WGE TWO
MEDFORD M3TL TKTBTJXfl, MEDFORD, QKEQONt, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1", 1024
JU
oical and
Personal
Julius .Meier, well .known Portlald
merchant, who spent the week-end In
Medfurd, to see the county Fair and
motor, ranes, wan ho impressed by the
fruit dlnpluy that he purchased the
Grants Pass grape exhibit and will
display same at bin Portland Btore.
He-also tried to huy the pour .exhibits
but these will be sent to Hie Haleni
State Fair , no could not he aold.
Btay home and you Htay alone,
dance and the world dances with you.
JnckHon Mot HprliiKS. Wednesday
niBht, Sept. 17. Metropolo Orchestra.
-1 152
The fire department wan sum-;
moned to extinguish a grass -fire on
the land ncrONs tho street from the
Gagnon mill on Chestnut street, about
2:20 p. m, Hun day, which threatened
to become very .dangerous because of
Its close proximity to the mill. How
ever, citizens had I he fire practically
cut by the time the fire department,
which quickly responded to the ulurm,
had arrived. .
Whiz Oil -fionp.fnr washing automo
bilestakes the dirt off, keeps the
finish on, 35c for J-lb. cun, at Jtiver
oide Oarage. , 155
The van guard of the many dele
gates and other visitors to the an
nual state conference of the Meth
odist. Episcopal church, begun arriv
ing In the city today. Tho majority
of them will be In the city by tomor
row noon.
Dance at Jackson Ifot Springs,
Wednesday, Sept. 17. Music by fa
mous Metropolo Orchestra. 152
The annual Josephine county fair
at Grants I una will begin tomorrow
noon. ' i. " ;
A kindergarten for children four to
six years of age will open Monday,
September 29th, at 203 Genesee Ht.
Mrs. V. Meldo Hillls and Mrs. K. N.
"Vilm will bo In charge. For Infor
mation .phone 173 or C94. 150
A telegrum -was received In the city
today hy Bert Anderson from Captain
Derghduff, fltale game warden, giving
the Information that tho state gamo
commission would have a representa-
tlve here at the funeral of James Fter
rlan, which takes place from the Klks
temple tomorrow afternoon at 2:3
o'clock.
Remember Big Dance Jackson
Hot Springs, Wednesday nite, Kept.
17. Music by famous Metropole Or'
chestra, "Kyncopatn fools o' fun.
.'. 1 R
Chief Elliott of the fire department
left Hunday morning for Astoria, to
attend the annual meeting of the Ore
gon Fire Chiefs' association.
Call Morris Leonard for your May
tag washing machine demonstration,
Crater Lake Hardware Co. 152
The Women's Missionary society o
the Presbyterian church will neet
Tuesday at one o'clock In the church
parlors with a, covered dish luncheon,
This is rally day and all the liulies of
the church are earnestly Invltod to
attend.
Call Morris Leonard for your May
tag washing machine, demonstration,
Crater Lake Hardware Co. 152
Among the week-end visitors here
from a distance wero Mr. .and Mrs.
John A, Gardner of Chicago, Mr. and
Mm; J. -W.' -Lister: of Missouri, Mont
K. F. Nujke-.ot Dayton, ( O-.r- K. M
Clark of 'llOHlbn, Mass., Frank K
Moore of St. Louis, MoE. K. Hath
hone and Mrs. Haureth of Detroit,
Mlch.i L.JHInelsgaber -of New York
City and C. F. Ehle, of Milwaukee,
Wis. .
You can't keep, your feet from
dancing,, Wed night, Jackson Hot
Kprlngs. Metropole Orchestra.
- Mrs. Hattlo lulng left for her home
in1 Portland today after a visit with
mentis in Moaiora una Asmana.
Large ofegoe aster Blossoms, any
-olor, any quantity, at C. Carey's,
south of Phoenix. Phone 341-J-l. tf
The Democratic club .of . Oregon
will hold Its regular weekly luncheon
at the Seward hotel Portland, next
Wednesday. The prograln Includos
addresses liy Oeorge A.' Mansfield of
Prospect, .-trudge W. N. aniens ..and
Knute Peftrson of Portland, i .
Don't fail to come or you will re
grot. BIg;dance. Wed, nlfctHi Jackson
Hot Springs. Motropoio urcncstra
,V 152
Tiv 'nitntfilfA th nrlco nf the Nash
Advance il touring car was given as
11,990 ln:ftn advertlsomont- for Wis
Highway Wotor Company, In yoster
day's Sunday Sun. This juice should
have beam 11,625, tho delivered price
of the Advanced Six touring In Med
ford. j
You can get It at DeVoo's.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers of Port
land, arrived last evening, and are
guestii at the H; H. Prentlco homo.
Mr. Hog era Is sales manager of the
Tru Blu Biscuit company, for which
firm Mr. prontlco Is local representa
tive. ;
Selling out,' ranches, autos. phono
graphs, household gpods. Gold Ray
Heolty Co.
The Misses Klsie Iawrence and Ar
lone Butlar have gone to San Frnn
nlsco on a Iwq weeks' vacation, while
Miss Lawrence Is away Misa Bertlll
Mtscho is .filling her place in tho of
fice of the .Southern Oregon Clinic.
Before you huy that plnno se H. G.
Latinspacli at Weeks & Orr. He can
pave you Jmnney. Ho knows pianos
and Is reliable. - tf
B. E. Harder has returned from a
several days' business trip spent at
different points In the north.
Aberdeen lUuh coat. Vlhh's best
Hansen C;il Co. Phono 235. -,122tf
J. D. Brow underwent an opera
tion for the, removal of his tonsils at
thq Community Hospital this morn
ing. . t
Hernstltchlng, , buttons covered at
the Hhnrtlcmft fhnp. if
I Included among the Califurnlans
who spent th -wevkend in Medford
were the following: Dr. and Mrs.
, George W. Pierce. Eureku; Mr. and
Mrs. o. J. Palmer, Hiverside; Mr. and
Mrs. John Gluckeu, Sacramento; Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. King, Kxeter: Mr. and
Mrs, A. K. Henderson. Buiiingame;
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Mehand and
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. J'alunne. Bedding;
Mr. alid Mrs. C. L. Thompson. Iong
Bfach; Josephine NVwham, A. J.
McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Blell,
Los AngHes; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Kfon. Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. V.
Creason, Dunsmuir; Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Kwearingen, Mr, and Mrs. A. L.
Franed. Miss Capps, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie D. Whitney and Mr, and Mrs.
F. J, Oorr, Han Frunelseo.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Mis. J. P. Hughes. Viola Hughes,
Esther Turnbow, Mully Jobo and
Luthor Hughes were local visitors
from Butte Falls today.
Highest cash price paid for good
lined pianos, if. G. LaunHpuch, phone
227. tf
"Edward Bussell of "Central Point
was a business visitor in this, city to
day. Try our dry wash. 7c per lb., mini
mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed.
American Laundry, phone 873. tf
At the county convention of the W.
C. T. V. held at Ashland last week,
Mrs. S. L. Leonard of Medford was
re-elected president,, The other of
ficers elected were as follows: Mrs.
Alice Jillson, Ashland, vice president;
Mrs. Edith Prewott. Medford, corre
sponding secretary nnd Mrs. C. W.
Fraley of Ash lu ltd, treasurer. Mrs.
Leavitt and Mrs. Alice Jillson were
appointed delegates to the State Con
vention of the W. C. T. U which will
be held at Corvallis, October sixth to
eighth.
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Barttett. tf
Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Noel, Mr. nnd
Mrs. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
and Wllford Brookfleld, all of
Klamath Falls were visitors in this
City yesterday.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe?
The maximum tempernture of Sun
day was 94.5, and that of a year ago I
today was 88. ; Fair weather is pre
dieted for Tuesday.
.Columbia , plaster wall board. Cull
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
M. Vertin of San Jose, arrived yes
terday for a short visit with relatives
In this city.
Meet your friends at DeVoe's sum
mer garden, the coolest place In town
94tf
Clifford Smith, manager of the
Metropolo Orchestra, left last night
for Eugene, on a short business trip.
We pay cash for used pianos. Pal
mer Piano House. tf
The Loyal Women's class of the
Christian church Sunday school will
have their monthly social Tuesday af
ternoon ut 2:30 o'clock at tho home
of Mrs. Kchuler, nt 911 West Tenth
street. All are urged to bo present
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
Miss Annette Hockman of Central
Point was a visitor In this city today,
Miss Heckman, who spent tho sum
mer nt Crater Lake Is now preparing
to leave soon for, Eutrene, where, she
will resume her, studies in tho Uni
versity or Oregon. ' - -
Best blacksmith coal. Med. Lbr. Co
Are You Discouraged?
If youire weak, nervoiw, easily
tired and subject to "the blues" and
worry about your health, you can now
get full strength, treatments of the
highly praised kovex compound with
out Inconvenience" or delay. This
compound warranted to contain nt'
4'dope" Of; habit-forming drugs. Is
commendod by thounnnds'ns an encr
glaet and tcstorntK'o. It is now being
distributed In this territory by Heath's
Drug 8tore, J 09 15. Main, Medford,
Oregon. J loth men and women say
they havo. found It to be a remark
A throe-cornered fight for the of
fice of stato senator is promised by
the entrance today of James T. Lo
gan, well known resident or Jowepnine
county. Into tho political arena. I1
titlons are to be circulated tho first of
.the week to have his name put on the
ballot. That a warm fight will de
velop Is Indicated by the fact that Lo
gan for Stato Senator -headquarters
will be opened In tho city next week.
Speakers are being lined up to cover
the entlro county during tho next
month nnd a hnlf preceding tho elec
tion. Tho other two candidates are
A. C. Hough, on tho Democratic
ticket, and E. W. Miller, on the He-
publican ticket, Mr. Logan is a Re
publican of years standing and Is en
tering the fight only after fireat prest-
suro was brought to bear. Grants
Pass Courier1. ' ' -
I)(J Taxi 50c per couple, . 170
Perry W. Scott arrived In this city
this morning from Sun Francisco, to
spend a few days with friends, and
to do some fishing,
Try our dry wash -7o per lb., mini i
mum 76c Ail flat pieces ironed
American Laundry, phone 873. 5- tf
Tom Fuson -spent Saturday, and
Sunday on. tho Klamath Itiver flsh-
ng.
Car fresh llmo. Medford Lhr. Co,
I07tf
William Westerhind of Chicago, 111,
who has been visiting his daughter
Mrs. i. A. Kalade. Jr.. for some time
is leaving today for his hatne. Mrs
Westerlund will remain at the Sa
lado home until bo mo tlmo later he
fore returning. . '
Staple drugs nt DeVoe r. tf
Among tho many out of town Ore
gon visitors spending Hunday H the
ity wero. H. M. McDonald of Lake-
low, Miss Elva Moon nnd R. O
amino of Klamath Falls, and the
1 lowing from Portland: Mr. and
MVs. A. G. McClure, Robert C. How.
rd. W. C. Baugh, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Prle. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Meany.
G Flndlay, D. W. Laudes and Dr.
S. Caejpes.
Unity literature teaches people how
to he well, prosperous nnd efficient.
Free distribution. Room 219, Hotel
Medford. tf
Seventy-five out of the. stato car
wero registered with the local state
registration bureau hero over . the
week-ond, , v ,
For sand and gravel phono 9 13-J.
Samuel Ttateman. 44tf
Mrs. Ira Tungato of Butt Falls,
hud her tonsils removed this morn
lug. Sho will visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry D. Mills for a few days before
returning to her home.
Columbia Plaster wall' board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
' Work will continue nil winter on
the new Benton hotel nt Corvallis.
The opening has been set tentatively
for April 1. 1925.
Palmer's Studio. 717 N. Central.
phone S;'3-R. for kodak finishing, tf
T. Rnnnnn. who has been spending
Tew days In this city on business.
left todny for San Francisco.
If you are Interested lit the I-nFol-
letto campaign, come to the Public
Drs. ('oiiroy, Hayes,' Picket. Voell
nltz, Clancy,; Thayer, Sweeny, and
Adams left this morning for Klam
ath Fulls to make a call on the phy
siclans of that city and to extend an
Invtatlon to them to attend the regu
lur monthly meeting of the Jackson
County Medical Society, which is
be held Wednesday evening.
Tree props,' Medford Lbr. Co.
For that good coal without the dust
cull Hansen Coal Co., phone 239
122tf
Fishing in the Rogue River is now
good, but not as good as it will be In
about a week or ten days.' The steel
heads and salmon are now striking
on eggs, as the salmon are spawning.
Thuru is said to be a new run of
steelheads In tho river.
Watkin's Feed Store still has re
cleaned seed vetch, 4o a, pound.
155
Brunswick phonographs! See H. O.
iAuiiNpuch. Salesroom ut Weeks &
Orr, W. Main.
IjuFollette-Wheeler mass meeting
at Public Library, Medford, Septem
ber 16, at 8 o'clock p. m. Come and
bring your friends. 1 0
The city and valley are filled with
smoke from distant forest fires, chief
ly from the big one In the Jenny
Creek district of Klamath county,
which was blown here by the breeezs
of lat night. The smoke Is so thick
that at times It gives a hazy or cloudy
appearance.
Hon. D. W. Butler will address the
IaFollctte mass meeting at tho Pub
He Library, Tuesday evening, . Sep
tember 16th. Come and hear hi
1
All kinds of carpentering and
pairing, re-shlngling a specialty.
C. Durkee, 837 Palm. . 1
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Butler and
daughter Gertrude returned to the;
home In Bend, Ore., yesterday evo
nlng, after spending a few days her
with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Nicholso
and attending the fair and the au
races.
Palmer's for kodak finishing.
News of tho death In a Portlan
hospital of A. H. Nelson, proprieto;
of tht) Medford Tobacco compuny,
was received in the city today wit
much, regret by a host of riends
himself and wife. News of his de
misv appears elsewhere In this paper
Fresh lime. Med. Lbr. Co.
Visitors over tho week-end fro
the state of Washington, Included
Samuel A. Slzerf and Donald Rich
mond of Raymond, and the follow
Ing from Seattle: Mrs. R. Eldred and
son. Miss L. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs,
E. C. Ward, Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Her
tick, Quincy Scott, J. B. Bartlett, an
M. A. Phillips.
Best work, prompt service, prlcei
right. Palmer Studio.
Tho famous Metropole Orchestra
which has just completed an engage
ment playing, for the dances durin
tho Jackson county fair, will reope
tho dance pavilion at Jackson Hot
Springs, Wednesday night. This ve
sat Ho orchestra Is fast acquiring.
large following hero, owing to the ex
cellence of Its dance music.
DeVoo serves good buttermilk, tf
Mrs. E. Denton left today for Sa
lorn, whero she will visit relatives and
friends for a few weeks.
Palmer Piano House routs pianos,
' ' j , tf1
Nelson of Glendnle, Calif.; two "sisters,
Miss Lena H. Nelson, Ulendale, Calif.,
and Mrs. Bessie Butler, Vullejo. Calif..
and three brothers, C'arlyle Nelson of
Flagler, Colo.; Linus Nelsou, Belle
Farouche, S. D., and John W. NeiBon.
Yuma, Colo. t
The funeral services will be held
at the Perl Funerar Home Wednesday
motning at 10 o'clock. KeV. E. P. I.aw
rence officiating. Interment In Jack
sonville cemetery. The services at
the grave will be in charge of Medford
lodge A. F. & A. M. A striking fact
related with his death la that Mr. Nel
son's associate in the tobacco business
died in Portland at tliesame time. ...
r"" tli-ff Myers Return
-SALEM. Ore.. . Sr.pt. J 5. Suite
Treasure" rJefferson Myers is at his
office today after an absence of ten
days during which time he under
went treatment In Portland for sinus
infection. Including severe surgical
operation. ...
mi
in the Interest of Economy
Pibie THougnfSr Ibday
JOV III'' SALVATION. With Joy
shall ye drnw wnii-r nut ut 1 lie ui-lls ;
nf salviitlnn. !kh. i; ::t. i
as
OBITUARY
w.
1... A.I. nluilil Lr..Hv I 1
,..,, ,..,.u, .. ......... .. r. Library In Mo.lforil. TupkiIhv evnlnpt.
Perhnp It In i-xnrlly tho medlcln rt(,m,,Pr 1Cth, nt s oVoCk p, m
hove been wl.hln for. Adv. li5
.' "" ...'".v:';" : . '
DOW Gooi-pre w. Dow well know
rOHldont of Medford, where he has re
uldcd for the pant; 17 year; passed
away very auddonly In l'ortiunu at
o clock . Sunday morninff. uoam
wnH probably due to heart tauure.
Mr. Dow had eone to Portland for
medical treatment, nlthouKh hit con
dltlon was not thought scrloun nnd he
expected to return Boon. Deceased
wna born nt Oharlea City, Iowa, V-ii'
22, 1864, from which place ho came
td .Oregon and Bottled in Medford
where for 12 years he has been en
piKcd in buainoKs and at the time of
his death was proprietor of the Dow
grocery on Palm and OlBon streets. Ho
wus nlso u partner In the Medford io
bacco Co.
. Hesldes his wife, Annetla It. Dow
he. leaves one son, Dean H. Dow of
AlKoma, Ore., and two daughtei-B,
Mrs. Klfa Burton, Spencer, la., Mrs.
Vernon Dugan, Churlus City, la., und
4 "Stepchildren, Mrs. Florence Newman
nd Mrs. Muriel Sample of Medford
Mrs. Jcanotto norglund, Townsenn,
Wis., nnd Mrs. Kthi-1 Clnllup of Port
land.. AIho two brothers and one sis
ter. '"Funeral Bervices will bo held at
the Conger chapel nt 10:00 a:
Wednesday. Interment In I. O. O; F.
cemetery. -
M AXFIELD lluby Elizabeth Max-
flold, wife of Tru H. Muxfleld. rest
dent .of Central Point and pastor of
the Union church of that city, passed
nway at a local hospital in Medford
Saturday evening at the age of 3
years, G months and 9 days. She was
born in Santa Bnrbara, Cal., March
4, 1887, and had been a resident of
Central Point for the past II months.
She leaves three children. Funeral
-rvico8 In churge of -Conger Funeral
Parlors will be held at the Union
church in Central Point Tuesday,
Septembor 16, at 2:30. -
NKLSO.V Austin Herbert Nelson
passed awny nt the Portland Medlojil
hospital Sunday morning, September
H, from bronlcal pneumonia, aged 39
.vein's 3 months nnd IS days. He was
born at Odoll, Neb., May 20, 1SS5. He
had ' been 111 for some months past
and three weeks ngo went to Portland
for treatment.
Mr. Nelson followed the wholesale
grocery business for A period of years
nnd about two years ago entorcd the
wholesale tobacco business for his own
account. He was first associated In
this business with Oeorge Dow, whose
Interest was taken over a year ago by
Wolr McDonald. While being active In
tho business world In this community,
his ninny friends woro attached to him
by his kindly and lornblo character.
Mr. Nelson had beon a resident of
Jiedford since 1912. He was a membor
of the Masonic fratomlty of Flagler,
Colo., Talisman Lodge Knlchts of
Pythias of Modford and tho II. P. O. E.
11CS of Medford. On Juno 14, Will he
was married to Aleta A. Anderson at
Burlington, Colo., and to this union
were born one son, Robert Austin. He
Is survived by his widow. Meta. and
son, Robert A.; his mother, Mrs'. Lied
The Business . and Professional
Women's club will open their year's
work with a dinner at the Hotel Med
ford Wednesday at 6:30 o'clock In
honor of Mrs. Josephine Forney of
Portland, who will be the speaker1 of
lh(j evening. Mrs. Forney attended
the federation at West Daden, Ind., In.
July and will bring much of help and
Inspiration from that groat conven
tlon.
Tickets may be purchased at tho
chamber of commerce lip to Wednes
day noon, nnd every member is urged
Ui get her ticket early. Guests will
also be welcome at'this meeting.
Notice'
Funeral services of our late brother
James II. Deri-Inn, will be held In the
Elk's lodge room nt 2:30 o'elork p. m.
Tuesday, Kept. 10. All Elks requested
tr be present, Tho public is invited.
V. II. Vnwter,' eicitlted ruler. . " .
Nntlr o to Puhllr.
Supplement No. 2, to Public Service
Commission Order No. .7, providing
for a service charge on each meter of
Sixty Cents (J. 60)' per month, be
comes effective thirty days from date.
SOl.THlOnN OltEC.ON GAS CO.
September 1, 1924. 151
Scottish Itito
Special meeting Siski
you Lodge of Perfection.
, Monday 8 P. M., Works In
6th to 8th degrees by order
of W. M. Paul B Rynn
lng, Sect. 10
Notice.
R. A. M Crater Lake
-hapten- No. 3S, Tuesday,
iept. 10, 7:30 p, m. Reg
no!' convocation. M. M,
legree. Visitors welcome.
A. F. NOTH. Sec'y
DEMAND
WotUtBrnTonk
Over 100,000 people htte
' testified that TANJLAC 1
has relived them of:
Stomach Trouble,
Rheumatism,
Mal-Nutritipn,
Sleeplessness,
Nervousness,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Weight,
Torpid Liver or
Constipation.
"Ask Anyone Who Has
Taken TANLAC" -
OVEB 41 MILLION BOTTLES
SOLO .
Far Sak Bit AU Oi DnwfMl
Have us resharpen your used Safety
RazbrM Blades. They are made
goo4 as new, some say better.
j -' Jsfo satisfaction, no pay. '
Sflr.n. dozen. 2lAc a blad
e.
TOO
LATE ' TO CLASSIFY
FOIl-KALE 1023 model Ford, good
condition. See Chas. Campbell,
Mann's Dept. Store, 162
FOU 8ALEAn"nttritctlve five-room.
modern bliniuilow ..and sleeping
porch, well located, with electric
range nnd watfi heater.' frice $3,
250: only 1.250 cash, balance like
rent. See owner at The Medford
J'xehange, 211 West Main. 150
WANTED Mlddle-nged woman for
general Housework. Mrs. H. W.
Stearns. . 152
WANTED
Electric
Mnll-Trlbuno
Model D-40. Genernl
range. Address Range,
s 153
KOR TRADE ITU, acres of land in
unio, 3V4 miles from good town,
(600.00; eleelrlo car stop, school
house -adjoining.' Address.' C. S.
Shriiin, Eagle point, Oregon.- 152
WANTED All i kinds
work. Call nt 146 N.
of odd
Ornpe.
Job
165
' When '
; Success
Came
My Way
fey
. Frank Evans
WOULD YOU LIKE TO- KNOW
HOW 1 JUMPED FROM AN OR
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OWNER OF A BIG PAYING
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My story, together with the
stories of many others that,
have duplicated my success,
can easily be had by just put
ting your name and address on
the lines below then tear out
the coupon and mail to L. L
Adcox, Portland, Oregon.
. It will only take you a min
uteit costs you nothing and
I'll promise you that you will
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USE THIS COUPON NOW
Heath's Drug Store
V, ... North Side of East Main Street. ;
HasRins' Drug' Store
South Side of East Main Street
- We are as near to you as your telephone.
MEDFORD 25
THURSDAY, SEPT.
V..' GRAND STAND CHAIB SEATS ON SALE AT , ' .
m :. : .-. : HASKINS DRUG STORE
VII
5ftAYE$T 4 RING
MR. L. L. ADCOX, Pwaident
Adcox Auto & Aviation School
372-374 Wasco St., Cor. Union Are.
Portland, Oregon:
MR. ADCOX: You can send me,'
free of charge postpaid, .your big
package of UTKATURE No. U
showing the pictures and explana
tions ot the different1 departments of
your school tORet her with many
pictures and letters from successful
graduates. I understand that re
questing this literature will not
)lace me under any obligations,
NAME '
R.F.D. or Street J"
TOWN
STATE -
NOTE The above is the first of a
series of "Success Story" ads la be
run by the Adcox Auto & Aviation
School. Next at) will appear in this
paper on Oct. l, 1924.
O .'-ANIMAI. CIUCOSI
, MASSIVE POATRAYAL
Of CVtMTS IN THt UF6- OFTMt-
ONUY AME.TJCAvN PRINCESS
Over Two Thousand Wild "Animals"
MORE WiLD ANIMAL PERFORMERS TH
ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED
MEET THE GREATEST MOVIE
STAR OF THEM ALL -
M A mmt mam eSMBSk
JOh TOR NhimlfM
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT H
"HAUNTED HILLS"
The Wonder Scenic With '
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Crater Lake
Pinnacles
and Surrounding Territory as
a Background
Dorothy Dalton
in
"The Moral Sinner"
, .' - . '-a -A
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TOMORROW - ,
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"FLOWING GOLD" . .
THE VALLEY SCHOOL.
t '. : : , . , 1103 West 10th St. '
MISS M. H. DUNHAM Principal - '
1 ',' , MISS KITTY BRAGG Assistant'
'" : Tor Information Address
, 1 MRS. ROBERT W. STEARNS, Sec'y.
, ;. :. : . . . t ,23 North Orange St. : " :
Its" purity , depends
.upon three ' essential
factors: . AVh'olosbnto
. ijesa .of malPrialh- nh
ao.lute. cleanllnefls,
and ueciessful ' ef
forts to .keep It, nnd
i serve1 It free, ot Ini
puHtieg,', . Ac-for.i..
Nutritious lue Cream
Jackson
County ;
.Creamery. .
I X'TREME
ii : ; HIGH GLOSS
: 1 KODAK. PRINTS
Price the Same 'as for Ordinary
, '. ' Slakes.
Mail TTs Your Films
Expert Kodak Finishers
Doors, sash,
window and
door frames
TRIM AND
MOULDINGS
When. It comes to
millwork, . put - your
trust in us nnd we
will prove to you, as
we liaye proven to so
.nmry. otliers, that our
prices nre. rlht and
our qu'ality is right.
'.'Milled on Honor"
' .TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
10th and . Grape , Ste,
Medford, Oregon
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'." ",.ahd. GIFT 8HOP '
f' .
IXCOMPARAIiTE oili 1
FOR 11CICKS '
PEXNZOlii Is' a perfect lubri
cation for Bulcka ana other
Bood cars, it's pure Pennsyl
vania. Available in cam ana
eases. i
PHIPPS AUTO
PARK SERVICE
Pclflo Hlrtwrny and Jackson
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