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PSOE TWO HfEDFORP MATTJ TRrBUyTE. "NrEDFORT), OTCTCCIOX. SATURDAY, JUKE 10. 1022 r ji ... Tocaland Personal Mince tlie present ruin y spell started Inst Wednesday iniiil 8 o'clock this morning over .(12 of nn inch had fallen.' iiicludlnK the .20 of an inch which fall tist c,iureh as Rose Sunday in keeping, don, H. S. Daniels and Don Runyard uit mi? iiuao niiuw uie uuiinii ffui'R. was neiyuteu ior uie connnK year. on I lie service Sunday 11 a. ni. will lie of Construction of tlio court will be start durlns the 24 hours ending at 8 a. today. The outlook Ion outlnKs Sunday is not a hopeful one, as the ""usual interest and appropriate to'ed at once and no expense will be prediction for tonlKht and Sunday is llle 1 rosperlty u eek celebration. The spared in making It one of the finest for general cloudiness. For rent on shares dancing pavilion hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting bathing nnd camping privileges cover Ing 1000 acres. River frontage. -Goldl welir a rose- At 8 P- "' 1 e Children s Kay Summer Resort, Cold Ray Realty Vuy program will lie given, consisting Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y 03 of recitations and dialogues and mimie . Fire Insurance. Dennett Investment : u' tlle liulf? fulks- ""lh services will Co. ttue ot more than ordinary interest to Fire Insurance. Brown & White. j the public. On account of rain the roads muddy. We are watch specialists. We guar the weather cool the services onantee results. .Inhnson. Jeweler. tf Kogue river have been postponed for the Christian church and services will bo held as usual In the church at ll a. m. and 8 p. in. Atwater Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Electric Shop. 80 Notice My wife, Mollle Harnlsh, having left my bed and board I hereby give public notice that 1 will not be responslblo for any debts or bills which she may contract. Dated June J, 1922. S. II. Harnlsh. 73 Klshop Walter Taylor Sumner who delivered the commencement address here last night left' this morning for 9 his home at Portland. Hemstitching; Plcotlng, 8c per yd, Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Attention, ex-Boldlers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus pliui or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. S3 Commander KImer Wilson of the American Legion post has issued a call lor all legionnaires to attend a special post meeting Tuesday night at 8 p. m Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf For Sale Best home mnde cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman. The red fez of the Shrlners Is a familiar Bight on all southbound pas nenger tralnB, and on the streets of Medford as many Shrlners bound for the convention at San Francisco stop over for a Bhort time in the city. Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co, , Wanted Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. tf The Apparel Cleaners and Hatters are building nn addition to thoir new fire-proof dry cleaning plant nt C24 N. Riverside. 71 Fred Hartley of Thompson creek, who secured the contract for carrying the mall between Jacksonville and Applegate for the next yeur, hag moved with Ills wlro to town nnd aro'occupy ing the Swayne house 1 the south end of town. Fred will take chargo of the mute July 1. Oscar Knox, the old carrier, wll. begin his now contract of mall carrier betweon Jacksonville and Medford July 1. Jacksonville Post. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 InvfeM your savings in the Jackson County Building anil Loan association. tr A .report of Bishop Shepnrd's recent conference with the trustees of the First Methodist church will be given by the chairman of the board nt the morning service tomorrow. Tho re port has special bearing upon tho new church enterprise and Is Biild to bo of an encouraging nature. ' Men, have your Btilts thoroughly cleaned and pressod, $1.60. City Clean ing ft Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 8. Riverside avenue. 70 " Hard tlinos mnde easy, buy ranches without money, pay with nhnre of crop, like rent. Ciold Ray Renlty Company. ' 63 C. C. Lemmon will leave Monday for Ban FrnnclBco for the ' purpose of at tending the national Shrine convention. This office is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men nnd have them printed out bf Medford. Phone us nnd we will call. tr Snyder's orchestra, dold Hill, Snt. 09 Dr. C. R. Ray loft yesterday after noon for Ilerkeloy, Calif., for a several days business and pleasure visit. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Joweler. i tf Watch repairing of lmt nuullty that Rives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf J. A. HoniBtroet, more familiarly known as Jack, was one of the working crew of Superintendent Alex Sparrow which left for Crater Lake this morn ing. Jack will be nt the lake until the season closes and act, as ho has done for the past two years, as one of Mr. Sparrow's foremen. Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Ue Bure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. George T. Collins expects to leave Monday to attend tho Shrine conven tion at San Francisco If he finds condi tions are such that he can get nway for business. There's a Busy Business College in your home town. Burroughs Machine Bookkeeping and Twin-Six Shorthand mornings only; Intensive six-weeks courses. 70 . To-night!, A big Garden party nt the Nat Admission 10c. 60 , There was an old tlmo public market this morning with a wealth ot fresh vegetables and strawberries on sale, and soon every market day the public mftrkot will bo doing Its usual big spring and early summer business. All HII1UH VI rUIIKU . IIUll UIVEIIll.il' lumber. , Wallace WoodB, phone 10S. 'ill Kast Main street. It will pay you to climb my Btalrway and order that suit you've been want ing, now. Klein the Tailor, 128 Kast Jlain;' Upstairs. 71 The Kl lis lodge- Flag day exercises, A meeting of the new Copco tennis j C. M. English, William Budge, J. D. to which the public Is invited, will be- club took place the first of the week ; Hell and C. E. Hale, former residents gin tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the conference room of the Copcoj of North Dakota und members of Keui .i une program bus been prepared. j building and officers were elected as temple of the Mystic Shrine at Grand lilK ii'durilou on trimming material tollows: H. H. Daniels, president; Don : Forks met tour old friends who are ior iuhs. j ay aioau, i-u femora luinyaru, treasurer. An executive members or the delegation of that teiii iiuilding. 70 committee consisting of liorace Drum-! pie enroute to the San Francisco con- Sunday is set aside at the First Hap- ley, chairman, W. Drew, Helen Con- vention on train 13 this morning, by piearrangement, and escorted tliem over the highway by auto to Ashland where they again boarded the train on its arrival there. ..Messrs. Budge and English proceeded on to San Francisco with them to attend the convention. less' George Treichler is also another local 88. North Dakotan and member of Ke::i uv (temple but was niiable to Join the party because of a business engage ment at Eugene. i Will H. Wilson's big Prosperity Week Unloading sale begins Monday morning. 09 Nothing nicer for outing suits; two pair trousers, one regular, one riding breeches, priced low, considering" qual ity. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. Upstairs. 71 When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Save your choice roses and enter church will be decorated 111 roses, and 'Rev. F. R. Leach will deliver a special sermon on "Lessons from the Flow ers." All attending are requested to Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. "We are not satisfied unless you are." City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. 70 Mrs. E. ,,C. Ferguson anil daughter Jeane left today for a visit with rela tives In Portland dining the Rose Fes tival. Your growing grain, Ib It Insured? Sec Holmes, The Insurance Man. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf A. Peter Van Court of Detroit, Mich, is a guest at the Hotel Medford an are M. Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Thorn as IS. Reed of San Francisco, W. J, bberhardt of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs L. V. Hex of Eugene, E. A. Kies and Mr. and -Mrs. M. N. Shaw ot Seattle, Mr, and Mrs. B. Jordan of Oakland, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ruppel of New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. P. M Campbell of Tacoma nnd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall of Berkeley, Calif. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Irvine Terrell, son of Mr. and .Mrs. R. W. Terrell, returned this morning from Corvnllls where ho has been a student at O. A. C. ' Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. nlte. 69 oash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crawford, for mer residents here who have been visiting relatives here for the past ten days left tho middle of (he week for their home near The Dulles, Ore. sacrifice sale, Medford home and living Income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Special sale this week only: Army issue soap, 1 lb. bars 0c. Khaki army blouse (reclaimed) 3Gc. O. D. wool army blouse (reclaimed) 95 cents, khaki breeches, $1.00. O. D. wool blankets (reclaimed) $2.95. Tents in all standard sizes, all new, made of U. S. government standard 29-inch width white dnck. Auto tenlB In white or khaki, 8 or 10-o. duck, 4 fold auto camp bed and mattress. Gas Knmp Koop stoves and folding camp stoves, folding army cots, new aluminum mess kits, new aluminum enntoens, cups nnd covers, and other useful articles for your camping trip. Trade at the Army Store anil save money. United Army Stores, 32 8. Contral Ave. 09 Twenty dollars has been set aside by the American Legion to bo divided equady between the lady and gentle mnn who wear the most appropriate pioneer days costumes at the "days of 49" celebration Thursday night. The Judges announce that whiskers will piny an Important part in determining the winner among tho gents. Snfety first Insure with Redden & Cannday, Phone 720. tf A special built Exido for Ford, $23.50 at Battery Electric Shop Nat Itldg. 68 The Greater Medford club makes an appeal to every one to help ninko the Rose Show a success. This can be done by bringing In your choice roses. Special salo this week only, O. D. shirts (reclaimed), a bargain at $1.79 fronch shoes reduced, sizes up to SM 13.85; sizes 8 and up $3.15. Regula tion pack carriers, $1.10. Pup tenia 12.59, now, Jointed polos nnd pegs for inme 50c set. Khaki army blouse, ro claimed. 35c. United Army Stores, 32 3. Central Ave. G9 Fire insurance. Brown ft White. ihls being ChildrenB' day nt the Presbyterian church, there will bo no regular session of tho Sunday Bchool but all will gather for the 11 o'clock hour. The children of tho beginners primary and junior grades under the direction ot Miss Helen Uullis and her helpers have preimred a splendid pro gram of songs and recitations which will be given at tho hour of regular church service. Every parent will want to bo present and a general Invi tation Is extended to every one to Join in this children's hour. The special offering of the Bervice will go to the work of Sabbath School missions. At 8 p. in. tho pastor will speak on the subject, "Misunderstood." A duct en titled "Oh Let Him Whose Sorrow" by Rubensteln, will be sung by Mrs. H. E. McElhose and Mr. Forrest Ediiieades. To-night! A big Garden party nt the Nat. Admission 10c. 50 Special Gregg Shorthand work by expert instructor. Mornings only; low rates. Medford Business College. 70 Westerinnn Whillock, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Whillock of this city, re turned Friday from Corvallis where ho has been utteudlng O. A. C. for the past year. Insure your liny now. Write or telephone C. L. Goff. 71 Dance, Gold Hill. Sat. nlto. 69 William Budgo left this morning for San Francisco .where he will attend the Shrlners' convention and visit his wlfo and daughter who reside in Oak hind. We have a small farm closo to Med ford all equipped ready fur somebody to stnrt making money, priced right See Goff &. Yen nt Jackson Co. Absl. office. 69 To-night! A big Garden jxirty at the Nat, Admission luc. 60 courts in southern Oregon. Kodak finishing, better work charges; "Jap Art Store. Dance, Gold Hill. Sat. nlte. If If the weather clears up many local motorists are planning trips to Pros pect and other outing places over Sun day. '.- .' . Dance. Kingsbury Springs, Sat. nlte. Leedom's orchestra. ' C9 To-night! A big Garden party nt the Nat. Admission 10c. 60 Wilbur llartzell returned yesterday from Corvallis where he has just fin ished his second year in agriculture at O. A. C. He will spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Airs. W. J. j llartzell on the Hartzell ranch south i of this city. Foley & Hurk carnival tents are nearly all the famous HenrlxX-Luebeit brand, selected because of exceptional quality and durability, for no harder usage or test can be given a tent than constant transporting and re-erecting as with a traveling company. These renowned X-L brand or tents are sold locally by The Medford Exchange. 69 Get pine tlume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. t Mr. and Mrs. "Deke" Buckingham leave this afternoon by auto for San Francisco whore they will attend the Shrine convention. On the return trip they will touch Reno, Nev., and will visit friends and relatives there. Wo will write you a non-cancellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. H. Cochran, Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 New and second-hand pianos und phonographs bought and sold. H. G. Lnunspach, phone G46-R. 72 N. Bailey and M. Moll of Crescent City are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include E. Stone, H. P. AicGuIre, W. S. Turner and A. V. Davis of Portland, Gus A. Johnson of Sacra mento, C. W. Odell and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Boninn of Los Angeles, E. R. Throsby and Orin Parks of Seattle and H. P. Gray and family of San Francisco. , To-night! A big Garden party at the Nat. Admission 10c. 50 Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Dr. H. P. Margrave arrived in this city lust night on his way north from Berkeley, Calif., nnd will remain until tomorrow visiting friends nnd rela tives. To-night! A big Garden party ut the Nat.; Admission 10c. GO All .hats greatly reduced nt Lottie Howard's, 109 N. Central Ave. 71 A heavily loaded highway construc tion truck dropped through the Myrtle Creek bridge Thursday and fell Into the river. No one was seriously hurt but the occupants of the truck were severely shaken up. The new bridge at Myrtle Creek is now in use. During Prosperity Week entertain your friends at the Parlor Tea Rooms, over Woolworth's Store. Phone 617. 71 Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co James E. Grieve who drove to this city yesterday afternoon with Clinton Arnold who nnd his leg injured yester day afternoon Is transacting business in the city today and expects to return to Prospect this afternoon. We will write you a non-cnncellable sick, accident and disability policy. J. H. Cochran, Mgr. Pacific Mutual. 75 Dance, Kingsbury Springs, Sat. nlte. Leedom's orchestra. 09 rinrold Woods and Adrian Lofland of this city and Frank Dean of Central Point returned this morning from Cor vallis where they have boon attending O. A. C. They arrived on a special train Ot 6:30 which left Albany, Ore., Inst night for the express puriiose of currying the California students nt O. A. C. straight through to their liomeB In that state. Great assortment of tans nnd gray Woolens. Just the thing for summer. They're dustproof. Come in and look them over., Kloln the Tailor, 128 East Main. Upstairs. 71 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85 Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Jnp Andrews expect to leave tomorrow by nuto for Sun Fran cisco where they will attend the Shrln ers convention. We are selling at reduced prlc.0, $35, Portophono to take on your outing trip. Palmer Piano House 70 For good insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. Rev. D. E. Millard Is announcing two special Prosperity Week sermons in the First Christian church Sunday. In the morning the subject will he,. "Push ing the World Along,' 'and in the even ing, "The City Foursquare." them Wednesday, morning at the RoBe Tri ailiiltion to Mrs. Gore's piano pupils who will be presented ill annual recital this evening at 8:15 o'clock, and .Monday. June K', at 3 p. in.,, at the George Andrews :(jiiilius, Mr. Junes will also present violin pupils. This w.,1 give additional interest to the pro gram. , To Stop Coughing at Night A ssirniner bronchial cough keeps not only the sufferer but other mem bers of the family awake. Alfred Bar ker, 1U91 Avondale St., E. Liverpool. O., writes: "I consider ft my duty to write and tell the resists of Foley's rion'ey pud Tar, 'which 1 used for my boy who liad been suffering from a bionehiul cough for 7 pr 8 .weeks. Foley's Honvy and Tar has done him wonderful ifp 1, and I slfcill always rec oinmend it." ' It soothes and .heals. Sold everywhere Adv. Notiper" In the Circuit CwnrLjef-jMie Stnte of Oregon, for . JueksfW-ttwipty. In the Mau'eV:ot; Liquidation of the Hank of Jacksonville, Oregon. Notice is hereby given . that the Honorable F.. M. Calkins, Circuit Judge of the First Judicial District. State of Oregon, has ordered and authorized i Show. If vnn haven't m.ini. i,Hn.r tin. i Frank C. Hramwell. Superintendent of I'nnita ui me omuj 01 urugon aim in cnarge or the Inundation of the above entitled bank, to pay a Five (5', ) per cent, dividend upon the claims of all deiiositors as filed with said Superin tendent of Hanks and that said divi dend will bo paid by the said Frank C. liramweil upon the expiration of Ten 1 10) days from the date' of the fir.it publication or this said notice Date of the first puWlcntlon""is Juno k 1022., . wf-iij.::.; , FRAMvE. SBRAMWELL, Superlntpndopt of Banks. G. M. ROHEJRT.S, Attorney for buiierin'tsndent of Banks. finest rose in the garden. You may get the beautiful, vase, which is on exhibition at the Chamber of Com merce rooms. When in need of sash nnd doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85 Mr. and Mrs. S. Sumpter Smith ar rived home this morning from their' stay since May-3rd at El Dorado, Kas., where they were called by the, sudden death or Mrs. Smith's father, Captain W. L, Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were accompanied back to Me:lf)rd by the hitter's mother, Mrs. Hattid' E. .Riley, who will make her home 'with them for some time. W'uVH. Wilson's big Prosperity Week Unloading salo begins Monday morning. 09 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. ' tf Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mansfield and young children who were hero la3t night to witness the commencement exercises returned today to their ranch home In the Prospect district. Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-inforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-ing fuels nnd metals used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf $5.00 spotlights' for your car at the Electric Shop. - . 86 The Foley & Burk carnival company, j wnicn win cioso tneir week s engage ment here late tonight, departs tomor row morning about 6 o'clock by special train for Portland, in which city the attraction plays a week's engagement. Get pine flutie lumber!. a( Big Pines Lumber Co. j A tf For expert lawa mower grinding call Mitchell Lnilder Co. ' The Shrlners- Special trains i6uJute from Portland -to 'iSan -Francisco for the national Shrftiers convention will begin to arrive nnd pass through the city early tomorrow morning. It is understood that the Louisville, Ky., temple special train will stay hero about two hours and that local Shrln ers nnd other Mtfdford people will entertain them with auto rides about the city. f ree dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street. H. A. Thierolf. Will H. Wilson's big Prosperity Week Unloading sale begins Monday morning. 09 This office can supply additional copies of Friday's "Prosperity Week" edition .or outside mailing. 70 The Heath Drug stive ' offering many attractive values for the Pros perity celebration crowds next week Hearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Invites You To attend services Sunday and enjoy the wealth of '"good music and inspiring messages which will ma ! ; terially aid all in bringing PROSPERITY TO MEDFORD. We 'seek to inspire to greater and nobler things. You will find this a Friendly Church. Two PROSPERITY WEEK Messages 11 A. M. "PUSHING THE WORLD ALONG." .8 P. M. "THE CITY FOUR-SQUARE." P. J3. On account of rain, muddy roads arid cool weather the services on Rogue River hav8 been postponed. Regular services at the Church. IllKpiW now UMmBSMm PLAYING TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOR SALK Property worth $3500 can be bought for $3000. now renting for $58 per month. C. S. Uutteii'ield. 50 WANTED Man interested In capons, financially able to finance work. Ad dress Box 77, Mail Tribune. 9 FOR SALE Airedale puppy, $5.00. Sebrean, Central Point, Route Box 75. 71 FOR SALK One Mccormick mower, ready for the field, price $15. Riley Myers. Central Point, Oregon. 71 VRAY DR. MURPHY 2nd Floor Medford Building For Reliable TRUCKING PHONE 600-L L. Knips Transfer Wool and Mohair All mt'itiliers of tlio Oregon Wool & Molinir Association mv ntlvisi'd to deliver the wool nnd linir to the FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE for loiiditi"; out the last cur JUNE 20TH. o momlior if yon don't tret in tlio car load shipment, your own individiild crop imikt hour the loeiil freight. Pacific Co-operative Woolgrowers T. W. HERRIN, Pres. ACTION THAT DOESN'T FALTER FOR A MOMENT; BREATH-CATCHING, THRILLING, FAST, FURIOUS; THE TWO-GUN, TWO-FISTED, FIGHTING, SMASHING ACTOR IN HIS TENSEST MOMENTS a m .vy.'c...1 vri t. i'jij , H 'y-aOr t :vv - T mm ay , . a r.vv If , : If ll A " 1 -....0. , , n n Hart in 1 J ' M "TRAVELIrT ON" One of the earth's strays forever prospecting, search ing for nothing in particular, eternally "travelin' on" lnvi'ncr tn ficrVlf Lanr) finnllv fiVktln . I I --o a . '"""j nguiiug iu icivc cum Scicri- SKIPPER IN A TO ONER VILLE TROLLEY COMEDY MATINEES DAILY 1:30 P. M. ' Coming' Tuesday " RUDOLPH VALENTINO and DOROTHY D ALTON in Frank Norris' "MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY" I WAR EAGLE MINING CO. QUICKSILVER Most Valuable and Best Mine of Its Kind On the Pacific Coast BU Y SOME OF THIS STOCK NOW -imf &&&i?i" -.-irrts- 'wit-Xst -i-
