Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 03, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textp:oe two MEDFOftn MATL TTUBUNTK, MEDFORT). rmF;0T, TITmSDAY. JUKE X 1030. localBriejs The hlKb school 'commencement exercises will bo held ut the Puk theater tonixlit bc-Kinnini; at S : ii 0 , and doubtless I011K boforo that hour the hoiwo will be crowded to capacity and many turned away. ;; 'Wanted Beer ana pop bottles at DeVoe'a. Drtn'f nverlnnlr th filir ooln n ill dark colored trimmed haln. GO ner,'t-'o cent discount, Friday and Saturday. The Vanity Shop. ;) lnn E. Malionoy, editor of tho Coos I)ay Times, spent afw hours In .Med ford Wednesday. .Mr. .Mahoney who was onroute to San Francisco, reports the various lumber industries very active in Marsbfield and vicinity and that business is good there in all lines. - i Jlorseshoo tires and tubos are guar- teed and adjustments made here. change Tiro Co., 28 North ltlverslde 0 All dark hats on sale f0 per ceil ' discount, at The Vanity Shop, Friday and Saturday. V4 Judge K. -M. Culkins was summon ed to Portland on business and left Monday night for the state nietropo lis to . J-emalu there two woeks, bu will return In time to bold his on day session of circuit court us usua - ut Grants Pass. Dave you tried the Llthia mineral ? water? If not call tho bottling de partment of tho Jackson County Creamery and get a sample free. Children's hats one-half price. Th' Vanity Shop, Friday and Saturday ' ' - - - ' U4 A guest at tho Medford who Is ' longiways from hluio is E. Carranza a mining engineer, who Is hero on a mining doal in this vicinity with 1' : W. Spencer of San Krancisco. A complete lino Tru Bin cakes and .' ' crackers at the Palace Grocory. 72 Don't .'forget tho fish for Friday Shad season is on. Jludford Fish : Market. ISi ' h. K. Schmltt, the lumberman, and " 'Mrs. Schinttt are here from Gazelle Calif., and are guests at the Holland Bring in your old tiros and tubos V and got credit on. new goods or cash ' Exchange Tiro Co., 28 North ltlver- Bldo. 0.7 A. nice line of fresli fish, fruits und vegetables for you at the' Aledford Fish Market. (14 The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. 12. G. llensulman was operated on at Sacred Heart hospital Wednes day afternoon for horniu, and is get ting along nicely. , Good Iiouko und lot for ualo cheap, close In. Phono 40U-X-2. 1)3 School dunco at Apploguto, Friday June 4th. Tickets including uupper. $1.50 llolno's orchestra. -- (IS D. C. Pnlno, of the Union Trust company of Spuknno was In Medford . on buslnoss Wednesday with -Porter . J. Neft. - During tho gasollno crisis why not drive an Overland und average 2 miles to the gnllon of gas. . G5 Medford Taxi Co. is now at your sorvico. Stand at Jensen's Cigar Htoro. Phono GO, Hudson Super Six and Chalmers. Any pluco, any tlmo. Included among Oregon residents registered at the Medford uro Dan U Malon'oy of Coos Bay, J..-C. .Curr of Siilum, A. II. Forguson of Kosobnrg, F. 8. Johnson of Myrtlo Creek, and 11. J. Johnson, C. Stipe, Mr. und Mrs. C, IS. Stomler, A. C. Hall, 1- ; Burns, Thod. M. Hart, C. 11. Head, , L. C. DoBurgh, Z. N. Agoej K. W ' i Buckler and A. A. Halo of Portland ' The Laun-dry-otto washes and dries clothes without a wringer. People's Electric Store. ' ' 04 ' Delco-Llght Electrlolty for every farm. J. K. Bartlott, Modford Hotel Medforfl, Ore. ' " i C. II, Kmst waB a business visitor In tho city yostorday from Grants - Pass. Dr. Halstead, at 22',, Fast Main, 0 a. m. to D p. in. Phono (i'JO-.M. or. . Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing. 0 Fir nlreet. Miss -Burr, the public school teach er, leaves Juno Stli for Iter home ut Mankato, Minn. Coffoe has arrived. 3 His. 1. Truax Store. 64 Broken forglngs and castings, all 5 shapes, all metals, all sl.os, welded, Tolnforccd und guaranteed. Vulcun ' 'Welding Works, 39 South Front St. "If 1 hnve to put on three crews and work the 24 hours, I'll finish the paving of the Pacific highway from tho California Hue to Ashland this year," -. guarantees Oskur llubor There, remain about I'l miles lo . pavo. have finished eight miles or the ortg ual Ut miles." .Mr. Huber Is camping on tills one of his several contracts and came to town yesterduy ,to attend the highway commission lueetlng. Tho thru automobile truf , flc litis already Klarted, he reports i "Theru. ,nro between. 15u und Jilit machines going thru every day," says Mr. Huber. "and this Is only tho stall of the regular summer traffic. Most of the jiuciple In the machines a , campers, jind they pitch a tent by ythe roadside when night overtakes -tlioiii. As a rule, they Jaunt along Ywlthout being In any up pa re lit rush "'.to reach their destination. They are, . for tho most part, vacationists .The Oregonlnu. i :: The l.aun-dry-etto washes and dries clothes without a wringer. Peoplo's , '.Electric Store. 04 , - . Economize by using scratch pads for use. Get them at this office. tf , Andrew Johnson left the city today tor a visit at Boston, Mass., aud 'fe minity. Dclco-LIght Electricity for every farm. J. 13. Bartlott, Medford Hotel, Jtedford, Ore. - Dance t Trail Saturday, June it. kluslc by Majestic orchestra. 01 Eastern guests at the Medford are D. W. Hayes and Louis Adler of New York City and Milton I,. Hamllne of Baltimore. Among other guests at this hotel are Wm. A. Imes of G'al gary, Ca., and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Van Itiper, and Miss llernice MeXell of Seattle. ' Ladles' and Men's suits cleaned tljr, .to .1.5u; hats cleaned and blacked 50j to $1.50. Phone 223-J. 103 rsonn ucnirui. ui; See Medford Land & Insurance Agency, successors to D. H. Wood & Km. 20 Liberty Bldg., for fire Insurance, i tf Masons will be somewhat scarce In Medford next Saturday because of tho Shrlners ceremonial at Ashland. The W-stlusliouse cooks meals automatically. People's Electrl Store. .64 Ones, tho ladies' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fin woolens, lutest atyles always. tf The Kogue Itiver Baptist assocl tion will convene In Grants Pass to morrow and the sessions will last over Sunday. Dr. Held, the Irish evangelist will preach each eveulu Suit for hay and stock. Good qua! ity and price right. Farm Bureau Exchange. For tho best insurance see Holm the Insurance Man. B. A. Yancey, captain in the -33th U. S. infantry is in the city and guest at the Medford. Wo soil tires aud accessories for loss. Save money by paying cash at McCurdy-Downo Motor Co. 05 Tru Bin cookies und crackors. The Palace Grocery. Dr. E. II. Plckel loft Wednesday for Portland to attend tho convention o tho stute medical association. II will return Suturduy. The Westinghouse cooks meal automatically. People's Electric Store. 04 Do you ,wanl. to Have your curtains by washing and ironing them by the electric washer und Ironer at l'uul Electric Store? We will do It or show you how. Mrs. XI. M. Petor and son of Sa Francisco are visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. "Peters will bo remem bered as Miss Etna Payne. They wil visit In Medford for about two month: ind will later be joined by Mr. Peter Your cash Is worth more at Mc- Curdy-Bowno's In Gates's old store as we give a discount on tiros and ac cessories for cash.. 05 Mrs. Paul -Hanson, corsetloro for XuBone. Phone- (1S5-J. After thirteen -yenrs' continuous rostdence on 'Newton avenue, Medford Josso Houck is: moving to a new homo on Oukdule street. Mr. Houuk Is well known in Ashland whero he spent his boyhood days and owiied conslduruhle prpp'erty hero previous to settling in Medford. The residence now- owned by -F.- J. Shinu on Oak street at ono time was owned by Mr Houck, us woll as a 700 acre ranch located southeust of Ashland. Ash land Tidings. Bring happiness to your homo wjtU a Falrbanks-Morsti automatic wutor system. People's Electric Store. 04 For eye, our, nose, throat see Dr Heine, Liberty Bldg. Glusses fitted. Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Pakins of San Francisco who are enrouto by auto to Minneapolis are visiting for a few lays with Geraldlne Hukes. Coffoo weok at Truux storo. M. J 11. , Golden West, Golden Slur, Gol den Gate, Schilling's, Folger's Com- rado, Tillman & Bondol's Aromatic brand, all at reduced prices, and threo lbs. of our fine blend in bulk at $1. .04 Your spring suit best woolens, reasonable prices. Klein tho Tailor East Main, upstairs Callfornlans at tho Medford are H 8. Wllloughby and II. E. Dunning of Los Angoles, C. It. Jordan of Sacra mento, und the following from Sah Francisco: Mrs. C. Gallaghor, Mlna llernice McNeil, E. Dunlen, H. E Walker, 11. .1. Millor, J. A. Van Horn '. II. Archer, ' ('has. Conner, Noah redorii k, .1. (1. Jackson, F. W. Spen cer, A. M. Klein, B. A. Shullhorn and ohn P. Kieran dtrlng hnpplness lo your home with Fuirbunks-Moro automatic water system. Peoplu's Electric Store.- 04 Tablets' and scratch pads made of news print, for school nnd offico use for sale ut this offico. tf The Madford lodge of Elks will old exorcises nt tho Elks temple in ho observance of Flag day. Flag ay will bo tho 14th of Juno, but the xercises will be held on Sunday the lib itcal homo mudo sorghum at Hutchison & Lumsden. Houses for sale. Jackson County Building & Loan association Mrs. Anna Kost und Miss Ida Brown of Hartley, Iowa are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Meeker. Expert repairing on sowing ma chines. Singer Sewing MichliiQ 'o phono 215-K, 10 South Fir. A nuunllty of mill run mny bo had at the old piico at the BqrrtwuH Fruit Co. . '6.HT Mr. and Mrs. H. Schuler hnve re turned from an extended trip In Min nesota and other states. Three lbs. of our fipo blend coffee $1. Truax Store. . C I Sborwin-W'illiams arsenate of lead the best on the market; also Black Leaf "40". Bardwell Fruit Co. OS Jay II. Illiuinun of Weston, W. Vn. and I). A. Brodle of Washington, D. C, are eastern guests ut the Holland. Sanitary Beauty Shop, Gariiett- Corey Bldg., rooms 4 00-407. Phonu S41-K. General work. 84 Wo do hemstitching, plcotlng. The Vanity Shop, next Ulaltu theatre. WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS Day Phone 12i27 Night Plumes V. V. Wes, U27J-2 .. I., t)rr, 1W7-J-:1. For keen wit, humor, satire and laughablo entertainment the "Pass ing Show" had nothing on the class night function given last night by the graduating class in the high school auditorium which kept the capacity audience in almost continuous merri ment. The class prophecy Btunt was especially clever, Leland lirophy act ing as his satanic majesty and Ever ett Bruyton as St. Peter, and us members of the class came before these dignitaries and related what they did on earth, they were consign ed below or above, according to the merits of their cases. The rest of the program follows: Welcome, Helen Plulhrook; violin solo, Ruth Camp bell; class history, Wilbur Godlove clusa poem, Louise - Hodges: vocal solo, Everett Drayton; class will. Beth Clark; class prophecy, Leland Brophy, Everett Brayton; class song, class of .'20; presentation of memor ial, Helen Phllbrook; class yell, class of '20. , . , . Moving Block out of town. If you want to get bargains for a few days call-ut. Wonder Store. - . . 08 Hemstltelilng, picotlng 10c per yd. Thread furnished. Singer Shop, 10 South Fir street. Mrs. Florence Lee.' county health nurse, lias resigned that position, and leaves Friday for Minnesota, in which state Bhe will locate. It is under stood that a successor will soon be appointed by tho county court. French pastry and dainty confec- tlons made fresh daily at Rex Cafe, tf . Tha M..UuttA n..l,n.....n ...111 l,., . ,,o iMujoaui: ui lllCBLlll will lUlllinil the music for the school dance at Applegate tomorrow night. G Ir. and Mrs. G. A. Nolson of Klam ath Fulls and H. Egeberg of Glendal are among the Orcgonians registered at.the .'Holland:-..,-.. Big njasiiuerade at Tulent, June 12 A million 'dollars worth of fun for a nickel. Everybody come. G Real moonlight and real Jazz dances at Gold Hill pavilion, Satur day night, June 5. 6 Mrs. Lodema Hough and son, C. B MfiConnoll loft last night for tho eas where they expect to visit relatives In Chicago and vicinity. They just recently sold their home' on West Second street and may decide to lo cate permanently In tho east. When gas is scarce you won't worry If you have an Overland ou average is 25 miles to the gallon. 65 Big dunce. Gold Hill, open nir pa vllion, Sat. night. Good music, good roads. Come. 05 Sheriff Terrlll accompanied by his wife as matron,, left Monday night for Greely, Colo., to bring Mrs. Dan Goodan back, hero to be tried charges of passing bad checks. He also hopes to be able to bring Goodan back, but this is somewhat doubtful as tho Colorado authorities doslro to try him there for tho passing of bad checks. Hnvo Just Installed new olectric Thor washer. Your washing done promptly and efficiently. Mrs. Henry Burnetto, Tulent, Ore. Box 113. 63 For burgniiiB in second-hand and used machines call Singer Sewing Machine Co., 10 South Fir, phone 2 IB-It. C. B. McConncll, known to his many friends as "Mac," left last night or Chicago whero ho expects to lo cato. "Mac" was a familiar figure in ho downtown district having been district manager for tho Portland Journal In southern Oregom Ho was also a prominent worker in several local-lodges and will be missed by hi many friends. Wo are now hanotnig Orchard Brand Spray materials, good quality, prices right. Farm Bureau Coopera tive Exchange. Phone 932. - 69 Kodak finishing. Good work, low est prices. Japanese Art Store. ' County Clerk Floroy again calls ttontlon to tho fact that every auto owner or person who drives an auto, under tho now state law, must take out an operator's license by July 1st These licenses must bo obtained from tho seoretnry of stato's offico at Sa em, and to avoid tho rush tho wise ones will forward applications at once. Tho fee for obtaining the opor- tor's license Is only 25 cents. We are not satisfied unless you re. City Cleaning and Dyeing AS'orks, 01 South Rlvorslde. Phono 474. Auto ropnlrlng M. J. Swing, with llttson Motors Auto Home, 29 South Front. All work guaranteed. tf Frank P. FnrrolPs expense account filed with I ho Becretnry ' of state shows that it cost him $158.40 to run for the republican nomination of onnty prosecutor. Ralph Cowglll only spent $32.40 ill his campaign rylng to capture tho republican noni- nutlon for stuto representative, his led expense account says. lonio mnde Rogue River brooms 5c at Hutchison & Lumsden. Ladies' and men's suits thoroughly leaned, $1.50. City Cleaning & Dye ing orks. Phone 474. ,Viother popular moonlight danc ing party -was staged at tho Medford lUatorlum last night. A good sized ruwti enjoyed the affair including many from Ashland. The next nata- orium dance will bo jhe week-end party Saturday, Juno 5th. Orres, tailors for men and women. High grade only. Ashland. Ore. Why pay 2Gc for sugar when you nn buy homo made sorghum for lSc Hutchison & Lumsden.. O. 11. llrcnnemnn of the Californla- regon Power company Is over from laniath Falls for n few days. ithin mineral water has great rno- Iclnal value. Phono 51. Jackson 'ou nt y Creamery. All kinds dry wood and mill blocks. phono S59 or 519-J. Kay Blackburn. K I Films Developed Better ' Prints Made Clearer Tromnt attention tn Afnil OnlArs swfm's STiinm K 11 217 Fast Main SI. Mrrifnrrf Please do not wail until Friday or Saturday te hand in society news, re ports of meetings, etc., held, during the first of the tyeek, hit send in a written report pr 'phone 892-M, -io i.Iety editor, as soon as the event hap pens. This-will insure a better re port and be a general accommodation to us. " Pure home jna;e.'sojghuui lSc at Hutchison &Lumsdcn. Home-made bread and pastry fresh daily at Rex Cafe. - tf COPENHAGEN. June; fiWTiie N. tionnl Tldentfei says today it fearns that Norway". 'refused to accept tho mandate over vDaiizig when -ft was proforert by 'tne 8upremecpuh'iil an the, mandate wuu then -accepted by Poland; '" .," : !''' OBITUARY WORLOW--Dled May 24, 1920, at 3:3V p.. in. at the family residence o James L. Gordon .of Fort Klamath Marv E. Wlorlnxv nirpd HA venra mid "ve months I tlufPncurl Deceased, was born in Boone county Missouri, on December 2, 1S35, an was the daughter of John and Mary Cemons,of that, place. On Jupe 3fl, 1852, she was united in marriage with Jacob L. Worlow and to .this' union 13' children' were born. Five are' left to mourn the loss of a beloved mother. , Those living aro John Worlow o Burns; ; Ore., Jas. Worlow of Malln Orq,,;.AIrs. Rena VeBt .and Harry Worlow of Lynden, Washington, and Mrs. Jas. L. Gordon of Fort Klamath, Ore. Sho' leavos 4i4 grandchildren and 111 great grandchildren, and one great great gandch 111 . Mrs. Worlow crossed the plains with her husband and threo children by ox team 1805 and. settled in tho Willamette valley, In 1870 she moved to Rogue River valley and here her husband died in May, 1891. In 1S98 Mrs. Worlow canie tjJ Fort Klamath, Ore and until the time qf her demise hud made her home with 'her daughter MrSi James Gordon. ..She is deeply mourned by 'many as.her loving and helpful spirit made her beloved by all who know horwv , . Funeral services wore rendered by Rov. Cookliigharii ' lit -the Methodist church of Fort Klamath nt 2 o'clock .May 2(1 and interment was made at tho Fort Klamath cemetery. Plil KTT mw. T.' A. I'ruelt died Muv HI, lil'Jd, nt San Fuleuienii lies pitnl San I'Vnniiseo alter a shor illnesM. She was born in KprimrfioKl, Mo December 10, 18112. In 1877 ilic crossed the plains with her parents Mr. anil Mrs. Win. tinrrett, loculin in the Honue -Hiver valley. On June 188(1, she was married to I. A i rueit, still residing on the same larni thev went t oui'ter I heir tuur ruiire. There are left to mourn her loss her husl)aiul,4ivo ediuwliiers, Mr Donna Durham, Siicrnmenlo, fill., and Georgia I'ruetl of Modl'ord, one sis ter und six brothers. Mrs. ,1. M. Cum mums ul Marvsville. Oil.; Kd Gar rett, Sun Pedro, Oil. ; Win. (Inrrett, Geo. (turret t. N. J. Garrett, J. M. Gar rett, and 1'. ('. Garrett all of Medl'on! and One uiundson. Gene lliuhnm. The tunerul will lake place lit Week iS Orr nndertukim; parlor at 2::i0 Fri lay afternoon. WEDDING BELLS I hi the presence of onlv close rela tives, Puul K. Mercer and iiollie lhompson were united in iiiarriuuo nt the home ol the officiatim? I'lersrvmnn L. Mvron lioozer, Wednesday. June 2. at a Mil o clock in the cveiiimr. Th beautiful l're.slivleriun wedilinc core monv was read -.mil the tun well known people ol. Medford heian their! wedded hie under; tavorable auspices. Atter a bnet minevmoon the vouhl' nopolo will be at home to their manv trieiuls, ninkinir. thi'ir home in Mod ford. - ' . ' TOO LATE Tt CLASSIFY WANTED. Second linnrt lumliei- iiiuiuing I or burn, for cash. Phone 4 11-ij. x i;.j iinnuc street. OR SALE Good -hay rako $30.00 snowy Butte Orchard, Central irotnt.-ore. . ' . G4 WANTED Cook for family of two. .-u cniinrcn. Rogue Jliver Vallev Canal Co. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, 5.2. Phone 452-M. -' . tent 04 STRAYED 1 8' head young goats last seen in tn nenglcrdlstrlct. Notify Jesse Richardson, Central Point Feed Store. ,. . ti 4 FOR SALE 50 gal.-gasoline tank, steel spring cot, dropuead sewing machine good order. Some an tiques. Douglas. 101 South Cen tral. Phone til 5-J. t DR. RICKERT A i'iia KTTCS 8CIHNTrFIOAt,T,T it.STKlV, AND GLAS.SC PROPERLY FITTEi no rmops tski Brokea LeitM Accaratnty Duplicated Snlt over Mar Co. 308 E. Main. Upttaln - OFFICER IRE ' Captain B. A. Yance of the 35th infantry at- Camp Lewis, Wash., is here for a few ' days on recruiting duty for the 35th infantry. Camp Lewis is twenty miles from Tacoma, Turing the war Camp Lewis was occupied by the 91st aud lath'dlvisiona.' There is a great deal of amusement and social life pro vided for the soldiers of the camp literary,. Liberty .theatre,' Red Cross Hostess house, service clubs'and the Non-Commltssioned Officers.' club. A dunce is held every week at the Red Cross Hostess house for all soldiers of the camp. ' The Non-Commissloned Officers' club also has weekly dances. Camp Lewis maintains a largo voca tional' school '. wliorc'4 soldiers are taught all grammar school and high sihool subjects, such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry and Spanish. Bus iness courses are also taught which include typewriting, shorthand and bookkeeping. The most popular course, however, - at tho vocational schools is the automobile and motor truck mechanics' course. This course develops a soldier into a trained re pairman and automobile mechanic. These schools are maintained free by the government for ail men of the camp. The 35th Infantry is accepting men for one or three years enlist ments. A man enlisting for one year can learn a trade, and return -to civil life, prepared to cam moi.q money than when he entered the army. - Sinn Feiners Active. ' : CORK, 'Ireland, June II. It is-to-ported that Sinn Feiners durimr the night attacked one nuvnt station nt yuecnstoivii . mifi five - coaMt iruiird stations,. 'beintr successful in nil- in stances but 'one. 1 -j i i liy suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre? O. G. C. preparation for toitre has bene ii ted many. Why pay scvcrnl liundred dollars for nn opi-ration to remove a uoitn: when O.G.C. can be obtain-fd for bucIj a comparatively Bniallexptrndilurcf p.G.C.wliun properly applied (fives mitis lartory rsu Its, or y on r money will liu r.'fundi'd. O.G.C. i sold direct, by mail only. Write for booklet. . Address Dept. Z ' O.O.C. CHEMICAL COMPAfY Seattle, Washington The undersigned banks will remain open until 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays, beginning June 5 and ending Aug. 28 . Central Point State Bank The State Bank of Talent, First State Bank of Eagle Point First National Bank of Ashland. ' The Gold Hill Bank. : : -vv. - - State Bank of Ashland. . Bank of Jacksonville. . ' The Citizen's Bank-of Ashland. Pine Belt Bank Co., of Butte Falls. - mi. - ii '.. i Tr i i m j-v j-iio xMii-ci aut'Ciei wue-ion Tiuifk is m rcalitv a ncco.ssitC to tlio .-wideawake retail gi-occilnot "only for the ot-oiioiiiif solution ' of the delivery problem, but for the bringing of goods from the docks or stations- to' his t-uict; uu iiiiss, ami lor traversing tlie eountrv and liriuging in produce 1' or years the h ord One-Ton Truck with its splendid maganese bronze worm-drive, powerful Ford Model T motor, strong A'anadium steel frame, lias been serving m every. Hue of busint the tirst complaint as toi'ear axlo trouble or motor trouble. It has the low-' ; est purchase pnee on the market, and the cost for operating aiidmaintkin-; nig is exceedingly small. In fact, the Ford One-Ton Truck has become a b.isnicss necessity. Leave your order with us,.the Authorized Ford Dealer. . ? e.??U vo.'ou Prompt, attention and assure you reasonably. v-romnt do--. jiM-iv jiimi give you an operation ot the Truck. Dancing Academy MODERN INTERPRETATION CHARACTER . , f );'' ' Adult and Children's Classes -- . '-Jjbr 'information call 50G-J. , ' " -;'- . : MISS KATHRYN SWEM 1 ' j piiliiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Watch Our Window for Friday and Saturday Specials ". , 46c One to a 1 WEEKS & ORR I ' V n Medford Vulcanizing Works NOTICE n-i m . .. inter servito that win insure;. vour G. E. GATES AUTO CO. New Quarters Sixth and Riverside MEDFORD, OREGON ' ' ' ' i Insist on Genuine Ford Tarts. 1 i Customer iMichelin small-size casings and tubes coat little If any more than ordinary makes. Auk us for prices . : y prompt de- COllLiUUO'.iS ft