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' LOWE OFF FOR
l:ti!ly shaken up and hfuUed Mon-;
t d.ty afternoon when ht fell off a
; U'.id of hay which he va putting !
. ills SOU. javk, U1U MM I V IU llllliiv
products is bi'Kimiin.s; to take effect products tn Asia havo tfrnwn In
here with a general .slowini; down I value from $2,600,000 to $3.7000,000
of farm operations on ranches that j s'nce
follow general or diversified farm- j modern carRO pier costinR
I,,K- $1.000, iai0 will be erected by Cana-
Many complaints are hoard Si(uiU Vancouver, II. C.
to the hij? spread in prierf between j j
tiie price of wheat and the price Slez cnnal (ilIPH wijj Ue reduced
;of losing them as neighbors sine
' Mr. Lovell has sold his place in
the Mmhlv vicinity last week to
Hi his barn. The trip rope on the
hay fork tu'ukc tin he was pulling
! K. II. Stranton of Medford. Mr. j
' Lovell vacated Monday morninj; to
Medford for the time being and
i will look for another country homo.
; ilU) fork down and let him fall
I distance of 1 5 fei-t. No bone won
1 Mr. and Mrs. Stranton and two ;
'children took possession of their'
1 new hon'f Monday. '
broken -fni'tini-it.tiv Knt liu id mi 1
KVAXS VALLEY. Ore, Auff. 1. ' llitl, ., . 7" .,,,. ' i
September 1, due to increased re
Urinal Celpts ff the past year.
TRADE EXHIBIT
Spl.l M. Iliik'hiianks was quite with the ;ihl of crutelu
i
naiuui noaii. muniy ouuiu-
em Oregon and Northern
California Counties Dis
play Products.
MEDFORD MATL TRFBTJOT, MEDFORD, OttEf!0T. VRTPAY. 'AUfiUKT 1.
MEDFORD MAN BUYS VALLEY 'MAN J:H.S: TABLE ROCK FARMERS !
RANCH IN APPLEGAlEIllil! . HURT STORING Pissbi! FEELING DEPRESSION
, i will look for another country homo, j ,t I distance of l Ii feet. Xo bones were
1 Mr. ii ml Mrs Ktrnnton and two! ' ,r,i.-.. .i.. i.... i... ... ...mi i
ARRANGEMENT
A DOT IT? ATP r A .. 1 I .... i ..a .1. I ( VO VIII I?V t mf ,, i ' ' ' Wl IS.1IM of bUKCl
nnuiiu.-uR, vie, us. - enmiren iouk poshessiun oi ineir w.v., , 4iuitt .sore ami is able to walk only i TAiw.r; uoi'K, ore., Aug. i.
SpUFViends of J. T. Lovel and 1 new homo Monday. ' sfl rnt'n1' the aid of crutch.--. ' ispl.V The low price of all farm' Kxpor
jpris tt tt I y TT VTs TT 3 17 TT TT
v
D. M. Lowe, president of the
"Western States Exhibitors associa-
tion, left last night for Sacramento
to complete arrangements regard
ing the exhibit to bo maintained
by the Northern California-South
ern OreBOn Development associa
tion at the Pan-American Recipro
cal Trade conference and the Cali
fornia State fair. Mr. Lowe has
been retained by the development
association to set up an exhibit
representative of tho mid-Pacific
empire.
- Kvery county in northern Call-,
fornia and southern Oregon has
shown considerable enthusiasm
over tho exhibit and it U expected
that tho display will be one of the
best to be seen at the California
capital during; the trade confer
ence and fair.
County agents, county courts,
boards of supervisors and cham
bers of commerce throughout tho
territory arc cooperating with the
development association end the
various products raised or manu
factured in this section nre being
made ready for assembling In
Medford on August ltith, prepara
tory to leaving for Sacramento.
1 to Ui in Individuality.
ne of tlie features of tho as
sociation's exhibit will be the fact
that each county will retain us
Individuality and the various coun
ties participating are vying with i
one another to present those prod
ucts which would best advertise
their communities. Many manu
facturers havo signified their in
tention of .sending in their prod
ucts. The exhibit will he HtatisticaJ in
nature and will forcibly portray
the resources of this section and
the opportunities for development I
hero along all lines. The import
ance of the Crescent City harbor
to northern California and south
ern Oregon will he shown on a big
relief map which will form tho
background of tho exhibit.
Resultant publicity which will
accompany the exhibit in both
magazines and newspapers, will, ac
cording to officials of the develop-
tment association, be of inestimable
value to this section.1'
1 ih K!PpPP
' ' "The Store With the Log Cabin Basement''
, ImBM Opens Saturday 1 P. M.
ii n bxbbii Kia a B-ra BTnxsma a
ii CKaorj rtaa Hex aan!M tMin ua mm h - .
, CORNER CENTRAL AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET
Offering a Fine Line of Very Moderately Priced
Decorative Accessories Home Furnishings Gifts
Greeting Cards Bridge and Party Needs Books
A Cordial
Invitation
In planning our new Rift shop
we have endeavored to Kivo In
Medford a whop that's novel and
distinctly different. Wo cordial
ly invite you to visit and in
spect our store and especially
urge you to see our log cahin
basement . . . You'll find that
our prices are surprisingly mod
erate, considering the quality of
our merchandise.
Jack Wurts
OPENING SPECIALS
Cookie Jars
A special lot of H'O fine imported cookio
jars will he sold as an opening special at
import cost, each
75c
APPLEGATE MEN
SUFFER INJURIES
APPLEGATE, Ore.. Aug. 1
(Spl.) Ralph Pettick met with an j
accident this week when he fell on '
a pitchfork while filling grain j
sacks. One tine pierced his arm
and another his shoulder. He goes ;
to the doctor three times a week i
to have his Injuries dressed. I
Hugh Brown of this vicinity, who
is employed for the Kwauna log
ging camp in Klamath county, met
with a serious accident recently
when he fell on his axe while ,
walking a log and cut his head. ;
Several stitches were taken. His
wife, who is attending school in
northern Oregon, was summoned. -:
Shopping Bags
fibre i
Your cl
15c
100 heavy wenve fibre ahoiiiiliiB batts in
Milking designs. Your choice for opening
day. each
Chinese Runners
fioo beautiful embroidered Chinese runners
which regularly Hell up to $7.00. These run
ners are especially desirable for ratlins and
end tables or for making pillows. A com
plete display of theso runners will bo in our
windows, showing the ways to make pil
lows with them. Opening special, each
$1.00
Silvo-Pewter Lamps
50 very unusual Sllvo-I'owtor lamiw com
lilelo with parchment Hhado and chimney.
Complete UpeninK unecinl
S2.50
SLAIN FINANCIER LEFT
FORTUNE TO CHARITY
LOS AMJKLEH, Aug. 1. fP)
Probate of the will of Motley 11.
Flint, banker and financier, re
cently shot to death in superior
court, today d if closed that two
thirds of the $75M, ooi) estate was
b?qiM Inert to charity.
Fifty thousand dollars was b-ft
to the widow, Mrs. Grrtrudc Flint,
and J1S0.000 to various relatives
and friend
India Prints
A special lot of novel India prints suitable
for card tables. Wlillo this lot lasts on
Opening day, each
Our
Circulating
Library
In our circulating library we will
offer nlwaya your selection of
tho newest "best sellers" in flc-
lion and non-fiction at a charge,
of only
3c a Day
U7.i- Dl.i . 85c r , ra-
I j waste uaaivcis . - i OS-PNw' "'
",u waste baskets In beautiful pastel shades. I I J' rl I -pl
''' ' ' " ' ' 0'" 'lt' L'a''
We Especially Feature the Unique SanGabriel Sturdy Custom-Built Furniture
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CONGRATULATIONS
To
Wurts Gifts
V
MANN'S
O
ine ;
Mutual Mill
& Seed Co.
Extends
Greetings and
Best Wishes
to---
WURTS
GIFTS
Harwood Photo Service
Extends
BEST WISHES
to
Wurts Gifts
An Attractive Addition
to Medford's East Sixth
Street Business Section
Congratulations
and v
Best .Wishes
To
ii ')
Wurts Gifts
M. At Co.
0. A. MEEKER, Manager ' '