Medford mail tribune., July 21, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

PXGE TWO
DFORD MATE TRTT?TTNT5. "MTFOTCD OTCECiOX. FRIDAY. .TFLY 21. 1922
Tocal and
JLJ Personal:
Jo. Cavnoii has moved the houte ; Word ha bee" received from camp- Dr. J. G, (Joble of Klamath Kails, a
uwni-J ! him on tin? corner of Kiev-j era at Iiiamund hike that "lue to the; former resident of this city Is spending
'enth and Oakdale to the corner of - warm weather anil increasing drought . a few days here visiting old friends
Kkventh and Ivy and It Is understood j of the atmosihere that the mosquitoes
A permit from a forest ranger or
other federal forest official will be re-l
quired by any person building a camp
tire within the boundaries of any na
tional forest within the state of Ore
gon until the fire situation is improved
according to word received at tile local
forest service headquarters yesterday
The order was contained in a wire
hat he will build a new residence on
the lot on the' corner of Eleventh and
Oakdale. '
Dance at Jackson Hot Springs open
air pavilion Sat. nlte, July 22. 1U5
If your clothes aren't becoming to
vou, you had better be coming to us.
The Pantorliim Dye Works tf
Court Hall returned yesterday from
McClouri where the Hall. Frank Isaacs
'and J. J. Ilwhter families are camnlng.
are less lively and are growing so few
in number as to be of small conse
quence to a real lover of the outdoors.
Bring us the films that you want to
have especially good. Swem's Studio. i
.... 105
Lime and cement.
Co. .
Hemstitching,
- Picoting,
So per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
The county clerk announces that the
registration books for the special elec-
Medford Lumber tion have been closed.
Liute for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
m u-ashlniftnii. D C. Infractions of and will return to the camp today. The
the ruling It was said, will incur fines
or Imprisonment tr both. Due to the
large number of local people going
camping at the present time and the
large number tramping all over the
state this order has become necessary.
Anyone who has a cash register for
Bale please call this office 75. tf
New army co's reduced from J4.75 to
J3.85. Government Inspected all-wool
O. D. blankets, like new, 3 lb., $2.95: 4
lb.. $3 43. New army shoes, a good
value at $2.90. Officers' full dress
shoes at $3.50. Military Army Stores,
32 Central Ave. So. 104
Mrs. Walter Frazer llrown and
daughter Emily left yesterday evening
for Kalispeli, Mont., where they expect
to join Leonard Chapin Drown -who is
spending the summer in Kalispeli.
Walter Camps Dally Dozen health
builder records will make a new man
or woman of you. Try thorn at I'a!
mer's Piano House. ...- 107'
At the First Methodist church Sun
day morning Rev. Geo. A. Warner will
again address the congregation. Dr.
Warner addressed a large congregation
last Sunday and his able and timely
sermon was the subject of much appro-
dative comment. Mr. Henj. Warmer
will address the men's Sunday schcol
class.
From all judications there will be
large gallery of spectators present at
the formal opening of the Copco Ten-
nls club this evening. Play will begin
at 5 p. m. and will continue until dark
Several men's doubles and mixed
doubles matches are scheduled to take
place. In addition to local players who
will take part In the opening events
Miss Hey wood of Leland Stanford unl
verslty and Mr. Logan of San Fran
cisco will participate.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. . tf
Money to loan Immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
. 109
Lane (ioodell, state commander of
the American Legion was in Medford
yesterday to .consult with various
members of the local post.
Dance at Jackson Hot Springs open
air pavilion Sat. nlte, July 22. 105
. Home cooked meals served amid
cool, attractive surroundings. Prices
always reasonable. Parlor Tea Rooms
Johnny Meyers, the Chicago wrestler
and Walter Miller, leading claim
ants of the world's middleweight hon
ors, will meet in a title match here
August 3. Articles signed here Vcd
nosday call for the men to weigh In at
15X pounds at 4:30 o'clock on the day
of the match.? Oregon Journal.
1 Ladles' moccasin pack outing hoots
$8.50 to $10. See our window. The
tlootery. .. 103'
' Frank Roberts, of the Gates Auto
company, whose residence Is at the
corner of South Orange and Tenth
streets Is lucky (oday. , Ho can have
all the gas In Msious'e that he need
and stili hut . pay for It. The meter
. which works on the slot machine prtn
.clple and wjilch requires the deposit of
a quarter has been robbed, .Someone
has pried the bottom loose and hus
escaped with all the quarters. Frank
first noticed this yesterduy. All that
he hns to do now Is to drop In the quar
ter. It rails through and he picks it
tip again, at the same time, getting 5c
worth of gas. .. ...
Milk and cream at, DeVoe's. . - tf
Camp stoves, GOc; camp chairs 75c;
luggage carriers,- will fit on running
hoard of any car. $3.25. Just received
a new lot of those 4-fold steel auto
camp beds at $12.50. These beds are
wide enough for two to sleep on and
w ill fold up so they fit in the buck seat
of any car. New heavy canvass O. D
hummocks $3.25, .Auto packs, extra
heavy duck, $2.50. New pup tents
$2,115. Regulation army haversack
pack carrier, new and heavy duck, at
$1.60. Everything for your camping
trip. Save money by trading at the
Army Store. Vnited Army StoreB, 32
S. Central Avel ',' 104
Max , H. lsoard of the , Continental
' Petroleum compauy of San Francisco
Is a Medford business visitor today.
Air. and Mrs. A. H. Callaghan are
the local distributors for the Vacuetto.
the wonderful Non-Electric Vacuum
cleaner. See adv. in this week's Sat
urday Evening Post nnd nrrango for
free demonstration. 103
All sumtnor millinery 50 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
Another page of portraits of Oregon
girls, this time some of the well-known
young women of Modford, will appear
Irr color background on the front page
of the Sunday Journal magazine sec
tion. Oregon Journal.
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark, former You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
residents of this city are now residing A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill, spent a
in Seattle. They have been in Port- few hours in the city Thursday attend
lund for the past few months. jing to business matters. .
party does not intend to return to Med-i Ilnlbrlggan union suits 95c and $1.10. A good proposition and one that can
ford for a week. I). V. D. union suits SSc. . Blue chain- be made a fine income for man who
Wanted copy of "Lord's Birds of I bray shirts 69c. Men's socks 10c pair. I will invest $800, with services. Box 8S.
Oregon," used as text book some years I White navy middies, regulation, with f Mail Tribune.
ago. Call Mail Tribune. tfjnavy blue collar and coffs at $3.00. A meeting of citizens of Ashland has
Money to loan immediately avail-.White navy regulation pants $2.50. 2- been called for this evening to discuss
gal. water bags $1.23. New corduroy the steps to be taken to secure better
riding breeches, a bargain at $2.S5. j hotel facilities. Among the speakers
Trade at the Army Store and save will be Bert Greer and Jesse Wlnburn.
money. United Army Stores, 32 S. Dr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hart left
Telephone , Numbers
'to Ecmember
tfire Department
50
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
; f ' Any Kind ,
a 123
'McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford Nat" 1 Bank
Bldg.
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass n.
109
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Willits
at the Saered Heart hospital last night
an V-i iwund son.
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? tf
Have received the latest in men's
oxfords. The liootery. 103
Senator C. M. Thomas, C M. Kidd
and A. L. Hill returned this morning
trom a short business visit to Salem. '
If your clothes aren't becoming to
vou, you had better be coming to lis.
The Pantorium Dye Works. tf
Tents and tarpaulins, all sizes and
weights, all new and made of U. S.
standard 29-inch width white duck, at
low prices. Wo have orders to raise
the price on all our tents in the near
future. If you are going to need a tent
we would advise you to buy now. This
raise in price is on account of the
advance in price cotton fabric. . Vnited
Army Stores, 32 So. Central Ave. 104
Capt. and Mrs. Martin and son of
Hollywood, Cnllf., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. York and family. The trip
from Hollywood was made by motor.
Big sale of Imported Jap crepe, com
mon grade 15c yard, fancy crepe 25c a
yard. Sale starts Saturday, July 22nd.
Jap Art Store, 108
C. M. Richards, tuner nnd repairer of
pianos. Phone 323-J. . tf
Mrs. W. F. Slocum nnd daughter
Miriam Slocum of Brooklyn, N. Y., left
the first of the week for a visit at
Crater Lake and are expected to re
turn today. Upon their return they
will visit Mrs. Slocum's nephew, Fred
W. Mcars and family.
Money to loan Immediately avail
able. Jackson C6. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
AH summer millinery 60 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
Grasshoppers in unusual numbers
are reported In Jackson county, and in
some sections they are destroying the
second crop of alfalfa. Oregon Jour
nal. The country pathologist's office
haB received very few complaints re
garding grasshoppors and state that
they are causing less trouble this year
thnn usual, , -
We are selling Velvet tobacco 2 15c
cans for 25c. United Army Stores. 32
So. Central Ave. . . 104
When in need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 E.
Mnln.
The Medford Domestic Laundry has
recontly added u now Ford delivery
wagon to Its equipment. .
Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
and retail. Brown & Brown. 108
Automobile Insurance. Brown
WJilte. ,.
Central Ave. 104
When In need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or, come to
711 E. Main street.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Meeker of the
M. M. department storeieft today on a
two weeks visit In Portland.
Money to loan immediately avail
able. Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n.
109
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strang leave
soon by auto for Marshfield and other
coast points and will spend several
weeks there on a vacation.
Kodak films at De Voe's. tf
If yon have a cash register for sale,
phone 75. tf
R. H. Cook, district manager of the
Associated Oil company is a Medford
j Thursday morning at four, o'clock by
:auto for Cinnabar Springs, t Calif.,
where they will stay for a month. They
will camp out. Mr. and .Mrs. A. W.
Stone are among the local people at
the spring and are accompanied by
Mrs. R. W Terrell.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. "
Dr. Bert R. Elliot who is attending
the sessions of the National Dental
association at Los Angeles, Calif., will
return the first of next week.
They ssy step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner1 Motor Co. tf
County Prohibition Enforcement
Agent S. B. Sandifer and family are
camping for a few weeks in the Butte
Falls district. 1 .
All kinds of rough and dressed
business visitor and is examining tliclllmber Wallace Woods, phone 108.
business of the local branch.
Get your mill blocks from the Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76.
711 East Main street.
Max Rosenblum who was arrested at
Ashland last month, while in company
Have' you tried that big milk shake, wltll a woman kn0wn as Billie Ward
at deVoe's? tf
Walter Bowno returned yesterday
from Portland where he has been for
the past few days on business and
was acquitted by a jury in the. federal
court at Portland Tuesday. He was
accused of violation of the Mann Act.
Miss Ward testified that she persuad-
drove back in a new Oldsmobfle sport ed Rosenblum to drive her in an auto
model
Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
and retail. Brown & Brown. ltfi'
You can get most any old thing at
DeVoe's most any old time. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Fish loft yes
terday for Oakland, Calif., where they
will spend the next several weeks vis
iting friends and relatives. .
They say step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
Dressmaking for women and chil
dren. . Specialty: men's shirts, button
holes and alterations. Mrs. Ben J.
Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth St Phone
355-Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Butler leave
tomorrow for a week-end trip to the
Josephine Caves.
Fifty-eight different, forms at Insur
ance. Holmes The Insurance Alan.'
tf
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tf
Further details of the burning of the
Cinnabar Springs hotel, owned by Mrs.
Cogill are told In this week's issue of
the Yreka (Cal.) Journal. The fire
started on the roof of the hotel, near
the stovepipe at 11 o'clock and the
shake roof burned like tinder, the
& hotel structure nnd cottages for guests
tf being in ruins In half an hour. There
F. Stone of New York Is a guest at was no insurance. Mrs. R. A. Lewis,
the Hotel Holland, as are Mr, and Mrs. ja daughter of Mrs. Cogill was burned
A. H. McDonald of Reno, Nov., G. W. (about the arms and had her hair
?ang of Sacramento, L. Davis of Seat-! singed whllo packing water on the
tie, Mrs. S. E. Wells and M. Wells and j burning roof. All that was saved from
family of Seattle, John J. Planet of .the flames was Mrs. Cogill's collection
'an Francisco and R.' Larkln of Rogue of old silver and curios. The hotel had
River.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
tour orders to traveling men and have
thorn printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will cull. . tf
Spoqlallsts In kodak finishing.
Swem's Studio. 105
beon In operation for 20 years, and
was known to scores of local people.
A numler of local people who are
ramped at the springs left their own
camp and aided in fighting tho fire.
When hotter automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tf
Buy Modford home. Pay like ront.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
TO MR. AND MRS. PUBLIC
If you know how humanly funny Rupert
Hughes can be, you will not miss tho bubbling
humor of
, . ;c p. m e o n , ,o v e r" . , , ,.
with Colleen Moore,
the comedy triumph that closes tonight.
from Seattle to San Francisco. This
coupled .with the plea of his attorney
and his wife and child resulted in free
dom. , Rosenblum is a merchant of
Seattle.
Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. - . tf
Alex Norris of Jacksonville was
among -the out of town visitors in the
city Thursday afternoon. .. .
, Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. . tf
"Wildcat" Welly of this city, has
been signed to meet Bpb Dennison of
Dunsmulr, Calir.,! in a 20 round bout
at Weed, Calif., next week.
Fire Insurance."' Brown & White.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Fuio
Thomas J. FusohiwiU leave the first
of next week on"a short visit with his
family who are "camping at Diamond
Lake. . ,
For good insurance, you should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
Allen Perry, son of J. A. Porry, left
this morning for" Diamond Lake where
he will spend the remainder of the
summer. ' ' '
Big five cent' dance Nat Saturday
night. Snappy music. 103
Try., our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. - , ..
EC0N01YGR0CETERIA
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE
?
SPECIAL DOLLAR
Polar White SoSp, 30 bars - - -"Armours
Toilet Soap, 25 bars - -S
& W Catsup, pint bottles, 4 for -Phez
Apple Cider, pint bottles, 9 for
Medium Red Salmon, 11 cans for -Jiffy
Jell, assorted flavors, 17 pkgs.
Liberty Jelly Powder, 17 pkgs. for
Haddie Fish Flakes, 10 cans for -
S&W Chille Sauce, 2 large-1 small bottles $1.00
$1.00
$1,00
$1,00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Budweiser, 5 bottles for - - - - -Quaker
Corn Puffs, 20 packages for -G&L
Special Blend Coffee 3 lbs.
Alpine Milk, 10 cans for - - -
$1.00
$1.00
$i!oo
$1.00
EXTRA CANNING SEASON SPECIAL
Grated Pineapple, gallon cans - - - - 64c
GATES: & LYDIARD
JACKSON COUNT FAIR, SEPTEMBER 13 TO 16
Twenty-one passengers left this mor- A closed pouch mall service on
ning in three cars for Crater . Lake. Southern Pacific train No. Jl which
This Is one of the largest parties w hich j arrives at 3:54 a. m. from Portland has
has left on the stages this year. ! been instituted and service began yes-
Big five ceift dance Xat Salnrrtav teruny morning.
night. Snappy music. . I0u
We will deliver today large load of
No. i mill blocks, dumped at J5.75;
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
Jackson County Fair,
tember 13 to 16.
Big five cent dance
night. Snappy music.
Medford, Sen
tf Nat Saturday
103
W. P. Smith, father of Mrs. John
Dennison, is reported as consistently
Ihiproving. He was taken suddenly I1J
last Tuesday morning. ;
Big five cent dance Nat Saturday
night. Snappy music. 103'
J. L. Colbv of tho B. F. Goodrich
Rubber company was a Medford busi
ness visitor today.
STARTS TODAY
STARTS TODAY
STARTS
TOMORROW
WILLR0DGERS
and LILA LEE
"One Glorious Day"
This is tho funniest and most
unique picture that Will Rogers
has ever made! even better than
his "Doubling for Romeo," and
tjirit's going some.
ri:.Ti uK xo. a
TOMORROW
"THE FOUR SEASONS"
l I'Inui's n(ory in marvelous
picliitc of the ureut out
doors and of wlmt lmiN'ns
throiiuh
fc Spring, .Summer, .
Autumn and Winter
Illl
" Ainu
Ml
.V . VS-r-W t 11
E 1' .. ion 1
' j j ;
I 50 h .SRmgII
f ')t Blouses K
Reduction
Summer
Millinery
The Vanity Shop's Big Annual July
CLEARANCE SALE
OF
Millinery
J l and
Blouses
Some of the Best Bargains Ever Offered in Medford
VANITY SHOP.
"Quality and Service"
Jackson County Fair, September 13 to 16