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' fTTFORn MXTT, TRrRTTNTR. fF.DFORD. OT?F.flOT. FRIDAY, JAXFARY 11. 1920. PAGE THRETC Something Good for ...Breakfast... DYNAMITE BLASTS F These cold mornings are just right for Hot Cakes and Syrup. We have all the leading brands to choose from Pancake, Buckwheat and Waffle Flour Alber's Pancake Flour Alber's Buckwheat Flour Sperry's Pancake Flour Clow's Waffle Flour Crown Pancake Flour Phillips Waffle Flour Pillsbury Pancake Flour Pillsbury Buckwheat Flour Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour MANY KINDS OF SYRUP FOOTS C'KKEK. Ore., Jail. 11 i (Special) Clay Biles returned to! hi home last. Saturday niKlit from the hospital la Medford. 11U rl'Jht side was affected by the poison and his hand is now lu a serious condition. J. 1). Short visited his mother, who lives In Phoenix. She is .urn. U Short. She Is sick in bed with u bad cold. FYwt bales' largest reservoir was dynamited last luuistay uUm. The bank was so thick it held and only SJ0 or $10 worm of uamaso was done. The wator had only commenced to run la sufficient quantities for hydraulic mining. This is "one more" in a series of awtfressive acts aimed nttalnst a grey-naired couple who are making their living by minim!. Mrs. Colby was able to be back In school Monday, although she was still unnerved by the accident on the h'-:thwny. ' Mr. and Mrs. Stumbo and chil dren made a trip to Cow Creek In lu.u car last Sunday. Mrs. liertha Foyer loft Tuesday to (to back to Applenato. She is keeping house In Appleiiiitc for Her. man Walter. A new year's work has commenc ed In Sunday school. Attendance has been poor on account of the prevalenco of sickness but It is to be hoped that regular work will soon be in order again. 4 S. & W. Pure Maple Highland Pure Maple S. & W. Cane and Maple Tea Garden Log Cabin Crimson Rambler Liberty Bell Marshmallow SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Personal Attention 1 rrompt service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 : BY EVANGELIST SCOOT (Contributed) The sick will be prayed for to night at tho Tabernacle, Newtown near Main. Kvangellst Scott p, cached a powerful sermon last night and a good attendance was on hand. Services are being held every night this week. Sunday will be the crowning day of the week and good crowds are expected at both meetings. Classes for all in the Fiifole school at 9:45 a. m. and young folks' services at 0:30 p. m. Shredded Wheat Advertising Returns to Mail Tribune SATURDAY SPECIALS Kiddies' Woven Jersey Dresses Sizes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 ' Values to $3.25 and $3.75 Only One Dozen While They Last-S2.25 One Group S5.50 Silk and Wool Jersey Suits On Sale for $2.98 Ernita Vests 75c Sizes 3, 4, 6 '' Values to $1.35" Also Odds and Ends in Vanta Vests Any One for 50c .Values $1.00 to $1.50 HANDICRAFT SHOP 42 South Central Phone 702 " San Francisco Butterfat Buttcrlat f. o. b. San Francisco, 49jc. West Side Market Where Quality Costs No More Across from Copco Beef Roast, per pound 22 Pork Roast, per pound 22 Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20 Fancy Large Rabbits, per pound 20 Fancy Young Rabbits, per pound 30 Country-style Sausage, per pound 20 Corned Beef, per pound 18 We Deliver Phone 649 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS . To Stimulate Local Building We Offer No. 1 Common Fir s4s lxl to .1x12, er M $22 2x4 to 2xl'2, per M $22 lxlj Shiplap, per M $22 1x8 Shiplap, per M $22 No. 2 Common Fir,s4s J 1x4 to 1x12, per M $18 2x4 to 2x12. i.er M Sl8 j'i Shiplap, lxu-lx8, M $18 No. 3 Common Fir Shiplap, Dimension, Boards, Sheathing $15 Lower Grades From $5 per M up Flooring Ceiling lx3 No. 4 Flooring 5J20 !lx4 com. Flooring ....$16 1x4 No. 4 Flooring....$25 1x4 V. O. Flooring....$40 lx(i eom. Flooring.. ..$15 1x4 Ceiling $20 2-8x15-8 5xp J)oor 1.75 8x10.4 It. Sash 75 Medford Lumber Co. One Block North 0 S. P, Depot. After' nil nliHcnro of some time "Shifddetl Wheat' returns to the coin in tus tonight beginning, a nchedulo for 1HL'!. This la ono of the popular household whole wheal productH that i nationally advertised. The company advorllHCH "a Hhredded wheat biscuit la just, tho rrt of fond for breukfaat that Htiifts one out feeling: fit fur the but test any. Food for everyone, vitality, KtrenRth plus all the bran of tho whole whent. I'erfeet food for Browing youngsters and they like It too." Shredded Wheat huts n splendid pi-ugram every Monday at 10:30 over coast radius. Obituary CAMPBELL Williura N. Camp bell, well known resident of Med ford, where he has resided for the mat 21 years, passed away at his home, 115 Kins Htr,eet, ut 10 p. m. yesterday, following an Ulnetm of onu week. Mr. Camphnll was born n rtdion roiinty, Virginia, De cember 10, 1854, aged 74 years and 24 nays. He -was the last of a family of four children. At the age of 5 years he moved with his par ents to Wisconsin, wheru lie grew , to manhood on the farm. In 1882 moved to North Dakota and three yeai'H later was married to Lillie J. McCunu and to them were born three children Mrs. C. O. Kinken- ha jen of North Dakota, Charles J. Campbell of tho Campbell Clothing company of this city and Mrs. Don ald Springer or Tort land. Mr. Campbell spent many years in the newspaper business and was also active In the real estate business. Ho waH later married ut James town, -N. D., to Hfltllo Carr. To them were born two childrenWil liam Jr. of Medford and Mrs. I tarn snn Webster of Berkeley, Cal. Mrs. Campbell also survives. He waif a member of Medford Lodge, P. B. O. Klku, and also the Masonic order. The remain are at the Conger fun eral parlors, where arrangements are being made for the funeral, which will be announced noon. , Mi I a niln to l ight 1 NKW YOKK. Jan. 11. Joe f J lick, the lightweight punts-press-cr from Williamsburg, battle Jimmy McLarnfn In tho 10 round feature bout in Madison Hquare Garden tonight. The bout Ik at 13ft pounds for Meljtrniu no longer can make the lightweight limit and will cam paign as u welterweight hereafter. Important business is to be trans act' .1 at the next meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, which will be held ut tho Armory club rooms on Monday night, Januury Hth. Thin is tho first meetiiiK t that ui Kunua turn in 11' -It, and ut this time the ltfl'S reports of com mit tees will be givet'and a resume of the year's work gone over. Plana will also be made at this time (or the Medford Auxiliary members o attend the district conference to be held in (inyits Pass on Friday, Jan uary ISth. Dame at Itlvorside Community Club, Sat. ninht. Broadway orches tra. Nuff sed. W Bounty warrants wero issued ut the county, cterk's office today to Harvey Morgun of Persist, three coyotes and one bobcat; K. V. Frey of hake Creek; . P. McOuat Of Gold Hill, threo bobcats. Regular dance, Kiiglo Point Sat. - Miss Constance Andrews, who sustained n badly lacerated wrist last week when cut by a broken glass fish bowl, was reported today to be showing continued Improve ment. It is expected to be sev eral weeks before she will be en tirely recovered. Cheap, uitiuer and cedar posts. Medford L.imbor Co. 337U Mrs. lllizabeth Cusgriss of Port land Is visiting this week with her sisters, Mrs. Wilson dray and Mrs. W. 11. Kobinson ut their home on Capitol Hill, having arrived here.1 the first of tho week. One lot of winter hats, Including Gage hats to $18.50, going at $1.18. Onu lot to 7.f0 at 8lc. New spring hats now on display, priced very modent. The Emmy Lou Hat yhop in M. M. Store. 284 The matter of appointing a guar- j dlan for W. A. Pointer, ti local I citizen of more than 80 years of j age. was occupying the attention! of the probate court this forenoon. Pointer, a man of some means, is fighting the guardianship, which is sought by his daughter, Mrs. P. K. Nalley, for his own protection. At torneys T. J. Knrigbt and Porter Neff uru representing the daugh ter and Attorney W. K. Phlpps lb counsel fur Pointer. Doors nnd windows cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 37tf . Guests at Medford hotels from the state of AVashlngtou Include Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Lewis and family of Uaymoud, Fred I tunnel t and C. C. Nt Mrs of tHymplu ami H. C. tlleason. J. Meyer, ti. O. Uicery of Seattle Bunny Howe's Seven Knights of Harmony will play at Jackson Springs Club Sat. night. A treat for sore cars. '-12 Mrs. C. L. Hutchison, who has been suffering for the past few j days wllh flu, at her home, was reported unimproved this morning. Mrft.A. -,L. Vromun received a' ' telegram today from Modesto, Cal., that her -fdster, Mrs. Marie Boyd, passed away at that place January ; loth. Mrs. Boyd was well known ' here and at Grunts Pass, having lived hero and at the Pass fur 1 ntuny years. I John, son of Mr. am Mrs. Guy thinner, who Is attending Columbia university at Portland, will take ilio examination tomorrow for ca det at West Point. City Attorney John H. Carkln leaves this evening for Portland to remain thoro two days before leav ing that city Sunday for tho be ginning of the session of the legis lature on Monday. Mr. Carkln, who Is u prominent member of the house, expects to return to Mod ford to attend the city council meeting next Tuesday evening. . A divorce decree, reported yes terday as granted to Frank Collie from Hena Collie in circuit court, was granted to Mrs. Collie instead, it developed today. She was grant ed the decree on a cross-complaint she had filed against the plaintiff on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She was given the cus tody of a minor child with a pro vision of $20 per month alimony. W. A. Dunlap, representative of the mortgage loan department of the Portland Trust and Savings bunk, wan a business visitor in Medford yesterday. draree. 231 ' Kct ml t'oinmiinkiitlnn Medford LodKe No. 103, A. K. & 4. 11 . Krlduy. Jan. 11. 7:30 p. m. Work In F. C. 0' ordvr of W. M. C. M. HOUHTOX, Secy. . CUrd of Tluink. Wo rimi to expruwi our appro elation to our nmny frlondN, netffli born ulid orRHnlziitlotiM for ihelr kind UKMiKtunco; tthowor of birth duy cardn, bcnutlflil flowerH and nymputhy during the recent Hlnex and death of our beloved father and grandfather. Mn. T. O. Hoine, Bliaa Heine, Mr. C A. lllieham. CI01111 riiKH wunted at thu Mull Tribune offlre. t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOB SALK Booming house fur niture 11 rooms, $2"0. Will H. Wilson. W FOB BKNT House at 132 Ho. Grape St., furnished. Hee Will H. WIlHon or Phone 054 or 4R7. FOB HA DC HO Leghorn hens, 2 yrs. old; also improved- Giant Sol Hot brooder, automatic thermostat control. Howard Work, Wagner Creek, ' miles from Talent. lil-Ii WANT HI) Wood cutters to cut on snares; good timber, inuufre 218 N. Heatly Ht. 21)3 FOK UKNT- Nice front bedroom, private entrance; heat, board. K3 North Oukdalo. 2!i4 WANT to hjiy about 40-acro bear ing pear iffchard. Price must be right. Pay 1.3 cash. Box 42, Mall Tribune. 2'jZ UKAL OPPOKTCNITY lOO acres valley h rli:hest soil; 4' miles of Medford; good 0-room house, big barn, garage, milk house, gran ary, vt'orkflhop and chicken house. Big spring piped to house end barn; fine family orchard; all woven wire fenced: Irrigation water available If desired. Ad Joining orchards held nt ll.ono an acre. Buy this wonderful place now for $ 100 an acre, ' everything inoluded. Terms of fered. D. K Millard Co.. 4I Hunt Main. Phono !-22. V.Z FOK HfcNT 2-ronm fttrnlaliod apartment with garden, 1D. In quire 243 Beatly HI. 2!U FOIl HALK Wood: Body fir. $3; laurnl nnd oak. $3.6'; fine hard wood for fireplace at reasonable ' yPril-'f'tl- Pliono I-K-8. 2l7 FOB HA LB J-lnch body oak wood, $3 pr tier at ranch.. C. C. INycr, phnn 7-H-?. A? antford SAVING STORES Fresh Eggs Stnmlnril size local fresh eggs at Sunt fords saving prices every egg guar anteed to please you. Dozen ... .38 Citrus Soap White .Citrus Laundry soap is comparatively new . at thu saint time it is one of the best values on the market. Try it. 10 Lg. bars .33 Baking Powder K. ('. Haking l'owder is in every way guaranteed to- please you and it's cheap enough to bp good. 25 -oz Can ,19 Rolled Oats Sperry's large full flakes milled from the most fan cy oats. Uuuranteed to please you. 10 -Lb. Bag.. 43 Apricots California ripe fruit pack ed in heavy syrup, n won derful value at this saving price. .19 Lg. 2 cans.. Honey' Pure honey, strained, the very best quality at a wonderful saving price. 2V2 Lb Can, Flour .29 Butter The best fresh creamery every pound guaranteed satisfactory at fcSantfords saving price. a Pounds . 90 Pure Lard Cascade lard is niadu from leaf lard and is pack ed under government in spection in one of the cleanest plants in Oregon. 8 Lbs. net 1.39 Raisins Fancy Thompson Seedless. No dirt or steins while they arc cheap buy a box or two. They will keep. 25 Lb bx Syrup 1.69 1.59 Anchor brand flour, guar anteed satisfactory for nil purposes or your money back. 49 -Lbs Sperrys hard wheat guaranteed to be satisfac tory for any purpose you can do all your bak ing with Sperrys hard wheat. 49 Lbs 1.79 Grape Fruit Fancy F lo r 1 d u fresh grapefruit, large russets too, and n wonderful val ue at this saving price. Large Fruit, ea .10 Marshmallow syrup, made of Hawaiian cane and corn syrup. One of tho best breakfast syrups nt n cheap price. 10 Lb: p i .99 Coffee Folger's Golden Gate, the same famous blend tha! for years has made cof fee drinking a pleasure. Pound ... 49 Tomatoes Fancy Rogue River stand ard pack tomatoes they are as nice as the ordimfi y solid pack. Lg. 2Vi Can.. 10 Lye Hex lye in tho large can Guaranteed satisfactory, for all purposes. Large Can . .10 Tea Garden Tea Garden syrup will please you. Try a can to day. Full Gallon.. L19 Bananas Fancy ripe fruit not the ordinary kind usually sold cheap but fruit you will be glad to cat. 5 Pounds 25 Hot Sauce Regular size can Del Monte Brand. In every way the best hot sauce packed at Sautfords sav ing price. Can Apples .05 You can't afford, to buy cheap apples when you can buy Rogue River fan cy solid pack at this sav ing price Gal. Size CarL 39 Grape Fruit Dromedary fancy Florida, canned ripe and much bet ter than ordinary grape fruit sold at cheap prices 'Large Can . 23 Snowdrift Large can pure vegetable shortening. You can use it for all purposes. Guaranteed. 8 -Lb. P'l Peaches 1,69 California ripe fruit pack ed in heavy syrup. Buy u lint you want at this sav ing price. Lg. 2y2 Can.. .19 Citrus Soap Guaranteed soap in the large package. Try a pack ii uc mid if il is not satis factory return it to us and f;et the price you paid. Large pkg. . .39 Syrup Log Cabin cane and maple ono of the very v best breakfast syrups. Large Can . .49 Tea Lipton Black, the famous quality is yet iu Liptons. Full Pound.. .90 Oranges Fancy southern Califor nia naval oranges tho very best money will buy. 4 Dozen . 35 Medium Size Meat Department Back Bones They are fresh and fancy this cheap price is good only while they last. ' Pound ... 15 Hams Best grade hams at a won derful cheap price at this saving price. Only wholg hams sold. Pound ... 26 Sausage I'ure pork, no preservativ es or foreign substance Guaranteed. Pound ... .19 Lean Pork Cut from tenderloin' and . the lean part of shoulder If you like lean, it's wonderful. Pound .30 Bacon Medium size lean hacon. You will like it and the price is cheap. Pound ... 21 Pig Feet Fresh pigs feet at u won derful saving in price. . Pound .10 Liver Fancy fresh liver. Not the old tough ordinary kind. Pound .19 Picnics Pig shoulders, well cured and tho very best. Pound ..... .19 Pork Chops : Fancy lean chops out from best pork. Pound .28
