1. Cotton of Itomie Klver.
(.Hills Court wrlnht of litille Kails
and .1. :. Miller and W. O. Illay
loek of Trail.
Wells Taxi, Phone 25. lf
Mr. and Mrs. Mack !. Snell and
family of Medfonl spent tin week
end at the home of Carlos M. Pane
In this cily. They formerly lived
in llosehur;;. Mr. Snell Is em
ployed hy the Plekwlrk Stane com
pany. liosehui'K News - Iteview.
Hemstitching Ke per yard. P.ut-
tons covered at Handicraft Shop.
tf
The li i t li wind of last Sunday
niht did considerable damage In;
the forests l this section. A bin
Ivi'e waH blown across the (ireen
spi'ltiK mountain highway and traf
fic was delayed until members of
the state hallway maintenance
crew clear it away.
Another bit; surprise al Jackson
SprhiKs PaiicitiK Club. Sat. nlht.
l.'i
lidi'sts from Portland registered
nt Medfonl hotels include Kenneth
Ciifllu. T. II. Martinis. A. K. iha
den. H. J. Claride. .1. M. Mucleav.
:. K. Spain. Clen. H. Ncase. .1. II
Marvin. A. I. Cat;e. IV II. Ctaqe.
K. Parker. Kloyd W Allen. Marion
Itronllulch. C. M. Keyscr. Iv S.
I tastings. I.. W. Pilner. C.eoim
II. ill. K. W. Schmeer. 1.. M . Comb.
I.eo Picdcn and Al Thedeti.
See Klinttr 1 1 an ley Push for re-
cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay
S:'ii K. Main. Phone no.'. IPU'tf
Twenlv-two out of the stale cars
registered here tslerda' Willi the
baa I state traffic bureau In I be
Chamber of Commerce hulhliht;,
Special sale of KUiplns flouerini;
fltul hedye shrubs. T.O pel' ctnt CUl
eeilnctlon In price for one ween
only. Medford ( ! reenhouse, 1 tmf
Kast Main. 11
Mr. ami Mrs. Kay Wilson of the
to) lan.ti motoreit into Medfonl
elrrd.iy afleiuoon on ; business
and pleasure trip.
'Pr kind for a year for a dol
lar." send to .lii.kson County Hu
mane Society. Met) ford IP1
Snow has been Tallinn steadily
off ami on for the past two Weeks
In the Applemtie section, accoidinc
to William James, who was in
Mcdfoid yesteiday from that sec
lion. Mr Jaimv stale,) tiial the
w cither is heldnm b-u-K fai inniK
to a laru'e extent and tliat dnrinc
the past week the fcVouml has been
eovervd with miow .
Clovei leaf "Inspected" rabbits,
aie saf" from anv disease. Much
hcii Coal Co. Phone 2311. 3Jlf"
A $10 cash bail was posted with
the city traffic department yester
day by 11. II. StraiiK n speeding
haiKe. which was filed by City
Traffic Officer (i. J. Prescott.
i'ou must register to voti nt the
primary May IK. Thn new law puts
a Htop to Hwearlnj; In votes on elec
tion day. UcKiHter nt oneo with
M. C. darloek nt the Chamber of
Commerce or at county clerk's of-,
flee In Medford. tf
Miss Kmma Klelnke anil moth
er. Mrs. t). Stelnko of Oshkosh,
Wis., who are visiting Mr. aKid
Mrs. C. P. Hostel, yesterdny mo
tored to Make Creek to visit Mrs.
SleJnke's uncle.. 11. Tunu. whom
she had not seen since she was
six yenrs of ane. The visitors plan
lo leave next week for Portland
for a short visit, afiK which they
will return to their home In Osh-
kosh. where Miss Htelnke is the
head of the women's department
of tho KfrsI National bank, the
larut'Ht lu that city.
Do not miss tnr, blK wrestlhiK
tlty today, haviim left early this
afternoon for their home. j
llnndplentinK and smocking- The
Knshion Shop, 424 Medford Iild.
340tf ,
When he appeared In justice '.
court yesterday on a charge of ,
moonshine poHsesslon, Wayne j
Moore, who was arrested by local
officei-H a short time ao while in
the alleged act of delivering ten
gallons of moonshine, was fined
2fi0 on his p I en of guilty.
WoIIh Taxi. 2$c. Phono 25. tf
Due. to the. fact that the Ashland
Woman's Relief Corps ban Invited
the Central Point W. It. C. to a
dinner at Ashland next Saturday,!
the Central Point lodge will hold
its regular meeting in ihe mornini;
instead of the afternoon in order j
to permit its members to attend the
Ashland dinner.
If you want a nood building loan
on a low rt.e of interest, see Tted
den & Co. 42tf
"Prospects are flattering for a
good fruit crop this year In the
Itomie Klver valley." says Dr. J
match, Hull Montana, movie ahflk,j. Ueddy, rcKistcred from Medford
vs. Al Knrnslck, th" Russian Hon,l.t th(. i.1,1rriui, "There was a
llirnd pi-oii last vear ami all looks
well for it being duplicated. The
whole section of country is pros
pering and there Is activity in all
lines. " The Oregon inn.
Kxlnt fljiecial bargains at the
Mm ma Mou Hat Shoppe In M. M.
Store. "We Invite you to tel.o ad
vantage of this amazing offer for
one week only. Seo 1 1m shiart,
preily new haH, special '$.!'.
JL' f s, $:i.!is and $ Kiddie hats
a So up to ? 2 . i s . c, r ec n trading
s(amiH given liere, Vou can't af
ford lo miss these bargains. IS
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Kohl of the
Phoenix district were among the
tail of town visitors In Medford
Rain or Shine
Flulirer's Milk Bread
comes to your grocer
fresh from our ovens
twice each day.
h.
Phono
-.1.
I I'
ill of
and
plainly ukh
The arlic'es of im
the Jackson Counts Humane
ety were on file today al the c
tv clerk's office. Tlic society
formed only a short time nun
anient; Its purpo.-es wave the
tection of all dumb animals) as
one its ma in i'lt'cts. The ar
ticles were signed by Ihe MX trus
tees of Ihe ( .unp.iny.
That mooiI coal. Hansen CtaJ
Co. l-hone L'li a H T t f
A bounty Witnam was issued al
Ihe county clerk s fh ce todav for
Hilarity hall, April th.
A. J. Vou'ler, miuiaL'cr of the
Hartzell ranch, spent this morn
ini; In the city transacting business..
We fancy the ladies will fancy!
the fancy fancy work In the new
Presbyterian church nt Phoenix,
Thursday. April Tilh, 111
Sheriff Ralph Jennings returned
last evening from Seattle, where
he was called in connection with
the lion ring of James O'Xeil. who Is
charged with the burglary ami
robbery of the Kagle Point post
office several months ago. The
hearing was held in regard to
O'Neil s removal from Seattle to
Portland, whore he Is to stand trial
in federal court with John Oscar, I tmln;
who Is alleged lo be O'.Wll's part
ner in crime.
Don't forget lo order your Clo
ver leal" "Inspect I'd" rabbit. Maeh
plainly tagged. Phone ul-J. I I
11. O. Kredette nf the Valley
Kuel company today purchased the
entire slock of the Don Newconih
Wood company, which was located
cur MeAnilrewK rond.
Master lilies, hydrangeas nnd
choice cut flowers. Medford Creen
House. Phone II 7-1. Downtown
sale at Colvig's drug store. lltf-
Mrs. A. W. Mason, who has been
ill at her home for the past two
weeks, was reported improved thlsi
morning. Her daughter, Mrs. W.
W. Dlnkius of Prospect, who spent
several days hen' with her, left
Sunday for her home.
Rest place to buy utility aprons
at Phoenix bazaar in the new
church Thursday. April r.th. U
K. W. Parsons is spending this
week In K la math Kails on busi
ness in connection with the Uttrell
Parts store of that city,
insist on getting a Clovcrh-nf
"Inspected" r a b b i t. Absolutely
I safe. Much plainly tagged. Phone
:!!-.!. II
Health tests were being taken
today at tlie Jacksonville public
schools by county health unit, with
Mrs. I.ydia King tn charge. Jack
sonville Is Ihe fifth school In the
i county that Is under the honor roll1
system. Ihe others being Central
Point, (told Hill. Phoenix and
Magle Point, with the work at the
first two practically completed.
Chicken dinners J 1 .00 nt T.og
Cabin. Rett wood High way. l'ree,
! horseshoe pitching, croquet ami
other games. 1 n
Included among the Oregonians
registered at Medford hotels, other
than those from Portland, are Jes
sie IV McComb of Corvallis. (J. 1 1
Pablwin of Oakland. A H. Kergu
son and Mrs. V Kcllcm and chtld
of Koseburg. '. N Aee. D Young.
A. W. liattleson. R. S Smith. I,
M. Mills and Md Harney of Knuene
Aprons are always n convenient
article for ladies to have, a useful
article for ladies to wear, a splen
did article o give ay a present.
If you are a lady you will sense
the significance. Ladies' Aid ba
zaar at t he new 1' hoe nix church,
April o t h . will supply your needs.
Ml
Harry Franc I of the p. tilt e
Kalis district transacted business
in tii" i"!v thin moi nin
Until Easter, with every pair of Women's Shoes
selling for more than $6.00, a pair of full fash
ioned pure Silk Hose your choice of color
usual $1.85 value. Offer good until close of
business Saturday, night.
Free Easter Rabbits Free
With every pair of Children's Shoes, a life size
Easter Rabbit. See them in the window.
A seasonable saving that you cannot afford to
miss.
Economy Shoe Stores
In the
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W A.N TKD Waitress. Mxpeiienccd.
Phone i:U-.l. l:
STOMMN Half collie and half
airedale. large blue dog : name
(linger. Phone IMo-.I. R.sw ard.
KOIt SAMM S. i
Red chicks. W.
'. 1 .eghorn
J . Warner.
I ;'
KOK SAMM OR TKA DM Koan
Durham heifer, wagon and hay
rack. U-ft. Peering Hay rake, or
Hade for good Jersey bull. .las.
A. Woods. Magle Point. 11
KOK SA1.M Oxy-aectylene weld
ing mil fit al Mike's Place. Jack
sonville, next door to Amy's
Place. If.
'OR SA MM Counters. Incubators.
Pat's Sot-und Hand Store. p
l'hone
l
KOK SAMM Turkey eggs.
KARRITS Take your choice of
KaMcr bunnies. li. K. Singb-r.
XL'S So. Xewtown Si. I
KOK SMM Circassian walnut j
chiffonier, dressing table, dining
table, comfort chairs. bed-, '
mattresses, rugs. I'nderwood.
typewrite, other h o u s e h o i d
goods. Call r.," ljulnce N. 1 !'
Among tlie state of Washington
hotel guests at .Medford are 1- red'
Sapote of Centralia. Mrs. K. D.
Sanderson of Spokane. Mrs. Mi M.
King and family of Wenatchee ami
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. SheT M. M.
Roune, Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson
and Winston White of Seattle.
Mrs. S. M. Ilowlett, owner of the;
Sunnysidei hotel at Magle Point,'
spent several hours in Medford vis
iting and transacting business. Mrs.
Howlett motored over to Jackson-'
ville to visit with her daughter,
who is ill in the Jacksonville sani
tarium. The annual spring meeting of
the Jackson county council, P.-T.
A,, will be held at the Presbyterian
church in Jacksonville Saturday,
April T, starting at 10 a. in. All
are urged to attend, and those as
sociations which have not sent in
d ut!s or tiuestionnail'i's, are re
quested to send same to council
with their association delegate.
Dr. ami Mrs. M. W. Hoffman
will leave Medfonl Thursday morn
en route to Mos Angeles, where
Dr. Hoffman will lake up post
graduate work in his profession
and Mrs. Hoffman will visit with
her daughter. Mrs. C. J. Allen.
There w ill br no services Sun-
1 day evening. April Mh. at th
I Church of find. Morning worship
! anil Sunday school the suite a.-.
usual.
KrnttMl Itltc.
All .Scottish Hit.; Ma
sons art InviU'd Ui bi
Iu-pspih at tilt' lodf room
at tJ:3l p. in.. April fith.
for the Mitundy Thursday Ikuhiim'I.
hair. See us bMuro you sell.
MBDFOltD liAIKIAIX HOUSE,
Phone 1002. 27 N. Grapo St.
ar.atr
(.'O-M-MITTKI:.
S p o v i a I convocation,
t'raler Lake Chapter No.
S-2, It. A. M., Tuesday
at 7:li0 p. m.. April 3.
Work in M. M. ilemee.
l!y order of II. 1'.
K. K. .ICIIOI.S. Secy.
SlloM Owners,
AUcntlun!
Wo nro in position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo-
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
- h Windows and Door$
I.AHCKST STOCK IX
fiOlTIIKRN" OIUCGOX
TROWBRIDGE
MMBER YARD
g3 13 m sa u a
Phone y ' !
51 :nm
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manr
Phono 10S 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
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home nt 37 North
ilieef. living roi'mi,
lokcase, writlut; desk.
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'Jt heilt'ootus, deep closet s, h
dec. tank heater, douMe Mlcep
ItiK porch, outside entrance, kit
chen, lots htiilt-lns. elect. ranuC
scrt'en porch, laundry trays, a
niKe. woodshed, cement drive.
Priced to sell (his week. K. C.
Coin, 11 o, Kicr?de, l'hone
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:.l.i: -srrewtall posion hull.
n.K old IMlOlH- ; is 1 ! I
on rnynt. t Clyde .--Tnlih i
Kails, and another was is
.MillttA ChHt'ley of Climax
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f Untie
tied t.:
for tin.'
lioheju The two wari.tnlN were the
first that hail heen iHcued for nev-
eritl tlayfl.
You'll like our evrnlim ilwnem.
fide nml Br.c. .larkson lintel Tof
fee Hhnp. f'lC
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Thse Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
O This Week
I
p Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drug Store
Cioi Years
Baking Rjwder
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for finer texture
und larger volume
- in yiir bakings -
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Millions ol pounds used
, by our Cort'rmm'nl
T0NIG
HT
SEE
!
Full Altars
Apoetolic Faith Mission
42 North Front Street, Medford
Dlil-fashitnu'd connrcyationnl sinjjinir, led '9
tO-pioce orclicslra. Vocal iuiinl)crs liy Kadio
Sinmi-rs at cviM'v service.
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INSTKl'.M KXTAI, Tl.MO rentiers special sc
lei'tions. Powerful test iintniials and scaicliim;
niessau'cs.
Services
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Sundav,
every nijilit (except Moiitlav).
10::?0 a. in.. '::!() and 7::!ti
'This Is a Great Revival"
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in.
TONIGHT
TONIGHT
ANOTHER EXCELLENT BILL
OF
FEATURING
3 DAYS
STARTS
Tomorrow
"The
Enemy"
Lillian Gish
o
The voice of an en
tire nation proclaims
this picture the dra
matic triumph of the
season.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS
"SONGS AS YOU LIKE 'EM"
Andrew
LEWIS
& NORTON
Pansy
"BACK TO WISCASSET"
THE FRANKLIN TROUPE
"CIRCUS ARISTOCRATS"
JOHNNY KEANE
O
"KEEN SONGS AND SAYINGS"
WILBUR & GIRLIE
(-JYULETIDE"
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FEATURE PHOTOPLAY
TIMES 7 ANO 9 P. M.
Children
25c
ADMISSION
Adultt
50o