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PAflE TWO OKKCiOy, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1825 f ocal and Personal 1 luuilu on ore IilunkM un wlilcli mutor vthiclt- Tlio te.it run mynois may muku uppllcutlon for the North i'ule uitiu, their ceitlflcatt'H of tit le will l.elJtivt'r, flowed up wt-M. rtf; Tho week end "Fourth of July ob !. !srvanee of Medford urn! yallny peo from nt'itr ItoKUC Jt. Stienon, ' mulled out during the next few duyn I owner of the property, and ChurluH by -Heerelft ry or State Kozer. Thewe 'Austin, foreman, were in the city lust., blanks will be mafted to all niotoristK I niKbt ex ht Mi.uk Home koIiP taken ! who have reKlstered their cars prior from the four and a half torn ued in; to July 1. All applications for repiH- the test. The ore went over ?40 per : try of nutorifedjiloH on or after July 1 ton, the men stautl. There la plenty.; niUHt be accompanied by the eertifl- ' inoVe of tin ore in mulii, a new h-ad i :-l '-'pie began thin afternoon when quite u ca.ijj of title for registry with the see- now 1jc.uk followed. They have a -4 ft. number left for various resorts and : retary of Mute at the same time the foot cut and an H5 foot drift. Seven; J Vamping plaees in southern Oregon to i license platen are Issued. ', men and tlte foreman are em Ti emuin until Sunday nlfctii. The exo- S nd your week endH where it's V IU8 of such pleasure seekers will be ( noo at the Summit Itanch0 .Lotlfci. I Heavier tomorrow, especially in me ,That ' where you can see over the afternoon, uml by 8 o'clock Saturday j;,morninK Med ford will be practically t'irdent'rled, as all places of business will be closeil that day. tiff Kaney creamery butter 43c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. hM La Carona l'ear? In the new peach fVfsliado. Indt-structihlc and guaranteed. j&T-On Hale ut $1,111. Japanese Ar Store. t$ Kb fh The usual weekly Forum luncheon p$"f tlie Copco 1'oium was hel!at the Motel Medford this noon with a wood aSatittendahce of forum members ftrc-H- $'jint. A diversion was created by the fe"j readinir of a telegram from Fred R.'3Kinif, the forum's latest "newlywed.' l ?J.h Kini; who left lust week for Seat t-tie .with the intention of Rivlnif up his claim on "KinKlo-blessednesn" wired the forum the treats were on i'v him, so the usual luncneon was topped ...... ,. IJTU1 L Willi U rUUMU Oi tllillix1 nvfRiun, 1 meeting with Kcnernl approbation. .'..llint' ihn r-i'riwiltt Id tin- Untrue I,,,. . in.... u 1..., .,i,,l,t KU fci Owing to Saturday being a holiday ft&inrt this itffice will be closed all day. tit i necessury that society, lodge and p church news be sent in not later than ..Friday by 3 p. m. and sooner if pos jL&iMc Flther send direct to office or $3'll 390-1,. 8 $y .Mr. Knudsen, president of the JjVg Chevrolet Motor Co., and Mr. Cmnt, fciliis general sales manager, both of fDetrolt, .Mich., were guests of llanill f((,ton Fulton, local Chevrolet npresen rttatlve Tuesday. Mr. Knudsen stopped V-oMn Medford between trains to Hee .Mr. v',Patlori, and that night Mr. I'atton j Vind his father were Mr. Knudsens i'''ilfnner gueata at the Hotel Medford. t Screen doom at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. Kast Main and "'(Jenesee. fiStf Clarence, Claude and Adam nre the ;SX barbers. Ill r Miss Kee Huchanan o( Kugene, is ;;p" visit ing hen grandmother, Mrs. S. Kee , of Medford. fa? Tlie Fourth of July dunce at Rogue Klk Saturday night will be the event of the weason. fcfi JlUta flashcrackers and all kinds of t . fii'Wcirka at the Berrydale Store, N. ttlvcrsido Ave. ' 9 The usual weekly danco at the fair jjHuinds pavilion will be eliminated th'is'week due to Saturday falling on m July 4lh. There being no celebration f In Aledford tlio avllion management J and .emidoyes will take a much g neeiljed rest In the hilts or will Join in the out of town celebratlonH ' olse- where. ' A big "open ulr party" is "f planned for the following Saturday, July 1 1th. .. 3 Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor, Hum Main and top. ' M I'ianos! See Launspach. if Airs. I. It. AlcUonald and daughter Ailss Yvonne AlcUonald, returned to Medford Sunday, after vliting at the home of Mr for the past week. Klamath Falls Herald. Sensational le on millinery Fri day, very special prices, liuy your hat for the 4th here. The Knimy Lou Hat Simple, In M. M. Store. KS Sensational sale on millinery Fri day, very special prices. JJuy your hat for the 4th 'here. The Knuny Lou Hat Shoppe, in Al. M. Store. SS Sensational wile on millinery Fri day, very special prices. liuy your hat foi the 4th here. The linimy Lou Hut Shoppe, in M. M. Store. 8H H. F. Holhind of Renwlch, In., I. It. Nelson tf Newark, N. J Fred Levens of .Moline, HI., It. It. Alciomil or Sidney. Neb., J. JJ. Hremer of Chicago, and (!. I J. Me Kee of Kl 1'aso, Texas and their familiesweie among those people from a distance who were guests al Alerrick'H .Wot or Inn last night. Ilemstitchln , buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Dance tontte at Jackson Hot Springs Card wol 1h College Orches tra ut San Francisco. Mi Koine careless smokors. who per haps were fishing in Kogue River short distance east of the Jtybee bridge, caused a blaze Tuesday after noon which burned over un acre and half of dry grass before it was got ten under control. Luckily no finan cial loss was realized, as the fire only burned the under like grasH growing not far from tlie banks of the riv We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap, iirown & White Agency, Inc tf New shipment Chinese shopping bags, hampers, trays, etc., at Japan ese Art Storo. 8H Calirornians from the bay region registered at Aledford hotels include Air. anil Airs. W. (i. Kugan, Aira. Alaurice Tolmer, Mih. AL A, lieebe, three sons. Mrs. J. H. Ratchuiiin, Airs. J . V. AVDi y 1111(1 I'UIIU, ,l iss liuua ' Batcher, Air. and Airs. - Frank H. j Jiunnen, Airs. U. K. Nolan and Alt, land Mrs. it. L. Harmons of San Fran cisco, Aliss Beuluh K. Langon, Airs. Ij. Al. Reeves, AHsh Oei'Vleve Reeves, All's. Charleti Oreene, Air. and Ahs. R. R. Jones, and Ailss Helen Flvens ftf Oakland. .Mr. and Airs. A. W. Muel ler, Air. anil Airs. F. Alarcus. and Air. and Alr. 10. T. Williams of Richmond. Diivo up to the top of the Slsklyous where It's cool, and have your Sunday dinner. (Summit Ranch Lodge.) Hit Card well's College Orchestra of Kan Francisco has been engaged to play at the Jackson Hpt Springs Cor the conu employed.- drums I'ass Courier. Don't miss the big Fourth of July dance al Rogue Flk resort Saturday night. hi Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb. Johnson Produce Co. The Klks lodge vacation season Is now on when only one meeting and Mrs. (Jlun Jester month will bo held during July, Aug ust and September, and hence to-1 night's meeting will be tlte only one of the lodgt- during the present muntlft The Klks club house will be closed all day Saturday because of the observance of the great national holi day. .. Before you ouy thai piano see Laun spach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and Is reliable. tf Brick Ice cream G On at DeVoe's. tf Out of town Oregonians registered , at local hotels include Mrs. Oliver I Aloore of North Powder, L. V. Koons of Albany, Mr. and Al rs. F. '. Vuughnn, Air. and Mrs, J. S. Hanson. Corvallis, W. F. Luttei field of Wood- Bf burn, Al. A. Uraper of Fugene and Alt. and Airs. Farl Irvine and Air. and Airs. H. Al. Irvine of Klamath Fulls. I sed piano at Palmer Music House. mahogany finish $l!iO. Cedar flume at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf No greuterinishap could befall a group of lumberjiteks on u Saturday) night, and bath time approaching' and no clean towels,' says the Klain- I alh Falls Herald. "But that is just what confronted the boys in Jerome, Calif,, 40 miles south 'of here, when ' the New City laundr, of Klamath , Falls mlHsed the train with u . big' basket of lumberjacks' lnundry. . But a bright iilca struck the laundry own- ' er jusi as French's airplane hove in ;;lght over tlie horizon. There's noth ing :dow about the laundry. And there was nothing slow about the airplane j that delivered the goods. And there. was nothing kIow about the lumber jacks. They bathed." Intensive short Mind, typing, ma chine bookkeeping and salesmanship. Work mornings only: special low rates now. Medford Business College. OWN. -88 Marcel nnd bob curl 75c. Kxper- ienccd operator from city. G23 So. Ivy. Tel. 43C-U. . 88 THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE : Our feed and teed Hot e now open ii the New Lunuden Bkig., and we want you to come in. ye hare saved you nooey on groceriet and will try to . do a well on everything in the new store. When outy goods awive we aim Ux have one of the mot complete stocks in the city-all priced to save you money. Besides Mr. Crews, in charge who is well poted on stock and poultry prob lems, the Spcrry Milling Co.'s poultry and stock expert will.be here in about two weeks to assist you in any problems you may have. Come in and make an appointment for hU service. , They are free and do not obligate you to Oononoe. , 88tf ; Hiicciii aiimnicr prlcPR on dry fuc-i Ihk sciihoii opfnhm- Thursday Aito, A ttny mill b!ock. Vallvy Fuel Co. if July 2nd. - - . SB S Doug Wood hns roci'lvod word from I Krnest I iaspol, former Justice of DcnnlH-Klniball and Tope that apples the peace of Keodsport, was fined i are to lirini! n goad price, lie was $200 for killing" deer duriiiK the closed BACON Another chance to buy Swift Sc Co.'s Bacon away below ' the wholesale price. Ur-If Ill -11 ... nm njiir nr win m t enn nAi' ih .. - ci: i li-.j.. - uiitcu iu your urucr : 34c 39c BREAD We use no substitutes containing alum 1 lb. Loaves :3 for 20c 1 Y2 lb. Loaves 10c OTHER SPECIALS MKDFOltl) KTOUKS CUSK SATI ItDAV, .Jl'I.V 1T1I. The Aleitfitrrt stores will be closed nil day Saturday, July 4th, lut will be open Kriday cvenliiK to enabfr all to do their fihDpplnK'. JACKSON t'O. IllTSINKSM MKNS ASSOCIATION. Hit TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY! l 0 . R MN-'P : a ra e. $3.00 intinlh, liMlt So. Kiver.sidu Avo. iiiHtructed lu buy a cut-loud of Winter j! HwinnuH at $S.60 per box, f.o.b y. (IrantH 1'uhh, Thin is uoriMldered an ii excel lent price for tho fruit. TIiIh a p)'l'o Ik nun ted for extra fancy, of $ 135'h or lai'Kt-r. OrantH Push Courier 't Now Ih tho time to cull tho loafeiH from . your flock of hcim. ,Kxpert culling Kuaranteed at 1 V4c per head. C. K. Carpentor. 20J-W-2. 9 9 HunumiKe Halo at Salvation Army, (i -ith and liartlett, Friday niornliiK from y 8 to 12. HH 'Arthur Schoenl departed IttHt even is inn a ten days visit with ti Ih Hlster, Helen Scluteni ut Sun Kranciaen. 'Try that big rnllk uhnke at DeVoe's. ; tf IjiuiiHpach Piano Store now open for bUHluesH ut 111 AV. Alain. Oppotdto Itialto theater. Successor to Hoot Mu. (r nic Co: tf J"IV Tourists and other Kuests front a distance ut local hotels include. Mrs. i$K. Many of Cincinnati, O.. Mrs. 11. jul. Popo of Kuntjns City, IJeuuvuln EVox anil D. W. liuynes of NCW York jJClty. Air. nnd Mrs. V. Snyders. C. C !l:ilison, U. J. Haynes and Hair Me K.AndrewH of ChicaKu. Mr. and Mrs. AV. HjLll. Murstens, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mttrs tonH' AlarsteiiH and Alrn. M. tjlenipey of MU A'ornon, N. Y. lxl music toniKht, Jackson Hot 'SprlnKs. Card well's ColleKO Orclies Vtra of San Francisco. SS fot your camping dishes for the jn Fourth ut the nine cunt sale. Japan fflese Art Store. 88 micro was born to Mr. and Mrs. II. j'Js. Thorp. 37 Quince street, June aiith -t n ten p::ind son, Chan runs fin auto wipes. Salva- 53 t ton Army, jthone 35(1. AVe 'iUheap. pay for nshes nnd sell iirown & White Aftency, dirt Inc. lf U'i ' "OWP I,,,H,U' f tn Christian vV churclK leaves this evening for Tui tjiniT, Oro., to attend the annual state t, -jS nteetlim of Die Christian churches, tv;nnd to takV part In tlie program. The -Tjgchureh has an auditorlunv and other ImildlnKS in a beautiful ki'ovo at Tur ner, where these meetings are held. Vn J-)ance tonlte, Jackson Hot SprlnK Cx New music. SS a, nuntiiiMT. fluRs. paraffots, ribbon and nil Fourth of July decorullons. vVjupnneso Art Store. $S Tomctrrow is the last banking day s, until Monday because of all the hanks .)' bcin closed SatuTdfly and Sunday. " Cadwell's Cnliforula Collegians will rjj furnish music for n dance at Jackson I Hot SpriitKS tonight. Tit is orKaul-41- ''it ion is '0inposed of youiiK niusicluns (VeJ who have been playing in San Fran cIsco and the Sacramento valley and t jfij expect ti play nt different places J-around Medford. ' -l f k.. I A.. Ut.,..i JJ-.;fnr fireworks at 1 t South Jiiverside, limits. sit 1 ' Tom T'imh of Copco, Calif., was a s. loral business visitor of the Koine ,,v office of the Califoi nia tegon Power ' company. It's a new shop. 10 N. Iliverstde ' but old bar hers you know the 111 .-Cla truce JVoa. Claude Taylor Adam Ilolmun. season und $26 for shooting game on a public highway. It. f. II. epKH at DeA'oe's. tf $5. 00 Manila Sport Hats on sale at $8.75. Japanoao Art tutd Variety Store. 88 .Airs. Fred Lungle of Medford ur rived yesterday from Seattle In com pany of Miss F. Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. (1. Prudon of Scuttle. Mrs. LuiikIc who has oeen visiting Miss Williams for the past month, left thia forenoon for Hollywood, Calif,, to be with her husband who has been in that city for the past several months. Mi', and Mrs. Pruden accompanied Mrs. Lunglu ua far as San Francisco, and Miss Williams, the other member of (ho party departed this foroifootl for her homo In Seattle, which. Ik sooner than sho had expected, for it had been her -plan to visit Crater L.aite. .mil uuo to atvice she had re ceived conceritlng tho trip she post poned It until later in the season. For nnnd, gravel, sediment, cleaning or lawn work, phone 9iU-J, Samuel Hateman. . tf 10 per cent discount on table cloths, June 24th to July 10th, Japanese Art Store. 87 Fair weather nnd ft mild tempera ture Is predicted for Friday, following the moderate temperature of today and a maximum of NS for yesterday. The heat wave of a year ago today was beginning to decline, as its maxi mum had receded to !)t from the hundred or much over mark of the several previous days. ' Special chicken dinners nt the Summit ranch every Sunday. 8 Children's lisle half sox, silk and mercerized tops. A'uluen up to 6O0. On sale nt 2ic n pair. All new stock. Japanese Art Storo. $7 A stiff game is expected next Sat urday when the baseball ninea of Jacksonville and the California Ore gon Power company battle on the home grounds of the former. Both teams have played 11 games this sea son ami each has won eight and lout three, and naturalty each one Is de sirous of wiftulng. Hoth have been strengthened for the occasion, mid those who will attend expect n very dose game. If the Copco boys are defeated they are at tho sumo time tOiminated from the Hush league, making Jacksonville champions. Large stock A'ictor records n Pal mer Music Store. tf' Immediate dcRvery on Hndiolu No. 24 porta bio superhetrodyne, no out side aerial, weight but 3 pounds. Take It on your vacation. Paralyzed Kibes reactivated or no charge. A'lrgln Hu dio Service. 105 AV. Main. Tel. 1053. tf The housewives of the city will h$ve to lay in food supplies tomor W. Main St., and row. enough to last over Sunday, bo- Just outside city cause of all places of business being closed Saturday and Sunday. Hemstitching Se a yard. The Van ity Shofc. Uartlett and Main. tf Staple drugs at IWoe's. tf Ninety-seven out the state cais "j'i n i kitei t-d In Medford yesterday .t the I0111I stale auto Irafttc it-Wtm- 11m! tton bureau. Pi I Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John- s.V Tho litfyal Neighbors T-odgo ha-i Kh son Produce Co. tf regular meeting Thursday, July 2. All - Fancy creamery huttev' 43c per lb dues must be paid at this time. bit Johnson Produce Co. TONIGHT'S, : Your Last Chance to Celebrate "Old Home Week" i ' With That Old Gang TOMMY MEIGHAN and GEORGE ADE AND HOW THEY CELEBRATE! Special Fourth of July Attraction Starts Tomorrow! Oh! Boy! What a Picture! '1? ' ; ISal Krause'3 famous Marshmallows, - usually sold for 60c, the 1 lb. round can 39c Watermelons,, all guaranteed, ; per lb. 4c Delicia Sandwich Spread. . ; 2 cans 23c Salad Dressing, large jar .28c Queen Olives, Red Ribbon Brand,' jar 14c Milk, Bcrden's cr Carnation1 tajil can. .9c - Near Beer, Tacoma Brew, 2 for 23c; per dozen $1.33 Campbell's Soups, per caji ...... . . . 10c Golden Age Macaroni, 3 pkgs. ...... 25c Van Camp's Beans, family size can, 3 . cans for 25c Van Camp's Beans, buffet size,' 5 caris29c FEED STORE : SPECIALS Wheat, per 100 lbs Rolled Barley, per 100 lbs. $3.25 :$2:3o LAWN fertilizer Special Lawn Fertilizer, formula en dorsed by O. A. C. Per 100 lbs. . . . : ... ... $3.95 50 lbs $2.10 CHERRIES Fancy Cherries put up in 10 lb. gift boxes. Fine for shipping. Per box .; . . $1.79 GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Remember This Store Will Remain Closed All Day Saturday, Jjxly 4 " . " ,ILI" 11 1 Voile HO colors - and '' patterns of doited voile, regular oOc grade ; Fridav, vard : ' 39c Watch this space every day Mann's Ik c On the famous CanadionPMfic CANADA A 1924 BUICK SIX GLASS ENCLOSED A Real Buy The Busy Corner Motor Co. THIS summer be sure that your vacation M. plans lnciuae tnedelightlulUircle lour o combined rail and water trip carrying you ; to British Columbia, through the wonderful Canadian Pacific Rockies to the i famous Mountain Resorts and Bungalow Camps, and then home again to complete the circular trip npuer the same scenes twice. 1 . Special Excursion Fares Are Now in Effect, with . Stopovers Where You Wish -No ' Passports Are Required Every woe of outdoor reronrinn mil Aiwin . Banff, Lake Louise and the five dittinctive Bungalow 3 i vamps nccomoaations lor every purse; healthful it pieraurc lor evury person, uall or write lor the Vaca- um ruuicr ana awiauea information relative lo (fit's trip. Canadian Pacific SZUVV8y OtHUqoUPmitllt. 55TlUrdStA6iitana&to'iaPcrxlarkd Travel by Motor Stage i SAFELY- SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY . . Two Through Stages DaUy To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 11;30 A. M, A pleasant one day trip. Also leaves Medford at 6:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting following morning to Portland. ''anrtfrk38 fM ?" Way P0lnts- F"- frther Information and t.ckets call Union Stse Depot. Pbone 309. TKRE MEDFORD-PORTLAND $7.8.5 Direct Connections at Rossburg for Coofl Bay Points.