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"ocal and
Personal
Nineteen passengers, the lui!;esl
number so far tills year i:i one (lay,
left thiR morning on the Crater Luke
stages (or the lake. This Is the first
time this season that the coinpuny has
been forced to run more than one of
the large Packards from Medfiiid t:i
ihe'lake in order to accommodate pas
sengers. Three Packards left thii,
morning. The passengers were mostly
tourists, who arrived by train last
evening or tills morning.
Attend Lottie Howard's 31th semi
annuo,! hat sale. "A pleased customer
or no sale" has been the motto that
won for her. Let her try to please you.
jl
When In need or shingles and roof
ing, call . Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E,
Main., '
One of the nicest furnished apart
ments' In the Mall Tribune hull. Mm; Is
for rent, with hot and cold water, elec
tricity, gas; nice, comfortable rooms.
Apply at office. tf
The torrid wave not only continues,
bu even warmer weather Is predicted
by the weather bureau for Saturday.
The maximum temperature of Friday
, was 1U314, and today started out with
a minimum of !!. A year ago today
the temperature was 99 degrees.
police to Water Users Commenc
ing Friday, July 7,' 1H22 the use of
water for lawns and gardens will he as
follows: East of S. P. Kallroad tracks,
4 a, in. to 11 a. m., 7 p. in. to 11 p. m,
West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m.
to 11 a. m., and 4 p. m. to It p. m. lly
orderof Water Committee. ' 92
Newcomb's. special on dry planing
mill .iilocks during heavy run Is $0.75
dumped at your place for the large
cord load. Orders will be delivered in
order In which they are taken. Phone
63I.' ". ' " It
M. M. Dept. store will show some
great bargains tomorrow, opening day
of July clearance sale. 91
The Elks lodge hold a short session
last night at which a number of pro
spective candidates were voted on.
Next week Thursday night the lodge
will Initiate 14 candidates. This will
be the last similiter meeting excepting
cne to be hold In August.
Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders
tlaqce orchestra extraordinary. Niitn
torium. Wed. July 12th. 94
They say step-cm piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at' Ilusy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
M. Si. Dept. store July sale begins
tomorrow. 91
for good Insurance, you should go
to Go'f & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
.1. ('. Thompson and K. V. Clover nf
the California-Oregon Power company,
spent the day in Kosehurg attending to
rights of way matters. They have
practically settled all the claims in this
district and are now drawing up the
necessary papers as rapidly as possi
ble. Hoseburg News Hevlew.
Another popular dancing party Sat.
nite. Hot Springs Pavilion. Let's
nuike It a big one. Tickets $1.10. 92
Another popular dancing party Sat.
nite. Hot Springs pavilion. Let's
make It a big one. Tickets $1. ID. 92
M. M. Dept. store opens their annual
Jlily clearance sale tomorrow. 91
Good music, cool open-air floor,
jitney dance at Ashland in Lithia Park
Sat. nite. . i V
The work of cutting away the south
east corner of Oakdalo ami West Main
street, to enlarge tile street traffic
space, and the laying of , the comer
paving and sidewalk has all been com
pleted, lidding much to the looks of
that Intersection. ' i
Owing to Increased demands for his
services Dr. Lincoln Kallen has found
it necessary to establish a central of
fice and laboratory, llo has taken
rooms 211-213 Liberty blilg., and has
installed the latest anil most complete
equipment for medical and dental
X-ray diagnosis and X-ray treatment.
92
M. M. Dept. store will show some
great bargains tomorrow, opening day
of July clearance sale. 91
F. W. Webster and A. P. Palm of
Portland are guests at tht Hotel Hol
land.. Other guests Include L. 10. Sulli
van of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
n. V. Iliiske and W. 10. Howies and
party of Ixis Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.
Ford II. Giiriiie of San Francisco, J. C.
Lunula of Fort Klamath, Ore., L. (1.
.Mecklum of San Luis Obispo, Calif,
and .Mr. and Mrs. M. 10. McGllchrlst
olid lOlhel McGilchrlst of Salem.
5c dance. Openi air pavilion, Lithia
I'urk, Ashland, Sat. nite. Good music.
91
Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders
dance orchestra extraordinary. Nuta
torlum. Wed. July 12th. . 94
M. M. Dept. store will Bhow some
great bargains tomorrow, opening dny
of July clearance sale. i 91
Notice to . Water l'snrs Commenc
ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of
water for lawns and gardonB will be as
follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks
4 a. in. to jl a. m., 7 p. in. to 11 p. m.
West of S. P. Railroad trucks 4 a. m. to
11 a. ni. nnd 4 p. m. to 11 p. in. lly
order of Water Committee. "92
George W. Darker of Htitto Falls is
a Medford business visitor.
M. M. Dept. store opens their annual
July clearance sale tomorrow. 91
Wo will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at $5.75.
Valley Fuel Co. Phono 70. tf
Mrs. W. P. Colbert who bus been
, visiting her brother T. V. JnhiiHtoii
tor several months returned W'ednes
jday to her home in Edmonton, Alta.,
i.an.
If you are going away order the Mail
Tribune and Sun sent to your address
and ksep osted on the news. tf
Joint the crowd at tho Nat these hot
days. Swimming any hour. 91
lluy Medford home. Pay like rent
Gold Jlay Realty Co. j
Members of the state game commis
sion left Tuesday for their annual tour
of the hatiieries and game farms of
the state, which will lead them into
eastern, wcentral and southern. Oregon
nnd the' Willamette valley. Included
In the party 'were George H. Kelly, I.
N, Flelschner, 'and Captain A. 10.
liurglwlurr, state game warden. Two
other !coinjnissiom;rs,t. Blun . Hallock
und L, Ellean, will be 'picked up by
the Portland party at llaker and Lake
view, respectively.
, 1.. II. Dept. stuiij qiujns Uielr annual
July? uV'Bnt'ice sujo.jiniorrow. ' 91
They say step-cut piston rings have
heon reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
Everywhere you look you see. a
Chevrolet.
Mrs. Richard Bluingren and daugh
ter Louise Eleanor Bluingren of Chi
cago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Westerlund at their houie on
EuBt Main street.
Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders
dance orchestra extraordinary. Natu
torium, Wed. July 12th. 94
Every member of the official board
of the Christian church is urgently re
quested to attend (he meeting at the
church Friday evening at 8 p. m.
sharp. Business of importance. 91
N. H. Newconib-ajid family and New
comb, son of V. A.'-Newcomb of Calex
lco, Calif., spent Sunday and Monday
at the Oregon Caves, and returned in
time for the Fourth of July celebration
in Ashland.
Rucker Taxi Company. Phone 870-W
night and day service. City trips 23c.
'102
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sei
tember 12 to 1C. tf
II. U. Lumsden, C. I. Hutchison and
Charles Palm left lust evening for a
fishing trip on the Rogue. They ex
pect to return this evening.
M. M. Dept. store opens their annual
July clearance sale tomorrow. 91
Notice to Water Users Commenc
ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of
water for lawns and gardens will be as
follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks
4 a. ni. to il a. m., 7 p. m. to 11 p. m.
West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. ni. to
11 a. m., and 4 p. ni. to ll p. m. By
order of Water Committee. 92
Fifty-eight different hirms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man."
' tf
Frank Isaacs spent yesterday morn
ing fishing on the river near Hybee
bridge and returned with six big steel
head. The fish are beginning to take
the fly with Increased relish and many
creditable catches are being made by
local fishermen.
Lime for spray. Medrord Lbr. Co.
This paper is anxious to give reports
of those who go Into camp or who
leave the city on outings. Please call
J90-L and give account to the society
reKrter when yoti leave or return.
Unless you give us an account of the
same we cannot print it.. , 92
Fifty-two boys, members of the Jack
son County Y. M. C. A., left yeBterday
In cars furnished by a number of local
people for a 10 days stay in camp at a
IHiint six mlleB above Rogue Elfi resort
on Elk creek. The boys vcre tuken as
fur as Rogue Elk In the care and their
bedding and camping eqiilpmentrwas
taken up on a large truck, TJiey are in
charge of Cash Woods and; It ;is pre
dicted that .they. .will have the, time of
their lives during the next ten days.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co. '
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 12 to 10. tf
Edgar H. Wright nnd Mrs. Wright of
Tanjpa, Flu., who spent some time
here recently fishing for steelhend and
trout near Rogue Elk and who left
several days ago, have written to Wm.
F. Isaacs of this city, who assisted
them In finding a correct place to fish,
and state that they enjoyed their visit
immensely. They did not' have extra
ordinary luck' at first but hefore they
had completed their stay at the Rogue
Elk resort Mr. Wright landed a 12
jiound steelhead. They state also that
they, contemplate returning to south
ern Oregon and finally locating here.
M. M. Dept. store July sale begins
tomorrow. 91
A good proposition and one that can
be made a fine Income for man who
will invest $800, with services. Box 88,
Mail Tribune. ' ' '
Kenneth Becbe of the Central Point
service Station was a Medford busi
ness visitor yesterday.
New gingham dresses at the
Colonial. 92
Everywhere you look you ee a
Chevrolet, tf
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wakeman, Miss
Annette Wakeman and Maurice and
Neul Wakeman leave tomorrow morn
ing for Los Angeles by auto. The
Wukemans will make Los Angeles
their future home.
Silk hose in all Shades, $1.75, at the
Colonial. 92
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. tf
Something new! , J. C. Robinson has
opened up an auto Vepair shop at 1009
West Main street. All work guaran
tee!. Phone 9G1-J.' 95
The' RiJo mall stage, operated by
Kegels anil Hi een on the Crescent City
route, was burned Wednesday and is a
total loss. The mail on the stage was
removed undamaged. The car had j
been heating badly the past few days,
Mr. Breen states, and it had become so
bad that a new fire extinguisher was
purchased. Coming down the hill on
the other side of Selma, Mr. Eggers,
who was driving, turned off the spark
and when it was turned on again the
whole car burst into flames." - About
$500 of insurance was carried. Mr.
Eggers had his leg badly bruised when
jumping from the car which . was going
about 20 nilles an hour.Jrapifl Pass
Courier; ,. !.' . ' ... -j'l'fi ,'j
hjiickwm County Fair, Med fordV Sep
tember 12 to 16, , :..., ', tf
'Dunce, Eagle Point, Sat. night, July
Sth. 1 Crescent orchestra. , ' 93
, Siskiyou nilneral writer,.' wfiojusiile
nnd, retaiL!" Brown & Iir6fyp.-.S.;J ibS
: Waits ftotter Brown ileffc Thihsday
tiutjruuuu. yr me,, ui-hipiv ;ui iua.;iiyui-
or. tyliQiiS'sisriqusly ill ii(;(ilacier pirk,
Montana:; I is ;Boh' Leonard, who iias
been at ICallspell for Beverat Ways will
join him at the park.
M. M. Dept. store July sale begins
tomorrow. 91
Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. ' tf
All kinds of rougn and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
'ill East Main street.
Mrs. Ella B. Nash nnd Miss Helen
Brown arrived back in the city late
yesterday afternoon from their auto
trip'to Portland, and will enjoy a fur
ther visit In Medford before returning
to their homes at Berkeley, Calif.
Open air dancing ' at Jtlie Nat Sat.
night. ' Electrici a'ans anil ice cold
punch. -A 'big Wcliestra -'with music
unexcelled. 91
Ice Svool ariif f ibrepliji-tin sweaters
$9.50 at' the .colonial. 1". - 9
Dainty luncheons, 'delightful dinners
nnd clever specialties at very reason
able prices at the Parlor Tea Rooms
i, 94
A. E. Bezoier of Minneapolis, Minn.,
is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are
W. C. Champion, W, L. Beddow and
party and Robert C. Smith of Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crystal of Vacaville,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shackford
of Washington, D. C J. K. Bacon of
St. Joseph, Mo., Dr. H. V. Brown of
Glendale, Calif., nnd E. A. Woods-nd
J. N. Reunie of Eugene. ,
M. M. Dept. store July sale begins
tomorrow. 91
Notice to Water Users Commenc
ing Friday, July 7, 1922 -the use of
water for lawns and gardens will be as
follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks
4 a. ni. to 11 a. m., 7 p. m. to 11 j. m.
West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m.
to 11 a. in., and 4 p. ni. to 11 p. m. By
order of Water Committee. 92
a. ...... ..r tin.
Mrs. W. T, .YorniHU ana ",", , ,., alTived
Arlene Normli i J"P' K""',e8 1 '' , '. w.dav for the express
ruing for a visit to,m ""- ' " r ,, ;iv,.
nnrliose 01 UMims i" .."r,--
He was equipped with a letter of Intro-
left Thursday mo
the Oregon Caves.' ' ' .
Jackson' County. Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 12 to IB. "
Fire Insurance. Brown & White. j
'Cry our "merchants lunch. The
Shasta. - j
Jitney dance Lithia park, Ashland
Sat. nite. Good music. 91
Stuart McKlsslck. engineer for the
Eagle Point irrigation district was in
Medford yesterday transacting uusi-
ness.
Drink some or that ice cold punch at
the open air dance Nat! Sat. night. 91
When in need, o: sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods,. 108 or come to
711 E. Main street. '
Get tree-props at Big PlneB Lumber
co. ;tf
Homer Elwood1 had his tonsils re
moved yesterday nt the Sacred Heart
hospital und -.Is '"convalescing satisfactorily.-
. ' '..:
Sox for the kiddies, 25c, at the
Colonial. '
Fire insurance. - Erown & White.
This office is. prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford). Phone
us and we will call.. tf
Get pine flume lumbar at Big Fines
Lumber Co. tf
Aubrey G. Smith,- superintendent of
schools at Medford, enrolled today In
the summer season of the university.
Mr. Smith was prevented from coming
to Eugene at the opening of the term
by an attack of blood poisoning in his
hand. Th hand is now almost well.7
Eugene Guard. i .. . 1
:The best dunce, ,in .the valley! Nat
Sat! nite!
Hemstitching,
fpfcejUng. ' '
- 8q per yd.
Buttons covered;. .
Handicraft Shop.
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night
8th). Crescent orchestra.
Rudy Scholu, former Medford young
man, now practicing law In Portland,
is in this city for a few days visit with
his parents.
Shower baths! Nat. 91
Wanted Dressmaking. 423 King.
Phone 532-X. 92
Get your mill blocks from the Valley
Fuel Co. ' Phone 7G. ,
Commercial, fishermen are having
very little Success with their nets now,
less than 600 pounds having been
brought, in last .n'pht. Some of the
boats have stopped making the drift as
they cannot get enough fish to pay for
the trlpMjrants Pass Courier.
; A cool place to dance Sat nite. Open
air jiiavljlpn in-, -Lithia .park, Ashland.
Gooil' nitidis, only 5c(iance ' 91
duction to William Isaacs who told him
u-here to iro and he went immediately.
He had good luck at the start and ho '
and Mrs. Boettner are here for an in
definite stay. - .
Bearing pear and apple orcnarus
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 72S-K or 134-1.
Safety first Insure with Redden &
Canaday, Phone 720. . . u-
Ice cold punch free. Big orchestra.
Music unexcelled. 91
Ulen Hillls, David Wilcox and Irvine
Terrell left this morning with a forest
service truck for Crater Lake National
park where they will be employed for
the remainder of the summer.
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night,, July
Sth. Crescent orchestra. ' - 93
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93
In. these ' days of . congested
traffic even-the rriost care-'-ful
drivers are smashed, into,
frequently.
You may lie the next, victim.
Why worry and wonder'
wliore the money would come
from to overhaul your car.
Why ileiM-ntl on n law sult
when we Insure you generously
ngainst loss of money through,
collision.
Call today nntl
our plan fully.
we'll explain
McCurdy
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Phone Onc-Two-Threo
NOW!
TODAY
SATURDAY,
SUNDAY and
MONDAY
Sun-drenched terraces sapphire
sea Palaces of Pleasure Favor
ites of Fortune Haughty, Insolent
Women Counts Snobs ' Prin
cesses Counterfeiters Home Folks
Wanton wealth and luxurious
self-indulgence.
TO PAGE PATRONS:
,. ' In accordance, with specifications . of the producers of
"Foolish Wives," the following prices of admission have
' beet arranged :., . '. ' '
Adults 50c Children 25c
(Tax Included)
These prices are far below the previous scale at which this
unusual production has heretofore been presented.
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