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Newspaper Page TextPOTTS TWO ftrRTTFORP MATL TKrBUNE, IMTID'FORD. ODF.fi OX. TUUDSDAY, JUXF R 1922 ocal and Personal A. K. Iteumes nrrlvuil home this nior- Cieorge I'orter expects lo leave the nins; from a IjuhJik-hk vlnit at Sim' end uf the week lor Sun KninciHi.'O for KruiiciBcn. , tlio iJiiriio.se of attending the national lluy .Medford liome. Pay like rent. ' Shrine convention; Cold Hay Healty Co j St. .Mark's Guild food sale Saturday An unexpected liard shower of ruin of about ten minutes duration, which amounted to almosta cloudhurst ffr n few minutes, came yesterday arter noon at about 2:30 o'clock, and was iiriiwvveu uy HKiil ueuuuiit !H1UK1J1IK they Will up mini hub uiiuiuuuii, iy o u. m. today the previous 24 hour's rain fall had amounted to .1G of an Inch, the most of which fell 1 lif , Tuesday afternoon's hie shower. This down- limti7niirht imwilt hnv tlnwm In in iinl. - the name. . T 'V , ' " nT ' Great assortment of tans and gray and -proved very, beneficial to the, v(K)(!ng- JllBt ,he t,)lng for sl1)lmer All. hats greatly reduced at Jjottle f Jet a standard Exluo, prices are down, nuallty the same, ICIectrk Shop, Nat Jildg. G8 .Mr. and .Mrs. It. A. Holmes left this afternoon for San Francisco where attend the Shrine conven tion. Chicken dinner and home-made ice cream at the -Summit Hanch every 2 p. in. Southern Oregon Gas Battery ""' West Main. Hearing pear and There will be a meeting of the exec utors of Die local ltd Cross, Friday, June lith, at the lted Cross rooms. Fire Insurance. Drown & White. We are watch specialists. We guar- Co.'autee results. Johnson. Jeweler. tf G8 Phono 474. Guaranteed work, prompt apple orchards service. "We are not satisfied unless sacrificed at J100 acre and up. 1 acre yu ale- City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. tracts and up. Easy terms. Near . 70 Medford Highway. Gold Hay Realty! George Gates, Paul McDonald and Co. Phono 728-R or 134-Y. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heter left this George A. Mansfield, president of "oon by a,lt0 fl,r San Francisco where the; Ore.?,,., sn.io Ri-. h..ron i in they will attend the Xlyslic Shrine con- town on business today and reci'stered . vc" tlon in tllat cit' Qiltiil.ll' fit I lln l,.nllln I. I .ti .. .1 4- IflWn fill lltlUflloeu tl(!lV anil Vfltr Dnnamlmlllt the Mnr on wife Mr MnnuftoM ' fti.mi, it Jiiouiuu; the top of the Slsklyous. 08 Howard's, 10!) N. Central Ave. 7 They're dustproof. Come In and look them over. Klein the Tailor, 128 East Co. uii. and .doore.. .Medford Lumber I Main. Upstairs. Robert K. Norrls, son of Mr. I Mrs. M.-J. Norrls of mini route No. i Trt .1.,.,' lnl -..! ....II.... CI. ..I - iv. ii oiiu ...iicjr omnium, ,,, Vuilfiiril In. ,n.,,l,.(n,l 1.1 fli-ul year's work In his pomology major In the school of agriculture at the O. A. C. He Is a member of the Junior class, Heaver fraternity, horticultural club The major which .Mr. Norrls Is taking Is designed prl- . marily to fit Htudonts for successful ' fruit farming, although a student on completion of the work should be able to engage in experiment station, ex tension or teaching work as well as .farming. It Is Mr. Norrls' intention on graduation from the institution to en gage In experiment station work. He has had some experience 111 station I work at the Southern Oregon Experi ment station. Wo nre selling at reduced price, $35, Portophone to tako on your outing trip. Palmer Piano House. 70 St. Mark's Guild food sale Saturday 2 p. ni. Southern Oregon Gas Co. office, West Main. 08 A-..,.. To o n ... in. San KrancUco where he will spend his vacation. Dr. A. W. Kresse is taking care of Dr. Sweeney's practice during his absence. For good Insurance, you should go to Goft & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. many of whom were accompanied by their wives, have been leaving lor San Francisco, mostly by auto, to attend the national Shrine convention in that ...t, i.u i,t .......J. ...it and agricultural club. -UlU IICllVJ IU1111 UAUUUH Ul IOI Ul Oil! 111- ers will come Friday, Saturday and Sunday. . , Sjieclal sale this wed: citly: Army Issue soap, 1 II). burs lie. Khaki army blouse (reclaimed) 35c. O. D. wool army blouse (reclaimed) 05c. O. D. wooj breeches! reclaimed) $1.00. O. D. wool blankets (reclaimed) $2.95, Tents in all standard sizes, all new, made of U. S. government standard 2!l-liich width white duck. Auto tents In white or khaki, 8 or 10-oz. duck. 4 fold1 auto, camp bed and mattress. Gas Kamp KooiiiStoves and folding camp stoves,) folding army cots, new aluminum messj kltB. inew aluminum canteens, cups and dovors, and other useful articles for your camping trip. Trade at tho makes bis home at Prospect, Oregon, i """"es,. ine insurance Man., where on his ranch he conceived the Lime and ceIt- Med ford Lumber Idea of improving the marketing.! ' . methods of farmers and which he later1 Tl,lrty ""le lersons ,vho ca'"e '" 14 developed Into tho present farm bur car 81'nt last night and this morning enu. Salem Capital Journal. '" v- " i'"i'" Atv.at'ir Keiit timers for Fords $11.7 Klectrie-Shop. 86' having no way to go. There will be several trucks secured anil It Is ex pected that there will be room enough for all to go. The Illble school services will be held in the park at 11 a. m. Dinner will be served at 12:30 and the church service at 2:30 p. m. The young people will have charge of a big bonfire ser vice in the evening. liar camping pjaces for the tourists be- Hls Friend Recommended Them "Six years ago," writes W. H. Shad well, -Stanley,-Va., "I Jiad kidney trou. ble, and, at times was unable to raise myseir in bed. Foley Kidney Pills wero recommended to mo by the Chief the Fire Department. After using 3 bottles I was completely relieved and have never had a return of the symp toms." Why suffer when you can get relief from rheumatic pains, backache, swollen,, sore and stiff joints, sleen galow sheds. The visitors lost no time in getting their tents up after arrival and in making themselves as comfort able as possible to contend with the inclement weather Try our .merchants lunch. Tho Shasta. . Dance Eagle Point Sat. nito. 85 . Army Stores. 32 S. Central Ave. 69 Buy your Saturday's bnklng at the Guild food sale. Gas Co. office. West Main St., 2 p. m. 08 W. M. Offutt, Sr., returned to Med foid today after several years resi dence in Grants Pass where he was clerk at tho Oxford hotel. He will take a similar position nt the Hotel Medford. Special Gregg Shorthand work by export instructor. Mornings only; low rates.' Medford Business College. 70 T. Edy, Plum street, west side, will sell 10 good lots, all with water on. Buildings. Very reasonable. Call and see. him. 08' Safety first Insure with Redden & Cannday, Phone 720. . tf The' George AndrowB Studios an nounce two, piano recitals, pupils of Mrs.. E, E; Gore, on Saturday evening, June 10th, at 8 o'clock and Monday afternoon, June 12th, nt 8 o'clock. The urograms of each will be about one hour and fifteen minutes In length and both are open to tho public. ror the convenience of patrons, fresh fruit and vegetables hourly. Liberty Fruit and Vegetable Market. Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. 07 A special built Exlde for Ford, $23.50 at Battery Electric Shop Nat Bldg. 08 Special , sale this week only, O. D, shirts (reclaimed), a bargain at $1.79. Trench shoes reduced, sizes up to SMi, 13.85; sizes SV6 and up $3.15. Regula tion pack carriers, $1.10. Pup tents $2.59, now', jointed poles and pegs for sain 60o set. Khaki army blouse, ro claimed, 35c. United Army Stores, 32 S. Contral Ave. 09 Dr. R. W. Clancy arrived home today from Portland Tor which city he left Monday night with Senator 11. Von dor Hollen of Wollen, who hns boen seri ously ill at his home and at the Sacred Heart hospital for some time pnst. whore he entered the Portland Surgi cal hospital. A preliminary operation whs porformod on Mr. Von dor llellon nt that institution yesterduy morning which he well withstood. He will be a pntfent there for somo time to como. Buy your Saturday's baking nt the Guild, food Bald, Gas Co. office, Wost Main RU 2 p. ni. , , ; 08 Kodak finishing-; better work, less enm-geait lap Art Store. 88 Surveyors working on the right of way for the Oregon-California Power lino being constructed from Prospect to I'.ugeno, nave established a camp nonr tho Bcckley ferry nbovo Whlst lor's bend. Tho line crosses the rlvor near thnt point, and follows tho main highway from Oak Crook to Dixonvlllo. Hoseburg News Review- Get pine flume lumber nt Big Pines Lumber Co. -, tC Hardwood floorlr.S: Medford Lum ber Co. - - - CORNS Lift Off vviti Fingers Doesn't tiurt a bit ! - Drop a little "Frcezone" on an aching corn, inatamly tliat, corn atopa hurting, then ulionly you lift it rifilit off with lhigm. Truly! Your drufrgiat noils .a tiny bottle of "Freozone" for a few emits, siifliciiiit to remove every hard corn, ft corn, or corn, between the toes, and tho Cfllluxcs, without soreness or Irritation,' Nothing nicer for outing suits: two pair trousers, one regulnr, one riding breeches, priced low, considering qual ity. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. Upstairs. 71 Jay Dunn of Santa Monica, Calif., is a guest at the Hotel Holland, as are Mr. and Mrs. F. S. B. Fletcher mid Louis Heczer of Seattle, O. H.' Leland of Topoka, Kas W. W. Cheney of Fall City, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. W. l Houck of Alliance, O., Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rose of Scotia, Calif., Mr. nnd Mrs T. Welch of San Jose, Calif., and Mr. nnd Mis. Clyde E. Summers and R. N. Scott of, Boise, Ida. When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace WoodB, 108.- 711 E. Main. When In need of sash nnd doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or como to 711 E. Main street. Donald McKee and F. G. Phelps of the Callforiilu-Oi'ogoii Power company left this morning by nuto on a brluf business trip to Roseburg. . Dnnre Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 It will pay you to climb my stnlrwny and order that suit you've been want ing, now. Klein the Tailor, 128 Enst Main. Upstairs. 71 It Is hoped to have Senator Tlios D. Long present m the Montana picnic In tho park Snndny. Most of the old tlmors from Montana knew Senator Long nnd nre anxious to hear him as ho Is a most eloquent speaker. A real treat is promised, say those who have heard him. Grants Pnss Courier. Buy your Saturday's baking nt tho Guild food sulo. Gas Co. offlco, West Main St., 2 p. m. 08' Everywhere you look you see a Ciievrolnt. - tf Carl I'.owmnn loaves tonight, for a visit of n fow days in San Francisco, The public market did a vory large business In tho sale of home grown strawberries today and in taking or ders from housewives for near future delivery of strawberries for cqnning. Miss Florence Pool, tho county hunie demonstration agent has been busy tho past week with nutrition work among tho women at Table Rock 1'hnenlx and Ijike Creek. Part of the work was clinics, ono of which wns hold at Phoenix yesterday. A clinic wus held at Central Point this after noon, another will bo held at Gold Hill Friday, and still another at Talent next Monday. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. ' Films In nt 10 a. m. ready by 5 p. in sume day. Swem'a Studio. 08 Frozen nutomobilo, tractor and truck cylinders welded, reinforced nnd guurautaud. Only the finest pre-hent-Ing fuols and tnotals used. Vulcan Welding Works. 39 S. Front street, tf Mrs. (). W. Fox left here last even ing for Medford where she will spend tho next several days visiting with friends who reside thore. Hoseburg iews Review. St. Mark's Guild food sale Saturday 2 p. m. . Southern Orogon Gas Co. office, West Main. OS $5.00 spotlights for your car at the Electric Shop. SO The Womon's College club of the Rogue Rlvor valley will meet Saturday afternoon, June 10th, nt the home of Mrs. Wagner, of Ashland. Private cars will lenvo Hotel Medford at 1:35 nnd tho Intej urban car will icavu at 2 p. m. H Is hoped that every available car will be at hand and that a full atten dance will be secured In this way. Mrs. Stearns of Medford. is social chairman for tho afternoon and Mrs. Joy of Ashland has charge of the pro gram. Get pine, flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. Roy Pruitt returned this morning liter u several days business visit In Portland. rree dirt for lawns or garden. Call nt building site,' Minnesota street H A, Thleroif, ( , Hemstitching, Picoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Butterfield, Ulen Hillis and Phyllis Roberts leave Satur day for Corvallis. The trip will be made by auto and the party will return next week accompanied by David Wil cox, Mr. and Mrs. Buttertield's nephew who is a student at O. A. C. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. . tf Dance Eagle Point Sat nite. .-, '85 John Goodrich was entertained with a surprise party nnd supper at his hew cabin on the Rogue river last evening. The party wns composed of the fob lowing persons, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Trelchler, Miss Laura . Treichler, Miss Nova Launsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweni nnd Jack Swem, Jr., Mr. and Mrs Cole Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Bonis, Dr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and. way. 20 miles from Medford. All mem- Mrs. Frank Isaacs, Miss Butler, Mr. hers and friends are invited to go and Mrs. L. Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. along and enjoy the day's services be Pnul Hansen, Glen O. Taylor, William , neath the big pines on the river bank. F. Isaacs and Mr. and Mrs. John Good-, All families are requested to bring rich. their basket dinner which will be For Sale Best home made cakes, spread on bang tables beneath the pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Eoard.man. trees. All those expecting to go are nZe,"lt"? w'" We,'e hTl0S:h ,tllei "isturbing bladder weakness and other . "c. ... . "f" symptoms of disordered kidneys. Soldi Tho First Christian church lis "to have an all day outdoor service Sun day in Edgewood park, on Rogue river belonging to Mr. Millard, the pastor o'f the church.; The park is just below the new bridge on Crater Lake high- 84 Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co, Miss Rhoda Burnett, who has some time past been pastor of the Free Methodist , church in this city leaves today for Roseburg and will take charge of the church of that de nomination In that city. Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall' Tribune office. tf Fire Insurance. Bennett Investment Co. tf S. L. Leonard expects to leave the end of the week by auto for Fresno, Cal., where lie will visit his son, G. E. Leonard, whose home is In that city. In Fresno ho will meet his son George who has just finished his second year nt tho United States military academy at West Point. George will accompany his parents to this city nnd will spend his vncatlon hero. Invest your savings In tho Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf When better automobiles are built, Bnick will build them. tf Deko" Bryant, former Ashland high school student and star athlete from 1917 until 1920, the year of his gradua tlon, has accepted a position with the local branch of the Shell Oil company. Dance Eaglo Point Sat. nlte. 85 This office 1s prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the iKiokkeeping machines. Don't "give your orders to traveling men nnd have them printed out of Medford. Phone us nnd we will call. tf Westerman Whillock, son of C. H. Whlllock, or the Golden Rule store of Medford, will be one of the clerks in the local Golden Rule store in the near future. Ho Is now attending O. A. C, nnd wllj come to Ashland as soon as the commencement exercises are over. Ashland Tidings. Men, have your suits thoroughly cleaned und pressed, $1.60. City Clean ing & Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. Riverside avenue. 70 Two watchmakers, prompt service nnd unexcelled workmanship, Johnson, Jowelor. tf Russell Hlbbard and bis sister Mar guerite, nccompanled by Gilbert Hill left this morning for the Hibbard cabin near Prospect. Joe Hibbnrd has been at Prospect for tho past week and the cabin is complete with the exception of n coat of paint. Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf Got ptno flume lumber at Big Tines Lunibor Co. tt Paul B. McKoe. of the California- Oregon Powor company, left yesterday on a brief business visit to Copco, Cal. Eugene Ainnnn of Wolf Crook, a for mer resident of this city is here visit ing friends nnd acquaintances.. He is also visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank M. Annum of Oakland, Calif., who Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Bran denburg nt tile C. W. Glasgow ranch near Talent. . Be sure of your Hull Insurance.' See Holmes, Tho Insurance Man. . There's a Busy Business College In your home town. Burroughs Machine Bookkoepiug nnd Twin-Six Shorthand niornlnsa only; intensive six-weeks courses. 70 A workman's ladder loaning against tho Central avenue side of the Med ford National bank building, which is undergoing extensive altera! Inns, in such a way as to cause all pedestrians to pass under It, caused many a supor stltious person today to gasp with horror as they first passed beneath without noticing tho ladder. Others discerned the danger just in time to dodge back nnd cross to the other side of the street, rather than hoodoo themselves Indefinitely. All kinds of rough and dressed umber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. 11 Enst Main street. Big reduction on trimming material for hats. Fay & Sloan, 426 Medford lUilldlng, ' . 70 equested to meet at the church at (9 a. m..,and leave together. Any one for 1 having room in heir car for one or jnore persons siiotiia oe sure- to come to the church nnd take along those TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Five-room furnished close in cottage; immediate possession given. . Must sell. Phcno-820-J. 09 FOR SALE Part cash, easy terms, furnished house, 5 rooms, bath, gar age. Very cheap, investigate. P. O. Box 587. 69 everywhere. Adv. FOUND Light brown shirt on Main St. Tuesday. Inquire at Mail Tribune . 09 FOR SALE Good,, Philadelphia lawn mower. May be seen at 507 S. Holly St. tf FOR SALE Dressing table nnd chair, two bookcases, two kerosene beat ers. 715 King. PJione 289-W.t 09 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 3 S. Central. ' ' 09 FOR RENT- -Furnished sleeping room with bath privileges. 325 S. River side. Phone 701-J. . FOR SALE Best buy in a home in Medford. Eight room house, lot 54x 120, fine shade and lawn, wood house, garage and poultry house, located close In at 315 S. Riverside, llouso newly papered and painted with best quality materials, new bath fixtures Installed; has living room 12x20, screen porch entire width of house. Price is $3500, good terms, 0 per cent Interest, on de ferred payments, See owner, 325 S. Riverside. tf FOR SALE A business that cleared $S5.00 last' week, cheap, because of other business. Address J C, care Mall Tribune. OS Accidents like tills occur every day. In some ch-scs unavoid able in some rn.M's they arc not. Yours may be tho next case! Aro you prepared for such an emergency? l et us draw up a policy for you which will rid your mind from worry and relieve you of a heavy financial burden In case of trouble. Do it todav! - ', McCurdy IXSritAXCK ' AGEXCY Phone t ne-Ttvo-Tlircc lit I Fashionable DRESSMAKING Experience in all branches. Designing of all kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders. 905 W, j no, st, riione 855-T There will' be a meeting of the order of De.Molay at the Ma sonic hall- Thursday night at 7:30. DeMolay degree con ferred. ; ' G7 .11. H li m TONIGHT LAST CALL THOMAS MEIGHAN Hascil on C.m-go M. ('olian'n iintinl staifo play.. .MiUlmi Jlarrls in tin cast. ritlDAY XK.HT High school Tom- ; mciicrint'ii Kxcrcisos COMING SATURDAY BILL HART in "TRAVELIN' ON" P AjG E 1 1 WE HAVE BOUGHT THE GROCERIES FROM THE GRAPE ST. STORE FOR ABOUT TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR AND WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM Saturday June 1 0 Sale Starts at 8 o'clock Sharp HERE ARE JUST A FEW PRICES: 50c and 65c Brooms ,. . . . 25c 4 lb. irian Snowdrift Shortening for ... ... . . . 50c 2 lb. can :. ...25c 50c can Maple Syrup . . . . 25c 20c can Karo Syrup 1 ..... 10c 65c can Wesson Oil . . . 39c . 35c. can Wesson Oil .m . . .19c 10c can Carnation Milk . . .5c Arm & Hammer Soda, 2 for . . : . . . . n . . .15c ; 25c bottle Lemon Extract . 10c 45c can Royal Club Coffee 25c 20c can of Corn, 3 for.;. . ... 25c 30c can Peas . ;. . . .10c 40c can Peaches . . . . . . t -15c 20c can Salmon'. . . 10c 15c can Skat, 2 for ...... 15c 45c can Pineapple . . . . . .20c 1 0c pkg. Tootpicks . 5c Palm Olive and Wild Rose Glycerine Soap ........ ...5c 30c bottle Pickles . . .10c 30c pkg. Hot Cake Flour . . 15c 45c can Royal Baking Powder for . .: .r.;.20c! Calumet Baking Powder (. 15c Prince Albert, Tuxedo and Velvet Smoking Tobacco .10c Bui IDurham . .5c Star and Horseshoe, lb. . ...50c ,10c pkg. Cigarette Papers 5c Crystal White Soap, 3 for 10c Black Silk Stove Polish for 15c and Dozens, of .Other Bargains. Now listen! Goods will go like wild fire. If you want any of this stock be here Saturday morning when the clock strikes Eight THE CHEAPEST, STORE IN THE WEST j . , Will H. Wilson AUCTIO On Saturday, June 10 We will sell at auction several used cars 11918 Studebaker Six, all overhauled, new top and paint. 1 1916 Little Buick Four. Good Tires and Starter. 1 1913 Overland, sold as it stands. We will also sell several used rords, providing they are still in stock. SALE STARTS AT 2:30 P.M. G. E. Gates ' Auto Go. 'T?,!!Jv "" "