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MEDPOftP M3TT; TftTBryE. MF.DFOT?P,' OREGON". TUESDAY. .TUXE 4. 1929.
Iocal and
-'Personal
, , . , . ... Ind boxliiK matrhes, nd thin Invi
.Apparently of the opinion .hat , ,,, , neA , hr, mf f
heir .fir., .nnrrlnce . not en- , lmKPIil
I rely a f..llure. ulihuuKh ron.ll- at m(t.h Jn .,
Tn i '"""'"" ,a",'u, Burr lo the main event. there will iW
und Polly l.arr. local relent, up-1 , .,,, 1)r.,lnllnBrl preetln
PlJ.-d for a second man luxe license 0n , H
yesterday at the county clerk's of- j Tnr ,, , e f Jn
fire. Another licence v:w lnued ii'oiini.wiau i . i u
ramcnio and Ksiella Kunkel. 27. of
rhlco, C'al.
'Junior HI P.-T. A. benefit Wed.
eve. V o'clock, at Junior Hi audi
torium. Admission: ! A.IuIIh 2-lr.
child ren luc.' 1 74
The business and' Professional
Women's club will hold Its reKular
ineetina this evening.
Kwn. Klk Hotel a place to oat,
aomeililnii to eat, and the right
P4-sona to cook It. 60tf
The 'condition of Reginald Flfer
of the Medford National bank staff;
who Wiio operated on last evening
at the Sacred Heart hospitul, was
reported thin noon aft favorable.
Parents Send your hoys to us
for a happy vacation. Here ho can
enjoy swimming. flshlnK, mountain
hiking; ridinu. Reservations lim
ited. Mrs. X. P. Ohrt, Trail Ore.
tf"
' Amone thf hotel guests In Med
ford from a distance are Mr., and
Mrs: J. Ci Breach and Kon of Itnise.
Ida., and Mrs. .l. It. Hare of Johns
town, N. Y.
Students entering Junior high
from Itonsevelt. Washington, Lin
coln and Jackson formally received
and mothers enrolled- In Junior
HiRht P.-T. A. Wed. eve. 74
i-millng here only when neces
sity demands, a West Coast cabin
airplane arrived her yesterday en
route south shortly before the noon)
hour.
unches for nine persons
were sent to the plane by !llo Hotel
Jackson cafe. Seven of the parly
were passengers and two were for
members of the ship's crew. The
West Coast company still makes
regular landings at Montague, hut
will Include Medford au u regular
stop as soon as the city's new air
port Is completed.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf
Mr. and Mrs. Harry It. Prentice
returned yesterday, following a
stay of a week in Portland.
Select grade factory blocks J.i.60
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 611.
. 68tf
H. F. Storm of Medford la assist
ing for a few days at the Gas tSido
meat market. Mr. Storm won for
merly employed at this place of
business before moving to the. sis
tr city; where he- purchased a
mea t ma rket. Ash la nil Till i ngs.
Cheap dry lumber at Modford
Lumber Co. 327tf
An order to Inspect all fish lad
ders and report liny not In tho best
condition has been Issued tn all
deputy same wardens by. State
til.me Warden Clifford, who says
the law compelling ladders to be In
shnpe will be rigidly enforced.;
See Hrunduge Hros. for concrete
work, machine mixed according to
city specifications. 623 South Cen
tral Ave. Phone 246-K: 7&
Tho sale of the fertile Adolph
"tiiiaio t.O!Tiy 0 V. .
Plttlnger, a recent arrival from
Kansas, was announced yesterday
by the Shelley U.mlty Agency. The
orchard Includes 22 acres of well
kept pear trees and the purchase
of the-property also Included the
sale of. the entire equipment and
livestock" to tho Kansas man. The
deal was nnnounced to involve n
cash consideration of 115,000. Plans
of. Mr. and Mrs. Si litilz are Incom
plete outside of the decision to
make a long trip.
Try our hot plate lunch, !5c.
Sweet Shop, 6th and Ivy. 74
William Puhl was among the
business visitors in Medford today
from the Cold Hill section.
Kindling for sale, limited supplv.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 6Slf'
Hugh It.mkln. supervisor of the
crater national forest, returned
home last night from an Inspection
trip yesterday to the Sand Creek
lorality where n Inrge forest crew
Is doing pine beetle destroying
work near the Crater national for
est llnrder.
Interesting prngram nt Junior P.
T.' A. meeting Wed. eve. nt 8. Small
admission" fee. 74
Mrs. Fred Schuerman of Mill
Valley, ("ill., is the house guest of
Miss Lucie Oatman at her home on
South. Central. tin. Schuerman.
who was formerly Beatrice Hun
nette. Is well known In Medford.
having taught school In this vi
cinity. . Window glass, all sises: also plate
glns. Trowbridge Cabinet Wk
IT
We are daily receiving
Compliments
on our new Shortcake
layers. Have you tried
them? They are ready
for the fruit and are a
wonderful time saver.
I; I
Of Interest to Medford women
itt the announcement today that
ladie wj)l htt admitted tree to the
Mooxe Norberk-Uob Krunt wre-
tlinn match at the Armory next
Friday nlfcht. a comparatively
Inrjw nupilwr or Bedford wtuneH
nve beginning ta attend wretflllnic
1 1 1 W. .Main. 74
Rummer price on select grade
green slubwood. Med. Fuel Co..
Tel. 631. , 63, f.
Claude I. Deglet- Is a bt.slnes,
vUitnr In t ho u..t
Something different at the Sweet
Shop, 6th and Ivy.
Anion the Oregonlana reieUter
ed at Medford hotel, are Geo. W,
Crolsan. C. K. stricklln, .Mrs. C.
M. Martin" and It. !. Hoffman of
Salem. J. P. Xaumes of Hood Hlver.
H. F. Westover of St. Helens, and
the following from Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Cat hey, leo. L. Dut
ton, W. T. Withers, li. A. Camp,
bell. K. K. Kubll, J. T. Ixisey. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred J. lilakeley, F. A.
I'HPrntt. A v smith r. i wot v.
, iJlM
Adams. Herbert Kodger. and Har-
ry Knight of San Francisco.
For real rye bread, try Model
Bakerys. Ill W. Main.- HO
Construction began yesterday on
a new box factory at (Iranta Pas.
to be operated In connection with
the Swede Hasin Lumber company's
mill. The box plantwlll have a
dally capacity of 40.0HO feet and
Will Utilize box mnl.rli.1 frm K.
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l.imner companys mill. It is be. com and Miss Augusta Clover. , rome to this city by motor yester
Ing constructed by I.os Angeles In- county nurse. In charge. 'day. Mr. Hill figured In an auto
terests.
Hogue Klk Hotel
i place to eat,
something to eat, and the right
. pers'-.r' to cook It.
60tf
Mr (iladys York, stenngrnpher
of the county agent's office, return-
ed to duty yesterday, following a
week's vacation
Get those fenders nnd nuto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
service station
Phono 418. tf -
The Crescent City Investment
company ha opened a publicity of- ger. from Kansas. He has pur-. circuit court today to Orren Payne
flee in the new Chllders building, ! chased and taken charge of the ' from Nettle Paynu of Ashl ind and
managed by C. II. Fitzgerald; In- Adolf Schul2 place near the fair- to Dorothy Irene Smith from
formation pertaining to the roads I grounds, purchased through the , Thomas (5. Smith of this city There
and general information of the ! Shelley agency. Mr. Plttenger and , were no "children or property 'rights
Itedwood empire muy be obtained family are well pleased with the j involved in the Payne suit hut one
"V?r ,of,ic- valley. ' child in the Smith rase was award
thicken dinners, 75e. The Cov- J Dance. Nat every Wed. and Sat ed the mother,
cred Wagon. Phoenix. 100! night. Dynge Bros, music. 74 1
After having bf.n the location!
of a used cor lot for months iast
the corner property at Fir and
Sixth street- is again empty and is
presenting, a forlorn appearance,
following the removal of the Dynge
Clark used car business to a new
lot u' the corner of Sixth and Uart
lelt streets. It Is probable some
other used aulo business will es
tahlish Itself or firemen will re
sume the oiei-utlon of horseshoe
courts formerly on tho property.
Mr. ami Mis. H. A. Snnford wore
visitors In the city from Itoseburg
yesterday.
Ladles' house dresses, office
(ii-essus or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to meusiiro. Tho
J. It. Suames "Itosalla" line.
"Rveiy wearer Is it booster." Call
904-1. forenoons for further infor
mation. Also silk dressen for sale.
Mrs. Burto. v. 4rtf
Believed to he the largest cou
gar trapped this season. Hen
1'learey of Trail collected
tin
bounty on a cougar yesterday at
the county clerk's office. The pelt
was so long it nearly stretched the
length of the IS r 20-foot office
counter, hut n great deal of this
length was caused by its extremely
long tall.
Something different at the Sweet
Shop. 6th and Ivy. 74.
The late Fred L. Moult, for years
e.iuor or the Portland News, left
an eslnle of personal property valu-
oe at .n.ou, according to a petition
for the appointment of adminis
trator filed with the circuit court
In Portland. The petition set forth
that Moult died Intestate. In addi
tion to the property listed, there
also Is an Interest In the estate of
Hnalfs mother, who died In Ohio,
the value of which Is unknown.
Heirs are listed as Mrs. Sophia K.
P. Honlt. M, the widow, and (ieorge
P.- Iloalt, 21. n son.
Overstuffed furniture can be
cleaned nt a nominal cost. Phone
the Pantorium, 244, for particu
lars. 75.
A body of water little known In
Itogue Hlver valley fishermen Is
s.pieegee lake, high In the Siski
you mountains, where Al Plche.
Joe .Myers nnd Hobert (Srlffln of
this city spent Sunday on a suc
cessful fishing trip, the trio catch
ing 46 fine trout. The lake is
about one-half mile wide nnd prob
ably a mile and n half long. It is
approximately 45 mllo from Med
ford.
Dance at-Nat every Wed. and Sat.
Dynge Bros, music. so
Only one temporary auto license
had been Issued this forenoon at
the sheriff's office and Hint was Is
sued to A A. Heekall of Medford.
Sclent i-.a.lc factory blocks $5.60
per load. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 611.
I B3lf
! 1.. It. Chapman of llapld City, S.
!!.. who visited here the Inst timn
w hen the. Pacific, highway between
(.Medford and Central Point was uti-l..i-
construction, the first unit In
jthe entire slat... wit a visitor again
jln Medford yesterday. That wns
jover H years ago and at that time
!le spent several weeks In this ser-
jtlon. He sliil rem.-mber.-d a num
ber of old-time residents, and when
ihe was In Medford he was en route
to 1 enttul fntnt to see Hurtle!
'Holmes, whom he had not seen
islnce that time. Mr. Chapman Is
lepresentlita a nationally known
ipnlnt house nnd covers tho entire
west for his company.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas.
Henlty Co.. lim. 12, Palm Blk., cor.
Main nnd Front, upstairs. 24tf
Huby Ann Powell, who has been!
intending a college of religious edu- !
ration In San Klanilsio. has re-1
mi ned to her home In Ashland and
plans to take ui work in Ihe South,
ein iiieKon Normal school of that
city.
16-ln. green pio slabwood $1.00
per. tier, nuul It yourself. Med
J'Fuel Co., Tel. J,
Jtf
ImprHKd with ihe beauty of the
KoKue Kiver valley from the air,
but atlll loyal to hi native land.
In the if Jrixation FVru offered
i nmr bau . Kdtwrdo Uiiantotu
, .onul repreveetintf (rvm In .Seat -
tle.-w gTl&r at tre local tno:t
this forenoon while eir route to his
headquarters from. San Francisco.
He was a passenger on a Pacific
Air Transport company plane.
rn n .... f W. .......... II'.J -...I Ln.
ed at Aft-dfonl toi..b include Mr
and MrH. J. A. Habehvood 'nV Bur
IliiKame, J. C. Hrnllh of Reddliitf,
Mr. and Mm. It, H; CrMv J T.
Xickey, Mix CireKK. Mr, A. J,
j u"1' " "".." oi; nun
Mr. and
j ,""?'" . " A . , , ,
"" C - Jacobs. .
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Have your rugs cleaned by the
, on Pla"' " '""'hern Oregon
flulpped to properly do this work.
j none Pantorium 244, for partlcu-
,ar- r h"ve our car call. , No Ob-
ligation.,
horty-flve out of the state rani
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Cahmber of. G'otnmwce bwlldinii.
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iijr uur utfiivuieHsen cooKea nere
i t th h ,t, i
Vi ,-.
Mothers wishing to have babies
examined at .he Kagle Poln, baby
, clinic next Thursday are urged by
! the county health unit to make
j appointments by calling Hrown's1
j store In Kagle Point. A large num- j
j her of hables Is expected In view j
j "f the fact this Is the first clinic
i held there for sometime. The cjiun-
Uy unit was holding a clinic today!
... finehnrw. with ne .... I
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Dressmaking, smocking and but -
i tonholes. The Fashion Shop. 424
Medford Hldg. Phone 1181.
ICdward Utile, car washer for'resiili of -.. :. h.i....
the Armstrong Motor company, is
j critically III at the Sacred Heart
j hospital. Mr. Little wa.s moved to.
me oo.xpiia! n weea ago.
lo-in. green pine sianu'ood xi.oo,
per tier, haul it yourself. Medford ,
Fuel Co., Tel. C3I. 53tf
: One of the recent arrivals In;
southern Oregon Is W. it. Piltwi -
f .rants Pass is to have a ball i
club. The local players will meet
tho Takilma Miners and Glendale
already signed. The only means of
financing will he by gate receipts
which will have to go for badly
needed equipment. There will be
no salaried players, the team be
ing truly representative. of the city,
as it is composed of business men
of the community. The team should
be given loyal support In Its home
games at least. Urants Pass
Courier. , .
For rug denning service, call
Mnnson, 206-H. . 73'
" Mrrf. Ada Townsend of Hvnnston,
111., arrived today. to spend u short
time visiting her mother, Mrs. W.
I. lluir, and her sisters, Mrs. I).
V.' Luke and Miss Kllzabetli Burr,
all of this city.
For Sale Asters and other
plants. 45 Quince. imp
The new Sixth street lighting
system was given a test at 4 u-oiui
this morning and was a complete
success, neconllng to. Harry Himi
hurger. city electrician. The street
appeared like "a million dollars,"
and lent n regular metropolitan air
to the1 thoroughfare, he said. There
are six lights to a block, from Ook
dule to Hlverslde. nnd each light
has 400 candlepower. It is prob
able, the lights will he used next
Saturday night for the first time
officially.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf
L. and T. C. Johnson of (Hen
dale; Ore, were business callers ut
the Crater national park headquar
ters here today. K. L. Johnson
built the new trull last year from
the rim to the edge of the hike.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOOK! LOOK.: This nice t ncre
home within walklitK distiuu'e f
plenty work, $1'5 down, $J7 per
mo. C. C. Chapman, Herrydnle
A v. 7 5
V.NTi:i Man nnd wife on farm.
"VifV must h Kod cook. ' Steady
work to rijfht parties. X chil
dren. !lo,Vitniiiji roqiiirfd tn
letter. AddreMn 1. O. Itox lf.3.
AnhlHiid. Ore. T4
ELKCTltlC ItAXCK liood sized
refrigerator, will trade cows or
poultry. Inquire til W. 4th St., 1
Medford, 70
VA.TKI) Housework by dny or
hour. Phono 45H-Y. 7K
FI'HXITritK ItlM'AIKlNO A. N.
Thlbnult. Phone Kim-It. 4
FOIl SALE OR EXCHANGE
New 4-ronm modern bungalow, ga
rage, located nenr mill. lM-l.-p
IKin. Will take small car or
city lot in part payment.
i:i-:i:iiil ,t sims.
Phono sua. lii s. IJartlott.
FOU 8ALB
Dnndv orchard tract, located on
highway: Bun pear trees. 1 ," 0 ru
tin large apple trees, 7f.O to H.
imiii income from garden yisirly:
g.s.d modern house, gnrage and
tool shed: 2 tractors, sprnv nil,
rultlviitors. This is sure n luonev
maker and priced at Ill.lMMl:
only cash, l.alunce 10 years,
r.',. Interest, wm acceilt some
trade.
llKiaiK A SIMS
Phone Siti, m jj. lluitlett.
foil HKNT Nice 4-ronm house,
duplex. s: Portland Ave.: hullt
Ins. fireplace, hardwood floors In
living room. Will rent as Is for
So per month, or palm, varnish
and kiiNotnlue at per month.
S-e . M. Cleipenoon. Jackson
lintel. H'xt
KOIl SAI.K Two choice high Int..
payed street, nil assessments
paid: house now under construe.
Hon: will build t.. sun. :;m v
2nd St. Phone H.M-J. 74if '
For a Tuesday, the city , public
market thin furenoon wan xrep
tlunally buy and had old out i
mk on hefuiw the noon hour.
' One entire fi urktmni t.t
, grown produce wm m1c1 before 3 1
rVlock. and by Hint ttmo all ihn
; strawberries' that had been in I
; stuck were also sold. The city mar-
: ket Is growing In poinilurlty be- j
j causa of the direct contact furnish- '
i ed heftVeetl lha hlll'U, ,.nH .... ...... t
: "i"d.. vurie.;;
tjniivc, vvvry neo. ana fiat,
night. Dynge Uroa. ftiusic. 74
Try our hot plat lunch, 2 So.
Sweet Shop, 0th and Ivy. 74
AuKUMta KieldH and Don a hi Mnv
Knn, both of Jotiephin
; wri ""1' in ma rr Juice in this city
i.m nmuHiit ny JUtle Ulenn O.
Titylor. In the lattt;r' court room.
Kindling tor sale, limited gupplv.
.io. r uei t o., Tej. jatf
T..,m rib II.,, ... - .
JV'TrL::0:
some.hin, , eat and the right"
I persons to cook It sotf
I Mr. an(, A1,. K c " 1 .
daughter I.uella left " here This
here this
j morning for u week's motor trii
I through California. nri.. t-
. in, uv in c-nurge or tnethis headooartera In Mim rltv-
.real extat. offk. in ih ,. I V ... 11 ,B . ',11H olt'
... ' "Rum -
: ery aru building,
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1)y our ufjii-uLessen cooged here
, at the Sweet Shop. 6th and Ivy. 74-
Summer prices on select grade
! green slabwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. I
A resident of Medlord 30 years I side In Me.iford ' "W "
ago when this city was still In the !'' ' '
village class, Joe Hill, ,a member1
of the King county sheriffs of f ice i OTfl fl R fl nTTH Tinr
al Seattle Is snen..ln.. n i . ., !IIIU1I V L I LIUL
in Medford with Mrs. Hill visiting
... n.i,, n leititiv-i's. niie en
1 crash north of (limits Pais some
! dlsinn. , and because of th-.t his
lJtf'Istay will be longer In this cltv v j
machine. Th vMi,,r.
i to California on a short trio
Swimming now In drinking witer
, at tne .Nat.
at r.
flowers for graduation from
Samuelson's flower garden '08
Clark St. . Phono 754-X ' -a.
Dlvorm mi f,rmnia nr .
i Inhuman treatment were i.,,. i
Obituary
JinooKS Mm. Geo r kg M
rtruoks punned away Monday, June
:t, at tho family home near
Vntnil Point, at the awe of a 4
yeai-M, 10 month? tasd. 1 day. Min
nie Amelia Porter was horn in
Kowler, Ohio, on AtimiHt 2.lti.4.
and wan. inarrled to (leorfffi" Wil
liam llrookH of Willlamm'ield,
Ohio, on September 17. lKSTif She
.was a member of the Christian
ehureh 'of 'bowler-, Ohio. One
child, Marjorie Laura, born ' on
Kebrimry 1!K, 1 !)0 1 , pnxsed away
In infancy on A UKti.st 1 2 of the
same year. She leaven to mourn
her Iohm her husband; fieonre W.
lirookn of Central point, OreRon.
MfhH lUtby Kiln llrook and Mrs.
Kit Uh U'ltlltH of Sunlii Maria. Cat.,
and Howard U. Itrookn of Lorn
poc, Calif., also n sister Mrs. James
A. Hrown of MerriU, Ore., nnd
a step-sister, Mi's. D. H. Sparks of
Pell, Calif., besides nephew s,
niece and nnindehildreii. Funeral
services will be held at the IVrl
Funeral Home Thursday at 2:30
p. in., I lev. Raymond Hees of
ficiating. Interment In the Med
ford cemetery-
Notice i.r Annua School .Mcctiinr.
Notice is hereby given to the
legal voters of School District No.
4!l of J.tckson County. State of
Oregon, that the Annual School
M,.,iiiiL- of sold district will he
held lit the Junior High School: :
to l.egln at the hour of L' : no o'clock ;
p. in. and continuing to , :" o'clock
D irt. on the third Mondnv of June.
helug the 17th duy of June. .-y. U.
I!2.
This meeting Is called for the
purpose of electing two directors
to serve a term of three years, and :
the transaction of business usual tit I
such meeting.
Dated this 3rd dtiv of June. mL!l.
C. A. SWIHAKT.
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: lli:ili:CCA .MKI.LOKS. "
District Clerk.
ISIS
Tues. and Wed.
CbJumbia Picture
MarVueritrdflaMotl
.Aiaicoitn Mcoregor -
AGiChritty Vroolxlkrtedkt
VirHtedJyRALPM GRAVES
Comedy
FIGHTING FOOLS"
"GETTING TOGETHER"
Matinee. 1:30: Evening, 7:00
10 ami 1.V
AT ROTARY- MEET
With' the 'meeting turned 'over
wh' sz:::!:zxl ::!.
VL-ntt tl,0 pni,. tu ...... ,....,
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whh in regular noon hchskhi today
at the Hotel Medford. A "it el h,-.
(luulnted Kesion" followed the en
tertalniiient and gave the new
member an opportunity of meet
ing the old.
Two Hoy KfciutH, William Myers
and (. lark Stokes, who recently
passed their tenderfoot tet in
troop 9. sponsored by the Hotarv
M-lub, were presented before the
i.iui,, weie presen.e.i nerore tne,
, .he,.-
' """'her,sh, '"t ,'",'a""t
! I''"'!!- Th'' "ere he,
, aiM-lau.led. A few words were
' "'" ' B,'ewe''- new
heartily
e ulso ;
j president and general manager of
' j I he California ftregon Power com- :
. .. . ' .
j j ne
Kurton sisters presented
i.H,v,,ul orai ana instrumental se-
if-ctiona during the nriv nut f '
! he even ng This tal em.7 groun '
! Is made un' of toUV " ls "rs " !
Mary Corinni and ucm'e und 1
. ' . . ' llle' un',
i U I U III II uL I I J 11111
jW.Wi.fl. W m I W I I I Ik.
Following the th'under storms or
yesterday afternoon and last night
and the receiving of a report here
this forenoon that during, a ihun-
der. storm this morning a forest
fire wiis started by llgiunlng at
Brown mountain, near the Lake o'
the Woods, the crater National
forest office staff here was on the
qui vive all day lest lightning
should start other fires in thej
forest.
The information of the Brown '
mountuin fire was phoned in by I
C. Cone, the regular Ml. Pitt for- '
est lookout, who is temporarily
located at Old Bnldy lookout stn- I
lion, eight miles southwest of the
Lake o' the Woods. The extent of I
'his fire is not known. At the!
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Sundays and Evenings
All the Time
IDAHO HOLUf ST. PHOHI 244
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing Service
H Women's Hose
1 $1.00 Pair
Silk from toD tel tent with
ua 11UIU P " WIM
pointed heel.
HlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllF
Craftsmen-
Those skilled workers, the masters of
their art, who would tell the greatest
number, of-people of the service they
have to offer, use the Want Ads.
Experience has taught them that this
is the best and most economical man
ner in which to present their messages.
You, too, will find the Want Ads prof
itable. MAIL TRIBUNE
II.,,- At ni.nnin. i .k.. xi-
Cone also aid that the indication
that there would be another
hard thunder atom, in that neciion
thiH arternoon.
Wedding Bells
Cominif a a complete urprie
to his co-workern at the Mail
' ' """ .trrw nt i a niiuiv
operator, and t. hfn other Med-
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of the marriage of William
Keftor ami Iva Irene Watts.,
The wedding ceremony was per
formed at the home K the bride
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street Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Itevrend
F. F.elnap of thin city, officiat-
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Open Every
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7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
, It is easy, to make ,
Shortcakes
Plain ' Sheetcakes or
Shortcake B i s c u its
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111 W. Main
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NOW
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BAFFLING FULL OF SURPRISES
BERT LYTELL
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GEETRUDE OLMSTEAD, LILYAN TASHMAN
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Bobby Watscn. fc ;
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FRED WARING'S
PENNSYLVANIANS
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Pick o' the Big Silent Pictures
Four 8hows
Daily at
1:30, 3:15, 7,9
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special;
ADDED
FEATURE
The Talking
AH Negro
Comedy
Melancholy
Dame"
By
Octavus Roy Cohen
Admission
Matinees 10 and 35
Eveninna 25 and 50
COMING SOON
Wm. Boyd in "High Voltage"