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END GIRLS'WEEK
WITH BOSY TIME
. AT HIGH. SCHOOL
"LEAVES TO STUDY
n OAKLAND LAYOUT
l THE PRICES ;cf OUR USED CARS HAVE BEEN CUT TO THE BONE
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Willi the fall' board
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t i The airport committee of the city
eeuncll. consisting of E. M. Jan-
, rrv W iponring the: celebration
ki Hupprlntendenu Fred gchnffel. left
1 Uy trajn this noon to visit the air
'i liort at-Oakland, Cat.,' over the
' woek end, for the purpmio of Htuily
ti'inB llwtTeputed model port, How it
In laid'' out' and operated, what the
J' concession there pn'y, and In fact
Ji to Btud everything' pertalnlnc . to
j that port. - They may aluo visit the
Mills flylnB field In Son Francisco
beforo'retumlnBi''
-fiTho member of the' committee
w fool the grave responsibility rent--ling
on them In spontllng the 20.
- i 000 bond Issue so'-ovorwhelmlnijly
, pasaed by the voters laat Tuesday,
(.'and therefore plan to move very
I carefully In building tho now alr
ti. port, despite the need fur compara
tive haste In order to have the
new airport sufficiently developed
by Juno 1st, when tho night flying
begins on tho Pacific coast, llencq
ithtst trip of Investigation to Oak
' lurid. .
v!' Al pr-OHcnt, accurdlng to City At
( torwy. John H, Carkln, this noon,
. the 'committee docs not' want: the
'bonds sold for six weeks jet, but
i'Mi-.tOarklrr iir-'alieady at work pro
'tpuilnguhe inml hU'ph neowuwry
J.j'for rthe" advertising of tho bonds,
i . olc, to-have all' Inreudlncwf when
i'nyor! tho oommlltoe gives tho word
g to go ahead teltfl tho snlc. The
fr-memfoom- of the oommltteo- may
. 'eliange their minds on their return
f from tho .Oakland trip the first of
H.next week; -
' Whllo no Information could be
i gained on thd subjoct; It Is thought
; possible that the commlltoo may
JV-do some preliminary work while
IV away towards, the engagement later
:tf one of tho foremost airport cn--i-'gJnocrRtofhavo
charge of .the. lay
l lug. fobtv afidt building of ' Aia iriow
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i IN LINTTS TRIAL
Clowlnj? argument were given In
Yt Ihu circuit court tiiitl of ' Miicy
Afi Untt, charged with trannportntloa
m-of -allcffori moonshine,. and the cuo
' ivnn oirpectod-to 1b in- tho hands of
tho Jury by curly uftornuon.-
" Untt whm arrest rd ovi'i a month
iEf ntfo by tho sheriff's- office 'hem
7 Unit! illll, fnllowinK on u1U-imI
,r ohnmi ut four mllttH, (lurliiK whirl!
M dlMtMm-ff offlcerH Hiiy Llntt dlnpoFtid
. of u quiintity of llciuor by. tlV'uAv
):lnj It uIoiik tho hfKhwny. Whon
H he uppenrcd 'In juatico court hoiuo
t tlmo Hffo, hvi tvna Hontrncotl to five
ntOnthu In- tho county Jril! nml t:io
j, Iti owint ti-iul In bflxed1 on nn appcul
Sfl ftom that Hcntonco, which aIho
-J included a $500 f Ino.
ipi Today's trhtl will bo tho lnMt Jury
'jVtrlnl. for tan dayH, Circuit Judo II;
gi D. Norton announced thin faro
EJ noon. Court will bo held next
irt week In O runts Piihh, nftor which
tiv i rnuinvu jii
The fbml'clay of tlra (IIiIh wek
Ih crowded with iictlvltloH, a num
bor at which took place thin after-
of children who attain the health no"' lw?.; ",r U
honor roll this year by. giving them MlnKt a'otlW for thlH show were
official recognition and hcIioo) ahtnlned from the prominent
awardfl, abJc step in health pro, i women's ready-to-wear stores In
gross has been taken In southern
Oregon. It Is ouly rittlng that1 sev
eral' thousand children who have
been striving' all winter to llave
their physical defects corrected
. 1 Milfni'l
Following the stylo show,
should bo. honored, by the people
of the county on children's day nt
me county ran.
Healthy children will be ranged
as blue ribbon prize wiiiilorn with
as much acclaim as the healthy an
imals which nave long been a fea
ture of county fairs. Since the open
ing bf school last fall doctors have
been making free physical, exami
nations In all the schools of the
Miss
1'ru'tsmun, acting dean of girls at
tho University of. Oregon, gave a
talk to the girls and their mothers,
on the subject, "The Value of 'a
College Education." Tea w a s
served by the committee In charge,
to the girls and their mothers.'
Copies of tho Girls' League 111
Times were then given out to the
students. '
This evening the girls will havo
their annual April frolic, all cum
ing in .masquerade. The cummit-
toos have put a lot of time on the
oounty that wished to. avail- them-' preparations, and all of the Klrls
selves of thlH practical health edu
cation contest, anil thus save many
children with defectB nf oyos, ears.
tonsils, luiiKs,', hearts, etc., ihave
hecomo Interestci) In . having them
corrected when otherwise It 'miKlit
not havo been done until the con
dition became serious. ,
Of course some 'trade contlltlonB
havo llcon caught' In tlmo and very
many well children, wmo stimulat
ed In their' teal tb .continue health
rules. ' 1 ',
This May tliorc will not bo a joint
celebration like the spectacular pa
rade on. May. L of last year bo
cause tho- InoreaHod pomilnrlly of
the health honor roll among; Iho
rural school children warrants their
havlnc tliolr own local ce'lobralions.
Mr. Hedrlck and Mrs. Jones, the
Modtonl school niirae, nro planning
iu'e assured of a Kood evenint; full
of interesting entertainment.
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COMING FRIDAY
NOTED LECTURER
Noted iih an nullior, lecluror tuid
world-wldo traveler, Lucia Ames
Mead will bo a Kiinst speaker ut
the junior hlnh school at 8 o'clock
in the evening; on April 12, under
tho ausplcos of the AllnisterinI as
sociation and tho P.-T. A., accord
ing; to an announcement made Uy
those bodies this morning.. Tho
a parade of tho MedforU honor roll i,""'0'.
children.
the 'buttons for the ofjjo win
ners will bo aent to each school
bofore It closoa. and. should-lie-savoil
for the grand reviewer parade of
schools ftif' the' fair? 'according; to
announcements mado by t Ho fair
board and health association.
Grange Bulletin
Representative Pays
Med ford Visit
fy Jury, sessions will
Aimiioru.
The Jury chosen In the Llntl
IT. trial Is as follows: 'Clarence Knrn
ivfhum, Kail Moure, Harry Moore,
JV'IIUiw;: ltodcliff, Blreriniuii More.
house, Arthur Ildwnrils, flert C,
P.Ituiiel.jA. lji.-Mlll, M; J, Arant, A.
(.. 1'racht and Adam lleuirlo.,
Three More Food
. Products Appear '
W4 ' in Mail Tribune
Tlie season (or mult extract Is
5i hero 'and this paper desll-oa to
tr rail the uttentlun of Its readers
" lo the ads 'of three malt extract
S companies In this paper this even
I. inir. f l
traet mure bcni'Ctclal In Ihuiri
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Hutb A. tiraham, of tho JlialiKe
Bulletin of . Itnsehui'K. tho offlcllil
slate pai)er nf the Oregon (IriuiKt'.
who has boen.in Mcdford for sev
eral days, arranging for a write-up
in llln next Imhuo of the pa)er, re
KiiMlnir OranHe aetlvliles unci his
tory. In Jackson county, . returned.
home today,
MIkh Oriilmnl.i,nn ..(iblo ropno-
si!iitiillve of tHd'piibllelitlini w
which she IniWbevt.'ltooltitd fle
yen I'M. - jjj;. . .. 1 :
As n former active worker for
suffrage, Mrs. Mead Is:' now pri
marily Interested In the promotion
of world iieace and has spoken on
tho subject not only throughout tho
li nltcd HtJit.es but ou tho other sldu
of iho Atlantic. The subject of tho
talk she will deliver In Mmlforil Is
Tho Now liinicnllon for tire Amor
lean People." . ,
; Gbrtunity
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YOUR
Our leasei has been cancelled; and we must have oub used cars off
the lot by Monday- This represents the entire stock of the Med
ford Studebaker and' Chrysler dealers and must be moved by
Sunday night regardless of.price. - All standard makes in a wide
variety of body styles, including re-built and guaranteed Chrys
lers and Studebakers. This is the opportunity of a lifetime. No
reasonable offer will be refused Remember that you are buying
these cars; from authorized, responsible dealers and conditions of
sale and prices will be guaranteed as represented.
Included in thissale will be a ; complete stdck of Used I trucks; . .
0. V. Meyers Co.
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Sales and Service I tl ;:;
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128-132
Riverside
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Medford Motors
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH
' Sales and Service
Remember!
We Must Move Monday
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TTftfcrl .'Rar T.nt Onnosite si
128-i32 South.- Riverside
DISTRICT IS FORMED -
Fl
. Tho ceunty court isnurd nn ordo
yoHturdiiy fornilnK u water- di.slrlct
ou dm Oak Uruvu sontlun, und ot
tlnn Mny 4 iiH thn dale of n bond
clcelluu lo provide fuiulu for-the
klnyltjiHatlon of pipuH, etc.l'HMcd-
: Thiv un (1 qluc'tton ,"vlll bcH'
SIR. (MM. Thn ctiuntv court dieted
upon tlii'i'requstfrof a numlArt-jpf;1 by rhe-vAiedfortl WlpU'i, fhryyier-rcHicl'-ntH
"t1 tho dlMtrirl. ' . 1 Plyifioiitlv' (IvuIoVh, and the' O. "r".
SALE USED CARS
Iyora company, Studebaker and
llvo agents, hu.s been cancelled, ac-
cordtnK- lo an announcement mado
last nielli, and the lot must be va
cated by Monday nlcht. In order
to facilitate tho moving of tho used
cai'H owncil by Uiohc two firms, a
days, Saturday and Sunday, and
will be held on the used car lot
opposite tthe Mcdford Motors and
O. -V. Myers company. . v :
Tom Mix Coming
the iiki'lK-ciul lut
Tim county coui't lioti'd1' -w'hlrh -huH rpeWiOy hcpti -Yif'clriiiwi
f 1$nys Ai'i'ilil Vuclitv --
DKTISOIT, April 6. (P Juib
u.r.,.,.in. oi, win I,,, lnnnrlw') nn,l '-fni- litlln' iniinlM .iroiiml. awroncal iar ItuntLl,
nrtac will bp cut to tho bono. "l. Fisher, motoiv car miiWnato, )uiaiuvol,' with the hard riding Thomas
..r.i, t..n,l...,.i .., It. .u . I- ! 1... ..!,, 1 lift IIIIJV nm-liil vpliL. I
iiluilinii rc-l)llilt afid -kuuvulitfcd '
tiiifiiinjv mil-nl vcliL. in llii tltln rolo. will welcome me
(ticlO J'SlTl"lVl4'keii1)UoTii-'r Hjiy-W; hfcws that Mix Is to lie aeen In '"IH'
by Grey, Is a typical thrllllns, two
fisted sort of yarn. The plcturo is
. r I. e a 'spocial and Is numlicred araons
tO KiailO OatUraay tno ionB ,st o tmponant re-isnues
. .;. , . j included,' In the William Fox pro-.
, ; sram for l!2!i.' . ,f i
Those who saw Tom Mix In' "Tho j'; In. conjunction with Iho Tom Mix
tho Zane Or.cy feature, the second eplsoue or, tnc
..- t-h'cailet-Arrow wiH-aiso oo wwo.
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"'A- Riittel-'-removcs tho burned
Ghl'vulertf nnd Studi'lmkei-K. ; . . m ilk, ctuvvtu- hundlus a,, buby, ejur list.'of.'thc. 43uitnos"' al .tho.Hialto -piu-.t-JiriMii.'
' Tip- snl'f ot 'rui'M will iiift 'two 1:hfe''.' ".: ' '' " ' .'' '' : theufcr -toinofro-.' "This. stiiVyJ alii"1 .ll.v mill sin
bread or .cake moro eas-
in'illily than a knife.
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?! tine
IT 'i'nry-duy recipes, whlcli la caus-
v- lilff increased Hales.
k)- The -brands -udvcrtlscd for tho
. first ' tlmo today on llio- tiirltiK
Jiwhedule aro: " '
15..( hiuo Ribbon Malt.
ft i 1'urlUin Mult; ' " 1 """ "
fl IJiistslilo Malt.
Tho .latter two 'arc new advor
risers . and'- the former has used
6ua0(lunmii fyr. yniir;. JThcso
U products aro all standard and can
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SNOW
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SALE IN ME MEN'S
J- That tho f'riitor 1I(0 Council
lirtijnct ot rcturoslfitiliK tho'clljr
j j watorHlicd. burned In W22, whtch
ft wag l havo beRiin today, was call
' ed off on account of tho henv fall
of snow at 11k Hutte illlin. will
an announcement mado at noon by
! Uoonf EocutfTO Wm. boo Hrlrkor.
i-t AeconllnK to tho local official,
.- thcro was from, four to six Inches
Vs, of snow at tho watershed and lnill-
cations pointed loan additional fall
u through tho day.
Moro than ro Jlctlfhrd Scouts
slKncd np for Iho work Bf plnntim;
tf. mm in the district and woro
' onttiwltmifaf 'ovor ,ho.'iproiin)ct of
r accomplishlnK the task today. Tho
s? project -has been poslnonod'' until
Aprlt 19. acwrdln(t to Mr. Brlcker.
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.Thursday Club Vance
tit Phoenix Tonight
ij Tl PlKtenlii Tfcuraday rltnS has
i'.nt tnvrlatkiD to a numlwr in
H Ujo raltfy for a dunet whh'U will
' bt held lu the Woodman hall "lis
' rrenlnff.'
'i'hn affair ift ticcK(1 o hn om
ut the most njoyabie giTn in
Pljoonlx this eaon, .
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About one liiindiTd iilUwool, liaritV tailoriMl suits for
iiii'ii. All iftiotl patterns and up-to-date styles. All
well kuowti makes. Values from ii.UO to fiO.OO.
ONE-HALF PRICE
Boys' and Students' Suits
All have two pairs ol' pants. All-wool materials in Uu:
newest stvles, 'alues from $12.50 to $30.00. t -
Meii'sCollar Attached
Dress Shirts $1.98
Exeeptionally attractive shirts in plain
eolored mid faiiey broadel,Qtlis, and mad
risvpre-shnik collars and fast, colors.
Mtcgular $2.50 values going at ......$1.98
Men's Light Weight Pajamas
A'alues: up to $4.50 $1.08
Men's Athletic Union Suits
Full cut, reinforced back. IJegular
$1.00 Values :.:.r..:....:.:...:.:.:......i.:......89
Men's Rayon Union Suits
'Full cut and rooniv, button front style.
All colors, regular $1.75 value, $1.49
Men's.Work Pants , -
Wliipcui;dH, juoJ.eslsiiJS.ai.id otlierjong
wearing' niaterial:jvnp.;tb .$:J.50 vtdue!i
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MOTHERS, LOOK!
Boys' Wash Suits
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Hundreds of new spring wash suits have just ar
rived. - linens. madras and broadcloths in all the
liew'Ht vies and cohii-s.Uonf Sawye.i' tind leter Pan
makes! 'nines' froinl.25 to $'l.0.1 ..:..::. ?l!00
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Men's Neckties
liegular 75e Values
2 for $1.00 '
Boys V Coveralls
IJIuo and wliitc stripe, -button front,
drop seat
$1.00
Men's Dress Sox
Fancy pal terns of: rayon tiiitl
Regular ?Tn: value. . .. .,,
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4 pairs for $1.00
As an expression of appreciation
for your generous patronage dur
ing the past year we are offering
someexceptional bargains for the
next few days.' The last year has
been the most successful in our
history, and we are affording you
an opportunity to. save money that:
-.will well repay you for your toy
alty to this, store during the past:
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Don't miss a single day of this.
sale new specials wilt be offered
each day.
Entrance On East Main Street ; f-w
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Men's New Spring
Dress Hats
All new sjiades and shapes
are included in this sale.
-Values- from 5.00 to (50
$5.00 Hats-.....: $4.49
0.00 Hats $5.30
(i.50 Hats 1 $5.19
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i Store' Open Tomorrow Till 8:30 P
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