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Newspaper Page Text'! I r V AG"E TWO WroFOfti mail TRrnrrsn, mctfqtid. onEOoyr, TiirftsDAY. . july is, 1029, Iocal and 'Personal Mr. nnd Mm. J. K. KoIIkh. Mrs. It. j. Ctnwr ami daiiKtiior Kvt-lyn were among thoMo who Bpent Sun day at Crater Kake. Money loaned to worthy people to nay their Moment rieltn. ThonuiH Utility Co., Jtm. 12, I'altn Ulk., cor Maln nnd Front, upMtuir. Z4lf Mm, H. Ia Cooper left ypHterdsty Amone tho tourlwtB and others I from a distance rpRlhlered at Med- fur California after xpeudinK two ford hotel are Mrs. Alice V. and j weeks In Medford. MIsh Marian Cadey of New Ho- The Uontiy Daneo at Jaeknon cholle, N. y., Dr. t H. Mmlth or KprlnKH, Hat. Uniontown, Pa., MIhm winy Moouy ,je there, lift and MIhh Margaret nmn' The few Imotlm at the city mar band Point. Ida., and M. J. Hellly. . . lllnrillll(f InjhineKH with a lame variety of Iau fence Anderson, who will be the manoKcr of the new I'Jkk' WiKKty store In A.shlnnd. which opeim next Hutunliiy, with IiIh fam ily will noon move to that city frtrni Afedford. Screens and wlndowa. City Cuh lliet WorkM. 227 N. Kir St. 1 2 .1 A haliy clinic will he held at tho local V, W. C. A. headquarter tomorrow afternoon, Htarilni; at l:3(i. All mother Intending to Koniolhiiif; different. hrliiB hclr children to the clinic are iinkpu to phono the health of fice, before noon tomorrow. A. M. Harrington and Mr. Nteh ola Jacob, and two Bonn of Chi C8R0, 111. $2. DO per load $2.0, green plna slabs, 12 or lB-ln. Auk about fre kindling. Med. Kuel Co., Tel. 631. 105tf Mrn. U. 1-3. JoneH and ;rand- h'une Krown fruit and vegetable. Tree propH; al; lennth. Jorter I. umber Co. Phnne 124. 122 Mr. and Mr. Ualh Hchlmllcr or Coivalli, friend of Mr. and Mrs. Howard i. Kearey, are viHltinK with tln-in at their home on the BOYS FACE JUDGE IPOUCEMAN SLAYS' I b,--..!' - " FOR TAKING FRUIlj PORTLAND ROBBER Mm I -1 S. P. CARS' IN PISTOL BATTLE Born, to Mr. and Mrn. Herbert 1 ftarjoton.Mit Prospei t; July IS, twin j Clrls, five nnd three-quarter and flyo and one-luilf poundx, ut tllu' I Sacred Heart hnppllal. ,1 .1' T...1. .r..i.u. ,.n inn,.itiu n,......-: .' . ... .... . I umber f'o ' J'lio io it? j"'.. cu,1HOC""vo i"tn nail plundered ! A rold.ei went to a tlieairc here .urn ler ,o. lono . Southern Pacific earn and carried Jimt ninlu to dtaite a show of his dlKtVlct wax a Medford visitor tliln ' ?,ff " 0f from '5 t0 !""',", "' "'' " " morgue. dauBhter left thin afternoon for j north I'm lfle hiuhway. They ar Klamath Kalla. where they will rived here Wednesday nhout noon, visit Mrn. Jones' hon, tiuntford of and Htayeil over Wednenday tllKllt that city. j enjoy a trip up the Hokuu rlvir'r Kresh flan from ocean; all kindn. ""' Mr- Kl''""' T1"-y Phone A. O. Adams. 916-X, or call ' uro1 "n "'lr w"y fn"" " va' at 229 Jiesalo St. Wo deliver. 117' j tH" " MeKenzle I linn, vim l UIH IVIHl, JiWIUMIl I' UII The hlh mrhool Chrltlan Kn deavor group of the Klrt ChrlH tlan church will meet promptly nt 7 o'clock tomorrow evenliiK at the church. They will attend the rally which Ih to he held In the purk at Ashland. Dahco at Dreamland. ChlldeiV hull, every Wed. and Hat. tf HtectheadH are becoming numer oU In the upper river, several haviiif? Ieeii caui; lit within the pasi several day. Hainhow (!lbon of Weaaku Inn report rate he there ranging In weight from four ind a half to even and a half pounds, Granta PHh Cbtirler, The new fiuper Klto Quad out hoard motor I on display at Win. Harnett, 31 N. Hartlett. 117 Mrs. K. J. KolinHky ut Crater Tjake left laHt night for Kan Fran lco where Hhe will spend everal ; day. ' Selected grepn block and ntabs, J2 or lti-ln., no edgliiKS, Ak about free kindlliiK. Med. Kuel Co., Tel 631. lor.tf Marriage licenses were liwued yesterday to Henry T. Patterson 1!8. bnd Ora Evelyn Schaad, 1, of "William, Cal., and Anthony Oar- rozola, !ifi, of Kan Kninclseo and Kva Stephen. 26. of Stockton. Cal A child health clinic t being held at Ashland today, ome of the nure from the local unit having left thiB tioon to attend tho meet ing. Beat tree props. Med. Lumber Co. 1 16tf IawH enacted at the 1UV.) legl- laluro providing for uniform court fees in tho various Oregon coun ties, end providing ffir the collec tlon of certain fee to furnish mon- y with which to meet the Increa- cd salurle granted to circuit Judges, aro both operative, accord ing to an opinion handed down by the attorney-general. Tho opln Ion was Hotight by a number of ulHtrlct attorney who havo been unable to reconcile the two net. io to Ashland Thursday even ing. Concert at 8. dance at 11. JI7 Mra. V. m. Hanklns and chil dren havo returned to their home at Morrill, Klamath ' county, after visiting for Keveral week with friend and relative In Hie vicinity of Jacksonville. Pahco every Sal. Nat. 11!0 Notice. KukIcm,', Nnlicn! During Dr. KresMe'H absence, please call Dr. A. K. Dodson, PhlppH lUdg. 117 1 Among the OrogonlatiH register ed at MedTord hotel are Mr. and Mrrt. J. D, MeCormlek of Kalm, WllHon A. Itlch of Kttgene, MrH. P. C. Swart of Canyonvllle. Mr. nud Mr. Tho. Dickson of .Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mr, (leo. v. Kuaton of Bend, and the following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mr. J. MerH foldor. Mr. and Mr, o. H. I Humb ert y, Mr. and Mr. C. A. Hraun, MIhh T. .laokeiiHon. Mis Marie1 Urucc, K. P. Dolan and family, Mr. B. T. Soden and Mr. and Mr. Kay i Smith. Anyonft wanting Hawlelgh goods, I call 1 04 1-M. 2A 1 Mrn. Lutle Dally and daughter. MrJory und Kern, of Seattle, well known former resldentH hen-, are In Medford Visiting relative. Dr. HalHtead. pioneer In mnsso and electro therapy. Practiced in Mpdford Hlnce 19ir. Now located t'BE N. Oakdale, Phone 1470. U'li tinlform tree prop. Med. l.nm-IDitf Mr. Man: A hot, stuffy kitchen is no place for Priond Wife , theso kind of days. Home baking is not worth the price of her health. Let us do tho bilking. I, That's our business. I jand AHhhirid. They are "much im I pressed with the Valley and the j wonderful water system of Med i ford. Medford Typewriter Kxchange, at Marahall Ptg. Co. I'hone 1363. 13! Walter I,everette and daughter, .1 ea n a nd Doreen , ret ti rned la st i night from u' week's tay in Ku- gene. ' Dance. Kagle Point Sat. night. TicltetH 7Sc. t JL'O Mr. II. K. I fain rn and daugh-ti-r Kay left on the Crater Kake stage this morning for a vIhK al the hike. Let me write your fire insurance, Carl Y. Tengwald, Jiotel Holland. I'hone ! J 3 . tf Mrs. Fred (',. Vcy and son ( lor-; don if Scuttle arrived In Medford this morning from Los Angeles tol spend several ilay vlHlting Mr. and Mrs. U T. Temby of Medford. A reminder of the fat approanh- ing packing season may be Keen at tlio Porter Lumber Co., where they are unloading t carload of tree props. I'hone 14. Wl Kane Keigusou, Neville Itlden and Xorrl Porter have returned hme after visiting MIhh Doris lone a nd relatives of M iss Fer guson at Klamath Falls. Dance with the Llthfan in cool Llllifa park. Thursday, July 1. from II till is. 117 Mis Winifred Coe of Portland arrived In Medford (hi morning to visit her brother, Karl Coe, Owing to business relation In California, T mut wall at a sacri fice my bUHluesH hero known ah (he Dutch Oven, located at COIi'S. 1 Itlverslde. 22 i Miss Hut h Ottoman, who ha , been visiting In Kugene, returned j home on tho Shasta Iat night. $.ri.0f) Special rt.(0 per load, fac tory block. Med. Fuel Co., Tel, ti;n. io:.tf A five-year average of pool I prices pit Id by five large cooper atlve organisations In tint Vaklma and Wcnntehee valleys show that the Delicious variety lead all others by a wide margin of profit uncording to the preliminary re port Issued by Neil W. Johnson research assistant In farm manage ment at Wanhlnirlnn State college. Ki nca Id's regular dance. Knglc oint Sat. night. Tickets 7r.e. 2( C. T. lllgdon and A. Y. Smith of the Maytag company wont to Nike o' tho Woods on business Wednesday. All kinds of spraying done by Allen, reasonable prices. Phono your order to UlSIt or 422-L. tf li. 1. Sllnsou of Portland left for Klamath Falls yesterday. Dance every Sat. Nat. 120 Mis Helen Stow of San Diego left today for Concrete, Wash., after spending a day visiting Mil ton Harvey and family. Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. :i'J7tf J. T. IjiwIcn of Portland, who I with the Chicago Northwestern railroad, left for Klamath Falls yesterday. Tree props; all length. Potter limber Co. Phone 124. 1 2S t S. llnff of Penokee, Kan., and two daughters, Olive and Mrs. Ava tiffin, and two grandchildren are visiting his nephew. C. L. (luff. Marcella 1 tow man has installed the latest In permanent wave nut- hlncM in tho Jtowinau (leant y Shoppe. n 'Yank Mnbr of Medford. arrest- ! d Sunday hy Truffle Officer llu i bert Hnxle for speeding, was fined : $Mt and cimls In Justice court Tues jday morning. --CrantH Pass Courier. Dunce, ii till 12. Kagln P'dnt every Sal. Tickets 7.'c. 120 K. II. Viiuug arrived hmne this morning from Scatite wImh-c- he spent two lay on business. I $2,ri per load, $2.rn, greu pluc I uliihs. 12 or Hi in. Ask about free klndlhig. -Med. Kuel Co., Tel. ti.lt. lar.'if Included amom the Califitrnians at Med lord hotels me M r. mtd Mrs. 11. Peterson of Arbtn kle. , Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Dletn of Dev erly Hills, Mr. atid Mrs. K. A. !or- tlon of Herkeley. Mary A. I,irlini or Long Heach, Mr. and Mrs. W.j , II. Wilson of Pasadena, Mr. and i Mr. L. I. Scott of ItuHhtgame. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. O f Los An aeles, ami the following from San Ktanclsco: Mr. and Mrs. H. Dutlon. Mr. and Mr. W. II. War 1 ner. Mr, and Mrs.. l. A. Mullin. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jausen, Theo dosiii K. Tobey, lluby Adler. Mrs. M. P. Csse a I ui Ml- 1. Keemtn, The Doyuy 1 In nee at .iHekson Snrlngs. Sal. SomethiiiK different. He Ibere. 1 HI t'romlneiit ell i.ens and business men of Ashlimd are sponsoring a big ail-cmnmuulty (lance In Ltthlu tark, Thursday evening, July IS. The purpose U to help pay for the brand new floor. Medford folks ate Invited. A reminder of the fad approach ing packing NeHnon may bo seen at the Porter Lumber Co., wheri they nre unloading f carloads of 1rv props. Phone 1 24. J2 Kirk Nortun of Seattle, who Is with the New York Central rail road, left for Portland yesterday. let those fenders and auto bodies straightened at Hrlll's Sheet Metal AVork. opposite Lewis Super i yervlco Station. Phone 41. tfl morning Local and long distance hauling. We sj ve you money, Hawley 'I'rans fer, Olii N. Klvcrside. Tel. J044-X. 16 "Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Morrcll of Oakland, Cal., are visitors in the city this week, having arriW-d here yesterday to visit Mrs. Merrlll'a sister, Mrs. Mamie Kiddell. ' Kincald's Imperial Orchestra every Sut.( lOnglo Point. . 120 Mrs. Jennie Hrrtzlc, waitress nt the Hotel Holland coffee shop, has been reported ill at her home for the past two dayH, with a cold. Dressmaking, smocking and bul (onllole. The Fahlon Shbp, 424 Medford lilclg. Phone 1181. 13tf (Jiiests at local hotel from Washington Include Mr. Mid Mr, tflnicr Ktuitsen or KellluRham, Miss A bble Hreen of Tacoma, H. D. Patterson and daughter or Kel so, and the following from Seattle: Mr. and M.r; N. IL Hrown, Mr. and' Mrs. W. J. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hubbard und Miss Agnes Hogg. Tree props; all lengths, purler Lumber Co. I'hone 124. 122 John II. CHI of San Francisco arrived In Medford this noon to visit Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Chase of Table Hock. ?R.0o Special fS.oo per loud, fac tory bloclm Med. Flle Co":, Tel. ML HOtf Mis Huby Mlllon. who ha been visiting In Ashland, left this morn ing for Oratits Pass. Transferring and storage. Quick service. Phone 831. F. K. Kahison Co-. 22!t N. Itlverslde. 121 I'll to early this afternoon ho forest fires bad" been reported .it the Crater National forest office here for the past two days".' Selected green blocks and slab.. 12 or K-in.. mi edgings. Ask about free kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 6SI. Ml.-,tf J. 11, Pa mail of KtevenHville, Mob.t., left today for his hTme, after visiting friends in Central Point nnd Medford for the last two weeks. Window glass, all sizes; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. Mrs. J. N. Sinclair IcTt this noon for Portland, where she will join relative .and go on an extensive vaeaton trip. .Medford Typewriter FxchaMgo. at. Marshall Ptg. Co. Phone I3ti3. 13'i " Mis Alta Naylor will Icavo to I morrow for Trinidad. Cal, spend the next two weeks visiting friends. Mrs. dene Howland of Central Point spent this morning In the oily shopping nnd transacting busi ness. Two minor accident took place yesterday, without any serious damage In cither caHO. The flrit one was a collision between a Dodge driven by Cladwyn Davis nnd it car driven by Mrs. C. D. While, at the corner of Hlxjh and Oakdale. According td the report of Mr. Davis, hi brakes failed ,to hold. Tho other was iL collision between d Ford coupe driven by C. L. Drowning and a car driven ly W. M. Progman, the fender being torn Mf the flrs't car, which was wheeled ardund by the force of Hip collision. , Sixty-eight (nil of the Hliilo ears from all part, of the Cnlted States registered here yesterday with the local state auto traffic bureau. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Johnson have been entertaining Mrs. Johu- son" brother, S. Stockton Taylor and wire or lts Angeles, at their! home on Siskiyou Heights. Win. K. Isaac left today by mo-j tor for a in. day vacation trip! north. He will take in Vancouver, I Victoria and other points of iuter- esl. Fred Wahl. manager of tin: Ijike o' Hie Woods resort, company left today for several days' visit at the lake. While there Mr. Wahl will take charge of the new Improvement program which is Hearing completion and adding greatly to the attractiveness of this popular summer resort. Mrs. Lydn Ferguson, mother of Carman K. Melt, accompanied by her daughter, Mis Pearl Moll, nnd son t ! leu n, of Itolse. Ida., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moll and family. (Ilenn Moll is a senior student at Spokane university, in l he ministerial department, and will preach nt the Chrtstlnt) church Sunday morning. 4 J-'O worth of Jruit and nroduce ' unidentified, with a bullet from a, and on the fourth night hroko Inlo i poline,lliin rrvolvop lodged In hi e i throat and Portland theater offl- ii.i ' ' u" wherd John v. t Jih . . L . . . T. . . . V i "'"naifor, nnd two otl.orH ,.. ... .u , i,-u, i.i i n.lliH.g. l.,,1Ty notified vuUefi. hen. to liuve been In trouble, he- iHi,lo lhu ;ffk,, tlle' ul(1(!llti. fore mavRO to a eorrectlon Hchool.lr ,,,..,-, wl, r,li, e said wan ..io I... n, nun iuiikhu in IK'" I OX tolled ironi id to in, were arrenled ye theater ' were i terduy and flueKtloned by Southern Pacific InHpector W1lra of KuKPiie ami Traffic Officer (ieorfr.e i'refi cott. Two of the boys were lildinK lii the tramway of the local ice plant when they were taken by the otflcerK, according to Mr. J'reicott. Another had jiiBt emerjjed rroni imdernoalli a car bn Klcventh slieet. Tho Heal was broken by the boyn bn the Southern Pacific car before Iho theft took place. The first rixlit u large haul of hummus was taken; Ihe second (light, water meloDH, and the third night, canla Ioiidph. The three liama unci a Klde of bacon taken from tho Swift company were found by the offi cers on the roof of tho Ice plant, where the boya had attempted to hide thctn. ' " ' . 4 r New Home Open for Inspection Next Sunday forced Smith to cive up $4110(1 In the Kaf.. An ho turn ed it flee he wan confronted by OfflcdiH Wrlitht and Vincent, who retuiiud bin fire In a pitched bat tle, lloth policemen emptied their revultera ut blm, .partially hidden by. a dooii.- until a bullet plow ed tluWub.' htx mouth und ; raiiKcd downiviird In IiIh throat. The new home bulll by Mrs. Sadie Ossenbriigae r.t IJ4 Van couver avenue, and jilKt' completed. Ik one of Ihe ncatcat Ip the city. It has five rooms with uariiKC at tached. Is strictly modern In every W'ay. The new feature or construction of this house Is the Fltilo tllo roof and the sldewulls of Fitlto shakes. laid with wide cvosures, both of which produce beautiful effects. The Kitlte products and other building material were furnished by the Woods l-tnrilier com finny. Kd Whiteside wuh the contractor. .1. II. I. nek did the mlnthm and the l'jrker Tile & Mantlt.' company I mmMi I It'll the Inlerlor tile work. The new home wilt hcwipened for 'inspection Sunday; ,luly--2lst. from 10 r.. m. to 7 p. m.. and an Invitation is extended tn tltc pub lic to view this model home. CAPTAIN HOYT ON HOP FOR ALASKA SAFE STORAGE We have unlimited space In our new fireproof con crete warehouse. We so licit grain for storage, be lieving we have the best and safest place in the val-' ley to store your grain. See MONARCH Seed,&FeedCo. tj. Warehouse Cor. Tenth and $outh Fir MITC'HKL KIKIJ), X. V., July IS. (P) Captain Itoss (1. Iloyt. re fueller if tlie ai'iny endurance plane Question .Mark, look off for Alaska in, a single center pursuit plane at 2:3H p. m. daylight time today in an attempt to make a flight of Miio miles iiuicker than such a journey was ever completed before. Captain iloyt planned the flight to demonstrate tj1(, j'featllllHUy of ejitenillng ' the preseirt pursuit range of army ships by increasing liore.(.wor. HE'S COMING! HUNT'S CRATERIAN Wed., July 24 The Idol of P5.ris, the Sensation of America Maurice Chevalier Pronounced "SHA-VAL-YAY" AERIAL 'JOY JAUNTS' Scvcrlil mcmlitTFt of tho Copcn ni'KiuiiziKhin enjoyed aorlitl "Joy rhh's" Inst ovnlnf? with lMlot R. H . (rmon! nnd Si I ,a r sc n , sn 1 o.s munaKor.of the l.lnc Mutorhtl com puny, who npptit the nicht here. SIpssps. Ormnnd nnd IniRn are rnvorlnc this territory in tho In terest of their firm, whtrh In one of Ihe hvkv ojiMterti inttnnfrtiMur pljn of hlph tension line nnd Htroet Itirhtlnir rdulpment. This iM prnh Uhly one of the first times n com tuerelul snlesntnn has called on tocnt eiistotnrr.s nsltit: u private plune for ttansportatloii. thoiiKh inany havo visited here vln the remilat air Much In recent months. Ml. t.areti is learnhti h. fly his own plane atid will rover this ter ritory hy air In (he future, arcord- Iiik lo report. Pilot Ormond Is u well known ;i viator, ha vine heen flyinj; sin I 'lt. lie was eomtnandcr yf 'he list aero squadron in the U'tuld war find lias PHtahllshed an vnvi aide repuiatloii for Ills aerial eMl- Mrs. John A. Currfe and dntiRh- ters fJntee, Margaret and Kuth. und AliRM Isabel (,'Urrie and Miss Alice l laihlUon, . all of (.Vinton, N. V,, am In tiie city visijlnw friends. The party which arrived here hy car Wednesday slopped to visit Colonel' Thomson in Voscniite park on the way here.. The Curries are former residents of Medford and inure, who Ik now attonditiK St. Law re nee university at Canton, was valedictorian of the class of "17 of Medford hik'h school. The late Mr. Clinic was president of I lie Tom Hn llox company. The party, with the. except jon nCMls ltahel Ciirrle , who will leave for Olympla, Wush., tonight, will he here for two weeks. Wedding Bells Powelt-Reedcr ' The wedding of V. I. IWels and Kulalee Heeder tnnk place at St. Mark'B church In thin city Suiulnv, Juno 14, alter tlle noon servlcee. Mm full Kplscnpal marrtaKe cert ninny belli used by Knth.iT V. B. Hniiilllon. The wcdcllng wax n iinlet one. only Mr. nnil .Mrs. A. It. IVmels, hrollier and 'Slsterdn-lnw of the Rnnini. of Tactuim, Wash., IicIiir present. The hrtdo and groom left nt once for Orator Lake, where they remained until yesterday wheii they returned to Medford nnd are at home nt Ml tjneen Anne. TMev ere accomiwnled lo Crater l.aVe hy Mr. nnd Mm. A. H. I'owels The' groom Is dintrlct manarer of the (iencrnl I'etroleum corpora tion tvllh hcniluinirtor here. He came from Ihe t'orlland office foitr monlha ago and In one nf Hie pro gressive business men of Ihe cllv The hrldc has resided In Klani. nth Kalla for some time nnd I a daughter of .Mr. and Mm. Alvln Heeder of thai illy. Messrs. ill in., nil and Lilrsen made trip o Klamath Kails to day. Iielug ;.-.. m iii.-d by ,. c. Ihompson. iivlsi..n miiniigier of the Callri.rnla tlregon Power com pany. Cpon iheir reinrn this even IliK. l.arseu will ti.Ue Ihe train for I'orll.iml while iirmnnd will re- iiiiiui neri lor a iishiim irlp on Ihe Anglic river with some of the t'opeo men. II. .lb or Hie visitors were loud In their praise or the new Medrord airpert n tin predicted h.is.nf na- llouill publicity ,(..! this cltyVtirn-gM-sslveness In ' '(istiil.llslilng such a splen.llil purl. BROMLEY FILMS NEW AIRPORT FROM PLANE The first nlr tniivles or (he new MiMtf.inl aiiporl were taken last evening by . ;r,.nilcy. ndver llslng manager and caniernnian for the Calirnnila tiregon Power company. Mr. Itrnmley made a flight over Ihe clly iiii.I adjacent territory with Pilot (irmond In a Waco biplane ami shin some fine views or the new pert from the air. as well as numerous picture of .Meilr..ril and vicinity. To make tne turn mow Interesting, llenrv Klubrer. local pilot, was taken In action on the new tlebf. Ian. ling and taking err from Meiifdnls $120.0(111 airport. The films when completed will be given wide showing throughout this territory by the ('open news reel, as a means of advertising the big alr oit celebration this fall. PRETTY SAYLE STORY Members of the Copco forum enjoyed n humorous reading this noon when "TU6 Specialist," fa tuous masterpiece of Chit: Sayle. well known coined ia. was plve.i hefore Ihe assembled group. A short talk on tho Region uud ion, which takes l l.u-e Saturday after noon was made by Lloyd William son, drum major of the 1 jcl-Iou drum corps. Cigars weiv provided as a .surprise feature by Ward hanmond, who announced the ar rival (tf a new da ughte TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SACltlKICK NA1.K New ! - room modern house, just completed. SK.iU; $:luo t itsh. bal ance terms. Ty 11 1 o m inodciii house with stove: ea.st fioni. nice shade, lots of fruit, IHM0; S.tlMI. Xew. Hlrictly modern r-roon house, for lease or sale. One of Ihe nicest small bungalows ver built Ih Medford. Price $:ililin reasonable terms. World's Greatest 1 Entertainer In the Most Ve' Triumphant I of All . I Singing, Talking ' Pictures ' STORE-WIDE REDUCTION On;lAll Spring and Summer COATS ; ' DRESSES HATS SWEATERS ' UNDERTHINGS uB. Hoffmann- "Smartness Without Extravaganca" Trade Unionists' Notice We urge you In behalf of the labor movement to patronize only such places that display the UNION HOUSE CARD. The fol lowing is a list of the firms that have the CARD, and believe in being fair to the people who work for them: McGill's Drug Store Mcdcrn Coffee Shopi The Coffee Tavern Rex Cafe CULINARY ALLIANCE NO. 553 MARK BURNS, Sec'y. ' -V ". "LOOK FOR THE HOUSE CARD" ' "Innocents of Paris M, We Mamifacture dufOu'n Climafej' MAIN 04 mT w Four Complete Shows Daily at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 P. M. ALL TALKING ALL JOYFUL, ALL BUBBLING OVER WITH GORGEOUS GIRLS SNAPPY HUMOR, COLLEGE PEP That Jolly, Tale of What Happens to the College Athlete Who It's Seldom, Vipw a3 PZ Thought He If Ever, Ji .. PI . X Was Too You'll " yy . Good Fihd Them Together Jarmin & Woods Drug Store Open Every Day Including Sundays' . 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Am-.- Wllilwnml Pink. St.-.BR: Jl.'i in-r ninnth. .Nrnr L'r. .-.ish i'lnionix. J. f. HAItNIIS. 1 I V. . IS S. lYnlnil. I'hiinf.i inti iiii.I I l!i-.l WA.NT.TH HUNT Private Rurnco llflir TrlliUlU' nffici'. tilvi' luvh t lull unrl nrit-i. AdilresK M. Jl.. i'iu'1' Trlhuni'. 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