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' PAHiTTWTT 'KfEDKIBP' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOt?D,"OT7T!(TOy. TTTTTESnXr. r)rTOPTrnr"T"Tfl-Sr iocnl and Personal The iniiny fricndK of Mr, unil AJrs. Victor Set nor f Kan r'r:in eisco, fur men veil known ronl (IciitM here for four or five years w h 1 1 o t hey w e re mf- m born of I h lilnh school faculty until lit t win ter, will h-ynijathlz with them over the lost f tin fifiht pound duuuh tiT norn to them on October ' at tin1 Children's hosii'tnl of Kan Kraiu-iKco. and who in til rce phys -ician.H tried to wave, but failed. The mother, hovor,cr, in mid to be doitiK well. 11 miners In your hose re woven like new. Wo will be elnd to ex plain. -Handicraft ihvji. I 'hone 702. ! Another weddinu look plnce In .Indue Taylor'H rourt yesterday af ternoon, which united Kdna Mae Smith of I,oh Anuele county. Cab, and Ted Sherman Avery of Cnlle han county. WawhinKton. The wli neHsi'K were Mrs. -Mae Smith nd W. K. Illtlson, who accompanied the newlyweds to this city. The Dixie Jubilee Quartet will siiiK at S:K next Wednesday. Oct ober 1". at the Presbyterian church. They are real neurons with well-trained, melodious voire Hint brliiK out all the patho and the. fun of the old days In the (-outli. (luestM from a distance regis tered at .Medford hotels Include A. T. Fraser of New York City, -Mr. unit Mrs. K. .1. Love of Denver and Mrs. K. Kiansfleld and slstei; and l.oulne Comlne of Wallace. Mali. . Kxtra sperial values in the ex clusive Cwu-e and Monogram hats. AUo a popular priced selection of smart hats. The l'.and llox, W Kast Sixth Street. We ijIvo crecn stamps. 1!M1 Krnest Hostel), member of the Mall Tribune reporters staff, who has been spending his vacation with n party consisting of Marl Weaver and others, in auto tour tug through eastern Oregon and Idaho, wrote from Holse yesterday that thr party would not return home until Sunday night. "So far, Idaho and Oregon seem to be a beautiful country, but not up to southern Oregon," he wrote In the letter. Which was received here to day. Orange Dance, Lake Creek. Sat urday idle, Yellow Jacket Orches tra. Come on, you won't get stung. 17 C. Stevens, local fireman who was severely Injured last week dur ing a small fire at the Pantorlum. returner! to his duties this morn ing. Dance, Itiversldo Community club, Hiiturdtty Nile, !i7 Mrs. A. II. Pracht of Ashland and Mrs. Hlanche Virgin of Med ford have been veiling friends and relatives In Han Mranclsco. tr. It. fluff writes all kinds of In surance. Sen him. Telephone Office. 41' Hast Main. ' 1 HStf The registration honks will close next Saturday evening, and voters who have not yet registered are reminded that the county clerk's office wilt be open every evening this week until H p. in., for reg istration. Dance. Hivcrshtc Community Club, Saturday Nlte. 1 !'7 Among the people in Medford this week from the Ktamuih sec lion, I lie most of whom arc at tending the session of Culled States court, are Mr. and M rs.' T. XV. Wheat of tile Klamath agency, D. K. Kletchcr, .lost Oros hong and I.. It. Hons of Klamath Malls, and Frank McDonald, Kred Itnisso. Wm. Mel la l dy, C. W. Matthews and Kd Clark of Spraguc river. You must be registered to Vote this full. Saturday, October fi last day, county clerks office In Med ford, regular places In oilier cities and county precincts. 1 !'? Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Pulley of Ashland, attended the annual meeting of the llaprtlst church members held lat night at the local church. r 1 The Same Unvarying quality, day after day, is the reason for the unusual demand for Fluhrer's Milk Bread. It wins by comparison. i Former Sheriff Charles K. Ter-1 rill, who recently returned to his j ranch home in the Lake C it eft ( section, from Paving hue n in charge of the store and boats" at I the south end of Diamond lake, j spent yesterday in Medford. , Dance, Itlverside Community . Chi... . Mturm.y Nile. i!t? Phone. ;tii7-!t frr registration for classes in the Dixie Ambler Studio of Dancing under the direction of Dixie Ambler Harvey, 108 The merchants of Medford and ot her co m m unit leu of t h e con n t y are warned lo be on the lookout for (I hifls raised to the $10 de- i nomination. Federal secret scrv- i ice men are working in Salem, try-1 Inp to run down whoever has puss- ed such altered bills there and at the state fair grounds the Inst of last week. i Dance Kagle 'Point Saturday ' night. i:m;i... j Concerning Your F.ycs, consult j Dr. D. A. Chambers. Optometrist, j 3 1 7 Medford Pblg. For appoint- ! ni'-nl. phone IK, masses fitted i ami furnished, lUti A lelalde Clarissa Clarke O'ltrlcu the first white girl to settle ,n . Kin mni h county, passed away re- i cently at the home of her daugh- ! ter, Mrs. Llllle Flackus, in Dairy,! aged C3 years. I A her t he Hummer's run comes the cold mornings and hard start ing. Now is the time to have the carbon removed, valves reseated and carburetor- adjusted for win ter. Any make of car. P. F. j Close, IN South Uiverslde. niotf Dr. A If red lluiklund, chiroprac- j tor, 314 Liberty Pldg. If 1 7 j Included in the oregonians reg-1 Jstered at Medford hotels are F. j K. Price of Corvalls. C. W. Owen. K. C. lirandeberry of Albany. A. i II. Ferguson, W. P. Cray of Hose- burg, ;. i;, lleale, 1 1. l-:ilswort h. , I-:. D. Hcydenburg and J. L. Ste wart of Mtlgene. i Uegular dance. Magic Point. Sat-j urday. 1 !Hi 1 Illue Mission grapes now ripe. Three cents a pound, J. A. Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville, ad joining Clancy orchard. tf Miss Mary Pell secretary lo Judge Hen n, left last evening to attend I he funeral of her brother's wife. Mrs. C O. Pell. In San Fran cisco. Mrs. pell died in Ft. Meade, S. D., where her husband is a ca plain In the regular army and ! was taken to the Presidio for bur- ! ial. Miss Pelt will return tumor-1 row. J Why throw that $2. Ofl pair of hose away becaii"e of a little run- ner. You can have it made Ifkej new at the Handi 'rnfi Slum. Call ' and we will be glad to explain. 1 Phone 702. l!im Dance Magic Point Saturday night. D'C 'v C. L. Smith and his sister. Miss Cornelia Smith, former residents of the Phoenix dlsD'ict. bTi he-c 'his morning for 'orona., Oil., afler spending tin- past two months in Medford as the gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oaylord. Snags worked back. Handicraft Shop. Phone 70L L'lHi I lance, Hiverslde Cunimtinfiy Club. Saturday Nlte. 107 Mi's. Florence Conkle. of the I lome Demonstration office, will organ le a girls" club at Magle Point tomorrow. She reports that there ts a demand I hrougiiout the county for additional club groups which she expects to lake care of by starling orga ulzatton work earlier than usual this year. J lemslltching. h o a e mending, pleat lag and button making. Handicraft Shop. Phone 702. l!i:itf W. M. Ilcirrich of Porlland. rep resentative of the Securlly I nsiir ance company, arrived here this morning on a short business visit. Heglster this week at county clerk's office. Saturday, October II, last chance. 107 Among (he local lodge members who will be delegates to the an nual meeting of Hie K nights or Pythias and the Pythian sisters lo be held at Salem October K to 10 are: W. H. Haylojd. Mr. and Mrs. II. (1. Wortman. II. 11. Wil liams. They will leave here Sun day morning. Klucald's Dance. Made Point. Saturday. t0il V. T. Shirley, who came here recent ly from Modesto, Oil., ami was employed by the Medford Mice! He company, has purchased i the Sandwich Shop at I U Mast Main sreet In Ashland. The busi ness was formerly operated by L. Pa rk. i iregon Fire Hellef Association of McMlnnvllle, ore. C. L. Ooff. ngent. 4 10 Mas! Main SI. Tel. IH'2. ISStf Trustees of the Presbyterian church will bold their regular monthly meeting tonight beginning at H o'clock at Hie church. Hemstitching, h o s e mending, ideal fug and button making. , Handicraft Shop. Phone 702. lOIltf Dr. W. C. Harber and Mrs. Parbcr of Taenma. Wash., are vis iting old friends in this city this week. M r. Harber practiced in Medford at one time Dance, Utvcrsblc Com m unit V Cluh. Saturday Nile. HW P. o. Price of the Oregon Ag ricultural college Is spending It i few days In this vicinity doing j some work In cooperation with the! county agent's office. j Orange Dance. Lake Creek. Sat - i urday nlie. Yellow .lm ket Orehes- 1 tr,i. Conic on, ynu won't get stum. 107 Marry Mutton returned lo Med ford this morning after a w ecks' iniunesw tiin to Miiueiie. Dunce. Ufvcrsldo Cimtmunlly Club. Saturday Nile. !!: Walter H. Orebe. Portland, rep resentative of the Colyenr Motor Sales eotnpany. crime here today lo ns"lvl with the open hoiKe pin gram at the loci) business hotiso on Hat Main this afternoon at .1 and I on l hi at x, a ml Friday at the same hours. Snedicor Shop. -MS MedTord It bin., exclusive draperies and special older work of nit kinds, 2o For the neec.ml time during ihc d.iv the file department Was call ed ohi last evening ai il: ill to ex ; Une.uMl a small (rash fire at (he 'end of West Hlrventh street. Some one oeejiig the Ida Be and behe v !nu It lot be ii house buttling sent lii the aim in. Junior high school gridders are Practically the last of the cant hard at work this week prartU--1 eloupes were on hand ut the puti tug for their forthcoming game to. He market this morning. Otht- be ployed Friday nfternoon at: products brought in today includ Med lord with the Medford Junior j ed a good (Ua,lity of eating "P high school. The J unlor high . pies, dry onions, a few grape.-. siuad last year gave a fine ac- j string beans and Salaway peaches, count of ltylf and defeated Med-1 According to Market Master Car- ATHLET'G FUND GETS SET-BACK Radio Program KMED Mall Tribuiic-Virsln Station ' 'I '.'L.. .!. Albert auldliitt Carlton Janes 0o(h1 Niuln" Wood. Milho and Conrad tleorge .Madtlox HtnrfiierPossibiIIt.V of M'U artesian water here being cons ered. Hosehurg County prune sold at advanced price. pool ford two out of three games. Mar. lien nexl Saturday there will be Ifogers Is coach '0 the sipiad this ; hig supply ff roasting ears, fresh year and expresses himself as well ; men and home cooked fond, pleased with the squad. Ashland j Tno Thomas Realty and Hmnll Tidings. , Loun Co.'s office In the I'alm HII;.. Why throw that $2.00 pair of i corner Main and Front. w.l (' hose nway because of a little run- ! closed until about October 7. if Thft alMeth. fun(, of yl(.tUorii tirr. Wm fun have it miine Ml;' Kcverenfl liml Mm If'tvmonil . . n.n. fit llw. Ilinillirifl Slum C-ill . .. I. . " I K i sclliml RlllfiTPrt il SI'IH loss in nfw in me iiiinni' i, in mioji. .111 jt,.,. Hn( xon Marsh, iin-ivcd vis- . and we will he Kind to cxi.lalii. : .,.,iy frmn Taenma and nif in-!"10 f''"l'H Komn last Haturdny J'honi- TO.'. '-'"' mifii in the Mnhodlsi parnnai;o W illi ih f'hnmawa Indians, and this .lr. T. V. f'lanls i.f Lincoln, . on North OranKf. Mr. Marsh is city. lonK l;nowu as a red-hot sup NVIi., Inft hrf lodtty afler visit- th n'-w pastor of thp Mfthodist poitcr of lis ti'uins, will liav(- to inK rciauvi'S in uiih vaiii-y inriiin-, I'.pis'-oiiai .inurii nmi win pr-acn inn h'r cousin, I,, o. Van Slykf, his first sfrmon n'-xt Suntlay nf 'I'alcnl, and Mr. umi Mrs. J. ' morning. flock in larfic niinihrs to tlu? fur tur iutnoH to makf up tile th!'ieit. IC. .Merrill, of this city. This was Up-to-lhe-tnlnuln stylish sport w KI1 ,,.' wllh Salem, lOunene , the first trip .Mrs. 1'lant hart made 1 llr(.RS(,B ,i (i1Si Hlu, Iln(, woo) an(, ('rvaijiH arp MXiensive The anil she was espeeially pleased j(.r.s,.y, made to measure. l-attern- hlKh school tootliall tenuis, for wllh southern OreKon. , ran ),P sf.,.n at the Fashion Khop. ! il ree vears stale clininnlons Jiave Klncalrt s f)ance, Kai;lc I'olnt. , Medford IllilK. room 424. IhTtf'jbren ihe hesl advertisers of the . : Miiturday. i.m. Tn(. onl ,iu,lin p,.rmlt issued i i lly and valley, Willi hundreds Anionic me 1 i.niorninns regm-, . . . . r,r.,i.,.,. :i in t,- lliioimhout llie state lnteresleil In T. Ci. Heine for vlng fur remoilel. t them. Their victories in linpiiin Inn purposes. ; ant Barnes are printed in all the M. Unhn. of the Southern Ore-1 leading papers of the country, uon Hlaue company, wllh heart-: There was plenty of interest In , .-i ... i..,.n.. .......Ithe Chemawa itnnie. hut it failed was severely Injured several' weeks I ' l"w P ' ""ice. and ' I'lumliin.i (i Sheet Metal Co. aiiO in an auto accident on Ihe I one 01 the smallest crowds thai . presents Carlton Janes In violin se Ureen HprinKS mountain road. Is ! 'v,!l' "' p"l'l' "eason I'oolhall eClions and Cleo. .Maddux in vocal tered at Medford hotels are J. p.! McPhersnn of San Dleuo, il. II. ; Woods of Oakland, Miss I.. M. 1 llaechlel. W. H. I'.aechtel of Wll- 1 lits. .. C. .Morsman Jr., of Van Nays. C. II. Thonipson of Korean. : Mrs. V. K. Hlurus. Mrs. II. A. Red-: Iken, 1. II. White. It. It. I loch, j Mrs. M. K. Smith, Harry Altman, ! ... r,. """ r".", ' Kn-"'K worked hack ui.im.-i. .-. .-. ,..1.1 ... u. . 'Hln1 .hnne Tn2. SIMI Itciua. Mr. ami Mrs. I-. J. Marks- (,v,.nd ,.cr,.,arv lf . "f..!',S ''"u, . I CllumlM-r of Commerce at Klam- r.. .nK....K. ..-.....K....K. '7!,h Kails, accompanied l.y p,.irlnR.-l. N. Srtn om. S3fi N , . j Iyno,s, .., visl. ln , i enirai. rnone i s j- . i ; ., .Mrs. C. A. Hart of Nebraska, left here today after spending the 4 ThursdayOctober 4 'arm Bureau Corpora- turn. U to !:u0 Modern Plumbing A: Shei-t Metal Co. Friday, October 5 4 ,. M. Hi !o 1 Southern Oregon Electric. Pi::ja to 11 M. M. Dept. Store. 1 to USUI .lacque Lenox Mil- liner. ll:::n u 1 lirophv. Jeweler. P. M . 'l lo Sanderson .Motor Co. 12::lf( to-1 :3 Palmer Music Mouse. News and Market He- ports. I S to 1 Mediord Realty Hoard. !l lo 10 Columbia Hour. 4 3 4 Klamath Falls Ice pavilion be opened here. 1 , f Corvallls AIdia Cam ma 1 sorority house u co-it !'.'.! 1 I i Pln.-Rtfl-f1 ndverllilniE gels reuH. der consti Ui-tion hei f Yes, You Bet We've Got W ABOUT Tonight from it to .9:30 the Mod- ' again able to be at work. game was on hand. Just what ailed - -Handicraft the fans has not been determined. M selections: rhHV mil! lit havM been (on hnsv or A". -Moon of My Delimit loo tired, or remained home and Lr. lehman listened to the radio report. ; "Open Thy Lattice" Louis (irogh . The Med font team leaves (n the : Oeorge Maddox ntm-ntlifr W n i-u li ivho.-n it ' I ..II.. 1... , ily i " n ' ' """ ...1.1.; i. ; i.uinio. I'l'lUlt i"" niv. i:inn i-i oho i niuuiiiu; ivauzonotia randier. , in their only Kuine uway from home Obituary Tuesday. Mrs. (I. M. Jtamsby and datmh- loe lluu l!iilv l!:iftwhv u-h.. :i re pasl five days at 1'hoenlx as the , ,.nar(.n f ,,. ,ltion Ki.esl of her slsler. Mrs. M. A.I, thp Km,h .,,., ,,,,,. J,ll,1'- , . ucled litislness In Mortford on Wed- Hf-KUlar dance, I-.anle l,oinl, Sat- n(s(av ul,l"y- ' , '''"! IlemslKchlni;, hose menrtlnK. .. o. Naskins of ApplcKaic, .,. ,, i,u,tn rnnklm;. came to Medford tills mornint: to ,,.,,,.,.,, shop. 1-hone 70-J. meet his son Wallace llaskins. of; HCitf III., who was summoned to at- ,.emKP VmMin ,, p. M. "Cw. tend the funeral of a hrother. PN t louhiy lr,lnM.cllair Ortn. the victim of an accident ,,,.,,, ,,t ,,,. ,.. In the Appleitate vlcinlly. Ihe, , , ....v,,.,, ,.,. ....... day for San Kranclsco where he will spenit the next few days. Mrs. Thomas Jackson, of Fori Klamath arrived here Wednesday Mrs. Wll- I liam Hays, who has lieen seriously 111 for some time. I A till; meellun Is planned for ; cereinonia I. Herr.-shmellts after i n,ivl l,ln,l;,t- nlfllt ,'li.,,i I llf- ' wi-ssilitt i no iMiimy j.nu lint Minp. m. AmPrl(.HM LeMinn jo,, ti,k P. K, MAMMONP. Poicutat K,nro- lilb j places at the Armnrv. I nslallallou V. II. Da v. Pecoifler. 1 !t O. V. DeJarnette. stamp clerk ; of nt(lveVH uml MPVeral other im- I . .. at the poslorflce. is iakinK his an-: nortlint hnslness matters will draw 1 1 - a laiKe attendance from all parts' of the county. : There will be a meeting of the; home economics executive commit- i funeral service! will be held to morrow afternoon at Jacksonville. 1 Here are some real bargains: ' New hats Just received, special '. ... ';" ii nu "!( hP wllh hor mniher, i KKiie nais i .:pi m j.;iu: lams . fiOc to tl.1'8. These are reai money! snvliiri values; double Kt'een stamps. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.- ,1. : ; IIASK1XS The funeral services, !for Oren llaskins will be held- at jthe Perl Funeral Home, Friday at jL':.'l0 p. in. lutcrnieut in .laksou- ' ville cemetery. Services at t he ! Ki-a ve In charge of the American ( 1 Leifion. 1 Itillah Tmplc Stated session. Friday evening, Ociober ' ." at MaHonle Hall. Ashland. Pontine matters, and other important busi ness connected with Carlton Janes Purple Road" lames I lean '.Moonlight and ltoses" Leniare. Black and Moret deorfie Maddox 'In a I-oat Debussy ' 'From the Cotton Fields". nun I vacation this week and next The followinu articles are for ; sab at the ICed Cross thrift shop; over the liex t n fe at special re- j 111 fed rates Ibis week : wash inn ! machine, not electric; carpet sweeper, vacuum sweeper, electric Intnter. women's coats, drosses and new hats: children's clothing, men's overcoats, suits, shirts and hats. Mrs. M. Murray, who has charge of the shop, reports that there Is a shortage of undereloth liiK for children and ail u Its and shoes and hose. Anyone havinn articles to donate is requested lo call 4 or to deliver them. Hose mendhnx reasonable. Prices to ft Uc. Handicraft Shop. I 4 4 fiuests from Portland r't:lst- . ed at Medford hotels include denize Neiiner, F. S. Faber. Mr. and Mru. Adolph Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. .1. IV Itoblns-m. W. K. Hell'rich. .1. Iv. Itrandi berry. Mr. and Mrs. Hen. (i. Wont'vorih, T. It. Conway. Mr. a ml M rs. .1 . Pratf, ai r. anil M rs. II. M. Iirscn. llcdlls Oren. .1. P. Kraii4 L. O. Kindred. Poland Hall. .1. II. Cenlry and H. li. Steven son. I iressma l;er a ml llesln ner. M rs. Violet lOatcin. Pes., 1 022 Mil. Phone lOLT.-p. yor. Joe (lormnn announces that he will open a r.ymnaslum ln t he Purk halter building on J street on Thursday. Joe has done con siderable work In re modeling the buildiiiK it nd will have a basket ball court, hoxinn and mat and oilier equipment. conduct regular cl.isses for the nuianess nun ot me cuy. i. rants , ;,,r,.Ht,,,j n ui Pass Courier. i a nf ,h(1 ri1v. lee Saturday afternoon, at 1!:!10 in the Home Demonstration office In the Liberty buildim,'. Plans for I he coming year will be out lined by the following women: Miss A lice ( la nley. West side; M rs. .1. Mccracken, Valleyview:1 Mrs. 1 1. F. Whetstone, Tola; Airs. II. K. Cjmp bell, KiikIc Point: Mrs. Carl filas Kow, Talent, and Mrs. A. T. I.alb rop, Ci'iHial Point. tiucsts at local hotets from ihe state of WashiiiKlon Include .1. F Connelly, Mrs. II. S. and Helen Peuistein, K. I.. Uuckm.-1miJ.; A. Dcvlne, W. It. Sibley. .1. II. Knit huff and .1. Q. n'Connor . of Seattle. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights . This Week Medford Pharmacy Heaths Drug Store Strang's Drug Store FOR HIGH COMPRESSION MOTORS 4 ! 4 NOTlCi;S IX1K WK'IMT 4 4 lMH j 4 Church notices, school 4 4 lodes. P. T. A. articles and 4 4 society events that occur the 4 4 first of the week must hi' 'in 4 4 this office Friday evening and 4 4 earlier If po.sslhle. Kveuts that 4 take place Friday or Saturday 4 4 must be in not later than 4 4 three o'clock on Saturday. 4 4 Phone hmu-L or 7." any time. 4 4 All notices of social events 4 Including parties, luncheons, 4 4 dances, nut-of-town quests, 4 4 club mi Hies. etc.. will be 4 rest lltiri ; taken over the phone. The He Will; 4, ...iiia,. won 1.1 :ionrecl:ite the 4 4 co-operation of nil women in- 4 ial affairs 4 1117. 4 RED GASOLINE rCAMHAJU OIL COMPANY OF CAUFORNL" Hos rnr Ataricei i ;a 1 1 iiia . arm i 4, Ititreau Co operative ICxchnnn I f , 4, 4, 4, 4, ,j, 4, ynu have any nous ready to ship. A car pool Is belnn made up fi'jTrin I ATC Tft PI ACIPY shipment Friday. October ml IUU LH I C IU ULHOOIr I ltev. (1. LeKoy Hall of McMinn-1 vlllc, who has spent no me time recently In southern Oregon con- j duct Inn religions meetings, left 1 here this week for I lose hurt; to continue his work. Mr. Hall, who ( was formerly pastor if the First Paplist church In Ibis city, drives, a Coal Porter car which he calls the "Life Line." ' Hose mendlnn reasonable. Price;! -Handicraft Shop. 44444 Fnlt SAt.K -Fine la rise frame Maninioth Pronze breeding turns and hens; lliaii to choose from,; entlrelv free from disease. Toms. 1D; Hens K.Oti. s;..00 deposit will hold bird. Order now .as we nre fatteninu them. F-nqs for spring delivery ."Hlc each. $!', per hundred.- - Hti;h Hanks Tur j key Farm. Phone ;t 1 i. central piiiut. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 . 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon to r.nc. L'Oll FOIt SAl-F Fully cipiipped dairy 1 : I farm, good moocrn muiwv oarn. j 1 milking machine. Ucuistered , herd: horses. Ihkh, in fact ev erything goes; some orchard, al fn If a. Immediate possession. It will pay you to see us at once for I his place must go. Make an offer. Kssy terms. K. C. Corn. L't'il I:. Sih st. F.venlng phone K17T. !!; FOP. HAI.K IMnt-lb. horse at A. I.. V!ii t 'U j ,"h. '.' miles south on Pacific highway. A. Walter. L'lll la rue young hens S.'i each; torn- $v and M. Henry Kerity. Kl. box Tai nt. 1 11? J. K. Velton of Kvetett, Wash..1 took up Ills duties as munnger of i the Metropolitan life Insurance j company in this city the first of! tlw week. W. It. (llblett. the form-j or local manager, has been trans-1 felted to !reat Falls. Mont. j Let me write your fire insurance, j Carl Y. TenKWtild, Hotel Holland. Phone tf j Jackson County lied Cross exec-! Utive secretary. Miss Lillian Hob-' erls. spent Wednesday at Ashland . I''t HAI.K Turk transacting Ped Cross buslnens. Mr. and Mm. O. F. Meliridc. of Helnnd. III., nre guests at the home of Mrs. McHrlilr's brother. ! WANTKH 'About K. J. Mulr at Orlffin creek. lloi:s for Market Call the Farm Hun-aii Co-oper.itlve F.xehange if you have any Iiors ready to ship. A car pool is being made up for shipment Fridav. Octob r A. ptTi Verne Shnnule wa-; 11 n Ashland vislor today repri-sen'.InK the local I. huis club ui a business tneetlnu. 11. K. Fletcher. Klamath Fall aliorney. In In this city attending the sessions of the federal couri this week It tinners In your hose re woven like new. We will be glad to ex plain. Handicraft Shop. Phone 7fLV 200 , Football fan who tuned In on l K M HI) Saturday. October . ai ! will hear the play by play broadcast of the OrcKon-KtHiiford game to be played on Ihe Kugcne flHd. A private wire hit lf'n leased to In sure H-dmem of first , clus service. '.'till a feet of used ater pipe.-- II en rv Kcrby. Taent. HIT FOK PKN'T Heslrahle apartment. Hotel Orand. i'rtl FOP S. LIS While piKs, Milton Hocltin, posw Lane pi? Franks Comedians IN THE BIG TENT COMING Fri., Sat., Sun. Cinderella OReifly Don't pai-k nway your jiarnicnls of lasr season, wit b- oitI liaviiur llioin dry cloancd for snf'el v. Something You'll Talk About THE FIRST OF THE WEEKLY SHOWING OF FANCHON & MARCO'S Gorgeous Stage Presentations 1 JNDAY MATINEE JUilLrt 1 AND NIGHT PD BIG ANNIVERSARY HIT CifN Four Big- DeLuxo Critics hail this picture as the Famous Producers' greatest since "The Birth of a Nation." D. W. Griffith's Greatest Love Spectacle Mhl.li Hilt b.miIik I fill " jQrbs- 11 rfS luis lilcii.lnl Inln Jg"' J fa his mi.hl marii't- Jy fA "Drums of Love Starring MARY PHILBIN LIONEL BARRYMORE TULLY MARSHALL ALSO TWO BIG ACTS OF "TALKIES" A L HERMAN "The Assassin of Grief" BXOX SISTERS Trio of Popular Recording Artists ' p 8 HEAR Betty Brown AGAIN AT THE GIANT WURLITZER PresentinJ A Special Score for "Drums of Love" " Admission Mats 10 and 35 Eves 25 and 50 DON'T MISS THESE BIG ANNIVERSARY SHOWS COMING SUNDAY THE FIRST OF OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SHOWINGS OF FANCHON and MARCO'S GORGEOUS STAGE PRESENTATIONS v
