Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 04, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto e I1 if i PXOfi two ocaluhd Personal Medford bunlneu I Mill fast forc ing ahead, as is nhown by the little over twenty-one per cent Increase in the city's poRtofflce receipts for lust month-over the receipts of August of , a year ago. The receipts hove been ' Htoadlly increasing every month since lust Hprlne. . Landacupinfr Those debiting tp beautify their homes and lawns, with wisely selected and artistically ar- raiiRed shrubbery and ornamental trees, may have the free advice of an experienced landscape architect from Portland, who is visiting our city for a short time. Phone 372. 145. Fresh- beef and fish at all times.. WllBon Afeat Market Johnson Pro duce RldK. (147 Dr. Frank Roberts Is In Denver. Colo., pn a ten day business trip. Dance Riverside Community club ) Saturday night. Auditorium has been Bieatly ;enluiffod and Is one of the bent floors on the coast. Be sure 1 and come. A If or d' a linporial orches . tra. v 143" Boy's long corduroy pants, sizes 6 to 10 years. Will H. Wilson, 33 X Front. 142 J. E. Tourtellotte of Portland, the nrcbltect of the new hiph school, con ferred on details relative to the letting J of thai contract, for the building of ; that structure, with the school board at an Informal meeting held by tho latter yesterday afternoon. - The Mod ford Business College has placed a great many students In good positions and Is receiving more calls than It can fill. Its service to you will be to placo you on the payroll as soon an possible. Courses begin Bept. 16-21. OWN 1 Bl 'The .Valley school, for hoys and girls, at 1103 Went 10th street, will reopen September 14th, under the di rection of Miss Kitty Bragg. Atten tion will be confined to children of the first, second and third grade. For further Information please refer to Mrs. Hamilton Patton. Tel. 847 -X. 143 Mrs; 6. A, McKay of Cent ml Point received a telegram that her brother John Or Slagle. former pioneer real-, dent of Jackson county, passed awiiy ln Oakland. Calif., September 2. The body will be taken to Coquille. Ore., for buriul, Katurdny, September C. Imogene Wallace, accredited teach, er. Piano and harmony.. Studio 2.1 r. Kat Main.' Room 7. ' 1 151 Boy's long corduroy pants, sizes 6 to 15 years. Will H. Wilson. 32 N Front..-w-1 ' 142 Among tourists and other guent registered at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. AVlllhrd O. Wylle and Miss Edith Wylle of Beverly, Mass.1,-Mr.' and Mrs. O. A. Nelson of Waureka, Okla., E. C. Cornwell, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunter of Ktevensvllle. Mont.. F. A. Blerman of Elgin. 111., Irene CI. Bolch of Grand Forks. X. IX. Mr. and Mrs. K, J. I.nwe and Otulre Leonard of Denver. H. Van Deji Vouwer of Bullahlo"; N. Y,4 and Mr. 'and Mrs. A. K. Barrel) and son and E. K. Balrd of Now York City. There wlll.be a'siieclnl call meeting of the preator Medford club Saturday. SeptoniUor. uth, at 2:30 p. m. at the library, to complete the Incorporation of tho 4lntf4 All members a r urged to bo present: 142 Mrnr K. E. Wildor has stnnds on th highway north and south of th Pioneer building. In Phoenix, where good old Dutch oven filed chicken and all' kinds of homo grown vege tables oan bo bought i at re.itonahlc prices.,, . V -' 14? A. Ji,Crose arrived home this fore noon frtJm a several days business visit at Portland. Fred,' Alton Halght, -teacher of pi ano, irf offering a new original har mony and melody method, which may be studied alone or In conjunction with the regular technical and classi cal courses. Studio 818 Liberty Bldg.. Medford, Oro. Phone 72. 148 Boy's ,4-piece suits, two pants and vest. 18.75, Will II. Wilson, 32 N. Front. H2 Dr. and Mrs. 13. B. Lamb and son, B. J. Ilea mid E. D. -Johnson arc among the Klamath Falls residents who arrived hero yesterday. Mrs. llubbard HolllHter of San Luis Obispo,' Calif., and hor sister. Miss Ruth Thleiw of Lansing, Mich., who have been visiting their aunt, 'Mrs. Fred Ii'.' Heath, louve for homo, todsy, UoyV 4-plece suits, two pants and vest, $8.75. .Will 11. AVIlson., 32 N. Front. , ' 142 W. H.' McDanlols of tho National Forest service, arrived In the city to day fiTom Portland on business lu connection with the matter of cooper ation between the etato and federul forestry service. j Dance Riverside Community club Pat u id ay night. Alford's Imperial or chestru. Hall greatly enlarged. Come for a big time,-. .. .143 Brick Ice cream BOc at DeVoe's. tf Callfornlans registered at local ho tels Include Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Ma bury and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harrison of San Jose. .Mr. and Mrs. Dydmer Ross of Fullorton. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Oorladlno of Tuft, F. J. Hurd (Uf Oakland, Ooorgo and Pearl Lingo uf Veiilco, Mi-s. D. H. DcLong of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wise of Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs. P. Wolf of Colusa. Mr. and Mrs. Fer vor of Chlco, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lan to nof Red Bluff, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. AVIlson of I-os Angeles, and the fol lowing'" from San Francisco: Mrs, Robert Bwayne. Mrs. W. Swayno, Miss Helen Anthony, John Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Whitney. Dr. and Mm. M. O. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. John HoRclrlto. Fresh, unit water salmon. 23c lb. Johnson' Produce Co. tf Ladles hats made to suit tho Indiv idual taste at Fashion Shop. Medford llldu. J!.' 143 Tho woekly band concert In the city park tonight will begin at 8 o'clock. There will be a special call meeting of the Greater Medford club Saturday. September Oth, nt ttftO it. m. at the library to completo the Incorporation of the Vlub. All members aro urged to bo present. 142 Dreramnklng. Handwork a special ty. Th Fashion Shop. , Medford Bid. 4. , 143 Ocora-ft1, Williams of Jonny Creek., spent several hours In tho city today transacting business.- : . Boy's Iron hose, tho best you can buy. Will H. AVIlson, 93 X. Front. 143 ' Smart t fall coata. Natwlck, Inc. t Oregon again has been honored In American Legion circle by being one of the first five States chosen to or ganlze for child welfare work prior to the national convention which con venes In Omaha October 5. Smart full coats. Natwlck, Inf. I 140 - Danes at Applegate Saturday night. September 6th. 143 , Misses Llnta and Hazel Da vies of Aoplegate are spending today In the city transacting business. You will be able to earn a good salary one year sooner. Courses be igin Sept. 16-21. Medford Business College. OWN 151 t Stylish frocks and gowns, designed and made to order. Fashion Shop, Medford Bldg. 143 f Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Swem left this morning for their home In Seattle af-. ter having spent the past ton days vis iting reluttves here. Dance at Applegate Saturday night. September Oth. 143 Smart fall coats. Natwlck, Inc. i 146 R. G. Fowler, county club leader.: Is spending several days at Klamath. Falls Judging livestock at the county fair 'there. Ho will later go to Jakc vtow to act In the same capacity at the Luke county fulr. Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl V. TengWttld, Holland Bldg. Phone 003. . 304tf Boy's school shoes .all sizes. Oood shoes for less money. Will H. Wilson. 3? N. Front. 142 Washington state visitors register ed at local hotels Include Mrs. O. W. Skinner. Mrs. R. H. Wolf and O. C. Wear of Vancouver, Mrs. L. S. Jonas of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. War ner of Centralla, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clifford, F. S. Huso. J. DeLuck and Children, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boyd of Seattle. Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 K. Main. tf Light adjusting at Hard man's Gar-' age. Jacksonville. Phone 202. 143 Ernest Smith, formerly of Hnskins Drug store, who will establish a new store at the . corner of South River side and Main streets, in the Knight building, now In the stages of com pletion, left yesterday for San Fran-, clsco, where he will purcahse stock for the new store. Dance nt Applegate Saturday night, September 6th. 143 Budweiser $1.60 per fdoz, at Dp Voe's. . . . . J30tf Boy's school shoes, alt sizes. Good shoes for teps money. Will H. Wilson. 32 N. Front, 42 George A. Grieve of Horn brook was among the business visitors in the city yesterday from adjacent California. Fancy creamery butter 53c per H. Johnson Produce Co. Reasonable prices in keeping with high class work at Tho Fashion Shop, Medford Bldg. 143 Send some pictures of Crater lake, , Medford and tho Rogue Vlver vulley ; views to your friends. Palmer's pic tures are best best. tf George Barker, well known Butte Falla banker, has moved his family to j Medford In order that his children may attend school here this term. While Mrs. Barker will remain with the children here, her hushand will carry on his buslncsa at tho lumber town.- Pleating of alt kinds at The Fash ion Shop, Medford Bldg. 143 Free. With first sale of Evereudy Flashlight Friday and Saturday, pur chaser will receive extra cells free. Mary Mee, druggist, Central Point. 142 Cedar flume lumber at Big PlneH Lumber Co. tf Word has been received from KulN- oel. Mont., of the death on Tuesday. September 1, of Miss Lelln C. Brown of Chicago, only sister of Walter Kra mer Brown. Dr. E. IX Elwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 13. Main. , tf. Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf Mrs. Emma Hlbbard, a former reHldent. now of Sacramento. 1h spend ing several days visiting her son, J. G, Hlbbard. wo pay for ashes and sell dirt chenp. Brown A White Agency, Inc. tf Dr. 13. D. Elwood. optometrist, has moved to his temporary of (loo over Lsmpfiri's. 22N E. Main. tf Visit Cowglll's Scenic Avenue ranch for tho flhest and sweetest water melons grown. 143 Including the 49 cars shinned yes terday, a total of 768 carloads of peai-s have been shipped by local nncklng bouses so far this season. Two hundred additional have been shipped by packing houses lucuted In other parts of tho county. Boy s iron hose, the hest you can buy. Will II. Wilson, 32 N. Front. 142 Hemstitching, buttons covered, nt the Handicraft Shop. tf Kxldo batteries for Fords. Chevro let, Stars, etc. J 12,7 5 and $16.60. Williams A McCurdy. 104tf Forty-six more out of tho state cars were registered with the local state auto traffic bureau yenterday. Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Cor. Kast Man and Genesee. RHtf JVresh saldt water salmon, 2Cc. lb. Johnson Produce Co. tf Cedar flu mo lumber nt Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Out of town Oreirnnlans who ar rived In the city Thursday Include Airs. j. iu. Ferguson or Mood lliver. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C Kinney and . M. Kinney, of Astoria, lva E. Hur tle of North Bend. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Hartman of Oorvallls. Miss Ag nes Mehrtimi of Taniront. Mike Jcimev and son ftltd V. V. Crews of Eugene, and tho following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holland. Mrs. E. Gadamke, Mr. And Mrs. A. M. Nagel, Miss liola Moer. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McAllister. L. It. Davis nnd family. Mr, and Mrs. Douirlas McCheney. Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Bettmnn. T. M. Joyce and family. Mrs. R. B. Mclntyre and daiichter and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker. Will pay cash for used, pianos. Weeks & Orr, Medford, 13Ptf It's Monday nlgnt Tho Legion's Lahor Day dance, at the Armory. Al ford's orchestra, 148 Make that dote now for the Anmrl ran Legion lihor Day dance next Monday night, nt the Armory, 143 With 6000 pickers at work and BMtl mor needed, hop picking parted Monday In the larger yards in Marion und Polk counties. - Bargains In used pianos, AlCrlch, Lester, ' Ludwlg. Packard. Kimball. See them at Palmer's Piano House. 142 Want buv barley. Farm Uuroiu Cooperative Exchange. 142 Screen doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber -Yard, cor East Main nnd yftT) Mgtti ffiflBTflnS, rCT)FORD. :' QftEflOX, FRIIVY, SEPTEMBER , 4,- 1025 V I ' Fsld McPherson Is among the Eagle Pointers suendlng the duy in the city on bu sin's. J ( Special sale of suits Thursday, Frl- I day and Saturday, at the Model Cloth- j log Co. Reductions to 60 per cent. 141! Freah salt water salmon, 25c lb. Johnson Produce Co, I Pears, appples extra low prices. 'Johnson Produce Co., 241 S. Fir St.' I'none . jasii- n I Three small fires, caused by light-! I ning in the Rogue River country 'near the Umpqua Divide were re-j ported to the local forest service of-, .flee here yesterday. Severul men, were immediately sent to tho scene,, and ns yet no word has been recelv-; ed to the effect tbe fires have been put under control. The finest music In the valley and the wonderful Armory floor. Remem ber that Legion Labor Day dance Monday night. 143 Staple drugs at DeVoe's. tf Fruit growers get In touch with government free employment bureau. Medford Chamber of Commerce, for pickers. HMtf City Water Engineer Dillard has completed a report on the water sltuutlon and upon tho needs of a now system.. Tho report will bo published very soon. Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf There's a busy Business College in : Medford. OWN. 141 , Noel Ersklne gives piano lessons at ; pupils' homes. Think of the advan tage. Phone 729-W. 143 . There was born as Purucker's Ma ternity Home this morning an X pound boy to Mr, and Mrs. Harold D. Grey. Alother and son are doing nicely according to late reports. j Jackson County Fair aud Pear! Show, Medford, September 16 to I'.i. 10"tf j I represent the strongest group of fire insurance companies In America. Carl . Y. Tengwuld, Hollund Bldg. Phone 9U3. 104tt For -sand, gravel, aedlment. cleaning or lawn work, phone 012-J, Sumuel , Bateman. - - Clients from a distance registered I at Merrick's Motor Inn Include the I families of A. Orlcourt of Denver, j Colo., C. W. Palmhlnde of Axtill, Nev.. i M. C. Purrine of Phoenix, Ariz.. L. G. I Veaver of Mohcow. Jdaho. F. H. Pux- ton of Esbon, Kaus, E. F. Twindle of Globe ICty. Iowa, and F. M. King of Butte, Mont. .. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheup. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf . W. O. W. N ot Id'. Special meeting Friday evening. Come nnd meet the new Dlsl. Mgr., Mr. Chave. A lunch will bu served. 143 A. F. & A. M. ,V Special communication Meil- for1 L,,rtTe No 103' A- & A A. M. Friday evening, Septem ber 4th at 8 p. m. Work In E. A. degree.- By order W. M. 342 A. J. CHOSE. Secretary They're Y Howling With Joy- at the YOU'LL BE DP IN THE AIR FOREVER AFTER IF YOU . DON'T' SEi I Reginald DENNY Til Show You the Town' i It's Laughing Dynamite! From ELMER . DAVIS' H . Popular - Novel. SUNDAY 1 H If you' like your comedies darned amusin' see " . Beb Daniels f in "WILD,. WILD SUSAN" Econoimy Gro eeteria THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE ; CASH BUYERS ARE CAREFUL BUYERS Catering to the cash buyer is what compels us to carry the biggest and best stock of Groceries in Southern Oregon. Cash buyers can shop around and ouy where they can find what they want at the best price. Because of this we naturally are quite gratified that we have had to more than double the size of our store to care for the big increase in our business. Bread lV2-lb.Loaf ...10c 1-Ib. Loaf .............. r.2 for 20c COFFEE 'h Edwards' Dependable Coffee, 3-lb. Can ...$1.49 And a 1-lb. can free. OTHER SPECIALS Crystal White Soap, 27 bars . . . . $1 .00 Sweet Spanish Onions, very fine, 4 lbs. 25c Fancy YellQw, Danver Onions, 8 lbs. 25c Corn,,Nol, 2 cans, packed in the heme cannery, 2 cans . . 25c Hominy, the big No. 2 cans, 3 cans . . 35c F. F. C. Asparagr.as Tips, J lb. square . can .. ............ . . 30c Campbell's Soups,' any kind, can. .... 10c Camels, Lucky Strike or Chesterfield 'Cigarettes, 2 pkgs . .25c Jello, any flavor, okg. .............. 10c Columbia River Chinook Salman, flat cans .......................... 1 5c Alaska Pink Salmon) tall Noi 1 .cans. . 15c Large Oval Sardines, quality very gocd, 3 cans . . . .35c Preserving Kettles, Aluminum, 10 and . 12 quart .... 98c Willowware China Cups and Saucers, . pair ..i..... ...... ... ,.. ....... 20c Decorated Trays, choice cf 4 patterns, each ..... ... . ...... ....... ... 43c Sugar Cured Hams cr whole, lb. . . . 36c Picnic Shoulders, sugar . cured and sweet, lb... . . ... ... .......... . . . .(i25c Enameled Dish Pans, fine for fruit can- .. . ning ... 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c Enamel Coffee Pots, $1.25 .quality, choice . t -.A .i . J . . . . . . ".Vi.'i. . .89c LUNCH BOXES FOR THE KIDDIES Enameled lunch boxes, blue c.r pink. Fine for schopj. t .- ji; ,v,3rfT.' Two sizes 'V ; . .15c, 25c Schocl Lunch Vacuum Bottles . . . . . 69c O-CEDAR POLISH 30c size J. 23c 60c size .' . . . . . 49c $1.25 size .9Scl $2.co size ;!f ff! . $i".59: $3,00 Size : . . . . .... $2.39 ; - GATES5 & LYDIARD ' BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE In Our jVIoney-Saving Feed Store ( Sperry Sure Milk the finest milk producer made Per 100 lbs. v $2,49 . v Bigger and Better Than Ever, Jackson County Fciri September 16-19 Closed All Dap M 3 2 MADR0NA h a Scratch Food A Completely Balanced Grain Ration at a Popular Price Per 100 Madrona Scratch Food is not just corn, wheat and oats. It contains oat groats and kaffir corn, two of the highest priced feeds cn today's market and the best. . Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main v Phone 260 - . -Feed Pan-a-cea to Moulteji - .. . .. , JACKSON COUNTY FAIR! SEPTEMBER 16-19 " '"" 2 yKIL B. De M ILLEX I MASTER STROKE (H I ' piiiii III ' .. .. The Most Inspiring Motion I II II ; 'vtMt.u Picture Ever Offered ..' I I, . , - -sk-, NORTON HOSPITAL AKNALl-HOMlUKI J im pun it, m nuon WATERMELONS 1c lb. Conip mid C!rt Tlicin. . whii.awx ouriiAnn (lllp Mllp I0nt (Vnlrnl rcilnt. LINCOLN MEAT MARKET . BUSY CORNER BUILDING " Savfr money our prices the cheapest in town - and wo give you good measure V H. MITCHEL '