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PAGE two MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST nf. 1922 Tocal and, IlJ Personal mt'i'tiiiK of the toiirnuini'tit com M.ilti!u n the Coin.) TuiiuiH fliilj was helil last evening at which tentative plans were made fr the cluh t:nrna m.'n. Entries will lie received this week up to Saturday noon when the drawing will take place. Opening play will start Saturday afternoon and con tinue Labor Day, the semi-finals and ; finals taking place sometime next I week. M ucli Interest Is being shown In this be i Uuests ut the Hotel Medford Include I Mr. and .Mrs. Den Olcott and Sam 1 Kuzer, secretary of state, and Mrs. Koxer, of Salem, who left for Klamath Kails by way of Crater Lake this mor ning; Herbert Nunn and W. H. Lytle of tile state highway coniniission ; Mr. and .ii-H. It. K. Htelner and son .Milton of Salem; .Mrs. K. L. f'riedland, who is shipping from Trail; .Mi-, and Mrs. J. T. Beam of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lang of Los Angeles who arrived last night for a three weeks trip to be spent hunting and fishing; ..m. C harles Moore and son Den of Atlantic City, N. J., who returned last night from Crater Lake and who Is the i,.., i r ..Will pay cash for a bargain In A good ,,, linv ,.,. ,lf . used piano. Phone 64(1-11 Mflt.avld A. Stretcher, both of Trenton, Lawn mower sharpening. Liberty;., , whn -,..,, ,,m fV!ltAr ,,,,. .Mr, and MrB. T. L. Ball and family of Havana, Cuba, who arrived last night and left this morning for Crater Lake; , ; . . . ' , ' " . , night rrom Crater Lake and wh this tournament which Is the first to Ienvl t()n t f()r hw Mom(j n , held by the Copco Tennis club. Laf)t; WUIlum80n llcknlan ilea( Repair Shop. 144 Tho regular weekly drill held by Separate Company I) last night was lightly attended when it Is considered 5j h imtenmueh trnm tha wiliaru that the local National Guard organ!- ,lttel.y conlmny of ,ortlttn,1; L. c. spending their zntlon now has about 70 members. This Dl,,lm.Kll of tho Gcnorul Cigar 0 ',,' WUS U, U. lU UIUI. I.U., , jy ,)(, wllBra members are working In the orchards i.-.j.-vmnnn i.om una jiauKiug esianiiHiiiiteuis, lligiiL uiiii day, and this condition Is expected to continue until the close of the fruit Coll springs. picking and packing rush. Specially priced hats from $5.00 to $11.00 Saturday, Sept. 2d. Vanity Shop. ' . 140 At Arcadia. Farm one and one-hall' miles northwest of Medford on lloss Lane we are selling melons at a price we know the people appreciate, for Instance Sugar Drop melons, 12 and Hi fur $1.00. Itockyford nniBk melons, two dozen for 25c. Iloneydew and Emerald Clem cheap.' ' ;', .Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Barr left today for Oakland accompanied by their (laughter, Mrs. Ada Mills, who has been visiting them for the past month. 1 Kpworth League social tonight at 8 'o'clock In the League room. All leag uers and friends cordially Invited. Fred Alton Ilnight, teacher of piano; 'accredited teacher, specializing In piano Instruction ID nil grades. Pupils now being accepted for the fall term. Studio, 318 Liberty Building, Medford, Pre. Phone 72. ' 144 Purchase of 1000 poundB of beef and 200 pounds of mutton was made yestor duy by D. P. Montgomery, to be usod . nt the big barbecue at the Labor Day dinner next Monday. Meat, coffee, sugar and cream will be furnished by the committee, to be used In' supple menting the lunches brought by Indi viduals. Ashland Tidings. Hop picking dance at Pernoll's hop yard pavilion Sat., Sept.'2d, Applognto. ;' ' . " " : '' i4fi , l.iuln nannlla TRn n n.l tinn ,t4U ........ ' u.u.u (111,1 flUlf Willi juiu name free. ' Medford Book Store. 138 Floyd D: Young, the frost specialist who has Bpent BOme time here recently on frost research work, left today fbr Ills headquarters at Los Angeles. He expects to return next March 16th for Ills annual frost warning stay In Med- lord. ,. The Handicraft Shop has just re- colved' a new shipment of Columbia yarns In all the new colors and shades ! .'''' " ' 138 Dance, fcake Creek, Saturday night, Sept. 2nd. ' 139 J. H. Wisslng and family have re turned from a throe weeks cantpfng trip to Crater lake and Diamond lake. " This was another big day for the public market with all kinds of home fcrown fruits and vegetables on sale. The large quantity of Bweet corn from tho Applegate Bectlon failed to show ftp as expected, but will be In the mar ket Saturday, which Is expected to be a record one In Hie market. ' Don't forget the, old fashioned family basket dinner at tho Q. A. R. camp grounds, Rogue River, Thursday, Sept. tth. Bring well filled baskets. Always something doln'. Enuf aald. 141 Dance, Lake Creek, Saturday night, Sopt. 2nd. 139 Dr. ChaB; T. Sweeney and family left Wednesday for d ' week's ' vlalt tit Carmol-by-tlie-Sea, Calif. AH kinds of rough and dressed Jumber. Wallace Wooda, phone 108. 711 East Main street ' Pacific package garments have Btyle and originality. Completed with vein Ing, tucking or hemstitching, explicit directions for embroidery contained in each package.' Handicraft Shop. 138 Paul McKee and P. O. Crawford of the Lnlirornia-Oregon Power company were in Klamntli iWXe today on a busi ness trip from which they expect to return tonight, ' ' ' Automobile Insurance. Brown White. tf. -i French salad Ice cream at the Shasta. tf '. A new electrically-driven Address ograph of the latest type was recelvod yesterday by the Califoriila-Oregon Power company to be used In the bill ing department. This machine is the last word In addressing appliances and 'will prove a welcome addition to tho Copco office equipment. The old Addressogrnph, which this machine replaces, has been made to the base ment where It will be Usod as an auxil iary machine in time of neod. Safoty first Insure with Redden & -Canatlay, Phone 720. ' ' tf ' 2 qtB. Ice crenm, ' delivered, 90c. Phone 69. 1 tr. Hunting conditions' in. Josephine county are. summed up in the Grants Pass Courier in yesterday's Issue as follows: . "Two of the largest bucks killed this year were brought in by Oliver O. .Morton, who was hunting in the Williams creek country. The big fellows hud fine horns, one being a six-pointer and the other a five pointer. They were killed In the Craggies. John Asi proof that fishing in the Rogue nvci ib uuw u kuuu inai. uimuai any one can catch a Hsh the following case Is cited by some of the old disciples of Isaac Walton. Ben Plyniale caught one at the High Banks lust night. It was a steelliead anil furthermore was one of the largest which bus been caught in the river this year. Grover Coram helped Ben land the fisli and Pence, of Williams, was also successful ! between them they took the first two! fallH. It hepan In lml.- rlnnhrfnl whpth-1 er or not they would win the match In bringing down a nice one. They were the prettiest ones checked this year by Game warden Bancroft, who oeiore tne time limit ran out so uorum Mrs. B. T. DeLosh has returned from her vacation. Her phone Is 390-L and. she will be glad to have everyone who has any news call her or send the news to the office. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf -Mrs. Grace Bush and her mother, Mrs. E. Caldwell of Rogue River, have been staying In Medford for a week on business and will return home Satur day. Klre Insurance. Brown tc White. Mayor Gates Iras as yet . issued no proclamation with regard to Labor Day being observed as a legal holiday. MayOr Lamkin of Ashland issued such a proclamation yesterday, calling on all business houses and firms to close their places of business that day from !:45 a. m. until 4 p. m., to enable ail people of that city to attend the big Labor Day program and dinner in Lithia park in Ashland. Have you tried that big milk ihake at deVoe'a? tf Bishop G: .Mont Williams, formerly bislion of the diocese of Mar quette. Mich., and who is now in charge 'of the Episcopal churches in curope. jwill arrive tomorrow for a visit at the home o! Colonel und Mrs. Voorhies and will also visit lit the home of his H'm, T. I'. Williams or Phoenix i When in need ot shingles and roor- Inu call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Dance, Lake Creek, Saturday night, Sept. 2nd. l9 Telephone Numbers , ta Remember Fire Department . 50, (Fire calls' only) Insurance . Any Kind 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Nat'l Bank ".'.'v Rid" ' . - ' Liberty Repair Shop. 144 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. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. .Mrs. M. E. Stone of Portland, re turned homo this last week-end after a ten duyB visit with her son, L. O. Stone of the Pantorlum Dye Works. Orders taken for men's and young men's all wool, made to measure suits, SIS nnd tin Rn Iho mnnv naw atvloo and over 200 samples, at Forsythe's, ' 110 Mistletoe. Also dyeing, cleaning and pressing. 138 Anyone who haB a cash register for sale please call this of flee' 76. tf Frank C. Clarke was a business visi tor at J rants Pass yesterday. Fire insurance. Brown & White. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf Fred M. Slmonton. klnn organizer, who was active in the organization of the Roseburg klan, spent last night in UiIb city bn his way from Portland to the southern part of the Btate to meet with klans there. Roseburg News Re view. '"-. ;' CbbIi paid Tor friction top cans, any size; must be clean. Hutchison & Lumsden. 139 Milk and cream at DeVoe't. tf A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stoltz and Harold Stoltz of Sac ramento and Miss Mary Bebb of Med ford left yeBterduy for a trip to the Oregon Caves. Apples for sale, hand picked draven- steln culls. Phone 7-F-4. v 139 Dance, Lake Creek, Saturday night, Sopt. 2nd. 139 Mrs. Arthur F. Hazelrlgg, who has been visiting Mr. Hazelrlgg and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Laudram, leaves this evening to resume her duties as auditor of the Imperial hotel In Portland. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. There's a busy Business College In your home town. 147 i The wife nnd daughter of the late Senntdr Bon Tillman of South Carolina stopped ofr this morning on their way north Tor a brief visit with Mrs. Edison Marshall. ' , We want 500 friction top cans, Buch as syrup or CiMbco cuns, any size. Must be clean; will' pay cash. Hutchison & Lumsden.. ' 139 J Pacific package outfit, articles of reul merit that have always lived lip to their reputation. Handicraft Shop. 1 . ' . ' 138 MIbs Mildred Heine who has been visiting her parents, Dr. and MrB. T. O. Heine for tho past two weeks returned hls morning to Portland. '' ; : Lime Tor spray.' Medford Lbr. Co. The Valley School for Boys and Girls will r6-opon for its fifth year on Oct. 2nd, 1922 nt 1103 West Tenth street In charge of Miss M. ,H. Dunham, prin cipal. For Information address The Valley School, Medford,' Ore., before Sept. loth. ' ' Charles Putney, Southern Pacific ongineef on the Ashltmd-Diinsmulr di vision Is' in Medford for a brief visit with friends nnd relatives'. ' Pacific package outfits are known from const to coast as the bast art embroidory package.' For sale at the Handicraft Shop. '' '" " 1S8 j For good Insurance, yon, should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson ! County Abstract Co. ' says he has seen 41 deer brought in this season. A number of these are now at the cold storage plant." Silk hats specially priced Saturday, Sept. 2nd. See our window. Vanity Shop. ' 140 Work on the new fair grounds pavil ion is progressing rapidly, a large force of carpenters working every day in cluding Sundays in order to complete the building as soon as jiosslble. The truss work, to which special attention Is being paid to insure the absolute safety of the building, no matter how large the crowd is nearly finished, and the work of laying the expansive floor will begin nt once. The JackBon Coun ty Amusement company Is planning to stage the grand opening of the pavilion on Wednesday, Sept. tit.lt. Full details of the festive affair will be made public later. ' Fifty-eight different torms of Insur ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man. tf Bert Vertin of San Jose, Calif., is visiting his uncle, L. J. Miksche and family at the Miksche residence on South Central. There is fun for you at the Epworth League social tonight, 8 o'clock, in the League room. Twenty-three dollars stood between Kenneth Hodgman and a road contract yesterday afternoon. Mr. Hodgman has been a division engineer with the department, resigning a few days ag'o. He put in a bid for a Job yesterday and was nosed out by another contractor who offered to do the work $23 cheaper than the bid of Mr. Hodgman. "Any way," observed Mr. Hodgman philo sophically, "it is better to cry that you didn't get a Job than to get a Job and I then cry because you did." Mr. Hodg-I man has been one of the star men In the engineering force of tho highway department. Portland Oregonlnn. You can get It at DeVoe's. tf I Fred Sundeen, lnborer, was arraign ed in the city court this morning on the charge of being drunk and pleaded guilty and was fined $10. Rucker Taxi Co., day and night ser vice. Phone 870-W. City trlpB 2Cc. 148 Jesse Winburn and Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Swedenburgh and family of Ashland are spending a two weeks vacation at Crescent City. They are expected to return this week end. For Fire Insurance aee Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf 'John Brault returned this morning from Portland where he has been visit ing his father and other relatives for the past two weeks. , . ' Dance, Lake Creek, Saturday night, Sept. 2nd. 139 Miss Maude Jordan of Deuel's de partment store Is oh her annual two weeks vacation. Kodak films at De 'Voe'a. tf held the fish while Ben dropped a rock on its head.,. The fishermen both de clare that a fly was the lure that was used. ' System Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf Corporal Ivouis Richardson, son of Mrs. S. T. Richardson left yesterday for San Francisco after a two weeks visit with his parents. He will resume his duties with the U. S. Marine guard aboard the U.S.S. Texas. Dance Wed nits, Jackson Hot Spring. 137 Judge F. M. Calkins of the circuit court who left the first of the month on a thirty days vacation and motored to Seattle and other points in Wash ington, is expected to return next week. Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt Borvice. tf WANTED EXPERIENCED PACKERS AND , BOXMAKERS ; Independent . Fruit Co. Phone 226 RIALTO NOW PLAYING MIX and . JANE NOVAK in an Adventure Film Filled With Rapid Moving, Bang-Bang Action t from the novel by MAX BRAND. , COMING SUNDAY .'"OVER THE, BORDER" adapted from Sir. Gilbert r Parker's "She of the Triple iCheveron," featuring BET- TY COMPSON and TOM ' MOORE. CHERRO Egg Mash fed with CHERRQ , Scratch feed will please your flock and., bring best results. At Most Feed Stores ! CHILDREN'S CLOTHES . We are taking orders daily for Children's Clothes made,, to order in the latest fashion and material desired. Call and let us help you make your selec tion and have your children's clothes made with that personal touch and style that all mothers appreciate so much, besides hcing relieved of all respon sibility. All Our Work First Class We have a shipment of the very latest in Knitted Wool Scarfs and Jackets, the colors and stylos are exceedingly nifty and will appeal to you on account of the very reasonable price. Our new shipment of Laces and Kmbroidery direct from the New York market insures you of all the latest in this line at prices that can not oe du plicated elsewhere. , Our Millinery Department offers n wide range of the very latest creations at prices that makes it possible for you to purchase your Fall Hat for little money. Many other attractive, lines in our strictly new stock. New, numbers arriving all the time. JACKSOX (X)VXTV FA1H . MKDKOIU) Hept. 1J to 10, SHIELDS 222 W. Main Medford SAMPLE STORE BARGAINS ' f 5 ;SH0ES - Men's Outing Shoes, black and brown Elk $2.49 Brown Mule Skin $2.35 Drown Mule Skin, Hi top ...$2.S5 Men's beavv black or brown Work Shoes $2.95, $3.50, $4.50, $4.65 Men's Armv last, brown, soft toe, Goodyear welt : '. $4.50 100pairs Navy Athletic Shoes' 'with out heels $1.95 Same with best quality rubber heels '. .' $2.45 Men's Dress. Shoes in brown and black, several different styles. Very reasonably priced at $3.85, $4.25, $4.50 to $6.00 Hoys' Shoes, a big shipment just in. Priced from $1.45, $1.95, $2.25 to $3.50 SHIRTS v : Men's Blue Ghambrav Work Shirts, full cut .' 1...75 Men's Khaki Work Shirts, a big value for the money ....i. 59 A fine line of Dress Shirts from $1.00 to $3.95 , SHOES ' . ; ; - i 1 .lot Ladies' White Shoes and Ox ford, to close out $1.98 1 lot Ladies' Black and Brown Ox fords, small sizes only. $1.98 1 lot Ladies' Shoes ....$1.98 1 lot Ladies' Shoes $2.,69 A big stock of Infants' Shoes. Very reasonably priced at $1.10 to $1.95 U. S. ARMY GOODS Army Pup Tents, made of heavy water proof khaki, new :..$2.95 O. I)., Blankets, 3i lbs., guaranteed , 75 wool ." $2.95 Barrack Bags, -new, very handy to have, only. 50., Bed Ticks, worth double the price, o'l.ly ..... : 75 and $1.00 Safety '.Razors, Cillett pattern, in . leather case, onh' 50 MEN'S SUITS Don't fail to. see our line of Men's Suits. Compare1 the qualify and the price. They are absolutely all right. A' big assortment of extra Trousers, ' from $3.00 to $5.25 ' ALSO A BIG LINE OF HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, BLANKETS AND QUILTS. ' '" SAMPLE STORE C. J. BREIER CO. Go-operation Not Needed ..'...' i . t All you need is money to buy feed and flour cheap at Johnson's. We have just stocked up with a full line of feeds and flour, and we honestly believe we can under sell any one in town. WE NEED AND BUY FOR CASH Eggs, Fancy Veal, Hides, Wool, Pelts and Furs JOHNSON PRODUCE CO. ... , ' 241 N. Fir St. DANCE! HOT SPRINGS FRIDAY NIGHT SEPTEMBER 1ST Under Auspices of TALENT ODD FELLOWS Lodge 211 , SNYDER'S BIG 7 -PIECE ORCHESTRA Everybody Invited Good Floor Good Music A Good Time