Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 11, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte O PAG TWO L ocal and Personal SfEDFORD , m - - If plW lwai4 at aa Informal iwatf-iM f-erdr -fawaa ( th MAI A ik rwl cato mature, awthwo KAIL oia-r-jtrv- k4-n.e4ra rna(dUffn. m ..J ifc ftv,feV ttr In ih hiii 1 loyf Mir4 mt with . ., ....,t . a. .k it. lot mmw f'T aJUauaaKa lA atK . !n a4vrtlar4r am&airit. whkh ! aroarOr timiri hrt prfrd It la Valo r' will apirrwUM. Tlx Kmirjjr J.o '' in X. M. Woic Tr will 1 an "tn m;Srir at 'iJlntrV Hall. North ;,(. tr.wht t ''fV. Mwat Colter Jiafr. l'anfTC Tru X rn a. f'lrrk tH ail Imit'ilnK Taflanvn are frf4 Anpw havtnc coiriplzfot to lrix aajl lrfaiar 4l)rtrr of in -M."!' Vrfbur. r Pun at J.VW!iU. ot mrnmjt J-fnr to mtarto for !h r ulr, flpho 2-1. J';llm-1IE. Tfita ka a aAanit in tlpho-, lt. pa fT now imif'K In ehad cf th rr- rT. AHon IJMHr. " Kalln crr-p lri it-Mr tomor. rf.w. III. VI. M. M- I-PU Kr. II" loT.r UxTV-y, rrn dty ft'--ll txrrr who wam r-rlly tfawfrt -"1 i M own rMuM to iou? 2 of Jh riral 4-livrry r-rri aJwtifW-4 of hat poatoion tr!r roorn- JUral rwarf for Informarlon )u!lr.OI ldnrllr of pron' who vI m Rrotm Htarr Blue Blcrrl from CraWfrtan lhalr Monar . H'rn- K. Crw. atate Inwookalion ryitrjH,iai.;on-r. an4 Mra. f'rw. former wall known rald'-nt of llfor'l. ar- rivd Iw-r from KaUrm yat-f1ay for a .vlit nl on lUxin naitr. Imorane Wallat. Till f'a'-h r. piano and harmony. fMwllo 2J' Kart Main. Hoom 7. 1 SI : Matin -rl riri aaa allinir tomor row. 111.45. M. M. latpt. Wor. 14 lnlol-l amonir tourirta and oih-r from a dlrtanf who ar r-triar-d a! ImI hot!a r Mra. .V. M. CIm of tMrniU Wlr h.. m. A. Mowry of Co lumlu. Ohio, Leonard Moncir and Mr, and Mra. II. K. Jrnkina of Kail lAk Cily. A. r. de 'iulro and Jw i'snahel of Saw York dir. Hanford Krd o C1vland. Ohio. Mr. '-d Mra. C. M. 'ofi of MlM, i. Ttiorv of Tloaton. )Um.. and H. Thompaon of I'hoanlx. Arte. L liunch of kja loat: 11 r-ward. V.. turn lo Mall Trtfcun. , J 4' : Allntlon fiportamfn ! Flablnr lafk I, ammunition. Opto rvenlnaa. San daya. Iloaa Ac Roaa. Ontral point ; Mr. and Urn. If. C. Frd-tt of m. f-oula. Mo., have corn hera lo rat. Mra. Krdrtt la a lalr of Mra. 11 HI Rowley of lh! Valley HuH Co. ' Saturday la 'Taaj-Kay" for Halvatlon rmy. 141 - "ek-nd arrival from th at. int amartly trlmmd hat. prlwd at IJ. to IIO.IS. Valuoa you will appr-clat; Tha Kmmy jtu Hat Htiopna. In M. M. Wore. 14 r Forty-four out of the atat ranr ti-fr r-Klatr-d at tha loral atat traf-( fir' ralatratlon ourau yMrt-rday. :-?ffrw fall gooda arrlrlnadalfy at Vt Handl-raft Khop. Time to oln Ihlnklnic of your holiday alfta. Many beautiful new Ideaa In all kind of fjiwry work. J 52 ' Ualhrltfitan dria aelllnir tomor row. .J. M. M. Ipt. Wore. 14' The rliy attorney' office la pr-par. Inx a votera' pamphlet In connection with the city election which will he held October . It will be almllar to lha'paniphlet publlffhed by the ataie. Ibrludlnir the meaaurea and the at fro- menta pro and con. and will contain V received thin wftrk. Knrinlnl vat uHi them tomorrow at the M. M Tpt. Store. MS" ' K xport key making, 112 No-t: Front. 1M' rjtrnrKMa qr'1'! row. f(,. M- U. l-t More, T'xjnjf wti; waua Hk rsm't' 'MtUsrt to Port to ft 4 vr K-ttJ. JT:rijr f?tOfUy or Hand 7 Phoii J4 14 vr to iv TT n4Jvf ft 4' w of a pro m Kra itj p nrrM on ki SMurdttT t r,j ah. H Th wtlk.n rf Mra. C - fivttT f74. mho oiwrw'M a mVr oira- 1rn yt-fly ai th- ft-rl Hirt Ivivttal. to rfyr!4 a btlr.ff aatis I'.aoh of kr tl r-wrd. Ti. itfm to Mall Tritrtin, H4 Th MeifAr4 Rtrn 0lt ha pla-d' crat maitr o4nu to goo4 TmmixUtum aivl U rc.-1nif roore call than it ran fllL Ita aerrtca to too will i pproxlmatfly 40 mo.. Irir4 shipment of women coat i fharU MrMrn vu a local v&tor UHtoy from TJM. taiaailr tui aM atd vMi:sr frW-r.4. Po4wetor II. J Pr 60. at T llwf Ir. n, 0. HJirool ojrtomrto. fcu mov4 to fc tm(-orary offlca orr Latrport'a. JSI K. Main. tf A o-STat topraror and iwHt )y cJou4r wthr. th arr' pr4' Uott that waa mad fv yau-4ar'a wlhT. to th f'rfc for ftatur- Say. Th maziraum of y.T3y, J. waa imicb rooir than ih nuxrrJ in of a yar ao that Any. wbW b vu J. iitai 0.r War4-n K- F. AThaf! Ia-jr ar fipMiH to arrA In ti 'tty .itOTTfrm ToJrjr from PorsiaM nrotft to Fort K to math 10 tak jrt wflitwa arar-u at th f.rook-4 Crk fh hat-h-ry ifiT--n oy IH nortan' of thai aw"tioa.. Thrr wil , tr m at 'rant Pam fcy U'ijJiam Coleman, who wfll go wit bthm y-o. an tnp'rtkn of th Hh U44-n at JtoTr Kapl'ts day and Gold Ky. and lat-r to ih tttrCnj. ; I-af hfjmt-nt of worwn'i roatti rlTd thto wku Kxctxsorial ral- ' u. t thn) tomorrow at the it. M. 1tH. Wore. 1 4 1 Th nw Mdford Pho Khop, aond attention to lora work and mail or- dr. Axel Spjuita, formally of Ah tond. . 1 SI Mr. and Mm O. Pamler left -th to TRTBtrST, MEDFORD. OREOOy. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 15S5 J l - 1 I J I' M .n.aiaL ... II -J I I jEaConoiiiiy' THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Groceteria be to place yon 'on lite payroll aa aoon I afternoon for their home In Kan Dleno. aa poarihle. Covraea tln &t. jraiir. after harine apent the aurnmer li-il. GW.V lil':ln the ralir vlaitit.x rlaUra. F of ( Y Lion t be . one, o the . disappointed V customers. Come early or re serve tome by phoning 718. CREAM PUFFS Tomorrow only 6 for 25c , Co I d e n brown i shells baked as only Fluhrer can bake them and filled with genu irie whipped cream.- The COLONIAL Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery V ill Th famona Caa ChvniiX u-ll th air) Kx)oK.e an7 for tooth rn Orfton. Th Kmmy Ica Hat Khoop. in M. M. Htor. Uf While waiehlnr lichtnlrt, in th orm Friday erDlnjf lajn wk Vrni Crov at hto home Ap-i-yate wan rndTed unwrt mjt when a Itohtnlftr lolt ni-k tit radio wire. For two hours hyr fm 'y de r paired of hto life.. He r-a Ivnin raina th door .if ta h twe bt-n hurt. Katurday "air Day for Kalratk" Armr- 4 The famous r;ar irhareaux tels he style. Kxr lurtv ar-ny for otih- rn Ortron. Tn hrnroy Lou flat WhMp. in M. M. Wore. . 14f Ton will b able to earn ft rood wlary on year aooyier. Covr b- in Bept. 1 f-21. Medford BusineM rvtie, r.wv John K.'Enuer, roadmarter of this; division of th ouihern Pacific mil- road. arrid .hre jep.erday on tui nefw ronnrted with Toal fruit hin- menta. "Hrnillnff B-atJtjr klddlo bonnet nnd baita at The Kmmy Lou Hat Khotvpe. in M. M. Wore. 14- KitTrl and motorry-! repair! nip. Rrneat 1 cott. lit N. Front. liaricaJn in used pianos: KohJ-r 4r 'hae. Wellington or,rt M Table. Kasy t-rm. ie ihm ai Iwaunspa'-h Piano Wore. 14 John 'ir'-npley -jr i lminrrt vii tor yesterday In th nii;hlorlng city of A "bland. Fatln cri drowse sHlIne tomor row, $11.5. M. M. Ipt. Wore. J4' Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoeV tf" PaAlnhow hemstltchlne combined with embroidery adds distinction to he new tonnel frocks. - Wide nnd narroto- hemstltctilntf done . at lb Hfln.ilTflft Hhon. tit9 'aHfornlan raaMered at local bo- tls Include Mtos KI-anor fiMubert of f'tjshman, Mr. and Mrs. H. ft owe and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. floff of Orae.. ft, A. MacMtllan of Pasadena. P. O. Ruse of Lone fieach. Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor. Mrs. tWorr Uttlflld and ons and Hhlrley Adams ''of fs An rIes. Mr. and Mm. T. D, Gilbert in; and P. Oreeh-y of Ctoklandi M-- R. Harvey, C. U Hrv-r and H. I Fryer and family of Msrtlea. Mr. Mrs. P. Wolff of folua. Mr. nnd Mr Krtllnr of Sirrnnieio. and Cnn, - " Mr. Hano Mr nnd Mr f. ft. Cohh. Mr. pnd Mrs. O. K. 1m nnn and Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Klnr f a frindro. . nslbrip-taan irMHi - rel'fn tomor--nw. -SS, M. M. fleol. Hoe. l. Hslrlead has ,ntMi n '7s- a w i r', i e. -' hiliw ravs. ai Mnr re. duced rates for combined druglesa trAtmnts, with or without electro therapy. 161 "Hmlllritf liauty kiddle bonnets and hats at Th Kmmy (Lou fit Hhoppe. In M. M., Wore. . 14H A cornstalk ovtr einht feet In helKht waa presented to the local f-hitmlr of commerce .and la new on exhibition there. We pay for ashes . and aell dirt cheap. Brown A Whlto Agency, Inc. if Snturdity Hpectali Handicraft Bhop dainty Utile sproiis. stamped for em broidery. In unbleached, orchid, blue and tangerine. Make splffy Inexpen- nlve holiday Klfts. 4c and &9c. .14 The Chamber of Commerce recently received a communication from a non resident property owner request lonff the local chamber lo be Initrumental In flndlna; a person or iiersons who would sub-soil his land. - An yet the, f forts put forth have been unsuc- ressful. Iarxe shipment of women's conts received this week. Kareptlonal val uoa. Hee them tomorrow at tha M. M Dept. Wore. . 14' Lnmlscaplnir Those desiring to lienutlfy their homes and lawn, with wisely selected and artistically ranxed shrubljry and or na menu trees, may have the free advice of an eiperlcnred landscape architect from Portlnnd, who Is vIhUIiik our city for a alt or t time. Phone 72. from RtOO m. to & p. rg.. except Hundnys. 13 O, O. Luehrs, who has a 20-atr apple orchard near Ontario, Ore., will this year harveat 20,onn boxes of Jon athans, Wlneanps and Horns lleautles. Fred Alton HalfiM, accretllled teacher of piano, Js offerlne a new or. iKlnnl harmony and melody method, which may be studied alone or In con junction with the regular technical and classical courses. Htudlo SIS Lib erty Uldf., Medford, Ore. Phone 72. 149 Aprons, aprons, Aprons. F per 11 sale of stamped aprons Katurday, 49c nnd &9r. Ilnndlcrnft Khop. 148 TmirlittN from a dllance rexbitored at Merrick's Motor Inn Include the (ji mill of O. C. Ilnlre of Grand Hnp Ids, Mich.. F. M. Wallace of Boise, Ida.. J. C. Hmlth of Vancouver, H. t. A. Klkln of Mlnneapnint Minn., O. W. Roberts of Onklnnd. Fin., . H. Frank of ( nrlriluilt. N. J., Walter llrasle of Mohnvl. Arlit.. A. (1. Jenkins of flutte; Mont., and It. II. Kibon of Kansas City, Mo. Noel Krnklneaylves pin no tcasnns at pupils' home. . hlnk of the advnn Dane at Butte Falls 8aturdT nirht. r. 12. M ' Attention. Kr t.f Prlhliti- An. nml Pltah V P?m- (Lcr.f 11th ' Place Just lelow Pybe hride. i Ixre will furnish flh. coffe and watermelon. Come. Commltt-. 14! i A roan aivimr the nam of 1trtrt , FiafU-y. who cashed fictitious chea- ks j in Ahfcnd early this week. Is lein eouifht by officerji in northern Call- foraia. for offn-e committed ther. I it waa learned today. Parley work- -d bis same on on Ashland merchant Tuesday afternoon. The Wanda rd "leaner were the ridim of the bo jeu 'hv k same. Ashland Tidings. Buiuii of kers loat; 1 reward. 11" torn to MaU Tribune. 14 W-nd some piclur of rVater lake. Medford and th Rogue Vlrer ralley views to your friends. Palmer's pic ture r w, t Accordfnir to late rerKirts from the Facred Heart hospital. It is te!ie'Wl that Audly KKr. recently lnjur-d j fn an auto accident, will recover. Mi j Gwn Mifledtce, at the O.mm unity J honplial. to reported to b impi-oriic fro mthe lnijrin she revived as a re sult of the aame wreck. Katurday to "Tag Day" for 8a !va !-: Army. 14 New shipment of felts hjt received In whit pablo and all the new color In. Mi Taylor at Ruaeell'a. 147 Two minor auto collisions occurred In the city this forenoon, on- of which waa at the Inenwction of Front and Main streets, when a car driven by Mrs. Kumpter B. Hmlth collided with another driven by J. I. Jfhneon. A fender was bnt and the steerlne irear damaged on the formef. while the lat ter suffered d-nts on a front fnder. The other collision occurred on North Riverside when Iewis Oliver, driving Semon.of h fftford Concrete work on North Riverside Pa!mera Photo Studio makes th best picture. tf Dr. E. D. El wood, optometrist, has moved to hto temporary office over Lamport's , 228 K. Main. tf Out of town Oresonians who arrived yesterday on temporary vl-it Inrlode Mrs. Una R. Wureft. and Mr; and Mrs! C If. Marsh f Pendleton. V. K. Rutler of Marshfleld. Max O. Rurn and son. Mn and Mrs. W. E. Crews. Miss Grace Allen of Salem. Wilms I -add of Kuth- erlln, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Porter tt Rend. Rer. C. Klllton and J. K. Encer of RoseburR. M. E. Homme of Reeds tort. A. E. Goocles of La he view, ami the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hall. Mr. and Mrr W. P. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson U. I. Upson and Veda R. Barber. . Dance at Butte Fall 8atuM nlKht. Sept. 12. 149 Hemstitching, buttona covered, at the Handicraft Bhop. tf .Another stage load of passengers from the hotels and trains left on thin forenoon's. staa;e or aiffhtaeelng at Crater Lake. Exlde batteries for Fords. Chevro lefs. Klars. etc. $12.75, and $1.R0. Williams A McCurdy. 104tf Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Cor. East Man and Genesee. S8tf Many local radio fans became aware of the fact lhat the missing airship PN-9 was found by listening In by radio to reports broadcast by California stations last night. The Valley Kchool. for boys and girls, at 11 OS Went 10th Pt.. will re open Keptember 2It. under the di rection of Miss Kitty Rragg. Atten tion will be confined to .children of the first, second and third grades. For further Information please refer to Mrs. Hamilton Pat ton. Tel.- S47-X. 149 Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor East Main and Oeneseo. RHtf Pears, nppples extra low prices. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 7. lastf Buying for less is just one of the many advantages of doing your shopping here. Besides your saving, personal selection is a big advantage, r thing on convenient tables where you may inspect at your leisure or select as quickly as you like from the most complete stock of food products eyer as sembled in Southern Oregon. And most of all, you won't have to wait for a clerk to sarve you. Nor will you have to hurry so the clerk can serve the next customer. Shop at your convenience and for your own benefit and ours, be sure to check the prices so you can see what you have saved. . EGGS Every, egg sold .by ushas been candled and is guaranteed fresh. ' No egg is al lowed to go over our counter until passed through our candling department. (BREAD 1 lb. loaf . PzIbloaf .3 for 20c '....10c Raisin Bread ....10c OTHER SPECIALS Sunbrite Cleanser, 4 cans . . . . . .... 19c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs .25c Folger's Soda, 1 lb. pkg., 3 for . . . . 25c , English Tea Pots in pleasing patterns, Beaver Block Swiss Cheese, per lb. .50c $1.25 value 1 . 79c Golden Age Macaroni, 3 pkgs. ..... .25c White Enameled Combinetts. Special 98c Brentwood Peas, small and sweet, No. ' 'Campbell's Pork & Beans, 3 cans . . . :25c 2 can 15c Copper Wash Boilers," best quality, Corn, from home cannery, 2 cans .... 25c size 8 or 9 $3.98 Flawless Salmon ; (Columbia "River Proems, extra good value ........ . 39c - - Chinook) flat can ..... . . .-. . A . . 15c Fancy Celery," per stalk . 15c Kellogg's Pep, pkg 10c ead Lettuce. 3 for . . . .25c Kellogg's Bran, 2 pkgs .... ..35c Candy Jelly Beans, per lb : .15c Cut Glass We bought a special lot of Sherbets, Wines,1 '"Sundaes, Desserts, etc., at away below their regular value and are selling at about half price. Not too soon to plan for Xmas. - ' ' Bavarian China Very fine Bavarian Cni na. We bought the close-cut of a stock and are. selling away below the usual price all ' plain white. . ' , . When we opened our Feed Store We promised to save you money on feeds. Have you noticed what has happened to feed prices? GATES & LYPIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE ag Day Inrludinp the 45 cara ahfpped yea-J J. A. Catlea of 8anta Cros. Calif..! Mr. and Mrs. M. O...Inraham or. terdny. a tolal of 1013 carloada .of the Well knownTIurrouKha addlna"Jna'' rived thla forenoon from North Bend peara have been ahipped to eaatern chine man and former realdent ' of , to apend several days visiting friendn fnarkets so far this season hy local . Medford, on his way home by .the land reJativea. wbUe .eoroute tto,.J5an parkins; houses. AHhoaRh the apple . nonhftm awita--fnip Jtavine. attended J FTranriaco, . .CaliC :.where . they are: season has not conAnenced. eight cars the convention at Detroit. , Mich., of : planning .to .locate permanently. of that fruit have been shipped east ( the 'Burroughs company salesmen. Mr. and Mra. Dean Scott Were vlsi- . stopped over here today for a few tors from Ashland who spent several , days fishing. -. hours In the city today transacting I Saturday Is "Tag Day" for Salvatlcn business. I Army. ... 11 Fruit growers get In touch with I The public school, of Central Point gov4nmcnt free employment bureau, will open Monday morning for this Medford Chamber of Commerce, for term. It la said that a record regis- pickers. llStf tratlon Is expected. Krcsh beef and fish at all .limes. Jackson County Fair and Tear Wilson Meat Market, Johnson Pro- Show, Medford, September It to 19. dure MldK. 1SJ 1l7tf Saturday (a Army. Dance at Butte night, Bept. 12. for Salvat.-ui lft Falls Saturday 149 Will pay cash for used Weeks & Orr, Medford. planoa. 139tt . NOTICE v.' .. eclal Communication Med- Lodge No. 103 A. F. & A. . rlday. evening, September . 11th at 8:00 p. m. Work in K. A. degree. By order W. M. . .. HI A. J. Croats Secretary. : saa.ford tn M.. Frl IMPORTANT NOTICE to Patrons: Beginning . next week, all VAUDEVILLE SHOWS will be on WEDNESDAY ' instead of Tuesday. Remember the change. Hunt's Craterian Theatre Lithia Springs Hotel $i ASHLAND, OREGON Sunday Night Dinner Sept. 13, 1925 $1 Crab Cocktail liipe Olives ' Celery Hearts Dill Pickles Chicken a la Slilitaire ' j Cnisonime an Spaghetti Itonst Prime Ribs of Heef, an jns Cliieken Friea.isee a la Parisicnne Sweet Hreads a la Xcwburg Mashed Potatoes Striniiless Peans Itoguo River Peach Cobbler, OraiiKe Sauce 1'arkcr House Rolls Lithia Springs Hotel Lemon Salad Rogue River Pumpkin Pio Strawberry Xugcets Cnmpert Neapolitan Ice Cream, Tandy Fingers Assorted Cakes , , Iced Tea Coffee Milk Buttermilk Tacoma Brew 28c Demitatwc PRACTICE ECONOMY IN BUYING. FEEDS FEED BUYBR3 FIND IT PROFITABLE TO DEAL WITH VS. Before buying, yonr supply of feeds tomorrow drop in and pet our prices, examine, closely the quality of our feeds mid -then-make comparisons. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Use onr convenient loading platform in the alley at our Main Street Store. The alley is paved and not .jammed with traffic. Jnst ring the bell. - .- ... v , i : ; , . " . FOR SATURDAY Sure Milk $2.45 100 POUNDS f Calf Meal $1.29 : :-; !'.' .sack , ; . Eastern Shells $1.50 100 POUNDS Monarch Seed & Feed Co. See OurtDisplay at tha Fair Si at iiUMvm:a' mtr. k Mvaiwuat wl