paok Trrui'TiCi
aira. George IS. Hill of New
300(01
ioiao
York City left today for Crater
l.akc. where she will remain overt
the Fourth. She will then ro on.
to Portland, where she will meet
with the National Plant, Flower
and Fruit Guild.
M KDFORI ) MAIL TRliUNl4 Mlfl)FORD,' OlWfirfNVWKnXESlUY, .TUf.V 2, "1 !''"
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nrtf lunnn uniior- 10130 1 iojl il. 1
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th
Mi's. XrwIiiiHl Hostess j
To Misslonury Society ,
: The Women's Missionary society!
.of the First Christian church niut j
: Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mry. Neil Nowlnnd, with thirty j
present. The devotionats were in j
charge of airs. Gregory, with Airs.;
Jamea-.Grigaby .in charge of the
study period, Hiving an interesting
i talk on the home mission field. ,
11 During the business meeting
. Mrs. C. M. Hon ami airs. Lloyd!
"Wicks were appointed captains for 1
the rending contest which was out- ;
lined as a part of the year's work.
airs. J. O. Isaacson spoke on thei
Indian school at White Swan, airs.
Cora A. Wiison on the California :
home for the aged, and airs. Car-j
man E. MeM on the Jarvls Insti- j
tute. j
" During the social hour, refresh-.
ments were served, with eight at
1 the birthday table.
. Mi's. Sleeter Returns .
! From lutstern Trip '
' ' Mrs. R. W. ' Sleeter arrived In
.Medford on the evening '- Shasta
JMonday from Chicago,' 111., after
'. spending the past month visiting
relatives and friends In the eastern
.stute. .She 'returned to Oregon via
' the Canadian Rockies and was en
thusiastic this morning in praise
f of the " northern route, which she
describes as far superior to the
southern in scenic beauty, airs.
'Sleeter 'went, east via Now Orleans.
She spent several weeks in Deca
tur, III., visiting her mother, airs.
Henry Roff, and sisters and enjoy
d several trips to other eastern
" points. ' ,
..Crescent City .
Bench Favored.
Several aiedford families have
chosen Crescent City as the place
: to, ; spend the holiday week-end
and, will bo motoring down the
..Redwood .highway tomorrow, air.
. 4ind airs. Ernest Scott and house
guests, aiisses Hetty and Patricia
Flynn of Rellingham, Wash., will
leave aiedford In the morning for
the northern California beach, air.
.. a nd ai rs. II. T.' 11 ublmrd a nd
nephew, Clayton Anderson of
Portland, will also spend the holi
days at Crescent City. .
Interest in Celebration
.Voiced by I.oeal J). A. XI.
Considerable interest in the cele
bration to ba held at the opening
Of the Salmon river-cutoff on 'July
. 19 is being expressed in local clr
, cles, following request of the
stato society of the Daughters of
' the American Revolution for, at
' tendance of all doseendenlp of the
voters at' Chanipoeg, May 1843.
Tills election marked the begin-
uing of the provisional govern
anient of Oregon.
1 f-f
Dr. and -Mrs. Heland K. Noo of
Ban Francisco were guests of Mr
and airs. Clarence T. -Noc over-
tho week-end. While here they
visited at the Noo sumiper cabin
on the Rogue.
Miss St. tlolin Guest
9'rom Km wis City.
aiiss Oris St. John of Kansas
City, aio., lw in this city -to spend
several weeks as guest of air.,
and airs. K. F. Hurk, having re
cently motored to aiedford from
Hos Angeles with C. J. Hurk. who
is spending the summer at his
brothel's .home. The Hurks and
their guests plan to spend the
coming week-end with their cou
sin. Charles Shaal of Klamath
Falls and will motor to tho neigh
boring city Friday1 morning.
Guest From Oakland. .
aiisp Ktta Hyde is in this city
from Oakland. Cal., to spend two
weeks as uuest of Mr. and Mrs,
ai. R. Crooks, aiiss Hyde will be
remembered as one of the. three
young women of Oakland; who
gained considerable prominence In
1 !23 by swimming the Golden
Gate strait.
Knjoy Trip
To Kake.
Mr. and airs. Donald Clark,
airs. Robert W. Ruhl and liauKh
ters, Roxano and Alicia, and house
guest, aiiss Julia aicWilliams of
Pasadena, Cal., motored to Cra
ter Lake this morning to spend i
tho day.
Will Visit
.Misses Ilcnsley.
Mm Anna Caldwell lloyd of
Long Island. X. Y-, will arrivo in
aiedford Friday morning to visit
her nelces, ai Isses Margaret and
llernyce Hensley. airs. Hoyd
has been visiting In San Framimo
for several weeks.
Youngs Return
From .South.
Mrs. Kllzaheth Young and dau
ghters, Dorothy and Patricia, have
returned to this city from a two
weeks' vacation trip to Yosemlto
national park. Dako Tahoe and
several California cities and re
sorts. - ,
Dr. and .Mrs. R. C. aiulholland
and daughter. Marjorie, accom
panied by their house guest, Mrs.
Mulholland's brother; . Arthur J.
Cole, will motor to Diamond lake
tomorrow to sprn.l the holiday
week end. air. Cole, who Is presi
dent of th0 atcGraw Klcettie' com
pnhy in Omaha, NebV, will' .spend a
week visiting in th's city.'' '
p ... .
. air. and airs; Hdwurd Steep
of Neosho. Mo.,- arrived 111 Med
ford Sunday to spend tho summer
with their daughter, .airs. V"" M.
Van Seoyocv i ! 1 ! '
Mrs. Nellie Kelly and .daughter
of Oakland, Cah, are in this city
to spend the lUmnlndor ., of the
week as guests , of Mrs Kelly's
brother, Harry Lu'y nnd family.
4 '
' 'Mrs; Chfm:W(mrP linr guests
this week her mother, airs. .Mer
rill and brother, Will Jl;n;ill of
Alhuny. ' '
Make July 4th
Celebration A
Happy Event
. VvHEN It AM
WHEN IN CAMP
IT'i NATURE'S
MORGUE FOR
r FLEAS
ANTS
BEDBUGS
MOSQUITOES
ROACHES
MOTHS
fUES
Health, exhileration and keen
refreshment along with celebra
tions, flags, fireworks and picnics
make the 4th of July a happy
event.
.The picnic dinner or week end
outing will be made all the more
enjoyablo If you includo coot, re
freshing, healthful drinks, us sug
gested in the Canada Dry ad in
this issue.
Canada Dry's very foundation is
"liquid ginger," .made frbm select
ed Jamaica ginger root by a spe
cial process exclusively controlled
by the compafll', which enables it
to retain the original aroma, flavor
and natural essence of the ginger
rooL Kigid laboratory control as
sures uniformity, purity and high
est duality, and a special process
of carbonatlon enables Canada Dry
to retain its sparkle long after the
bottle is opened.
Two new drinks, Canada Dry
Gulden Ginger Ale. and Sparkling
Lime were recently put on the
hiai-ket. -They are fut up in hostess-packages
of twelve bottles
and can be had at your dealers.
mn rnr n , i'
run iiiturunu . miJW
Advertising Manager
Fisher Flour Mills
Visits Medford
.Mr. unil .Mm. U. (J. huwi'eneo aix'
In Meilford for u few tluya on lusl
noss. .Mr. Luwrencp Is nlvcrtllnK
mummer fur tho FIsIut Klur mills
In OrPKon. .Mr. and Mrs. Luwronco
ilL'moiistrutu l.'lshor'H flour at tuc
Jitckson county fair antl will be
here uKain this fall.
Their "Kccines," tnailo from
.Wshor'sflomvaro well kiHtwn and
Keiitfi! appre.olitod hy tbnusandH
of people at the fair each 'year.
F
CORVALL1S. Ore., July 2. UP)
Bishop Arthur J. Moore, at the
concluding sessions of the North
west conference and assembly of
tho aiethodist Kpiscopul church,
South, announced new appoint- j
ments to the Portland ami Suoknno
districts. j
The appointments Included the
transfer of N. D. Wood, formerly j
of Peoria and Lake Creek churches
to .Medford; the transfer of H. S.
Shangle from aiilton to Portland
and announcement that Dr. K. J.
Harper, for ten years pastor of the
Corvallis church, had been granted
a year's leave.
13. C. Smith of ailssoula, Mont.,
will fill the vacancy.
The following appoi n t m e n t
wore read: .
Portland district Presiding eld
er. J: B. Needham. Corvallis;
Alsea, K. C. Smith; Baker, A:. J.
Ktnrmer; Bandon, S. D. Walters;
Cntifmola, J. 13. I'enhall; Coquillo,
Si 'D. Walters; La Cimnde. Frank
Hopkins; Tangent, 'IV S- Coberly.
Jjrevm
Visit III irniits I'uss
Mildred 'Stradcr of San Krau
clsco left for CranlH Pass this
mornliiK, followlni; several days 'n
Modford as the KUe.st of Mrs. W.
II. Maullhy.
' Let m wirito'ymir fire Insurance-.
Onrl Y. TenKwnld, Motel Holland
IlldK. 1'hono IM.'i.' 1 tt
J.k'cnsn Itlisli (Killtluiiliii;
Over Ulin .auto lleenscH-werc Is.
sued yesterday at the sheriffs of
fice, and over dpi) the day hefore,
resulting in receipts-nf $17,000 for.
the two days. Just 'as-'-tnany II
cen.sea were expected to :'ho ' Hold
today as yesterday.
KILLS THEM ALL
FlYjTox never misses its mark. Whether they crawl or fly,
insects canriotlivc in art atmosphere sprayed with Fl-V-Tox,
the fragrant insecticide the one that is sold all around the
globe . . . Harmless to people and animals . '. If you want
comfort.cleanliness and freedom from the ever-threatening
mosquitoes on your camping trip, don't fail to equip your
self with Fly-Tox. Used regularly-comfort assured!
Sold at grocery, drug and hardware stores.
FLY-TOX is sold all over the worldl ,v
California Rex Spray Co., Bcnicia, California Ii
N O T A BY-PROOUCJ
$emy Tm for fuiftd pltt
Ant Tox for tui Afi-Twt for plH liet!
- cvt womp w ru.
I. y vftv w i'tI oi-J I
Fly-Tox is the
KientificiMecti
cide developed
at Mellon Insti
tute oflndustriil
Research by Rex
Resfarch Fellow
ship. Insist on
Fly-Tox. Re
fuse substitutes;
be Safe and Svrrr -1 WJG. AffH
lot rc
UES. MOTHS
linrii tirAlC
bna - .- aC
. .Slxty-l'ivo inleroKted Xrult- grow
ers attended the drainage demon
stration . . held yesterday ... In the
W. H, Watt orohard by7 County
AkciU Wilcox, and Areh WorJt,
Icderat , (jralnago engineer.
The-effect of high water table
on apple-and pear trees was ob
served. Tho way in wJiIelv free
ground water eausoH drainage was
explained by, Mr. Wilcox. !
jThe engineering teuiuret) oC tho
drainage system was discussed by
frtr. Work. , Tie trenching, tllo
laying.' -niicl jlj'aek JflOlpg' ;the; line
with rgravet was de"moiiti:itt6U.
AT BUTTE FALLS
I'M re of undetermined' origin- ile
stroyed a dwelling In- Hutto Falls
early this mornintc and damaged
another' clno by. according to re
ports received by. the Medford fife
department today. The destroyed
fctfacture. wbr the property of W.
Uuprey. Butte Falls volunteer fire
men fought the flames. llolh
buildings were empty.
Sereen down .(f I xt UTO s froe).
Medford Lumber o. ' l'hono (129.
78tf
For best -Kreoii -Hluhs, usk driver
or call Medrmd Fuol Co'' Tel. 88!.'
''. '" :'; C6lf
llotlll'lls ri'4lll Slllem . ..)
Mr.,. mill Mrs. licrt Nolilltl iie-
lurned to Medford today front Ha
lem. wllert Mr. NOblltl linn been
filing petitions for tbe prnlilldan
of. commercial flahlnpr In Jbe
Ttopue river. ;
Vmn l.n,1 llnilllnv with 'A bilT
loadn'1 ll-lin slab". - Valley Fuol Co.
I'liono 7U.
Unneo till 3 o'clock. Qold Hill
every HtUurdny nlslit, 89tf
('Hull- AkhIii I'dKlponett ,
Mrs. .loHOphlne JoneH, r:otjily
nui-Hn nnnounced today, thai .the
child welffvro clinlo Hohedtlled ' f-Jt
July 1.0 has been poHtponod nn
other day. It will be held at tho
V. ' W. C!. A. the folloivhiK . day.
Appointments' arc uincd to ' be
rnndc early. ' ' " "')
'' flrtlon irtw..lR-ln. crepn nine
slnhn' hi i- loads.' i 'Ai tiers. 85.00.
Vrtllfy Fuel To. " Phone 78. tf
Upturn to F.iiKcno.; ., .
Hev. ,nnd Mrs. T. B. Wenlhrook
of Euiienc Iflft for -their home '.n
that city; havlnu booni Kuosts- of
Hev. nnd Mrs. V. M. I.anx.sberK of
North Holly street for several days.
Channcey Klnrey now located
123 lOast Main St. Insurance and
Heal HstatK; . ; Stf
Applylnir ror l'iiHrH
Carl I'jsth wiih down from Unit
Knlls ,yeierday upplyinx . fr. his
socond .elll'.enshlp apers at the
county clerk's office. Me has been
in southern OroKon two or thr
years. arrivlllK In tbe Kaclo I'oltit
district' dlt'tti'.l 4rnm (iermany. He
has returned tr his native country
onceum a- trip Bince his first ai'.
rival.
tern
Tea in vacuum!
Just like jour coffee! t .
Jt is just as. vital for one as it is
for the other4 to prevent the
evaporation of the fragrant oils
that give them both their, flavor.
Science has been longer discov
ering hovy to do it for tea.
So far it's a Schilling secret.
Try it, and rtd what you have
been mfeirig ill these years.
Heed
'Schilling Irfid Tea if far morn
rvrmhin than othtr he
itnse it is freih to hrgin with.
Mack tea (orange ppkoe) it
bent. So am TEA BAi.S in ft pail
of loote lea. Schilling pacht
both in vacuum.
Anyone who would like a hf.r-
caln in hliih irdo banjo should
call nt thlrf'offlco and Inspect the
bnnjn left' here for talc; a wicrlflco
reaardlesH of cost. 25tf
I'liini State Mi-lmiHillH
flmstn at local hotels from Por'.-
laiid include , -MtV and Mrs. John
Weboffer. 1!. I. Atllck. I'. !'. Haw
kins., II. .;. Wr.llinf!., r. ami Mrs
It. II. Klllott, Mr,. and .Mrs. W. V.
Ilalfilih. Mr. atid Mrs. K. f; l.nw-
1-viM'C .1. H. Mlirpby. l. H. Cake.
l.con It. Hells, V. A. Powell. H. .1.
McDonald, K. ( llushonu, f. W.
McMillans C. 'W. flert, t).' II.
Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Dunn
and Mrs. Klin Jlerry.
Are you Planning an Outing over the Fourth? We have
j a Fine Assortment of Lunch Goods.
: ! SUGGESTIONS FOR THE OUTING
n
o
Deviled Meat
Deviled Ham
Veal Loaf
Lunch Tongue
Vienna Sausage
"American Swiss
Imported Swiss
Cream Brick
Tillam,ook .Cream
Deviled Chicken
Boned Chicken
American Sardines
Imported Sardines
Beech Nut Bacon
FANCY CHEESE
American Grated
Imported Parmesan
Old English , ,
Pimento ' ''r
Peanut Butter
Heinz Spaghetti
Potato Chips '
Sandwich Spread
Summer Sausage
P"!'.!.v i ' i '
l.l-'!3'.M . ......
Philadelphia Cream
i Imported Edam
Velveeta
Imported Roquefort
Swift's Premium Bacon -r- Swift!s Boiled Ham
Swift's Hams in Tin Hor mel Chicken in Tin
; Take a Home Made Cake With You v ...
And Don't Forget Take CANADA DRY on your 4th of July Outing
' '"" "'STORE CLOSED FRIDA YOPENS SA TURD A Y
Personal Attention II V IVI I IL Prompt Service
ocao
Phone 252
r :try our telephone service
ioi
aocaoi
Phone 252
if is dependable:
IOI 301301
D
Now Chevrolet .Sfilt'Miinn
Arthur Htrlnufellow of Knit Lake
Olty. Utah, has acqepted u position
In the sales department of ,,tne
Plerco-Alicn Motor company.
Danco,, Dreamland Wed. and Hat.
DynBo'H music,
ItKllll'IIH flDlll KlWIll!
Xvo Matliewa reiurned this week
from BuKcne to his home In the
'iftMrln Point district. He was a
visitor in .Modford this afternoon,
with Information that ho wtis en
tirely ncillllttcd of a moonshine
possesBion. clmrne on which no waH
tried In tho circuit court at. Ku-
gone.
fchnuncey' Ploroy now located
12J'Kast Main St. Insuranco and
Real Estate.
WTA ananlallfA In rndlator and
fender repairing at Van's Oarase,
83 H. Bartlott. .' Phone 208. tr
One MarrliiKU Uwnw .
Today Lorena Adiuns celonrateo
her 1.8th birthday and this afler-
niHiii. toKelhei' witn 1'iann nrani-
ard, IK, both ot llnrno, (VI., she
was issued a .marriaKo llconso lit
the county clerk's office.
nroMRmiiklnt? and remodellnir at
the li'uBhlnn Shop, 421 Medfm-,1
IlldK. Tel. 1181. If
Chevrolet Men Mcrt
VV. J. Itichinond. zone munuKer
of the Chevrolet Motor company,
and P. ..I. MaaHMon, zone .'tceount
uut mMnriKCr, both of Portland, al
tended an all-day lueelliu; oT Ibe
Hollthorn Orenon Chevrolet dealers
which wim held In Meilford yesterday.
A special valuo at $1,110 In the
all -silk Artcraft hose Ih mnklnit
qulto a repututlon at Klhelwyn H.
Hoffinfinn's. tf
Dn .1. P. Hrny has returned from
OnrvnlllH and resumed tho practice
of 'chiropractic. Offices "In 'lite
Medford IlldK. 1 "'I
VISIT IN MEDFORD
W. J, Itlehmond, Portland .one
mnnMKcr of the Chevrolet Motor
Co., accompanied by C. W. Nostor,
salcH promotion inanaKer, Paul
Massam, zone accountant, wero in
Medfurd Tuesday confenliiK Willi
W. V. Allen, mamiKCr of tho
Pleree-Allenr Motor Co., local ro
rcventnllvce. v
'; These officials arc niaklnff, their
seiul-nnnual trip over the terri
tory anil were inlich pleased ' with
the , business of " ilio Istrlbutont
i'ero. , ' . , (( ('. ' V)( ' , . ,, .
(Ir. , Richmond was' very opti
mistic ', about busincHs", conditions
for the ,balanc( of't tho 'year. Ho
saye they lire ImtirovinK ,ln the
eiiKl, cstioclally In tho Juinhcr and
automobile Industries, , whiidi is
boltiK retlecrted by linprqyod 'con
ditions on the coasti "' "' .
Mr, Hlchmond wjih uccompanled
by Mrs. Itlehmond nnd they spent
.Tday.HHt, iiatc 1 ku
Plnsslfled ndveYtlslnar tetw insulin.
Uma for nil purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co. 1U
Wants IHmrw llritrn
. Adelene Vanose filed .suit for II
vorce In circuit court yesterday
imalnst Vlrull Vhnose, on Krounds
of cruel ! And. Inhuman treatment.
They couple were married In 1U25
and linvo' two children.. .
Loose, squeaklnB wheels are dnn
ccroiis. Havo them tiuhtened on A
hydraulic wheel sotting machine nt
Kichtncr's OarnKo. KJtf
. i... i . I,
Phono 643. We'll haul . ewav
tirof(iti. -iCItT BMittury ttorvlce
37tf
' Sbilis, IiIk loads, t'4 tiers. 15.1111.
Kmall' loads $3 Valley Kile) C i.
Phone 76. '
I '1 ii In ltd m il Ho
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Itowne. win
have been spending several uionlbs
in Medford.. plan lo leave next
week for IheJr home in l.os An
Bfles, motoring down vlu Crescent
City.
For best (rrin slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. Ml.
t,.( -: (if,'t
Vl-ll Cnilcr like
Miss' liilinu . Uitson. Miss KIbel
KatnueUon anil MIkh Julia Henry
arrived tv the Khustn (bis morn
inic froni Han Kranclsco, and left
on th stKe for Crater Ijke, where
thy plan to spend three days b--forp
contlnuinK their trip to Alwk.i.
Tree props: A largw stock always
on hnd, Tel. (1,' Medford Lum
ber Co. 78tf
Tree props. All lenRtns. reuul.ir
slue. Cheep nt Medford Lumber Co.
78tf
BERT' WHEELER
, and .
BOB WOOLSEY
The' Champion
Clowns of
"EI0 RITA"
. aro
COMING
With'
'ft i
1000 w
OTHER NUTS
AND
Nit-wrrs7
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Jf ', ,. Wherever You Go
r - EXTR'' Tzztv? ?ind Blu Ribbon MJt
m .' L: a tji 'MT ' Nalionwid ectpUne of Bill
i dmXoZA "SZ Ribbon Malt i.htrult ol qutlMy
K UL-y ' uniform quality. One Wtd, K
j ftndsapirmncnplactinthtmoit ,
' .,-,.,. ..-t, ,-, , , xactin4 hpuihold, Airle'',
! ' , Bi93st Seller is pakcdjuD 3 Ibt. ..
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