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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTOFMEDFOTlD. OREO On, MONDAY,
JULY 27, 1925 ' ' J -.j
Mocal and9
vkJ Personal
Lain., uvfivvu in intt.ciiy tnwi pvvnjiiK
to ,npend uevefal days . vfattintf ; Mine
OJadyH Bridges of North RIverH.dei
Freah unit water almon 2&0' lb.
Johnson Produce Co. !
Cecil Cochran arrived In the city
v
The pUliud teum from I'hoenlx and
uKle point proved 0uo much for the
Copco nine yeaterduy, defeat I ntf' Ihb
power emnU-a by a score of 9 to I.
The. 'vllluKer' had a pltoher .who
knew hlH stuff and held the "kllowat
makers" down to a few scattered hits,
Hud it-hot been far a . tolfe collection of j f ' , ' 7 '
errors on th& part of the local team, . 1 , ' ,
rouchlnB:full swImr, a. I shown by,tne game mlsht have been a rluse I""' "U,,R """"" uu,.
io the daily register of the lotuil ho. Dne- A tt)jn (( 4 errors told the! A record summer crowd and a hlrh
jls and auto camp, aiJ the nuniber of Htorv of the defeat -i 'V enjoyed proKram marked the be-
out t the mute cars reKisierea. anu ,
iao number of lieonle arrlvInK In the 1 Fresh Kmpire planter. Medford
ly dally to inuKe u visit to crater J.umuer co.
use. ..
French laundry. Phone 43i
JarkKon Count
Medford, Kept
The train and : auto tourist, season
rouh 'and to Medford is nuw a-
C6iow
K-lnninK last nlKht of the series hot
lu4lf ! ec.,iMisn wu rttsiuii riu-
trreflH In Picture nn.l Ktnrv" nf ip
v. 1 none j - or(je- your .factory block at summer ! ... . . ' a ,,':,, '
ny Fair and iPeai- ' ' f, Wednesday Special Hnndlciuft
September 1 to 1 , 1" ! rnVB , ! iShon adorable aprons, stamped for
107 tf nin. supervisor 01 "" embroidery. Four model to choose
,ihe !in!rist cnurcn is KivinK a social ..., ,rroro jc eacn , jyy
WnlKht on the luwn of the K. H. Htln- In for the Lake of the Woods, where . j,,, h .-b .,,,.,,.,
inn h....J...ji!in Went 4th. comnllmen. he will Imcrd . ssverul days before Ve- ... "u ?" V"'" "J:
MarVVL 1 '-C, 0)'Hh..r.y" (lainett and turnln. , , , : ; lX Zr, J ' I.V, 2-nZFX
.ii.W. who are visiting In (he city".' Auto iark land. Good openlntt. next !?,y,'1'""', ,h ,? i for J1'"
'arum Alhambiu. Calif. .All are lnvlt- . Cltv (neu i ,no n, k. fi,-,.h lho home at Klamath Jfalta, ., . ,
1
I Clothes hampers at
(ore. ' Ill'
For Kale Sack twine, priced Niint
innrch Seed Co. 113
James W. lliley of Corvullls,
oiiportunlty: in'onej' maker. Ijtud Just
placed ;on thti market. AKents corres
c pond 'Worrls Esiiite, Crescent City,
Calif. . 113
I Fresh - Empire plaster. Medford
Lumber Co. JiM'if
rmiT prominent Medford man and, ' . , . ,
esldent of the Chamber of Com.1.," H a Wee enl' v t
! j-rce. Is In- the t,'Hy ort one of his
I periodical business visits, spendlnK to.
ay and tomorrow here on business.
flKxide batteries for Fords. Chevro
'ih. Htars, etc., $12.75 and llO.r.O.
.Williams & McC'urley. . 104tf
' X-'rench Laundry. Mnln and Grape.
.;. 113
Itor in Klamath Falls on a combined
business and pleasure Jaunt.'
' Get your tree props now at the Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf0
Hereon doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. "Bast Main and
Genesee. . 1 ' 88tf
' A party of 20 University of Oregon
' The IlusInesB and Professional Wo- studonts led by J. E. Allison of the
:men's club will have a swimming par- university scnled the Middle Sister of
r ty lit .Itu kson Hot Springs Tuesday the cascade mountains last Sunday. It
tr. He'lSrv ? """-y lo CUt Step, In the Ic.
1.2 ,. ... . , before reaching the summit.
Fancy now. pbtatoca, large size, 3c
'.per lb, Johnsorr Produce Co., 241 N.
'Fir street: Phone ST. tf
Foiv sale-TFly ' chaser chases flies
Get your tree Drops now at Big.
Pines Lumper Co.' a tf
tnple droits at DeVoe's. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde M. Alton, form
Ho itinicows niid horses.- Monarch tr resldonts.of Medford,' spent Sunday
Reed Co. 113 an& Monday Jn the city transacting
rijAn even hundred out of the state business and visiting friends and will
'cars registered 'yesterday with the leave for their home nt Portland this
..local state auto registration bureau, evening.
.About half of those cms and their oc- I Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
j:upanls were from euslern and middle fcgst pictures. ! ' : tf
- vestern states,
tlS-plece kitchen spice 'sets 98.50
value Saturday only $5.06. Jap
n i.f l.. ' M.-n,rt" ,ord visitor who were In Ashland yes
Try that bi milk snnke at DeVoe's.
; . .- . . , tf
K. ,Bauerman was among the Med-
Lumber Co. 104tf
r 'Among the'tourlsts and others reg
istered at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs.
J H. Burnett, the Misses Kmma Hot-
' .ten and J. F. Dillon and Itobert Dor
lorn of Honolulu, H. !., Mr. and Mrs.
John Rellly of Knricattel, N. Y.. Miss
.Buth Ward of Northampton, Mass.,
JVT llendrickson of Globe, Ariz., Ho.
PhlcaTO. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ihort J.l?-'."- Karys of Toledo, Ohio,
terday afternoon
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and
Genesee. - 88tf
Get your tree props now at Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Among the guests from a distanco
who arrived at Merrick's Motor Inn
yesterday nre included the families of
B. T.
fcoshland of Boston, Mass., A. L. and , Kerchner of Sharon. Pa., J. Wright
C. Stegmnn nnd Llllle Hahn of Becau-Of tansing, Mich., Dr. F. 8. Borons
oils, N. J., Mr. unci Mrs. W. B. Rod- of Lynbrook, L. I., D. C. Dlckerson of
denbery, Fred W. Hoddenbcry nnd Beadcnton, Fla., E. H. Dean of Yuma,
Ariz., L..H. wooster o Endlcott, N.
v.. Lyda Iookabaugh of Watango,
Oklu., A. E. Borlie of Casper, Wyo.,
C. P. Williams of Madison, Wis,, E. A
;M1hs Helen Lewis of Cairo. La.. Fester
'Oldshiro of Woreland, Mass., Mrs..J.
Ot 'Ofpermnn' and Anto Vonnejut of
Indianapolis, H. N. Shattuck nnd the
Misses Helen and .Muriel Sheful of
l'ew Vork City, und Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F.
Terry and Mrs. L. ,A. Prlnkham of
Brooklyn. N. Y. - , . , ,
, ' Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwnld, Holland Bldg.
Pione 003. 10tf
,. It. I. U, fRKs nt DeVoe's. tf
,'. The party wrecked motorcycle
drought to the sheriff's office Thurs
, ;rfny evening was claimed by Its owner',
JMV. Maddux of Gold Hill, Ore., yes
nforday morning. Maddux told the
i ,'flhoriiff's office he abandoned the ma
'it'lilne whun ho wus thrown heaylly in
loose gnr-el near tho side of the road.
'Maddux said ho was accustomed to
frJfHng a motorcycle with n side car at
'i inched, and consequently misjudged
Uie ability of his ninchihe 'to plow
'through the gravel. Klamath- News.
ItFrench Laundry. All hand work:
VIOne lot of bnskets at cost nnd un
dor. Jap Art Store. Ill
'i A group of JOtna Mills, Calif., peo
plp spending yeBterday In Medford con
aifcted of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A.
Bj-een, Mrs. Edna Htlrkol, Klclmril
RUckel nnd Martin Brndy.
Til represent tho strongest .group of
Iflfo insurance 'companies In America.
C'irl Y. Tongwald, Hollnnd Bldg.
Jhqna 90S. I04tf
" The. Affiliated trades hnve estab
lished pn office nt Smith hall, 138 No.
Grape, '-'They will have a reprosenta.
tlvo In tho building from 8 n. m. to 10
n. m. every day to handle all business
that may nrlse. All card men nro ask
ed to register with the aocretnry.'
Phone S.J.. : -.. 108
Captain, nnd Mrs. Pitt, of tho Bnl
Vntlcnv Arfil". are . Isnvlng Medford
Tuesday for (heir new field In Salem.
They were entertained at n farewell
party given by members and frionds
of the local corps J'Vidiiy night.
Fresh salt wator sulmos, 2Co Ih.
Johnson Produce Co. . , tf.
Honve sites.' ncreiige, otc, or will
build stores 6r garages. Main down
town business district. Don't wait.
vfi now;. Big developments noar nt
liafjd. Agoitts correspond Morris es
tate. Crescent City. Calif. 113
r rlends of Mayor E. 11. Pnrks of Eu.
Newcomb says only a short time 'to
Order your fnctory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 631. i lnitf
W. H. Mcliean, assistant superln
tendant of the SouthernPacific lines
with headquarters at llosoburg, enter
ed the railroad hospital, aj, -San Fran
cisco yesterday for treatment of iiin
attack of Influenza. !
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. - ' tf
Dr. C, J. Smith was a business cAll
er In the. city this -forenoon from
Grants Pass. - ; f ; . '
On sale Wednesday Charming lit
tle aprons in blue, 'white, orchid and
pink lawn, stamped for embroidery.
39c each. Handicraft Shop. 109
An announcement of interest to the
local dance public was made by . the
management of the Fair Grounds pa
vilion Saturday night. Arrangements
DEATH RECEIVED
. COLVIG HAS
UNIQUE MEETING
' 'rtie'pows 'of. tho unexpeeted. and
sudden death of' William Jennings
Bryan fast spread over the city early
last evening, after it was received by
telegraph by the Mail Tribune late
In tho afternoon, and created general
sorrow nnd regret.
Manager Hunt -bulletined the deati
on the screen at the Craterian and
Hialto theaters as' soon as apprised of
the event by the Mull Tribune, and
word of the event also gained rapid
circulption In the churches.'- .- .
So far as can be learned only one
man in Medford and vicinity enjoyed
a personal friendship wltlf Mr. Bryan,
and he is J. Frank Wortman, a friend
of the great commoner for years and
also one of the latter's most sincere
admirers.. -Mn Wortman . learned of
the sad news early in the, evening and
greatly deplored:Mr, Hryan'a- passlng.
An ardentH-frlendehip rexlsted. for
many years between 'George , Putnam,
editor of the Salem Capital Journal,
and former 'editor and -publisher of
the Medford - flail Tribune, and Mr.
Aryan. : , "' :, t
For years when' Mr. Putnam was a
resident of Medford it was Mr. Bryan's
Invariable custom when passing thru
In the1 following news feature from;
Ooldendale, , Vasli., ' tho Portland
Journal yesterday published the pic-
have been completed to retain the ' the, ' ' on.h,s "rlpus lecture tours
Night Jawk orchestra. It was sut- " l ,er Jaunrs aooui toe rc no
ed that two engagements a week will . !oa1?t; to "wire yhead of his tomlng
be played hereafter, one on Wednes- ?Pd or, Mlv Ptnam to, meet Jim at
day and one on Saturday. The mem- i8.''" BO 'hat they cou'd bave a
ners or the orchestra will toko 'tip
their residence in Medford and make
this city their headquarters for trips
to Klamath Falls, Grants Pass add
other points where they will play
weekly engagements In addition' to
their local contract.
Tree props ail lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. -104tf
Irset Caster, who has been' sojourn
ing for some time past in Weed, nCllf..
returned to the city Saturday evening.
visit during jths train stop. herd. ;
Oregon NewsT"
f-:in; Brief r ;
ll 1i l-iil-'fj ''1 i t V .T ' ' "I" '
BAKER. Ore.. July, 21 Elizabeth
Baker. agedyl'O, Vfosi drovned in the
municipal natatorlum here yesterday.
Washington alnte vlHltnm ro-lutofiiH The bodv -was -discovered' bv -another
at local hotels include Mr. and Mrs. swimmer who steppod on her hanjf in
N. N. Bath of Belllngham, F.- B. Rlfm- .the bottom of. -the plunge.
ner. O. W. Dermnn and John Mack
llch of Everett. W. E. Nellls of Spo-'
kone, Ed Anderson of Aberdeen, B. W.
Blagen of Hoqulam and Misses Ai 'M.
Branlgan. G. W. Brooks, Ai Nlnsen,
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F. Pruden and P.iJ.
Franklin of Senttlo,
ARIJXGTON IS SKIlECTED
3
mm
(Continued From Pag One)
Mrs. Ruth-.jOwen left Mount, Varnon,
Ohio, for Dayton today J)ut will divert
Another surprise for tho- children , her course:, so .ns to , reach Wftshlng
Duda of Great Bend, Knna.. N. J. Pet
erson of Hurley, 8. D 8. H. Hulse of
Fort Wayne, Ind.', and L. R. Harford
'of Lincoln, Neb.
Special summer prices on dry fnc-J
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. - tf
,- Pure, clean, running sulphur water,
Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool.
V.i, 1 I 106'tf
MIkb Grace Collins of Corvnllls, is i
spenning tne week visiting friends and
-relatives in the Table 'Hock district.-' !
i lnunspnoh Piano Store now open
for business at 111 W. Main. Opposite
Rlalto theator. Successor to Root Mil.
slo Co. . . - t ' tf
Nowconib' sky's rily;n short time to
drder your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 881. " lOltf
' Sheriff Ralph Jennings was a husl-'
noss -Visitor In the J-ity today 'rom'
Jacksonville. ' ' 1 t ' '
We pay for :nshes and sell dirt
choap. Brown a White Agency, Inc.
.,.:, . ..... f.
' Bdfore you buy that piano see Laun
spach. 'Me can save you money. He
knows pianos and Is Tellable. tf
Tho weather wnrmod up considera
bly on Sundny. Which had a rnrtxlmum
of OH, nnd tndny, which started out
with nJm1nimum' ot 67. B, promised to
be a least as. warm if "not warmer
Fair weather Is tho prediction for
Tuesday.
We pay for ashes and 'sell dirt
oheop. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
' '' ' - '" - ' -'' 'tf
' Large slock Victor records at Pal
mer Muslo Store. tf
Mr. and Mrs. 'A. W. Walker 'were
among local people. Who motored to
Yreka to spehd the day yesterday.
Send some pictures of Orator Lake,'
Medford and tho 'Rnguo Valley views
io your rriomis. rnimer's pictures are
ine nost.
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phone H3-J, Samuel
Bnteman. tf
The excavation for tho basement of
tho Oooley building soon to be erected
nt the corner nf Klvlh fltrnet nnri Pati.
cne are boosting him for tho demo-'tral avenue. Is In the Inst stages of
Vrstlc nomination for coventor n' u,-.. , .7
,The mayor ha. made no state- buS o ih." c3" wm IZ
Tree props all lengths. Medford , W"'K-'
vviinr nume lumoer at Jjiff i'lnes
Lumber Co. , . 104tf
Plnnosl See Launspaoh. tf
, Messrs. Monroe nnd llollnhnn of n
well known electric sign company are
Lumber Co. 1 ' tf'
Brick iro cream B0o at DeVoe's. tf
Out of town Oregonlans who arrived
spending several days in this city on,'" 'he clly yesterday nnd nro guests
business. ... t local hotels 'Include Nr. and Mrs;
Tit-it j props nil lengths. Medford 'j. 11. Allen. Miss Knto D, Griffith. Mrs.
Limiucr Co. 104tf jo. M. Kniusso.'MIss Mary J. nnd Jos-
FiVnch Laundry.
For finest linens.
112
One nf the largest crowds of the sen-
son attended tne Mght Hawks orches.
cphlne Albert, nnd Mrs. H. H. Hill of
Snlem, Mr. nnd Mrs, H. H. Veatch of
t-nttnge Grove. Mr. and Mrs. C, H.
lllll of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. B. WIN
Wednesday at the Highway Barber -ton before the body of her father, Mrs.
Shop. 109 Richard Hargreaves. the-other daugh.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Denge'r of Chi- .tep.'"! with her Hi-Other traveling .east,
cago. III., arrived in the clty'to spend Th decision h ' bury the former
Severn) days visiting friends before democratic Chieftain among the coun
resumlng their Journey to Los Angeles, !try'a military great in Arlington was
Calif. .the result of tho expressed wish of Mr.
Dr. B. R. Elliott nnd fnmilv nre 'Bryan. hlB willow told friends here.
nmong the Medford citizens who mo- 'Mr" Bryan was a colonel of volunteers
tored to Crater Lake yesterday.. jln the Spanish-American war.
The Crnter Lake ntaces vesterdnv A huge spreading maple tree shndes.
forenoon took up 22 passengers from thB "Pot where the flies of friends will
all parts of the United States to the took 'or the (osf.Mtne upon the, face
lake, nnd departed this forenoon' with of. 'heir beloved champion:- In this
14 'passengers from various parts4of grassy eminencs, raiseu tour teei aoove
the country.- , ., J - jthe level of the street. Mr. Bryun was
Wednesday Spoc.lnl Three' roils won't to sit and, rest during the inter
tollot paper 19c. French-Larson Co. Jwls of the trial of Uie Tennessee nnti
31 Nt Bartlett. r 108 .ovolutlon low. - ere he greeted his
' The Ladles Auxiliary of the Baptist friends and grasped the hands of hun
church will meet at the church Tues- dreds1 who had come from the Cumber
day at 10 a. hi. 'Ladies are asked to lnn(I slopes or from distant cities to
bring n covered dish for lunch, and witness tho noted legal controversy in
to wear something indicative of the lne nea county court.
month In which they were born. Mrs.
Eaton will speuk on "Impressions
from the Senttlo convention. , ' '
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 'McDowell nr-
William L. Col 'lg ;
ture of Judge William L. Colvig ot ,
Medford; under the Rend of ''Veterans
Meet After 69 Years." .
"A separation of '59 years did 'not"
dull the memory of James C'Hurtley, j
early duy Oregon pioneer and Indiun i
fighter, for his old friend and com
rade, William ' M. Colvlg, Medford', I
Ore.,, when the two -met recently at I
a party at the home of Mrs. ' .May
Blades, Hlltsboro, Ore., in celebration i
of his 80th birthday anniversary.
"Dr. H. H. Hartley. Goldendale, and
Mrs. Blades, son and daughter, plan-
ned a surprise on their father by in
viting Colvlg to visit with his old com
rade of his Indian fighting days.
whom ho had not seen for nearly GO
years. When Colvlg walked up to the
porch of the Blades home be greeted
his old comrade with a familiar salu
tation of 'hello .Jim.'
After looking him over with a quick
glance. Hartley responded, '1 know
you; you are Bill Colvlg.' .' .
"Che elder Hartley, who has resided
at Maryhlll In Kllckqitnt county fur
about 10 years, came west to the Wll-
Iumoltevalley in 1864, spending the
first winter near McMinnville. On
January 18, 1805, he' enlisted In Com
pany C, flrt Oregon cavnlry and was
in active, service in the Indian wars.
Colvlg was a member of the company
when Hartley enlisted. Both were
mustered out in the spring Of 18111.
and hn'd not 'met 'since.' Colvlg is
past 80 years. - Five members of the
original enlistment, of- J04 men in
Cpmpany' C, first Oregon cavalry surt,
vive." - . .
.'DAYTON, Tenn., July 27. (A. P.)
The body of William Jennings Bry
an will He In state this afternoon le-
rlved in the city last evening from 'tween the hours of two nnd five
Klamath Fnlls to visit friends nnd rel- ,0'clock, while the public will be invlt
atlves for several weeks. " )Od to iyew the body, Mrs. Bryan and
Judge Glenn o. Taylor was 'among 'a council of friends decided today. The
the Medford people who motored to ; place will be in tho homo where Mr.
Union Creek yesterday, ,tq anpfid... the Bryan died or tne-Rnea county court
dny.
Judge and Mrs. James L. Coko of
Honolulu, federal Jmtyte for the Die-
trict of Hawaii, passed through Ash
land yesterday on their way to Lake
of the WoodB, whoro they will visit for
scvcrul days at the summer homo of
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter. Ashland
Tidings. , , :
' Residents of southern California
registered at local hotels Include Miss
house, whdro'he fought his last great
battle.
Cook wlth'tfas.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Competent person to cook
; and help with general housework.
'.Good wngea.',. Mra Q. L. Buhrman.
1'6 Geneva 'Avef ' ! 108tf
MrrtrUrt "'"w "a' th P""""11' LOST Saturday night, pink brushed
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Gibson of Glen. . wool'scarf. -Tel. '9'R. 110
dale. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Huntlmrton
niid Miss May Fitzgerald of Long. FOR SALE Twenty English penciled
Bench, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dixon of
Arroy Grande, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Holland, anil llr. and Mrs. David
Banks Bnnks of Son Diego. Miss Helen
Knight of Santa Barbara, and the
following from Los Anireles: Mliut
Clara Shcrer, Mr. and Mrs. Prink '.FOR'!R15NT Furnished apartments.
Indian Runner ducks, Better lay.
ers than Leghprn hens, large white
eggs. Chance to get good breeders
nt 11.60 each. See H. M. Bush,
Paul's Electric Store, or R. 1, Cen
tral Point. 109
Lnnn, Dr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Smouse. Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Jones. Ifn. A..D. Mo
Corkle. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bullock,
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. n. Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. 1-1. T. Gentry.
Phone 463-H. i
lOT'tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Cheap. 21
' acres land Under Irrigation, partly
in alfalfa, 2H1 miles east of Med
ford. Phone 107B. low
tin dance at the Fair Grounds Pavilion . V.,"J i, 'A V.
Saturday night. It Is estimated that .1 nJ?;.KI.In"lh ml'?- M.r' Hnd M.r"': h"
owtr.i'00 .couples wore nrasent.
Fniicy rrenmery butter 47o per lb,
Johnson Produce Co.
Fresh Kmpire plaster. Medford
Lumber Co.; 104tf
Callfnrnlann registered nt local ho.
tebr Include Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hough.
ton and Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Wblto of
Cnwiiiig, Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Mason of spending Sunday In this city were
Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. I). F. Delvin of Bmi Mrs It M Jolle .ml the M
Fellows. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Olctt and M. rle and Dorothv Kin.
V. U Olcott. Jr., of Modesto, Mr. and I . . r . - .
T. Predonhurg of Roseburg and Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Rlnshcrg of Creswell.
Newcomb iys only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone 63t. lOltf
Cedar flume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. - , tf
Visitors from the Klamath agency
e Mr.
iscss
Mrs. J. K. Job of Berkeley, and Die
following from nan Frnnclsco: Mrs.
J. O. Offcrman. Mrs. 11. V. Leneman
nnd dnu.'hter. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 1). Gas
kill. -. nnd Mrs. W. A. Kltiinan.
Missis M E. and K. T. Callahan, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. J. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
. C. Chnnipinn and Mesdames c. V
Wednesday special Dainty Utile
aprons slumped on splendid qtmllty
lawn 39c each. Handicraft Shop.
109
llrmstitchln' button covered at the
Hnndtrraft Shop. tf
Horace H. Day of San Diego, retlr-
. . v . itHiiiiuiin nun ni.'MiiiincH , . . . . .
Dohle, tleoe Metier. F. C Culbert, , ' "nd Pronilnsnt clllien of that
J. Delhauglily. F. Dellisughty. I. J. c ,y' Mr. Hostctter. prominent
Kcrmaio, c. v. Smith, and Miss C. renny mnn or tne some city, ncilved
Smith. 0 (here this morning on n motor plensure
Fresh suit water salmon, 86c. lb. trip north, and will visit Crater Ijike
Johnson Produce Co. tfbefore leaving this vicinity. Mr. Day
',' Clyde Hiizelrlgg departed for called on Lee Oarlock nwtttci auto reg.
lief"hviB In Onklitnd. Cilf Saturday :istratlun bureau In the riminhrr nf
ovenihg, after having spent several Commerce, nnd a number of Copco
days visiting fier slstor, Mi Robert I of fleers with whom he is also nc-
Boyle.
jqualnted.
If you(',n1clure tire made nt Palm-I Columbia Dinner wn hoard. Cnii
er's Phot ptbdlo. 710 N. Central, they for prices. Vslln0 Wood Lumber I
win oe tne nest. w w - ti xorq, cor cast Main and Genesee.
FOR THE LADIES
We are closing aut our entire line of ladies
outing togs. Here is ybtlr opportunity to
buy below cost.
C ' r i i-
-i
-.-.-' ' ' y f
L,adies' breeches, lace leg khaki breeches
for ladies; regular price was $2.00 and
$2.25, j 98c
Ladies' Khaki Shirts, regular $1.85 and
$2.00 98c
Ladies' khaki cOats, belted and -heavy
weight material regular $3.75 . . .;. .$1.75
SPECIAL ALL THIS WfeiEK '
Army i& Outing Stores.
32 So. Central Ave., Oppoiite Hunt's Craterian
R. 8. SWwafV . - -a . ir Youf flatisfacUon
manager ; t
Phone 013-L
Is Ow Success
Curse your indifference, not your
ium. nut" JVU i, aii ijjimuiu
fever. ,
Onok with pm.
Wednesday
SPECIAL
SPERRY'S
CALF
MEAL
$1.25
YjPer Sack; .;
CASH
MONARCH
Seed .& Feed Co.
323 E. Main Phona 200
AnntUor frvcentional Bill
TOMQRROW
FIVE ACTS OF. ENTERTAINMENT
HEADED BY
CLOSES TODAY
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'.'The
Dressmaker
; of Paris';'
' ' With
ERNEST
TORRENCE
of
"Covertd Wagon"
Fame and a
NOTABLE CAST
In a
GRIPPING
PHOTOPLAY
Of Thrills,
. Beauty and
Gorgeouinetsf
OREGONIAN
I- NEWS SCREEN
f REVIEW
WALTER FI8HTER A CO.
In
"GO INTO THE KITCHEN"
A Hilarious Farce Comedy ,,
FLETCHER, IVY A MORAN
, - In :--'" ;J
"A CLASSIC IN HOKUM"
Something New In Laughter .
NADA NORRAINE ' .
, In ,
A CYCLE OF 80NGS
The Girl With a Wonder Volca
.80NIA A ARLYN
In
"DANCE ODDITIES"
With ' "
Glen Head and Others
Magic and Mlrtlf- ';
AL BARNES A CO. 5
In
DELUXE COMEDY OFFERINGS
3 Performance 2:30, 7 and
'Bargain Matinee ' '
Adults; 35c; Children, 10c"
Evenings " -.''''
Adults, 50c; Children, 25c . ;
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA
(F. Wilson Waite, -Director)
Mann's
f WOMEN'S BELTS
:-. Women's faij' belts ia-jnany
: colors'khcl- M'idths, with cut
patterns; all sizes; up to $1.29
. value, Tuesday, special
69c
Watch this space every day,
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A
New .
Jewell Cafe
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Now Open at
28 N. Front St.
American Dishes, Chop
Suey and Noodles our
specialty.
Everything the
'Best
WONGYEE
Jell Rolls
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FOR WEDNESDAY ONI V
10c each
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PEERLESS BAKERY
7 South Riverside Avenue
CHEVROLET .
Hate model
. i .
. at susacrifice
, - -The
Busy Corner Motor Co.
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