Medford mail tribune., October 16, 1925, Image 12

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MATIj TRTTUTNT1, MErfroRn. OREGON'. FRIDAY.
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News of Jackson County
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and inlscKllancuug Huron. Tho bed
nini'Ud wlili li was ofl'orcU as a prize
to (lin holder (if (he lucky numher
Klvcn nt tho gum Bale, wan won by
Cash alitor.
I Thn Mount Ashland ahaiitnr of
TRAIL ITEMS
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TO GIVE A SHOW
.Mr. and Mra. Cliatli.'a Fry and aim.
Karl, Chestur TboinaHun and (.'Iiui'Ivh
KiuiiK'r apent tbe ovciilnn with Mr.
VENISON BANQUET
AT GRANITE CITY
WUXOW HITilNUS. Oct. ir..
'J'hero will lio n Hallowe'en enlertuin
nienl Ht tlie Willow KprinK huIhiuI
iuko on tlio eveninw itf Del. 3 1 .
JOvory 0110 Ih cordially Invited to Jit
terid. Ladles ai'O requeued to lnlriK
rookies; tho rent of tin Nupncr heinj;
furnished Ijy tlio Willow HprinwH
ililirmlay club. There will he muic
-ft ml readlncH folio wed by n mock
trial. A noted JikIko will occupy the ! finwtH
Iteneh and dome eminent luwyer
lMve hecn HecureU. The following Ih
the Jury panel: Oncar Hlnckford,
( earl Nichols. M. K. Yountf, I'. A.
Itonncy, SlrH. Fred Slruuli, Mrs. J. W.
.J.lrkliolz, Mrs. Clyde IMehmoml. It.
M. Itunh, Jeff SlaKle, Mrs. H. fhliK
wln, A. V. CnrlNon. MInh Romp Juiich.
- There Ih considerable ImlhlinK In
Dili) dlHtrlet. The burn on the r'elden
lielnier place wan finished In record
t ,inio and the foundation la In for the
new iealdenco on that place, The new
house Ik to face on .Scenic avenue and
Hoy NIcIioIh and family will live
there when It la finlahed. Karl Heft
jtttd family will occupy tho house
where Nlchola now live.
" A. V. Carlson and .1. W. HlrkholK
Jiavo tho foundation In for a coKokc
they a ro Rolng to build for Dr. U. A.
Walado. Mr. and Mra. J. Hoard man
v ill occupy the new houao and Kdwin
Jiourdmuu and family the other cot
UlRO.
Mr.- and Mra. 13. Duwe left last
.Saturday with a parly of friends for
K hunting trip along the Umpipia Di
vide. They expect to slay until tho
hunting Rcaaoii Ih over unless tlio
weather, (cota very bad.
J. H. Miner Jh aoinewhat Improved
hi health and ublo to Hit out In tho
Hunslilno.
A. V. C'ui-Ihou has just built u new
flue on IiIh ItouNo.
Itoland,' Ulrkhnlz caiiKht three
eight-pound pack Kalmon at JIIkIi-
biinkH Sunday.
ASHLAND Oct. 1 fl. The southern !
Oregon ehaptei-H of (hi older of Do
Monty were kuchIh of (be Ashland
Lit bla chapter on Wed Monday night.
Sevenlyflve meniberH withered to do
honor to the venison feast which was
provided by Mr. D. A!. Lowe, chairman
of the Advisory council. Among tho
guests were members from Yrokn.
nun and Med ford. The veni-
aon wna furnished by D. M. Lowe, who
lately had the good fortune to kill
two fine deer. The fen.t waa finfahed
off with a watermelon feed.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom WUIianiHon of
At ed ford spent Thursday visiting at
the will AI. Dodge home on the Itou
leva rd.
.Mrs. V. M. Creason of Dunsmulr
hns boon making a visit lo her par
ents. Air. and Mrs. D. D. Good of Har
gadlna street. Afrs. Creason was nn
Ashland girl and has many friends
here to welcome her frequent visits. ,
.Mux I tie Miller. Utile daughter of
Mr. and Mm. V. D. Miller, has been
111 with tho flu. Ataxlne Ih recovering
and will probnbly be out soon.
Members of tho Clay comb Motor
company, who recently took over the
buslnoHH of the Ford Oarage, enter
tallied their employees nt n fine five
course banquet nt the Lllhla Springs
hotel on Wednesday evening. Those
i who enjoyed tho hospitality of the
Duunlitrn of thn American Revolution
will meet on Friday ufturnoou at the
i homo of MrH. H. A. St earns at her
i Oak Ht reel homo. Assistant honteBses ami Mm. Howard Ash lust Saturday.
will be Mrs. Hanson. Mra. W. E. JBlalte j Cash Woods from Med ford preached
and Miss Carol Mitchell. Sunday night.
A baby clinic was held on Wednea-j a. number' of four-square people
day at tho Civic clubhouse with Dr. went to Kagle Point to the "live" last
Geary and his assistants In charge. (Tuesdav of building a new temnln.
rlie AHhland Natatorliim has been' wvn nn.i inm. ai, i,.i, h.n.r..t :
closed for the winter. Mr. Hint ten, one HiinH home last Sunday afternoon,
of tho ninnaerH. has gone to Klamath MrH. Warner and son. Itav. took
Falls. Tho management has enjoyed dinner with hor daughter. Mrs. it. It.
a nne anu promauie season anu u is Dawson, last Sunday.
expected that tho place will bo opened j Mr. Lewis took another band of
iiexi. Benson. I sheen tn thn vn1lv
Vernon arny is a visitor at the I Mr k rillfifnr'a nau Iwtimn ni.iir Trull
liniiift of Ills futlinr, finorxo Carey, of iH nearly comploted.
IS Uronliam atront. Vernon la iiiarter- .r8. a. T. I'oole was taken to Med
inaKtor on the battleship Idaho and Ir frd to tho lioaultal last week and her
of Calumet does the work of two
spoonfuls of many other brands
goes further lasts longer is the
same to the very last it never fails.
now stationed at San Pedro. During
his Hp.rvice In tho navy Vernon hns
had thn opportunity to visit many In
teresting foreign ports, and has visit
ed Australia and South America.
J EAGLE POINT ITEMS
friends
covcry.
hope to hear of a rapid iv-
Ship 800,000 Ladybugs.
BANT A ROSA. C'al. A ladybiiK 1
shipment totaling 800.000 of the in-
seels was dispatched to Imperial !
county, California, for use in the elini-;
i iualion of aphis in winter gardening.
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST
BAKI1MG POWDER
SALES I1, TIMES THOSE OF AWT OTHER BKANP
company were MIsh Velta Ackley. Mr.
Morris, Aldon Powell. W. K. Curr,
Harry Harrison, Mr. Duncan and Air.
Fairfax, who represented tho Ford
Motor company. Air. If. Li Claycomb
acted as toastmaster for the evening.
Air. Fairfax gave a splendid talk that
was of considerable Interest to the
guests.
Air. n ml All's. Wade ft rooks have
been visiting Ashland friends before
leaving for La fJrande. Oregon, where
they will spend tho winter. Air.
Crooks haH boon at work all summer
Messrs. Nichols. Heft. Ihimmond ninp ,a,Pr highway on rond
and Mlllaleft Thursday morning on a j construction work.
hunting irin t the mump ,,. ..,,. I Dode and Louis Dodge were
try. They will be gone a week. I n,)ll,f,Hfl visitors in Aledford on Thurs-
This week Hilly Pennlngcr bad a
Cix40 foot canvas stolen from a hay
Is the milk
for you
Carnation is rich and creamy
for cooking. It's rich and
, .- creamy for-use in place ol
cream, In taste and color it is '
jnorc satisfying than ever.
Next time insist on getting
Oregon's favorite milk.
C'aknation Milk Products Co.
474 Glii.n Street, Portland, Oregon
Made in Oregon
for J3 Years
e tY.'M'.tn.dr,. Milk
pT J tall ami Bmnll
' From
(outfitted Cot"
day.
j Charlie M'Vllllanis. who haa been
here from Klamath Kails on a visit to
his father. K. r.. McWIlliams. and his
sister. Mrs. .Mamie Peek, has almost
recovered from an Illness which kept
hlin confined to tho house for several
days. .
Mrs. Hitchcock and throo children
aro visitors in Dunsmulr during the
week end. i
Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Con
gregational church aro arranging to
have a bazaar durlna; the first week
of November. Thoy will havo tho usej
or some centrally located room on
Main street, and expect' to have on Bale
a good supply of cooked foods and
handwork.
Wallaco Carey of Falrview street,
whllo visiting his son and family at
Alsea, had the misfortune to receive
a serious Injury to his face. While at
work ho received a blow in the face
that broke tho cheek bono. .Mr. Carey
Is Bald to be making a good recovery.
Teachers in tlio Ashland public
scIiooIb aro attending the county In
stitute, which Is being held at Mod
ford. Thoy report most favorably re
garding tho Thursday program. Con
sidorablo Intorost was attached to tho
address of Dr. II. II. Sheldon on edu
cational developments In Oregon dur
ing tho past 2ft years.
Miss Knnlto linger Is making n visit
lo her sister, Miss Mabel linger, who
teaches In .losephlno county, near
(iranla Pass.
Miss Mary Spencor and noire. Miss
Bather Spencer, and Kd Spencer hnvo
returned from n trip north, where thoy
visited In Corvallis. Ku.:ono and Uoao
burg. II. S. Illako Is hero from Portland
visiting at tho homo of his brother,
W. K. Hiake.
The rumnniKu sale put on bv the
Civic Improvement club on Friday and
Saturday of last woek was a decided
suecoss. While tho sale did not reach
tho dimensions of similar sales of
previous yours, still the proceeds were
over IL'OO. .Much of the success of the
sale Is duo to Mrs. A. H. Priicht. who
w as chairman of the commit inn i
charge. J. II. Mcdee very generously
gave the use of part of the room which
he formerly occupied with his stock
of dry goods, and in addition donated
10 per cent of his Friday anil Saturday
sales in his old store. Tho corner
which had been arranged for the sale
of rood was most attractive with
autumn ilecoratlons and the supply of
cis'ked foods was soon disposed of.
There were departments of adult
clothing, children's clothing, mllllnerv
The l.-idles' Civic club met last
Thursday at the home of the former.
About 3a kulics gathered to enjoy
the program and lunch served by the
hostesses. The ladies will meet next
time with Mrs. Morrill Brown and
Mrs. II. W. Ward nt the homo of the
furmer,
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Win'. Sher
wood on October 14th nt Sacred
Heart buHpllal, a baby girl. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Miss Ituby Derrick, Mis. Kdna li.
Allen. Mis. Stewart Ilutler, Mrs. Hoy
Stanley and Mrs. J. (I. Thompson
attended the Teachers Institute In
Med ford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C Rrown and Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Clements ami son
Junior drove to Yrokn Sunday and
took dinner at the now. hotel.
Tho I'ni-enl Teachers association
met lost Friday at the school house
with ubout 30 women present. The
circle has decided to give a bazaai
soine time next month to gather
money for the Christmas Tund. The
date will lie announced later.
Rev.' W. Leo tlrey of Jtutte Falls
preached at the church last Sunday
and will preach again next Suiiday.
Kveryone Is urged to attend.
Mas. U. C. Charley was III fur a few
days last week but Is much Improved
at present.
F. J. aicl'herson made a flying trip
to Portland the first of the week.
The county court was out ono day
last week louklng over tho old cov
ered bridge.
.Mrs. tlreen of Los Angeles is hav
ing some new buildings erected on
her property.
The lluson children entered school
hero Inst week. They aro staying
with II. W. Ward's now.
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CLIMAX CLIMBS I
American Fruit and Produce
Market
This .Market is fur the IVuplo. AVe have
all local produce, available in season.
The very best Fresh every day. Prices
are rif;ht. Come in and look us over.
Open C Days a Wcok
109 East Eighth St.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lester Wert, and N. '
V. Hanson returned Wednesday from
their trip to the state fair at Salem.
The exhibits were wonderful, accord
ing to their report nnd they feel that
their vaca'lon was worth while.
Mr. and Airs. Kam Coy and Alice
Dennis purchased the oritan for the
school at the Palmer Piuno House
Saturday. A very good ono was ob
tained. The funds raised at tho box
social proved to be more than the re- '
quired amount. Some other needed
article will be purchased for tho
school with the remaining sum. I
Airs. Kllabeth Cirisssom Is vlsltlng
with her daughters at IaxUk Creek. )
Air. and Airs. One t'omslock matte a
business trip to Medford Saturday.
Walter Charley has Just finished
harvesting his corn.
Mrs. I'a ill Kurz and Airs. Austin
drove to Ashlaijd Sunday to visit Airs.
I 'earl Murphy.
Fred Dulton Is riding for beef cat
tie on Dead Indian this week.
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
Mr. nnd Airs. Herbert Allen nnd
daughter Margaret of I tend, have been
the guestH of Air. and Airs. W. D.
liarues. They wore accompanied on
their drlvo by Airs. Kmnin Wilson,
who has been making her daughter,
Airs. Allen, nn extended visit.
AIlss Florence lteardsley of the Ore
gon Normal nt Aloumouth. visited
Airs. Kiln Tyrrell's room at the Fhoe
nlx school Wodnesdny.
The Phoenix teachers are In at
tendance at the Institute In Aledford
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
wek.
Airs. T. J. Maymgren attended the
College Women's club In Med ford last
Saturday.
The Phoenix unit of the County
Health association met for sewing
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Airs. Kugeno D. l.oucks was sur
prised Sunday by tho arrival of her
son. Ftndlay houcks, from Ksscx,
Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franer Hrown
have returned from Chicago and Kal
Ispnl, Mont., whither they were call
ed by the death of Mr. Itrown's sister,
AI Inn l'ltn Drown.
Old Resident Given
Up by Physicians
"Given up by five doctors, my
only hope an operation. I rebelled
on cutting me open, us 1 am 76
years old. A neighbor advised try-,
Ing Mayr's Wonderful remedy for
stomach trouble. got relief right
uwuy. 1 had not eaten for 10 days
and wits as yellow as a K"ht piece.
1 could have lived only a few days
but for this medicine." It Is a sim
ple, harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from
the Intentinnl tract and h I lays the
inflammation which causes practi
cally all stomach, liver and Intes
tliiMl aliments. Including Appendi
citis. Due do will convince or
money refunded.
At all druggist.
Conk wltli mR
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SMART MEW COATS for WOMEN
At Surprisingly Low Prices
When we are enabled to offer coats like these
of the highest character, the newest styles, of
costly materials, at the unparalleled low price
of only
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Then we are surely justified in naming it an event of
unusual importance
THE NEWEST COLORS
Gracklchcad
Black Princo
' Bokhara
Cuckoo
Wino
Tansy
Queonbird
Tacapa ,
Kingfisher
A deposit will hold any coat
Ladies' House Dresses
$1.50 Values 95c
A large assortment of rolors, patterns and
V regular $1.")0 value;
! 95
st vies to ehoose from
Gulden Kule price
Writing Paper 39c Pound
or 3 Pounds for $1.00
nel
Willard's Societv Linen writing paper,
weight one pound. A regular ")0e value;
Golden Rule price, 39 or 3 for $1.00
Only a small (Miaiitity available at this price.
Fine Feathers Hosiery
Pure Thread Silk
$1.35 Values $1.00
Again the Golden Ride gives a
tangible 'exposition of economy
Fine Feathers hosiery is fash
ioned of pure thread Japan silk;
strongly reinforced heels and
toes, extra long silk hoot and
extra elastic fine cotton garter
tops.
i mu von see tin- stockings you cannot possiblv judge
them lor the price gives no impression of their super
iority. 13y all means come and get acquainted with Fine
leathers hosiery! All the fashionable shades are here
to select from.
Exceptional
Values
Kolex, 0'"c value, Golden Rule
price, dozen 39
M e n t h o 1 a t u in. "0c value,
Golden Rule price 43
Pahuolive Soap, 10c value..8
Pebeeo Tooth Paste. 50e value,
Golden Utile price 35
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, .)0e
val.. Golden Rule price 35
Hind's Honey and Almond
("ream, 50e value 39
Pahuolive Talcum, Fgyptian,
Lilac or After-Shaving. 25e
0vals., Golden Rule price 1S
Palinolive Shampoo, 50c value,
Golden Rule price ..'..38e
, A Reminder
of Our Policy of
Lowest-in-City Prices
Means that GiJdcn Rule prices
are always less, every day in the
year, on every article of mer
chandise. This applies not only
to regular stocks, but to special
items offered in competition
sales as well. Our customers
may reiyl the advertisement's of
other stores with the knowledge
that thovocan make their pur
chases at the Golden Rule for
less.
iMmnday, October 19, a repre
sentative from New York for
the Pictorial Review Pattern
""l'i'i'.v will gladly demon
strate, the use of the new Pic
torial patterns. Ladies may
consult her free of charge re
garding any st.wing problems.
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gest Department Store
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