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MEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY, .TUNE 3, . 1925
,v cftke Los Angeles-
5W? 22-2 f
Vofcmite
hails its kings of miles
T pays to get the
miles wi of "Red
Crown" that the
Standard Oil Com
pany's years of gas
oline making expep
ience have pwt in it.
lSPivze more theyVe
passing 'round mileage
crowns and tfas-saver's
trophies for the economy run classic oP
the year the Los Angeles-Yosemite Eco
nomy Run. .
tfSOnce more "Red Crown" was the gaso
line unanimously chosen and reputa
tions confidently staked on its MILES.
ftThe Standard Oil Company crowds
miles into 'Red Crown", and the records
made yrove it.1 The secret that the
expert knows is getting the miles out.
And it's as simple as a b-c. In a nut
' shell it's kind of driving condition
oi car Kino oi sasoiine
: J. . C.V .,
fcS, If you'd like to increase your mileage, just
note that for the biggest event of its kind in the
Westthqy have chosenlied Crown exclusively for
nine consecutive years! It'll pay you to follow suit
to'buy miles" to start with buy "Red Crown
Start your own econoury run today from any
"Red Crown red, white and blue pump the best
. buy in town by MILES. As ss
1Q2 MILEAGE RECORDS
( Here are the miles tfi&iot
out of Red Crown. .
Buy miles and increase your mileage)
C""" I Car D,vr Gallon
Swoep-
m-ilica liollln .1. Um.unl 27.43
1A Hollln J. Ilozziuil 2T.43
2A Onklnnil Smlun . NVvlllo 22.86
3A Itoamor . k. Turkinston 23.23
4A , Gardner riroiiKhnm A. H. lowers 17,78
EA Stoarna Knltllit S'd'n II. Trerlce 16.48
CCurd Oakland Sedan 11. Xnvlllo 22Sfi
buv mile
fie test m tOid)ihy miles
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ROGUE RIVER
PAYS
LAST TRIBUTE TO
BELOVED CITIZEN
Hy Si MS. K, W. SCOTT
improved at pri'Kunt writing. -
A1. H. Watkins vn sick for a few
days the first of the week. Mrs.
James Vestal, who has been attend
ing the O. A. C. taking a post graduate
course, is visiting at Mr. S. Vestals,
awaiting the arrival of her husband
from California.
John Clarno,, Bertha Clarno, Carls
Tabor passed the eight grade examina
tion, they attended the graduating ex
ercises in Ashland Friday.
Mrs. Thurston, who is now living in
Jacksonville has been employed to
nnmri;: iuvrii Jimn a filonm ieaL'no 100 primary grades, laugni ny
was cast over the entire community Mrs- Stanley during the past winter.
Friday when it becanfe known that Botn teachers gave good satisfaction
Joe liurkhart had passed away that I(l8t winter. We were sorry to lose
morning at 4 o'clock. Joe has been Mr- Stanley, but she desired to toach
ftir nVff (hi- mnnth imH hi iiume in r.ugie x'oim. Jiiss uren,
friends had been hoping he would re
gain his health, although It looked
doubtful. Kverythlng was done for
Ibis comfort that medh-al aid and lov
ing hands could do. He was born In
Kogue Klver March 27
.10 vpiu'h 2 innnthw. 'I rlnvft of litre at
the time of his death. Joe has spent Pacnea at tne scnool house in me ai-
his entire life here and the large ternoon, while not a large audience,
crowd that attended his funeral and yet verv attentive while some had to
the many beautiful flowers expressed leave after Sunday school, yet there
the friendship everyone bore for him. ,was several others who come for the
In 11(21 he was married to Miss Bes- Preaching service. Kev. Dyers preach-
sle eHnman nnd to this union was born cd on "what Saith the Word.". He
one (laughter. Hetty Jean, who with read rom Calatians 1:8-0. Rev. and
the wife, survive. He Is also survived Mra- nvers aml daughter sang some
by hiB father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. special songs. They are all good
Mirtln liurkhart. one sister. Mrs. singers and it is a pleasure to hear
m- - J-, , .;-v.. - 9 - - - "
yho taught In the grades, expects to
be back ut Reese Creek the coming
term. She is at home now conval
esing from a severe illness. The school
board held a meeting at the school
and was "se vveanesaay night or, hub weeK.
jast Hunuay Rev. A, L,. wyers
Clyde Calbreath, one brother. Claude
A., and his grandfather and grand
mother liurkhart, all of Rogue River;
also his brother William, of Texas.
The funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon a the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Clra yand Rev Wilson officiating.
Interment in the Rogue River ceme
tery, Mr. Hurkhart was a mebber of
the Woodvllle I.odgo I. O. O. F. No.
217, also Live Oak Rebekah lodge No.
L'18. The Odd FeJIows had charge of
the services at the grave
them, Sunday school next Rundny as
usual. Subject: 'Peter's Broadening
Vision." Memory verse: Of a truth I
perceive that Ood is no respector of
persons. Acts 10:34.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
The Foots Creek school closed Fri-
The friends day for the summer vacation. A splen-
extend their sympathy to the relatives
In this, their hour of sorrow.
Mr. Krnest Jacohson and family left
Tuesday for Klamath Falls. Mr. Ja
cohson will return Friday for their
household goods, tl Is with regret the school year
ijeonle of Rogue River see this family llott. David
movo from our midst. Mr. Jacobson
has taught In our schools for a num
ber of years nnd has endeared him
self to this young folks here.
Mrs. Jessie Rheppard of Yreka, Cal.,
Is spending a few days visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James . Martin of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Earhart and
Miss Arlene left Sunday morn(ng by
auto for Dallas to attend the State
did program was given by the child
ren, after which a picnic dinner was
the order of the day. There were five
pupils who received certificates for be
ing neither absent or tardy during the
They were, Donald Kl
Budseyo, Marjory Crist,
Lord Chllders and Mary Anna Huns
ley.' ';
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Lance of Foots
Creek have gono to Ashland for the
summer.
Mr. and Mm. Lynn W. Smith of
Medford were visitors nt the Kozalla
Ranch on Sunday.
Mr. Emmet Crist of the El Oro
ranch had the misfortune while work-
ng on the hny fork at the top of the
Orange. They nlso expect to spend a barn, to slip and fall to the lower floor,
faw days visiting .in Portland before breaking a bone In his jaw and
they return. spraining one ankle quite badly. Ho
Heed Tarter Is on the sick list this will be unable to work for several
week. His friends hope he will soon days.
recover. t Miss Aletha Cray closed a very suc-
Live Ook Rebekah lodge held a very cesful term of school in the Snms
interesting meeting Thursday night. A Valley district last Fridny. Miss Gray
new member wns added to their num- will attend summer school nt Ashland
ber nnd new officers were elected for and then will enter' Monmputh normal
the new term. At the close of the school this fall. 1
meeting the committee served dell- M's. Maude Champlin wns a guest
clnus refreshments of strnwberrles, of Mrs. Paul McOuat on Wednesday.
cream and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Scott of North
Bend is spodlng a few days in Rogue
River at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin liurkhart.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Senmnn of Med
ford nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Rose (Jny -and children, who
have been In Ashland for several
weeks, returned to their home In
Riverside the last of the week.
Miss Jane McOuat of Medford is
spending n few days with her pnrentH,
Mr. and Mrs. Pati.f McOuat of Rlvcr-
Miichls of Talent were here Sunday side.
Thomnp Mooney,' who has been stay
ing with his aunt,'' Mrs. Howard lAte,
for the past year.'' left for Minnesota
last week, to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George King of the
Willow ' Springs district were guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cliarles Wahl Sunday.
Miss Hodges of Oakland, Cal., nelce
of Mrs. Rose Gav, Is spending the
Mrs. Beatrice Jones, Mrs. Maude
Champlin and Elliott Butler were
shopping In Medford Thursday.
Mrs. G. W, Matthews and daughter.
Daphne were shopping in Rogue
River Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elliott were
shopping In Rogue River Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elliott were in
Grants Pass Monday evening.
F. L. Champlin was a business vis
itor in Medford Monday.
REESE CREEK R1PLETS
The rain tho last few days, was a
blessing and help to vegetation, but
there were so ninny that hod hay
down that got wet. Some has not been
damaged much us yet. The road work
iwth the teams has been held up on
nceount of the rain. Mr. Newboldd of
Nfc'dford came out Sunday, expecting
to work on the rond Monday, but the
rain prevented.
Miss Murphy nnd Mrs. Garretson.
missionaries from Los Angeles, aCll
fornln, friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cum
mliiKS. vited them over Sunday aim
attended Sunday school.
Molvin Vestal Is working for Mr.
Hummel for a few d;ivn.
Mrs. Newbeld of Medford visited nt
Mr. Vestal's :nduy; hImi Mrs. C. M.
Bellows. O
Mrs. Frank Castor has been quite
sick the luat week, and Is not much
lo nttend th funeral of Joe Burkbart.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter, old time reel
dents of Rogue River nre paying a vis.
U to friends here. They are en route
to North Dakota from their home In
Los Angeles.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cook of Gold Hill
were pleasant visitors at Rebekah
lodge Thursday ninht.
A Jackson County Grange picnic Is summer at the Romlis ranch.
to be held Sunday, June 7. at the En
terprise Orange hall In WItner. Each
family Is to bring its lunch nnd din
ner will be nt 12 o'clock sharp, ns the
afternoon is to be devoted to talks and
suggestions on how to better the
granges to promote better meetings.
All granges should try to be present
and get better acqunlnted.
Earl Scott was nt ,Grants Pass Tues
day making final proof on his home
stead on Kvnns Creek. Jnuicw Wiley
and William Beach were his witnesses.
Mr. Ernest JacobFon and small pon
were nt Medford Monday. The little
boy Is having trouble with one of his
legs and the doctor at Medford is
afraid he will have lo spend the sum
mer in a hospital where he can have
medical core.
Mrs. Strieker, who has been in the
Waldorf Hotel here fore over a year,
expects to lenve soon. Miss :bery
Booker will take over the hotel again
for the summer.
LlveOak Grange No. 6E5, will meet
in their hall Saturday night nnd nil
members should try nnd be present.
Visiting grangers always welcome.
J. L. Julian, who has been real III
for pome time, returne dto Kin math
county wit hhls son, and will take a
rest In hopes of further benefitting his
health.
Tho manual training clnss of the
school has had their work on exhibit
at Fred O'Kelley's store and much
credit Is due the hoys ns this Is their
first year In this line of work. Credit
should also be given their teacher, Mr.
Jncobson.
Jim Hart or, Iou Conwny. Wnldo
and Tom Brlttlsnn . nnd family were
over Sunday from Swede Basin to at
tend the funeral of their friend, Joe
Rurkhart.
Rev. Grny was renewing his friend
ship with Rogue River people Sunday,
having been called back here to offi
ciate nt Joe Burkhart's funeral. Mr.
Orny Is now located at Butte Falls.
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June Clearance Saleo
Women's Readyrto-Wear Gaif mnta
At Mann's All Day Saturday
100 New Voile.
100 New Silk
Dresses in plain
colors and
printed crepes
up to $25.00
values,
Saturday, each
$14.95
and Striped ,
Broadcloth .
Dresses, beauti
ful styles and
colors, up to
$9.00 values, on
sale Saturday,
each
$3.95
20 Per Cent Off on All Irene Castle, Peggy Paige and
Miss Manhattan Dresses for One Day
25 New Silk and Wool
Dresses, sold regularly
up to $18.00. Satur-
dar $10.00
each
25 New Flannel Dresses
in plain and stripes;
$25.00 values.' Satur-
tUV $19.95
each
50 Wonderful new mod
els in plain and figured
Silk Dresses that sold
up to $35.00. On sale
$22.50
Every Spring Coat Must Be Sold
$20.00 Coats $12.50 :
10 New Spring Coats, made of all
wool materials, good styles and
colors; up to $20.00 values. Sat-
$12.50
each ,..
$25 Coats $18
20 Beautiful New Spring
Coats; all wonderful
styles; reaj $25.00 values.
Silt,,r $18.00
day
25 Per Cent Off on All Other Spring Coats
Women 's' Blouses made of fine
Irish Handkerchief Linen;
$9.00 values. $4.50
Saturday, each ......
Millinery
Clearance Sale
25 New Spring Hats; . good
shapes and colors; sold all sea
son up to $12.50. ' On sale
Sv!!::.::.i......i$5.00
Trimmed Hats that sold up
to $12.50, on sale flj7 CQ
Saturday, each P
Trimmed Hats that sold up to
$20 00 on .ale $14.95
Saturday, eaeh..M'
'207o off on all Madge Evans
Hats.
Beautiful New Meadowbrook
Hats, just in. priced from
$10.00 to $15.00
Toilet Articles
Cream;
85c
Ingram's Wilkweed
regular price $1.00.
On sale Saturdav
French Perfumes in Flacon
ettes; 09c value. AQr
Saturday ,'.."S7
W o m en's Lisle
Sport II o s e, in
brown, g r e y and
beige, on sale Sat
urday, pair 69 .
Women's C h i ffon
Silk Hose in all the
new shades; a very
Rayon Silk Slips, all good col
ors -and sizes; $5.00 values.
Saturday, $2.95
each ,
Saturday Sale of
Hosiery, Underwear,
Corsets and Notions
"IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT
MANN'S"
"Dove" Costume Slips in a very good grade
of white muslin, bodice and built-up tops,
lace trimmed; regular price ' 2 CQ
$1.75. On. sale Saturday, each'..
Rayon Silk Vests in all the new shades;
regular price $1.19. On sale Qr
Saturday, each
Nature's Rival Corselettes for misses and
women; regular price $1.25. J" f(
Saturday iP.l.UU
Women's Brassieres in all styles, flesh and
white; regular price 75c. RQ "
Saturday ,..VJV' t;
Hand Made Philippine Gowns and Enve-j;
lope Chemise; regular price fl 1 QO !
$2.25. Saturday, each Wl.VO
Women's "Kayser" Knit Union Suits,
built up and bodice tops; regular price
$1.75. On sale Saturday, t1 OC
suit : v A
Women's "Kayser" Knit Bloomers in pink
and white; regular price 95c. , ftQ
Saturday, pair C
Women's Knit Envelope Chemise, built up
and bodice tops; 89c values.- In
Saturday, eadr
Women's. Fancy Knit Richelieu , Vests in
pink and white. On sale '" jfttS'
Saturday, each
fine qualitv, on sale
Sat., pair."....$2.00
Extra Special
Women's fiber and
silk Hose in all col
ors ; regular price
$1.00. On sale Sat
urday, pair......85(
Mann's Department Store
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Phone 486 487 Medford, Ore.
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