PXGE two
iocal and
Personal
Tile yjjuth "f tlit; city nro ull
un tin1 qui vlve, iih there Ik only
nut! more day of vacation utter j.
tuiluy. before this milillc nehoolB
open for the your noxl Turoulny j
iinn ninfc'. ThiH wi't-k in also not-
ultle in Hie fact that tomorrow is j
Jjiihur Iny with mot of the Htoie.
offlroH. liitttkff nml other 1ucoh of :
)UsillHS rloHPll. i
The Women' Mlwilonnry woclety
. of. the Kirat Christian church will
meet Tuesday afternoon Heptem-!
her 4 (it 2 o'elock in the reerea-'
tloniil hull. ' 104
Mllo (Mike) Jacobs in here from ;
BurlliiKame, ,t'al.. to visit lii pur- i
cntH, Mr. and Mih. .1. W. Jiioolw.
Tor a short time before d.-partinK
for Klamath Kill In. whore he will .
open a dental laboratory, lie had j
been following the same bunlm-SK i
in HurUnRunie nml studied it for ;
over a year In Han Kranebtco. j
Have $30 to exchange for a used,
electric range. Box VA, Mall Trl- ;
Uun. ,,t3
-Mr. and Aim. Hert C. Hostel,
who left last June on a wedding
lour of tho tjotilh and iniddU'west,
arrived recently in Oshkosh. Wis..
where they are now upending hcv
ernl weeks with relatives.
"ChildrenH Drama club" to be,
organized In the ti ore Piano Ktudloj
Saturday, September 8 at 2 p. m..
Direction Mrs. Percy JBrny, make i
npiiolntment through studio or call1
3231. 1Ga j
Mr. and Mih. T. K. Panbds are j
Hpemliug tho week .end at their r
Hummer cabin at JJimnond Lake.
Hnrtlutt noars for canning. 'Vo.
1070. 103
Raymond Santee went to Mcd
ford tlit week to visit his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Sniitee.
lie haH been In Portland for soino
w. in.l will i-imnln In Mod ford
until September 18, when tho Hev-j
cnth Day AdvontiHt academy will ,
start at iLaurclwood, in northern
Oregon. Grunts Push Courier.
It takes nioro than a flat, fliv
ver and foolishness to inako un Im
pression those dayH. Own your own
home. We havo Home nice ones
for sate. Warnock & Shelley, Tel.
rje. 1U3
hue to the fact that tomorrow
Ik Labor "f)ay and n national hoi-;
(day. the Mcdfonl volunteer fire
department will not hold Hh reg- i
ii In i- drill tomorrow evening, but
will hold it one woek from tumor- j
rom night.
Tho Cileim Tuscan CUng Orchard
at Talent, has sold .over 111 limit, of
peaehoa. They have a Hurplus over
their orders of about three tons,
which can be had within the next
three ilnyt. 1 1'il
Mrs. llruynton Finch of Mod
ford has been .elected teacher of
the sixth grade at Central Point
to replace Mlm Auborts. who wan
forced to cancel her conlraot be
cause of Illness.
Fancy Elborta peachoa for can
ning. 3c per, Vhy-. I11"0 rtellvery.
Johnson Market, Phono 07, - If
A Jury in Judge Taylor's court
last Friday afternoon found Oeo.
Newman not guilty of the charge
of using improper language, .which
bud been preferred against him
by Sam A. K roach ol.
Mrs. Kylo Iium a few furnished
lioiisoK and apartments for rent.
Hen her at Warnock & Bholley's,
Phono 1262. 113
Couniy Agent It. U. Fowler left,
Saturday morning for Klamath
KiiIIh to act uh one of the judges
of the agrkuilture and HvoHtock
cxhibilH at the Klamath county
fair September 1, 2 and 3. He will
return next Tuesday. I
When you got to the end of your
Hiring, tic a knot and hang on.
This is a great country. Warnock
& Shelley. Phono 1202. 13
Door will be plentiful this year
In any direction that hunt era wish
to go, according to Deputy tlumc
Warden Roy Parr who whh In
Med ford yostorday from Ashland. ,
Tho season will open September
1 1) and ho urges hunters to ob
tain licenses early and advises
them to stay away from Parker I
mountain on the Ashland-Klamath
Falla highway, hh that section has
been turned Into a sheep grazing
area with several thousand sheep
now In tho woods.
Take n look at the new lino of
hnlioH' and misses' felt hats at the
Oriental Art .fc Vnrloty Store, 2lSS
Peter Onrd, engineer at the Mo
tel Mod ford ami former chief
ranger of Crater national park,
left Friday night by auto fur
Hums, Ore., to uttend the round
up there, and will return via Itend.
i he Columbia river highway and
Portland.
Tho annual Luhur day duueo of
tho American Ia-rIoii is being spon
sored by tho drum corps. J I lim it y
halt. Hi3
Temporary auto licenses were
iHsued at tho aherlff'K ofrieo yen
teniny uftornoou to K. C. Jones.
George Alford, O. A. Mtwitcr and
Walter Sinclair of Mcdtord. J. W
Purdue of Copper and Fred Jacks
r
This is a
Great
Country
and the home of a Great
Produot, Fluhrer's Milk
Bread.
A
Jack Wood, accompanied by
several local boxers and wrestlers,
was scheduled to leave yesterday
for Lakeview to take part In the
I'liit'itainment program of the
LaJtevicw roundup now in progress
there. A number of local resi
dents left for the roundup last
week nml nioro nro expected to
leavo today.
Tuscan Cling peacncH still to be
had ut the Olelm Orchard at Tal
ent. 163
Rev. K. Iverson, Sunday School
missionary for southern Oregon is
In Klamath county on buslnOHs,
The Model Clothing Company's
Disposal Sale will continue all this
week. ICS
lioy Parr and F. Merrill, deputy
panic wardens, arrested Miles
HelniH at the mouth of Doer
creeit imd Illinois river last week
for killing deer out of season.
Helms was fined Jf.u and costs by
JihIko Runs of (IrantK Pass.
The Legion Drum Corps plans a
big whoopee tor Labor day in tho
way of a danco at Hilarity hall.
163
The door season opened in
California Sept 1st and in order
to bring deer into Oregon, killed
in California, the deer must not
only ben i a California tag but
must have a metal tag Issued by
an Oregon warden or the person
having the deer Is subject to fine,
says Roy Parr, local deputy game
warden.
1 realize that .when parents pay
out money for piano instruction
they want results. Phone H34-X
or call, and I will explain the rnpid
ami thorough methods that havo
proven so successful. Noel L. Krs
klne, studio till W. 8th St. at
Laurel. tf
J. I loltun, .veteran miner of
Warren, Idaho, left for his home
Friday after a few days In Mod
ford as the guest of Sherman Cldo
love. Mr. lloltun was much In
terested In the Applcgatc river
region.
llattle .Iteames White, teacher
piano. High school credits given.
220 S. Laurel. Phone 449-M. 13
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. StcphaiiH
and children returned to their
home in .Portland Saturday after
Hpem 1 1 ng u few da ys In M ed ford
with the parents of Mrs. Steph
ens. Mr. and Mrs. IJ. J. .Stelner.
For Hchnol supplies visit the Ori
ental Art & Variety Store. 2U3
Tho opening fall meeting of the
Jackson county Medical Society
will be held on September G at
the homo of Dr. K. A. Woods in
Ashland. The evening is to be de
voted to a discussion of clinical
cases and a paper will be read
by Dr. I'. Jj. Ileitmeyer, followed
by a dlHeusslon. The medical so
ciety inoetliiKH are held twice each
month. Officers are Or. Win. V.
I'. tllolt, Medford, president: Dr.
Malt I e 11. Shaw, vleo president,
and 'Dr. K. W. Shookley, seere-tary-treaaurer.
The state medical
society will meet in Portland on
September 20, 21 and 22. Dr. W.
I'. JIcQkmau of Central Point Is
Uie Jackson county delegate.
Tho fall dancing season will be
nponod Mojuloy ovoning with a
dance at Hilu.iity , .hall, Hponsorod
by tho American Legion drum
corps. 103
Following a visit of several
weeks at Kaglc Point with rela
tives, Frank Oueiin has returned
to his home at Portland,
of Ashland.
Tuscan Cling peaches still to he
had at tho Olelm Orchard at Tut
cut. Jti3
The teachers' meetings held yes
terday in tho court house with
Mih. Susanna Homes Carter, coun
ty school superintendent, were
well attended by teachers from all
parts of tho oounty. Over 46 at-,
tended (he morning session, which
was for ono and two room in
strucloiH, and 2f attended -the aft
ernoon Hosslon, which was held
for teachers employed in schools
of more than two rooms. Instruc
tions were given them by Mrs,
Carter for the ensuing year.
Or, Alfred Rurklund has return- j
od to Medford and opened offices
In tho Liberty building, giving spec
ial attention to correcting deform
ities of children. 16ti
Mrs. (Jeorge A. Senter and son
.Marvin, returned yesterday from
a week'H visit with relutlves at
Silverton. Ore.
Fred Alton llalght, tcuehor of
pluno und harmony. Accredited
tcuehor. llHlght Music Studio, 818
Liberty Itlilg. Phone 72. jus
.Mrs. (1, ,(). UuUiu. of Convullls.
returned to her home yesterday
after spending several days In this
valley. Mr. Oatlln, marketing
spoclalUt from (he .Oregon Slate
college, will remain In Medford
for several days. Last Friday the.!
visllorH enjoyed a trip to Crater
Lake.
Next Monday, Labor day. tho nn-'
nual American Legion ball will he j
held at Hilarity hall, auspices of!
tho post drum corps. . Ifi3;
Mrs. Sam Poag. of the Medford
Beauty shop, will leave early this
morning on a motor trip to Sap
PrauolKco where she will spend
the next two weeks in transacting
business in connection with her
sho.
The Sixth Street Super-Service
Station has Myers high pressure
washing und Uk pressure groaning
machinery, which insures best sorv
Ice. i6(i
"Yalilma apples" Is the sljjn ap
pearing on all Northern Pacific
freight curs carrying tho fruit to
Hh destination throuuhout the
country, (tuy W. Conner, local '
grower und shipper uf pears, be-
lleves tho Yakima advertising Is
effective und might well be adopt
ed by the Medford shipping:
agency. j
A loeul family purchaxod a lluy
cr piano about three week ugo.
are now moving away. Ralance off
?80 mny bo puld out In monthly
installments only. Seo and heart
thin piano at Palmer Music House.!
103i
MIhh Lucie Outmun will leave
here Oils morning for San Fran- I
Cisco, whej-e she expects to upend i
the next two weeks visiting friends j
including Mhw Oladytt Roberts1
and Mrs. Fred Schuermun. I
Walter Nitael. nn Instructor In !
tho local Junior high school for
;tho com I nK year, arrived here Sat
urday morning from Shedd. Ore.
Ida Wood and Florence Graves,
plona tonchem. High nchool cred
its given. 220 N, Onkdole. Thone
1TOT)FQITD MIIL
A girl walking down the street
yesterday afternoon attracted con
siderable attention as she dis-
pluyed a tattooed arm ami a tat
I toed knee. A realistic rose wan
tattooed tin her arm near the
j shoulder and another rose could
! bo Heon Just above her knee. Tho
I girl was a decided blonde and not
'more than 17 yeurtt of age. She
noemed to bo proud of her decor
utlons. .
Tho Model Clothing Company's
Disposal Sale will continue all this
week. 103
Miss Mildred Carlton of Central
Point left hero yesterday fov Sa
lem, Ore., whore she expected to
remain during this week.
Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool, ttutf
; Mr. and Mrs. Otto MotHchan of
'Portland, where tho former 1h as
sistant manager of the Imperial
j hotel, were in Medford last Frl-
day enroute to Crater national
park, where their son lias been
1 employed this summer. The fam
ily will return home via Uend and
the McKenstie Posh.
At the corner of Sixth and Fir
streets the Sixth Street Supor-Serv-
! lec Station is equipped to givo the
I best in washing and greasing. 1K5
I Mrs. Otto Schaffer and daugh
j ter left Friday for JOugeno to
I spend n short vacation with Mrs.
(Sohaffor'H mother, Mra. A. H. Ber
I ger.
Tho Modei Clothing Company's
Disposal Sale will continue all this
week. 163
Miss Dollie Corn, who has been
a' guest at the home of her broth
er and Nister-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs.
K. C. Corn during the summer
mouths, left for Walla Walla,
Wash., yostorday In preparation
for the opening of school. . Miss
Corn is an Instructor In tho high
school Kngllsh department.
Thomas Realty & Ins. Co., Tloom
12, Palm Rlock. -Small secured
loans and contracts discounted.
l&8tf
Mr. and Mrs. John W. LcwIh of
Los Angeles, Cal., have just pur
chased a 40 acre farm on Evans
creek, two miles above tho town
of . Rogue River, and will at once
commence tho construction of a
new homo upon it. Tho property
has a five-acre block of pear trees
upon it, with 22 and one-half
acres Irrigated from tho O rants
i'nss irrigation projoct.
Dressmaking and roinodollng.
Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg.
:f
The first lime that a birth ever
took place in the Hotel Jackson
was last Friday .afternoon when a
daughter was born to Mr. und
.Mrs. W. F. St. Claire of San Fran
cisco, .who are In Medford for a
short time while ho Is working on
tho new theatre ,to be opened
soon .in the Montgomery Ward
company building. The mother
and babe wore reported to be do
ing nicely last evening.
Majostic Radios aro leading in
Hales records In Oregon nnd Cali
fornia. These sets aro .extremely
selocllvo, gocd distance getters,
have power dynamic speaker and
In beautiful walnut case A dem
onstration will assist you in decid
ing. Palmer Music House, solo
agents. 103
MarrtiiKc licenses were issued at
the county clerk's office yester
day afternoon to ,L Howard
Feathers! one, 21, of Ontario. Ore.,
and Kthel Young. IK, of Ashland,
and to John Hartley, legal and
Helen Apath, legal, both of Sue
rumen to.
Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Lantfs tiro
spending tho woek end at Crescent
City, and expect to return Monday
night.
r DT TT3T7 A ITT Jr
IS THE PERFECT
FOOD and Seal-Kaps
guard Us purity until you
, i drink it
Mn.K ii your cheapest And most complete food. It carries the
necessary protein to build muscle. It contains all of the five
vitamins, those strange substances that help children grow,
that create energy nnd increase resistance to disease.
Yot milk' is the most easily spoiled of all foods. It must b
protected in spotless dairies and bottling rooms. It must ba
guarded until the very momont you drinU it. For this reason,
we have adopted Seal-Kaps for our bottles.
Seal-Kaps completely cover the mouth of the milk-bottle.
"They protect it from contamination by flics, cats, dogs or
germ-laden fingers. They arc the most convenient milk
bottle cover. No prying with picks or knives. No splashing
of milk on your clothes. Scal-Knps can bo taken off by a
twist of tho hand. And they mako a handy bottlo cover
afterwards.
We are the only dealers in town that offer this safe and con.
venicnt bottle top to protect your milk supply. Telephone
.1 tor your first bottle tomorrow morning.
Snider Dairy 6 Produce Co,
"If It's Snider's It's the Best to Buy"
TRTBTTOT1, ftfEDlTOftD,
i Hassan M uhammed, the Ter
'lible Turk who wrentled heru this
summer, is now in Mexico and un
juble to return to the Tutted Slates
because uf some mlsuiiderstaud
tlng regarding his passport palters,
j He appealed In a letter last week
to Sailor Jack Wood of this city
t to help him leave Mexico. 'Mu-
hammcd is planning to return to
I Medford for a wrestling match
I this month or next with Ira Dern
of Salt Lake City If he can leave
j Mexico in lime.
j Mrs. W. A. Anderson of Port
i land,, left for her home yesterday
after visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
jiuKcr. ior sovci-ai iays. atic was
accompanied by her small grand
daughter, Betty Bakor, who will
remain in Portland whllo her par
ents aro on a motor trip to Cali
fornia. Because of tomorrow being La
bor day tho postoft'ieo will be
closed all day, and no deliveries
will he made by tho carriers.
; Louis Richardson of the .Model
j Clothing company has returned
1 from tho United States yeterans
! hospital at Tacoma, Wash., where
j he had spent several weeks as a
! patient.
j A Jay Slump arrived Saturday
; from a five weeks' business trip
In California and will be "at
home" for a week or two.
Fritz Kunz, noted national lec
turer for the Theosophleal society,
will (jive a public lecture on, Wed
nesday evening September 5 at 8
o'clock in the Theosophicul lodge
jroom.31, North Grape street. Tho
subject will be "Birth, Life, Death.
-and What Then." Mr. Kunz is
an author of note and Ills books
jhave had a wide circulation. "Oc
cult Methods of Healing' and
"Brotherhood of Religions" have
boon much read.
BOARD MKIOTINO
The regular monthly business
mectini; of .the board of directors
of the V. W. C. A. will be held
Tuesday evening September 4 at
7:30 at the "Y" club room. l(ia
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. fP) A
statement by William Randolph
Hearst expressing the belief that
the democrats will not be suc
cessful In tho presidential cam
paign today caused n ut'r in poli
tical circles.
Dine Today ;
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
These Drug Stores ,
Are Open Nights i
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store.
OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1028.
IE WILL
i
HOLD STYLE SHOW
1HT
The stae of the Craleiian '
theater will be transformed Into
:a fashionable dre.s salon Tuea-;
day night, September 4 after the ;
first phow when Adiienne Stew'
jard's annual stylo exhibition will'
j bo staged with at least Hi mod-J
j els participating.
Latest creations combining the
most approved ensembles from
i classy shoes to smart headgear ;
i will bo worn by the good-looking !
models, two of whom will bo pro-,
fessionals from San Francisco.
The following local girls will .
take part In the style show, with ,
several others to be selected be-;
fore Tuesday: The Misses Icol .
FdwarflK, Dorothy Brown, Babe !
Griffin, . Alice OUn, . Cleo Blair,
and Dorothy Nyswander nnd Mrs.
II. Woods and Mrs. Golda Hug
gins. Eight trunks .of nppaic! 'hp.
hero especially for the show from
New York and San Francisco will
be Included In the display of fall
and winter clothes. Some im
ported models will also ho shown.
All the necessary costume ar
ticles for sehool. .sport and office
wear will be the first group ex
hibited. Following this, afternoon
and evening wear will be featured.
In all eases coats, hats, shoes
and jewelry will be shown. Shoes
will be furnished by the Bootery
I anil all jewelry by Brophy's.
An attractive setting for the;
beautiful array of clothes will
lie constructed, according to Mrs
Steward's plans. ' This will be tho
I.
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Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
6th and Holly
Friday, Saturday
Sunday
The Romantic
Comedy
"The Naughty. Bride"
Prices 25 and 50
Coming Tuesday .
"Why Wives
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