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; v:av, two MEDFORD. MAIL TRTBTTNR. MEDFOTCD. OREO OX, TUESDAY. AUG lTSrr 22,. '. 1 022 i f ocal and u-J Personal Governor Lynch Davidson of Texas un:l daughter arrived in the city this afternoon on the C'niter Lake stage from a visit of a day or so at the lake, and departed on the 5::)o p. m. train for Portland, ft is understood that they went to, Crater, Lake from the Klamulb Falls entrance. ' ;' ' Fine 3f 'cents zephyr 'ginghams, 5 yards $1.00, three days sale M. M. Dept. Store.1 ;;. ISO Riverside Coniiuunitv Club dance, Sat. nite. Aug. 26th." Jewell orchestra. French salad 'i ice' cream at the Shasta. ' , , , tf The midweek devotional meeting of the First Methodist Episcopal church will he held at, the home of -Mrs. H. C. IMInear, 40S North Ivy street, Wednes day evening tit'S o'clock. Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Wed. nlte. Hi I Mitomobllu Insurance. Brown & White! ' tf Ynu can (ret it at DeVoe'o. tf The: proof sheet of the Crater Lake stationery has been received by A. J. Vance,' chairman of the Craters club committee, with advices that the 50,0110 letterheads ordered by the club will be snipped inis ween. I he reproduction of the lake Is pronounced by those who have seen the sample as the best work of art yet produced of the great Rcenlc wonder, t The cuts were made from the best colored photographs obtainable and is printed In five colors thus mak ing an exact reproduction In all details. The Craters .club nnmniltfpp hna ani the entire lot of 50,000 to the business men or the city, and will thus inaugur ate the biggest national advertising campaign' yet attempted In proclaim ing tho wonders of the scenic asset. A supply of the stationery will he on sale at the Medford Hook store upon arrival. '".''' Flne '35 cento , zephyr ginghams, D yards $1.00, three days "Bate M. M. Dept. Store. ; ' ; ' '" I30 2 qts. Ice cream,1 delivered, pOe. Phono 69. ' ' ' " trt We want to purchase a paBh register ot nnoe. what have you to offer? tf Mrs. Bertha F. Daddysmart left Mon day for a short visit with her daughter, Mrs-"Oeorge- W: BIdwolI, In' San Fran cisco, Calif.' ' ' : Dance,' Jackson Hot Spring, Wed. n,,e' . '.'.. .,' ..'. 131 Fir .Insurance. Brown White. ' , Don't miss Sat, night dance, Lake Creek Community hall. 1M L. K. Horrlck of Yrekn, Calif., spent monuay in the city attending to busl noss matters. ... Fine 35 cents zephyr ginghams,' B yards 1.00.- three days sale M. M. Dept. Store.' 130 We carrr duiillrnlo onion oil,,,, win, blank headings for use In any line of immiiBBH. unii jo tor aervlce. tf uootirlch tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. -. , , , tf The contract for the cemont work in the swimming pool at Jackson Hot Springs lias been let to Mnrdorf" and ponlloff. - Safoty first fnRur'e with Redden ft Canada--1, Phone 720. . ' tf Lime for spray. "Medford Lhr. Co. Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 26th. 134 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and son, lCdwin, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Salvage and children and Miss Beatrice Haley will leave Sunday for Crater Lake for a two weeks trip. Miss Haley will stop off tor a couple of days at Mod ford to visit her sistor. Miss Eula Haley, the rest of the party continuing on to Ashland for sovernl days visit before continuing on their trip to Cra ter Lako. Albany Herald. Three days snlo zephyr gingham 5 yards 41.00, regular 35 cents. M. M,' Dent. Store. jjq. Oregon license plates" 71,!) 13 and inn,03T, ami; California plato 71S,5(it; nwalt ownors at this office by paying for notice. 13i .'Milk; and cronm at TleVoe's. tf A. K. Kellogg of Goid Hill, and lloynl O. Brown of Kagle Point, wore nmong the out of town visitors In tho city Monday afternoon. 'three days sale zephyr gingham 6 yards $1.00, regular 35 cents. M Si Dept. store. j30. .Fifty-eight different lurnia ot Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man." '. tf Anyone who has a cash register for snlo please call this office 75, tf H. O. Pargeter and family spent yes terday at Grants Paas and Provolt enjoying a brlof outing. Mr. Pargeter reports that upon his arrival at Provolt ho found considerable excitement pre vailing there, a doctor having Just been called to attend to Professor King, of Monmouth, who was shot through the left shoulder by a fellow facility mom he r. who mis took him for a 'deer Ashland Tidings. Wo all had a good time and are go ing back to Lake Creek Sat. night. Aug. 26. , - 133 Huts cleaned and reblocked ?l 00 Suits cleaned ami pressed $1.50 Right methods, guaranteed service. Phone 223. Apparel French Dye Works, 621 North Riverside. ,' i -'. , ; ,j5, r Telephone : Numbers to Remember Fire Department :.:.;.' 50 (Fire calls only) Insurance Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance ., ' Agency . . : Medford Nat'l Bank Bldg. Plans for the Woodmen picnic at , l.itllia park, Ashlandi. on Labor Day, Sept. Illi, are well ill hand ami com plrle anil final arrangi'iuenlH will lie made next Thursday niwbt, August 24, when all members of the various com- nilttees are called to meet nU Altbea hall, Medford, at 8 o'clock. The meet- Ing is urgent and It is hoped every committeemnn will attend and do his part to make this picnic the greatest success of the season. I Three days sale zephyr gingham 5 'yards "11.00, regular 35 cents. M. M. Dept. Store. 130 Everyone says, "Best floor yet." Lake Creek Community hall. 133 I Systom Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies. I Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg.. tf j The following parties registered at the Oregon Tourist Information bureau In the Chamber of Commerce building Saturday: Cedvln E. Cheney of Oak . land, Oil., Fred Marsh of Berkeley, IC'al., Emmet Grey of Stockton, Oil., I Mrs. George Ilartlett of llrookllne, .Mass., Mrs. Herbert Danon of Halden, Mass.. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Norris and Miss Kalherlne Norris, of Schenectady, N. Y Dr. J. II. Noah of DeNoya, Okla., I Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Dunbar of Eugene, I Ore., Dorcas Dunbar of Portland, Ore., . Alllc Blough mid Mrs. E. L. Case of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Auger of Victoria, Australia. Dance, Jackson Hot Sprint;, Wed. nlto. 131 Keys, Liberty Repair Shop. 135 For Fire Insurance See Bennett, 113 West Main street. . tf Wilbur Ashpole spent Sunday in the Brownshoro district looking over a shipment of cattle. Buy outing flannels now, three days snlo 36-Inch outing 6 yards (11.00. M. M. Dept. Storo. 130 Take your kodak' films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt Bervlco. tf Kodak films at De 'foe's.' . tf ' When 1n need ot shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Mnln. . Included' among guests at the Hotel Holland are Gus A. Johnson, traveling representative for the Thompson Dlggs Hardware Co.; Hal Burr's of Yreka, formerly of Medford; Fred F. Hen- shaw of the department of the interior of. the state of Oregdn;. Mahanna Wright and Ethel Sanborne of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. DeForost Ward or Fair mont, Minn;; WHI G. Steele ot Crater Lake, E. C. Sullivan, electrical supply salesman of San Francisco; E. S. Hed-lfor the next two years finishing his berg, an' employe down from Crater I course of training at the U. S. military Lake; F. R. GeOrgo, C. E. Young, and 'academy. A. A. Gontls of Oakland, and J. 11.1 I Nash Taxi, phone DC. City rate, one Pope ot Berkeley, W. W. Shuhaw of passenger 50c; two or more, 25c each. San Rafael and Al Brandt of San Fran clsco who are touring southern Oregon and who left this morning for Crescent City and will return home by the const of California; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mans field of Portland. . Buy outing flannels now, three days sale i6-lnch outing 0 ynrds $1.00. M. M. Dept. Store. . 130 Have you tried that big milk shake at doVoo'sT tf Phonographic repairing, Liberty Re pair Shop, phono 261-J. 135 Attorney Porter J. Noff hus returned from a short business trip to Eugene. , Joseph llyninn, John D. McKce and A. S. Holmes, directors of the California-Oregon Power company, who havo been inspecting tho new line being built by tho company from Prospect tojing Post and tho other Curtis publlca- liugone, returned to San trancisco this, afternoon. Conner will buy your 1--inch to 2 inch good Bartlettsi See Conner about your fall pears. 132 Dance, ' Jackson' Hot Spring, Wed. nlto. 131 Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 26th. 134 Mrs. Ralph Q. Bardwell will leave Friday ovening on a trip to Alaska and British Columbia. Buy outing flannols now, three days sale 36-Inch outing 6 yards $1.00. M. M. bopt. Storo. 130 Jackson' County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to' 16. tt When In need or sash and doors, culli Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Bates have returned from a vacation visit with friends and relatives in San Francisco and other California points. , Bleached muslin, 36 inches wide, 8 yards f 1.00. M. M. Dept. Store. 130 When batter automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Mrs. R. J. Conroy and Dr. and Mrs. Lincoln Kalian left Saturday for Crater Lake and came back Sunday after a pleusnnt trip. Orres the Liullos' Tailor, will be at Hotel Holland Thursday of this week with n complete line of woolons and fashions for ladies' garmonts. 131 Goodriuu tiros and ttioes at Colonial Garage. tf Plan to purchase your picnic enke at the Red Cross table at the Public Mar ket on Saturday morning. Ihnrles Henseliuan of the Associat ed Oil company has been promoted to salesman and will cover Medford, c; i nil tH Pass and Ashland. .Mish Taxi. Phone 96. Two passen gers 60c. 130 Mattress work all kinds. 1 Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tt If you have a good 5 to 7 room fur nished or unfurnished home, one with Rarngc preferred, for rent. Phone SS6-X at once. 130 Good toweling. 10 yards $1.00, three days. M. M. Dept. Store. 130 Mrs. Arthur Hazelrigg arrived yes terday from Portland and will make an Indefinite stay here with her hus band. Fifty of the best cake makers of the city have responded to the request for cakes for tho Hod Cross sale at tho Public .Market on Saturday. This will prove a tempting array of sweets. A special car on train No. 53 of the Southern Pacific yesturduy afternoon pnssod through Medford enroute to San Francisco. It was occupied by a number of girls from the northern part or the stato who will attend Mills col lege this year. Gore farm this season will average 35. : i.MUt.,.io i... ....... ..,.......,if.. ent estimate. In some spots the grain was so heavy that it was hard to thresh even with the only combined harvester in this valley, and which was purchased this year by tho Gore ranch. Some of the wheat will be ex- hlbited at the state and Jackson county fairs this rail. Bleached muslin, 36 Inches wide, 8 yards $1.00. M. M. Dept. Store. 130 Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 26th. 134 Strawberries at 8c a cup. Come and pick them. Phone 452-L. 134 Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and family left Saturday for Prospect and later went on to Crater Lake where they spent Sunday and Monday, return ing last night. Rucker Taxi Co., day and nlglit ser vice. Phono 876-W. City trips 25c. 148 Delicious non-irrigated watermelons and cantclonpes at prices that every youngster and grown-up in Medford can o to their capacity. Prices 5c, IDs and 15c. Arcadia Farm, Ross Lano. 132 Richard Favlllo was here the past week end on his way home to Port land, visiting a fraternity brother, Roy Hill. Bleached muslin, 36 inches wide, 8 yards $1.00. M. M. Dopt. Store. ISO Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 26th. 134 The Golden Rule Mercantile Co. of this city recently received one ship ment of one lino of men's nnd boys' shoes consisting of 102 cases or 2U0U pairs of shoes. This Ib part of an order placed by tho chain of Golden Rule stores with one shoe manufacturer for 12.960 cases or 155.H20 pairs of men's and boys' shoes. 'At the same time this shipment was received, the Golden Rule company received 120 dozen pairs ot inen's hosiery and a substantial con signment of Bradley sweaters. To have the Softest, daintiest sort of things for the wee tots you must have the right sort of yarns. Handicraft Shop. . 132 To save a deer head for mounting, do not cut up the throat, but from a point jiist above the ears, straight down back of neck to shoulders, salt the scalp well, get the volvet heads to Bartlett's Taxidermist Shop as soon as possible, 115 W. Main St., Medford, Or. 130 George Leonard, son of Mr. anil Mrs. S. L. Leonard, who has been visiting them for several months left this mor- nlng for West Point where he will stay 130 Prest-O-Llto Battery 'Station for prompt service phone 119. tf ; William Harris, local Standard Oil nian, left this noon for Rogue Elk viliero he will remain fur a short time deer hunting.: Ho will accompany Orr Young, an old friend who is with the Bureau of Roads and who Is situated at Rogue Elk. ' Nash Taxi. Phone 96. New Buick cars. How about that vacation. Call arid lot us talk It over. 130 : Good toweling, 10 yards $1.00, three days, MM. Dept. Store. . . .. 130 Osborne Adamson, representing the Curtis Publishing Co., Is at tho Mod ford Hotel and wants to secure a good live boy to handle the Saturday Even- Hons. For good Insurance, yoa should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phono 728-R or 134-Y. A C'alifornian was seen this morning boosting tho 192S exposition, lie was driving a Durnnt Four from Lot! I and carried a banner with tho inscription Portland 1925." Tho stylo of tho garmont, tho kind of stitch nnd Mlnorva yarns aro all it takes to make a fascinating sweater. Handicraft Shop. 132 Lime and cefnent. Medford Lumber Co.' George Mansfield spent tho morning In Ashland on business. . Good toweling, 10 yards $1.00, three days, M. M. Dept. Store. 130 For Sale Canning tomatoes. Phone 597-R-2. Ed Pierce. 136 Irvine Torrell nnd Snip Bateman. employes at Crater Lake returned this morning to the lako after two days In the city. They drove back with a truck load of supplies. There's a busy Business Collogo in your home town. 14 This office 1s prepared to print lodger sheets, bills, otc, used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your ordore to traveling men nnd have them printed out ot Medford. Phone us nmi we will call. tf Hot Weather Saps Vitality Ironized Yeast Will Restore it Quickly Do you feel a'l "dragged out" ? Can't 3lcep? Appetite poor? Does ordinary mental or phvaical exertion leave you exhausted? Do you wake up feeling "all in"? These are dangerous svmp toms. for they indicate that the heat is sapping your cncriiy, strength and resistance, and lcaing you easy prey for all sorts of sickness. , The thins to do, if you want to over come fatijjue, niul build energy ot onre is to take two lixmi;ci Yeast tablets ' with each meal. Then watch the results. Before you know it that exhausted feel ing will have completely disappeared. You will be able to tackle all kinds of hard work and actually rM;vit.' You will be amazed at the wonderful chansc It will bring.- Get it today. To try Ironized Yeast entirely free simply mail postcard for Famous 3-Day Test. Address Ironized Yeast Co., Dept. 1M, Atlanta, Ga. Jronizn! Yeast is recom mended and guaranteed, by ail good druggists, - The wheat yield on tho W. 1 Irving Daily and Ralph Woodford went hunting Sunday on Willow creek and the bear that Wallace Williams nearly shot came close to running them down and injuring them. Accord ing to local sportBinen, Daily claims that he and Woodford together shot 19 times at the bear without even frightening him. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. L. O. Stone of the Pantorlum Dye AVorks has as a guest his mother, Mrs. M. E. Stone of Portland who will spend a week here before returning home. Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 26th. 134 Charles Huff ot Copper, Calif., a veteran prospector of the Blue Ledge district and one of the few democratic postmasters In the country left Tues day for his home after spending a few days in the city on business. Nash Taxi. Phone H6. Country trips same old rate, 20c mile. 130 Vesta Stlckland is recovering at her home from an operation for appendici tis at the Dow hospital some two weeks ago. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Mr. and Mrs. George O. Roberts re turned recently from a three weeks motor trip from Portland and Newport. While in Portland they visited .Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Haney, formerly of Med ford. Fire Insurance. Brown tc White. Dr. Ira lj. Phlpps left Saturday Tor a fishing trip over the week end and re turned last night. We havo a splendid bargain In a second-hand typewriter at this offico. tf Irving Kesterson of Grants Pnss came down last night for the Knights of Pythias ceremonial and will return to his home tomorrow. You can get most any old thing at DeVoe's most any old time. tf Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and chil dren of Jacksonville motored to Yreka Sunday night after u day's visit with relatives. ' .... Thomas Crowe of Tulare, Calif., le turned to his. homo this morning after a week's visit with Paul Jteddy. TALMADGE WITH HARRISON FORD IN SALISBURY FIELD'S "WEDDING BELLS" A shrieking skid on the peal of '"'Wedding Bells" ROUND 3 Miss Vera Jones and Miss Olive Oyl vert returned Sunday night from a. weekend nt Crater Lake. Miss Calvert resumed her position at the California Oregon Power company office while Miss Jones left for the Grand Canyon of Colorado to meet her parents. Mrs. L. A: Salade ami daughter, Mrs. Theodore Hunt, returned this morning from a brief visit in San Francisco. A. F. Stcnnett and family returned this morning from the Josephine Caves and leave today for Union Creek where, they will camp for the next ten days. Miss L. Jean Cochran returned this morning from a' three weeks vacation.. trip which sho spent between Seattle and Alaska. Miss Cochran made the; trip to Skagway and return during her vacation. Because of the activities of certain secret organizations in Oregon, the legislature will be asked ut Its next session to enact legislation providing that the bylaws and membership of any secret organization, lodge or so ciety shall be filed with the secretary of state. This was announced in a. letter received at the state house in Salem last week. Portland Journal. A. L. Wilkinson, contractor, who w as awarded the contract for the rebuild ing of the Valley Garage has taken charge and a crew of men Is at work today removing burned timbers from tho upper story and making ready to rebuild at once. ' S..J. Greenwood of Poj-tervllle, Calif, has purchased the Butte Creek orch ards, formerly owned by Austin Cor bin. Air. Greenwood is now in Medford and is supervising the picking ot part of a crop cn a hundred acres of fine commercial fruit. "Oregon Bond," owned by Scott Woolf again won first place in harness races last Tuesday, Aug. 15 at Belllng ham, Wash., and then won second money two days after nt Bellinghnm. This is only the second year out for tho horse and in every race In which he was entered he has won a place. He is to race at Vancouver next week and is to be driven by Mr. Swisher, owner of the well known Halley B, who has also made a fine record this year winning places in every race.. CONSTANCE 1 NOW PLAYING J V? WlBSi -ADDED ATTRACTION- The best yet of H. C. Wi twer's Romance of the - "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" COMING SATURDAY LIONEL BARRYMORE in "THE MASTER MIND' The boys and girls of the valley are taking great Interest and are enthused a.out their exhibits for the county fair. Under the direction and help of Lloyd A. Moss, leader of the boys' and girls' fair exhibits and club work, they are planning some excellent work for the fair. Already three stock Judging teams havo been selected, one from Central Point, Ashland, and Talent for. the boys.. Then a committee of two, Mil dred Hughes and Margaret Mote of Phoenix, for the girls has been selected for the judging of bread. Two canning teams of Sams Valley and Medford will compete. The nearer the time for the fair the more the interest of the young people waxes and they are expected to take an active part in the'eounty fair, especially on their day, Sept. 15th. O. L. Saiuuolson left today for Grants Pass and will later go on to Roseburg and then to his headquarters In Port land. He has been here for two weeks demonstrating and selling the Reming ton typewriter: ' Miss Ann Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons, left yester day for Oakland where she will attend Mills .college for the coming year. Handicraft Shop. : Hemstitching Plcoting 8c per yard. , Buttons covered. TOO LATE TCr CLASSIFY LOST Pocketbook containing hunting license and $15. Liberal reward if returned to Mail Tribune office. FOR SALE Work horse, 1250 lbs.; i also saddle horse. Phone 691-R-l. 155 WANTED Pear pickers. Call even ings. Phone 40S-R-3. tf FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with bath. Phone 961-J. 132 WANTED To rent furnished house with furnace. F. C. Preston, Jack sonville. Phone 38-F-o. 135 FOR SALE Transportation for two to Kansas City. Address Box 100, care Mail Tribune. tt And he wasn't even thankful when his married life lasted only two days. Then bobbed hair and measles got a divorce at least just a temporary di vorce; because when he went to marry another girl !-!-X-?-X-? George T. Collins, state president of the Elks,, spent yesterday in Port land conferring with the general coin--mittee of that fraternity. He registered at the Multnoman. Mr. Collins Is also one of the directors of the Crater Lake National Park company. Crater Lake is becoming more popular every year, Mr. Collins stated, and southeastern Oregon is rapidly becoming a mecca ; for tourists. All of southern Oregon ' is experiencing an Inereasefin tourist visitors, which Mr. Collins considers' due to the greater attraction of Ore gon's national park. "I believe in Crater Lake and the national, park," said .Mr. Collins, "and I am looking forward to greater things when more people realize what It Is we have here." The Oregonian. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turner stopped off Monday enroute from California to their home in Dickinson, N. D., to visit Mr. and Mrs. D..E. Millard. Mrs. Tur ner is Mr. Millard's sister. She was a delegate from herhome lodge to the. Pythian Sisters meeting in San Fran cisco. Mr. Turner Is an active republi can of North Dakota, is treasurer of Stark county and was recently appoint ed receiver of the land office. , , They are GOOD! 10 Bay this Cigarette and Sav Money W M Marriage sure does look like a dog's life to him! 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