Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTVO MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXTC, 9 MEDFORD, QREflON. FRIDAY. JUKE C. 102." Toml and JLJ Personal Alt one o'clock today the mercury liryife" aloud at UC find thu weather liu roii. proiIlcU'd it would not gu over HwSrtodiLy. '$iK-y' creamery butter 43c per H. J(nison l'roduce X.'o. ftlH'dal pumnier prlccH on dry fnc torsCmlll blocks. Valley Kul Co. If Try that big rnillc shake at DeVoe'n. tf Wljhi're seeniB to be no let up In fight to the heat wave, although yqnu-rduy with 105 maximum waH cob)Tr than the previous day whose mbxiinum was 10K.8 dt'srees, as the prediction for tomorrow Is fair and contf nued warm LaunKpach l'iano Store now open I Children's lisle fnr bunltH'HH ut 111 XV. Main. Opposite mercerized tops. It (lulu theater. Successor to Hoot Mu. Hie Co. tf ,We pay for ashoH and sell dirt t-liQUp. Itrown & White Agency, Inc. tf Dance Iiulte Falls. Friday evening, July" 3rd. 83 ;J(;inagir Kecfhaber of the Crater JjlI&i lodge left early this morning with five car loads 'of men and women help, who will be employed at .the lodge during the season, and on , their arrival there the work will knowo pianos and Is reliable. be started at once at getting things Marinello shop (Hotel Medford) ready for the sea Sergeant mover Owen of the local Jink IJnyd of Hear L:tUe, Calif., de. ! army recruiting service, has been parted this inuriiing for l-iend, after notified of the fact thut there are having wpent. several flays in the val now unlimited vucancles in the coast ley In the Interest of pleasure and bus artlllery, stutioned at Fort .McArthur, in ess, Mr. Lloyd has patented a new Calif. ' spoon fishing hook, which is about Fresh unit' wntor salmon. 25c lb. lwo feet, lonK ma(U of wire and wi,h Johhson Produce Co. f'vo "Pinners attached. With this tI , , , ' , hook he caught his limit of finh out of Hemstitching Sc a yard. The an" Diamond lake Tuesday evening in Ity bhop, liurth-tt and Alain. ,f thi ue-QUarters of an houj. and the Sale! The newest craze Porch next morning again duplicated the feat dresses for the warm days. Knappy by cutching the same amount in the styles und pretty trimmings. 1.29 Fri- same length of time. He is vinitlng the day and Saturday. Handicraft Shop, different lakes of the country. 84 i Cligantle sale of porch dresses j A. C. Ransom, in charge of the madu of guaranteed wash fat shadow demurrage bureau of the Southern striped dimity, 6 models to choose Purlflc lines, and wife passed thru from Keautlful bright colors so the city today, en route from Port- greatly In demand. lie on hand early land to San Francisco, Cal. Friday and Saturday. Price $1.29, 250 parasols to be sold at Vic after Handicraft Shop. 84 fi p. m. on Saturday at the Japanese ' Uance at ltivorslde Community Art Store. Value up to $!.&(). 84 club Saturday night. Alford's Impe Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John- rial orchestra. 84 son Produce Co: ' tf Cedar flume at Ulg Pines Lumber . conomy jrocetena half box, silk alid Co. tf Values up to 60c. I Out of town Oregonlans registered On sale at 25c w pair. All new stock, at local hotels include V. N. Uriggs, Japanese Art Store. 87 W. A. Alrd, and Irvin Williamson of Portland guests at local hotels in- Salem, James W. .Manning of Klam clutle Mr. and Mrs. It. C, Dempiter, nth Falls, Raymond Shcdd of Shedd, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schwan, Mr. and Miss Wllma Scutt, Miss Nlta Howard. Mrs. C. V. Shoemaker and son. Miss and L. (J. Uurnhuni of Kugene, O. W. Orphu Myers, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Milborn and W. I). Ilainm of Rose- McCord, Mr. and Mrs. 15. L. Ordeson, Mr. ami M rs. John Swlnt und Mr, and Mrs. W. H. McCurdy. , Refore you buy that piano see Laun- spach. He can save you money. He tf burg, J. M. Aschim of Tillamook, and 1 Henry Ouiannes of The Da lien. I Dance liutte Falls, Friday evening. July 3rd. 83 Drive up to the top of the Siskiyous where It's cool, anfl have your Sunday nVihe lodge all son' opening. I ; Kgv.s wanted, 30c d oze n . J o h n so n 1 1'ruduee Co. tf ; HeniMtltching, buttons covered at tli Hnridicraft Shop. tf SjJJg shiimeut of new stock Just In. f'om,o in and pick out your muchine. SOlgx-r Co., 10 So. Fir. 84 jniong tourists and others stopping M JMedford hotels are Mrs.. It. M. Johnson of Palm Hench, 1 la., Joe I'rjncCKH und Jules Ulaek York City, Chaiieti Moore wjll dinner. . (Summit Ranch Lode.) add another marcell operator from the 8J Don Lux academy of San Francisco. I Bpend your week ends where it's Miss De Norniandle comes very highly couI' the Summit Ranch Lodge, recommended from Mr. Don Lux him-' Thul'H where you can see over the self. 85,ton- S3 St. Ann Altar society will give their I T" need corn maggot, a new crop cafeteria supper on the parish lawn ne'st- Is invading Washington county Thursday. June 2Gth, beginning at 6 threatens to destroy the bean p. m. All friends cordially Invited, t'rop. 82 r:ggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson 1 n one day recently four men at Produce Co. tf Port Orford shot fi!(U sea lions, for I 7ifc parasol sale after C p. m. on Sat- of New which they will receive a bounty of ny at ine Japanese Art ana variety nf Suit Sr. each. ' ."tore. 84- Lttkc City, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Emery Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb. nntl; Miss Suzanne Emery of Danville, Johnson Produce Co. HI., and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ma- Pianos! See Launspach. tf hjtche and David Adler of Chicago. Dance Hutte Falls, Frlduy evening. 'Mrs. II. F. Wilson of 24ii lleatty.Ju'y 3rd. 83 street passed away at Boca, Call- A small fire was reported yesterday frirttid lunu v.i ie.innrf.1 n.rvioe wlli'lo the Forest Sorvico office in Med- bp 'announced later, TL I. R. eggs at DeVoe's. W pay for ashes and sell p. Jtrown & White Agency, tf dirt Inc. tf Since, But to Falls, Friday evoning, ? 3rd. 83 jfhllo. fighting a forest fire on WVulch Tuesday, Joe Frank, a r"Tlghter for the forest service, whr overcome by the boat and this morning suffered a severe stroke. lr." Moser was called to Kerhy to n (tend to him. His condition Is con sidered critical. ClrantH Pubs ' Cou-ri-r. I (mi, Staple drugs at DeVoe's. tf iiFor sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning ne lawp work, phono 111 2-J, Samuel He tenia n. tf fDon't .forget the dance nnd barbe cue at Rogue I51H Huturduy night. The finest open nlr pavilion In southern Oregon. 83 "SO. M. flrungor, district forester of Portland, was among tho prominent n(i'h in Medford yesterday to meet Secretary of Agriculture Jnrdlno and attend ' tho "mess' given by Briga dier General White. Mr. Granger ford as burning near Foots Creek on state timber land. Of what conse quence It Is, Is not known. Immediate delivery on Radiola No. 24 portable superhotrodyne, no out side aerial, weight but 3 pounds. Take It on your vacation. Paralyzed tubes on reactivated or no charge. Virgin Ra- dlo Service, 105 W. Main. Tel. 1053. tf t'sed piano at Palmer Music House, mahogany finish $150. Hi) Cedar flume nt Rig PInoa Lumbor Co. I- tf Call forn Inns registered at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ilrown of Montlca, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Racks, and Miss W. Melrose of Anaheim, Miss Harriet Warner of Fresno, Dr. ami Mrs. J. J. Miller and family of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ryrnes, V, D. Cousins and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miserez and Miss Ida Williams of Oakland, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 10. Patrick, Miss Ellen K, Pat rick and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rleloy Of Hollywood, M r. and Mrs. II. F. Find Ivy, Mr. and Mrs, E. 11. Findley, Dr. and Mrs. D. 1,1. Moore and son. McsdumcH C M. Sawyer, A. D. Rosse, rank Feabler, C. W. Soderstrom and What do you fear? Poverty, slck jness, failure? Rend "The Key to Sue- 1 ' Jin iij Ullllltll JIMIL'B, 4 ) Medford Rook Store. 87 D. Roby of Copco. Calif., Is a local business visitor In this city, who is registered at tho Hotel Holland. Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day night. 84 Don't fail to see our attractive lino of children's half socks complete range of sizes and colors. Handicraft Shop. 84 The cars stopping nt Merrick's Mo tor Inn recently, average approximate ly the same number dally, which Is rti 'the close proximity of 100. Rriek lco cream 60c at DeVoe's. tf Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. A. I & A. M. Speclnl meeting Medford Lodge 103, Friday evening 7:0(1 p. m. Work in M. M. deuro. Laf t special meeting of summer. Re freshments. Ity order of W. M. 3 A. J. CHOSE. Secretary. THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE' The O. N. G. contracted for too much Ham and Bacon for Camp Jack son, and of course had to unload. We relieved them of the last shipment about 3 tops and will give you the benefit of the reduction in price we got. All from Swift & Co. t Fancy 10 to 12-lb. Hams; Bacon averaging 10 lbs. to the slab. This is not government bacon, but regular Swift & Co. bacon, such as you buy every day.' ll ' ' y- ;' v'- SWIFT & CO. SUGAR CUREP HAMS weighing 10 to 12 lbs. we will cut in half. For Saturday, half or whole ham, lb. ......J .. 30c SWIFT & CO. SUGAR CURED BACON priced for Saturday, half or whole slab, lb. ..34c Sliced as you like it, in, any quantity, lb ... . .39c BREAD We ran out last Saturday but we will have enough tomorrow. 1-lb. Loaf, 3 for ; . . .20c l-lb.. Loaf ,10c 2 Bottles TACOMA NEAR BEER . ; 23c Dozen . . : . . . .'. . $1.33 OTHER SPECIALS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Man to take euro of lawn. Sidney Smith, !)0li W. Main. . 8ii lti-ftlnhlntr Tuesday, .Tnn '30th. tho i Large Oval Sardines, 2 cans. . , .25c Borden's or Carnation Milk, cart 9c G. & L. Guaranteed Bulk Coffee (mon i'ey back if not satisfactory), lb.. . . .49c Watermelons, lb. . . . . '. .-. . . : . :. ; 4c Canteloupes, 3 for. . . . . . . v ;:. . . . .25c Fancy Peas, No. 2 cans, 3 for ........ 50c Glass Pitchers, fine for lemonade, ea . . 49c Iced Tea Glasses, set of 6. ... . ..... . ,59c Glass Mixing Bowls, sec of 5. . . . .69c 'Thin Glass Tumblers, each . . . 5c Canning Racks for Wash Boilers, for cold pack canning, each. 59c Racks for setting single jar in boiler". . 10c Jar Lifters 1 for taking hot jars from : boiler . . Jv . . . . .13c Fruit Jar Funnels, each. 18c Colanders, Aluminum ......... . 55c-79c Preserving Kettles, all sizes and kinds . from 98c up. iit.'omimlik'd tho -Jnrdlno pnrly troiji r,ullly ot ton 'Anfcdca, Mr.'nm! Mis. TO lO KOHL1 DUlK l)V UlUU IIIKI "l .. ... . ,w, f W 1H,.,.,, M Imh 10 limine ihu inp wiin mi'iil uiioub" nluni!,. ,)f iivrki-lcy. nn.1 Mr ii Die fltatc jLaiKO Mock Victor records nt PuN j mer Music Store. If i Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur duj(,nht. 8-1 I l'Q per cent discount on table cloths. Jun 24th to July 10th. Japanese ArfStore. ' 7 . 'The followlnff registrations apponr tt ,T.ho lintel Medford reKinter: "Mrs. J. Hunter. U. Vl. ifovtirnnient," nnd "Mr. and Mrs. Solon Shedd of Staii ffft'd University." Millinery clearance sale, renl bar gains In trimmed hats, nt The I 'm my Jrfku Hnt Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 83 "Heo tho !tc window and tnbles at tho .Tnpnneso Art nnd Variety Store. Many Hfmmdld bai-Kalns. 84 'Dunce Uutte Falls, Friday ovenlnff, Jyly 3rd. 83 ,Toin Sworn, IT. L.' Hromley, L, n. Huni)lnoyR and D. A. Kunynrd of thty) city, were business visitors nt Copco, Cullf., yesterday. (7flutubla plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Vard". jDnnce in tho brocstes ot tho Hokuo Sfittirdny next at tho Itopue Klk open iiiK')nvillnn. S3 1 Here's One For You Chocolate Marshmallow Rolls 19 c Each i Jinked as only Flulu cr can hake lliein. KThe COLONIAL A 1) Southern Oregon a ? oFinest Bakery and Airs, iitirry lyucr ui nunanuMuu. Columbia plaster wall bonrd. Call for prices. Wallace AVood Lumber Vard. Sale of imported Jap crepe, 18c a yard. Japanese Art nnd Variety Store. " 84 Dance nt Uiversldo Community club Saturday night. Alford's Impe-' rial orchestra. 84 Mrs. Oscar Ingles and daughter arrived this tnornlnK from San Fran- ' cIhco, to visit tho former's parents, j and tho batter's grandparents, Mr. and Mi-h. C. W. Woods of lied Dlanket ranch near ProHpect. Portable Huperhetrodlne six-tube ra dio. Carry like a suit case. Just the one to take camplnvr. Outside aerial not necessary. See It at Palmer's Mu sic store. Medford. 8U Dance JackHon Hot Springs Satur day nlKht. 84 Come brinpr your friends to Rogue Klk Saturday night to the barbecue and dance. ' 83 Sixty-five oift of the slate cars were registered here yesterday at the local state traffic bureau. Most of the earn were from California were on their way north. ' Millinery clearance sale, real bar gains In trimmed hats, at the Kmniy Lou llat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. S3 Marcel and bob curl 75c. Kxper lenced operator from city. 512 3 So. Ivy. Tel. 43G-11. 88 Dance Jackson Hot Springs Thurs day night. Calloway's orchestra from Portland. Our price $1.10. Men In uniform 50c. 82 Dave Iluzen and F. S. Allen, repre sentatives of the Portland Telegram, were In Medford on business Wednes day and left Thursday for Klamath Falls. Fresh suit water salmon, 2Sc, lb. Johnson Produce Co, tf Cog wheels and trnclor whools re built. 315 Xo. Riverside. 84 lance Uutte Falls. Friday evening. July 3rd. S3 Mr. nitd Mrs. C. K. Lango nnd daughter, llildcgard, were among the business callers who were In tho city lodsiy from Central Point. Millinery clearance sale, renl bar gains In trimmed hats, at the Kmniy I,ou llat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 83 Look See window display at the Handicraft Shop. Porch dresses of ndorable styles and colorings. $1.29 Frldny and Saturday. 84 Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday night. Alford's lmpe- rial orchestra. S4 H. W. Conger and father. F.nos Conge returned last night from extended trip though the middle w tern and eastern stales. Their itin erary embraced Chicago and oth Ink- cities together with cities of rniiUlti'wesfr rn statc: On. their re turn they e;une by way of the nor t h-rn t nut f and t'aiunl.i. Why no to the country to buy eher rli's. We have lnrge supply every day at a reti.sotmble price. Johnson Pro duct) Co. Phone 97. 141 N. Fir street. tf The lmrbecue nnd dance nt Rogue Flk Saturday night, June l!7th, la the talk of the town. $ NOW! 20,000 People i v. , 100 Lions 50 Charioteers 200 Circus Horse menand 1000 New Thrills in The New Gigantic Vadis : Featuring ' ' ' EMIL JANNINGS ORGIES! MASSACRES and BACCHANALIAN REVELS! "Where Goest Thou?" Incidents and Scenes Are based Upon Church Legends Woven About Ihe Teachings and Martyrdom of the Apostle Peter, During the Karl Struggles of Christ ianitv in Innierial Koine, o EXTRA HOT WEATHER SPECIAL Tru Bake Salted Creckers, box, regular price ,. ... . .55 Barrel Ginger Snaps, regular price 35 Total ,. . . v.,, .... ... . . .1 .$ .90 Take 'em both Special .69 GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE ; ; i Get our, prices on. fruit jars. t CJLJ VWJ'M J.vlll VA m mm m r rr mm m ' it tit am Wilms Wr a ml Wlin you meet a girlie nice, Bring her here to break the ice. o The way In Aich wo servo is uro onso vou Innh. We are always "on our tot's' to see thut you are made happy. to SONS OF ITALY INK ONE BLOCK WEST OF POSTOFF1CE In connection with Medford Ice Cream Gajdena. Phone 307. O 4: J&.I&M .9 Ju I oeware 01 45ad Air y t f t f t t t T t f t f t f T Make sure that the office, store or factory yow work in the restaurant you dine in the store you shop in the church you attend the halls you gather in the kitchen you work in arfe correctly ventilated. The air you breathe should be as pure as the water you drink, and it costs but a few cents a day to effic iently ventilate or cool any room or building. ' rAsk Us for Pull Particulars People s Electric Store 4 214 West Mfin St. Medford, Ore. f T T t t f X T T T t T t X T T' t T t T T f t T