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MEDFOftD MXTL TRTBTjyR, fFPFORD, OftEfiON". TUESDAY. JFXE 2S. 1921
Tocal and
,. V plfclC'MfK.-an.VB health.
.Mr. HDl .l ib. K. II. JHKeany iijid
daughter left today by auto for Hail
Francisco to make their future home
land or Jierkfley. Mr.
, uow that the weath
er liau Ix-coiue. bellied, in fast iwurov-
Kalw reports are In circulation lnK Many frlen'lK of the family regret
around the country 1hat the city auto ; tj.r removal f-uin the illy,
ramp In jMcdford charges fifty cents a rirgt clasg carpenter work. Estl
.iay for each car sojourning in it. The l,JiateB furnished. Phone Dixon 539-J-4.
camp Is ahsoltitely free to ull comers
and always bun. KverythlnK about It
Is free to the tourists except dry wood
Rolled barley $1.40 per sack; mill
run $1.50 per sack; wheat $2.25 per
.Mrs. 11. O. huillh. wife of the pro-1 K. I). Weston, the ronuer Medford
lirietor of the Hotel Holland and their ; resident, and W. E- Harris arrived in
dtuKhter. Miss Virginia, left Sunday Medford on Monday from Klamath
for the former home of the family atFalI for the-pnrpo.se of looking over
Gouverneur, X. Y.. to spend Hie sum- a mining property in this vicinity,
iner visiting relatives and friends.) Property Owners Attention. Better
They ko via Portland, Seattle, Vaneou- pay the Interest on your assessments
VL.r U ' ..nrt lii,n.t..liu ctn... .inv . I. . , : j -. '
... ..........,,..,, fiu,jiiiHo uciuic juj iirot nuu Bvom me ueuaity.
off in the lutler city to visit relatlres ! , $7.
and friends. j Expert dressmaking, picoting. hem-
will exchange new goods lor second ; stitching. 10 8. Kir, phone 215-K. Sis
hand or pay cash, ilordoff & Woolf.l lira. Kate Traoy has left for ilinne-
!)! ' apolis, Minn., to spend the remainder
we develop Kodak films free, west; of the summer In visiting In that city
bide Pliarmar.y. tl ; Knroiite she joined -Mrs. H. C. and
The mayor and city councilmen Sun-'Miss Virginia Kinith, who are on their
day visiied the water works intake way east, and accompanied them as
and the Kisli lake dam of the Medford ' far as Minneapolis.
to burn in the cooking ovens, anil this Moo lbs.; scratch food $2 75 per 100 lbs.
wood Is sold at 2j cents u large basket, Monarch Seed & Veed Co., Un K.
which is about the tame juice as the 1 Main. Phone 'IW. if
city y.s for it. M r. and Mrs. Kid lirotin and child
C. Iy. Goff writes Insurance on any-j of Welser, Ida., w ho visited here some
tiling anywhere. tf
A safe and sane Kourlh should be
our motto. To make It doubly safe
call U, I., (loff and have your property
Insured. Office phone 41. Residence
S1.7-M. is"
It In not too early yet to begin re
minding folks that the banks close
next Saturday noon Ui remain closed
until Tuesday at 111 a. in., and that the
poHtoffice will be closed ull day next
Monday. There will be no carrier de
liveries that day.
Two bii.sinoss lots for sale. Will
tiiule for house and lot in business
dlHtrJct. Phone 11111-3. Js'J
Hpend your vacation ut Dead Indian
Springs. Wonderful mineral water,
Or. K. 11. Plckel leaves tonight on a
bliort business visit in Portland.
Dr. Jouett P. Ilray will be In his
nfllce rooms, 425 anil 42i M. 1". & II.
building every day this week, except
Hat 11 relay Thursday Included. Lady
assistant. Keep smiling. si'
fishing, hunting. All commodities
for camping furnished ut Dead Indian
Store. Kor Information and transpor
tation phono 1174. 88
Mr. uud Mrs. C. D. Thompson and
Mr. uud Mrs. Lemon, ull of Medford,
passed through Crams Pass .Saturday
on their way to Almedu, where" they
will camp und fish for several duys.
Mr. Thompson Is dlici-tor of agrieul-
time ago are again stopping at the . Irrigation district to look over the
city auto camp following their return
from Ijm Angeles, und expect to locate
in Medford or vicinity permanently.
Alford's "Four-O" at Nat tomorrow
night. Sot dances. Prizes. A big
time. Admission 10c. 84
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
Auto tourists at the Medford who
arrived Monday are Misses S. F.
IJrown and C. II. Dobson of Ipswich.
Mass., and L. V. Hall, their chauffeur.
Irrigation building situation as It af
fects the city water pipe system.
Plcotteg
Hemstitching
8c per yd. ,
Muttons covered.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Hemstitching Sc per yard at the
Stylrcraft shop. W'e also dress
making, pleating, embroidery, buttons,
braiding an'1, mending. Phone 744-J.
M. F. & H. Bldg. .Mesdames Eaton &
Handicraft bhop. tf I Roberts, props. 86
Interest 011 city assessments will be j Miss Josephine Koppes arrived
delinquent after July first. Belter, home last night from a two weeks
take care of It now lest you forget. 67
I'lKtu transfer of the ownership by
sale or otherwise of motor vehicles the
person in whose name the motor veh-
We are paying 2Cc for eggs at thcjlcle Ik registered und licensed and the
Farm Bureau Co-Operatlvo Exchange, person to whom ownership or posses-
tf siou pusses are reunited by the state
Brooms made by the HoRne River; law to join In a notice of such transfer
Broom Works are the best for the
money. Insist on home made brooms.
8'J
Al Newman pleuded guilty In Jus
tice Taylor's court this forenoon to
the charge of operating an automobile
without a license and was fined $10
and costs. IJ. Burford. also arrested
by State Motor Traffic Officer J. J.
McMuhon on the same cljurge, pleuded
not guilty and was to have had his
hearing this afternoon. It Is charged
that both men operated cars,' .with j room J, Sparta Bldg.
license! plulc.s belonging to other tars. able.
Corvallls merchants, in connection Medford Fuel Co., dry mill brocks
Willi the Chamber of Commerce; ure and ull other. kinds of wood. Phone
conducting a Community Fair Price! 242. 84
to the secretary of state, according to
Attorney General Van Winkle. In the
ca.se of a transfer through foreclosure
of mortgage uud the consent of the
uiortgugor cannot be obulned, the at
torney general boldB, the secretary of
state may accept a certified copy of
the comt proceedings by which such
transfer was effected as evidence in
place of the written consent of the per
son tiauHferrlug ownership.
Mrs. Geo. Muddox, dressmaking,
Prices reajioir
8S
tine in the Medford high school, and I sale this week with big resultx. Sulem Dr. B. It. Elliott ex pects to leave July
Mr. I.eiuou Is dlructon of the Medford
illation of the Oregon LI rowers associa
tion. Grunts Push Courier.
Alford's "Four-O" ut Nut tomorrow
night. Spot dances. Prizes. A big
time. Admission 10c. 84
The Jackson County Building &
Loan AsHociullou office will be open
hereafter on Suturdiiy nights to nc
commodate the public. 87
F. W. Powers und L. D. McCurty ure
visitors In the city from Powers, Ore.
Tree props und pine flumu lumber.
Big Pines Lumber Co. tf
For Informution ubout Dead Indian
Springs, stage and supplies phone 374.
88
will also conduct a community sale. 8th for Vancouver, B. C where be w
Oilier communities do this, why not ; Hrend a week attending the Joint meet-
Medford? The merchants uirsoctatlon
Hhoiild reorganize und put on stunts us
they formerly did und always hud big
crowds.
Rolled barley, $1.40 per sack: mill
run $1,511 per sack; wheat $2.25 per
100 lbs.; scruLchfood $2.75 per 100 lbs.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 E.
Main. Phone 200. tr
A parly of Eureka, Calif., residents
at the Nash consists of Mr. and Mrs.
II. J. Gray, George F. Gray uud Mrs.
A. Jones and sou.
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 201-J. tf
ipg of the Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia. Dental societies.
Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.,
401 South Riverside. tf
Umbrella covers. Liberty Shop, tf
Percy Cupper, state engineer arrived
in the city Monduy to look over the
various Irriguliou projects in this vi
cinity, lie iu ut the Medrord.
School for druwlng and painting.
Mrs. Edmoudnon, College bldg. 927-X.
87
Latest patterns in ties. Don Springer
105 West Main.
visit with relatives at Bend, Ore.
Horse-Shoe tires and tubes are the
cheapest per mile. Call and inspect
liefore buying ilres. Exchange Tire
Co. 85
We develop kodak films free. West
Side Pharmucy. tf
Muny Grants Pass and Medford tieo
ple spent Sunday at Galice and Alme
da fishing and picnicking. The fishing
is said to lie rather poor there at this
time, very few trout being taken. Tho
upper river and Its tributaries above
Roguo Elk appear to he the best now
for the anglers. Grants Pass Courier.:
Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder. Co., 318 East Main. tf
F. F. Stone, the barber, O'Brien's
old stand. tf
The Elks temple building will be
closed all day on the Fourth of July
until evening, as it is figured Ilia
most of the Elks will he out of town
that day on outings or attending the
Ashland celebration.
- Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for
Nil Bone. Phone 185-J. tf
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tr
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nicholson
leave for Seattle and Bremerton on
Thursday night 'fpr a two weeks visit
with their daughter, the wife of Lieu
tenant H. A. Stanley, who is stationed
at Bremerton, and family.
Interest on assessments will be 'de
linquent after July first and a ponulty
of five per cent will be added. S7
Pay your Interest before July first
and avoid the penalty. 87
Mr. and Mre. E. R. Hawley and Miss
M. Wilson are visitors In that city
from Glendale who arrived yesterday.
G. W. Barker of Butte Falls six-nt 1 Attorney (). S. Blanchurd of Grants
Monday aiternoon in the city. , Pass S4ent Monday in the city attend-
"Whenever better Life Insurance is . ins to legal matters,
w ritten. Cochran and his agents will j Frank Coleman of Grants Pass, em
be writing it." tf ployed by the Standard Oil company
Another big drop In shoe prices at -in that city sint the week end with
the Medford Shoe Hospital, 118 East hie parents In this city, and consulting
Sixth street. tf an optician relative to his eyes which
J. P. Kahier of Corvallis arrived have been troubling him of late.
Monday aiternoon for a short stay en ; J. S. Whitehead and "Daniel" Web
route to Bly, Klamath county, whee ster left Saturday for Butte Creek
he has a large stock ranch. . w here they will establish a camp. A
R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Japanese cook went along to tend
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. camp and fry the fish.
Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to 5 and Word has been received In this city
7:30 to 9:30 p. ni. tf that the Howe Greater Iondon Show
Mrs. Ida Turner of the Pantorium scheduled to appear here May th last,
will leave the end of the - week, for is now in North Dukota, and all having
Crescent City to spend the Fourth 01 bills against the circus are requested
July at the seashore j to mall them. This is the advice con
For ice cream Oakdale and 11th. tf tained in a letter w ritten to a number
Two business lots for auv Wilf of local firms.
trade for bouse and lot in .residence 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thom Merriman are
district. Phone lll-R-3. 87 camping for a couple of weeks in the
Frank Godward of Yreka, Cal.. re- hills south of Ashland,
turned to his home Monday afternoon ! Attorney and Mrs. Cus Newbury
after spending two days in the city have returned from 3 week's trip to
attending to business matters. .Eugene and Sulem.
W. H. Brown of Eagle Point spent I According to the police lust Satur-
6 .
MA
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Monday afternoon In the city attend
ing to business matters.
Dr. H. E. Murphy has established a
dental office 403 M. F. & H. Bldg. 94
Save money on wrapping paper by
using white print paper in rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Frank Amy has returned to bis
homestead near Prospect after spend
ing u few days in the city.
WATCH
THE BIG 4
3 tomach -Kidneys-Jfeart-Liyof
Keep the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the world'3 stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
COLD MEDAL
Th National Remedy of Holland for
cemuriasand endorsed by Queen Wilhel
mina. At all drugghu; thiee aizua.
ek foe the name Cold Medal en every bee
and atccet.1 tn imirft.t
day night wus the quietest in muny
months in this city, without a sign of
disorder of any kind.
Grover Corum has returned from p
week's visit with Earl Vlrieh on his
stock ranch in the Union Creek dis
trict. Watermelons grown In the linperiul
Valley have appeared on the local markets.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 10 acres fruit, 7 room
house, good barn, team, Jersey cow,
100 chickens and turkeys, electric
motor, implements; good terms, im
mediate possession. C. S. Butterfield
84
Celebrate
i tne 4th
mi
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ma a:
Mi
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9
Cigarettes
To save 25;.' '
on your,
j ..I--
1 li urcues 1
is important i
Hut-to
jpIeaseyour
taste .is mote j
important.!
j Just buy a !
package and i
findout. )j
a wllf r
ZOcjgarettesl
m CuMeUtfteTafJ bf ,
at
ButteFalls
' ' Godd Roads, ;
Fine Camping Grounds,
Dancing,
Open Air Pavilion and Fine
'Floor,
Free Swimming,
Base Ball Game,
Athletic Contests.
Cninjr aiviiy for tho summer?
Have tin1 Mull Tribune mailed to
you. Keep in touch with the home
town while .enjoying your voca
tion. .. ..
DR. R1CKERT
Eyes Scientifically .Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
NO nnoi's i:.Kl
Broken Leiieea Accut-ntnly liuiillcated
' FACTOKY ON I'KIO.M ISICS
ROM K. Mlllll. IjlNtJtlre
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8
Trunin
4 Big Days B-4. the 4tfi
Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday
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Only four short days left to buy that SUIT, HAT, SHIRTS and SHOES. There is no better way to start to
celebrate than with a new outfit of clothes, and we would like to show you how to save enough on your new
outfit to pay for the rest of your celebration. It will pay you to investigate.
DONT FORGET WE ARE SELLING FLAGS AT 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c.
We are doing the Clothing, Furnishings
Men's $30
Wool Suits
$18.22
and Shoe business of Jackson County
13 Dress Shoes
$6.
Men's Blue Serge
Suits
' -$15.92
$17. $23.
Boys' Suits
2 Pair Pants
$16.
Men's .$27,52
Wool Suits
316
50
$10 Dress Shoes
$5.52 '
Lee Unionalls
for boys
$2.00
$2.25
Lee Unionalls
for men
$3.00
Play Suits
for
V
Children '
85c
.Boy's Overalls
85c
$i!io
Men's Work Shoes for the Tennis Shoes 25s Sox, pair Blue Work
, .. . 1 Kr
Pants Little Ones iV';QRr Shirts
I70C 20c Sox, 2 pair
98c $1.50 $1.23 25c 69c
, , . .
We have a few cans of to
bacco left, 15c cans
3 cans for 25c
WILL H. WILSON
28-32 North Front Street
Our 2nd Hand department
- must be CLOSED OUT by
August 1st.
euBeieuineme jniiijpiryiew
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