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News of Jackson County
WILLOW SPIES
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COMMENCEMENT
AT JACKSONVILLE
HELD THURSDAY
WlllOW SIMUNCiS, Juno 1 -'Willow
ftprhiKs wjh v'll-ri'iroitontiHl nt
th Jackson county achonl dny nt
Aahhind Inxt Saturday. Mont of our
vlllhth Rrndoia hnvo been nttimdlitK
rhowl In Central Point, nml thp fl-
lowing iolvd tlnlr xlutn diploma
Saturday, Wlldn IJIi-htiioitd. Kdim
Hnwmnn. I.iuy Won unci CnVl and
Kolnnd llovor.
The following Ktnst rnjoyt'd Sun
day rtlnnrr at th Junira ltourdman
.home: Mr. ami Mr. koor and
daughter Kdmi of Mdford. Mr. and
Mra. dwln Honrdmnn, Mr. nml Mix.
Jtmri I'orduo, nnd ami, Clyde, und
Richard Unrker.
The J. W, Kldon family have hon
attending- the .'hiutuo,uu In Mod
ford. They rvport a Rood ntton
dance and many cnjoynhlo number.
Mr. and Mr. II. II. Clark left
lnt Friday by auto for a wrt-k'a vlnif
In ' Portland. They wore accompa
nied by Mr. Clark' brother and 111
rlf who were vlxltlnic here.
F.rnont Vlurrla began hla work n
bookkeeper -nt the Poultry Producn
aiworlatton in Med ford Monday
morning. Ho Rtndtmtod fttim the
Central Point hlith ai-lmol thin year.
vwelvlnR honor in bookkeeping. 11"
nlxo waa awarded avrond place in the'
county commercial content.
. Mlwi Lucy KUii-n apent the week
end with Klrl friends in Ashland.
Mra. W. K Parker and Mm. .Hob.
ert C. Hrophy Inotored to t.r.i-tl
Paaa laat Thunuliiy and apent the
day wlih Mra. Parker' mother.
Mr. and Mr. Omar Porter und
JACKSONVIU.K, Juno 1. The
JarkmmvllUt hint) achool lii'ltl com
mencement pxcrrlat'a Tlmrmliiy even
Ins and nn lutei'OMlUiK proKiam wna
enjoyed by u'ltirK crowd. Knur of the
Ki-nlor dan Kraduutod with hlKh red
Its nnd brUItt hope of I ho imvjuIhk
ywira nnd liko their motto, 'i.lye,
l.aiiKh' nnd l.nlxir, auccaaa, II In b-
lloved. will ever bo with them.
Mr. and Mra. (ieorKO lUwnril had a
their Kuost hint w,rk their mothor
nnd alstor, Mr. K. A. nnd Mia. II. K.
Hlce.
HuKh Vonahlo nnd hiintly nml Al
Kolilmton of l.oa Ancelea have lenaed
tho homo of Mr. nnd Mra. WniibU nnd
are realdciita of our city whllo Mr. und
Mra. Vennhla nra llvlnn nt their coun
try homo in the ApploRato.
Knrhiw Witter or Miirllnex, Calif ,
who la employed In Hi trrio of the
S. P., la makliiK hln parents abort
vlalt.
Mra. Dick Huffman lmam'il through
town Tneaday enrouto t Central
Point to vlalt with relatlre.
T. J. Mlildleton nnd on who have
rcalded In our city for aevernl yeitra
bwated near Modford recently, whore
they liatrc atenily employment,
t!eo. I.cwi.t and Mra. K. S. Wllaon
nnd "Mrs. Zoln Kick returned from n
short trip to Kimono whom they at
tended tho J. O. O. K. nnd Kebwca
Indue.
Mr. and Mia. K. If. Carter have
Mra. Porter'a brother, nnd Mr nnd , vitratod their liotno near the court
Mra. Hush Porter nnd dauclitt-r. mo-' boiiao on Fifth Htrort nnd locatod In
tA,,il t.t lf,,tt,.Hitrtf SliitwI.tL itti.l mmfll '
of hcIiooI were In tovn imo day dui ltiK
mo wccK iookiiik tor n locution, Tlioy
pspoct to apind Oiojr vacation With
relullvea In I'nniidii, ' i
Mr. nml Mra. Den Colllna and-Mini
Kv Couch weto In our city Tnoadny.
They motored up from (.Hunt I'tiaS.
J. J.' McMnnoit who recenlly pur
chuao tho A ii to no Hoao property I
iiMluidulmK the name hefora movlliK
Into It, nnd It will bo onn of tho unit
eat 1-e.ahlenec In our city. -Ml
Cot r I no l, inn who wan n recent
vlaltor from KiiKone. huvlim buM her
residence, property to lieury Miller nnd
family of Meilfonl. nnd rnnii up to
i'Ioho tho ileal, nml Mr. Miller and fmii
it y nt one took poanoiin. ,
Pmf. R. 8, StulU npent aevertl ilnya
with fi'lenda llvlim hen being enroute
from Hold Hench to Jefferaon. Ore,
Mra, I'. 1 Anthony or Klk Oi-ove,
Calif., nnlveil In our city Frlilay to
vlalt their parenta, Mr. nnd Mra. H. C.
Wittier nnd family.
Mr. nnd Mra. U l.ylto nt rlcolla Para,
Cullf., lire apondlm; n Mhort vnaatlnn
In our cltv. They motored here to at
tend the Kt'uduatlon uf their tluutthlnr,
Mia KeitUm l.vtln.
I.oiila Haker waa In our cltv moetliiu
old time frlcnda Ik row iluyx llila week,
I In haa been employnd In Portland,
luit cxpecta to loeato periiinpenlly In
Medford,
Mr. nnd Mr. Kd Jonea nnd dnutihler
of Conullle, Ore., tirrlveil In our city
Woilneailay nnd nro tho RUeata of Mr.
Jonea' parent. Mr. nnd Mr. Chllder,
and will tuke poaaeaalon of their real
denco In few dny na they wer fur
innr realilanta of Jnckaonvlllo,
Mra, Fred l.uy of Antelope apent
aevernl day at the home or Mia
Kmma lived nnd her mother near our
city.
AmotiK the ninny Jacksonville people
who uttendt-d Hie Shrlnor parade liml
Friday In Medford were Mr. A. R
Hrlit und Minn .Mollio Hiltt. Mr. nml
..ra. O. C. lirothy. Mr. nnd Mra. Kred
Kick, Mr. und Mra. (I. U. Chapman and
MU Carmen Ikirothy, .
Mr. nnd Mra. v. A. llanna were
Kunat of Mr. nnd Mr. 11. K. llunna
Tueaday cvetiliiK,
Mr. nnd Mra. ;. Meriilt nnd Mr.
nnd Mra, Huuderaon worn Kueata ot
Mlaa IhhIk Mi Cully Tuomlay.
the dny with friend.
H. W. Elden waa home for a few
day la at wovV, nnd Mm. Klden re
turned to Portland with him. pent
the week-end there nnd returned
home" by train Monday tnornlnir.
I - .
Safe 7nUk far INFANTS -4 INVALIDS
rw i via
Tlorlick's
Onginal
Avoid Imitation
1 and Substitute
ywlnbatatfavandaaodaroirlnf Qilldran j RIchmlTk, mailed irraln extract In Powdtr
Tk Orbrtnal Pood-Drink Pot All Arm n Co-' W N-rl.M rw--'V'-
Hittto Falls, nnd Mr. and Mr. T. Com
boat of Appli'Kato have become rval
dent of our city, nrcupylm; the homo ,
of Mr. nnd Mra. Carter.
1 Mr. nnd Mra. Chester Cook who have
boon cnKatted to teach our full term
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
A. C, Hoolatl
I.nst Friday niornlnK I aUrted for
Medford with one our old pioneer.
Win. (ireen KnlRhton, to conaull our
family doctor. Mr. Il'ilt. on profea-
lonal bunlnea, mid After calling him
cm the- phono and wulllnn a few min
ute met him at hi offlep where I met
two men nnd a lady, each waiting inelr
turn. After a careful examination he
ileclilod whut wua the ailment nnd pre
arrlbod what course to follow and na
in li! lit be ext'-tod of a doctor, pre-
acrlhed aomolhliiK Unit would make
mo alcki'l' but left hopo for fitvoi'iililo
roNiilia, nml till Tuesday iiioi nlnu I
mil alii" tii reauiiiu my dally task w i ll
I UK Hi" KiikU Point Knulol for the
Mnll Ttlbune,
While In Modfurd I met n few of my
BC(iialntaiice fiom this pint of the
country but they were too huay to atop
nml talk and my time wu also o Mm
Itod that I had to hurry up na we were
expected to aluit by 12 o'clock noon
but took time to Vllt tint otrice of the
Mnll Tribune, nnd have n III lie chut
with the editor mid hi bookkeeper,
Mra, Jtlalieley nml ennmntiiliitoj her
on her eacapitiK tho clutchea of tho
Rana: of outlaw who appeared to h
trying to convict hr of wroimdolng to
cover up their own dolnx In the Jack
sonville (tunk ruse.
After my return home I started out
to itnthor mateVlul for this letter mid
found thnt there worn but few people
hud been til Unit day and among them
wa Karl Tucker of Hrownahnro nnd
he. iiiinle it hurried trip In tho after
noon to our blacksmith no na to ho
ready to commence to cut hi hay, I
ulaii met Wort Pool und he waa here
on the aiune errand, mid while with
them learned that tho new camil, or
rather the old one that ha been mi
lurttod, waa In aotno Insliiiice causing
considerable troubln along the, lower
side hy leaking und more oapeclall
from the Hradahaw In up on na In one
Inatnnre tho water burst out aevernl
feet below the ditch and tore large
place out of the alilo of the mountain
flooding tho land Ix-lew, and I heard
that It hntl done ronldenihln dummto
to the Antelope orchard, and to the
fruit but at a Inter date I met thu fore
man, Frnnk 1 Inaction, and inquired of
him ami he said that about all the
ilamnco done was fliMutlng the orchard
so much thnt he could not do tho plow
lug but no acrlotia dniiuiKe.
Mr. nnd Mr. II. A Weldtnan who
nwn n farm nnd orchard on the Crater
Lake highway were in town and n
they era Interested in the dairy nnd
IKOiltry business to considerable ex
tent, the question naturally canto up
na to cow food, and he suld lu addition
to hi splendid hay crop they hnvo
planted five ncroa In sunflnwer In
make ensilage. Mr. Voldman believe
III keeping the yery best breed of stock
nnd In liavlntt thP very best of feed to
bring rosiili.
Mia Juno Itilman nml her mother
Mra. II. II. Hitman, who la working
In the office or the Karl Fruit Co. In
Medford were caller at the aunnyaldn
hotel Friday afternoon,
I received card frm Itev, II. tl.
Adam, the pastor of thla circuit an
nouncing that he exiect to be here
hero rinliiiilay mid ho waa J. M. KltiH
or Hut to Falls and Jniuni Culhertaon of
I. like Creek, They both ihiiiio out on
tho Ilium Full atuge nml Mr. Culhert
son went on up homo on iho Kuxlo
Point I. lil a ('reek alngn,
Mr, AlKIn, (he aupoi'liitenitenl or Iho
water aysmm In the Medford district
nnd four oilier men nnd a womnn were
hern fur dinner Hulurduy,
J. I). I'iiti li k, our buss carpetiter hun
taken a Job tearing nwuy aomn of tho
old building mid a part of tho rest on
Mra, ArgloM F, (hoon'a phun! lliut be
longed lo her father, the lata J, 3.
Foyer, John Mlllur, ntiotlier carpenter
who litis been employed on tho aumn
Job while tearing off, the roof of one
or the old building foil through the
roof, It being rotten (hat it would
not bear hi welMht, and hurt hi aide
an that ho la linnlilo to work at pnta
out. I
I notion that Miss lleirord. tho lncly
who Ihis charge or the Hlewnrt farm
about t'4 mile norlheual of hern who
hna been apoiHlliig tho winter In the
east, ha returned lo our mlilat.
Corbett Hinlth und hi mother, Mra.
Mary llcnlo or Ihittn Fall, have been
here visiting her daughter, Mra. Hhor
limn Wtailey.
Charlie Clngende, nnd family,
Charley, formerly ,,f t Jio llrownahoro
country hut now of Medford, am; ".la
daughter, Mr. U-e ttrudshaw ot
Hrownshoro, pasMod through hem Bat
urduy afteiniaut fr the old homo
place.
Herbert l, Hutland or Fori June.
Calif . wa u diner ut the Hiintnslile
hotel (!itnrdiiy. '
William I'niltt, wire ami on l4iw
renco of Wellen, F. J. McPhraon nnd
family, (loorge and Jerry IjiwI were
among the diner Htiiula Unii Dulev,
wlfo nml bnby snd hi futlmr, Juhn
Oaley, nil of Medford, were out here
Sunday nfleinoon visiting Mr. Alllo
Haley,
Hlg Hkuvlln. with Wa.lliiiiiis & Knrr
Urn, of Portland wa heie for upMr,
and .i wa oy Stanley and family
nnd Mi k Young,
There wa ipilie an Interesting ball
gniiio hern Hominy afternoon between
the Kagle Point team and the Cold Mill
team, The game wn closely contest
ed from stait to finish mid the result
wnn Kagle point came out with their
feather drooping again a the iro
stood h to Q III favor of the (odd
teniii,
O, C. Kblln nnd family and F. K.
He-idofdt and N, Campbell, Mr. Chn.
Wilkinson i.f.Doiid Imllun Koda
Kpring-; Kl Netting. A. M. (lay ol
Huit Fall, were her for dinner Mon
day, und so wa Charley lirown who
any that he la idling Ford. Ford
Mr, F. A. Wlnilny, Iimh gronlly Im
proved und si'oiiis (o ho on thn roud
to recovery,
Our town was almost iltiaolutcd Mo
morhil day m-i I only nuiilo two trlpn
nci-oss to Ihn ioatofl'li, und the first
time saw only one iniin nml m wu the
lliitto Full sIiiko driver who aiiin In,
but later In the afternoon Mra, Ucurgo
Trefren, JSIr. Wllllaui Abbott, her
daughter. Mm, William Welch, her tn
Orhln Abliott nml a young man by Hi"
natiin of Heck, Miss -:iHu Wluiley
wetil liotno with IIioiii.
Retail Merchant Meeting
The regular monthly dinner inectliiK
of Iho Itt'lull Mei'i-liulil Hureail will
be held nt U:!Hl p. in, Monday, Junu
Mil, lit the American Legion hull.
Mi-rchuiil who liuvo nut affllluied
Willi thU hiin-au are Invited Ui do to,
TIh-io tiro no due, nor I there ti
Inltlutlon foe. A ( hurge of l 40 I
iiiinle to cover the col of seven month.
ly dinner. 'I liore will he no meeting
dmlng July, August or Keptomhnr.
Subject to be iHi'iiss"i Proiuc
Ity Wi-cli, and County Fair.
Notice
All Mroii having hill against tho
lllr.li Krhool Athletic Asu( lutlon or
IIIkIi Hchool Htudeiit Jlody pluiiso pro
sent them ul oncu. iij
nnd preach lMth morniitg and evening, mm tractor and Ford auppllo for the
It a. til. and 8 p. Ui., next Sunday ,'C. K. Onto Co.
June 4th.
There were mill number of strati
gore hern for illniior ut Friday nn'l
Inter tn tho afternoon .four came In
lain for dinner, but I wua not at home
to get their name.
II. A. Hanson of Jtrownsltoro, wa
Mis KUIe Whaley of Hutte Fall,
canto out Tuesday morning to vlalt her
mother, who ha been on the lck list,
under thn treatment of Dr. Holt for
several weeka. and nlater lloaa who
I assisting nt the Hunnysldn, I am
gtiid to he nblo to ny thnt her mother,
TKe old fashioned
idea of giving full
measure of value
m coiiee
lull measure oV
quality J1
measure of flavor
dlbfull measure of
econoiny; has always
peen the policy
beliindM-lBco
W9?
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9 ANNUAL
JUNE
NOW IN FULL SWING
Z3 L
ONE LOT OF
WOMEN'S COATS
ONE LOT OF
WOMEN'S SUITS
" ONE LOT OF
WOMEN'S SKIRTS
$9.95
$11.95
$7.45
VALUES TO $17.50
VALUES TO $20.00
VALUES TO $12.50
QQ5LRPm8E BOXES
CONTAIN VALUES FROM
25c TO $5.00
PICK. 'EM OUT
7c
" Y t Jr each
ALL KUPPENHEIMER SUITS ESPECIALLY PRICED
ONE LOT OF
BOYS' SUITS
$4.2
MP'S t)RESS SHIRTS
ONE LOT
98c
ALL MEN'S FURNISHINGS
AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES
VALUES TO $10.00
REAL BARGAINS
ONE LOT
85c
HATS
ONE LOT OF
MEN'S CLOTH HATS
MEN'S
CAPS
ONE LOT OF
MEN'S CAPS
i
SHOES
ONE LOT OF
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
98c 98c
$4.45
VALUES TO $3.50 VALUES TO $2.00 in black or brown calfskin
One Lot of Boys' Capn, Values Up to $1.50, On Sale at 49c
- 'All of Our Newest Hats Reduced for This Sale
DRY GOODS
25c value Ginghams, per yard 19c
40c value Ginghams, per yard 29c
85c value Tissue Gingham, per yard . -63c
32-in. Devonshire Cloth, per yard . . ...,.27c
40c Jap Crepe, per yard 29 C
75c Willow Weave Suiting, per yard . -59c
75c 9-4 Pequot Sheeting, per yard .". . . . 59c
36-n. Lonsdale Muslin, per yard . . 17c
36-in. Hope Muslin, per yard . . ... . . 14c
36x42 Pillow Cases .. . . 25c
81x90 Bed Sheets $1.29
OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT SPECIAL JUNE SALE PRICES