MEDFORD Miff rmmm .KflW,i. ottfrnox, , 'monday, att.ust s, 1325
TWO
H. It) J.lillls wilt u Vli.lliir ill the " Mr. und .Mi's. W. II. ti)ell left tlllil
elty riuin mi- (ioiii tun iMHiiiir mis nmrninK ror tneir nonuv in Aiuuny,
forenoon trinuctlnK business. !- Ore, lifter liuvlnit spent the nnst cv-
1 'Only, few duys left snoninl eleetrlo era) days In the yulloy visiting friends
r.uiKe offer: net your'8 now! J 111 und relutlves.
' lresr ' salt water salmon,' 25c -lb. On' sule Wednesday. ' Handicraft
Johnnon Produce Co. Khop tlmvim and. coiuMnutlojis--lust
i Taylor und I'liul Jondon of (Vicente) triiimied and. hemsetlu-hed. ''stamped
Accordlni,' to Information received city and K. K. Illtchlnson of Cupco on orchid and pink open checked voile.
from the sheriff's office. Jiinus Hpllxer, were ainonK thone spendlns BiindHy In .Values to 92. GO. $1."!). 1
ocal and I
Personal
alleged bootlegger' of the Talent dl,- JMedford 'from udjacent California
trict, who was lam week senumced' to point a, 1
one year in Jul) und fined 9100U on u , ' cedar flume lumber at Biff Hues
plea of guilty to u charge of transport- Lumber Co.
inir i, m miMixwinir in u or. will oroh- - I lemsi.trhln- buttons covered at the
ni.K- ia m'Mt to ftellv'K Butte, a fork : Liiindirrnft Khop. ' - tf f
quarry operuted by the City of Port- 1 ' Callfornlaus registered ut local ho
land for erimlnulH convicted on njinop- tels include Mih. A. K. Tyrell, I). A.
charges, to serve out bin sentence of Tyrell and Mr. und Mm. N- I. llarHon
una year, und to work out hio fine at of Berkeley, Mr. and Mm. K. 8. Hrown
the' rate of f'i a day. . ,0f Fresno, Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Caldwoll
Attention; .'ackers .and Sorters! of Turloek. Mm. A. I. Iiwrem-e. Mlm
Pn klm- nnPiittiiitiH will not atari un- J. Hmllh. Mrs. A. ' ltilllngs and Mifs
til Tuesday. A ugust 11, 112C.- Mtewart
Fruit company. ' IM
The fine weather of yesterday caus
ed the uhuhI exodus from the city by
utito to.ltuguo Klk. Prospect. t;rater
Ullliugs of Kan Jone. Mr.' and Mr a'. A.
u. Thayer of t'ovinu. Mr. and Mrs. M.
It. HaeummltK Df Alameda. Mr. and
Mih. W. W. Kckey of Oakland. Mr. and
Mm. Kred Mi Kinley of Maricopa, and
und Diamond hikes, the Oregon caves, the following from Han Kranclnco: Dr.
Lake of tho Woods and near by places and Mm. K. I . Knorp, Mr. and Mm. i.
In the hills, including the swimming A Wackle. Dr. and Mrs. Milan Houle,
holeH in the Applcgatti section. Mr. and Mm. N. II. Croudence. Mr. and.
Only few days left special electric Mra. A. J. Gray and family, Mr. and
range offer; get your's now! J 111 Mm. J Hngeohorsl, Mm. M. U'ulvcr
i Fruit growers get In touch with gov- ton. Mm. J Trombly, Z. M. Handera
ernment free employment bureau, and parly, Mr. and Mm. O. K. Orton,
Medford- Chamber of Commerce, for Mr. and Mm. A. D, Dorey. Mr. und
pickers. 1 ' ' 115 .Mm. William Thoii.as'aiid Mr. and
Among tourists uud others register- Mm. A. It. Newell,
ed at local hotels are Mr. und Mm. 1. j . Codur flume at Big Pines Lumber
F. Fleming nnd Mian Alice Barker of : q0 . tf
Dortou. AluH., Mr. and Mm. F. J. 11111b I . Only few day left apeclal electric
of Mexia, Texan, Mr. und Mm. Jarnea range offer: get your's now!
Fife of Heno,. Nev., Mujor and Mm. Fiiendn of Bernard Hlce, will be
Stanley Koch of Ft. feavehworth, wtud to know he la recovering from hia
Kjis., Mr. and Mm. .lames H. Lldille of recent operation, and wuh taken from
Welloaley, Mai., Mr. and Win; F. R. the Hacred Heart hoHpltal, to his
Howard of Kannaa City, Mo., Mary H. home, 318 South Newtown, today.
fellason of Atluntic Clty. N, J., Jr. md
Mra. If. 8. Kdwarda of HouHton. Tex.
Mr. and Mm. William Jordan of Wood
cliff, N. J., Mr. and rMs. F. 1- HfmondH
of Denver. Helen N. Klug of New York
City, Mr. und Mm. c. Frederick and
daughter of Kun Antonio, Texas. Mr.
and Mm. John Doacher of Brooklyn,
N. V Mr. and Mm. A. O. Magnuaer of
Omaha, Neb,, Mn und Mm: W. U Pal
mer und Helen Loulae Palmer of Hoi
lldayabttrg, Ps., Mr. und Mm. M. L.
Truby of Indopendouce, Ka and Mr.
und Mra. It. Htenzel of Salt Luke City.
Troo props all longtha. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Plnnoal See Laumpach. ? tf
Brick Ire cream BOo at DeVoe'n. tf
City Attorney John M. Carkln re
turned lute last evening from Portland,
where he had apent laat week on city
butdnepH. . .
Only few days left special electric
range offer; get your'8 now! 119
Cedar flume lumber at Big Plnea
Lumber Co. tf
Many farmer in Washington ooun-
narciMHUK but us next ran
Try that biy ioiik ahake at DeVoe's.
y ' . . .t tf
Before un audience of moru. thun
( 1600 persons, Aliss Oruco Ianna lune
became the bride of Jack Anthony last
evening, when tho Frank und King
company presented them as an added
attraction to the drama, "When a Girl
Murrloa." Alls Anthony-Is un uttruc
live Kan Francisco girl, and Mr. An
thony Is a prominent printer In the
city, serving us foreman In tho liven
ing Herald make up rooms. It'v.
Bryant of the Flrat Buptixt church,
read the ring ceremony, which united
the popular young couple. Kianiath
News. , '
French laundry, all hand; work. 119
Special summer price, on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co,' tf
Pure, clean, running sulphur water,
JackHon Hot Spring swimming pool.
iortf
F. W. Hollerman and H. K. Israel
hod of Oakland. Culif., departed today
for KuKene after spending several days
past In the city transacting business.
A.I Picne reports that fishing In
Squuw lake, a body of water in the
Applegute country. Is very good, In fact
so good thut he desires nothing better,
as he caught 24 nice large -trout when
he was' fishing there ycHterday. Al
though the water may be a little tepid,
he states that-the fish'ure very tooth
some and nolld.
Only few days left special electric
runge offer; get your's now! 11U
we pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap; Brown & White Agency, Inn.
- tf
B. F. Wright Of Kugene is moving
to Medford to follow the life insurance
business. He and his family will live
in the Laurelhurat addition In a dwell
ing he recently purchased from hi.
Bennett through the Wing Agency.-
We pay for ashes and sell , dirt
.cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
' ' tf
Messrs. Peterson and Jones; who'
Uvere Injured at the Owen-Oregun saw
mill In the city larft week, are rapidly
recovering according to word from the
Sacred Heart hospital where they are
now patients. Jones suffered a broken
Decorative Tin Containers
Have Many Uses
ty will plant
Jackson County Fair and Pear for an experiment; and an order for
8how, Medford, September 16 to 19. 1 tfOO.noo bulbs has been cabled to Hoi
' 107tf land.
The affiliated trades have establish-1 Tree props all lengths Medford
f1 tin nftifa r Mm th' hull .,1 'X N'fi i.UMlUPr LO. IWi'lli
Grape. Thov will have a represen- i ' Fancy creamery butter-49c per lb. and Peterson a severe gash on the
tntlve In the bulldlng from a. m. to Johnson Produce Co. ' (P as the result of being hit by a
10 a. mi every day to handle all busl-1 Mr. H. W. Iing of Myrtle Point is lumber truck on. the mill grounds.
ncsH that may arise. All card men are spending several days In the city trans- j Handicraft Shop Wednesday spe
asked' to register with' the secretary, acting business. olnl Dainty gowns and combina-
I'hone 365-J. 118' ' Only few day left special electric htlons, stamped for embroidery, finlaii-
K, C. On (HI Is and B,-;F. Piatt and range offer; get your's now! 119 od with luce and hemstitched open
fumlllea wore among the Medford poo- ' Fresh Empire plUHter. ' Medford checked voile. In orchid and pink.
pie who spent yesterday at Crater Lumber Co. iU4u sz.no values, ?1.?9. 110
Among 'tne- guests rrom a- uismncc
who arrived at Merrick's Motor Inn
Jjko, motoring to and- - from that
scenlo wonder the same day.
Let Moueley and Taylor haul your yesterday wero the families of C. C.
fruit on1 pneumatic tires. Phone 1140
- .i ' - - t -,- .,. i . , . 120
Only few duys left special electric
range offer: get your's now! 119
Miller of Spruks. Nov., W. P. Kerr of
Independence. Kus C. W. leuf of Ht.
Maries, Idaho, May
WhitOHbow, N. Y V
Large stock Victor records nt Pal
mer Munio Store. tf
Mrs; Carrie M. Smith nnd Mrs. Ju
lia Crowe of Tolo have completed n
deal through tho Charles A; Whig
Hantoon of Itealty agency whereby they purchased
-m n a i kh rmt t jtr
Th attractive jewel cao
nd Mwing box are merely
empty ;tin containers lined
with utin.
DON'T throw away those pretty,
highly decorated candy and
cake boxes of .tin. They have
some very practical uses when
empty as well as being decorative
ornaments in the room. You don't
often even find a glaring advertise
ment on them any more, which
makes them all the more valuable
for "catch-alls." ,
The large tin candy boxes, round
and oblong in shape, anu beauti
fully ojee orated, make quite as good
fancy-work rcccptablcs as did the
Chinese baskets confectioners were
using two or three years ago. Even
better, for if one is going to spend
the summer at the seas' ore, or is
going abroad, there is nothing
equal to a tin box that will keep
out dampness and prevent the scissors,-needles
and other metal from
rusting. ".
Then there a the boxes for ihc
- dresser or the dresser, drawer. With
the aid of a little satin, perhaps a
quilted remnant from the crap bag,
one of these boxes may be lined for
a jewel case, while another may be
lined and scented for handkerchiefs
arid gloves.
Every woman. knows Ihc annoy
ance of finding her manicure ar
ticles covered willi rust u she lias
Bricklayers' Walkout
Big Projects Held Up
NEW YORK. AUB. 3 (A. !' V
i, ihus In the luter-unlon conflict
helween bricklayers ami pltwterers I
ri.vli.m-il lortuv when bricklayers em- I
ployed by the (;core A. Fuller Con
struction comtiuny went un suike in
oil ' building projects in this city.
Washington. U. L. ami Florida.
Work has halted on approximately
S20.0UO,gOO worth of construction.
Lewis to Meet lnuu Cimi'liler.
TUI.KA, Okla., .Aug. 3. (A. I'.)
Ed "timingler" Lewis, claimant to
the world's heavy weisht Hint title
nnd Howard Cautonwine of Webster
City. Iowa, will wrestle to a finish
In a match at Tulsa. September -'
ever spent a ammer by the sea.
This tan be f ivented if the mani
cure things arc kept in a lightly
covered tin box. Either 'a round or
it square box may be used for this
purpose and the inside lined or not
to suit the taste; (
y ' The small around container will
make an excellent powder box with
a pud to fit. - If it should happen to
have a trade mark in the middle of
the cover, it may be -hidden by
pasting on a. disk of cretonne or Ta
per. To this disk may be attached,
for a handle, a little knob such as
one gets at tilt ten cent store. ,
. Another use for the smaller and
-deeper round tin box' is to make a
cord container of it. This is done
bjr simply borinp a hole in the top
of 'the cover. ' The same device as
given for the'powder box may-rbe
used if this cor ' container bears a
trade mark.
The hole for the cord can- then
be bored through the bit of cre
tonne or paper.
There are so many more uses to -whicft
these decorative' boxes may
be put that the housewife is begin
ning to appreciate the service the
confectioner and cake baker render,
with their metal container!. , ,
. I-
who .lave on wnicn mie lert witn ner uaugmeru.
K. W. Green and family
been vlHitlnit In Arkansas and other Jean and Idel. Friday evening. Kight
pouthern states for the past jevera! Iguests -were present who included the
uonth!; h.ve i turned c th.-Ir home Meadames Hoberts. Holt. Hrayton.
the city Boggs. Thomas. Thayer.- Uutterflcla
nnd Miss Jean Loom is.
A. F. Rtennett haa received a tele-
rum 'from hia wife who baa been vis-
Itlng at Fort Dodge, Iowa. xtJ'Mnac that j
the body of her mother, Mrs KHziibcth j
Davis,, and notlco of whojc death In ;
tliat city was received hero Saturday,
will arrive in Medford n::t .Monday
for burial. The body of thj luiKiKUid
of Mrs. Davis.' Alfred Davis, who pas-
od away twa days prior to h1-.' death.
was burled In Iowa yesterday. Mr.
Davis wiir) a former rcsUlp.i ' for yenia
of Medford jind foi.iorly tho wife of
OBITUARY
H. Olson of the lense and furniture of a rooming ' wi ii w .it...- J
Th. lAnnlm.. 4.nf thAiiin., nrna up! Groonslirlng. Wis.. K. Dickson of Now house 'loentGd Ht 204 South Central? . 'I
tip this morning ae tho corner of Hlxth oncuns, i-a... h. uurroi oi rnoonn, street rrom u. u. Meade. Mrs. smitn j Residents of southci'h California rcg-
iilid Holly stroots,. opponlto the post- Arm., if. t. woustor or nunungion, v. rccontly purennsod tho Dr. M. c. nar- iKtel.e1 nt Jocal hotels include V V
office.1 for tho attraction which will ho Vn I.. 0. . Hmlth . of National City,,, her homo on. Holly .strot In which to. SmUh alld i,. ,iv and, Mr and Mrs V
played thero all wook. - .C'olo., Mrs. J. Jlyon of Washington. U. make her residence. Irut which she haa, H stHUl 0f 'Long lioach Mr nnd 'Mrs
rxldAbanerlc-foiS,0Td.-"Chevio-. ' T'' . ' W,BH0U ornor loPn nrnr.W; Kl.rt8 lln,i Mr. and Mrs. Willis
lots, Stars, etc., $12.7S and 1 10.00.
Wllllains & McCurlcy. 10ltf
' Fancy new potatoes, large size, 2c
per lb. Johnson Produce Co., 1141 X.
Fir street. Phono 97. 08tf
. People along . the Pacific highway
foel that Grants 1'iiss' Is boosting the
Hodwood highway to the exclusion of
H. C, and H. V. Moulton of Chicago.
III. - '
Fresh salt water salmoni
Johnson Produce Co.
Get your tree props now at Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
George lverson was granted a per-'
mlt this morning by the city building
department to erect - a M&OU frame
liiupuiiy. Korn nt Hiillvwnnd Mr. nnri Mrs: A. V
o-: ik Dr JU.'.', nle.k01't "'""'"K hl oi"u- Frleburg. and Mrs, Charles Frioburg
850. -'nietry office from the Deuel building I of Van lVllya, Dl. nnd Mra A Ekeon
it liiu iiuiv iui iiienv uueumeu uy iiv
10di th M. Towne Shop, 123 Kast Main.
' v . 1 11!
Only few daya left special electric
range offer; get your's now!-, 119
There was another week end flood
uie l acuc. n in .victor j. jicck, uai- Uwe,inK on Norni central Avernjo, '-of auto and train- tourlats In- the city
flcmauugorof the Itodeo-Vallejo r er- ectloii of-which .will beiiln Hhortiy.'' over tbe'week end. a was ah own by
ry company. -In the Han lranclgco bay, Vp(,flh Kmtdr nlastei'. Medford thp LritA,. rtf h ,..,t., r.,n nn,i h...
Lumber Co. ' ' " :' 1 104tf telH, und the number of the out of -the
Only few ditys left special' eloctrfc.'rtuto cars registering Saturday and
range offer: get yours now: irn
The congregation or tno iJngiisn
LuthoraU church enjoyed n most pIpum
ant outing Sunday afternoon at''Sun
set on the Itogue." doing out hnme-
region. ' Mr. Heck states that UntutH
Pass 1olng In such an udvnntagcous i
poaltlon ul the InterHCctlbn of the'
two hlgbwuys should bouat for Imth.i
Ho was assured-that' tho people hero
realize the Importance of the Pacific
highway and that they recommend' It
Sunday. '
Fronch Laundry,
jtist as much a. the Kedwuod.Urnnta dfftteIy aftGP the niorn,nK Bcrv,Ce. every lo your friends. Palmer plctur.
J aCS t OUrier. ' ' n .., ...Hv IrniMi-iinildtlli. 1n Iho KAU( ;)
Miss Alice Olon. formerly of Kel- ,.,u ,hk- I I , , ..,.
logg-s Hair Cutting Parlor Is no with Z'Z ,V. ..,h-T"a A' .1 , b. lTil ... 1 -ve for being in an Int.Klca-d cfndl
'Main and' Grape.
'-.-.r ' . - lt
Sonil Homo plcluros of Crater I-ake,
Medford nnd tho Rogue Valley viewa
es are i
A H. and Miss Kleanor ICkeon of San
Diego, Mr. and Mrs. It. K.- Wilson "of!
Culver City, lesdumos tt. Otnipbell,
nnd Arthur Wellington of Santa Bar
bara, Mr. and Mra. L, 1. Squires of
Sherman, Miss Katherlne Campbell of
Oleridale, and th following from Las
Angeles: AIIks Hose Frank el, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewett Hrown, Misses Jane Snure
and Bess McCann, Mr. ond Mrs. M.'F.
Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Swoell, Mr.
nnd Mrs. K. W. White. Mrs. TO. Prich
nrd. Miss Helen Prichurd. Miss A. Hin
clair. Mr. and Mrs. D; Campbell, Mr.
nnd Mrs. K. E. Scott and Mr. und Mrs.
F. IJ. Snblcr.
Dan Sullivan, n transient, was ar
rested last evening by Night Polli-eman
the Marhiello
Phone 413.
Shop,
Hotel Medford.
116
place could not have been selected for'
the event, those present' say. The af
umy irw uaya ieii special eiecir c tenioon Wll(, H,)ent ,n KOod fellowship.
innHo utipt i hbi juui n nun i i i if-
! Mr. nnd Mrs. K. L. ' Ball of Fort
Jones, Calif.; spent n few hours In the
city yesterday while criruute to Crater
Lake. '
- Staple drugs at DeVoe's. tf
MattrcHHCH made nnd repaired. 'Fur
niture repairing nnd upholstering. 32
N. ('.rape. Phono 1 04. 118
Yesterday with a maximum of P0 de
grees was one of tho coolest days for
a week. This maximum was the same 1
Ittfiii ilmutrl mirtt . niM-lvUfl MmttliiV tn
as that of a year ago. This mornlni'a 1Pm, her vacation With-her mother,
minimum was 13., degrees. Mis. Addle Williamson. .
.Tree props all longtha. Medford .only few days left special electric
Lumber Co. ltMUf ranite nffert get, your's now! Il
j.ot mo write your tire insurnnrb.
and every one enjoyed themselves to
tho utmost. ..... lor lawn work, phone 913-J. Samuel
Wewnesday tipoclal Gowns und jUnteman. ' - tf
oomblnatlons In pink Bud orchid, open I The Misses Josephine and Martha
checked voile, stamped for onibrold- Murray. Kenneth and Jaok Murray and
ery.r$S.B value. 1.79. Iliindlcraft (lert Uostell returned Into last night
Shop.' ' ' " - . - lift, from l,os Angeles and other southorn
Kresh Umpire plaster. Medford California points, whoro they had been
Lumber Co. ' 104tf ivlsltlng friends nnd relatives. They
"Mtsss Louise Wllllnmson of Snlom. made tho trip by motor, going by way
one of the stuff of the state corpora- of tho Redwood highway nnd returning
tl.ln .Il.n ..l,c u(,.nntu Til, rt..inc i.,
city tomorrows front; Alaska where : lt,a(lp " nm th Hex cnf v,hrrt ule
hey -have, been sojourning for Some nmn nud coIIapsedt Thlfl ror(,nootl
For sand, gravel, sedtmont, cleaning
Carl V. Tongwald, . Holland Bldg.
Phone 993. , J04tf
Out of town Oregon guests- at the,
local hotels Sunday Included Mr; nnd
Uet your tree props now at the Big
Pines Lumber CO. MfOO
11 required two stages to lake tour
ists from the hotels and those arriving
it ii I hn fnfAniinn I rnlna. tit t 'rnlnr I ti L-n
Mrs. II. J, Mcllenry; J. C Hntidrlrk. ' ,hi- fi..-n.w.nn
ft. K. Taylor and (leorge Dillon of
Portland, 1-Jdwln Muwhahney of Hanks.
L. P. t.ro?Me of Brookings, tleorge W.
Knight of llubliurd. S. A. Carmlchael
of Coos liny, Mr. und Mrs. K. A. Far
rel of ltkevlew. Paul Itnblnsou of
Veronla. J. M. Almutt, C. F. Scbmeer,
S. A. .Poland and C, C. Gordon of
gene and Mesdames Ben K upper und
U. Kropp of Klamath Falls.
. Only few days left, special oleclrlc
range offer: get your's nowl 119
It. I. U. eggs nt DeVoe's. tf
Mrs. lOthol Willlts has returned
from Attending summer school at Sis
son. Calif.
Tree props nil lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
I represent tho strongest group of,
fire insurance companies In America.
Carl Y. . Tungwald. Holland Itblg.
Phono 1)3. t . lMtf
" Tho wedding of Miss Knunu Pell tif
Medford nnd William A. Morgan of
Portland, was solemulKed Sunday
morning. August 2nd. at 9 o'clock n
in nt the Christian church. D. J. Htiwe
officiating.
" Dr. W. W. Howard "has returned
from his vacation trip nnd bin office
Is now upon. 1 J 8
Fresh salt wuter salmon 2 Bo lb.
Johnson Produco Co. tf
The shipment of three doion wild
lurkoy engs recently received from
Ohio will he followed with olhur egg
allotments and with several pairs of
birds to be used In the experiment.
ily few days left special electric
mng offer; get your's now! J19
Columbia plnster wall board. Call
for price. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor L'aat Muln and rjcnoavi
Screen doors al Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard. cor. Hast Main and
Genesee. 88tf
(let your trea props now at Pig
Pines Lumber Co. - U90
The Jennings Tent Theater company
has arrived hi the city nnd will open
their week's engagement hero with the
play "S'Manlha," tonight ut 8 o'clock,
at tho telit oppositg the postofflce. ;
Only few days left special electric
rnngo offer; get your's nowl 119'
If your pictures nro ninde at Palm
er's Photo Studio, 718 X. Central, they
will be the best. tf
Mr. and Mrs. It, T. Warren of Copco.
Calif., ore among the visitors from that
point In the city today transacting bus
iness. Only few days left special electric
range offer; get your's now! IIH
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
best pictures. tf
Washington state visitors registered
at local hotels include Miss Olpha
Itoberts ami Marlon K. Scholes of
Ynklmn, Hobert lv, Stnrtter nnd fam
ily of Spokane. Mr. arid Min. P. Led
iMMtcr of Camus, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.,
run nnd duiiKhtor Norma of Tn
coma. Mr. and Mrs. V,. (1. Finlwcll of
Kust Point mid Mr. nnd Mrs. K. W.
(Iraham. Mr. und Mrs. Ii. Cramer, Mr.
und Mrs. II. A. Chadwlrk. Mr. nnd
Mra. Samuel. Koch nnd sons, and Mr.
und Mrs. I!. W. Griffith of Seattle.'
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and
Genesee. Mtf
The Model Pharmacy, opposit Oro
ceterln, will be open nights this waek.
, 1 1 !
by way of the Pacific highwuy. A very
enjoyable trip was reported. '
iinivu i nreo punsengers lor Ijoh .
Angeles or Santa Barbara, to pay part '
exponses. Leaving Thursday. Phone
45:!-H after 5 p. m. 1 IB'
Only few days left special electric
range offer; get your's now! !!!)
Airs. II. L. Davis, who had been
pending the past several months with
friends und relatives living at Battle
ground. Wnch., returned; to her home
In the city Inst Saturday..
French l-aimdry. J Phone 4S!t. lit
Most of the special trains bearing
members of the Knights Templar
lodge, who attended the national tri
ennial conclave at Seattle last week,
scheduled to pass through Medford on
their return t6 their respcctlvo locali
ties, have already arrived and depart
ed, leaving but one or two to como
through the city today or tomorrow.
French Laundry for finest linens.
111
Mrs. Clyde Hanson was among the
business visitors who wero In the city
today from Central Point.
F. H. Hulley. connected with the fed
eral land settlement service with heud-
mnrters In Portland. Is spending sev
eral weeks in southern Oregon on bus
iness. .
Ivan (Ulner o( Crescent Clly Calif.
is spet'oli'ir several weeks tn Mfti'oK-i
no vlnlnlty tn b. Inlaws' of s-dltni.-
Crescent Clly real estate.
O. W. t rill of Butto Falls.' whr liu
Icrwrnt a major operation nt the Sa
cred Heart hospital - Inst Friday. Is
gradually Improving nn,i B in 1(M Kuud
condition as ran be expectil.
To honor Mrs. Ralph Stuart of Mcc).
fi td. who In to itrrlvc thN week cud.
w th fMr. Slewnrt nnd who will he n
uuvst of her parents, Or and Mrn. .1. D
Dubsrk. Mrs. Dubark will uiilerlnln nt
a dancing mid supper party Thursday
evening. Sunday evening Mrs. Duback
will honor her son-in-law and dmigb
ter at an Informal supper and musl
eule". Mr. Stuart la returning to Mod
ford early In the weak Portland
JoOnn of Saturday.
Chief of Police Adams escorted SVilU-
van to'tltc city liniUa and sent hlin A t
or lib- city , ' '
J. K. Kolllnson, traveling represen
tative of the World's Dispensary Co.,
of Buffalo, X. Y lhaiiufuctnVers of Dr.
Pierces medicines, was In Medford to
day on business and renewed their con
tract with this paper for another year's
advertising. This Is one of the few
nunliclne companies whose ' ads have
been carried by the newspapers over
the country for many years und It Is
still one of the popular products. :
Miss Kdlth Loomis was the hostess
at an Informal luncheon at Hotel Med
ford Thursday,- given to a group of
friends who hnd gathered to wish her
farewell on her Journey to Long Beach
Shoot!
Snimn w-Jrjri 1
Mme. Schumsnn-Hcink rliva,
VU) preside l the Pike't feak
rodeo,' August 11. Sh lll
sound the keynote, not. with her
world famous voice, but with a
ix-ahootrr.'' She Is practising
now for the hf-wonjn rol?.
McDONOtrGH Thomas Ik-Don-ough
' passed away Saturday - after
noon. -August first at the Sacred'
Heart Hospital. -The deceused was
born In Ireland in 1-843 nnd enlisted
us a- fireman on the U. S.' S. Guard,
December 11, 1864 and received his
honorable discharge January 0. 186S.
Ho became an American citizen Au
gust 14. 1873. Mr. McDonough has
resided on his farm In the' Tolo dis
trict for the pnst several years and
he ;vlH ' he'mlssed' - by - his many
friends and neighbors. The funeral
services will be ' held at' 10 o'clock
Wednesiy' morning'-nt the Centrnl
Point cemetery where the interment
will be made'.' The funeral arrange-
ments are In charge- of the Perl Fu
neral Home. ' ' ''":' I
Xotlir.
Will the gentleman who attended
a. meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce and Fruit Grower's" League .Fri
day night and 'by mistake took Bi'iiy
hat with brown bund. Initials A. IJ..
please return it to Hotel Medford ami
receive his own In exchange. 115
Oonk with ens.
tf"
TOO 1ATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKD Man and wife on Ala Vista
orchard at Eagle Point. J. I.. Hovey.
Hupt. US'
LOST Man's hiking boot. Saturday
evening between Central ave and
flth "sireel, on l-'lr. ' Finder' pleuse
Phono 631-J-2. . 115
Tja ' yff .YA ? j i
mm
r m CI h a'
lMarjnismw3 fT wrVr-.- r fWi.nj
Wexford Plate andf
Window Glass Co.
AutomnUle glass nnd glass for nil
purposes. We repair broken win
dows and rosllver old mirrors, make
mirrors any sze- Complete lino
beveling and 'grinding machinery;
employ notblns " but ' ojtf erlonccd
help. ' ,
J. V. MORGAN, Manager
110 8. Bartlett ' Phone 140
CASH PAID
for Second-Hand
furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture Houe
315 E. Main Phone 503
dOOOOOOOCCOCXjOCOOOCOOOOOOO
.HAIL;. 1
g ' ' ' Insurance 1 . g
1 First Insurance :
Agency ,
5. A. L. HILL, Manager ?
Q Phone 105 30 North Central (
fi Medford Or. -
HOWLAND At tho home, of her.
daughter Mrs. Juhn S. Bon:u tlireo'
and one-half nifleH' went ut Phoenix.
Sunday, AukumI 2, Martha Thompson
Howluml, aged 8fi years, mother of
MrM.'-' "Benja mine -RolWnson' of Olen
flakv California, Cinbrlcl 10. llowlanU
of . Pasudeno. California.' Frank AV.
Howland of Chlc.lffo and Mrs. John S.
Bon iir of Home, Oreffun. Funeral
services will bo conducted Tuesday,
AuffUHt'4 at 3 o'clock In the aftornbon
from the Phoenix church with inter
ment in Pheonlx cemetery.' Conger
funerul pur Ions in charge of arrangements.
tTunnliigs Tout Theater.
Jennings Tent Theater ' company,
consisting' of 1 8 people. Including u
5-ploc'e orchestiy. will play a week's
engagement in Aicuiora commencing;
next Monday " bJght. August 3rd.
Opening play. "S'Muntha," at which
(line Indies will he admitted free us a
medium of-advertising. TJoors opened
nt 7:30, curtain rises at 8:00 Admission
2tc for children, and 40c for adults.
No' rPHrVcu sea,ta. Tent located opp.
Post OfflrV Iir.
I ' ' "See your doctor, VJclcs,Ttow
V w vevcr, tviy stlay the Irritation.
V VapoRub
0nr 17 MUlioH Jan Uid Y.trriy
do .i ' :
1AM
lfhours
Save one full business
dav each wsv take the
Fojtttt Train Arrosj Cauda
direct to
; TORONTO In 83 HOURS
. MONTREAL in 88 HOURS
.Cuisine and service the flnett
perfectly-eppointed trains with
Compertment. Obeervation
Or. Comptrtintnt and Stindtrd
. Slfn Cart and Op.e Top
Ottn-itinii Car thrtHUja lha Ca
ealiu r.c Itk Roc.t
t- . a- ''.- " ! t
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(LiiacUan pacific
5iTWilfcisWBanlaiMl
tVst ft wOH IVrtft. rW Afxn
".'-'Mi' Presenting - . .
FIVE ACTS OF ENTERTAINMENT
HEADED BY ' V
LAST TIMES!
"The "
Necessary
Evil"
- With ,
VIOLA DANA'
and
, BEN LYONS
and
OREGONIAN
SCREEN NEWS
, . STARTS ,,
WEDNESDAY
'Adventure' '
From
JACK LONDON'S
Master Tale
of
Romance and
the Islands
' . of the . i '
South Seas.
"TEMPTATIONS OF 1925"
With-
LESLOVA & DARASOFF
In.
"CHIC UNIQUE"
Featuring Song and Dance
Ed CORELLI & BURLEY Doug
In
"THE YANK AND THE SCOTT"
Presenting'
Comedy and Chatter
' GEORGALIS TRIO
t European Marksmen Deluxe
In
PLAIN AND FANCY SHOOTING
"SONGS AS YOU LIKE THEM"
.... By
Ernie GORDON & DELMAR Evelyn
Sweet Voiced Singers ' !
Talented - Fingers! ' '
. RALPH SEABURY ,
. The Illustrating Monologist '. -In
"smiles and sketches"
Topics'of The day lively comedy
V rs
3 Performan9es 2:00, 7:00, 9:00
Special Bargain Matinee
Adults, 35c; Children, 10c
Evening Prices:
Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
Added Attraction
Wednesday Lewis-Munn Wrestling Match Films!
Pari Biscuits
1 dozen to
Wednesday
the pan
8c
Special
Peerless Baker v
7 South Riverside Ave
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