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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Tlio refiiilnr business mcetliiB of tho Amoma class will bo held Wcd- "hosdny ovcnhiK, AuRiist lth, S p. in at thu homo of Miss lolfzabuth Blowart r.01 W. Hamilton. Mrs. Htowart will havo charUo of tho Ulblo study hour followlni; lliu hiislnoss kobsIoii. All old and now tiioinbors aro roiititslod to bo iiroscnt. Aimtol Llnon, n pound, imiier. In- oxliomlvo yot kooiI. Medford llook Storo. i Tho Atndrionn Hupllst Publication 8qdity' ChS-pol car "Mossujiger of PcW' will bo In tho U. it. yard this evening. A sorvlco will bo held at 8 o'clock. A cordlul invitation to all to conio and soo this Mission car 1b uxtended. "Taxl-333",iric anywiioro In city. Formerly Alco Tnxl. Now offlco NaBh Hotel, Phono 33. Ilaiobnl) TkIIIkIiI lunguo tills ovon Ing nt fi:30 at tho ball ground. Tills will ho ono of tho host of tho tmrloti, Watch for Aliron'a $1.00 unto, lio gfa Thursday luorulnp. Mnny urtl Olofl wo itli many time $1.00. 1H 'Mr. and Mm. frnnlnl Duff and tlatiKhtor of I'loroo, tfblirdskn, aro visiting rfcl'nllVi' In Modfonl. Velvet ! crohm nt Do Voo's. A. C. Alton toft Tuosday for San KranclHco, whoro lio will mill tho Crater I-nlui Mum to "draco's Visit to (ho Kopio Ulvcr Vnlloy" iiiovIch now ht tho oxnoHltlou. Wnloli for Aliron'H $1.00 Snlo, n nnlu to oliHin uji stock Tailored Suits, Wlntor, ContB, Silk Conls, Unono " CoVlfl, Trimmed lints, untrlmmod hns, nrtlclon worth many tlmos $1.00 ' silo'tidglnu Thursday a. in. Alironn. Ill Mun'nb'o'r Quintan of tho (Irants 1ns Coinmo'rclni olult lneoln with tlio tll'roctors of io Medford cluli Tuosday ' aftonipon with tho object of securing flvo Mcdrord nutoB to Join tho twelve furnished by OrnntH Purh to convoy ' tiio Joint coiiKroHslounl commlltoo froln CroHfont City to tlrauts Pans on tho visit of Inspection of the pro irpspd Cr'yeronl City harbor. MliiriJiuiiluTy Mlltlnory, at tlio M. M. bout. Storo, onrly Kail Koltfl and Novollliw. 11B Itudy Aslitou aiid bride or Han FrnncWco arrived In Medford Monday lljt to visit with frlouds In this city and vdlloy. Boo Ilavo Wood nbout Mint flro In fliirmico pQltcy. Offlco Mall Trlbuno ,TIio .morcury rom to 02 do? rocs Moiiiiy, tho heat b'onR (oinperod by n low humidity and n hraozo. In tho east tho tamo tuiuporaturo Monday CttUJpd nuinnromi prostrations and bahlofl tiled, owlii'n t'o tho high liu mldlty. A,fl arllploa poliiK nt $100 sale will ho displayed on contnr tahltfri. Conio, oltpfko from tlio many bargain. A snlclo clean up stock. Halo liotilns Thursday. Aliroim. IN Mr. and Mm. K. .1. Fonts nud daughter Itirn loft Monday aftornoon fpr H plflfliuro (rip to California and tho ,oxpo'llfon. ' "Tha Country Hoy." which Is tho Inmost phulo dramatlu otrortiiK by Jowh 1-. l.iisky, Is tlio Ideal typo or clean Rtid wholssoiuo photoplay such h should lis approehitod In nil tho illiiyUaiiiioii of thu better class. In Its ordinal UrauiHlle torm this play ran far nsurly two consecutive ssn- . sous In Nw York flty, niul Is ovon now In (leinsiul on tour. Star theatre tonight only. Coroner John I'orl Is attending to official business In Hold Hill loilny. I tnko iir4o i niuklng your watch koi perfet tliMe. 1 hvo every fa ultily for ilolui Jlue, watch repairing. JoUiuum tjio Jawelor. ;kt the rtlks plruie at Colestlu Siiu tla', .low Wilson of Tlent won tin nj-lw for wgUiiiiKi ' lv Wood wo'i) tlio lean uiun's i-hco. A olmnre to gt a high gratia flour at a low prle. Wtt have Just ship Pvh In ear of this flour ami will solj It 'out at $1.10 Pfr saek, l'roali Ouru Uml S5 a sack. Monarch Sl anil FMd Co., SIT IC. Main. IIS Half JoHttlngs of the Applegate ssMt Mrtnrtay In wllord attending to business matters. Vhon that auto whaal cracks and Pm It uaads flilug Wa inako as ' solid aa wr, at a small oxdonm. ltll- Itugs Qarrlaga and Auto Wnrkg. IS. T. SUpl of Ashland sput Mou4ay aftertMioa Iti Medford at toad lug la buslnnsa matters. Kaeto ibe fltaa from fcotari tha itivi llaa rllke,- Ky Kitoeliar on the rows and get tuore mtlk. 'Iry a oau Muusrt'b tU1 Pd Co.. I IT Kant Main Ht. Ill It T Ynuna nf Oallr aint Most ' duy In Medford and JaeksoovUta fct ' tending to legal matters. Po Ve oarrlaa the ttatl ltsto of flvo Cnt cigars In tho elt. 1 Won. 1 1 .if .l.ieKooiitltel sKnt SiiiuI. in tin- lt vi-i'Imk frleMs mill r IhUmm " Johuson, ut tin- Honk Store, an ofpert WftteU repsiti'i X C. Hnrroll of Hilt. Oat . Is pond ing a few dyt In '' city standing to huslnosu inaitfH Tho prlvnlo car "VaKabondla" bearing Percy Stewart and wife, the Misses 13va n'nd Hlcanor Stewart, Mine, CoUrot, maid (tnd W- V, Bmlth, arlved In Medford last nlglil froth San Farnclsco. Tho Slownrt fanilly nroi on a tour of tho land from Plalnfloltt. Kew Jersey, and left this morning for a two days' atay at Crater f.akc. They formorly spent their vacation soason In Europo. Ilcof Scraps $1.00 per Back. Oyster Shells $1.50 per sack. Ilaripln for Hits week. Monarch Seed & Jord Co, 317 K. Main St. 118 Coorgo K. Santlors of Orants Pass Is spondlug tho day In Mod ford at tending to buslnesH matters. Merchants' Lunch, 2Cc. The Shasta. 0. W. Hurnett of Hosoburg Is among the out of town visitors In tho city today. Siskiyou or Colostln wotor, 10c per bottlo at Do Voe's. C. F. Larrabo of Ilelllnghnm, Wn., Is a bustnoss visitor in tho city tills week. Chocolates, 30 cents lb. Do Voo's. Tho police routed out a number or wandorerH who wore sleeping under tho 8. P. water tank Mojitlny night. Home-made pastry at tho Shasta. County Hecordor Chauncoy Klorey of Jacksonville spent Monday after noon In Mcdford attending to county luminous. Sarety and service. Wo glvo both. Holmes, tho Insnumncp Man, Tho Methodist and ilaptlul teams of the Twilight league will meet this evening to (led tie tho championship of tho city. Tho wlnnor will meot a team from Grants Pass to dectdo tho chrucli championship of tho valley, Fresh roasted peanuts nt Do Voo's. A lull came todny In tho campaign for acreago for Irrigation, tlio Water Users' association using tho tlmo to consolidate their plans for further aggression for laud. The signatures secured to dato show land In nil sec tions of tho vnlloy, and an effoit will ho mnilo to connect up those hold ings. Alco Tnxl, lGc anywhere In city: prompt calls, cnroful driver; phono 382-11. Monngor F. W. Cnrnnlinn of tho lllue Lodge mine Is now at bis grub stake on the Silver Fork, and It ap pours that tho bottom linn dropped otu of tho rumor that tho nilno would stnrt at an enrly tlalo provided Iho county would Insuro good roads ror transportation of ore. Not n word has beon received from H. S. Towno, owner of tho mine, and tho county of ficials would like to hear from htm ns to bin definite plans. Home connect tho proaeiil visit or S. S. Uullls of tho IIiiIIIh IntorcHta with tho build ing of a railroad to tho rich mining section, but tho aftornoon Mr. Hullls wont away ho said his trip had no ronnoctlon with tiny development work. J. O, Corking, tho best nil nround phbtographor In southern Oregon. I Always roltablo. Nogatlvos inado any. whoro, tlmo or placo. Studio 228 Maln'St. Phono 320-J. Itnlpti Cowglll, englnoor of tlio Itoguo Itlver Cnnal company, hns re turned frnui a trip to Fish lake Harvesting of wheat and grain In now nndor way throughout tlio vntley Tlio grain crop this year Is nbovo the average in ylold anil hUo. (lei your butter, eggs, cream, milk dim butler milk ut Do Voo's. Mis draco Wolff returned Moutlnv evening from u visit with frlendS nnd raliitlveH at Dunsmulr. Cal. F. 1). Hutlon of Pendleton, Ore gon, Is spondlug a few daya In the city itttondlug to husluoaii matters Hnvo you tried ono of those do milk shnkoa at DoVoo's? Notice has been received by the police to bo on tho lookout for a woman oheok forger, who operate In small oltlos with rate Hurcosa In '"alliiRliiK" gullible merohanlH. She U described ns a beaut v and u styl ish Urssor nnd leflnwl. She cftslios a bogus eliock on a New York ilml eastern banks, upon the peln ihut her mbuoy ran out and ho wa with out Identlflentlou. aheBonernlly of fers tt leave an article of Juwolry as security, but no meirhaiit would take security (mm n good looking lady. Karly I'ull Fells, ntwst patterns. lowest prlcos. latant colorings. Miss lomubury, Mtlllnory, M. M. Dopt. Wore. H8 James Owens nnd famlb or Wollen letuinwl Monday rrom a visit to the Han Kraoclwo oxposltinii. Miss N'attlo Frasura who trlmmd fo- Miss l.oun8bury this spring Is pending tn or thrtM daya la Med ford. and with Miss Irfiuusbury of the M and M. inlllluory ttannrtHioiit. will leavo Saturday fr St Frtuiela- ea to attend the mUtluery openings. Fnele Job narrlsoa of tlio Cinna bar Springs, ts spending the wask In Modrord and Central Point. , 1'ncla Job was fort 'd to rotno to tow a to see a datUM. Though oara old It U as spry as a high sohool '. and firmly ballevas that the Cinnabar springs aro a fountain of youth Quirk anrvlM (or your Kodak fin ishing too Wtstoa's Oaiaaru Ihon. The water In Hoar crook l tailing rapidly, aud the slronnt Is now al most ns low as It was Inat fmt nt th tins. Ooergs Oldor of Montagna, Cal , It spending a fe ds tn tho elt aV tending to buiuvi uistter. MI'JDKOItU iMAfl, TIUUDNl!!. Kencnth Wllllntfia, formerly of Grants Past), purchased from Spo kane Id tho Northwest league by tho Cincinnati Nationals, hns disappeared from 111,0 Jlnoup of that team. Wil liams' dobut In the blg lenguo was auspicious, bajtlng .310 ,tho first week, but ho foil off miserably later. Tho regular first of the month meeting of Iho cltj council will be held this evening. Among the Im portant innltnrs coming ifp for dis cussion will bo tlio committee's re port on thu Metlyuskl rebotidlng plan, and tho application of tho Ilogtic Itlv er Public jervlco coriorn!ott for n franchise, ' Nothing defhilto will bo taken, ul regard to tho lnttor, ns It was decided at Hi 'Inst mooting to defer net Ion until nftor tlio decision of tho defend court on tha suit tit thotj Cnllfornlit'OroHon Powur cbmpnny. . Wo9.ton Camora Shop for rirst class Kodak' finishing nud Kodak supplies. Mrs. J. H. Cochran nnd Miss Ina Cochran who havo boon spending the last ten days at their nummer home on Fish lake, wilt return to Medford tomorrow. Joo II. Htomnn of Gold Hill spent Monday In Metlford nttcntltng to bus iness inntters. Ike Frldlgnr loft Tuesday morning for McCtoud, Cal., wlicro ho hn.T a contract for plastering. Wig Ashpolo and George Nichols motored to tlio Kngla Point district this morning on business, Take your watch to Johnson, tlio Jeweler, you will rccolvo uniiBtinlly good sorvlco. Yreka with Caster pitching defeat ed Weed 12 to 10, In 12 Innings Sun day. Ilroolts started to pitch for Yreka hut was pounded out of tho box in tho first Innings, Weed annex ing seven runs. With tills hnndlcnp Cnstor was called to tho rescue, nhti won Ills gamo after a hard fought battle. While running Into second Castor wns cut on tho licet with a splkb. VISITORS HERE FROM THE ANTIPODES Tho thlrly-flvo young Atintrntlnn student musicians who will visit Metlford Friday ftntl Saturday, Aug. 0 and 7, and glvo two concerts nt the Nutatorlum, represent tho Young Australian league, which lias for Its motto, "IMucatlon and Travel." This American tour Is under tho auspices of tlio government of western Ain trallu. Tho leaguo numbers over flvo thousand, and tho thlrty-flvo members who aro touring tho Pacific statoH at tho present tlmo havo been selected by the government by com petitive examination. They thus represent some of tho cream of Aus tralian jouth. "ot n v ppniN" Pl.uiM with tin u tnli.n stu dent musicians at Nat, ugUbt i and 7, Is a nephew of the famoun Count Zoppollp of GHtiiinny, Inventor of tho groat dirigibles that have struck terror to KurIIsIi oonBl towns. The pnrty qouslsta of thlrty-flvo member, lucludlug an nil-brass baud of thlrty-ouo ploeos. a stringed or chestra of twelve pieces, Lieut. J. J Simons, tho commander, Mr. Aitliur Coyne, tho financial secretary, ami Prof. Harold lletteritlKO, tho musical director. The baud Is famed through out tho commonwealth of Australia and rauka with tho foromost hoys' bauds of the world. Many of the. lads hold scholastic records, and eooli one is a star in mental nnd ph slenl prufiotoncy. The bo have placed at potti California expositions The Commercial club desires to placo the bojs Into tho homes of our Medford oltlxans during the two days they aro hero, and Sooretnry Streets, will bo very glad to hoar from any who would tike tti ontortaln one or two bright, clean, and most Interest lug young won from utratla ( Tksoo boy aro all of KnglMi de scent nnd rnngo In ago from twchci to twenty-two joars. i city TitiCAtirmcit's xoru i: Off tea of tho City Treasurer Med ford. Oregon. August 2nd. 1is Nollco la horyby given thnt there aro funds on hand In tho City Tre ury (or th radontptlon of tho fol lowing bonds. InipiotHuient IUmuIb: No. llt and 171. datod Hopt 1. 1U. Interact nn tha nbovo nnmod honds will onaaa nt tho now Mini-annual Intorost paying porlod. Sit. i. 1115 r.ts it HVMtEI.S. 1U Cltj Tiunr. irn -r--ngsiyfnjtosaag fflg3P(nlP snnnB' VtkSmtKt inMc',i4nnnnnnn i ijnwLnjjE 4Hn nnnvnnnn OnnWHsvnvr wtwL annninnK inBBLWgTjf ftfei 3nB iBBsaEBngSjnnngHawBgKjgBKnv MISDFOKI . 0U1500X, TPESDAY, ATTnt'ST 3, 1D1 1916 mm I FIVE IMS All the gen .t, of tho tleslgnlng and manufacturing organization nnd nil tho jnimonDu physlcnl antl flnnn clai rbVourcos tliat It rommnnds hnvo lioto llooA'concentrnteil Ijy tho Mnx Nvoll Molof cbmpnny lit tho produc tion of ofid refined chassis which for i&lf! will be available In flvo dlfforoht liody'bpos. "The Maxwell company for 1S1G liuvo not tl'cVlrletl In any wny froin their orliiiifnl'fbollcv laid out nearly throb ycarstgo, of building one ohns flls ntnl developing that to the high est point 6t efficiency," snld T. .t. Tonor, Pacific Const Supervisor of the Maxwoll Mbtor Sales corporation "Not oiily tloos the Maxwoll advance Ihto a stllf'In'Are Comniandlng posi tion through being 'stopped up' as a largor and' hotter dbvelopcd car1, and thnt wltliout Increasing tho yhcol baso nt tilt 'nnd with nn aiiillttbn of only ono'' hundred pounds in weight, but'; It rtdds tho dlgnlly of becOiiifng d coihileto lino. ' "Knch Rtipreedlni: Vinr ban fce'c'n ninrkctl Impr6venlen'ttt In tlio'Kfnx- well "2r" nltbOUKh there has be no radical' ehahfo In tho general cori'- stnietloh of tlio chnssls. Hut tho clofest nttonOon lo tho smnllesl, 'and seemingly friost trlvlnf details has brought iho Maxwell "215" gradunlly up to Its preVttt stmldhrtl of motor car perfection nml erflcloney, l'i to tlio MilllltO. There wns n time when It was thkon for cranted that n low-priced car iiQcessarllv had to bo cheaply constructed nnd Incomplete In cqnlp- mont and conveniences; out mat umo Is pnst. Tho 191 C Maxwoll '2G' has nil or tho up, to tlio mlnuto conven iences, Is complete In equipment, nnd ts design and nintorlals of construe Hon aro of the most approved antl highest grade. "Hut tho real prldo of tho Maxwell compnny is in tho lmprovomont ot tho mochnnlcal construction of Iho car which are not visible but which mnlto for greater cfflrloncy of por formnnco. Larger valvo openings, nnd a partial re-arrnngoment of tho design of the four elylnttor block motor results In moro power and more responsive nctlon. Tho fly wheel anil clutch aro now completely Inclosed nnd run In n bath of oil, pro tecting them from dust and grit, re ducing wear, increasing offlciency and producing tiulet action. Tho tim ing gears aro separately housed. Tho spark plugs aro plnccd practically In the center of tho tombustian cham ber, rendering the porforinnneo of the motor moro snappy than over before A new nml very practlcnl oil Indicator Is l'u Iho form of a float which Is comfeeted with nn arm Indi cator on tho outsldo of tho motor which registers tho oxnet amount or the oil In tho enso at all times, doing away with tho old btyle oll nlasb whit h Is so deceptive to the eio n inerenso lit brake lever age renders tho ear susceptible lo more perfect control, while the own er will derive material comfort rrom the ublllt to ndJUHt the brakes by means ot turn buckles thnt nro ac cessible when tho rtoor board Is lin ed The front wheel boarlngs havo been enlarged nnd the front nxlo strengthened. Improvements Made "Tlio electric hystem hns been Im proved In many tlolnlls. Tho head lights are snugly inounled on tho front fentler Iron, ctoso between tho body nnd wings, Imparting n staUnch anil trim air. The switch hns a dimmer attachment. Too. there is an iwtliiKtment switch on the Inslm iiiont board by iu'eans of which- tho Deep Well Drilling Oil. mif, nntl water wells, 12, 13, 1 l-lnch to i 00 feet. For prices seo .1. STIA i:s, ,fcNortli Central Tj ni i NOW AVAILABLE ggHBVISgflg . VlA-gggf B' 'AtlLJfl vLgH apni l -- - - anHa RMbT "rr I p4 l H (.(K)l) SK.1IT 'fill. urin ' t i . sum v i,i h c m . 0' in th I'rms i.. -Qiiaule. NO DKtil'i. fSBU 'IS ull..o DR. RICKERT EYKSlMIT SPUCIALI3T MEDFOHH, OKEGON drjver may increase tho rato ot bnt tcry chnrgo whenever nn cxccsslvo amount of night 'driving tends to exhaust tho hnttoriesat an abnor mal rate. A further evidence of res pect for tho cohvctilcjcb of the own er Is tho provision of n special tor mlnnl plug to which all of tho clec trie wires arc carried. All wiring which Is attached to the body Is car ried to the other terminal, so that In enso of removing the body tor any reason all that oti need to do ts to disconnect Hie plug, leaving every bit of tho wiring Intact bo that It is hot necessary to understand a compli cated wiring diagram In order tp mnko body changes. ' This is tho greatest economical chango (hat has evor been Introduced Into tho olec- trt' wlrlit'g'fl'cheme or nn nutbmobllo. Tlio weight' of tho Maxwoll 1910 flVe-b'assengdr touring" car cfomplctb imsbeen kept down to only 19C0 pounds. I am it believer In light height. 1' cont'ciitl thnt Ihcro Is ab faolutbly rio use of carrying around 'flvo or i)l 'hundred poilh'ds moro wo'lgllt than lo necessnfy for comfor tabiy transporting four or flvo people Greater weight costs nibr'c thnn Is necessary. I.t makes tiio car cost more Irf'Ulo first place, and it makes tlio car cost inoro to run In tires anilltWlhiel'.! A1 tt ' OL Jli IONEErVpis AT ,. . - Il 5 r HAILMUHU utiuooinu 'Hoi'.ii ItlLli,' brc.,' Aug. ft. The Vallr'o'atl graiio crossing claimed nn- 6tlfcr Victim when Datilcl T. Hodges, Jlvoryolnn qt th'fft' city was struck n'tid Instantly ' ltllcd Uy train "fib. ? i at 7: -15 tondny evening. The faTallty occurred nl Sordino creek crb3Blhg biio nllo west of Cold Hill, iibdges. driving nn ntit'o, had left "town on a livory trip. Ho was unnc- cbiriMnicd. It is thought thnt tho 'nuto ,lop prevented n view of1 tlio ap proaching train.' ' Tiio 'machine was struck fairly anil thrown fifty feet ajlghtlhg ns a tangled wreck with Its driver underneath. Two boys woro witnesses. Tho victim was ono of southern Oregon's best known citiz ens fnmed for his knowledge' of wood lore. Ho lenves n family. Coroner Perl will conduct nn Inquest tomor row. - - i . .- J OBITUARY Tho funeral services ovo'r Patrick Normllb who died rit 9 o'clock Mon day night from a paralytic stroke fol. towing n weeks' Illness, will bo held from tho Tamlly homo, 121 South Newtown street Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Kov. J. U. Hratlloy will conduct the services. Mr. Normllb was born nt Nnpanco, Cap., Doc. 2.1, lSrifi, and whon a young man located tn tlio United States. Ills homo for mnny years prior to locating In Metlford four yoftrs ago, was In Franklin, Pn. Since coming lo Oregon, Mr. Normllo lintl practically led u retired lire, no is survived by his wife. Nettle, nnd flvo for . . V 1 1 Second-hand SUITS ' u HATS am SHOES Will H. Wilson SAFETY FIRST Don't risk injuring yoursolf and sotting our house on fire by attempt ing to clean clothes at home. It is dangerous, and is not sor!h tho risk to which tan oxposo younelf. You can insur your own r-iftuy and the I roper handMng of your ciothos by e ruling tnt-.i for cteuntng i isslng, T-cIng to a ulant whie.h ' acdern, riro proof and up-to-date. Our iharges rro so low that It will not pay mi'i to do your on work. For your own protection, oall 211. CASH PA children who nro Miss Mabel Normllo, ,.. t a. trnmiin. w. Clautlo Motz, and Vo'rnian Normqlle, al.l of Mcdford, - - .!! fni-nlnriv OI and WHMJU" i. Aunnuiiv, u. ...... tha Jacobscn-llade company, of Port- 00 SI iU on ourracKS ioniser tiiun )lac Silk ((oa Uiidci" n'iris. coats. Sliirt Waists, etc. are many tunes the tfi.UU. ftegins Thursday A. M. Watch for Our $i Sale A salo to flPiin up stock, iimuy gnrincnis havo been i i ii.i... ..... itoitl liimi iinrl lire iinw ed on center table regardless ol hu-iuci- pvm: Suits Winter Broadcloth Cpats; Children's is Linen ("oats, Wash Dresses, Parasols, iMuslin wear, Crepe Clowns, rorseis, v. lumreu s Ti-minimi Mats. iimriiiiHiuti ujhb, .rfiii- c-ym "s&zzzim&3E&& A Rubber Chain Tread built Sls?WJ vJk. v. . 21 s&.to r T l--1C' rrsr l-f-'d kvV yyy s .xft (lift W j' 1 tKEP A TIRE PiECORD F W n ! i. Jsw BnnMsnmVI S MUsiliHsuW Leading Makers Adopt .Them Amorii? tho world-famous lendintr automobile mnnufneturcra who hiwc hlrcndy adopted "Chain Trend" Tirca ns n part of l.icir sinncaru equipment arc inc lunowiiii;; Biiick Girant Chalmers Haynes Dodge Bros. King These lendintr mnkes of cars arc famed for the high quality of their equipment. This proves that the sensational wear-resisting " Chain Trctd " Anti-skid Tires are " the big mileage " tirc3. Dy keeping one of out tire record blanks you can prove in hlnclc and white every claim we make for " Chain Tread " Tires, and lenrn thnt tho men who make thece leading cars adopted the right tiro when they selected the "Choin Trend." "Chain Tread" Tires Safely experts acknowledge our rubber chain trend, built on this powerful modern tire to be nn absolutely marvelous anti skid device. "Chain Trends" nrc not simply a fnncy design stamped on n lire they nrc real anti-skid tirco. Send your name and address, for a. set of Free Tire Record Blanks, to United Slates Tire Company, New York City. "Chain Trig J" Tint at telJ hv Linking ReUaHt Diottti Pa nn nrrrrt luhililutti b United StatesTiires A im Made hj the Ltr(eit Rubber Company in K World (Of rtlnj IG rtlorifi) x4iip$. VELVET ICE CREAM I Always plensos tlio youtip and tlio ol.l. Just tho tlctort tor tlieso hot days. It's jiuro, wholesomo antl ro treshliiR. Prompt itollvory on all Ice croam nnd butter orders. FRESH (MILK AND CREAM AT FACTORY The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. IMiono 4 SI 32 S CSt. To Crater Lake The Travel Is Now On. fiiS1' w'".ta lwl with the Hall Tn.xi Co. tS!LTl!hoc;.2S.kc Ulls oue uf the " UP HALL TAXI CO. MEDFORD, OREGON. land, but now a government railroad contractor In Alaska. Ho Is also survived by n brother in Now Haven, Conn., nntl two sisters who rcsido in Jersey City, N. J. v " i"v;-. ," and remember the values e$M on a Powerful Modern Tire" $&& fZfZ' isl' f." ' Maxwell Mitchell Reo UNION FEED AND "VERY STABLE FULL EQUIPPED LIVERY STABLE AMBULANCE1 SERVICE 112 South Riverside Phone 150 - GAUNYXV & BOSTWICK Proprietor ir isagy -- l ml fvRkA jw m