Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1922, Page 10, Image 10

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MEIVFOIJD 31 AIL' TKIIU1NH. MttDKOlll) OWWJONV VRlh.VY. MAY 'X 102'-'
SCHOOL mi
;.0N APPLEGATE
AP
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IONIC
GENERAL STORE .
BUTTE FALLS IS
Miss CleveuKer wore business cullers
i Jacksonville, uiul Medford Woduea
lay. About seven men from Kaglo llnt
oently there tutu boon too much snow
(O OWNS,
Visitors nt achool lust wi'k worof
Mrs. I littler and daughter Nellie and;
arrived Monday to suvoy tho KbIp;OIk llioberatedt mid Aire.. Win. Hun-
APPLEGATE. May 5. Our nohool
terra li U nigh over. On Friday
May 26, tbe last day, ft school picnic
Is to be given nt the creamery ground.
SOLD TO I
FABER
Point ilttoli, which will take several
months.
Mrs. J. Simorvillo will wove up from
CVntral Point next week having rent
I'd their place there.
Mr. W. W. Pinker leaves wn to bo
present when lior son Hay graduates
M'ti. Jr,
Kd Cowdon was a unlnos cnllor nt
Kuglo Point Saturday.
Drake Walsh U spending a few'
wk with, hia brother l.en Walsh of
Antelope.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. Stnnloy 'visited'
-J. P.
Hughes has sold his st'X'k of general ' mencvn
merchandise to rntier .nt Simerviite
ut Foront tiivve. the forepurl of Juuo.jKoy Stanley of Kogle Point Thursday.;
Our ttrhool closes Friday. The com- UuslnosH cullers at Medford Moudiiy t
ment exercises were held Tuea- were Mr. and Mrs. Uoorgn Urowp.
duv I'vonlnir. so as to have Mr. YariMr. nnd Mra. IIohcoo lluMe nud Mr.
of Control IMInt. Mr. Hughes has boon i r(nKtoIl lroln 0 A c ,U,W- Those flu. and Mrs. Leo liradshaw.
at his place of business for the past ; iN,,in( nlRh oliciol wore i.uwwm: Mrs. llmry's brothor, Mr. Piadegar
15 years, and has made mnnv friends ...n n.i..,..,.. mmi.ui n.i rmniiv ni.nni. t 1 1.. ......
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- ; lattiiiivi ni
iloy of Lake Virw, The apoak-j homo Sunday.
.Mrs. Mo.Dunald of tko Cwk. was
a visitor at Kd Tucker's homo Sunday.
Mix Kdlth Kubll aixnt ttie weok
ond at hnr home on ApiiloRuto.
.Mis Velda iloiilu iui tlio week
inmviuuiiiB una s a icouni wo sim im ronuoreu mem on ana on uunnK fr fivm o. A. C (tve n try Inlen'st-
due appreciation nnd fool an Immense tli paat years. The new firm has nK tttlk t0 tlu lHlya un,j those prosoiit.
gratitude to those who have fouKht to ttiod the sbolvoa with a fine line of A 80)o l)V i, vBrtl, a Bonn by itwi Kle
maintain thfa hlKh achoj.l that our groceries aud freaU broad and ciwkies cml) uj prt,,ipntuUon of diploma by
ducatlon miftht continue and the pro- arrive daily, also groen vejwtublos Geo iiJkrkr, completed the proKram.
greMlvenoM of the community mlsht rten m aeason. lhey are puttsns tn; Th(l LauiigpavU oirhostra will give end at hor home In r:"wn.iM. I
not become altogether extinguished. coniplote Uno of dry giwds and ahws Bnother Jam.e sjm,raay tiiicht In the! Mr. and Mra. Kwrett Miller of
We are glad for the vacation but we fr bUl n,en wl omeu. The building nttl. Fine mualo and a awell flocir.! Apylegnte, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence!
are atlll more happy to know that we U receiving a new coat of paint both pure nu,mitain ir ftnti jst tne right) Lny of WeUeu vUltid ut llrownsboro !
hau meet her again next fall to re- msiue anu oui. temperature to ontoy youmolves. Come Monday
time our school work. ( Jlr- Frank Carson. was visiting in lml ,rv ,u you wU1 n0Vpr xvmt it.
Mrs. J. C. Ombb who has been visit-', Bedford the latter part of last week.! j0a "iirter commenced his bungalow
4ng friends and relatives throughout , Mr. luy has increased his line of on his homestead above town and
Calliornia for tho pat ten months re- groceries and added notions of most hopes to have It completed In nbout
4urned home last Friday. H kinds for the housewife, intending tWlJ wet.k9.
Wls Falldlne, the county health to put .in a 5. 0 and 5c counter later, j T Phillips moved Into tho Uuiiot
burse, examined tho pupils of the r. waru. one oi mo learners, win we husci jjonaay
l EDEN PRECINCT f
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chool Monlay. . tin the store with Mr. Day as soon as
Ilia Newman family who bought the school is out. Sam Hushes is work
place on the hill belonging to Clenton ins there at present.
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iuok moYFu m ounaay. ) vto. preseut everyone
James Grnbb, Walter Miller. Edward homo l.v 9th and left with ft em ln,enUr Huht-of-way,
Kubli. Chester Kubli, nnd Ernest Mil-; Arvilla. There was a dance In the pavilion at
4er attended the roundup tn Grants; Mr. and Mrs. .1 Swink passed thru the gc100l houio Wednesday evening.
Pass Saturday afternoon. t town lust SuturUay a week on their, Mrs Horn an . M, Tayi0r have In-
Wednesday was clean-up day for our
ton.
Jack Cadiow has a new Ford, and at
gives them the
Mr. and ilrs. Jason Higinbotham: way home after siiendins; a week
a ..... . r . , .. ul,...n.l nn,l l C.;nl. , ..n
na lamity uu Air. ana .ir. jswei oi .'
ivited their scholars to jiartake of
ti'p:i!t ut Caroii.' thi-t afternoon.
Grants Pass, were Sunday guests at J. , Portland to have an examinution. us he; T)le roiig ri, fating laid as fast as
Beyrerths. . been in very poor health since tbe;,he roaJ it comtt, and the train
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Stewart and Mr.4 war. mws up railroad supplies every fow
Townsend arrived Snturilay from Low-! More rain, plenty of dampness, and now
ll. Mass. i They will spend some time not mucn Riwin weatner. aro tne A meeiing was announced for the
looking after mining interests in the indications now. . C4tu of Mav at -:30 Hl tne nc10i
wiuiey. , . I K'urn. house, concerning the. Ilutte Kalis 4tn
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kincald and lke last week wtter he lias been cn- of Juy cel,.lir,lton
ramliy and Austin Cougle attended the uiieiing uatt nery woric me pasp io
senior class play at Grants Pass Wed-: months.
nesday. Frank Carson opened up his confec-
. Miss Gladys Rose and Elmo TUrock-" tionory department last Saturday nnd
-mnrtAn BeramnanlnH hv Ri.la I jivtnn liutlrt Fulls CJin boast on bavins an Ul-
r.m GAvri.Hli moirtMil i n f:ranto ffwlnt v?i fArl !inr- a n 1 mill ciinwietfi
Fass Baturday. (with the valley prices in this Hue. Just! Mr. and Mr. L.
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nnnniitnnnnn uriim I
Hui UVNVK Ml NVViK
By Mrs. Mary 0, Carey.
Win. Knighton of Kagle Point was a '
pleasant ouller at tho bom of our cor
lesiKimleiit TiunUiiy. Mr. Knighton '
bud been to Aahluud to visit with his!
slsteMn-law. Mrs. A. M. May field. !
Mr. and Mrs. Will High of Talent i
went to tVntral Point Tuesday to see '
their Utile grandson., who is til with
core throat. (The doctor hi not do
i-ilel JubV what the llttU fellow's all-'
Uieul Is.
.Mr. aud Mr. 0. T. Morgan of West.'
Phoenix were in Medfurd Monday to.
rtvoive a hundred Ilttlo baby chicks.',
which they had shlpjied from Grants,
Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan have a!
tine fruit ranch on Coleman crevk.
Ilalph llowman of Talent, cdine j
working, l visit Ul iartnt Tueaday !
vnlng, and attended the lecture at
Astiiand in the eveuin. ii
. N. o. Dennett and wire of Modford,
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1-...T W . . ... U . IIMMI, tU 111 MlfHUIt,' .
evening on business. Mr. Henuett Is! I
Many of the
ttouqiict of flowers go from Mr. Hen-'
iivn ii vue kick in Aieuiurti noil pur-. i
rounding country.
John Iicy and his son of Applegato I
were over to Talent Tuesday after
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MOST MILES per DOUAR
9 11 I r.
COEUD --TIRES
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The tire section above at the left shows
the condition of a Firestone 33x4:2 Cord
Tire after 20,994 miles on a Yellow Cab
in Chicago.
The section at the right was cut from
a new Cord of the same size. Careful
measurements show that only 13 of the
tread of the. tire on the Yellow Cab has
been worn away after this long, gruelling
test. The carcaBS is intact after more
than 11,000,000 revolutions.
Firestone Cords have averaged over
10,000 miles on .Chicago Yellow Cab
(1,200 cabs , all Fire-
.stone , equipped). In
thousands of . in
stances, they have
fiven from 15,000 to
0,000 miles.
Look at the tread
scientifically angled
FIRESTONE
30x34 FABRIC
$10S
30 x 3 size 8.9S
K-w PrV Pit Tu
lii'cun liar ,
and heavy in the center where the wear
comes, tapered at the edges to make
steering easy and to protect the carcass
against destructive hinging action . of
high tread edges. The carcass is air bag
expanded to insure uniform tension and
paralleling of every individual cord. It
is double "gum dipped" to make sure
that each cord is thoroughly insulated
with rubber. .
This " is -the reason why Firestone
Cords unfailingly deliver extraordinary
mileage.. It explains the unanimous de
mand of thoughtful
tire buyers for these . 0LDFIELD"fK"
values. i. uc iulhi
Firestone dealer will
continue .to provide
the personal service
that makes Firestone
tire comfort and econ-
against skid, massive g omy complete.
30 x 3 FABRIC
$ 8
30 x 3 size $7. 99
i Kw Prim Itua fu
. Ulaetln May W
H. Pest and Miss
Lester Lawton, Mrs. Fred. Benedict give them a call and see for yourself.-: Prunson from Los Angelee are visiting j,ue k"" flower man.
and' Warren Mee were business visl-j has. Patton has rented the Buchan-' at the Oowden home -where they ci
tots in Jacksonville Monday. fan store building and will put in a poet to stay a few weeks.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. Mee and Miss meat market in a few days. Mike Hanley passed through here
Gertrude Mee, attended the graduation Mrs. Tomilson has said her store Monday with his bunch of thorough
(fArctaea of th Grants Pas hieh buildinc to a Mr. Carter who con tern-! br! Hereford cattle. He is taking
cheol, Friday evening. Mrs. Mee and : plates putting in billiard, and, card . them to ranch to pasture through tae tomato plants to plant about an acre.
Miss Gertrude remained over until tables, also soft drinks. summer. ha a Karden idare on
Monday. Mrs. James Obrian and family leave! Ralph Stanley mado a trip to FUhj"1 Applegate, about nine mile from,
-Austin Wilson motored to Grants. Friday for Weed lumber camp. i Lake th'ia week to see if they can get iGrants Pass.
Paa Saturday. I Mrs. Hughes. Viola and Sam. and across the mountains with cattle. Re- -Mr- Arthur Roso ef West Phoenix I
na imh o somiiwnat unaer tne weatner
tho past week, but was able to be I
bout again Tm-s-iay.
We are pleaded to note that George
Alford lias received the beany on
dorsement of. tils voters of Jackson
county, and. we feel wire he will win
out in the final flection. We also fel
that the people will not bo disappoint
ed in him as county commissioner.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Shearer of Mt-
ford have been out to their little
alfalfa ranch in North Talent this
week, working out so rue of the foul
weeds wSlch have, commenced to
blKm.
There do not seem to be ninny per
sona planting out fields of tomatoes
for cannery purposes this year. - What
Is the matter? Can not the cannery
men pay prices that will warrant .the
keeping in operation the several can-1
neries in the valley? Surely there Is
good money in. the, canning, of .this
much used vegetable. 1
The many new sown fields of alfalfa ,
are doing nicely this year, and it Is
thought that many of the planters will I
be able to cut at least one good crop j
from these new fields. . . I
We are sorry to be called upon to 1
announce, the passing of another of
Talent's old residents, one who, was
held in high esteem by all who knew
ber, Mrs. Stump, who has for' many
years resided In our, little village. , A !
kind andt loving mother,. a good neigh-;
bor and a devout Christian. Our heart
go out to her loved ones wlw re left t
to mourn her departure.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N, Frener t North :
Talent were visiting their daughter.
Mr. Lawrence Crawford lat Sunday
in i aient. , , i
June the 4th will be 'Father nnd Bon
day at tho Methodist church In Talent.
On that day II. Kllowman will have
charge of tho services, and it is hoped
tbnt everyone will turn out anil help to
make the meeting a grand success Bs
the pnstnr may be absent and the mem-'
h"TH wish to make up for his not being ;
preeenL Rev. Phelps Is at Tillamook j
on business. i
ei. It. Jones of the Siskiyou Resort,
was down to Talent and Medford on
biiBincss connected with the work at
the resort, Wednesday.
A very pleasant surprise party was
glvfm for John Caster at their home in
Kant Eden last Friday evening, May
10. - Among those present were G'llfie
llrow'n, Jaiiette Sheets, Margaret Mote,
Dorothy MeClaln, Ruth Short, Holla
Nichols, Klva and Marjory Caster, Hoy
Burleson, Harold Von dor Hellon,
Kloyd Watklna, John Rice, Glen Nich
ols, Arlett Anderson, Andrew Stevens,
Cylvester Stevens. The evening was
spent In playing games, after which a
most delightful luncheon wa served.
Those present expressed themsolve
a having hud a mosttflellghtrul time.
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HITTSON MOTORS
1 36-40 S. Fir St.
Medford, Ore,
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BREEDERS' ? NOTICE
Ketab 87,277
Imported Percheron
Stallion
is making RPitson stand, starting
May 22, at OiUen Darn, Medford,
Oregon, , ,
The Colo
nial
Liberty Bldg.
Phone 298
We Now Have a Very Complete Showing o!
Summer fcrig Srrt
Beautiful Silk Crepe Sport
Suits in Light Shades
Lovely Organdie Dresses in all shades. Just the
thing for the girl graduate.
White Nets and Georgettes, suitable for the June
bride. All so reasonably priced that no one can
afford to miss this opportunity.
We also have a complete line of Dark Voiles and
Swisses, so practical for the hot days.
Do not fail to see our line of French and Domestic Ginghams.
Pure Silk Hose in all the new shades Beige, Beaver, Grey, Nude,
Fawn, Navy, Black, Brown and White. Darnless hose for chil
dren. '
Do not forget we have a complete line of ladies' and children's
Khaki Hiking Togs.
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Don't Let Your Kodak Pictures Get Away From You
. Mount them in a Loose Leaf Album, and they will always be at
hand always at their best and you cannot give them away on
the generous impulse. , :
A SALE FOR SATURDAY
31.10
My Memory Rook llare nnd Fare Ilr
from Tell the Story In the popular i4i 7ilO,
JUark IJnen am! Ilbu k Hllk raver. .VI leavr.
$2.25
, ThU group contain . Album In all l
from Ok 7 to 1111. ,INMru of dilferent klylu
eovfin in the nrw grain ltvitlirrs.
Kaittds' Art f Winter for nieunfiiut your (whit.
All nharx- awi rJor. i J'nrkagi; of lOO, tor.
i White l'cnvilN lOr.
91.29
lUby llonks, Mnmory ltooke, r In Imita
tion lirathrr.
VKIIV SlfXTAI-An ntlO rtook In lllark
Tebble timln, 50 loavra,
ckt vot n ovKii-fi u.iv vums m:nv.
. Wo Jiave nt all Hmtm frrwh Morki of gnnulnn,
Fjwiliiian fUmjt for nil of lUnUks. Skillrul
(Involving ami prlntljig. .
't do (be pic
tore framing.
Irg Niork of
nioiddJng. 1
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, FVrnl le,lgnH of anj'JUnd marie ,io your order from
f truli cut flower, MolortMl from tlui following llet'
C'arnationN, ItoseN, HwMt !', HnopxlraoiiN, Klooks.
(Jlnillolus, ANtci-M, Callii tllicH. In potted stock-plbvto .
nliw, Primroses, Hydrangeas, J.UIis, ',
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W'o hIho huvo Artificial Wmitlm. nod fVmetery
Vases, ,
Consult us regarding yotir Memorial Day wants.
Maddox & Bonney. .
Flower Hliop nt ProwwiSH, I'liono 8 1:
C;rcenhouHON 1003 V.. Main I'liono 7I