Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 15, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORl) AfATtj TRTBCTNR MEDFOftD. -ORKfiOX, WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. 1021 PSQE SIX F TOURING STATE VISITS G. LAKE 10 s T O ' R A i a E , our Kitchen clean as a new pin YOU can keep it that way when you use a good oil cookstove. No drudgery no dirt. Just touch a match to the burner and you have clean intense cooking heat. To be sure of best results in yourstove.use PearlOil the uniform kerosene. Pearl Oil is clean burning and eco nomical. It is refined and re refined by a special process. Every drop is converted in to real heat. Pearl Oil is for sale by dealers everywhere. Order by name- Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARLOIL HEAT AND LIGHT, m m 1 I Sold only i by dealers give tire mileage at the lowest cost in history NON-SKID NON-SRIDCORD , OI.I) NEW OLD NEW 30x3 $17.55 1$12.85. 30x354 20.80 15.00 $34.25 $27.50 32x3K, 26.30 21.00 41. IS 36.40 32x4 34.95 26.90 52.30 46.30 34x4i 49.85 38.35 62.05 54.90 35x5 61.15 47.05 77.35 68.45 30x3H RED-TOP,Old S27. 75,New $22.00 , Plus Il'ar Tax. Reduction en all styles and sizes. A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product We Carry a Complete Line of Fisk Tires and Tubes MEDFORD AUTO COMPANY BUICK AND CHEVROLET CARS Corner Main and Holly Streets. STORAGE FURNITURE MOVING PACKING, uml SHIPPING, BAGGAGE DELIVERED S T O R A G E KEIZUR TRANSFER Cor. nnrtlolt Nth. Plume s:a MAIL YOUR FILMS to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St. Medford DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director Yon can afford to ride A Harley-Davictaon Gaylord Cycle Shop Minn (iiaco Mitchell arrived hom1? yostcrilay from Kulispcll, .Montana. where sho wan head of the Domestic Science department of the hlKh school for tho term lust closed. Miss Ida Johnson of Eugene, who also has liecn teaching l the Kails- pell hifih, uccompanlod her home. The two young ladles made short stops at Spokane, Seattle. Tavoca, Portland and The Dalles, visiting friends and relatives. At The Dalles liy previous arrangement they met Vesta Holt. .who has heen teaching at that place tho past year and a party was made i'P consisting or Miss Holt, Jljfis John son. .Miss Mitchell, Mr.. 'Alan Woolloy of The Dalls and Austin Jtaymond of 1'atrlcks Creek as guesls of Miss Holt In her car motored through Central Oregon, via Ilend, and Klsmalh Palls, taking In all the scenic attrac tions on the way. Including Crater I .alio to which place they drcvo as far as poslshle on the Sand Creek road and hiked over the snow the hal ance of tho way. Owing to the wind blowing and the wonderful activity of tho mosqultos however they were rather disappointed In tho view. Tho party only stayed Indoors one night on tho trip, that was at Bond, whore they put up at the leading ho tel. Tho girls say that the landlord evidently heard that they were com ing as tho keys that tho clerk gave them wore decorated with slelgh liUls and there wore signs In the rooms stuting that every artlclo was listed in the offlco'and if anything was missing It would he charged to their account. FUG EXERCISES ARE E Tho Flag Day exercises of tho Med ronI lodge of lOlks, assisted by the (1. A. R. and American Legion, held last, night at tho Elks temple wore well attended and very impressive The hall was beautifully decorated with special flags, flowers and plants and If possible the most . beautiful floral liberty bell over made by N. S. Dennett. Tho (1. A. R., tho W. R. C. anil the American Legion auxiliary were largely represented In tho aud ience. The program incluiiod the patriotic uddrcHs by 10. K. Kelly, Introductory exorcism and altar service by the ex alter ruler and officers of the Klks lodge, history of tho flag by Floyd Hart, solo by Mrs. Fred Strsig. orcheslra selections, and selections by a (iiinrtet composed of Mesdames Fred Strung and Frank Isaacs and F. C. ICil- meades and Win. Vnwtor, and the singing of America by the audionco. , "Straight Is l.ia Way" la "Slraight Is tho Way," the pli: tine diiiniati.iition of "Tho Manifesta tion of Henry Ort," ICthcl Walts Muni- ford's delightful oulju board -satire. which will bo shown at tho Rlalto theatre today. Deft touches of brilliant satire, de lightfully human characterizations, mil droll situations are high lights in this production which from a scenic, histrionic, literary and directorial lHitnt of voiw reaches a .remarkably high standard. An exceptionally well balancod oust Includes such sterling players as Matt Moore, llrorgo I'arsiius, tiladys Leslie, Mabel llert, Van Dyke It ranks and Henry Smiley. ' i Brewsters Million!, Page "Brewster's .Millions," which has been read by thousands of readers and which Is considered ono of the most popular novels ever penned by George Hair .McCutehoon, has been adapted to the screen and serves as a feature for Itoscoe I Fatly) Arbuekle. ' The rotund star will appear In the production at the Page Iheatre today and remain der of the week with .1 east that In cludes Hetty Ross Clark, Charles Ogle, Mnrlon Skinner and a host of others. The story has served the stage alHo. but Impartial critics declare the screen version excels It as a medium of humor. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds and Sid The arrivals of Tuesday at the eitv auto camp were bs follows: Mr. Mis. Sid Drown and child.. and Hrown, Jr., of Welser, Ida., enrotitc south in Iwo cms; C. K. Chrlslner and friend of Arlington. Kas.. enroute to Seattle: Mr. and Mis. J. Talbert and child of Marslifield, Ore., here with o view of locating: S. W. 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