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llenf'OR Flslilnn Trip
M!' and Mrs. .ftiilnn...ft.llvfli. of
San Francisco arrived In thin city
yentcrdny to spend several weeks
flshlne, aftei currnKpundlnK for
several months with Wm. F. Isaacs,
locnl sportsman, who painted so
fln( a picture of southern Oregon
flshlnr streams they could not re
ulut Ihrt taMntnllKh In DiiWljf hOIn.
they stated yesterday. 1h. art
now camplne in the Biari'-Huite
creek reRion, where they expect
to find some Rood trout fishing.
Sandwiches 10c, including beef
and pork. . Sandwich Hhup, 21 X
DarlleM. ; i 123
I.oono, squeaking wheels are dan
gerous.- Have them tightened on a
hydraulic wheel setting machlno nt
Flchtner's Oarage: - IJtf
Rwelvert Sail Now
Mrs. B. ft.'.. Elliott, of this city
received a telegram yesterday tell
ing of the death of her uncle, Hev.
Kmll Hoffman of Aurora, nr., who
died In that city.
Loose wheels reset and radlatorB
cleaned, .Van's Garage, 33 8, BarU
lett. Phone 208. tt
Dr. W. W. Howard wilt be In
his office on July 2 1st, 1W. 119
From Distant Points
Among' the tourists and others
from a-dlstanco registered at, Med
ford hotels are Mrs. M. 8. Heevers
and nni'ty t Dps Molnos la., Mrs.
Sidney Starbuck, Miss Helen V,
rko ttf Chicago, lll.i J. H, This;-
pen of Keatchle, ta W, . Thlg'
pert of Montgomery;. Al'fci. Kaf hryir
Thorn of Clearfield', Pn.i Mary
Alice Thompson of Cnrwenavllle,
Pa.', Q. HeroehmiiH of Minneapolis,
Minn., Mrs. Ednn Phillips of San
Antonio, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. I,. P.
Post of PlttshnrgH, Pn.
For beat green' slabs ,Ask driver
or eall Medford Fuel 0; Tel, 631.
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Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 257tf
Flrff VewoHlnr Afternoon ,
The fire department, wns Cnll'-d
yostorday afternoon to West Tenth
street to extinguish a grass fire.
Little damage resulted,
Krystalglo' kodak gloss supreme.
The Peasloy's, opposite Holly the
ater, tf
Dr.- Rcholl's ,.?oot Kxpnt't from
Chicago will bo at thw M. M. Dept.
Htore tomorrow nnd Monday. Free
advice on the care of your fee!
117
H Ashland Water Mltwilion , .
Six million' gallons of water dally
II from Ashland creek and Reedor
M gulch reservoir. And one million
'. Billons of water dally from the1
"Talent Irrigation .district. ! That
"sounda like lot-nf vnter-nd It
oJ" more. In proportion thanHe.boIiiff
j useu ny meiiioia consuiners us i"
, tvnter consumption In that oily
e. runs In the neighborhood of 11.-
000,000. grillons a day. With 'the
2.' exercise, of oofnmonsenso there will
bo plenty 'Of watei for" everybody
T in Ash lnnd, gardens will be Iri'l-
f gnted, lawns may be kept fresh.
.' Ashland Tidings.
t Extra cholco gladiolas lit a large
.). assortment of colors, 40o a dozen,
j Floral sprays and mixed bouquets
fa specialty, DeLostt Flower Oaf
dens. 838 South Holly St, Phone
300-Lv ' 117
i' Order now 16-ln. green pine
. slabs: big loads, 4A tiers, 15.00.
X Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70. tf
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Genuine
Whipped
7Creanir
arid'
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Pineapple
Puff
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at a price that no house
wife can afford to pass
by, sVattirduy only
6
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for 23c
W fill these puffs with
freshly whipped cream
and pineapple as we
sell them. On sale at 9
a. m." " ' ' "
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Vlnltt-d Klnniatli FuPh
.Mr. and Mrs. K. t liurxess, Hert
Phillips, ICrnest Barnes, F. W,
Meekers and Frank Orenvllle were
visitors in Klambth Falls early
this, week.
Lt us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Fhons 542, City Hani
tary Service. 887tf
Short TomperaiH'e Sf'rnion
The supreme court having decid
ed that the buyer of bootleg booze
Is not a criminal, It remains for
the buyer himself to proves by
PHssing up the dangerous stuff
that he isn't a. fun!. r Weston
Leader.
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Green slabs, the better kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order early.
Phone 631, 102tf
Mahogany .dining room set, lib
rary table; splendid condition. Tel.
1605; . . 117
Orcgnnluns at l&Hi'ln
OuesM from state points Regis
tered nt local hotels, other than
those from Portland. Include Mr.
nnd Mrs. M. C. Phillips, Mrs. Kuth
eiford, Miss Crawford of Corvallls.
Mrj and Mrs. William Dower of
Astoria, Mr. nnd Mr Carl L. IjuvIs,
Lualn and Dick Davis of. Marah
fleld. T. A. Itaffety of Ht.lcm and
Frank 1. Ijiwrenoe of Eugene.
Phone C42. We'l haul away
your refuse. City SaoJIary Service.
, v 337tf
Tree nrnns nt Ttl Plnea T.hr. r?n
Tel. Nn. 1. mStr
108tf
Upturns from Palo Alio ' '
Following a five weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. C. P. Toney of Palo
Alto and Mountain View, Cal,, Lu
cille, Knox, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Leland Know, arrived home
this morning.
Try our oqdl specials ton hot
days. Huson's What Not, .,. 110
Oladloll. all colors, 2lc doz, Sam
uelson Flower .Gordons, . 208 W.
Clark, Phone 880-X. . 113tt
Kelnrn to Rngjrno
, Miss Josephine Iivtloy will jeavo
tomorrow .for her home In Kugene,
whoro she will visit--a short tlmo
before gointlf to San Francisco.
Southern Oregon Electric will
give at free clothes rack with each
Ono-Mlnuto. washer at sale .price,
187. 50. Limited, supply. 121
Prevost Jleauty Salon, specials
Ing In all lines of beauty work at
lower prices. 11 So. Orange. Call
803-Y. . , 134
One on ehnchiMlnp.wir . ,
NqbuchadneKKiir .ate .grns. but
probably did not appreciate that
be was absorbing vitamins A and
H.-WuMn Walla Union.
Special iiirkey plate lunclt, 50r
Saturday, at Magill's Fountain. '
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Dance till o'clock) Gold HID
every Saturday nlghtr. 8Btf
0rs to Hoont Cnmp
Bob filrleve loft Mesterdny for.
I.ako o' tliB'W.ooria with, Koout Jc.x
ocutlvo Lee Urlcker, to remain ut
the Boy Scout ritmp for tho re
mainder -of -the 'first' period'. :
Clot groceries and supplies' nt
Huson's What Not Sunday nnd
evenings, , 110
Danco, Jacksonville, Sat. night.
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Visitors from Sentllp
Among tho. Seattle registrations
at Medford hotels are thoso of n.
V. Shearer, II. II., Itandall, J. It.
Hanford, W. P. Clinln and Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. L. Jones. .
Tho Blue Flower Lodge will open
ngnln Sunday, serving their special
chicken dinner for 7 Be, Arrange
ments for parties can also be made.
Phdnti your reservations to 341-K-3.
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Tree props: A large stook always
on hand. Tel. 62H. Medford Lum
ber Co, -78tf
Visit Kflutlves
Mr. and Mrs. Don Colvlg and
family of Weed, Cal., are In Mod
ford visiting relatives.
Lime for nil purposes at Mod-
ford Lumber Co. , 78tf
' Danre till t o'olork, Oold Hill
every Saturday nlghf. 89tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIfT
FOH SALIC 1027 Ford Pickup,
liaSs good, niieciiainvrni connn
tion. It Columbus Ave. at-4th.
KOIl 8AI.B 5 ACHKH. mostly In
fruit, cherries, peucnes, upncois
I'.nJ berries; S-ruom house, ga
rage and other outbuildings;
near school on gottd rood; 8J(IG0,
terms.-
H, O. PAltKHUltST.
32 N. Central. Phono 1410.
1 1 li
WANTrcrv Cheap Ford louring or
roadster, pnone jaa-J. j-h
FOH SALK Ulcyclo, 15.00.
South Peach.
311
118
WOOD IIAROAI! (let your Win-
tor's Wood now ut lowest prices.
litt.lAu 'iriiiirr. Phone 1044-X.
lilt
FOH BENT 4-room furnlsheil
apartment, radio Included, 3S.
Iimulre 516 S. fvy. HI'
FOR SALE 1H37 Ford Tudor He-
Inn: lulruilln. - 1' bono aHO-W
evenings. 1
WANTKITo buy one rood work
' plug, weight around, l&ow to 1700
Ik. i ..... I. a Anil,, hnKlllm flllil
strong. Phone Bert Anderson,
.o. 44S. Medford. 1 10
Foil SALE Electric fan 1 0-Inch,
osrulstlnr Northwlnd. practical
ly new. I0. Box L. T. K. IIS
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
Apartmentr electrlo range, hoi
water: nrlvnte entrance: adult
1021 W, litn, Phone lnlS-K. 11D
WIA,T do you think of this
acres smooth,- tillable land,
room new bouse and grnge,
woven wtre fenced: main rosd. 1
mile from town nnd schoots.
SI 100.
littnWK WHITK. Realtors.
Hotel HnllanX Itldg. 1 1 Ttf
FOR RENT Furnished clean
apartments, $l!t mid per inn.
light and water paid. Inquire
310 Portland. n
t'owgill Talks on KUi'lht'udx
"Looks as though there will be
plenty of Bteelheud In the Hogue
this season," reports Ralph Cow
gill of .Medford. "Of course, one
doesn't know, but the signs point
that way." Preserving the Rogue
for sportsmen is one of the. hobbies
of Mr. Cowglll. and hi has been
harping on the subject in season
and out of season for years. "Vou'd
be surprised," he said yesterday,
"how much money Is left in tbi:
state by visitors who cotne to fish.
In addition to outsiders buying
homesltes along thn Hoyue. they
spend money . on. groceries and
other supplies, I know of. one
family whloh had a meat bill' of
$300 for one ..monlh. Ves.. they
caught plenty of fish, but they like
stenks, too, and they like to catch
fish on burbless hooks and throw
them back Into the strenm when
they have had the fun of landing
a steelhend." The Oregonlan.
lIi-autKul nsnrt merit of rhll
clrcn's wHh drones b p e c 1 fl 1 1 y
prltfpit tomorrow In Ihe rer.ily-I'i-weur
(le-purlmenU 117
Owl lift to the HenHon hping Inter
than usual, the Til ton apricots (it
tytnn Orchard will ha Koort nlze and
ready for delivery next week. 11X
BiinIiichh YlMltor
CV W. HordenfeK,, Heerntary of
the Laid ley oomiany. CI. E. refrig
erator illMtrlhutoi-fi for DreKon. wn
ai local buine vlnltor from Port
land today. ,
Freo clothe rack with each One
Minuto warmer purchased from
Southern Oregon Klectrlc at sale
price, $87.50. Limited supply. 121
For bet sreen slabs, ask driver
or. rail Medford Fu!i Co., Tol, 631.
AND COMFORTABLE
Air washed
Medford
MSBMsT J . t t
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MUnnAYfHfA' si UN c Yi.
AND
SCOIBANP
hVfra rTnrnn .
I A t'NIVIHSM PICTUBI y
1 i! O ) i i
Laurel and Hardy in :
T.oet TlniAci
. ... ."BLOTTO . . NEWS
HjiJimJII
"""SACk HOLT RALPH GRAVES
in "HELL'S ISLAND"
Colloglarl Comedy Talking News
TOMORROW
Women of the Secret Legion . . . daring all
. '. . staking honor against a million lives
amid scenes of desperate conflict. .
ALL TALKING :
BETTY COMPSON RALPH FORBES
IN
"INSIDE the LINES"
the socrU of. a nation thrown to, the1 winds
ALSO
TALKING COMEDIES
2
Benny Rubin
Alberta Vaughn
PLUS Sound Cartoon
"CANNIBAL CAPERS"
! Admission, Mat. 10c,
Hero for Kliort Vrslt
! -Mips Mary Jo Este arrived this
i week from .San Francisco to visit
her p.'.renls, Mr. and Mrs. Rankin
Kstes, on King's highway.
See Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. tf
Reduced prices on all spring
dresses tomorrow - at - the ' M,' M.
Dept. Store. 117
VlKltcd In Mi ilront
Mildred . Wllliums of Klamath
Falls was a visitor in Medford yes
j terday.
Dance, Jacksonville, Sat. night.
118
f.reen slnim, forest wood, coal;
summer priceo. Mt. Fuel Co. TV1.
831. HOtf
All don Ilk KEN-ORATION. II
keeps 'tta alrt and Tlgoront. A bal- '
ancerj ration of mtat, cereal mn4 to4
liver oil comet In cam n&j t acrv
oo tnuia or bother
Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
323 E. Main
Phone 260
Dally
.. . Bargain--.
. Mtainees -
25 c
and cooled with
spring water
J J lB l
TONITE
' ' " " "' tind Saturday "
LAUGHS! I
LAUGHS!
as a branch of the cloak and
suit business 'get'-mixed iip '
with shrewd , Scotchmen in
the plaid business. ' :
Gtonc. IL
V
- I FOX MOVIETONE
TniMTTP.
ONE DAY ONLY
Continuous Shows 12:30-1 1
in "POP AND SON"
in 'The SETTING SON'
25c. Eve. 10c, 35c
Havebua Do?
LUhQluS
One Marriage Llivn-e
The county clerk's office isuel
a marriage license yesterday after-
noon to Harvey Thomas, 21, an
Helen LudolpU. 21, both of Ash
land.
Even swlmmlnif won't change a
permanent wave. Get one now
Bowman's Beauty Shop, Phone 67
t
120
Let me write your fire Insurance. Dressmaking and remodeling at
Carl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland l the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Phone 993. tflBldg. Tel. 1181. tf
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Ecoiomy Groceteria-
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE ;
Is the Family Had Hot Weather?
Appetites become quite finicky in hot weather the foods that throughout the rest of
the year have been so satisfying lose their appeal, and planning the meals becomes
a hard problem. . ' .
Variety is the real solution and variety is best assured by knowing which of the sea
sonable foods are available.
Regular Groceteria shoppers have found the1 solution and hot weather has no ter
rors for them. Their regular shopping trips bring them almost daily the chance to
leisurely inspect every food product the season affords and, best of all,r without
aid or advice of a
If meal planning is a source of worry, try a trip td either Groceteria. You won't
be asked to buy and you won't have to ask a price just go about to suit yourself
and should you see what you want,, the price is plainly, marked, and you can help
yourself -exercising that privilege which makes ..Groceteria shopping so popular :
the right of self selection. . ,
BREAD
Baked without substitutes
baking its only rival? i '
1 -lb. loaf, 3 for . V . . V. .
u-ib. ioaf
Old fashioned jelly roll, each ... 10c
OTHER. SEASONABLE THRIFT
Ice Cream, all f lavors, qt. $, . V . 39ci
Celery, extra large and crisp, 2 for! 25c
Field grown Tomatoes,, 2 lbs 17c
Bunch Carrots or Beets, 3 bunches . 10c
Mayonnaise, Swift's Gem pts, .
", lSc; pts., 23c j qts . 45c
Sandwich Spread, Swift's Gem--
pts., 15c; pts., 23c; qts 45c
Albers' Flap Jack, Flour; pkg. . . . v 19c
Albers' Steel Cut Oatsf 2 pkgs.. . . 25c
Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. can 39c
Rockdell Cane and Maple Syrup, 1
No 2 can ....... . . , . . ...... 35c
Schilling's Extract, Vanilla or Lem
on, 2 ozs 25c
Chinook Salmon, Foster brand, No.
1 tall can 19c
Snow Drift Shortening, 6-lb. can. .$1.33
Califene Shortening, 8-lb. pail . . .$1.29
Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb. sack. .$1.63
White Down Flour, 49-lb. sack . . . $1.53
Jello, choice of all flavors, 3 pkgs. . 20c
Golden Maize Corn,. Monarch brand,'
J No. 2 cans, 5 cans . . .$1.00
' One can freer with each 5 bought. .
Gold Dust Washing Powder, large,
pkg. . . . .,,, 25c
Saturday Special
On Light Footwear
75 pairs, blondes and whites, formerly
up to $5.95 '
Tomorrow .... $2.95 and $3.95
Women's Sandals, formerly up to
$4.85, choice tomorrow $2.89 -
GATES m LYBIAR.B
i SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Lots of Parking Room
Dcn-liutrs Fair Dates Set
Deschutes county fair dates are
set for October 2. 3 and 4. This
Ii will be the only fair In central
Oregon this year. Other counties
will be asked to exhibit at .the fall
to be held at Redmond.
Cha-uncey Florey now' located!
123 Bast Main St. Insurance and'
1 Real Estate.
66tf " I
clerk.
your own
20c
10c
Free examination and advice for
instant relief from your foot trou
bles by Dr. Scholl's Foot Expert at
the M. M. Dept. Store tomorrow
and Monday. 117
HARRY MARX
PAINTING
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178 J -
A Hot Weather Treat
A fresh shipment of Sun-Kist Lemons
good keepers. " ' ' ' ' J " "L
Dozen, 27c
Enjoy lemonade, Nature's most cool
ing drink. ' ' - : ' '
Crystal-White Soap,
Ovaltme small can
Strained Honey, 5-lb. pail 59c
Parowax, 1-Ib. pkgs., 3 for 29c
Certo;' 2 bottle's . ............ . 49c
Peaches, fancy quality in heavy syr
' up, Sun Blest brand, No. 2 cans,
3 for 55c
t Coffee,- freshly rOastedthree very
fine brands.. It's the coffee we
serve at our fountains . .33c, 38c, 43c
Pe Milk; case of 48 tall cans . . . .$3.79
Shaker glass and juice extractor
- free with each case (value, about $1).
Albers' Minute Oats, large pkg. . . . 23c
One-cent Sale of Wheaties
Gold Medal Cake Flour ..... .". 33c
Package of Wheaties ......... lc
Bread and Board Box, combined
box and board . . . 98c
' Electric Hot Plate, 2 burner . , . .$3.39
Ice Cream Freezer, 2-qt. size ..... 89c
Johnson's Wax, lb. can 69c
Paper Napkins, pkg. of 1000 . 98c
Lunch Box, complete with vacuum
bottle................. $1.19
Fountain Lunch
Fried Spring Chicken
Fried Chicken a la Porter, cabbage sal
ad, potatoes gravy, ' buttered bread,
coffee, or milk, or ice. tea 25c
Double Sundaes .... .... 15c
Anyone who would like a bar
gain In a high grade banjo should
call at this office and Inspect the
banjo left here for tale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 25tf
PA'Holmes
:V- INSURANCE
W)ENGY
ITEMS
8 bars. . :
4ic, large .
25c
87c