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local and
-'Person a. 1
- l4fW Firo IxiHH til' .lllllO- '
. Mndford only nufforcd a flro Ions
nf $300 laat month und dtimugo In
cluded the destruction of om or
two fiimilV KaraixeH unit woodHhod.
Tnere wore 30 caim, win (trims
Ilica me chusc oi muni ui litem
IftuMMH OWf o Tin-own.
Mr. and Mrs. K. .A. Tlcamea and
two. ;dwiM4 left tain morning- for
tneomn. vhcre they Ulan to npnd
tka rrmalti)r of tho month vli:
. imjP wH-rlttlTi.
tin tlMi 1'ltrlll nf lib HI fa ,
& R. HarwooiL hotowiii)r,
mint tor an ftlrpln rWe ycrtmlay,
mnV H u such a no that he
hi almost reluctant to try It aitaln.
I to went aloft with V. .t. Iirowne
to talt aomo plcturoa -with Ma now
camera; of the mirroundlnjr conn-try.--TIi
piano eUnllM-d to an alti
tude of 3200 feet, and ihen the
ahln come down-suddenly. It w"
no fant that .Mr. llarwood found
himself hack on tho mound, 'after
n nerfect landing, in exactly 30
aeconds.
Tjenky faucets, vacuum cleaners,
washers, floor lamps or anything
repaired cheap: Call' Donflxlt, ex
pert, 107-W. 1 143
fittest front. Kuinmlli
Miss Virginia Monro of Klamath
Falls is spending th'.s-wooli in Meil
:ford. ns guest of her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy Piultt.
Outstanding values In mhl-sum-mer
dresMes now offered' at $1, $10,
115. Etholwyn B: Hoffmann's. 139
Uailmaxl Men In' Cliy
Bill Kwurt of the Lehigh Valley
railway lino Is In Mndford today
from Seattle, conferring' with ship
pers. Chns. K. Kullen, asslHtnnt
gonornr agent nf tho Chicago flreit
Wcstofn' railway. Is also n Medford
guest. Ho makes his headquartors
lie Portland.
Ereklne M u s I o Btudlo. Piano,
oluRsical or rapid- popular oourso;
guitar. Piano tuning 13.50. Room
: 14; Sparta Bldg. Pliatui. 8C3-R.
v- . .tf
Troiit' nistunt, PoIiiih
, Included among the guests from
fur nway points registered at Med
ford hotels ai'o Mrs. A, Monro of
Jlonolulu, Mr. mid Mrs. H. V.
Chandler and Mury 10. McCnmlier
ot Ornnd' Porks, N, D K. P. Co
Krlft and family of Twin Fulls,
Jdn., Will H, Kotclllltn of Phoenix,
Art., Mi's: W. O. Kllllhn of Den
ver, Colo., K. 13. Hpraguo of Cln
rinnatl, Ohio, and 11. I-. Hnrwlck
of Lowlstoit, Idlf.
Son Brill's Shoot m'etal Works
for radiator, fonder and auto body
ropafrMft, 'It
'Muironl Heads I.Ihi :;.
.. . Out of. 20 auto licenses issued
.yesterday at tho sheriff's office,
eight wero Issued to Medford mo
torists, followed by four to Central
Point car owners. , Olhcr licenses
wont to Jacksonville, Phoonlx und
Huflt. ;.
tinned Wed; and' Slit., Dronmlnnd.
141
MthlH-Pmle I'omKM t nil Krlilay
The regular park ooneert In Ash
Ian Will' "bo helrt Frldas' night In
tswnd of Thursday 1 night of . this
weoW to- avoid oontllict with-' tho
Klwanls club party. ,
Loose, squeaking wheels are flnn
gerous, Haw thhtn'-ttght'oncd rfrt a
hydraulic whtfol sottHig mtiohlne at
Klolltner's Oarage.' 98tf
lUilatulor li Eiun nr-
Arlhw Rolnndop loft' tills morning-
fbr Bltgono' to spend a tew
days. Ho will return early next
week.
Anyone who would like a har
Rln lit' a- high grade banjo should
call He tltls offlvo and Inspect tho
banjo loft hero for sulci sacrifice
regardless - of. cost. 1 2&tC
PoniMW KrlitHil Slim Hero
V. J. Mlshler, former superin
tendent nf tlm Orants Pass schools,
now' a- reprrsontutivc at W. K. Kin
wr ft' COi, Hni'tlnnd, Is u visitor in
Medford today.
I We. have that particular mauld
f Ing for your Individual picture.
f" The' Poasloy's, opposlto Now Holly
' theater. tf
Frnm Ktntii !HetroMills
Portland residents registered nt
Medford hotels', Include. -Ml, and
Mr P. Unrdy, Mri iiurt Mis.
(, C. lint). Mr. and'ilrs. Ken Clrlf
fin, Mr. and' Mrs. U' H, lCspey. R.
U. Nolson, I). O. Hood, Thos Meek
leson, P. I.. Smith, ltf A. Hhiilthorn.
E. H. Lymw t4r Curry, w, W.
Patterson, Mr. and Mi's. s. P. Tlem
Ing, Mr. and Mrs. (loo. V. Hall,
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. II. Cnnrnd. '
U . .u - ."
Packing
lt House
Lunches
are , bost miwlo from
jTluhrcr'g new Sand
wich loaf.. Ask your
grocer.
4
Many Xnv OI'pkoii HPhlilculH Klnnutlli County YMlnr
Uickoii gullied lori now faniilir'H) Anionic tho Klamath county r.'i
from rthr "tiiti-a 1uriiiK the 'month t denta visiting In Mcdfoftl yc-Hter-
"f July, whiiapurchiiKPil 74KH acre
of land aail Invested in ucreaKr-,
0(Uliment, hnuwholil ftoodH and
other stippllOM to tho extent of
403,200, aocordins to tho monthly
report hy jV. (1. Ide, manager of
the OreKon Htute rhamher of com
merce. Tho new people came from
20 HtaleH, California leading with
60 fttmiliex, Wanhington wu hpc
ond with nino and Idaho wan third
, wlh ol)lu. famlllcx.
I
IXH'Ill ('4tUpC tO W'l'll
A iparrlaxe license waw I.'imn1 at
the county clerk' office to.fy to
Henry J'adKham, Jr., and Mi
AuguHta (Hover, both of MeuTorrt;
The weddin Ik to take pl:cr at
the end of the week l,t I'orllanil
and the newlywert wilt mako thir
home in Medford. Mim .Iftaephine
Ko1M, Mima Kdtth lulttteher and
HerenH' Jeiminica ar
leave tomorrow for Portland to he
prtifeht at the ceremony.
Dreaamaklng and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Illdg. Mrs. Harry Androws, Tel
11S1. tf
'li,i(lng nt Kliiinalh l-'ulls
Mi-s. Charles Swingle and dnuh
tor Kloanor of Phoenix arc visiting
In' Klunmth''Kalls."
Tree props at Big Pines Lbr. Co,
Tel. No. 1. -108tf
Hero from Montagiu
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hale of Mon
tague, Cnl., are in .Medford today
visiting friends and attending to
business matters.
Kryatnlglo kodak gloss supremo.
Tho Poasley's, opposite Holly the
ater, tf
Mitosis In Metlfitrtl
Mrs. II. W. Owen and Mrs. Ceo.
Holland of Houston, Tex., arrived
in Medford this morning to be tlie
giicsts of Mrs: n. M, ariggs of this
city for two months.
For best freen slalis, ask driver
or call Medford Puel Co., Tol 031.
65tf
VIhII Mrs. Itobh
May Plumb of Dcnvor, Colo., Is
slopping In Mcdfor.l for a day lo
be tho guest of Mrs. S. P. Itolib
of this city.
Let mo write your flro Insurance
Carl Y. Tcngwald, Hotel Holland
Hldg., Phone 093, tf
Itolnnil Uliiniplii'vM Hero
Holand Hum)hi'.w., instructor at
tho' local high school for tho pnht
two years, arrived In Mncjford from
tho south this niornlng.
Dance till 2 o'clock,
every Saturday night.
Gold frill
8!ttf
Mr. nnd nnd Mrs. It, W.- Taylor
of Ashland visited with Mr. and
Mrs. It. V. Qentry In Mcnford Mon
day.
Blooks 1(5.60' on' night delivery
only.' valley Puol Co. Phone 70
tf
Visits In llolso
(li'over Corum and ' (lei-aid Mc
Kolvcy will leave this- evening for
llolse, Ma,, whei'o they will visit
Mil 'Mc'Kellvoy's parents In that
city for tho nevt ten days, ;
Free shampoo with $1.00 mnrcci
or finger wave 1n bobbed half
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday!
Shelton Croqulgnolo pormanonts,
$7.r,0. Work guaranteed. ' Bow
man's Beauty Shopno. Phono 57i
180
Prom I (to lleni' Stale
t'allfoniluns registoscd nt Mod
ford hotels Include, llraco H. San-
dorsnn and dnuglucrs nf South Pns-
iiidena, Mrs. 10 1 la 11, McDonald of
San Jose, Mrs. I. M. Creed of Bui'J
llngnmo, Mrs. H. WWJ, Mrs. Di
Noel, Miss 10. Prinkeard, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. A. Hulling, Mr. and Mrs.
II. N. Popham of San Pranclscoi
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dutzler of Oak
land, Mr. nnd Mvs. c. !!. ltlghtei'
of Stockton, Miw. Vivian IC. Henny
of Woodland, Ornee Hinds of Berk
eley, nml tho following from Los
Angeles! Mrs. 1;. M. Llnilimlxt,
I. I.i'llliim, Bens und Llla Ciimp
hell, Mr. and Mrs. V. Austin.
Dance till 3 o'clock, Gold Hill
ovcry Saturday night. 80tf
Ktngt Men' lleiv - i
K. A. Hadfleld and M. A. Keoil
of the Pacific (Ireyliutind lines wore
In Medford today.
Turtles Wanted Boys, here is
a chance to earn some oasy money.
Colvlg Drugs, the drug store nnxl
lo tho Itlnlto theater, will nay 60a
apiece for twelve good slued snap
ping1 -turtles,' Must' have 1hom Its'
the "Tth' of August. Only U whn'
od. so got busy, ' ' 138
llettll'iis to liko
Oeorgo cltrlstcnson, 1'ntvorslty
nf Oregon student who Is employ
ed 'at Crater lake this summer, re
turned to the park this noon after
receiving medical attention here.
1 Mine for- nil purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co, 78tf
One Injured In I'rnsli
An auto collision on Hast Main
street Instt evening resulted In min
or Injuries to limit TJultoy. an oc
cupant of a car that crashed with
one driven by ljivvrenee lnts of
Phoenix. The city traffic depart
ment wns unable to learn the ex
tent of the young woman s Injuries
today.
Two girls want to stinre expenses
with someone driving to Portland
Monday or Tuesday. Aug. II or 13.
Write llox II. A.. Tribune. 141
! chnrges Male With IHwrtiini
Isnbrl Smith filed suit In circuit
court yesterday against Henry tl.
Smith lor divorce, on grounds of
desertion. They wsre married n
l!MI6 nnd had been making their
home at Ashland. .
Lot us haul sway your garbage
and refuse. Phone 6, City Baitt
tary Service. 387tf
Mrs. Oirkln in Mnlfiinl
Mi John Cnrkin of Salem whn
formerlvttrived in Dili eii .i,.
In Mrrrd this morning from Los
''S, W9ere she has been vis-
lir her parent-, Mr. und Mrs. N.
'jsjrncr.
MEDFORD MAIL
day wereajMr. and MrM. V. A. Kree
man of .Merlin, and the following
from Klamath Kails: Mrs. I(, L.
l-i&rdenlirnok. Mis. A. E. Whlt-
more, Mr.nd .Mrs. Rufiln S. Mooicj
Weal to (,'nxcr I.Je ua a
MIhh Mtry J. Spencer of Xalltt,
Colo., nml Mary nd 1jii Il'mh-
s of yn rawrico lft fcy iHmqt I
today to vllt Crater la4'. I
Nc fwo Krtnm. "" '
Mr. and Jr. W. W. Ctladwlc nf!
tft Sia Terminal Hotel com
pany, Itelera, ar local Tilloi-.
FmchoiA. N. Wrlsht la In thu
market ow with hla Carmen
peche nl Public Mkt. on River
ld or rfinoh', mlla west of
Phoenix depot. 13a
Visits Siiiytlies
Mrs. Hr. It. C. Kclsey of Port
land, Ore., has boon u guest at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. c.
Smytho on South Ivy, since Friday,
on her way homo from Los An
geles, where sho has visited since
eurly spring.
Screen doors (fixtures free)
Modrord Lumber Co. Phone 620.
i 78tf
Oklnhomnns Visit
.wr. anil Mrs. L. A. Umber und
daiiKhler, Miss Ruby, of Kdmond,
Okliihoma wero guests the past
week nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
N. C. Smytho on South Ivy. Mrs.
Kuril's' and .Mrs. Hmythe are sisters
and unjojoil their visit very much
having been separated for manv
years.
Trco props. All lengths, regular
size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
78tf
lliii'klfhcrrli's af Resort
Tho hucklcberiios arc rlpo nt
Lnlca of the WooiIh. Roy Marshall,
manager of the resort, announced
In this city yesterday. Crowds aro
continuing to visit the lake, whore
many Improvements are In process,
a new dock and u now wall being
among them.
Troo' props: A large-stock always
on hand. Tel. 020. Modford Lum
ber Co. 78tf
Good Memory for pikikh
H. Altniau arrived Tuesday from
15uieka, Calif., to spend .a fow dayH
In Jleilfoiil unending to business
mutters. Mr. Altmiin Is un Interior
decorator and had Just completed
the. entire rodccomtlon of tho
South Hank of Hurokn. Ho will
be lu Medford for a short time
tthllo en routo. As a hobby, Mr.
Allmiiu bus ;jvolopod a reniurk
a bio mcmoiv In tho mutter of old
time fir '.us and knows tho history
of most of tho headline boys, and
has been expounding s'omo facts
which most of his listeners wore
Inclined to bellevo that ho was
mlHlalicn. Howovcr, a, record book
held' up his contentions.
Dance Wed. and Sat., Dreamland.
' 141
Spciiglers Iti'lurii .North
J. i;. Spongier and C'has. Spong
ier of Seatllo haver returned to
their home aftor spending a wook
hero us guests of Mr. und Mrs.
Wm. Hammutt. .
Blocks $6.60 on night dollvory
only, Vullcy Puol Co. Phono 70.
tf
Here From WiiHhlngtnn
Mrs. J. K. Judd, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Porter llatlcy, Mr. and rs. lOdward
W. Pulver of Seuttlo and Arlio A.
(llllllnnd and' Wm. Mockey of
Mvorott aro among tho guests at
local hotels from tho stato of
WashlnKton.
Lady wishes transportation to
Oakland, share expenses. 417
WoodHtock. 137
On Periodical Visit
lleorgo W. lidwurdH of Chldo.
Cnl., nrrlved In this elty yestorduy
on u periodical business visit.
Spoclnll Sholton and Rlnglctto
croiiulnolo waves, $7.60 complete.
Call 464 or lOmma Cllno Shop. 138
rolm Wllkliisoii Jr. on Trip
John Wilkinson, Jr., left Medford
yesterday with Henry Void, Insur
ance adjuster for Klamath Pulls,
from which city they will motor on
to crater lake, then to Portland.
John plans, to visit Jnck Stiver
and his cousin, Ralph Woodford.
In the northern city ami attend tho
night baseball games. Ho will bo
away from Medford about three
weeks.
Oroen slabs, tho hotter kind from
Medford Puel Co, Order cnrly.
Phone 631. 102tf
Complaint Invmtlgnted
K, K. Maddock, tho county hu
mane officer, was called to Ashland
to Investigate tho report that .1
number of horse were suffering of
thirst In a pasture near that city.
However, betoro the ofrieer ar
rived' tho horses had been removed
to a spot Where water Is obtainable.
Oreen slabs, forest wooirt. "cbal:
siiinnfer prloes. Mod, Fuel Co. Tel.
1. 118tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKl) Pusturo for sheep. L.
A. Snlade, Jr., Central Point.
, 14."
TWO CIKLH want to share ex
pense. with someono driving to
PortlHiid Monitnv. or Tuesday,
Aug. 11 or 12. Write Mall Trib
une, Box R. A. 141
FOR SA1.K A. .V, Wright is In
the market now with his Carmen
peaches at Public Market on
Riverside or ranch. ', milo west
of Phoenix depot. 1 3 11
HARtlAI.NS Vour pick of R cars,
less than $100, Cheap for cash.
pii:ri'i:-ai.i.i:n i-sku car lot
Cor. nth and llnrllett.
Phones ISO and 041.
1ST
FOR SAI.i: OR THAOK Modern
4-room dwelliMK with 2 bed
rooms, fine Iswn and splendid
young trees. Price I'.'ioti; $;,00
. cash or would trade.
CHAl'XCKY FUMIRY '
Phone 3 is. I! K. stain.
1J?
PtR RF,Nl' Sleeping room;
young man preferred. 116 Laurel
St. ui
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Si-out SwIiiiiiiIiiUI Party I
Over 24 members of the Amer
ican Legion Hoy Scout troop wei'f,
to take part In a swlmmlnf parly I
this afternoon In 4he Rogue river
near Rjbeo Tirldge. The swimming
iiuiiit-B iuu oecoming a- ai-egutar
troop e'enl and this Is the sixth
one of the wastm. At reru'lar se.s
slon kK tw, tirM-r an,i
IaVtrn Dunford. on of Omar
iMMorci, wer awrJrftstals u iult
aM "loiaw.f ,n h, vri un-.
4ibtfdly tovn act in tht elacity.
fett C'ilwinfMMSi HiK'k
Ted Chamhera, who had been in
Yreka on a business trip, returned
to Medford yesterday.
Oh, boy! Now wo can get fresh
Pacific ocean fish every day at the
ivy i. i'isn .Market. 140
Left for llelllngliani
Mr. and Mrs. (!. p. Miller loft J
last evening for Holllngham, Wash
following a short visit hero with
friends, while en route by motor
from their home at San Diego, Cal..
on a vacation trip.
Turtles Wanted Boys, hero Is
a chance to earn some easy money.
Colvlg Drugs, the drug store next
to the Rlalto theater, will pay 60c
apiece for twelvo good sized snap
ping turtles. Must have them by
IJio 7th of August. Only 12 wall
ed, fo get busy. 138
Oii'conliuis at Hotels
Among tho Oregon guests nt lo
cal hotels, other than those from
Portland, aro Mr. and Mrs. o. L.
Campbell of Seaside, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Freeman ot Merlin, Leslie
N. Gooding of Corvullls, Mr. and
Mrs, H. Wat kins of Eugene, Mr.
nnd Mrs. ThornUM A. Roberts of
Salem.
For best green slnbs, ask driver
or cull' Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031.
' ' ' ' ' .66tf
Snider Picnic
ISmploycs of tho Snider Dairy
company will enjoy n picnic, danco
nnd swim this evening at the Sni
der cabin at Shady c'ovo.
Among tho Orants Pass people
at Medford .Monday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Tuttlo. t
Blocks $5.50 on night delivery
only. Valley, Fuel Co. Phonb 70.
tf
First- August llnuiiry Wnrriints
Following a in't'lod of Ihreo
weeks during which no bounty
warrants wero issued nt the county
dork's office, II. A. Andrews ot
Ashland and L. M. Wuloh ofLaltq
Creek each collected today fu tho
killing of .11 coyote:
Hemstitching, plcotlrig, pleating,
button making and' lioso mending.
Handicraft Shop. 257tf
finest of I'll'll llS
Mrs. ISdwurd C.nincll of Klam
ath Fulls is in Medford this week
visiting . her fniihcr und mother.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ulrlch.j:
Phono 542'. Wcti'll hn'iil 'Way
your rofuso. City Sanitary Service.
337tf
Coming froni Nolo
M'rs. lOdward Myers und daugh
ter' Helen will arrive in Medford
todliy from Sclo to spend smerul
days visiting at the home of Mrs.
larurn M. West, .Mrs. Myers' sls-tcr-ln-litw.
While hero they) plan
to visit Critter lllko" and hlher
southern O'rogon resorts. Mrs.
Myers recently returned frmti'itn
extended' trip alirtig tho Atlantic
const.
All Fires Out-
The fire which burned over 000
acres of foxtail grass and brush
dn state Innd norm of Soda gulch
in tho Orecnsprings mountains,
was reported at Hie CrMen nation
al forest service1 office todliy 'as be
ing out. The fire did not reach
Your Ring
on 'Her Finger
Priscilla Wedding Rings, plat
inum eucascd by the famous Bck
Process are matio in 18k white
Rold covered with a uniform
shell of purest platinum, and
will not discolor any under
any conditions. Their price la
only $10. Let ua show them to
you today.
LARRY SCHADE
Your Favorite Jeweler ,
, Slnoe 1918 ' -i
Next to1 Craterlan ' Phorts 89
cPriscilla
Wedding 7(ings
HARRY MARX
PAINTINO
Tktinf, Tufa HanriB
Phoiy vr
OREO ON", THURSDAY,
any timber. No other fires were
reported today either un state or
national protected land.
Leuvo for Home.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fral CImmusi
and family ot 17ulu, ".. Hurt
for thair kuwya.vfwv mvitimi darV
vlvll here with th II I t h I
HinlOn of KaM Mai Nml. Mr,
C'hcMnut. who is u fermt em
pl' of th Califurnla Oregoii
Power -ramijany engineering de
partment is now associated with
the pacific Ua A Klectrlc Co.
Kiik'stuun JiCuves. '
.C Lowry, electrical apiilianco
mtlevman of Portland was a local
business visitor yesterday.
NORRIS Christina Belle Norrls
wife of T. C. Norrls, passed away
at their home in Jacksonville'
Thursday morning, aged Cu years.
She was born In Coos county,
March 4, 1 805. Mr. and Mrs. Norris
came to Jacksonville fronv Califor
nia six years ago and had formerly
resided In Deschutes county, Ore
gon. Sho hnd been In 111 health for
some time, but her death came;
very sudden and unexpected. Be
sides her husband, sho leaves two
children, Hdna H. Pomoroy of,
Alturas, Calif., and W. T. Norrls.:
Vlsullu, Calif. ;
Tho body is - at tho Conger
Funeral Parlors whero services are'
pending und will bo announced
lolor. ..i.,..
Births
Horn to Mr. tuul MrH. Wesley
t'offoen of Stewart uvenuo Ji hoy,
welching 9 3-4 pounds, Tuesday,
August 5. Tho htiby has been
iiumed Jack Ieo Hoy.
Horn 'to" Mr. anil Mrs. Edward
1 lagon a daughter,' weighing G'
pounds, at tho Sacred Heart hos
pital Wednesday, August 0.
I. IK O. K, N'oti(i.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
asseml)lo ar hall at p. m. Friday,
to attend the funeral of Brother
W. rr. Meeker' at tlio M. 10. church'
at li:30. Ity onler of Noble Qmnd.
137
Hood River. New Medical
b u i hi I nt; on Oak t ree t f u r m ally
opened. . -
.
'1 1 :i
s-M.Ii.
I vyuiiuary
CYt-t j- '
Here is a Frigidaire in a strikingly beautiful glacier
, gray Porcclain-oa-itcel.'.It has shelves that are ele
vated to a convenient height, lt has rounded corners
andu-oomy food' storage space'. Most Important of
all, the mechanical unit is completely enclosed the
design that Has niadb l-rigidaire famous for efficiency,
long life, and'low' Operating cost.
Equipped with the "Cold Control," this Frigidairs
freezes ice and desserts with incredible speed. It is
extra powerful et remarkably quiet. Call and see a
demonstration. Select your own terms. A little- '
down as you wish to pay. Balance arranged to silii '
your convenience.
, t !.-:
People's Electric Store
212 W. Main .
6. 0. Alcr.dcrfer
FRIDAY
Is FISH Day
We Have a Good Supply of
Fresh Fish for Friday
Crabs) r :-t
Crawfish
Razor Clams
Chinook Salmon
Halibut
Skinned , Sole
Ling Cod
i . Black Cod,
Red Snapper
Finnan Haddie
Kippered Salmon
F resh F ruits and Vegetables
Cheese Bulk Pickles
Economy Fish Market
NICHOLS & ASHPOLE ' '
206 E. Main Phone 26
AUflURT f; 10n0.
That Medford and the Rogue
valley continue to hold a prominent
place In the hearts.of former resi
dents, is evidenced In a letter just
received by U. L. Lromley, Copcu
advertising manager, from John E.
jYelton, former district manager of
the Metropolitan Lite Insurance
: company. Mr. Velton, who is now!
; district manager with headquarters i
at ugden, Utah, writes In part as
! follows:
"Medford is a wonderful place
like many other fine things, how
ever, you don't really appreciate
.Medford until you leave and then
you sort of yearn to go back and
enjoy the nice climate and the at
mosphere of fine fellowship of
which it abounds."
Mr. Velton sent his regards to
his many friends in the vicinity,
all of whom win be glad to hear
of hla Continued success with the
Metropolitan Life Insurance com
pany. The Modford' Legion '-drum
cni'pB will be equipped with new
Fllver hi; 1 mots when they leave
for the Mtate convention ut Uaker
next week.
. Tho helmots which aro of light
wuiffht alumtmiTn with an attrac
tive silver finish' will bo made up
in regulation design and should
tuUX greatly lo the. appearance of
the local corps.
New . folt hnts oC the- crusher
type have also been ordered for
the fatigue, or. every-day uniforms
which will' lie worn except for
dress purposes.
An important drill session will
be held at' the high school field
tonight and - local citiiiens who
wish to seo the corps in action are
invited to attend.
Vale Hex Theatro - installed
electric cooling, system. .
"' V ' (MM
value
idarre
1
Porcelain-on-sieel inside and
out in beautiful glacier-gray
i,'tvr nr:. -.- in-PhOBO 13..
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niriirniftllTfV nnlOrO !
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nantM. radios nnd Victrolas are
being sold nt big reductions at the
Palmer Music House where a store
v.'ide sa'.o is in progress-.
Both upright und baby grand
models are Included in the piano
sale, - Victor Klecrrolas und Vlc
trolas have been reduced to sell
out during the apeclul August sale
event.
; Noliri'.
All IU'bckiih.s arc reiiuestfrt ("
meet at the I. O. O. F. hall at 1:30
to aiu-nd the funeral of Urnther W.
H. Moekpr, Friday, August S,
BESSE McKIEAV, Xoble Grand.
137
Cars I'or Itall or Uoad
Motor coaches which may lie run
on rallw or. on roads at" will are
liohiff tested hy. a leading1' railway
in England. The coaches will have
pneumatic tires for running on the
Pure air driven
fresh
Si al AND COMFORTABLE . .
NOW! HE TALKS.
A. ventriloquist, a midget and a
giant . . . banded together 'in a
partnership of crimo . . . and .a
girl "proves their, undoing; f .
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'f "1 LdsN TOM WARING
'MM4alku Novelty Act
'mSSt'1 1 ! FOX TALKING -. -
J. UJjJJJllJV' ; , NEWS
1CkMmRIUBlI SEASON
in "LAWFUL LARCENY"
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All Talking Comedy . TALKING NEWS J
2 D A YS , Starts TOMORROW
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11-al iuint-iii a-city., bo. run to' a
railway, and thence -reach their
destinntion at high speed.
PHONE,
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4 Insurance
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Daily
25c
Children,. 10c
Eve. 25, 50
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IT'S A KNOCKOUT!
LOLA LANE, GUINN WILLIAMS
STEPIN FETCHIT in
BIG FIGHT"
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"ALL STUCK UP"
'All 0Talking Comedy
FROLICKING FISH"
I Sound Cartoon
tUGVILLE ROMANCE"