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I Mrs. Ja-ii iiaiiiillsin, who has Ij'-imi Kmil .Molir, mine host of the Med-i K. I(. Arnold unrl family It-H &unu.i i.-r . - " .l ;
i visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' f. ml hotel, arrived at the Multnomah fur Portland where they will visit ll. I'i k
ir;eor sen u8ea cars Itl A 11 EH f 1 A Tl? D A ll i
XlUWUIfll UAUtLl-LlUii 1 1
.11. !
Focal arid
J. Personal
Vr.utk Wilson of this city, left yester
! day for her home in Portland..
Ciisti register for sale. Medford Elec-
..... , , - .. , . . : trie Co. closing out sale. l-l
Olileials of the Medford Amusement
craipany, which has been organized t Ume and cement Medford Lumber
take amusement concessions at the--
, ltouert Strang ana James urawrorii,
yesterday. With his family he is mak
ing a tour and now is a good time, for
the heat in Medford is uncomfortable.
For weeks Medford has experienced
hot weather and despite the tempera
ture there is scarcely a palm beach
suit to be seen on the streets. Ore-
ciinty fair and which contempLitss I lutaen airang ana James irawiuru, " -
. K.-iui ' k, . laccomnanio:! bv Dr. E. W. Smith and gonian
' ' : ,"rr r "(father of San Francisco returned yes-1 Fixtures half price.
atn the year arjund.'met with the fair ' ,,!ruay fr0IU a f'l' to Crater Mr-
; i rawiotu is Mrs. Strang g latner ami
i is visiting for a short time having
Medford.
Elec-l'21
board at trie fair grounds last evening
ti select a location for the biiildinif.
Automobile dealers' met this .noon at c" ' a"13 fr0" his ho:ne Ren0
the Hotel Medford with fair board of
, llcials for the purpose of making a
ilnal decision as to the construction
of a permanent building especially de
signed as an automobile show room. A
sketch of such a building to be erected
j,nt the fair grounds .was submitted to
!b,u dealers :hy the fair board.
. 'Kodak films at De Voe a. tf
Stanil hoops,' b:)uduur' lamps. U xir
lamps, etc., hair pi ice. ' Medford Klec-
Miss Kathryn. Dunham left Thursday j J)unCB( Jackg(jn .)t Sl,rjngi gat
iwi ocilsiuc, vit;i; 0113 will HpllUj
iwi or uiree weens vacation. i
trie Co. bankrupt sale
Hemstitching,. .
Picotlng,
8c per yard.
Work finished
When you want It
The Vanity Snop,
Cor. Main and Bartlett St. tf
A shipment of block, baas, from the
Columbia river sloughs, is expected to
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
All summer millinery 50 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
Miss Buster LaMar, who for the past
year has been the organist at the
Rialto theater, left yesterday for San
Francisco for an indefinite visit with
iriends and relatives.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tf
Clothes care saves the excnse of
buying new things yet you'll not sac
rifice appearance or comfort. Phone
223, Apparel French Dye Works, 624
-North Riverside.. 122
' Guests at the Holland Include F. X.
Nev., by way of San Francisco and the
coast highway to Crescent City. Dr.
Smith and his father are accompany
ing Mr. Crawford. The party will leavo
this week-enu for Los Angeles where
Mr. Crawford will visit another daugh
ter, arrive tomorrow morning when they Leibold of Seattle, Mrs. Harold Thurs-
Thls office Is prepared to print will be unloaded and put on a truck ton. Lakeview, Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
.. 'ledscr sheets, bills, etc., used on the by J. W. Herrian who will see them.. ward of Salem, E. C. Post of Eugeno.
: bookkeeping machines.. Don t give safely to the Lake of the woods which j. e. Inman of Portland, J. L. Byrne of
I your orders to traveling men and havens to be their future home. Mr. Ber-jFort Jones, Robert Macaulay of Fort
I them printed out ot Medford. Phone ;rlan, who is superintendent of the.jones, E. H. Holt. James Hamlel and
liutte Falls fish hatchery states that wife, H. E. Callahan of Portland, Mrs.
black bass which were planted in the
Lake of the Woods last year are doing
Mcc I.' II 'Ttir.lni.ai.il nf Mtniiaaiuill, vato Uatl finrl thai In BOHOPal VOfira it
Newcomb's special on dry planing lH -v,i i Iii'k L J. Miksche and family! the stocking of the lake with these fish
and will remain for several weeks. The iB continued, there will be excellent
Thompsons formerly resided here and fishing there. The chubs in the lake,
were fit business here about nine years and there are many of them there.
mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.75
dumped at your place fur the large
cord load.. Orders will bo, delivered In
order In whlh they are taken. Phone
C31. ... tf.
ltonl humc. cooking at popular prices,
l'nilcr Tea Rooms. 123
Gerald Vortin of San Jose, Is visiting
his uncle. L. J Miksche and family.
Dance, Jackson Hat Sprlng. Sat, nlta.
. ; i. v
The famous Willow Springs water-'
melons are ripo. Ralph-Cowgill, Scenic
uvenue. Willow Springs. ' 121
'Dr. J. cf Hayes and family left this
.morning for Crater Lake where, they
will spend the week-end. '
licurlng pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at 100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts " and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Cold Ray . Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134.-Y. '
Corsets on sale, fittings and altera
tions free.. Alta Naylor, , Goodwin
Corset Shop, 20 8. Fir street. ' 121
Telephone .'Numbers
to Remember
Fire Department
(FJre calls, only)
Insurance
Any Kind .
123 .
McOurdy Insurance
- Agency ...
. Medford Nat T Bank
ago.
Special Sunday dinner at the Sum
mlt Ranch. We are prepared to serve
larger crowds in our new building
Come up whore It's cool. 121
Many are enjoying the meetings at
the big tent, corner West Kighth and
Sauth Ivy Btrects near-city park. Come
this 'evening.
What are believed to be the longest
fitalkB of corn over grown In southern
Oregon were brought to the Mail Tri
bune office, today by John Terp of Cali
fornia, from Doc Holms' ranch near
Medford, where he is a guest. The corn
measured fourteen feet In length and
bore tremendous ears. Doc Helms has
66 acres of this giant variety.'
Automobile. Insurance., Brown &
White. tf
Chairs, rugs, tables, desks, show
cases, wall cases, etc., at exceptionally
loy prices.. Medford .Electric Co.
closlhg out sale. - " 121
Evidence of the value of irrigation
I to the valley is being brought to Med
j ford almost daily now. Yesterday some
! Bartlett pears were brought in from
jthe R. H. Arnold ranch on the Phoenix
j. Jacksonville road and they were benu-
; ties. iHBt year without Irrigation
there was scarcely a crop, this your
with Irrigation there Is a bumper crop
ot the highest quality,
j Big closing out Bale of bankrupt
Btock. Medford Electric Co. Saturday
only. ii
: Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
i A. C. Nlnlnger of Ashland was n
.Medford business visitor this morning.
Fifty-olghl different forms of Insurance.-
Holmes ."The Insurance; Man."
j i. . t . tf
p.. System Service Co. writes Fire and
! all othor Insurance. Strong companies
! Office 2nd floor Medford Itldg. . tf
NOW PLAYING TO THE HAPPIEST,
MOST SATISFIED CROWDS IN THE
HISTORY OF THE PAGE
YQU
CAN'T GO WRONG
BY SEEING IT
HELD OVER TILL
TOMORROW NIGHT
Tho
ln'oiiiuunlili
Acliicviiiicnt
SIuko. Play " S 1
(ilotloiiHly 'S -jfJrtM&Si
as n
IMiotoilraiim
Norma
TALMADGE
.rimu in
in
provide excellent food for the bass
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. nite
'Smilin' Through"
8 Reels of Storm , and Sunshine
" You'll level in every iiiimumiI of a jtieolcr tliiuna tlina Hip nwn
,j( j, J ' Iibs ever. )tlpn you lM-roit.
I.e., w - -
ro.Mivti SIXDAY
Another "Comci n Over", by
iIm .nine Hilt Imi, 111 I'l lt T
lirt.lll s nnd smile stnr XH.
1.1 l M(M)!i:, ildleil hv Hirti-
iini iiiv, in "run WALL
FLOWKK."
Buy Medford home,
Gold Ray Realty Co..
M. S. Johnson, mayor of the once
live mining town of Gold Hill, is at
the Imperial. Gold Hill,' which was
rather sleepy until the Pacific highway
was graded and paved through . the
town, Is now perking up. In the old
days the "morning's morning" was an
institution in Its several saloons. Any
man was entitled to get a drink of
whiskey free in the morning if he
called while the bartender was clean
ing up and had not donned his apron.
While the drink, in the circumstances,
was free, a charge was promptly made
if the morning visitor asked for a
chaser of water. Oregonian. ,
Fire Insurance. Brown ic White. .
If God took you at your excuses for
not being a Christian, what would hap
pen to you? Hear the answer at the
Tent tonight, West Eighth and South
Ivy streets. .
Bert Orr, of the local firm of Weeks
and Orr, is a Portland visitor and is
attending the Buyers' Week activities
there. In yesterday's Oregon Journal
his face appears among the photos of
four other retail merchants from dif
ferent localities over the legend, "Re
tailers from far and near who are in
terested participants in the Buyers'
Week activities."
Electrical supplies of all kinds at
rock bottom prices.' Medford Electric
Co. closing out salo. 121
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? tf
Cloudy weather for the last two days
has brought forth a general belief with
the lo'cnl populace that it may rain,
while strangers: dismounting from
trains make the remark frequently
that it looks as though a big storm
would break soon. Although a rain at
the present time would be welcomed)
uy some it wouiu cause inconvenience
to farmers who are having their hay
baled and to orchardists who have
started picking pears.
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Satinite.
122
You can get most any old. thing at
Devoe s most any old time. tf
Five bidders contested Wednesday
for the award of the contract for the
construction, of the main canal of the
Grants Pass Irrigation project, when
the bonrd of directors of the district
received proposals. Pat W'eJch, . who
recently completed canals for the Med
ford district was awarded the contract
with a bid of more than .30,000 less
thnii his nearest competitor. The ex
cavation ot 180,000 cubic yards is in
volved. The bid was $73,680.
, See. the Mediord Electric Co. bank
rupt sale ad in todny's paper. 120
Excuses are as old as man. What
Is your excuse for rejecting Christ and
believing the Bible? Come to the terit
this evening, West Eighth and South
Ivy streets-
Tile county court will make a tour
of Inspection of the Mount Ashland
niguway next mestiay in company
with the Ashland ,clty council. The
proHi8cd road follows the Ashland
creek canyon and the party will in.
spect the proposed route of the new
scenlo highway In order to determine
upon tho feasibility of the plan of con
structing the highway. Paul Riiynlng,
state ingnway engineer, will accom
pany the party.
l on can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Our mot hod enables us to render ex
cellent service in keeping your gar
ments la good condition so that you
can always apgiear at your best. Ap
parel French Dye Works. Phone 223.
i24 North Riverside. 126
The first meeting or the Medford
Horseshoe Pitchers club will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
on the south side of the Washington
school grounds. AH persons interested
iu the game are urged to come as
chance to secure membership In the
club will be available for a short time
only. W. W. Estes, president, and
Win. Lyman, secretary, state that the
age limit for members of the club Is
ft) -yetirs.
Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's.
t
Safety first Insure wltli Redden
Canaday, Phone 720. tf
Fishing In the river has become so
poor for the commercial fishermen
that they have ceased operations and
during the past few days no boats have
made the drift. The moon is said to
bo too bright as the wily chlnook can
seo the net and keep away froru It.
Grants Pass Courier.
Newcomb'a siiecial price on llanIng,
mill blocks ends August 20th. All that
wish to take advantage of the low
price will order before above date.' 12fi
We carry dupllcnto sales slips with
blank headings for use In any line of
business, - Cal 75 for service ,
:!. i .ll in -i I" ' 1
R. D. Watson of Trail, J. R. Murphy of
Burlingame, Calif., C. G. Eaton and
wife of Redding, J. C. Nelson, San
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. F. U Wight of
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Arnold of Los Angeles, B. L. Barker of
St Louis, J. B. Patch of Seattle, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. H. Felgenson, contrac
tor of the many concrete bridges In
1" this part of the country.
Pay like rent The Bible has the true answer for
the questions that every human being
asks. Some of these will be answered
tonight at the Big Tent near park.
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75. tf.
Mrs. William hanimett and daughter
Jlilly left for Portland last night for a
visit and vacation.
Milk and cream at DeVoe'e. tf
We have, a splendid bargain in a
second-hand typewriter at this office.
tf
W. G. Talt left for Portland last
night on a business trip. He is ex
pected to return at an early date.
Silk stockings
In all the
new shades,
From $1.25
. to $3.75.
. The Vanity Shop. 122
. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Hodgman and C.
C. Kelly of the state highway commis
sion from Salem will leave today for
the Lake of the Woods.
' When In need ot shingles and root
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E,
Main. t-
everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet.
Jerry Young, who for the past eight
months has been working at the Mari
copa Oil works of California with his
brother Paul, Is expected home the
25th of this month. Ho will go to
school at Eugene this coming year.
For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113
West Main street tf
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe'8?, ' ' ' tf
"Marjorio Delzell and Clara Calkins
of Klamath Falls will visit Medford
tomorrow on a trip to Crater Lake. The
girls plan to meet Mr. Delzell here and
Will stay over until Monday.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. ' j tf
AH summer millinery 50 per cent dis
count The Vanity Shop. tf
Mrs. J. B. Matney left today to visit
her mother, Mrs. Kesterson at the Kes
terson Lumber mills in Klamath Falls.
. When In need or Bash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street.
Hemst-jniLg, f
.Picotlng, '
, 8c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Mrs. M. J. Carpenter, . formerly of
Jacksonville, who has been residing in
Portland the past eight or nlno years,
is the guest of Mrs. R. M. Wilson of
this city.
Children, cared for. Mrs. W. N.
Campbell, 101 Newtown. Phone 371-L.
121
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
".THE WOMAN OF POISE
Once a rarity. Is now to be observed
and - admired upon every hand. In
deed,, no other woman can flourish
long in the midst ot this modern,
complicated life. In the home, in
business, in social life, tho woman
who is serene and confident wins.
while the nervous, flustered Indl
viduni wastes her tnlenta and gets
nowhere . Of course, poiso is depen
dent mainly upon sound health and
stoady nerves. Jf you feel that you
are being kept back in this way, why
not turn to that great. woman's rem
edy. l.yilln E. Plnkhnm's Vegetable
compound, which.. was manufactured
from a thorough understanding of
the nervous system of women? Adv
UNIQUE
GARDEN PARTY
, Special Decorations
SAT. NITE
. "' -' at ''
'NAT
Admission .
Per couple $1.10
Extra ladies 10c
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
FOR THOSE WHO PREFER TO BUY IN QUANTITIES WE)
HAVE PUT A SPECIAL SATURDAY "DOZEN PRICE" ON Al
NUMBER OF STAPLE CANNED GOODS. I
New Pack Shrimp, per dozen $1.73
American Sardines in Oil, dozen . . 57c
Large Oval Sardinesr dozen $1.73
Minnesota Sweet Corn, dozen $1.43
Federal Milk, tall cans, dozen 98c .
Red Salmon, tall cans, dozen . . . ... . '. . . $2.07
Peaches, No. 2 cans, dozen . ............... -$317
Peas, new pack (very good) dozen-. ........ .$2.17
Toilet Soap (dozen in box) dozen . .59c
Jiffy Jell (assorted flavors) dozen .73c I
Rainier Near Beer, dozen .. . . .... . . . ..... .$1.74
Budweiser, dozen $2.33
Stringless Beans, No. 2 cans, dozen $2.19
Sunkist Plums (extra fine) No. 2 cans, dozen . . $2.98
Goodie Goodie Plums, No. 2 cans, dozen $2.59
More of that Grated Pineapple in gallon cans, fine for
pie or fruit canning, per can .64c
GATES & LYDIARD
- BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
Mrs. D. O. Fredericks, of the Med
ford Beauty Parlors, is taking a few
days vacation in compliment to her
mother, Mrs. Ackley, of Portland, who
will visit for two weeks here.
100 pr. ladies' fancy feit slippers,
Saturday 98c. Will H. Wilson. 121
Sash and doors. Medroru Lumber Co.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. . ' tt
J. A. Westerlund will leave tomor
row morning for Seaside for a week's
vacation.
Subscribe for-the Delineator ' now
and save money. Hutchison & Lums
den. 125
Sgobel & Day shipped a car of Bart
letta yesterday from the J. A. Perry
ranch. - .
Ida Wood, teacher of piano. No. i26
South Ivy. Phone I78-W. 125
A chance to store your wheat and
hold for advance in price, without any
storage, insurance or other charges.
See Guy W. Conner. Phone 64. 122
A. A. Kerr, father ot Jack Kerr is
visiting his son-, and' wife for a few
days from Pendleton.
Bargain offer for the Delineator for
a few days. Hutchison & Lumsden.
125
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tt
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Kimball piano, large and
beautiful, good as new. 153 Granite
St., Ashland. - 12S
FOR SALE One acre In. twelve, year
. old English . walnuts, bearing,, with
four room furnished house, opposite
Band Stand in Lithia Park, Ashland.
153 Granite St. 122
WANTED Hauling for two Ford
trucks. Pneumatic equipped. Phone
57. - ' 2l
WANTED Packers for next week.
Phone 611-J-4, Foothills Orchard. 126
FOR SALE i919 Ford truck, good as
new. Phone 966. 122
COLONIAL
THE
GARMENT CLEAN-UP SPECIALS
GINGHAM. DRESSES
tTp to $12 Dresses at $7.50
These are in fine French
Gingham, organdie trimmed.
Up to $7.50 Dresses at $5.00
For house and porch wear,
nicely. finished. Good domes
: tic ginghams.
GINGHAM APRONS
Up to $5.50 at $3.50
These . include dress up - to
size .47.
Up, to $4.00 at $2.00
This lot includes large size
up to 46.
REAL LACE NECKWEAR '
A new shipment in Modesty,
Tuxedo and Frill Models..
Exceedingly smart with,
sweaters or ,to brighten a
frock. ,
DRASTIC CUT ON
SWEATERS
We mean to clear our stock
of Fibre Silk Slip On Sweat
ers. , The price is" $6,50 1
KHAKI CLOTHING FOR;
OUTING WEAR
Ladies' Khaki Trousers!
$2.50 to $3.50 ,
Ladies' Khaki Middies I
$2.50
Ladies' Khaki Shirts $2.50
ASK TO SEE OUR
AUTUMN FROCKS AND WRAPS
AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES
Dresses in Poiret, Twill and Tricotine
Afternoon Frocks in Silk Crepe and Satin
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