Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 25, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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    P'A'OTC TWO
MET)F()K1) MATL TfUBTTNE, MEITFORn. ORKfiOT. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2-'), 102S.
Jocal and
Personal
Mrs. liora P.ow.-rs. who Is .iistrl.-lj Ut ir pounds,' h. fuht five feet 1 1,1 rf,;" Hiatlonwy Supply Co ley's veteran fruit Inspector. a
deputv of the (eKree of Honor oi-j.y,.,, Jm-hes. complexion ruddy. ' acrciHK fn.ni Itlallo IK ' lf rompanh d by his dauKhter, Slrn.
. i,.iirui-d velerdnV I i.i i -i... ,.i..,.u ,.,.,.,i,..,t I-l . " '-'lemie of tile Zenith l!a-! l. O. Stephenson, will leave hen-
afti'limn (rout Iter Home ai i -
,,, her home at Al
I'voects to spend ihi-
batiy. She ex peels to spend Ihe- 1-U'cj chaillhel'.s of eninnierce, Is '
next six we-ks here to aid In build- uariled In Mealtic and San lIej.-o :
In;; tip the local lod!,' fr p;lNsiiU' bud cheeks. Local!
Iiotible stamps, day al the M. .M- niorchants are warned tu watch;
Ja paitmeni Store tomorrow in all: for the man. , ;
depaltinents. IMi' j .ittcr Uay tomorrow al tlie
To n.'Mnnc his stlldls al lhe,.l. M. liepiirtment Store: 10 S. j
I niversiiy of oreKOti. Harold Hll-, II. creen dlscouiii stamps free: no
dreMi will leave tomorrow fur Ku-j purchase required. MiG
.1,, j .Members of the Junior ImmV
l-i-la- voiir clean frieiloM-toi'lniiii and huwle corps will be dl-!
.."it,'.,.. i.i.,.,, K.i-cantilQ Store. . vlded into two sectb.ns benhinin :
ks here to aid In build -
local lod?,'.
' lflli
,illaiiee reuHter
...i ,i l. dionl hotels incL.dc T
i,. Allaechl of Indianapolis, .1.
...u. I
.Mci'hai v of iiiie:ifcO.
Kt. Wayne, lnd.. .Mr. ami Airs.
L. Hammond. Jr.. of Decatur,
111.. At
.1:
le Mis. K. W . I
Itiik and ch. I-:. Ileffei-!
Vca
r of .Minneapolis, Minn.. II. I1.
of Wichita. Kalis., .Miss (Jer-
lli-al of Vancouver, M. '...
,,, 1 Mrs. A. K. Hays of Vlc-
,M r.
, H. ('.. and T,
Howard of 1
1 JftlVf
.... 11 !.. it.o ffillnw-I
ini; .-.nicies for sale: WushliiK m-
..i.i.... i,.,.t i .. e r I e . a car ci
swe-p.
electric heatr
MtlltH.l
electric ranee as l!"il a
We have ji reipiesl lor i
taldi. chairs, child's bed. and ward
robe, fifth and sixth j;rade bonk
Anyone who lias any or the aliovi
named articles please call !'-' oi
deliver over Hex caf
Do nol fr.il to look o
slock of u'oods.
I-;. P. Kands of tin
office anil (Jeurne L
district forestry offlc
sine, their arrival in
iL-:t i :
el our
Main,
winl ci
general land
Drake of the
t at Portliiud.
the eiiy Sun-
day have been spending some time
mi limber appraisal work In
Mulle Kails section.
D.mce. v. o. V. hall. Friday
eve Sept. L'S. Yeomen and friends.
Thirty-four i
rce,i,t.e!Vd hen
ut of the state cars
Willi the local auto
stale
traffic bureau yesterday.
Da :i c e, i:ivernlde
Couiinunltv
Chili. Siiiurdav. Sept. ''Mil.
In .litdKe Taylor's couit here
evierr!:iV. Opal Wahb n and Harry
Lcrov Helta of (Jrnnts P
united in marriage in the
mm wllneses. of Amy Prli
wen
Nelson
ami Louise I.ula
Melt, of firants
Pan'.
I ...Ul. 1-
stamps o
morrow
II. f.rc
n
i all coats and dresses to
il the M. AI. Depurltf""
ISli
M . .M. WhlllseU.
after fin
l.-liiiij: bis second season as an em
ploye of ihe Crater Lake Indite kit
i-tien depart ment. has returned to
lb city to remain unlll the Crater
L:ik" season opens next year.
Private Sab Furniture, nin'id
piano. books, etc., com metici tlL-Wedm-diiy.
Sept. 'Jlltli. .Mrs. I'Ved
MtipUltet. Aledford H'-lKlits. Tele
phone IMo. tf
Tile possible rain which wmm
for.--i.-t yesterday for last niuht
and today did not lihou up. al-ihou-jh
clondliiess prevailed niurh
of Ibis forenoon. Fair went tier Is
predicted for tonight, and also a
moderate icinp'-rature.
Iimilde stainpn day at tin- M. Al
Depnitinent Store tomorrow hi alt
deparlments.
.1. Uouel'S. forest ra licet of
the Mu'.te Palls and Dead Indian I
dl-,iri .s, sjtcnt last Sunday In Aleii
ford.
Natwlck, Inc.. makers or kowiih,
draperies, slipcovers, etc. INK
California ns rents! cred today ut
local hotels Include the following:
Mr. and Mrs. AL II. Wallets of!
p.akeisflcbl. Mr. and Mr. ' !
Heiolcison. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. i
allace. .Mis. '. .lohnson of F.u
rek i, A W. Oliver. Fred Jensen
of Ml. lOtlcn. .1, o. AlUlnson. Wil
liam Sv..'"ou and L. P. Alcndor of I
Lux Alleles. Mr. and .Mrs. K. D.
At Klnson. l-hiceue Mr la, 1''. W.
Leery and XV. .1. Tanner of S-hi
Francisco. Mr. and Airs. .1. H.
Miadfield of Monterey. K. W. Folic
mid A. Wonj.: of Stanford Put- i
versliy.
Double S 11. Ki'een discouiil
.tamps on all coats and dresses tn
morrow ;it the .M. Al. ltciarlPit''
SI ore, IS.i
I-'. i:. Xichols and a parly ol
f i ietols are spending this week on
n tb-er hunt in Central itreuon.
1 a n c e. Riverside Community
Club. Saturday. Sept. put
I II In I te.larlielte left here
I. : ila tor Corvallls. where he will
i in. .11 as n freshman at Oregon
Stale eollcce this fall.
Dressmnkiuv; n n d reiuodelhm,
Fa-hlon Shop. 4L'I Aledford Mblc
tl
,1..bn O'Connor returned lo work
on his carrier route for Hie post -
this
mornini; nfier a four
lice, two of which he
ne on account of Illness
lainder at Lone Meacli,
Spelll al ll
and (he n
tl.
1
Start These
Crispy
Mornings
with a brenkfiist of
FLUHRF.R'S MILK
BREAD TOAST. It s
goodness will surprise
you
Many Morrow, a clcik at ihe
' pnMinffire, returned lc his l u t 1k
I inlay after a week's vara t Inn. dur-
: inn which he . .-nt deer hiuulni:.
Votice wiih i-eenivil -il the
Chun,!.,.,- nf Commerce ...,.,,-
(.... n.-.t i."i..ii v- u.nh ,,.,,1,, ilt
. who elves credentials j
,,., ,. .os .xiikcU-h and Sa n
i.i.,,,,, ..i... , i. u
. fi-uin Ihe l.os .iifjeles and San'
1 wanted In .Waltie and San llen :
fr paiiu- had cheeks. Local!
' fniyht at 7 o'clock when the huK-
' '''''s u'"' i",,'t '"r practice under
l In- direction of llaiph liolts at
I i the I toy Semi I headquarters. The
drummers will meet on Thursday
K '"V IntiCH In charKe. Mecause
" m'i: ""v. ...
P'-rtlnK. it total of 7S beiiif,' now
lied lip,
the division was. made
ary.
h for clean frieiion-top paiW. j
tipiarts, half and gallon sizes. New j
home-made sortrhum soon. Hut-
chfson 1ei'':intlle Store. 1 ill"
The opening' dance at the V. O.I
" ' 11 ' ' "' I IA " . , , !
"i , - ,
iilid onejoo no iv.-i s iii-.e.i.i
Da l) c e. lilverside ( omtnuiuty
Club. Kiitiirdiiy, Sept. L'lMh. l!iti
Tlie chrisiian Ihidejivor societies!
fif (lie Kirsl Christian church will
liold a hl-jinks hi ihe churcli par- i
lor Thursday evening. September j
i-haiiced to Thursday evenhm in-
stead of Friday, as was previously
announced.
P.uy shoes tomorrow. Double S.J
t H. creeu discount stamps. Al. j
AI. Dept. Store. 1KB ;
Mr. and Alts. I'. J. Wilmot. ne-j
"I " " -.it
4on-ln-law, Air. and Airs. .era Id I
. , , ,...,,.,. ;
i.ati. ' I
fler at two weeks' motor trii
throuch Orei;ou ami Washington.
Have that buisk put in your car
now. Our prices are lower. Aled
ford Auto Wrecking Co., '!"') No.
Ulverside. Tel. 73:. 1X7
.Mr. and Airs. W. II. Ib'ckinan
left here tills morning for San
Krancisco where they expect to sail
tomorrow niorninc for the Hawai
ian Islands on the ship Alatsoula.
They will visit their daughter
on-ln-law. Al
i .... t !... ,t
Crabiel al Ililo. Dr. Ileckman will
be in his office acain October 31.
according tf present plans.
Iteelpe oulflls In neauliful col
ors make clever cifts. See them
Vernon Coversti.no lefl here thlsAi. nepi. ... " ";
ni'iininu for Kucene, where he will
"iiroll at the diversity of Oregon
is a Junior In pre-medlcs. Duriiuc
ihe stnntner months ymimt Cover
sloiie was employed ill the service
of the Crater Luke national park.
Home made cakes and rolls. Mrs.
C. VnnSeoyue. Phone t.JKt-J. IS!'
An average if jr sacks, or about
2 Ml pounds if Poa Mulbosa. whiter
bluetcrass s 1. Is -"'lit from the
local postofftce daily, Willi most ol
(he s I uohiK 10 the const secllolis
of California.
ShltiKlInt,'. re-dilnt-rlliur. roof re
nah hm. L N. MeCollum, 83ti N. !
Cenlral. Phone 13J3-W. 188
Sal unlay, September j'J, A. Ross
forfeited a SI" fine on an intoxi
cation charm- in the city court.
Double S. A IL rccu discount
stamp on all purchases In the M.
Al. Dept. basement tomorrow. Dili
Four boys are enrolled at the
Aledrord Ituslness collccc this full.
Ilia I belnc just four more than
usual al the bechininu of the term.
(;. W. Newberry, president, said
today. The attendance in neneriil
Is much above It has beep any
other year durim; Ids nine years
In ohin-Ke of the school.
World's series baseball ames.
:nlercollcf;l"l" football, presidential
.'leclinn, and the national broa.l
iMstlni; of these evunts hear them
en a Majestic radio. Palmer Music
House Hives free demonstrations.
1SK
Included ainouK the Ol ecunlans
reclstered at Meilfofd hotels are
Marry i". on.i i- ' I
leni. All, and .Mis. i .
Miss Ocrtrude Moore of Fruit du 1'
O. S. York. C. W. Kudaeott or Mose
hiiru and L- J- Pol f Kncene.
Dance. W. . W. hall. Friday
eve Sept "s. Yeomen and friends.
I X'.i
C.u-sts from Poillatid at Aled
ford hotels Include I.. Al . lllbbs. V.
II. Thornton. C, C. Kvans. D. I..
Smilh. C, K. McMrayles and C C.
lierchlold,
Natwlck. Inc.. makers of cow ns.
draperies, slipcovers, etc. ,ss I
( if interest to the ma ay Aled
ford people who purchased tickets
,c( the Midi view colli mun It y nof
chest, which was an attraction n:
the recent county fair, is the fad j
that the dniulnc w til lie made'
..ometlme In the near future.
An unusual opportunity to ot (
IMIson records. I :.c each. Palmer j
Mush House. 1SSi
Tinner A, Ftfer, who was tin-,
victim of an automobile accident j
..ii .Main street Saturday evening.
was reported today to In- cettliu: ,
ikniu nicely. He was taken from j
the hospital lo his home yester-i
.lay. and It Is believed that he wl'l ;
be laid up for about two months, j
Allss Alice Olln. formerly al Ml-.
Judy's P.ejuity Shop, is now loented :
it M'lnid.md's Meaulv Shop, next
I .-.or to Hotel Aledrord. Phone til,1
D47
While some nuKbM-s drew blank
eslerd.iv in their efforts to entice
onie of the vteellieads from it"
Mm: tl-. one pal O' of California fi
lial! e. client success. Lute Holt
hisoti of Sin l'iauciM'o took four
w el. hOiu 'i five, rem and I
hi -.- ii -id one half polio. Is. II, S
Cr.- ' of S n l-'i in. i-.cn look two.
w e.:hltii.: five and four ami one-
Irilf pound-. , V. M.u kei of Pasa
b-o.i t.dd 1 S, bin'dl th.U Weill. I
Mi, htm a new hat If he t M-ckrr
e uuht a 1 : pound si eel 'Mud, and
tod.y Al u wearlnc th- hut Al
f.ed I
t. lo-
,il-.. i
i" ported
;e ones
larBe
:,ood Iu
on n fly
nu mber
courier.
i, taktnu four tar
as well a lakln
uf trout, Or. m
' I'M l.aini''it and Vein VnnDykoj
j hh-iiI .Suri'lay finhlim In ill- KuKiie.
They had unimnally mind luck, land-
' I"K " I'luM-pound sti-elhead andi
" "iinioer 01 mner mum pih--.
titnul one
"'t " l'utlful .-.il-1
ors make e lover Kills. See theini
i 'om l,iin "l wm ' " ' "!
' rived here today to confer with the
Ian Krancisco ar-l
i'"!'"'''' "nuse nw.i.ayer-..
Klamath Kails ; celled (li'lll pola-i
ines m..i '! iiki his. .lomifcon'
ill .Market.
Phone TSj, Kree'ihe history of this city, il liarmoii-
u.'lvery. I!H
.Mrs. .Mai'Karet MoiiKeii returned '
to .Med ford toil ay after spend iu
the last two 'months visiting at
'the home of her parents. .Mr. andlliN hartnonii'ii programs over KM
Ali'H. f!eore tMirysler. in Xorlh KD, in charge of students at room
; Dakota. ! 7 in the Sparta building. Ap!Mxi-
' Natwlck, Inc., makers of yowns. ! mately . junior bow and yirN
i Uraperii-s, KlipcuVern, etc. IRK'jhave yiyned up to try out for a
i .Mr. and .Mrs. f. S. Cochran of i place in the .Junior hijih school
1 this city, where Mr. Cochran Is harmonica In ml. the instructor
i employed by the Southern Pacific j saiI yesterday. He conducted a
; d urine; pear harvestim;. left '
for Ashland this morning on
j iusiness trip.
Ihe local Chamber of Lonunei
was presented with a lartre bouiiuet
i of beautiful fhime-colnred fjladioh j
'yesterday by members of the Clrants,
I Pass fii;rden club and W. K. Med-j
I den, j: rower of the flowers. ;
' Poems set to music. .Master-!
aft Son Publishers. Seattle. 1 'i !
,olin M. Hoffmann of New York
City came h
today to Join Mrs.
Hoffmann for the winter months
Let me write your fire insurance,
Carl Y. TViicwald. Hotel Holland.
Phone !!:!. f
Ouests from the slate of Wash -
iimtou re- (stored al local, hotels
Include .Mr. ami .Mrs. S. J. Finne-U'ic.
of MolIin.'hnm. K. W. p.alarh
k. W. P. Smith of
Seattle. K. M
Kllfoll, L. M. AVest
of Spokane.
May shoes tomorrow. Double S
A- II. lii-ecn discount stamps. Al,
M. lien.. Store. 1 Stt
Mrs. Cordon MaeCracli
Ashland, past state recent
n of
f the
i ...,u r Ihe soeaK-ei
.,.,.., ..
this afternoon at the umelllne, cei .
omonles at Table Mock. -Mrs. .Mac-
I Crackeii substituted for .Mrs. At. J
i NorrK who was scheduled to tak
I part In the program
He
1 Letter Day tomorrow at the
M. AL Department Store: 10 S. A
H. Kie .., discount stamps free; no
purchase required, 1 SB
Airs. Jack Plekard of Cold Hilt
...l iiKH Lucie Plekard were busi
ness callers in this city yesterday, j Wsh
Mr. and Airs. Jack Pickard of.Mr,. (
IllS CUV, .il r. aii'i
Air. and Airs. .1. l'lcuani i
) ol . ioiil inn aiio .-.ll. . e .x.....
ter, Allss Lucie Pickard of Stratton.
lOimhind. were quests Sunday at
the home of AH', and .Mrs. Al llll-
dreth.
Double S. I L creen discount
S It
Mi. t.nd Airs. W. Wilson ot rn.s-
I peel Jin- the parents of a seven-
pound nirl born at their home o:rly
.Monday mornlnc.
After flshlm,' the llocue river
lor at least nine years. AI Plche
has broken hfc well-known record
of never havlnic landed a steelhead
with a fly-hook, Sunday, as he
east his small number 1 0 fly. "
five and a half pound steelhead
..i '.....i ii.-.i ti-.-.v mi. i av.'ih uuickly
I lauded.
I .Mr. and Airs. Harry Welch of
tlakland. fill., visited friend-, in
I this cily durim; the week end. Air.
Welch Is assistant manager uf Hi"
Swift company.
The (iolilcn Link Bible class will
hold Its September meetlm; at the
home of Airs. Laime. RJ I North
Miverslde, September 7. bcKluninc:
at S o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present as officers
will be elected dlirillK the cvenln;'
J. J. Muchter Is in receipt of a
letter riom F.uMI .Mohr. written
A iik list 1 from Schaffliauen on
the lihint'. Switzerland, the blrth-
!da. f Mr. Muchter. The Alohrs
continue to enjoy their lour, ac-
I ciinlini: to the letter, which did nol
dale when they expect lo return
to this country.
(ins Hail, formerly with tiretf-i
ory on Ihe spoils staff of Ihe ore j
Konian. and recently In Aledford.
promoting boxlnc matches fir Jack
Woods, h it last nlchl for Oakland.
M'"1 - w "
he will put on several
expects to return to
shown. lie
Mcdlord later.
Wayne lloldrblire
w..ym. i loldrbU-e of Tabmt b-f
here the end of the week for Cor-
nillis, where he will enroll ni tin
on Kl:i1e
olle
this fill.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
foii iti;.T -
.leaiietle Ave
Ailsdall.
r.-room bouwe. Hi
Inquire .Mr. Van
is; WANTFD --- To buy cows, c
horses and farm machinery.
J. Haas. liiMi W. 1 tth St.
Oli SAl.K
lllth St.
SI0-L or
.-."i-room house
Cash or time.
V ill-W.
Tl.". W.
Phone
FOM UKNT--K
cultivation. ;
the oriental
Store.
I,"."' acres In
Luke Mvan at
ami Variety
FOM SAl.K Mraud new It-room
home with slecpini; iiorch: larne
livlm; room with hardwood floor,
fireplace ami bulll - In bookcase;
i;ood sized bedroom with closet.
Dandy bathroom wit It the very
best flxiuies: a wonderful little
kitchen with all kinds of bulli
1ns: stationary washtra.vs; m-od
Karate, in fact, one of the neat-.-.I
little houses in the city, com-i
plete In every detail, for only
M'Aoo: small payment down, very
altrjlcttve terms. See Charles A.
Wln Ani'in v, Inc. Phone 7 - s.
1 s
POM SAl.K A wombrrnl l-i.v In a
It a rin ii pea r orchard : a bout t l
A of heiirim; pears, in the pink
of condition. We will sell you
this heartni: orchard at a price
that It wilt pay for itself in three
years, and ma ke you a present
of the adjoining I ' acres of the
same kind of land a part of which
is In altalt.i. This sine a
money -mukei ; only S miles from
Mcdloid. See Charles A. Wins
Auencv . Inc. Phone 7 .'. t SS
I-'OM SAl.K A
home eoliMsttli
bind suburban
of t of coed
C.Uilen oi hi1
y s
11 w itlt a paid--I'ooiii
modci n
op w a tei riuhl
house, automatic electric water
-.vstcm. irood yarace. imrn and
I chicken house Hi I beautiful
louie is on the Pacific hmhwav.
j only lrt minutes drive from the
cttv. Onlv Strom, C,o..d terms,
j See Charles A. Whu, Anenev.
1 Inc. Phone T.'s. iss
1Y. lloaulaiul . Ift here Siitur -
tiny for Kinyii'. where he will en -
roil as a junior at the I'nivendiy
of Oregon. Uiu-inw ihe minimer
j months .Mr.
; hummus n. nuai;iaiiu was employ-
c.l i,l ihc Colonlul hnkcry.
K liner Oalmun. Kokiic river vhI-
tomorrow for Salem to attend the
tomorrow roi Mli-m to
state full. .Mr. Oat man.
st:itn ft.d- 1i (littmi.n .
will be in cl.urRO of the fruit anil
vegetable exhibit frur- f
i- or penuipM inc it rat time in
lea
day
os
ireh
studio if- to be opened V
. S-pternbrr u U. with Don v'ar
.Miu'iiel, formerly of Los -n-
I well known locally for
ido-pjeee harnmnica roup in Lo;
Anyeles at one lime. Hours at the
studio will be from 1 noon to
4:30 ii. m. durinjr the week and
every evening except Sunday, from
7 to 10.
The first picUiiip; of Salway
peaches was represented at the
public m;irkcl this mornini;, witli
report?: from the assistant inarkei-
master that they are of fine tju:il-
Hy and pleniifni this year. Iloa-d
inir
were in heavy demand and '
of COOfl L'l'ade. The end of the
week Will see the last of creel
corn in ihe valley. A few strinc
beans were on hand, other fca-
' tun
j and
nf the market were Manana
I o natha n apples, N acuta or
l 'uncord nra pes, banana
tu:ish
uid a limltetl supply of to
Mottle river cucumbers
init'i
arc
aree.
Thomas Culvrt arrived here
Saturday after n nv montliH plea-j I
sure trip which included a visit
with his parvnis. Mr. and Airs. '
John H. Culvert at liichmond. Va.,
mid friends at Oklahoma City,
' Okla. 1 le made the trip from
l.'b hnioiid to Ihe oilvr city, a dis
1 tall.e nf iMin miles, by plane. 'The'
relic ions quest Ion Is dividinc: the
sentiment of southern voter. t:u -1
tleularly at liichmond. ami from
what I was able to find out. Indi
cations ere that the vote will be
about r,u-r.'j for H o o v e r and
Smith.'
.Mr. Culvert staled yestcr-
Alae Turvey of Mrcniert on. :
who has been the j: lies l of.
. M. Alexander for the past ; I
ceks, has returned to her
home.
i full nlillii-:ilii
,if l:,.:mifs Chapler. I
S V,.,lni-sil,iy ,-v,-i
mi
Iiil- ,it n i.'. lork. S. ,:!, I t
I si;
MATTIH M. Al.liKX. S,',
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods ,
James McNair Pharmacy
Wcst Side Pharmacy
STATE
THEATRE
South Central Near Eiyhth
TONIGHT
"THE NEST"
Featuring
PAULINE FREDERICK
Also Comedy and Scenic
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10c
Continuous Show Daily
Matinee 1 to 5 P. M.
Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M.
Saturday and Sunday, contin
uous 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures
change daily except Thurs
day. FRANK'S
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
TONIGHT ONLY
t
The Riot Comedy
"Not Tonight
Dearie"
Tenl Well Healed
Prices 25 and 50 cents
6th and Holly
.ori-: TimiKht u imncv
five ntuht. One huh admit
ted Iltli: with each iihl
inlmU)on.
I ('MM.it:.- t Ti-nncy. uilUor of iho'hii.I U.-.-n met by
j Kleetrkitl Went niaa.ijie, arrived : z,.,Jff ilt oiuak ami
j here yesterday wflh a party of ' warned that I hey
; friends from han J i aticlsco, e. -
peciliiK to sjjeiid two weeks flsh -
Intr al Diamond lake and othi-
nearby resorts.
AlNs Dorothy Mall, who rcturneil
to .Med ford .Saturday from .Mt.
Shasta. i"al.. after spending an ex-
tended vacation with relatives, has',
enrolled at Die .oininl school at
Ashland.
Ai;ioiik the local students who
ire now at Kuene in pri-jiarallon
ibe openlnu of the fall term nt
t'niversity of Oregon are the
Margaret Turner and -Ma-
rian VanhVoy.
lli.mu mini,. cjikcH iinU i-ulls. .Mi-s.Mo lc:tv,-. No viulon,,' Iuik ,i.,-un',l . fgj
IN WENATCHEE TOLD Slusser Blu,er Shop ; THE spq;z EEVUE
I0 MOVE ON QUICK beauty parlor j -youth. i- W88
' ! STANLEY and VIRGINIA Y5J
VVKXATCI.KK. Wtt.. 8.,.!. -. Hea' TUg Store) j Jp VP !
Ifl'l Aultlttl.in i.vit Mi,imr BITS Or BlXlb IS
influx , . I" l'iliiino hii,M-ers in tin- . ll i
w.-nat.-hw vuiiiy miiMiii.-d iui Phone 544 for Appointment WEBER and W00LSEY llffij j -
.'wwyV.y ' 0H, FR GOODNESS SAKE -f
-aMp ; OLE and WADE fefflCT
i m"S i THE TW0 DARK KNIGHTS
? "t I BOB and OLIVE NELSON IS "
' ' "FLEXION" OTJM
j 1 Mt!.!' ' i 1
-1 r j 'Me ALL-KlVjblJbO I
I doming i his week ji Spreader
A Great Money-Saving Event for Everyone at ! ! i f if
! ' 1 1 I! HSSTPl
! Mann's Dept. Store !
i Th.8tor.frlv.ryb.dy ?! GLAl KMSiMhA '
MEDF0RD OREGON ! Ll i-SS SI N
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Lj; Watch This Paper Every Day for Particulars j. W f" fW ' ' I
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j "ORAME ol steel Riveted! Body of finest grade yellow pine
BLJB grig7"' flL Riveted! Diamond-pointed steel cylinder teeth Riveted to
I -Pn --ff 9 fkV- Hll ' nw'e s:ec' '1e-uer bars'. Rust resisting steel distributer blades
! I ll ll&SOll V Riveted! Spokes hot riveted in tires.
! X ' ill rail; NiP' No Dolts to Work Loose Frame cannot ;;et out of line. I
' vvWly k Vox cannot warp or open up. Cylinder teeth hold firm. Distrib-
: "TtT utcr blades cannot work loose. Wc have this spreader assembled
, : ; ready for your inspection. Conic in and look it over.
1 ! The Financial Department Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange -
Z - Authorized Factory Representative
: l of Your Business 0 . ' -a- yiTfe -
! - Cuiisidcr III.' I'ii-sl Nnti il i.iit.'1v tin- lull- : fS&lk i Si - ' ' "11' rW
' r wiirk nf viiui- riliiiii.-iiil security. C.iisi.lfr n ; ! HW. 1 . . . , , &,JkCK,-
; E merely a (Icpiirlincnl ol' ynui- l.iisincss. Miili'li- E -J'fRr---IJf, IffiM
i E ini; ..ul r..r ihc riimiiciii! .itrlls Dial threaten. E ifeS! , fcra555p0iS3a5i
I : K..r years we have praelieed iinietvial hank- ; lTJf'''i' '.''( f ' narEf V
; i":-' service anions Meilford's Icnliii;,' instil tl- : i J W j
- lions. We si.lii'it y.Hir trust and liiisincss. ; I VSW fSjjr
! ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK I ! AK uMoSl
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EDERAL RESERVy- : REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL
wood.
II HUNGARIAN II ATT VTTnc -vn ttt' TtrNAn I 1
VETCH
AND A FULL STOCK OP SEEDS
FOR FALL PLANTING
OUR PRICES ARE LOW
Monarch Seed
1 ,.mm.
j i.,. than KM) I'Uipinos now
j niain in the U'cnau hee alli y and
, the movement aa4nst l Item hiis
' lu-t-n dropped. Tweniy-five or
thiriy Filipinos were cKeorled out i
of the fahinere district by 1 ;
white orchard worker?- and
whim liihrnei-s tit Wenatehce Warn-
;.d a uroup uf L' Kilipinos to trct ,
out when they nnpoared for work
. at a cannery.
The movement was less serioti
than disturliances in the Yakim i !
valley last year when many ot
ihe Klliplno lal'oi-ers were obliged
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& Feed Co.
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GREEN PINE SLABS
MEDF0RD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
tel. 631
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