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0 AEL Stocond Section Six Pge Second Section Six Pages Dlty Twentieth Year. Weekly Fifty-third Yea MEDFORD, OK EG ON, FRIDAY, JUNE. 12, 1925 NO. 71 II EMS OF INTEREST FROM 1 HE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY M TElKfJMI LEASE N. P. AT By Mrs. K. V. Rcott. . ROGUE RIVER, Juno 11. Mr. Neldhart and Stelnor of California, hftve loaned the North role mine with the option of buying and have tHo road nil repaired and expect! Boon to have several truckfl hauling out ore to the custom mill here. A crew of 8 or 10 men are at work ndw at the mine. " . W. U. Lamb has aold his auto camp and store Ho O. W. Milium, who. has already taken possession. Mr. Mlllam Is an old school teacher of the Rogue River valley and has a host of friends who wish him suc cess in his new business. We are glad to see Charlie War ren able to be on the streets once more. Prof. Oliver is taking; nls vacation near the Oregon Caves. He will be in charge of the store at the foot of the grade. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Earhart and Miss. Arlene returned Monday from' attending State Orange at Dallas. They also visited Portland before returning. They report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magnuson and Mrs. Earl Scott and son, Richard, visited the Oregon Caves Monday. M. 1. Opdycke, salesman from Weintrout's, was a Rogue River vis itor Tuesday. - Ernest. Jacobson was over Friday from Klamath Falls and returned Saturday with then household goods. Mr. Jacobson will work at the car penter trade there this summer, but will teach again in the winter at Yreka. A Jackson County' Orange picnic was held Sunday at the Enterprise Orange hall in Wimer. A good at tendance from the various granges over the valley were present and a nice day was spent. Much business of interest was talked over during the afternoon. These meetings are very good to hold as it gives all the granges a better idea of the way things should be carried out. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reed of Berk ley, Cal., Is visiting at the home of Mr. Reed's nephew. E. Reed Carter and wife; Mr. and Mrs. Heed are on their way to British Columbia for a trip. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magnuson of Santa Monica Is visiting nt the home of Earl : Scott and family. Mrs. Magnuson Is an old resident of Ash land, having been employed In the Ashland post office for nj years when her father, J. 11. Casey, was postmaster there, and she has a host of friends who are glad to see her again. Mrs. Fred Dingier and Miss Ethel were Portland visitors lately, and were accompanied home ' by Mrs. Dlngler's daughter, Mrs. Wllllum Thompson, who has come here to reside. A very interesting meeting waB hold at the 'Live Oak Orange hall here Saturday night. 'Several visitors from Grants Pass and Wimer were present and " excellent talks were given by Howell, Allen and Calhoun, all of Grants Pass. Mr. Hoagand and his sister expect to leavo soon for the north on ac count of the sister's health which has'"ueen very poorly this winter here. t RIVERSIDE TO E A CLUB MEETING RIVERSIDE, June K. The rogu- jlar business meeting nf the club will be held on Sunday, J une 1 4th at 1 o'clock. A picnic dinner will follow the business meeting. This will be the lust meeting until September ho nil members are requested to be present. F. ,C Elliott of Rivera went tn Salem Tuesday on business. Mrs. Richard Hunstov nnd children and Mrs. Maude Champlin and daughter Pauline were shopping In Met! foul on Friday. Miss Jane McQuat who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and M ih. I 'a ul McQuat returned to Medford Sunday evening. There will be n dance at the club house on Saturday night. June 13th. Dancing will begin at o'clock and close at 12 o'clock. This being under the new -dance hall law. Mrs. G. W. Matthews and Miss Daphne wore shopping in Rogue Hiver Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wahl and Mrs, Roe of Medford and Mrs. Maude Champlin were dinner guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Wahl on Sunday. Mrs. Beatrice Jones and Kill oil 1 Hitler attended the vaudeville show la Medford Tuesday night. Mrs. Effle Birdseye and sons. Glen and David were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i'aul McQuat on Saturduy I nlKht. BE , REMOVED BY JULY 1 ST KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., June 12. The last vestlgo of snow will be re moved from the highways leading to Crater Lako national park during the last week of this month, and tho park will be open and accessible to tourists by July 1, according to announcement today by C G. Thomson, park super intendent. Macadamizing of both the Medford and Klamath entrances to the park will bo started shortly, Mr. Thomson said. 1 Captains of the old East India company's traders shared .heavily 1" voyage profits. .THfrnniTirmimmrniTrrinTmimnrrm; .ItljHiflliJIIiyiJIlllllllliljllUI liMlljIlljiilpqiip III Russell's Score Again With a Big $10 00 Dress Sale on Philippine Hand Made Gowns Anniversary Sale Price $1.95 Hand embroidered in many beautiful designs, hand made seams, hand hemmed, in fact every part of the gowns are hand made on very fine I quality nainsooks. They were made for one of the biggest importers of Philippine underwear and lie made a very big concession to us espec ially for our "Anniversay Sale which will bring $2.50 gowns to you $1 95 tit - $2.50 Gingham Dresses, all Fast Colors at $1.75 Charming porch frocks or street or for market ing, and all fast colors. Many pretty styles and different color combinations make this a very desirable ''Anniversary Special" and of particular interest is the fact that you can be fitted no mat ter whether you wear a size 34 or a size 56, as we can give you a most complete fc 1 7 C assortment at 10 DOZEN SCOUT PERCALE APRONS AT 89c i White Indian Head Aprons $1.65 The genuine Indian Head is used to make up these smartly tailored aprons for home use and for use in the canneries and packing houses. This apron is worth a lot more, but 41 gC Saturday's price is Gage Marvel Tissues at 39c They are always worth 59c and we have a very pretty selection 'that are fine for women's and children's summer wear. Your-saving is made possible" by our "Big Anniversary O Q n Sale," yard ..1. O Lace Stripe 'Underwear Voiles 39c Beautiful quality of lace stripe and drawn voiles as well as silk stripe voiles in the best underwear shades, mais, Copen,- pink, gold, honeydew and helio, also white. The "Anniversary" 30 brings 50c values at 36-in. All Linen Chiffon $1.00 For fine drawn work or embroidered summer ( dresses for women or children and it's a beau tiful quality of sheer linen 36 inches wide and in colors of Copen, blue, peach, $1.00 mais, grey, orchid, yard m Part Wool Camp Blankets, 66x80 Size Saturday at $2.98 t These are in a grey that will be serviceable for i camp or sleeping porch use, and they arc. single blankets, making the laundry work' easy. We know this is a big "Anniversary flJO QO Feature" at ..........'' Fibre Sport Bloomers Saturday $1.98 Made in dark" shades only and of a good quality knitted fibre silk, cut good full size and a very low price is on them (t! QC Saturday 36-in. Fast Color Suiting 39c Guaranteed against both sun and washing and in a pretty line .of high colors so much ill demand for all kinds of women's and children's OQp clothes, at the "Anniversary Price," yd.... HALF PRICE Collar and cuff sets and separate jabots and vestccs and all are the newest things in neck fix ings. A sample line for Saturday at just HALF PRICE. Dresses worth s16 75 at $10 for this day Manufacturers are helping us to make a big success of our "FIRST ANNIVERSARY," and they, have closed out to tis at a fraction of their real value wonderful lots of silk in plain and printed effects, georgettes, tub silks and , Wonderful Porto Rican Hand Made Dresses As well as gorgeously embroidered voiles and laec: trimmed voiles that are worth wholesale what our, price is going to be on Saturday. To look will be to buy, and , every desirable c o 1 o, r and J L'inno -Pry 4lin . mica na fid sizes up to 52 are here, all at one price .1 10 A Big Coat Purchase Brings $25 Coats at $16.50 The fashionable Kashemc with big generous fur trim ming, the stylish Prince of Wales Coats in Scotch fab rics, and several pretty models, all silk lined, in fine twills. Price concessions by the manufacturers bring such values to you and not a coat of the 50 that is not in the latest style and they have just today been un packed by us, so you know that no old coats arc among them. The 'Anniversary Sale" price $16.50 'Saturday .'. NEW LOT AGAIN OF BETTER DRESSES AT $15.00 A big feature of our "Anniversary" has been the sale of $15 dresses worth $25. This week we hunted the market over and have 50 dresses like Los Angeles and San Francisco women are paying $25 for That you can buy on $15.00 oaiuniav iii-n- hi t iZt .'TT. .. ... "'S''" , .V... ii nM U .,,, IMmmi,, lili-lijjy.ul.l.ii,, ,l,..,i,. Ilii,!,,!,,,, ..nil toiiS! CUjz
