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MEDFOftt) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftftflOK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920.
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The Medford' pontofflce receipt"
continue to show an increase from
mont'hto jpujuli, and the complle
nw'flt of last month's 'receipt,
which wan completed last evening,
showed a substantial Increase ovar
the receipts of September a yenr
aeo. Last month's receipts were
$,e67.,.on4 thore of a year ai;o
were. ts.17 1.71. Tn. total receipts
for the last 'quarter were1 Z4.
673.42, and the same period last
van., h.M S99 047.42. , t 1-4
.It In need of a dress pattern,
don't forget you can set them for
10c at the Medford Dry Goods
M Motion Store. 222 West Main. 20ftt
;.Supreme '. Court Justices H. H.
Tielt and John L. Rand and Gcorite
Putnam arrived on the Southern
Pacific this noon from Balem to
spend the week end fishlwt at
Kelly Island. They had lunch "
Medford and then left for the r
Borf wlth Colonel E. K. Kelly and
k.. K. Keames.
The finost dance at JtCKSori
Springs Sat. night will be a real
treat. . ' ' ' . I6'
UTm A rflnto. left thin OlOrltlnK
for fjoattlo to spend several days
on business.
The Public Market will have n
full line of meats Saturday. IS
Guests from a dlstanoa at Med
ford hotels Include Jas. J. I.inus
of Philadelphia, Pa., C. R. Row of
Chicago, J. G. Conger of lwl
ton,' Ida., W. 3. Harrison and J. !.
I)evresux of .Boston, Mass., James
Masters of Red Bank, N. J., and
O. M. Hearty of St- Louis, Mo.
rnr ki Delicious and Jona-
.than aunle culls. Bgobel & Vny
warehouse. . 1 9?
ii r TtnrA nrealdent Of th
First National bank, arrived home
on the Hliasta this noon irnm mr
liiB atUnded the annual conven
tion of the national bankers' asso
ciation at San Francisco.
Dance and eat free mule-tnll
venison. Eacle Point Kat. night.
Regular orchestra. .
Tho members of the Dixie club
will. attend In V body the funeral
of their beloved member, lr.,Doin
Berry,, on Saturday, , at the Prl
funeral home. ' .
- Bl carnival dance Bat. Dream
land. Dynge Bros. 19"
A. strange inquiry was received
yesterday by the local branch of
the. Oregon State Motor associa
tion from California motor club,
asking if the road to Crater Lake
bad en closed because of show.
The dub had received report that
It had snowed so hnrd at (be lake
that auto ,trnvel was now out of
th. question.
Melons, .apples, Pears, by the
ui.; -.- . Ilrln hox. D09 W.
11th St., opposite Oakdale Grocery.
rru- '.DnnlnoflaM ItlUnlclnal alt'
port -will .he. dedicated nejit Sun
day.' 'Governor Patterson will he
chief speaker. ' ' ' .
; Have you met ''Bill" Dollar? If
ao.. pass. him rflong. He Is active
and don't like to sleep In your cash
register. 1J0
- Temporary auto-licenses were is
sued at the sheriff's office today
to l Ash and Dr. L. I-. Sanders
nf Meilford, A. W. Walker, J. J.
Duane and Jean Watklns of Cen
tral I'olnt, C. W. Olelm of Went..
A. A. Suuer. C. T. Pipes and C. G.
Peenler of Phoenix.
Now Is th lime to have your
. winter coat repaired. See F- W.
Hartutt. furrier anrt.xldermlst iit
10 North Fir. 1,
i rmter nf the ' East
Kdcn district spent several hours
Chandler Egan and Tex Rankin
divided honors at the regular week
ly meeting of the Breakfast,, clu,b,
held at Hotel Portland Tuesday.
Kuan' talked about jgolr ilnd Kah
kln discussed aviation. Since both
for their skill, their talks were of
great .interest.- 1'ortiana Journal.
The lllhtln Atnl.lct u.lll
full line of meats Suturduy. 194
Mrs. Myrtle illakeley, bookkeep
er for the Mall Tribune, return d
to juemura tois noon irom Port
land, where she snent the tiast few
days, called' by the illness of her
daughter Nina. ,
You will find elsewhere In this
paper a free and easy way to eavn
?r.0(l. Both children and adul.s
will be Interested. . t 104
Oregonlans registered at Med
ford hotels include C. A. Kupk of
Cottage Grove. II. V. Gates of Hills-'
boro. J. W. DeHouza of Sajem. .Jl'
M. Rennle, Vf. N. Collins, JT. rt.
Crlndell, A. J. Benton, C. II. Harris,
Z. N. Agee of Kugene, and the fol
lowing from .Portland: Mr. nnd
Mrs. lrn Tieemnn. Tt. P, Smith, n.j
O. Wllklns, H.i D. Fanrell, C, H.J
Klfosj Kay ..Alexander, fil. U. Hey.
mour, w, C. Vt'inshlp. Air. and Mrs.
J. C. Gloler, Ijiiic Goodell, C. W.
Wallis, H. A. Thomas. J. i. tlhr-
lloh. M. H. Carter, W. A. War.l,
Mrs. Belle Snow. II. B. Adlum. '.
L. Moe, Mr. and . Mrs. Wullace
Jones, If. V. Crause, Herbert
young. J. G, Hardy, Bert Mltchel.
B. O. Baker and Harold Wese.
Plenty of free mule-tall, Kagle
Point dance Sat. night. No advnnce
In price. 19
Prank Ray returned from Han
Francisco today, where he spent
the past few days on business.
For sole Delicious nnd Jona
than apple culls. Sgobol & D;,y
warehouse. 187
Members of the church of Latter
Day Saints, of whom there is a
fairly good sized number in Med-'
ford, will have a Sunday school
meeting at the J. O. O. F. hall next
Sunday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Don t forget the free venison recti
Kagle Point dunce Kat. night. Tno
advance In price. 19'!"
A building permit was Issued by
the city today to F. G. Ilonuer to
construct a' dwelllne on Summit
avenue at a, cost of $1000, a.nd a
permit was issued yesterday after
noon to V. J. limerick to remodel
dwelling on South Holly at a
cost of 1200.
Sportsmen, save your trophies
fln Rrtnv Ihem in F. W.
Hsrtlett, furrier nnd taxidermist ,'l
15 North Fir street. J'J
D.ii.i.inn 1 r, nn 9 A man in now
engaged at Medford's new airport,
completing detail work. The paln
Ing Is expected to bo completed next
week when the entire administra
tion building will be ready rnr oc
cupancy. At that time the Paeirtc
Air Transport company will move
Its offices, which were to nave neen
moved this week.- Until that Is
done, the ooast alr-mall ships will
continue to Innd nt the old air
port.
Big carnival dance Sat. Dream
land. Dynge Bros. l'Jti
Mr. .and Mrs. William Bell re-
iitfnnn veuierdii from Portland,
where they spent the past few days
with Mr. Bell's mother, who Has
been seriously 111.
n..aa nlnnir. Don't hold
him In your money drawer or in
your pocket. ' .' 19".
Thn Thr ft Rlinn is in need tu
clothing of all kinds, specially chil
dren's clothing for ages of four I"
3 years. The shop has a big de
mand for heavy, wnrm rlotlilnix
suitable for school wear, and is
also In need of children's shoes,
as It Is entirely out nf them. Any
one -having Clothing to donam is
asked to please call 450, or deliver
over Woolworth's store.
600,000 feet of cheap lumber.
Kdcn district spent several 000,000 feet or cneap tumoei
In ihe olty this morning shopping special at Medford Lumber Co. tf
; ohost danoe, Jackson Spring, flaU
tiiyt
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' National
Poughnut
Month
and for our usual
Baturds-y pcil Bble
we will of(er - , ; ,-;
Lady
Baltimore
Doughnuts
23c
the dozen
This U an exception
ally low price on this
type of specialty
doughnut and we know
yon will like them. On
ale at 9:00 A. M. in
three flavor.
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THE SHOE BOX
S23 East Sixth Street
Uus just rect i ved . it
sniHi't selection of
the littest gt.vle kIiocs,
pumps nnd straps.
SjM't'iiilJy lH'ieed
$3.95 to $7;
.Stylisii -iii'('li-sujijort
hinmt. AW wiltti8-A
coinbiniition lasts.
S3.45 to $6
Kiddies' Shoes, Straps and Oxfords
' 'l 75c to $3.25 - ''"
v -.Your inspection, cordially invited.
U. J. CARPENTER, Prop.
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xlolint Mneli. home demonstra
tion agent, spent this nfternoon nt-
inrilniF the Parent-Teachers asso-
nlallnn tuantttiv nl t'enll'Ill Pnltlt.
at which time the girls' 4-11 club
memtiers or that locality niso nem
their achievement, at which pins
and certificates of achievement
were awarded. Central Point this
yenr had three standard clubs
which finished their projects with
perfect scores. Cookery 1 was led
by Katherlne Ijithrop; cookery 2
by Mrs. A.- T. I-athrop. nnd can
ning 1 by Mm. A. T. l-uthrop. flood
showings were made at the state
full-, the fanning exhibit winning
first pluce. Dorothy Smith and
Dorothy Jones were the canning
team members. Jsnice Hossel
grave won first In cookery 8. with
angel food enke: H.obertn Pnnkey
was second In cookery 1 with cook
ies, and Dorothy Smith was fourth
In home-making.
Plasterboard makes nice Interior
walla nnd ceilings and adds to the
warmth of your home. Woods
(.timber Co. H'f'
ISIS
THEATRE
East Main, Near Bridge
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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"The Rose
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Kildare"
PATHE NEWS ;
SHORT SHOTS
and a REAL COMEDY
Admission
10c and 15c
Medford's Only Silent
Picture House
Special for Tomorrow
GAGE SOUEL FELTS
Regular-$8.75
Value for F , s
THE BAND, BOX
223 East Sixth St.
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DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS
Big Sale on Hats at !i
The Emmy Lou Hat Shop
IntheM. M.. DEPT. STORE ( . u
Hats worth twice the price going at
$1.98 -'"$198
to $6.98
Double S. & H. Green Stamps
Tomorrow
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f . ; , - solving mysteries, try' thls one. !i ; I
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AGAINI the Star of "OLD ARIZONA
Gives Medford a Talking Treat
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THE TALKING COMEOY
"MEET THE MISSUS"
Vital Talking
Subjects f News
Shows Start at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and t -. t
Admission: Mats. 10, 35; Eves. 25, 50
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conomy x?r oceter ra
HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Save For Rainy Day
With money plentiful and with everybody employed now is the time to save for
those rainy daytv-days when jobs are not so plentiful. !; f, ' 1
The easiest way to save is to buy where you buy the same for less where you yl
save; witnout denying yourself the things you are accustomed to naving.- "
' ; That is' just what you do when you buy here bur lower expense assures that.
Saving the cost of that vast army of clerks necessary to handle our' trade means
a substantial reduction in prices which insures a-substantial addition to your sav
ings .without self-denial on your tpart. . . ; t . , .
: It's easy to save where you save .without self-denial. :
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BREAD
Home made bread of the finest quality
and flavor, 1 -lb,, loaf,' 3 for. .... .20c
H-lb. loaf . . . .10c
Buns, Napkins or Parker House Rolls,
dozen . .15c
FLOUR
Drifted Snow Flour an advance buy
that means a big saving for you. 49
lb. sack . . .$1.89
White Down a guaranteed hard
wheat flour. 49-lb."sack:V. .v! :$1.79
SAVINGS WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Bread and Butter Pickles, 2 bottles 35c
Marshmallows, fine quality 1-lb.
box ii1:;: .'.sc'
Cliquct Ginger Ale, case of 1.2
K bottles ; . . . ,$1.89
California Home Catsup, 18-oz.
bottles , . , . ... ..... .'.19c
Deviled Meat, Red Crown, 7 cans, ,25c
Tacoma Malt Syrup, No. 2 can. . .35c
Three Minute Oats, large package. 22c
Jelloy all flavors, 2 for . . . . 15c
Lettuce, good quality, head . ... 5c
Celery, fancy white, 2. for ... .... i23c
.Grape Fruit, each . , . . .5c
Sweet Potato Squash, lb.J . . A. . . . . lc
Airtite Heaters ... .$2.29, $2.59, $2.89
Selco Heaters, large size . ..... $3.39
Wesson Oil, qt. can . .". . '. 745c
(Minced Clams. 'Warrenton brand.
1 No. 1 tall cans, 3 for . ;. : . . . . .'.
Jersey Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs. .......
Golden Bantam Corn, Maple Val
ley brand, a good 'guy, No. 2
, cans,. 2 for, . . . . , . .
Del Monte Sauer Kraut, No. . 2
can, 2 for . . .; -.-.'i .
Stove Pipe or Elbows, each ....
Ironing Boards . . . $1.29 $2.23, $3.39
Folding Clothes Racks, each $1.59
s Electric Lamps, all sizes below 100 -
'. watts, 5 for; . . .-. ; . . .93c
Electric Irons, . j .. . $2.98, $3.49, $5.39
Glass Percolator Tops, 2 for .. . ; v. . .5c
63c
25c
,25c
.29 c
20c
GET THIS WHITE KING HEALTH BALL
Here is a chance to get a regular $2.50 Exercise Ball for just a few cents
;1 .White King Washing' PoWder 3 Bars Mission Bell Soap
7 Bars White King Laundry Soap "
These and the $2.50 Ball ' '
- AH for $1.49 " "
GALOSHES
All the newer ehades in Rubber or
cloth, all sizes
$1.98-$2.49 $2.98
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
Breaded Pork Chops, Mashed Pota
toes, Fried Eggplant, Buttered Bread,
Coffee r Milk . . A 25c
r.. Evening lunch at 5 P. M.
GATES & LYDIARD
SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Use our parking lot when trading in our 'store
electrotherapy
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Dr. H. P. Coleman
Sth Successful Tear In Medford
Treatments j Appointment '
Natural Methods Food Science
Medford Center Bldg. Phone MS
1 Women's Hose
A $1.00 Pair
811k from' top to toa witk
WXDXVZLO?
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
TOUX KXXALL R0K1
Opn luuUyi and Sfinlnp
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; INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. l HILL, slsnat
Ph in MM. Cntrsl
stetMs44s OffjSjS)9
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Star Meat Market
Turkeys Chickens Rabbits
Beef Pot Roast, per lb. pjyi . .25c
Beef Short Ribs, per lb. ........ 18c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb. . . 7 1 25c
Bacoti Squares, per lb 20c
Home Cured Bacons, per lb 30c
Hams, half or whole, per lb 32c
Heme Rendered Lard, per lb 16c
Phone 273 5 J We Deliycr
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