ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
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ASIJIjAND, Doc. I?..-MiH Helen
Dickoraon and A. 3i McCallen, popu
lar young people of Ashland,, were
married Wednesday evening at the
McthodlHt parsonage, ltov. A. J. Cha
ney officiating. They were attended
by Mr. and Mrs. John Flnneran. After
tho wedding ceremony tho party ad
journed to the Kinneran home where
nupper waa served. ir. and Mra.
Henry Knders, Jr., nnd Minn Thelma
McCredle wera.gucAtB at the nupper.
After the nupper the bride and groom
left for their new homo on the Houle
vard. Mrs. McCallen la the daughter
of J. O. Dlckorson, former merchant.
She well known hore. having grad
uated from the Anhland high HchonL
and has hoen bookkeeper for the AHh
land Creamery during tho pant few
years." Mr McCallen is the owner of
the Ashland Creamery. Their many
friends extend to thorn wluhes for a
happy future
Professor DuBach of O. A. C., called
lit the chamber of commerce rooms
Thursday on his way to Oakland, Cal.,
where he will deliver a torlea of lec
tures. -
Colonol Thomson, superintendent
of Crnter Iako national park, will be
the speaker at one of tho chamber of
commerce forum luncheons thut will
be glvn In January.
Mr.) and Mrs. Maurlco Jalo nre In
Ashland visiting friends and relatives
during the ChrlHtmas vacation.
C. E. MucColllster who has boon
working in southern California, is
hore for a fow days visit with his
family on Granite street. 1
Hubert Prescott who has been at
tending tho University of Oregon, is
homorfor tho Christmas vacation.
Q. A. Briscoe, superintendent of tho
Ashland public schools and Mrs. J. K.
McWUliamn, principal of tho Belle
view pchool, are among those from
Ashland who aro attending the meet
ing of the Oregon State Teachers as
sociation that Is mooting In Portland
at thet prosent time. Mr. Briscoe will
also visit his son L. 10. Briscoe, whilo
in Portland.
Mrs. Solma Gray and Miss Ruth
Osmund loft Monday evening for
Oakland. Mrs. Gray will visit her
parents thore and Miss Osmund will
spend a week with ltov. Callahan, for
mer ( pastor of tho PrcHhytcrlan
church, and family. Mrs. C. II. Plorco
and Mrs. Kmma Murphy will leavo
Saturday night for Han Francisco
where they wlll- spend a wook and
then'thoy will return with Mius Os
mund and Mrs. Gray.
. John l' Uocho of San Diego, for
merly, an. Ashland resident, arrived in
Ashland Wednesday whoro ho will
spend a few days on buslnoss.
Only a few more days left
to get in on our Special Dis
count Sale,, which closes De
cember 31st, 1923.
So it you want to take ad
vantage of this sale you will
have to hurry.
' ? ... Value For
Fleeced lined Union
SuitU ,?2,05 $2.19
Wool, Sox .60 .45
Blankets, all wool 6.40 4.35
Blankets, all wool 7.00 5.45
Blankets,' all wool 8.40 6.65
Blankets, all wool 14.00 12.15
Leather Vest 12.50 10.85
Lcathor Vest 7.25 6.45
Jhcrkins 7.95 6.95
LeaUjop" Aviator
Coats 2Q.00 17.50
Mackinaws, Bhoepskin
lined .........15.00 12.60
Heavy Cotton Under
Bhirts .79 .50
Heavy Cotton Drawers .79 .50
Wool Brooches 5.25 4.95
English Officers Shirts 4.75 4.25
Officers; Shirts 4.50 3.95
Mail orders promptly filled at
above prices 'till December 31.
No refund or exchange during
sale. V -
United ArmyStores
32 8q. Central Ave . Wedfprtf. Ore
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Ed Flackus and wire nre visiting
friends and relatives in Ashland dur
ing the Christinas holidays.
Mrs. Kay Ilargrave from Honan,
Montana, who has been vlMtlng at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. William Myers,
left Thursday for Vullojo, Calif.,
where she will visit her sistfr.
Donald Wn liter of Astoria Is visit
ing his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. II.
Walker during tho Christmas holi
days. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fry of Astoria,
aro visiting nt tho homo of Mrs. Fry's
sister, Mrs. Howard Hobo.
Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Warren o
Oakland, Calif., are visiting T. A.
Culhcrtson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark aro vJsit,
ing Mrs, Clary's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
W. O, Hale of Mountain avenuo.
Leith Abbott of Long View, Wash.,
is homo for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler spent Christ
mas with Judge and Mrs, Pollock of
Grants Pass.
Dr. Hawyor Journeyed to Klamath
Falls Monday, to spend Chrlstmus
there with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mnrs and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mars spent
Christmas day with Mrs. Paul Mars'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schuuffer of
Medford.
John McMlchael and family of
Tenet, Ore., spent Christmas with
frionds'and relatives in Ashland.
Jjea C Port and family spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Pcachcy
of Lincoln street.
s T, D, Thomas of Phoenix,' Ore., was
In Ashland Thursday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Channcll Is helping at McGee's
dry goods store at the present time, in
the absonco of one of the regular
clerks.
' Miss Bertha Dorall, clerk In Mc
Gee's dry goods store, spent Christ
mas with her grandmother, Mrs. Cald
well, in Rogue Hivor.
Telegrams from Senators McNary
and Htanflold to the secretary of the
chamber of commerce, state that
every effort is being made to retain
Bert J3.lIu.noy as a member of tho
shipping board.
Jack Hrady, who Is attending O. A.
C, has been appointod representative
of the Ashland chamber of commerce,
at that placo.
Frank Dougherty and wifo loft
Wednesday evening for their home in
Dunsmuir. They spont Christmas
with .Mr. Dougherty's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Dougherty on Oak
street.
Meado Iloovor of San, Francisco Is
Visiting with his sister, Mrs. N. 11.
Harrison for a few days.
TREE WELL ATTENDED
WILLOW HPIEINOS, Doe. 28. Tho
Comnumliy Christmas entortainment
and tree held at the schoolhouso last
SaLurday evening was well attended
and very enjoyable
Mr, and Mrs. it. C. Rrophy of Chllo
quin, are spending tho Christmas holi
days with Mrs. Urophy'a purents, at
the Crossing Ranch.
Mrs. Roy Nichols' brother, Nathan
Grishnm and family, and her sister,
Mrs. Adrian Thompson 'and Mr,
Thompson and Mr. ThumpBoti aro
hero from Wood for tho holidays. All
of tho rolatlvos enjoyed ChrlHtmas
Day at tho Giishum homo in Contra)
Point.
Tho W. K. Parker homo was tho
scene of a delightful Christmas gattv
orlng. As usual on Christmas day
they entertained tho following Kuests
at dinner mid supper: Tho Hulen,
lllrkholz, iJonuuy and Iu Ruqtio fam
ilies. Tho h. H. Clark and Herbert
Harris families Joined tho party In
tho evening and all enjoyed cards and
dancing.
Mrs. Snm Anderson has boon qulto
HI for some time, but was ablo to bo
up on Christinas day.
Mr.' and Mrs. W. H. Harris had as
guoHts for Christmas dinner, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Herbert Clarke nnd son, Mr, and
Mrs. Reed Glace, lOniest Harris from
Medford and Kussel nnd Herbert
Harris who uro homo from O. A. C
oi their Christmas vacation,
. Mrs. Ctydo Richmond remembered
her many friends hero with Christ
mas cards, written from Los Angolqs,
whore sho nnd her Blnter, Mrs. Wood,
are visiting friends and enjoying tho
sunshine of southern California,
Mrs. W. K. Parker and dnughtors
motored to Grants PaHS Wednesday
and spent tho day with Mrs. Parker's
mother, vMrs. Alvcrson.
ASPIRIN
Say ''Bayer"-Genuine!
Gonuino "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin'
hivo been proved nst'e by million nnd
ircrriled by pliyiiiriuti ovit twenty
three years for Colds ami crippo misery.
Handy boxvs of twelve taUetd coat onf
few cents at any drug store. Each park'
ago contain proven direction a for lhh
and telln how to prepare nn Anpirii
arylc (or evro, tlifvut- l4 tvusiliti
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REV. M. M.REID OF
TALENT METHODIST
TAM3NT, Oro:. Dnc 2!.-nov. M.
M. Reld delivered his farewell ser
mon Kun day morning. Ho is leaving
for Portland so ha may bo near his
mother who Is in very poor health.
A farewell reception was tendered to
Dr. Reed and his wifo by tho members
of tho M, K. church Christmas eve.
Mr. Donham has disposed of his
property at Medford and will make
his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Louis Drown of Talent.
Christmas eve a program was given
at the M. 10. church under tho aus
pices of the Sunday school to a packed
house. At the conclusion Santa Claus
arrived and distributed gifts, of
oranges, pop-corn balls and sacks of
candy and nuts to tho children and
grown-ups.
Prof, and Mrs. G. W. Milam of
Medford were Talent callers Christ
mas (ny.
Mrs. K. E. Evans has Just received
word of tho death of her father, If.
Ward Noble, which occurred in Tam
pa, Florida the Ifith whore he was
spending tho winter.
The student body of Talent high
schooj gave an entertainment Wed
nesday evening, Doc. ID, for the bono
flt of tho Athletic association at which
about $40 was raised Music was fur
nished by Girls Gloo club. Two plays
wore given under the directlon-of tho
English teacher, Mrs. Lucy Wedding,
and much 'credit Is due her for the
success of tho entertainment. Huelah
Rurnette, Anna Evans, Ruth Barman,
Madge Hack lor, Elizabeth Brown and
Ruth Edmundson each took a part in
'Hix Cups of Chocolate," and tho cast
in "A Christmas Chime" consisted of
Elvis Cochran, Gladys Barton, Imo
gen Arant, and Vern Hpelrs. Those
young people all did fine.
MIbs Luclle Holdridgo who is a stu
dont nt O, A. C. is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holdridgo during
thp holidays. Hhe expects to return
New Year's day. 1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lacoy and baby
of Murphy, spont Chrlstmus with Mrs.
Lacey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Hackler.
Tho tonchors of tho Talent schools
nro spending their vacations nut of
town, Mrs. Lucy Wedding at Portland
and Hoppnor; Missos Blanche and
Ina Hubbs at Silvcrtnn; Miss Alia
Edmiston at Khorwood; Miss Edith
Kubll on tho Applogato, nnd Mls.s
Marion Sabin at Grants Pass.
Miss Ruth Hut'ltlor who Is a sopho
more at tho Wlllamotto university, is
spondlng tho holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hackler.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Carter enter
tained Christmas with a dinner party
in tho evening. About 30 relatives
were present.
Mrs. V. C. Cleveland of Newport,
Wash., and her Ron Glen of tho navy
service, aro holiday guests of Mrs.
Lester Nowbry.
Dr. M. M. Rold and wifo were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Evans Christmns ovoning.
Principal G. W. Milam of Applogato
called on Mr. Evans Christians day.
School closed Deo. 21 for a two
wooks vacation. All of tho lower
grades participated in programs tho
last day.
The 7th and 8th g ra d es ga vo a
party In tho basement gym nnd dining
room Thursday ovoning, Dec. 20th.
Tho ovoning was spent in games, a
program and a Christmas troo with a
real Hanta Claus. Tho dining room
was vory appropriately decorated for
tho occasion. Delicious refreshments
wero served.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barnes of
Phoonix wero Christmas callers on
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans.
Mrs. If. C. BaiiKhman and daughter
Dorothy of Medford, woro cullers on
Mrs. Louis Brown Christmas.
Rev. Ralph Bowman and wifo of
Canyonvlllo aro spending tho Christ
mas holidays with Mr. Bowman's
parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Vogoll and daughter
Calllo spent Christmas In Modford
with relatives.
Mrs. Goo. Estes hns returned from
nn extended visit with rolatlvos nt t$in
Joso. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Ttlpnr of Rose
burg and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Mclntyre
of Grants Pass spont Christmas with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Long.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Perry Wells, and
Dr. nnd Mrs. Ijind of Klamath Falls,
stopped at tho Rowitis- ranch Satur
day. They wero on routo to Port
land whero they spent Christmas
with Mm. Wells mother nnd Mr.
Wells attended tho state teachers' as
sociation. '
Mm. James Korshaw visited hor
mother, who Uvea near Medford, last
Saturday.
Mr. William Franklin spent Sun
day at his homo' In Phoenix.
Mr. G. W. Jacobs and Mr. Clark of
Gobi Hill visit od Frank Norton on
Sunday and Inspected his mine.
Ted Striker, who is at prosent living
In Grants Pass, visited Harris Porter
Sunday. Tho Striker family, who
used to live on tho Gray place, are
now residing at Crcswoll, Oregon.
Mr. Frank Norton was a dinner
guest at ItoxalU ranch Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gray and
family wei guests of Mr. and (Mrs.
King of Ashland Christmas dsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith of Med
ford wero visiting at the D. 1. Hlcad
honu Christians evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Stratum spent Christ
mas with relatives In Rogue River.
Mrs. J. M. Hosmer and Mrs. Bell
Fnrmcr spent the day at Rotnlls
ranch Wednesday.
The fallowing, persons from this
vicinity were shopping In Grants Pass
last saturdav;- Mrs, M.-W. Jacobs
COOLIDGE'S. MANAGER -IN.. THE
I PRESIDENTIAL RACE
President Cool id go s hat Is officially
iu mo nog for mo fonuconung contest
for the republican presidential nom
ination. William M. Butler, above, the
Massachusetts member of the repub
lican national committee and a Cool
ldgo friend of many years's standing,
will act as the president's personal
representative in the contest, accord
ing to an announcement made U
Washington by Frank W. Stearns for
many years 'the close friend and po
litical advisor of the proHident. '
and MIbs Nolllo Jacobs, Messrs. Wil
liam Franklin ami Hair's Porter. I
- Mrs. Edith L. 1'ortor was called to
Griffin creek Monday, Mvhcro slio 1
will spend an Indefinite period.
AT REESE CREEK
MUCH ENJOYED
U10US10 CmUOK, Dec. 27. Tho
rtfcsu Creek school, taught by F. H.
Johnson, Jr., fgavo an entortainment
and Christmas troo Saturday evening
with a treat for everyone. Tho doco
ralions c(c wry nicely arranged,
everything suggesting Christmas. A
largo crowd was In attendance to en
Joy tho festivities. Tho following
took part In the program: Itcclta
tlnns wero given by Freya Iiyan,
Hilda Hyun, ..Mary yjacks, livolyn
Jacks, Morris.yacks, Mildred Bel
lows and Vivian Hannnford. Esther
1-Iannaford sang "iloly Night" with
Kev. Davidson ' accompanying at tho
organ. Tho cast of characters for tho
Christmas playf '
Grandfather Colo ....Ttonnio Bellows
Fred and Ada, grandchildren . . . . .
'.; Tony nnd Donna Daly
Lemuel Denke, a farmor ........
Frank l'ottygrow
Illnib. the butler John Clarno
Sally Evuns, old mold
Esther HannaEord
Kate, her maid , .Velva Evans
Mrs. Hale, housekeeper
Ituth Hannnford
Mrs. Ames, solicitor . . . Hertha Clarno
Mr. Johnson, tho teacher, went
home to spend his Christmas vaca
tion. There was qulto a number nt Sun
day school. After .Sunday school, ltov.
John Htlllo proached on what the;
bible teaches about prayer. Mr. i
Stlllo will preach each Sunday after
tho Sunday school. j
Will Merrltt and family took
Christmas dinner with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Castor nnd
children, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mnni
mel, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Courtney, Mr.
Marshall M inter nnd tho Misses Mlna
and Myrtio M inter spont Christmas at
tho homo of their sister, Mrs. T, E.
Beaulleu of Talent.
Androw Tucker has Just returned
from San Francisco, whora ho has
been employed nt his trade, the tail
oring business.
Mr. W. H. Crnndnll nnd family
drovo to Medford Sunday afternoon
to visit his llttlo son, Edwin, who is
In tho hospital. Ho is very slowly
Improving.
Mrs. Bert Clarno Is Improving also.
She Is able to help with tho work.
Mrs. M. S. Wood, who Is nt her
granddaughter's, Mrs. Dick Johnson's,
Is nhlo to sit up nil day.
Mr. K. Lucnly has built a portnblo
house on the llyan land for his sheep
herder.
President Qualifies In H. Dakota.
PIERRE. S. D.. Dec. 28. Tho sign
ed nccoptanco of President Coolldgo
as a majority republican candidate. in
the stato primary election campaign
whs filed with tho Hocretary of- stato
today. Tho declaration said. "I, Cal
vin Coolldgc. do hereby declare that
if nominated and elected, I wilt qual
ify." Little Mother Happy Again
"For thp pnat nlno yenra I havo
heen very much distressed with bloat
ing nnd stomach troublo due to con
stipation nince I was n child. No
medicine Rave me more than tempo
rary relief. I (rot so bad I was afraid
1 would have to leave my three little
children. Hut since taking a course
of Mayr's Wonderful liemedy two
years RKo, I havo been entirely well;
no constlpntion or other trouble." It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes tho catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract nnd allays the In
flammation which causes practicully
all stomach, liver nnd intestinal ail
ments. Including nppendicltts. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Sold by all druggists. Adv.
Sams valley has
SAMS VALLEY, , pec.,. : tji Tho
Christmas entertainment "given by
the school Friday evening was well
attended and muny of 'the numbers
given wero highly complimented by the
audience.
After tho program was rendered, a
beautiful tree was lighted; and Santa
appeared to deliver the school child
ren's gifts and candles after which
the entire audience was generously
treated to candy and nuts.
Tho entertainment was tho closing
of school for the holidays until Jan
uary 2. .
Mrs. W. F. DcFord and sons Merle
and Fred of Ashland visited a few
days last week with Mrs. DeFord's
daughter, Mrs. O. H. Treshara. Mrs.
DeFord was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Hughes and lit
tle daughter Lydla. of Portland. The
party left Sunday for Portland, whore
Mrs. DeFord and children will visit
her daughter and other relatives until
after the holidays.
' H. I. Pclton left last week for San
Francisco, where he will join his wife
and daughter, to spend the holidays.
Mr. Pelton will probably remain In
California until the opening of spring,
A Mr. Miller of the Coos Bay Lum
ber company of Powers was Interview
ing our fanners laBt week In search of
fat stock. A car load of hogs at a
very good price was purchased from
G, 11. Johnson and a car load of cattle
was gathered up around the Central
Point district,- principally from the
Mayfleld brothers. Mr. Miller pur
chnsed this stock for slaughtering
purposes to. be consumed among the
lumbering crews.
These are the sort of buyers our
farmors like to moet. The man who
seeks to buy at our door is preferable
to tho buyor, who nt a distant ship
ping point waits till our produce
reaches him and thon grades us down
'till between him and tho railroads
tho farmer has very little loft for his
labor and exponse in producing a
marketable product.
Mr. nnd Mrs. West wero Joined by
their son and daughter, rrnm California
to spend tho winter holidays.
Grandpa Hoist, who has suffered
from liver' trouble for some time is
now able to bo Out ngaln. '
Those of us who had fed our
chickens nnd turkeys foj', tho holiday
market wore qulto discouraged to
find tho market very low. or this sea
son. Eggs wero also found to have
suddenly dropped considerably within
the Inst few days before Christmas
until they were lower tit this season
than has hoen lnown for many years.
John Hoist and family loft Satur
day for Portland to remain until after
tho holidays.
Miss Fuller left Saturday for her
homo at Dallas, not to return until
the ro-openlng of school.
Since tho coyotos have been so
friendly and tho farmers have beon
unable to do any farming they have
had several coyote hunts. Tho dogs
hnve run good and the VHrmlnts seem
plentiful. Sunday Otto Tresham kill
ed n largo, vory fat animal. Many
moro runs nro plaunod for tho win
tor. ;., ,' .
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T.nv.S PTU'.CINe-,. Dec. 27. Last
week I mado mention of-L: E. Hughes
of Kern Valley, and his friend, a Mr.
PHEST COLDS
' Apply over throat and ebast
cover with hot nannoi cloth.
Wong Pon
Chinese.
Medicine
For Treatment
of Acnte and
C h r o n I o Dis
eases of Men
and Women.
Cancer and tumor treated. In
fluents, kidney, bladder and stom
ach tioubles, fits, hernia, rupture,
colds, femnlo troubles, paralysis,
fever," pneumonia,, asthma and
throat troubles, rheumatism,
amenorrhoea.
Olflco Hours: $ a. m. to 8 p. m.
Consultation Free
!1 South Front St., Medford, Ore.
J. D. Eldon, who is here from the
east, going out. bear hunting. When
they left homo they said they would
bring In a bear If they had to come
in uhead of one. Well, they must
have como In ahead, for bruin fol
lowed them to the valley and on
Christmas eve stopped at A. S. Furry'B
placo and In his own bear language
asked for Fern vnlley and the Hughes
ranch. Furry's dog gave tho bear a
pointer, and ho headed for tho oil
well.
Mr. Eldon and family wore spend
ing Christmas day, at tho Hughes
ranch and as soon as It was known
that the bear had been seen In thei
Furry field, the phones began calling i
U..(,l,Aa A o finnn na tVin men found!
out It was not.a Joke they got their
guns and hurried to Bear creek and
began beating thfe brush for the big
game. At last report fchey had not
captured the big game.
Lcm Hughes' Bear Hunt.
Lem nnd his dog went down the road,
Last evening Just at dark.
His dog stopped short, looked angry,
And then began to bark.
"Go on Trip," Lem shouted:
"There can't bo nothing there."
When all at once Lem spied
An ugly old black bear.
He Rat up on his haunches.
And O! ho looked so big,
Lem knew he was looking
For a nice fat little pig.
"You watch him Trip," Lem shouted,
And started on tho run;
In a Jiffy he was back,
Ho had his old shot gun.
Bruin didn't seem to notlco
That Trip or Lem was near,
While Lem was too excited to
See how tame he did appear.
Lorn just took aim and fired,
And over bruin went,
Then Trip he howled. Lorn shouted;
Thus to their Joy gave vent.
When up camo Lem'B new neighbor
Looking, looking overywhero
Said his man had Just loosed
Ills llttlo son's pot bear.
Next time when Lem goes hunting;
Like Roosevelt for big gamo,
I'll bet he keeps it in his mind
To soo if tlfey are tarno.
Mr. and Mrs. Dopp and Mr. Bean
of; north phoenix, spent Xmns with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lockwood of tho
White Wing Poultry farm. A boun
teous Turkey dinner "was enjoyed by
all.
.James Allen of North Talent was a
guest at the pleasant home, of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Roberts of Phoenix.
Mr, and Mrs. A, S. Furry and, Lloyd
Colver and , wife, and children spent.
Xmas at the pleasant home of Mr. and
-Mrs. C. Cato of Medford.
' Pyron Carey, brother of C. Carey,
and hlH nephew, lrvln Thbnipson of
Comas Valley, .Oregon, motored, up to
spend the holidays with Kehitlves in
Medford nnd Talent. Mrs. T. T.
Simpson is lrvln Thompsons mother.
A family reunion was held at tho
homo of firs. Noah Candler.
Lloyd. Colver and family have
moved into their new homo just com
pleted a block south of their former
resldenceM Tho new home Is ono of
the many very attractive new homes
boing built along the highway. It Is
new in design and groatly admired.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. High of Talent
spent Christmas with their daughter.
Mr. A. E. Evans of O rants Pass. They
motored down in their new Ford. '
' With Medford trade Is Medford mail
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With Auto Insurance and
Genuine Weed Tire Chains
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF GENU
INE WEED CHAINS AT UNHEARD
OF PRICES
Limited to the following sizes: .
Size 30x3 . Saturday only ..... . .$4.49
Sixe 32x4. Saturday only . $4.99
Size 34x41. Saturday only $5.99
Size 35x5. Saturday only ....... .$7.29
CROSS CHAINS, ALL SIZES
Size 3. Saturday only . . . . . . 6c
' Size 4. , Saturday only 7c
Size4. Saturday only 8c
Size 5. Saturday only ...... . . .... 10c
. t i -.. . ... .
THE ABOVE PRICES TO BE IN
EFFECT
Saturday Only
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
FOR BUTTE FALLS
TO BE SELECTED
IIUTTE FALLS, Deo. 28. An ex
amination .of candidates for tho post
office at Butte Falls will be held at
Medford, January 19. So far we have
only heard of one candidate. A truck
load of mail arrived on Monday last.
Mrs. Cadzon has come home for tho
Christmas holidays. She is, well
pleased with Ashland.
Ernest Smith' nnd wifo were homo
on a visit.
' Christmas celebration was held at
the school house on Thursday ovon- ,
Ing, the 20th. It was largely attend- j
ed, when the school adjourned until
after New Tears.. ' . , "'
W. Ray Parker is home on a visit.
He Is principal of the school at Per- '
rydale, Polk county. There are three
other teachers, and he is making n
success of the school.
Chrlstnyis cards remind us of the
friends of old time who never forget
us.
Christmas has come and gone and
Eutto. Falls Is still on top. For tho
most port our citizens are peaceful
and orderly, but occasionally a few,
presumably from tho outside, make
things lively. Your correspondent
was too fast asleep to notice what was
reported as a chivarl, but most likely
some of tho sheriff's birds had gotten
out of tho cage and could not contain
themselves.
However, what Is more In point tho
new Dew Drop Inn was overflowing
with guests, who demolished a roost
turkey. Others doubtless celebrated
In like fashion.
Our worthy citizen, Mr. John Clark,
is confined to the hospitnl as tho re
sult of an nccidont In the woods. Wb
noticed for the first time that Elmer
tloef has so far improved as to walk
without crutch or stick. ,
J. P. Hughes Is out on tho street
again after a severe sickness.
Mrs. Lowo, tho wife of our prin
cipal, was called home to the bedsldo
of her father some two weeks ago,
who hns since passed away. ' '
Mrs. N. B. Stoddard is expected
homo soon after New Years, ,. She has
a large circle of friends who will givo
her a hearty welcome.. .
Remarkable new treatment stop '
Rheumatism or Neurit! In any
form. Very wor.t eates i jlieved at .
enee. Thousands of ourat reported.
No need for anyone to suffer. Aak.
ny druggist for "Allen's Rheu
metio Treatment," in Tablet Form,
Price 11 per box. All druggiets
carry it. Hert M. Allen Labor
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