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MKpFOnn MAIL TRrBUNE, MBDFORD,"--QBEQOy. FRIDAY,: 5uLY 2 1, 15 -
News From Rural Districts
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EAGLE POINT ITEMS
By Mrs. E. W. Scott. .
KOGIIK HIV1CK, July t. Utile
Mr,, unci Mrs. George I -ay and San-
ford left Wednesday evening for Cor- I
.1. -.!.. t l .!. kna III fnrlvi u.li-.A tk.u ...III 11 I-
'-iieiviu rfutuuBUUi itiiw uao uvcii n. , r - .. iidi u iue; win iidii mtsir I
bo long, panned away at Klamath r ails daughter and son ln lRw, Mr. and Mrs. 1 1
and was buried at Rogue Klver Sunday
afternoon, itev. Wilson officiating.
Alolvln was born- at Rogue itiver and
was about 3V4 years of age. The
little fellow has been afflicted for over
a year and all that fond parents and
medical science could do was done to
try and cure him, but to no avail. The
ilorgen, for the remainder of the week. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones visited !
Monday with Mr. Jones' parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Jones, of this city. '
Tuesday tliny continued on the way
to Crater lake and Klamath. Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Jones and Miss Emily
Daniels expect to leave for the beach i
parents hava the sympathy of the en- -soon and will join them at Jtoseburg. ,
tire community in this, their hour of I The Ladles' club mot with Mrs.
sorrow. Clements and Mrs. Campbell nt the
P.rfltil Wnllor wlin linn llppn nvnr In C'lfttlienta- home last Thurmlav. Munv
Klamath county for several months, ( ladles were present and it was voted II
is spending a few days visiting in to discontinue further meetings until; I
Delicious refreshments
on the lawn by the,'
HoEiio Klver and at Mr. Lust's at By- September.
bee Springs. I "ere served
Many from here attended the ball -iiosiess.
game at Mod ford Sunday, when Kogue I Prank Linn is visiting his parents,
Itiver Diet Copco in a game on tlie'Mr. and Mrs. James L. Linn, for a
Medfcrd grounds. As usual, Kogue jwnue.
Klver won the game. Kogue Klver
boys have proved themselves as very
good players, having only lost one
game this summer.
Dr. Carey and wife are taking their
vacation visiting at Newport and other
cities In the northern part of the stute.
Mrs. Myrtle McfJregory returned
Sunisy to her home at Mnrshfleld
attiif. spending, some time vlBitlng
herd. ... - -
A good crowd from the Enterprise time.
Orange it Wimer and the Live Oak I Mr. , and Mrs, A. R. McDonald are
Ornpge at Rogue River attended the entertaining Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
picnic at the Elks' picnic grounds Chnuvet of Sacramento for a short
Sunday and enjoyed every minute of time.
Muny Eagle Point ueonle attended
the grunge picnic at the Klks' picnic
grounds Sunday. They report the best !
or entertainment and eats.
Miss Eunice Turnbow is visiting her
sister In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Castle are entertaining1
Mrs. Castle's mother and niece for a
month or more.
The Hurst family is enjoying the'
company of Mr.. Hurst's mother for. a
the day. Much crodlt is due the Eagle
Point Grange for the work and trouble
they took in making the picnic -a suc
cess In every way.
Mrs. Fowler is here on a visit from.
Corvallis. Her many frlondB are al
ways glad to welcome her back to
, Rogue River.
The Acclent river mine Is closed
down for a week or so on account of
shortage of cars to handle the crushed
rock.
The farmers of Evans valley are
busy; now having their threshing done.
Shorty Smithpeter is doing the thresh
ing. .,
Tlere was some misunderstanding'
iuuuv me uuue uuu atu. cinniuiiuti
liavf returned and are now living at
their, old home on the highway.
Preparations are being made at the
Eismann packing house for the handl
ing of the fruit of their ranch and of
other fruit growers in this community.
,, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott' and Mrs.
Reed Carter were callers at the Del
Rio orchards at Rock Point Tuesday
afternoon. ThlB orchard has one of
the largest crops of fruit they ever
had and the best fruit. .
The Llvo Oak Grange expects to
hold a picnic at the park here ' in
Rogue River about August 15, at
which time all othev granges will be
present and the Pomona Grange of
Jackson county will be organised,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Oscar Shepherd, Mr.
endMrs. Reed Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl I Magerle and children, Mrs.
penile.., Buckltart atid Rotty Jean
fornjiid a merry picnic party who had
dinner and supper In the Medford park
.and also attende.d,tt,he ball ame,lu the
afternoon Sunday. ' . . . i:
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FOOTS CREEK NEWS
$i11im Clark on Foota Crock him
juHtJ i'oniilcto(l building a 'cistern
.which noon m to be a now thlnrr In this
Bectton. When he At a r tot 1 Xo build ho
mitdo careful Inquiry to find a cistorn
ulready built bo an to Ret advice on
how to do the job. . Hut he had to de
fend entirely on hlmeolf and govern
vittf bulletins.
The c Intern la built near the barn,
the water passing from the roof thru
tin underground pipe nnd entering the
rlHtern near the bottom. It In built
on he side of a hill mid In 0 feet in
cllnmtor and 0 fat deep. It hnn a eon
.rrcte, bottom nnd a concrete dome
which reduces the top -to three feet,
an Uu 2 Inch ltd of concrete. The
wal In are cement. - plastered .on the
Itround. The clutttnVU built an high
ns the barn joavea hq an to got suf
ficient fall to pipe the water to tho
hoube 00 feet distant. The outlet pipe
In fibout nildwuy botwene the bottom
nnd "top so that the lower hntf of the
water intuit nlplion out.
The Job 1h now done with the pipes
laid to the. kitchen sink, and Mr.
Voire 1h looking with much Interest
for the full rains to prove that his
work has been properly done.
John Cotton and Mr. and Mrs.
Chi hi era are again at home on Dlrds
oye creek.
Jim Chlldet'B sold about (R0O worth
of strawberries, blackberries and In-
gunboiTlCH from one-half acre of
grolfari. Klvlera park Is full of tour
Iritril'Very night. Thin Is uu Ideal
lumping place.
John Short la cutting a ncioiul crop
of fino hny.
Wllltum Curie Iibh cnmploted 0 largo
clatorn, piping water from it Into the
hotiso. s .
I. T. Clnlltgnr'and wife are spend
ing n few weeks nt Helmont Springs.
A rery large crop of hay Was baled
on the ChampUn place this week. '
' Joe Kintcr In putting up hay.
LITTLE ABLEGATE
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Mr.' and Mrs. Cliff Dunnlngton
from Klsmslh Tails are spendln(
their vurntlen ramping on the creek
by James libra's ilei, ; ,
Mr. Csss has moved bark to his
watt. . ,
Julin Wlnnlnsham 1ms rent.,
I'd, Vila Combeat's liouae ao ns
be close for sebnoi rbjltron.
Bqveral rani-hera have begun cut
ting; hay Again.
Mrs. Crump and little Holly were
visitors at Al Dunford's Saturday.
Miss Enter Klflnhanimrr and Mr.
Young were married on the list.
Miss Montgomery, Miss Hughey.
Hugh CombMl and lok frump were
rsllers at the Crump . ranch Bun-day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mntlock returned
from the beach Tuesday and are en
gaged in settling down in the. house
vacated by Henshaws.
Mr. and Mrs. Ripper and daughter
or Maker City, Ore., and Carl Taylor
of Portland are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. 0. Brown for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell end
Mr. und Mrs. Carl Ksch and John
Esch motored to Ashland and Kings
bury Springs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pearce and
family took Mr. Pearce's sister, who
is visiting them, to Rogue Elk Sunday,
where they enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Mrs. W. C. Clements and Mrs. J. F.
Brown attended "The Rivals" Thurs
day afternoon. -
Miss Muriel Smith has gone to Los
Angeles to visit her sister.
Miss Hattie Howlette and mother,
Mrs. S. A. Howlette, and Jed Edsell
spent the week-end with Mrs. Hoyt in
Fort Klamqth. ( y j
UNION CREEK NOTES
H. F. Barrett, wife and children
from Modford were occupying tho
Wynkoop cottage Inst week, enjoying
n vacation. ,.... ' . J
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. .M. ; Wilson of
Medford were calling at the studio
the Inst of the .weak en route to
Diamond Luke for a 10 days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Klrkpstrick
and mother were calling on .Mr. and
Mrs. Welsslng Tuesday.
Miss Nova Lounsbury of Medford
spont the wcok end at Anna Springs '
visiting, with, her siBter, Mrs. Soa
mon. ' , I
Frnnk Amy returned Tuesday from
a ,veek spont In Portland at the
Elks convention; reports a good tlmo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatchwcll visit
ed Crater Luke Tuesday. 1
H. D. Farmer, U. S. engineer of
tho bureau of public highways from
Portland, wus on an inspection trip
of tho federal, rouds In this soction
this woek. ,. , ,, ,, .
T. P. Kahlor pf Medford Is spendi
ing a few days at tho Amy camp. I
Rort Bcokelheliner came down
from the lake Tuesday evening for
a few hours' visit with the home
folks. i
Mr. nnd Mrs. Down nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Day froh Los Angolos, friends
of the Ucckclholiucr family, visited
them this week. ' , ,
Hnrry Stewart visited his mother
lust week. . 1
The Beckelhelmers' ore enlarging
Ibslr grounds by placing more tables
and chairs to accommodnto the In
crease In travel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Settlemcir and
daughter nio visiting here for
week.
9ie perfect
start 0 a
perfect day
well's
NAIIONAl CREST
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ORDER BY TELEPHONE
j ; No. 1077 . '
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, Do you expect to be able to buy an electric range on terms like these at as low a price with wiring and
installation all complete some other time when it may be more convenient to' buy?
It is just because no one likes to see a customer pay an extra price for the sake of a little delay that these
three firms have joined in making price, terms and installation all so convenient that no one will need to post
pone the purchase of an electric range until ''some other time." -. . , v ,
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IS ENOUGH
BUY IT
TO
NOW!
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The range is a genuine IIOTPOINT-IIUGHES Model R-101 the most popu
lar model of this leading make. With its three speed-burners on the cookings
top, its insulated, heat- containing two-burner oven, its counterbalanced oven door,
its clean porcelain and enamel finish Model R-101 was the natural selection for a
quantity purchase., Large enough to suit any family; small enough to fit any kit- .
ciien. It's the economical size you tiave been looking for. And $15 'will put it
in your kitchen! -' '" , -- i
Until August 15tK Only! i
. ' This special offer applies to aUjjurchascrs, .and it expires on August 15th!
After that date this big event will be a thing of the past' possibly never to, be
N : rcpeatedj , . : ,' . ",' ' ' .
Pm'-'J' ) ,,;-'-- y MAss
V ' Xu will surely have an electric range soon if not jtliis year, then nest! But
why wait? Buy it when it's easiest-to buy take'advantage of quantity purclias
ing that was arranged foi your benefit, and for the special wiring and installation
offer, the small down payment and the even smaller monthly payments this spec-
. ial event has made possible, ' ' ' - " " ' ' '
Make sure that the range you want wUl not be delivered to someone else. Call
and select it tomorrow morning., iy j " i
l' ' h"' $ 1i. li if. 1-
PEOPLE'S EUrXTRIQ SJORE ; PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE.
Telephone 12 Telephone 90
Special Terms On Other Makes and Models of Ranges '. ' Special T&rms On Other Make and Models of Ranges
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
' " Telephone 168 - "
Resort
Rogue Elk
Saturday Night
Special Chicken Dinner at the Hotel
GOOD MUSIC
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WITHAMS BATTERY ELECTRIC CO.
NatPldg,,....l.;.r:.i - Phoie 116
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NOTICE
To Gas Users
In changing from oil gas to coal gas,
the adjustment of gas appliances will
necessarily be thrown out of balance.
We will gladly do our utmost to adjust
these appliances as quickly . as pos
sible, 'v v;" v .
Kindly phone' 526 our office if your
appliances, do not work as they for
merly did:
Our salesroom will be open evenings until 9 o'clock
for the next two weeks.
Southern Oregon Gas Ca:
A
30x3!2 Oversize
Pennsylvania Cord
$12.95
Phipps Auto Park Service
Highway at Jackson St.
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Not Temporary Retiof Bat CURE
PILES ot other Rectal or Colon
ailments should not be experi
mented with. They ihould tnd can t
Send today for my FREE BOOK con
tsmlns scores of voluntary tntlmonisls
from patients, tome of whom had suff
ered 20 year, and had tried every kind
of drugand treatment. Read It and you
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I can give a Written Qiutr.
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I or refund your fee.
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