Medford mail tribune., July 12, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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Trade Marked Lumber
You will receive a Quality Product
MADE IN MEDFORD
DETAILS OP IS.
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EAGLE POINT MAN IDENTITY CLUE
BUYS APARTMENT: TO VICTIM AUTO
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dil
ution
dosed
Tlic newest ainl largest' apart
inenl limine in i;illis. Ore.,
Known us ihe Wildt-r ami lot
ntar the Oregon Auriciilmral
li'Kc campus, lias lii-cn sold to ,).
Al. Wiilley nf Kawle Poini l.y K. .
I .i n. i allxr. ai a t niisiil
M' mm. Tin- deal was
yesterday a t'teinoon.
.Mr. and Airs. Willli-y cxpi'i t !
inn Vi to l 'n r vail is the filil nf the
WitI; to m ke hai KO f the new
littshii'ss. Th.- Iiliil linu inusists
of t!t modern apartments, nil fur
nished and elect rim My ei nipped.
They had heen in the apartment
I'Usmess fur 20 years in t 'iilit'urnia
:nd ftah l.etine emnitiK to smith
ern Oregon.
Ashland nnn-KUe since death,
awaiting locaiii-n t i'-iatiis. The
dviltK y.illlh refused (. uive lllf ad
dress of his parents iu the author
ities. Two San l'ranii-'o ad
dresses were found aneim hi-- in--loni;iiiLS.
The dead nlll)l W is ah.. Ill 1
yea ! s of ae. nu-dn: in d.i : i. ha ii
and eomplexion and oi ni-'.liuin
height, and appeared seUlv.
.laelison county a lit hoi n as will
Wile a detailed description ol" the
oiith to the Saata l'i paletil
today.
The first clue to i he Motility of
the ! S-yea r-dd youth known only
as "YoutiK." whose life was eitish
eil out on the Ashland -K la mat li
I'alls highway .Inly 1. last, hy the
wheels id" a truck driven W Kin I
Swisher of K la ma l h l-'a II.-. was
found today.
The Klan.ath I'alls Kvenin;;
Herald reports thai it h i-: received
a letter from ( lem ue V. Y..UI1K.
li. K. 1. No. L i:.-x ::".."). Santa
("rir, Calif.. maUiim inquires. Th.
letter says in part :
"1 tiave a son .soiiiewlieie in that
vicinity who works at the mill.-,
and shifts ft tun mill to mill. I feel
much concerned. I do not know
where lay son is at the present
time."
The hodV has hee held at the
CATCHER RELEASED By
PIRATES IS SIGNED UP
ST. l.OUii Mo.. July li'.--,Pi -Karl
Smith, veteran catcher, re
leased micniulitmmilly hy tMe lutts
but:; I'irntes Monday, was si;ned
today hy the St. I. on is Cardinal';.
Me an aimed to report jn uniform
ihis afternoon.
No details of the contract wer?
aiveit out.
The Sacramento Itee of yester
day trt'ilains the follownm article,
.im-iit the trau-edy tn:tt cost the
lives of Atrs. Ilaei IVU antl her
son -lack. ;u:e nine. Alotnlay. Mrs.
J'isk is a sister of 1. li. Walllier of
the California r-nnii I'nwr i'uii
It.ioy purehainu depart nieiit :
A douhle funeral service to
morrow moi hint; at the Miller
X- Skelton chapel will pay
trihiile to the memory nf Alls. (
Hazel K. CisU i Ha,.el i:. Wal
llo i i. who lost her life in
the Trinity river near We.iver
vtlle in a vain effort to save
the lite of her nine-year-old
-on. Jack i:. I'isk. The service
1 or llo i w o will he af 1 a . :IH
o'clock and cremation will fol
low -it l he Kast I .a w n cenie
tery. The hodies of Mrs. I-'isU and
her son arrived hen- today
1'tom Keddinu. Their deaths
occurred Monday while the
Kisk fa mi I; y . who make t heir
InuiH' at L'Miti Twetity-sevenlh
street, fere oil a caiilUllK e-
petiuion in Trinity county. The
lad while wadiim in the Trin
ity river jiot heyond his depth
ami A I rs. Iisl; was drowned
also in an attempted rescue.
Airs. Ki.-k helom:ed to one uf
the eailiest CaJifoi ina families
her ui'ciit-randlather heiui
I he late tJi'iirni' Doillier, for
! whom (he ill-lattd lionucr
Party was naiio'il. er Kiainl
ntother was the late Airs.
i:iitha C. Wilder, om- of the
stirvivois of the Imnner l'.irt.
Airs. I'isk leaves her hns
han.l. I.ce K. risk, itml a
da uu liter. Ma rjorie. Her par
ents. Air. and Mis. John
( Wa h her. and four hi nt hers,
Kltner Jr.. Irwin II., Winlhhl
W. ami Alerle W. Walther, live
in Sacra no-li I o,
llolll hodies were recovered
from the river yesterday hy a
searehiim party.
Alyrtle I'oint Ki?;hts ot way are time." Klamath I'alls proposed s.L' ..uti(l i
heiltL- secured for Arairo mad The l.odv- hrts heen he). I at the ' oi na im-i, I a 1 street l;ehiinu y-ii. m j
Ml I "rtie bi9 musical com- A jfl P ' i
hi 1 edy hit that kept m.G) !si )' fcv I IB!' '
l Broadway roaring for MtU W " T T Hp f I Sllil i
:rthPur asa jl .y KlALl Uj
j-jj.;; with all the life the jazz Hffn i
f fcuU and twice the comedy illfil I
1 1 1 1 li Jack Dorothy 11 H El 11
llllilll RI II II AND njf I '11 Mmfll :
ivuunaii , iviacKam nlllir !
!f "LADY BE M
Vm GOOD " :
II Anout a musical comedy! Wm irj f2 K
I ifJ From a musical comedy! P j tfim fj 3
I lJj Wih times the com- S 1 fii
1 xf' 'qj J edy! A footlight romance 1 5 E 1 SS S
si I I that everybody is calling XlliilHI
tfre hCad'iner 01 comedy' 1 1 I I
rM' Oood Added 0 UfS
1 lire II II l7mWMfM4hUt&-
p ' till nni.r e ,
SERVICE STATION A
LOSS OF $167 LOOT
W. S. I lenry, mnnaKer of the
Armory Service Station, followed a
hunch last ninht and saved ap
proximately $1U7 hy ndim hack to
the station and removing tho
money a short time heforo the
estnhllshment was entered hy a
hurjikir. who for his loot look two
:'li.l.4H tires.
Henry had seen a stranger loiter
near the station tor most of the
eveniiiK ami afternoon and after
the station had heen closed u nhort
lime after 10 o'clock hy V. Crave,
stat ion attendant, I lenry hurried
hark and removed the money from
the rash drawer of the salt.
After Henry had removed (he
money lite station was entered thru
a hack door, one lock of which was
picked and tho other jimmied. The
cash drawer was pried open, hut
it was empty. Tho hut lar left
no (dues.
Daily Meterological Report
July 12, 1 lliS
Forecast
Modford and vicinity:' Fair to
ni.uhl and Friday. Cooler tnnmtit.
Oregon: Coiiorally fair tonlKh;
and Friday. Cooler in tnlorior in
nieiit and in cast portion Kriduy.
Normal humidity.
LOCAL DATA
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rienr
Teinperaturc ldtps.
lliutiest Hast I'-' his
Lowest (last 2 hrn.1 . fih
; Hoi. humidity t I'ct.l . '2.1
' Precipitation In.) 00
'Slate of Weather Clear
lowest teinperaluie inls morun.
; a(l dem'eoH.
I Total precipitation Hlnee Septcn,
j her I, 1 7 . la.i;r inches.
Sunset toda-y, 7:17 p. in.
' Sunrise Krfday, I : t a. in.
i Sunset Friday. 7: 40 p. ni.
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Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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l.akor City !H tot P. (.'.
. Itimark 7N S Clr.
liolsp Inn I', c.
' lli nver SO r4 Clr.
Id's .Moines si; l.S City.
r'ri'Hiio 101' 71 Clr.
; Mflvnn . Ml M Clr.
! l.os aiiki'Ips "ii ri; cdv.
! Marshfli-lil i-i r, c,v.
j Phopiilx ink Sft Cly.
Portland S 12 Cily.
' Roil HIiHf in:! 7 Clr.
KiiM-iinri; fin Cdv.
Knit l,nke 91 70 P. ('.
Sun l-Ynni-lsro .. c.fi 51 Cly.
' Santa Ke Sii 02 Civ.
.Seattle SI Mi Civ.
' KlHlkjktle !i B2 Vtf.
Walla Walla 102 71 PC.
Wlnnliics fit; Clr.
; I.. W'7 DICK. ".MiMHofnlfiKiKt."
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Itjll'lllllll Itltll Iiith W ill
SAI.BI.
On
July IJ i.
M;0kiiii l.ri.tlii'is nf tt"m wi'ii
the tow liliiilelti for tile Kenenil
o,Hiriieln of 111- flil unit of tile
n- u t;ite ttlleii''j!i.i hosill;il at
no iiiii;e nub ii i . i I .,r t:n "
Tee flrillM Slll.llillteil ,,., the
liiKlifat beitis fIJV.UVV.
BUYING
MOST
WE
BUY
FOR LESS
A NATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION'
"where savings are greatest
SELLING
MOST
SELL
TOR
LEa
farfiee-
lie Test rf Quality
Quality in many instances is an Invisible thing. Only Time, and the wear and
tear lime brings, can prove the presence of Quality Conclusively. Our Mer
chandise Has a Host of Regular Users because it consistently meets the Service
Test of Quality.
The Newer SiJk Frocks
Have Charming Simplicity
You can always tell a Taris frock by
Its simplicity of line, so we took pains
to see that otir own models are
smattly plain.
New and Fresh
Trimly Fashioned
smartness of satin anil fine crepe
these dainty (rocks in gay colors
hard to resist. When you see them you
just naturally have to try them on.
The
makes
to
ml
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Looks Well, Wears Well
Real Value in Men's Clothing
This Mitait , three-lut tun nnnUl
has plenty nf set ive as well as jjiuul
liH"k. A real value that will make
Yinir cLdhiny expenditure a bound
investment.
Sulecled Patterns
Dependable Fabric
Reliable Tailoring
Moderately Priced
Stimuli vnrtf(ls in k'rrvs, hrowrn
a tut lil uc in nrwfst tiiivt'lty st riiu - ef
fects; ifigts in blue, nicy and LtovMi.
$19.75
:.xtin Pants if Desired, ?4-9S
0
Pongee--AIl Silk
Kirst (iiality 12 iMiiiiiiiic iiiini'i'. (.'iiviTimii'iil stiinipnl. A
prill lii'.'ivy wt-isili t that has wmi luinilrrils nf 1'i ii'iuls siner
iiiiirki't I'limlil inns liavi" inailr il pnssilili' for lis tn si'U il
fur sni'li a ivmnrUalily low prirr. Vi inviti- riniipnrisnii
In ciniviiii'i' von of llic valni'.
49c
Bedspreads
X0x I OTi sizo tn erinlclcd iiuih
lilt sprtji(lH tluit have hlue,
rose and Hold t'ast-eolor stripe.
A truly remarkable value.
$1.49
Bleached Muslin
r!t' linlicH wide. Our own
'l telle ImIu" brand. Saim-
ii;ilily In nnbieat lied Ih
Inehes wide.
10c
Millinery
A splendid Kt'nitp
type floppy ntylc
Hi iii w and nil k
Our low price
litljin
nulH In
laterialH.
98c
Our Own Brand of Silk
Thread
Various tests
n d cmupari
tons niiiiHy
resulted in the
kclrction of a
srwiim silk
which ip;irs fiur
own tradf-nuik.
Each ipojl
6c
i "ft?
V
" f C -WIOT AMI
it PfysLT CO
Crepe de Chine
Washable ull-silU rrepo do
chine. VA Inches wide. 2T
shades. An excellent itial
It y . The yard
98c
House Slippers
Kelt house Hlipperw for wom
en, chrome Hole, ctiHltton
type. lUhhnn and pnn ion
trim. IVleo per pair
69c
Ginghams
HI! iiiehew wide. All fast enl
oih. Included in IIiIh ltd urn
Tnile dti Ndid and rayon
Hltipcil tiibrlei;. Yard
19c
Bloomers
l.tire triutmi'il rayon bloom
erjfin pastfd Hliades, all hIch.
A riao Kii'Ke rayon Hint an
Hiires Hcrvice. Our low price
will please.
98c
Work Socks
One croup of first quality
sue Us. It row n and blue. A
value without equal. The
priee is extremely low.
5c
Overalls
Full cut bib overalls, alt
sizes 12 to -HI. ILiuh back
type. A money KavlitK Item.
89c
Union Suits
Nainsook union suits of the
athletic style. Sizes 'M to -Hi.
Carefully tailored. Kaeh
49c
Overalls
For Boys
Si.eH 4 Id Hi. I tilt overalls
in i;ond quality blue denim.
Our price
69c
Vacuum Bottles
"Pi'iiinialil" vuriiimi liottli'9
fur llio liini h lilt. Tint Hh.f.
Will kiM'ii rnnli'iilH lint or
colli.
79c
Work Shirts
Kill I etit ehamhray work
shirts. Illne only. Sizen 14 Vj
to 17. An outstanding value.
49c
Work Shoes
Outing Blioes with full oak
tanned Hole. Nailed, leath
er heel. 100 leather.
$1.98
Men's Oxfords
llliirk or tan calf oxInritB.
Siyllsh lasm'. Hnlilii-r heel
mid nak taniip.il Holu. IjcuIIi
cr nil the way thrutlKli. Klzen
i In 1 1.
$3.98
Summer Suits
Included In litis lot are many
Ken u i no ' Pu lm Heneh" fa li
lies. All sizes. A cool Her
vlcenble suit for Rummer
wear.
$14.75
Straw Hats
Men's sailor Rtraw hats, cool
and stylish. All leather
sweat bunds.
98c
Good Looks and Service
Combine in this Silk and Rayon Hose
Many, mainy women are
finding this splendid hose a
solution t? their hosiery
problem.
A mixture of silk and rayon that
is smart !ookinj? and will give ex
cellent service. 0
Full-Fa&honed
The full-fa.shirmed featuremakes
this hose fit beautifully.
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Will You Help Pay
Mrs. John Doe's Bill?
Suppose the next I'm. you went shopping the
saleswoman said, "the price of this dress is f 10.00,
madam, but Mrs. John Doe has not paid her ac
count this month, so we are fbliged to divide the
cost of carrying it among our cash customers. The
dress will therefore cost you f 10.1 1."
I Voi4d you pay the extra 11 cents? Probably
lot!
Tiif is the reason the J. C. Penney Company
(foesiiot o0cncharge accounts or sell on the instal
lment plan. It isn't givingtfreryone the same square
4c4. We pRfcr to give YOU that 11 cents.
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