Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 08, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA OF, TWO. MEDFOrcT) MATL TRTBUXE. MEDFOUT). OT?KOO. TUESDAY. 'AUOUST S. 1022 Wocal and JLJ Personal The first nicklne: or riartlett pears will begin in the numerous orchards of the valley net week. Several of the larger orchards are expected to start the latter part of this week how ever. Packing houses of the valley are ready to handle the crop which Is an excellent one this year. .Many of the packing houses have had box makers at work for the past six weeks getting ready a supply of thousands of boxes for the season's pack. Orchardlsts are anxious as to the outcome of the rail road strike. Local railroad officials aro undetermined as to whether refrig erator cars can be secured in sufficient numbers to handle the crop or not. Kodak films at. De Voe's. tf Heal home cooking at popular prices. Parlor Tea Rooms. 119 H. L. Walther of the California Oregon Power company, who is now in Ranter national park on his vacation, writes that he Is enjoying himself but that aside from the profusion of wild j flowers growing in Ranier park that the park cannot compare with Crater National park as a recreation place nor for beauty. The famous Willow Springs water melons are ripe. Ralph Cowglll, Scenic avenue. Willow Springs. J21 Strawberries for canning at Marsh's Grocery. 118 Jerry Jerome relumed last night from Atlantic City, N. J where he has liecn for the past several weeks and where he went as a delegate from the Medford lodge No. HGtWof the B. P. O. K. Mrs. Jerome who accompanied him remained In Seattle as when they ar rived in that city she was confronted with the sad news of her father's death. , More of that grated pineapple In gallon cans, 64c. Economy Groceteria. Your apparel will always be In good clean Bhape and wear longer If you let us tnke care of them tor you. Phone 223 Apparel French Dye Works, G24 North Riverside. 120 . The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. George Laidloy, 613 West Second street, Wednesday afternoon. During the absence of the society oditress until September 1st please send society news, reports of church and lodge auxiliary meetings and per sonal Items to this orfice as soon ns they occur. Short society Items should be telephoned to 75. 119 ' Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. , S. P. Hunter of Phoenix was a busi ness visitor In Medford yesterday. Seven-passenger car leaving for Oakland, Calif., Thursday morning. Passengers wanted. Call B18 West Second street Medford, Oregon. 118 Automobile Insurance. Drown & White. tf A. P. Talent and family rocently re turned from a week's camping trip at Diamond lake and roport excellent fishing. Mr. Talent states that they caught several trout weighing twelve pounds. Moro of that grated pineapple 1n gimon cans, 04c. Economy Groceteria, William Deckley and Mrs. Young. of Yonenlla, and Mrs. Anna nonnett of Portland, stopped In this city Inst night on the way to Crator Lake and Klamath Falls. They are traveling by nuto. Roseburg News-Review. Fire Innurance. Urowu & White, i A. B. Cordley and 8nm If. Moore of Corvallls. and Martin D. Bowers of Gold Hill, members of the state lime stone hoard, niacin nn official Inspec tion of the plant nnd ounrry Saturday. Orders for 2000 tons of llmostone for farmers of western Oregon have boon riled ror Immediate nnd fall delivery. At least 2000 tons additional are ex pected to be sold. The plant Is being operated by Ross Shoemaker on u tonnage basis. The originnl contract rails for not loss thnn 1000 or moro than 3000 tons. The board Is ontorlng into a now contract with these opera tors for scvoral thousand additional tons of fertilizer, which will insure un interrupted operation of tho plant for tne year. . Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Fifty-eight different lorms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf. The following are a few among ninny who will make Individual nnd separato exhibits at the county fair: J. W. Fish. I'hoenlx; Chris Wolf, 'iop Notch orch ard; A. J. Joy, Hollvlew; Chns. Tomp- son. i:entrnl Point Frank K. Upton. Central Point: Redskin orchard: Bert ('lute, Applcgute; Herman Messenger. I'rovoit: Modoc and Klamath orcli srds; K. J. Brown, Applegnto; Miles lantrall, Ruch; John Anderson. Cen Iral Point ; Klrtlnnrt Farms. Central Point; W. K.Morris. Central Point There Is considerable Interest by the oronnrmsts anil growers of field crop regarding; individual exhibits, and It is expected that every district will have a large and extensive exhibit of the pro ducts of the orchards nnd fields. more or that grated pineapple In gallon cans, 64c. Hconomv Grocetorla Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 1G. tf The chamber of commerce board of I iiii t-ctors of the city of Klamath Kails 'has decided to purchase a 1 aere tract of land on Conger avenue in Klamath Falls for the purpose of establishing a modern .city auto camp. It Is estimated that the park, which Is abundantly provided with shade trees, will accommodate from 73 to WO cars. Strawberries for canning at .Marsh's Grocery. Hi! Community Hospital opens 834 East Main St., Medford, Ore. Will receive medical, sursical and obBtetrlcal pa tients. I'-1" Forest patrol planes equipped with radio are on the way to Roseburg from the North Island field at Sacramento. 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 ami we will call. tf System Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford Hldg. tf Prof. H. F. Cope, of tiie science de partment In the high school, his wife and son Nevin, spent a week's cami ing trip In Josephine county visiting the Caves and other points of Interest. J. F. Kistler and family have moved to Medford from Rogue River and Mr. Klstler will handle the agency for Mac-Dry batteries nnd will be with the Clark Motor Co., oposite the Nat. Clothes care saves the expense of buying new things yet you'll not sac rifice appearance or comfort. Phone 223, Apparel French Dye Works, 024 North Riverside. 122 The annual picnic of former Jose 'phiiio county people now residents of Portland will bo held August 13, to I which all Josephine county people are , invited to lie present. The following notice has been sent out: "Josephine County association will hold their an nual picnic in Laurelhurst park Sun jday, August 13th. Come at 2:30 with ! lunch baskets and cups. Coffee, sugar land cream furniBhed. Picnic supper at 5 o'clock followed by business meet ling. All persons now and formerly re siding in Josephine county are cordial jly invited. L. R. Steelhammer. presi- ident; Edna P. Ireland, secretary. : Grants' Pass Courier. ' Anyone who has a cash register for sale please cull this ornce 75. U Strawberries for canning at Marsh's Grocery. 118 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bentley of Ash land, Miss Constance Vance and Lee Watson spent the week end at Crater Lake. All report having had a fine time. Milk and cream at DeVoe'e. tf Wo carry duplicate sales slips with blank headings for use In any line of business. Call 75 for service. tf It. A. Koppcs, city editor of the Tri bune is confined to his home for a few days on account of Illness. We have a splendid bargain In a second-hand typewriter at this office. tf Silk stockings in all the new shades, From 1.25 to ?3.7B. i -' - . .-:. - The Vanity Shop. 122 Mrs. rA. II. Miller and children re turned home from Eugene last nicht after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ankeny, of Eugene. Strawberries for canning at Marsh's Grocery. IIS Goodrich tires nnd tubes at Colonial Garage. tf During the week of her ninth wed ding anniversary Madeline H. Farrar obtained a divorce from Frederick H. Farrar on tho grounds of cruel and in litimun treatment, desertion and non support. The decree gave her the right to resume her former name, Mad eline Parker, widow of T. G. Parker, prominent Judge and lawyer of south ern Illinois. Portland Telegram. The Farrars are well known in Medford. Mr. Farrar at one time being in charge of the Copco plant at Ray Gold. When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Use spreader In your last sprays. 101,4c lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120 Winston Vance, son of A. J. Vance of this city, who has been attending the University of Southern California the past year is expected home tomor row morning for the rest of the sum mer. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf P. O. Crawford, Paul McKee, and Don Runyard of the California-Oregon Power company aue in Klamath Falls on business. i Strawberries for canning at Marsh's Grocery. 118 I Miss Lee i. alley who for the past jtlireo years has been employed at the I Home Telephone office as a cashier, has left for an indefinite visit to Seat tle. Miss Constance Vance is filling Miss Halley's place during her ab sence. Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe's? tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf An airplane from the Eugene avia tion field patrolled the tho forest dis trict this morning on the lookout for forest fires. Phil 1-owd was sent out to cover Jackson county this after noon. There have been several flies in the Butte Falls country. W. L. Jone3 or the u! S. forest service will fly over the U. S. forest thi3 afternoon. You can get it at DeVoe's. tf All summer millinery 50 per cent dis jonnt. The Vanity Shop. tf Riley Davis, who for the past few months has been employed in Nushagak Alaska, is expected home the first of September for a visit before returning ! to O. A. C. this fall. Sash and doors. Medrora Lumber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. John Coe, stationer from Eugene passed through Medford ou his way to California Saturday. When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or como to 711 E. Main street. Children cared for. Mrs. W. X. Campbell, 101 Newtown. Phone 371-L. 121 The SUkiv-u county fair tl '-':"' will be Held five !as beginning on Tuesdav. Se.l. Tl.es,- dates Wen.-, decided uiin at a me.-iing ol the -an - i ., vrnk Tuesday auei "-.... Tuesday's meeting was called fur the puri-ose of taking Uie prei.,,,.,...., . .,-,,. nni' for the annual event. J. E. Pashburg was selected as secretary treasurer and manager m the fair. Ashland Tidings. Hemstitching. Picoting,, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. " When better automobiles aro built. Bulck will build them. ll Mrs. V. Meldo llillis Is visiting friends in ISoise, Idaho and will not return to this city tor a ween or two.. Her son I'len came down from Crater Lake and will be here a rew days. He reports that 27(0 cars passed through the west entrance of the lake in the month of July. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf ! Use spreader in your last sprays, 10'Ac lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120 "Dutch" Welch who for the past month and a half has been driving a; truck at Doris. Calif., is home for a! few days visiting friends. A chance to store your wheat nnd I hold ror advance m price, w iui'-k -.? storage, insurance or other charges. See Guy W. Conner. Phone 111. 32J Strawberries for canning at Marsh's 'Grocery. l's Everywhere you look you seo n Chevrolet. ' tf Dr. and Mrs. Eminens and children r.nil Mr. and .Mis. llenrv nf l.-m - tiiey left today for Milter creek, near Hoi laud, where they will spend a week or ten days. t'se spreader in your last spray. lC!.c lb. Conner's Warehouse. i20 New fall millinery now on display at Tho Vanity Shop. J2() Mrs. M. T. Gourand of the Marinell0 ' Shop plans to spend the next week-end at Crater Lake. Summer millinery B0 per cent $9 count at The Vanity Shop. jq, A chance to store your wheat and. hold for advance In price, without anr storage, insurance or other eharge Seo Guy W. Conner, phone 64. i2o Telephone Numbers to Remember Fire Department . . 50 ' (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Natl Bank ' Bklg. 1 GIRLS! ' LEMONS' BLEACH FRECKLES 1 . AND WHITEN SKIN . HqueeKe the Juice of two lemon Into bottlo rontniniiiK three ounce of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan bleach and complexion whitener. Massage this sweetly iragrunt lem on lotion into the face neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes bleach out and how clear, soft and roey white the skin becomes. Adv.. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmcmmmmammmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmammmms II COME SMILIN' THROUGH STARTING TODAY For a four days' engagement that those interested in tho greatest of all Screen triumphs may see enjoy endorse. the gates of gladness to find the drama of mating loves. The tragic romance of Moony oan of a generation ago. The dream of happiness of Kath leen of today. You'll revel in every moment of a greater drama than the screen has ever given you before. IT'S THE INCOMPARABLE ACHIEVEMENT OF TH EWORLD'S GREATEST DRAMATIC STAR YOURS MINE EVERYBODY'S .:. W-fK.-x- ,.i .'iilf!-: i.-1 .1 i m ADDED FEATURE Round 2 The fighting sensation of the year H. C. WITWER'S : Romance of the Prize Ring. ' "The Leather Pushers" Prices: Adults 50c; Children 25e '. NEXT ATTRACTION Colleen Moore and Richard Dix in Rupert Hughes' new comedy, "THE WALL FLOWER"