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Mrs. Joe Blair was a Medford vis
itor Wednesday.
J. W. Livingston was an Ashland
visitor Tuesday.
Gus Erickson and H. D. Reed
were in Medford Tuesday on bus
iness.
C. M. Wilson and John Homer
were business visitors in the city
Tuesday.
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Mrs. Neas and daughter
Ashland were visiting in
Tuesday with Mrs. R. L.
Miss Neas s a teacher in
land schools
Hales of
this city
Kenaston
the Oak
Mayor Robert E. Cook returned
from the hospital in Medford Wed
nesday, where he has been confined
Mrs. Minnie Sargent and Mrs. C. for the past few weeks following
J. Shorb were calling at the Frank a major operation.
Childers home in the Riverside col
ony one day this week.
Monday evening Mrs. R. L. Ken
aston and son Bob drove to Grants
Mrs. Dora Hammersly, received Pass to visit with her brother It.
a beautiful red fox fur from Alaska A. Pierce who is confined in a
sent to her as a gift from her broth hospital in that city.
er-in-law, Knox Hammersly.
J. D. Hedgepeth ha., some of the
finest head lettuce displayed in the
Mrs. Minnie Sargent was an Ash local farkets that we have ever seen
land visitor Monday where
she grown any place, it is a chedit
went to attend the graduation ex Io Gold Hill and the community.
ercises at the State Normal.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Estra-
mado on Galls Creek, June 6, a
Sale on hats and shoes at the
daughter.
Band Box and Shoe Box, 223 East
Sixth street, Medford, Oregon. Hats
Fried Chicken dinner every Sun «1.00 to «4.98. Shoes «2. 95 to «5.95
day at the Gold Hill Hotel. Good
home cooking.
Mrs. George Lyman is improving
slowly from her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.. Wing en While still confined to her bed she
joyed a trip thru the Applegate is reported as being much better.
country Sunday
Ethel Klingle of the Omer Auto
Park was called to Central Point
last week due to the Illness of her
mother at that place.
Eva Rommel entertained a num
ber of her friends at the home of
her parents in this city Monday the
occasion being her eleventh birth
day.
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Those present were: Eileen Shorb
Patricia Spayd, Vernice Martin, Eb-
elyn Martin, Maurinc, Eva and Paul
ine Rommell
Dainty refreshments were served.
Ask any one of my numerous
patrons about results at this
office and you will he con
vinced that I have the dental
skill to give service that is
unexcelled and at a moderate
price. In scientific construc
tion and practicabiiPy, my
plate work is unsurpassed.
W arm W eath er R eductions
On Coats and Dresses
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Mrs. Nellie Neas
(«runts Pass,
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HAVE YOUR ORDERS OUT OF PORTLAND
Orders shipped out of Portland today will be deliver
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Reasonable Rates and Courteous Service
Phones: Roseburg 31, Medford 569 Grants Pass 98
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The Golden Rule Says—
• President Hoover is no squirrel,
but he can climb. This unusual snap
shot shows him inspecting the for
ward gun turret of the cruiser Salt
Lake City in Hampton Roads. »
Summer Diet
Here at our store you are always assured of
getting the very latest vegetables and fruits as
they make their appearance upon the market. We
carry a splendid stock of both home grown and
imported vegetables and fruits so that our cus
tomers can enjoy the pleasure of eating the green
goods even before the local season brings them
from our gardens.
“TRUTH
IS
STRANGER
THAN
FICTION’
Come in and ask for proof of every statement
in this ad.
A blind, man. o£ €3
foukkt a. ¿ciu.ce
duel with, a man of
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NEW SUMMER DRESSES
are now on display. You will save real m- ncy
by seeing our big display at—
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and up to $9.99
Specialist on Plates and
Bridges
Done the Modern
Way
235 E Main
MEDFORD
Office phone 372j
Res. 768-J
P in e a p p le P ro d u c tio n
Tropical America Is the natlvs land
of tha pineapple, but It has been In
trodurwl Into the tropical regions of
tha Ola world. On thia continent It la
grown thrvughont the W ert Indies and
In the tropical and auhtroplcal parts
of tho mainland. Tropics! and sub
tropical frulta ara grows In tbs H a
waiian Islands
Consolidated Truck Line
Dr. I. H. Gove
Dentistry
Ih Ladies Aid will ludd their
Annual Picnic, and meeting, at Ash
land Park, on Thursday, June 19th,
19.10. Cars will leave the church al
10 u. in. All members are invited.
SH IPPED VIA
the B est For
Miss Lottie Montgomery, a teach
er in the Medford schools was visit
ing with Mrs. Celia Combest Mon
day of thi, wee.
D. lUkcr
with hi.
Presidential G ym nastics
Therin and Earl Pankey arrived
Wednesday from Forks,, Wash., and
are visiting at the Lyman home.
Eva Coy has returned to her
home in this city after completing
a term of teaching in the Roseburg
City Schools.
Cecil Hanna
\ \ e arc showing sonic splendid bargains in
summer coats and frocks which will he hound to
delight you. Do not hesitate to come in and look
around next time you are in town and see what
splendid buys await you here.
Einma Conkling, wife of George '
Hall at her borne in Gold Hill nt !
7:30 p. m. Sunday evening nt the i
Fresh Vegetables
Results
Speak Louder
Than Words
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Mrs. Lloyd Williamson of Med
ford spent the weekend as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed.
DR. I. H. GOVE
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Joe Hammersly was in from the
Applegate country Wednesday.« th
is employed at the War Cry Mine,
property of Jack lluyes, William
Whyhar mid Mr. Hammersly. The
local parties have this mine under
bond and have been doing develop
ment work there for the past few
weeks. They have installed a Gib
son mill and ex|K\-t to have it un
der operation before the end of
the week. I hey have a fair sized
body of ore blocked out.
This
mine is located in Ferris Gulch and
was formerly known a s the l.aton
property. Mr. Hayes has several
specimen!* of orv from this mine
at hi, place of business in this city,
which look very promising.
Mrs. Shore of San Francisco, Cal.
spent tw-o days visiting with Mr and
Mrs. W. H. Whybark.
The Rebekahs are holding a nic-
klc social Wednesday evening June
18, atthei r lodge rooms. The public
is invited.
h*ííU, Un,kr ,h*
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age of 75 years. Ill months ami 27
days. She w;i, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willium Conkling of New
York. She was married to George
Hall in 17X9 and moved from Her-
aldsburg. Calif, to Dayton, Wash.,
where one child a daughter was
horn. Her surviving relatives are
her husband, George Hall of this
city and daughter. Mrs. Fannie Hies
of Medford.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. J. K. Cornier at the Conger
eha|»el at 2:0« p. in. Tuesday. In
terment was in Medford Cemetery
The Sylvanite hus completed the
installation of p new hoist ul their
property east of this eti.v. Tills new
improvement is capable of hand
ling twice ‘he loud of the one for
merly in operation. Other work
at the mine is progressing nicely
according to Supt. Huff.
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The J tick,on County llenlth Cnil
met ut the home of Mrs. Jim l.ive-
] ly Momluy iiftrenoon to discuss
’ plans for the slide convention Io be
' held in Medford June 21. At the
| close of the mccling dainty refresh
ments were served.
Millinery clearance at the Band
Box, 223 East Sixth Street, Med
ford, Oregon. Hals reduced Io «1,
«1.98 and up Io «4.98.
Every hat
worth three times these prices
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Coulter and
two children from Seattle are guests
in the city this week while Mr.
Coulter is attending to
business
connected with the Sylvanite mine.
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Gold Hill Supply
“Where Price* Sell Quality”
Golden Rule Chain Stores, Inc. I
Save Your Sale* Slips and Cash Register Receipt*
To Apply on Valuable Premium*
GRANTS PASS