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p.voi:. TWO MEDFORD MATL T17TBTTXE. MEDFORD. ORFfiOX. WEDNESDAY. AFGTST 2. 1022 ocal and Personal The long dry and warm siiell has played havoc with the grass and trees in the city park, which subject was given consideration by the city cmnol! last niBht, when the matter was brought up by Councilman Dressier. All of the couneilnieu thought that the park should "be watered by the firo de partment more frequently, and that the wettins would be more efficacious if done at niuhl lustaad of iu the day time. Fireman Kauinan hus been busy the past two days witli several youths as assistants in wetting down the park and by the end of the week thinks he will have It looking green again. Special Bale pn hair nets S3 cents a dozen. Marinello Preparations at 111 por cent discount. Marinello Shop,' 109 Liberty lildg, 3111 Miss Towne, milliner, at Colonial Shop, has returned from San i ranclsco and southern California where she lias been spending her vacation. Frank B. Astroth, the American Jer sey Club field nmn who will uddress the Jackson county dairymen at the public library tonight at 8 o'clock, ar rived here yesterday. A number of dairymen and breeders from southern Oreson pclnts will also attend this meeting. Mr. Astroth's talk will be illustrated with picture slides on the highest producing cows that breed. See the ne-w. Bfwoiul lightweight De Luxe plstons' for Fords at Hlvorsldo Garage; weight only lit ounces. tf Many nre .enjoying the meetings at the llig TitH. let's go this evening. Good sinning. Helpful lecture. Aubrey Smith, superintendent of the local schools, accompanied by his wife and two sons arrived home Monday from Eugene, where Mr. Smith hud been attending the University of Ore gon summer school. Fifty-eight different rjrms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf . Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf Mrs. S. A. Ilruce and children of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in Medford for on extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Houston. Mrs. Uruco Is an aunt of Mr. Houston. , Co. A, ISGth Infantry will assomblo at regular meeting at armory, Wednes day evening, August 2, Capt. H. A. Canaday, C. O. 113 Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. ... tf Ivan H. Corner, rocontly with the Corner book store, Medford, has sold his Interest in the store and after n twp weeks' vacation at dominie dur ing which time he wub joined by hln sister, Marie, returned yesterday to Salem. His flitnre plans Jinvo . not boon definitely settled as yot.Snlom Capital Journal. , This office Is prepared to print lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't glvo your orders to traveling men and liavo tiem printed out of Medford. Fhono Us ana we will call. . tf System Service Co. writes Fire and nil other Insurance. Strong companies. urrice 2nd floor Medford llldg. tf Wayne Goff returned Inst night from Klamath Falls where he has Bpent the past two months In the employ of the state at the nsh hatchery. Milk and cream at Devon's. tf Propare; for the races by having a set of special lightweight DoLuxo pis tons Installed In your Ford bug. At Riverside Garage. tt R. D. Sorrclls of Shodd. Ore., Is n guest at the. Hotel Holland. Other guests include F. II. Carmn and A. J. Kdo of Portland, Fred Hiloy of ICngono, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Harvey and family oC Oakland. Calif., Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Ln lour ami son and Lorntto Vorhocs nnd sn of Seattle, S. H. King of Snn Frnn Cisco and tt. K. Lehman of Kugene. Nvcrywhere you look you see R Itovmlet. . . DOUBLY PROVEN .Mcdloitl' , Ucailci-H Cull No Doubt thu KvUlrucc. Longer This Medford citizen testified ionic ago. Told of quick relief of undoubted benefit. The fuels are now confirmed. Such testimony is completo the evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof of merit. Mrs. W. l' Lonuwlll, 504 N. Grape Ht.. Medford, rhvo the following Mntcment March 17, Hi 11: "Some time ago I gave a statement telling of the good Dunn's Kidney Pills had done In our family. Slnco that time. I hnvo had occasion to use them my nclf and they helped me. I had kid liny weak liens and a dull rheumatic nitaury In thu small of my hack that was nioHt .depressing. Doan's soon removed the .trouble,". OllfJInich 2.1. ' last), Mis. Lnngwill Hnld:js, Doan's Kidney Pills are u splendid remedy and 1 use them oC ciiKloually to kocp my kidneys In good rder." Price BOo at nil dealer. Don's rdiniilS. ask lor a kidney remedy get l'ip! Kidney PIIIh the same that Mrs.' a.ongwlll had. Foster-MUMim Co.. Jafrs., Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. i. ...... Telephone Numbers ; to Remember Fire Department 50 1 (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance ' Agency Medford Nat 1 Bank Bldg; Mrs. C. K. Kviinn (if .Ashland in in) the city visiting telative.- for several , days. Kirn i-11111-Tco nrown & White When In need of shinf ing call Wallace Woods, A. S. Rosenhaum. Southern Pacific claim agent, arrived vesterdav in Mea ford on business and will leave this evening. Has tlie material age robbed you of spiritual rest and blessings? Come to the tent this evening near city park. Crescent orchestra, Lake Creek Community hall, Aug. 5. - llii O. J. Gould, local American Express agent, who is taking his annual vaca tion returned this morning from Hay ocean where he has been for several weeks past, and will leave within the next few days for a visit In San Diego. Take your kodak films to Palmer's Btudlo. First clasB work and prompt service. tf Have you tried that big milk shake j at deVne's? tf About 11 years ago Court Hall used to have a baseball team' in Medford, hut now he Is mainly concerned in pears, the klan talk In Medford and j thetstanillng of the Beavers. It will be observed that Interest in the Portland team conies third. The crop of De Anjou pears which Mr. Hall has this year will yield him about $1000 an acre. He sold his crop of pears for about ?l net. Mr. Hall maintains that his DeAnJou crop is the finest looking that has been seen in the Rogue River country for a long time. As for the klan activities, Mr. Hall predicts that they will subside in Medford since the recall movement fostered by that or ganization was defeated last Saturday. "There were more votes cast in the recall election than there were In the primaries," said Mr. Hall, "and It was a regular old-time campaign, in which both sides hustled around to get people out to vote." Mr. Hall Is at tile Hotel Oregon. Portland Oregonian. , Chester and Arthur Akers arrived by auto from Montana a few days ago and may locate in Medford. The Akers and Win. Offntt were school boys and chums In Keyser, W. Va., and had not seen each other for years. You can got 1t at DeVoe's. tf Tom Sweni returned this morning from The Dalles, Portland and Grants Pass. Tom was one of the local dele gates to the state American Legion convention. Hot time at Hot Springs. Something, new every minute. Dance to the tuno of the Jewel orchestra. 11.1 If you enjoy a good rioor nnd a cool hall he at Lake. Creek Saturday Aug. 5. 110 Guy W. Connor and two daughters returned this morning from a several days visit ln Portland and Seattle. AH summer millinery 50 per cent din mtmt. The Vanity Shop. tf Wimtoil COIlV nf ''t.if.l'n Ttlv.ln nf Oregon." used 'tis text hook some vnnr-! iiko. Cnll Mall Tribune. ti Dr. C, P. Close of the United States! department of agriculture, in charge of horticultural experiment work in tho northwest is In Medford, having ar rived yesterday from Corvallls and ac companied by County Pathologist 0. C. Cute, will Bpend several days looking over horticultural products Mil the valley. Prof. Clayton L. Long of the Oregon Stato Agricultural college ac companied Dr. Close rrom Corvallls to this city and returned this morning, lie states that Dr. Close Is amazed at the excellent showing of tho local poar crop. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. When bettc automobiles are built. Bulck will bni ' thorn. tf W. D. Janes or Saginaw, Mich., ar rived this morning for a several months visit with liis throe sons and their families at their homes on Capi tol Hill. Everywhere you look you boo n Chevrolet. tf New fall millinery now on display at Tho Vanity Shop. 120 Mrs. C. O. Anlauf returned yester day from Portland whero she has been for the past week visiting her parents who reside in that city. All summer millinery 50 per cent ills count. The Vanity Shop. tf Summer millinery 50 por co:it dis count nt The Vanity Shop. 120 - Miss Betty Thompson of Los An geles who has been visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Merle Kellogg Tor the past two weeks, left yestoiday nfternoon for her home. "The Memorials of the Bible," is the subject tonight nt tho Big Tent. Do not mlsB it. Near city park. Freo. Hearing pear and npplo orchards sacrificed at 1100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medfttd Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 1.1-1-Y. ' Glen Simpson, who was the delegate front the local post of the American Legion to the state convention nt Tho Dalles, returned home this morning on train 13. He states Unit while Codding of Medrtml was boaten In the election, he is better thought of now than ever. and that there will bo another day of reckoning. Ashland Tidings. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. For Firo Insurance see Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf t M. English returnod this morning from a three months trip in tho east and mlddlewest. Lime for prny. Medford Lbr. Co. An.vono who has a cash register for sale please cell this office 75., tf Air. and .Mrs. w. H. .Meeker returned Monday from a two weeks visit In Portland and other Willamette valley points. For Rood insurance, yor. should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. he ladies of the Catholic church will give n moonlight social on the church lawn nt S p. m. on Thursday the 3rd. iu M.s. A. K. Stone of Oakland, Calif., is visiting her brother-in-law, F. K. Stone of (his city. Mattress work nil kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 101, tf Twenty-two passengers left in three stages lor ('ruler Lake this morning. Among the persons visiting the lake are ilr- an(1 lrs- J-' Howard Brincker-' ngles and roof- f' 'r" Alrs' roeling of president of the Anglo nnd London ins "11 F New York. I Paris National Bank of San Francisco' S, JUS. UJ . ......'to ufmn.i,,,. in Mn.lfnr.l f,. a visit nil ion uuiiuoi unoiu iu miss me siuny of the Bible testimony to be given this evening at the Big lent near city park, e. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep-' tember 13 to 10. tf.u,e au1" m,nK- Willis Stockam returned yesterday, "en Harrell and Noble Everett at from Portland where ho has been for Cold Hill boxing smoker tonight. 113 the past several weeks. We will deliver today large load of No. j mill blocks, dumped at $o.7f. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf- Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. Mrs. Florence Kllppel and son Carl, Mrs. Elizabeth Kllppel, Miss Allie KllPPd and John Kllppel left- last night for their homes in Portland after having attended the funeral of Lannls Kllppel which took place in Jackson - ville Monday. ' Jiavmg oponeu a itome itestaurani In Mrs. Whiteside's building back of Fox's real estate office, entrance side door, Central Point, I desire your patronage. A good home style thicken dinner Sunday. Mrs. L. E. Hartwig. 114 You can got most any old thing at DeVoo's most any old time. ti Medfordltes, have arrived home at j "Iness of Mrs. Robinson. Mr. Robin Ashlmid from their outing at Lake of son as taken over the Chevrolet the Woods and Klamath Falls. "Koncy In Yakima and the Robinsons Blackberries for sale cheap. 810 1 wi make their home there in the near West Eleventh street. Phono 757. no future. The American Legion at its Everywhere you look you see a meeting last night passed a resolution Chevrolet. tr exineasfng the regret of the post at the C. P. Close of College Park, Md., is a departure of Mr. Robinson who has guest at the Hotel . Medford as are j ueen n active member. A copy of the Clayton L. Long of .Corvallls, J. A. Wil- resolution was forwarded to him at his Hams and J. W Wlillanis of Ft. Wayne Ilew honie- Intl.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Yost of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Plunkett of San Francisco, W. L. Beyer of Eugene, Wallace II. Bracken of Den ver, (i. H. Kramer of Oneida, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stever of New York. Championship bouts, Gold Hill to night, Gorman vs. Carlson ll 3 All varieties of peaches In season nt,of wlliCQ municipality he was the foun booth 3, Public Market. A. N. Wright. 117 A news dispatch from Gold Hill reads as follows: "The old five-stamp quartz mill used for custom work some years ago just east of Gold Hill, has been sold to C. C. Clark and associates of Medford, and the new owners are moving It to the Applegate district to be rebuilt on the Lono Pine quartz gold mine, recently purchased from G. L. Half of Gold Hill." Dance, Prospect, next Sat. Midnight lunch. Launspach's orchestra. 115 Banjo and clarinet artist coming with Jowel orchestra to the Jackson Hot Springs pavilion Wednesday, Aug. iiid. Featuring latest music. 113 Rev. R. P. Lawrence and family lonvo Frltlny for a three weeks outing "l Diamond lake. They will visit at K"ln"u 11 1,11118 on tl,olr way llon,e llm' Ing the hitter part of August. The Pythian Sisters lodge will not meet this evening, the hall being given to the 1). O. IC. K.'s for practice. 113 Hemstitching, i Plcoting, ' 8c per yd. Buttons coverod. Handicraft Shop. tf In a wire recolved yesterday by Goorge A. Mansfield, local man and president of tho Stato Farm Bureau, rrom Senator Charles McNary the lat tor states that ho has recommended to President Harding that George A. Mansfield be appointed to the Federal Farm Loan Board. Lime nnd cement. Medford Lumber Co. Automobile Insurance. Brown & White tf O. G. Steele nnd S. E. Butler of the Siskiyou division of tho California Orogon Power company nro Medford visitors from Yreka. Opening dnnco Uike Creek Commu nity hall. Aug. 5. no Ben Harrell and Noble Everett at Gold Hill boxing smoker tonight. 113 Many forest fires nro reported in Douglas county, and the situation is rapidly becoming worse, according to the Douglas county fire -patrol. The largest fire is burning over 30 acres of timber on Olmnn crook, ncur Oakland, and Is not yet under control. There are many other riros, all small. Now felt hats ror girls with bobbed hair, $2.50 to $0.50, nt The Vanity Shop. 114 Dance, Prospect, next Sat. 115 The lKilico court of this city took in Inst month total flues nnd forfeited hull, nmouiiting to $170, according to Judgo Taylor's monthly report to the city council. There wns 22 cases In all before tho court in July, as follows: Eight cases of open hoso violation 1n which seven drew fines of $5 each, and tho eighth was acquitted; nine cases of drunkenness on tho streets, six for feiting bail of $15 each, and three for reitlng hail of $25 each. Cases Investi gated by the court bnt not docketed numbered rive. The Pythian Sisters Lodge will not meet this evening, the hall being given to the D. O. K. K.'s for praotlce. 113 Will sell, or trade for livestock. Lib erty Six touring car equipped with vo good cord tires nnd in first class me chniiicul condition. Cash price $t!00. Phone Hay Moran, 129 daytime, 187 Central Point evenings. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. It. Herman and daughter, Miss Dorn Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Letip nnd George Gates formed n party which visited the Ore gon Caves over Sunday. Grants Pass Courier. See the Gorman Carlson S round fight tonight. Jloin Hill pavilion. 113 Silk stockings in all the new shades. From $1.25 to $3.75. The Vanity Shop. 122' L. Jean Cochran of Medford is trans. acting business ili Portland. Portland Journnl. Championship bouts. Gold Hill to night, Gorman vs. Carlson. 113 Fire Insurance. Brown & White, v Mr. and Mrs. Kuuene I'luukett of Han Francisco were t lie dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vawter last' evening. Mr. Plunlcett who is the vice! "i-i-.-r, . ."v, -.. . t e Jackson County bank Mr. and j Mrs. I lunkett are accompanied by Mr. "d Mrs. Paul K. Yos of New York "m,f t.. ' ? v' i'"""""1 HemstUching, Plcoting, Sc per Vard. Work finished When you want it. The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main and Bartlett St. tf Fishing in the Rogue river is becom- lug good. Last evening at the mouth of llutte creek Frank Isaacs caught seven gteclhead, four large ones and , three smaller ones, John Perl caught a five-pound Belhead, and P. P. Bigham lanueu a smaller one. Dance. Prospect, next Sat. Midnight lunch. Launspach's orchestra. 115 When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Gain Robinson returned last evening to Yakima, Wn from which city he I I see tno Gorman-Carlson 8 round fight tonight, Gold Hill pavilion. 113 Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. We want to purchase n cash register jat once. What have you to offer? tf Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday. Phone 720. tf S. II. Bonrdmnn of Boardman, Ore., uer unci is vice president or its cham ber of commerce, is spending a few days with Jesse Wlnhitrn of Ashland at his Sap-and-Salt summer retreat. Dance, Prospect, next Sat. 115 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. We carry duplicate sales slips with blank headings for use In any line of business. Call 75 for service. tf Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ' C. Ulrich and daughter, Miss Catherine Ulrich and Miss Elizabeth Manning of Klamath Falls, spent last Friday evening in Medford ns guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Llndley. They were1 enroute to Van couver, Wash., whoro Mr. Ulrich will "(tend the insurance convention. ius:nes8 man wishes good room, private family, West Side, high class home only. Address Box 00, Mail Tri bune, iu Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's. tf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Llndley and Miss May Llndley left Tuesday for a week s outing at Pelican Bay. Rucker Taxi Company. Phone S7G-W night and day service. City trips 25c. 110 Kodak films at De Voe's. tf The city council last night at the behest of Bob Brown, manager of the Med ford Athletic club, agreed to make the club license for Its three amateur weekly boxing exhibitions and one pro fessional exhibition, each month, $50 ror tho rour exhibitions. Heretofore the license roe has been $15 ror each amateur exhibition, nnd $30 Tor eacli professional bout, a tax which Mr. Brown found he could not stand and pay expenses, especially during the summer months. The bouts given by tlie club under the management of Mr. Brown have been so excellent and clean that these exhibitions have won popular favor nnd commendation. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Thirty cars occupied by 04 people stopped at tho city auto camp last night. Those registered are as fol lows: B. E. Sninllinard nnd party of five or Oregon City, touring south; Fred Rogers or Eugene enroutn to Klamath Falls; II. E. Rocyo of Mc Cloud, Calif., en route home from the north; O. W. Aldrich. of Falrbault. Minn.; C. A. Ray or Potalnma. CallL, on the way homo from the north: W. II. Perry or Los Angoles en route to New York City; W. Ii. Davis or Sac ramento, en routo to New Y'ork city; K. .V. Rando of Portland, who may locate here; .1. M. Young of Visnlln, Calif., en routo home from tho north; II. II. Smith of Portland on tho way to Crater lake; E. 1). Ford at Billings. Mont., who may locate here; George Stnrglll or Glendale, Ore.; E. E. Bos worth or Portland en route home rrom Crater lake: L. C. Vaneth of Portland, en route home from the south; M. Gains of Berkeley, en route to South Dakota: George Anderson. Yuba City, Calif., en route to Port land; C. L. Dickey of Portland, tour ing south: John Dolman ot San Diego. Cnlir.. en route to Portland: .1. B. Gnra or Los Angeles en route to Portland: Kd Glnrco or Westwood. Calir.. en route to Portland: N C. Bud of Los Angeles on the way home fioin the north: Mert Oloson of West wood. Calif., on the way to Portland: J. W. Barrett of Glendale, Calif., on the way to Portland: J. C. Winters of Rochester.. Pa., en route to l.os Angeles: C. R. Gunnings of l.os An geles en rente to Vancouver. B. C. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FUR SALE Range, dresser. Call 335 S. Riverside. Phone 292-Y. 115 FOR SALE White enamel child's bed. good as new. Call 002-11, forenoons. 115 OBITUARY CASAD Ralph Emerson Casad was claimed by death in the granite City hospital at Ashland, Oregon at 6 a. in. on the 27th of July where he had undergone a major operation ror intes tinal trouble three days before. After a short rally be gradually grew worse until tiie end came which was peace ful. He had asked for the members of his family who were speeding on fast trains i'foi different parts of.the coun- li ,v mi ti iim nun iiiu B'O'i ictijiui. His mother, Mary E. Casad of Los Angeles, and his niece, Ethel M. Moss of Santa Barbara, Calif., were the only members from a distance that readied ills bedside in time. They hud their tickets and baggage checked for the Hawaiian Islands when they received the word. They cancelled their trans portation and caught the last train ar riving before his death.. Ralph E. Casad was among the earls native sons of Johnson county, Kansas, having been born at a place called Rquiresville on tho old Santa Fe Trail, two and one-fourth miles due east of Ocheltree. March IS, 1809. He was the fourth child of Isaac D. and .Mary Eliz abeth James Casad, and the first to depart this life after reaching matur ity. nis rather died when Ralph was nearlng seventeen years or age leaving his mother with rive younger children Ralph assumed the roll of a father to them and w-as of great service to his mother and the younger children in those days of trials. His duties in his new field cut his school career short having up to this time attended the local district school at Ocheltree. At the age of twenty-one he became united in marriage to Etta Hartley, the eldest daughter of Joel Hartley who lived near Busyrus. To this couple were born one son and one daughter, Arthur, Willard and Florence Julia. Wlllard Casad at present Is married and has rive children, three boys and two girls, nnd is living nt New Plym- oth, Idaho. Florence married Charles Etem and is living in Minneapolis, Minn. Ralph Casad at the time or his death was living on a ranch near Talent, Ore. He lived in Johnson county about 30 years. After leaving the old home w here ho was born he moved to Kan sas City, Mo., for about seven years in 1900. In 1913 hp moved to Hickman Mills, Mo., and engaged In farming and dnlrylng for six years. Selling his dairy he and his wife went overland in an automobile from there to Talent, Ore He is survived by his wife, Etta, his mother, Mary E. Casad. a sister, Cor nella Casad Moss of Santa Barbara, Calif., a sister, Helen Hartley, Vancou ver, Wash., a sister, Irene Casad Hart ley of Covina, Calif., a sister, Ora M. llurk of TUyrtle Creek, Ore., a sister, Eva Casad Bates of Redondo Beach, Calif., a brother, Roland C. Casad of Los Angoles, Earl P. Casad, Newbury Park, Calir., a son, Arthur Willard of New Plymoth, Idaho, n daughter, Flor ence J. Etem of Minnesota, and five grandchildren, Ralph, Schooloy, Max- ine, Paul and Juanita, besides many brothers and sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces, all of whom will greatly miss him. The funeral was from tho Methodist church, the pastor, C. A. Edwards, of ficiating, and the burial in Mountain View cemetery under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of America of which ho had been a member for more Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions! Hare's Something About S. S.X That You'll Be GUd to Hear. Tou miht Just aa well know It rlphl now, tho causa of skin ruptlona, plmplea. blockheads, boils and bo on is right In the blood. There is no net ting Bwny from It. Science has proved It. We prove it. You can prove It. When the cause of skin troubles and Eruptions lain the blood, H Isn't corn- Let S. 8. S. Give Too An An eel to Sklat mon nense to simply treat the aWn. A bottle of S. K. 8. will prove to you what Is happening In your blood, S 9.8. la a scientific blood cleimser. tt drives out tlie impurities which cause eczema, tetter, rash, pimple- boils, blackheads, blotches nnd other skin eruption When these impurities are drlvin out, you can't stop several very nice things from happening. Your lips turn nat urnlly rosy. Your cye3 sparkle, you,r complexion clears. It becomes beau tiful. Your face looks like that of a prosperous, ruddy, well-fed, refined gentleman, or If you are a woman, your complexion becomes the real kind that the whole world so admires. S.S.8. Is n!so a powerful body-builder, -because It builds new and more blood cells. Thrtt's why it fills out sunken cheekj, bony necks, thin limbs, helps rcpaln lost f'esh. It costs littlo to have this happen to you. S. S. S. ia sold at all dnift Ftorfs, in two sires. The Urcfr si so i Uio more economical. Car Rent Service Central PointTaxi nt Central Point Feed Store. JESSE KICITARPSOY i-WoodStavePipi Quotation on Pomps and Rams for Ir rigation. THOS. I. TEMrLE, Medford " Continental than twenty-five years, and wis at the time of death a member of Talent camp, Talent, Oregon. rilONEMILLER M i s s Kate Crnncmlller died at her home in JucktfnnvKle, August 1st, after a very brit-f illness from heart trouble, aped 57 years, 3 months, I) days. She was born in Jacksonville on April 22, IStifi, ami was a lovable character, riuiet, unassuming, and always ready to help a neighbor or friend. She waw a member of Adarol Ohnpter, No. 3. O. K. S., and the Presbyterian church of Jacksonville. Klie leaves one brother, J. M. Cronemiller, nnd two sisters. Miss Mayme C'ronemiller of Jacksonville and .Mrs. Carolyn C. 'Morton of Kullerton, Cnl. The fu neral services will bo held at the Presbyterian church, Jacksonville, Thursday at 2:30 p. m., Kev. J. K. Howard officiating. Interment - in Jacksonville, cemetery. Mrs. Camlyn C. Howard will arrive Thursday morning for the services, which will be in charge of the Perl Kuneral Home, Notice to Rcbekahs The annual Oddfellows and Rebekah picnic will be held in Grants Pass in the park. Bring well filled baskets and your own dishes for dinner at 7 o'clock. Coffee and cream will be pro vided by the Grants Pass order. All Oddfellows and Rebekahs of the valley are cordially invited to attend. Danc ing in the pavilion at 9 o'clock. , 113 With Medford trade ip Medford made Oh Me! Oh My! GREAT NEWS! A Full Line of Whitman's Candy at HeaLh's Drug' SLore 109 East Main Street The Coolest Store in Town Pillow Gases Stamped with Applique Patterns Hemstitched Edge for Crochet Embroidery Patterns Scalloped Edge for Embroidering .' .Crochet Patterns -.'v! ' Instruction Sheet Free with Each Pair Handicraft Shop 17 North Central . . Columbia Minera Yarns BBBHMBB lI.Al(.' It s lino that I am your wife. Uut after ull Is said and' v win-, x Jim JU24L BOUGHT fflffd PAID FOR featuring ; - . : '!'. . i JACK HOLT , and AGNES AYRES Coming Saturday , DORIS MAY in her sizzling jazz comedy 'GAY AND DEVILISH" Soon Norma Talmadge THE MODERN MOTHER faces prnbleuiH far beyond those of her forbears. She herself must be a much mure competent person, com bining in one individual the duties of nurse, cook, teacher and moral in structor, it is no wonder that many conscientious women break under the strain, and that others drag out a miserable existence; always tired, and yet unable to take a day's vacation. Such women will find themselves benefitted nnd their burdens made easier by the use of . Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, ' which was made for Buffering women, and' does not fail to relieve them. Adv. Day or Night' WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing, Kepniring. S. W. FOESYTHE DVEH AXI) CLEANER Prompt service and prices the lowest consistent with first class work, l'liono 841. SIiod nt 11I Mistletoe MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 317 E. Main St. Medford WIIJJAM De MIIXK'S (Iramnlic production of (.eorjro Itromlliurst's Inmoii.H sinye piny. in "Smilin' Through" I
