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f PersoruS
tlftr, Mm. Hutena Frazlor.
,1 fry ihut 1
Tho mtvlk'tlnn of pooler1 weather for
fsumlny iHhe nifiHl wi'urne news Mt'il-
KMU ft?U'lt? llllVi: lirillu Biiiilj mc
jvuvo mli'(l iii lout week. The hiiih
ti'monUure liewin moderating yeHter
tlny. accompanied by a welcome breeze
throughout most of the day, hence the
maximum was hut 100. r decrees. To
day, whiff? started out with a mini-'
ilium of 58.5. was considerable eoloer
)hnn yesterday, although still quite
jjvarm.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co. 1
', Hill sells tractors. Hill's Tractor
pimp, 226 N. Itlverside, Medford, Ore
. ; l'hono 1010.
J The Second brlnaile flag of the Ore
Son National fluiird. left In the care of
the City of Medford until called for,
Is now on exhibition in the Chamber
of Commerce window, and will later
probably ne flown for a time on toll of
the city hall building.
I Kpeclal summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Kuel Co. tf
i .Vim l ltra iiuallty style service
rcsscn. lliiKerle; tailored to measure.
Cji.ll SS7-K.
jlrs. A. V. Huffs has Bone to Ilork-
eley, Calif., where she is visiting her
: biu milk shako at DcVoo's.
tr
sill sells tractors, f sill's Tractor
.Shop. N. Hiverslde. Medford, Ore
4(i. I'hone 1010.
A special train brought homo this
ll'feernoon the many Jackson county
lions' and girls' club members who had
Ii'ijen attending tho summer school
jlfcrne for club members at the O. A.
L'U On board this special was also the
lai'ge Klamath county delegation of
e.)ijb members and the Ashland con
tingent. From Ashland the Klamath
(iittnty members will proceed home by
aiito. It. O. Fowler, Jackson county
i-ltjl leader, also returned home on
(ills train.
hjl jiunsjiach l'lano Store now open
fit) business at 111 W. Main. Opposite
ilhiilo theater. Huccessor to Root Mu
t Co. 'If
ulWe pny ' for anhPH and roII -dirt
fUfy-i ii I'i'iviM) Xr Whllf Acronrv. 1 nr.
W tf
f,Mnyor W. C. Lrcver n aKitin under
tho wouther. Knr the piiHt two dnyn
Mie mayor huH been confined to his
lvalue. Hln flK"tIntf apltit keeps hi in
(ml of bed. and htn good JudKinent ,
ratine at home will win In the end.
We wish him a npeedy recovery.
Wntrul 1'nlnt American. 1
twKKKH wanted 30c dozen. Johntton
itfotluce Co. - If
Dunce In the breezen of the Roy up
thnlKht, ut the Uogue Klk open ah pa
Villon. 4
Y'i Included among the tourlntit and
Whom roKlHtered at local hotelH toduy
avo Mr. and Mrs. Jjenuhuane, . Don
Cameron and John fl. Williams of In
(tlnnapnllK, Ind.. A. It. NuftKKer of Cltw
clnnaLl, Ohio. Mr. and Mm. It G.. Leon,
nrd of ChlraBo, Win. Crosnley, JameH
i.cKlt and S. 11. Hreiwley of New ork
City, mid N. W. Tcautte of Ht. LoiiIh.
llcniHtltrhlnc, buttons covered at thsi
Handicraft Hhop. tf
itlf? shipment of new stock Just In.
Como In and plelc out your machine.
Siimor Co., 10 No. Fir. R4
! Itoliort Gould. non of Mr. ond Mm.
V. J. Gould, will Klve a short ornn
IVcihil Sunday evening. Hervice of the
Hrnt Methodist ohuroh tomorrow,
tohert Gould In only IS years old but
t) a miiHlclan of considerable promln
eiice. Another feature of the nervlce
will be an ordinal poem by Mm. Mary
firyan. MuhIc for this poem haH been
ftfhtton by .1 AVIIIard de Yoe, nnd the
tftbne will be suns by Hev. and Mrs.
plYot. .
i Mill nellH liiutor. Itlll'n Tractor
felon. 220 N. Ulvcraldo. Medford, Ore
gon. I'hone 1010. H4
Wo puY for ashea and Bull dirt
cheap, llrown & Whlto Agency, Inc.
tf
P Capt. Ilalph CoWKlll'took Ueul. Col.
vol hi in of iltq regular lu'tny. stationed
at, San KranciHco. who bus been here
(inipectinM: the nianeuvern of the na
tional guard, to Diamond lake Vrlday
f;or n couple of days' fishhiK trip.
II. I H. OKKsat DuVoc'n. tf
Vor sand, Krnvel, Hedlment. cleanlnn
!'r lawn wgrk, phone IHL'-J, Samuel
inhumn. tf
'Tt cnnl iilmnHptiore nf the Fair
Oroundht "open air" Pavilion will prob
4lly'draw u Ui rue crowd of dance fans
iiV the IjIk "week end' affair tonight,
in mamiKement has announced a
IMM-Iul "shirtwaist party" for this
(vniiiK which should score a hit with
fhb Ineii who like lo dance with thoir
anulit itff, With the large "open air"
illiiiL' In fine ahape uiul a special mu-
ilcul progratn by the rHVllloti nrchus
Indications are for a good party,
tyhe barbecue and dance ut Uoguo
tunlght, June 27th, Is the talk of
iiH town. M
' argo stock Vlcfcn records at 1'al
AiVr Music Store. tf
J fr. and Mrs. A. S. Garfield arrived
ith;:(he city last night from Pendleton,
impend several days vlsitltm Mr. and
M. M. Herman; Mrs. Herman Is
heir daughter. . (
Jauce Jackson Hot Springs isitiir-
r o
IJollQn llamble is among the lj . 1'cople from the state: of Washing- - Out of town Oregonians registered
lies visitors from Halcm .who-are ton i-eglstered ut local hotels Include at local hils Include M$. and -Mi'3.
spending several days In the city" rs. T. P.mlth of Maiden, G. l,P.Vfar- jK. C. flalley, Miss Kdna Warden and
10 per cent discount on table xloths, Bue and family of Walla Walla, Mr. Mls !crtha Miller of Salem, Chris
June 24th lo July 10th. Juanese and Mrs. K. T. liaull of Fairfield, Mr. Hreson, Harofd Brescn and Mi 13. T.
ihl OAKDALE IS
Art. S'ro.
87
Mrs. It. F. Stewart of Vancouver, and
Miss Helen Tompkins of Castle Hock.
. .County Agent C. C. C'ale returftd
home last night from having spent the
week attending conventions at Cor
am! Mih. eLo S. Hchwabacher, Mortoji .Childers of Kugene, Mr. and Mrs. K.
See ti: He wiow nnd tables at the vl "T" ' ' iJ' t ' niuaiez 01 Jmes u- Shirley of
.panose , r, nd Variety Store. Many Mp- aml Mr8- Alfred Borsteln, and Iter- McMlnnville, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Smith
ij-m ""iiinucM ncauic, nil. ui UlVIIUUie, UeOI'lfO jenSen OI L,IX
Grande, Miss Alice Cardwell of Kose
burg and Mr. and Mrs. K. A. ltuther
ford of Oregon, City.
Sale! New shadow striped dimity
porch dresses. The daintiest styles,
the most charming patterns and color
conTblnatlons. $1.29 Friday and Sat
urday. Handicraft Shop. 81
Fresh salt water nalmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Producg Co. if
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. tf
The Foley and Burke carnival,
which shows for the last time tonight
before leaving for Marshfleld, has been
Japanese
splendid bargains. 84
"Cool n'f" at the Fair Grounds Pa
villon ton! ,'ht!- 85'
Californljs registered ftt local ho
tels include Dr. C. A. Storey, Mrs. M
A. Mlddeduif. and Miss KveLvn Hun
ford of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. John vallis,
W. Jtankln of Oakland, Mr. nnd Mrs. I Columbia plaster wart tjoard. Call
H. J. Kustree, M. A. Pell and family of for prices. Wallace 'Wood Lumber
Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Jury, Yard.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Tibbetts, Mr. and I Sale of imported Jap crepe, 18c a
Mrs. K. C. Lacey and family, Mr. and yard. Japanese Art and Variety Store.
Mrs. ). .1. Kuhn and Mrs. I. D. Lewis 1 84
and children of San Francisco. Mr. and I Dance at Riverside Community
Mrs. J. T. Pursons and daughter, Mr. club Saturday night. Alford's Impe-
and Mrs. A. L. Gessler, Mr. and Mih. rial orchestra. 84
II f hi-IN.1 1ua Crno, I'Viinu Mllllll Tho mlilli mnetal flile n.nmln.r u-'iu
1-Jinnni S. Abel. Mr. and Mrs. A. Le- very heavy In comparison with that of u"ving immense crowas an week, ana
vitt nnd Miss Florence Levitt of Los last Thursday with very much fine!wUI, aoubtlew have the banner crowd
Angeles. produce offered to the Medford shop- ion- Because of Its wholesome en-
Palmer's studio has pictures of tho pers, who promptly took advantuge of .tertainment the carnival is the subject
Crater Lake Caravan, en route, the the tasty bargains. Cherries in gen- of comment by the many who have at-
boys bathing in Union creek, tho camp eral are nearly all gone, however, and ,tenrte1 during the past week. The
at Union Creek: also views of the par- the market will be supplied with that !cnIany has only two shows, a pony
ndo In Medford and v'ews In camp, fruit for nnother week from the cher- jc;cu and aside show, but tho eight
fr-nn.1 f ih t..f. ir. im.i rV ir (.n.u'h.v ih hif.h n.i inw 1 rules the company carries, four of
home" and advertise Medford. 85 lands oft he valley. A fine bargain was
Finest "open air" dance floor In the offered this morning in the way of
state. "Only 5 minutes from Main lettuce; large, compact heads of which
street. Fair Grounds Pavilion. 80 wore offered for sale cheap and uur-
Columbla plaster wall board. Call Ing the market days of next week.
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Medford peoirte will have the opportu
Yard
Sunday afternoon the Kogue Itlver
Valley li. Y. P. U. will hold its regu
lar quarterly rally at Grants I'aKs, A
fine program of niUHic, papers and
symposiums has . heen prepared. Dr.
W. IT. Katun, the new pastor of tho sic storo. Medford.
Medford Baptist church, will give an ( ' Marcel and boh curl 75c.
nlty of purchasing those tasty heads
at a low figure.
Portable supcrhetrodlne slx-tubo ra
dio. Carry like a suit case. Just the
one to take camping. Outside aorlal
not necessary. See it at Palmer's Mu-
89
Kxper-
"Christlan KnthUHlasm." lonced operator from city.
Pass young people will Tel. 436-H.
to
those from other
523 So. Ivy.
88
Fresh salt water salmon, 20c. lb.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
which have never before been seen in
Medford, have proven to be more than
popular with those who have had the
good fortune to attend.
1 Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoo's. tf
Cedar flume lumber at Dig Pines
Lumbe Co. tf
The watermaster can be found in
his office in tfle Medftjrd National
bank building, from 8 a, m. until noon,
every day during the Irrigation sea
Bon. 95
Porch dress sale bargains you will
not want to miss $1.20, Friday and
Saturday. Handicraft Shop. 84
Kellogg's Hair Cutting Parlor. Med.
ford building, has added another
beauty operator, Mrs. Olds, graduate
OPENED 10 JIM
table i'HoU Sinner j
$1.00
SHASTA
BY CITU0UHG1LI ,
Fnill Cocktail
1 L ;T..i..il1n
; Conwmme. ue ""-
' ' Green Onions
One qf the most important street Radishes
Improvements to be made by the citj
Is that of opening .Nrth Oalolale
avenue through to Jackson Boulevard
being consummated yesterday by pur
chase by the city of the 150 foot strip
of land, between the end of North
Oakdale and Second street, which
heretofore had blocked the opening of
that street.
This improvement, while it had
been contemplated by previous coun
cils, was hastened by the request to
:he council by the committee of the
school board consisting of Messrs.
Phlpps and Miller, who appeared be
fore tho council at Its last meeting, as
it would also make possible a direct
flew and approach to the new high
ichdol Trom both North Oakdale and
(vy streets thus mnklng it possible to
view the building from Main street.
As soon as the stret is improved It
vlll be possible to drive on Oakdale
rom tho south city limits clear to
Jackson Boulevard in tho northern i0 KoHs
part of Uwn. . ' Cofluc
address on
The Grants
Herve lunch
towns.
Fresh salt water, salmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Cod ,was injured at the llu7Jtzrd mine last ture of Portland.
A renl orchestra at the Jtogue Klk , Thursday as the result T)f a powder ex- pointment.
tonight. 84. plosion, which also fatally Injured his I Mon! Leave your coats at homo If
Hemstitching 8c a yard. The an - 'father. L. A. Compton, and who is now you 11 Ke. Big . shirtwaist party" to
lly Shop. Hartlett and Main.' tf at the Sacrod Heart hospital, is stead- night! Fair Ground Pavilion! 85!
II. F. Wilson arrived in tho city this ily recovering from the Injuries ho sua- I me Josephine county fair board has
Archie Compton, the young man who of the Sanitary School of Beauty Cul-
Phone 594 for ap-
n
V
1
; There's a reason for
i 1 1? e superiority of
Fluhrer's Milk Bread
knowing how is the
'reason.
jj At Any Grocer
morning from Boco, Calif., with the
body of his wife, whose recent death
shocked her many friends in the city.
The funeral arrangements, which have
already been announced, are in charge
of the Conger Funeral Parlors.
Staple drugs at DeVoe's. tf
Sale! Tho newest craze Porch
dresses for the warm days. Snappy
styles nnd pretty trimmings. $1.29 Fri
day and Saturday. Handicraft Shop.
84
50 parasols to bo sold at 79c after
0 p. m. on Saturday at the Japanese
Art Store. Values up to $1.50. 84
Yesterday at noon, according to late
reports, the forest fire burning In trie
proximity of Union Peak, Crater Iake
National park, who not yet under con
trol. Tho fli'o. which is blazing In an
area known as "an old burn, started
about last Wednesday from lightning.
You'll surely enjoy the orchestra, j
near joe ,1'artiee on tne nnnjo, trum
pot oi suxaphonc nt the Rogue Kilt to
night. 84
Fresh Flmon oggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. - 1 l, i tf
Portland people registered at Med
ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. D. K.
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs, James Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Kllham, Mr. and
Mrs. John Swlnt. Josephine and Adel
ine Keefe, Mrs. Graco Watt Boss, Miss
Agnes Watt. Mr. and Mrs: W. R Saxo
and daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G.
Peters and Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. Fear
ing. Children's lisle half box,- silk nnd
mercerized tops. Values up to -60c.
On sate nt 25c a pair. All new stock.
Japanese Art Store. 87
Before you buy that piano see Laun
spach. lie enn snve you money. He
knows pianos nnd is reliable-. tf
Cool comfort! Pavilion! Tonight!
85 I
tulned, according to reports from that resigned and the county court has ap
infltitution. 1 pointed a new board with George H.
Cog wheels and tractor wheels re Iwsterson, president: George Werts,
built. 315 No. Riverside. . 84 secretary. C. H. Kismnnn, treasurer.
Look See window display at tho C.o where tho crowds go! Big "open
Handicraft Shop. Porch dresses of air" parly at. the Fair Grounds Pavil-
adorable styles and colorings. SI. 29 Ion tonight
Friday and Saturday. 84
Dance . at Riverside Community
club Saturday night, Alford's Impe
rial orchestra. 84
The Baptist church choir will give a
concert on Sunday night. June 28. Old
song will be featured throughout the
entire program. The congregation will
also be given a chance to sing on sev
eral occasions.
Why ko to the country to buy chert
rles. We havo large supply every dny-i Invitations are being mailed out by
at a reasonable price. Johnson Pro- , the California Oregon Power company
duce Co. Phone 97. 241 N. Fir street, today to attend the "Final Inspection
tf and Dedication'' of the new Copco Two
Gigantic sale of porch dresses Plant on the Klamath river. July 5th.
made of .guaranteed wash fast shaddw Ati interesting, program Is being pro-
striped dimity, 0 models ; to choose pared and plans are under way to tako
fro,m Beautiful bright colors so caro oftho large crowd that is expect
groatly In demand. Bo on hand early ed. Many local customers nnd stock
Fgday, nntl Saturday. Price $1.29.' holders of the company plan to attend
Handicraft Shop. 84 this lmportantttvont which' means so
Dance at Riverside Community much to the future growth of this tor
club Saturday night. Alford's Imp- ritory. -. -
rial orchestra. 84 I With the completion of this new
Two brush fires were. reported to tho throo million dollar project the Copco
National Forest offlco yesterday as concern will have available over 100,
burning on state timber land. One 000 turbine housopower distributed
was located near Round Top and tho among 11 different plants on the
other near Fish Lake. The latter is Rogue, Klamath and Umpqua rivers,
said to be under control, but as to the Tho remarkable growth of this corn
former, no word has been received.' pany has attracted - much . favorablo
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines publicity to this territory from all, parts
Lumher Co. -tf .or tno west.
Try, Try Again.
WHITI3 PLAINS N. Y., June 27.
P.) Evan Burrowos Fontaine,
lancer, todav filed a second breach
of promise suit against Cornelius
Vanderhilt Whitney.
Lumber Man Passes On.
LA ,OllANDE, Ore., June 27. Eu
gene Albert Holmes, vice-president
of the Oregon Timber and Lumber
company of Portland,
morning. He was 57
liraizod Temh-rloin of Boef,
Mushroom Suice
Fried Spring f'liicken with Corn
A Friilcrs
Oranso Sherbet
itnast Prime Kitw of Hcef an Jus
Roast Chicken with Dressing
Us of Lamb, Mint Sauce
Lettuce and Tomato Salad, T. 1.
Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
New Pons and Carrots in Cream
Lemun Meringue Pie IHat-kbeiyy Pic
ice Crcum ami Cake
Afternoon Mints
Iced Tea Milk
Kggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson
Produce Co.' - 1 tf.
79c parasol sale nfter 6 p. m. on Sat
urday at the Japanese Art and Variety
store. 84
Miss Veva Myers arrived from Pen-
J. A. Morton, who has been ill dur-ldleton last Tuesday-to spend the Burn
ing tho past week or ten days. Is much J mer with her sister, Mrs. Hugo Lange
Improved, and It Is hoped by his many
friends that ho will soon recover suf
ficiently to be put nt least, and who
will be glad to know that he Is able
to bo around. Central Point Ameri
can, v
Beginning Tuesday, June 80th, the
Marinello shop (Hotol Medford) will
add another marcell operator from tho
Don Lux academy of San Francisco.
Miss De Xnrmandle comes very highly
recommended from Mr. Dun Lux him
self. 85
Cool? Yes. Indoedy! It's nlways cool
and comfortable ut the Fair Grounds j
i-avinoni tug -open nir
night!
Jne Pardee will be featured In. the
orchestra at Iho Rogue Klk danco; to
night. 1 84
Mips Veva Myers Is a recent nrrlval
from Pendleton., Tho young lady Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugo Lange,
for the summer.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Cd. ;
Pianos! ; See Iauuspach. !'tf
Vsed piano at Palmer Music House,
mahogany finish $150. 89
Ottnr De Javnett, a member of the
Imicat staff of the local post office.
left last ovenlnf or Astoria, where he
will attend the one day convention uf
tin Oregon State Federation of Post-
office clerks belnK held there today.
IV Scrlpter. city mall carrier, also
left for the same city last evening'
where ho will attend the convention of
the Oregon State Association of Letter
; Carriers, which is also being held to
; day. The two .men will return to-
i morrow ready to, report for duty Mon
' day morning.
1 Palmer's studio has some splendid
'pictures of the Sec. Jnrdlne party at
jCamp Jackson. Those who attended
the riiess at Camp Jackson nnd desire
pictures can secure them at tho stu
,liu. 85
! Immediate delivery on Radloln No.
j 14 portable superhetrodyne. no out
side aerial, weight but 3 pounds. Take
it on your vacation. Paralyzed tubes
j reactivated or no oharne. Virgin Ra
dio Service. 105 W. Main. Tel. 1053.
I tf
I Cedar flume at Big Tines Lumber
: Co. . tf
The picnic at Hyatt prairie for the
; Talent irVinulion district people and
ii heir friends and neighbors Js tomor
, row, Sunday. Jun i.'8, not July 28th,
jas tt nlcd in thy head of yesterday's nr.
itlelo In this paper. The people of tho
I district oxpecLa good attendance.
i Intensive shorit.a.nd. typing, ma
chine bookkeeping and salesmanship.
! Work mornings only; special low
,i;ifi'i now. Medford llusluess College.
OWN'. SS
.lavkson Hot Springs Satur-
ft his city.
What do you fear? Poverty, sick
ness, failure? Read "The Key to Suc
cess" by Griffith Jones. Price 35 cents.
Medford Book Store.- N 87
ltynce Jackson Hot Springs Satur
day nlk'ht. 84
Don't fail to sea our attractive line
of children's halt socks complete
range of sizes and colors. Handicraft
Shop. ,84
A number of picnic parties enjoyed
tho Llthla Park Thursday evening ns
the scene for their suppers. A number
uf normal school students had supper
party to- In the park, while perhaps the larg-
85 ; est group was about forty members of
Announcement.
Dr. T. DeLa Rhu, eyesight special
ist, will open offices In the Medford
Center Bldg., , July 1st, and will be
completely equipped for the scientific
examination of the eyes and fitting of
glnsses. Rooms 425-42G. across hall
from Dr.)C6Iemnri. j : 86
Mosquitoes
eucalyptus.
dislike tho ueont of
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
the Christian church of Medford who
spent the evening at the picnic grounds
in Lithla park. Ashland Tidings.
Intensive shorthand, typing, ma
chine bookkeeping aad salesmanship.
Work mornings only; special low rates
now. i Medford Business College.
OWN - 88
Columbia plaster wall board. - Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Ynrd.
FOR SALE 17 acres, mostly in alfal
fa. 15 tons hay. one team. 3 cows. 75
chickens, '2 chicken houses, four
room house. Terms. For quick salo
at a real bargain.
5 acres on Pacific highway, ir
rigation, very best of soil, $1700.
30 acres Bear creek bottom land,
J75H cash will handle. C. S. Butter
field, Medford National Bank Build
in. 84
FOR SALE 89 acres Tlllnmook dairy
ranch with 15 cows. J. E. Sperry,
1140 West 8th, Medford. 84
WANTED Professional floor layers
to work by the square. Largo job.
Enquire 429 South Central ave. 86
FOR SALE Eight acres on Thomp-
son creek: four cleared, house and
outbuildings, two springs. Forma n.
Kings Highway. 90
Summons fur Publication.
Eniiltv No. 3077
In the circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
Willis Raymond Wilkins. Plaintiff,
vs. Dorothy Uphria Wllklns, Defendant.
To Dorothy Euphrla Wilkins, the
above named defendant:
In the name of tho state of Oregon,
you are heroby required lo appear in
the above entitled court and cause and
there answer the complaint of the
plaintiff on file therein against you
within ten (10 .days from the date of
tho service of this summons upon you
if nerved within Jackson county, Ore
gon; or if served within any othei
county of Oregon, thtm within twen
ty (20) days from the date of tho ser
vice nf this summons upon you: or if
served by publication, or out of the
state of Oregon after an order Cor the
publication of this summons, then on
or before the last daj prescribed in the
; order tor tho publication 01 tho uum
! mons.
And you will please take notice thnt
If you fall to so appear and answer
said complaint within said time, tho
plaintiff will apply to the nbovo enti
tled court for tho relief prayed for in
the complaint, to-wlt, that tho bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant herein' bo
totally and forever dissolved, ami Cor
Ktich other and further relief as to thiu
court may.Bcem Just and equitable.
This summons is published under
arid in acenrdnnco with the order of
date May 14, 1925. of the above, en
titled court and cause, requiring It to
be published In the Modford Mail
Tribune, a daily newspaper published
In Medford, Jackson county. Oregon,
once a week for a period of six weeks,
and requires you to appear und an
swer the complnint herein on or be
fore the expiration of tho last day
prescribed in said order for tho pub
lication of said summons, which last
day is tho 27th day of June, 1925. The
date of tho first publication . of this
summons Is the lfith day of May,
1925, , .RE AMES & REAMES.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Address: -412 Liberty Building, Med
ford. Orrcnn.
CAMPING
SPECIALS
fiiild Mi'iliil Fiildiii Tnlilc -3.75
finlil Mi'dnl Camp Stool
Z'M MeilHl Cmp Chair 1.12
FREEZERS
1- Qt. Arctic Freezer
:l-(jt. Arctic Freezer - 4.25
2- (jt. White Mountain 3.90
3- yt. White Mountain . 4.80
4- Qt. White Mountain 5.80
(i-Qt. White Mountain ; 7.10
CAMP STOVES
Coleman Camp Stove, ovi'ii..$l 1.80
Coleman ('amp. Store, grate 8.10
Tourist Cam) Store 7.10
Compare these prices with what
it hers ask. Prices ioihI foi one
week only.
After a good
day's b.uting eat
a good
Sunday Dinner
$K00
Hotel Medford
Young's
Hardware Co.
203 W. Main St.
Phone 300
VIA VI
Helpful in
Nervous Conditions
315 Medford Bldg., Phone 841
Engagement grids Tonight
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... With
EMIL JANNINGS'
TOMORROW!
'"BIG BC00P"
Moving Pictures of
0. N. G. Review at tamp
Jackson The Caravan-and
Snowballing at Crater take
and tho feature ' ' ' '
"Just
a':V
Woman"
featuring
Conway Tearle
Claire Windsor
Percy Marmont
and the Comedy
CIiYDE COOK
in "Tho Misfit"
' It's a, laughing spasm in
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MAGNETO SERVICE
tEPAIRS TO ALL MAKfS
Witham's Battery &
v Elecjtric. Service. ;
''". latatorlum Bldg., Medford
nighcst Quality Jewelry Rcnulrlnz
Diamond Solllns, Wnlcb
..llcimirinc .
aatwractlon Assured In
'i quality and price.
Mali us your wants.
REDDY & CO.
IHOTEL
BROADWAY f SEVENTH
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11 Pan.
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63
Coolest Place in the Valley
DANCE IN COMFORT ,
at the
Fair Grounds Pavilion
TONIGHT
MUSIC AND FLOOR
BEYOND COMPARE
'Only 5 Minutes From Main St.'
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Attention, Fruit Growers!
We have taken over the larc packing and pro-cooling pW
formerly operated liy the On-gin Growers ' Co-operative Assn.
mid are now prepared to enter into contracts with growers for
their crops of pears and apples on the spot, cash basis. . Growers
will find it to their advantage to communicate with us before
disponing of their crops. Office nt packing'plmit now open on
North Central Ave. .
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Telephone 30, or can call evenings' 972-J '; '
Suncrest Orchards
LLEWELLYN A. BANKS, Mgr. , , ,
1924 BUICK SIX
GLASS ENCLOSED
A Real Biiy
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
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