MTCDFOrJ) M"ATL TTCrBTTCTK ISfRDFORD, OK1WOX. FRIDAY. J UXK 2t, 1021
PSGE TWO
deal and
Personal
Tlio last meetlnK of tlio Y. M.-C. A.
camp candidates for tlio camp which
that orRanizntion will' establish on
Hoguo river near Hutto creek next
week will bo held at the pulillc library
Saturday night at 7:30. This gather
ing Is to make final arrangements for
the 12-mile hike, to the camp from the
city park next tiifsday morning Any
boy of JacksonQtiivly oven 19 years
of jige and of good character Is elig
ible. The camp equipment will be
seat by auto. Indications, are that
boys from all part Jlfc 'county wlll
be 'present. The return trip from the
camp will be made next Thursday,
hemstitching, plcotlnb-. Singer Sew.
ingMach. Co., 10 S. Fir St. Phone 215-It
Tho June bride harvest In this coun
ty has been .i very good crop this year
and (hero yet remain six days willi
splendid prospects for many more
weddings. Prospective brides and
grooms, as well as their relatives and
friends, should particularly read the
page ad In this Issue with suggestions
of where to purchase tho trousseau
and presents. Modford merchants are
especially well prepared for everything
In, this line.
Tho cooler weather of today with its
nice forenoon breeze was welcomed
Tlio maximum tomperaturn of TIiuph
day was 03.7, ns compared with that of
95.6 of Wednesday. A generally cloudy
condition is predicted for tonight and
Saturday.
$5. L. Ooff writes Insurance oV' any
thing anywhere. ' ...tr
Ladles! When you order groceries,
flour, produce ami household neceusl
Has of any kind do you nsk for homo
made and home grown products? If
you have not been doing so why not
observe this rule, help build up your
town and establish mora pay rolls
thereby increasing your returns. - Get
I ho habit and Insist on homo products.
CM. Houston and Hugo Ouenthor
of the Modford postoffico staff leave
tonight for Kugono to attend tho state
convention tomorrow of tho Oregon
8tato Federation of Postofllco Clerks,
ofiwhlch Mr. Houston Is president. Mr.
Cluonthor is secretary of tho local
chaptor of tlio organization.
The Farm Itureau will glvo a moving
pliituro show at Henglo, Sat. eve., June
25. Proceeds to go to homo demon
stration fuiri. Kvoryono invited. 8!
Blind ton, cents anil ling cod fifteen
conts por pound today and Saturday
at Modford Fish Co. 81
Tho elevator In tho federal building
has been Cut of commission for sev
eral days and will bo Unit way for
probably four or flvo days yot until a
now' fllffcfro magnlto brako ari'ivea
from Chicago.
Troo props and plno flumo lumber.
UW Pines Lumber Co. tf
Tho coolost ijlaco In tlio cltj' will bo
In-Iho spaclbus'liall at tho Niiliitorlnm
Saturday iilalit? ICntortiiinmont liy (lio
big.;' Imiiorial orchestra. Admission
10c- 8.
Tho Elks lodgo will not IkiIiI weekly
Hohslons as In past years during July
arid August. Tho next meeting will he
hold tho third Thui-sdny "lii July, and
tho' August mooting will bo held the
flrnt Thursday of that month. Then
tho -regular woekly ineulliigs will be
resumed In September.
Invest your savings In tho Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
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,Wo aro payjnifc 2IIc for eggs at tho
I'Brm Uuieaii Cooperative ICxehiingo,
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.Miss Anna Ilurd of Denver, Colo.,
and Miss FWmmi-e Ilurd of Clal'lln.
Kas., arrived liero last Wednesday to
spend their vacations with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Kurd.
piwn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. '201-J. tf
ftoyal typewriters. Tlio twin-six of
them all. Modrord Honk Store. 81
Tho first forest fire of southern
Oregon was reported Wednesday near
(ajlco In .fosephlno county by the Sex
ton ..mountain lookout. The fire cov
ered about 30 acres before It was got
ten under control, ! ' '
Will exchange new goods for second
hand or pay rash. Mordoff & Wooif.
!!
The coolest place In tho city will be
initio spacious hall at tho Natatorlum
Saturday night. lCntertainniont by the
big, Imperial orchestra. Admission
10c. 8I
d. W. Luce, freight traffic manager,
! and H. A. Hlnshaw of Portland, gen
I era freight ngont, of tho Southern
! Pacific railroad, who spent Thursday
I In Modford looking over tho general
situation, departed on Mr. Luce's spec
ial car last night Tor Iti.seburg and
Eugene.
Silgar Ilqwltnxl, country trips spec
inlly. plKtj Ji-It, ..' s:'
W1 develop kodak" fflniB freo. West
Bide Pharmacy. ..... . tf
Jfi and Mrs. 11. Levi of San Fran
elm witbtliilr inald and chauffeur,
who; tiro on h. motor trip to the north,
arrljrfd In the city Thursday after
noa.' spent tlio nlghVnt the .Modford
amUdolltifiutvt tttfi tlnlr Imirnov f,ifluv
Victor flijrjjaififc family of Dunsniuii',
l 'bio, visltod the family of K. K, Cave
of this city Monday and Tuesday, and
loft for Seattle Wednesday.
JiOose Loaf ledgers to fit any busi
ness. Medford Hook Store. Si
Tio tciniwrnluro of tlio Hogno liver
hiis.'greatly warmed up with tho hot
weather of the week, and the depth of
tho water has much subsided, which
means that In another week theio will
be fine fishing. Dear creek and I lie
smaller streams are In the same con
dition Raisins, large package, 27c. West
Bldd. Groceteria. 8 1
Two popular dances this week by
the Majestic orchestra: Friday night
at. Jacksonville and Saturday night nt
Engio Point, Enut sed, Si",
Among tho Klamath Falls people In
tho city arc Mr. and Mrs. F. II. .Mill
and C. I). Johnson.
I'icotl.ig
Hemstitching
8c per yd.
Iluttons coverod.
Handicraft Shop.
12 lbs. sugar J1.0U.
cetcrla.
tfl
West Side Gro-!
Sl
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. tlio
Eagle Point Eaglets will play the
Printers on the local grounds at the
north end of Holly street. The Eagle
Pointers were victorious over tlio ink
sllngers last Sunday on the Eagle
Point grounds und tho printers have
blood In their eyes and vow Bweet
Vengatinc. No admission will be
charged and a large attendance is de
sired. Interest on city assessments will be
delinquent after July first. Hotter
tako care of It now lest you forget. 87
Anyono knowing Mrs. V. A. Peters'
address pleaso call 333. 81
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Taylor of Rose
burg were business visitors In tho city
Thursday. .
Mrs. Geo. Maddox, dressmaking,
room 1, Sparta Hldg. Prices reason
able. 85
Owing to a change In plans there
will be no Woodmen picnic next Sun
day. , 82
' J. Ashcr Ncfr or (he II. S. marine
corps who reported back to duty on
the II. S. S. New Mexico, flagship ol
the Pacific fleet, at San Pedro, Calif.,
on July. llth after a furlough visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Neir,
will bco much of tho world In Hie next
year. The New Mexico left San Pedro
for San Francisco on .July 22nd to
remain In that port until after July
Ith, and then starts on its cruise ot
South America, following which it is
scheduled to crnlso to Hawaii, Japan
and Australia. The Medford boy re
cently passed a 100 por cent physical
examination In the service
Sco Handicraft Shop window bar
gains in children's dresses, Friday and
Saturday. 82
Dnncc at Gold Hill Saturday nito.
Paved roads, good music, good floor.
81
Mr. and Mrs. T. IS. Hanlols leavo for
Portland tomorrow whore Mr. Daniels
will next week attend a convention ol
Ilfo insurance agents.
Umbrella covors. Liberty Shop. If
Hundreds of young turkeys are dy
ing from tho fatal disease lllackhcad.
'I urkey ralsors cun eliminate this loss
by using Gonnazoiio, n guaranteed
euro for all poultry dlseasos. Monarch
Soed & Food Co., sales agents. tf
Tho paving of tho highway betweon
Grants Pass and Medford is progress
ing in good shape, only about of a
mllo being loft heroro tho paved parts
are connected up. Tlio unpaved por
tions aro about 2-100 feet near tho lime
plant and about 2000 fotat Gold 1IIII,
Iho hot stuff being pourod In tho town
now. Tho work will be completed In
a Jew weeks. Grants Puss Courier.
''Kiddles; play unlU'clioloo 75c. Han
dicraft, shop. '.. j . . sa
Sliced pineapplo; largo can, 2l cents.
West Side Groceteria. 81
Miss Florence Pool, county home
demonstration agent, who is on her
vacation visiting relatives at her Tor
nior homo lii Montana, Is expected
back In Medford on July 1st.
Medrord Fuel Co.. rtry mill brocks
and all other kinds of wood. Phone
213. 4
Phono 471. Guaranteed work, prompt
sorvleo. City Cleaning & Dyolng Co.,
101 Soulh Itlversldo. tr
California auto tourlsls who arrived
at tho Holland yesterday on their tour
to the north aro Mrs. S. A. Perkins
and daughters, and chauffeur, W. (I.
Fletcher, of Santa Hailiiira. and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. H. ltosenclalc and
daughter PhylliH I Miss Sara Jen
son of Salinas.
Property Owners Attention. Itoltor
pay tho Interest nu ymij assessments
heroro July first and avoid the penalty.
87
Paved roads all tho way to the Gold
lllll dunce. Saturday nlto. Host of
music. Good rioor. Everybody's going.
81'
Mis. Virgil and daughter Miss Fan
nin Virgil, of Klamath Fulls, are visit
ing Mrs. Virgil's slstor ami hrother-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. E. ,. Martin or Hie
Kenllwnrth hotel. Mr. anil Mrs. Mar
llu liavo lately come from Arlnona ami
bought out tho Konilwortli hotel.
Children's dresses, 2 to (! years,
choice- 75c. Handicraft Shop. . S2
Lemons, per dozen, 2! centH. West
Side Groceteria. yiu
Miss Paulino Johnson of Medrord
has this wi-ek been visiting her con
sins. Misses lleth and Joyco Johnson
at Ashland.
Use Cnreo, a guaranteed preparation
to rid your vegetablo and flower gar
den of grubs, slugs, rut warms and
olbor pests. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
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Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. .
Mother Superior ot tho Sacred Heart
hospital leaves today tor Oakland
Where she will visit.
H
'K t 'AN
SA VK
You Money
On your automobile liixiiruuec.
It roMn you nothing to ask us
to show you.
R. A. HOLMES
THE INSURANCE MAN
All Forms Insurance nnd Itonilx
Jackson County Hank Hldg.
The Home of Bread
Like Mother Made
It's Hot now, and we know you want to avoid cooking. So for Sat
urday, while 1000 last.
Good Big Old Fashioned
Cream Puffs- Filled with
Pure Whipped Cream
!
Why bake in hot weather when you can get that good old-fashioned
home-made bread for 8c. Come in Saturday and get your
Sunday supply. ' -, . ;. c. ' .
Gates & Lydiard, Props.
M.F.&H.Bldg.
' (las'ton Doniergiio has returned from
an auto trip to San Francisco and Del
Monte, Calif., attending an Insurance
meeting In the latter phico.
School for drawing anil painting.
Mrs. Edmondson, College hldg. 927-X.
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Don't Torget tlio dance at Gold Hill
Saturday nlte. Good llnio for all. 81'
.loo Hoaglanil of Central Point,
spent Thursday In the city. Mr. Hong-!
lund.,iu!CoiiUy returned from Los An
golos whore ho spent the winter.
Two popular dances this week by
tho Majestic orchestra: Friday night
at Jaeksonvillo nnd Saturday night at
Kaglo Point. Enuf sed. 82
Hurguins In children's dresses, Fri
day and Saturday. Handicraft Shop.
82'
A deputy Fnltpfl States marshal
wltii seven prisoners s'.ient a tew
bonfs In tho City Thi-.isday afternoon
and left In the evening for Portland.
Threo or tlio men wero charged witii
bootlegging, throe with horso stealing,
and one with white slavery. They
will be bailed before tlio fedora I grand
jury In Portland.
Lemons, per dozen, 23 cents. West
Side Groceteria. 81
F. W. Holbrook of Portland stopped
off In tho city Thursday afternoon to
visit Willi Leo Holbrook or this city,
employed by. the Husy Coiner Motor
company. They bear the same name,
but aro no relation, being old friends.
F. W. Holbrook In en route to Klamath
Fulls to look after business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly and
chlWroit left today for Chicago and
Harbor Point, Mich., to visit friends
and relatives. Mr. Kenly will return
about August 1st.
Hemstitching So per yard at the
Stylecraft shop. Wo also do dress
making, pleating, embroidery, buttons,
braiding and mending. Phono 7II-J.
M. F. & II. Hldg. Mosdamcs Eaton &
Huberts, props. 85
Troo props nnd plno flumo lumbor.
Hlg Pines Lumber Co. tt
Mrs. S. S. Smith and son Floyd leave
today for a visit with friends and rela
tives at Washington, Iowa and other
iiilddlo west points:.
Our whole wheat bread Is iiiado
from tho finest whole wheat flour
only, at your grocer. Pullman Ilnkerv.
76
For Snlo or trade Columbia drag
t-aw, only used 20 days. See Medford
Shoo Hospital mull, 110 East Sixth
street. Modford. 8!
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'O'MALLEY OF
tJmMQUNTED'
Acclaimed by
Critics noil ,
' TvilrohJi lo I'jS "'
wivi s. "
CHART'S
strongest: plcl ii re,
leaves the Itlalto
toiiioioriv night.
"f r r ivi in
St NI.V
TOM MIX in
"HANDS Ol'l
NOW PLAYING!
a striking story of infatuation 'h
extra? ilgant passion.
DON'T WAIT Until the LAST MINUTE t
To buy your Fourth of July wants in footwear, ;
make your selections early when styles and sizes i
give you a better selection, at the last minute you
may be disappointed.
FOR MEN
Mahogany Calf Ox
fords at $6.00, $7.60,
and $8.50.
In Brogue and Eng"
lish styles. We have
the "Duckbill" last.
Good Shoes"
e Shoe Store of "Hi-Quality" and
mm
mm&mA
Sunday
"BEAU
REVEL"
FOR WOMEN
All white, Mahogany j
Calf and Kid, also all I
black Kid in Oxfords, !
one-strap pumps . and i
Sport Models, prices
from $5.50 up to $6.85
. 21 N. Central I
"Lo-Prices'
You Wouldn't
Pay
for a suit if you knew it could be bought else
where for
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That sounds obvious to any sensible man, but
plenty of people are doing just that. Because
they either don't know the facts, or perhaps
never cared to investigate. In many cases
the high price paid for Merchandise is the
buyers fault. He don't care to investigate.
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Suppose you investigate. Compare our
prices with others.
Lee Unionalls $3.00
Blue Work Shirts
69c
Work Pants 98c
Heavy Overalls
$1.15.
Boy's Overalls 85c
to $1.10
Play Suits 85c
Mens Wool Suits
$16S0 $18 $2350
Investigate
FLAGS FLAGS FLAGS
Big, 25c; medium, 10c; small
r- Hundreds of Flagsfor the 4th of July
--, ' i ' .' - -1 - ( : ' . j ". '
Out! Out! Out!
goes the 2nd Hand goods. Going out fast.
Furniture, Stoves, New Graniteware, Wall
Paper and Paint, all must go. We must have
the room for Men's Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes. Every week our sales are larger,
and we are compelled to carry bigger lines,
more merchandise to supply the trade.
We are doing the Clothing, Furnishing and
Shoe business of Jackson county and doing
more every week. , .
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Suppose You Investigate
WILL H
, f The Cheapest Store in the West
28-32 No.' Front St. Phone 467
Lest you forget, we say it yet If not in, push
your money under the door.
Children's Tennis
Shoes 98c
Men's and Women's
Tennis Shoes $1.23
Heavy Work Shoes
, $3.00 T
$10.00 Dress Shoes
$5.50
WILSON
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