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TWO MEDFOftD WATC TRIBUTE, MEDFORD OTJEflON", SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1922' Focal and Personal There was a humdinger of a public market tliiK morning, one of the old time kind like was experienced In the early daB of the market's history. Everything seasonable and plenty of H including a lot of dressed chickens were on sale today, and everything was practically sold out between 6 and 7 a. in. Patrons of tlio market long ago learned to come early In the sum. mer. Service and sales on Goodyear and United States tires and tubes. Geo. L. Trelchler Motor Co. ill Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night, July 8th. Crescent orchestra. 83 Rev. Win. II. Hamilton of St. Mark's church leaves Sunday night on his vacation of four or five weeks, which he will spend with his brother at lola, near Gunnison, Colorado, and during his absence there will be no services at St. Mark's. When In need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 7"U E. Main. ' House aprons to embroider. Handl ers Shop. 95 A. C, Allen, the Medford man who operates the slimmer resort this year at Itock Point, Klamath lake, Pelican bay, arrived here yesterday afternoon to gel his shoes shinod und transact ether Important matters of business. He will return to his hotel and hash house on the lake shore Sunday fore noon. He reports a big business this season. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember ti to 16. - tt 0c dance open air pavilion, Lltlila park, Ashland tonight. Good music. 92 Yesterday was the coolest of the present hot spell, with a maximum temperature of 99 degrees, that being the lowest maximum for a week mist. Ijtat night and this morning were much the coolest of the week, today's minimum being 49. Fair weather is the prediction for Sunday. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. ' Patterns In Irish crochet and Filet laces just received at the Handicraft Shop. 9B Rev. Shields, former pastor of the Presbyterian church in this city Is a Medford Visitor. He Is now located In eastern Oregon. Everywhere you look you tee a Chevrolet. . tf Jitney dance Lltlila park, Ashland, tonight. Good music. 92 W. Winkler and N. Frederick and son of San Francisco are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests Include A. McFarlin and II. E. Raymond of Crescent City, R- A. Jordan of Oriuits Pass, R. D. Sorrel of Shedd, Ore., D. A. Johnson and Grover Francis of Port land, P. J. Bell and party of Los An geles, W, L. Caruthers of Sacramento, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Harter of Tacoma nnd dipt, and Mrs. E. E. West of the IT.' S. S. New York. Hemstitching, "j Ti' Plcotlng, Sc per yard. Work finished When you want It. The Vanity Shop, Cor. MAIn'nnd Bartlott St. tf Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent. Quid Ray Realty Company. 81 "Considerable Jackass brandy whb Imported for the Yrelta celebration, and ns a consequence quite n number of Imbibers misjudged their capaci ties," says the Siskiyou News. "Sev eral dozen obstreperous ones were taken Into custody by Marshall Dog ged and his force of deputies. The city Jail would not hold more than about 17 prisoners at a time, but Mar shal Doggett overcame the difficulty. When the calnboosa would hold no r-.ore those taken Into custody were consigned by auto to the utmost out n'tlrtB of the city. The peace and quiet of the city was well maintained during the celebration. There was no flKht l'ig to speak of, nnd while liquor seem ed, to flow quite freely, the mnjority of those quaffing the cup we're not affect ed to any serious degree." Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 flood music, cool open air floor. Jitney dance In Lltlila park, Ashland tonlte. 92 Elmer Vromnn nnd family leave to nWht for the Oregon Caves where thoy ns well ns a number of other Medford families will spend the week-end. Japanese parasols 85c, 11.00, $1.25. Jananese Art 8tore. 94 Don't forget chicken noodles (Chi nese stylo) at Parlor Ten Rooms tonlte from 8 to 12 o'clock. 92 Mrs. Emily M. Furnas arrived this morning from her home In Strathmoro, Calif., for nn extended visit In this city with her son Charles Furnas nnd wife. K. Nelson, the tailor In the Ashland hofel block, closed his place of busi ness yestorday and will be locntod for the summer on Ills melon ranch near Rogne River. Mr. Nelson expects to return to Ashland In about three months. Ashland Tidings. cash and doors. Medford Lumber Co Now and attractive luncheon cloths with napkins to match, $1.00. Handle-aft Shop. 95 The demonra'.'o stnt central com mittee has 1'fn --'' in meet In Port land on the morning of Saturday, July 15, at 10 o'clock. Up to the present time not more than one-third of the counties have rooorted to the stnto chairman that they have held their ronntv committee meetings and elect ed their county committeemen Ui hold representation on the stnto committee. Jt will be necessary for these meetings to be hlc1 between this time nnd the date of the atate committee meeting on the fifteenth. For good Insurance, yon should go to Goff & Yeo. office with Jackson County? Abstract Co. Ta!e sonio work with you on your vacation; everything In embroidery. Handicraft Shop. 95 I Tho organ in the Hialto theater which has done such noble service for years ban been removed, and a larger and finer instrument is being Installed i in its place. Until the installation Is I completed a piano will be used in the theater. One of the nicest furnished apart ments In the Mall Tribune building is for rent, with hot and cold water, elec tricity, gas; nice, comfortable rooms. Apply ut office. tf A cool place to dance tonight, open ul i- pavilion In Lltlila park, Ashland. Good music. Only 5c dances. 9 P. J. Bell and party of Los Angeles who are registered at the Hotel Ho! land returned yesterday from a sev eral days visit at Crater Luke. Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the uso of water for lawns and gardens will he as follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks, 4 a. m. to 11 a. in.. 7 p. m. to 11 p. in. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. ni. to 11a. in., and 4 p. m. to 11 p. in. By order of Water Committee, 92 Attention, ex-Soldlers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with I share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray I Realty Company. 81 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vawter return ie,d last night by auto from Seattle. They have been In Alaska having driv en from this city to Seattle nnd having made the trip from Seattle to Alaska and return by steamer. Newcombs special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run is $5.75 dumped nt your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered In order In whteh they are taken. Phone 631. tf Don't forgot chicken noodles (Chi nese style) nt Parlor Tea Rooms tonlte rrom 8 to 12 o'clock. ' 92 Rev. F. R. Leach announces a sub ject which will interest. He will talk Sunday 11 a. m. at the First Baptist church on "Job on Pessism" with a present day application. Wlnnifred Held will sing a solo. The members aro especially urged to attend the mor ning .services, as these are the only ones held In the church. Coming Seven O. A. C. Sorennders dance orchestra extraordinary. Natn- torium. Wed. July 12th. 94 They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 2Cc each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf W. E. Elder of Chicago Is a guest ut the Hotel Medford as ure Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Wills and E. P. Patch of San Francisco, M. J. Monteith of Albany, Ore., Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Stever of Eugene, H. L. Wills nnd family nnd C. J. Bennett of Los Angeles, George E. Miller of Sacramento, H. N. Ord of Independence, Oro., Victor Dessert nnd family of Spokane, and C. A. Pratt of Tacoma. Another popular dancing party Sat. nlte. Hot Springs Pavilion. Let's make it a big one. Tickets $1.10. 92 Dressmaking for women nnd chil dren. Siieclnlty: men's shirts, button holes and alterations. Mrs. Bon J. Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth St. Phone 355-Y. 99 Everett Miller, accompanied by Mrs. Miller, has come from their southern Oregon homo nt Applegate to stay In Portland for a' while. Mr. Miller Is a World war veteran, one of those who spent a large part of his time In ser vice In a prison camp in southern Gor man y. He enlisted with the boys from Enterprise and went across among the first of them. He went up to the front with the vanguard from the U. S. A and they gobbled him up some place in No Alan's land and took him down into southern Germnny, whore thoy worked him in a gang on various German farms until the armistice came and he was sent back into tho American lines. In the meantime, he had bieen report ed killed In action, and it wnsu't until after the prison camps disgorged their prisoners thnt the news of his safety was brought back to his parents In Oregon, Mr. Miller will spend some time in Portland completing engineer ing studies interrupted by his service in the army. Portland Orogonlnn. Another popular dancing party Sat. nlte. Hot Springs pavilion. Let's make it a big one. Tickets $1.10. 92 Owing to Incrensed demands for his services Dr. Lincoln Kalian has found It necessary to establish n central of fice and laboratory. He has taken rooms 211-213 Liberty bldg., and has Installed the latest and most complete equipment for medical and dentnl X-ray diagnosis and X-ray treatment. 92 G. Stewart was fined $15 yesterday In Justlco Taylor's court on a charge of speeding. The arrest was mado by Mate Traffic Officer J. J. McMnhon. Coming Seven O. A. C. Screnadors dance orchestra extraordinary. Nata- torliim, Wed. July 12th. 94 For rent on shares dancing pavilion, hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting, bathing and camping privileges cover ing 1000 ncros. River frontage. Gold Ray Summer Resort, Gold Ray Realty Co. Phono. 728-R or 134-Y. 81 Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Krelm nnd two children of Clinton, In., arrived this moraine for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. George O. Timothy. Mrs. Krelm Is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy. Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 tho uso of water for lawns and gardens will bo ns followa: East of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. in. to il n. ni 7 p. m. to 11 p. in. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. to 11 p. ni. By order of Wnter Committee. 92 We will deliver todny largo load of No. i mill blocks, dumped nt $5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf H. C. Stanley, inspector of motor equipment for the Associated OH com pany Is In this city from the Sun Fran cisco office and is spending his vaca tion here. This paper Is anxious to glvo reports of those who go Into camp or who leave tho city on outings. Please call 390-L and give account to the society reporter when you leave or return. Unless you glvo us nn account of the samo wo cannot print it. 92 Hardwood flooring Medford Lum ber Co. 'W. C. Langdon has recently located ill .Medford and may be found at 19 Kouth Orange. Mr. Langdon lias been ' professor of veterinary science for the 'past three years at the State Kxpcri ' mental Station at Fargo, North Dakota. He has also had seventeen years prac tice in Omaha, Nebraska. If you are going away order the Mail Tribune and Sun Bent to your address and keep (touted on the news. tf Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. At tho Presbyterian church on Sun day morning, in the absence of the or guuist und quartet on their vacation, Mr. S. M, Scott, recently of San Fran cisco, will preside nt the organ and Mr. Cnrluton Janes will play a violin solo entitled "A Meditation" by Glazounow. "Temptation"' will be the subject for the sermon by the pastor; Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. 'They say step-cut 'piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor' Co. tf Rev. W. S.' Shields, who was for twelve years pastor of the Presbyter ian church of Medford, is h5re for A brief visit with old friends. He Is visiting at the home of W. H. Gore and other former friends. Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders dance orchestra extraordinary. Nata- torltim, Wed. July 12th. ' 94 Rucker Taxi Company. Phone 876-W night and day service. City trips 25c. 102 Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lawrence, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Angell of Phoenix, and Rev. W. S. Shields, former pastor of the Presbyterian church here, will leave by auto Sunday . afternoon for Corvallis, where they will attend the meeting of the Presbyterian synod, which will be in Session from Monday afternoon until Friday night. They will stop at Rose burg Sunday night and make the retijlrn trip next Satur day. ' ' Juckson County Fnlr, Medford, Sep tember 12 to IB. tf Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gardens will be ns follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to jl a. m., 7 p. m. to 11 p. in. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. m., and 4 p. m. to 11 p. m. By order of Water Committee. 92 Tho Chinese defendant in the case of the raid on the HI Sing laundry, who was charged with liquor possession, was fined $100 and costs yesterday In Justice Taylor's court. The man Is listed as "John Doe" In tho police rec ords as the attorneys and judge are undetermined as to his Chinese cogno men. The arrest was made by a searching party headed by S. B. Suiuli- fer. Ball game Sunday at the fair grounds ball park in Grants Pass at 2:30 p. m. between the Lelnnd and Grants Pass teams. Admission 50c. Following the game a free boxing en tertainment will be given In which Joe Gorman will box fivo rounds each with Battling Ritchie nnd Kid Miller. See Gorman In. action before, leaving for I-os Angeles. 92 Fifty-eight different hirms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf Lime for spray. Medrord Lbr. Co, Since weeks ago the Mall Tribune advised Its readers that big raises in the price of sugar were coining soon, there have been a number of raises, the biggest of which came today. Wholesale sugar prices advanced 30 cents a hundred pounds In Portland Saturday morning, according to ad vices received by wholosale houses from the California reflnories. The advance will be effective on the coast almost Immediately In the retail trade. The refineries advanced their prices 20 cents late Thursday, and before the opening of business Friday announced nnother 10-cent price jump. The ad vanced price will bo effoctlve In Med ford on Monday. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 12 to 10. tf A good proposition and one that can be made a fine income for man who will Invest $S00, with services. Box 88, Mull Tribune. Now gingham dresses at the Colonial. 92 Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Crowson who have been enjoyjug a visit nt Crnter lake since Wednesday returned to this city late last night. Open air dancing at the Nat tonight. Electric fans nnd Ice cold punch. A big orchostra with music unexcelled. 92 Everywhere . you look you see a Cnovrolot. tf When better automobile are built, Bulck will build them. tt Harry Chiistner and Chester Fitch left yesterday for a week's stay at the Lake of the Woods. Fitch has a sum mer cottage nt the lake and recently hud a canoe shipped In from Plrtland for use on tho lake. Something new! J. C. Robinson has opened up an auto repair shop nt 1009 West Main street. All work guaran tee!. Phono 961-J. 95 Silk hose lu all shndos, $1.75, nt the Colonial, 92 Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night, July Sth. Crescent orchestra. 93 Tho local Boy Scout troop under the leadership of Scoutmaster D. K. Mil lard are planning their annual sum mer camping trip during the month of July. A special meeting will be held Monday evening to complete plans. All Boy Scouts desiring to make tho trip should bo present nt Monday evening's meeting nt the home of Mr. Millard on West Eleventh street nt 7:30 p. ill. Drink some of that Ice cold punch at the open nlr dance Nat tonight. 92 Notice to Water Users Commenc ing Friday, July 7, 1922 the use of water for lawns and gardens will bo as follows: East of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. m., 7 p. m. to 11 p. ni. West of S. P. Railroad tracks 4 a. m. to 11 a. m., and 4 p. ni. to 11 p. m. By order of Water Committee. 92 Dainty luncheons, delightful dinners nnd clever specialties nt very reason nblo prices at the Purlor Ten Rooms. 94' Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Godlove and Wil bur Godlove and Elmer Knips leave this evening lor a week end visit at the Oregon Caves. ' Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf All kinds of rougn and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. Ill East Main street. Arthur Hess and Ivan E. Corner left this morning for a week's outing at Diamond lake where they hope to get some excellent fishing. ; Ice wool and fibre slip-on sweaters $9.50 at the Colonial. 92 The best dance In the valley. Nat to-nlte. Ice cold punch free,:. Big orchestra. Music unexcelled. '- 92. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 12 to 10. ' ' tf A forest and brush Hi e on the south west side of Grizzly peak:, burned strongly until a late hour last night when it began slowly to die put. The southern end of the valley Is filled with smoke of numerous fires. : : Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 12 to 16. tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. . - Those registering at the Oregon Tourist Information Bureau Friday were as follows: J. H. Osgood and fam ily, Bakersfield, Calir.; Miss L. Hoag, South Pasadena, Calif.; Chas. F. Thompson, Fresno, Calif.; Mr. nnd Mrs. James Hunte, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. George I. Kyte, Los Angeles; A. H. Franko and Arthur Jacoby, Kan sas City, Mo.; Erwln J. Rowe and R. J. Lynch, Portland; Francis. Williams and Stephen Williams, San FranclBCo; Lena G. Blglow, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Temple and W. E. Namtir, Walla Walla, Wash.; Thankful Pickering and -Mrs. R. Whiteford, San Francisco. ' When In need of sash and doors, cnll Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 B. Main street. : Get tree props at Big Pines, Lumber Co. tf Sox for the kiddles, 25c, at the Colonial, , 92 Dr. and Mrs. George Bancroft of Grants Pass, Mrs. Walter Bancroft and daughters of Trinidad, Colo., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Klocker yesterday. Fire insurance. Brown &. 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 Qet pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. ! . . tf Join tho crowd at the Nat these hot days. Swimming any hour. Shower bnths. Nat. 92 Sixty-five persons who arrived in the city Friday in twenty-one cars spent last night nnd this morning at the city auto camp.-i Most of the tour ists were from California. Hemstitching, r Plcotlng, . 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night, July 8th. Crescent orchestra. 93 Wanted Dressmaking. 423 King. Phone 532-X. 92 On Joe McMahon's Inst trip to the city he caught a large number of people rather unexpectedly. As a re sult a few fines were paid In Thursday to Judge Holmnii. C. A. Winotrout, C. Trimbly, R. Miller and E. E. Morton nil paid fines of $5 nnd costs for speed ing and other violations while Ellas Kincald paid In $10 to the treasury tor speeding. Grants Pass Courier. Got your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Bearing 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 728-R or 134-Y. Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phono 720. tf With Medford trade 1R Medford made MERCHANTS PLAN E Another seven thousnn,d dollar building will be erected nt the fair grotinds providing the plans of the rotail: merchants of Jackson ciunty nun be .financed before the fjrst uf August. ..j ,i . The . business men who met nt the Chandler. :pf Commerce ,uooms last evening Were enthusiastic In the plan to. 'ei-jtot a -building "Vx, house their rnerohalise'aispTtiysfjj'Kvi-ry man in business in -Idcksi.ii 'rtlojlfy will be fcinintho opportunity to buy space, providing a , cash rental is paid to cover a period of four years. . It.ils estimated that a space ten feot deep with a frontago of twelve fwt will cost fifty dollars a year. The rental for four years is to be paid in advance and the entire amount is to be expended in the construction of the building. The ones buying the space have ab solute control over It for the four years and In case they sell their business the leaso of this space is an asset wlilch may be transferred to bis successors. Insufficient funds to construct all of the buildings which were included In the improvement program forced the directors of the fair association to advise the automobile dealers and the merchants that should they de sire to make exhibits that they would also have to finance, the building of a structure to house the'sanie. After tho four-year period 'the building would become Iho property of the county and a very nominal rentjil would be charged to thos-e who make exhibits nnd money received there from would bo applied to 'operating expenses of tho fair grounds. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Among the nrrlvals of Friday who spent last night and this morning at the city nuto camp were the follow ing parties of tourists: J. J. Lynch and four of Seattle, on the way home from a trip south; C. II. Blakesley nnd nine from Bend, Ore., en route to Orange, Calif.: .Al bert Murray und one of Slsson, Calif., on rfvay to Portland: Frank Peterson and one of Seattle, touring south: A. F. rromento nnd one of Taft, Calif., en route' to Crnter Lake: O. II. Hunge and one of Portland, en route south; J. W. Gales and one of San Diego, on way to Yellowstone park: Jack Sampsel nnd four of Bend, Ore., may locate here; Dr. O. E. Blake and one of Long Bench, Calif., on way to Portland; V. J. Welcomo nnd two from Watsonvllle, Calif., returning home from northern trip: Mr. Duns nioro and three of British Columbia, touring to Ran Diego; D. J. Wilson and one of Santa Rose, Calif., en route to Minneapolis; Wm. Welling nnd one of Ttend. Ore., may locate TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 12 acres pears, good pro ducer, nicely located close to Med ford. A snap for quick sale. 65 acres 25 acres 12 year old pears, 5 ocres 2 year old pears, 20 acres good farm land, 15 acres pas ture, $200 per acre. Terms. 26 acres, 8 acres alfalfa, 2 acres fruit, good 5 room house, fire-place, large barn, $2000 will handle, bal unce 6 per cent. 5 room plastered house, one acre, water fully paid up, close to Medford, at a bargain. -. C. S. BUTTERFIELD. 92 FOR SALE Six room modern bunga 'low on paving. Inquire 514 S. Grape St., Medford, Oregon. 95 WANTED-7-Men or large boys for thin ning apples and other work. Phone 8-R-l, Bear Creek Orchard. 92 FOUND Silver eversharp pencil. Left In Mull Tribune office. .' 92 here';, K;. U. ,W-i(l H"lll and five of Krili-ll Columbia, Inuring to San iJii-K't j B. Ku Youixi und li'tir of Val-lt-jo, l.'alil'., returning from a north ern trip; C. Kmeritk. and one of Los Angeles, touring to Vancouver. B. '.; Ham Peterson and one uf Sunnyside. Calif., oji.irbuie' tij Portland: Paul Bennett '.and four of- British Colum bia,, on :tho way south; It. M. Brand hagen and ono of Portland, on way to Crater Lake; B. Shaffer of Chlco, Calif., en route to Eureka, Calif.; J. M. Hlpps nnd one of San Diego, on way to Portland. 'ANT CARPE AT FAIR GROUNDS The executive commitfea of the Fair Association have ordered that inoro carpenters be employed on the buildings now being put up at the fair grounds. The additional struc tures contemplated will necessitate there being greater progress made, besides there will always be odds and ends toward the opening of the fair that take time to complete. Six dollars a day Is the wage paid to good carpenters. None hut men who are experienced need apply, nor need any apply who believe that this is a county job and that It Is a good place to loaf. The direct supervision of the con struction of the.buildings at the fair grounds Is umiar a hard boiled build ing bonitnitteB' tvho 'are on trial bfl-. fore the citizens of the county to pro duce results. The committee is go ing to make good and asks that car penters give. their best efforts to help .hem to get .these' results. ; ' j OBITUARY, BUOY Delbert W. Buoy passed away at Denver, Coio., July 5. Mr. Buoy was 111 the service of the United States army, where he had served for the past seven years and in which he was serving at the time of his death. He leaves, besides his mother, Mrs. Dora Helms, four brothers and four sisters. Elizabeth Helms, Roy, Mark and Mnttle Buoy, who reside In Washington. Nora Erickson, Oold Hill, Ore., Ora Snnvely, Glen," Oil., Herbert and Clarence, La Grande, Ore: The remains will arrive In Medford Sunday and funeral services will bo held at the chapel of Weeks-Conger Co., at 10:30 a. m Monday, Rev. D. E. Millard officiating at the chapel, and the concluding services nt tho phoenix cemetery will he in charge of the local post of the American Le gion. CRUM The funeral services for Bay Vernon Crum who passed away at his home near Medford Thursday, will be held nt the chapel of Weeks Conger Co.; at 1:30 p. m., Sunday July 9, Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett will officiate and interment will be In I. O. O. F. cemetery. Please remember that classified ads, locals and small adi are cash In ad vance. Bring in your ads and do not use telephone. tt UniqnSummerEvening Services .,.,.. PLACE FIRST M. E. CHURCH SPEAKER REV. F. R. LEACH SUBJECT "PLAYING THE FOOL" Good Music Evangelistic Message 1 "5000 SIGNS OF CHRIST'S COMING SEEN IN THE CITY OF MEDFOM)" ! Topic Sunday, July 6th i - , ; COME TO THE CANVAS PAVILION NEAR CITY PARK, 7:45 p. m. HEAR THIS THRILLING : - -t v LECTURE BY Evangelist T. L. Thuemler Questions on biblical topics cheerfully answered. Special Music Congregational Singing ' Bring Your Bibles ; , ' tt Tho Kivimgvrcst Villain That F.ver " Lied His' Way Into a Woman's Heart. NoW Mi M Sci gins, Count liaram.in, renegade ' 1 J Russian officer, played by Krich von ' hn'iilna Tl Slrohelm, that perfect vlllnin, In jui.tmg ft equally perfect settings. What chance "jTr Yl f has Andy Hughes' pretty, thoughtless Vl small-town wife with this Master ot 'Tf? Hearts? Take a trip to the (rliuidost, ' CT KM 5 saddest, bnllitit, sunniest sMt on j 9 ' xJkAXrVuV. r 111 V -GLORIA SWANSON S
