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MKDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. MTCDFORD. OTJEOOX. "WEDNESDAY. A YG 'ST "1rt. 1 922
The Southern i acific is laying a new . Southern Oregon has always been! Roy Jain we an out of town visitor
pipeline mi Its properly m ar the Cham- J noted for its ivx-kets of sold and in the yesterday, lie returned to Ills home
Ijer of Commerce building ami the pas- past these have done much in the stead in the Lake Creek district, yes
scuKer st.ttion. The new line is lar-swelling of the output from this art. terday after an absence of five months,
ler than the old one and the company of the state. The latest find was re-! Picking of Iiartlett pears was begun
feels that it will carry enough water to ported from the Illinois river, where today on Mrs. C. F. Young's ranch near
make the company lawn on the right-jover $1000 was found in a single the 401 rancb.
It was decided to change the name of 6'c,:"- . um. i uSiir pine snaKes. .ueu.ura w;r. w
the organization. to the Jackson County Fire Insurance. Brown White. already been taken and there is, tf
Amusement , company. This changa Dance. Lake Creek. Friday. 1261 "-""""'s "- i ' . rrun.e . m iue run,.
Tocal and
Personal
' At a recent meeting of the newly
formed Med tor. 1 Amusement company
Portland; Irwin Grover of Itupert.
Idaho, in Medford: V. L. Holt of
Portland on way to Crater luke; C.
tl. Kern of Hinder, Okla.; going to
Crater lake; S. W. Tulley cf Ccrval
lis. going home from Crater Lake;
S. C. Over of Grafton', Calif., to lake;
H. H. Harvey of Mollne, Kas.. on
way to locate in Portland; E. J.
Hrcmada of San Francisco, returning
home; F. J. Grandfield of Jlaise.
Kans., seeking a location; John Shun
as present plans are not confined to Kht on "State Monopoly of Education : ' " ' ,' ' "' , TT . .. 7 1 , . runningion oi aao rra..-,of Sacramento, going home; I. S. El-
the. city of Medford. but embrace the 3 iZjmT The lUUk will deTwltS' TT.XJT'1 1 B'd 'UC' '". V'S'"n8 f,r B"w "5s a.t.the ! "ott of Suisun. Calif., staying In Med-
i ci. i l.in " ' u. K.auuiuutiici. .... j.io., fr,rrt. . K I aminnnrt of Kalian.
nuiies mat. n wa lounu uy Duur , d. urr. 010 vi est .Main street, -urs
was thought, to be more truly descrip- Dudlev G. Wooten. who is a friend
live of the future alms of the, company f 10. crews, will speak Friday
whole, of Jackson county. J.t is hoped ,le . state Compulsory School bill.
ers. The find was made about seven ker home recuperating from an opera-
and one-half miles above Kerby. In tion for the removal of her tonsils.
two days, the finders panned out 27 1 Mrs. O. B. Pennington of San Fran-
by many that this company will pro
vide clean, wholesome amusement for
the people of the Rogue River valley. .
Rucker Tail Co., Cay and nlglit ser
vice. Phone 876-W. City trips 25c. i 148
Nash Taxi, phone 93. City rate, one
Judge Crews states that Mr. Wooten is : an(1 ,xon.-Grants Pass Courier. j Pennington before 'her marriage was
one bf the greatest orators and most
brilliant lawyers in the west.
j at once. What have you to offer? tf ount Tne Vanlty Snop
Have you tried that big milk shake' Mls8 Hazel Orr, a former resident of
at deVoe's? . tf , Medford.
Vein Xorrls, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Norris is seriously ill at the
We want to purchase a cash register A, aummer mI1ilnery Bu per cent dIs.
tf
passenger 50c: two or more. 25c each.!h JX.fZl C Farr' daushter Mre' R S' lSaCTed Heart hos,nta He was operau
130 i, " i tt Bn(I ner nlece Kathenne Knoop leave
C. C. Clark returned last night from !D,""neS8- Ca" 10 for service. ".Friday for Hlghmore. South Dakota,
a several days visit to Cinnabar iIr- R- W. Montgomery and daugh-, where they will make their home.
Springs. Mrs. Clark and relatives are;ler IJo"y r Jic.uinnvnie, ana u. s.., When in need of sash and doors.
wiinams oi ureenBuurg, inu., are visit-1 cau Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
lug .Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Marsh and Mr. 1711 e. Main street.
still enjoying themselves at the resort
and Mr. Clark will return Thursday to
bring them home.
.Dance. Lake, Creek, Friday. , 12(1
, Patterson's Crater Lake pictures
$1.00 up. Made any size to fit wall
spaces. Medford Book Store. 125'
5 ,J. .w.Cortim of the S. P. at Horn-
brook arrived yesterday and will re
turn today after a brief business visit
" and a short stay with friends anil rela-
lives., (
Wantcd-r-Clean friction top cans.
, HutphlBon .& Ljinisden. ,( .. ,126
isash Taxi. I'hone 90. Two passen-
, ers 60c ' , . , , 130
j The annual Soldiers' and Sailors' re-
union at Rogue River will take place
t on American Legion Day! Sept. 6th.
' and the.. Medford, Ashlanu, Gold Hi!!
5 and Grants Pass posts of the' Legion
, have been .requested to attend. The
fl reunion is held under the auspices of
4 the a. A. R. and W. R. C, and the local
3 post No. 15, of the American Legion
has accepted the Invitation and will
send a delegation to participate in the
activities. i.f , ., .... ,., ......
Bearing near and.,ani)le orchards
sacruicod at 100 sere and up. . l acre
w tracts , and up,. Easy , terms. - Near
S Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
w. rnone 728-K or 134-Y.
S .Your name is stamped In gold on
5- ypur fountain pen, pipe stem,, cigarette
noiucr, knife handle. Medford Book
Store. .' 126'
,A packet of letters belonging (o S. A
4 renuicton, addressed to Arhuck e.. Col
j and then forwarded to. Medford have
I been found and t may t be obtalnei) at
una viiiuo. . , , f
. rWe win buy, 40? cpan friction top
vfins.. i.iiuons, .nan gallons and quarts.
f Hutch iBon, &,,umsdon. ., 125
" ; Llnie and cement. ". Medfor4 Lumber
to. ........
. The city authorities .' have placed
pion on the Job of jmtUng up' a., now
; concrete lamp post .at the comer o:
vciuiui. ana ,iviain, ana. tne repairs are
j about , coniplote. ,now form aB
eroded and (he concrete was poured
yesieraay. 1 ne post was destroyed
some time ago. when an auto driven by
a. woman collided with It.
...For good insurance, yon should go
to Goff & Yeo, of flee . wl,th Jackson
. Nasn Taxi. . Phone 96. Now J3ulck
cars, Uow ahout that vacation. Call
ana let us talk. It over. , ,.130
ir-", (ouun. Mimtaea who has Jieen
.loiung inenps unu relatives In. Call
m u,,- vle nasi two months ro-
turned this morning '.from' Jpaso Uoblos,
we win deliver today, large load of
ed upon Sunday for the removal of an
abscess in bis side which formed as a
result of a bruise which he sustained
while wrestling.
Hats cleaned and reblocked, $1.00;
suits cleaned and pressed $1.50. Right
Nev., going home; Helen W. Smith
of Lodl, Calif., on way to Canada;
G. Jr. Thompson of San Diego, going
to Port Townsend; Chas. McCabe of
Wendell, Idaho, going home.
- Schooner Huns Aground.
XEWl'OItT, Ore.. Aug. 10. The
ga.6line schooner E. L. Smith, en
route Portland to Siletz. ran aground
in the fog today off the entrance to
Silctz bay. The crew are all ashore
pafe. and the sea Is smoothing. The
1 223. Apparel French Dye Works, .624
and Mrs. R. E. McLlhose. They will i sash and doors. Medrora Lumber Co.
spend a few days at Crater Lake dur-
ing their stay here. , , i The following parties registered at North Riverside. 130
We havo a splendid bargain in a the Oregon Toui-lBt Information bureau I Mr. and Mrs. Yale Smith of Eugene
second-hand typewriter at this office. ;in the Chamber of Commerce building.are Medford visitors. Mr. Smith is a
1. : tf! Monday and Tuesday: Jo John Q. Hart-I motorcycle dealer in Eugene and is
You can get most any old thing at I sock, Mt. View, Cal., Mrs. Fred It. here to confer with county fair board
Devoes most any old time. if ! Bishop, Palo Alto, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. officials upon the possibility of a
methods: guaranteed service. Phone vbbsi'1 is lying easy and may bo saved.
She carried a cargo of general merr
chamlise. The const guard crew is
standing by.
With Medford traile ts Medford made
f No. i mill mocks,., dumped at5.7E;
S Valley Fuel po.' .Phone 76. ' , , . if",
1 , , All, kinds of ...rough, and dressed'
lumber. . Wallace, Woods, phone 108.
71 1 East lUaln street. , , ,
j , ,Vern Owens arrived, last, night from
, .wiiera ne, s employed ami
will leave (oday after a brief visit bore
with Mends and relatives. .
Jackson County l-'alr,', Medford, Sb
tumber 13 to 16. , ' . , , tf
iasn laxl. Phone 96. Country trips
snme old rate,, 2Qc, nillo. .,, 130
t i-W, W, Conner' returned this morn
f Ing from a brief Tjuslness trip to Port
1. land. . ,..; " ; ,"
I '.., inis pruce Is . prepared to print
j lodger, shoots, pill?., oU;., used on the
J l)o()kkooilngf machines. ,J Don't give
i your prdqrs to travpllpg men and have
J (hem nrlntod out pf Modford. Phone
1 ..us ami we win call. ,' , ..; , ; tf
' Thore's a husy Business Coiiege in
your nonie town. , ... , j7
, Vallon .Wilson has recently' accented
a position, with the California-Oregon
Power; company In the local office of
tne concern. ,
Spoclnl sale for ono wock oniy com-
! monclng today of pur beautiful bloom
Ing Gloxinia plants. Don't miss It, only
I -Tc. Opon all Sunday. Rogue Vallov
Floral Co. , . . , ' A 127
Buy .Medford home. Pay like rent.
. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Tom Sworn, and Ken Jerome lert yes
, terday for Butte Falls whero thev wlli
t spend several weeks at TomV 'lionie-
sieau. .. ... ,,
A .. Special sale for one week only com
mencing. Iqjlay sit. our,beautlful bloom
' Ing, Gloxinia plants. . Don't miss. It,
jj only 2Be.; : Open all Sunday. Rogue
j Valley Floral Co. .. y-,
j ... Dance. Lake Creek. Friday. . liic
I .
Tehphnie Numbers
to Remember
Pire department
. - 50 :
(Fire calls onl.v)
v i Insurance . -
, Any Kind
;' ,: , . 123 ,.
McCurdy Insurance
, Agency.. ,
Medford Nat'l Bank
Bldg.
The gray squirrels of southern Ore
gon are badly infected this year,
states Game Warden Bancroft. . He has
sent nine ,or more to the state game
warden , who has pronounced, them in
fected with tuborculosiB. . The glands
of the neck are. badly swollen and the
fur has fallen out also. Many, have
been found dead around the woods.
This is especially true in the Illinois
und Sucker Creek valleys. . The squir
rels, when infected, are not fit for food
and great care should be exercised
when the season, opens on September
15, stntes the game warden. Grants
Pass Courier. ', . . . .
You can get It at DeVoe's.' tf
Fire .Insurance. Brown & White. -
A notice pf the marriage, of . Paul
Miller Leonard of Medford and Edith
Alice Hazel) of Portland was In the
Oregon Journal yesterday. The young
couple were married at Seaside Tues
day. They ere expected to return to
Medford within a week and will resld
on South Holly street
French salad ice cream at the
Shasta. tf
. ,Our method enables us to render ex
cellent service In keeping your gar
ments lu good condition so that you
can always appear at your best. Ap
parcl French Dye Works. Phone 223,
624 North Riverside. 1
Envoy Erne St L. Graves is here In
the Interests of the Salvation Army
In launching their big drive starting
this weok. He came from Portland
and will have charge of the financial
part of the campaign.
Automobile Insurance. Brown A
White. tf
Safety flrBt-rlnsure with Redden &
Canaday, Phone 720. , tf
JL A. Stearns and family were vlsl
tors In Medford Sunday. Ashland
Tidings,
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75. . , .tf
Fifty-eight different Mrms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man."
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Tom Bushong has accented a nosl
Hon with the Californlu-Oregon Power
company and .will, leave today for
point on line 12, where he will take up
ms duties with the company.
All summer millinery 60 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Guests ut the Hotel Medfonl Include
C, L. Mench of Portland, S. Wclskopf
of Wrookllne, Mass., H. C. Seymour of
corvullis, ,G. H. Bean of Portland. A
N,. Holman.of Portlund, H. W. Weln-
stoln of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
eon Hirsch of Portland, Miss E. J3Ut-
sonuofor of New York City. 11. 1
Caroy of Portland, A. II. Ferguson of
Portland, Chas. F. Monuhan of Pasa
dena, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Farrar of San
francisco, Mr. and Mrs.'W. L. Tobze.
Jr., of McMlnuvlllo. Dplf Doeth of Mc-
Minnvllle, F. J. Evans of Sun Fran
cisco, Cs 11. Cheurt of. San Francisco,
and .Marlon Grey of Sun Francisco;
H. W. llrehn of Portland, Air. and Mrs.
L. Gibson of Susadona. H. E. Taber
of San Francisco, Jno. F. Wilde of Chi
cago, W. C. Davis of Sacramento, C. F.
Pendleton of Oakland,' D. P. Dunlnp of
nan rranclsco, Mr. and Mrs. C. H
Lewis of Portland.
Kodak films at De roe's. u
Jackson County Fair, Medford. Sep
tember 13 to 16. f
.Attorney C. M. Thomas of Modford
was In Ashland yoBtorday transacting
login business. Ashland Tidings.
i . (its. ice cream, delivered. 90c.
Phono 69. tf
Goodrich tires and tubes' at Colonial
Garage. . tf
.Miss Elizabeth Holzgans left last
night for Chlco, Calif., where she w(ll
marry jonn tn-aws, Jr.. a former Med
ford resident. The counle will motor
to Los Angeles on their honeymoon
1H1 win reside In Susanvllle, Calif.
Lime for spray. Modford Lbr. Co.
System Service Co. writes Fire and
11 otnor insurance. Strong comuanles
Office 'I'tul floor Modford Bldg. 1 tf
r. iM. Leonard of Medford. Is a most
at .1110 imperial. Oregon Journal.
hen in need ol shingles and roof-
ing cnll Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
Every where you look vbu see a
Chevrolet. .
A. 8. Hosonbaum of Oregon alwuvs
enjoys a trip to Hell's Gate und when
ever possible be takes his friends
there. Today ho is piloting Fred Rem
icke of Pittsburg and his family who
.111 siiend the week camping nn the
lower Bogiie. They made a trip to
n-ii s uaie Hiinnay and Mr. ItemU k
was art much Impressed that he wanted
to spend more time exploring the
PBnyon. Grants Pass Courier. 1
''For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 118
West Main stroet. tfv
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service, .jf
W. J. French, Los Angeles, Cal., Dr. j motorcycle polo game as an attraction
J. K. Hamilton and H. Holmer of Ala- at the fair.
meda, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradford! Victor Nolan, prominent Corvallis
of South Jacksonville, Fla., Delia M. 1 merchant is a Medford visitor.
Parker of Kansas City, Mo., Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Russell of Reno, Nevada,
W. E. Clover of Bellvllle, O., Lester
Mr. and Mrs. George Henkel and Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Oliver of Portland
are here for a few days. They will
Turnbaugh of Bellvllle, O., H. E. Albert viit Crater Lake and upon their re
and Miss Ella M. McKellar of Port-I1" to Medford will visit with Miss
land, D. H. Wood and, family, W. M. jtoary Bebb and Mrs. Earl Shirley.
Ilevens and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. XIIs -Nova Lounsbury and Mrs.
McGee, Anna RieB-Finley, M. D., and Peterson of the Vanity Shop returned
M. F. Flnley and M. G. Ries of Bend
Ore., L. Turnbaugh of Newport, Pa.,
M. G. Whitman and family of Walla
Walla, Wash., William Badgers of Mc
Cleary, Wash.
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Wed.'
Aug. J6. . 125
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Guests at the Hotel Holland Include
L. ,G. Hawkins of Portland, Mr. and
yesterday from Portland where they
were on a fall buying trip of a week.
Miss Eva Marsh of the Rogue River
Valley Canal company, has returned
from a three weeks vacation from
Spokane and Vancouver.
General J. W. Stewart and P. Welch
of Spokane are here Inspecting the
construction of the two dams being
built by the Rogue River Valley Canal
company at Fish lake and Four Mile
Mrs. D. E. Wood of Chicago, Ernest L.; lake-
Graves of Portland, Gus A. Johnson of w- B- Robinson and Mrs. Robinson
Sacramento, Hal Burris of Yreka for- a"'1 daughter Jane are at Mr. Robin
merly or Medford, G. F. Soule of Bos- son'8 mine. Masonic Bar, in Siskiyou
ton, I. S. Terry, Enterprise, Ore., W, L.colnty. California, visiting Mrs. Robln
Glfford of Los Angeles,. J. A. Meek of son's mother, Mrs. Wilbur Gray.
San Francisco, Ralph Stanley of San -Paul Reddy, J, Thomas Crowe, Tho
Frnnclsco, Mrs. Glover and Lois Go- mas J- Bannan and Elvin Burford left
Ings of Hilt, Cal., Mamie C. Flynn and , today for a two weeks outing around
, Now Playing
HUTCHISON PUT OUT
BY NEW CHAMPION
OAKMOl'NT COUNTRY CLCB.
I'UtKburg, Aug. lti. (By the Asso
ciated Press) Jock Hutchison of
Chicago was eliminated from the na
tional professional golf tournament
this afternoon by Gene Sarazan, of
Pittsburg, 3 and 1. The national open
champion will meet Bob Cruikshanfe.
Westfield. X. J., In the semi-final
round of 36 holes tomorrow.
Cruikshank won from. Charles
Howe, Pittsburg, 3 and 2.
The other semi-final will be be
tween Emmet t French. Youngstown,
Ohio, who eliminated Em 11 Joeffler,
Pittsburg. 4 and 2 and John Golden,
Tuxedo, N. Y., who was victor over
Tom Kerrigan, Piewanoy, 5 and 3.
HILL
A Select , Xoii-Sectarlun Hoarding
School . '
' Hoys between 0 und 30 years
Social Advantages, Homelike
Atmosphere.
Small Classen and Men Teachers
Detailed I". S. Army Officer
.- Opens Sept. 18, 102a
PORTLAND, ORKOOX
We meet the demands of every one
of our customers. - No matter how
delicate an article may be, we laun
der it right. The care exercised at
this laundry in every detail of . the
work eliminates all possibility bf dis
satisfaction. We guarantee cleanli-
Try Our "Wet
Wash" '' i
15 lb. Bundle . ; ; 75c
American Laundry
!13 S. Kivcrsido
rhone 87.1
Iois Wheeler of Salem, A. A. Stone of
Spokane, J. F. Thritt of Portland, T;
Wilson of Portland, J. A. Meek of San
Francisco, H. A. Zunbell and E. W.
Zunbell of Milwaukee, C. Lawless of
Portland.
Subscribe for the Delineator now
and save tnoney. Hutchison & Lums
den. ' 125
Ida Wood, teacher ot piano. No. 426
bouth Ivy. Phone 778-W. 125
crater lake and Klamath lake. The
three boys are guests at the Reddy
home and came:from California with
Paul Reddy.
Sugar pine shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
Miss Laura Murray of Medford, re
turned the, first of the week from a
week's visit at. Roseburg.
Miss Katherine ,Swem who had her
tonsils removed'lwo' days ago is get-
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
and
Lois
Wilson
Theodore
Roberts '
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds,
B. O. Johnson of La Misa, Cali
fornia, is registered at the City Auto
camp as are: A. C. Ban man ot Van
couver, Wash., returning home; Y.
F. Oliver of Calgary, Alberta, trav
eling to Los Angeles; Harry Reed of
Compton. Calif., on way home from
Crater lake; K. K. Muhoney of Hepp
ner. Ore., on way to. Portland; J. H.
Balmanno ot Multnomah. Ore., re
turning home from the lake; W. T.
Hlckey of Salem, on way to Oregon
caves; George Lukls, Jr., of Phoe
nix, Ariz., on way to Yellowstone Na
tional park; J. W. Parr of Manteca,
Calif., going to Seattle; C. A. Lind
stroiu ot Kscalon Calif., on way to
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The most improved and tried and tinS on nicely-at her home and will be
successful method of raising monoy for.01". 80n. . ,.
the church, both home and foreign mis- :
slon, a plan that will put all the!
money necessary In the church trea
sury, without begging and without
BoclaU or other questionable methods
of rnlslng money. This ought to Inter
est all ministers, church trustees and
treasurers, as It will relieve them if
followed, of all anxiety concerning the
ministers salary and all other church
expense. This bcture will be given
tree this evening at the big tent near
city park 8 p. in.
bargain offer for the Delineator for
a row days. Hutchison & Lumsden.
125
J. G. Hlbbard returned this mornlmr
from Prospect where he has been
spending soverul days with his family
wno are still there.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. . tf
' Frank C. Clark returned Mondnv
from Pasadena where he was called by
me ueatn ot his mother.
Mattress work all Kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Dorothea Hill came down from the
lake last night and will be In the local
Crater Lake office until Friday. Her
sister Marion will be at the lake until
Dorothea rottirns,
Goodricu tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. . tt.
B. C. Rhonie, Jr., of Fort Worth
Texas, left this morning for Crater
Lake and will return tomorrow. He
and his wife have been traveling In
Alaska and Victoria, 13. C. They will
leave for Long Ileach tomorrow night.
vt nen better automobiles arn hunt
Bulck will build them. tf
A special permit lias been Granted
Robert Gillespie to erect a restaurant
and dance hall at Huckleberry Moun
tain and he has begun construction. A
road to Huckleberry mountain, which
may be complotod this summer, will
add to the place as a resort.
The forest fire which beiran Slindav
on uuck Lake is now under control.
he forest service reports.
llllam Hammett. niumlmr w
been granted a special permit to build
a summer residence on L'nion creek.
.Mis. Hvd L. Heath leaves tonight
for Oakland where she will Visit hpr
son rTeuenck and wife and her newly
arrived granddaughter.
in GEOHGK ADli'S tttory
"Our
Leading
Citizen"
A wnnn slice of real lifo fla
vored with romance jiihI spire
more American tlian buck:
wheat cakes more fuuhmi a
c Ire us.
Films Developed FREE
Seven-hour ( service. Films received by 10
o'clock in the morning are delivered to you
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. No vexatious
delays, the best of work; satisfaction
guaranteed.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 East Main Street
The Coolest Store in Town
TIIKX Tilt-re's, another of
thoye good comedies such as
you frequently sco at. the Vugr,
a Xitlto Xews - Weekly arid
"Hotly" tit the Wurlit'or.
WANTED Mother and daughter for
general housework; daughter to
assist with children. Apply llox S.I
Mnil Tribune. 130
TO. LOAN State school money on im-j
proven rancn security, u. Hoggs. !
FOR HEN r 5 room cottage close in:
good repair. Phone H5.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Four acres of
land and three room house close to
town; two good cows and two year
ling heifers. First house west Lone
Pine schoolhonse. W. W. Fristoe. li'S
COMING SATIHDAY
HFUT LYTIil.li iii
"SHKllUKlv HOI.MKS"
ami LA Hit Y SK.MON in
"THE STAR IHMKDlilt"
Hon. Dudley G. Wooten
Ex -congressman from Texas and a leading
attorney of Seattle, will speak at 8 p. m. in
vmm
.ftr 3
I
The Natatdrium Friday, August 18
On the ANTI-PRIVATE SCHOOL
MEASURE ' '
Secret of Good Disposition
A woman who carcfullv jif..,..
her health benefits her disposition.
She will be happy nnd attractive ;o
all. The world unfortunately Is filled
with sweet women who are unhappy
bucauso they are held back from use,'
fulness by troubles so common
anions-.them. .Kratfulueiw and ner
vousness rapidly destroy good dispo
sitions. Sickly, ail-wnrn-iiut . ,,..,,
niinot make happy homes.
Lydln R. I'lnkhiim's Veuetuhie
Compound Is a safeguard of women's
nealtn, llila Is clearly proven by
um many letters we arc continually
publishing In this paper, from women
who have been restored to health
and happiness by Its use after years
of suffering. Why don't you trv it?
Ailv.
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Agents for Sbcrwin-Wlllianis
Paints anil Varnishes mid Pea
cock Florenaiiiel.
Special Reduced Prices
Agents for Stilleto Tools nnd
t'orbin Builders Hardware
We aim to carry fresh, new Garden Hose every season. Since the present season is well
advanced we are closing out the remainder of our stock at special reduced prices. ,lJ
Moulded, ernck and kink proof Garden
Hose. Regular price, ISc per foot.
Special Price 15c foot
Cotton Clarden
13o n foot.
Hose. Rejiuiar price
Special Price 9c foot
Kxli'iisicm liUirtrage Currier. Ixogular
price 4.U0
Special Price $2.95
4-ply Wrapped Black
price 13c a foot. t
Iltjse. Regular
Special Price 9c foot
l'2-inch
1.50.
Lawn Mower. Regular price
Special Price $6.65
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Camp Stove with oveiujiake pan and fry
pan'. Regular price 15.25.-
Special Price $10.95
4-ply Wrapped Red Hose. Regular price
loe a foot Special Price 12c, ft.
14-inch Lawn Mow.er. . Regular price
if lo.oo. Special Price $6.95 .
Plain Camp Stove. Regular price $4.00
Special Price $2.75
Folding Cots. Regular $3.f0
Special Price $3.95
AJarm Clocks. Regular $2.00
Special Price $1.50
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Southern. Oregorutjardware -Co., Inc.
i!2 Main St.
Phone -tt)0
- - Knives 15c up
(illettc Razors 40c
time at Big Hock lodge on Hogne river, Ga