Medford mail tribune., September 01, 1925, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNTC, MfiDFOftD. OKEfiOX. TUESDAY. (SEPTEMBER 1
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O PAGT$) TWO
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Zocal and
Personal
Iiv the womviii'h Imlhllntf at the Ih nlnolutely no connection between
enmity fair, there will) he an exhlhlt the new nurchuHcH and the fact that
of work of ftomen in tht county, who.thHHe lefflonwilreH are hoth menilieiH
wish to Nell their handiwork. Women
who v.IhIi to avail theniHelhcs of thin
opportunity should communicate with
Mihh ,1a no Hiiedieor, the miperintend
ent of the woman'H building. The ex
hlhlt will roiiHlHt of one Ha in pie of
earh kind of article, and the name and
ndurcnH of the maker. There will hu
no charge.
llv. K, IX T-IIwood, optometrist, h
moved to his temporary office over
Jjiiiiporfs. 22K il. Main. tf-
'Dance llivcrslde Co mm unity cltih
Kuturday nlKht. Alford'H Iniperinl or-j
chestra. Hall greatly enlii I'Ked, Come
for a hlK time. 1 .1 Ji I
Harry Hcott, well known lnsura tree
man of Han Francisco, is upending h Ih
v;icJilioii as the guest of Slater John
son iu.il chaslUK the elusive stcclhead
on the IJngue. Mr. Kcoit hns been an
ardent fisher man since he captured
his first steelhead here las! year.
Will pay cash for used pianos.
Week Orr, Medford. ISiMf
Kred Alton 1 blight, teacher of pi- it has been decided by the board. The
nno, Is offering a new original bur- mructuies have Just been completed,
niony und melody method, which may j If your pictures are made at Palm
he studied alone or in conjunction er's Photo Ktudlo, 716 N. Central, they
with the regular technical and chtssl- -will be the bcHt. tf
cal courHCH. Studio 3 1 K Liberty JJldg., J 1. L. Promley of the California
Medford, fre. Phone 72. 14H t Oregon Power citmpnny will leave to-
Mr. and Mm. Krnest Smith are morrow for Klamath Falls to take
starting a drug store In Medford on
t he corner of Hlverslde a ml Main
Hi reels. Ash la nd Tidings.
Cash paid for friction lop one-half
ration and gallon cans. Must be clean.
Hutchison and Lumadcn. 14 1
Remember the school book ru Jh
last year? We. liave the lists. Oct
yours now. 1 hi skins. 1 Hi
L. Olmlng wii'H grunted n permit this
, forenoon by the city building depart
ment to repair and remodel his house
on fOast Jackson at a cost of SUMMI.
liargains in used pianos, Ablrlch.
T. enter, Ludwfg. Packard, Kimball.
Sao them at Palmer's Piano lloiie,
ML'
Visit Cowglll's Scenic Avenue ranch
for the finest and sweetest water
melons grown. 143
A party of tourists from Honolulu
who arrived in the city yesterday con
sists of Mr. ami Mrs. K. S. .lone. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. It. D. Sproull end
.luanlta M. llrandis. Among fit her
giieslH registered at local hotels rmm
a dlwta nee are W
"Washington, D. C
It. Chatdlne of
David lies of
Vancouver. It. C, Mrs. C. A. Sellx of
Poise, Idaho. M. lvy of Rochester.
X. Y., Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Authonv fif
Caldwell, Idaho, T. H. Spoor of Chi
cago, Mrs. It. 1. TSrnoks of Mmih(s.
Tenn., and A. C. and Kd C. Smith of
I.eon, ldn.)i.
Maid 6' Kko, made of 100 per pent
orange; a pure and wholesome dr'nk.
141
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. Kant Main Mi1
Miss Orbto Katwlr-k. Miss At-iry
lb-lib, Miss Frances Howard and M 's.
C. H. Howard left Sunday for Port
land, itanler National park and other
norlherti points of interest.
Stanle drugs at DeVoe's tf
Noel Krskino gives piano lessons at
pupils' nnmem Think of the advnn-
ta". Phono 7?fl-W. I'll
Tom Swem left today for Klamath
Falls where ho will take charge of
the scenic effect h of the opera to be
staged by the Klamath Klwanls club
tho latter part of the week. He will
nlso assist with the Copeo exhibit at
the Klamath County fair. '
Dr. 1-3. D. Klwood, optontetrt. hns
moved to his temporary office ovr
Lamport's. '2'2H K. Main. tf
There's n busy Business College in
Me.ifnrd. OWN. 141
The city council will hold Us first
meeting of Ibis month thin evening,
at. which much routine and some im
portant business will bo transacted. I
i'-nr mi nd, gravei, souimeni, cleaning
or lawn work, phono 912-J, Samuel wmuim(1 llIul u Hi inPrt.0t wi, imvo
Untenmn. tf , ,oen connected with the agency.
Pudwelsor $1.60 per doz. nt He ( Ur ,., D Klwnod( optometrist, has
VoeH. 1 SO if nu,V(.d (0 hif, temporary office over
Although (lie river wns lined for i,anipni.t'H rH 1: Main. ,f.
mlies Sunday with anglom. very little t . Th(( KKhthawk orchestra of this
luck was reported. The greater mini- (,lty ,H PX(P(.t(11 t(1 ro(urn tomorrow
her fif the fishermen want down the from (l U)ur ()f nortnorn clillfornln in
river. Some came back without a Unp fn. ,hp wodiioHclay night dance
steelhead but othora caught from one (l, no Ka(. (jroun)ls ,lllViilon. Kn
to three. No big catches were report- emcntH were played at Dunsmulr
ed. The commercial fishermen state )im, Vn.k(!i ,,oth nf whl(.n Wll,.(1 ,,.
that tnere are great numiiers or torKeu
1t.il salmon In the river and that (.her
are also lots of steelheads but very
few of the big eh I nooks have been
encountered In their drift nets.
(! rants Pass Courier.
I represent tho strongest group of
fire Insurance companies In America.
Pari Y. Tengwald, Holland Tthlg.
plume firm. 1Vttf
Pleating of all kinds at Tho Fash
Ion Shop. Medford Hldg. 14,1
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Thorpe nf Cnn
yonvllle mid .1. M. Treffen, O. W. Kil.
Ion and J. A. Denn of lloseburg are
among the Douglas county residents
who arrived in thin city ycHterday.
Kxido batteries for Fords, Chevro
let. Stars, etc., $12.76 and
Williams & MeCurley. I04tf
We pny for nshes and soil dirt
cheap. Hrown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Humphreys and
daughter have returned from a
month's vacation trip in southern
California.
Reasonable prices in keeping with
hluh class work at The Fashion Shop.
Medford ltldg. 14,1
Cedar flumo lumber nt lUg Pino
Lumber Co. tf
Callfornlnns vegNtered at Incut ho
t Is Include Mrs. K. . Farrnr and
Mrs. A. .L Peiith and son nf Fresno.
Mr. ii nd Mrs, ft. A. Farmer of Pacific
f I rove, Mr. and Mrs. O. ft. Mororw of
McCloud. J. C. and .1. K. Malby of San
Framdsco, Miss Myrtle Fnrrar of
South Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen
of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. C. S Ken
dal of Santa Ana. and the following
from Los Angeles: Mr, and Mr. K.
H. Frohm. Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Schinl.lt
and son, Mr. and Mrs, H. P. Thomas.
Mr, and Mrs. H. 1. Moore. Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Karpf, Mr. and Mrs. O. 1 ).
1-VrgiiHon, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Younu.
Mrs. W. II. Melston. nnd Mrs. D Love.
HlaJi school students may purchase
tlu- HCtinol 1OOK nrt(-r roKlnlrnilnn. I, ,y ,,i t, ,,u ) s n,.my r,,,.n,t.
lliiBklim. I9 Inn Btntion. u a, pt,.. n,'. -,.1,11111:
W. II. Wnll fliilNhcil plrklim 111" ,vr, 10, .-Iv.'il from rortlnml ti'
.ilili'f pi-uch rriii ycnti-r.lny. ,.niltlnB h.-:i,l.,imi i.mv. niul tvltl t.r Ktii-
Hi'liil mimr plrlllrM of (rrrr I.nko. 1 ,, 11,,. Millliilti, Nlnmln.
Hlf.lforil nnd lhi lingua Valley vliw Pcrccn flnom . Wnllnco Wooiln
tn ymir frlonda. 1'alnui'i plcturn ore f.umt.rr yur.. cor. Knst Main nn.l
he but. , . tt Qeneaee, Q 88tl
I'mlPiv iho heading "Ituin'HH Ik
flood," the Intent Ikhuo of tint M'tlfonI
I.ckIuii publication puhllKtu'H ihf fol
lowing: "AtiOiriK the eomnnJcH Hhori
llitf n'W (JUH huKKh'H Ui't our loUi'i'ined
liudilii's A. J. Crone ami J;oc KIlloU,
who have reoently puit-huHecl flrtweij
iiioilelM la tJu better Hhnh cih-h. There
of t lie honorable city council.
Dance UlvcrHldc Corn inu nit y ctuh
Haturday niKht. Auditorium ha heen
Kreatly enlarged and Ih one of the
M'Ht dance floors on the count, lie
euro and come. Alford'g Imperial fr
i iH'Htra. 1 'i'.t
.Serjeant fi rover Owen, In charge of
the local L', H. army recruiLliiK stalloa,
Iiuh received additional requiHitioiiH
for musicians In the army detuch
mentH Htatloned in tho i'anama Canal
zone,
We pny for flfdiea and well dirt
cheap. Jirown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mrs. C. A. WfrtK ami dinihter h-ft
Ihls forenoon fur Hi. J'aul, .Minn
where ihey will spend several weeks, that a fine Shorthorn calf was shot
visiting friends and relatives. last week by someone who was using
Try that big rnllk ahake at DeVae's. 'a gun on the highway. There N a
tf law which prohibits shooting from the
Kugene's two new Junior high ' public highways and with the coming
schools, Woodrow Wilson and Then- ,,f bunting season, hunters pre
(lore HoosL'Velt, will be heated by oll,l'"X'ed to u"e discretion when using
chiirge of the Cotico exhibit at the
Klamath county fair.
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
I.iiml) Yard, cor. Kaat Main and
Oenesee. R8tf
Watihingtftn state vlsitfii's In the city
Include Mr. and Mrs. N. Watson of
Kverett, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Aloe of
I Human, Mr. and .Mrs. F. ,1. Witte of
Centialia, Mr. ami Mrs. D. T. Voung
of Toledo and D. O. Hawkins. .Mr. ami
Mrs. N. Porter, Miss Clara M. J'trler
and I- Porter of Seattle.
Cedar flu mo (umber at Pig Pines
Lumber Co. tf
,M iss llclen Sprague a nd brot her,
John, left yesterday for Vuba. City,
Cal., where they will Join their father,
who has been living there for the past
month.
Large stock A'lctor recordH at Pal
mer Music Store. tr
Oencrnlly cloudy weather is the pre
diction for Wednesday, following a
maximum yesterday of fi.S.i and a
n 1 1 n In Mi in today of 47. fi. A year ago
today, with a maximum of :is, was
mm.h cooler than todav. following a
maximum of !)7 the previous day.
( 'arpenter will build, repair, paint
fir decorate for rental of house. P. o.
Pox 720. Medford. 13!
Mr. and .Mrs. D. F. Herbert of New
Oilcans, La., left lust, evening for
Crater lake by motor and will pro
ceed homeward from there by way of
Klarnalh Fails. They have been tour
ing the country for the past three
months and seemed very anxious to
ret urn home when In the city yes
terday. Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. if
James Fagan, alias A. C. inters,
arrested here Friday night by Chief
of Police McNabb on a charge of car
theft. Mas returned to Portland today
by Detective Taylor of the Portland
n,,ltre rirmnrtment: ' Faghn," according
Taylor, Is one of the cleverest car
thieves in the state and the Portland
police have been searching for hint
for some time. Taylor and Fugan left
tor Portland this morning, where it
Is believed a grand larceny charge
will be filed against the latter. Ash
land Tidings.
Jackson County Fair and Pear
Show. M' dford, September 16 to 1 !).
107tf
Harrison It rot hers have sold the
Ford agency at Ashland to Mr. Cla
comb of Walla Walla. Wash., who
takes charge In a few days. Harrison
llrothci-H hrve had the agency In Ash
land for over six years and will re-
... tH VI1i.(1., wn. , K M
thUMlnMtl(.aMy r,M-elved. This orches
tra has been booked for nn engage-
itient at the Kiilnbow Oardens, near
Itostduirg, on Labor Day. there being
no dance at the Fair (1 rounds that
'date out of courtesy to tho American
Legion.
Fruit growers get In touch with gov
ernment free employment bureau.
I Medford Chumber of Commerce, for
'pickers. 1 IStf
I Huckleberries were still being sold
at the public market this morning, be
sides the usual lines of home grown
produce, which offered many bargains
to tho early morning shoppers.
Pears, apples, extra low prices.
Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St.
Phone !7. UHtf
W. II. Harris, well known melon
grower of Ihe Willow Springs district,
was among the visitors in the city
this morning.
Fresh salt wnter aalnion, 2 fie lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Poland Flaherty and
children, former well known residents
of Medford, arrived In the "city last
night from Los Angeles, where they
havo resided for several years, for a
visit of a week with relatives and
friends, Mr. Flaharly was formerly
prominently connected with the local
farm bureau.
' Hemstitching, buttons covered, nt
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Ninety-three out of the state cars
were registered here with the local
state traffic bureau yesterday.
Stylish frocks and (towns, designed
and made to order. Fashion Shop.
.Medford Pldg. Hit
' Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wakefield ar
rived this morning from Log Angeles
to spend several weeks visiting friends
ami relatives here.
Palmer's Photo Studio make the
het pictures. tf
ltussel K. Yutz. local boy, who re-
0ut of town Oregonhnm registered
utJn-)t hotels Include Helen Jones ol
Astoria, J W. Powers and family of
I'ovM'is, C. H. (jalirlt't and Mr. and
Stn, H. M. Utile of Hiileia. Mr. and
Mrs. 11. (i. J-ane and J.. V. Hex of Ku
(sene, a nd the following from 1'ort
land: Mr. and Mrs. J,. T. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Hearn. Mr. and Mrs. M
H. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. (J. Camp
hell. Mrs. K. T. Albert. Mr. anil Mrs,
10. It. .Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. . C
I'earsoit, M r. and Mis. Kherhart.
Katherfne M. lioylc. Dr. Oiin It. Wight.
Mrs. J. H. Parley. John J. itagley Jr.,
and Wayne it. J lag ley.
I-'resh salt water Halrnon, 25c lh
Johnson Produce Co. tf"
Prick Ice cream fi"c at PeVne's. tf"
fleorge M. Prown of Urownshorn
wfis ainonti the visitors In the cliy yes
terday t nintmctini; huninesH.
Krldny, Sept. 4th, we will sell only
hooks for Bladen fj to X inclusive. No
oilier boooks will he nohl, Jin skins.
1 3!i
Complaints have started coming In
concerning the shooting from public
highways. W. H. Lindsay today slated
1 1 rearms. ( i rants I'nss i oiirier.
I'ancy creamery butter 03c per lb
Jnl'tinin "Produce T'o.
K. J. Hver, after having spent two
' months visiting relatives In Medford
left today for his home In Milwaukee.
'Wis, He was very pleased with the
Itogue Itlver valley and cxtireed the
hope of having an opportunity of set
tling here permanently. '
Fresh will water salmon, 2Ec. lb
Jobnvon Vrriduce Co. tf
J. It. Shaw, who was injured In ae
auto accident Sunday evening at thf
intersection fif Itiverslde avmie and
.lackHon street. Is imnrovd. acconlinf.1
to a report from ihe S.icrerl Heart
hfivdtat. when he N a patient. Leon
ard Frank, who was also Injured fr,
the same accident, Is In a very satis
factory condition.
Let me write your Hm inur.nnee
Carl V, Tengwald. Holland Hidg
pboo rift 10.itf
lOfglitecn cars of fruit were ship
ped east yestenlav by local packlii!'
houses. Two of the ra r serif were
winter banana, apples, an early va
riety. I. adbn' hats mf.de tn '!') b Indiv
idual taste at Fashion Shop. Medr-""1
nil'". l :t
Clients from a distance i-f'tuievix'
at 'errfck's Moto-- I tin Include the
f-'mllies of It K. I'.mvii'in of C:in'"
Wvf ,. .1. P.owen f.f Cb--eland. Ohio
William liadach o l)"iiv-r. Coi.
Satnu'! Oarvfn ff I 1 Hm ry. Pa.. K. F
Hoffnifin of Madron, Wis., and D. F
Hill of P.utle. Monf.
Thursday. Sept. Srrt, we vii uep
only books for -'grfd 1 t'i 4 jnciu
s've. No other books will be sdd
Havkliw. U!)
An unusii''! event for the Ins'
t wee l.-wlll be a f ' wa t erinebi-
feed at I ton lie v I trot hers, "on h '
'entr-il Point. Thursfla.v nii'ht. F.v
eryone in southern Orecon hai be"
Invited ti attend a"d i-nii"' wrifee
pi'don as truest of p.nnnev ib-fis. a'''
Cicorgo Obenchaiu a nd oi to P,i"vird
Dressmaking. Handwork a neei-il-tv.
. The Fashion Shop. Med'"'-'1
Hide. 143
I I. Chn ndler Kgn n left t n'bi v I. v
motor for San Francisco vtn Crccent
City accompanied hv his gti'ts, fjeo
A. Itublc of WashiiU'titi. 1). C and
Prof. Lewis Dow fif Dart mouth col
lege, Hanover, N. II., ,wlm have been
visiting In Medford the past ten days.
Mr, Kgun plans to enter the C'llif irnia
state golf tournament at 1 Jet Monte
starting Hentember 14th.
Mrs. It. T. DeLosh, soe'etv editor of
the Sun. In out of the city thin week.
Please semi In rennrts of club'and so
ciety gathering, list of visitors, e'c. to
this office fir telephone short Items to
7!.
Mr and Mrs. "Ralph Cowe-Ml and
children left today for Salem and
from there will tin to Covvallts. wher"
his brother, Criffith. will be married
tomorrow to M iss, A nnette Wenthr
for, teacher for two years in the Ash
laud Hchools,
Clenn
office
cotton rngfl wanted nt thl
TOO LATE W CLASSIFY
LOST liwt fork wllhuut hnmlli',
Itfiuhlii't'hnotl of Hlinu-y. livturn tn
..Iliilol .M fiU'il. Ui'U-nnl. I 3 !t
FOR ItKN'T SmuM. inculi'in midir
lliNh.'tl hotiMe nt 42 Uiikm Court. Ill'
tllllri' 4 Tt Rush I'ourt. 141
U' A NTKI SmiHMint' tn nr iipnr I'lui.'
nlx to c:iri for two flillitr.'ii wliili1
inulhi'r wnrkH. i'htmo 4tis-li-:l.
WANTKl)- Kspi'Hi'tirnt womnn fur
(Niokllli; mil tliMl.si'Wilrti. Atil'ly li l
ti'r l''rhliiy mtirniiiK. Mrs. (1. I..
I'.llhrniun. 1 C, (ii'iii'Vi' nvi'inii'. lit'.ilf
KOlt KAI.I'
ciiiinin.
11ry.
1 k:io
lihiinK fnr
Call J. M.
14 1
2-DAY HOLIDAY
n
Go somewhere, Take the whole family
for a joyous holiday outing.
Reduced Ronndtrip Fares
For fares and train service, ask agent
rSh
Southern PaciftcLines
M. Montgomery, Local Passenger Agent, Phone 34, Medford
DRIVER OF SPEED
CAR SENTENCEO EXHIBIT CANNED
TOCOUNiyiAIL GOODS AT FAIR
Five traffic violators
;n btcal Justice courts y
today.
fined
sterday and
Joslyn of Kan Francisco
ItO day jail sentence on
i-Mwa rd
re.eived i
his dea of Kuilty in .Itnle Tuylor's
court y sterday, to u charge of reek-
less dri vini?, preferred iiK.'ilnsi him
by Stale Traffic Officer .1, .1. Me-
Mahon as a result of an auto wreck
Sunday evenliiK, when Joslyn struck
a car driven by J, P. .Shaw near
Philips Auto Park Service. As a re-
suit of the accident, which happen-
ed while .Joslyn is alleged to have
been traveling at a rate exceeding
10 miles an hour, two men. .1 I!.
Shaw and Leonard
Frank, Joslyn's
co in pan ion ami owner of the car
were sent to tho hospital, whero
t hey are now Improving, ii is also
said that Joslyn claimed he had made
ihe 1 1 ip from Kan Franeisco to
Medrord in 12 hours. The California
car. a Hudson bug. was locked in a
Kftrauc awaiting further development
of the case to present themselves.
OtheH who received lines were;
Karl .1. Fvans, who was fined $10 at
Ashland yesterday for speeding; O. L.
Jones of iJi-ants jus, u $:,o fine for
re( kless driving which resulted In a
smash up in the Siskiyou mountains,
tor which Jones will also be obliged
to pay $12 to cover damage done to
the car he struck.
V. J. Schade of Los Angeles put
up a $75 cash ball when arrested by
Slate Truffle Officer p. Talent
for transporting passengers without
.1 proper license, and also for exceed
ing the stale speed limit. He Is to
appear at Judge Taylor's court with
in 10 days.
Fj. tl. White, n stage driver, plead
ed not guilty this forenoon to a
charge or Hpeedlng pieferred against
hi m by J. .1. Mc.Mahon for speeding,
it is alleged, a stage loaded with pas
sengers from Savage Kapids Dam to
he Hi vera auto camp. He will re
ceive j, trTal by jury, the date of
which has not been set.
Lcbor Conditions Good
Local Bureau Reports
Labor conditions, accordfng to a re
'orl from Chris (Joltlieb. In charge of
he local branch of the United States
Yeo employment bureau, are well
'la'anccd between employe and em
ployer. Tourists, Kearching for work.
re gradually dec-easing. The local J
office has been nhie to place ihe ma- ;
jorliy of experienced pear pickers '
ippiying for work. Several openings i
ne at band (or berry pickers in the
A pplegate district and prune pickers
at Uoscburg.
Out of 2 IS applicants last week. 14S
were given work. 14 of whom were
women, L'li having applied.
L'fforts are now being made to con
tinue the local bureau permanently,
as under present plans it will close
October l. being open only three
mouths of the year.
Local Omits Form n 1'nlon.
Culinary Workers' Cnlon No. fif!.
composed of restaurant cyoks and
waiters and waitresses and confection
ary workers was formed Monday, with
a membership of 44. The following
officers were elected ami installed:
President, Itohert Pulaski; vice
president. James Valentine, and secre
tary, Harry Wiggins.
Watermelons
1 c per Pound
. At the PHIPPS ORCHARDS
4( Miles Out on Crater Lake Highway
Medford Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Automobile Klnss nnd glass for nil
purposes. We repair lirnken win
dows nnd resllver old mirrors, innlto
niliinis nny size. Complete line
bevellni? nnd grinding machinery;
employ nothing but experienced
help.
J. V. MORGAN, Manager
118 S. Bartlett Phone 140
WOMEN ORGED TO
o,
With the county fair less than three
weeks away, it is time for every
woman in Jackson county to look over
her supply of canned jjooda and select
the be.st to take to ihe county fair.
The following points are considered
by the judges when awanlln the
prizes and if used in selecting the
product to take may perhaps make-
fi a better exhibit.
( Canned fruiis ami veetaldes:
- 'J'no quality of (he product. The
Product should be of the degree (
ripeness that is most desirable for u.sc,
n,,t overripe nor underripe, free from
"1'eckH and spots, of the best texture
mat irun or veKdanic, neitng-
"nnereooKeu, ana
etaln natural
2. The color should be natural; the
pieces should be uniform in size and
shape; the jar should be full of fruit
or vegetables, but nut crowded. The
pieces Khould slide easily but Very
slightly toward cither end as the jai
ls lipped. No credit is given for fancy
packs. There should not he any sedi
ment, grit und foreign matter such us
unnecessary bits of stein ur leaf. No
artificial coloring should be used and
no preservative.
:j. Syrup or Hujiid. Tho syrup or
VETCH-RYE
NOW IN STOCK
Sulphate of Ammonia j
Advancing in Price.
Picking Bags
Seed Grains Grass Seed
Sulphur
FARM BUREAU
CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE
i J
IMadrona I
Producer
MAKES MORE
EGGS AND KEEPS
HENS- IN BETTER
CONDITION.
Containing more of
the higher grades of
Ingredients and less
of bran and mill run,
this good mash ex
eels.
TRY IT YOU'LL
STICK BY IT.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main Phone 260
"Get Oup Feed Prices"
I
School
Opens
Soon
How About Transpor
tation? WE HAVE GOOD
USED CARS .
$25.00 $50.00
$75.00
AND UP
MASON
MOTOR CO.
Distributors for Star,
Vurant and Flint Cars
Corner Sixth an (fc Bartlett
Phone 366
liquid should be appropriate in color
and consisienry with ihe fruit or
vctfelable used; should be Ihe natural
color and contain no xpeeks or fruh.
4.t'oiitainer. The container shWhl
be clean and nwatiy- labeled and u(
clear glass. The label on canned
vetflables HhMihl im-lude th-method
and letiKlh of time of proeesain
TONIGHT .
A BILL YOU SHOULD NOT MISS
The Topnotch Bill
30k
STARTS
TOMORROW
REGINALD .
DENNY
In
'I'LL SHOW YOU,
THE TOWN'
Funnier Than
"OH! DOCTOR"
And Filled
With Laughter!
Adapted From
the Novel of
the Same Name.
THE BEST FILM
TONIC IN MANY
A DAY!
GAS
HEAT
30-Day Special
Cash Your Old Stove in
for $ 1 5 as first payment on
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
HEAT
GAS
HEAT
THE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
MEDFORD, OREGON
We have ample
producer of
INTEREST PAID ON TIME AND
SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Members of the
of the United
I DouKlan O. Ingram of Portland and
!V It ChapIIne of Washington, I). t.
Inspector o furazhiK with ihj Jiatlonul
1 forest service, arrived In th.M-lty last
evening anil left this niornitiB for the
Four lilt tree kexperimental area in
the Butte Falls district, accomoanled
by Jack Horton, connected with the
tt'raler National fm-ewt.
OFFERING
of. the Summer Season
HEADED BY
MLLE. NINA
With
FRANK BACON AND SOPHIE FONTAINE
in
"ARTISTIC RLVELATIONS'
Morcy BARTON & YOUNG Harry
in
"IT'S ALL FOR FUN"
PIERCE & ROSLYN
In
"A WHIRL OF MELODY"
JOE CODY & BROTHER
in
"THE MAD HATTERS"
Comedy Juggling
MAYBELLE PHILLIPS
In
SONGS AND DANCES
2 Performances 7 and 9
Evening Prices:
Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
"Topics of the Oay"H
Mack Sennett Comedy
CmU'i'luii Oi'clu'stra
HJUAT
GAS
w.
Si
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M
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Vulcan
SMOOTH
TOP
Gas Range
and pay the balance
in 12 equal pay
ments, no interest
charged.
Free piping in
your home.
Service first
profit a by-product.
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GAS
HEAT
funds to loan to the
farm products. . ;
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Federal Reserve Bank
States Government
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