THE q Q L P H IL L N E W S THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1933
Fage 9
Angle Wilcox of Marshfield spent
j Friday ui the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Lance. They also visited
Mr. and Mr-i W. Williams of Evans
Valley and Mrs. M. Seaman of
Hogue River, returning to Ihelr
<Ily Mr«. Marion Lance)
Mr«. Lloyd Miller and Mr». Effie home Saturday.
Blribsye »|>ent Monday In Medford
The beautiful country home of
attending a meeting of Hie Jackson
County relief committee held id the Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Connor near the
court house. Anion« Ihe lender» id Aluska auto park was completely
lending were Judge Vlelor Moses, destroyed by fire Monday morning
vice ehulrmaii of Hi nlnu county; about 8:30, Most of the furniture
Mrs. W . II. Gabriel of Portland, W'ns saved.
chairman of the women’» commit
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles McMcrrlqk
tee; Paul V. Morris of Corvallis,
secretary of the extension comm I- and children Alice and George, were
tie ; Miss Clnrnhel Nye, «lute lender Sunday »inner guests at ihe horn-
of Home Economies Extension com of Mr. and Mrs. Mux Bcswlek.
m illet ; Mix» Alice Hanley of Jack
Margaret Hales of Itogue River
sonville, representative of the wo-
nnn of the stale in Ihe extension and Miss Turner of Grants Pass
progrum and Judge l.umkin. chair spent several days Ihe flrsl of the
man of ’ lie Jack vim county relict week at the home of Miss Hates’
aunt. Mrs. Thomas Griggs.
committee.
NEWS OF OUR FOOTS
CREEK AND ROGUE
RIVER NEIGHBORS
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Mr. unit Mr». Frank Ellioll who
form erly owned and o p ra te d the
Itivieru service station, and have
hern located at San llernatlino. Cal
ifornia for about two year*, have
»old Ihelr ru lo park and plan Io
leave for Southern Dri gon Ihe 20lh.<
They w ill visit for a few days w'th
relatives and friends and spend
»ome time a* Diamond Ink, for srv
eral weeks rext.
LEGAL NOTICES
ODD BUT TRUE
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
N O TIC E IS HEHEBY G IV EN to
'he legal voters of School District
Xo. 57, of Jackson County, State of
Oregon. Hut» n SPECIAL SCHOOL
M E E TIN G o* said District w ill be
’»eld at lh~ School House on Ihe
25th day of July, 1932, al 7 o’clock
In Ihe afternoon for the follow ng
objects:
fo elect »•«»■ director Io serve » n
the Board of D irc to rs to fill I ?
unexpired term of Lester Boling,
ending June 20, 1933.
Dated ltd . 9th dev of In ly J'
W. E. BOSS.
Chairmen Board of Direct«
Attest; B rHia Coy, District Cl< .
I B. E. ADAMS CAB IN ET SHOP I
Aulo and Track Bodies
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Mr. ami 'Irs. Hob Giaik spent the
week in d nt their home nt (¡old
H ill. On Stm<liiy thev accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Johnson to Got- '
tsvl'le, C a lif, twelve miles from
Yreka on ’he Klamath river wh 1
Mr. Johns 1:1 owns a quartz nine.
CAJ1I.NET MURK A
SPECIALTY
Gold H ill I
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Lester Holing and son Walla«»
w ire over night g icsts Tuesday c
the horn • of Mr. Hiding’s nmlher
Mrs. Bessie Anderson of Applegal
LOOK LOOK LOOK
NEW LOW
LAUNDRY PRICES
S M I BHD
Beth Room-duller left last week
for Eugi m v here she w ill visit her
sister. Mrs. M. G. M iller who Is at
tending summer school ut the U n i
versity c f Oregon ami w ill
also
spend some lime at Portland with
friends before returning home.
Mrs. M -s Heswiek, Mrs. O. lies
4M PtPPLR MIC
Rough d r y, with those
wick. N. f n< Try, Mrs. Leslie Carr.
pieces that should be starch
'Irs. Eilwin
Prefountain,
Miss
tn b
ed, starched and ready to
Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
W W l. HbHK COUXtt
iron; ail flat pieces nicely
Lance were shopping in M dford
w* X- * X X
ironed, ready to use, one
during the week. Mr. I.uncc has
hdkf. to each pound nicely
lensed his property on Bast Main
IVOf COIBC
hand
ironed, extra hdkfs.
street
to
Mr.
Deck,
manager
of
the
Oscar and Arthur Joclson who
B CBMBtAM* Town
at a charge of lc each, at—
have been operating a rock crusher Consolidated Freight Line.
¿Bun
8c Per Pound
at (¡old lli.'l for Ihe state for some
Mrs. Effie Birdseye and Mrs. Vic
time, have received another con
(Minimum Charge 50e)
tract al Glendale where they ex tor Birds •}’<« w e r e c . i l l ' l l « o il Mrs.
f'loyal
D
irk
Friday,
who
has
been
peel Io work for several months ami
Rough dry, no starch in
have inoVt'il their machinery there. quite ill with quinsy. Her ihroal
anything, flat pieces all
' Strange Signs Appear
was lanced by l)r. Cary of Itogue Crater Lake Campground
A fur shop advertises, somewhat
nicely ironed, wearing ap
ambiguous’’.
“First-class furrier. |
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. G uelxbff and Rlvi r.
parel soft and most of it
Now a Popular Place
in Rebuilt Chinese City We make fu r line
coat out of your
son Frederick ami Mr. Guetxbfl**
fit to wear, one hdkf. to
Mrs. Chcrlcs McMerrick was Ink
skin or ou! of ours.”
sisters, Mrs. Wcyranch and Mrs.
each pound; extra hdkfs. lc
Attesting die popularity of uuto
Now that Chapei and other sec
Another novelty is a sign which
Wolf, who arc visiting here from en Io Ihe Sacred Heart hospital ut campgrounds in the park, scores
each, nicely hand ironed—
tions
of
Shanghai
which
were
ru
in
and .... an
Ihe East, spent several .lays Iasi, Medford Monday morning
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of campfire* arc umziiig
blazing nignuy
nightly ed during the Sino-Jupauese conflict reads: “Shirts no fit no like no pay.
7c Per Pound
_ ’"«’)' operation
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We very nice."
week on the coast and other scenic « w » ’»
perform ed, while visitors arc preparing evc-
in
February
are
being
at
least
part
al
(Minimum Charge 50c)
sjxds of Soothern Oregon.
1
,1 I ' p.
n in. lor uppentlicitis.
ning meals and later while away ly rebuilt, some very startling shop
pleasant hours around Ihe ruddy signs and advertisements are mak
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles McGeary Forest Fireburg Is Foiled
glow. Conditions are ideal for the ing their cppearance. The intent of
Gents Suits Dry
Our Third
and Mrs. McCrary's mother, Mrs.
use of lh<- rim campground, the the advertiser is usually evident, but
Cleaned, $1.00
When Device Is Located largest
MID-MONTH
of several maintained in the his uses of English in his signs are
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I park.
Leave Orders at
I he first forest fire of Ihe season
There under lofty hemlocks, soft- highly peculiar.
“Underwears and pants pressed to
SHAVERS BARBER SHOP
m Jackson county was prevented ly sighing in evening breezes, vlsi-
satisfaction. Ladies a specialty,"
and we will call and deliver
( Sunday when the state police by ,ors l'«n establish camps in the announces one new sign.
Thia Week—Till Satur-
at your home.
I chance liiscovernl an ingenious con P«"OxiinHy of free wood, shower
. day Night
Nearby a rebuilt laundry flaunts
j traption planted near a trail In Ihe
" n<l ift Ihe vicinity of a care a white and red banner 20 feet long
Family washings are also
DEPENDABLE
taker, whose pride and joy are cen which reads: “First-class laundry; I
A few of our specials
our specialty.
j
heavily
wooded
lim
ber
southwest
of
DENTISTRY
tered in hi« efforts to make all vis make wash foreign ladies.”
listed
below:
Ashland, near Ihe Silver Creek mine. itors comfortable and eontenled.
We Call Tuesday
An upholsterer attempts to draw
The device consisted of a cheap, Campers are not located far from
SPORT OXFORDS
and Friday
tlie trade of automobile owners by-
microscope attached Io a piece of the Community House, where the announcing:
"Motor Car T a ilo r ;!
$2.95 to $4.95
23S Kant Main
fence wire and stuck in the ground, educational division presents lec
Will Also Pick Up Dry
Very Fine.”
Phone 872-J
with dry leaves mid hits of brush tures, moving pictures and pro
Cleaning
BATHING SUITS
I’rospeclive clients of a new b a r -!
MEDFORD, OREGON
piled around It. The microscope grams of general entertainment, in
her shop may be repelled by a long
$1.95 to $3.25
was so arranged that II would catch cluding singing and dancing.
line of gilt letters on a window. The
the rays of the sun and ignite the
During the course of the day.
Flannel Dress Pants
leaves anil the fire spread to Ihe campers can take advantage of sign says: "First Class Barber; Cut
Heads Fine.”
Now $4.35
dry grass. A cloudy sky was nil that guided field trips leading to points
prevented the plan of Ihe firebug of interest by road, tra il and w at
PROFESSIONAL CARDS from working.
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
er. All day boat trips three limes
A miner of the Silver Creek dis weekly include explorations of W iz
General Practitioner
Office Phone
Res. Phone
trict first discovered Ihe device ard Island and long boat excur
Stanton Rowell, Prop.
G rants Pass, Ore.
272
272
tines Office
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Phones
10, Res. 9-L
DR. E. D. ELWOOD
while coming down Ihe trail, being sions over Ihe lake’s blue depths.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Gold Hnl,
Oregon
O PTO M ETR IST
attracted by a stray glint of sun Short island explorations and boat
New Locution
shine on ihe microscope. He re Inke excursions are afternoon fea- j
135 So. Central Ave.
P>ea i s s i l i
I^ fr s a
I
ported the matter to the nuthori- lures daily. A walking trip to the
2 Doors South of Montgomery
li.s.
Ward's
summit of Garfield peak is a daily
Eyes Examined, Lens Duplicated
Member* of Ihe slate police and feature, as well as hourly lectures
Glasses Eitled, Frames Repaired
forest service said it was the first is in the Sinnott Memorial on Victor
time they had ever found a micros Rock in the inner rim.
cope fire s arler, though they long
Start Your Chicks und Turks
As soon .is the rim road is open
High I— Use
suspected their use in forest incen for travel, riin caravans, ninking a
Albers Proven Chick und Turk
diarism.
35 mile circuit of the lake, w ill be
Starter und Grower
It is thought that the trap was daily features.
Sunset drives to
Distributed by
set in Ihe evening, giving the arson "The Watchman,’’ first high point
To the person* who are not wise to this store, we want to inform them that
W IN N E R 'S FE E D STORE
41 South Grape Street
ist plenty if time Io cover his on the northwest rim are also to
Medford, Oregon
we are HEADQUARTERS for the following items:
Darks, and blame Ihe blaze on a begin w h‘*n road conditions permit.
carelessly thrown cigmet.'e
Know what is going on in Gold
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ALUMINUMWARE
GLASSWARE
Headuuarters for (Junllty
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Paini,
a n if Picture
ENAMELWARE
CROCKERY
SA LE
Dr. I. M. Gove
Medford Oregon
H EATH ’S
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F r e n c h ’s
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L a u n d ry
Framing
Our Prices Are Lowest
22 8. (¡rape
Phone 640
MEW HOTTL
HUflGERFORD
OPTOMETRY
Good glasses if you need them ’
—olliervvi.se good advice
Dlt. JUD R IC KERT
Sincere Scientific Service
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222 Easl Main
Medford, Orc. I
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IN THE METROPOLITAN CENTER
OF S E A T T L E
2 0 0 ROOMS
2 0 0 BATHS
from$2.
CREWS ft CODDING
Attorneys at Law
217 Liberty lllilg., Medford
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LARRY SCHADE
Medford, Oregon
Your Favorite Jeweler Since
1918
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OF "rHF-
m o u n tain s
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COFFEE SHOP
delicious fo o d a t
moderate prices.
F. F. BURKE
Medford Tent & Awning Works
Cahvu.s Goods our Specially
Aulo Tops and Glass Inclosures
Medford, Oregon
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY
INFANTS’ WEAR
LADIES’ BELTS
MEN’S TIES
STAMPED NEEDLEWORK
OILCLOTH
TINWARE
PAINTS
. SCHOOL SUPPLIES
CANDY
TOWELS
tARU HUNGtRFORD
(toner ond Marmpr
JEW ELR Y, DIAMONDS
Watch Repairing a Specially
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Phone 145-J
142 N. Front SI
LADIES’ HOSIERY
MEN’S HOSE
LADIES’ LINGERIE
FASHIONABLE HAND BAGS
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
CRETONNES
CURTAIN GOODS
LIGHT HARDWARE
BATHING CAPS
TOILET GOODS
JEWELRY
v “M i l
HAT TLC
And many other item* not mentioned above.
C & B Economy Store
Cheapest and Best
GRANTS PASS, OREGON