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PXGT1 SEVEtf " Items of Interest From the Rogue River Valley ASHLAND EXPECTS NEW HOTEL WILL ASIII'AXD, Nov. 25. Conservative business men estimate that the build ingot the new hotel here will increase tlie value of real estate fully ten per cent. In accordance with suggestions made, the greater hotel committee has been enlarged, the plan being to whoop up the campaign in short order, to the end that the needed $30,0u0 bonus may be available on call. The original committee numbered fourteen,! and the needs prompt a canvassing force of at least twenty-five. The plan is to have the project completed ; way ahead of the Portland fair in l'.'-'H,,1 in order that tho institution may fig-i urn in the limelight previous to that1 big event. Tho campaign in behair of; the bonus Is an enthusiastic one, even ! the women lending a helping hand, I and in splto of a building handicap! just at present incident to erecting thej community clubhouse, the Ladies;! Civic Improvement organization signi fies an intention of contributing to the fund. Tho annual praise meeting of the Presbyterian missionary society, to be held on Sunday evening, Nov. 27, will be of more than ordinary significance. A two-part program will be in order, the first introducing "The clinic of a missionary specialist," as outlined by the Westminster Guild, and the second incorporating "A missionary musical i pageant." The childhood, girlhood and motherhood in heathen lauds will be contrasted with conditions prevail-1 ing in Christian America, as depicted in tableaux. Roso Ilros. furnish one of their , finest victrolas equipped with) choice records which will afford the I incidental music, the church choir also i rendering several selections, and Miss I Leota Rogers will give readings which will interpret the scenes. Miss lino-; Bene Wallace will play the offertory. An offering for missions will be taken. ! Dairymen are reminded hy the county pathologist of a meeting of the cow-testing association, at the library, in Medford, Saturday, Nov. 20, at 1:110 1 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. French, of tho City Laundry, have gone to southern California for a vacation visit till after the first. of the year. Their address will be 2747 University avenue, San Diego. The Red Cross is collecting in the odds and ends of the prevailing mem bership drive, the quota for tho Ash land district having been reduced from $1500 to $1200.' About $1000 has been contributed here, leaving the Belle view, Valleyvlew and Talent neighbor hood yet to hear from, they being in cluded in the Ashland district. Lead ing contributors here include C. II. Pierce, $25; The Shrine, $25; Dr. Jar vis, $20. The Elks will be heard from generously the last of the week. At Moose hall, on Friday evoning this week, C. F. Grow will address a mass meeting of employes on the rail road situation, under local federation auspices. The public in general is invited, especially tho ladies. I .On Nov. 23, Jesse Wlnburn, L. A. Whitehead, and Miss Anna Kopp, leftl San Francisco for New York, the trip being an ocean one of over two weeks j duration by the way of the Panama ; canal, sailing on the steamer Buckeye i State. Marshal Foch, now touring the coun try, .is traveling with characteristic j republican simplicity, he having a special train of only six cars at his disposal, the equipment being sched uled to pass through here on Saturday, Dec. 3, about noon, southbound. An old-fashioned love feast was held at the .Methodist church on Wednes day evening this week, led by Deacon D. L. Glenn. Tho song, "In Ashland," words by Delbert Fehl, of Medford, was a vocal attraction during a recent illustrated lecture at the Christian church of this city. I The Tidings is planning a special! Winter Fair edition, on Dec. 3, which SAGE AND SULPHUR It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore Color, Gloss and Attractiveness. Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- , ed. brings back the natural co or and , lustre to the hair when faded streaked , or gray, lears msu i" get this mixture was to make It at home, which is mussy and tr"" eome. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Wycth's Sage . and Sul phur Compound," you will get a largo bottle of this famous old recipe im proved by the addition of other in credlents, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try It! No one can possibly tell that you duelled your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. Tou dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap plication or two. your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Wyeth-s Sage and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite tor those who desire dark hair and a youthful appearance. It Is not in tended for the cure, mitigation or pre station of disease. , will cover from 30 to 40 pages of de-! scriptive manor, news items, adverlis- j ,1ns. and illustrative effects, j The first through mail from the east I j mce last week Saturday, reached iheiv Wednesday aft.-rnoou. j -Mrs. s. II. McNair returned home! ;this week from an extended visit to! jihe central west, mainly passed at' ! Kansas City. ! . y:ilt.-r Kasor, young man of this! wumi, who is deranged, though not violently so. has been taken to the1 county seat for examination. j The local delegate to the National; Students Music Supervisor conference, i to be held at Nashville. Tenn., next! March, will be Miss Leona Minsters, supervisor of this branch in tho Ash- land schools. A deputation of Iiillah Temple Shri-' tiers met Ernest A. Cutts, of Savannah; Georgia, imperial potentate or the order, on Wednesday evening during! me tiuiu stop. The visitors' party in- eluded about score of Shriners. of-i . uml "iiierttise, irom various sec- .."u u. ui cumin), ail on tlie way to San Francisco. Cutis is a native of iteoigia anil a linn booster for his. home city, asserting that Savannah has left Charleston way in tlie rear in' the race for commercial supremacy, j Complimentary to Mrs. It. Kellogg and in honor or tier birthday anniver sary, Mrs. Ralph Hall entertained the I ladies auxiliary of the Railroad Train-! men at a charming social event held ! recently. j The Elks gave bne of their popular dancing parties on Thanksgiving night. Tho only formality incident to! this delightrul informal occasion was the reservation as to attendance, priv ileges being confined to members of the order and their ladies only. On Wednesday, Nov. 30, at the Gottsche chicken ranch, near this city. Pror. H. E. Crosby, of Corvallls, will address a gathering of poultry raisers under auspices or O. A. C. this meet ing being one of four being " held throughout various portions of the county. Job Tozer leaves this week for a visit of several months with his son licit at Petaluma, Calif. LURE APPLEGATE We have had some very cold weath er and several light sktfts of snow, signaling the approach of winter. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kleinhnmmer accompanied by Ralph Jennings have just returned from a prospecting trip into, the mountains. Hugh Combest and Nichols Milch ell made a business trip to Medford Thursday, returning the noxt day. Several people from this section at tended the funeral of Edward Helms who died suddenly in Jacksonville Sunday. Mrs. Frank Forest, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cyrenlus Combest for the last three weeks, re turned to her home near Prineville last Monday. Mrs. Forest will be re membered as an old resident of the neighborhood. Ernest buck, Lewis Jennings and Otos Buck have gone up to Freeze out gathering cattle. Miss Lottie Montgomery and Lou ise Hodges were Medford visitors Saturday. Charlie Pursell and family of Med ford were callers at their daughters, Mrs. Frank Silvas, Sunday. The Sterling mines have their sluice boxes in position to begin min ing In the near future. The Little Applegato school reports 100 per cent working in health cru sado work. T. G. Dews has purchased the en-, tiro herd of dairy cows owned by James Reynolds, trading three Block cows to one dairy cow. Mr. Dews has made a very valuable addition to his dairy herd. The recent rain was welcomed by the farmers as the ground was too dry to plow satisfactory. Last Saturday evening a large number of friends and neighbors met at the E. G. Whiteside home in Cen tial Point and enjoyed themselves h: playing games and in visiting un til the wee small hours. The gather ing was in the nature of a farewell party as Mr. Whiteside und family are intending to move to Portland In the near future. Mr. S. C. Mlnnlck has been on the sick list the last few days. Mr. T. E. McGraw has rented the E. G. Whiteside ranch and will re side thereon the coming year. Mr. Wallace received a plalnful ac cident one day last week while work ing on the Table Rock ditch. He slipped anil fell several feet, alight ing in such a manner that his thumb was broken. C. J. McCay and son recently sold a couple hundred head of sheep to Pickett and Helms of Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Whetstone cave a delightful supper on Monday evening to about "' of their neigh-j I hors and friends, In honor of the mar - , Dorsanairiei . riage of their son Newell to Miss Beu- lah Campbell. Mr., and Mrs. IL E. Pmsnert were visiting In Peyton of this vicln - ity on Sunday and Monday. Development of the valuable sulphur ' deposits of Iceland is being conlem I plated, . . I I j AGATE ITEMS ( i 1 EDEN PREC1NCTIS ENTHUSED BY OIL ( Hy Mrs. O. Carey.) Great excitement reigned in Fern valey Saturday afternoon, when the oiising being drove, struck a gas pocket, causing the oil and sand and water to spout up into tho derrick works. The presence of the oil was so pronounced that a guard was set 10 waicu mat no one strucK a maicn i near the works. A night watchman j was on duty all night, and Sunday the; well was closelv guarded for fear of i an accident. Monday work of baling 1 out the well and driving inoro cubing when tho bit drill will again bo put to work. It wi 11 only bo a matter ot hours, It is thought, state of the oil find milieu, n the sand siraia is a IIHCK one, experts say the well will bo gusher. Hut if it should he only a lew feet in thickness, there may not be oil in commercial quantities. L E. Hughes, who lives at tho place where the well is located, phoned;.,,... ., wi,,. u i,uiik. your correspondent as soon as the oil!H;1.v so tj1;1t they can run over it with' Several ladies of, App'.egate at was struck, and seemed very sanguine!' , ',',:,. ,i ,. , i,i ,,,.; tended the sewing demonstration at ! as to the truth of there being oil pres I ellt. ! Tuesday, after the above report, 1 your correspondent visited the Trlgo j nia, and watched them bail out for an i hour. There was no very pronounced j (hang! fn the well from the former I conditions, so far as anyone could see. There were several there who have been at the oil wells elsewhere, and nono of them seemed over exclt- ed '" """" "' "lLI 'At"-,-""-"M seemed to led stock. Sunday be with those who hand-! , , , ; advantage of tho'times and go lo work afternoon a man and hls.(, ,. ., family were in an auto wreck near the Gold Range Orchard, south ol. Medford. The machine skidded and I turned completely over; cutting the! lady about the head and arms. None of the other occupants' of the car seemed to have sustained yery se rious injuries. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Furry returned fioni a trip to Eugene Sunday, where I they witnessed the big football gnmo and visited their son Aubrey Furry, who is uttending college at Eugene. Frank Horford of West Talent, took a load of turkles, and chickens to Medford, Tuesday. Miss Etta Davis arrived III Phoenix TueBday evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Colver Furry of Phoenix. , Quite a number ot people visited the Tiigonla well Tuesday, among them Wm. Druin of Talent, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruder, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Satchwell and a number of Medford people. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of East Eden were in Phoenix Tuesday afternoon where Mrs. Anderson n tended a special meeting of the La dles' Aid. Mrs. William High and her sister. Mrs. Ida Fenton, returned Saturday from Grants Pass, .where they spent several days with Mrs. Archie Evans, Mrs. High's daughter. Mrs. Charles Skellenger, nee Vera Clayton, of Seattle, Washington, writes her friends here in the valley, that her brother, Lawrence Clayton, died the forepart of November, at Seattle. He leaves a wile and baby to mourn his untimely demise. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Furry went lo Eugene with C C. ('ate and wife to visit their son Aubrey Furry and ulso to witness the big football game. They left James Moreton in charge of their place, while away. Joe Ruder and A. 11. Hearn, Otto Caster and M. F. Sheets went up lo the Elks' raffle for the benefit of the order last Saturday evening. Mr. Rader was one of the lucky number to win a lino turkey. Mrs. Colver Furry shipped several hundred pounds of live turkeys to 'ortland Saturday. Mrs. Furry also bought several fine birds, In addi tion to .those raised by herself. She hopes to obtain fancy prices for these extra fine young birds. Lost Thursday morning Mrs. John Schideler, of Talent, was suddenly taken ill, when It was found she Uditrnv,,ln Sunday school evangelist for suffered a paralytic stroke. At lastj',lu Presbyterian church, nnd he gave reports she was very ill. "s " fino discourse on the nocesslly of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Stephens of tending to the preparation for meet Dorrls, California, came over to the! '"8 God. Mr. linen Is a very pleasant valley last Sunday. They have rent ed a place at Heagle, in Sams Valley, and are driving their stock over to the place. They had sonic hogs and rhickens In their wagon which theytye9! nre taking to the ranch. Mr. Steph-! Pat ens and his wife were storm bound! 1 "let W. C. Daley Monday morning for two days, stopping at C. Carey's and feeding his stock. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. O. Kowl.tt D. Clark of Butte Falls and C. iCorchill of Reese creek and Mrs- Lorcne Moorg of ProsI)ect were pas - l sengers on the Butte Falls stage Sat- .nnlay- ! K. G. Merrill of Derby, went to Med- ford Friday afternoon on the stage and returned the same day stopping over ; night at th. Sunnysjde : hotel. He a homestead near Derby and had been out to Me'lford for supplies. Talking I about supplies, the people who live in ; the hills away from the business sec tions are waking up to the fact that Ithc best and cheapest way to get their ; supplies is to have them come by imr i eel jKst or hav them brought out by the stage at a very small cost and iwhen the new arrangement to have (packages weighing one hundred I 1 pounds sent by pare, 1 post they can 1 have about all of their supplies j brought right to their homes at a very , small cost, and obviate the necessity I of investing so much capital at once, 'as well as to have everything fresh. ' Saturday morning as I was making inv regular rounds trying to write for th. :, loi-u ,.f ilu Me.ltin-d "l:iil Tri. I him. l i w K. IImisi li rnino ill ' from Missouri last spring and before j we separated quarter dollar he 'gave me two and a i and ordered the Daily Mail Tribune and Medford Sun tor Mil, I Meilforri Sun fill-; lmVo months, as he wanted to learn wi.a, ... KolnK on tn ,,, W(,rld. -r n..r .i,n i,.iu ., i,,,, ..n,,.- Hrownsboro, was a business caller Sat ter urday and so was Miss Mvrlle Mintc land (j. A. Jackson of Portland wh ; was on his way up lo Unite Falls to i until tno iiue'iok OV(M. ,le country, but did not re will bo deter-1 ilis business but asked several ,.,, . ,, ... ,i, ,-,isi,eri r,- mil prospect lor rail- road service, the quality and quantity' Mr. and Mrs. John w . ronton ac id timber, etc. Speaking about the ' coinpatiied by Mrs. Louise Culp mo rn il road there is a small force id men: "''oil to Grams Pass Sunday, working, repairing the track and; l'rof. Love will leave Wednesday bridges and culverts, and nutting in iterial to repair the road bed and to!l'icvolt Friday. 1 keep a larger rorce of men engaged as j :l mil informed by what I consider A-l authority that the entire roadbed will " Haywood was absent from have to lie repaired before It can be school Friday. used to haul heavy timbers or steel, Frank Ellis motored to town Men tor the new road from llutte Falls to, '"'.v. Four-Hit creek, a distance of about! Lance and Leon Ofrenbneher drove fifteen miles, and now that tho dc-!a '""'go ll',r'1 r "l" belonging to mand for emiilovmeiit is so ureat and! George Kolehageu to Medford Mon- the price of labor Is reduced so that! the corporations can afford to pay, it no lhl, II... limn t.nu nl.mil appears as though the time has about come for the railroad company to take ' , '., .. .'. .. . .. A,vjn c.;m)ver ,, two f hifl sis. ... :. . Iters, Mrs. Lottie Woods were business callers Saturday. We have had another change in real estate In our town, Mrs. A. M. Abbott of Hiitte Falls, having sold her proper ty here to F. J. Ayres of Reese creek, consideration ten dollars. When shei started to make out an abstract to the property it was found that there was a claim of $123 against it for back taxes, Interest nnd penally. In speaking to one of her sons about it he explained It by saying that when tile proporty was assessed it was assessed ns one lot, but when tlie town was laid off It was marked off as two lots, with the result that the tax kept going up all the time. Some more carelessness on the part of our county officials or their subordinates. John Simon of Gold Hill, came in last week to visit his sisters. Mrs. W. L. Childreth and Mrs. Allie Daley. Mrs. M. E. Prtiott who has been vis- iting friends and relatives In Callfot-jby nia for the past month also returned to her home last week. Mrs. J. Doubleday of Huttc Falls, and son, Shorty Miles of Medford, came out Saturday evening nnd spent the night at the Sunnyside going on up home Sunday morning. Pliney Lcabo also camo out nnd spent the night with ns and while here gave me his subscription for the Med ford Mail Tribune and tho Medford Sun. Sunday morning as soon ns 1 reach ed the church for Sunday school I met Mr. Carl Esch, our Sunday school siiperinlendent and he asked If I didn't want to go out to tho Reese creek Sunday school to a picnic dinner and services, as It was planned to have preaching morning and afternoon, as it was planned to take the Sunday school out there, so ufter the exercises were over ill our Sunday school wo all piled into the cars and started and reached there Just In time to hear a short sermon hy Rev. Stllle of Indian creek and then the tables were spread for lunch and the reader knows what tluit menus, for 1 have tried to draw a pen picture of a Reese creek picnic dinner and sadly failed, because my descriptive powers are not equal to the task, hut after we all had eaten lunch we were favored with another sermon by Rev. Charles C. Illicit, the nnd Interesting speaker. C. T. Ilrown of Itoseburg came out on the stage Monday morning on his way to visit some of his relatives, the old. pioneer stock, near Pros- :an'l he told me that Mr. lierrian, our fish hatchery superintendent had fin ished putting In the traps below nnd that morning Thomas C'lngcade had taken out ten fino steclhead, and put them in the receptacle prepared for that purpose, to keep them until the fish are ready to remove the eggs for hatching, and later I saw Mr. Hcrrian nnd he told me tha he had caught about a hundred and that he was going t take the eggs today. Wednesday. 1 Miller's New Radiator Shop j Radiators Fenders Body Work 128 N. Crapo Uionc oon.u IN APPLEGATE DEC. 2 The basketball season for the Jackson Cc.uiuy Athletic Association opens on Dee. 2, 1H21, on which date I the 1 gale floor. 'hoonix tea ins teams meet the Apple-1 the Apple- on Applogate's owll I It nil to team In 11 n- ! hold the representation of the Ap-1 ntecate vallev in this association. Weitorc bone to have and shall we not have! tho whole Apptcgate valey solidly back of our loams.' The teams need ; just the help and encouragement you can t ill t belli IV VOUr Presence alldlwl'""l" iin.nu. .-i ill" ii" .mii enthusiastic support. The I'niversiiy of Oregon has a m'oat deal to say about their thundering one thousand. at-il.ei i lie .1 pineal ic wi till. - ins line nine ' dred be out in full force at this, the opening game of the season. Leon OITcnhachor returned from Whisky Peak Saturday, where he had linen riding alter rattle for Mr. -miitis oi fucaitinoni night lor Corvallls to spend Thauks- giving at homo Missllessie Rowden was absent from school Monday. llav- '" "hipped to Itoseburg. Miss Audrey Layton came from Medford Monday to spend ti few days at home. A fine crowd attended the High school dance last Saturday night. The proceeds will be used lor athletic equipment. E. F. Layton of Williams was a visitor at Lester I. ay ton's Sunday. .1. 11. Ellintl, an uncle of F. C. Elliott and Mrs. ('has. Champlin Is visiting lit their respective homes. 1). H. Slend had a new Fordson trac tor delivered at his ranch the last of the week, nnd has begun his full plow ing. Elliott Duller and Adelbert Elliott made a motorcycle trip over tho Slskl yous Sunday. Mrs. Striker and Mr.' Ilrashcar called at tho Abblo Champlin home Wednes day evening. Mrs. G. H. Alden spent a few days at the R. W. Engel homo and was entertained nt dinner Friday evening Mrs. Mandu Chnniplin Hobble Slead celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday and had a few of his friends in for a birthday dinner. Those present were Raynor Guy, Heine Guy, Donald Elliott, Margaret Porter, llarbara McQuat and George Engel. Soveral Riverside families attended church at Rogue River Sunday.. Mrs. John Short, Sr., has moved Into her new bungalow homo on Foots creek. This is a very attractive little country home. Mrs. Rose Guy nnd children, Mrs. ! R. W. Engel and son were I visitors Tuesday. Medford Messrs, (.'has. and Fred Chnniplin wore in Medford on business Tuesday. The main object of their visit was to have improvements made to their new auto top. The Riverside Recreation club had a very enjoyable meetings Thursday afternoon at the Hoznlis ranch. Each one present brought a covered dish for tho luncheon. Mrs. Jacobs read a niagiuine article and Mrs. Geo. Alden il RIVrRWRIPPIR I mi livuiuu mi i t-L.u 1 1 USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT gave a paper on Luther Iturliank. , Claire Coleman and Mrs. M. A. Fin Mesdames F. E. Wahl and G. It. Alden nev were among the Jacksonville peo were present Horn .Medford. ' pie in -Medford Wednesday. The Community club gave line of jr. ani jra. .Mi!o3 Cantrall and their popular dances Saturday evening, Son .eland were transacting business which was very well attended. The ; ; Medford Wednesday, next one will be Dee. ::. I .ir. :lnd jirs. (;,Mle Thompson and F. C. Elliott has purchased II acres j Sl, .(U1js and Mr. and -Mrs. WmAr- tlie Kismaun orchard tract adjoin- ing his property and will use a part of: it for an up to dale ramp ground for ! tourists, lie has just installed an j automatic electric pumping plant and "s "''lining nioueru rest rooms ai me i service station. lie also has other ini- mind which will add! provemeul s in -'atly to tne attractiveness oi nis j and Home. ; '"- l' I'icltetl has just purchased linn sheep to add to his Hock on Antelope "ck. "o is imki is cc...i n....- -4 l';''l "t his ranch ami in the electric water system lias just water system has just been installed at the ranch to supply tile needs of the stock. Mrs. Fred Kick. Mrs. F. L. Toil Velio anil Mrs. Lewis I'lricll attended card party ai Hie Elks' club Tues day afternoon. Prof. E. S. Stultz left for Portland Saturday morning where he has a posit ion. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fick enterlaln ed at an enjoyable dinner Thanks giving day. Plates were laid for six teen. A school meeting of Jarltsotiville district iN'o. 1 is called for Saturday at 2 o'clock p. in. November 1!0. The budget will bo voted on and a clerk will be elected to fill the unexpired term of the present incumbent. Miss Lenoro Goddard, Mr. Chester Wondt, Miss Anna Netdernieyer and Mr. Carl Neldormeyer were dinner guests Sunday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conger. Mr. and Mrs. Hick llland of Port land returned to their homo lifter spending a week in our city. Tho concert nt the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening was well attended and enjoyed by nil. Rev. Howard is to bo congratulated upon obtaining the services ot Mr. Hurry Scougal or Medford as director of the choir. Mr. Lewis l lrlch attended tho foot hnll game at Eugeno last Saturday, having made the trip by motor with friends.- l'rof. Savngo, Mr. and Mrs. Finch, Chester Wondt, Henry and John Nold ermeyer, Cora Long, Ruth Fleming, Alary Ityau, liegiula Lytle, Margaret Sparks Dorothy McKeo Jerry and Garland Lorton, Ernest Mclntlru, Doltou Ten-Ill, Glenn ulllley, Hurl Stephenson, Claire Colcninn and Her nice Rotor attended tho basketball game held at Central Point on Wed nesday evening. Tho guino being a tie standing 18 in favor to both Jacksonville and Central Point, last play standing 111 to favor Central Point. Mr. E. R. Jones and family left this week for Mnrshfield where they will spend the winter, in hopes that the chungo will benefit Mrs. Jones' health. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Irwin ot Med ford has purchased tho residence properly in the upper end of town and are making many Improvements. .Mr. U. II. Ueekmiin of Portland Is spending this weok In our citiy vis iting his mother and sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer lledherg pass ed through town en route to their home In the Apnlcgale, after spending the summer nt Annie Springs near Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Hostwick and family of Williams were gucBls of relatives In our city Thursday. Mrs. Dora Sallniarsh of Hitncoin was a recent guest of friends In our cj.y Mrs. Sarah O'Hrlen und son Ed- , . ,. . ward were dinner guests at tho homo of Mrs. M. L. Nelson T hursday. Mr. Emll Hritt, Miss Mollle Hrilt, Mr. A. 10. Knyat-t, Miss Eva Coleman, JACKSONVILLE SAME PRICE For over 30 years ow Ounces for iburs were dinner guests Thnnks- giving of Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Thompson and familv. Mr. and Mrs. John Cantrall and children spent Thursday in our city guests or their mother, -Mrs. S. .A. Cantrall. Mrs. Jack Rider accompanied Mr. and .Mrs. 1 oily and son John to Weed, whore they aro guests ot relatives during t he week. Miss Holmes, county superintendent expected out. to give a talk at th entertainment given at Antloeh, Nov. W. C. Chapman went to Central Point Friday and Saturday lo move Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Moore to a ranch they have rented near Eagle Point. Mrs. lnlow took her little daughter to town this week for Irealmcnt as she lias been sick for some time. She will return homo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pollard visited the Antioeh school Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morrison and Mr. and .Mrs. Hert Chapman dressed their turkeys and sold them to Mr. Johnson of Medford this week. Mrs. W. W. Morrison Is staying nt Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell's of Medford. .Mr. and Mrs. Weiss wero out from Medford to visit friends nt Anlloch Sunday. Nalo and Alfred Milknuski rcturnod to their home from California last week. Ethel lnlow who slays with her grandmother is homo for Thanksgiv ing holiday. FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS Miss nurr, school supervisor, visited the Laurelhurst school Thursday. The Hrophys motored to town and spent the week end with relatives and friends. Tracy Boothby went to Prospect Monday. Mrs. Lizzie Nlchol won a pleasant caller nt the Vaughn homo Monday."' Pnul Peyton spont Monday at Pey ton's ranch repairing tho electric light plant, for Elmer Dawson. Uriah Gordon was a pleasant callor at Mr. Peyton's Thursday. Win. Mooncy went to Medford Sun day evening. Air. Peyton, Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Dawson and children went to Medford Mr. nnd Mrs. Dawson returned home Sunday but Mr. Peyton remained In town with homo folks. Tho rain which has been pouring the last few days has mado the road between Trail and Prospect real muddy and slick, but tho road between Trull nnd Medford Is grand. - . , William Lewis is again in our midst. With Medford trndo is Modford made QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigai'ette, Cig.'u1 or Chewing habit , "No-To-Hnc" has helped thousands to break tho costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whonovcr you have a loncliitt for a cluai-ctte. ctuar. nine, or fnr tt chcw. Just place a harmless No- To-l!ac tablet In your mouth Instead, to help relievo that awful desire, . Shortly tho habit may bo completely broken, and yon nre hotter off men- tally' Il'y''ly. financially. It's so puny, so Hlmjile. Get a box of NoTo- IJftc lf ,t d0CSI,.t rolenH0 you (rom ,, CTavlnK tm tobacco, In any form. iy(lllr druggist will refund your monoy ' without question. Adv. I aklug 5
