PACE TWO
MEDFOTN1MATL TTJiT.rXE MIDFOTJP. OTCrTiON'. FRIDAY. ATGUT 2-V 1022
Tocal and
M-J Personal
v. iiliitm
-'lit-!
llvenins
many of
are niak-
Miss Alice Hanley, the
lent of the woman's divis
county fair has been busy
tilings up. She has secured
her helpers and she and they
ins; ninny plahs for a very successful
woman's work exhibit. All of the heads
of the various departments are plan
ning interes-tln? and educational ex-,
dibits, but the success of this part of
the fair will depend largely uon the j
number of county exhibitors in the'
various departments. All are request-
F. !aacs and Dr. R. D. Co Tomorrow mornine at ten o'clock . Acev Martin vetT.!av l e-i Mrs C. C. Marrav and Mr. anil Mrs
h ro.-s d.inns tia-ir trip in ail the children in the city and the 'for.- Justice t;ietin i Tavlur and was Charles t;r-n and Mr. act Mrs Fr.-i! 1
Ca!if..r:iia. An auto accident in whi.-U grownups who care to come are invit- fined Mm when he pleU-i iiu4t.v to a Gre.-n and children arrived in MeJford
two nien ran off a steep embankment ed by C. M. Kidd company to be their charge of huntini: de-c-r without a li- la5t night from a three weeks visit and
near Lamoine took place before their guests for the Hilly Kid entertainment ! cense. He was j-'iven a jail sentence motor trip through southern California!
superinten- x"ry es an(l Bi" an'1 rXc resclleU tne al tne PaS" theater. The kiddies are also when he pleaded guilty to hunting and into Tijuana, Mexico. The Green;
i.,n ,.r iho lnlure'l ni wh ended up at the bot- to be entertained by Mrs. B. R. Barker Ideer after dark, but the sentence was families are formerly from Harrison.'
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i. in ui a iiuuiiieu iitji tumult, wuc ui wi 01. iun, ine oriftiuaior 01 mister ; suspended on the condition mat neArnansas ana are going to locate in.
the men jumped belore tne car toot Drown.' and a Charlie Chaplin funny; remain on good behavior and pay the Medford.
Maun s Bot Goods for the Price, No Matter What the rrlce Mann's
the leap but the other man was very
badly injured and was confined to the
hospital for several days. Bill and film as well, showing the progress and
Doc got their names in the Redding evolution in the manufacturing of
Se.-i-;h!ight. ; shoes from the early caveman days up
I.lme and cement. Medford Lumber: ,0 ,ne present styles. All children are
Co. invited to come tomorrow and enjoy
A Lane coun
Eugene Motorcy
reel will be shown. Along with these'flne as soon' as ixwsible. Game War-
two features will be an educational den P. H. Daily made the arrest.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Guests at the Hotel Holland include
Mrs. S. X. Marshall and sons of El
We want to purchase a cash register
ed to obtain
chamber of commerce and a score, and
plan to exhibit in every department
that Is represented.
Fried chickens are ripe at the Sum
. mlt Ranch the top of the Siskiyous.
134"
Fay E. Diamond, local jeweler, re
turned last night from a several days
hunting trip with Joe Pollard near the
latter's ranch in the Evans creek dis
trict. He states that the country is
Tery dry and that hunting Is difficult
in that vicinity. .
Exclusive designs in stamped go'xisj
Art. Dept. Deuel's. 133
Mrs. Hert Anderson returned this!
morning from Portland where she has
been visiting for the past week or ten
(lays.
' Orders taken for men's and young
. men's all wool, made to measure suits.
$l!t and up. See the many new styles
and over 200 samples, at Forsythe's.
11C Mistletoe. Also dyeing, cleaning
and pressing. 13d
r Mrs. Arthur Hendershott and her
brother. Preston Phippg, returned yes-
f terday from Medford where Mrs. Hen
dershott has been visiting her parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Phlpps. Eugene
Guard.
At Public Market Saturday, melons
from Arcadia Farm cheap. 133
Fred Cowles and Fire Chief J. W.
I.awton returned the first of the week
.' from the convention of fire chlefB in
ban Francisco.
Riverside Community Club dance
Sat. nite. Music starts promptly at 9
and stops at midnight. Jewell orches
tra, -i-i-i
The board of equalization will meet
the flrnt Monday in September, which
18 the fourth.
We liave a splendid bargain In a
second-hand typewriter at this office.
tf
The dog and pony dhow which went
defunct In this city a few weeks ago In
proving a boon to the small boy. The
Shetland ponies are quartered at the
Dr. UUxen barn pending, settling of
blirs, and the youngsters ride the little
horses every day. to give them exer
cise. The only trouble Is not enough
horses to go around.
Fire Insurance. Brown 4 White.
The Elks bnnd will give another one
of lis highly appreciated concerts in
the city park tonight, and the Usual
large crowd is expected
imy Medford home. Pay like rent
uoiq nay Kealty Co.
j marriage license was ssiied tn
Portland on Tuesday to R. R. Turner
and Miss Ruth G. Jellnek, of Portland.
Mr. Turner, who Is at present superin
tendent of the city schools In nnilnu
bus Uirge orchard holdings near Grants
i-ass ana win be remembered as hav
ins unen superintendent of schools
nore until l ma. Miss Jollnek was for
merly instructor In the Roseburg high
school and was in the Albany schools
last year, tor several yoars Mr. Tur
ner was receiver In the land office nt
itoseuuig. Grants Pass Courier
Dance Prospect, Sat. Aug. 2iith. 134
.iiariimill Hooper of Klamath FhII.
former member of the state board of
nanu examiners is spending a few days
in me city.
For 8alo Canning tomatoes. Phone
r.DT-R-2. Ed Plorea. .136
ijon rsewonry returned today from a
two days hunting trip to Lake creek
und vicinity and he brought home a
inrue iKiint buck.
ah Kincis of rough and dressed
Mimner. Wallace Woods, phone 108
711 East Main street
Gils Hixon left today for Giants Puss
after a week In Modfoid In the Intor-
tne i-oriiami Telegram.
Dance Prospect. Sat. Aug. 2Uth. 134
"imam irerren and Miss Wanda
Tungate arrived today from Buttr
"n are spending a few days in
Medford.
There's a busy Business Collego In
your home town. 14;.
Guests at the Hotel Medrord include
Carl KnutHon. L. W. Josse, Fred Murx
W IIHam 8. Blddle, Ben Rubke and 1L
G. Sharpies, salesman Tor the Ste
phens and Marmon car, of Portland -.'"liii
Ilulid of St. Joseph. Mo.. Mrs E
W. .Murphy and daughter, and Mr. and
Mis. J. P. Pe body of Los Angeles. S
K Dorsey of Cantii ('run, E. Cnmozzl
Jewelry salesman and Mr. and Mrs C
E. Priday and rurally and R. E, Feusler
f San Francisco; Mrs. C. 8. Moore of
Mamath Falls. John II. Gardner. Jr,
of Colorado Springs, and F. B Acker
man of Yreka.
Mir good Insurance." yot' should' go
to Guff yeo, office with Jsckson
County Abstract Co.
ty organization, thei'he entertainment planned especially ; Z".- , .h ' Y' v
4 club, wi.1 stage the"V K.dd's Shoe Store, and get a free con 7
:s and polo games at balloon if under sixteen years old. Get I c I S-fttle Mrs
IMCimuiu 111 ir'iui luo. . , - - .,,,. , k-iH,i- ,u ,.
inj jacKson county lair, to oe neiu in ---- ij o muic,
Medford from September 13 to the JIai street.
East
Telerhone Numbers
to Remember
Fire Department
- .50 ,
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
Any Kind
.123
McCurdy Insurance
. - Agency
Medford Natl Bank
Bldg. '
lClh. Eight machines will be sent to
the south by the local group to furnish
the thrills for the Jackson county peo
ple at that time. Eugene Register.
This office 1s prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
diem printed out of Medford. Phone
us ani we will call. tf
Emll Mohr and family who have'
been on an auto trip to British Colutn-j
bia and Washington points will return '
next week. I
Chicken dinner every Sunday at the
Summit Ranch. 134'
Donald and' Paul McKee returned
yesterday from a day's stay at Hawk
Creek camp where they visited on
business for the California-Oregon
.Power company.
You can get 1t at DeVoe's. tf
from Diamond Lake.
Mrs. E. Hayden Jones will leave to
morrow morning for Glendale to visit
friends over the week end.
Hearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at (100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty j
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Buster Coleman left last night for
an Indefinite visit in Portland.
Rucker Taxi Co.. day and nlg'Jt ser
vice. Phone 87G-W. City trips 25c. 148
A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass, was a
business visitor In the city 'for a few
hours Thursduy afternoon.
Dance Prospect, Sat Aug. 26th. 134
W. H. Norton of Portland,' salesman
for the Portland leather Goods com
pany, is in Medford visiting bis mother-in-law,
Mrs. B. N. Butler for two
days. .
Prest-O-Llte Battery Station for
prompt service phone 119. tf
Coach of High School Athletics
Walter Hughes of Ashland was a Med
ford visitor yesterday.
Strawberries at 8c a cup. Come and
pick them. Phone 462-L. 134
Coroner John A. Perl who under
went) an operation last Saturday for
the removal of his appendix after an
acute attack of appendicitis. Is reiwrt-
ed as improving rapidly, and 1t every
ming goes wen is expected to be up
ana nnout again In three or four weeks.
Mattress work all Kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
. William Harris, local service station
suiesman ror tne standard oil com
pany Is expected to return today from
a brief hunting trip on the upper Elk
creek. I
Goodrlcn tires and tubes at Colonial
Gnrage. tf
.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grey, of Klnnv
uui rus, were in tugene today en
route to that city from Portland. They
were married a fow days ago 1n Port
land and will make Klamath Falls
their future home. Both are Univer
sity of Oregon students and Mrs. Grey
was formerly .miss Grace Rugg of Pen
dleton. Grey is a member of Phi
pin Gamma Delta and MIbs Rugs of
Chi Omega. Eugene Guard.
Dunce, Silt nite, Jackson Hot Spring.
134
John Dennison drove a 1923 snorl
model Biilck down rrom Portland
Thursday and delivered th,e same to
the manager or the Vlning theatre of
Ashland. The car Is one or the classi
est received In Medrord this year and
linn the latest Improvements of the
Biilck models.
When better automobiles are built
Bulck will build them. tf
Mrs. O. U Ankeny and 'daughter.
Miss Gladys Ankeny. or Eugone, nr
rlved yesterday afternoon and are
spending a few days iu Medford visit
ing relatives.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. I
Mrs. Emma Sisterly hns been spend
ing the last few dnvs at the home of
her daughter Mrs. n. It. Elliott.
When In need or sash and doors.
call Wallace Woods. 108 or come to
It E. Main street
F. E. Schneider of Ruch. was Med.
ford visitor yosterduy on business.
Phonographic repnlrlng, Liberty Ho-
pair snop, phone 2CKI. 135
A J.'S.OOO.OOO development and bet
iciun-iu program ror tne pacific sys
tem or the Southern Pacific railroad
for the present year was announced at
Snu Francisco yesterday by E. F. Burk-
nuiter, assistant general manager of
the system. A totul of $17.00(1.000 will
be expended for new locomotives and
new rolling stock. fll.SOu.OOO for new
ans, tios and ballast and S700.4O0 for
Plant betterments.
Dunce Prospect. Sat. Aug. 26th. 134
Clarence Pankey. who has been in
he rmlt packing business In this val
ley for 15 years, says that In all his
experience he never saw the pear crop
equalled for quality and quantity.
When In need ot shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E
.Main. .
Dr. II. W. Clancy bus returned from
: Seattle and Victoria. 11. C. When In
i Seattle he attended the reunion of the
! 91st division.
: Have you tried that big milk shake
I nt deVoe'af tf
Alex Sparrow came down from Cra
ter Lake yesterday afternoon and re
mained In Medford for several hours.
He absorbed a drink at a local confec
tionery and stated that everything at
the park was O. K. during' his stay
here.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
The Elks dining room will reopen
next Monday. August 2Sth, after being
closed for two weeks while Steward
John Kado enjoyed a vacation. Mr.
Kado announces that chicken will !
grace the menu on said date.
Dance, Sat nite, Jackson Hot Spring, j
1 i i
a v t k.i t . iton of Benicia
....... ... .... jiunviiufee " iriuiucu .
r. o-- c. : . j jana
nwiii nu riuuiiBiu wriere sue attend
ed the fall fashion shows. She was
accompanied by her son Ben and Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. Flynn.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Glen Laidley of the California-Oregon
Power company is in Medford
from the Copco camp on upper Elk
creek.
Dance, Sat nite, Jackson Hot Spring.
134
Mrs. J. C. Boyle, wife of J. C. Boyle,
manager of the Klamath division of
the California-Oregon Power company
at Klamath Falls, Is In Medrord a few
days visiting Mrs. Perry O. Crawford, i
Mrs. Boyle's daughter was operated on
for the removal of her tonsils last
Tuesday and is doing well.
Keys, Liberty Repair Shop. 135
William G. Talt returned this morn
ing from a several days business visit
In the northern part or the state.
B'or Fire Insurance Bee Bennett, 113
West Main street. tf
Pat Welch ot the Rogue River Valley
Canal company arrived In Medford this
morning from the north and will re
main for several days on business-'
System Service u), writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
Porter J. Neff and Myron Root re
turned this morning after having spent
the past few days in Payette, Idaho on
business.
Hats cleaned and reblocked J1.00.
Stilts cleaned and pressed $1.50. Right
methods, guaranteed service. Phone
223. Apparel French Dye Works, 624
rth Riverside. 135
John V. Shea of San Francisco was
one of the passengers who left, this
morning on the stage ror Crater Lake.
Don't miss Sat. night dance. Lake
Creek Community hall. ', 133
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wheeler and
daughters Mary und Ixiulse and Mrs.
Mary Mathews, the latter from Los
Angeles, leave tomorrow morning for a
week-end visit at Crater Lake.
Fifty-eight dirrerent terms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man."
tr
Word was received Iu this city by
Mrs. Lucinda Klum of Ashland that
Otto ("Proc") Klum, former coach of
the Medford high school, is spending
his summer vacation in a pineapple
rnctory in Hawaii and will remain in
Hawaii another year- ns coach or the
University or Hawaii athletic teams.
The Valley School tor Hoys and Girls,
will re-open for Its fifth vear on Oet.j
2nd. 1922 at 1103 West Tenth street1
In charge of Miss M. 11. Dunham, nrln-
clpal. For Information address The
Valley School, Medford, Ore., .before
Sept. 15th. ,.
at once. What have you to offer tf
Choice hand-picked Bartlett pears
one dollar per box. Call 305 E. Jack
son or phone 3S1-M. 134
Paso. Tex.; L. J. Orres. ladies' tailor of j Mrs. Rupert Hauser of Portland is
Ashland: W. G. Plvmpton and W. W.' spending the week-end with. Mrs.
Pro-' Delroy Getchell of this city. Mrs. Hau-
R. R. ;ser is the daughter-in-law of Max Hau-
Smith and Eula Smith of Los Angeles ser who is interested in the Crater
who returned yesterday rrom a three Lake project.
days visit at Crater Lake; C. C. White I Safaty first Insure with Redden &
and C. W. Williams of the PacificjCanaday. Phone 720. tf
States Telephone company, Portland; New fall and winter hats arriving
J. J. Graff of Allen and Lewis, whole-, daily at Lottie Howard's, No. Central
sale grocers of Eugene; A. Hawkslevjavenue. . 134
ExclusiveDistributors
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DRESSES
Cushioned biy
of John Finn company. San Francisco
K A. McDaniel of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Hale and daughter Martha
of San Francisco left this morning for
Crater Lake; Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Johns-
California; J. T. Taber
Mrs. Taber of Portland: Mrs. A.
lAnderson or Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
, Randall of Portland. Mabel and Jessie
Robertson of Seattle, W. F. Allen of
San Francisco.
Dance, Sat nite, Jackson Hot Spring.
134
Paul Patton left this morning for
Roseburg and will remain there for a
brief business visit.
Everyone says, "Best floor : yet."
Lake Creek Community hall. 133
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Howard returned
yesterday from a several weeks tour
through eastern Oregon.
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75. tf
"Ten women were on the Jury list
drawn this morning for the September
term of court," says the Grants Pass
Courier. "The grand jury will convene
on September 5 and a number of cases
are awaiting hearings before this body.
On September 12 the regular fall term
of the circuit court will occur."
We all had a good time and are go
ing back to Lake Creek Sat night,
Aug. 26. 133
178 cars of pears have left the Valley
via the S. P. up to date, according to
aiark Montgomery, local Southern Pa
cific agent, this forenoon. Mr. Mont
gomery states that the daUy shipments
are on the increase, 33 cars of pears
having been shipped yesterday.
Dance, Sat nite, Jackson Hot Spring.
134
French salad Ice cream at the
Shasta. tf
A new Buick four-passenger sport
model rrom the Ashland Buick agency-
was on display in the Medrord Auto
company show rooms yesterday after-
moon and attracted a good deal or at
tention. Several hundred motorists
examined the car during the afternoon.
Milk and crerm at DeVoe's. tf
Dance Prospect. Sat. Aug. 2Gth. 134
Peter Ord, V. S. forest ranger from
Crater National park, is a Medford
business visitor.
We carry duplicate sales slips with
blank headings for use in any line of
business. Call 75 ror service. tr
Dr. W. A. Zeigler, a dental socialist
troni Minneapolis, gave a short course
in dental casting, special phases of
inlay work, and new technic in three
quarter crowns construction last night
at the office of Dr. B. R. Elliott. Doc
tors Burdic and Johnson of Ashland
were present and Doctors Kaufman,
Murphy and Elliott of Medford.
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
A. F. & A. M.
Special communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Friday even
ing, Aug. 23, 8 p. in. Work in
F. C. degree. L..E. WILIjIAMS, Secv.
" ' ' ' 133
Ilandlcrart Shop.
Hemstitching
Picoting
Sc per yard.
Buttons covered.
TOO LATE T& CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Young mares, 2700 lbs.,
harness and wagon. Quick sale, $325.
M. J. Selby, Sterling Mines. Call
Nelson. 137
FOR SALE Merry-go-round, all or
part; would consider partner. Apply
to red water wagon, city fair grounds
V.i
We meet the demands of every one
of our customers. Xo matter how-
delicate an article may be, we laun-i
der it right. The care exercised at
this laundry In every detail of the
work eliminates all possibility of dis
satisfaction. ' We guarantee cleanll-
Try Our "Wet
Wash"
15 lb. Bundle . ..s-75c
American Laundry
2I.T S. Riverside Phone XT.l
NEW FALL AND WINTER
MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY
Wools From $25.00 to $65.00
Silks From $35.00 to $75.00
We will be pleased.
To Sh6w Them to You
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
MEDFORD, OREGON
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Postage Prepaid I
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THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
THE MASTER MIND
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MARY P1CKFORD
ns she nppvMi-vil 12 jnur ago with Kl(i lt.(;;OTT In
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SATURDAY SPECIAL
A Treat for Lovers of Good Meat
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
HAMS AND BACONS
Premium Hams, 10 to 12 lb. size, per lb. 36c
Premium Bacon, extra fancy, 4 to 6 lb., per lb. 47c
We reserve the right to limit the quantity to one customer
FREE
To the first 5 customers buying $10
or more of Groceries (flour sand sugar
excepted) we will give free a Gillette
Safety Razor.
GATES & LYDIARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
Kodak (ilms at Pe Toe'0.
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