Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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in Rialto Picture
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VtiViifiirN uf
I'aritvjtns of eovei-eil w
untile tli.tr way 'i'ns th
.'mil tlm .lex-it L rvuHjuei' n
tli' ihr Anurl.an wi st 1ii
ti "The Vanisliini; I'iimii
..llle til'tV pii-tlll'i' wliiih
ill till" lllall.l theater Mullil
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lit llKlk'- til" ll.'T
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( I'liinl uf jtiniU'er
way across tin Ues-
i a eoveretl w.ion train. It
ts ili- ii hoartla-cakliin mim-ti
i ! ;ii'ier their water supply
ivtii nut u iil dttath ci'i'ins
-t iiieviliiMe.
Iiiif r-hi-ws
I'ii: hi int. iheii-
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tin lif.- of the pi.up'
vlll) lln-ir Ir
i'l in. tin M'r
A lolLili VortlM.
I'KZKM YS1.. INlaud. A peasant
jury antuitif.l Mhhael ffyhiak of
.1 charf nf killiuu his wife, x
t't.iininu that eh" was a p'inr hotiw
k. i-pi-i- ami it w as no wuinler he
t"t hi-- temper.
IS DISPOSED OF
m nil'
elm li-O
a cool stroke
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JAt'KSOWll.Li:. July ! Tlu
r niuiiN, fi ii-iuls of Mr. ami Mr" 'ail
Cliftnn le-jrei that tli.-y haw ttis
pieil of their fine loom- in .lark
soiivlllo :intl an- h-avitm fur iCiver
siilt. falifmnia. The fliftons eanio
, to Jacksonville in 1 '.' J , 1-n.cinir a
hal!y run tlou ti plaee 'i'lut d
filreet. Tiny have Improved the
place until it has been a show
place for flowers and shrubbery.
Mrs, flifton has been uctie in
ehui'h wiii l; siiK e loinn here
and she will be missed by tier eo
workrrs in Huneh affairs. The
best wishes of all their fru-nd and
aemiaiutaiu'es will s with them to
their new Imnie.
Mr. and Mis. I.i Wilsmi of
Jacksonville uml 1'iank Simons of
Kent. Wash,, were visitors Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. W. U. holy near
... was
Koxy Ann.
Allen N'out who has been at the
UoU'lie Hiver Sanitarium several !"n
weeks will soon be leaving lor his!
home in Klamath Kails.
I'reston t'ard and lotisin 1-Mwattl
I'athman i etui m-d l'i id ay at t-r
spending a couple of weeks vaeu
tiona near I .tick I loi n od;e.
Miss Anna M. (iammann of
ed Jacksonville friends Sumlav.
j Andrus Smith returned honuG'-
cently fiom the Wise daiiy farm
the other side of (Iran's l'a. ,
Wo'ie he h;is been wtuknm lor
. some time.
Mr. .in.) Mi.-. 1'ie.l Hut. h
a trip to Portland Tiiday.
Hii: Sumlav nn.iiniiK.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hiildei:
daughter M;i:i e si.-m it v
niuht n'ol Sunday i nh
dauuliMi. Mrs. Leonaid McKe.
i,.mil on the Applc;;ato.
M"'s. Lulu Samsberry and
John M .. Ai i l.te I ni l n and
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Alltvd N
ami chiiilren formed a p.iriy
wtoj sulnminu on Apph-ualt
Suudity-
Mi'ti. Charlt- Hamilton ami
Al I'i-ch.- iHcd, at l he A
Lewis In-m.' Sat urday.
T. i Morris and wile er.
itors at the Ib-y Vbicl
south id' Ashland Sunday.
Miss Kmily Mi'lltoom i
from a wek's visit
Kalis Sunday to resll
ments
tarinm
Miv-
at the
la
M r-rtl.tif
r i ui to 1
Klamath
her treat-
-ue i:uv
(al..
Mi - .
and
isi;
otn h
, isit in.
M iss
r i
ere. 1;
Mrs .1
inn th.
Mr.
daiuht
is h.
.l.dtu
Had
n her v
NVbon
it 11 j n Iv
ami Mr
ill,- ami Vern;i
nille ami 1). inula
(land maib- a tri
or
Konion
Iter SlSle
oil .,f Amd
..leC-ully a sho
to Apple-af,
f Klamath Kal
Sunday.
T. Wil-.-n ai
,M,iv
llaxho
.. I iik
lie
Sllllda
iei Moon
to
it
who
RUSSEWS''
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"Medford's Own Store"-
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ORANGE PEKOE
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WIlMltl llllll
I'.llll li llllll
ii trili up
'. I'lillilri
.lr., IV:,
Wmm
Wlicthcr you wield a rac
quct outdoors, or sit astride
a swivel indoors, the heated
question of the hour is
kHow can 1 keep cool?" The
answer is Tree Tea Iced:
Tomakercallygoodicedtca
you must use a tea of full
flavor with strength enough
to withstand the dilution
caused by pouring over ice.
Tree Tea Orange Pcoc
is that kind of tea
Kranelsoo. arrived Saturday to visit ' i
her cousin. M is. K. S.
; other relatives here.
' M r. and -M rs. (,'harle
son Charles. Jr.. made
. ItiK Applcatc Sunday.
Mrs. J. Jones and thrt
from Casper. Wyn.. and
I a ltd child from I'hoeuix. are Visit
ing at llic U. . Sanden home.
Miss Marie Cwin who has, been
visiting Miss liebn l lrich at the
I'lrich hitme. above Ashland, for
the past week returned home Sun
day. t'hauucey Klurey, who has been
seriously ill is much improved at
the Rootle Itlver Sanitarium. j ere
Arthur Lewis and family. Oscar her
Lew is ami family. Chris Keean ! as
and wife of Jacksonville, and
Ceorye Woodson ami family of
Ashland spent the day Sunday at
Itead Indian Soda Sprinirs.
lom:las Uayborne of I'ortlantl
spent l he week end visiting at tile
V. T. Wilson home and with friends
in Medford.
Key I'lrich and family from
Ashland visited friends and rela
tives here Sunday eveninK.
Mrs. (;ort;o Turner from Med
ford. Mrs. Kvorett from llend, Mr.
Telupslon from Weed. Cat., and
C.uy Wooden from Klamath Kails
lire new patients at the HoKUe
Uiver Sanitarium.
Klder :. I). C.ulnn cnvc an in-ler-stiifT
discourse Sunday eveninK
at th-- court house.
Sybil Kairbum of Medford visit-
:-tur-
Meilforu
i church
ml Mrs. Walla, e and little
i- K.-tty isit. il Mrs. Wal
ler's sister. Mrs. Hamilton, at
rnt rat I'oint Saturda .
Mrs. i:d S.-eranie was trans
act in k business In MedlH
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Wen.lt of
attemb-d the Kresbvieria
ser ice h-i Sunday.
Mrs. carl Clifton, who. with he
husband. left liere Tue-da morn
inu for tloir new home in IIicm
:ile. Cal.. was made the iccipi.nl
..f a faiew-di visit and sui pi is
Uimh by th- ladies ot the mii'd
of the K'-esbytenar- church la si
Satin day. A pleasant time wa,.
had by the round dozen who tfaih
ered to bid her farewell and wish
i-mlsneed. We hope she Sltnls
as many trlemis
leaves behind her
Miss Alice llo.'l's
-hooper Saturday
Mrs. Moody .nid
Moody, of Ashland
iiere and in
Mrs. I.aur
there as she
liere.
was a Medfoul
eveiiinu.
d.nmhter. Mis
visit. -tl :Y ends
Medliod Sattirday.
Thornton Wilh y ami
oi
ett
in i n ---T
. 900 hours longer
tlian any oil
you may
not drive
one
Maybe you are not driv
ing a centrifugal com
pressor, Mr. Motorist,
but wouldn't you like to
get some of the same oil
mentioned in the letter
below? We believe you
would!
It is quite obvious that
an oil that will stand up
under conditions like
these will make your
automobile perform like
it has never performed
before.
Castorlubc is a scientific
combination of the high
est grade mineral and
castor oils, with all the
gums, fatty acids and
odor extracted. It gives
1 5 to 30 more power
and 50 more mileage.
It increases gasoline
mileage, too,vand gives
more compression. Cas
torlube doesn't get over
heated and results in less
carbon, crankcase dilu
tion, friction and vibra
tion. But don't take our
word for it buy it your
self. Be sure to get the
genuine Castorlubc.
Mrs. Kiln TlHil'llti'll (.hit
Asliliin.l wi'i'r KtH'Hts .'it tin'
nf Minn Mi't'tilly Nauiriiiiy.
(l.'iirui' Mirritl t in lisiiiH-il
nfn in I'lini'iilx Siittiriliiy.
Mr. imil Mrs. Kliinliainnn'i' Hint
Mills "f .iili iiU' iilti'tnl'-'l
ProslivtiTi.m i lilir. ll lift" Siln.lny.
MM. Hull K'IT M ii Mi-'lf'"''1
vi-imr S:i1 tn'iliiy.
Mr. uml Mrs. Ki'tnst Srott uml
iliitiKlili r. Miss I'Mhlt'it. uml til.-iil
Mtss Itriiwn uf t'i'tiirm i-utui.
Stiniliiy liin'sts uf
V. W. ( 'ii tncriill.
.lolin lli'illn uf
lll'llll'
l.lisl-
Mr. iind Mrs
-1 'i,t-t l.i lid mil'
FOIL'St
Mill's
mini''
iks II'
. Milis
nffl
Miss Mill u ni t IIIIH'S "I
Crovc iicrulnl'iiiiii'il Mrs.
I'miliill uml si'" llm'lm"
uml will spi'inl si-viral
ti,.. In. im ul Mr. mi'l -N,l':
( '111111 'll un Aliil'h'H"'-
Good Vaudeville
Hunt's Craterian
Wednesday Night
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Castorlubc Refining Co.,
315 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco, Calif.
Gentlemen:
We wish to express tiur ap
preciation for the interest your
Mr. Moore and Mr. Schino
have taken in designing an oil
for our Centrifugal Compres
sors, o
These Compressors travel
at a very high speed, 3600
R. P. M., and we have found
at the end of 1000 hours that
your oil was practically a
good as when first put in.
We might also add that
your oil has held up approxi
mately 900 hours longer than
any oil we have used to date.
Very truly yours,
(Name upon request.)
Get Caitorlabe at
independent filling
stations SO garage
Th.' l.ill Is In iiillim il I'V Hi" '"'
Mmliiil liunpr. U s a well-known
fad tlnit tin' .Maliian Is a natural
Horn in rnliat. ami t liat tin-m i ati st
HDllliis nf i;yiiinasts anil 1 11 lillili'i's
havr .-iiiiii. ft'ilil Hi'- far-nff laml
nf .M'alilli. In lliclf l'l '-si-nt "I Id'
lim, this si-xli-lt" nt l'i innrkalili-alllli-l-
iill'i-r (1 ninsl sillsnlhilial
..vl.il.iil,,., ,,r ai-riilinlli' fiats. In
' pyramid iMlllilliiu- anil strum: man
i fi ats llHlr ninals ilii not -.lst.
ThiB iiarlii-tilar lim- of ai-rol.alii'
1 i-ffoi'l as in-sdilt-il !' tiiis trniil'"
( savors of Un- itn'tiiini''tiiil. sn ili-N-Itiotisly
uml raplilly an- lln- fiats
' pd foi innl. As I'"' tln lf liulHiiini;
j lunililitiK mnl sn-i-ily r. vnlut Inns
' tlii'ly t-nslly slatni out in a I'lass 1'
thi-insclvi's. 'I'lii- ad as a wholi' is
; .in- of 111.- m-.'iiK'sl nnvi-lty ai-ro-i
lialii- ads In vainl-vlll.-.
nrfurhiK ii In-lulit lim- of smmt
1 r..lii-lly .-llatl.-r ami si.-.lal soims.
( Si.lm-y M.-yi--rs ami Harrl.-t .Nolan
iulll la- M-.-ll In a il.-lii-tlll'l'- rolll-
cily ofd-liiL's.
j l-vi-nl uml Cray will la- vl.-wnl In
J rlisy ilnnri-s, .-onsisllliu nf tliosi-
of tin- past as well as tin- pt'i-si-nt.
Tliry liavi- an .lutnirate spr. ial
I sl'. nli' si'ttlnu. mill ..isHltll.'M li'liiilc
up of lil-illliilll lolors.
! Hpeakd' l.rwis Is not so inui'li
! Int'-i-.'sti'il In miikiiii; laws as In- (s
la makliiu' laltuhs. It Is Hal.l that
' many of tin .-olinl ry's i-ir"s.'iilit-
lives In ronmiss nr.: hiiuioroiis.
luit nom- of llii-ni. ilk, Sii.'iik.T
! Lewis. Is .lelllieral.'ty funny,
i Mae ami Helen Murray are the
j merry Klrls. The Misses Murray
! m e heard In syneopaleij souks The
j e,h'l not only know how to put
souk's over, the kuaek that does not
! depend tip.tti volee. but they have
voli es, and this of eouie Is. a de.
' rnl.,1 asset.
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LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
O m DISTRIBUTORS
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AGAINST GO'. PIERCE
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J S.M.KM. Ore., July I" . (!', -
l: pief. nintlve V. . Mauley, inn-
j.rffinii:i fur t li flrft Oregon fits-
' tilel. i xifvi 1 1 tr.j Into '.tfifrri
' (ii'i.'n to iincf itt tin- e.i niM icn
j of .llt'lL'o Cohen K. Colter uf The
; lif'.l-. t HiM!e:in c-i mt I'lii t f'M
j eoimi't from ih" .tuinl tlUtri' i,
I i ilk-) extitrvei-i!ir I'i'-iee. Mr,
I Itiiuley mo mutfd yewt'i (hi'' ttf''"
j ntiirninij fmin 'nllfornln whence
! Hpent fi'Veiitl WfckN,
, Then- j H He.)il.illt v. h" .
th.it he may l O-nlh-.i rnx tu nNt
in ;hr nnf inhnl t-i-nuMien n earn
1 li.ittjn. . .
mmm
.yr
i s
r i ill "Jrs " """v"' 7ek V
4 4 'iiWSA i&t
fArlr i "i sf- lj3 - I Wl ffM ii
mf& ' 1 1 1 1 Ira h& I r cJu )y
as ini -i n a a r.v-v-..w v.v t ai-
jjjj,.- -; ,
l I ':' ti' I I l
Delightfully Cool
Summer Dresses
A Special Lot Going at
One-Half P
rice
C!ti1rta nrti nf 1iq wpvir Infaof . r woof in nuove
' detail. Flat crepes, georgette crepes, crepe prints.
House Dresses
$1.95 Values at
1.75
A wotiiU'iTiil assiii'lniiMit in Dinii-fic-;.
Lawn. Ortfiiiulv, I I'iiiiincd
.Hid I'i'ilils. Sixes II lo ."ill. (iiiar
anlci'il I'.isl mini's.
Hosiery Bargains
Holeproof and
Phoenix
Hose
Our Remaining
COATS
at
HALF PRICE
The latest slvlc
a ii il I Ii e in H e Ii
wanlcil fabrics are.
In lie had iii dress
and sport .coats.
$1.00 Value
89c
Silk tup to toe. l.i,H'llt wei-fl
service. I. ate summer shades.
54x54-In. Lunch Cloths
G Napkins, 18x18
$1.49 Values
$1.25
For -iiiir talilc use Indian Head
fur doilies, centerpieces, napkins,
luncheon sets or tahleclot lis. All
1 he charm of linen at the price
of cotton.
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Imported Hit and Miss
RUGS
59c Values Going at
49c
$1.98 Values Going at
$1.59
Floral liorders and hriijbtlv col
ored; slroiiijlv ween ra,Lr ''"-'
of last colors. Small size ISxI'.ti
and larye sie olix72 iiudies, it;
patterns to match.
Bath Towels
Values to $1.50
$1.00
An exceptionally good huy. These
hath towels are lar.e size with
I'ancv liorders.
Wool Blankets
$3.98 Values
$3.59
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Ahsolutely an all-wool lilatd;et.
(lood campiiif,'' lilanket.
Leather Bags, $2.98jo $4.98 values .$?.00
: 3 w S
Buffet Sets, $1.25 values $1.00
Imported Pongee, 85c value 69c
Children's Pantie Dresses, $1.98 values . . $1.75'
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