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Ob WEPFOftTI MATL TRlTTN, 'mTOFOHH.' QREfiftS', mn.7. .TTTNT! 26. 1925 News of Jackson County BY FIRE Alii IN CENTRAL PI. The Kmm.'iniir-l Mule Quartet of I Am AnnvlvH, Cnlif., navo a niuut beiiutiful and pleawliiK pruKian: ut the brick church on Saturday night. There wan a large audience who wriH tto well pleaxed that many went to h en r t h em a ga in In M ed ford o n Sunday night EAGLE POINT ITEMS 1 ' ! By Mm. K. V. Scott. ROOUIJ KIVKH, June 24. tan Cameron, an old miner of I'leuHunl (?reek, died June 21hi at the Hacred Heart hospital nt Med ford at the ripu old age of 83 years. Mr. Cameron has been actively engaged In placer mining on 1'lensant erek Hlnce about J 894. lie was particularly well known In Rogue Itiver nd in hiH quiet way had accumulated a good many friend who will learn with re- Krvt of hi pdKKing. He wuh f Scotch English deHcent and what relativcN hi woh known to have lived in Scotland. The funeral will be conducted lYiday. June 26 at 1 p. m. from the t'ongfi Funeral I'arloi s nt Med ford and in terment In the I. O. O. l- cemetery. Fred Ilorton was wiiously injured Runday afternoon while playing ba.Hc ball. lie waH Ktationed at third base and when one of the JackMonville men made a run for that base in Home manner he struck Fred with his knee With HUt'h fence at to break three of hla rlbn and causing other internal Injuries nnd he lien at a hospital In GrantH 1'uhh in i critical condition. An operation waH performeil Monday evening In an effort to Have hix life, but the doctor hold out little hope to IiIh relatives and friends for IiIh re covery. Air. o n d M rs. Fred lion tier w h o condurt a store at Wimer left hint week by auto for a visit In Miniie sota. They Htopped over in Portland for n few daH before continuing their Journey. , MrH. Paul Tlark and children have one over into California to Hpend the aumtner where .Mr. Clark in employed. , The famllleH of J Jan Neat liammer. Hmllhpeter, 111111k and U'eldie all made .the trip to the Oregon Caves Huiulay. A Htorm which raged above 'Winter Saturday evening that was acconipan leil by much lightening and thunder net three different fires but fortunate ly it rained enough to put them out shortly after they were Met. A, party of friendH of Mr. nnd Mrs, J,ohn Breeding nnd Hilly MAore. all journeyed over near the Cuvew where they were camped and spent ttie day Sunday. Those of the party were Mr. and , Ali'N, Richard Scott, Florence White, KHlher Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Iiinger und Mm. Ringer's brother. All report a very plouHunt day Hpent. Mrs. UeHSle Burkhart, Mis, Lorn Cnrter and Mih. Marthu Seaman were Ashlund visitors Wednesday. The boyH baseball team of Rogue River will give a" benefit dance Fri day night nt the Udd Fellows hall and a good time is promised ull who will attend. A fit ray dog entered the yard nt Paul C'lark'H one day last week nnd killed 21 of their fine young chickens nnd one turkey. Lelah Milton, Carl Magerte ami Myrtle McGregory wish through thene itcniH to cxprcHH their giaiiiude to friends, relatives and neighbors for the kindness ami sympathy shown them In tho recent illness and loss of their deur mother, Idu Magerlu. Also tor tho beautiful floral offerings. Hea.O'tfelly and wife of HolchkisH. Colo;, are here visiting Mr. O'Kelly's brother, Ft'ed O'Kelly of this city; also hln father and mother, Mr. ami Mrfl. L. A. O'Kelly of CrantM Pass, j 'Win, Beach, one of our successful p6ultrymen Is building n large house to gare for his young stock. Mr. Beuch keeps Paired Hocks only and finds them profitable both for eggs and meat. Mr, and Mrs. Knrl Scott visited nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. William WillianiH above Wimer Sunday after noon and had the pleasure of being shown over their fine little 30 acre ranch. This place Is all under Irriga tion from the Kvuns creek ditch and With plenty of water and the soil built up as It Is It produces some wonder ful crops. Mr. Williams" hobby (h onions nnd potatoes and last yenr from a little over M acre he re pons 8I.6U0 lbs. of onions harvested which sold for 700, and from appearances bis crops will bo nr good this year.' Mr. Homeland has sold his 4 0 acre ranch ohovo Rogue River to Mr. Mc--Dunough who will take poHsession at once. Mr. lloagland nnd sister will leave soon by nuto for the north. Mr. nnd Mrs. John 1 tee son and son Richard were pleasant callers Monday evening at the Scott home. Mr. Itee son has a contract to build a house here near. Rogue River and be nnd family will enjoy camp life on the bunks of the Rogue which Mr. lieeson is thus employed. At the school election held here 'recently 0. K. Sams was re-elected director nnd Oeo. I,ovd re-elected as clerk. Tom Conway has been hired .an Janitor to fill the place of Mr. Mor ton who has so ably filled that posi tion so long. Jacksonville wns defeated In n fast nnd Interesting game of baseball Suu dUK. afternoon by Rogue River. Not Very bad but the score was 7 to 6 In favor of Rogue River. Ily M. done. CKXTIIAL POINT, June 25- -Ijist two of the young aHpl day drew a large .vl and was n i-loi-ely contested game. The local boys won by a Hcore of 10 to 9.a The Parent-Teachers associatiSi is giving a iue social Frblav evening The Ladles' Civic club held Its InHt 0unc 26, In the play ahed. ThtQnoney meeting at the home of Mrs. -Hoy ' tn ' "-d to purchase song bookH .7, Ashnole. Mm Tor flnnln n.lr. U,e H,fOI. Airs. ,m , 1j. union reports mni me " - - f H i.-n(l(U,nri ,, , nh.ni ert Mm. Ashpole. Mrs. Chaney. Mrs.L.. ' "(lr ana wif of San .J", " ' " :i- " " i Hittainbotham. Mr. iinn nmi .Mrs'",w California, visited win Mr. and iinwr iiiceiiiiK iioiii me loiiiicr ihi- i - back to the first and third Saturdays of each month, as the former meet ing dte interfered with other meet ings. The next meeting will be on J uly 1 "i, there being none on July 1, because of the holiday nnd oelo The youthful "Jack DempseyB" of (his locality are getting Into trim for something big ho it appears; last Sunday night there was nn im promptu "try out" on Main street by Mrs. Charles Crotsen for a few davs. Mrs "wnwmu ut a oromer or Airs. "I Crotsen. Mrs. 8. A. Carleton of Ash been I 'l'uI is visiu"K her brother, John Sunday morning the town had a 11H,,' nire- " uut n'n ,,ear ... result as to who won the bout, but H,1(!m nrc .re wni.n ouusefl Kome.,, wou( nr ,, ,,oth 1ckeil. little excltpment. .IubI as the cliunh mi H. FIi-IiIb rcctlveil the rather hell cenBed tolling the rail to wor-( n0w the (ither lay from his ship, the fli n bell elanced out tlie ,,hylelan that he mum give up the oniinoiiH alarm or tire. 0,j pnt hrush for Borne oeruiiatlon it kiok nut a lew minulea to empty Whi,., ,.nrrk-R len. lead and tur- Hryant of .Medford, MrB. (traee von der Hellen of Portland and IteynoldB were club vlHltors. The next club meeting han pOMtponed for two weeks and will then meet with Mrs. Clement and! .Mrs. Camphell. Mrs. flrace von ler AnnciunceiiM'lit. Hellen visited friends here for a few Br.' T. DeLa Ithu, eyesight Bpeclnl days while her son l in training 1st, will open offices In the Medford 1!"',''!,?' n' Comer B"K- u,y 1. and will he .Irams to ,.ul-1 "! were in our community "m"U-'ely "quipped for the scientific the churches nnd homes of tho city for a fire has become iiite n rarity with us. It was Hoon determined, however that It was only a wood sheil burning and prompt action on the part of the fire laddies prevent ed the m-arhy buildings igniting und reduced the Joss to a minimum. The only casua ItieH reported was the smashing of n foot beneath the wheel of a passing auto In Die ruHh; the foot, however, belonged to; Home body's dog. The little five months old bnhy of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mornve died on Monday last. The 111 He tot was taken sick on Sunday with inflam mation of the bowels and no amount o'f care and treatment could finve the little life, although a fierce bat tle was waged In the attempt. We are all grieved to hear of your great Ioh. friends, and our sincere nnd our heartfelt sympathies go out to you In your trouble. While there were not prostrations or sun strokes reported the popu lace, nevertheless does not need to be told that It has been rather warm for several days. pentine as an accessory. The "Kids' parade" was a decided success last Wednesday, and' the youngsters were so enthused that they asked, and were granted, per mission to stage it again In the even ing. The para tie was boosting the "Pieil Pincp Ma lone." which showed ,hnt jiight nt the F. & K. Messrs. R. II. Puxhoii and F. M. Jones took n. run into Medford on TlAirsduy morning on business. Mr. Pa xson returned within a few hours, while Jones remained for the day. ' As am now reporting the local news, I would greatly nppreHnte any notes which may be brought to me. Call, write or phone your news and I will give It the best attention possible. If it Interests you it may Interest your neighbor. Let's have it. Thank you! F. M. Jones, nt Pnxson's. Man has two bad habits eating and nverhenllng. A fattened goose hath liver. fattened a few days ago. examination of the eyes and fitting of The ball game between Owen-Ore- glasses. Rooms 425-426 across hall gon f'o. nnd Kngle Point teams Sun-'from Dr. Coleman. 86 For healthful complexions eat foods made with THE WORLD'S GREATEST DACSBMG BK7CnD Its greater leavening strength means light bakings perfect digestion SALES XV. TIMES THSE OF ANY OTHBR hot or cold M MM Safe Milk and Diet For Infants, Crowing Children, Invalids, Nurting Mothers, etc. Rich milk, combined with extract of choice grains. Very nourishing, yet so easily digested that it is used, with benefit, by ALL AGES, ailing or well. An upbuilding diet for infants, invalids, nursing mothers, etc. Convenient, Light Nourishment, whenever faint or hungry. A cupful, taken hot, upon retiring, induces sound, refreshing sleep. Attention, Fruit Growers! Wc have taken over llic lai'tfc packing nnd pre-coolinR plant irmcrly operated by the Oe;m 0 rowers' Co-operative Assn. and are now prepared to enter into contracts with growers for their crops of pears and apples on the spot cash basis. Growers will find it to-their advantage to communicate with us before disposing of their crops. Office at packing plant now open on North Central Ave. Telephone 30, or can call evenings 972-J V Suncrest Orchards LLEWELLYN A. BANKS, Mgr. LITTLE APPLEGA1E ' Jack Crump wim home from Unite I'ullH lant Week end. Charley und Al Dunfnid nnd Wulier Zejdler tnude a hmdneriH trip lo Talent nnd Medford Krlduy. v There were ninny pirntckei-N on the creek Sunday. Our creek In a ve tempting nput thene hut d;iyn. , lorlM Klelnhnminer from Medfrnd ivna home Sunday. A.rn. Untes nmPdatiKliter IVrnihy, ICaii Jlumiltun nnd Mrs, runup mo tored to llm-h the rirat O the w.-.-k Vlrtfliilu Cnmeion Iiiim hren xiIuq in Medford C"' Jnrkminvllle. The Andermin family were nut from JtledfOrd and a hunch went tmimminK at Cameron bridge. MANN'S THE BEST GQODS.FOR THE PRICE, N OMATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S Laces and Handkerchiefs Luce and net collar and cuff sets, 1.25 value; special I1.0 Fine eiHhroiderv edges, 29c value; special, 10 yards .'..1(H.0 GLOVES Women's "Kayscr chanioisette gloves in grey, brown, black and while; two-button nnd gauntlet styles; 1.25 value, 2 for $1.00 Adler's kid gloves in black and white; $2.50 value $1.0 UNDERWEAR Cliildren's Princess Slips in n good tiality of long cloth in 8 to 12 year sizes, sfi.2.) value; stiecial $1.00 Children's knit waists, -b"e value; 3 for $1.00 Women's crepe and nainsook en velope chemise in all colors and stvlcs, -up to .l.f0 values: each ..." $1.00 Women's linen handkerchiefs, up to 75c values; 2 for $1.00 Women's novelty voile and batiste handkerchiefs, 29c values; special, 4 for $1.00 Women's Kayscr chanioise.tte gloves, Ki-button, assorted colors and sizes; 1.25 value $1.00 BELTS Women's sport belts in assorted colors and sizes; 1.29 value..$1.00 Women's Kavser knit vests, bod ice tops, 48c valiie'3 for $1.00 Women's fancy Richelieu vests,' imdice and built-up tons, (i9c value; 2 for . $1.00 DOMESTICS 3(i-in. fine check nainsook and crepe; (!9c value; 2 yds. for $1.00 :?0-in. lissc ereue: 09c value; 3 ds. for $1.00 Fancy Turkish wash cloths: 1-V value; 8 for .: $1.00 o(i-in. fine bleached muslin, 20c value; 6 yds. for $1.00 72x90 seamed sheet, 1.19 value: each 1.00 .'l(?-in. unbleached m u s 1 i n, 18c value; 6 yds. for $1.00 ."(i-in. fine w h i t e nainsook. Me I value; 4 yds. for $1.00 72x90 2io-U. cotton batts. 1.19 value; each $1..00 Wash Goods Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486 487 Medford, Ore. 32-inch fine dress gingham, 39c value; 3 yards for.....'. $1.00 " nfi-inch tub - fast suiting, m!iny shades, excellent quality; 65c value, 3 yards for '. $1.00 38-inch flock dot voile and figured voile, up to 50c value, 2' vards for 7.$1.00 36-inch curtain scrim in white, cream and ecru; 20c value; 6 vards for $1.00 DRUG5 Coty's Compacts, natural color; 1.25 value ....$1.00 Lanchere Sea - Spray after bath dusting powder, 1.25 value $1.00 Forhan's Tooth Paste, indicated 'in the treatment of pyorrhea, chronic and suffering gums; 60e value; 2 for.... $1.00 STAMPED GOODS r Stamped pillow cases on good grade tubing, attractive patterns; 1.S0 value $1.00 CORSETS Nature's Rival Corselettes for misses nnd women, ;1.25 value $1.00 STAMPED APRONS Women's Stomped Rubble- Aprons in all colors and designs, 79c value; 2 tfor $1.00 32-inch fast colored English prints, 60c value; 2 yards for..... $1.00 36-inch dress linen, 69c values; manv good shades; Saturday, 2 yards for $1.00 32-inch .imported tissue gingham, excellent patterns; 50c value; 3 yards for $1.00 36-inch' fine Ilombre voile, 69c value; 2 yards for.....;..,v....$1.00 HOSIERY Kayscr Chiffon Silk Hose in black, white, nude, beige, camel, cheri and taupe; $1.25 value....:.....$1.00 Women's Lisle Hose, ribbed to the toe; black, beige and grey; 09c value; 2 for r..........'$1.00 Children's Fancy Socks in all col ors and sizes; value up to 75e; 2 for :.$i.oo Children's Fancv Socks, sizes-up Jo 7291! jalue; 5 for $1.00 Menu's Dtpactment Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY pnone "HS6-48J Medford, Ore. QWTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERN SM At L ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED POSTAGE PREPAin Z-'JSTZ'ZSS- iT7!Tr: ;:.... ,,,Z;:;.j,:;;;;:,.'.:,.;;.;.;;.;:,,ii; , :..yr,-prryr:. . nl ..: ' -IjuL-'":: ""Tr7 . - ,,. "mm miii liiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiwiimiiimi iiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiffiiiiiiiiii iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiminiiiiir. A Big Day of Bargains at Mann's Saturday 0
