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MEDFORD MATTi TRIERS, MEDFORD, ORECiOX, FRIDAY. 'APRIL 12, 1920. P2COE SEVEIf Big Shipment of new mats , ': . .Just in for Saturday Selling New in Style New in Colors All Sizes Priced at .45 SCOUTS TO PLANT ! NEW ELKS RULER INTEREST KEEN IN ; TREES AT INTAKE i GIVES CANDIDATES! A, A. MILNE PLAY I CITY WATER LINE! FIRST GOAT. RIDE! T0SH0WJ1TISIS ! i Tho Hoy Scouib or Medfonl. act- 1 The new administration of the j An unusual amount of eiuhusi ItiK in eo-o()eratIon with thc""ciYy Ellis lodse iB now firmly under iasm and imcrpsi is hcinK pressed water commission and the date-t way following their first expert-: locally in anticipation of the first .,,,,, , . . , ... ence last ntelit nt conducting a production of tho newly oi-guniicd .National fores service, will stioml o(, u ,nitilltlon. . j uttle theatre croup of players, who .t h n ! ' "i ". 'V ! u!'ed Ruler Hen .Moller and the are to present "The Dover Uoa.l." i .h ' " '' Rn",nB other new nfllcefH carried litem-' clever A. A. Milne comedy, at the ier il thousand younK Dnuprla., ! ge,v ko veerana ul , inia. ,, tnoau,r ,, ,.,, M.,ln : there t. .'. T W" u' "a!tion. always a severe test upon a ! next Thursday ami Frida'y eve- there for the water commusjon. i .:i..i . i i-n. ..i They were to have done this last i i. i. Jlecnuso so ninny members of the ! reeled ly Tom Sweiii, in chuck lodge auxiliary order, the lluck j full of sparkling humor nnd rto h on nils, arc ill with - whooping I mestfc situations of the more cough, chicken pox, spring fever j romantic sort. Tho cast of rhnrtie auU measles, the candidates, for- terw includes a group of capable tunate for them, were not given young actors and a circuses who the usual Huckhonnd degrees,, and have been seen In numerous loeal not understanding this situation j productions and heard 'over the until the time they reached their i radio. They are Jo Murray Hostel, homes, they were on edge prepared i w hot plays the leading feminine every second 10 dodge brickbats, j role; rd MeKoen, Oene Wright, riile mvthirnl iron Ik swallow fire i Hob Miksche. llnrrv (lOiitil and and be subjected to other supposed j Mary Urciner. indignities. 1 Tu-kcis, which went on snle $3 The Cinderella Shop Wear as You Pay tuc uinderciia v ay j Suturday. hut the project had to be given up because of deep snow then in thai territory. All preparations have 1 ecn made for the trip to tho intako tomorrow. Only very bnd weather ; can prevent. The lloy Scouts and ' It is expected 40 to 50 of them will go, are urged to be at the scout headquarters on tho city playgrounds at 8 a. m.. where staKcs and drivers provided by the ! water commission will he waiting' to take them to Jtig Butte springs. Kueh hoy in instructed to bring with him a substantial lunch, the kind that will stick to the ribs, as a hard day's work: and long rides i will bo ahead of them, und. also to wear heavy work clothing be cause cold or wet weather may bo experienced. The tree planting nnd scouts will be under the supervision of Norman White, nsistant super visor, und Leo P. Brown, adminis trative assistant, of tho Crater National forest, and F. C. Dillard. engineer of the city water commission. The trees, which will be planted on me waiersnt-o oi tue viiy water intake to reinrest an area burned over in about were obtained by the water commission from the Mate nursery at CorvnllfH. The trees have from four to six-lm-h tops, and si:: ihi'hs of root. They are expected to eventually form a beautiful picnic grove, as well a. protection to the intake. -4 The new ha by Rika admitted to Wednesday afternoon, . are going membership lt night were the j rapidly. They may be secured at following: Chan. A. On. M. H. j .Mann s department store, Mo .Merriman, .7. W. Wolff, KVed P. ' t'uidy - Daniel insurance office. i Furlow, Karl T. Fallow, Prank M. : Jarmih & Woods, Larry Schade's, il'raicillo, J. A. Zattlin, John W. Me- t'olvig's and lirown's. There will Cbnocle and O. II. Nagler. be no reserved seats, one price being charged throughout. HEAVY SMUDGING USED IN BATTLE WITH FRUIT FOE . the foreca.Ht is for probably rain, beginning late tonight, or on j Saturday. Yesterday's minimum was 53. i WARD WEEK SALE TO i Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station During last night there was an other heavy frost nnd heavy nudging, with a 2S minimum in Med font anil a degree or so lower than that in the orchard dlsu-letw which, thanks to the heavy smudg ing until all danger was past, caused no damage. Although the coldest unsmudged orchard temperature was 27 'a. tho orchard owners are taking no chances now the local crop out look is so rosy because of the great damage done by frost to the California fruit crops, and hence the average, owner fired heavily enough to keep his orchard tem perature up around 29 or Sit)'.-. Although some orchards began earlier, general smudging began at ahout 3 a. m. nnd continued for several hours. - The outlook today was that there would bo no necessity for smudging tonight unless a radical change in weather took place, as Friday, April 12 tf:lil to B:30 Med ford Mail Tribune news nnd market reports, - t!:Sa to 7 Hand Hox Hat Shoppe. Saturday. April i:t 9:30 to 10 White King Soap f company. 10 to 11 Peoples Rlectric. 11 to ll:3ii Heche & Kindle Service Station. 11:30 to 12 Rock (W com- H pany. ' 4 12 noon Modford Mall Trl- buno news items. 12 to 12:30 Kleetrio Wiring company. t 12:3o to 1:30 Wiiham Music company. 6:15 to ti:3fl Modford Mail Tribune nwes and market reports. Montgomery Ward & Co. start their big "Ward week" flo to , morrow with Impressive vnlues In jail departments. Ward week is a ' yearly event Tor Montgomery j Ward Or Co., with special bargains t for both men nnd women. The Montgomery Ward ad on the back page, second section of this paper, gives an idea of the sale's magni tude. GIMGMCE The most popular boy nt'-Mod ford high school will be an- I nounced and presented a gift i tonight at tho annual Oirls league j dance to be held in the local ! high school gymnasium. The pop ! ularltv contest was Inaugurated by the fiirls" league, shortly after the winner of the finals for the mot popular girl wore held. The auditorium at the hig) school ha been decorated' in y$l low and green, the floral' piece being carried out in daffodils artij ferns. Dom Provost's seven-piece jaza orchestra will play for the dance, which is to be held front 9 to 12. according to Miss Mini- rine Carroll, dean of girls at thtj high school, fi 'i Boris Patton. Marlon Moore and Mildred I-awrnce nre the com mitteo of three hostesses, whp will present the gift to tho winner of the boy's popularity contest, &9 a climax of the evening's enter tainment. ' ' ,i. ' ; ?X - Spnclal Communication, t A Medfurd ldgo No, 103. Aw Vf F. & A. M., Friday; April' ' 12, 7:30 p. m. "Work in F, C. degree, lly order of 'W. M. '? V 21 C. M. HOlTSTOM, Hecy. Greater Beauty for Lovely Women L Peatity's first requifilto--flkin per3' fectlon. Thus, tho fairest nnd wis est use M ISLLO-GLO Pace Powdeo that spreads more smoothly and produces a youthful bloom. It new French process makes MELLO OLO ntay on longer and bans the shiny nose. Purer Prevents pautl ness, flaklness. irritation and larpe pores. ITse MELLO-CiLO. Heath'a. lJrug Store. PA1ACE BARBER SHOP I Xtomncr i nrits m 1 Mm:-i mmm u . Edward P. Dell of Hurra men I o, recognized as the greatest Shrine director in the United States, has wired Louis Older, tho director or Ilillah temple, that he will bo in Medfurd th 27th to tnh Tho first customer was shaved today 'at the Palace Harbor shop, F. .1. Harris new place of busi ness in tho F.uii Kehl building biifL'o 1,1 1110 corio-r ot wixin ana ivy llurko to Pen PORTLAND. Ore., April 2. A1 J. V. llurko. former president of the now defunct hank of Ken ton, was to leave for Salem today at 1 p. m. to begin serving his seven-year sentence in state prison. Ho was convicted of misapplica tion of funds of the bank. of the big Shrine ceremonial sec ond section. Noble Dell's action ! is considered one of the finest c.om- pllments the Stiriner of southern Oregon could receive. Mr. Dell's presence now assures streets. Mr. Harris was tho first to move into the recehlly com pleted structure. Creen and cream walls and fur niture make the shop light and attractive. In addition to the the local Shrinors that their gath- en urs m me ,.., ......, ,rin, win he nno of the finest ever !''- Harris nmns 10 open a nm.- " hold on the coast. O. W. Hlllls and O. Mackan were among the Klamath Falls residents spending yesterday in Med ford. beauty parlor in tho adjoining rooms. Mr. Harris 'will also continue to operate the Cottago Barber shop. Lamport's Sporting Goods and Hardware 226-230 East Main Street ' ! j It's Up to You Big Boys to Catch the Big Ones We carry the most complete line of Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods in Oregon. Hardy Reels, Alcock Flies and Leaders. Leonard, Devine, Thomas, Granger and Montague City Rods. All Prices to Please Saturday Special Dry Flies 1 doz. $1.50 , .Free Offers to Fishermen To the fisherman catching the largest fish during the fisfiing season on a fly we will give FREE a pair of ENGLISH IM PORTED WADERS. Fish must be weighed on our scales and caught on our tackle. Saturday Special Dry Flies 1 doz. $1.50 " Special From Our Paint Department To acquaint you with (QUICK-STEP) the remark able new color finish for every purpose under foot, we'll pay for half the material for your first trial. With every can of Quick-Step you purchase, we will give you an additional Free Can of the same size and color. Buy a quart, get a quart free; buy a gallon, get a gallon free. This, folks, is the greatest floor finish ever produced and is backed by the General Paint Corporation. This offer is ood only for 30 days. " o 1 o Special From Our Shoe . Department o One Hundred pair of sport shoes made with Panco soles; wear bter than leather.. On sale now for $1.00 per pair. All sizes for boys, men, girls and ladies. ' ...... Fishing Season Opens Monday, April 15 TENNIS GOODS Our line of Sporting Goods is most complete. Spaulding, Wright & Ditson, and Wilson Racquets; Ne Balls, Markers. Q Our baseball line is the largest ever. All Prices Right Green ; Discount Stamps are Varied and Delightful in Their Style Selection An Exceptional Array of Silks $1.59 Short ends of silks, not over two dress patterns in a piece. Flat crepes, pussy willow, crystal crepes, sea side silk in striped floral and plain patterns, 40 inches wide. Many of the pieces in the lot as high as $3.98. Special for $19 Saturday .... Dress Rayons 75c 36-inch material. Floral and futuristic designs, dark or light backgrounds. New ma terials just placed on dis play. Spun Silk 98c An ideal material for chil dren's dresses. Launders the easiest of any material known. Smocks beautifully. Colors- green, pink, orange, coral, blue, rose and red. GOATS Specially Priced at $14.75 Dress coats and sport coats, with ov without fur collars. Values up to $24.75. DOUBL; .STAMPS with every purchase' in the ' Ready-to-Wcar department all day Saturday. ),.;". pay Less. dress better The Latest Spring Styles At saving prices at the M. M. popular shoe department. Why be told you have an ex pensive foot when you can be fitted with style Bhoes, combination lasts and all widths from double E to AAAA at prices ' . . . $4.45 to $5.95 Red Kid Ties $5.85 Red Kid Martha Tics, covered Cuban heels. Blue Kid Pumps $5.85 Light blue mule, pumps, spike heels White Kid Ties $5.85 . . Levors white Martha Tics, covered Cuban heels. Patent Cut-Out Strap Pumps $4.85 Patent champaign kid Rita strap cut-out vamp, Cuban covered heel. i j Westminster Hosiery 'The hose with a history. Clever 1 i n e of Kiddies'' Lisle Booklets. Full fash ioned toe and fancy tops. Sizes b'j to 9. 45c to 50c Women's Net Socklets 98c Westminster hosiery; "Seemore" Sook. Color nude only. A fine soft silk. Sizes S2 to 10. BARGAIN BASEMENT TO BEPAUTMENT SME ,C. A. MEEKER, Manager ; Rug Sale SATURDAY ONLY:,:, Wool rugs, heather color.' Size 28x54. Es pecially fine for porch rugs, ea 94c IHI,,,!,,!,. ,JI !,.! .y, I,.,,, I I,. I,,!!,!., W.l.. i in inn ii- ' i n'r, . in i.l. .J . . ' i a i
