Medford mail tribune., September 23, 1925, Image 5

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EXHIBIT 10 GO 10
BIG STATE FAIRS
Vaudeville Program
Craterian Tonight
Music nmt rotiu'ily pri'domlnate In
the assLK-Jiilion vaudt villo at Hunt's
Crutfiian tonight. Tho Oinser Jnzz
Ili'vue Ih tho heudltner. Instrumental
numbers on saxaphonoa and pluno
ron-stitute the musical end of the net,
whilo tho vornl nunincr nro ubly
handled by Raymond Kykes. Tho
dancing ft'iiluroa are done by Archie
atiracted Oram, Ittileluh, Wullucc . und Babe
liergpr. v -
With tho nntionrnncp of none Auh-
novel features, general pot un and the' tin and Kathrvn Arnold vou have the
excellence) of the varied products ' nrlvlloirc of Heeinir nnd hearimr one of
raised In tho combined Heven com- tho most popular recording urtlsta on
munuies or me (Unmet Hp up view
The hK Talent TrliKatlnn PMrlrt 1
cuftlnunlty exhibit, VliJiaT"
so much admiring attention al tho
county fair laat week because of its I
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Valleyview. Coleman Creek. Talent,
Wagner creek. Orlfffn creek. Fern
valloy nnd North IMioenlx will be
exhibited nt the ntato fair. beinnlm,'
next Monday, and at tho Pacific In
ternational Livestock: KxpoHitlon in '
October. j
The purpose, ns nt tho county fair, j
Is to advertise the district, and Jack
son county rh a prosresHivo section.
The exhibit wan not put on at the j
fair In competition with any other lo-1
cnl community, but for the broader!
g purpose of attracting the attention of
tho rest of Oregon and the Pacific
:t northwest to tho fine advantages of-
forod by Jackson county. 1
'j Then too, tho district, proud of Its
: y preat advantages and opportunities.
; feels that after it had spent one and
: ono-fourth million dollars to get an
: ample water supply on Its productive
Boll. It should call tho widest attention
; possible to its wealth In opportunities
, offered.
' Tho district exhibit of its seven
conimunltles comprised t!u finest
quality of grains, vegetables und the
like and loads of canned fruit which
made the spectators mouths' water,
both put up ordinarily and for exhibit
purposes. Tho canned fruit put up
for exhibit purposes was done by Mrs.
T. M. Lowe after many hours spent In
painstaking effort,
, Tho entire big exhibit, whb-h was
arranged with mien novel mid tasty
effect, was divided Into the following
: : departments: Camp scene, ngrlcui-
0 tural, horticulture, dairying ami gard
ening, home work Including every day
canned stuff, and n modern kitchen
' for demonstrating canning and lmk-
ifr.
The camp scene, which was espe-
. dally effective in its forest setting.
- well equipped hunters' ami fishers'
tent, illustrated polntedlv tho fa-
;.;that the dbdrict lies in tho midst of
a great hunting and fishing territory.
Along wth tho Talent Irrigation
'- District exhibit goes some financial
:'- figures of money realized from its
; varied products, that calls the atten
' tlon of the whole world to its desir-
ability.
In Kenernl the rural population of
tho seven communities of (he district,
exclusive of thcb,,,towuHy.(Js 1000. In
tho district 2ilR fa milieu' are users of
electricity, and 30 families have elec-
trio ranges.' -
: The total or Irrigable area Is 13.100
jt ncres. and Ihe xtored water Is 24.200
X acre feet. In addition to flood water.
The estimated gross returns on 7215
I acres for the year 1.I2R is $M0.(Hh.
The gross enmities' n 17"t acres of
pears is estimated at $374,000. and on
970 acres or apples is ? i , , l n. i ne
estimated gross earnings on peaches.
i apricots, cherries, (153 acrcst'ls $2,1.-
f 117. ' I
? H"re nrp noiih' otliir vpry tr'llltiK ps-
i tlnmtfH fur l!i:!5 irrr.H ptirvtlniis: 675 I
i niTPs of trniln. 20.70(l: 372 nrrw "f
;! panlllip. J4.300: 445 ncres nf (.-union.
ssii.nno: isr.ci row 'STS.ciixi: 13. (mo
f rhlPkrilH. J3CI.000; other llvp Ktnrk.
I cin-h nt hoH, tui'lteys Iioi'hpb, been,
$15,000.
I Sham Battle
;i Tuesday, Sept. 29
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Ashland, Srptpiuber 23. Npnrly tl
dozen chaptera of Itoynl Arch Muhoiih
are pxppctoil to ixartfcipute In a frnlPr
nal rpunlon of tluit ordpr ut AHhland,
on T.hiirHduy cvpuIiik of thin wpok.
KpptPinbPr 21, Masonic hall In that
city, bPlnK tho pputer of tho pathor
in. Modford. JackHonvilto, (JrnntH
I'ass. and Klamath Falls chnptPl'H
have slunlflpd liitpntiona of sondiiiK
ilnnu itnd Invitations havi bpPll
IpxtonilPd to California cliaptprs as far
south n h Chko. John K. Kollmk. of
Portland, and Charlos 11. KIhk, of Kp
bastoiiol. crand hlirli prltntH of tho
jurlKdlotiotiH of Orpinm. nnd fallfor
niu rpsppctively. will bp iupspiiU OthPr
Inntablps In fratprnal pIipIps who are
expprtPd. Include Clrand Muster Kelly.
of Albany. I'ast Grand .Master llalllle
and Clrand Hecretary Cheney, of
Portland, and Grand Commander Ala
Koe. of Klamath Falls. (
At this BatherlnK business routine,
will ho dispensed with, rho reunion
pvpnt beinK preeminently a social one.
Tho Chapter locally, Siskiyou No. 21.
under tho auspices of which the rp
unlon Is boiiiK held, will open nt 7:30
o'clock, the (.'rand representative be
ins officially received at 8. Tho ban
quet will be served at 8:30. after
tt-hirh a program of addresses, otc.
will he In order. Charles H. KlnK.
headinR the Brand chapter body of
California, was formerly a well known
resident of Medford. afterwards re
movlnB lo Santa Rosa, and Is now lo
cated at SpbaBlopol, enRaKCd In tho
fruit huslriPHS.
All Hoyal Arch Masons, reenrtllera
of any particular chapter affiliation,
are cordially invited to attend this reunion.
Rogue River Pears
Sell for $9.25 Box,
New York City
New Home Product
On Local Market
C. C. I.enimon, local representative
of Sgobel & Hoy of thin city, re-j
ceivod a wire yesterday announcing'
the sale In New York of a car load
of Seckel pea rs, from t he I )el 1 1 lo
orchards, averaging $5.i7 per box,
and Home sold as high as (I). 25 lcr
box.
This Is truly n remarkable price,
but the quality of the pears Is pos
sibly unexcelled anywhere in the
I'nilPil stntes.
A new home product will bo put on
tho market tomorrow by tho Holder
Palry and Produce company, known
as tlto (.'reamed Cottage Cheese, that the farmers' milk and crestni as th
will bo made from pure milk oiul
crenm. j
According to Howard Orover, of this i
firm, this new cheese is a superior )
product and Is as good as any on the ;
market and will bo on Mile at moNt 1
of the grocery stores tomorrow. j
It will create a good market fur !
the demand for (he theeso grown, tho
company predicts. I' j
Ceorge Simmervllle of Ituttn Kails
will leave tonight for Kugene where'
be will resume his studies as u junior ,
this year In the University of Ore-'.
gon.
SpiriM
Say "Bayer" - Insistl
For Colds Headache
Pain
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept only a
O AccePt onlv il
fOf Bayer package
which contains proven directions
Handy "Itaycr" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists
Aftpirln t. the trade tnnrk nf n.T'r Mnnn
fAClure of UouMcetlcacuWter of Sllcjrllcicltl
the Victor company. Geno Austin, lie
introduces two new ones: "How
Conies You Do Me I.'ik You Do." and
"When My Suuar Walks Down the
Street." Miss Kathryn Arnold sines
and dances tho latest fast and fancy
steps. t
"Two Wise Crackers" of the cross
roads village typo nro Mills and Dun
can who spend their spare time In thp
rural communities studyliiK and Kot- (
linn Into donor touch with the types
which they endeavor to portray on the
'8ta;o. '
Happy Ilusch and Kthel .Toy helped
to make Jazz famous In Krance dur
InK tho war when they IiioukIU "Joy"
and "llappy"ness to ninny thousanda
of tho soldiers. They specialize on
the ninrimhiiphonc. violin, piano and
ukelele and also hIiik Jazz numbers.
Kox nnd Sarno who have with clas
sic Kymnastlc and HtronK man pre
sentations In the world, top off a va
riety proKrnin that for entertaining
possibilities Is unequalled.
W. O. W. Campaign
Join tho Woodmen of tho World
and net your protection at cost. Cam
paign now going on.
Men 16 to 60 eligible Initiation
fe.0 $r. no, .which Includes medical ex-
anilnatlnn. 1' or further inrormation
Heo T. T. Chavo, district manager, or
K. C. Silllman, Clerk, 20 West Main
at rent. 'e
Opening Dance
EAGLE POINT
Saturday Night
Sept. 26
NEW HALL
Alford's Imperial Orchestra
Cnnk with gn.
The Bham battle that was to have
been put on this week at the fair
grounds for the benefit of the .lack
son County Fair association hus been
postponed until Tuesday evening.
September 2tth. owing to arrange,
inents hnving to lie made with the
Ashland and Grants Push companies
C'apt. Ralph Cowglll gUHi-antecs
thin to be one of the best itttractions
that has ever been put on In southern
Oregon. People will intend from all
over Botithern Oregon and adjacent
California.
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ou cant afford
my but the BEST
Oil It the life blood ol your mo
tor. It must endure or your motor
can't possibly endure. The oil you
use dictates now long ana iiuw w
iiciently your motor is going to run.
.You can't afford chances.
K2A1M2I2X oil puts a reliable film
of protection on the moving parts
of a motor. MonaMotor insures more
power and longer life. High motor
temperatures, heavy duty,' and fast
driving will not dull the fine lubri
cating properties of MauMsWI.
You can't afford any but the best
and that is Mon.Motot Oil.
MonaMotor
Oils & Greases
PHIPPS AUTO PARK
nivsrside at Jackson Phone 1037-R
Creamed Cottage Cheese
NOW ON SALE
in
MEDFORD
When Ordering Cottage Cheese Ask for
SNIDER'S
Made of Fresh Sweet Milk and Cream .
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We take all the heavy work
Only a little ironing for you
"All washday work is t rying; enoiu;li, but must women will
njjreu that the liniss and the fuss of washing-, and ironing ol' the
large, heavy nieces is hardest.
This service relieves you ol' all this, and at a cost which you
will agree is most moderate.
Wc call for your bundle; wash everything in clean, sparkling
vatcr-r without rubbing or scrubbing; rinse in oceans of more
soft water, and dry in a warm, purifying breeze that penetrates
every pore, giving sweet, refreshing cleanliness.
This drying leaves many pieces ready to wear. Heavy flat
work like sheets, tablecloths, etc., we iron. We leave for you only
the ironing of the lighter pieces all the washing done; all the
drying done, and most of the ironing.
You will find this service most inexpensive really less than
what it would cost you to do this work at home.
Telephone tfjjjny nd have us take your next washing.
Dry Wash 7 c Per Pound
American Laundry
138 So. Central
Try the American Laundry First
Phone 873
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BEAUTY COMF.ORT CONVENIENCE UTILITY
TUDOR SEDAN
The Smart New Tudor Sedan Will
Especially Appeal To You
The Ford Tudor Sedan, recently announced,
is an attractive closed car with all-steel body
in deep Channel Green, and bright nickeled
radiator.
A pronounced stream-line effect has been
achieved-by dropping the chassis and lowering
and lengthening the body. This also results ih
greater riding comfort because scats arc low
and deep, and the car is roomier.
Sec your nearest Ford dealer and have him ex
plain the many new features, such as gas tank
that is filled from outside, one-piece venti
lating windshield, large fenders, attractive up
holstery, wider running boards and doors and
improved brakes.
Remember this added beauty, comfort and
convenience is offered at no additional cost
FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH,
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P. 0. B. DETROIT
runabout . $2(50
Touring car . 290
coupe . .- . 520
fordor sedan 660
Demountable Almi end Surfer Extri
on Open Cart
Out Ctrl in CtUrt
SNIDER DAIRY AND PR0DUCEoC.
It's Made By Sniper, You Know It's Pur
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