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-'Personal
Bui III! riff Tola I Smaller
, Met! ford had a building program
last month of $17,735, a decided
decrease from the total of May,
which had over 30,000. Permits
Issued for even new building" rep
resent on expenditure of $13,850.
The latest applications were filed
hy Mayhell Bechtel for a porch on
it dwelling on South Central at a
coHt of $80 and hy Elizabeth Colby
for repairs to a store building on
laurel street at a cost of $50.
Kpi'ud Fourth at Ktimiatli Fa IN
Mrs, Dick Slimier and son left
ycatorday for Klamath Falls to
impend the Fourth of July there and
visit a week with relatives.
: Anderson's New Studio of Pho
tography, ground floor, 407 K.
Main, opposite Plggly Wlggly. 130
Plea Bant Fishing Purty
A party composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Sehorn, Mi, and Mr.
O. O. Htagg of Berrydale avenue,
h. L. Brownell of Klamath Fails
nnd Everett Ballard of . Dorrl.
Cul., enjoyed Sunday fishing on the
south fork of the Rogue. A nice
catch was reported. The Sehorns
remained for a few dnys camping.
' The semi-annual clearing sale i
now In progreiw at Ktholwyn B,
Hoffman's, Including Hats, Coats,
Drosses and Ensembles. 10.r
Here fwm IMMtuiit Points
OucHts from distant places reg
istered at Med ford hotels Include
Clarence Burton of Philadelphia,
Pa., .and Walter Logan of Omaha,
Neb. - -
Mrs. Mabol Hall, director of the
School of Arts and Crafts at Asn
land this summer, will teach
courses In weaving, block printing
and , costume design, beginning
June 80. . 102
New Air way a Beacon
Plans for Installing a 3.000.000
eand'lepower nlrwny beacon on Ce
dur ipoujntaiu, 15 ml ten oust ut
Wolf Creek, wore unofficially re
vealed In Grants Push Monday. The
cllunge of the airway to that loca
tion will be in order to conform
With the new radio directional bea
Mtm system, U is reported. J. W.
WmUhlngton, airway engineer of
seventeenth lighthouse district, and
A. J 4. Dulin. construction foreman
of the district, are reported to be
making a preliminary survey for
the new beacon on Cedar moun
tiiln, Grants pans Courier.
Free public lecture, Wednesday
evening at 7:30, Chiropractic con
vention In Masonic Temple, Ht.
Mark's Bldg. 103
In Oily on Business
Thomas Harper of Portland, rep
resentative of the R. D. Dunn com
pany, Is in Medford today trans
acting business with members of
Drive in tray service to your
car, Sunrise Lunch and noft drink
Mtand is now open to tho public.
The biggest and best root beer In
the city for Ko. Twelfth and Pacific
highway.- f)rlve out folks, and
give us n trial. 105
OraNf Fire ThbV FortHiooii
i The fire department was called
tn Beakman avanuti thin forenoon
to extinguish a small grass fire
thai resulted in no damage. Last
evening, the fire department was
summoned to the ond of Hnuth
lllvorstde because of a fabte alarm.
We have that particular mould
Jug for your. Individual picture.
The Poasleys, opposite New Holly
thcuter. tf
Hwovorcd front Oprrittlmi
.Lester Merriman. who recently
underwent a major operation at
tin Sacred Heart hospital, was to
bo removed to his home today.
The aeinl-annual clearing sale is
now in progress at Ktholwyn B.
Hoffmann's, Including Hats, Coats,
Ureesea and Ensembles, 105
I'ltflortnkerH Flln Iiiom
Articles of Incorporation were
filed at Kalem lat week by the
Oregon Funeral Directors and
Kin ha Inters' association. The In
corporators are K. It, Hughes of
Astoria, Oten B. Macy uf McMlnn
vllle and C. W. Ilenkle of Dallas.
The corporation was authorlxed at
a recent meeting of the atato as
sociation held in B.ilom.
Funeral sprays and flowers for
decorating."' DeLosh Flowe tinr
dens, 3J5 H. Holly, or Phono 3 1 6 -1 .
lot
For Over
The 4th
Fluhrer's Sandwich
Loaf and Sandwich
Bum.
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Alio remember we have
the Wgost assortment
of breads and pastries
in Southern Oregon.
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California!! ut Holds
Included unions Cullfornlans
registered at Medford hotels are
J. H D. A. and M. K. Keura, C. J.
Hubbard, L. ' Lawn. L. S. Miles,
H. S. Tyler, Mrs. O. McCarley, H.
A . DeCi r of f , l, T. lie) gerso n o f
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Whltcomb of Olendalc, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Fallman. Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. McCarty of Stockton, K. H.
Croft and purty of Kan Diego, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank K. Hoods, Harold
Palmer of Hollywood, Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Mickle, Mr. and Mrs. A
C. (iliwer of Hosh, Mrs. L I. Hwain
and chitdren of Cbicn, Alice Mark
hum, Kleanor Page of Pasadena,
Mr. and Mrs. Kunncka and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Reystons of Oakland,
J. K. liadley of Han Leandro. H. F.
Lee of Red Bluff. Mr. and Mrs.
Kmery Johnson of Colusa, and the
following from San Francisco: Mi",
and Mrs. H. O. White and son, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Bruer, Jane Bruer
and Mrs. B. Taylor.
Choice gladiolus, old-fashioned
flowers and corsages for all oc
casions. Oladlolas 50c per dozen.
DeLosh Flower Gardens, 323 S.
Holly, or Phone 300-L. ' 107
Visit In Kiigcnc
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gregory and
daughters, Marjorie and Virginia,
will leave tomorrow for Spring
field and Kugenc where they will
visit friends, returning to Medford
next Sunday.
Get a permanent wave before the
Fourth. Bowman's Beauty ghoppu.
Phone 57. 103
Hilt Woman' Vlxlt
Mrs. W. D. Htagg of Hilt, Cal.,
shopped and visited in Medford
fa.st Friday.
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Dance till 1 o'clock, Gold Hill
rvery Saturday night. 83tf
Spent Week Mntl Hero
-Harry Wright, Jr., Andrew K.
Wright and Orvllle Wright of
Klamath county spent tho week
end with their mother, Mrs. Rose
Miller Wright.
The Poasleys, opposite Holly thea
ter.
RcpoiiH (ifHHl lOnrollmcnt
Tho Hams Valley school district
ho a census of 70 pupils and tho
school last year hud an enrollment
Of 65 , pupils reported S. H. Abbott,
school clerk, when he was In Med
ford this forenoon. He is looking
forward to an even larger enroll
ment next year. Hams Valley has
a standard high school nnd several
of its students have attended col
lego and graduated.
For best green slabs, asl driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
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Tramuct Business Hero
Cecil Owen and sister. Dona
Owen of Takilma. Ore., arc In Med
ord today attending to business
matters, . ..... i
There will ho a chicken dinner
nerved at Dead Indin Springs the
Point nnd1 Lake Creek nm
llcallli NuiNO to Honolulu
Mrs. Constance Crist, who has
been county health nurse In Rose
bnrg for the past nine months, left
Monday for tho Hawaiian Islands,
where she has taken a permanent
position to do settlement work.
Uho will be stationed in Talama
settlement in tho city of Honolulu,
her work being city visiting nurs
ing. Mrs. Crisi's successor In Rose
burg has not yet been selected.:
lloschurg News-Review.
Hemstllehlng. plcotlng. pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 257tC
Family Party on Fourth
Herman Prleirt of SaWamenlo
will Join his wife, who is visiting
at his sister's ranch In Sams Val
ley. July 4. His mother, Mrs. Ma
tilda Vsunxa, and brother, John
VMunxa, will also he there. They
all plan to spend the Fourth at
Cater Lake.
Choice glndlolas. old-fashioned
flowers and corsage for all oc
casions. Oladlnla 50c per dozen.
DeLosh Flower Hardens, S'JR S.
Holly, or Phone 3!i-L. 107
KhopiKtl III Mi1foi-l
Delford Lang, rancher of Modoc
Point, with his family spent yes
terday In Medford on a chopping
tour.
i Sew Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and nuto body
repairing. tf
MIks Hoggs Iteluriw
Miss Ktbol Itoggs returned to her
position in' the office of N'ewbuiy
& Newbury this morning after re
turning yesterday from Roseburg.
where ha spent the week end vis
iting her sister, MIss.Gladys Bogg.
Choice gladioli, cut flowers and
funeral sprays. Hnmuelson Flow
er Harden, 208 Clark St. Phone
sso-x. sr.tr
Another Holf Bag Victim
Among the IMest addicts to the
new miniature golf game Is Mifts
Constance Andrews of the county
clerk's office, who was seen last
night at the Oakdale avenue course.
She made the 18 holes In less than
firt. Miss Helen Dugan, another
office member, Is planning to start
playing this evening.
Dance. Dreamland Wed. and Sat.
Dynge's music. lot!
I Left Hospital Toriay
I A. B. Ay res. who sustained four
j broken ribs and a broken collar
1 hone In an auto crash near Med
; ford last week, was able to leave
the hospital today. He will be In-
acapcltated for six weeks or so.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Hold HI.!
every Saturday night, 89tf
Week's Industrial A
Five woikmen lost
a result of accidents
dustries during the
June 2. A total "f
were reported to th
during the week.
ti'hlenls
their lives ns
In Oregon 1n-
week 1 endins
? 1 H aeeblents
e commission
Funeral sprays an
decorating.' !c Loh
dens, 325 S. Holly, or
d flowers for
Flower Har-
Phone S90-I,.
107
Orcgoiiluii at Hotels
Among residents of Oregon reg
istered at local hotels are F. P.
Sipe. II. ('. Heymour and H. A.
Llndgren of CorvalUr, Ft. L. Gallo
way, Floyd Hlmmonscn, Howard
Jcnks of Salem, Alice Collies of
Coqullle. and the following from
Portland: H. A. Thomas. Dr. C.
;. Hencklcy and family, Klmer
Wheator, Th. dev. Harper. C. A.
Andvi-n, Delia Fuller, R. Toreg
gino. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kruse and
lilna Crawford.
Dr. J. P. Bray has returned from
Corvaltis and resumed the practice
of chiropractic. Offices In the
Medford Bldg. 100
Mrs. Kldrcdge III
Mrs. K. X. Kltfredge underwent
a minor operation at the Sacr.d
Heart hospital this morning and Is
reported to be getting along nicely.
- Dance Jackson Springs, July 3,
4 and 5. Regular admission. Pep
Peddlers.
105
Hoover Invited to Conference
C. K. Gates, president of the
Northern California-Southern Ore
gon Development association, nun
extended a special Invitation to
Dean T. J. Hoover of Stanford
l.'nlverxlty to attend the Mid -Pacific
Kmpire Mineral Economic
conference to bo held at Grants
Pass. July 15th. Dean Hoover,
brother of President Hoover, is
dean of engineering at Stanford
university f.nd professor of mining
and metallurgy.
To Foreclose Mortgage
Florence and Paul Hoffard are
named defendants In a slvil action
filed In circuit court yesterday by
St HV Ititlfhno In fnfpcliiHo . mort
gage given on a S2000 promissory
note, tub collection or a promis
sory note for $1500 Is the basis
of another civil action filed tn
court yesterday by John K. Mc
Donald against Joseph Cottrell.
The note was dated January 1,
102!). and Interest to the amount
of 9134 A In arrears.
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wonit be able to fill orders.- Valley
Fuel Co. Phono 7fl. tf
Here on Biit-Jiiess , .
R. K. Dean, representative of the
Southern Pacific lines, with head
quarters in Grants pass, was. In
Medford this morning attending to
businea mutters.
Lot us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Phono 542, Ity San
itary Service. 387tf
Kerrigan Hero Yesterday
Walter J. Kerrigan, representa
tive for tho Oregon la n for the Ash
land district, spent yesterday after
noon In Medford.
A special value nt 91.50 In the
all -silk Arteraft hose Is making
quite a reputation at Ktholwyn B.
Hoffmann's. tf
Hack from Northern Trip . .
State Traffic Lieutenant O. o.
Nichols returned Sunday from a
periodical inspection trip to the
'oos Bay country, Albany, Cuvvallirt
nhiV Rofioburg,' ; -.',.'. :,'JL 'l' .','. &-S.'
. For best groon slabs, ask driver
or cull Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
65tf
Charivari Hero Iast Night
Married Sunday In Medford. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hobbs were given
a royal rldo on the rear of a road
ster down MedTord's Main street
at midnight last night, to the ac
companiment of auto horns, tin
puna and cowbells. The charlva'i
pnrty gathered at tho honeymoon
cottage on Ashland avenue at a
late hour, hut due to the prox
mlty of the hospital, no noiso was
iiuido and the couple was induced
to come out for tho ride quietly.
The bride was Miss JOathar Mes
senger, teacher nt the Thompson
Creek school last year. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cotton, brother and
alater- of the newly weds, respec
tively, were leaders of tho party.
. Free load kindling . with 3 big
loads t-!n. alalia, -VaHey Fuel Co.
Phone 7rt. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
8XAP Modern little homo on
good street. Price $1200; $00
cah.
CHACNCKY FLORKY.
Phone 318. 1 iS K. Main.
KUK TRAIH '2o-nere farm, with
111 acren In cultivation: 4-ronm
lioiiMc; uliu-p .luHt off tmvomont.
ITIipil at 3.800 nnd would c-on-jddor
itood oar up to $700: hal
ation to ho nrroiiKod to suit piir
chnniM !ood 10-room houso on tho
pavrmi'M. In fine noltihborhood.
Prlco t(.500. and would consider
smaller houao.
For Salo N'li'P 4-room houno.
iraraKO. nldowalks In. street urad
etl and maeadnmed. Price l,liit);
J a 0 (I cih.
fllAl'Nt'KV KI.OHEV
Phone ll.H. U'3 K. Main.
KKVKIIS Dressed to order. 311
Ho. Peach. 104
IIRATTV SALON preimred to tiive
th. best In heatKy service. Just
opened ut 11 So. Orantte. Call
S(t.1-Y. 107
WANTKl) 'Position ns auto elec
trician, full illeuson's at t'en
tral Point. 10J
CO It BA1.K OK TRAPK SO acr.n,
r.O A. cultivated. Ill In alfalfa, 7'
vioiu house, Isirn 40x42, ehlcKen
house lnx50, ynnri well, 2 Hood
sprlnKS. 20 A. timber; all fenced
and cross-fenced, woven wire: &
Kood cows, 2 horses, chickens.
Implements: Ittooo.
J. C HAU.NMOS
IS 8. Central. Phone 405.
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l-'Olt HAI.K 2 Inrne lotn on West
Palm street, fuclnff ntrth. $130
each, fall forenoons. !t64-,. tf
lllll HAI.K Kntitll house, laiw
lot. with .litvely uartlen. shaile
treen and flowers: beautiful view.
Central Point. Hmall payment
down, balance 910 n mouth, call
forenoons PM-L. tf
c'oiy 1SKNT -New modern house.
,V.l Myers Ht. 10J
roll HAI.i: Kitra nice alfalfa
hay. Phtne Illy-Y between
and 7 a. m. or and A p, in, 102
rvH HUNT Comfortable S-room
house at 702 Palm Ht.. tli mo..
Incl. water: near new hluh and
Jackson school. Charles K. Hav,
ltealtor, Medford 1 1 lt K Tel. 202.
107
ChanilM'is In GiiiuIh Push Today
Ted Chambers of tho local May
tag shop is spending the day in
Grants' Pass on business.
i Order . now. , J 6 -1 n . . green pine
slabs; big loads, 4 tiers, $5.00,
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
Seattle VNlton In City
Mr. and Mrs. 10. R. Crebbs, W.
K. Crosby, Mr. and Irs. J. H.
Dahlberg. L. W. Murray, Mrs. P.
J. Carew of Seattle are among the
Washington guests at Medford ho
tels. .
Chauncey, Klorey . now located
123 Kitt Main St. Insurance and
Real Estate. . Golf
On Gold Bond Club Business
P. D. Burke of the Children's
Gold Bond Havings club left for
Salem. Ore., yesterday afternoon
on business pertaining to organiz
ing, units of the Gold Bond club In
the leading cities and towns ot
southern Oregon. On his return
trip to Medford he Intends to atop
over at Eugene. Marshfleld and
Roseburg, where plans for Btarting
local units of the club are already
under way. It Is understood that
the Children's Gold Bond Savings
club Intends to grow from Medford
and develop one of the largest
children's thrift organizations In
the wost.
Anyone who would like a bari
gain In a high grade banjo should
call at this office and Inspect the
banjo left here for rale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 2 5tf
Slate Kniployo Promoted
' Arthur . J. . Montgomery, cashier
of the motor vehlclo division of
tho secretary of state's office since
1923. has been promoted to first
assistant to Carl Gabrlclson, man
ager of the division.. A. D. Apper
son, who has been connected with
the department since l-!2 5, has
been promoted to chief clerk.
Slabs, big loads, 4 4 tiers, $5.00.
Small loads $3.00. Valley FueI'C9.
Phone 7. rf
No.1
233 W. Sixth
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bolden Kule brocerv
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N'-XV 700 htiav' oroVfirv atorest KtiElls SAVINOS when von '
GROCERY SPECIALS
WHERE YOU MEET GOOD .THINGS TO EAT
Gold, Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People
Mny Inkf xil vimt ivr of tlit'so bnrprjiins by .slioppinr nt Coidftt Utilo (irni'cry
No. 8 in (Itiltl I lilt, (inldt'ii If nit (irocery No. 4 in tliirksonville and (Icililen
Rule (ii-tifffy No. in (Vnlrnl Point.
-t 7IH1 Sloro liiiying I'owrItcnsoii NVo Sell for Loss,
Whillock's GOLDEN RULE
WE BUY RIGHT AND SELL RIGHT
IN OUR NEW
Self Service Wearing Apparel Store
U . a -W
Men's 4th of July Shirts
Fast color brcadcloth shirts in both fancy
patterns and plain colors.
$1.15
Other Dress Shirts 03c to $1.87
Men's Dress Ties 43c to 47c
Men's Dress Hose ......15c, 23c, 33c, to 43c
Men's Summer Union Suits'...... 47o to 93c
MEDFORpjS
Able to Go Home
Dilly Parsons waa removed o
his home today on Realty street,
from the Sacred Heart hospital,
where ho had recently undergone a
major operation.
Chauncey Florey now, located
123- Fast Main St. Insurance and
Real Estate. 65tf
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
65tf
Doing SucccHHfuI Work ,
Losing only one match since lie
became a professional. Harry El
liott, referee at last night's wres
tling card here, has been meeting
with great success. His only de
feat occurred in Medford when
Vaqui Joe took two out of three
fall In a finish match. , Elliott is
to wrestle this week in Halem with
a Canadian champion. Tho match
is expected to be a real test.1 In a
recent encounter at Eugene, Elliott
throw Sailor Tex Watklna, known
to Medford fans, twice In 20 mln
u tes.
We specialize In radiator and j
fender repairing at Van's Garage,
33 S. Bartlctt. Phone 208.
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Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181. if
July Weddings Begun
The c'ourtty clerk's office issued
marriage licenses today and yes
terday to Hugh Com best, 32, of
Jacksonville, and Alice McMullen,
21, of Medford; Aaron Smith, 40,
Williams, Cal., and Suslo McNalley,
26, Colusa, Cal.; Roy Burton, 2L
and Mary Tatum, 1H, both of Oak
land. Cal.; L. Stewart. 2'J, and
Edtih Warrick. 27, both of San
Pedro, Cal.; Carl Nachrelne, 21,
and Dorothy Rice, ID, b- th of R?J
ding, Cal.
Lime for all purposes at Med
ford tnmber Co. '"" 78tf
: 'Dancer"Dreain land Wed; 'id Gaf
Dynge's miiKic. 106
WHILLOCK'S
C. A. WHILLOCK, Manager
Headquarters
For Quality Foods
Wise and thrifty shoppers who are seeking bargains
' for the Fourth in food stuffs and wearing apparel
will save money by shopping at Whillock 's Golden
RiiIa flrnrnvifls ntirl Whillnnk's Splf-Servinp. 'Wear-
kbuy ycur vacation or pantry needs. You'll like to
shop at leisure in our self service apparel store
and you get the benefit of savings we make on
' ' clerks' wages. t .' " J ,!
;' 5 See Our Vindows for .
4th of July and Saturday
WEST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE
Ballard Return Homo
Everett Ballard has returned to
his home In Dorrls. Cal., after
spending a week In Medford nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. U, U. Htagg
on Berrydale, avenue.
Loose, squeaking wheels are dan
gerous. Have them tightened on a
hydraulic wheel setting machine at
Fichtner's Garage. 93t
Phone 542. We'll haul awav
your refuse. City Sanitary Service
337tf
Ple Smokers Pleased
The fact that tent life beside a
mountain stream U not tho same
without the old briar to draw on
seems to bo recognized by the for
est service in modifying its non
smoking order on reserves to ex
clude camps. The Oregonlan,
Tree props: A large stock always
on hand. Tel. 629. Medford Lum
ber Co. 78tf
Tree props. All lengths, regular
size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
78tf
Mrs. Denton Js Home
Mrs. Luanna Denton, who h:is
been visiting her son In Yakima,
Wash., for the past five weeks, re
turned to Medford yesterday. She
reports the weather in the north
very cool.
Let mc write your fire Insurance.
Car) Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg. Phone 093. t
Screen doors (fixtures free).
Medford Lumber o. Phono 629.
; . ' ' , ! . v. k 78t
Your health
is your wealth. It's as near ah
your toloplione. Call 1290 for
appointment.
DR. CHARLES R. 8IMKIN8
Over Woolworth's 6tor.
Russian Manage. Electrotherapy
, Chlropractje
No. 2
117 N. Central
Rayon Hose large assortment to choose
from. Some at 47c pair.
LADIES PURE SILK HOSE
Large assortment of colors.
, . $1.00 to 1.23
LADIES' DRESSES
Be sure to tee these dresses. We
are sure they will please you.
YES-Uhe prices are low.
H. E. Miller and family of MH
ford have moved to Aahland takhu
up residence on Iowa street. Ash-;
land Tidings. ;
Chauncey Florpy now located
123 East Main Kt. Insurance aw!
lteal Estate. SStf
Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold HIM
every Saturday night. 8ytf
Smith Hit hy Car
W. F. Smith of South Front
street U reported to have sustained
minor injitfle when struck by an
auto drivi by Mo:s Betty Bard
wcll about 10:30 this morning. He
is believed to have failed to see
the approaching machine and
walked into it.
v. A 'modern Claruei or T:ueri h'r
been aid out on Avery Island, near
Last Times TONITE All Talking Fun
, JACK OAKIE
SHEETS GALLAGHER - MARY BRIAN in
"THE SOCIAL LION"
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All Talking Comedy,' Musical Revue, Movietone News
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PATERNAL LOVE
SECOND WIFE
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W 'i&fik CONRAD NAGEL .
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A ' 'yWk. ' J Jk'tddic Burke TredcvkkM
ix!&SJl V From tht Original Plau ' '
Bargain OC.
fr X. ' Mats. :i
WHERE TALKING PICTURES' REACH PERFECTION
2 DAYS ONLY STARTS
Tomorrow
Last' Times TONITE! . jv a'
NANCY CARROLL
Richard Arlcn in
"DANGEROUS
PARADISE"
Have You Had This In Mind
For Some Time
llllt jllst llilVIMl't
t!"t to it?
Ilnw iiinsr iijio wiis it vim ilcciilr) to open n
Savings Account mill ndil to it rcyuliirly ?
You've ddiilitlcss hail it in iniml fcif sonic
tiiiip, lint luivc ilmio nothing about it but,
now. here's h reason for takin action.
lleposits in the Snviims Depiirtincnt of Tlis
First Naliouiil liank made on nr before Julv
."itli will draw interest from the first. Her
is an opportunity not only to carry out your
intentions, but to take advantage of sonic ex
tra interest as well. Open that Account
no.'. :
The First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
Iberia. La., by A. B Melihenny.
Rare flowers wer imported from
all parts of the earth.
If-A'kAolmes
INSURANCE.
Vgeng
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Homes
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178-J i
2 DAYS ONLY STARTS
Tomorrow
Children Mat. 10c
Evenings 25, 50