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areDForcn matl trtbune, medford, okeoon, Thursday, .tttly 17, 39.10.
i
Iocal and
-'Personal
i
Tourists at Hotels
Among the tourists and others
I from a duitanco resistered at Mcd
f ford hotels arc Mr. and Mm. L. r.
Post of Pittsburgh, Pa.,' Mr. and
TMrs. Wm. Foster and the .Misses,
j Foster of Princeton, N. J . J. Ies-
kcrlo and son, Dave Lehrhton and
Mlsa F. Andrens of Chicnno, III..
I.Mr, and Mrs. D. .If. Anderson of
Homestead, Pa Dri and Mrs. W.
I A. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Vlnine; and T. II. Jones of Van
couver, B. C. H. D. Fulton of Kn
jdlcott, N. Y., M. V. Kins of Mound.
I Pa., Lew Rosenbaum of New York
1 City, Herbert Lano of Bauson Park,
I Mass.,' W. Lange of Yuma, Ariz.,
Jk. 8.-Palton and Dr. tirson and
family of Philadelphia. Pa.,- and
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Vincent and
tMrs. J. K. 'Horning of Moscow,
(Idaho.
J Tree props; A largo stock always
on hand. Tel. 628. Medford Lum
jber Co. .. 78tf
Mrs. Mark 011 Vacation
J Mrs. Mahel Mack, county home
I demonstration agent, closed up her
t-office -work yesterday, -preparatory
J to leaving today on her annual vn
1 cation of three' weeks, which she
I will upend at Portland, Seaside and
I Bcattle, mostly at Seaside.
Floral sprays, oorsages and mix-'
-, cd bouquets for sale. Largo assort-
imCnt of choice gladlolas In red,
crimson, cerisn, lavender, roso,
(pink, yellow and other colors, 0a
'a dozen. Phone MO-L, or call at
DoLosh Gardens, 325 South Holly
I St. ,, . 117
(vacation at liiko
r Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wicks and
)son are spending their vacation at
Plumond lake. ,
Permanent -waves Duart Cro-
rmilimolo Notlo Clrcullne spiral.
Ro'seborough "Beauty Shop, 12 B;
Central.' Phone 1(1. . 121
Visiting AhJOaml Relatives
I Mr. and Mrs. 'J. P. Halfhlll, for-
marly 'of Ashland, -who moved to
1 Medford last fall, are visiting a
. few days with their son. Jack Half
hill and wlfo, who. recently moved
I to Ashland. Ashland Tidings. .
I Let me wrllo yourflre Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotol Holland
L'ldg. Phono 993. tt
YlMllcU tllO 'COONt ' '.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrold Robins of
Medford spbnt'Huhday In Itoseburg
and at tho coast n's tfucsts of Mr.
und Mrs. Homer Kronko.
Continuous nanclng, two dnnco
orchestra. Jaokiicjn Springs Sat
urday night Featuring Bob' Fletch
er's orchestra.- 'i ,'llSt
i i i,,' .-' .
Ilouie. fraa ltalnior
Mr. C. 'N. 'Culy, who hols been
at '.ltalnior national park since Frl-
'r,"rtetdlrrthrerotl-rt re""
surance convention, returned to
'.'Medford today;""-: '-v1;'!-' ..'-.
I : Good tree props should be unl
J.vform In ehso and-quallty,- -Cnmo'ln
. 1 .... I. 1 ir , ..
Lumber Co., Bast - Jackson and
Ueneaseo.
I iOrcjroiHnns at Hotels : : 1
r. Kesldonta or Oregon at' Me.lfbrla
j'Sintnbi, otter than those from Purt-
land, lroludo Dr. and Mrs. J. S.
(VBIshoi),' Mrs. FreH W. Htone nntl
' (funnily 'of F'oii-oe t tlro.Ve'Launt
PU'lcni'd of Corvallls, Ji U. ' Bruce
' M Merlin, C. R. 'Ford 'and' 11; L.
'Fliilayson of Eugene, Mr. nr.d Mrs.
' ,Lttesburg of Jtoseburg and Mr.
;,nnd Mm. F. ,W. Bottlemier of WooJ
fburn. if
Dnnre. Jacksonville, Hat. night.
lis
Itllpra rroin Mslilaial
l'i JJnn Kay of Ashland spent today
lin -Medford on buslnees.
l. '
, .. Stock of musical Initrumonte.
I (.records and music, etc., located at
I'Modford, Oregon, will be offorod
llfor salo by sealed bids. Rids will
I , be opened t it n. m. o'clock on
i ..Monday. , July ,81st, In tho 'office
lor ine Trustee; this stock invon
.tortes UUI.li' fixtures (395,01.
jlCertlfled chock for ten per cent of
'amount of. bid must uacompany bid.
titock may be Inspected any time
by calling on O. C, Peelilor, Med
ford, 11 Bo. Jj'ront.St. Right ro.
Tiorved to reject any or all bids.
i All bids subject to approval of
tuferee In Bankruptcy, 118
. idilld New Dwelling" '
I J. A. Brlttsnn will spend $1700
' to construot a dwelling on We.it
f fourteenth street, according to in
i uppllcatlon on file today at the
f
city Duitning department.
' Pcrenhlal plants cost money
iwhen, yoU' -buy at 'planting time.
Why '.not; atari plants now from
. seed "at a fraction of the cost. ' A
i full lnof pernnnlal seeds it the
I jiitWirHeed ' Feed (.' '' 1!D
No whera can you find
, a bread with the
1' 1 unequalled
Flavor
Of Fluhrera Milk Broad.
It' the axtrft amount of
fnilk wed that does it I
A Hot lint Dlsrovcry
Tho Oregon Dally Kmerald, pub
llHhed at the University of Oregon,
aiiwes to remark from the depths
of ItH being; "Hot dogs were an
American dish 300 year ago."
That completely -vindicates u in
-our charge that the ones wo bought
at the game the other day were not
strictly fresh. Weston Leader.
Return from Meet
E. M. Wilson, Lloyd Showers
und Lelunti Knox returned to Mod-
ford yesterday from Portland,
where they had been attending a
meeting of oertlfled public ac
countants. , ,
Bucilla package goods one-half
price.' Handicraft Shop, 42 S. Cen
tral. Phone. 702. , 11 f
To Aptienr hi Oitirt
'Al a. Hays, Klamnth Falls. Is to
appear In (he Oold Hill justice
court tomorrow on a' charge of fall-.
uro to give right of way. He was
arrested by State Traffic. Serjeant
C P. ' Talent, following ' a minor
collision on the- Iaclflc highway
cetour south oi Medford. ' Hayrf
collided with a' machine driven by
A. C. Price of 'Ashland. Another
arrest made" by the same' officer
resulted' In a fine of (10 for A.
llnderwood for Improper license
plates. Underwood, an Oregon
resident, was using California li
cense plates on his auto.
Dance, .fockaorivilfe. Sat. night.
11
t Tike on IJtiKlncHH j
W. W. Allen 'and L. .O.'OogginB
aro pendlng th.e day at Diamond
take' on business.
. Clreen slabs, forest wood, coal;
summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tol.
(31. 1 xatr
Visits DuiiKhter " '
After spending a month with two
daughters at Sheridan, Wyo., Mrs.
Belle Bin hi of Long Beach, Cal., is
visiting her daughter' In this city.
Mrs. B. 'C. Dudley, 827 North Cen
tral. She plans on visiting an
other daughter at Klamath Palls
before resuming her trip home,
J3ven swimming won't change a
.permanent .wave. Oct one now.
Bowman's Beauty Shop,. Phono 67.
t- . . :, 120
Here from Vrcka
Mrs. B, H. Iloehler und daughter
Nellie of Yreka wcro In Medford
yesterday, and visited Mrs. Koeh-
ler's mother, Mrs. K. M. Waltors
of Kings , highway.
Chnunccy Floroy
123 liast Main St.
Rqa Bstnto, - . '
now looated
Insurance and
.,,. JSStf
Vlsftcd Neighbor City
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Thomas
and daughtor of Medford were In
Oi'ants Pass Tuesday on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
'' indltna -mUn nrn..M 1 1 1. ' . t...
gain In1 n high grade banjo should
call nt th'ls off Ice, 5ahd Inspect the
miu ieii nvre ior zaivi a, tsnuriiiue
regardless of colt, Jt- i' SStf
lliiok .from, Poi'tlnnd ; ' '
U.'ii. ArnoVd1. Medfoni MiinMn'ii'
store manager, .hns .returned from.
Portland, where ho had nttendod
a, conference of store managers for
Mia district, i . "- ' n . . .. t
I.oonc, squeaking wheels are dan
gerous. Have them tightened on a
hydraulic wheel selling machine at
Ficntner a aacago. . v, (Stf
llrrr rmni llcnr Ktnto 1 ' '
CrtllforAla chests St Medford hh-
iMs Include Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
and Helen Eisner, Robt. and Wll-
lirrd Hlsher. Mr. and Mrs. 8. R.
Bterllrig, Mr. and Mrs. J, J. AndoV
son, the Misses Ileu Dillon. Hannn
vuiiuru nun r.veiyn nnore, airs.
Bert Met and P. Donner and fam
ily of Han FrnnelB.-o. Mrs. W. A.
Shnnft, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Young.
Sir. ttnd Mrs. L. L, Jlolfo, J. 8.
Klmber and family of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McFnrlnnd of
Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meyers
of Hebnstnpol Mr. And Mrs; D. R.
Kvans of Fresno, P. M. Nelson autl
family, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lock
wood of -Oakland. 'Mr. and Mra..(1,
B. Sneod, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gs U, Cal
vert of Richmond. .
Floral sprays, corsages and mix
ed bouquets for sale. Iincgo assort
ment of choice gladlolas in red,
crimson, corlse, lavender, rose,
pink, yellow And other colors. 40c
a dosen. rhono 850-U or cull at
DOLosn uartiens, 920 south Holly
st. , .-. in
Mm. (llviuror Hero -
Mrs. A. C. Olenger of Clllloquln,
formerly of Moiltord, was visitor
here yesterdiLy.
Canning apricots, 5o lb. Frank
lin's Grocery, 487 So. Central, 11(
Supremo Court SimmmIs Work
A tout I of 13S opinions bull been
handed down by tho stale stiprene
court since January 7, when the
court receseed lasl week. Only HI
eases remain on the calendar. Kach
justice handled an average of i2
cases during the pastt year.
Dance Wed. and , St. night,
Dreamland. Dynge's music. . 118
Sam Dunlrlaon Very III
Dr. Samuel Danlclson, a resident
of Medford 25 years ago, is critic
ally III at I. us Angeles, where he.
Is now residing with his daughter,
Mrs. Remcke. He is the father of
Vic Danlelson of this city, and
well known in this vicinity.
Dr. V. W. Howard will be in
his office on July list, 1930. 119
Throp. Mnrrlngo License
The county clerk's office lan.vl
marriage licenses this forenoon In
Charles I'ellush. 40, and Cordette
Woodward, 18. both of Grants
Pass: detune Morrill. IS. and Sybil
Winders, IN. both of Snn Francisco;
Oenrgo Barney, 60, and Maggie
Shells, 5&, both of Anderson, Cat
Gladioli, all .colors, JSc dot. 8m
uutson Flower Gardens, 308 W
Clark. Phono 880-X. . lUtf
Vmm lOairln Point.
Frank Pettlgren of Eagle Point
was a business visitor In Medford
yesterday.
Free clothes rock with each One
Minute washer purchased from
Southern Oregon Kledrio at sale
price, 87,10, Limited, aunpljr,
Mrs. Love. In llfIUil
'. Mrs. A. 'W. Love of Rogue River
underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis at the Josephine General
hospital last Friday. Mrs. Love
also had her tonsils removed at
Ihe same time. She is reported to
be getting along nicely and ex
pects to return to her home about
Sunday.
Guests Ixruvc for Homo
Mrs. K. L. Proobsting of Davis,
Cal., who has been the guest of
Mrs. T. G. Heine while In Medford,
left -tills morning for Wallace, Ida.
Mrs. Willis H. James, who has also
been the guest of Mrs. Heine, her
cousin, left for Salem this mornlntt,
where she will visit before going
to her home In Portland.
Dance till i o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. 8 0 If
Local BtisliiettH Visitor - 7
Miss Hazel Oliver was In Mefl-
fcjrd yesterday on business. i
Get . groceries and . supplies at
Huson's What Not Sunday and
evenings. . 119
Clinulauona llullfling Ijanient''
'Normal school wants the scenery
which ' was 'once used '' In the' oid
Chautauqua ' building. ' We're glad
there's something about that build
ing Which to usable. 'Always It will
seem' to Us 'tragedy that Ashland's
Chautauqua' : building oannot be
utilized as a community building
and made a-n asset to the com
munity. Ashland Tidings.
Dance, "Jacksonville, 'Sat. night.
Is Guest of Grandmother
Miss Barbara Lemmon to visiting
her grandmother in Hood Rlvor
this week, having left Modford by
train last (Venlng for the northern
city. ' '
"'OWH a garden, ftiii of perennials
for a few cents. Plant seeds now
for next year,' blodnos. See us for
perennial iiower scene. monurun
Seed & Feed Co. . . 120
H .'
' Choice gladioli, 'cut flowers and
tumoral sprays. Snmuolson's Flow
er Garden, 208 Clark St. Phone
880-X. tf
FMilug Fine!
Mr. and Mrs. "Otfce Prultt, Char
ley Pruitt nnd Hay Prultt havo re
turned to this city from'Four Mile
lake, and report tho fishing fine
there. They are also glad to in
form local sportsmen hure aro no
mosquitoes.
Southern Oregon Elactrlc will
give a froo clothes ;raok with each
Ono-Aflhute- -washer at salo price,
7.D0 Limited supply. 121
Prcvost Beauty Salon, specialis
ing In all lines of beauty work dt
lower. prlcos. il So. -Orange. Call
863-Y, 134
ttluor Auto' Collision .
R. L. Strauhc and A. P.' Conger
wero the prlncipitls in dn auto col
lisions Sunday, on the Old Btage
1U1IU, llUUUIUlllg IU Ull UUU-llll'lll. IB"
port on file nt the police station.
"rHo'tmrislon' re8uHe(r In' little dam-
ago. . . ....
It took yenrs to grow 'your or
chard. You can't afford to take
tshhrieos "'With cheap props. "We
carry good No. 1 red fir tree props.
Woods Lumber Co., East Jackson
arid flenessce. - - - ; U9
Plant your late beets, carrots,
lettirde, turnips, spllinch now. Kn-
Jrry fresh yegotabtcs from your own
garden. Buy our tested seeds for
best results. Monarch seed et r sen
gq.S ' . " - . 120
Visits lii initio Falls
Mis. K. M. Illlibard of Oakland.
Cal., arrived In Medford today on
the ghasia to visit (or several duys
with Mr. and Mrs, G. J. Hlbbard
of Butte Foils.
Canning apricots, 60 lb. Frank
lin's Grocery, 437 80. Central. 116
Dressmaking npd remodeling At
the Fashion Shop, 424' Medford
Illdg, Tel. 1181. tt
Prmii -Suite MormpollH
Guests from 'Portland at Med
ford hotels Include. Mesllnmes J. R.
Hanson and C. V). Leaf, Tillss Alice
J. WelluelrU, W. J. Kasly, II. Wil
liams, D. w. PrneWte R. K. My
tlllng, V,. W. Gibson. L. K. Pendell.
S. F. Simon,' J. W. Jotter, J. H.
Povoy, o; V. Rohevts, lA -R, Centfo.
Mnrl Lewis, v. W. Hartenfels, Mr.
and Mrs. J. McOulley, F. A. Powell,
Frnrtk Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. D, W.
Lnndon nd J, M; Orlffln.
Dance till 1 o'clock, Gold Hill
ovary Saturday night. ' 89l(
Canning apricots Bo lb. Frank
lln't Grocory, 417 So, Central, 116
Upturn, from Pnrtlnnn"
Dr. and Mrs. .J. C, nayes hnN
returned to Medford from spend
ing the post week In Portland.
Bxtra choice gladlolas in a large
assortment of colors, '40c a doeen
Floral sprays nnd mixed botiqueta
A specialty. DoLosh Flower Onr
tiens, 836 South Holly St. Phone
(110-L. HI
shoi hi IMeilnird
Miss Hessle Fredenburg nnd
.Miimii .vicuruuer wcro in mis etiy
this morning from the Sams Valr
ley district shopping al local stores.
Chauncey Floroy now located
123 Hast Main St, Insurance and
Real Kstate. , , ,5tf
Oct a tree Duco finish clothes
rack from Southern Oregon Klec
trio It you buy a One Minute
washer nt reduced price nt .i7.!i.
121'
( has. Dmifnnl Impi-mcd
Friends of Charlie D u n f o r
brother of Ike Dunford, cnur
Jailer, are glad to learn that he
In n much Improved condition 1
,Ih Mr flltnr.irrf le In tSn Hnxt
Heart hospllal receiving Ireatmenl
for injuries sustained In a fall from
tne loti of tho t rump barn in
the
Appiegaie aisirici.
Special reductions en Kelvlnator
refrigerator bought at Southern
Oregon Klcctrlc before July 19
119'
Chauncey Klorey now located
121 Kast Main St. 'Insurance and
Rtaj Estate, . t St
Mrs. Henistrcct Heravcrs
Mrs. Jane Hemstrett,- who under
went an operation at the St.. Vin
cent hospital in Portland last week,
was taken, to the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles H. Hemstreet, Wed
nesday, and is recuperating satis
factorily. She expecta , to return
to Medford next week. -
Visited Medford Boys
Kdgar Allen Moore r e t u r n e d
Wednesday from a 10-day trip
to Portland. Seattle, Beillngham
.and Vancouver. , Ho visited '.Van
couver Barracks nnd saw several
Medford boys In training there.
"Rates now on pears and apples.
I,et us figure with you on your
fruit hauling. We have all new
equipment, reliable drivers Insur
ed carriers. Phone 831. F. E.
Samson Co. 119
Lime for all purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co. ; 78tf
Awepts Office Position ' ;
Miss Jean Ferguson has been
added to the office forco of the
Northern California-Southern Ore
gon Development association, lo
cated In the Chamber of Commerce
building. ,.
Anderson's ?rew Studio of Pho
tography, groifnd 'floor, 407 B.
Main, opposite Piggly Wlggly. 130
Screen doors (f ! x t u r e a free).
Medford Lumber Co. , Phone 629.
78tf
Still 111 Medford
After having announced that he
was leaving a week ago for Port-i
land and then for Chicago, 111,, to
join his brother, Vincent LaOrando,
young' tramp - boy who recovered
from an attack of mumps in the
oily prison, was still in Medford
yesterday. He had been' given a
farm hand job at a Ruoh ranclt,
but apparently did not enjoy the
work, giving it up nearly two weeks
ago.' Since that time he has been
to several charity organizations for
further aid and does not seem anx
ious to find work. . -
Slabs, big loads. 4 tiers, $5.00.
Small loads, 13.00. Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 78. . . t
Bucilla package goods one-half
price. Handicraft Shop, 42 8. Cen
tral. Phone 702. 11(
Mr. Larson Iavcs
L. T. Lursen'of Salem, who has
been In the this city visiting his
son, Harold L. Larsen, for the post
several days, has continued his trip
south to Eureka and will .-return
north by the coast routeJv'J ; ' .
We have that particular mould
ing for your individual,: pipture.
The Pcaslcys, opposite Now, Holly
theater. ,. - . , ., . "f
Lower your fuol cost buy your
wood and coal now at summer
prices. Phone 833. F. E;' Samson
Co. ' .- 119
1 1 ' ' 1 Ml
ljcnvcs' for Los Aiigcles ''
Herbert Brown, -for the, past two
'or three years employed, by tlio
rirevhound Rttiffe. lines hefe In tjie
shop, loft today for Los1 Angeles
to Join his parents.'who left'Mefl-
ferri several months ago. His
father woe formerly Interested !n
the battery oloctrlc business In this
city. -, '.
Tree props. -All lengths, rSKUlar
size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
vatl"
TtVee lnnd lilndllnir with '9 hlor
loads 10-ln. slabs. Valley Fuel Co.
Phono 70. " . ' " '
Stolen Car .Recovered
A Plymouth sedan, ' stolen ' In
Portland early this week from the
Edwards Furniture and Rug com
pany, was found abandoned yes
tcrday In the Siskiyou mountains
by State Traffic Sergeant C. P. Tal
ent. Three boys are alleged to
have, stolen the machine, which
thdy left when tho trio reached
the state line. The car was loaded
with rugs, which had not been dis
turbed. For best green stnbs, ask driver
or call Modford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
See Drill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing.. ttf
Visitor Here Today ' ' ! '' '
J. O.' Isaacson, former prosiilottt
of tho Central Point state bank,
was a visitor In Medford this fore
noon attending ta business matters.
Mr. Isaacson is nuw interested !ln
the Insurance business at Central.
Point, having purchased tho insur
ance business carried on there for
several years by Guy Tex, post
master. . Dance till 3 o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. 9tf
Loose wheels reset and radiators
cieanciL Van's Garage, 11 8. Bnrt-
lett. Phone 208. tf
On a Periodical Visit
" -litwln Kmtnlff former local resi
dent now residing at Santa Rosa,
Cal., was In MeOftiril today on a
periodical visit, representing the
Patterson Picture company, also
formerly located In MtHlford.
Delirious salads nnd cold meats
tor plcnloa. Huaon's What Not.
119
TOO LATE TO CL1SSIFY
WANTKD Transportation to Los
Angeles by lady, after July so.
Phone SM. " It
WANTBO (Permanent work In
home by experienced housekeep
er. References. . Address Hox
14, Mall Tribune. . 123
36 ACUKS NKAH ROOl'I-: RIVRH
6 acres Il'AnJou pears, 7 Coin
lie. 6 nartletts: tivw are over
19 years eld and 20 feet high
with wonderful spread: 10 acres
'Indtno clover, one acre mixed
fruits: lots of cheap water; tw
tnr and other Ininlemenls; 6
room boup; fireplace and elec
tric lights; finest oak shade trees
In wlley. Price lls.eiio. mid
7000 down payment and bal
ance easy. Crop will nearly pay
down payment,
PAUL Gl'LDEM
1 1 S. Riverside. tf
I HAVF. a buyer for B-reom house
with electric range. $3fl0ft caeh.
CHAt'NOK Y FLOKKY
KJ Lssl Main. l'hone 31.
Visiting from Log Angeles
Mrs. F. M. Hawks and Mrs. X.
D. White, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. M. K. Wilson of the Ber
rydule Meat market, are guests in
thla city from Los Angeles. They
are accompanied by Mrs. -White's
two little daughters, and will re
main here for Beveral weeks.
Visited Climate City
Miss Bertha Porter of Medford
spent Tuesday In Grants Pass.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel o. Tel. 631.
5tf
Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 257tf
Mrs. Moore Guest Here
Mrs. Margaret E. Moore of
Klamath Falls arrived in this city
yesterday to visit her - daughter.
Mrs, elma Singler. She is ac-1
companied by her sister, Mrs. Ross
Aubrey, and daughters. They plan
to spend two weeks In the Rogue
River valley and will enjoy motor
trips to Crescent City and Bandon
before returning to Klamath Falls.
Krystalglo kodak gloss supreme.
The Peasley's, opposite Holly the
ater, tf
Extra choice gladlolas In a large
assortment of colors, 40c a dozen.
Floral sprays and mixed bouquets
a specialty. DeLosh Flower Gar
dens, 325 South Holly St. Phone
390-L. .117
Here from -Washington
Inclflded among the Washington
guests at local hotels are Mr.-and
Mrs. Howard D. Thomas, Kay
Qurirles, Dick Conner, John Hen
derson 'and fnrillly'Sea-trle, Mr. nnd
Mrs.) Robert A. Campbell .of ;Wo
natchee, Sylvia Chapman and- Le
ona Andlnyln of Yakima. '
TOrder .mow 16-!n. . green pine
slabs; bfg loads, 4 Vi tiers, (5.00.J
Valley iFuol "Co. :Phone 76. ,. tf
-Let us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Ph,one 642, City Sani
tary Service. ,', , - , 887tf
Rri-lplt feweency, cashier of tho
Fli-St National bank of Medford,
and daughter Mary Anna visiting
in Ashland Tuesday evening with
friends.. Ashland Tidings. ,, i-
Crcen slabs, ttie better kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order early.
Phone 631. 102tf
Mahogany dining room set, lib
rary table; splendid condition. Tel.
159D. 117
ScouU Plan Kwiin
';Bpy' Scout troop NO; 7,' sponsored
by the 'American Legion, will leave
jMedferd this evening for -a swim
ming party in the Applegate -river
at iC'antrall'a' swimming .poo). The
scouts will be ocompunled by the
master of tho troop, Clyde Cook.
-JPhone. 642. . We'l haul away
your, refuse. City Sanitary Service.
.... 337tt
i - Tree props at Big Plnea Lbr. Co.
To),,No. 1. . , . 108tt
JuV. k'nil Mm. H. V1: rfnrn'inil
son "Gordon of North Dakota aro
visiting with c.: J. Stlner nnd fam
ily. Mrs. Stlner Is a sister of Mr.
Itafe.
"Try our cool specials for not
days. Hustm's What Not. 119
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Births
Mr, arid Mrs. Writ, ilestclt o
Vancouver avenue, aro tho parents
of a son, weighing 7 lbs., 0 ozs..
born at the Sacred Heart hospital
Thursday, July 17.
Born to r,lr. , and Mrs. C. B.
Kecne of route . 2, a daughtor.
weighing 9 lbs., at the Commu
nity hospital, Thursday, -July 17.
Free
Glider Airplane with each 60
cent purchase nt our foulntaln.
These sturdy little gliders dip, loop
and do nil sorts of stunts.
Ice creum,, all flavors, is - 50c a
quart,
.Get It at Maglll's.V . 122
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A Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
Vy F. & A. M., Friday. July IS.
'r7;30 p. ni, Vtsltlng mem
bers welcome. 'H. J. FIBLD,
'C. M. HOfSTOt. Se'cy! ' ' W.'M.
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Wi commend yeur inveitrrwnt to
day for itoady Income end added
profitt from appreciation In the
future. . , ( ,s
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M. N. HOGAN
315 Liberty Building:, Medford
Jack Holt Stars in
Rialto Talkie
Spectacular, perfect In plot, lav-
Ish in laughs and dynamically dra- j
matlo is "Hell's Island," the all- j
talking production now playing at (
the Fox Rialto theater. j
.Take two such popular stars as1
Jack Holt and Ralph Graves nnd J
turn them loose In such a colorful
environment as northern , Africa ;
during the Riff disturbance, and ;
the result is magnificent. , !
For lovers of action there is the :
spectacular campaign against, he i
Arabs with Riff horsemen chnrg-1;
ing headlong into. the. fire '.of!
French machine guns; the sensa-!
tional escape olL Ralph Graves !
from Ihn iinutllentlnl Imnlrnl nrl- '
on of Hell's Island, and a fight
between Graves and Holt that
spells fast action.
. Humor in abundance is provid
ed by the efforts of the hard-fisted
Yankee Legionnaires, portrayed by
Holt and Graves, to steal each
other's girl friends. The dialogue
Is highly spiced. Romance, too is
found in the sincere love scenes;
the exotic atmosphere of an Arab
Ian oasis; the Oriental music and
dancing. Then there are moments
of stark drama when two strong
men-stand face to face, each de
termined to see things through to
the bitter end.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and lov
ing sympathy during our recent
bereavement. '
' Mr. d: T. Lawton,
' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pah key
' and,. Family. .
'( Mr, and . Mrs. Leon Lawton,
, Dr, D. A. 'Forbes and Son. 116
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Oregon: Fair tonight and Frl
dayj but .with '..fog .tooigbt on .the
const. No1 change in temperature.
Gentle" variable MUsMion the
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All dbffi like KEN-L-RATION. It '
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