Uooal j Personal ffates
Bight Klam ath Falls girls are
now running In the Labor day
celebration jqueeo contest, which
is being held in that city.
The
fetke-wing named three girls drop
ped from the race this week: Ad-
dtatJenkins, Celia Piercelnl and
Gojdie Jones. Miss Thelma H a t
Fresh grape fru it at Sebuer-
ton is s new contestant .In the race
and is running indepedently' for m an ’s Grocery.
a ta -tf
the honor of celebration queen.
Dance tonight F air Grounds
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Just received 350 foot case of Pavilion, Medford.
auto glass, bring your auto glass
work to Jordan's m ill.
27<-tf M r. end Mrs. Briscoe *Lert-—•
> Mr. and Mrs. George A. Briscoe
Jjance tonite pU arlty hall
o f this city left today for Spo
ford, Dickey's Dance Band.
kane, Wash., where M r. Briscoe
Will sttendt the Klwanls conven
tion, being held there.
R eprist H a le s
The ClsyCf.mk,Motor ( company
Grange d a n c e Jackson Hot
o a th e Plszs. local Ford dealers,
Springs Sat. nite.
report the following sales: a tour-
In jf to Luther Steward. Ashland;
C liff Payne makes hall trees.
a soadster to Rdward Beckwith,
AsiNAd ; a used Overland
tour
in g te W. Turnbough. Phoenix;
a fp dor to H. P. Patterson, Ash
land: a tudor to George A. Rus
sell, Ashland, and a touring to j
John Swartsfager. Ashland.
Ocnre
tonight, F air
^ ^ K n . Medford
flreunds
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Phone Paulserud's
$S Cara Shl s pe d
W ill Occupy Pulpit—-
| Returned F n
Her. H. A». Carnahan, fo rm e rj
Miaaea I«i
pastor
of
the • Presbyterian I Nedra Barth
church In this city, who has been day from I
visiting at Buckhorn Lodge for wberp they i
fbe past two Weekd,' w ill dehdiy 'anu. summer
the pulpit of the local church this Fire Girls.
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Hugh T .'-
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Hitcfeelmora expected to leave
Double Hp( 1 red Jar rubi
yesterday afternoon tor tf severg^ Jj gOs. for 25
Schuerman’a
da^s’ vacation at Bandon, on the eery,
coast.
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Phonographs repaired
Phonograph repair. F ix -It 3hop. guaranteed— B lb a rt’».
Thirty-three ears ¿ ( pears wera
stlpped Thursday from the Mad*
ferd packing houaas. and accord-
tag 4Q th e M a d fp rd M all Tribpna,
M s is the largest gam bar tp ha
W p p ed so fa r this saaaoa. Now
Cftat the packing houses are
yb rkin g capacity craws, Qie «h|p-
ittentH are expected to increase
M r. and M r< R. G. Huatla of
Lodi, C alifornia, stopped in Ash
land recently and spent a day
vlfltln g .w ith thalr. frlegd, Mrs,.
I. Nell oft Pioneer Ave. Ttea. Hustle
fam ily, who were an routs to!
spend a vacation In British Col-1
umbia. form erly . lived ., pj
Regue R id er yiUsy.
the!
Leaving Tonturrbw—
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M
r.
and
Mrs.
h
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L
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Claycomb
nt Holmes
299-tf on Harrison street expect to leave
tomorrow morning by automobile
Dance tonight F a ir Gróunds
for Portland, Oregon, where they
H o t Rolls fo r your
Pavilion, Medford.
i 299-1 Returned From 8 Months’ Stay-*— rankiin Bakery.
w ill spend a few days looking
Mrs. R. A. Peters Jr., sad
after, tesitfega a f f a i r s ^ » * « ia *-
children and Mrs. Paters* mother
Visiting B r o th e r —
in g - ^ h llf > |n 1 Gordon, jrtao is
H $ a Registered
George Vaupel
of
Portland, Mrs. H. O. Butterfield, have re
, - Ninety-nine out-of-state tour- taking music la th a t,c ity .
Oregon, is in Ashland for a short turned home t y m a three months
f t ’ -ftfctn stopped la Ashland yesterday
time visiting his brother, H. C. stay In camp at H ia tt dam.
tp«reglster th a lr cars a t tha local
Vaupel.
dfcainber of Commerce.
Mors runidrs etnknafe from
Hot Rolls for your dinni
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Rluhlll Cheese at Schuetman’s F ra n k lin Bakery.
Medford. Southern Oregon peo
. Orange dance Jackson
grocery.
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ple have become so used to the
iprlngs Sat. ulta.
Bicycle repairing, work guaran
stories oit aftiwey parties < in the
Ripe peaches at Ash. F. A. Pro. teed, greasing accessories, l t f
Held on ‘’reported” railroad sur
291-11 RotU'-ncd from ft. F .—
Assn.
284-tf Ibaurel street, .’ * .
veys that they sound something
, Miss Anna Hargrove, local m il- like the call of “ wolf, w olf."
JJftar,
returned Thursday from a One of these days,.a survey writ
Home From Trip—
.Spending W eek-End H e r e
tiro
weeks’
trip to San Franclaco, he the real thing, but wd won’t
M r. and Mrs. Jackson Gygar
Mrs. George Cunning, a resi
G aiifornla, where she attended know which one until the work
dent of K lam ath Falls, is in Ash and two daughters W ilm a aim
several style shows of f^u hats is wgl| under w a y i-rO ran ts. Past
land to spend the week-end visit M ildred returned this week ta
And
visited many big wholesale CosirfeV.
ing at the C. W . C hattin home th e ir home In the N e ll C re e l
Hgpses. Miss Hargrove now has
district, from an automobUp’ trim
on Hargadine street.
a la rg e showtog o f the new fell
during which they visited Ns
M A K E B it! HAI L
Atilllnery.
V IN T O N , la .,/A u g , 2O .-iflp>—
Dance tonight F air Grounds hrasks and the Yellowstone Na
. 1
Pavilion Medford.
299-1 tional nat-k
Five young unmasked bandita this
afternoon held up. Ute Farmers
^fatfohgl. hank, Ip r« h ad . escaped
w ith 915,000 In cash.
F ranklin Bakery.
led by 1 ' iove*1
K lam ath——
Nelson
M r‘ and M r* ' k R - H ard .v nrd
family, whp have been residing
’ In a residence on the corner of-
clean- - P,Rh and B streets for some time.
" i moved to K lam ath Falls ymtgr->
Ik u in e M (Drift tw K lam ath—
^ O u W A tt d and Charlie W in *
I.»...i
Jackson County Fair Grounds
Sunday, August 21
2:30 P.M.
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land o f this city motored h
K la m a tl/ jF a } ^ ' yesterday, when
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(e tran l
i day. where Mr. H ardy h a ^ been
transferred by the Southern Pg-
ûuapntent brasch of I.
Fred Rapp guaranteed .melon
Oregon, officially visited
. clflc company for w h o m he for M ie at Holmea knd B art sid)
¡neampment of Klam -
groceries In Ashland. Headquar
Wednesday night, Aug- an operation recently In a Port
land hospital. Is now convalesc-
Orange daace Jackson H f c t
lng at his home In this city.
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Springs Saturday night.
Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls won last week
Boas must win this week, <
Klamath Falls Wins •
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Championship
AT THE
Faij; Giojinds <
A T M E D F O R D T O N IG H T
1 mil.".' f
Dance tonight F air Grounds
Pavilion. Medford.
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P R IZ E S F O R
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Beck and
Dr. and Hr». C. W , Hanson and
family of Ashland and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Brown and fam ily p f
Talent wiji apead Saiiday* «dc-
O LD EST
HATS
DON’T MISS THIS GAME
D a n c in g St;
Admission 50c
Esterlysi|$ew)
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Pries
H ot W a te r B o t t le s
H ot W a te r B o ttle s
F o u n ta in S y r in g e
$ l.S p
$2.75
$2.75
CLOTHES BRUSH
Other Rubber NfcoU.Ait
TODAY ONLY
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HAIR BRUSHES
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P> n X n e E ÍO (J J t i r » ’
V n b lia c h e d I p i j f t l e
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H u gh es Id eal *
$2.50 $1 .2 5
TanMieJ ,
M ilk kírtgnesia
TOMORROW ONLY
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H e p a tic S a lts
S a l H e p a tic a
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V ic k s V a p o R u b
E u c a lip tu s O in tm en t
C arb olic S a lv e
P ile O in tm en t
S lo a n ’s L in im e n t
$1 .0 0
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BATH BRUSHES
J & J
A . 1). S. B ra n d
N um en ’s B r a n d
(,’ó ig a le s B ra n d
RAZOR BLADES
G ille tte s
A u to S tr o p
Gem
D u rh am
.50
.50
.42
.50
PERFUMES
WYMOHDHKnOM
EINAR HANSON
Q. paramount Qictun
Nye-daxsling entertainment
that combines an appealing
love story with the most
sumptuous fashion parade
ever d i s p l a y e d on any
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G ood v a lu e s
G ood v a lu e s
SHAVING CREAMS
C olgate*,
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C o t y ’8, P iv e r s ,
V a lia n ts .
$4.00 v a lu e s —$2.67
$3.00 v a lu e s —$ L 9 9
$2.00 v a lu e s — $1 .3 4
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S p ir it s T u r p e n tin e
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Senna L ea v e
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E p so m S a lts •
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