Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1925, Image 14

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GRAIN HARVESTING
.UNDER PULL BLAST
' m VALLEY
EAGLE P. GRANGE
HA. MS VAMOlY, July.
Hwciihoii find I;i.iKhlr m I,i
vifiltodglHMt wt'fk Willi Airs. Kwt-nsuii h
f.ttlit J()A. iok.
Our Qtnt Kra in liarvcKthiK cum-mnv-rl
iltlM week Oun th Iud &
Htrnne nimHaH ..il-Ih'h. Among the
fur merit there is a promiKlnK outlook
for a khh1 yield of Kiitin this year.
The I'nioitQ Sunday srlid Kroi.-
RUlherinK held here .Jt;,gr 2H Qh it
Quod ntmndan arid anOinterHtinK
jn OKi a in. The Kpea k iiitf as well a
ninny oilier numM-i H-f the proKiam
wenAiighly commended. nmoiiK the
OULsitlo speaketH were llev. Iiwrenee.
The FcHiteck Sunday School wait
nther Hinall"lilH week, so many lit-
lway for tho Fourth. Jtev. Mr.
U mon-ivlll he preug&t ugaln next f
KundayTtt 10 o'clock.-' '
Win. A! ft 'a lie and wlfo spent tho
Fourth at KlimshuiK KpriiiKH vIkUIuk j
U. Lunce uud wife.
Marion l,ane umL. wife Hg)it the
Fourth at I'nmpe'.-t. 'J'heyr eturneJ.
lion. Tuesday
(.'hurlii; and i'liuiino Champlln
United the HhnW children Tuesday.
F. JJ. KiHiimnn Is moving out his
fluff ami pueklny it to ship to Tasa-
"'b. . .
jm.i, ii nt niiitn hou nun jiiury, y v
very much (jilmisud with their new
home In i'huenlx. i-'he relebrated the'
Fourth hy k"U.hk out Into the yard
-q I for the first time in her wheel i(itfr.
KAGLK POINT, Orn.,Tfuly 10. The) Johnny jfinn'Kiiii has it."Lr:in old
KhbIo Point (Jr.thKG met TucHday ;lol( and utmv Wvo on hlP FvaiiH
tllL'Jlt U'lll) flm num. I luiuliiLuu otul ui. 1 1 I, U A
9-ial mcntiiiK. The will h hosts to I The print shop on Foota Creek is
tmyrvUlmr uraiiKos of the co.nity at a
IOGPIRBECUE
ill- i lit
The One .Saf e;Polic. . .
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Nil V NNMUN U,
JULi MIIU.ILLnjil
haiifpftio on July l!t nt tho KlktT picnic
grounds. Kvfjryhmiy brh. a basket of
Bgod oats and Join In this good time.
H. Ward's sister. Airs. Kvans,
ar. her hiiKhiuul and children arc
iinHfm,' with the Wards. Air. and
Airs. Acan lire also vfsitlni; there. !
Hoth families are from Culiftrnia.O
.nsjname it:iiL:(rord Is working
in Aleiiford for Allt. PottinKer.
o Air. and Mrs. Phillips and family of
doiiiy cuiislderahlu huucss at pres-
1'slle t'arOwas seen drivlt up the
creek In his auto Tuesday.
Jlev. Itandjhll of Bedford, Itev. Ktilie California, new owners of the Aleadow
f Reese Cienk and Jlev. Johnson of
Central P9nt.
A. Jl. Colleit, our principal for the
comlnK year, left June 23 for Silver
Lake, Indiana, to spend his vacation
ivlth home folks.
The LudtH' industrial cluh met for
. t! last time for the summer with
Mrs. Af. A. S(iiulzwhc entertained
royally; com plot I ni? t he afternoon
with dainty refreshments of Ice cream
and cake. The cluh will open again
In September.
AIlss Ituth Wall of F.UKPiic is spend
JnR the week at the Iti'ine of her bro
ther, John Wall.
Alost of our citizens spent the Iny
f the Fourth outside thecommunlty.
Some In (i rants Pans hut most of
them koukM tiu hiKh Jiills foroi-old
wator unO cool nhade.
Air. and AlrsoAlllin Steinmetz and
youtlK sons, Dmil and David, ar
rived Sunday at the J. A. Cook home
from Alcreed. Citl. Airs. Stclnmctz and
children will visit with Airs. Stein
lflctz's ant. Airs. J. A. Cook, while
Mr. SW'innieiz t tends to sume busi
ness In Lewiston. Idaho. They will
return to California about the Ilith.
At m. Steiimietz reports very hot
weather from California, statin;; that
our southern Oregon climate i far
ahead of their residence district.
' ft. J I. UIHlaty. the new proprietor
of tlie Stoner orchard spent Tuesday
here look Bib after his lulercHiH. Air.
Williams IsTio recently came from
California, Is located for tho present
JtrMcflford.
Airs. K. A. Wllhlte spent several
days last week visit Iiik with her son
Clarence and family l?i their new
homo at Luke t'jeck,
Jim Johflson, wtio has been em
ployed for some time in the wood in
the Klumuth Falls district returned
ohomo this week to remain .through
harvest Inn.
Alfred Alllkowskl, who has been on
( ft sheep shearliii; cmumIUIoh since
Alarch unived last week from Lake
View where he and his brother Nate
finished tho season's work.
The Justice family who are cnjoylnn
nn outlntt In cur valley, spent several
days at tho Straus place where they
wero camped preparatory to a trip to
DlnmnndcLnko. This is the Justice
family second trip from los Angeles
heruoand wo believe from their ex
pressions they will make many visits
"to our vally)-.
AIlss Ileiibii l'redenbui,' jvho makes
her home In Aledford Is spendlUK her
vacation with relatives here.
(rOno cvenliiK last week a pleasant
'party was enjoyed the Fdinfttun
liomo when , iwenty-seven guests met
''In Itontr of fne occasion of the depar
ture of thoPruet family0 from tiold
3IiI. The party was a surprise mi
lr' lruet who had met with a few
others for the ptirpti' uf song in(r
tlco and found the house full of
KUrsfr. Jlefore departure the guests
icroatly enjoyetl it bountiful supply of
ico rream.
Ali'H. JaelQ Davis and Aliss Irene
lliilniPK of Alarshflebl visited the early
part of tho week at lite htne of Airs.
IJilvIh' sister, Mrs. flco. CiilovHon.
Stephen Wilson recently sold a
mutton to Mr. l'irknrd, the tiold H'll
meat market man which he believes
has made rather an unusual record.
The Iamb was taken as ( "bummer"
from his father's flock of sheep and
rattVul by hand. The fleece sheared
this spring weighed 12 lbs., the price
of which was at least GOc and the
Ininh recently sold dressed tilt lbs. and
O brought III). so f)iich with the wool
brought the Income from the lamb up
to I Its. NO.
AIlss (ieorgiann tlutovson Is isii0,
relatives at the Aliddlebttsbcr home
Trail 3 li Ik week.
Ono of the most pleasant occasions
of the grange yet was cnJoycdOt the
lust meeting when ID new applicants
were voted upon and seven new ones
initiated. All names were accepted
but three applicants were unable to
attend.
A'r order had the pleasure of en
JnTlii)the presence of six members
of th KnterpiimGirnnKc froni Winier
u who fondly assisted us throimSr.tut
evening's work.
The new members are Mr. and Mrs.
Alike Koger, Air. and Airs. Al. &
Schul, Misses Naia and ltnua Air
0 Jionougliind Paul Schulr..
The eenl was completed with a
generous supply of tee cream and
cuke.
ic at
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Chinese
Medicine
Al'lllo nd Chr(
and Women.
Otnr M tumor tratl lnfirnt.(id-
iltjr. bladder and atomarh Irouhra. ItU,
barnfa. ruptura. mldr (tmala tntuttlaa, par
aiyala. favel. ynaumoi..a. aathina and throat
trm-4itra. rtaumatt.nv am.norrhma. ttlr..
ronaumotlon, oaUrnQpllaa, krdiocala. al-
bUBDlD.
Offloa rfa'jrai A. M. to P. M.
l)nrok fnnii. Ihivp movnil on Hint ulave.
Mr. and Mm. iA. K. .Matlock have
moved from tli.it ftum to the house
ori'lipicd by the llellHhawn.
TIiohc who motored to Dead Indliij
HiiriiiKH July 4 anil enjoyed a picnic
dinner were: Mr. and Mm. Tom ClnK
cade and I, vie. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ash
nolo and Donald. Mr. anil Mm Pullen
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Weldmnn
and HudoliihO John Itoliertson und
children, anil Mrs. Lewis Itobertson
anil children.
Munyoof lOaulo Point's citizens at
tended the vaioViiis celebrations at
Hutto Kails, Criiuts 1'ass and Klamath
KuIIh. while sonio took picnic dinnnrH
river and other InvitltiK
HoKiie
spots. The "old swlmrnln'diole" down
below Tom Clnncado's attracted Its
sharo of the people, too, as it does
every day.
Mr. 'and Mis. Uy and Sanford
motored to Cresceiy City over tho
Fourth and returned safe on Sunday
nlKbt. as ilid tlie youtiK iieoplo witii
Lewis Itoliertson anil Ills mother.
Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd I'earto and
family motored titj Grants Pass Sat
urday, o
Mr. anil Mrs. F. .1. McPbcrson re
turned home Wednesday from Port
land, where they niafle a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone and siflall son
of Santa llarfcira. f'al.. are IsitliiK
Mrs. Stone's parents, Mr. mill Mrs.
It. O. Hrown.
William Coy returned homo from tho
beach Wednesday, w.ioro bo has snout
ten days. o
.Mr. anil Mrs. II. K. Cnmphell nn'l
Mr. and Mrs. .1. ;. Thompson motored
to Copco Sunday lo attend the dedi
cation of project No. 2. They report
tlie best of entertainment. The roads
nro in oxcollenj condition outside nf
Copco.
II. W. llensliaw nml n, John, left
for the construction c.Bnp nedr Ml.
Pitt, wbero they will work for ye
reuiainiler of the summer. Mrs. lien-
shaw and Lota expPct to join them
Mondny. a
The Misses Alice nnd Mnrcla Whaley
visited their sinter ill Unite Falls over
I lie Fourth.
Hr. and Mrs. .Wilson. Mrs. Wilson's
slKter and sons of Hume. III., are
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merrlt llrown.
Mr. and Mrs. A. !(. McDonald are
entertalninK their daiiKbter and hus
band. Mr. and Irs. Devanev. and Dr.
and Mrs. Harper of CainbrlilKe. Idaho.
, Jar. nnd Mrs. (ieome T O'llrlini of
Sniitn llarhara, Cat., niv visltiiiK Willi
the Itiowns.
UNIONOREEK NOTES
(linger being
.Many Aledford people spent tftu
week-end here. Oi'hc Strang fam
ig). Air. and Airs. Swem, Air. anS
.Mrs. Walk I us, Van Cilftert, wife and
family. Air. and Airs. UiWi;
win ion i; the number.
Air. titid Mi-H.O'arl Hoots of Hoyi-
uronk ana Air. ieters ttnu lanmv ui
Hilt, Cal,, wero guests of IrH.
tin tch well J u $ 4th. Th ey Cd ro vo to
the lake while here.
The cottages on the liver 0wp'"e
al full of guests for the. week
end. The Iteckelhimer delicatessen
and the firleoB lunch room wero
hoth very busy i)laoes, caring fd the
gi?ents over the 4th. 0
Air. Knilth of the beaver farm re
turned to Aledford Sunday night
jt y f-r a week's stay at tho farm.
Mrs. AngieoiMigio aim iiaumm-i.
AIlss Oertrude, accompanied by AIib.)
Nhcpard ,,'ind .Aire. , Wagner from
Ashland were calling t the Satch
Vell studio Afnday afternoon.
AlaiiM tourists rojorx, the unusual;
number of deer seen from the road
this sitssou o
Tift weather at this point 9s Ideal,
not too warnie but warm enough,
cool nights.
Sunday t niwn Cre was alarmed
hy t he repoit of a small boy ost
i-iim one of the cabins. Volunteers
Joined th family in a wide search.
hen found he was Jwo miles down
the roid and had been picked up
by tourist and was being returned.
Krauk Amy returned Tuesday fiymi
a week's visit in Aledfonfc
Vvt a nd Al rs. I ' ul I West nnd
tow osns and niece, Al iss Al.rgaret
West, from Sttle, relatives of Air.
Amy. are visiting him hero en route
to the lake. o
Al r. and Airs. Hay Kvanson nre
estHbllshed iti their summer home.
He is superintendent of file govern
ment highway work at this point.
They have as their gutpls for the
summer AIlss Lorraine and Francis
Kcteht "f Kyrt Dodge, Iowa.
r. nnd .Mrs. C. 0W. IMuntmer tfro
also their guests for a few days'
.slt. Their home Is In Seattle.
AIjs. Rose Hchleffelin arrived TtHiS-
1iik for a weeks' visit as a guest
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of .Mr Katciiweii t the studio.
Air. and AIrs. T. (I Burrows wero
visiting Air. and Airs. Winning this
week.
FOOTS CREEK NEWS
-ANTELOPE HEMS
l' A. AIosm of Auburn. Calif., aobl
prospector, has rented the vacant
Iioiiho nf .1. It. short for the summer.
Air. Crist and Air. Houslcy, with
their families, spent the Fourth at
Crescent City. 0
'. W. Stunilio nnd family attende-d
the rodeo at (.rants I'ass, Juit wero
not Well pleased.
Harvest has begun. Carl Von der
llellen fias aibexceptlotially fine field
of wheat.
Ji Fourth by family picnic at our lovely
mountain springs.
Air. and Air. Harry Von der liclb n
entertained uM inner party on July
1th.
Wlllanl Seymour is with the Scouts
at t-.ake of the Woods thft week,
AUss Miiile Allen has bVeu 111. She
iijiniicti better now.
Hn you love your wife?
to
Evah Blril23eO Htxarrs
Hot Kitchens These Motnings Arc a Folly
o Quick Quaker cooks in to 5 minutes o
SupijJiefjCnergy food, ends kitchen mussing
YOU must have right food in auoyner. But you
needn't heat up the kitchen morninRS getting it.
Oats and rnjlk: that'Ahe right hot weather breakfast.
Feeds well without overheating. Fights the dVag-
ging down feeling &at summer brings.
Stift every djy that way.
Get Quick Quaker. Cooks in 3 to 5 minute.
The food you need. The deliciousness you crave.
BUT ... no cooking muss an? botherl
O All that rich flavor of Quaker Oats is there. Quick
Q Quaker cooks fter, that's the only difference? q
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Doofa Sceeni)Winow8d Ash,
Window and Door FranrftiB
Moulding Cabinets of All Kinds3
afi Conatant Aim la to Kgjp Our Quality a net
Price, Absolute Right. q
Do Not OraVrXom Out'Of-Town Concerni Before
g) LelniPJi Flgur on Your Bill.
TROWBFlTDGE CpiNEJ WORKS
Mcdford A Modern MiU Oregon
aalHMHaaaiiladMMB
Not All 'iSales
Are Uuworthy,' but
We Know thqit MANY OF '
8 THEM ARE ' ' I '
The Golden Rule Store, fai its 15 yer of merchandising ha never advertised or field a,
"sale." This policy has placed this concern before the buying public forjust what it
an aJyocate of clean merchandising, fibt occasionally, ut EVERY UM IIN IMt
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We believe that where a policy is fit all questionable as toits character or worthiness
the one sfe bet is to LEAVE IT ABSOLUTELY ALONE?
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o Everyone knows that the "als method," to say the least, is much abtised. It is a de-
stroyer of confidence. Knowing this, we always have ajid always will reruse to engage
in this 'Mure" to gain patronage. 0 G .
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If the merchandise is priced right at the start, the "sale" is not necessary to gejt bainaessv
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The one saf e policy foi both merchant arid consumer i ta stay cjel? ti
00 " tainted methods
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Lowest at the Golden Rule
An assortment of hoatitiful silk dresses in wv h
sijis and colors are now beint; featured at $14.95
Values to.t5.'J0 in this lot.
English'- broadcfotli. voiles, tissue, linens and
others, values to $10.00 in Wiis lot tit $3.95
Tunic blouse, sjieciat at $3.95
Odd Kiirnieuts of infants' dresses, women's dresses,
girls' middies, hlouses'and others; several samples
in this lot sliffli.tly soiled. "While lot lasts, only
garment ......
...98
Men's Undershirts and Drawer
. 48c each
A good juality balbiiggan garment; well tailored; a
regular G5c value.. ' ' .
Work Shir
' . 89c
Made from blue 'and grey chambray. with two
pockets. jTherc'are few better shirts" at any ifriec.
Men's Muruuig Union Suit
$1.55
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TJiis ramoiis iniderwear in isle .riblx'd . thread. Both"
long and short sleeves, ankltt length; all sizes. '
o . ' Specials in Shoes
Ladies White Canvas Pumps, aiftf Oxfords
Special while this lot lastsoatk pair.....". 98
Tfiev won't last long, so We first and get your choice.
To Close Ottfc
One lot children's tennis shoes at..........-........: 59
'f)iie Int. tennis shoes at .. p8
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes
One fat, most all sizcs,Jargain Coimtcr price.. ..50.
You ill hate to act quickly to get a pair of
these shoes at that price.
0 Men's Hosiery Special
.'i()c each, or (i for
A splcftdid0sock in sheer Msle; wlnte, grey, brown,
nifvy, tan and bkick colons; all sizes.
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Men's and YouAgMen'vSyif .
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We expect the fri'st shipment df men's rtew fall
suits within the next ten days. These suits are
extra good quality and well tailored by an old
established house. a
We want to impress upon you that nowhere
else in Southern Oregon can' you find as goocf a
suit for the money. We suggest that before you
biiy a suit you visit the Golden Kule, where our
salesmen will take pleasure in ving'yoUcpi'oiipt,
courteous. and efficient service.0
We still haA'e a number of good suits which we
are offering at ltss than cost. Just the right thing
for R good kii(tck-a)out suit chea. 0o
lietter get youinow.
c Our new shipment of young men's flannel
trousers is here.
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Prices on
Dry Good
Doited voiles, vagi
fancv' flowered voiles,
35?
Aew
yard 45?
Solid color voiles iifatl de- o
ired coloi-s, yard...:...?.'?. 45?
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ot otton suiting, fast colors,
vard
48?
Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose
59?
A very sjiecial alue.
new desired slunJes.
Ladies' Silk Hose
Aregn1ar $1.0 value,
the new (Sialics.
In all the
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o Toilet Article
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l'Wteco 'tooth paste 35?
Menholatuin,CT0c size. 43?
Honey and almond creani....39?
Pahnolivc soap 8?
J. & P. Coats' thread, 5? or
(i for e 25?
1'ahnolive cold cream 50
(J'ins, paper 5?
J. & J Outs' crofet'
tMead .....12?
Sijkh(ad ....'. ......13?
Darniiiiftton b S?
Men's Paris garters .....S..,.;..g9?
Read Theo
Pricetf on
Hope muslin, yard ...9............17?
32-inch fy plaid and
checked giughafi, yard....l7?
ft)-111 fl'llitPnltlnn -f.. 4- A.1ta
giii!$am, yard .:: 23?
Pest grade oilcloth, ja'rd....85?
42x:-i. iillow cases, caeh..)?
94 Pequot sheet, bleached,
yard ... .....q 58?
3G-in.'lAaki clotfe, y0rd 9?
27-jn.:bakf doth, yard 35?
j-Ustomersenhvavs cniov the
owest its Pn piece goods and
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II 1 SeltforLess jH J&
to-
Busy Stores
The Reason We
Sell for Less
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