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rEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, SIEDFOKD, OREGON. FRIDAY .TTTNTE 17. PAGE THIRTEEN. . i it'.! M Local and Guest of Pellets Ingrud Petercon of Treka, Cal., Is a house guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pellett at thetr farm near Medford. Visiting In Medford Miss Ruth Wleland of Grants Pass spent the fore part of the week in Medford visiting with friends. Grants Pass Bulletin. In Medford Thursday H. D. Irwin, on the staff of the school for the blind at Vancouver, Wash was a vis itor In Medford yesterday. Neff Returns Porter G. Neff re turned to Medford Wednesday from Portland, where he had been attend ing to business matters. Down from Prospect Gilbert E. , Blackburn of Prospect spent Wednes I day 1 nthls city visiting Mrs. Black burn and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Howard. On Business Trip Al Flero, repre sentative of the Burroughs Adding machine company with headquarters In this city. Is spending several days In Treka, Cal. on company business. Blenna Home Jack Bierma among the students from Oregon State col lege who have returned to Medford for the summer, will be employed at Jarmln and Woods drug store during vacation. Visit In Klamath Miss Grace Pearce returned to Medford Wednes day from Klamath Palls, where she was the house guest of Mrs. Ida Grimes for several days. Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. June Grimes and Miss Pearce spent Tuesday at Sunset cabin on Fork creek visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes Jr. Carolina Fruit Bars The famous mammy cooks from down South have contributed many dishes and pastries to American cookery and. the Carolina Fruit Bars which we will feature this week is one of them. This is a delicious fruit cookie chockfull of nuts and iced with ix icing which is an exceptional value at the regular price, but tomorrow we will sell these tasty cookies at 11c dozen These cookies will be on sale at your favorite grocer or our retail store and we urge you to place your order early as we expect this to be one of our most popular week end specials. Fluh 2. Exactly Eight Days of Slashed Prices, Rare Bargains, Premiums and Free Goods. AH to Make it Easy for You to Beautify and Protect Your Property. SALE STARTS SATURDAY LINDSEED OIL STRICTLY PURE In Your Can 69c gal. PURE WHITE ENAMEL Why Pay $1.50? 73c qt. FREE! A 60c Brush with a quart of Pabco Semi-Gloss Finish for Woodwork or Walls Both for 89c BASS HUETER 4-HOUR ENAMEL High Gloss, for Furniture, Etc. Old price $1.10 Sale price 69c pt. Many, Many Other Personal Guest of Sister George B. Rector of Denver Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. U O Watklns at their home, 710 West 14th street. Mr. Rector U Mrs. Watklns- brother. Army Planes Here Flown by Lt. O. H. Rjdmour and lt. L. A. Walt hall of Mather field, two army ships stopped at the local field yesterday at Intervals to refuel before contin uing to Seattle. Stop at Bureau At the Oregon branch of the out-of-state auto reg istration bureau, yesterday's visitors Included Nellie B. Wllkerson and Mrs. Elmer Parker of Phoenix, Ariz., and Albert Vlmont of Seattle. In Cave City Miss Flonnle Hollers of Medford arrived in Grants Pass luesday evening to spend a short time visiting Miss Vivien ne Ryan of this city. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Visits at Lake Creek Miss Juanlta Ragsdale of Oakland. Calif., registered her car at the out-of-state auto bu reau here yesterday, and gave her Oregon address as Lake Creek. 9 Hauipsons Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. R. L Hampson of Crescent City are spending the week In Grants Pass and Medford. Mr. Hampson Is a bro ther of T. J. Hampson of this city. Grants Pass Dally Courier. The Hamp sons formerly resided in Medford Here from School Merland Tollef son, student at the University of Oregon, Is home to spend the sum mer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Tollefson of Central Point. He was In Medford yesterday visiting his father, who recently underwent a ma jor operation at the Community hos pital. rers ay Faint Sale! AT 8 a.m.' kalsomine -. e i it i STRICTLY FIRST GRADE Never buch Values run 5 ib. Pkg. Before 60c size .... 43c pkg Challenge House Paint I j SPAR VARNISH Outside or Inside White Ivory or Oray Use it Anywhere Old price $2.40 Waterproof Sale price $1.39 gal. 63c quart FREE! A 4-foot $1.50 Step Ladder with 4 gallons or more of Pabco Paint. BASS HUETER BUNGALOW PAINT Splendid Quality 10 Shades Sale price $1.8.9 gal. Bargains Our Paint PORTER LUMBER Miss Slnema Leaves Miss Orece Sine ma, instructor In ths local school j system, left today on the Shasta for Portland. j I Prom March Field Ub. Blackborn, of March field, traveling In an army ship, stopped at the Medford Muni cipal airport Thursday for a short time. Dr. WliMm Leaves Dr. B. C. Wil son left this morning for Portland, where be has been called on business. He plans to return to Medford either Sunday evening or Monday morning. i Attend Festival Albert Had ley, Br. nest Rilling and Mrs. Jessup of the Villa nursery left for Portland Thurs day to attend the Rose festival and to transact business. Greens Journey South John and Fred Green of Medford stopped In Ashland for a short time Thursday enroute to southern California where they plan to spend several weeks. Ashland Dally Tidings. Guests of Jeromes Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schoenenberger of San Jose. Calif., are in Medford, the guests rf Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jerome, at their home 1526 West Main street. Mrs. Schoenenberger and Mrs. Jerome are sisters. Motor to Medford A party of local people, including Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Boulter. Mrs. K. D. Olpln, and Mr. and Mrs. Frits Wundertl, motored to Med ford. Tuesday evening, to attend a lecture given by W. R. Sloan, presi dent of the Northwestern States mis sion of the L. D. S, church Grants Pass Dally Courier. m m At Local Port Pilot Jones, flying a Great Lakes trainer for the Moreau Flying service of Oakland, Calif, stop ped in Medford yesterday forenoon to refuel before continuing south from Portland. A passenger, also a Mr. Jones, accompanied the flyer. Jones stopped here Tuesday .morning en route north. Journey to Medford Mrs. Will H. Gerretsen Jr., and sons, Gordon and Donald of this city, left today for Medford to spend a week visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Holloway, and brother. William Holloway, and family, and sister, Mrs. Guy Satterlee. Mr. Gerreteen has gone j to Camp Clatsop for the annual Na- Newa-Revlew. At Lake O' Woods-Mr. and Mrs. Val J. Fischer, daughter Isabelle, Mrs. H. R. Prentice and son John, spent the first of the week at Lake O' the Woods, where they enjoyed fishing and boating. Mr. Fischer reported suc cessful catches of sllversldes and perch. The party motored Into the lake via Butte Falls and Fish lake, and stated the roads are In good con dition. Typewriter Men Paul M. Wlnship, representing the L. C. Smith typewrit ing company, and Ben Hamlin of the I Wholesale Typewriter company, both with headquarters in Portland, are in Medford today having returned here from Klamath Falls, to which city they motored yesterday. They were over-night guests In Medford Wednesday. Register Cars Among the many California travelers who stopped at Lee C. Gar lock's registration office on South Riverside avenue yesterday were Arthur C. Scott of San Diego, H. E. Bullock end M. J. McGulre of Oak land, U. Karmel of Burllngame, Char ! les P. Itsenhauser of Portervllle, Ver i na E. Rlgdon of Anaheim, Mrs. Violet j Smith of Nevada City. A. W. Lewis oi Los Angeles, R. E. Warner of King I City, J. F. Whitchurch of Dunsraulr, Henrlette M. Moe and D. E. Crowley of San Francisco, A. H. Hoffman of Lynwood, Mrs. Allen G. Babcock of Venice, Alice J. Rolph of Sonta Mon ica, Grace Elliott of Sunol, and J. O I Kilgore of Palo Alto. Department is Loaded With Dynamite! Visiting In South Mrs. Helen Con ; roy and children are enjoying a va cation m southern California this week. I ! la From Ranch Theroo Jones, one of southern Oregon's outstanding1 horsemen, la in Medford today from! the "111" ranch near Provolt. Mr. Carkln in City John Carkin of Salem was a visitor In Medford yJ erday, Mrs, Carkln and children are here to spend the summer at their farm. i Gnests of Works Miss Lola Wood ward of Berkeley, Calif., arrived In Medford on the Shasta today noon, to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Work for about tlx weeks. Home From Same Valley Misses Amy Elliott and Virginia Ltndleyhave returned to the city from spending several days sa guests of Mlsa Llnd- ley's father, O. L. Lindley at Sams Valley. , From the North The few guests here from Washington, stopping at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lent Is of Seattle, Edith Thompson of Snoqualmte and Hance H. C lei and of Olympla. Return from School Misses Edna Mae and Harriet White, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White of Crystal Springs orchard west of Phoenix, ar rived In Medford by train this morn ing from Ml not, N. D., where they have been students for the past year at the Teachers Training college. Expected Home Soon Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon of this city are expect ed home this week end from Seattle, where they attended the commence ment program at the University of Washington, In which their daughter, Jane, was a participant. She will ac company them on their return to Medford. Mm. lllllon In City Mrs. h. A. Dil lon, formerly of this city, is a guest here of her son, Mark Cole, having stopped en route north to Join Mr. Dillon, who Is In command of the S. S. Mahopac at Bremerton. She will continue north next Monday and in the mean time will be greeted by many Medford friends. Bay City Guests Registrations to day at Medford hotels Include the following of San Francisco: W. Gur nlson. S. Betel, Mrs. Ryland B. Wal lace, Miss Myra M. Jeffers, J. Grant and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Conroy, J. T. McGrath, Mrs. T. Rosen bach, Mrs- I. Lldltensteln, Mike Savanab, Mrs. N P. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bellinger. Miss Watrllng Leaves Miss Ger trude Watzllng, Instructor In the Medford schools, who has been guest since the close of school of Mrs. B. P Elliott at the Elliott's cabin at Shady Cove and at their town house, plans to leave tomorrow for her home st Myrtle Point. Her father will meet her here and accompany her to the coast town. En Route to Mine H. W. Finch of Berkeley, Calif., stopped In Medford yesterday en route to hla mine at Holland, Ore., where he reports oper ations are now on a paying basis. Mr, Finch plans to remain in southern Oregon for about three weeks, he told Lee C. Oarlock of the out-of- state auto bureau offices when ne registered his car in keeping with the state law. From Slate points The hotel reg isters in the city list the names of the following Oregon lans from points exclusive of Portland: R. E. Mythlng of Salem, F. 8. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bonltta of Roseburg, C. W. Owen of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Davney of Dallas, and C. H Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cleav es and party, James R. Brown, N. Farais, W. I. Moody and W. J. M is fi ler of Eugene. FREE! A Pabco 18x36 Rug With a Quart of Pabco Floor Enamel Both for 89c BASS HUETER VARNISHES More Than a Hundred Cant All Sizes 33 1-3 Discount CO. Guetta at Hotel stopping at the hotl in Medford from dtauni point are K. K. Knickerbocker of Cheyenne. Wyo., George 8. Turner of Chicago, Jew-el T. Wilson of Okmulgee. Okla.. and W, W. Ludtngton of Dawson, laJ Mrs. Hoffman Invitee Clui Kax-, neat atudenta of Applied Psychology, Lawi of Life, Philosophy, etc, are wtlcom to meet In free class work at the borne of Mra. Bertha Hoffman. JaoluonYlUe highway, each Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Phone 371-H. Fabric U Hone Glen L. Pabrlck Jr., who has beea. attending the American Laundry school In Jollet, 111., for the past aU months, has re turned to Medford. and will be asso ciated with hla father In the Medford Domestic laundry. Following hta grad uation from the local high school. Mr. F&brlck traveled for the American Laundry Machinery company out of Srattlo for a year and a half, and was later with his father here. Air Una Offtlrals Here K. X. Knickerbocker of Cheyenne and Geo. Turner of Chicago, officials of the united Air Unea. who made the trip west by plane thla week, have been enjoying Medford and neighboring resort for the past two days. As guests of Phil Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. G rover Tyler of the local air port, they vlaltd Crater Lak and enjoyed a fishing trip to Diamond Lake, where they found themselves successful anglers. Porllandera In City From the city of Portland, those stopping at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Lewis, E. W. Morgan, L. O. Griffith, D. E. Shadrlck, W. E. Felblg, F. M. Chrlswell. Dorothy Dickinson, Wini fred James, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bla ke ley. Ralph O. Glem, Wm. J. Cost ley, C. W. Walls, A. R. Innes, A. F. Searaanous, Carl B. Green, O. G. Gregory, W. C. McLaln. Joe Kappell, H. M. Huller, Harry H. Sealy, A. W. Gtesy, L. R. Pershall, J. J. Burk and H. L. Davidson. Thorn (tikes Leave Mr. and Mrs, Eugene, Thorndlke, daughter Betty and son Billy are leaving this after noon on a month's vacation trip by motor to Tislt Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- dike's parents. They also plan to Journey to Yellowstone National park. At Willow Creek, Mont., they will visit Mrs. Thorndlke'a mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Down le. who are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Thorndlke, Mr. Thomdlke's par ents, reside at Big Stone City, South Dakota. Wedding Bells Coming as a surprise to thetr many friends was announcement yesterday of the marriage of Miss Msrgret Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hughes of Fern. Valley, and Er nest W. Beer of this city, which was solemnised Juno 3 in Klamath Falls at the home of the Reverend Wire. Mrs. Beer Is employed at the New berry store In this city and Mr. Beer at the Hotel Jackson. Excellent Cast In Craterian Picture 'ihe sensational and gripping story of a girl who was "framed' for something she hadn't done, and was sent to prison and disgrace, features the theme of that exciting and excellent motion picture "Night Court' which Is showing today and tomorrow at the Fox Craterian the ater. An unusually outstanding point in this picture Is the truly remark able cast. Featuring such widely known stars as Walter Huston, Anita Page, Lewis Stone. Phillips Holmes. Jean Hern holt, John Mlljan and several other famed players. Walter Huston enacts the role of a crooked judge who. In order WHIM. 8111 Coming SUNDAY on the STAGE Special ADDED ATTRACTION TEX ELLIOTT Red-Hot-Cha Jazz Piano Phiend and Tap Dancer Offering a Mile-a-Minute Burn-Em-Up Act together with Madge DeLasaux in a Rip-Bang TWO - PIANO Riot of Music! Chaplin Back a i t i 4$saculd Preu Pilot' After a tour of the world lasting 16 months, Charles Chaplin, film comedian, arrived In Seattle, Wash en route to his Hollywood home. to cover his grafting depredations, resorts to fastonlng a false crime on an Innocent girl. Lewis Clone la an Investigating Judge, while Anita Page plays the role of the tortured girl. Phillips Holmes Is her husband, who moves heaven snd earth to free her and punish her tormentors. Seldom has a picture been pre sented on the local screen that has ths fiery excitement and powerful drama contained in "Night Court." Each player seems to actually live his or her role, and the spectators are on edge with tension through out. War Film Delights Audience At Holly An angle of the recent world war that has never gotten Into the movies before ts told In "The Doomed Battalion." Although the picture has the war for Its back ground, lt Is not exactly a war TONITE TOMORROW ! Only Two Days Morel THE DOOMED BATTALION OV THE STAGE TONITE TOMORROW Matinee Only Ruth Luy . Dancers Maturdar At 8:00 P. M Scoop! First Pictures of the Republican Convention In Chicago 1 m Am it? .fk rri!r En. at 9:00 ANOTHER SOo SPECIAL DANCE PAVILION GOLD HILL SAT. EVE Ike Porter's Band "Whir lh Cronili flo" picture and has only enough of that kind of "picture to carry the story on through. First perhaps. Is ths marvelous scenic background Never has a picture recetved such treatment. The superb perform ances of Tala Blrell the Viennese actress, and Luis Treitker another newcomer to the screen, are also outstanding. "The Doomed Battal ion" ts perhaps the most unique picture to ever come to the screen. The story Is based on fact. That of a picked army to guard a cer tain passageway In the Alps against the advance of th Italians. I MARSHFIELD, Ore., June 17. (AP) Dorothy Manclet was killed and Howard Collins wss Injured seri ously In an automobile accident on the coast highway Just south of ths California line today. Collins was taken to a hospital In Crescent City. Miss Manclet and Collins, both of Ban (ton, were driving to Crescent City to visit friends. Defective steering gear threw the car out of control, re ports aald. Real Estate or Insurance Last it to Jones. Phone 794. .IV UUiU A Superb $212.50 NORGE Electric Refrigerator Purchased From Pruitt's Melody Shop MedLSorgTSaier EVERY FRI. and SAT. EVENINGS A Ballot Good for 10 Votes wlU be flTen rh patron ... till these out ... deposit la " ballot boi In theatre (o;er . . . and die patron holdlnf The Most Votes on Saturday, July 23 will be presented with this costly Befrlgemtorl See This Norge On Display in Foyer! 'o X "' U A 0 directed , W, S. Van tory by Ilfllln(er V f and Charles V. I iea ham ,2 ' a jcxqokfWn-cx COMINO SATURDAY TOM TYLER ANN HAft Sensational in the drama of a divorced wife who dared to look back! "WESTWARD I PASSAGE with Laurence OLIVIER The story of a heart that yearned for the arms of the man "I CLAY WILL LEAD E I In a determined effort to bring to all corners of the state the true facta bearing on the question of consolida ting th two major Institutions of higher education of the state, Univer sity of Oregon students, under ths direction of Arthur Potwln, Albany are girding themselves for an Intens ive canvaM of the state this summer, In an attempt to show the fallacious nature of the claims to economy made by the consolidation bill's pro ponents. In this district, under ths direc tion of Constance Baker of Grants Pass, who will serve as chairman of the southern Oregon district, are sli county chairmen. Charles Clay of Medford will lead the students fight against the claims of the Marlon County Tax league In Jackson coun ty. Other county chairmen In this dla trclt are: Josephine county, OrvHla Garrett; Curry county, Zora Beaman; Coos county, Emmabel S tad den: Douglas county, Thomas Hartfel; and Lane county, Hobart Wilson. IMPORTANT! TODAY and Saturday Look At This 1 Mighty Cast! WALTER HUSTON tRWW STONE ANITA PAGE PHILLIPS HOLMES JEAN Hersholt A compelling story of a girl who was FRAMED . . . for something she hadn't done I Dyke I 5se,"0-, picture TODAT LAST TIMES I Any Seat I "IVHILB PARIS BLEEPS" ONLY in "THE MAN FROM NEW MEXICO" Coming Sunday To Fox Craterian 0 DING r -4 1 Phone 124 204 S. Fir St. lu who had broken it I 1M Mi imnMam; I 3 j "".l-O
