PXGE TWO
MEDFORD UATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTD, r)REGOXVFBI1MYrvIULV-20rl .?-f-v.t.r--.--;--:c-'?
' Personal
Otlo Klum, former well known: ('omll)B hack to Mcdfoid '?ster- MIhh Voia Mi-Mlllln of Koseliurs
coach or the .MrrtMrrl hliih school, rtiiy for a lilt 1- warmth, followinp j yricjip Thursitny vMiIiib;' .1-iluiiil
and coach fot- ynain p.-.t at the a vlclt to mlnn.hy-lhf-Hi-H and friend.
university In Honolulu II. T.. who I'nwrnl City, t hief ,,r IN.lii-,. and Walker's dime it . ,i.,n
Ik ifmllnK the Mis damns .'.Irl'ri-illn will leave Saturday n It lit i-m'
vit-itlnK relailveM nnd tonnirroiv to continue, a vacation of Charles u el. her nrHv..,i i.,..'.,.
en. is in -a -in, i,:.i, was a sieiiM'r a wcck .11 ine latter place. Chief mornin!: from liuircne fir.. I,.
Identification biulBmi for all i at the noon luncheon or ihe K. llcl'icilj.- iemrted In, 111 resort spend 11 few day-, at the home of
lncniherH or the Medronl American I wanls cluli of Ashland foiiay. town to le chilly, Kp--ijilly i'an- his stei-hrother. I,. M. Davis
l.enion post have arrived, and are I Walker's dance. Hilarity. Hull. don. lie drove from Crescent City llanco at l.alte Creek Sal. nltc.
avnll.'lhlc from Artjmnnt l.ee flar-; Salurilay nluhl. il'O 10 Itnndon on the const highway, '
with his fanilly
summer
.Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Itanlels
lock ill the chnmher of Commerr
111,. nauKcs are in oe v. o, .., ,... . , June,,!!. Alaska, aceoidlnt
mcnihers In order that visllliiK i tn p,l(it.., cards received hv frlen.u
leulonnaires at the state convention j ft,.,.,
In nvo weeks may ask them ror
Information. Aledford tnemhers
are tu'Ked to procure the Undue, as
early as possible In nriler thnl this
preliminary matter may lie dispos
ed of.
Al, Store, is a nolo of rare liar
Kiilns. Sale Is now on. 1 1 I
.Mm. (leorite Walker of .U.-dfoid
Is the house fctlesl ,,r .r. and All's.
C. K. Anders. .Mrs. Walker will
he here for at least a week. Iiur
fliir her slay In ihe city Mr. and
.Mrs. Anders have planned a num.
known residents of Med ford up to,,,,,, ,...ls ;,..,,,,
which he declared was In
Kood condition.
Al Adrienne's. your ehol, ? of tiny
i flress. valtH's up to s:'.'i, for I ."i.
The I.Ik ilearanee sale of hats iturday. Il
at the I'.mmy i.ou Hat Shop In M
.Mr. anil .Mrs. (I. I.. Davidson left
yesterday for a short business trip
to Portland.
l-teward's HO A VI Ti Ktore. Your
choice of any Ki dress, special
Hi. II.'.. Mil'
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Krholz of
Santa Kosa. Calif., former well
Walker's dam e. Hilarity Hall.
Saturday nlcht. l L'h
l.lKhl i-lmidlness this forenoon
for a short timo seenied to Indi
cate a break in the weather, but
Ihe forecast ror tonight and Satur
day is ror fail- weather and no
i chance In lemoeralilre. The nm-wl.
shipment of fast colored i mum of veslel dav was (ill
! wash prints, also voiles, values up i The 1,0. clearance sale of ImlV.
special il.ll.'.. Steward's! at u,e Kmniv Lull Hal Shon In M
for a ten days' visit with friends.! .. .. . ' ; " o'". Is a sale of rare bar-
They arc mnkin,! a reaulor vaca-I ' ' . "''"'"'' , Kains. Kale Is now on. I'M'
tlnn of tho visit, dlii'lnir which thev! .n 1 1 vi a u li cc, I c. I!. UoKers ujwl W. II. Iloslet
will visit Crater Lake and the other
New
five years iiko. where Harry and,
his father were In the bakery busl- I
". ' ., . """e"'"" ' I to s.i.r.o.
; II 'I it 1.', Store
Galey of
Thursday eveuinc. for .Milwaukee, I
rived in .Medford yesterday noon :
rainy After visiting rebitlves In San
i I'Yancisco durliiK the past two
weeks .Mrs. l-:thel Wheeler ami
j.Mrs. .1. W. Slater returned in il.il-
fol'd this inorniiifr.
Mediord's newest Hat Shoppe,
Ihe Hand linx, L';:i Hnst tin SI.,
haa on display a marvelous selec
' Hon of the famous flaire felts.
! price, very modest tit St;.:,u. s. .v
I II, stamps fciven with every pur .
chase. We invite u,ur n! .,.,., i(,n
1 -' 1 -
-Mr. and Mrs. Kirehaossncr. Trail
, re.-ldenls. were in MciUoid today.
milking prciaralions to leave f,,j
San l-'raneisco tomorrow. They
.will spend Ihe remainder of the
; summer and m(,sl of next winter
: in ( 'alifurnla.
We have something choice In
tree props, no r. it fall In sen them.
Hunt ever Finer Icivlnw .Medford. !
Walker's dance. Hilarity Hall, j
Saturday nipht.
Dr. C. K. Jenkins of Jacksonville
entered a plea of Kllllly 111 the
court of Justice
in mill, ,u a ruin ki- oi siiuoiiiiK a arrived
uanie nun ironi a nmnwny. lie
ivas fined S30 and costs of $4. He
was held for shooting u dove, which
was said to have been for a sick
patient of the doctor. rjrants Puss
t 'ourler.
Cenol Foot Joy for tired, nchlnt:
feet. James .McNair's I'harniacv.
214 10. Main. lL'li"
(Itiesls from n distance registered
to Medford hotels Include II. J.u
licrltz and M. I'Vldinan of llaltl-
niorc. Mil., Mr. and Mrs. fieo. It,
nollliiner of ChienKO,. U. . M, .An
derson and family. Mrs. Hoberl
Jack and family and Mrs. .1. M
Anderson and family of rtock
Hprlntis. Wyn., Mrs. W. I). Clay
pool and Dorothy Palmer of Phoe.
nlv .Aril!., nnd P. K. W. KehlinB
of Kvnnslon, 111.
Dance at Lake ("reek Sat. nlte.
I I'll
II. II. Ulce returned to Medford
today from l.as Anlmns. Colo.,
where he was called June 10 to at
tend the funeral of his father, llcv.
A. W. ltlre.
Dresses up to $15 values for
special sale priced al SS.IIfi. Stew
ard's fill li VI .1 Store. ini
Sixly-four out of the slate cars
registered here yesterday with Ihe
local stale it ilt.i trnfflc bureau.
Dressinakliu; and remodellnK.
Fashion Shop, 4L'4 Medford llldu.
If
A Idler received by Assistant
Postmaster Poland n. Heaeh this
hinrnliit,' from Postniiisler Win. .1.
Warner, who with his family left
for Crescent City last Wednesday
niornlnj! to remain there until ihe
first of next month, told that they
were nicely located enthiij,. a
Ooeauslde Camp, more fiiiiiillnrly
known as Klnnaean'H. some dls-
""' "I of Crescent city, and a
ravorlte recreation place with Med
ford people.
Kor fleas and llooinn ilnus, cal.t
and birds, use Clayton's Kilflca
powder. .Iannis McXalls Pilar-
inner. ? I I I:. .Main.
!y.!r:;,.::: "t"u: -":"'u-'- "" "'""'" " '..n..nv, ,;; s, !!',
places of intoresl herenbmils.. They , " -iu- were in l.oscluirc, on Wednesday ,aiiKllll'H, Marv .Manila ' nil
are al present stopplm: at the Hotel '" l""''c company. from Medford, looklnn after l.usi-, Kalhrya. w-en, io , ,
in tlio ba1:.M-y M.slno.H nl SV.ntn m T , !' H'' .'n' 1 'mniliiK huIIk f..r rm-ii. win-n
' i.u- iinu cniiuivn iit Mivirii; inicfH.
Dan Hoover Jiowernnin, (K'iil Shi -lH.
In 1 '"". m.is iM-i-n Ha hummers is a prisoner in tin
.... im.M iiiki- hi'i'k: is-; county jjiil unlav. folI.;.vfjik' his
i Hint: with n-lativcM u( Kuwil. in j an -vt y('si.r.iav fr imnxi.ihm
Summcin In :i rounty hnrj,-e and
has licfu rcrclviiiK irwiiiin'iiis fniin
tin; cntiniy hf-nlth unit for a tiilwr-
... r.-.-.. .,iinn i. ein liiiweriuail.
home yesterday, as he be
I came tired of pit. hint hay In the (.,. ,m(!
inn eastern iirei;on sun. which has
Kivcn him a deep r(ai of Ian. Ite
ports comliiK from him last week
llldlcaled Unit he had m-ow n fond
of hay pilehitiK and that hejilan
ned to pilch hay In spare' time
upon his reltirn here.
We keep a complete line of Xynl
preparations. Phone In. James
;esiemny tor a Tew days' vacation.
Vnunt- Kenneth I In rneburi; n -i
turned yesterday from Portland.
, w here h,. visited relatives diirlna
i the past two weeks,
i Many bargains for July ofiered
; at Shields'. j
.Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Marsh of
! Kllder, ,. D.. slopped In Medfonl
. yesterdny to visit their uncle A It
Clinrls representative, lierl ha M. I u,a a fxienslvc a, driv.. -ind '
Stoneman, K,3 ,V. 0,ul,.. Phone , will return home after spoudlim i
' "' ', M.iifew days al Crater Lake
-Members of Ihe newly oriranlzeil i ParUliiK 2:,c a ilay F-tst of
hoys' drum and buKle corps will I brldae. old P. & !; D,'pt ' ' n i, '
mcel inniKht (. 7 o'clock al the A n.arrlaae l,.(.se was Issued
playarnundsjoff F.ast Main slrcel, 10, lay at the cottniy clerk's office
for Ihe third regular pracllce tin-, 10 llenjamlii Ja.-kson. f i:s-
McXalr's I'harmacv 1 .1 l- m . . . : . " """". "nil Myrll,
iiiini iiaipu i.offas,
1 i'n
Citlifiirujans registered al Med
ford bon is Include Mr .and Mrs.
O. C. Applegate, Jr., of Sacra
mento, Mr. and Mrs. Charles llar
kliis and .Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Vfiunc
or P.iirllnKame, Mr. and Mrs. ,lef.
ferv, Jr.. of Chlco. Mr. mid Mrs.
II. W. .Mat hews of Sau Jose. Dr.
ami Mrs. Charles Coleman of Oak
land. Harry W. Hcholz and family
of Santa Itosa, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ahern uf ilarysvllle. Hay tllllilnnd
of Hollywood, Mrs. Harold Melt
ols of Vreka. drover Tyler and Art
Hlarbiicli of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs.
I'-. W. Halle of Pasadena, .1. A.
Marshall ,,f h,, j k,. c,(.i i ...
Kellar of Alhambra. l-'lorence llo-
vey or I, oh Anueli S' and
it
Twenly-seven ! of Oakland Cilir
boys have sinned up and, there Is j A special type of Iron props at
'" " ihii.- in, i-.ii- i-ines 1. nr. 1-0. Tslf
K...,i. , 1,.. i-mmiii-iors are also ,
lifoklnt,- for a ilnim-major. . j
Ileal bai'italns In summer halsj
for ladles, misses and ch'llilren. 1
Prices 011 the famous l.'airramei
bonnelK Kreatly redueed. Shields. I
I III"
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. P. Haruiou
mid Ihr lnuahlers of Oalvlaml
Phone '
51 o.4a
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
uiii.. MMuiipiMi in Aifiironi loday
on ihnlr return t r i pu from thr.'f
wnHlts spont 11 f VcdlnwHtotio ami
CluriiM' national purlin.
Am yon KunihliriK with llfp and
hoalth? To win take chiropractic
With Wnituliin 1uu...,n 11.. ui 1
l(ins, over Woolwort h torn ' ' i i i ! PASTUERIZED SAFEP( IRF
Mi', and 1 Allu n...ii .... PDHniirCh . t-i v i-
it... i-o-'iiiii; iiiiil'-m in n . i w v . l m 1 in - i i
.y.-:: way
.,mi Vn.. , , ' 1 a two weeks' vacation hen- as the
r'ranclseo A'"'"'""" ' "' ''i itncsl of Mr. and Mr. !..,.. .,..
lOc'TrD i','1"1";'1. ny"':S "V"'y ',:,y'i ",;'r'" " r,-'", "' '"'-
10.. per lb. Johnson's Market. , bu.-y's Shampoo will, each r.n-cent
... , , !l7tf , bollln or Woodbury's Honey and
meoi ,'K T." ".' ,nll"t"n treat- Almond Cream, al cIovIb Di-iiks.
i. ... . . invoice next o Itlallo Theat,
suit filed by Mrs. Nellie Johnson' .-y,l Hush, the vol
fl ..lav 1 . , , . ""iw"' " l-" ' " I Ihe microphone
tile today al the counly clerk's of-: 1 in, I ,.r ., r , ,
', el,,. ... 1 ,, , ... " 1 - s nun
" 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 live in .is nil.
I 111
of KM i:il.
and w
I Hl'ii.
Innrrlcil Septemlier
ditrlim w'lilch Knrle Davis annoilnc
cd the proai'anis.
1,'l'ei. .. r.n., i.... 1..... ,
Mllislrel.showanddanceal l':acl., ' bury's Shampno will, each r,-eel
I olnt (il-auu'e hall ,s day nlchl. Woodbury'.s llonev and
Auspices KhkI.. I'.ijnt (Irainre ,,,,,1 1 a , , ' . ., J.
rnlie.l A,.M . ..; ... . ...v,K 1 .runs.
' 'I lli'V I.. I ,1... 'Cl
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
We discontinued tlio
sale of empty flour
sacks some time ago to
fill a number of large
orders. We have filled
these orders and are
now selling them afjain
through our retail store.
Tomorrow we will of
fer a special price on
Flour Sacks
7i! L-
1 1 1
S 1 muMm
1 1
11
XnFi e r. I (,Vsa
99c doz.
These sacks are for the
large 100 pound size
used by bakers. This
price will be in effect
Saturday until our sup
ply is exhausted. Phone
orders accepted will be
held until 0 P. M. Saturday.
mm
ALSO TmM
TWO GREAT
ACTS OF
"Talkies" M
"THOSE
PULLMAN fMM
PORTERS"
I Warbling Blackbird, !'?rl
JJ "The Kings of Har- tf'f
Imony," and M'A 1
A SEELEY t'i
gws. Queen of Syncopatior ff j. I
V" ' l BENNY FIELDS J
ivSl 4 ComPi!t! Shows
jMhO m
$1 j ADMISSION jV 'I
AdulK 35, Kxldirt 10 I
SsJjjSSa Eveningt I I
I! I Adult. SO. Kidditt 25 I
Again We Urge You to Attend the Matinees
The Night Crowds Are Terrific
NOW!
THE MASTER
OF ALL
TALKING PICTURES
SEE AND HEAR
LIONEL
KARRYMORE
MAY McAVOY
WILLIAM COLLIER, ALEC FRANCIS
IN
"THE LION
AND
THE MOUSE
You will marvel at their
voice; you will thrill at the
music: you, hke hundreds
who saw it yesterday, will be
carried away by this great
drama.
BREAD
Free from , alurn bearing substi
tutes and, besides its fine flavor, may
be eaten by folks with the most deli
cate stomachs without injury.
Mb. Loaf 3 for . 20c
1Mb. Loaf 10c
3-
Free Susrar
Buy a 50-ft. U. S. Rubber Co. ribbed,
molded hose guaranteed to give sat
isfaction. $5.79
10-lb. sack pure Cane Sugar
FREE
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
45c
25c
37c
19c
Crystal White Soap 12 bars. . . .
Scott Tissue Toilet Paper 3 rolls
White King Washing Powder
Large package 37c
Certo 2 bottles 47c
S. & W. Baby Kernel Corn No. 2
can, 2 for .
Creme Oil Toilet Soap 4 bars .
Lipton's Coffee, vacuum pack lb. 50c
Monarch Coffe Lb. package 50c;
3-lbs $1.49
Freshly roasted Coffee ;3 very fine
blends of our own roast comes
to you with all its fragrance and
aroma. Pound 38c, 43c, 49c
Del Monte Peaches, Melba Halves,
larger size can 3 for 57c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans 3
cans 25c; dozen 95c
Jello, all flavors 3 pkgs. 25c; doz. 95c
Drifted Snow Flour 49-lb. sack. $2.07
Crescent Matches Carton of 6
Boxes 15c
Crisco the 6-lb. can $1.35
Ladd Ball-bearing Egg Beaters. . 89c
Weathershield Paints, white or
ivory. Gallon $1.59
Certainteed Paint, white or grey.
Gallon . . . , ! . $2.79
O-Cedar Mops, new style. 69c
Galvanized Refrigerator Pan .... 69c
Picnic Shoulders, sugar cured
Pound 22c
Free Sugar With Shoes
25-pound srxk Pure Cane Sugar Free with every pair of
men's or women's shoes selling for $6.00 or more.
America's finest shoes, at any price the famous American Lady and American
Gentleman Shoe all priced away below what you aroused to paying and the
sugar is free.
V ri
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
Chbice of Roast Pork with diced carrots and peas,
mashed potatoes, gravy, or Cold Veal, potato salad,
coffee, iced tea or milk choice 25c
conomy Groceteria
" II .1 -- '
"THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Make Shopping a Pleasure
Folks who learn to shop the self-service way are never satisfied to go back to the
old-fashioned system. First of all is the big saving resulting from the saved cost
of clerks, credits and deliveries, and next the convenience. No waiting until a clerk
can serve you nor do, y.ou'a.ve to hurry. because others are waiting to be served.
Shop quickly if necessary, ' or take all the time you want; inspect the various foods
on display. (You will get lots of helpful suggestions for your daily menu).
Visit with the friends you meet; refresh yourself at the soda fountains, and when
your order is complete your goods will he delivered to your home if amounting to
$5.00 or more. This gives you the most c ompleie and modern store service with
all the benefits of cash and carry prices.
GATES & LYDIARD
Buy here and bank the difference. Use our free parking lot while shopping with
us
Frank's Comedians
1
IN
THE BIG TENT
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
The Comedy Riot
"Let George Do It
Prices 25c and 50c Curtain 8:05
6th and Holly
Vaudeville--Orchestra Comedy
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s
SATURDAY
FARM SPECIALS
Fct'd Wheat,, cwf $2.35
1 .mil. CW-Easo fly Mirny and hand
sio-aycr; regular s'J.l.) value $1.85
N. 1. sei'ond yraiu sacks (rash),
l""r 100 $11.50
Get the habit of trading at "our store. We
guarantee you'll never igret you spent your
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