my
fSGE SIX
METTFORD WKTfj TRTBTTNTE. MTCtDFORD, OTCKflOK.' MOXDA OPTOBKR 1020.
SenjqRhead
COUNTY W.C.T.U.
MM... W n T IV 1-tllllllV
i:on -
vi-nllon fi.r Jm kHon i-uuiiiy wns
held lit Axlilnnd, Wi-ilm-wliiy, on.
2. Mm. l.lllll Unwind of Ash
land, vlre ipionidi'lil lit tho i-olin-ty.
Ill tlio chair. Tin- nullity pri-sl-dent,
Urn. liryunt. Iielnif unnlilo
to he picnont. Ml'tidiiim-H W'ocidi",
ltuwhoroiiHli. JoniB. fuilncy.
troll and Hinm-huli'i- worn pn-sent
from .Mi'ilford. At the IhimIik-hs
ucsslnn the fnlluwIiiK were cloetod
to the county offlcOB: I'nsldi-nt,
Sirs. S. J I.couiii'd, llidford;
vice pivsldunt, Mih. II. '. Holmes.
.Arillluml; colT. secy, .Mis. l.
1'rcHcott, Medford; rec. secy, Mih.
E. C. ItoHelionmcr, Medford,
Ireim., Mrs. C. W. Kiailey, Ash
lund. MlB. J. C. WoodB of Mi'dfold
wiib choHen dclenate to tin; Hint"
convention at I'cndletim, October
Mm. Kd l'allerson of Ash
land wiih choHen alternate.
The convention went on record
as roinniendint,- and appreciative.
f the effective work I'lohlhllloll
rirrie'nr Terrv Talent In dolni; I"
fnforc.liiB the trohllilllon law.
The secretary was Instructed to
ivi-llo Officer Talent to that ef
fect.
The convention closed with a
pleiiBlnK prourain presented by
the Ashland union.
' The ' Medford union meet' in
roKUlar Hcsslon Thursday. Oct. 10
at 2:30 p. in. at the V. W. C. A.
.You are Invited.
Scheduled local W. ('. T. I'.
liioelillKB livcraue at least -1110
dully every day in the year. This
docs not include officers' mi'cthiKs.
county conventions of any special
mcctiiiRii of uny kind.
The V. I". T. I'.- women visit
nt least l.OOn.oiill iintlcntH In hos
pitHlH and Insiltmioiis each year.
They Rive annually at least .1MMl,-
000 KannenlM to people in dis
tress: they will take I, ono. iioo In
valids for auto rides this year.
They will make at least .".null visits
to prisons with comforts and en
euur::i;ciiicnt for Ihe unfortunate.
In addition many suite and coun'y
W. l T. IT. oriiiuil.ations luallt
lain spt-cial clialitlcs such as
homcH for fiii-mlli-Mi and lined.
The W. ('. T. 1'. of OrcKon nialn
tolns a farm huine for depend
ent children at CorvalllH to which
all unions In the slale conlrllinl".
Child Welfare work Is cairlel
Ml hy the W. C. T. I, under l'0B3.
illrectors and Will study clauses.
The W. ('. Ti IT. opi'latca :17 -mi-rial
ccntlM's in cities with laVyc
Fiii-i-IkI! popiilntioii and this de
partment ha b 415 teachers .and '.loo
Hoclnl workers.
Citizenship work occtiplcii sev
I'l'lll tholisaud W. I'. T. IT. wnlil'-ll
I'll III 'IS I'lalcs ho holil .Minll
liinetliiKS a ycai'. They hold near
ly rin.Oflli ecaiiKellstlc meetings a
year and dlslrlhule at least 2.1. 000
ITIliles. The W. T. IT. Iiliernles
000 exhllills at county and stair
faint anil istalillHhrH ilay niirHrrlPs
(lltrfttK thrni Katht'i'lnilM. A wyli
ii(,'itni;.'il t1iai-tiunl Inti'iMlurer
hfiiKh t'MilrH and talkn at llt,
00( tncciiiits'H rvcry yi'itr.
Jn""u yniiVH ninrp than'i.Ouft.OOO
m-hool children hnvr tnkmt par
fn tlio medal roiUcstH. Thin yea:
70,000 children ar invparlim fr
those ronU'KlH; nnd nearly 1.000.
OMOhlnh Hchool ami colleKe, Htn
flepts lliavo thla yeur enteiel
oMHuy eon tests on ho mo phase i ?
HCleuUfic tomi emnre ,
Durlnj; the innt month there
have hren over L'tM) ears of frelnlil
Nhliped from the Cold Hill yards
to the marltctN of the world, of
the lota there were iK run ' of
fruit from the loeal )iaeUln -n-iJvhllHlunentM.
(tm liunilred nnd
Iweniy-fuur ears of cement ndled
from ihe yard of the leaver 1'oii -land
('einctit company mid 31 (jars
of lime pnidudH. chiefly lime rock
Was shipped hy the Lively IJtnc
I'roduet company. Heavy Khlp
PienlH of IneoniliiK freight 1h re
ported hy Arthur M u thus, freight
clerk. He Hinted that the South
ern Pacific 1h handling more In-
, , eomlntit frelKhl ut the prevent time
than for a lony time. TliL Indl-
Seated a proHiiermni eotidltlon In the
J vicinity. Hold llllt Now.
ii Sheridan. Kuwinlll will ho e
) t-.t,ni,,i ,or(.
(yiOICTDAY)
n..a..:iwrr
VCASOUNE
i.--il
Af fllVIl ri il
HUMANJNTEREST,
CLEAN HUMOR N
IDLE RICH' FILM
i
"The Jdln Itli-h," (li iill-tiilkliu: '
wimmly t-hiit upi-m-d Iim lliiw di.ys' i
i MiKJiKi'Mirni III llle muilo ino.-ui'i-
yi'n-nlny. ib so J...ui.-.v-llke. di-pli-t
lnu; the "every day life In a Bluffy:
flat of a mid. Il-1
class family, and
no full of clean j
humor, that It ls
one of t h o s e ;
shows that every-J
one likes. That Is:
w-h y the a u d i- !
enccH yesterday J
I n u L' I) p il and
voy'Xv cnucKieii i r o ,ii
Vj-:.;i,'AljoKlnnlni; 'd.
v i- I 1 eoniotiy is
V'. 'j well played, hnv-
1 1 n K three wcll
' w1 known stars In
mar '
Us cast irettvifol. witnesses f:r llnrbarn had tol(J
J.ella llyama and I .
fonri.d Xaelo as!110 ono of her Projecloil marrlaue,
Itcssle 1-ovu.
leads, and tlio!not oyun Mrs. 'I'rcnlnnJonns.
revsallle Iiessle I.ove in an Ingenue Now. an Blie anil Hay stood to
pari the dlaloKiie and voices are
very uood, and a real human in
terest story 1h depleted.
It Is so clean that not even one
of Its male character wears low
siloes. Not II BUBKesllve line or
scene. No back Btnue or nlwlu
club scenes, no dancing or theme
souk, nor even a hint of trae-edy
or mystery except that the bride
burns Boniu biscuits. Vet this tale
of'the every day life and problems
of just nvoniKO home folks keeps
even the blase theater goer chuck
UliK and absorbed.
Tile story all takes place In a
flat of a family, a ilauKhler of
whom-1-l..cllu, liyams Lmarrles her
inillionalre employer, a likeable
youiiK man with a sense of humor
tConrad Nul-Ic), who. i.fier their
honeymoon, come to live with the
proud but apprehensive family In
the flat. HeiM-aled humorous sit
uations arise fiom the family's
raise ideas of what the new mil
lionaire member liken and dislikes,
and his finally Inducing the purse
proud old folks to move into a
moro comfortable and spuclotis
home.
While fonrail NukIc and Ieil.i
liyams lire both splendid In their
characterizations, it Is llessle Love,
as the "kid" sister, with her vivac
ity nnd natural slaiiK expressions,
who Is the real lilt of "The Idle
Itlch." Hubert Ober as the social
istic cousin, .lames Nelll as the
father and Hdytlie'Chapman as the
mother, are most sallsfylnK in their
respectable: roles, i ".t :
t 'I'here Is rtlso a news review and
short talkliiK comedy, .,
f II. A; K.
IT
HOSTS AT FEAST
Tlir urrirhtlM of tlu- I'liilcd Statu
frflorul nuiri. In hi-hhIuii hero thin
wiM'li, iin Klvltiff a flli dinner tn
nkiuo of tln-lr frictulH at thu lluU-l
Medford thlH evening.
Hal Kenyun. deputy elrrk of the
court and l.tiren Clelinin. deputy
marshnll, hoth expert fishermen,
are furnishing the teelhead, of
their own catch.
The federal officers, who were
week end uestH of Mr. and Mm.
Win. Warner and Mr. and Mm.
tllenn Taytor at Crescent City, hud
u )i1kI1.v enjoyahle Irlp, returning
to Mcttford last' evening. . 1 ' '
t'nltcil Slates listrlci Atlovney
('en, Xeuncr iiniyed last evening
and is jiUcmllng court, 1
1GHT
rilOHMX, Prt. (Jet. 7. (Hpl.)
The first nicvllng of the school
of missions wiih held at the church
Sunday night for the young pco-
j pic s and the junior classca.
There were 21 In tlte yount:
peopled da" and seven In the
Junior class. The young penple'H
class Ih under the leadership of
Mih. Mulnigrcn and the Junior
class u u d e v direction of Mrs.
'I hompson. These classes take
the place of the regular Christian
Kndeuvor hours. A class for the
adullH will he started next Wed
nesday night, which will take
the place of the regular mid-week
service.
CHILDREN'S HEALTH AN
EDUCAT0N JNFLUENCE
t'omi itiim fl,
...."sin anil rooil so liiiml In IiiiihI,"
a Siilvatton Army officer from
t'hicaKO Inn. itcclitcd. lie Is lllotcd
In Time .MuKit.lnc lis hh itiK Hint
thn-i. out of every five men nnd
women the iirmy helps luivt- suf-
fered fi-mii iiialiiiitritltin when
young cither been underfed or
been permitted to overeat. And
from this he has deduced that
light food makes good mm-itls.
Ai rdlngly i-lilldrcn have a
better i-luinee, for now us part of
the ychnnl routine tlley Hre taught
what lo eat unit how and when:
how to stand and how to sit: how
to euro for the teeth, "it Is us
. much hU'iilli-ss as the touching of
the three lis. Tho efforts of
health idm alius ought to hl-gln lo
In iim next generation id
erlltilnals,
JACKSON VI U.K. Ore.. Oct. 7.
(HpecliiU Mm. W. C. Hawk of
INntlaml Ih vIjiMIiik lier siMer, Mm.
Klmer Adiunn of JaekNouvllle nnd
hts piiieiits. .Mr. and Mik. (luetics
.Medford this week, lu-r Iium-
Imnd nt-eompanled her here and Is
BpeiuIliiK a few ilaya on n huptliiK
iinp.
eU'f Ulid Mi. L'I K IVikiim uf
, JACKSONVILLE
THE LUXURY HUSBAND
...Mil'MIH: Hurhaia Idiinloii. h
.'.tuliul ht'lii'MH. m:iv nlitcitvfil to
i!i;y l.ovvthcr, when lie suddenly
i(lN:;i:e;-.ltfil tliri.'e .venm huh. h ft -.r
li-artilnif Ihnl his o.va fuilu'ia
leal iihco out. Tto-y inel eicx-le-clfdly
na slilaltaiird. nail Hitr.
Ii'imi. null d.-saeriilrly In love with
t'.ny. vows she will iml tillmv lo-r
vi'ullli la nrevenl Ihelr inai I i.i:e,
us Hay Insists 11 iloi . .She il?l!le
i lali-ly nuitien heifeir the object of
offs.o hy an oairaeeouH lliilnllna
.lii I: it'ih I Icnilcriioii, a forlU!:e
haailti'; aoh'i'mHn.-'' Her l:;si. naifl
. Vnrl to win I lie man 'Kite lnvc In
eliiiinetl nl K ciiHliui'e i:irlv Itar
I. i.i a clfiids Mir I iTtiialt and ia
jilii'it ic slr.e II datlnc 'tnnci- In
llic mnol'.lia; riuipt. v. lien Hay il islov
la iiinl cirrii'S her In her sia'i
rnini rnnvlnei'd tlial she iktiIm
Iiltil Itny rclcills n n 1 rrrr."(':i In
i-!iirry her risniie Ihu difference In
t T i e T r foi lonps
' Chnpler 7
MARRIAGE
Tf-IIKY were
married
In Paris
three days later at the Anierl
cult consulate with two strangers
ERlher on the crowded boulevard
after the ceremony on that hot June
day, it .seemed to Marhara as though
Paris were the Ideal city for a wed
ding. Paris. Barbara thought, was
dressed In the he!",ht of fashion,
twirling licr short frilled skirts with
Married and like two flay children
nil hor Jewels sparkling In the crys
tal sunlight. And tlio Parisians
wcro none the less gay as they
sauntered from shop to cato, where,
nround llttlo tables In tlio open.
they sat and gossiped tlio hours
away.
' "Whcncyur does Purls work,
wonder," inuseii Barbara. Then
llghlenins her hold on Hay's arm.
alio murmured, "But It's .wonderful,
isn't II?"
And looking down at her lie re
peated. "Wonderful," although lie
was not referring to the city.
In her red-brown suit with the
Utile cloche, hat that almost, bat not
qullc. h:d her shining metallic hair,
alio seemed to III in so ndorahlo that
ha completely forgot the reason he
Jind married her. lie remembered
'only that he loved her, had loved
her for years, nnd Hint now she wns
entirely, completely his Own,
Since the night of the fancy dress
danco thcro had been considerable
gossip as to what had coma over
Barbara London. She wns rarely
seen on deck, oven her meals she
hail served In her stittoroom.
Most disturbed by the chnngo In
her conduct wns Ralph Henderson.
Ho could not understand it, unless,
ns It was rumored, sho was ill.
This Bcctncd to him ti e only feasi
ble explanation.
lie had consoled himself with this
thought until that vary morning nt
Cherbourg when ho knocked at
Barbara's stateroom door nnd had
bocn Informed by lier steward that
Miss Lanilon had left the ship two
hours previously.
Thunderstruck nnd, not knowing
whnt to make of It, ho rushed In
search of Mrs. Trenton-Jones In the
hopo that Bits could throw some
light upon tlio matter. But sho. It
appoarod, wns equally In the dark,
Tlio Englishman groaned. Al
ready ho wns seeing the checks he
had signed In his Imagination dis
solving Into thin nlr. Under his
tirenth he cursed Mrs. Trenton
Jones for not being n moro efficient
ebnperonc.
Ho suggested that they go to
gether to Paris In the hope of being
abla to locate Barbara.
From tho steward they learned
Barbara would bo back tlio follow
fnomliig before tho boat went
to Southampton. That, at least.
wns some small comfort ns they
rnttled around In a llttlo green taxi
trom ono hotel to another.
At ona of the smaller hotels the
Englishman passed over the name
ot Mr, and Mrs, Bay I.owtlier with
out giving It a tecond thought. It
Illy Imvo muviMl lulu fur Imusi i
hetouKhiK to (ieorKC I.tttlo on .11
Hired.
Mhh llatlle Howlrtl and noilber
Mi-h. A, i Howb U of Kale Point
eaine over to the Unfile Ulver
S nil a rlu 01 for liatment Ktidny
aft rnooti. They were accompanied
bv Mi s. l.ola lltblrdh, w tin fpeiit
me aiieriition visum: rrieniiN here.
Mrs. Art Tonm-r and d.imthtei 1
Mere.deH of AHhUn.1 -pent Wed-
Mil(.i'. Miss Mercedes left Thurs- i
dy for Irfm An pelf ft to take a i
couiMe in neauty parlor wntk. t
I. title Hilly l i-ily who im; been
III for stMiie time id much Im
proved.
A. 11. Melntnuh I puttlinr In
rtihlt'J in.iii.ii.iiiu i.li .i il... w . m
Inn and will nerve "h.t btii
mil never occurred to i to .,
nuliX' the name of the tiuimdcin
saxophonist. J
About the same time, Hsrahiirn
and Ituy were driving happily
through the Chumps Klysees, watch
Ing with delight the French kiddies
at play and riding the bizarre
painted horses or the merry go
round as It swans merrily round to
the tune of "Ta Bouclia" churned
o:it by nu electric piano.
Barbara recognized that tunc In
sternly under Ihe name of "One
Kl :3." a tunc I hat brought back
painfully the memory nf the days
chonly after ltay disappearance:
the days when she had attempted
'finitely to cover her linn How
rotten nnd empty those years had
hs'Cn. like a nlghtiunrr she thought.
liny wus laughing down at her.
"Day dreaming. Barbara' The rlde'i
over, Want to tiilto o: .UterV"
But she shook her head and they
went hack lo their taxi.
Soon they entered the Hols de
Eonlogue, loo huppy for . conversa
tion ns l hey drove along the wind
ing roadway to the Pres Co I n 1 1 rj
where tea, dancing' and champagne
are nil In order nny afternoon. -
They selected a table on the er
anda and, while Ihe waiter was
bringing ihelr tea. they (lanced. It
was the first time ho had danced
with Barbara in three years. '
spending a honeymoon In Paris!
"1 can't reallto that 'velfo.. actu
ally married," ho said' prosontly.
"It scorns absurd." ' l.
"It's absurd that we weren't, hinr
rled thrco yotira ago," she rcp'lletl
But, at that, noticing the old
stubborn look creep over hlsface,
she hastened to chnngo the subject.
Later, whllo she was pouring the
tea. Ray said suddenly.: ' '
"It'll go hard with mo, Barbara,'
watching yuu dancing with those
other fellows while I'm' tooting mj
blasted old sax."
Sheiooked nt him In amazement.'
"What are you talking about? Ol
course you won't bo playing the
saxophone, louil be dancing with
me."
He put down Ills teacip abruptly
"Just how do yon lgure that?
What do you think the ship takes
nio along for? To give n-.o the rest
cure?"
"Noo, hut now that we're mar
rled you'll-become a -nssTger find
sharo my stateroom, of course."
Sho Hushed slightly nt" looking
down at her plate, she commenced
cutting n piece ot cake into minute
fragments.
Bay was silent, stnrlng straight
abend ot him.
"That's mighty sweet of you, Bnr.
bara," ho said presently, "hut It
costs money to transfer to the pas
senger list."
"But surely. Ilay," sho said sof.
ly, reaching for ills hand beneath
tho table, "you know that whal
money I have Is now equally
yours -
Ho shook his head and pressed
his lips tightly together.
"Sweet of you again, Barbara,
but I told you I couldn't live off
your money. Don't yju see that
3;oursolf?" ' '
Sho didn't, but sho was wise
enough to pretend to.
"Ot course. Onco homo we'll And
you a decent job" r. ,
Ho hroko In harshly, "A decent
Job? What's wrong with it?"
She tried to bo tactful.
"Well, dear, people might look
upon It ns rather a Joke. Of course,"
sho milled hastily, "It'll he delight
ful for you to keep up as a pas
time." "That's where you don't under
stnud, Barbara," he told her blunt
ly. "I love my work. To ma Jail
is an art, tho samo as If 1 were a
painter or a writer. I'd t ailser-
able it I had to give It up." ,
(Copyright. Dial fun)
Barbara's million.! will tht-
nhttr htr happy rominci? Con.
tiuuo with tomorrow mttaUmonb
H.inilvvlrai-M nt llu luncli hum- Cur
seb'Mil ehlldn-u.
The Jaekoitvllla kiuuu held n
inretiiiK at tludr hall In (he old
cu ' ho'Hc Tliursdny ev(nintf.
.lennlnwK "arrived home
Tiiesi-iy alter spend lmr the suni
mt t the oTrnpient ejiini nt
Anna Creek SprifUs where he was
emjMu.i
POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW
BIG GROWTH IN EUGENE
, ,. i
l.lliKM.. Ore. ti rostij re
Ipts for hiiRene In SfptomlM-r
nhowed an Increawe of 41 ntr rnt
iiver lant yer accord (nu to lhtrwin
II. Yoran. poBtmawter. Thf mrtpta
fnr lite IniilHh tt im t' f'tOhu Liealer
tluui cpteinbvf if last fvar,
EVANGELISTIC TROUPE
The ovum;!-Italic troupe from Hie.
A-oKtolic l-'nlth headillartei'H nt
Portland, Ore., returning to l'ort
Innd from Sun Knim-isco, where
an cvnnKcllsiic cnnimii;n was held,
will lie In .Medford, ut tho 4oott-.
tolic I'ullli AliKxioii, 42 North
front street, for a meeting Tues
day nlKlit, October sth.'
The party conidstn of 10 c-vanKC-IIh;.i,
musicians and Binders. . A
concert liy the concert trio, con
niHtliift of tleorifu Hughes, first vio
lin: W. A. Hlntt, cello, and .Mrs.
.Mildred Itnliinxnn, piano, will open
the meeting. . .
Tho parly Ik. comlnt? through
lleilford In. one of the n)ost mod
ern and well -equipped motor
Iiiiksch lo lie seen on the highways.
This bus is of .the Hodun type,
Hiiuipped . with, living itiarters for
sleepimr and . eatini,'. It also is
equipped . with u modern "Western
Kleetric piMic address machine,
used, to broadcast the slutting and
Mlieeial announcements whero largo
crowds gather.
The Apostolic Faith uses every
practical modern invention for the
Hiire.'idlng of the gospel.
Tho Morning Slar Quartet, com
posed of Walter .M. Iteid, first
tenor: "W. A.- Hintt, second tenor:
It. It. Crawford, first buss and
tieorge Hughes, second buss, will
render ppccinl song mimliers. In
cluding Negro spirituals and well
clccle"il goxpc! songs. ' :
Itev. It. n. Crawford, tho "Ply
ing ICvaiigellst," will he in charge
of the service. ' -
The party will be In' Medford
for one' night only. 1 The service
will begin promptly nt 7:30.
GUESTS IS. TALBOT
IJKI-LVIKW, Ore, Oct. 7.
(Special.) Mrs. iloy Talbot wan
hu.sit'HM to tho Hoclnl committee anil
the offlrrrs of (he l.'ppcr Vnlloy
Community club pn Fritluy .afto"
noon. ,
TIip i.flyrnoon was Hpent pun
nintf some social ovcntH for the fall
season. Those present wore Mis.
Wade Wullis, Mfn. Dunlin M.-hcv-vey,
airs. I'M win Dunn. Mr-.
Th Minus Merry map, Mrs. Arehte
Kincaid, Mik. Mark True nnrt the
hostess. . ., i.
Mrs. IJoiiht Moorn left Friday
Willi her sister, .Mrs. M. KelUr
of (in-at I Send, Kans., rfor a trip
through tin- south, and back to
(ireul licnd, where Mie will visit
lier pH rents. .
Mrs. Henry Harris, Mrs. Oln-v
Smith, both of Detroit. Mich., an.l
Miss M.'iikL Korhnn if Saginaw,
Mich, arrived at the Meaerwy
homo Sunday, and will visit rela
tives. Mls.s lAirhan Im a .sister of
Mrs. Mescrvey and expects to spend
the wintrr here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kenton spent
Friday In Shasta City on busine-w.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homes, who
spent The past week at Salem and
Portland, returned home 'Friday 'by
way ot the coast route.
SAMS VALLEY HUNTER
GETS SEVEN POINTER
SAMS VAI.LKV. Ore., Oct. 7.
(Special.) Antony the successful
deer haulers in our district were
(leoi'Ke lieekus, O. Davis, Vernon
Lamb and John Jopes,' .Ioucn car
ries the Jaurels, having killed a
scven-iwiiulcr which wdKhed ICO
pounds.
SIMPSONS SELL HOME
IN BELLVIEW DISTRICT
IIKl.I.VIKVY, Ore.. Oct. 7.
fSpeclal.) Mr. and Mra. William
Simpson have sold their property
In Mellvlew to pnrt Icm from IConc
linra". who will take posscMslon nt
once. The Simpson family want
lo remain In Itellview If they can
find a place for rent, which is at
present .jilmntd impossible.
I buying
coffee the trade- .
mark to look for
is Hills Bros
Arab
I Tills Uros.' Arab stands
for coffee tuiiilitv developed
by Controlled ' Roasting (
tlicp.itsntcd.contiiuious-proc-css
fliat roasts coffee a few
pounds at a time. No other
' coffee tastes like Hills Bros.
Coffee because none is roasted
the same way. - -
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BROS
COFFEE
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f'lililiilHittxJ
Once again wo find lljo time
appt-oucliing for the annual joll ,
.cull of the American Bed Crosjv';,
There ' iK' nO American cimimuhlLy J
so.'jmiall but that Jiere and thcft--f
tbuoughout .the year may be seen
thiV-lteil Cross emblem pasted on'!;
window panes of homes. - (;
Soine are humble hutues and '
some Isolated farm homes, but all -
proclaim tri'the passerby the In-;
terest 0f the 'fleople within, in the !
duties and responsibilities of ourt
national lifo. I
Chcerfu'ly these Bed Cross em-1
blcnis sepd. forth from these win-'
dow panes their 'message. "Wo are
members of tho great American
Ited Cross and we have a share In
its work for humanity."
The American lied Cross cannot
exist without members. Multiplied
i by millions they compose the lted
Cross. -Of every dollar member-'
shin, -one-tinlf is clvcn to liu-uli
work and one;lialf to the maln-'j
tenanee of the national organisii- ;
Hon in Its disaster and relief work. !
, Let us see the lied Cross icm-ii
blonr In every; home in Jaelcsnn
county at. the.' completion of the1
1.1th annual roll call. i '
New Face Powder !
Now the Fashion '
Wouldn't you. too. like a face pow-'
der th:.t will keep shine away '
stay on longer siitead .smooUily
not clot? tJie pores and always bo I
so pure and fine? It is made bv
a hew French proees3 and is called
MKLI.O-Ol.O. It is Kurclv a won-
(lertul H-iee Cowiier. , Just try;
MKM.O.CI.O. Heath's DruK Store! I
Is Your Roof
Worthy
Saving
Many roofs ,arc replaced
each year that could be
saved with , ,
ASGUM f'
nooE Coating
t. :I fA.
il icaibia im; aiiiiiKS ut uic jl
WPfithr: bnrl !nrpupnt -!l
early'replaccmcnt;
ASGUM is a combination -
of asphalt and pure asbes- j
tos fibre ; weatherproof j
material. Heat or cold
does not affect it. Obtain
able in liquid or plastic
form. Liquid is easily ap
plied with a brush. The
plastic with a trowel.
Let us show you samples
of ASGUM.
Pistrilmti'il bv
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Hubbard Bros. Inc.1
Medford, Oregon i
H 41V HCU.T ST. PHOHB t44
A Complete Gleamdioam
Complexities
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Ilui! only il woi lil of cxiiiTli-nee eimliU's one
to pmiwriy onpe with arc tlis nili rutlu-r
tliun'thv cJocptli'ii of tlie coitduet- t'.i our
' proi'i-'s.-slon. J
Tills Is one rca.wn why Ions cxpcrlrnee Im
an ssenllnl of Hie mieefssl'iil r unci a I di
reetor. lCxir-Tli-m-e finil'i-s lilm whnt In-lii-vnr'run
Unrn in si'lviol. Tills Is a fact
Hint vhuuld not, be ovcilooRed In i-liooslng
a liiiu-ral iliroctor.
CONGER
FUNERAL
, w wxi mu
W.MAIriAT NCWTOWN ST.
(Jhnnc 207
P:
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New Comfort for Eyes
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
OPTOMETRIST
404 Medford Bldg.
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
ilk from top to to with
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"That Bank Deposit
Don't worry
to the bank
your average
able figure.
This Bank is as near as
your nearest mail box
.. Simply mail your deposit
it's off your mind, for the ac
knowledgment comes to you
promptly by return mail.
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To try this phase of our
service is to become a
great booster for it.
The Jackson County Bank
-..-i;.ESVABI.ISHnO 1888
Medi:ord, Oregon
Commercial -Savings 'Safe Deposit
MDMBHR 1 SDERAL BESCRVn SYSTEM
It's Cool In San Francisco
You'll Enjoy Stopping at
Hotel Sir Francis Drake.
Close to Shops end Thedlrei
IF YOU MOTOR
Pffrv Rlokt Into Our 150.Car Garage In Hotel BiifltAari
Mtaanii MODalhi tC9 Shoffar)
RATES
1ff7 Oubldt Room
118 OuiuU Rooms
136 0utstric Booms
107 Outside Rooms
64 Outside Rooms
4fl Outside Rooms
Twin tkdrootni
Rooms EnwiiCi
LMnf room, bcdrooin end kwlh. fro J10.C0
PARLORS 5
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Banal!1 '
Phont 101 M N. Central
, Hedford, Ortgoi ' , ,
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in time to keep
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