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JMTjVQRn MAIL TKIP.UN'K, MKDKOIJI), OlfKliON, WKDNKSDA V. MAY L'S. Htti). PTOE THREW P Pi 1 HI Do you know Kotex is inconspicuous? I - TVS YOU can'c imagine what a relief it is to know that your sanitary protection is inconspicuous, that it is fashioned to fit correctly, leaving no revealing outlines under the closest fitting gown. Made of wonderful material Kotex is hycienically safe. It is made of CelTucotton (not cotton) stbsorbent wadding. The advantages of Cellucotton are so great that 85 of the leading hospitals now use it in preference to fine surgical cotton. Cellucotton, remember, is not cotton but a cellulose substance which has 5 times the absotbency of cotton, i Kotex Company, Chicago, 111. KOTEX IS SOFT . . . I "Not a deceptive softness, that soon packs into dialing hard ness. But a delicate, lasting softness. 2- Safe, secure , . , keeps your mind at ease. 3- Koex!erisfarlishter and coolcrthancotton.yctabsorbs 5 times as much, 4Di$j)osable, instantly, com pletely. Regular Kotex15c for 12 Kotex Super-Sue 6)c for 12 Ask to see the KOTEX BELT and KOTEX SANITARY APRON any drug, dry Roods or department itore. KOT6X The New Sanitary Pad which deodorizes As a reminder to those house ; wives ami othei'B yho have a hahlt ; of foi-RottinK until almost too late r; that all business ceases on Memo . rial day, It is herewith published ' that tomorrow all food supplies must be purchased for Friday, and ',; banking, postoffice, court, city hall and court houso Business must he ' done to last ocer until Sntuitlay, as on Friday the stores, hanks, post V office, city hull and court house offices will he closed all day. Aa usual on national holidays, , . the Medford business section will :. be very dull, the only places doinK . Kdnulness' heiug -th restaurants, hot- ytels, theatres, some of the tohacco f Mid refreshment places and some : of the service stations, and some of them only operating at half capacity. JOHN BARNEBURG John Harnebnrg, orohanlist and well-known resident of the county, was accorded the Democratic nomi nation for county commissioner, by a total of 17 voles, all "written in." j The nominee said yesterday I hat i while he felt no keen urge to run, ! "1 suppose I'll have to." He will ! oppose Commissioner George Al t fordi who won the Republican nom j ination over Ralph Hillings of Ash land by 22 votes. Burnchurg is related to Hillings I by marriage, and informed , the j Democratic chieftains who be I seecheed him to run that, "under j no circumstances would I - run Ugainst-a relative, but that 1 might if he loHt." Hillings received 48 votes, mostly J In Ashland, for the Democratic I nomination on the Democratic bal lot. . COFFEE IN FLAVOR -GAINED BY THIS METHOD Jj richer tho k. 3?fi583w f lhat men at Full-flovoTed, tind of coffee like. To start: or to finish Ihe day, M.J.B Coffee alisfie the critical tastes of the most discriminating. I2-C4indered vocuumizers med exclusively by M-J.B Co. save all the coffee goodness. That's why many people use slightly less M.J.B per cup. It has more Teal coffee substance, a finer, richer toste. Hf-TEST VACUUM COFFEE Thompson (o Annul Hetitul. Mrs. J. H.' Thonipsun 1ms left this iity for tinmiH uss, im whk-h pf uo she will Ko un to I.uuone to attend u reeltul to be veil at flie University of Oro- n later in the week. Her dim-' shier. Mitts (ieruldine Thompson, will play three violin numbers trmn "Oh! Masters" A Clermnn I mure, Calotte and " UiKundon," by Mozart. Miss Thnrjipson is a freshman ;tt the university, majoring in mu fiv and has already played a prom inent part in musical activities of tin' campus. She was recently pledged to phi lieta. national pro fessional organization fur drama and music students. ( oiiiinciu'oiiieiii .Season Is lbeiv. Members oC graduating classes' in various high schools of the val ley are the center of interest In social circles this week. Choice of sifts for the sweet girl grudu ate and her brother, preparation of programs and the round of festivities which always accom pany the season arc crowding the days. One of the flint commencement programs scheduled will bo given at Sams Valley hash school tomor row evening and will probably be attended by several groups from Medford. Mrs. E. E. Gore and a group of her students will furnish the musical numbers for the pro gram. Mrs. How man Kntertulns Club. Mrs. Homer Bowman was hos tess to a group of friends at her home at Central Point Monday afternoon. The guest list, which was composed of former residents of Central Point and members of one of the oldest women's clubs organized there, Included: Mlssj Itlanehe Arnold. Mrs. William j Lewis, Mrs. Joe Lester. Mrs. Rny- mond Crawford and children, Pat ty and Hilly, of Medford; Mrs. Frank Henspeter of Jacksonville; Mrs. ltobert llrophy of Burns. Miss Hose Jones of Seven Oaks, Mrs, Ted Hill and Mrs. Claude Clark of Central Point. At the eloso of tho pleasant afternoon refreshments were serv ed by the hostess. Miss Itootio Homo Tor Vacation. Miss dolda Boone has returned to her homo at Jacksonville to spend the summer vacation. She is an instructor in the high school at Lcwltfton, Idaho and last sum mer played an active part in sum mer sports In Medford. Consider able entertaining will be done In her honor during- tho vacation pe riod. Di-amaUe Club Plans Party. Members of tho dramatic club of the junior high school are planning a swimming party for tomorrow evening at Jackson Hot Springs. A picnic supper vi.ll also bo enjoyed. Mothers of students and instructors will accompany the club. (. K. C Club Picnic At J)elrfsli Cabin.1 A delightful event of the week was the annual Oregon Htato Cot .,. Muii iiionie held nt the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont T. Delxsh at Edgowood park Monday evening. Many members of the Medford club left this city about d:flO p.m.- for tho resort on the river, where a picnic supper and evening of games were enjoyed. r nnrl Mrs. Charles K, Lelt-1 head of Lnkevlew were week-end. guests In this city of Mr. nml M rs. J amcs C St ova 11. fl u 5 "West 1 nth street, having stopped here after visiting In Kugeno, where Mrs. Lelt head was guest of her .i.ltMitni. Dr. Leithead attended, the Medical meeting In Bend audi thp Sbrlno convention In Ashlnno. , Hi-ide-to-lk Is Honor tlucst. Miss Kthel Cole was hostess at a tea Sunday afternoon, honoring her sister. Miss Viola" Cole, whose marriage to Mr. . P. Moman Al- dredgo of this city will bo an event of late June. tiuests who called during tho afternoon were Mesdames Ed Car- Ion, George Webb, Joe Cave. W. J. Llngerfelt, M. S. Huff, Wlilard Cave, Edward Haines, Eugene Colo and the Misses Carol Ferns, Eliza beth Pitcher, Uivldn Culbcrtson, Gladys Hoffman and Jean Huff. tiuests Lesivo , For Burns. Mr. and Mm Shay lor Eldrcdge, formerly of Portland, who have been guests in this city for the past two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Eldrcdge of South Grape street, left Monday for their new home in Burns. WHile here they en joyed a motor trip to Yreka, Cal.. and attended the boat races ut Emigrant lake Sunday. Mrs. Shelby Tut tie returned to Medford today on ihe noon Shasta from San Francisco, whero she has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. F. M. Shook for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Perl h a vo returned to Medford from spend ing several days at their summer home at Rocky Point, whero they report tho fishing very good. 4 , The last regular luncheon meet ing of the Business and Profes sional Women's club, prior to ad journment for tho summer months will be held at Hotel Holland to morrow noon and is in charge of Mrs. Edna Isaacs and Miss Wini fred Walker. After tomorrow members of the club will continue to meet at Ho tel Holland ench Thursday noon. But no reservations will bo mado and they .will eat in tho regular dining room, uccordlng to decis ion reached at tho meeting last night at the Y. W. C. A., attended by about 20 members. The emblem coremony put on during tho recent state convention here was repeated last night under direction of Miss Lucille Wynne, for the benefit of members, who were unable to attend the emblem breakfast. Amendments to the constitution and by-laws which will make those of tho local club conform with those of the state and national federation were passed last night and plans made for a dinner meet ing at tho Sunnyside Hotel, Euglo Point, June 17. tells laowto Arguments In the damage suit of Mrs. Carrie . Hill against M. H. Mamaker, truck operator, for approximately $11,000, for inju ries alleged to have been sustained as the result of an auto accident near Eagle Point a year ago, be gan today, with Indications the case would be In the bands of the jury by mjd-nftornoon. Two pre vious trials resulted in mis-trials. Yesterday Afternoon and this 'morning were devoted principally to medical testimony by Dr. C. T. Sweeney, who attended the plain tiff following the accident, and Dr. .1. C. Hayes. Mrs. Hill under went an examination yesterday afternoon, and had X-ray photo graphs? taken, for trial purposes. She avers she sustained broken ribs, a dislocated shoulder blade, and spinal injury as a result of the accident. Testimony was presented to show that Mrs. Hill had declined in weight from 1(!5 pounds at the time of. the crash, to 130 pounds at the present time, nnd that she was now unable to perform house hold and farm tnsks as previously. Dr. Hayes testified that In bis opinion, her present weight of 13!) pounds was more desirable than IB 5 pounds, and more near her proper weight. The plaintiff? counsel held this was rigid weight reduction and questioned Dr. Hayes at some length on tho medical angles, In volved. It was brought out that Mrs. Hill, before the accident, perform ed her housework, tended to the chickens and turkeys, looked after numerous details of .i farm home, and, when emergency arose, "had even gone into tho field and pitch ed hay," none of which she was now able to do. Sovcral choice city lots have al ready been sold slnco tho special sale of 50 Medford lots began Monday morning, according to re ports from tho Realty Board mem bers who aro in charge of welling tho property. Twenty-five of tho lots, which woro put on Bale Monday aro on paved streets, and the other half are In good locations, but off tho pavement. Practically all of them are desirable as sites for homes and those already sold have been purchased for this purpose All of the lots are being sold for $10 down nnd with monthly payments of $10. Cleur titles and title insurance with six per cent Interest aro other features which make the purchase of the c:lty j tots particularly desirable. Mem- hers of tho Medford realty board i wrtl show the properties to any-' .one interested. Photo bv Dyar, Hollywood Evelyn Brent, irresistibly lovely star, in the bathroom designed and built for her in Hollywood. "An exquisite complexion attracts and holds attention as nothing else will. So when girls write to ask me the secret of being attractive, I'd like to say to every one: 'Keep your skin really lovely smooth and flawless. You can do it just the way we screen stars do.1 " GIRL may be appealing for ever so , many reasons," says Evelyn Brent, the star whose own magnetism has proved so irresistible on the screen. "But the most compelling charm of all is smooth, soft skin. "An exquisite complexion, somehow, is always alluring. "Long ago the directors in Hollywood found out that no girl could hope to win out on the screen unless she has the kind of skin that makes you fairly gasp with ad miration. "So you may be sure we all take mighty good care of our skinl "Almost every girl in Hollywood uses the same method I do regular care with Lux Toilet Soap. When girls write to ask me the secret of being attractive, I'd like to say to every one: 'Keep your skin really lovely. You can do it just the way we screen stars do. '" Hollywood Broadway Europe 9 out of 10 Lovely Stars tise it! Of the 521 important actresses in Holly wood, including nil stars, 511 use Lux Toilet Soap. It is the official soap in all the studios. On Broadway the stage stars are using it . . . . And the screen stars in the Euro pean capitals I You will be delighted with the fragrant, soothing lather of Lux Toilet Soap. Order some today. LlLA LEE, charming stnr: " I always use Lux Toilet Soap to guard my skin." LUX Toilet Soap AONES AYRES, lovely star: "It'a wonderful soap." , First Sweeping Hollywood- '. -then Broadway and now ihi T m Kufopcan Capitals . Vf Tieports have come to Medford that sipns have been posted north of Cirants Pass on the Pacific Highway warning California bound motorists that there Ib a bad de tour south of Medford and that tho Redwoods highway should be used for best results. As a matter of fact, the detour south of this city taken motorists tiroujfh a choice .section of Jack son county's orchard and farming lands, and the road is In fairly Rood condition. This route is used during Improvement work on the highway from Medford to Talenl. You can fry withTroco Troco does not spatter SPECIAL OFFER FOR LIMITED TIME 1 lb. Troco Nut Margarine and fine aluminum frying pan U Troco for fryinft tny food you with. Th rtiulti will delight you. Troco givtt you, at distinct Mving, the qualities of the finest fry ing medium. Enjoy in your fried food the. 'me delicate flavor that malcea Troco un excelled for table lue. Fry with Troco once and you will um it always. TROCO Tropical Coconut NUT MARGARINE 4 ONI OF D V ft K I '9 k M O O fOODt 1 Preferred Dividend SAFE AND SURE Investors throughout the country are turning to Build ing and Loan as the safest plan for investment . . . there is no fluctuation in the value of the shares funds are loaned only with mortgage security on residence prop erty interest is collected each month dividends are paid to stockholders each July and January. Our Preferred Dividend Stock Class A participates in a 7 dividend paid from date of investment to July first. Checks are sent out July fifteenth and each six months thereafter. JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 30 North Central Organized 1909
