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DISPLAY AT FAIR
OF
I One of tho RTouteat Improve
ments In the fair this year la the
extensive display of Hthool chil
dren'B work exhibited in the new
educational building just completed
thin fall.
Rach school represented has an
Individual booth where samples of
'writing, copies (Of literary efforts
land art work featuring some espe-
daily good ideas in color and lie
slgn are shown; In all cases the
arrangement .of tho pictures and
other articles on the dark green
background is effective and pleas
ing. Yesterday . this department
drew a large number of fond par
ents 'vho Inspected what Mary and
Johnny have done fn scbool.
Included in the school division,
which occupies a portion of the up
per mory in the building as well as
a majority of the first floor, are
the following schools: Jackson
ville, Talent, Gold Hill, Talent, Lin
coln, Jackson, Roosevot, Washing
ton, Lake Creek, Tablo Rock, Bell
view, (ireenprlnB, Reese Creek,
Upper Trail, Oak Grove, Shalehurst,
Trail, Pinehurst, Derby, Griffin
Creek, Evans Valley, Howard, Mt.
Pitt, Neil Creek, Alderbrook, Lone
Pine, Butte Palls, Willow Springs,
Sams Valley, Rogue River, Eagle
Point," West . Side, Independence,
Foots Creek.
Humane Society ' '. o
" On the upper floor one finds the
Hnmane society's department which
includes several: points of special
interest. A.safety carriage for dogs
which can be locked onto the run
ning board of a car is a decided
Improvement over the dangerous
practice of risking a pet's life by
carrying him on the side of the
. car with no means of protection.
The dog looks through bars on the
side facing traffic and the box is
large enough for him to stand up
and rest. Mrs. Sidney Richardson
and Mrs. IL D. McCaskey are in
charge of this exhibit and they are
kept busy explaining the good
' points- of the dog cage and an im
proved box trap for catching game.
The Herman Bleck humane trap
attracted much attention among
the hunting fans who visited the
building yesterday and today. A
model sanitary dog kennel Is also
shown. On the walls are 20 posters
made by school children in differ
ent parta of. the United States
which were eritered in a contest for
moBt effective posters illustrating
the importance- of kindness to
dumb animals and 'other sulijects.
An effort will be made to interest
the Modford schools in competing
in a contest this year.
Health Unit
All the latest literature on aches
and pains, causes for and ways of
preventing them; a stretcher for
carrying wounded persons, and all
tho atmosphere of the medical pro
fession Is found in tho health unit
booth in tho education building. A
series of cartoons on tlio walls
made by Miss Kdith Sweeney and
portaylns tho work done by the
tf nurses and doctors during the year
8 particularly clever.
Junior High Work .
Displays of articles made in the
handicraft and mnual training
classes at the junior high school
and the Medford high school aro
1 complete and very good. Furniture
lor the drawing room, experiments
in making dyes and soap by the
boys, and attractive dresses and
other wearing apparel, made by the
girls. Indicate excellent instruction
on th'b part of teachers and appli
cation and thought by students. In
general the needlework in this di
vision may be favorably compared
with that done by sewing clubs of
the vicinity which are also repre
sented in an adjoining booth.
FLOWERARRAY IN
WOMEN'S BLDG.
OF RARE BEAUTY
Displays of bountiful ltoRUO
It Ivor floweiH with huge dull Has,
choice roses and artistically col
ored zinnias predominating tho
seene form the center of interest
nt the women's building at tho
fairgrounds.
The top-heavy dahlias were evi
dently picked as soon us the ruin
heRiin Tuesday, for they show no
signs of damage. Among tho most
outstanding individual exhibits are
those of HiirVy Hosier and airs.,
M. M. Elhart, both of Ashland.
Mum of their flowers measure
fully u foot across and - in color :
range from combinations of light;
and dark shades to plain hues j
fiom palo nnd yellow and pink;
to deep red. j
In addition to Mr. Hosier's
dahlias he is also showing a large)
variety of gladioli featuring sevo-i
rul mw specimens.. j
A fountain fringed with ferns
adds to the effectiveness of tho :
flowers which uro artistically ur-;
ranged to show good color com-
dilutions, in the corner of the
hccUoii devoted to art and flowers
is a miniuturc lake ' surrounded
by fr-rns and other greenery, de- i
tilgned by the Lake creek grange.
Of special Interest is the Med-i
ford Garden club, display of flow-!
era and art including a number ,
iirf rather remarkable landscape j
paintings by local artists. Tho i
Southern Oregon Normal school i
of art Is represented in this di-j
vision.
Needlework showing the possl-:
bilities of just what a woman can
lo with creative ability, combined
with time nnd the proper mate-1
rials attracts much attention from
visitors at the woman's building.
Hooked rugs, which aro in vogue
at tho present tlmo and are In all
eases cheerful and bright, ara
among the lovely things on ex
hibit. These come In all designs
and colors to sut one's taste.
(Jullts. like grandmother used
tu make and those she never
thought of designing, form i
large and beautiful part of this
show. Basketry, embroidery, ap
plique work and all the other va
rieties of needlework are well
represented and are worthy of at
least half an hour of tho visitor's
time.
Appetizing canned fruits and
ypgotft blew, jellies, jams, pickles.
j preserves nil the things tho
I housewife puts on tho shclvos for'
winter use aro Included in the
'department devoted to food. In
addition to these, certain articles
I a re featured each day. bread and
fresh rolls being on display yes-;
terday. Cukes were tho specialty
for today. Cookies, gingerbread
and doughnuts will bo judged Fri
day, and on Saturday pies wit be
exhibited.
Hostesses nt the woman's de
partment today are Mrs. O. O.
Alenderfer, Mrs. W. F. Qulscn
berry. Mrs. Iirry Hchudc and Mrs.
H. V. Hamlin. This evening Mrs.
Irfe Tuttle. Mrs. K. (. Fowler.
Mrs. A. O. Hubbard and Mrs. Karl
Coo will be in charge. Miss Jim?
Snedicor is general chairman ofj You cannot vote for Ierbert aro reglstered on-or before October
the entire woman's building. 'Hoover for president unless' you fitli. Register 'now.' 174
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STUCCO
needs paint
as much . as .WO OD
Paint your stucco house to save it from
gradual disintegration 1. Unpainted
stucco slowly breaks down under the
constant attack of absorbed moisture,
changing temperatures, and carbonio
acid from the air. Stucco, however,
must have a lime-resistant paint
CONCRETA.
This special paint for stucco comes in
twelve appropriate colors and white.
Its mellow texture beautifies any stucco
surface. Write for special booklet.
Askyour Fuller Dealer, listed below,
for a color card and painting advice.
iW. P. FULLER & CO. 160 'Front' St'.' PORTLAND
41 Branches in 35 Pacific Const and Inter-Mountain Cities. Factories In
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland. Distributors of Valspar Products.
CONCRETA
Rogue River Lumber Co.
FRANK'S
Comedians
IS
The Big Tent
Tuesday & Thursday
The Riot of Fun
"DONT TELL
MY WIFE"
Tent Well Heated
Prices 25 and 50 cents
; 6th and Holly
RIALTOh TODAY
t. y FOR TWO DAYS
FLAMING YOUTH SCORES!
IN
DAVID ROLLINS
SUE CAROL
In t.ie comedy of a lovely girl, a
bashful boy, a hopeful oao and
what happened to Dimples in a
mighty football war.
rotIhermel's
MU8IC
REGULAR
ADMISSION
COMING
SATURDAY
A Big 3-Unlt
8how
Tim McCoy
In .
"BEYOND THE
SIERRAS"
Buffalo Bill's
Last Fight
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Tarzun the Mighty
PAT CASH
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Quality--Always at a Saving
Right now our fall stocks are complete in every depart
ment. We are ready to serve your winter needs. We do
not have "sales' and our prices are as low as possible
consistent with efficient operation costs. You'll buy it
for less here alweys.
Men's Union Suits, fall weight, mottled Grey, long sleeves ....98K
Men's Domet Flannel Shirts, all sizes, three shades . ..Q8tlt
Men's All Wool Union Suitswhite or grey ' $4.98
Boys' All Wool Blazers, sizes 6 to 18 years $2.98, $3.98
Men's All Wool Blazers, all sizes $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Men's Sheep-Lined Coats, Moleskin shell $10.90
Men's Leather Coats, several styles $9.90 to $16.75
Men's All Wool Stag Shirts,. $7.90 and $8.90
Men's Flannel Pajamas $1.49, $1.98
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns 98t?, $1.69
Men's Fancy Wool Shirts $2.98, $3.98, $4.98
Men's All Wool Top Coats $14.75 to $29.75
Men's All Wool Coat Sweaters, all sizes $2.98
Part Wool Blankets, 68x80, plaid patterns $3.49
Single Plaid Blankets, 66x80 98
Comfortables, many types from which to choose....$2.49 to $9.90
36-inch Wool Flannel, fast color, yard .....98
36-inch Wool Dress Crepe, striped or plain 98-'
80xlO5-inch Bedspreads, crinkled.... '$1.49
33-inch All Silk Japanese Pongee, yard 39 w
36-inch Amoskaeg Outing Flannel, yard ....19
Plain White Outing Flannel, 27-inch width 15tf
Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns 79
Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose ... 98 "
Esmond Novelty Single Blankets, two-in-one $2.98 to $5.90
Cotton Batts, 72x90yquilted -: ... 98
Growing Girls' School Oxfords, black and tan $2.98
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