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ThomnH P. Henry, prnldpnt of the
American Automobile. nflHocintlon. wan
a prominent Med ford vlflltor today
from Detroit. Mich. The American Au
tomobllt awHoclatlun In tho iaront of
7)2 cluhs and brnncheR In the Untied
Klatefi, one of which in the Oreffon Mo
tor uHHoolntlon, which him n Itninch
office. towliiR taUonr etc., in Medfnnl.
Mr. Henry whr shown nround the val
ley nnd throuh some of the whnnls
ii nd packing haw by Secretary Hoy)
of the Chamber of Commerce todny.
. Imogens Wallace, accredited teach
er. Piano and harmony. Studio 235
Kant Main. Room 7. 151
The Women's Collee club are today
holding their first meeting of the na
Hon at the home of Alrn. A. Ii. .Man. in,
320 Holly atreet.
,The Jurmln & Woods Drttff ntoro.
opiiORlte the OroceteRla,. will be open
all day Runday, September 13. and at
nlKhtH, the following week, I4d
Mr. and Mm. IS. M. Renan'of Al
)any were In Medford today en route
home from a trip through California
nnd Oregon. They owned and pub
llnhed the Albany Democrat for a
number of years and about six month
nno sold the name to the editor of the
Herald, who combined the papers. Mr.
nnd Mm. Kenan have spent several
weekn traveling all over the states of
New Mexico, Louisiana and Texas as
well an the coast states.
Attention Sportsmen! Fishing tack
le, ammunition. Open 'avertings. Run
days. Rosa & Ross, Central Point.
161
Ned French arrived In the rlty yes
terday from Lou Angeles where he had
' been spending the summer visiting his
parents, and will spend- next week
hero before returning to the Univer
sity of Oregon to resume his studies
there.
New fall goods arriving dally at The
Handicraft Shop. Time to begin
thinking of your holiday gifts. Many
beautiful new Ideas In all kinds of
fancy work. 152
The Josephine county fair closed
Inol nlulit nflnp n mippfifiuf Ii I IhrAA flflV
awhlltll Inn whfnh won ullonlloil liV !
many Medford people. The races and
rodeo program which were presented
v were good. The fruit and vegetable
exhibit n were said to he better than
ever before and the entire fair In said
to have met with general approval..
The Jnrmln & Woods Drug Store is
open nights-next week., 149
Touristn and other, guests from a
distance. at the' hotels who arrived
yesterday. Include Mr. and Mrs. A.
Henry -of St. l-iouls, Mr. and Mrs. K.
V Shant of Pratt, Kas., ,Ie J. Iheo of
Minneapolis, Mrs. A. R. Fair, Mary A.
Fair and Mary J. Riley of Toledo,
Ohio. Jorgen Holdt and fl. ,R. Roddy
of Chicago, Mrs. W. F. Fitzgerald of
Iowa Falls, In., nnd Vincent C. Tomp
kins Jr., of Culpopper, Vn,.
Expert key making, 112 North
Front. in
lien Dorlous, proprietor of Hotel
Holland, and. Jack Houho. clerk nt the
name lintel, are spending several dnys
at La Grande, Ore., transacting luiil.
ness and visiting friends and relatives.
The Medford Business College has
placed a great many students In good
positions and Is roceiving more calls
than It can fill. Its service to you will
be to place you on the payroll as noon
an possible. Courses begin Sept.
15-21. OWN 161
Mrs. Alice A. Sargent has added an
other relic to her collection hi the his
toric Urunner building an old army
canteen which wan picked tip by Mr.
Harney Cody on tho banks of Pear
Creek (Stuart River) a short distance
from the spot where Oapt. Stuart was
killed June 17., 1861. nupposedly
dropped by a soldier during a skir
mish with tho Indians. Time and the
elements hud destroyed tho canvas
cover and other parts of tho canteen.
Jacksonville Post.
You- will be able to earn a good
nalary one year soonar. Courses be
gin Sept. 15-21. Medford Business
College. OWN 151
After nn absence of neveral weeks
green peas were again on sale nt the
public market this morning, which
was one of the busiest of the entire sea
son. . Home cooked foods, watermel
ons and tho usual lino of home grown
produce enjoyed n liberal putrnage.
All Western Association vaudeville
performances hereafter, Including
next week's show, on Wednesday In
stead of Tuesday. 140
Reeso Raughman wan ft Medford
visitor at the Josephine county fair
yesterday.
Uicycla nnd motorcyolo repairing.
Ernest U Scott, 112 N. Front. 161
CallfornlutiM registered at local ho
tels Include Mr.' and Mrs. T. J. Iivtn
of Alttidena, Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Orepe
of East Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. It. M.
Red lands, Mr. and Mrs. Kurney of
Modesto, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mel. pod
of Mill Valley, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M. Hoi.
den of Oakland, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. H.
Kung of Sacramento, Mr, and Mrs. J.
W. Klmmar and daughter Mary Ellen
of McCloud, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. third
of Chlco, Mr. and Mrs. A. I Ander
non of t'oivllle, Mr, and r.Mn. V. U
Lands of Hod Bluff, nnd the following
from. Sun Francisco; Mr, and Mrs,
W, P. Kilmer. Mrs. K. C. Durfee, Mrs.
M. M. Callnndun. Mrs. A. L, Walker,
Mis. A. R. Fulr. Mrs. D. It. Shaw. Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Carter, Miss June Jack,
son, M r. ond M rs, A lbert Freenia n,
Mr. nnd Mrs, T. L. lnmport, Miss
Katherlno Lin bo in and Mr. and Mrs. 8.
1). llrlstoe.
Ilrlck Ice cream BOc nt DeVoe's. tf
William T. Orieve in a rurnl visitor
tn the city who arrived Friday from
the Prospect district.
. Rainbow hemstitching oonihlned
with embroidery nddn distinction to
tho new flnnnel frocks. Wldo nnd
narrow hemstitching dono nt the
Handicraft Shop. H2
Mrs. William Cutnpbell, who was
recently Injured In nn nuto nctdent
near Roseburg, returned to her home
on Courlng Court yesterday, and Is re
ported to bo Improving from the ef
feels of the nccldont.
' Dr. Hnlstead has Installed the "Zrg
llte," a new element rich In deep pen
otratlng healing rays, and Is giving re.
duced rates fa combined druglcsa
treatments, with or without electro
therapy. , 1&l
Charles Angle and family of Well
are visitors In the oily today jejimurt
Ing business.
fiend some pictures of Crater nke.
MtwtfnrH nnd the Rogue Vlver vfllley
views to your friends., Palmer's pier
lyre art pent beat.
The mpmhpra of th Nlffht ltiwk
orclieHtrn il urned to this -
this
morning after, a several days' engage
ment in O rants Pass during" the Jose
phine county fair. They will be fea
tured in a sew program of musical
numbers nt the fair grounds, pavilion
tonight, and have also been secured
by the pavilion management for every
night of the Jackson county fulr, Sep
tomber 16 to 19. inclusive.
Western Association vaudeville
shows, henceforth on Wednesdays, f
each week. Instead of Tuesdays. 149
C. M. Houston resumed his duties
today at the' postoffice after having
spent, a fortnight vacationing.
Wo pay for ashen and sell dirt
cheap. Iirown & White Agency, Inc.
tr
Portland guests nt Medford hotels
who arrived Friday include Mr. and
Mrs. tl. It. Hagermnn. Miss Penrl
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mlnken,
Mr. and Mrs. a J men fl. Wnlker. Mrs,
.1. T. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. M. Conner.
Mr., and Mrs. Cnrl H. Johnson, Mr
and Mrs. R. J. Callvert. Mr. nnd Mrs,
C, Lewelllng, Dr. and Mrs. A. Laid
law, Mrs. A. C. Pool. Mr. and Mrs. J
O. Srott, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Martin,
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Stldd, J. I. Steel
and family nnd Mrs. J. P, Stewart
Fred Alton Halght, accredited
teacher of piano, Is offering a new or.
Iglnat harmony nnd melody method
which may be studied alone or In con
Junction With- the regulnr technical
and classical courses. Studio 318 Lib
erty Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 72
149'
Four passengers were taken to Cra.
tor lake thin forenoon by the ntages,
n number slightly In excess of the av
erage of the past few dayn.
Noel Ersklne given piano lessonn at
pupils' homes. Think of the ad van
tatre. Phone 729-W. , 173
H. IT. Allyn of Grants Pass was a
local business visitor hero today.
Budwelser $1.60 per doz. at De
Voe's. iJMtf
On his plen of guilty to driving u
motor vehicle equipped with Inade
quate brakes, J. L. Johnson, a local
cltizon, wns fined $lfi In Judge Tay
lor's court this forenoon. The com
plaint which was filed by Traffic Of
ficer O. J. Prescott. arose out of a
colllslson, when Johnson's car struck a
heavy sedan driven by Mrs. S. Sump
ter Smith, at the intersection of Main
and Front streets yesterday.
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 12. Main. tf
Harry Rlnabarger left today for a
week end hunting trip In the Trail
crenk district.
Large, shipment of women's eoati
received this week. Exceptional val
ues. ; See them. tomorrow at the M. M.
Dept. Store. 148
The monthly volunteer fire deport
ment drill, postponed from last week
hern use of Iabor Dny, will be ho'i
next Monday. A good turn out of
members In requested by Fire. Chief
Elliott.
The new Medford Shoe Shop, second
door east Economy Orocoteria, special
attention to local work and mail or
ders. Axel Spjuth, formerly of Ash
land. 151
Two automobiles carelessly left In
the. streets by their owners and which
were picked up hy the police will ho
sold nt public miction Saturday after
nooon. according to announcement to
day of Wfiilnm Judklns, chief of po
lice. A Ford bug nnd' n Ford touring
car nro to be sold, the former wen
picked up tn May and the latter In
March. The police attempted to trace
ownership through tho license plates,
but the owner have moved to part
unknown and the cars are to be sold
to pay for the storage charges. Two
bicycles found by the police- nnd
which have been unclaimed for sev
eral months will also he knocked down
to the highest bidder. Eugene Ounrd.
Dance at Butte Fulls Saturday
night. Sept. 12. 140
The many friends of Mrs, I. J.
Phltn will ho glad to learn that she
Is improving nnd able to sit up a short
time each day after six weeks' serious
Illness.
Dance at fair grounds tonight. Night
Hawks. v ' 14H
Attention, Knights of Pythias: An
nual Fish bake Sunday, Sept. 13th.
Place Just below Ryhee bridge.
Lodge will furnish fish, coffee and
watermelons. Come. Committee. 149
Mrs. Emma Slattery arrived todny
from O rants Pass to spend the week
end with her daughter, rMs. Ii. R.
Elliott.
Bunch of keys lost; $1 reward, Re.
turn to Mull Tribune. 148
The Pioneer Dryer on Jacksonville
highway will be In operation Tuesday,
September Kith. Will lake custom
work. Mrs. Alex Duff. 1R3
lien C. Day of Portlnnd, general at
torney for tho Southern Puclflc Lines
In Oregon, wns n business visitor In
the cty yesterday. '
Saturday is "Tng Day" for Salvation
Army. 148
Dinner at the , Pythian fish bake
will be served nt 1 p. tn. and con
tinue as long as tle fish last. Hit
Washington state visitors register
ed nt local hotels include Mrs, Lyle
Ashton of Tacomn. Mr. nnd Mrs. (1. L.
Emerlck of Olympla nnd the follow
ing from Scuttle: Mr. nnd Mrs. R. K.
Pollock. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Eden. Mr.
and Mrs. T. P. Tremper, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Llhly, A. E. Klldeun, A. E. Mufl
IhiiIh, Mr. and Mrs, 11. L. Ingram and
O. K. Wilson.
New shipment of felts Just received
In white pablo nnd nil the new color
ings. Miss Taylor at Russell's. . 147
Lost bunch of keys, $1 reward. Be-
turn to Mail Tribune. mi
H. J. Berrlun, city treasurer, hns re
turned from a short vacation trip
spent nt Portland nnd Senside.
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
bent pictures. . tf
Mrs. Trowbridge, a designer of rep
utation. 905 W, Tenth street. 104
C. M. SI mmn has resigned from his
position as vice president of the Jack-'
son County bunk In order to form a
partnership with Ucorge Porter in the
luinher buslnesK. Mr. Porter was
formerly with the Big Pines Lumber
company. The yards of the Porter
HlmuiH company, nn It Is now ktvwn.
Is (orated on South Fir street, where It
has been for some time past.
Dr. K. D. Elwood, optometrist, hns
moved to hln temporary office over
Lamport's 22ft K. Main, tf
Lost bunch of keys, f I reward. Re
turn to Mn it Tribune. UK
Forty. i0ir mure car loads of pji'irs
Qre shipped by local packing houses
.I'-nimuHj, iimniiiK n luuu ui i"uo mis
shipped to can lent markets from the
city no far thin season.
Phone for an appointment with
Mrs. Stone for a massage In your own
r
bum. WviMJhJjj fJiihuu-fc U9
Pitw Bffpptcd ly n lnw nnrtfl
nt a recent sessliWi of the leginlnture
providing that penalties. Interests and
costn accruing on taxes levied for the
yeors 1921, 1U22 and shall be re-
mltted, may recover such penalty. In-
terest nnd costs provide they were
paid through error after the act be
came effective.
Mrs. Trowbridge has Just returned
from the city and Is prepared to give
you tho newest and best suggestions.
K,4
Dance at Butte Falls Saturday
night. Sept. 12, 149
J. E. Kerr was a local business vis
itor from Ornnts Pass yesterday,
Are you planning your fall dresses
nnd conts? Then see Mm. Trow
bridge, yon W. Tenth street.' 1S4
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Dr. Frank Roberts has returned
from Denver, Colo., where he had heen
for the past week looking after busl
ness Interests.
Exlde hatts.les for Fords, Chevro
let. Stars, etc. $12.76 and flfl.50.
Williams & McCurdy. 104tf
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard. Cor. East Man and
Oenosee, 6tf
The Medford Olnss- company on
South Bnrib'lt street, does all kinds
of. glass work. Including fixing nnd
making new mirrors and all kinds of
auto glass work.
Dance at fair grounds tonight. Night
Hawks. 14ft
The Volley School, for boys and
girls, nt 1103 West 10th St., will re
open September 21st, under the di
rection ,of Miss Kitty Bragg. Atten
tion will be confined to children of
(he first, second ond third gradc For
further Information please refer to
Mrs. Hamilton Patton. Tel. 847-X.
149
Tourists from n distance registered
nt M.erick's Motor Inn Include the
families of J. H. Mcintosh of Missoula.
Mont., Floyd Davis of Alton. III.. C
Clawson of Cnrrien, S. D.. .V. R. Wat
ter of nishee, Arlst., and G. I. Onweil
of Butte, Mont.
Screen doors nt Wallace Woods
Lumber Tard, cor Rant Main nnd
Oennne. 8Ktf
Lessonn In dressmaking. For ap
pointments and terms, call Mrs. Trow
bridge. Phone 1 Ifi7. 154
Earl Halstend York, the well known
known member of the local postoffice
staff., left today for Enterprise, where
he will spend a two weeks' -visit with
relntlves. While thro he will attend
the Pendleton Roundup.
T-ot hunch of keys. $1 reward. Re
turn to Mall Tribune. t4!
Pears, appples extra low prices,
Johnson Produce Co.. 241 N. F'r St.
Mr. nnd Mr. Clcn Fi brick are
among Medford citizens visiting In
Astoria this week.
Fruit growers get In- touch with
frovernmenf free emnlnvment mirenu.
Medford. Chamber of Commerce, for
plckora. . 118tf
Fresh hef nnd fish nt nil times.
WINon Meat Market, Johnson Pro
duce Bldg. 153 ,
Miss Owen Mllledge. Injured. In a.
recent nuto wreck. Is continuing to Im
prove, according to reports from the
Communll.v hispltal where she Is a pa
tient. Audley ICggers, victim of the
sam: wreck, is also Improving, nc,
eordlng to reports from the Sacred
TIenrt hnppJtnl.
Dn nee at fair grounds tonight. Nlfht
Hawks. 140
Jnckon Count v Fair snd Pear
Show, Medford. September lfi to 1
Residents of southern California
registered nt local hotels Include Mr.
end M-. H. C. Stewart and Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. L, Mnllin of Pnadeno. Mn.
nnd Mrs. Oi M. Hoot and A. C. F.rlk
nnd son of Snn Pdegn. Mrs. A. Brugge
of Olendnle. Mr. and Mrs. n. T,. Ol.
well of Santa Barbara. Mrs. nnd Mrs.
O, I. Ferguson of Venire and thp
following from Los Angeles: Mrs. J.
Donovan, Mrs, R, 0!. Rhodes Mrs. W.
c,. Mulrtck M and Mrs- R. H, Ash
ord.. Mr. nnd Mr. 11. R Kills. Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. P. Dnllon,' Mrs. Clara Price.
M and Mrs. Hoy Harmock, Mr, and
Mrs.. I. P. Linen. Mr. nnd Mr H. N.
Litten, Mr. nnd Mrs. J). 1 Llnvlllo and
Mr. and Msr. K. Ii. Musty.
.Dance at Butte Falls - Saturday
night. Sent. 12. 149
Miss Florence Graves nnd Ida K.
Wood, piano teachers. Special In
struction for cftjldren. High school
credits given. 304 So. Ivy street.
Phone 87H-W. : 154
Mrs. Laura Bradley, prominent club
woman of Washington D. C. is leav
ing tonight for her home, nfter a ten
day visit with the Mrs. Marie Bennett
and George Nichols families of this
,elly. Hnroute home Mrs. Bradley will
visit her brother. Will Merrlman of
Oakland, Calif., also Mrs. Isabel
Fronck of T..os Angeles.
Dance nt fair grounds tonight. Night
Hnwks. 14!l
I represent the strongest group, of
fire Insurance companies In America.
Cnrl Y. Tengwald, Holland Rldg.
Phone 99.1. 104tf
O. M. Ksterly of Waldo Is one of
the Josephine county business visitors
here who arrived Friday.
Screen doors nx. v"a!raca- Woods
Lumber Yard Cor. Kast Main and
Genesee, R8tf
Miss Ruth LIndsey nnd Miss Marie
Ohenehnin spent the week end nnd
jnhor Dny In Medford. where Miss
Ohonchnln Is Interested In pipe organ
work. Klamath News.
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hollnnd Bldg.
Phone 993. 104tf
ScottlMh RIN
' Regtilar meeting, Siskiyou
Lodge of Perfection. Mon
k day evening, 8:fl p, m. 1
PAI L B. RYNNLN'O.
Secretary.
W. 0. W. Campaign
Jnln the Woodmen of the World
and net. your proinrtlon ut cot. Cam-
imlitn now Kotnit on.
Men 10 to R0 ollulhlc. Tnltllltlon
fee 5.(I0, which lucluil medlcnl ex
umlnutltm. Kor further Infnrmntlon
moo T. T. Chnve.- dlntrtct mnnniter. or
II. C. SUIIinan, Clerk, 20(1 West Main
street. 151
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
roll HA LKGmpen, blue nnd whl.
Bring boxes. Two miles south on
highway. Mrs, A. U Vincent. IjI
tOHT Bunch of keys, fl reward. Re
turn to Mall Tribune. 14I
WANTK.Ii To hnv ifnnil iteponit hnnd
lypow rlior. rhoim UvM, liO
known
local resuieni. is spending several uuys
In the city visiting his parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs; John Dernmer. During the
) time he has been here he has spent
several days at Pelican Bay. and other
Klamath1 county points. Mr. Spuhn,
a University of Washington graduate.
Is rowing conch at Pennsylvania State
college this year.
' Dance at fairgrounds tonight. Nighl
Hawks. , 14H
.Ernest Scott, local motorcycle deal
er, has announced there will be bicy
cle races at the county fair on the Inst
day. and that nil those who intend to
enter should register at his-place of
buslneps.
Try that big milk shape at DeVoe's.
tf
Generally cloudy went her Is pre
dicted for Sunday, following much
cloudiness todny and a maximum of
83 yeHterduy, A year ago yesterday
had the high, maximum temperature
of 9(1.
Make an appointment wilh Mrs.
Stone for a free massage In your own
home. Call on or phone for an ap
pointment. West Side Phnrmacy.
.. .. 1411
Large stock Victor records at Pal
mer's Music Store. tf
Mrs. H. Hendorshntt of Eugene, hns
left' for Medford, where she will visit
with relatives for some time. Eugene
Guard.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Among the out of town Oregonlnns
registered nt local hotels are Mr. awl
Mrs. Jack Enkln of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Fisher of Baker. J. C. Al
exander of Klamath Falls. C. F. Rob-
orts M If. iHenberg I erny fhllds and
IT. J, Shoemaker of Hood River, Mr.
nnd Mrs. O. K. Post nnd Hi Wargeter
of Roseburg and H. R. Ford, Harold
A It C; TT-twI If,.-,!.!
lioesen nnd J. T. Fuller of Rugene,
If your pictures ore made at Palm
er's Photo Studio, 717 N. Central, they
will he the best. tf
Make on appointment with Mrs.
Stone' for a free massage In your own
home. Call on or phone for an ap
pointment. West. Hide . Pharmacy.
1 4
The condition of Mrs. C. R. Rutter-
ffeld who underwent nn appendicitis
operation Inst Thursday nt the Sacred
Heart hospital was this forenoon said
to bo very favorable for early recov
ery.
Mrs. H. A. TTagedorn- Is among the
hiiisr."ss visitors from Central Point
-nonillng several hours In the city to-
y
The sisters of St. Mary's Acad-
mv had as their guests all their
sruaenis at mint's rrnterian Friday
anernoon to see '"me Ten t'om
mrindments." Seeing the picture Is
an object lesson In Bible history that
nould not be- learneil hy studying
the Bible. This wonderful spectneu-
lar picture closes tonight.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Marsh nnd Mr.
and Mrs. K. A. Lnngley of Jackson
ville departed recently for Kurekn to
pend a. month' with relatives and
friends.
Following a conference. In which
ibft board of directors of the Llthinn
rllotel corporation. John Tourtelloite
and Contractor McNeil, representing
the contrncting'.irfJrm, on 'the Lithln
Springs hotel took part, McNeil
agreed- that the contractors Will pay
1 be corporation S1K00 as the damages
sustained when the hotel was not
completed upon scheduled time.
Tourtcllntte this morning declared
that he was not thoroughly satisfied
with the painting on the structure,
saying that he did not believe the
work came up to. specifications. Mc
Neil hertofore ngreed to repaint the
structure: Ashland" Tidings.
' BEND, Ore., Sept. 12. Five thous
and spring lambs were shipped out
of- Bend today to winter feeding
ixrounds in Idaho.. The shipment Is
the first from Bend this fall. The
Frd Spuhn. former
lambs which belonged to- Tom Con-- rft(.e fop the ftllPf notjry sirt Bpownt
.nolly of Matipln. were brought In secretary, at his office at the fair
from the summer range In the Cas-. grounds, phone No. 4. by Tuesday,
eftny national forest. There are two booths nvallable In
Delivery on 12.000 lambs which the Merchants Pavilion for com mer
le expected to practically clean up rial displays. Anyone Interested please
feeding lambs from the central. Ore-; phone nt once,
gon country, will start September 15 j
from nend. These bands will bo
trailed in from the Silver I-ake dis
trict nnd The Dnlles-Cnllfornin high
way south of fcend Is expected to b
dotted wltlt these flocks for the next
thirty days.
Nil tie toon carloads have heen ship-
ped out of Prlnevllle during the last
week to winter feeding grounds In
Idaho with a few going to Grand
Island, Neb. j
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An Invitation to Souther11
Oregon Women
Mrs. M. H. Stone, the well known Toilet Specialist Will
Give You a Free Massage in Your Own Home by Ap
pointment. - ' ; 7 ; '
Careful attention to your skin will insure the attractiveness and
nersonaL chni'm that every woman era vest' 1 4 . .'..'
To Neglect Your Skin Is to Forfeit Its Beauty.
AVe have engaged -Mrs. Stone, tlie well-known Toilet Goods
" RpceinliHt. for tho week of Septeniher 14, to call on a number of "
ladies in Medford each day, to give free massage and individual
help and advice on the care of the skin.
This Is an Exceptional Opportunity for One Week Only
Step into the store, write or phone us for appointment. "We'll do
the rest. Understand, Mrs. Stone's massage andoadvice are free
o ' "
Weot
I
10NAL .
1ST GRADE ROOMS
ARE AUTHORIZED
At a mwtlnK Innt everting the lifhool
hounl authorized the opening of an
ndilillonul (Jrat srailn room in.hntli the
Hoosevelt and .lackson schools: Ar
the Hoosevelt. 60 puniln are crowded
Into one room, while there are 47 In
the first grade at the Jackson school,
with others on the "waiting list" in
each case, who. for the time helng
had to he turned hack hut who will he
permitted to enter school as soon as
they can he housed.
The sixth grade at the Jackson
school Is also so large that It had to
be divided. According to Superin
tendent Hedrlck, four ndditlnnal rooms
have had to he opened anil teachers
for them employed In order to care
for the elementary school population.
This increase in school facilities and
teaching force caused by Buch an In
crease in population places a severe
strain on the budget, but the hoard
felt that the district's obligation to
the school children must be met, even
though the expenditure necessitated
Is greater than contemplated.
F. Wilson Walte has heen engaged
to conduct the high school band. He
Will miul With I. I.. InntKlinlinn lkM
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torlly dona and certified by Mr. Walte.
The privilege of taking work In. tho
hand is also extended to any grnde
nup;i. Such pupils who desire to join
the band are asked to aoplv to Mr.
Walte or Superintendent Hedrlck.
IS
j w Root. Widelv known Seattle
shitm nir man. who hns biin nisinn'
to Cnpt. K. O, Froberg, superintends
ent of the Admiral. Oriental line,, yea
terday. was appointed asistant to. A,
Haines, vice president of the company
Mr. Root succeeds F. W. Horsman.
... ..,, , i., ,. j, nw.
he will be connected with the ser- I Bp Yoe- who hns bPPn "PP!" nn
vices of the Dollar Steamship lines J llTtP . conference board of examiner
-end the Pacific Steamship company. BfflilM?nJ,B1y' H"tmber i" or-
Mr. Horsman sailed from Seattle lasttnVr'0 nlsh the undergraduate wnr
nif-ht ih atonmohin Km. a in I in time for the conference session. The
,ier fnr Snn Tipn njiioon lnua '
his new duties. i
Mr. Root wns born In Minnesota
and came west to Medford. Ore.. In
1!07. where he operated a fruit ranch
for a time. He wns n lieutenant In
the navy during the World war. In
Jfllfl he entered the' service of the
"hipping' board. becoming' traffic
manager for the Ppget Sound district,
Mr. Root bus been employed by the
Admiral Oriental line since Septem
ber 29, 1922. Seattle Times.
Lee Root, formerly well- known
Medford hov. Is the son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Root, who lived here until
n few years ago.
Cars Wanted for
Novelty Races
Any one desiring In enter the stock
car filim mm ni tlm hftli nn fititn
Radio News
-
I. In the Sunday Sun tomorrow will
he printed n list of the wave lengths
of nil the principal radio broadcast-
Ing stations in the United States,!
which will be of interest and value J
to nil local radio fans. The list can
be clipped' out and preserved for fu-
ture reference,
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THE REXAiiL STORE
1HE THEATER PROGRAM
I've found out why DJer-KIss is hel.
How Helmnrs ninui) Oio acid test.
Why Whltmun's enmly sells with
zest ...
Why doesn't that damn show start.
1 1 know that Kelly's do not slip,
That liulldog garters hold their grip,
That a Lady Kate is an A-l slip . .
Why doesn't that dumn shuw atari!
The crossword puzzles I have done;
Onyx hosiery will not run;
Rogers Peet Ik next to none . . .
Why doesnit that damn show smrl!
I've learned Just whnt the Men will
Wear:
I've rend the Jokes In Mack despair:
I'd like to know why I shouldn't
sweii r!
Why doesn't that damn show start!
If hy his side his sweetie snt,
A. box of Whitman's In her hip.
tie wouldn't cine a gosh-durned nip.
If the damn show never started!
WIiIIiiiiiii's Agency Is at Heath's &
Haklnx lirug Slow. HH
ELECTS OFFICERS
' ThCfEpworth league of the First
Meihodist rhurch met at -the' parson
age Tuesday evening with Kev. and
Mrs. De Yoe. nnd held their annual
election of officers. About 2t of the
members were present. The following
were elected for the coming year.
President. Miss Gladys Bridges: first
vice president, Mrs. Bernard Robert:
second vice ' president, Mrs. Floyd
Whlllock: third vice president. Mary
Newland; fourth vice president. Bernard-
Anberts: secreihry. HnzH Willey;
treasurer. Elizabeth- Thomas: pianist.
Cenil Coss; chorister, Mildred Strevey
Methodists Elect a
Conference Delegate
The First Methodist Episcopal
church elected as their delegate to
the ninurl conference. Mr. Curtis
Darby. Mrs. S. L. Leonard was elect,
ed nst the -reserve delegate. The lay
conference will convene at Khgene on
Friday. October 2 at 8:30 o'clock. The
regular annual conference will con
vent on September 30th. with Bishop
i WUlinm O. Rhepnrd presiding.
Rev
Columbia River conference is in f
sinn this week; nt Ynklnin. wnsn. nr.
S. A. Dnnford, the district superin
tendent of this district is In attend
ance of that body this week.
HOW ARE YOU
ON SERVICE ?
Inves
tigate NO LONG: WAITS
FOR YOUR. CCAu
AND-c
Our Rood conl is
delivered with
NO SHORT WEIGHT prompt nnd pn
I WHEN VOU
lite service.
' GETiTftVi
Phone
239
And nslc for in
formation about
fuel.
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
9ie Answer to (he Burning Question
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Attaboy)! .
RIQHT l"Y
on. iMi
Farewell ,
Performances.
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IMPORTANT NOTICf
to
Hi
Patrons:
Beginning next week,
all .:
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
will be on
WEDNESDAY
instead of Tuesday.
Remember the change.
Hunt's Cra ter ian
Theatre
$3,068.80
GIVEN FREE
1 2
4 5 G
7 8 .' 9
Tho nhove ninouni imu h..n u.n
away hy un In liliv.es. . ' .
follo'" m"'e f1" ''e BVn nwny "H
First nrfze w.r, ,prti n.....i
Besides this sTilenilid fit nrh.
ire going to Kve uwny 37 olhei-
prizes.
Keuminire. the fl,.in.nc in
s. uare In sneh n manner that thev
ll nount ,15 en, h way ( horlmntully
.mtl vertirelly) lln, srI1(I UH
slvor tocefther vuirh
aililress ueally wrlllen nn n'.wi nt
imper iiu, if yolll. llnswi1. ilt cornet,
ml . . ".' ont'1' ,nn" 'ou llpnlin
Ill ist.ateil ,rl20 list tlescrlhlng tho
prizes nnd irlvinir full ifrnTnii.,..
md rules. 1 TORO .( tea general
i ipearanee. i.r.m. ,,.., .i n
Ing of entry will ho cnnsldei-eil' fao
tors. If r.firt-eol t..a . ...ill .
hy retiij-n mall of simple conillt'l.m
to fulfill. Dun-t on. nnv mn
i oti can he a nrl -tn..u .i.t.....t
ipendlng one cent of your money.
neiid your anawrr act quickly.
The Pacific Homestead
South cnmnieirlnli Salem, Oregon '
You are entitled to a
Good Dinner
ON
. Siuiday
FOR
One Dollar
WE SERVE IT
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