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)PTOT5 TWO MEflFORT) WATT j TRTBUYR MlJ!TVFOT?T. OT?FiOT. FRTD.VY. AUGUST M. 1928. t Iocal and Personal Ah aiiiujuniM-tl hoiiiu tiim uyu, tlx- Moil ford pnsltiffiro will tomomnv innrnlnK inauj-'urato tho one and unu-hulf extension on sorvii-c of Jluuto two of tlu rural free il. -livery horvlte, which will iiiliu'in SO famllicH In tho mill dlHtilct. Il takes mure Hum a flat, fllv I'alifornfanM reKistfivd at Meil lun! hta-.-li liiehi'Ie .UiMi.d ivimy f San llafai l, Air. ami Mrs. o. . Kmi,r of Ktuektnii, A. M. Lawrence ami family of I'omona. Ci'iie M. linrion u A nm-oMii, Mr. ami Mr. fi. O. O'l.ejti-y at Sacramento, Min. TiMnpnrary auto Hceli.ses were I- , HUfil at the sheriff's office today j r Included anions the OnKujiiun: Kilei'Mt at .Med ford hotels art to U'. If. (line, .1. W. VeajiHi-, Clcnii t.ahlley, li. Ihmm-ll, If. II. .Jacobs and Frederick Whiley of Medfoid, A. I.. Cimklln uf OrantK J'as-, fieorue M. Holmes of fciKlc 1'oint Kore.sl Caldwell and .son. Air, lierl and Ira Tillcy of Siskiyou. W'orley and daiiKhler of Woodland. V. iJiiihnnn of Sacra memo. K. .1. Johnstone of Mm-fiosu. . I.. Uex tcr of I'nsiidena. .Mr. and Airs. II. IIo!einan of Walton villi;. Airs, t'liri-tino U elst r. Air. and Air. A. Duffy and Air. and Airs. . .- i.n.l fnnllslinnsK to make an im-I Mon"n, 's"n ' nineiMeo. Air prossion these days. Own your owiii" 11 1 home. We havo some nice ouch-""5" ' fni. . .i- Win-miek A. Sliellev. Tel. i ;- KUno and U'Gli. l3i . Shinier. K. ('. and U. Air. and Airs. .1. Ann and .lean Jolm- son of Los Anueh-H. .Mrs. W. B. Vans-h of Kulh rton. ! uh'- '" " the end of your Xch., arrived In Medrord this -slli,,- l'1' fd hant; on. morning to pend a few days atiTl,is i:? " '"t "ntry. Warnoek the home of a cousin. C. .1. Alcfay. . Sludley. Phono 1 -Mi-. JS Airs. Lillian AVlcltlWn, an oxiierl-; ltov- i,nl M'n- .-''mini ( Hrown, fneod .Inslunei- nn.l ivimmei- 111 iht'i wn" ""-V(' Vlsltim; lllf Walter nUlllnery department at Shields'. ! Frwr V.rnwn and Dr. l-'red. .miuxint-iN .i full line nf feather and " " 14 " 11 fanillfi'H for t he A how never roots when unint Ina. Let's all he roosters. This Is a reat euuiiiry. War nock & Shelley, I'linne I ::!. Friends nf Air, and .Mrs. Otto F. Xtehols will Imj sorry to learn that they have moved to Med ford, where they will make their future home. Air. Nichols is connected with a slae company which ope rates between Klamath Kalis and Med ford. Klamath News. A note from I'aris is echoed here in our dfsttntrulshed collection from (Jatfe. Priced very "modest at Un hand hox Hat Shoppe, i'.wt lith St. Kil In order (o ejvo members of the rlcli t local unit of the Oregon National liast fluard an oitporttinity of putting in rihhon trlmmitiffs, is fully prepared to remodel your old hal In the lat est fashion. Hi I An opportunity for some Aled ford hlKh Kchool boy to earn part of tho year's expanses has heen offered by (Jompnny A, the local National (luuid unit, which is In .need of ft clerk. Some knowledge! of clerical work and typing arc the rcniiiffiriciitu Aiu'nnc I n I ornsi nil ' in the position should notify Cap- I ,H m"t n 'iproveo in health. ; Uance tain t'arl Teniiwald by citllinir iMK!. i U i" hnVf! l'ni.v "t Tuscan li up lvillfiit Special for Saturday, the Kmmv Lou Hal Shoppo in At. M. Stoic even though now it its offers rare values In new fall mil linery. Felts $11,511, $4.l8, Sa.!IS, SJ.DS timl $L!IK; tarns r0c each. S. & IL green siamps with every purchase. Mil OtiestN from a distance registered at Aledford lmte include Air. and Mrs. Harry J. SUIh of Uaclne, AVIs., ). 1- .loluiHon and It. F. Ciroeninn of .Muskegon. Alfch.. Air. and Airs. .1. J. Schwartz and daughter of Anaconda, .Mont., Airs. J. (., Feg Kari and Daniel It. Henderson of Washington, I"). O., Merle Huff of Rupert. Ida.. S. Herman and It. II. tiray of Mlue Ahmad, III. New orchestra. Hilarity Sat" 1 112 Air. and Airs. AI. S. Sachs of We natchee, Wash., are visiting at the home of All's. Such's parents. Air. and Mrs. fl. ,S. Cleveland, for a few days. The new Conger Funeral Par lors, tiie first building ever con structed in Aledford for mortuary purposes, will he opened for public inspection tomorrow (Saturday). You are cordially Invited to cull at any hour on that , day and see through this beautiful mortuary establishment on West Alain at Newtown, one of the finest and most modern to be found In the Htate. id All citizens who depend on the barber shops for their shaves arc reminded that the barber shops will he closed all day Monday, La l)or day. Tho hunka and city and connly offices and the postofflce will also bo closed Unit day. Thirty-two miles south of (Irants Tiihh on ltedwood highway, those film hum chicken ami sleak dinners, prepared by export lady cooks, once you try our dinners, you al ways conic again, hroakfast fiilc, lunch tide, dinner 75c. All three courao meals. Nothing like It else where. Munic of tlui Legionnaires. 1 (i I Thirty-four out of Hie state earn registered hero yesterday -with tho iocal Htato unto traffic bureau. hnrtlett penis for canning. Tel, 3.J70. 1(3, Mr. and Mm. C. I. Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews and a purty of friemtH expect to spend the week nnd and Labor cinv i motoring to llnndun and other coast rpsoYts. . Fancy Klborra peaches for can ning 3c per lb. Freo dellvory. Johnson Market. Phono !?. tf month, left for their home in Mania their full drill time. Clara, Cal., this morning. Airs, the frujt season is Ilrown was formerly Miss Alargar' t i height, drills will be held twico Johnson. weekly on Tuesday and Thursday Dance Sat. night, Walker's new j o v e n i n g s, according to an an I'avilinn. 1 12 j nouncemeut made today by Cap- Word was received here yester-j lain Carl Y . Tengwald. (Juardsmen day that Mrs. J. J, huchter, wliojWho cannot attend on Tuesday Is recuperating fruiM Jt f(cenl ill-j night, because of fruit work, will ncss at the home of a sisier. Airs, have tho opportunity of attending F. Lee SwiiiNon, at San Francisco. ! Thursday night. Sat. night. Walker's new Hi2 peaches for a few days. Those bav- ' .1. 1 1. Lydlard. representative of ing orders, please call for them as! the Walton X. .Moore company, soon as possible. 1 1. S. (ileim ft with headuiiarters at Portland. ,is fnon. Talent, Ore, I ti I I Mrs. Anna KiMitfleld and son of' Xev York city arrived here last, night to visit at the homes of Airs.' Kenlfieid's cousins. J, J. Huchter1 and Henry huchter, whom she had' not iiocn during the past 2f. years, i They will motor to Crater Lake and Klamath Falls Sunday. 1 huy your hat HhleldX ;fnd Airs. uim your om nat so snappy you will think it really new. free of eharge. H; I Wednesday evening. Carman E. I AMI. pastor of Ihe First Christian church, delivered the nmln address at the O. A. R sont hern held in Ashland thin week New orchestra. Hilarity Sat. Hi;.' a Inisincss visitor in Aledford for j a few days. j Will have plenty of Tuscan Cling' poaches for a few days. Those hav- ; ing orders, please call for them as : soon as possible. II. S. (ilelm X- : Son. Talem, Ore. n;i i li. A. Vogel of Ituena A'ista county, Iowa, who is visiting ! W. F, Shannon ami family of Hood liiver, Carl h. .Veal of Roscburg, Daisy K. Witham of Lakeview, C. W. Owen of Albany. .Miss Ashton. .Miss Ilarpolo, F. C. Clotty, Carl li. Johnson of Kuj;ene, and. the fol lowing from Portland: , Air. and Mrs. J. F. Alartin. Mr. and Airs. Walker, Alary Walker, It! C. AIc- ' t'arken, P. K. Owens, J. N. Pal more, W. Ci. Fortman, Ji. Uluni berg, Robert Atkinson,-Jack Kith, ; Fred Prettymail, F. W. Kelly and Ruth A hole. : Tho Legion Drum Corps plans a ; big whoopee tor Labor day In the way of a dunce ut Hilarity hall. 1G3 Walter O. Fortmaiin. special agent for the New Zealand Insur ance company of Portland, was a business visitor in Aledford today. ! New orchestra, Hilarity Sat. Hi j Among the passengers on stages Heaving here for Crater Lake this j morning were R. W, herusdorf j and daughter, Miss Muriel Borns ; dorf. of Palo Alto. Cal.. and Mr. i and .Mrs. c, li. Welter of Vortlund. Dance Sal. night, Wulker's new J Pavilion. 3 1; j o. D. Rodgers, superintendent ! of the local Standard Oil plant, Is , spenillrig several weeks in Kan ! Francisco on special work and lias j not boon transferred to that dis j tl ict, as had been reported. Air. I Rodgers will return to Aledford to ' resume his duties as soon as he j complete his San Francisco busi ; noss. Airs. Kyle has a few furnished j houses and apartments for rent. See her at Warnoek Hi Shelley's-. Phono 1 2)12. j (J3 j A motor trip ! Alar-shflelil and ' enjoyed by Airs. and her mother, to Ci'csco Hosoburg AI. K. Ci Airs. J. t nl City, ball. Mrs. will be house guest hapman .Minneapolis, Kim- week end a W. II. Watt and - her Airs. Lulu Alorga'n'of , .Minn., during tho nd .Monday. After an absence of two years, or new customers to call and Uk Airs. Lillian Wick kiln is again in the now fall line ot millinery over, charge of the millinery department wJiether you arc reatly to ouy ..r at Shields'. We invito all her old not. You are always welcome, nil Phone 5! ? trimmings at! friends In the Sams Valley district Wlcklelti w:1j j wax among tho visitors in Aledford today. While he is deeply Impress ed with southern Oregon, Air. Yo gel Is loyal to his homeland, which hi? declares to be the choice spot in the whole state of Iowa. Tho fall dancing season will bo ncampmont of ! opened .Monday ovonlng with ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM ori-i-riii.f which Is hrlnB ! rtunco ut nihil ity hall, spoimororf . , !. I T "fc i hy tho Amerlcnn I.csion driim I17,i1'rr'1U "AtHhD" .mips. I03' nt SANITARY WAY rtk fV?l jot m. it A TV iNowIHiSl son JJI " Mm HUNDREDS ARE FLOCKING TO SEE and HEAR IT Our regular Saturday spocml tomorrow will be an item that is a fa vorite with both young and old. Pineapple Custard Puffs 6 for 23c A tasty seasonable des sert for hot weather luncheons and dinners. Easily packed for pic nic lunches, N. B, Remember, we have the largost assort ment of Breads and Pastries in Southern Oregon. THEY WEEP TEARS OF SORROW Just as you and hundreds of others will when you soo and hear , , , Colleen oore IN NOT ONLY HER GREATEST ROLE BUT HER FIRST SYNCHRON IZED MUSIC AND SOUND PRO. DUCTION. . ' LILAC THEY LAUGH TEARS OF JOY aKKT r fffl j: One minute crooning under moonlit trees the next minute a mile high riding the airplanes of hell here Is life at Its most magnificent moments. sW&!$r ' TOMORROW OVER A MILLION ALSO I EtCTiV ls the L""1 dn PEOPLE HAVE PAID 2 BIO ACTS The "iflM crowd. S2.0O A SEAT TO SEE of ' WlXrjS l'"1"-""" THIS SHOW ...". C V 'fjtfj attend the matinee Now you ee it exactly .1 fl.liJ.l.& I ffllftjr " possible. they aw It at reg- LOTS OF COMEDY IWl Kmf' MM- 10 A 35 LOTS OF MUSIC In I fJiLjC,5 ' Ev" 25 50 glilPl- E conomy Groceteria "THE HOME OF BREAD - LIKE MOTHER MADE" 1700 LOAVES A DAY One year ago our average sales of bread was 1000 loaves per day For tf.ie months of July and August our sales have increased to 1700 loaves per day ;77ws we at tribute to the fact that the absence of alum-bearing substitutes results in a quality not obtainable otherwise. " " " If you haven't' enjoyed a good loaf of home style bread for a long time Come in and buy a loaf --a real treat awaits you and best of all the cost is less Lower prices of material and better shop equipment has made lower prices possible The 1-lb. loaves sell 2 for 15c; while the big 1 -lb. family loaf sell for lie each every day in the week but Saturday when our usual Saturday bargain price is in effect. ' BREAD Best because no alum-bearing substi tutes useidh-v; Mb. Loaf .3 for 20c 114-lb. Loaf 10c Buns, Parker House Rolls or Napkin Rolls, doz. 15c SCHOOL SUPPLIES Tablets, rulers, ink, pens, pencils, in fact most everything for the school all at money-saving prices. Crayolas, small pkg. ........... 8c Crayolas, large 16-pack 15c Usual 5c Erasers .2 for 5c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS BUY YOUR SUGAR NOW Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb..sack . $1.85 Karb Syrup, No. 1 0 can Dark 65c ; light . A' ... . . .;;;. .73c Sperry Hot Cake Flour, large sack . 55c New Crop Comb Honey, each .... 20c Original Shredded Wheat Biscuit package . . : 10c Crystal White Soap 10 bars 35c Ivory Soap large bar 10c Malt Syrup We have your favorite brand Here is the best buyMil ler's High Life, No. 2 can .... .59c Stone Jars we have all sizes. , Bottle Caps per gross ". , . 23c Fruit Bars a delicious cookie with fig filling 2 lbs. 25c Economy Jar Lids 2 doz 45c Mason Jar Lids2 doz. ..... , .,. 45c , Anchovy Paste, large tube . . . 23c -PRICE AWAY DOWN Mountain Home Peaches gallon cans 49c Mixed Vegetables for Soups No. 21 can McGrath Brand 15c Red Cross Corned Beef No. 1 can 25c Monarch Diced Carrots, No. 2 can . 15c Johnson Brand Shrimp per can ...15c Cherry Brand Whole Baby Clams per can ,15c Freshly Roasted Peanuts lb 18c Children's Enameled Lunch Boxes . 25c Paring Knives stainless steel with colored handles 10c Hot Point Electric Irons We have all styles. ' ' Red Bead Enameled Wash Basins . 25c Two-Burner Electric Stove A usual $5.00 value shipped to us in error and sacrificed by the manufactur , ers to avoid return $2.98 SCHOOL SHOES Medford's widest assortment of high quality children's shoes The famous Simplex Health Shoe The popu lar priced Flexie The Hamilton Brown lower priced Twinkie All priced as usual a little lower. FREE SUGAR With Garden Hose Buy a 50-foot section of U. S. Rubber Co. Hose at our regular price $5.79 and get a 25-lb. sack of sugar Free. FOUNTAIN LUNCH Ready at 11:30 Choice Breaded Pork Chops Mash ed Potatoes Gravy Green Peas or . Cold Meat with Salad Buttered Bread Ice Ta Coffee or Milk .25c Evening Lunch at 5 P. M. GATES & LYDIARD Buy From Us and Bank the Difference i-ii-tii ' - . -V - Use Our Parking Lot While Trading With Us. These Drug Stoves are open nights this weekt Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 Chlropractiu Nataropathy Dr. H. P. Coleman Sth Successful Year In Medtord Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 Blectrolherapjr food Science ( LILY BULBS - TO PLANT NOW - MADONNA LILIES MOUNTAIN LILIES 'BULBS NOWREADY- Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main Phone 260
