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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OfiEfl ON, - TUESDAY, JULY 2," 1929.
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An unusual plt-int on exhibition
at t Itt i-hamlipi- of corntin'i'ce 1 a
WIWKia in fluwvr. The parent
plant was from Hcrmmlo. A feat
ure of this flower In that the bruetH
or KheuthH are red while the flower
proper t green Willi dark blue
edgOH. The plant Ih owneil by Mrtt.
Klocker.
Mnv.t vitiir loose automobile
wh.-elH HKhteneU factory way.
PennliiKtonn flattery Service
(inrape.
903.
llil N. ItartMt.
Phone
100
M rM. Mabel Mack, the county
home denturiAlralion agent, having
recovered from her recent Ulnem
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ruHiimed tn.t amies or ner uiuee,
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Have dean clothes for the 4lh ;
I'hone 12UU.
103'
The road to OeHcent City will
be In perfect condition on the
Kourth of July, with no fresh uH
to splatter on the oars, according to
the Grants Pass Courier.
Dr. S. Kalph mppel, dentist,
nounces the opening of his office,
402 MedforU Ifldfc. Practice lim
ited to extraction of teeth, dental
x-ray, pyrrohea treuft incut, oral
prophylaxis. 105
Mrtt. C. U Sroti and daughters.
Marjorle. Frances and Izora, of
Los Angeles, returned today from
Portland where they have spent
the past wet-k. having previously
visited t the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Murray. They will
again spend several days here be
fore returning to their home.
Have clean clothes for the 4th.
Phone 1200. 103
K. IS. Fisher of Kupert. Ida., and
K. Ifantiing of Casper, Wyo., are
among the hotel guests here from u
distance. Others are Mr. and Mrs.
II . S. 1 -a whom and M in. M abel
Meacham of Chicago; Belle Jardln
und mother of Honolulu, Fred C.
Cook of Minneapolis and V. O.
Fisher and It. V. Sim)stn of
Columbia, Mo.
Dance at Lake Creek afternoon
and evening, July 4th. Good time
for all. 102
K. O. White, Chicago negro who
fought a draw with Waller Cleg
horn In Portland last week, will
meet Gene O'Grady, undefeated
Ashland fighter. In the ten-round
main event ut Klumath Falls to
night. Learn photographing, retouch
ing. Hpecial rates for July, ail
Ho. Newton, Mrs. Wm. Copeland.
1 0 ft
For having Improper license
plates on his car, Stanley Durnllle
was fined 1 0 in Judge Taylor's
court today.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay thoir honest debta. Thomuft
Realty Co., Htn, 12, Palm Ulk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schurr of
Leolu, . Houth Dakota, are the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hcrt
Hostel this week ut Central Point.
Havo clean clothes for the 4th.
Phone 1200. 13
The cherry fruit fly wll.l destroy
this yonr'H light cherry crop In this
part of the state unless spraying
Is done Immediately, according to
H. 11. flail, county agent. It Is time
now to apply the poisoned swoet
hall to kill the cherry fruit fly he
fore It begins tleposltlng Its eggs
under the skin of the ehorrles.
Growers In the last three year
hnve got almost complete control
with the following spray: Lead ar
ncnnte, 1 pound; molnsHtH or syrup
(never honey), 2 quarts; water, in
gallons. About one quart of this
mixture should be sprinkled over
the outside leaves of n largo cherry
tree. Oregon la u.
Mnrcelln Bowman has Installed
tho latest In permanent wave ma
ehlnei In the Bowman Benuty
Shoppe. 10fi
Bruce Shellhorn of the M. J. It.
Coffee company, who was here
from Klamath Falls on business
Monday, left for Portland today.
Have clean clothes for the 4th.
Phone 1200. 103
Miss Beulah While, 23 Washing
ton street, Is recovering from a
goitre operation ut Ht. Vincents
hospital In Portland. Miss White
hopes to return home the lust of
this week.
Need a spare? We have somo
good used tires at the right price,
.lennlug Tire Company. Across
from Nat. 107
The Klumath county high school
property, comprising lit lots on
which la situated the old brick
srhool building, nun sold recently
to the Klumalh Falls lodge of
Masons for llft.oou by the county
court, which opened and consider
ed three offers.
Screens and windows. City Cab
inet Works. 221 N. Fir St. MB
F. A. Xeebltng. of the Clulrmonl
hotel in Hen 1 1 le, was t u M ed f o id
yeNlerdny,
Furniture repairing. A. N.
TMbHtitt Phone !'(-lt. 1 1 I
P
Particular
housewives, almost
without exception spec
ify Flubrer'i Breads.
Do you?
h.
Minn Molly Metzen, who has been
vinltliiK Mrs. Km ma Drlskel of
Med ford for the pant several wee kit,
ha returned to her home In Ku
Kene. -
Have clean clothes for the 4th.
Phone 1200. 103
Among the OreKonlantt registered
at Medford hoteln are Don C. Mole
und Mattel Jlerhlg of Corvalliu, U
I. Hoekwood of Koret Grove, Mr.
and Mm. t K. HulInK of Myrtle
Point, Kllzubeth Putnam and Mr.
and Mrn. Howe of Malum, and the
following from Portland: Mr. and
Mrn. J- I' Kckhardt, Mrn. A. E.
Perry und 8. G. N el Hon and family.
DynKe'f old-time dance, Wednen-
Ioy and Saturday at Nat
101
J John r. Hvutsur of Willow CreeK,
Mont., left for Hucramento hy troln
hint nljfht. Mr. HeuKar has been
attending the north went conference
of the MethodiHt (Oplftcopal church.
South, which huit been In nenBion at
! r'.niilln
Green pine slab.. H-ln., 12.60
ppr loud, small truck. Valley Ful
9fttf
Herman II. Jardan of Lor An-
. WHe punned through Medford this
morMnK on his way north, and
( transacted business in the city.'
summer prices on select grade
green slabwoud. Medford Fuel Co.
an-(Tel. C31. 63tf
Harold Ff. Brown and A. L. Hill
returned home , yesterday from a
sales conference of the National
Life Insurance Co., which was con
ducted in Portland.
Mls Irene Sfed, Marlnelio grad
uate of Portland, with several
years experience, has accepted a
position with the Bowman Beauty
Bhn. ' 12b
Kvun K. Keumcs. who at the
lime of the Modoc Indian war was
second lieutenant, company A. Ore
gon mounted military troop, und
who was wounded in the Modoc
lava beds in the buttle of Juniper
Butte, January 17, 1873, has se
cured reservations In Klamath
Falls for the Indian congress, July
3, 4 and 5, and will participate in
many of the functions of the three-
day celebration. Mr. Iteumes is a
pioneer of the Klumath country,
lie is former president of the First
National hank of this chy, but now
resides In Jackson county. Along
side of Lieut. Ucaineu when he was
wounded was Frank Trimble, who
was shot dead hy a Modoc Indiun
WMirlor. Klamath Falls Herald.
Kindling for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 63tf
Mrs. Jennie Troxell of Medford
left last night for Tinglly, Iowa.
where she will spend the summer
visiting friends and relatives. Mrs.
Troxell will also visit friends In
Nebraska.
Need h spare? "We have aome
good used tires at the right price.
Jenning Tire Company. Across
from Nat. 107
The1 first meeting of the cily
council for this month will he held
tonight at which much business
will bo up for consideration.
Lot mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 9I3. tf
Mr. ami Mrs. Willis Lynch of
lied Bluff, Calif., arrived In Med
ford yesterday afternoon. They
are on their , way to visit IT. Man
kins of Jacksonville. Mr.' Lynch
is Interested in bees and Is looking
for a location while In the valley.
IiasmuHScn paints and varnish
for fltUo at Hubbard Bros., Inc.
107
Guests from Washington state at
Medford hotels Include, Mr. and
Mrs. V. W. Ludlnghaus of Van
couver, Mr. ami Mrs. J. P. Baker
of Taeomu. Mr. und Mrs. A. W.
Blagen and daughter of Hoqulum,
L, C. Terry of Taeomu and Mrs.
Carl Anderson and Higrld Ander
son of Seattle.
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts.
Medford Lumbor Co. 827tf
Mrs. T. Burns of Medford arriv
ed home last night on the Shasta,
after spending u week visiting In
Kugene.
Buy your canteens nnd water
bags ut Hubbard Bros., Inc. 107
Mrs. Kdlth Cochran of Talent
was Injured Friday evening when
the Ford coupe In which she was
riding, operated hy her son, F.lvls.
crashed Into a concrete bridge near
Phoenix. Her face was cut hy
glass from the broken windshield.
Summer prices on select grade
green slahwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. A3 1. 6Stf
Miss I .ill Inn Carstens of Seattle
was u week end guest at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan K. Wnddell.
Miss Carstens, who formerly re
sided In Medford, will attend the
PnlverMlty of California summer
.school this term.
Buclllu embroidery packages, In
eluding stamped article and all
thread to work. On sale at one
third off regular price. Sco win
dow display. Handicraft Shop. 102
Mr. und Mrs. N. K. Burkltt of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
French of the French & Atwood
real estate office over the week
nd. Mr. Burkltt Is the owner of
the Oregon Bond & Mortgage
company. Mrs. Burkitl is a cousin
of Mr. French.
Fntlre stock Bucllla embroidery
packages on sale nt one-third off
regular price. Handicraft Shop
10L"
The Fourth of July, from the
present outlook will be unite a
warm one. The temperature has
' been gradually rising the past few
days and yesterday reached a max
imum of t4. Today, which hail n
minimum of f0 this morning,
promised to at least he us warm,
as continued warm Is the official
forecast for tonight and Wcdnes
i day.
i Four big days of celebration,
' July 4, 5. and 7, at Pacific Pa
vilion on Pebble Beach. Crescent
City. Cal. Free shows, stunts, roll
er skating, dnnetng. 108
Members of Grant Pass post of
the American Legion gathered Sun
day at the Ben Coutnnt homestead
and engaged In a house raining.
The house whs made ready for the
shingles during the day. the Le
gionnaires nutting in a full dny of
work on the building Grunts Pass
Courier.
When in need of fishing tackle
call at Hubbard Bros., Inc. 107
A. K. lirnmvi left for San Fran
cisco on the Shasta last ntght. He
will return to Medford Wednesday.
Helevl grade factory blocks & .60
per loud. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 3I
An enthusiastic group of clerks
met at the labor hull last night to
organize a clerks union, under the
direction of J. N. Kldwell. In
Mtruelions for Barbara, electricians,
butchers, plasterers, plumbers,
truck drivers, bakers and confec
tioners have been received by Mr.
Kldwell. All who are interested
in Joining are urged to see Mr. Kid-
well at the labor hall. t
Get V those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station, , Phone 418, tf
Ralph Sweeney of the First Na
tional bank yesterday purchased a
six and one-half acre pear orchard
from Mrs. Mllen Benson. The pur
chase , included this . yenr's crop.
The orchard Is located on the Pa
cific highway, near Central Point.
The deal was hundh'd by the D. K.
Millard agency.
Hubbard Bros, carry a complete
line of Oronlte fly spray, auto pol
ish, cleaning fluid and furniture
polish. 107
II. C. Withum. of the Wit hum1
Super Service station. Is expected
to return to .-nnuTuru today, nrier;
o short business trip to Portland
Local and long distance hauling.
We save you money. Hawley Trans
fer, CIS N. Riverside. Tel. 1044-X.
150
The city market, which Is ordl -
narlly open on Tuesday und Thurs-1
day, is closed today, nnd will be.lVIni 0 i(lhnHnn nf Ms
uiM-n neuiiemmy, as i nurmiuy is und Mr y ,.; Xewlon of SanIa
the Fourth of July , PauIu Mn, M L-DuPurs of Ala-
tree shampoo with every marcel mertH MrH a. Kmherger of M arm
or finger wave, starting June 29. vme. Dr. und Mr8. M Whiting
for two weeks. Bowman Beauty'.. ririviiia it-u a
Shop.
Ill I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wall of Med-!
ford were visitors here the middle
of the week from Lake O the
Woods. Mr. Wall Is secretary and
treasurer of Luke O' the Woods
It cereal ion company and also
cashier of the Farmers and Fruit
Growers bank of Medford. Mr.
and Mrs. Wall were here buying
supplies for the resort. They make
It a jlan to divide the purchase of
supplies for Lake O' the Woods
between Klamath Falls und Med
ford. Klirmath-rnMs 'Heruld. -
gwimmlng now In drinking water
at 'the Nat. 44tf
o. C. Boggs and family returned
yesterday from Newport, Oregon.
Kindling1 for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. 63tf
M r. and M is. D. W . Stone of
Bend, former residents of the Vul
ley, are spending a few days visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ItichmonU
of W'illow Springs.
ance at Childer's hull every
Wed. and Sat. night. 109
The California cunning peach
growers announced a sell-out of
the 1 W29 pouch crop at the top
price of $80 per ton. Independent
growers expect more.
Dance at Childers hall every
Wed. and Sat. night. 10!)
Marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday, the first duy of July, to
tho following: Rupert Percy Daw
son, 48, and Bertha Burbrldge
Oowle, 61, both of Bukersfield,
Cal. ; Johnson Brownie Baught, 22,
and Martha V. Laws. 1 K, both of
Rogue River; Samuel L. Rogers,
52, Sun Francisco and Minnie E.
Aldrlch, 40, of Oakland: Merle Ed
ward Frier, 28, of Los Angeles and
Vivian Helton Petrlk, I!!"., of Klam
ath Falls.
Best and lutgost Fourth of July1
celebration evor held at Pacific Pa-1
vlllon on Pebble Beach, 4th, 5th,
6th and 7th of July, Crescent City,'
Cal. Free shows, roller skatlnar, I
dancing, stunts. 103
Mrs. W. M. Jones of Medford
left for Crater Lake this morning
on the stage. Mrs. Jones will be
employed at the lake this summer.
J 4i dies' house dresses, offcle
dresses or nurses uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure Tho
J. R. Soamca "Rosalia" line.
Every' wearer is a booster." Call
904 -L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also silk drosses for sale.
Mrs. Bur to. 45tf
Mia. C. W. Rlvos and Miss Agnes
Rlvo of Oakland, Cal., arrived In
Medford this morning to visit Miss
Myra Bugart and Miss M. B. Ed
wards.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 827tf
W, 8. Doty of the Crescent City
Investment company, and Arthur
West arrived here from Baker City
this morning. Mr. Doty had been
Investigating some mining claims
owned by Mr. West.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes, Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tf
A Ford roadster, stolen from H.
O. Holt of Medford, was recovered
by Police Chief 1'has.- Claun Friday
morning after it wns abandoned on
a side street In this city. Ashland
Tidings.
Green pino slabs, 18-ln., $R per
loan: big truck. 4 Vfc tiers. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76. 0tf
II. A. Berg of the Century In
demnity company of Portland was
at Bee he Sims real estate office
on business today.
Entire stock Bnclha embroidery
packages on sale nt one-third off
regular price. Handicraft Shop.
102
A building permit was Issued yes
terday hy the building department
to M. O. Olds to repair a residence
ut 523 East Main, ut a cost of
f sou.
Window gin, all slses; nlso plate
gls Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKI (Inod jnrhnnli- who
will lnk. omun of hminH hip in
lown. ioin( mmrt iniMhttH. aji
lly In iternon, 1 IK Ho. tVntinl.
ior.
Villi Itl'.NT Furnished 6 room
hmii(; HlipltK prMvh, $3: 1
month. 417 Kin,, mi
run K.M.I'; Kttotolutk.'r Iniirlnii
mr. IliMol collilltton. tlooil tlroH.
1.1.1 South
104
MMl SAI.K ronfrrtlonvrv n nd
pool hnll: koimI IooaiIoii: wiMI
viiiiIhmI. Hi. If jrtri Frank
l.i'nl". iwihIp Point. 1.11
KOH NAI.K-Snmll spoil norn
Pluno. snei n if mkrn ihln wi-ok
W Hin.h tit Tulont. OivKon. 1AH
HU ItKNT &-rooin motlortt hoio
on tivMnihi : ko.mI tihiitlp. In
MllliT J N. Ppiull. lOS'K
K l: K X I SIIKII APAIITMKNT
rooms nnd hHlh; KrlKhlalrr . h.il
tvr. lcnm hrni. S Ho. Ormw.
JOSlf
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tyree and
children of Cincinnati and Mrs.
Frank Tyree of Catlettsburk, Ky.,
arrived this morning on the Shasta
to visit D, U. , Tyree. The party
plans to stay in Medford until Mon
day. All kinds of spraying done by
Allen, reasonable prices. Phone
your order to 1039 or 422-L. tft
Miss Betty MoClave of Han Fran- !
Cisco arrived In Medford this morn-
ing on the Shasta to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Doremus.
Bucllla embroidery packages, In-'quite a large number of Hteehead j PORTLAND, Ore., July 2. (IP)
eluding stamped article and all have been seen In the river. ; Seventy-five families frpm . mid
thread to work. On sale at one-S Grants Pass Courier. ; western states were settled during
third off regular price, flee win-! Mrs. Fred Mats of Portland Is 1 jUhe on arme throughout llie state,
dow display. Handicraft Shop. 102 . in Medford visiting the Henry Han- by tne land 8ettiemeut department
Among the Calltomlans register- j n family. Mrs. Matz plana to bej0f; the Oregon State Chamber of
ed at local hotels are Mrs. O. J. and ; In Medford some time. ' 'Commerce, according to a report is-
Miss M. L. Strangman, Mr. and O. L. Goff and J. W. Klrkpatrlck, :flUed todav
Mrs. M. K. Frual, Mr, and Mrs. M. j both with the Sun Life, left fori The report indicates that families
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. ; Kugene today to attend the Sun are coming to Oregon In much
rtooges ana miss v. m. janzen m
los Angeies: miss rcria wall or Mrs. josepn jnarcom or i:orvar
Antioch, Mrs. H. K. Dyke of! Us, a former resident of Jackson-
Lathrop, Mrs. C. C. Hockey andville and Ashland, has returned to
two children of San Pedro, John
Mclntyre. Mrs. Betsy Mclntyre and
! att,e B pirmBtam of Oreenvllle:
Mr and Mrs H w Robinson and
Mrs. F. Lydlard of Grass Valley, (and Mrs. Mary K. Greaves of Med
and the following from Han Fran-! ford spent several days last week
Cisco: Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. ! visiting friends in Ashlands:
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mas- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor of
Hfv. Mr nnrl t i- U W Stnrli-m-1 Rueh entertained a number of
an(, Mr and Mrs, c. L. Chaney.
c'mherine Grim mi ir nnd
Mrs. K. A. Bousermnn of Long
t(1l(.h
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. I 327tf
Ca rter Boggs of Mtlii f ord left
yesterday for Diamond lake.
Dr. D. A. Chamners. optometrist.
is now in his new offices. Suite 404
Medford Bldg. Practice limited to
the correction of eye defects and
the flttfng of glasses. Phone 18X.
'ins1
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Good of
Glendale topped off at Medford
Oils "morning. They will take the
stagq to Klamath Falls, where they
will vslt friends and relatives.
Wm. M. Shapiro and brother of
Chicago arrived in Medford this
morning from the north. The Sha
piro brothers, who are interested
in the distribution nf fruits and
vegetables, are on their way to
Saernmonto.
16-in. green pine slahwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med
ford Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. 53tf
Mr. and Mrs. Max GeBaur and
family have returned to Medford
following an extended trip to
Southern California and Mexico.
A report of all fires and acci
dents due to the use of fireworks
and firearms on J uly 4 will be
sought by Clare A. Lee. state fire
marshal. The Information will be
used in correcting conditions in the
future.
H)-ln. green pine slahwood $1.00
per tier, haul it yourself. Medford
Fuel CO.. Tel. 631. 53tf
The rush of applicants for car
pormlts, to tho sheriff's office, be
gan to slacken' a bit today. The
half price for licenses started Sat
urday, when riS local people Were
served. Yesterday 1 1 2 more took
out permits, hut this morning the
sheriff's office had reverted to Its
normal state once again.
Hcth M. Bullls has returned from
a tWo weeks trip to New York.
Films In at 10 A. M.
Ready at S P. M. .;.
PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
KODAK, BOOK, GIFT SHOP
1
During a week of hot
weather our Bread
has stood the test. It
kept fresh longer.
During' July we give
a theatre ticket with
each 25c purchase.
MODEL
BAKERY
111 West Main
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ExeH Finishing?
C. J. Mcpherson of the Portland
Maytag office, who hus been here
for the last three weeks on busi
ness. Is leaving for Klumath Falls
tonight.- i
Mrs. Lyda King, county health;
nurse, Is spending today at Green I
Springs on health work. j
Select grade factory Mocks $8.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
&3tf
Kalph Cowglll, who has charge;
I of the Rogue Itiver survey, was in;
'the city Saturday. Me states thut i.
wie insurance meeung.
j her home, following a months visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Ed Dutoon
and Mrs. Jesse Taylor.
I . Mrs. Joseph Morcom of Corvallls
' friends at a picnic on the little
! Annlea-ate Hundav. The nartv in-
eluded Mrs. Joe Morcom of Oor-
vallls, Mrs. Mary E. Greaves, Miss
Pauline Greaves, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Greaves a nd sons, Mr. and M rs.
Jesse Wilson and sons,, Luclle
Taylor,- Winston Hotel and Mrs.
Pennington aijd children.
R A V The f u n era I Her v I cch f o r
Enola Ruth Ray were held ut the
Perl neral home Sunday June
a splendid service, and Mrs. R. K.
McKlhose sang two beautiful solos,
"Sunset Gate" and "Absent." The
pall bearers were Karl C. Gaddis,
C. C. Lemon, Walter Mundy, Dr.
R. C. Mulhulland, ('has. Wing and
Chas. Reames. There was a pro
fusion of floral tributes, which
made a beautiful setting, and
many of her friends were in at
tendance. The remains were laid
to rest in the Medford Memorial
mausoleum.
Wedding Bells
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parker
Saturday, June 29, received a
telegram announcInK the marriage
i( thoir son, . C.oorKe It. Parker,
to' MlH MarBuerlte Scott of To
IH'ka, Kan.iaR. The hrido has been
a teacher In the Medford hlh
school for the past four years.
They will make their home at
Ootsa Lake. B. C, where .Mr. Par.
ker ha been farming for the past
17 years. Mr. Parker Is well
known here, having lived here dur
ing his boyhood. Grants Pass
Courier.
flnwwlfl-d ndvnrtlslng aetn rmi!t
t' 1
i Obituary - i
GET YOUR -
Kodaks and Kodak Films
For the 4th NOW
The Kodak film in the yellow box assures the
best results. '" i .. ' . v i
Our films are always fresh from the factory.
Have, you seen the new Brownie cameras in
colors'? Ami pictures? Just wonderful.
Medford Book Store.
34 N. Central Ave.
EASTMAN
FILMS
AXL
Take Plenty of Them
Over the
We buy back all you do not use.
WE RENT KODAKS
Ask About Our Liberal Plan
Jarmin & Woods
AGENTS FOR
THE OWL DRUG CO.
PRODUCTS
175 Fl
! MIDWESTf SETTLE
i larger numbers than last' year.
in June, 1928, the farm "Settle
ment department of the state cham
ber settled onlv 59 families. Dur-
i jnK te first half of last year 181
' famine's have been located in Ore-
gon and during the first few
months of this year 307 families
Iiavtf become reshlents of the slate.
An investment of $1,122,725 was
brought In to the estate, according
to the report, aga;nst $633, 7G0 In
vested by those who came during
the first six months of 1928. As
rtpieseuted in acreage, 17,903 were
purchased this year against 11,404
during the same period last year.
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and Medford Service Sta-
' tlon.
8 to S Pig Tail Meat Market.
9' to 10 California' Oregon
f Power company. 4
Wednesday.- .Inly 3
11:30 to 10 Model Cleaning
nV company. 4
10 to 10:30 Mann's Depart-
ment Store.
10:30 to 11 Heath's Drug
Store.
11 to 11:30 Medford Electric
company. 4
4 11:30 to 12 Lewis Service 4
Station.
12 Noon News flashes. Mall 4
4 Tribune, 4
12 to 12:30 Jackson County 4
4 Rulldlng & Loan.
4 12:30 to 1 Hubbard Bros. 4
4 1 to 1:30 City Cleaning, nnd 4
4 Dyeing Works. 4
4 1:30 to 2 Heebe & Kindle. 4
4 2 to 2:30 Mndrona Dairy. 4
4 2:30 to 8 Alexander Grocery. .4
' 6 to 6:16 lsis Theatre. 4
4 6:15 to 6:S0 Mall Tribune
4 news and markets. 4
4. 6:80 to 7 Crescent Dairies. 4
4 10 to 12 Dreamland Palace. 4
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