Medford mail tribune., August 07, 1929, Image 5

TACIF, FIVE
LOCAL VETERANS
LEAVING TONIGHT
FOR CONVENTION
Rev. Mell Will Attend Meeting
Disciples cf Christ at Seattle
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Tomorrow Morning at The Toggery Starts a
MADE EFFECTIVE
IT
fRDFORD MATT, TRfBTTNTTC, MT.PFQRT), OftECiOX, WKDNKsDAY, Al'dl'ST 7. If):.'!).
W- T t . 1 "
hale
Mr' '
'tin1 ii'tri'iichnuMit policy of the j
-unty rutin upon itu- itnlionl j
ind, went' into effect this morn-
in. uml yoUfiiiTs for niatiy utnicr !
ills licaitinij called for reduced
mounts. I
Tim allowance of no :.;;ei1 or sick
t'lif'ficiary was slashed, hut those
he county court cun.siiU:-ei aMe j
ii wink, nt liKht tasks during Hie j
iuit hpusou, wore decreased, j
4"rotestrt nffainst the cut in alms
luiVi been received hy Die court
rout the indineiiiH and their
ricndK. The county court a,'" in
mphasizod thru it had been its
oliry tn retrench only in eases
i luMT. iki reat hardship would be
vurked. !
i The indigent fund for the year
vns nearly exhausted In the first
ix instils and strong action was '
iceessary to forestall the creation I
f an emergency fund. A Mibstan- :
I itl .savins will ho made by the !
resent stand of the county court, t
nt It wil probability In- j
:cd v.rxt ivi liter, w hen iml i inhicv
iclies its pea k.
4-
X.4 T
hit!
11
tearcrnce 5ae
af 77ie Toggery
Starts Tomorrow
I
Kv-ry uit in stocU at the Yoj;
iy will be offered for sale at
tally reduced prices, some u--
m. as half price, during their j .j
jl clearance cvt nt which begins : .
nTimrrtiw. Thursday, morning i 111
e meeting tf
city eouio l
U. 1!
At li
Olivillc
atflided by
local nianatrcr. the Home Tel
horn- mid T.'lcuraph company ofi
fcik'hern Oregon wnrt granted a
llany II. Ko-ers of TuImi. Okla. (Icfl). iinwldcnt of Die Dis
ciples of ( brUt rotiveitiion, scheduled for Auytr-I H-ll at Seal lie.
i)r. rahaiu l Yauk of lallas, Tex. (rlnlil ). Is secretary. '' The Ucv.
l V. Hiiridiain of liidiauapolis (below) Is president Of Ui" TiilliM
Stales Itri&tlaii Milmiary MH-icly. ' ';
SKA'ITi.K, Wiisli., ,U';. T. (T 'dr;'vn from the church- budget.' V
Tbo seventy-filih interna I i n a I ' -V" branches of the church will
. . . ino'i during the convention, each
disposini: of the proldeins peculi.tr
hrist, or I'hiistian church, meets ll( tin-i!- efforts.
in this citv t fiinorni'.v ff r a seven u 1 1 tuL... ti.i-
Ineltided in the assortment of V "? " 7 . ' . l,;i"Kt'1'' lormer neau ui ivoiarj jii-
iiiKh made models will be Hart, j " 1 . !' V". ; V,rn'iU,,naI :,,ul a lllt-ni,,pr ' ,nc
f-.,.. n V. 11 -. .... .-..itu f'.ii- tur.ti ' ' 1 " " 11 " I'-IMTJII r MM'VC 00;il O, I lU.'MtU'ill
;md .voting men.
hi addition lo the snle of suits,
t ; ...mi .,fr,.i. ;
,1 in drss Ihir.,; Katev; klutki l'V T'l.'.'T.V !L .,., lho,"C , uf Illho. .,onv:"Mo,V 'V
uhairman of a reconciliation com- ministers and their work. ,
Imittee, hopeful that the units, ihniie and foreign mission' dis
jv ill a:'-ct in joint eonveniion next ; cussions will lie under the diree
lye;ir nt ';ihiitton. ij,m ,,f tiJn Hw. K. W. IJurnham bf
j The break followed chare that no"ia napolis president since 1 !H !t
church lenders were not enforciuK of the l.'nited I'hristiiin Missionary
'the complete immersion f'-nn of ' siieiety.
'biiptlan. lkra- -.niservattves de- t
iclared soiii" members, particularly r;:iin.in K. Mell. pastor of the
in the missionary field. were .Med ford church will attend and
i "v. inklny" at it. .conduct music at some of the ses-
T!ie pension campaign plans ( so lis. Mrs. 1-. t V. ilmott and
i)irffet-d for the raising tf SS.-'.Mrs. Maybeil t'liurcli, of the local
ni'ht. , (MM, M(m fm- leiii ed ministers, will ' organization and Clenn Mell. bro-
worii sinrts, odd di'iv
ad other, tici'i handle,
ri
trousei
'lenders fioio all over the world
iJr. K. S'. Jouott of Louisville
, Ky.. is ready to report prot;:'es )f ,.nnvention. I r. CIrahaiit
'has been imule in "efforts lo unite Fraiik of Dallas is secretary,
jtlie I triples and the North Amer- .Mnunifvinu our mvii.-trv"' is the
Nearly one hundi ed ,nUin
nuirics and Auxiliuiy niemliers vi!
leave- by train, eai and airplauo
today on ttu-ir treK io caiem im
Ihe .stale eonveniion, which opened
today. The drum corps, which had
a snappy practice last niyhl. j;oiiu
over the Hex1 musical numbers and
drill formation they have been per-.
fe.-thir the la:;t few weeks, will
leave on their special Pullman lo-
ni.uhi at ii:L'ii and arrive in Suluiu
early1 Thursday.
Included amouK the Ameriean,
lA'nirtn 'Auxiliary meniberti ..who,
are leaving for the northern city
today tire .Mik. William Lee Urick-
er,Mrs. Carol Parker, Uelva Aiken,
.Mrs. Vllliam T. Dauyherty. i:ie.
!nore I'urry. Melha Williams. Wini
fred Walker. Mrs. Unluml SmiCi. '
Mrs. 'N. t'haney. Mrs. .Seely Hatl
ami lrj. (iuiulwln Humphrey.,
i I
ACKSONViLLE GRANTS
TELEPHONE FRANCHISE
mi.
hist
.hick-'
itiieliise whitli ullows tlio cilii-
I !:i mliioiKi. l:iiiii,.n-il :il t'.ic- i nnvi'nl inn Hut uf llii iiuivj;. ii ftlirtmil . al '
Iiimi-. .MlnNtiTs (lin i!!!.- the ir nc livi. TMcnma I ".: 1.1c 'Inatitulp, Tli-CO oit- ii
y.'iii'H will ciinli ilj'iti. to ihi- I'uiul. ! visit iiri-uiiii;inioil hiu ImitliiT ti
;lt;(1 it m' : 1 1 li' h.-HU'1 liy iumu-y i Spnti Ic.
:H:::riHSEED CLEANER
INSTALLED BK IHE
MONARCH SEED CO
l .
The permit voted last niKl:;
ikes the place of the former
ranchise, w h 1 c h expired last
Tune.
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Daily Meteorological Report
B
' Wednesday. Auf?-
Med ford and vicinity; Fair to
il ih I and Thursday. Cooler on
!Tlu; rsiiay.
i (jrch'on: Cienerally fair tnnhrht
and Taurrday, bul cloudy on coast.
I Cooler In interior Thursday.
(( out i ibtilcd.)
There will be a picnic of tin.
poultrymen of Jackson county
Ashland, Sunday, Atmust 11th, ii;
Lithia pi.rk. and till are Invited.
'Urinal your lunch, come early aim
stay .late.
There will be speikinK and a
t;eil"ral i;ood lime. Ceo. U. Monk
er. secretary of the Ashland cham
ber of commerce, will welcome iht
poultrymen lo Ashland- Carl Swi
fi.irt, president of the chamber oi
eomme:ve in Medford: U. C. l-'ow-ler.
N. C. Westerfield and others
will spe;.k.
It is fit meetings of this chnrae-
is very - beneficfcil lo the iipbulhl-;
ins of licit cr poultry practices, bet
ter market ins. and better prof iis
Kvery poultryman !n the comity
should make it a point to be pres
ent at, Jhis meeting. I , ,
The regular monthly child wel
fare conference 'will lie held a:
the V. W. C. A. on Friday of
this week from 1 to 4 :::.
i 'hildreu under (I years of ae !
i-e tilled to attend the clinic
Kor appointments call the Y. W
i '. A , di-K, before noon ui
Kriday.. .
Dr. ifmlly polcom. count:
the clinic, assisted by Miss '
K.f:u'iiita Clover, county nure. j
Cnique In its installation, mod
ern in its design, efficient in its
operation and fittini; the needs uf
southern Oregon trrain growers,
fully describes the new s"-d (dean
Ins etiulinneni recently Installed In
the plant of the Monarch Heed X-
I I'Yed company, located at' Tenth
and .Soul h Kir.
i The arain farmers oi the llin
- Uiver valley, who by th
i t heir success as. growers (f tie
.best in Krai n-'. can now aval! them
i c..ves of t be oppori unity of ha v
Local D&tA
OF WEEVIL SURVEY
Oliver logers of this city, has
been named county fruit inspector
In ehai'KC of alfalfa weevil inspec-
Hon and has started a survey of
the hay. fields of Jackson county,
lie reporlf thai the weevils are not
as thick as first reported, ami that
their ravages arc not as wide
spread as presumed. When the
survey is completed, a campaign
of eradication will . be launched
wilh Ichnemou flies, natural ene
mies of the hay weevil.
hay Is moving out or the re-stricled-
area between Central 'J 5g
Point and Talent, the-tate issttins flWa
a iiiar:intine order against it. The
ipspt-ctjon to djuto lias, Knyii; largely
confined tn, thu hay area adjacent
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels f
If rou-wUh to b pfrmitnently r-
tll-vd f
TempeiaUtie (decrees) Si; fii
MiKhest (last 1L' hours) H4 ItL
Lowest ( Inst I 2 hours) ft! ft 5
He!, humidity (per ct.) 3 S
l'i-eiinil:itioii Onchest.. 0 0
sit.iii. ,,f vi'imthci- 'Clear Clear!
nature of
l,owesi temperature in is nioi 11-
intf r,;; dt-Kit'es.
Tot a I precipitalii.il since Sept. 1.
Mieir seed grains thor"Mi!lily : '-' 1 ','J. 1
aneil ieore piauuTiK- icaiperaiure u year ao lumij.
Highest ltwcst
Sunset today, 7::1 p. m.
Sunrise Thursday, ." : 1 1 a. m.
unsel Thur.-day, 7 : -iJ p. in.
Weeds are the l.ane of the farmer.
Weed seed conlnined in threshed
-rain are by nature of their use-;
iessin s and works of da mage, a ;
form of dockase aiol loss to th- j
;;rover. Crain sent lnt markit
conlainiim weed seeds i discount-
1 h'-avily and of course the srow-
is the loser. j
rhe 1". S. department of asrl-!
i culture has recently Inausurateii i
ja campaign for l.etiei- seeils. Kit;-!
aa (n toinn.h -nd bo lines are compiled to show Hie toss
kk Btmlmiinn't Cm UbM. which srf,.j ,.( by grain growers of tne ;
ii pi'pn w eprr.i I : Il nijed Slates annually which run? i :;, i -cV
! into millions of doll; rs. Their eon- ! ;jnij,,.,.("
I Inline mz xnm js th.lt "you reap as you jj,
Observations Taksn at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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nrl ll the b.d .Itect, rull.ng Iron,
" ; That Mn!itY. cnnwlni, fltne h
bit af th Rtomnch will di.i.pi'''ir: th.t
'1 ln,loua. nirvous leliniT with ret P
.iv." I'l'-iin ? 1 nii-iitis i Icmih t j l(.
h:irvt. TKorc is ;m ini'rc:islll-' f ,(.
il. niiinil lor hiuh fi':i li' y s I , I".-
nvi-f
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nation will vi.nih. nd you will -s'
.ble to tk deep bre.lh wHnoul
aiaromlort. . ; . . , ,. ,.... u li.-im- I II;.", ii i
That drewty. ,lreov leeno, , ,., .... ... ..... ,,,.-,,.,
"Inner will be replnreH by A desire tor ,. 0f l,y funnrs Jlll'l (l-'il 1' r i , L. ,s AhyflrH
rntertna ..nt. blo ns win i .. .,. Mm , ,.,. tlflr A! 1, f It I.I ....
Tour liirih,. nrm. nnl Iir.Fer.
lonnw le-l cold .nd "o t. !e-, h.; t-.1 t.-l. 1" fiv- IhflM "f 1 u -tin ml
atn. BllnMnn- C.e, Tnhl-H pf"" n,.,N iiml trash. I It.-.l lllllil
2 '"'".' r".!. i.r,..'"'.",i, Th.. M..nr.-h S..-.I I'V m- ifis. l.uiK
tit, at anr Hood Hnin .tor. IV l nll.-r.s I li is Iniprnvcil cli.innn; hull l.iiUi- ( fly..
IWWKl ll WD T u,. jr.- to thi'ir fii'-luls or smith'Tn ;S.in ! riuirisi m.
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v li;:,i to , ;;ui-Vfy St.-rvlrt
?tut Ions.
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Every Suit we have in stock, including Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx and other high grade Suits for Men and
Young Men at Reduced Prices.
$25.00 to $30.00 $35.00 to $40.00
Values Values
$195
$40.00 to $45.09
Values
$50.00 to $57.50
Values
1U
$2395
95 $
3450
One Lot 25 Suits ranging in sizes 36 to 40, going
for HALF PRICE. Think of getting a S50 Suit
for S25, or a S25 Suit for SI2.50.
' ; V- ' - .
Besides regular models, this sale includes models to fit boys 14
years old and up, stout models for the fat man, long models for
the tall man, and short models for the short man.
These suits are good, styles are right, weights are what you'll
want for the months to come.
There',- r.T. rr.r-'r; r'.ocMpn tp choose from, but at 'these prices
even the last suit will be a bargain. 1 1
t , '
Specials in Furnishing Goods
Along With Our Suit Sale We Are Offering Some Outstanding Values
in Dress Shirts, Sweaters, Khaki Work Shirts and Odd Dress Trousers
Collar Attached Dress Shirts at the Following Low Prices
$2.50 Values
Sizes 14 jt to 17; . ' i
$1.65 to $2.00 Values
13.5 ,..
$3,00 to $3.50 Values
1(:.;$2.45 .
Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters . 1 Khaki Work Shirts
, Just the thing for next fall and win- Two pockets, coat style. Just the
ter. With and without collars; $11 thing fcr outdoor wear; $2 to $2.50
,to $12 yalues, now values.
. -$8.95 ,;, $1.15 .
Solid colors black, white and red. i. I Sizes 141 to 19 '
Pure Wool Polo Shirts ' ' ' ' ' t r u
v Y Long Irousers for Boys
Regular $6.00 values. Now , .
4 05 ges to Values up to $4. Now-
' ' ' Fine for sport wear. ' 205 ' , .
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50 Pairs High Grade Dress Trousers lor Men at Reduced Prices
$5.00 to $6.00 Values $6.50 to $8.50 Values ' $9.00 to $10.00 Values
$5.95
$3.95
No. Charge for
Reasonable Alterations
I
Insurance Opportunity
to Right Man
West Co-isl Life Insurance Company of Call,
fornia with $115,000,000 in forca, .ip to-riatn
policy forms unci service, can uic a good
producing agent with a record of personal
production iu life insurance on salary and
liberal first year and renewal commission
basis to write personKl business and wotl:
vrith agents
Must have a car and be willing to work for
advancement. Write in confidence to J. W
Stewart, Superintendent of Agencies, 025
Failing Eldg., Portland Oregon-
J. JII Ti'lllSUN,
AH-t.Miril.Kl:-l.
Fisk Tire Hale
Begins Tomorrow
BROTHER K. PH1PPS
aWtawlidBfjbMavil
Mr. iifi-l .Mi-k. I nt v id I. I'hipprt ,
him! I'.iiiiiiy nf i I I'm Nnrth i:ivfi-
hilt a vt-niir- Iiml as thntr
(.ic s-t;i1 ,liiv n-r.-ntty Mr. uih!
Mi .-. IV II. ItfMwn "f Hhi pvcpurl. f
I..-., Mi. l:niuu,. wtiu a broth-.-'
itf Mi-m. lhi'pM iinil v.'hom hIu-!
h;tl not M"n for--nun-- tlmn. 'Jit
c;n, u ink i'rl h (tri'iit furjirW' by j
m I i VI ui; i liiinIUiounifrt. IP' Is j
pi-M.I-nr or K. II. liiown. ttu-.1
diiilttiif 'iintrfii toi. nnil TjtteiiM -
!v -rii.it.''l In thi oil lnjfiln'M In
lnMrtttft.
Ttu- vb-ltorit niotnrrtl hII thi-j
u.-iy f i inn "Olxip." f-nTninK by w.ny i
of l.f Aiijji'lrn. nnil !iri- ri'ttirnirit j
Oi" iniribr.n mti', iniciiilint; to I
l-!t Vulh-W.tli- p:ilk :tml ollli r i
pin - oi intmct,
.n I'xtcnsivp Hiili- of l-'ik I h-' f
will bij C4(inlufi'il by the J-nittnut
Tire iitmip-iny at 1h-ir hiiiltu;r
it'TA an'iwM from thi X;itaioi Itnn
bitclniilnu ThursU.iy inoriUiiK. A UK
S, nt -S o rloiK.
"Tho iiHMnrl tmmt nf tli ck to
ofrir'l for mtU-. :it Kn-itfly n -(lui:(l
'prb'i-s InrbiilcM n variety of
slz In firf. iiitMtV( balloon tin s,
Jill'I iit of lliciil lilo lirw ' MM'-l;,"
build ii lillllioii loJI.il-
pliint ml I.om Ani1. . wuii h win
b- (ll- It bird unit of Ihi' roin-
New Coast Factory
Willard Battery Co
S, A. Mi'Hi-n. Jr.. r.oin j 1'
niitnafc r nn tin- ron.t tnr 1 1
Ih id Htori'L'' MiM'tv niniinnv,,'
vn In M"lfonJ Tii'-rrlay tr;in--
Hi'tlnt bii'lrn with the Uf'r"ll'
Pfii t romp.-iny. local llf trlbutor- 'l
for Fi.utlicrn Oi ' Con
Mr. M-ltcn :in the ioin..inv
tn oribT to U'tti.r (Mf't th.- b -j
inuti'N o( thlr b ii. in fart un lloj
V)4
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1 . I. Will
1 i T'h r . . V". . la
$7.35
Everything As
Advertised
J Th,- ii--v pliint inc. uis i4i'-;iM t
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: il.iil.-m will .Vi-.v'lr.-i.i M.-k;
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guafCtc'i
ft
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bred in FLY-tOX laboratories lo bt
released In the FLY-TOX "Chamber ol
Death" lo lest and certify the positivt
li!linj qualities of FLY-TOX before II
is sold to you. FLY-TOX ii harmless to
people, will not stain, and has a ne
purifying, perfume-like fragrance.
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Good Food Good Service
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