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Newspaper Page Text' lIOE TWO frrroORT) mil, TRTBTOrE, lrTCDFOTCTl (TRTCfiON. YTfiPXTCSDAY, KEPTEMTSEtt, 12, 1928. 1 i I Tocal and As Personal Itfcituxt uf the sltirt-s clolnn lo- morrow noon on uccount of its j ror),uiden hemuHo of tiurfio con Im'Ihk .Mt'tlford day nt th county f K.Mtion crowds listening to him fiilr. houcvlvpM tiro riMiilmU'd ttmli,ht Incur. Ah he sinus ho has purchase nil food suinilU's to liift ;u, assistant Helling the nongs he over that day. before noon. hIiikp. Wiilkor'H dance tonlKht, X e w lfivlUrm. 173. ll. V. Tiiylor, who hut hcen ; victim- In rnllfornln. Nevada and' "WfiHhlnKlon for the pant six ; months, returned to Medford hint; nlKht, whej'o he will now reside. I , UHUhint and Oahbrook hose. ?i.yr .value Sl.fKI, at Adrlennc , KtownrcVs. 173; C A IV.lf. i-nllnf mull Of the u. s. uoi-vtcc wlio had Hiient the past five weeks here, in vacation relief work, and Mrs. Cole, left today for Portland where he will he stationed for a month doing weather bureau relief work there. Tho Medford Huram House, will be closed Thursday. Friday and S;iturday. Jewish holiday. 173", Guests from a distance register- ed at Medford hotels Include C. x Alexander of Caltrnry. Canada. K. V Ilalmford of Toronto, Canada, C. jbt AV. Keys of 'KhiBinnii, Arly... Mr. rSSt iinlM Mm; ',. J;: MooUromery of Tteno; Nor., and Klmer-H. Martin " of Moscow, Ida. f Danco tonight with AVhlt llnr j ion's music at the Fuiii-rounds Pa- vlllon. Admission 10c. 173 !V. P. Webber, one of the (jov iMiimeiH enKlnccrs stationed at Crater national park, spent yester day In Medford attending to busl- 3 ncHH mattcrM, Complete lino Parker-pen sets to choose from. Kee them, at Office Stationery & Supply Co. tf C. I. fonu of the O. K. C. cx-1 tension division at Corvallis arrived here this morning to act as one of the. Judges In tho horticultural do- A meeting of the Jackson Coun partmenl at the fair. ! ty Medical association will ho hell Only u few days moro of the bankrupt wile of household furnl-1 ture at. West Main St. Everything must ko. 17-1 Among the, Judgeti of the exten- sive vegetable, exhibits on display at tho fairgrounds are m. ji. mow- cll, county agent of Josephine I county, nnd A. Henderson, coun J ty agent of- lClamalh county, who ' vlH Judge dairy cattlo. Danen tonight with Whit liin lon's music at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. , Admission H'c. 173 Ihlward H. Ashrust, well known u i n n t h lfillK attorney, was anuing. the vlttlt.9rB.tn Medford yes terday. . Lottln Howard invites you to see her new. $G- hats. ' Marriage, llcensos weru Issued nt the county clerk's office yesterday nnd today to Florenllno Soma, I'll. f.nH r.mcu (larclu. IB. both of AVeed. Cab. Mill to Henry Mitchell 31, and Mat -ton Clement, 113, both oE Podding, Cal. Wnlker'H danco tonhiht,"N. w rn vlllon. " ' :l73' "Woll, I hhould say I am going to take nart In the horseshoe tour nn merit at tlui fairgrounds," said James Watklns of Central Point todav. "and I'm flKurlng on fin ishing around the ton If I don't miss my guess. I'vo bee.n In prac tlco and training for a lone time and It'll take somo pretty close pitching to bent me." Mr. Wat kln a year or. two ago won the southern Oregon championship from a large field, of entrants at (Irants Pass. Thero n no need to get up in the cold this winter. Have the furnace flrn started by an expert. JUat monthly salary in first let ter. Write, "Fire." Mail Tribune. 17S iCallfornlaus reHlstered''at Med ford hotels include. Mr and Mrs. j Thomas (limllner of Santa Crux, Mr. and Mrs, 0- Alsberg of Stanford university, Mr. 'and Mrs. Pv;Ulm Alkens of Colton, Mr. and Mr.i. N. H, Miller of Olendale, U, O. Quick of Sacramento, M. A. Nelson of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson of lleverly Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Kills Unlnger of Duns mulr, Mrs. Kiln flbrham of Fresno. M r, a n d M rs. 1 1 . F. - ; run n a nd Anna Iteeder of l.os Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sullivan and T. F. Jjay of San Francisco. Dance tonight with Whit Mar ton's tuusio at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. Admission 10c. 173 Dr -nnd Mrs. Kstlll Drunk uf Ha lent wero In Medford a short time today visiting' friends while en route to Klamath Falls. J Music, Students, attention! Vio lin nnd piano students hnvo or- chestra ndvnnlage. F. F. Htmllo, I Hm. 4, Collego llldg. rhono 2&9-J. ! 173 (Mr. and Mrs. (.lord on Kershaw, who are taking a wedding trip I throughout the middle west, are! spending this.. week;' ja Iowa and I , plan to visit Chicago soon. The! J -couple.' both well known In Med Yord.' were married In llremerton, ! Wash,, a short time ago. I Rain or shino Fluhrer's Milk Bread is brot to your grocer fresh from our ovens twice daily. lii'i't Itiirber of I, us AimflfH, tin; California HnKlnK newsboy' tenor, I arrived In Med ford tills afternoon , . from tlu Kane county full tit Ku K,,n' to sIiik nt Hie JiK-kKon county fall, which opened today. IJurbr-r ' attetnided- to Kitin H"rmlnnIon to ! ftrr .... tlw. cll'Aolu hor u-nu 1 Dunce tonight with Whit I ton's-muHlc nt the. l':tlrui'oundK Pu vlllon. Admission Hie. 173 u R SHi-irnil. reni-eHentutlve of the 'Western DitkooiIh compuny of I'ortland. was a ImisIiiphs visitor In thin city yesterday find today. Walker'H dance toniKjit, N o w pavilion. 173 Anions the biiKliiesH cullers hero WMlliI'diiv frnn, r.i.f (1f ..., n-ni-n ' 1 U Vlv..,i t,...l -,.i.,i ..r,,i Mrs. Vivian Wilson anil Mrs. lela .Salisbury of Jacksonville. Thomas Itealty Co.. Urn. 12 Palm Illk., cor. Main nnd Front, upstairs, J Furniture, (.-battel loans, contracts i discounted. tf ! . Da vies of Kaule Point 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Willian KiiiK of Tal- out, Miss KoKlnn Johnson of Ash land. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew White ; of Central point and Frank Singer of HenKle were ainonu the visitors in Medford today. Our biff shipment of Parker pen sets has arrived. Hue them a Office Stationery & Hupply Co; tf Serjeant Major Terren:(- I loon ey. a World war v'ler;in who ar rived In Medford Monday evening while en route to Los Angeles, left this morning, after liavinu spent jeHtemay here Introducing a new Hutomutio pencil. .Sergeant I toon ey attracted considerable attention aritund the city yesterday by his uniform and his broad-brimmed Australian nflt. Walker's dance tonight, Nt Pavilion. 173 l Fisher's .Scone booth In In New Kducntloiial building. 170 jut the home of Dr. I). M. Itrowor at Ashland next Wednesday, Kep- (ember in. Dr -A. F. Kresse will be on the program with a paper j on some Interesting topic to be announced later. Thero aro now memoerH in the medical or- ganizatlon which holds regular meetings twice a month. You cannot vote, for Herbert Hoover for president unless you :un registered on or before October fith. Register now. 171 Mrs. ,, S. Sargent and son ,Mel vin. of Gold Hill spent one dav this week visiting Medford friend and attending to business matters. Danue tonight with Whit liar Ion's music at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. Admission Hie. 173 The Central Point American, which was formerly published In Central Point and then moved to AHhland, will be re-established this .week by John Sheley, and next Fri day will be Issued for the first nine, making two weekly papers fcxiKling In. Central Point, the other onfl being the Central Point Star. Mr. Sheley somctlmo ago purchas ed the printing equipment of the Jacksonville Post and has .had .same Installed In his printing, plant at Central Point. Miss Alice Ol In. formerly at Milady's Peiiuty Shop Is now lo cated at Wine land's Honuty Shop, next door to Medford Hotel, phono 01. 177 Included among the Oregonians registered at Medford botHs are Mr. and Mrs. T,. W. Vail of Mai'sh fleld. Mr. and Mrs, C. It. Williams. 13. Craig. Mi, and Mrs. 1-3. h. Mrurs of Salem. II. F. Comings. KA Harney. V. M. Hilary of Ki gen. C. J. Shannon of Coos Hay, Arthur Hoyer of UoHeburg, and the following from Portland: S. S. llohl, W. it. Clark, I?, lb lOvaus. M. A. West, Robert VonPerU, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kvans, C. S. Hrew ster. Otto Orlnde, K. M. Norton. C. V. Hoss. 13. S. Whitney, tjirs Harjsvlk. Mr. ami Mrs. J. P. AVar noek. Albert Simon, J. H. Mc Luughern. Hen Mitchell, I. II. Van Horn. It. H. Hossltter, K. C. Mad- sen. I,. F. Nelson. Charles A ar- letti. F. S. Jones, Joe Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. (Ditchings and W. A. Ward. Walker's dance tonight, N e w Pavilion. 173 To crown the fall ensemble, wear 11 famous (iagn hat, exclusive with tho Hand Dux, 23 Kast Cth St. 173 Temporary nuto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's office today to I J. (Irlgsby of Medford, I .oris Sims' of Central Point,. KHzuhcth Palmer and J. S. Nutte.r of Ah- laml and F, II, Nowton uf Cold 11111. Let me wrllo your flro Instiranee. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phono f!3. tf Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson arrived tills forenoon from Oak land. Cal., to visit friends while en route to Portland by motor on a short business trip. 1 trillion t and Oukbruok hose. $ I . r vnhio J I . .".0, a t A d rlenne Steward's. 173 Twenty-seven of lneli Sam's predatory animal hunters made good dnd coyotes out of 472 -live ones during the past mouth, ac cording to the monthly report of the t.'nited States biological sur vey, hi addition. 51 bobcats, one coucar, one Canada lynx and one stock killing bear bit the dust. The report relatus that good results hnv come from the porcupine poi soning eitmpniun being conducted in tho Crater Lake and Fremont forest districts, real progress be ing shown In the first arcir. while In the bitter where the campiiUn has just been Inaugurated, the n"xt month Is expected to idiow a hig decrease in the porcupine nopula, tiim. Dance, tonight with Whit Ilar t oil's music at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. Admission Irtr. i;;t Mr, nnd Mrs. K. W. Uoot of Minneapolis arrived hero today for a short visit nt the home of their son, Myron Uoot, and family on Summit avenue. Kxtrn spH-lnlf 1.000 new hntu In Mis and velvet h, very special at $08, I3.0H, $:.D8 and 1.!8. Henl money savins values. The Emmy Lou Hat Hhop. M. M. Store. H. & II. green stomps Riven here. A schooltilrl. Ml km Johnson, suf- fcred u minor cut on her head as a result of an auto collision yes- tcrday between the school bu in which she was riding ami a truck driven by Jesse liichardnon of Cen tral Point. accordiiiK to nn accl ilent report filed at the police sta tion by W. W. Hall, who said that a piece of timloT protruding too far from the edyc of the truck broke a window on the bus and then struck the k1'I. The accident oe- ( curred on Itlddle lane while the .school pus was on route to ieu- i I Alexander's Grocery hvIIh Iiuttlr Crcek J foalth Koods. Store open oveniiiRs. 175 Painting am) PaperhaiiKin. -I' No. Crape. 0. I''rlsb(e. 17(1 OwlKhl Kandail, who until re cently had been connected with the Medford weather branch im minor oiijjri vt. leaves umuy lur i.iuvu Cal.. to take a course at the state normal school there. Dance tonight with Whit Par ton's music at the Fairm-ounds Pa vilion. Admission HK 173 Amo'ng the hotel guests In Med- ' ' ' ,,. Tacoma. Mrs. K. l. Kenton of Spokane and Mrs. Ira Nlckdson and Frank Whit son of Seattle. Don't miss the amazing values In new fall millinery at tho Km my Don .Shop in M. M. Store. 173 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jiolion of Kugene aro the guests of Mrs. Itol ton's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Schaffer, for a few days, The Doltons spent tiie past week on a fishing .trip on. Uogue river and report excellent results. I real izo that when pnrents pay out money for piano Instruction they want results. Phone 934-X or cull; and I will explain the rapid ami' thorough methods that have proven so successful. Noel D. Krs klne, studio till V. 8th St. ai Laurelt tf Mlsy l.ucy Case of the Oregon State Agricultural college exten sfou division, arrived hero this morning to attend the fair. Miss Case will Judge the exhibits of girls' work In the club division. Danco tonight with Whit Par Ion's music at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. Admission 10c. 1711 J. ,1. lluehler went to Dunsmulr yesterday on a business trip and was expected to return this after noon. Drllllant and Oa It brook hosj, Jl.iiTi value Sl.Tu, at Adrienne Steward's, 17I The W. C. T. V. will not meet this week on uccount of the fair Meeting will be held next week. Kwlm in drinking water. Mer rick's chlorinated pool. 80tf James Leake of Portland bfl yesterday for bis home after spend ing several flays visiting Medford friends. Mr. Leake In a graduate of the I'nlvcrslly of Oregon and Is connect od with a marketing news service. Our permanent wave demonstra tion will open Monday 17th. Com" In and watch us. Our wuves will cost Sill. Free finger waves. Open at S a. m. 1011 to Ileauty Parlor, opposite post office. I 7:1 Mrs. A. It. Parker ;md daugh ter Patricia left here last night for Mason City, la., where they were called .on account of the seri ous Illness of Mrs. Parker's father. W. H. Ilolcomb. Members of Olive Hebekah lodge, whose birthday Is In Sep tember, notify Dorothy Scrip to,, Noble Grand, .Martin Adams will have here Thursday for Los Angeles to enter the fall term of the Cnlvorsity of California iih a sophomore. He fs a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Dressmaking a n d remodeling. Fashion Shop, '131 Medford Dldg tf Tho Ladles'. Aid of the, Lutheran church will serve one of their din ners tonight ut the church dlniivj; room, beginning at 5;3tl and con tinuing until 7. F.veryone in in vited to attend and tho prices will. is usual, be moderate, according to the committee In charge. Dunce tonight with Whit Par ton's music at the Fairgrounds Pa vilion. Admission 10c. 17;i Tomorrow night. -Thursday, at 7 o'clock, members of the Junior boys' drum and bugle corps will hold n final practice meeting ai the armory in preparation for their musical program at the county fair .on Friday, children's day. Over Till boys will take part In tho program. Now high grade furniture, on sale for less than Is ordinarily tiskeil for second-hand goods at the bankrupt f urn It tiro sale on "West Main St. 171 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOH SALK Steel-top ranue hi first-claws condition, with wntnr colls. I'honc l-'Mi. Call at In dependent IJlectrlo Store. 1 7f 10 itr..r. or rem ny resi'onsioie 1 pariy. iiiikii'i 11 ooiinc. wnn imei liedrooms and furnace preferred Phone itw-L. 1;: MAN With ear, Nome knowledge of motors and Helling experience preferred: work In Jackson Co. Address Uox 13n. Tribune. 1 7.1 KOU HKNT Partly furnished A- room house. Phono &S1-L. 1st1 LOST Pine and white diamond checkered blazer sweater. Wed nesday noon. Prlng In to Mall Tribune. 17f KOliP Touring car: starter, de mountable rims, down, hul once, terms. Phono r4o or G2I-J. 17.1 U A KO A IN KXTltAOUDlNAKY Havana rabbits, two bucks and one doe: no better stock alive Make your own price. State of fer In letter and write Hox at Mall Tribune for tho chance of a lifetime. 17J WANTKl) At once, lady between! 40 and t'O to do llitht housework ( and stay with elderly lady: no ; laundry: small wages. Address I P. O. Hox ItMt;, Medford. 175! ST HA YKI A eolllo pun nbout Si mos, tihl: followril a high school , student to school and became j bint. Any Information will be thankfullv received and reward ed. H. H. Lamlers, IMS West ! nth, or, Hox, 527. , 17-t J FOK HKNT Modern furnished 3-room apartment, close In. Tel, "ft. I73lf W ,.. Campbell will leave here' 'tonight for I'oitlaud where ho will j spend several days vWtlnir ut the home of his daughter, Mrs. Don1 , npriiiKer, n.nn....i .....1 it.. 1.1 1. 1 !i ; r.i , , "wt-'lKtK wm. stoiipeu nere en route to; H 1 JJ li!l S JfTl 111 f d and had only five gallons left ;!.! value at Adrienne llU( ,.lke tod:iy stat).(l lhat lhey 1 UIM W,LLUVhun he was arrested. He car- I Mil' w... 1.1 I . , '-y! thought it would be more beautiful; : ; rled with him a list of customers. Miss An 11. tt. assistant prof.s- . lll4.r nmv lhan in lllt. hul, ulear, ( , ilu.ludod several well known I sor of econom cs at the mversity I leather. I Archie J.aFoletto Peck "Adam- .Mwm lif A,llf(,rd and Klamath 1.,, n m". . ' l,i,nc" Umiilhl wilh WllU IJ,"-;" 1,1 t,u l'uu,lt "wallinisj FllIts, alu, ls helleved to have ope- i I m ii. v I"Mtri",l,V on' musI(- Ilt lhp 'i'.ujjiuls Pa-: a hearing tomorrow before United nit0( (m. Mljnu.tlmo in Mn.thern l at the MeJliniiham Normal school. - vlllon. Admission I uo. 173 1 States Commissioner .Cbauncey ) 0n.,.n He Iris been arretted ian-iyed in Medford today to visit j Mrs. Theodore Florey of Port- j Florey on a charge of sale aj.d pos- twR0 on b0oZo' "charges In Lane tneii lousin, I-. (.. Dash. land unived in this city this morn-. session of alcohol, following hisIt.ountv UCcordfng to officers - Vou cannot vote for Herbert jK, accompanied by her three ' arrest thlH morning near Jackson- ! " f ' ' ! Hoover for president unless you , (.hlldren, to Join -Mr. Florey, who ! ville by Federal Pruhlhition Agents ! Clnsslfled ndvertlsing gets results, jure registered on or beforo October! iM associated with bis broth. t, I -rf!"?-.T-rr. T.'n- . 1 y. . . . j. . tfth. Ilegistor now. J7-I ; -Mrs. ,1. A. hahide, ,n-., and two children returned to their homo In ) hum cay louay aucr spending most of the summer at Lake Michigan. They were accompanied by Mrs. M. Fcasb y of -Now A'ork. a sister of Mrs. Salade. Fisher's Scone booth 1 in New Kducatlonal building. 17t ADs. Austin Ammerslcy Henshaw of San Francisco arrived hcr day to Join her sister, Mrs. F. (! '-lOwen. who has-been in Medford j for the past three weeks and cx- p"ets to return to her home in X York City next week. The Clover leaf. Groceries, con fections, gas and oil: open nights and on Sunday. lath and River side. ' -77 Hverett Kdwards of lirownsvillc j left here this, morning after visit- j ing at tho home of Andrew Olson i at .1 a lent during the past w He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Willalette Kdwards. who has been visiting in this vicinity for some time. C. .1. Carkran of Sacramento, Cal.. representative for the Owen Oregon Lumber company, arrived here today on a business visit. '"",'. i ,.n ., nr ; v Fire Chief liny Klliott. who urges residents of Medford to get busy with their rakes In order to im prove the appearance of the city. Mrs. Kliz.-ihcih Wittbers of Los Angeles arrived here for 11 short visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. I'', M. Stewart. II North Cen tral avenue. -Regular eojnmunlcatiou of I tea mow Chapter No. O. S., Wednesday i-vcnlng at K:00. Haltle M. Ahlen. Secy. 1 7L' WhenFbod Sours Jyils of folks who think they have "indigestion" have only nn acid con dition which could be corrected in live or tea in inutes. An clfect ive anti-arid like J'liillips Milk of M;m nesiasoon restores digestion to normal. Phillips does nwny with nil that sourness and jjas right nfter nicala. It prevents the distress so apt to oc cur two hours after eatinp. Whut 11 pleasant preparntion to take! And now good it is for tho system! Un like a burning- dnso of soda which is hut temporary relief nt besi Phillips Milk of Magiiema neutralizes many 1 umes ira volume in aciu. Next timo a hearty menl, or too rich a. dint has brought on tlio least discomfort, try PHILLIPS r Milk . of Magnesia 1 i Medford, Ore., Sept. 12, 128. To Mr. and Mrs. Public: In answer, to hundreds of inquirios, phono calls and letters we are glnd to announce tint wo will present the SYNCHRONIZED Uncle Tom's Cabin For a Three Days' Engagement , Thur., Fri., Sat., Sept. 20, 21, 22 This picture comes to you with ono of tho finest syn. chronized musical scores and sound effects yet prcsonted to our patrons. For the past ton days we havo received scores of let ters and wires from theatrical men in the east who are claiming the music and sound effects with "Uncle Tom's Cabin" moro than double the value of its splendid enter, tninnicnt. Geo. A. Hunt, Mgr. Hunt's Craterian. P. S. This picture will be presented at our regular admission, liy I o'clock last evening there was from five to vlx inches of nuv mi the Ki ound at rater Lake , , .. , static drivers from the resort re- no:-icl ibis moriiinu. Several lour - i . : chuumicy Flon-y, in real estate and insurance business, with offices in j the Flint National Dank huU'llntf. Floreys will locate her manently, according plans. W. M. Allen of the Pierci-Harrl-j son Motor company returned this 1 morning from 1: buying trip to ; Oakland ' fnl wlH close at 1L':30 Thursday, . ae. PASTUER1.ZED SAFE "PURE PRODUCED PAC K ED son Jlotur company i-.-turno,! XMK ' fcTiffitJfl ' 1 I TTA rnpni A XT I l.unt ..t .Mcdlonl Kiiii- .lay. J1 V ,SWBiS 1 II i rlria.vlslggo,,roauuJ PJ-3 Hlllllll!lllllllllllllllilllllll!lllll'' -ia iVlNIIKY WAY J "BITS OF CHARM" fi j ami?! A QT'A "THATHNfLOW" i PREP ARE 51 A -J Uf -WmTeil 'iLLbI NOW! THEATRE blessed with nonsense 'k - SvtiMmPrMM , Don't be wishing two years from South Central Near Eighth RTA1MTTTV onrf MflPTniM IB j today that youihad taken our ad- 9 ..,, OlAllUiX ana J.Y1UK1U1N It , vice Be. alad that you took It! j23STJS&WS '" " ' HSE?T?f?3ff,!y ! Enro11 today for fall term, which 'iwawm imntMMMr LAUGHS AND LAUGHS . WBPWM I opens Soptember 17. 1: Ar'y Seat 15c Anytime . FEATURE'-ICTURE " Children under 12, 10c -!5rttltf ufM ft -i.imjiitoMir " Continuous Show Daily qmimra&Bte?--ml la w'Tifa j ltfASiiS jTTr-t I jfOlv l?1 Matinee 1 to 5 P. M. . ' ... SZ . j ytm uhi 1 1 nil "Jlkiij1'" " l . STARTS TOMORROW X tW?i Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M. smm tu . t . t. 'juilujmj j i The Movietone Production JKptgWJM j Saturday and Sunday, contin- I a "FOUR SONS" . I uouc 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures fwiMiirwf The Season's QUj Hit yCflMmttSr I """ " ' : l change daily except Thurs- m V , N m 1 7 day- . .., . I " admission..'., ..;'.. '.''..:'"; I k H Matinee 2 p. m. . Evenings 7 & 9 . I j ' i Tonight and Thursday g , .. szzz:zz. i . & , : "THE OPENING NIGHT" ' ; -g Also - TSTSk Ml Your Favorite Jeweler j The : First Rain 1 JiijkL PATHE NEWS te , ; , ' ! I K lL d' j ' is "a Wigii of (fining Winter. ; ! '. I NOW IS THE TIME SiKfi ' ' V1! P To Install Appliances j SP ''yZi4lim; ; ra ' - ' ; &0 Tnai.xou.may: ; I I mM t iIbepMmgI j Heat Your Home ! EHFS VA f ILiiu Eta! 'I' ' 9 stnno of suprrior (OmUt.y, J With Gas ; Igjggrj j J : ft Hill I E A I ft I l V MIUI3 I..ISU "ifll f "V mmrL.mmmm' m imb mbm " - t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit JJ Itfl 1 .Hi I .tin! LJ Lm.SL B VI IT LM I V : HUNT'S 4 M i lia 6 if . f i! I VALE and CLARE ll 'MODERATE RATES g and Low Minimum Makes it Possible for You . 1 .to Enjoy the Advantages of Gas Southern Oregon Gas Corporation Telephone 526 and .we'll' gladly call and help you solve your particular heating problem Special Bus Service To County Fair Beginning Wednesday, September 12, at 8 a. m., we will conduct a special bus service to and from the fair grounds EVERY 20 MINUTES . from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m., during the four days of the fair. Buses will start at corner of Mistletoe and Main streets, down Main to Riverside, south to fair grounds. Fare 15 Cents Either way. Take cars at any corner. Leave your own car in the city and ride the RED TOP COACHES. Oregon Stages, Inc. I I C. L. Woriloi I j whom he is : k '' for the. nalo AVorden and Kd Oakes. with said to have bargained sale of five gallons of al- cohol. Officers hay A damson had sole I.. 1 1 .. 1 ..i....t...i 1.. m...i ' " These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarinin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phono 105 30 ei. Central Medford, Oregon WELL OR MONEY BACK Your PHas el!nilnatd or fae refunded I a the W KITTEN ASSUKANCK wc tfivein admlnliter Intf the Dr. C.J. Dew famou f non-surgical method ai treat j' ment. (Used by m exclmlvcly) wv'ti Kemarkablc success alio with VJ-'VV otherRectalandColor:i!wenls. Si.V Send TODAY for PF iP. 100-Y-rk face boolr tilvins details and 1 gjfc' m hundreds of testlmonia' . RECTAlV COLON CUWjC S tATTUN- N fHAWf Ow-MlQ ANCf L.I Hl SAN FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALVE 17 Powell Street at Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important cwwtnienc to you ThU coupon entitle holder foFRt1 Yellow Tati depot to Turpin HoUlTi FREE GARAGE T.F.r row w . m . sn.t. it.