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MEDFORD SI ATI, TRTPTXR BEDFORD. OREOOX. FRIDAY. .WI.Y 21. liiK.
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(day in contlnup their nieetlnfis.
i The Junior AllKsinnary society
j held fiM ihird meetln.r at (he home
and iindpr t ho supervision of .liiH
Klizaheili UuiK.au. WmliUiMtay nit
pi noon, with 2 children present.
'.The l:Hon whh In China this week ;
j and npxt week will i ii kf lift Africa.
1 he juniors urp taklm; (jiittp
I fll I l!l I lfl I r -K Promises to he ipilte ;i kuc pah.
UHLL V ULU 1 LLiiO n" ,i,,,,Un linl ,i,rl or 1,1,1 1
CKNTKAL POINT, .Inly
has been reported that
Point is to have mi nrchtjHtra or
band and all who can play on In-
f'tri.TiKMit are asked to pot In touch
wiili , ('. Purkeypile, who in oim
present depot awm. .Mr. I'urkcy
pile is an o!d hand at this kind nf
ttiirli and wns tin oraunizcr of the
first hand Central Point ever pos
sessed; also was thp lender of a
l ine on-host i n while stat ionpd :it
Cold Hill. At the hPKinniiwr of tin
world war Central Point had one
mi i hf best hands in hoik hern Ore
gon and there is no reason why w
can't have just as .':ood u bund now.
John linhiiert. Kar. ISeall and
("ail Hover drove over to the l.uUe
ui" the Woods Saturday and spent
the niht, returning home Sunday
evnim'.. They report a fine nip.
Sonic New York tourists had the
m iM ctri uric to have their car. a
Cord, completely dent roved by fire
In our piaiu street last Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Diizenhuiy and tfon,
A 1 1 hur. and Miss Lucille Lovelace
were visiiini: .Mrs. .1. K. Hun-ell and
lamily .Monday. In the afternoon
they, Willi A rd in Casad, enjoyed a
swimming party at liutte creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ay res and family
;ne keeping lioune in the parsonage
i he last week during the absence
of l(ev. and Nfi's. JoIiiikoii.
Ceniral Point is the proud pos
fpssor ot a new paper. "Tim Star."
edited hy Forest Picket, a student
d' (). S. ('., and Lester Scott. Tilt!
first issue came out last Friday
and proved lo he a spicy little pa
per. Tib; is expected lo till a hum
felt need and a prosperous future
is desired for ll.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jiinsey spent the
day last Sunday al the Casey cuinn
on Itogue river with Mr. and Mrs.
IM Kldred, who are spending some
of their vacaliou there. They re
lumed with some Nsh Mr. Kldred
had cauKht near camp.
The young men's (pilnlei, an I
Miss Mildred Larger, Miss Lyneflo
lug Wednesday a i term ton of this
! Week at t he I ledyepat h home. A
'J'.- It pleasaui afternoon was spent btt
C'.-itlral owing to ihe extreme heat the a
tendance was small.
Miss .Mildred Carlton, who has
been confined lo a Porl land hos
pital for up vera! weeks, arrived
home Wednesday and Is now con
valescing at the family home.
from falahiin, C,i.. to the northern
part of the Mute
Jtev. Viniinn iiiul Mm Will friiiit
Ahhunl ere -.itlint; Ta lent
frienrt-4 Tuesday.
H-Q. ai-.l iluriieit i turned Thurs
day fro.u Kurt Khnnnlh mu i no
ploy id Hi orchard i.rk hi-re.
Mr. Parker or the Talent eon
fcfUttnerv is in a dun'-rous run
Union iit lit- honie in T.ilent. Mr.
I'arker is Miff run. from iofhun
inalnry rlieiiiiiiii ism which i- l.t;mI
nally iravHIim: l"v.'i0l hN he.irt.
His Ktepson. W'illard t'ave. j c:i:--
inu 1'nr the rnnfv . :i..u
his illllev...
.Mis. .1. K. Uier nf (i.thland
Mrs. T. T. Simp-on of MeUford' A!L-.. r.io
nf J l 1UttUO WffUUO
c:-.Ni v-nt Inst Sunih :tt the home
hc,VdHUL'lif.-r. Mr-. N'.-.h i l'.andU-i
K. .'.!. (if-as-. li'tier of Orvel
K'Mse, v hr resided In Atehiiitid.
is st It) a very sick .niill. ills
Are Increc&ipg ;
OLD IRKS IN IHE
i ILLU UUltillU lILnl ny fl.ff o,-.-hi..-.l lu.l .Mon.h.y mt J,,,,,. , . ,.y ,
Tli" inii-tM hi..D"'f tin- pii-i f'-v.'
Ily M:ir O. l.'ill-i-y.
V.KKS I'lIKCIX -T. July i' --U-n
-i.tn. I iMi. -n. n ifit- ni'ti
liiiini: li "I'l l:tlii' jn nnn. i.il
M ' c i : i ;.- wh.-ri J;(. 1 h.iliii.ln-lti
I hi Tv .Miv ftiin. Ii.-li.-.l
Hi
.1 id- l.-,r l...i.t
.l-jir-l- -hi- m !! llns s'-'i--ll.
Tin linricnt i-ritp a i-l'-an :ttnl
. " " Mnu- will li
I t'.iy cr-tp i -. 1 1 11 i n l: tin linf
:illil 'In- i;viumi li i i. ',i,m nn.
' !"'iy i.f ui". nt l t'nii.i .i--.ii-
linr.i
TALENT TOPICS
Mr. ami Mis. Clarence Matlies
spent Sunday at the le-ud Indian'
St(ta Springs on Kumie river. i
Mrs. Roy LaVander and her sis-
ter. Miss t 'noiiy, had whuL might
have hcen a very serious accident
Tuesday. Mrs.LnVander wax driv- I
inn and tieiny nhirtned hy the full-'
iim nf a i-'iffei' pci-, idn tor from the)
hack seat. gbiiie.Ml (,,'tek lo se.. what ;
the nriise vaw and ran her car into i
the lihl pole in front of ihe i'amp-j
hell residence. Miss I'nnny was
shuhtly cut ahoni the fac- when j
the windshield broke. Mrs. La-;
Vander did not suffer any injury.
The car was pretty badly wri cked, j
Jay Ter ill 1 is reinndellinn his :
home on Wanner avenue and is'
buihlhiK in a haihfvur. with mod-
in fixtures.
Jay W'ithrnw Is having his house
on Main street redecorated, 1 1
will be occupied by fitly (.Juaeltcn
huh and family when t is enm-
.Master I'larencc Ma'hes, Jr., and j
bis sisler Horotbv spent lust I
week with their Kiandiiarenis. Mr.
and Mrs. Htrahan, al llotie Liver.
Mr. and Mrs. ha Williams spent
last Thursday afternoon in Ash
land shopping and on business.
A n lei- rre;t in soeia I was given
at the home of Mr. ami Mrn. Ira
W'illia ins Wed Iter day even lug. A
1 runs! enjoyable evening was spent
I hy those present.
who has spent the p.st iimiiili with n,'r 1,1 Ih" lH'hl al1 ''"'
l. irs is tii; years old.
J;-no-i Alh-ii j another
old i :den lj in i i ran. !i- . d,..
!1il' iriore wink than any ne'Tii
half hi" a.-. Mr. Albn i- 7 1
and ti-I.s hi tlie bay tiihl. Clin
ton Carey. 77. lias raised the
finest xnni'i of any on-' ot' ois
l".n neighbors this ...e.'i'.on. i:i'-n
Piecnirt -i well named.
"Ihe it i it; a I in i';tson is a In hit
in- heal u a w.t noticeable
t lie iie f i sei a Uetidance a.'
i:;a!t.9 last llihu where A!-
how ot mystery
is rounding out the we.; to de
lighted pat. en.-. I mriug hi ah
sen. e ot the pa.-t tlu e year;:.
when he played to crowded houses
Wezmallialch and Mrs. HuvidRon. -M- " -Mrs- i.itniiey ami
lent the eveninx at the Tsliury i dntighter Virginia ami Mis .l.lnd
lleall ranch Tuesday when the time I "''V mother. Mrs. Maimer of ihe
was spent in a good song pnrci ice. Sum-rest left hist Saturday morn
,fr. ami Mrs. John Wilson and fr a wee it V outing. They ex
son spent Sunday evening in town i P4' ' to extoii'I their trip as far as
at the Huswell home. They hud the McKenzie mss.
Kpenl the afternoon in flrants Pass I Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Ilohlrhlge
and reported a reconl breaker inland daughter Doris went tn Crater
her brother. ('., A. llriner and other
relatives in Ta lent and virjni v.
hft Monday for. C:v-ce,,; f'iiy j-.
vi-M a t.-v:. .frs. !).! uhii-- in
Talent visited with Mrs. Sula I'-an
at Phoenix for a few days. M t .
Deun and Mrs, Dyer were girlhood
friends and tmih hv-d on S:iTiie,-ei-eel;
dm iim lh"ir uirlhood
.Mis. Lertha Sinirh of San Jose,
Cab. -m-t Mrs. Will Lrnin
for a few IVO'kiS.
.Mrs. lieese mid son .fad; arrived
Tuesday evening from Hoseville,
i 'a)., a ml a re visit in c with her
cousin, M.s. Irene Wi-IN, and rela
iivck nn the Mid Stae load.
Mrs. Mariin. a i-ter
Irene Wells, who ha been a-si.-t-inu
Mr. Wells at the coiin farm,
underwent a very serious opera ; hm
last l-'riday at the Community hos
pital in Ashland.
Services ;is n-ii. i! next Sunday at
the Methodi-U church. Sunday
school at :i:.; pn a. hiim m i vice
ot 1 1 a. in. and X p. m.; evening
services conducted by Ihe younL
p e o p e: youim people',, praver
meeiinu and ehoii- practice Thurs
day eyenim;.
Marion Trep- Wa a hmhicss call-
r in Ashlaiwl MtnTday afnTjinnn.
Services jit thg liaptisl chureb
next Sunday moi rtliiu and evenlim.
Sunday school at Hi a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion i:ic;erdiko
and Miss IN.se l:h i,-e,dij;e returned
from ihe CreensprliiK Satu r d a y
cvenim- and tire spendine; the weidi
with their pannls, Mr. and Mrs
.1. A. liiekej-dlU-V
Mrs. . I a loitiKubt, Alburnis has per
' ;'": av. las. Sunday. The m.)V n(.w M(ins .lh(, ,h,
,,v;s i,n" '""'" "'"I-'' anserine; of S.ores of MUeS.ion
..jand and l,- Inme si!(ndlev.i( t..(.( ,,,.,-t-,,, ni:i tht. ;in.
... . . , weis a pjia rent
lei. lla-l-ara. and Mrs Kr-nl.lin.
S, .. wen- out ,,, the I'm r !iom
la-! Moil. lay eWMLim and .ailed
on yoor corri'-pondi-nt a few min
utes, while oill.
The i 'hristian Kndeavor will
put
i-ect in every
i list a a- e has uul tie- pi-onle puz
zled a- to .just how it N pAssibh-
to i m part the information ot! t he
widely different queries propound
ed. That he does it. is a matter
of fact. Hi engagement will
close at the Hialio jn Sun da v
paM and Tab nt district has had
in'T" tliah an ample supply f.n
111'1 entire a-TeaHe this stimine;-.
The Hyatt Prairie dam is st iM
toll. Ttie third crop of alfalfa
is h he; t-r t hftn t he se, ond
me wa- bei a n- a i no t ime lias
lie- liel.f ne. de,j 'water.
W aller AMen. l'i ed 1'uri v and
Hoy Coifman of 'hoet!i mad--a
tiiji lo crescent city and Cold
l'ac, l-i - L Saitnday. They bad
a fine into-. l,ut it was a hirrricd
oih . in the way home they
found a iii.ii! who had been in
jured when his car went over tic
yrade. ( me of l he pa rty weni
down lo his ear to et some soil
of . loihin to l ind up the man's
ai in ami -aid i; was eiy hard
lo K-t back i;p out of the pfa
when- the ;n Went over. TtieV
took Hie injured man lae lo
where be could he cared for.
.Mis. Ihta Cob-man and her son
Myron Coleman, of San Francisco,
are in the alley a ml ha ve been
mil lo look after their bit; daii v
la-i.h east of I'huenix.
... . . .. ....,- oa mm a n K AndeiViu.
(Oiiiouie iiarvesnr on ins main
i. .to ll thl pa-t uedi. The hie.
!ii.o bine cuts and thrashes as it
in i i op ; are fine in
"'"'"I'm ui i ne new en in cn
tiet Friday evening. The play
his. been ira i-t iced for several
We, ,s. with Fletcher Fish as the
m-i nn tor.
The heal of last Monday even
ing had no tenors for the I'lioenK
lire brmade, as thf v went up and
down ihe streets of f'ho.Miix and
'ui on the I'a-ific llmhway. with
bells rinuinu and sirens sounding.
Iln- hoys render.-. I timely aid in
t lo- bin fire on Cup-ma n creek
, la.-t Sa I crday afternoon.
Mrs. Kverelt Hamlin is staying
i with .Mrs. Kd Hamlin for a short
lime until fruit packing begins in
I 'hoenix.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Dopp and
little Florence were pleasant call
ers last Thursday evening, as weje
! Mr. and Mrs. Homer -Petlett and
William (Tow-ell.
Mr, .neks nf 1-hocnK- returned
fioin a visit with relatives in
: California recently. Mrs. Locks
j likes -it hern t ireuon be-t.
' We I Porn 1 teeson is market inu
i some of the fine timber on bin
1; t imbeg Ipnd. The
Denver boys of I'hoeiiijj are doinu'
! his h:i u ) i ii tr. j
torma ncf
:ilso at
matlne
the
his per
Sat urday
Many Die in Floods
.MWMWW. Idlssia. J 111 V --(.') h ! -Oes. I lie t'l-aili crop- are line in I'K.VI H)T( l. - i'oiinly build.- tow
Many live have been lost in Hn Kdeii this season. Uu-d bridges over Fniatllla river
floods which are sweetdliu th : Harry Morrison has his big ma-,:ml M'-oham re -k.
Nasaiiovsk and Skohoiliimk n -;ions. ' chine thrashing a g I par, ..i I i;i t; i:x i;. 'acifie Co-operative
A number of houses were flotitu; Hie !;rain niuuml Tabui and east j Fonlti j I'ro.iiii-er-, siijp thr. -. cars
In the river al .eya today. --t 'in."ni. ' eims a week.
Jtmuses
Marsh
mallows
--The Candy Food that aid
digestion by neutralizing
Excess Acidity. Delicious in
Salfads, Cake Fillin. In
serts. Good for baby in his
milk. .Druggiett, confoc
tiotiers.troccra cll Krauit's.
Picnicking?
DON'T FORCE 1
lieal at that place.
A loud of our young people went '
lo Luke Creek cuinp for a hwImi j
ntid Hiipppf Wi'ilnesday iil'icrnoou.
Kalph Adams Is on the kick list j
Iho last few dayn owing to the ex-
i rente heat. He was working in
ihe Hreutier bar which ceased op-i
eraliona for a few days on iieeoitnl I
uf the hot weather.
Mr. and Mrn. Hoy WilllaniH mid
Mrs. P. I., .lohmmu ami family re
t uriMM) Monday afleriioou to t heir
camp near Creacent City ufler :i
business trip to our city and Med
ford. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Crimes en
jo ye rt a few days In Portland this
week They returned Wednesday
evening.
Word was received recently of
I he arrival nf u Koveippmiiid son,
hoi n to Mr. and Mrs. Pent llurver,
recently n( lhin place, on Friday.
July i:i. nt Putinan, Okla. Tins Is
the first Purser Hon of this genera
f I'Hi and the parents are reioiciug
t hat t ho I larger name will coii
t luue.
l-'red Wiley, who has been pay- today (Pridayi.
hig his daughter and family a short The Talent It
visit In San Jose, has returned I meet in Ash lam
Lake Tuesday. They were jic. om.
pame.l by Mrs. Lillian .leffery. Mrs,
Kuan. Mr. Certle Ve and family
and Mr. Krnest Jeffery and family
Dr. ami Mrs. M. M. (teeil ami
rambliiuuhier Vavon from Port
hind aialvcd Monday and tlll
spend a couple of months hi Tal
ent. Mr. Heed Will opetnte Will
i Hieh's truck during the fruit sea
j son.
i Mis. I.ultia Howmau
: Monday from Portland and Is vis
! Hiiu; whh her daughter. m,s. l-'red 1
Hart.
Mis. C.rlie Veo and dmilder
Mildred and .luanita and sou C.-ne.
Krnst Jeffery ami family and Afrit.
Lillian Jeffery of I'kiah. Oil., are
visit hit; with friends and relatives
In Talenl and Ashland. The .) f
fery family a re old resiihms of
Talent and formerly owned Ho
properly now owned by Mr. Olson,
east of Hear d It.
Miss Luclle Holdiidue and her
hrinher Wayne are expected home
from summer scl I at the o. ,. c.
Iiotne. He was accompanied to San
Jose by his son, Norval, who re
mained there.
Jack Southwell spent the week
end at home. He is engaged In ear
pent e ring in on mi miner cottages
al Hitimoml Luke.
Jim Itoss of Itoss & Itoss Is the
proud owner of a new Kurd sedan.
Several men met at Ihe Charles
llezmalhalch home last Sunday
afternoon for the purpose of ot an
i.lng a men's gospel team for work
in the outlying communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster. Ituth.
Kuhy and Lorene Webster; Mrs.
I ledgeptuh and daughters, Ktliel
and Merle, enjoyed a picnic htm h
and swimming party al ltutte
creek one evening recently.
Mr. and Mis. Smith and Miss i
nogiie. who arc kohlin.; the full
gospel meetings In the Peart build
iiu;. wctu to Canyon villi Moiuhie
io enjoy the camp meeting being
held al that puict for n few days.
letmtilri" to Central Point W
aeon
i-iinf-i-
When the West
thinks of coffee
it f.ivs, "Hills Hnis." the
oittw mnsti'il , ,-.-( puimJs
nt ,i iim,-. That's tin- vact
of I 111!., iii.-r..' trnti-J, oiii-liniiiMi-i
pro. to t'.intr.iHrJ
Kiu-tii!!;. It's th:- Mvrct ui
ihe w (iiiili-rt'i:!. uniform
flavor, too a li.n or thai Mm
won't find in am oihrr tntfer.
HILLS BROS
C&a COFFEE
Jivm?' Hi
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Swift's
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i ifi namsanaD
f ' ? . ' - : -..if
t .y . . mi ii a
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Illtt
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1.-U-1 :l. mill will
liiMi-h. .ll iiH-ml.t
In In- iri-8i-in.
The I'.mnnunhv rluli will mi-i-l
Ui-illii-siliiy, Amnml I. ill llu- Huh.
l iiiini. Tin- In-all h unit will Imvi-rhiirm-.
Mm. li.-lnii-i- win KVo ln-r
ri-IHiri at Mils 1 1 mo or llu- iin-i-tliii:i
Ill-Ill lit I "I . I I li 1 II , I liMi-IUly. , ,.,,!
W l-ll'llllll-. , I
I Mr. (Ii-rlli- Vi-D nn. I ilain-lui-r
I .Miniri-ii mill mii, ili-iu- ,,r I'lilah
I ' ntli'iHliMl i-hiiirli al
Siiinla.- iiinriiini: anil wi-r.-mii-Hls
nf Mr. niill Mis, t -. v
, rl.li.-i-.
I m .iiau- l :.-n,l Ih,. Wi mm it's
liiiini- AlKsl.uiaiy s.i.ii-ty ami t hi
j I.ailli-.H- will I, .il, I th,.,,- ,,i,i(
ini-i-lltiu nt tin- c. vv. .Mi-l-'ailili ii
l li.itin- ui :-::tn i. in.
I Tin- i-.iiiii i:ii,i,.ls f .
M.-lli.i.hsi ,li,.,h .,t V,.IV ,..
I jn,ilil.- n.ti-lal al tin- hum.. ()- Mrs
I Alllll '...,.,l. lls l-'l-Mluy ,;,.
Ml. :m,l Mi. I. I-. Mill,.,- .,,,,1
! M"-"- W. M l-.-tii ami .lailuli-
I t. r M;in:ar.l, lli-iiry1 Mason. Dr.
II. Av.-I Aniun.ls Mr.
W. I. mit ami r.niiih w i i ,- aiming
sum,, of t In- Tali-m .,,,,. sli,ii,m,;
in M, iir.iril Siitunliiy.
Illin.i ri.iii.rs Is i.-ili-i-oi-.-illtm
j ami iiaiiilim: tin- ini.-rnir nf th
I i i rn ri,-1- U lii iph hiius,- nn Main
I sin-.-i. Mr, Vli,.l,lv will nuiM- in
lhl lull.
! Mi. VV.-lisn-r lias turn ilnwn his
, "I'l l-ai n ami is n ini-ilrllni; It.
I Tin' lawn smiiil i:lvi-n hy tin
' 'n in m ii ii ll ,hil. ;,st rrlil.iy nichi
"as ., I,,.: siIiti.s... Kvi-l-.ni.il,. h.ul
a t:i.,'il linn'. Thr miisir w.,s l,i
1 : I hy th.- M. h.ilv Maliris. Kianl,
, '-.lis ;i tut ,,(hrr must,
liiw n.
Mis. K.i'h- M.i-,111, Mi. ,r;1
ll"im s ;,, m. ,.m., m,1s ,..
l-rl.llll. .1 Mi s llih. l l.,,rl,h.,, i ami
;.lss l.,.-l. l.i.lt 1 1 j l, ir slltl
I i' - ill Ih" M. Ilir :! uumlv l,,.;, i 1.
Ki.iiii. s ii ui m ,' r It. ,in- -hi ,,-,..-
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, Ml an. I .Mis. nn,.,. NysMi,,,,,,,.
'siiint s.iiiinh,. .,,,,1 sun, l.i. tu I'.il
i in Mr .u nrt Ims ,in , has, .1
ihr pin. hall al M- ri ill. (in-., ami
will m.,.- in itnl ,nvn III III,. m:,i
fillur...
t.- . in,! Mi-. , t-hilii
Sun. I. ii in -'i
11". Afuian.l ami family. 1,,,
fi.-iu Hi- ...,sl i.MiiinB ih,. ,.si
-rn i-nnr.-i ,.,r,. w ui, i, , nl i,,
-Him: In r-lth.-i i -..lit,., , ,1,,.
,!- Aftlinml kill.llv an.l .-t
'"'""iv rill. .,il,,i Mm, la.
' lli.-iiuiii: ami , ,I1IU.
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'''Il'-'l a' Ho- I; I hum- Mi. m in
al o rm,,,,, M i Ki r, :,, -,.
First ayain in the matter of identification
and protection to the consumer and c.on
scientious dealer.
First to wrap fancy hams and bacon to
protect quality.
First with distinctive identifiable pacK
age with Swift on the wrapper.
First with the identifiable "Not necessary
to parboil" tag.
First again to use a large brand on both
hams and bacon so greater proportions were
indentifiable.
First again to double brand bacon with
the word Premium, thus increasing the iden
tifiable portions.
First again in branding "Swift" in dots on
the side of the ham and bacon. This branding
resembles the rich brown color of the broiled
ham and bacon, which makes all portions
identifiable
When being sliced by the dealer.
After it is sliced and on display.
vv lien it is delivered toyourhome.
This is a protection to the
discriminating purchaser and
conscientious dealer.
Swift & Company
Always look for this branding
Helen WIIU Win.
M AM'UKSTKi:, Mitt.. .Inly
A' Mi Heh-n def.-:l:
I-Miih Cr.--; or Sun Pi an i. o. I
11 h- cnMi women's eh.t m ju'Oi ,
w,n he Ksj-ex count ry Kilt t
0s tournament h o w I tod;
S'-ores were li-:l,
Aincricail lollbtll l'itllo wotiiuli
of 0Am-t'lMii sailor on July .
Thi- siiilur nr. shot in tin- hatuf
KI.A.SATII KAI.I-S l-elmoi I 1
l.un-.l,. it; loiniuiii. win i-uii uj
mil- li.'Kiltr i-x-lnsln li.-n
trrniiiius i.f Slralii-rn lin".
CilKKOO. SI anninc. Cliimi. July I'liKTI.AN'K --I'.irtlan.l l-.u-,
27. i.i -The northfin military an- ! ''-ml'-'ny wins nr-i pm."
IDlnitii-.s toilay tHiiiliTf-tl an api.loKJ national i-uut, n fm- uiilnu s
to l!l-' 1'uilr-il is!ill.l-s til-'ill-l' III-- lisnu;.
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Watch This Final
Price Reduction Sale
Tremendous Used Car Bargains
On Feb l-'i 'o'-ev Motor I'm- Cn.'s lulsinoss was sol,!
all i-ri')t our .stocl, uf usrii lar.-. Sim o that iim? w liavp rtis:
ncisod of ! r.s us.-il cars anil art- now plut-ins tlir- ri-iuiiiiiniK W
cars in a Final Daily Reduction Sale. I'.vi-ry tar liint; rciliioi-il r
in prit-ii $1 ii.im ur SJ.'i.nu daily until solil.
Past Experience With Reduction Sales Proves
that Some of These Cars Are Going to Be Sold
at Most Wonderful Bargains
Pick out tin- cat- you want. If toilay s prim iloi-s not amu-al to
you. place your onlcr now at llu- prii i- 'ou ar- willir.-i lo pay.
if i ho car you pick ;:nes down to your price, it's yours.
Mail oril.-rs acconipaliieil liy a reasunahle ilenosit accepteil.
Remember Every Car Remains in the Sale and
is Reduced in Price Each Day Until Spld.
TKK AriVANTAliK OF THIS MOST I'NTSI AI. OPPOHTI'N'
ITY TO lirY A I-'INK f.MI AT YOl i! OWN PUICK.
Reduced S25.00 a Day
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Today's
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Cadillac CiiMc.nc; "II. 7 pa
dil h tiled .-tin! uil;i : :i llM-i (I
CnilMk.c Tntiriiit Kiny Ihico finish,
hnnipe.iH. drivitr.; lii;iti. ton ilea n windshield,
ruhher nearlv n-w. carries new car e.naruntpo 11. ".d
Cadillac '". I haeion. Dm o finlsli, hmniiers.
eooil rnhher. 'I license, new car L-naraniee ...
l'i-rce Arrow Series mi, 7 pass. Sedan, darh
hhie ilneu lini.-h, r-'ood rnhher, a very fine ap
pearing car
Cadillac til, 7 pass. Siihurhaii, -1 new Ceiiera)
cord lireT, new tan Dnco finish, upholstery like
lieu hmnoeix tnctdi :i n ii-a 1 1 V Hood
Cadillac r.:: l'lia ton. ray Unco finish, hnr.ipers.
nearly new tue, miaranieen nn--nnnicaiiy ..
Cadillac vi!;! T)iirin'.;, dark reeti Unco finish
inimpers. vood li'-es. windwinus, iniriititefMl nie
clianically
Packard straight s enclosed lrive limousine,
haiiooti lires. I wheel hrakes. licc-nse. i;ood
finish, met hanicaliy in fine condition, would he
a splendid car lor taxi, atnhnlance nr. funeral
parlor work '
I.ocomohile 4S-S, r. cylinder Spoi l iff, an excep
tionally ipfirty hioiun'z car. new tiarK maroon
tinih, new Hut hank lop. toiiuean
tm:ik, L' spare tiies. hnmpeis and
l.ovejoy Mtoekrf. niechanicallv A 1 ...
Cadillac i'-l 'Idur'in-. halhaiii tires. 4
hydraulic hrakes. Ihico finish, humpei
ine condition
s:M:Vt S2200
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1 ln
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950
chaulc.'tlly in
winshiehi.
spotli ;ht.
wheel
H, 111-
1'
Salt
700
Reduced S10.09 a Day
ToihivV:
I'rice
li'L':! Cadillac ii' Phaeton, uray Uuco finish, natural
wo;al whv'els, new fires, tiuineaii windshield, 'lie-
chanicaily in fine condition .SS7"i 75fj
llii'l' Cadillac M I'liaetou, hlue Dnco ,'inish. -I wheel
hydraulic hrakes, bumpers, inotoincter, driving
li-ht. Hood nihher. nie' luiiiii-ally A I !iiid 720"
l!i'l' Cadillac li I Touri with ;;Uism imdosure, apot-
ii ;ht, bumper, miod finish, i-iiim v,ood SMO G30
I - - Ihtick Master ii coach, hnmpeis, trunk, Kpotliuht.
licenf, uood tites. Unco finish, mechanically
in Al condition 775 7C"
1!L2 Cailillac til I'haeton. liuhl Hray Unco Vinish,
bumpers, victoria sifle curlaiim, mechanically Al . Sf.n 6f)
l'.Ul St udebaker lilit li touring, new paint, now tires,
L'S license, inns lint :17, 320
I!i IS adillac -"7. 7 pass, sedan, has fAood rubber, runs
fine, wonderful lishin-; and camping car i.'.h ?60
I!J1 Ihid.-on Specditer, motor in fine condition, finish
sood, 2 new and .', very ood tires . L'jr( 173
'M'l Velie 'I'lmrins Car, has ;;ood rubber, top and fin
ish, runs nood, Ln license nun 131J
lH'.'l Chevrolet Toiiriiv; Car. L's license, spotlight, runs
fine, -jond tires 1"0 HQ
Watch classified columns of the Pottland Daily papers for daily
reductions
Covey Motor Car Co.
21st and Washington Sts.
Portland, Oregon
Evenings and Sundays
BRdy. GW4
THEY SAY
"Swim in
Drinking
Water "
Our weekly wnter test, hy the
State Board of Health
isjiows it to he in "A" cnmlitioii
"Safe fiii- drinking jmrpust's."
'I'lie only safe water is a sterilized
water. Dim- iool l-aiiks witli the
highest in the state fur purity nl!
water, and surpasses any in South
ern Oregon.
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