PAflE TWO
Iocnl and
' Personal
u....orintiiilnnt nf Bchools B. H. I
llcdrkk left for Kugene this morn-1 1" charuc of the atutlon. will also
ink- with tho Intention of taking . leave In a short time for I.os An
. . .... ni ' f-nlOTi mid hfa nlnen will lie taken
of tho University of Oregon. ; . . I
Dunce, t'.old Hill Su-. night, 9 to j
' S. Ilroadn ay Orchestra. . 611
Martin I'ulmer. ;t.-ruler national
park rancr anil mechanic at tho j
park lieaiuiuartera. came uonii iu nlie south of Klamath Fulls will
the city late yesterday .afternoon fP und,.r ,vn. BOOn- fwlnK coin
to tuMb back a ne w auto truck, ! i,.llon f arrangements for ihe
which was cxpi'cicu to ornvo iu
lay. When he left for Medford
yesterday afternoon the .crew at
work lioarlilK the mow off, tlio
road to the lodge expected to have
.that .'work completed by ovenlng
no that autoa could (Jrivo through
tjiel park nil Iho way' to thn lodge.
Tree props at Medford Lumber
Co. Rhone 029. . $itf
Sleelheada will be striking toon.
Yesterday A. ). Hrowncil honked
his first summer steelhead, but the
flrh brnko ila leader, ajid escaped.
He was on the lower river. Al
though a few of the Hummer run
steelheads have been Been, none
have been landed. Grants Vnm
Courier.
Free! Free! fland concert,. fol
lowed by blK carnival danco at
open air platform In Ashland paj-k,
Thursday night. It's cool there.
91
ill's. M. M. Putnam and .Jljss
l'.lizabeth Putnam, mother and sis
ter of Ceorge Putnam, former yjll
known residents "of the city, are
here from Kalem for a visit with
friends, having arrived yesterday.
They are registered at the Hotel
Medford.
Wed. night danco, llllurlty , hall.
Dyngc Bros, orchestra. . 0
(luests from a distance rpglslored
at Medford hotols Include Mr. and
Mrs. I.' -It.. MoKlnstry pf leaver
Dam. Wis.. Mrs. C. ,K. Hetfleld. of
Washington, D. C, ilopo )larlnet(
of New York. City, II. J. U liter t of
Heaver. Pa., A. P. Wlno of Chi
cago, III., Mrs. A. V: Wlno and
Celesta Wine of Oak Park, Ill
Mrs. Joseph Iluckle of Hnydcu
Lake. Ida., and Harry .Mills of
Ilolse, Ida. ' .'
Your greatest asset la health.
. Take Chiropractic with. Kusslan
massage and. keep fit. Dr. Him
- kins, over Woolworth store. Oft
Miss Mary Oaley o.f Ashland,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilcnry
C. fla ley. left Tuesday morning for
the Crater iJlke lodge, where she
will he employed during the sum-.
mer months. ...
Opening up AVednesday, June ' t),
'' small confectionery and .grocery
store on Crater Lake highway, near
Uaglo Point, Jusl north of railroad
crossing at Klchfleld Kervlco Mil-
k tlon. . John K. Itagsdale, owner.
. ' ' 90
Alpha Di'lta class of Mir '('Iii-Ih-tlHU'ehurr-h
will meet tit the home
of Mrs. Lloyd Wicks. 100" (jueen
Anne avenue. Thursday at 2 p. m.
Dance, Gold Hill Hat. night, 9 to
2. Ilroadway Orchestra. 91
tleorge Iticlmrdson and family
''of flrants Pasa spent lust Hunday
nriernuon In Medford as gtlculs of
Dr. and Mm. Harry Ilrynnt. Mr.
rtlrhnrdsrm Is manager of ' the
Grants Pass T'Vnlleth 1,'enlury
stores. ' '
Wn havo snmcltiing .cholco In
treo props. Do not fall to seo them'.
Hlir Pines I.hr. Co.' 7tt
Forty good slicd Itnlnbow trout
were caught last week by Alex.
Klevcns and Roy Long, who return
ed yestcrdny afternoon from Dia
mond lake where they report the
wcnlhcr too cold for good fishing.
(1 hi (Hull blooms. Oladloll Oar
dens, 20K Clark. ' Phono 754-X.
Mrs. II. M. Hamuelson. 98
The Itedwood lilghway hotween
Crescent Clly and Kurckii has leen
opened to traffic and automobiles
nro now allowed to use tho new
construction. All traffic was sus
pended when the road ' condition
t becaine had last Tuesday. '
A special typo of tree props at
Big" Pines Lb'r. Co. ?Stf
I After spending a week at Kort
Klnmalh. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Orth
I reiurned to Medford tiumlay even
' Ing. They. er the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Pelttin.
Used plnno ror sale at a sacrl
I flee. Kasy terms. 'Phone 934-X.
I ' ' 76tf
Mr. and Mrs. Camp Thomas of
, lllchmond, Va who ni'o spending
1 the summer on the Pacific coast,
: arrived here this morning from
I Los Angeles for three months
visit at the homes of Mrs, J. fl.
Kcndnll and Mrs. M.' K. Chapman.
Dance, (told Hill Sat. night, 9 to
.2. Ilroadway Orchestra. 91
llnlldlng permits Issued by the
city today and yesterday Include
".,'one to Cnrrold Parker for tho con
& struct Ion of a store building at 81
f IHuuth Ulverskle, nnd another to
'C.oorgo Palen for the construction
j of a small garage on North" Rivet
I ' side avenue. " 1
Kancy apricots for c n n n 1 n it.
j I r. o. JohiiMon's Mnrket. lf
ThU is a
Great
Country
and the home of a Great
Product, Fluhrcr'g Milk
Bread. ,
h.
J
. A. HrHstun, proprletar of the I
PilnliirrU'O rlujior Horviro million, j
has loft fur ,qh AnKi'lex, Cnllf.. I" j
undergo mifllc'ttl , treatment for 111
hfultli from which he has .hern
Muffol-lntr for a long time past. Ho
will be gon.e Indoflnitcly. J. M.
Sinclair, his nephew, who l now
by l-ower of fcan Joae. Lollf.
Tree prnpii at Medford Lumber :
Co. .I'hone ,39. .SSIf j
construction of a Joint city and I
,.0UIlly hwigUon hospllal wye-rat '
Joint financing of the project. Plans
for Ihe building have been com
pleted and ground will be broken
on the site within the next 30
days. Cost nf the building will be
approximately $10,000.
' Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool. Hiltf"
After completing a year's work
on the high school faculty at Los
fi.-.tos. Calif.. Miss Kllzahctll Fer
guson Is expected to arrive here
this week to spend the summer In
Medford and Central Point. , Hhe
tins sccepted an attractive position
on the high school faculty at Fres
no for next year, according to word
received by friends here.
. Ornnd opening l.lthlan dance pa
vilion In park at Ashland, Thurs
day night.' Plans are being made
to have a, big time 91
Two Medford women who spent
the winter at rtlversldo, Cnllf.. Miss
M. B. KdwardH and Mrs. Myra Mo
garl. returned hero last week end.
Their home on North Ivy has been
opened for the summer months. .
' A large proportion of local mo
torists have, been complaining In
'regard Iq the habits of pedestrians
In crossing busy streets. wlilch Ihey
often cross In a careless manner.
An especially noticeable' feature of
their carelessness Is the practice of
walking to 1 lie center of (he street
before stopping to let a' car go
by, making II dnngerous for them
and forcing the motorist to often
swerve far out of his path In order
to avoid striking theni.
Dance, Cold Hill Sat. night. ' to
2-. Broadway. Orchestra. 91
Miss Frances , I loff man, .daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Hoffman
of McMinnvllle, arived in Medford
Monday to spend the weok visiting
her uncle, Dr. K. W. Hoffman, nnd
other' relatives.
Tickets for ,thn ' Presbyterlnn
pipe organ recital on saie at Pal
mer Music House, Jarmln & Woods.
Death's and West Hide , Pharmacy.
90"
. J. Iver French, who arrived sev
eral months ago from the Tnkllmn
district in Josephine county, whore
lie was engaged In tiio, logging nnd
mining business, yesterday accept
ed a position with' the Medford
street department nnd will prob
ably .spend the summer In Medford.
Bryuo Mnhr. formerly gr Floso
borough Beauty Hhoppu, Iiiih re
cently returned from Los Angeles
with the latest creations lu Indies'
hatr-cuttlng, and wll bo located
at tho . M,edf'urd lleauty 'Purlor,
starting June l, 1028, 1(1 No, Cen
tral, Friends and previous cus
tomers will bo given oxpert atten
tion. ' nti
. Miss Jean Steel whs .In Mcdfo'vd
today .from Crnler ljike national
park hciulriuarlers at Government
camp, attending to business mat
ters. . " , , . '
Florence Graves, piano teacher.
Hummer clnss beginning Juno 23.
. '. 02
Dean Bcxell of O. A. (3, was in
the city Saturday nftcrnuon niuklng
arrangement wHUi local merch
ants for tho hohllpg of a business
men's Institute here In August. Two
men from tho college .will come
here and give talks on business
management .and accounting. .The
school Is now slated for about Aut
gust 29, Similar Institutes, will he
held at Klamath Falls, Medford
and Ttoseburg. .; Grapts Pass
Courier. . . , ,
. Mrs, Ida Wood, will , return from
Los Angeles Friday, June 22. Will
be ready (or her music pupils Sat
urday. June 23. . ' K.i
Guests from Portland registered
at Medford hotels Include Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. D. Kulhnin, Chna. O. .Mills,
Geo. II. N'onls. M. F. Swift. George
r.uwhiud, F. A. .Mend. C. C. Ward.
N. M. Malta u. K. II. Nossl. r. W.
Mumford. .1. V. (Illlmure, C. It.
Hoyt and 11. F, Keegenthulor.
xour ear will lust much lunger
If cushioned with Lovejoy hydrau
lic shock absorbers. $25 set of 4.
Klwood's. 118 So, Central. 0G
Harry Skyrman. who underwent
a. major operation at the Com
munity hospital early last week,
was to be taken to his home to
day, near Central Point, well upon
the road to recovery.
Dance, Gold Hill Sat. night, 9 to
2. Ilroadway Orchestra, HI
When hi' appeared In tho city
potlro court tudny on a charge of
reckless driving, preferred by City
Traffic Officer C. J. Prescotl. V.
C. f'oggins of this clly was fined
stiO and suffered the suspension of
his driver's license for 30 days.
Cogglns overturned a mnohlno he
was driving un Crater Luke ave
nue, according to officers.
Grace I.ci miners formerly with
tho Bob Shop of Eugene for the
past five years. Is Inking tho place
of Ituby Phlpps at the L'mma Cllnc
Shop. 91
Three small children mourn the
loss of their best friend, a young
"Springer" spaniel dog which dis
appeared a week ago from Hay Mr.,
run's summer home id Fish hike.
"Dan" is bluck and white and on
his head and face arc brown mark
ings. Ills till) Is short. There are
other dogs In the Moran kennel,
but none can tulce the plHCe of the
missing pot. A reward Is ufferod
,lo anyono finding Dan. Telephone
Information to lll-lt-2.
Dresgmiiklne and remodeling.
Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Hide.
tf
Among the hotel guests In Med
ford from th state of Washington
are A. J. D llalunl and son of Hn
qutam. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis
of Olympts. Florence .Buckle of
Spokane and G. N. Nowbry of Se
attle. Tickets for Scaly-Stevens recital
Ion sale at .Palmer Music House.
Jarmln Woods. Ilenth's and .West
Hide Pharmacy. jo
M15DFORD MATTj
Mnrrlngo licenses were Issued all
the county clerk's office today and
yesterday to Amdca Muxxonl. 30'
and Jlaxol Ney, 30. both of Med- fire trucks to tho scene of a fire. ; tu out baturuuy aituruoon in ni
ford: Kae Mason. 25. and Marie as has been done whenever iheidd falihlul puddle juniper for a
Johnson. 20. both of Stockton, itrucks were called to action. The vacation at the Lake of the W oocls.
Calif.: Lester UoMoss. legal, and . chief pointed out that with motor-1 They expect to select a site for
Viola Burton, legal, both of Htock-J Ists closely. following the first fire , summer home In the mountains,
ton. Calif.; John W. Murphy, 31, j truck, the second truck, should It' A combination wedding anuler
. .. ... . -v. i'i 1 1 ... i i i I'ui.rv nnd hirtlidtiv celebration was
oi run khbo, vaiii-. uo
Llllotl. 31. of Douglas. Wyo. I
Wed. night. dance. Illlarlly ho.,..
Dyngo Bros, orchestra. . .j0. .
Mrs. Matlie Malonc who had ;
been employed at the county !
clerk's office for .ometl.i.e past, i
left today for Los Angeles. Calif..
Where she will Join her husband.
:Who Ih connected with a large ;
whoh'sale poultry . firm. Mr. Ma-
lone was formerly employed In !
Medford by the Johnson Produce i
company. j
Tree props at Medford Lumber I
Co. Phono 629. 9tf I
Miss Arlenc Hay of Central !
Point, accompanied by Miss Emmnl
Nicholson of Porlland. left last
evening for Knn Frnnclsco. where
Ihey are to board a boat for San
Diego to attend a summer school
in .Uiat.cliy. Miss Hay will return
this fall to resume duties as sec
ond gradn teacher of thn. Central
Point grammar school.
Dance, Gold Hill Sat. night. U lo!
2.' Ilroadway Orchestra. 91
Only oie temporary nulo llci nse i
tva Issued ttt the sheriff's office
tins forenoon, und II was issued to I
AlinJ!o liny of JuckHunvfllc, j
WnrnhoiiHo for rent or Icukc. i
Call during io duy, IMioue 23.1
' "u
'i no r en Hon wpy ivmmtim i iiiih
om-h month , Iiuh u much )urfrr
bul)dli)K ' proKtam than Mcdfnrd I
wiw oxiltitnc(l today hy City itulUl
Iiik iMHppi'ior Harry RInnbart;fr on
thn proundH that Klamath Falln
IncIudcH all fixturcH and funilKli
Iuh In with tht! roKt uf each build
ing. Medford, lie paid, uhch only
the value uf thn bulldinu and that
valuo Ih UHimlly 30 per cent U-hh
than thn building Ih Actually worth.
Thl mrtlfod. .,uf cvi0Ht putH the
local 'building i-oram far Ip tl)-'
rear.
llnvo your furnlturo repnlred hy
A. N. Thlhault. Phono I6!-R. 92
MIkx JeuiirHHo Oullrr W'hh Hfhed
u led. to leavo today for a vacation
trip of two weckH ,to Heattlu and
other l'liget Sound polntN.
Fancy apricot for canning.
5H'C. Johnson's Mflrket. tf
MIrh Dollle Corn of AValln AValla.
WaHh... Ih In Medford for a Hlmrt
time aH a house guest of her broth
er, M. C. Corn, and Mi-b. Corn.
Wo .have flometlilng cholco In
tree props. Do pot fall to seo them.
Rig PlneB I.hr. Co. 7Rtf
Crlvhig an IlliiHlrailvo ronKon
why tho hotel Ih adverno to the
caHhlng of perHimal cheeks, a dln
play of worthleaH checks has been
placed on the pmln counter of the
Hotel Jackson for the benefit of
customers who would pay bills by
uheclt without liMving tho required
money on dcpunlt. One rhqrki Is
as high as 1-12 und they go us low
a $1.50; '
Funcy apricots for canning,
fi'i.o. .1()hnMon,H Market. Vf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l-'Ult TllAIMO 1! houses. at Klapi
ftth Kails to! trade or liousc or
lots In Madford.
Also
Uirgo apartment Incaletl in
Klamath Falls to trade for large
stuck or dairy runch hicated In
in.
Itouun (tlver valley
There are
In a part men ts and 4 Hleeping
rooms. Income $500 per month.
-. Also
JNow 3 room Htuccu Iiuuhc ' In
Klamath Fulls to trade for lots
on hou,sc,.ln Medford,
Also
Apartment house located In
Mcdforfl with 0 apartments, In
. comn $140 per month. Will take
ainull.-ucrengo as part pjiyment.
I'rluo only $il,r.00.
Hee Mr, Iteebe, Jtolmeu for
Homes. Nash Hotel corner. Tel.
" 3l!l; evening 1377. 90
FOR SALK iDandy 6-room mod
ern pm.Mtcred hume, loeat(ul on I
AVost llth ft.. enrniT hit. IntM nf 1
shade: Inrtro i-herrv treo: imvhiiit
paid; all for $3150, on ,cu?y
tefips,
41hu
New fi-roum modern Ininga
low, only tLTil): Sl'Go cash.
HolmcH for UomuH. Nash Hotel
c-ornnr. Phone ami; evening 1377.'
no !
AN KXt'KLLKNT HCV In a cnlm
confectionery atul grocery store I
In 4i good lilghway location; In-;
voices 1 00; $tooo cash, terms;
'on .balance. tfee, Charles. A.;
llig vgeney. Inc. !H
WAXTI'll) Mlddlr aged lady as
companion for elderly lady; good
home, .light -housework c-tm laun
dry; small wages, Address P, o.
Ilox 10-lti. Medford. n:
FOR KALK Oxheart rhirriH 2e a
pound, i(k them yourself. 310
Portland Ayr. t 1
Franks
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Tho Great Mystery Comedy
The House of
Fear
, Fourth and Fir .
Prices, 25c and 50c
Vaudeville .Orchestra
Comedy
TRTBUXT!, MEDFORty
' Motorists were warned especially
today by chief of Police Mcfredle I
to slop the practice of following !
... .
to the fire, making Ihe truck lose
'J
loi Me.u. r n.aoway.
.Toi'tlnnd business cullers here
r'"' u ''w days are Mr. nnd Mrs.
"' '' Helfrli-h, representing tile
"ecurlty Insurance copipany, and
'"" A. Hifford, Pacific coast
' i
Fish are biting near kolly island, i
A 3.1-pound Chinook was landed
Sunday by D. It. Connor, who spent !
'he day there with II. W. Burne- j
burg. Besides the big one. a good j
catch of smaller fish was brought:
home by the fishermen. They ox-!
poet to go buck to the Island next
weea enu lo get too large saimon .
Willi escapiu liner nicy mill uuunt-u
! and got it out of the water.
' Included among Ihe Oregonlans
: registered at Medford hotels, other
than those .from Portland, are ('.
i A., McCollum. F. Margett und H.
I Johnson of North Bend
Cornelius!
Hiitcsor of Canby. Mrs. M. M. Put-jwas held at the Hock Point ceme-
nam and Miss Jjjinibcth Putnam i tcry Monday at It a. m. There j
of Salem. J. Lee Stewart and J. J.'wus u large offering of floral trlb-;
Julzy-of Uiigeuc. ules und a host ot friends whoj
.! o O Aleiidei for last last
night for Portland to remain there
until Thursduy.. attending un elec
trical meeting and looking nflcr
IhihIiicmh inutti'i'H.
.-if lu,olli(, wf
Medford want
to burn dry grans In their back
yards or on empty lots, now is the
time tu do It," un Id Fire Chief Uoy
Klllott - this afternoon. "If they
wait," he continued, "the grass will
be too dry and then it wlll.be im
poKHlblu for me lo Issue permltH
for grass burning. A compara
tively good share uf tho grass has I
already been burned around Med
ford, but still a fairly large area
remains.'
; Partly cloudy and mild weather
for tonight 'und Wednesday Ih the
weather forecast, following a mlx
Imum of Kl yesterday and a mini
mum of -V7 this morning.
Dunlap's Auto Works, which was j
formerly located at Kighth and
Riverside, lias now OHtahliwtjcd
Rartett!s,,vll',
street. Recently the Dunlap Auto
Works was "burnt out" In a fire
which destroyed the building at
Kighth and Riverside, uhd now
Harry Dunlap has moved his shop
and equipment to his new location.
Arriving here last evening on the
Shasta from Kansas City Mrs. Clay
KiikIo and Run, Frank will spend
a lew weeks Ht tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. ,K. 15. Sweeney before
visiting In 8an Francisco.
.Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sherwood
came here last night from Los An
gel oho. where he has completed a
yenr nt tho School of Osteopathy
and Surgery. Thoy will stay in Med
ferd during the summer mouths
and ho will resume his duties with
tho Copeo Company. j
After spending three months 1n !
Los Alleles Hill Ciudlove arrived
hero Sunday morning. Ho will he
employed at tho Colonial bakery
whore he formerly worked .
Miss Jcunesse Hutler motored to
Portland this morning with Mrs.
Uelroy Cletchcll and daughter,
Gloria. Ifvom t.ero Miss Lutler will
J0 to Seattle to attend the.Kiwanfs
v.,i.. h; ...i
) "T . 'n"u
"imiiuii ih iiwv iiuiuu ui ll . vr
lando Clarke. '
i ' ' II
iilJe,nll .-lV-DOLORES
I VMFlintl all ', rWSfO COSTELLO
UK? votmw
I PENALTY III SSkS
t)ft-timc8 Xvom eyo nog-t I II
It lout. "I'lH batter to bo Sllfo I YtZZmK3XnIZmZZZIIZZimmt
'I OUR RT.ORAN I
. .IIIM KL III , l .SSf 1 ....
I Clood (5I11SS03 it you need, I nMM3&&
Dr. Jud Rickert iifiJ
I Optometrist ; kMnBii'M TfTT5'
222 s:;jaain I Wlira
j i Don't pack away Pjtjl
'11 your garments of W
j last .season witli- hi I
m out; having tlicni I
dry cleaned for !
! 4-ty. 1 ! MmM,
OltEfioy, TUESDAf , JUNE 19, 1028.
Taking his wife and three cans I
of corn beef and cabbage It. O. i
Beach, assistant postmaster, start-1
r , ,,,k Sunday
: 'j'11..." ' " 8 "X
I . id were tZnr tmriy -
wedding date, and Clarence
, r Bn() JJ0 ls!llter 0 ,holr
1 1 ,.t i y u. .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pru-
,tt p,!lllJlc(1 ,h0 ttrfalr us a aiii'lii'lBC
,.l0 y, tH tMniiUlg that t waB
; ju(, rtiiallry pk.nc ullln a ,URfl
weddiiiK cake with bride and groom
decorations was brouiiht forth
out uf (owll siioppcrs. iioro yos-1
terday afternoon included Mr. und
Ml8 R v. Vincent of Prospect, and
H Vvant, of Lake Crock.
A D (jardinot and' F K. Hughes
of , j1(J Al.,.ic,iilura Chemical works
()f LoK Angeles were visitors in the
..Monday
Bit; HAM. The funeral service
for John Hicham ot Sams Valley;
I""11 meir re.specis nnu synipuuy
paid their
to the bereaved family. ,Mr. Rig-!
ham is survived by his wife, Al-
letta Righani, and nine children, ;
Murv Alvers. Leila Kmith of Table
Huek, William and Albert Righam'
luf Kaglo Point, .1. L. and K. H.,
I Grace B., Ruth A. and Rasil B.
Righam, all of tianm Valley; four
sisters, Mary and Nancy .Righam
of Iowa, Mrs Anna Kneeland and
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton of Sams
Valley; also one nephew, James
Kneeland, , and six grandchildren.
Rev. Miller of Cold Hill officiated
and three songs were rendered by
the ouurtet. Tho Perl Funeral
home had charge of services. .
VAIIItol'CH The funeral sorv
ive for Jerome Varbough, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome RaJfor Ynr
botigh, was held at the Medford
I. ). O. F. cemetery. Monday, Juno
IS, at 2:30 o'clock P. m. Rev.
(Cut on officiated and tho Ppr!
Funeral home had charge .of the
W. . . Notice.
I tig special meeting Friday night.
State championship drill team and
entertainers. Itrlng.the Indies. Xo
charge. K. C. S1LLIMAX.
Clerk.
F, O. K. Xinicc.
Regular meeting Tliuivday, W.
O. W. Imll. Rciiorts of dlslrlct
delt gatcM. !H
Regular ConvHatloii
Crater Lake Chapter No.
31!. IX. A. M., June l!lh.
7:30 p. in.
F. K. NICHOLS.
SO Hccretaray.
Sheep Owners
... . .. . . Attention!
We are In position to pay you
moro than anybody for wool-mo-halr.
See us before you sell.
WKDKORD BARGAIN HOUSE.
Phnn mny 27 N. Grapo St.1
Obituary ."
j i ..... i ,i .
IT WILL BE THE TALK OF MEDFORD
THE FIRST TALKING MOTION PICTURE
TENDERLOIN
Carol l'm-ker
erection
ROLLER 10 WRESTLE
IN G. PASSIM
!o see Jack Holler. 220 pound tier- ',
man wrestler who is to wrestle ,
' here late this month, in action, win
i have an opportunity of seeing him
i this evening at Grants Pass where I
l-he Is matched against WIIHain :
i -""!. .a0 pound Knn Krunoiuco '
; wrestler. The bout was matched i
!' Pallor Jack Wood, who also has
-" - "- -
! ford June 29 at the iirmory with
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Q
A lovely collection
necdlcworlt creutlons.
Quilted Pillow Patterns
(waoL filled)
DrcBacr Scarfs and Vanity
Sets.
Needlo Point TupcHti'ios
Cross SUlc.li Hugs ,
Luncheon Chillis
Towels
Pillow discs und Ded
Spreads .
ll'ahy Shcots'and Pillow
Cases
llahy Dresses and Ger
trudes Baby Kucnues
Ilaby Quilt JUocUs
In lact, evorythlus In
Stamped Goods.
Glossllla Silk and D. M.
C. Embroidery Threads.
v A variety of lovely col
ors lo cliooso from.
Ilaby Layettes finished
and snml-finlshed our spe
cialty. Handicraft '
Shop
' Phone 702
42 South Central
Across from Craterian
Theatre
Chiropractic' Naturopathy :
Dr. H. P. Coleman .' '
8th Successful Year in ;Modfoid ! 1
Treatments by Appointment
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 .
Flectrotherapy
Kood Science
Starring
CONRAD
NAGEL
on the
VITAPHONE
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
' STARTS
Thursday, June 21
JT3UIL.DING NEWS;
NEW FACTORY BUILDING
SOUTH RIVERSIDE
recently let n conlruct for
of n one story concivli' fire
proof Iniildini; to ko up on the riffhi Imml
side of the I'licifie Iliiihwuy jiikI past the
end of South Kiveisidc. Jlr. I'urher wil'
enrry on his huisiiess ot iiiuiiufiic.tui in
potato chips in the new building with mo
dern up-to-date eiiipment for prepai inn
the, chips in n new mid strictly sanitary
milliner.
The contract for construction of Ihe lmild
iiij: was secured hy Tuhlis & daruiin. hjicitl
contractors, nnd the huiUlinvr niatciiiils
will lie'ftirnished by the 'lluildcrs ltiiremi
of Information." Work will be rushed to
completion by August 1st. if possible.
Mti 1UMBIR C
Builders Bureau
Hassan -Mohammed,
'Turk.
the Terrible
i'rep'cf aliens f..T the, local malch(
are going ahead sloudlly and Itid-i
lor;hus" been, going through hard
workiiuls tr. Improve his condition
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l TOMORROWO
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j in the Comedy Vfe' itlkk
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of II - Al ,..
GEO. P. WILSON jP'frl
J "AS YOU LIKE IT" VLcimieSA
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Jl t Last Times TODAY
' ! l" DON'T MISS SEEING Ti33i!SSSHP
i I I "OLD SAN FRANCISCO" J
? ! 7 An All' Vltaphone :Productiqn nrfBHiwr v mm
J! II EVENING Admission ' "
i II fivTV 7 & 9 P. M. Children 25c II
j II MfliX Adults SOo II
I L. .n -ii.iii-,.i ., i '.t.77!!I3
. y- ; J .1 Frank L. Sealy
President American (iuild of Organists of the
.United. ytateh and Canada
Assisted by
James
i
!
THURSDAY, JUNE 21
Presbyterian Church
8:13 P. M.
, . . Jk'nel'it Organ .Fiiiwl, ' , - - . ,
Admission $1.00
ABOUT SHINGLES ROOFING
It is a well known fact that the rush sea
son in the roofiiifr business is in the fall
of the year after the first rain. This con
dition - due to a common error of many
people that it makes no difference what
time of the year the new roof is applied.
The true facts arc that u roof put on iu
hunt! dry went her is more sure of being a
success at thes purpose for which it is in
tended. The lumber is dry and will not
i shrink after the roofmtr is applied, the
warmth -causes the asphalt in the roofini;
oirshiutdes to cement each part firmly to
the adjoiuinir part thus insuring a more
perfect, rovrrint; for your building.
Wf have- in our organization II man w ho
is thoroughly ipmlified as an expert in
roofing problems and who is rtt your ser
vice. REMEMBER YOU SHOULD RE
ROOF BEFORE NEXT FALL. '
Of Information
fur ht he expei-tii lo ha, one of
the toughest match! of his career.
n,, bus been worllfnif out with' .1.
Itltter, u, 270 pound I. old Mill no
who has ambition
fine poinls of Ihe w
learn Iho
tllng Killlie.
Stevens
JJaritone