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buy 'electric refrigeration
you are one of them read this
Only Frigidairc will give yoit tlic potvcrnil
quiet l'Yitfiditirt; compressor tlie new Friiriil
airc Cold Control tlio patented fielf-wtdiui;
io trn.VH the low Friidaire prices ami lilteral
Oeiiend Motors terms.
Ask for free books giving full information. '
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AUTO FUEL PRICE
PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE
212-214 West Main ' '
Pone 12
Special Concept
' By the
Royal Russian Choir
at the
Armory
, . Sunday, March 3 1st
at 3:00 o 'Clock P. M.
Under Auspices the Lions Club
Popular Admission Prices
' -.. Adults $1.00
": Students and Children 50
Tickets on sale nt all Mush; stores, Jariuin &
I W ' "-i! , Woods -and AI ill I ins . . .. ...
While tho gasoline price has
boen settled In Med ford at 27 hie
per gallon, a gasoline war Is still
reported rogihg In Ashland and is
Maid to be reaching serious propor
tions among tho gas dealers of
that city. Three dealers, 11. L.
Claycomb, Dan Kay und Hurry
.Mc.Nnir, according to C. P. Phil
lips. Texaco products reprcsonta-
tivn of that city, are selling gaso-
lino ut Li cents per gallon.
Mr. I'iilllipH related this after
noon that at a big chamber of
commerce mooting In Ashland
Monday evening. Mr.- Claycomb,
president of the chamber, spoke on
cooperation and advised all citi
zens and dealers to hand them
selves together for the common
good. However, on the next day,
said Mr. Phillips, Mr. Claycomb
cut tho price of gasoline down to
22 cents, and was followed by the
two other curb pumps.
Mr. Phillips declared tlio service
stations will not drop to' tho 22
cent level and that service station
operators have dccldod to drop
from the membership roll of the
chamber of commerce, lie also
said' tourists are being directed to
como to Mcdford to register In
stead of stopping at tho Ashland
branch of the out of stale . uuto
registration bureau.
LAID BT EXPERTS
PARIS, March 28. fP) Before
Adjourning for a seven-dtiy Hotter
holiday, the reparation. cxpertH to-
j day completed the foundation of
tholr reparation scheme and will
be ready to talk figures when they
(ret hack to work next Thursday.'
Today'H plenary cHlon at which
the various delegation each- pre
sented their own clear cut ideas of
what Hliould constitute a basis for
a discussion looking toward the
fixing of exact figures -was de
scribed as one of the most impor
tant single sessions yet held.
During the past week tho dele
gations have been working separ-1
rately and have oAuplcd them
selves with trying to reach a com
mon basis.
arious ideas were presented I
this morning after which Owen D.
Young, tho chairman, reviewed all
the work done thus far.
It was proposed that, tho various
suggestions and observations of
fered this morning be reduced to
writing for tho delegates to read
during tho Easter holiday.
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' ArraiiBonicnts hnvo been made
; by Hie airport committee to demon
strate tho big revolving beacon nt
tiro I'liamlier of Commerce bulldlnir
at S o cloc k tonight. This now de
vice, which lias made night flying
both safe mid practicable, was
brought lioro through the co-opera
tion or me (loneral Electric com
pany and the California Oregon
Power company and will he lighted
this evening for the first lime. The
big light was hooked up by tho
Copco sarvico crew today and is
now really for demonstration pur
poses. It carries a GUOO-watt globe
and Is ediilpiiod with a lamp chang
er, a now device lor automatically
changing lamps in ease one bums
out. . , .. ..
It Is expected that many local
people will be on hand to sec this
inlerestlng demonstration tonight
nt S o'clock. . .
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2X. (A')
Permission to abandon 13 miles of
branch lino In l.inn county, Ore
gon, was sought today by the
Southern Pacific ratlrond. Tho line
lis question, known as the Linn
branch, was said by tho railroad
to show operating receipts equal to
only one-fifth of thejeost of main
tenance and taxes.-
Jolly Pearl Dead
DKTKOIT, Mich., .March 28. fp)
Jolly Pearl Stanley, weight M't.
height feet 0, is dead. Per 16
years she had been a fat lady. in
carnival kIuiwh. Slio was 27 yenrs
old. . - ' - - -t . -
REWARD!
You Will Be Well Rewarded ' When You Buy Your
EASTER SUIT
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Our now Spring Suits
up-to-1 ho-ininulo s ( y 1 o s
arc llio most
in -Mt'dt'ord.
Bradford Suits
22.50 to $35.00 j
Kollor-l louinan-tlionipstin li ii 11 d
tailorotl suits .
$33.50 to $48.50
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POUTI.AND, Ore., March 2S.
(Pl Xo changes disturbed the local
dairy and produce market todav.
l-ggs and butter were steady at
Wednesday's quotations. Poultry,
dressed meats, fruits and veget
ables were also unchanged.
Racing Across the Country !
Racing across the country; on a fast express train is a!
big shipment of Easter ha's trying to ge t here for Easter
.We expect them here .SATURDAY. The very latest,
all head sizes. Hats for ; everybody, and the price the
same as alwaysabout half what the other Guy sells for
it Will frt
Only T WO MORE DAYS
of the Big Sale
Only TWO More Days
Values-;"
' All Sizes
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Men's all wool Suits. $35
Boys' Suits
Men's Athletic Union Suits . . . 39c
Boys' Dress Shirts .
Sizes 1 ' C
10 to 17 A
long pants $7.50
l.ivestfK'k
PORTLAND, Ore., March 2S.
UP) Cattle und calves: Steady; "r;
colpts 31).
Hogs: Steady; no receipts.
Sheep und lambs: Quotabiy
Hteadyj no receipts. , ,
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POItTLANO, Ore.. March 28-i-
M) Whidcsule prices:
Jlutter,' eggs, milk, poultry, on'
lons, iiotatues, wool.' nuls. hons.
hay anil cascara bark: All steady
ind unchanged, . ' ,
San Piiini'lsco Ilullorl'al
SAN J-'ltANt.'ISCO.. March 28.
(fl'l Butterfut f.o.b. Sah Fruneiscb
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Wall Street Report
Sir tlio now I'layor niodol vilit from
Hollywood, witlo ropo sliotildors, Tat-tt-rsal
vest aiitl ploatod trousoi's.
Tho newest in hats is the narrow
In 'iin, wide hand and hijjh crown.
Wo have them niado by llardoinan.
Also the new liarrviuore shirt made bv
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Alligator Calf Oxfords' for jSprlng, $6.85
McPHERSOH'S
A Sixth and Central "Style Without Extravagance
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NEW YOniC March 28. OP) VI
Wall street apiieared fully to have
recovered from its "money scare"
today and prices rallied vigorously
under the leadership of the com
munications and oil Issues. Many
stocks recovered all of the ground
lost in the drastic reactions earlier
In tho week, and a few moved
Inlo new high levels for the year.
Hading continued at a fairly
brisk pace, with Indications that
Ihe day's sales would run well
above n.odo.ueo shares.
As whs expected, fall money
renewed at I ft per cent, but the
high rule attracted fresh funds
here from Canadian and Inlcrinl
cllies. and Iho rate dropped to 12
In the early alternoon. bile
this was still a high carrying
charge to pay on sloi-1ts which
probably yield an average of less
I ban li per cent. Wall street ex
pects that the' distribution of about !
r.0o.iioo,(iuo In dividend and In
terest payments'' next week " will
relievo tho situation.
Tho market will bo closed to
morrow In observance of (lood
Friday and ngaln on Saturday,
which has been declared a special
hojldny by tho board of governors.
In order - to enable brokerage
houses to entch up with tho vast
accumulation of work.
Pi-oflt-tnklng vales . took the
edge orf tho rise In several of the
fast mnv!tig shares. "Hadlo sagged
four points nsrt western onion
five. Absorption i( other stocks
conlinu'ed on a large 'sale, par
ticularly after tho call money ratn
dropped to 8 per' cent. Wright
Aero. Crosley ltadio and National
niscull rniproved 6 to il , points.
Thr market closed strong. ,
Total sales
000 shares.
Men's Work. Sox . . , 5c
Men's Suspenders . 35c
Canvas Gloves-. . . 10c
Ladies' House presses 55c
Boys' Long Pants . . 95c ;
Men's Dress Hats . $145 :
Men's Leather Gloves 45c
Men's rubber Slioes SOO1
Men's Garters . . 15c '
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Boys'rork Shirts
Mens Bib Overalls
Boys' Overalls . ,.
Men's Dress Shirts
Men's Work Shirts
Men's rubber Boots $3.00
Men's Khaki Pants $1.15
Red and white H'dk'fs 5c
50c
i50c
95c
69c
95c
45c
Only One Store
Four Room Furnished House for R ent
WILL H., WILSON
The Cheapest S tore in the West
S If
32 North Front
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realize tho Importance or protect- the local council passes an ordt
lng property values. I nance destroying the property's
It would be well, however, for I value. - -i'alm
Heacit to find a way out ac- Plorlda'a common s-e'nse will ad
ceptable lo .ivlr. Straus, Tho ini-!it this matter. . . . . '
prosslon should not go abroad that i : - " '
when you buy a piece of laud in Uncle Sam lias various worries.
stocks when "our best minds" tilings will be clone to him.
iniuK intti ii:ai pastime suouiu oe
reserved for them Uncle Sam has the floods, tor-
And ijncle Sam Is being pushed nadoes,1 bootllegging,- drug" ped
into the World Court, where he Idling. Ilut at least he is NO'll
will nit with his one little vote ! short of money. Income taxes ara
against ten or a dozen, not he aide i running $150,000,000 ahead of esJ
rinrldn your title Is good, unless 'Ills children will Insist on buying to do anything, but sure that many j pec-tut loan.
JUST RECEIVED.).. A SHIPMENT OF
were about 5,000,-1
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Brisbane's Today
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I'nlin Ileiicli, rotiiii'otl for his
i!iiost.s n snitnlilf rjthinif bcueli
ami paid Sir. Ueplogle' ijCiiKi.mKi
for liis villn mi tlifi Sit'ilsllore.
After .Mr; Utraun had purchased
the estate, the Palm I. eoc.lt cnun
ell passed zoning onllnance for-
blctdlng Mr. Stmus to put Ihe beach la
wincn ce nau nougni ana paid tor
at the disposition of guests of the
Alba hotel. ' , .
This Is exactly as though.' after
Mr. Straus nought tho, KopUntto
house, the city council had passed
mi ordinance forbidding him to en
ter It or sleep In It.
Such nn ordinance n ill nol sluml,
since there are lilshcr -coin Is that
WILTON
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special lot of exceptionally, high
grade Rugs from the Thomas-Develon
Mills of Philadelphia . .
9x12 Rugs Priced From
-Also small rugs to match
RUGS
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