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Newspaper Page TextIlI.MEDFORf) MATTj TRTBTiyR" MEDFORD, 0 R 'f( IPX. TliURYTjXi; 27, 1939: PAGE TWO Iocal and -'Personal H: M. Hightman, who has charge of the airways weather service ul Sa'.t Lake City anil who recently r&urned from the naiionul head quarter at WanhinKton, D. C, and Ik making a tur wf tne uir Htu" tlons and weuther bureau of the coast and Mucky Mountain states, in connection with the comlnic ex pansion in airways service, spent yesterday In Medford In conference with I,. W. Dick, the head of the Im'ul weather bureau and airway Btfttion. Mr. HiKhtman left l"t ftueniue to visit the ltedding, Cul., afi wayH wtaiinn. TlVynKe'a old-time dance, Vednen. day and Saturday at Nut. 101 'HoKtinaster Wm. J. Warner re timed duty today after a vacation or eight day, theluft over portion ot hln last year's vacation. Money loaned to worthy people to( pay-thafr honest debt. Thomas Realty Co., Hm. 12, Palm Blk., cor. Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf Mrs. Will J. Kteul Of Eugene 1h expected to arrive here thin even ins to vtelt her dauigilcr. Wins Jean. Befr returnluff to bor home Mia. Steel will apend some time, at CraJur.l-ake visiting there with her husband, who It V. H. cornaiibHioner of Crater Nutlonul park. Green pine slabs, 16-lru $2.60 per load, small truck. Valley Kuol Cp. Phone 76. 9t KluestH from a dlslanre rcRlHter ed at Medford hotels include W. C. Henderson and Herl Khevrlff or Hherldan, Wyo., W. W.. Warren of Hot SprinKS, Ark., Minn Nellie Mc Donald of Memphis, Tenn.. Edward Wilson of New York City and K. U. Freeso of Gladcrook, la. Prices cut lower than ever for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Hats 6Uc, 1.I0, l.UH. J2.KK and $3. KB. Kiddle hats 25o to $1.60. Kyory hat Roes. Tho Eromy Lou ?ut Shop in M. M. Store. Get your feroen stumps here. !8 A Klamath Falls couple,' Evelyn Propst and Lester L. Ijnifser, were united In marriage at 8:30 lust Monday evening by Judge Taylor in the hitter's office In the Fed eral building here. 5 Summer prices on select grade green slabwood. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 63tf j Rawloigh Matthews and Charles Winkle, arrested over a week ago oh the charge of selling Intoxicat ing liquor, both pleaded guilty In Itidge Norton's court yesterday afternoon und received a fine of $250. . Summer prices on select grade green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co., nil. 631. &3tf General White permitted tiugene guardsman at Fort Clatsop to fore go shaving so that they might be sullubh adorned with beards for the Sunset Trail pageant, which Is an unusual military concession to art. Tho Orogonlan. I ItuclUa omliroldery packages, in cluding stamped arllclo and all threud 'to worlt. On sale at one- hlrd regular price. See window lisplay. Handicraft Shop. - 102 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kvans hitvo; returned from Portland, whore .they purchased a fall stock nf shoes for their store hero. Mr. Kvans says that blue suede and blue kid will he the leading colors for fall footwear. Will close my optical office' Sat urday afternoons until Sept. 1st. Dr. K. I. 151 wood. Optometrist. 97 Judge- and Mrs. Lloyd Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. floward Jopling of Han Diego were guests of Mr. And Mrs.' Walter 11. Jones. Tho party made a trip to Crater Luke, and inspected tho Owen-Oregon Lumber company mill. They left for home yesterday by way of the ltedwood highway. ; Pest and largest Fourth of July celebration ever held at Pacific Pa vilion on Pebble Beach, 4th, 5th. 6th and 7th of July, Crescent City, (1il. Free hIiuwh, roller skat Inn. dunclng, stunts. 103 i A targe group of late pear grow-e-H of the I'mpqua valley have un nyiunccd intention of calling a meeting for the purpose of perfect ing un organisation nf the late pear growers of that vicinity. A com mittee recently returned from n trip of Investigation Into tho Itogue Itiver valley and reported that duo to the luck vi f organization tho Uinpquu vullcy growers are receiv ing considerably hh for their packed pours than are the ltogue river growers, ' Dance at Chllder's hall every Wed. and Sat. night. 10D M r . an d M is. Arthur U use o f Phoenix, Ore,, have taken a cot tjign at Lake o' the Wuuds for the summer months. On Sunday, Mrs. Wilbur Jones of this city and son Wilbur, Jr.. Mpent the day at the Hose cottage. . Mrs. Jones and Mr. rtose a re sister wui brother.- hjlamath Falls Herald. Kindling for wile; limited supply. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. R 3 ( f There's a Lot in knowing how. We believe that the two generation of experi ence In the baking buai neu back of Fluhrer's Milk Bread is just added assurance that it is the finest product of its kind in this sec tic n of the coast. Mrs. R. II. Pursons arrlvsd In Medford this morning from Seattle. She w41t spend the summer here. Winter Carnival Monday evening, July 1st, First Methodist church. Admission 10 cents. ' t I 7 The Daughters of Veterans will meet Friday, June 28, at the Arm ory, at 8 o'clock. A social hour will follow the business session, honoring Mrs. Luke Kyan, who leaves soon fur California. Swimming now In drinking water at the Nat. 44tf Among Californlans registered a. local hotels are Mr,: and Mrs. II, Miller of Sun Jose, Mr. aed Mih. J. It. Nuthill, Capt. and Mrs. J. II. O'ltrien of Berkeley, Frank H. Herbert and family of Los U itos, Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Severance, Mlssj Lois Leek, Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pot truth, J. W. Phillips and son of Ktna, G. A. Ely and wife, and Miss Annie H. YurretL of Hlver side, Mr. ttnd Mrs. D. Cotton of Mount tthaHta City, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Womble and son of Weed, and the following from Oakland: Mi L. Stuurt, Mrs. C. T. Stuurt. Miss L. J. Pozzo and Miss M. Long. Don't miss the wonderful bar gains at the Kmmy Lou Hat Shop in tho M. M. Store, Thursday, Fri day and Saturday. Harrison Janes, salesman for the Palmer Music House. Is spending the week at Diamond lake, enjoy ing the various outing attractions of the resort. Local and Ions distance hauling, i We save you money. Huwley Trans- fer, til!) N. Kiverside. Tel. J 044-X. J r'J Mrs. Km ma Hkyrman of Central Point, mother of Attorney Harry Skyrinun. left this morning for Los Angeles, where she will spend the next two weeks visiting friends and taking in the various pleasure points. Get those fenders and auto bodies straightened at Brill's Shoet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phono 418. tf M. H. Crooks, president of the Crooks Produce company of Med ford, is on a tour through north ern California, where he will visit Weed, McCloud und Iteddlng, in the inspection of his brunch plunts located there. Mr. Crooks, who only recently moved to Medford and purchased a home here. Is es pecially interested In the Hogue Itiver valley, and buys a great j share of his fresh fruit and vege- tables in thiK section. ItiverMide Community Club dance Ha t. June 2 U . Da n el n k hen I iim promptly at ft. Chickon Hand wIcheH. 9H The BuhIiichh and Profosional Women'B club will meet for lunch con tomorrow at Crowaon'a during the hour of 1 1:30 to 2:30. Chicken dinners, 75c. Tho Cov ered W(nBon, 1'hoenlx. 100 Mrn. Oohten ICaken of Medford Is a gueut in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrn. Kd Ontendorf. Mr. Kaken itt an automobile merchant in th valley city. Klamath N'cwh. Thrill Inn toboggan riile.s, now ball battled and MkatlnK at Winter Carnival, July ltd, Klrnt Methodist church. Have up your nickels and dime. 97 Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne M. lliIlP" "yJl",y ' j .-t,i- ......i.. 1.: .r-H-Mi-s:--Francis Tcarson hf Pros- it Itcrkeley, Cal., arrived In Med fnid i h(n nmrnlUK on tint Shasta. They will Mpeml their vaeatlon here vlNfttiiK Mr. IIIII'h sinter, Mr. Vow ter. Mr. 11111 Ik president of the Herkeley ItaptlHt Divinity hcIiooI, located in Morkeley. Two dance bandit, J a c k b o n HprliiKM, Sat. ContluuouD duncliiK. i yy HuckinK' norneH, cowboys and all that in necoKMury to make a per fect Bbow in Kcuulnu wentern Hi-en- ery will be found ut the Uikevlew roumlui). which will be held at that place Auguttt 31, September 1 und Kour bin days of celebration, July 4, 5. il anil 7. at Pacific Pa vilion on Pebble I leach, Crescent City. Cal. Free hIiowb, stuutH, roll er MkatlUK. dauclnK. 1U3 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. OHxcnhruKKC of Medford left for Portland yea terdwy to upend the week on bul neHH and pluuxure- IynK'ii old-time danco, Wodnos day and Saturday at Nat. 101 Miw CeleMio Htauson left thin mo ruin k by train for hr home- in Stmt tie. MInh Hlauaon Hpent har vacation In Medford. If you need ball money, soe Ceoll M. JonniiiKH. 5 Ho. Frout Ht. 103 HcHldeN frcHh veKvluhlea at all the boolliH In tho city market this morniuK. there were also peuehes, phi ma and apricot h. Trade waa very ood thin morniiiK. Km Ire stuck Ltucilla embroidery packiiKCM on nale at one-third off rcKtilar prlcw. Handicraft Hhop. Harold Hrown, dlslriet mauKor nf the National Ufe liiHurance eo m puny, accuinpauiiMl Uy A. 1-. Hill, loeul repteseulutive, left to day for Portlund to at ton d a two day twlea coiifeveuce of the above company. Mr. It i own itt Hcucd uloil to iiivu un addrena at the Saturday morniiiK Mention on the subject of "Monthly Income In surance." 'Mettst-H, Prown and llkll are expected home by tho first of the week. Pucilla embroidery packages, in- cludiiiK stamped article, and all thread to work. On sale at one third regular price. See window display. Handicraft Shop. 1U2 I Members of the Klamath KalU I und Medford Muytun Hluipa will , picnic Sunday ut l-llhin .u k. U. Sliuson, dtvihioual uiMiuiKer. nnd C. J. McPhevfon. traveling auditor, will be present. HaiiK a si ink inn In Krins Krln Klv's Koiner and net your preuetit Monday niuht at r'iist MtMhoditit church. Sairta will rent mi ti stoi klnn for a nickel, l7 Urasxhopper control wnrlt has spread to four fronts In Klamath I county, Tulo lake. Lower Klamath I lake. Wood Klver valley and Cppcr; ; Kin mat h marsh. County and uov-i i eminent authorities are cooperat-l lug with land owner tn iioionlnu the insects before Hicy cuuwe ma I tci lal damage lo hay and wheat 1 crop. listtte Dance. Jncksou Spi ing. Silt. Cttp. MaKerman and his Moon- light Harden orchestra and the Pep Peddler will plH.y continuously. Paining alxo on July Sid and 4th. j . u Window Klnm. all alien; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wkt, iVi - Wf fW$?M ' t Douglas MacLean in his first talkie, ''The Carnation Kid.'V lncludedf aiuong jhe Oregonians registered at Med ford ''hotels are r. and Mrn. J. A. We Ik and fam j y (ff femlloton, J. A. Wilkinson Lj- Nmth llcnd, Newton Smith .f Halcin, Henry H ;i rt nui n , Uv. and I Mrs. A. M. McCapes of CorvallfH. It. U. Kmith, Dr. and Mrs. S. K.i t r i.'........ ,.l it,.. 11,.iv!ii'' from Portland: Mr. und Mrs. C j of Medford. A liceiife Wits issued F. Mane. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Keltic. this morning to Vernon K. Sad- Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Kollo, Mr. andoeehl und.Kdlth DegulH both of Mrs. It. IS. Itonsull and son, Mies !' Un kersf leld, Cal. Fntnces Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Chits. Kiverside Community Club dance H. Uuuther and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. I Iwfne. ' ' lotirtf Ktneic Mucilhi onibroidorv , piu-kaucH un nale nt uim-thlr.1 off j rvKUhil- lioc. Hanillrraft Hliop. : '-! Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. I'ol of Ihe : Hullo Kails dim rlrt wore whopper . and vlnltoi'H In Medford yealerday. ! All kinds of spraylnu done Dy I Allen, reasonable prloes. Phone ! your order lo 1039 or 422-L. tf i Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holers left ' ' . " , - in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.! C.uesU from the state of Wash Kred Prown. I :iiton realslerml at Medford ho Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. 327tf V. Y. Hunter and wife of Tuc- son, Ariz., spent lam niKht in Med- ford. They plan to no to Crater I Lake today ami then on to Port - land. "Wo would like to ko to Vancouver for a day or two, so wo could write some poatcardH home, and let the folks know wo were there." said Mr. Hunter, who wuh formerly a druKKist at FlaK- staff. Ariz., but has nut been ac- live, in business for seyrul years. Notice: Assessment for old pav- iuu and new sewers are now due ut the City Treasurer's, office, ami penally nf 5 will be added, if not pect spent yesterday in the city on i Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. fi31 f3tf business and pleasure Mrs. Catherine Itohnert of Ad- J)on't. miss the wonderful bar- rlan. Mo., arrived on tho Shastu fTAlna at the Kmmy Lou Hat Shop this Jiiorninn. She will spend the in. the M. M. Store. Thursday, Frl- .summer with relatives in Medfor.t day and Saturday. and Central Point. Diamond lake, tile favorite of! Cheap lumber and cedar posts. atiKlcrs who prvfor lake flshhiK, ujni'Mlford Lumber Co. 327 tf. still yielding fine catches but lo dale ' c, c. Darby, local manager of the redsldcM have not shown a dis-the Kimball Fruit company, left position to respond 'to fly lunw. thi noon by motor for Portland. Pert C. Thomas. Cnlted States where he will spend the next few commissioner, who has a summer j days on business. home on the lake, caught several i A lare Keystone Immer armV beautiful rainbows on a trouttcr-1 plane from San Francisco landed ino. "I- understand that the fish j on the local port at today, fire iiot taklnir a fly very well as j piloted by Lieutenant Kinney, well yetj said Mr. Thomas. "Some . know i in army circle aloim the uiiKlera who fish with nothing hut ! coa.-j. Lieut. Kinney had iuneh files have managed lo catch a few j here ar.d took off for Vancouver now and then but they are few j at 2 o'clock. and far between." Klamath Falls i Mrs. William o llara will leave Herald. here this evenintr. en route to Lima. Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Teimwild, Hotol Holland Phono !HI3. tf Mrs. l.'na PoteiHon of Yreka Is visltiiiK at the home of Mrs. H-irry Pel let t on Stewart avenue this week. Notice:. Assessments for old pav ing and new sewers are now due at the City Treasurer's office, and penalty of 5 will be added if not paid by July 1st. 1 00 Temporary permits were granted In the sherlff'M office (his morning to L. II. HroKory of Central Point. Kryan !avls of Klamath Falls. Mae and John Piekurd of Hold Hill, A. C. Pierre of Medford and Merton Smith of Ashland. Select grade factory hlocks $S.30 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. C3tf M rs. James It rower of Jopllu Mo., arrived In Medford by train this morning. She will spend the summer visiting her lister. Mrs. J. T. Clark of rent i n I Point. Sires, color and prices in vari ety In our sale (tf smudge soiled stationery. Medford Hook Store. US John Orlh and daughter Klea- nore have returned to their home at Medford after bavins spent the past week at Fort Klamatlr, where they visited at the James lYlton and 1. ('. Sinemoi e homos. Mrs. Orlh and daughter Dorothy return ed to tlie vallwy with them after visiting at Fori KlnmaCi for sonic tune. Klitmalh Falls Herald. Orecn plno stabs, IS. In., $5 per load; btg truck. tiers. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. POtf Mrs, Lyda Klnn and Dr. Kmily F. It oleum are spending today at Prospect w hero they are holding an all-day clinic. Ladles' house dresses, office ! rirwi or nurses' uniforms for ale. Tailor made to measure. The J. K. Soamea " R o a a, 1 1 a " lino. "F.rory woorrr la a booster. " Call 94-L foremwns for further Infor mation. AIo silk drcssei for aale. Mr. Pnrto, 45tf T. Stater Johnson spent this morning in the city, having motor ed in from his summer home on the river. Mi. Johnson, who a few week? ago Miffcrvd a broken arm tin (he result or ii full from hi hoi mo. 1h recovering rapidly. Sale nf smudge soiled box station ery.' Taper 1 clean, only the boxes soiled. Mcdloid Hook S ore. U Doug; MacLean, Hunt's Craterian Murriujfe licenses wore Issued at i the county clerk's office yesterday! to the following: Marl P. Turner.! Mi, of orovllle, Ore., and MuhefJ K. Tucke, :i-'. of Magalia, CrI.; Waller T. Jeneks. 57, of Salem audi MeiiKvii Wall. Iti. of Fresno. Cul.;l Willliim Foster. 54, of Prineville, j Clre ft ml Klnifiire A. TeltllleV. 41. at. June 2!t. Dancing begins ji'otnptly at H. e'hickon sand- wlchc:t. !tU DrvanniahlnK, smockinB and but - tnnhnli. The fashion Shop, 424 Mcilriuil BlilK. Phono 1181. 13tf . . Hunvarl of tlranls Pass'KOIt SAI.K I'layer piano. Inquire as a business vlnllur In tho city yeslerday. 16-in. green pine slazwood 11.00 pt.r tier, haul It yourself. Medford Kuol Co.. Tel. 031. B3tf Select grade factory blocks $5.50 " 'oi," ruc' tels i nrlmlo M r. and M rs. 1J. .1 . Jiothrup, Mis. K. Irish and H. II. Kelner of Seattle. Neil Conley of Cosmupolis, Mr. and Mrs. Jamcn Cooney of Monteyano and Mr. unill , Mra. C. F. Smith of Taioma. j j lC-ln. green pine slabwood $1.00; i ppr tier, haul it yourself. Mod. i ! Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 63tf j Uunco at Chllder's hall' every j Wed. and Sat. nlifht. 109 j Lester Knips und Carl "Williams I Gf Medford. who have been attend-, K the Polytechnic college In Oak-! j land, Cal.. arrhed home this morn-1 . jnK un the Siiastu. Thyy plan to; Upend the summer in Medford. j I Cheap lumber and cedar posts, i Moororu i.umunr uo. ju- KIndlimi for sale. limited annnlyl Ohio, to visit friends for the next three months.- , Mv,., v'.WuYu also expects to spend some time in Den ver, Colo. STATE STILL TALKS 1 1 1 1 r v y N o 1 s o n . w oil k w own Lo -. Hiounairo ami Insuratue man of j Portland, (s a local business vis- itor hero for a few days. Mr. Ncl- j son. who is a past adjutant ol the j state department of the American : LcKlon. Is one of the most active ! LcKton men In Oregon and has many friends in the local Kst. Ho has just eomphHt'd a business ' trip over the state and advises that i Legionnaires everywhere are still talkitm about the Mori ford conven Hon last August, conceded to lie one of tho best Male conventions (n listoty. Me Is accompanied by, Mrs. Nelson and koi. i Births Mr, and M rs. J. Verne Shangle art tho parents of an s k--p"ind boy, born at. the Ptiucker Ma ternity home last night ot 3 o'clock. Mr. Sluing le is a well know n local phot oi ap her. Two Montgomery. Minn, fam ilies have merged. In a period of ten years, live iVmcnskys have mm T ted fw't Treiiinsky-. COMING-SUN. HUNT'S CRATERIAN The Supreme Achievement in Talking Pictures Tomorrow - Special Comimiulnilloii A Medford Lodge No. 103, A. ?J F. A A. M.. June 28, 7 ' p. m. Work in the M. M. degree. By order of, the W. M. ts C. M. HOl.'HTOX, Kecy. - - New Orleans has the world s igest m a h o g u n y llslribuling " mr-v i TQQ LATE TO CLASSIFY ! - . - - I WANTKU Position as hoiisekeep- I er on ranch one child 8 years Itox 301), Central Hl old. Write Point. On ' KOU SAI.K Trailer. Imc-k liar n nil shi lviMK. I'afs Second H'jn" : L- ill 331 Ni. rsriiKc St. MOVK forces me to sell my 5-rtn. buimalow; fireplaee, attractive interior, newly decorated: beau- i til'ul yard, shade and fruit trees, flowers: east side. 1 block from Main. For ouk-k sale. K'JMJU. Submit own terms. Phone 337-J. IlIU --VCIIKS Pi:AKS On Pacific j highway, close in: unusually fine ' buy at $'T(iiJ; ?4 00 cash, balance ! etisv at ac!f . Crop estimated at 1 $su'o this vear. D. K. Millard, j 4 ID K. Main. ! Fult KXCHANC.K Do you want a fine home? 2-story double house. all modern in every way. close in, paving all paid. 402 So. New town. Will take linht sedan car and some cash for equity; bal ance to suit. K. C. Silliman. i(7tf FOP SAI.K 14-acre ranch. 1 mile west of Phoenix on Calhoun road. 14 sh. ternis or trade. Sehermerhorn. 100 Foil 1 1 10 NT . Furnished house. ."IIS S. Crape, water paid. $37.50. Furnishvd house. 325 Crater Lake, water paid, $37.50. Un 1 furnislied. in W. Jackson, water paid. $17.50. .Spanish bungalow; fireplace: So. Hollv. unfurnished, ?42..r.. .1. W. Wakefield Agency. Palm P.lock. i'y W A NT MP A n woman for i Plume S t 7 -X. experienced Klrl or ;eneral housework. yy FARM OH C.AHDKN One of the best irrigated 3 7 -acre t nicts in the valley. Has paid p water right, good house, barn, and is well fenced: close to go oil school. Price $l2.&nu. FINK STOCK FA IIM I hnvo exclusive li-Mlng on a fine farm Willi loo acres, under a paid-up water right, with plenty of water, it is cUmo to open out side range, with fine plastered li room home, lar-e barn iml two smaller barns: fenced and cross fenced. Pric $:t2.5lMI. Also have a good llltlo farm with a nie.i tu-ar orchard. rilAIM'KV FLOKKY. 201 First National Lank. Phone ;i IX. 103 Smudging Season Is over so we arc taking our annual loss cm soilod box stationery. Tlie pa lcr ii clean, only tlie boxes arc soiled Wide Selection M Price Medford Book Store Tflaree SIZES" for FAMILY USE ffffi, I VVuOf fiijrj HALF Jf3 IoIIm f PINTS lLi N?r PINTS Xf GALLONS . PICNIC AT WHISKEY i fetipi MembeiH of the Copco orum held their regular weekly luuchcon meeting ut the Hotel Mudrord '"Is noon ut wlilib time plans for the annual employes' picnic were dis cussed. Lloyd Williamson, chair- i ! mun of the committee in charge of ! ;tho event, outlined tho day's pro-. j gram which will ttiko place at j Whiskey Creek on the Crater Laky jlighwuy July 14th. One of the main feutures will ho a baseball i gamo'-hjutwe'en 'the-"Copco and the j Mountain States ;Power company i teams. , There will ulso be u vu ! riety of outdoor ftports for young I and old and a big picnic dinner. WilliamKon -a Lao uunounced a a Pa cini meeting of tho Forum for Mon- j ! day in honor of I. H. Wulther. Copco employe, w ho leaves . soon t for South America. Guests includ ed Harold Nelson of Portland, K. A. Hockley of San Francisco and Listrict Attorney Georgo Codding. . AttcntioiL Vctoruns! Do you know what tlie Veterans of Foreign Wars can do for you? A II . x-service men interested in the V. F. W. pleaye communicate with Lavern Carter, Dep.' Chief of Staff, dept. of Oregon, Veterans cf Foreign Wars, 410 Soth 5th St., Klamath Falls. Ore, 97 4 1 ' :ml of Thanks. . We wish to express our apprecia tion to the many friends and neigh bors for their kind assistance and loving thouBhts;ilsjp for the beau tiful floral offerings during -our recent bereavement. Mrs. O. T. Morgan and Family. S7 c Lost! Stolen! Burned! Smashed! Personal effects insur ance covers it all when your things are away from home. R. A. HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 444 SINCE 1909 xperi' rimshing m Films in at 10 A. M. Ready at 5 P. M. PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE SWEM'S KODAK, BOOK, CI FT SHOP Jarmin & Woods Drug Store Open Every Day Including Sundays 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. A N N U A L it l I i . .1 . 1. . I 1 I. I.. lni.Ali.ti.n ' 9U ..ST.- ' . i-J ' J 'V Wmi. vN JIT K J I 'meeting ut the Hotel Medford this1 nSte. vTr -rf 'A" 8 1 tiW S".,' I Vr---- LESS THAN If PER BAKING : ACTING Royal Anne Cherries The Bagley Canning Co. will buy your Royal Amies, received and weighed at Robert T. Cochran & Co., South Front street, Medford, at .' 1.0c per lb. Cash for good average size, sound, ripe fruit. Bagley Canning Co. Phone 4, Ashland Phone 863-X, Medford, after 6 P. M. J Starts TOMORROW Here for 2 Days Only Get in on the Fun! Hear Douglas MacLean In His First Talking Comedy a The Carnation Kid Two Solid Hours of Laughs .scy's "SHOW BOAT" All Because you are sureof results. Because you can mix upa batch of dough and let it stand fuc hours without injury. Because tl.cre are no failures. No loss of hiking materials. Try it and you'll say '"It is the baking powder I've always wanted. ' With Our New Cooliag Plant Every breath of air you breathe in this theatre Is washed and chilled i.n Medfo d's Million Dol lar Watr. Four Completo Shows Daily at 1:30, 3:30, 7, 9 P. M. An All Comedy Program , ns V LOOK! Last Times TONIGHT . EDNA FERBER'S Talking All Singing