TVrEDFOftT) MATL TRTBUNE,' MEDFORD, ORKfiOy, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 19P.0.
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ocal and
Personal
Xmfrlu Cops Away
Htato Traffic Officer Herb Moore
loft this morning for Oregon City,
where he in to appear ua a witness
1 In the trial of an aliened hlt-anil-run
driver. Tho offleer will re
turn In a few days. Officers C. P.
Talent and O. O. Nichols left yes
terday for a short trip to IJtkevlew
to attend to official business in
connection with the appointment
of a new officer for the Lukevlew
district.
Hnlpli llnllpy Kotunis
Itiilnh Halley, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Wlnfleld llailey, who Kindu
ated with hlith honors In the ac
counting department at Orepon
State colleue Monday, has arrived
home.
W. It. C. Meetlni: CIuiiikc
On account of the funeral of
Mrs. Josie Willson belnw hold at 'J
p. m. Thursday, the W. H. O. meet
Inn will be held at a later hour.
All members are asked to please
take notice of this change In the
hour of meeting.
For Sale: 500 empty GO-lh. hon
ey tins nnd Amalzo oil tins; good
lops. See Corold J. Parker, 012
So. Itlverside? Medford, Ore. 80
From OrcROII Points
Among the Oregon guests regis
tered at Medford hotels, other than
those from Portland, arc (leorge
HJonslt of Cottage Cirovo and Fred
Moldl of Salem.
Kxtra choice flowers for grad
uation. Phono your ordors early.
Phono 3D0-L, or call at 325 South
Holly. 75
Judge at Flower Show
-Mrs, Oeorgo liaton drove to Med
ford Tuesday to tako part in the
flower show there, of which she Is
one of the Judges. -Grants Pass
Courier.
Let mo write your fire Insurance.
' Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg-. Phono 093. tf
.
N4tl Nil Morn Men
With the enlistment of Andrus
Smith of Jacksonville in.eompanv
A, Medford Orogon National Guard
unit, tho local company needs only
nix men to fill up lis ranks betote
leaving for nnnual encampment
this month, Tho enlistment of
Smith brings 10 per cent of the
company's strength from Jackson
ville. Let us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Phone 642, City Banl
tary Bcrvloe. 887tf
AutliM'll ScJloul Closes
Tho only, other school In Jack
son county, outBldc of Medford, ti
oIoho this week was Antioch, which
was dismissed yesterday. Throe
schools will, however, be open du.'
lng tho summer nnd are located at
Colestlno, Spring Creek and Cli
max. They are closed during the
winter because of bad weather con
ditions unsuitable fur school at
tendance. Thorval H. Folkenborg, teacher
of violin, bolleves the summer va
cation to bo the opportune time for
children to study music. A speolal
eourso of Instruction, Including use
of Instrument, is offorcd. C.ill
Studios, Rooms I and 4, College
Bldg., 81 N. Grape. 80
OiiiHitlntioii for 'llluos
If you arc Inclined to be down
hoartcd and feel blue nnd think tho
world Is Klvlng you the little end
of It, Just think that during the
next three months come green
boans, roasting ears, new potatoes,
new peas, strawberries nnd watev
melon. Jf that don't clinso th
blues nway one might as well go
Jump In the lake. Mill City Logue.
Flowers of nil kinds for parties,
banquets, decorating, etc. Call nt
325 South Holly or Phone 300-L. 70
To Meet Tllllrsdny .
Tho Good Time club will hold
Its -regular meeting nt the Uilior
hnll Thursday evening, according
to an announcement made today
Flowers for graduation. Phono
your ordors early. Phono 3H0-I.
or call at 825 South Holly. 75
Another 1lvtreo Filed
Cruel nnd Inhuman treatment U
alleged In a divorce complnlnt filed
In circuit court yesterday by
Frances Tlav nusinst Thomas T)uv.
The counln were married In 1027.
Zinnlu nnd ntpp pliintn, lBo dot.
Mrs. IrcsHler, 1107 KbmI Main.
7fi
- Myron P loner left thin motnlm:
for Portland whore hp plnn to
upend thi' mt miner Myron In a atu
UflU of Medford high nehool.
Chnunccy Jfloroy now locftto'l
K8 Kust Mhlh Bt. " Inwifamie mill
Bread
as made with milk by
Fluhrer is your bost
food. Eat more of it.
Is
Califol'lllHll.4 Ut Holl'ls
Amonjr California guest at 1
cal hotels are ('. O. Alford of l.us
Anitelcs, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 1'ayno
of Oakland, Irwin Koenlir of Hunta
Hosa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoxte
of Portola. Mr. and Mrs. W. O
Hyatt of Han Fernando and Earl
Bilker of Riverside.
Kxtra choice flowers for grad-
nation. Phono your orders early.
Phone 3H0-L, or call at 325 Sout'il
Holly. 7-j1
Attends DlMrlcl Meet
Jack Thompson was atnonj; tho
members of the Kiwanis club who
attended the Joint district meeting
held in lioseburu Tuesday.
Kor Sale: One beautiful polden
oak dlnlne. room set. Call 607 Ho.
Central, f'arold J. Porker. 80
Civil Korvlre KkuiiiIiiiiiIoiis
Applications for the junior sten
ographer and Junior typist exam
inations at Medford next month
must bo filed with Secretary 11 Hi
Civil Service District. 207 Postoffice
building, Seattle, Wash., by Juno
23rd.
Balloon dance. Sat. nlghl, Dream
land hall. Admission 75c; ladles
free. Regular dance Wednesday. 77
II. I'. W. tilill Mil'H
Members of tno local iiusincss
and Professional Women's club
will meet at the Holland HoVel to
morrow noon for an Informal
luncheon hour In the main dining
room, Mrs. Maud Chapman, presi
dent, stated this morning.
Chauncey Florey now located
123 Kant Main St. Insurance nnd
Ronl Estate. 66U
llond Hcporletl Ball
Accordlng to local fishermen, tna't
road to Fish lake Is In bad condl
Hon but fishing al the lako Is good.
Many cars are making tho trip
dally and fishermen express tho
Idea that the good fishing far ex
ceeds the poor roads. Ashland
Tidings.
We specialize In radiator and
fender repairing at Van's Garage,
33 So. Bartlctt. Phone 208. tf
Clinic licit" Tomorrow
The- county health department
will hold a child welfare cllnlti to
morrow In Medford ut the V. W
C. A., and mothers are Urged to
make appointments by calling tho
department headquarters, 1350, for
appointments. Tho clinic will be
In charge of nr. 11. C. Wilson,
county health officer, assisted by
Miss -Augusta Glover, county nurse.
A clinic was hold yestorday at
Phoenix and eight babies, Includ
ing two from Talent, ' were ex
amined. Dressmaking nnd remodeling nt
the Fashion S h o p, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181. 'If
Vtslu Gmiiilclillitmi
Mrs. Tlinmn Blattery of Grants
Pass arrived In Medford this after
noon to spend several weeks visit
ing her grandchildren, Amy,. Jrm,
my and Joan HSIIintt, at the Klllott
homo, Corning Court. Mivs. Mlllott.
who Is still rocelvlng medical
treatment In Portland, Is reported
to be Improving.
. Flowers for graduation. Phono
your ordors early. Phone 300-L
or call at '325 South Holly. 75
Homo I'.l'onomlf's Mooting
Home economics teachers of
Oregon high schools are holding
their annual conference at Cor
vallls from yesterday lo Saturday.
Inclusive. The teachera gathered
at Yamhill Btago depot In Portland
on Tuesday morning and made u
tour of St. Helens. Sandy and Oro
gon City high schools, thenco to
Corvallls.
" Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
button making and-hose mondlng.
Handicraft Shop. ' ' 1 : '2571
iiiiiiin
315 East
Imprests'! With Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson of
Hprini? street drive, enjoyed a short
visit Kiiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Khunmuker of Portland. The
Hhoemakers were very much im
pressed with HoKUe Hiver valle.
returning to their home- Saturday
via Crater lake.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call' Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031.
b&ll"
Ifiinl Tlslilancl I Menus
John Iteli! of Medford "as vis
Itltxr In Ashland tile first of the
week with friends.
$5.00 I'.alloon dance. Sat
. . . t
Dramtnnd hall. Dynge's music. 77
Whin's Hie Difference?
Women are said by a research
statistician to have less chanco cf
reaching old age than they had !')
years ago. Modern woman doesn't
reach ild age, anyhow, and it has
a difficult Job in reaching her.
Weston Leader.
Public Market Grocery Butter
40c lb., eggs 25c doz., all standard
coffee 43c. 80
Central Point Dally Meet
An all - day dairy production
meeting Is .being held by the wom-
vn f Central Point district, at the
(grange hall of that town today.
with Mabel Mack, county
demonstration agent.
home
Wo are prepared to do all kinds
of plastering, stucco, brick and ce
ment work. No. Job too small, n?
job too big. Let home men do your
work; Tel. 377-L: V. W. James &
Son, 220 Cottage. 77
More- Building Applications
Applications were on flip as fol-
uw today al the city building de
partment: Dora Humpton, sleep
ing porch. $50, North Bartlotf,
Star Market, change front, Kast
Main, $50; John Frick, garage,
Sunset. $': It. lOstes, stucco ga
rage, Pennsylvania, $35.
Kxtra choice flowers for- gradu
ation. Phone your orders early.
Phone 390-L or call at 325 South
Holly. 75
Alt'llHeil of GllH Tlirl't
Three youths were arrested bv
the police yesterday for stealing
gasoline from automobiles, and are
being held for Investigation. Gaso
line thefts have been common
through the use of siphon hoses
from cars parked In the city and
complaints have also been received
from .rural residents wfho claim
that night prowlers have raided
their gas storago tanks.
Balloon dance, Sat. night. Dream
land hall. Regular dance Wednes
day. 77
Alaska Woman 'Here
Miss 13. Balch, Anchorage, Alas
Uu, Is among the guests at local
hutels from a distance. She Is
registered at the Hotel Holland.
Flowers for graduation. Phono
your orders early. . Phone 300-L
or call at 325 SoullTHolly.
Mrs. Fry ('oinploUs Visit
Mrs. Jnke Fry has returned lo
her home on the Pacific highway
near Medford after spending sev
eral days in Corvallls visiting rela
tives and friends.
Geo. A. Bohnert, General Truck
Ing, at Flchtner's Oarage, Tel. 180.
92'
Fined for Deer Killing
Arrested by Deputy Game War
dens Itoy Parr nnd F. M. Brown,
Kd Brownsworth was fined $50 in
Ibe Gold Hill Justice court laM
Friday on a charge of killing a
deer out of season. Tho two of
ficers made a similar nrrest In
Klamath county yesterday.
' Cliftuncey Florey
128 F.nst Main St.
now located
5tf
NO
To Our Many Frioiuls and Ciifslonicrs of MeriFord and Jackson Coiini.v: ' .
It, lias lii'i-n called to our attention that there is beiiig shown in Medford a wood and eoal
range called the TOLEDO. , . - -
This is not the same Toledo range that we have the exclusive sale of in Medford. The Toledo
range that we sell and that von own is the Toledo range MANUFACTURED BY THE MONTAG
STOVE WORKS AT PORTLAND, ORE., and was either purchased from the Scott-Woolf Furni
ture Store which quit business last year, or from us.: . , ; . . , i !
This SO-CALLED TOLEDO range will no doubt lie offered at a very low price, and we again
warn you that ,you .can only buy the genuine ','TOLEDO BY MONTAG" at our store.,
So, friends, at any time you are offered a wood and coal range called the Toledo', just ask
who makes it ami where ? If not by Montag Stove "Works at Portland, Oregon, you are not get
ting the Toledo range that has gained such overwhelming success in Medford and Southern Ore
gon. " .......
Of course, we realize it is a great temptatimt for any store to try to get in on the benefits of
the tremendous success of the "TOLEDO BY MONTAG" in this locality. "Because we earnestly
believe that there are more "TOLEDO BY MONTAG" ranges in Medford and vicinity than
any two other makes combined. From now on all our ranges will have a new name-plate, to read
as' follows: "TOLEDO BY MONTAG"; and the name will be copyrighted. So no jealous, unethi
cal or unauthorized persons can copy it.
Ueniemher, friends, that we have built our business upon the merits of the merchandise we
sell and our policy of friendliness to all who come to our store. Never have we tried to imitate
some line of merchandise carried in our town by other stores, because it was a good seller. An J
any time that we have to do this to get business, we will quit for good.
I member that you can buy "TOLEDO BY MONTAG" only at rf , .
John Cupp Furniture Store
Main
Study Meet PoslHHUll
The meeting of the mission study
group uf the Gold Link Hlfole clats
of tho First llaptlst church will be
held tomorrow evening at 7:30 In
stead of the afternoon, an was pre
viously announced, duo to the fu
neral services for Mrs,
Josle Wl-j
son.
Anyone who would like a bar
gain in a high grade banjo should
call at tills offtco and Inspect tho
banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. " 25tl
IkiiI Company Sued
The Delfel Co., Inc., of this city
Is named defendant In a civil nc-
lion uiea against it yesieruay uy
the International Harvester com
pany for the possession of prop-
erty claimed to be worth $11,752.65
or the cash therefor.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
65tf
ONcn Home Agulli
II. 15. Olsen, traveling freight
and passenger agent of tho South
ern Puclflc linen, with headquar
ters In this city, -returned on this
morning's train from tho Umpqua
valley, where" ho had been attend-:
Ing to railroad business for several J
days.
Madame Margot Shlvoly, who has!
taught French In Paris and Bos-j
ton, Mnss., will tutor, give private,
or class lessons to adults and chl.-i
dren. Addross 615 Ponn. Ave. Ph.!
1043-L. ' 74!
Exclusive wall papers. Snedlcnr
Shop, 414 Medford Bldg. 77:
Will Go to Portland
Mrs. Frank Isaacs
will leave
Sunday for Portland. ... , j
1 Dry kindling $2.50 per .load. V&l-'
fey Fuel Co., Phono 76." tt
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIt SALH Girl's nnd boy's bi
cycle, library -.table and small
tablo. 620 So. Holly. 1 74
WILL SACRIFICE $500 equity In
1929 Chev. Snort Coupe, rumble
seat, for $175 cash. Call even
ings, 324 Vancouver Ave. 76
..MAN '
WANT A MAN with Initiative'
and backbone. He must he big!
enough to boss himself and work ;
with earnestness and enthusiasm. I
Such a man can make from !
$3000 to $5000 his first year with
our dealer's franchise for Med
ford. j. I
Your opportunity for advance-:'
ment In hotter with us than It Is
with any corporation In exist
ence. Don't sit and wonder what
this Is all about, but come In and
see. Delay may mean djsap--;
polntment, '
No Investment Is required, but
applicant must bo between 25
and 47 years of age, of above the
average In Intelligence, anil of
unquestionable character. Tele-,
phone ,1. T. Urban nt Hotel Med- I
. ford, this evening or in the tuorn-,'
Ing, for appointment for Inter- j
view. I
u3
FOH RENT 5-room furnished
, apt., 2 blocks from library, . In
quire 804 East Main. Tel. 287-.I.
74tf
! . ' I
IIKH1 SCHOOL student wanta earn
of children daytime, calli'1820,1
Apt. 6. ..... 70
FOH SALE Vacuum sweeper.
Phono KHI-Y. 75
FOIt SALE 5 acres, all In culti
vation, 4 acres cherries, upricuta,
pcachos and apples; new 4-room
house, chlckon house, garage.
Priced to Soil for only $2100.
Would consider n trade.
DEAL ft KNIGHT.
20 N. Hartlett. 8I
WANTED ALTO SAX. Must 4ie
chimp.: Write Box 60, Mall Trib
une. ; 77
TICE
Hero From INirtluncl
Included among the guests from
Portland at Medford hotels are
Col. Jessie F. Stalks, Adpt. B. A.
Clarke, C. W. Johnson, C. W.
Foote, Ij. W. Pennington, ft. I.
Graves. H. K. Segessmun, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Chard, 8. S. Snell, Ace
Meiers and
Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Wllletts.
! We wish to express our appro-
Phone C42. We'll haul awnyj elation for the kindness and sym
your rcfuso. City Sanitary Service, pathy extended us by our many
337tl kind friends and neighbors durin::
. ' i our recent bereavement, and for
16-ln. green pino slabs, large or;
small load:
Valley Fuel Co., Tel
70,
S44tf
Card or Thanks.
We wish to extend our thunks
nnd gratitude to our many friend.-,,
who so kindly remembered and
assisted us during the illness nnd!
death of our beloved wife, mother,!
daughter and sister. . !
Bert E. Newman,
Estclle Newman,
Mrs. A. Dow, j
Muriel Sample, ;
74 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Do;.
3 DAYS
BEGINS
ALL TALKING
THEY, TAKE YOU
PLACES AND SHOW
YOU THINGS
Toby, Ann, Puff, Shorty! The glamor
ous quartette of youthful, fast-living
youngbloods captivated millions in
The SATURDAY EVENING
POST Novel
There's excitement with them, all
about them in
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yOUMGMAN
of MANHATTAN
ALSO
' LAUREL
and
' HARDY In
"BACON
GRABBERS' '
j METROTONE
. NEWS
Su'i'ial Coiiilliunlt'atloil I
Medfi
ford Lodge No. iuj, .,
& A. M.. Friday. June ti.
Work In the A.
and M. M. degrees. Vlsltlna menj-
bers welcome. H. J. K1K1.U. "
C. M. HOUSTON, Secy. W. M.
Card of Thanks.
the many beautiful flowers.
Mr. Frank Amy.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Downing,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Nossamail,
'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caton,
Mr. and Mrs. George Pan key,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dillon PanUcy.i
Card or Thanks.
We desire to thank our friends for
tho many floral offerings nnd for
their, sympathy during our recent
bereavement.
; v Mrs..' B.v Schuler and Clnlr ren.
''"' Frank Schtiler nnd Family. 71
MICKEY MOUSE SAYS:
"Buy FOX SCRIP"
The Ideal Graduation Gift"
TODAY SEk
Claudetto Colbert
as Ann
Norman Foster
ua Toby
Ginger Rogers
as Puff
Charles Kugglo
as Shorty
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INSURANCE
WGENG
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Hornet
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178-J
; YOUR HEALTH
is yunr w(.Hlth. U s as jiour hs
your telpphone. Cull hw for
apiHilntmpnt.
DR. CHARLES R. SIMKIN"S
Over Woolworth's Store
Russian Massage. Electrotherapy
Chiropractic
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L, HILL, Manager
Phwna 105 30 N. Central
Medfordi Oregon
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"IS YOUR 6
TITLE
A man of moderate means
can ill afford the cost of
lengthy litigations which are
i
sure to be forced upon mw
should any flaw come
light affecting the validity
of hia title. It is much more
economical to pay the small
premium for the absorb
and permanent protection of
a title insurance policy.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
121 East Sixth Phone 41
Title Insurance Head
quarters t. nl .i
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