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MEDFORD ranJ TrfQUNT!, fEpFOT?D", OT?FGO?V Fr?TDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925 ...
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NEW HOMES ARE.
SPRUNG! IN
formerly pastor of 'the l& K. church potatoes one ever saw. They weigh
hero, hue been calling on old friends three und four pounds each. Mr. Mur
hore the post week, lie has beon loo qiufSH sure can raise fine garden,
turing evenings the past week In the Vlandemar KHmeuk is drilling a
Ashland churches, and Is lectin lug j well on his homeHteud.
evenings thin week in the Medford Mr. Sehneir is getting ready to
church e.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Haifa left for
Portland last week, Thursday. Mr.
Hafle has been here the past three
months looking after the B. 1 busi
ness. Mrs. It. E. Bowman Is now the sta
tion agen and caretaker.
move.
SAMS VALLEY
-Mr.
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ANDERSON CREEK
WILLOW HPIUNtS.H. Oct. 23.
tnnd Mm. E. Duwe are plunnlng to
erect at once a fine five room lun-
-ffalow on their property acronH from
'Oreen Acres." , This will malto a
, , " ,." . ; .i i iun' Mrs. J. Mays spent Wednesday with
(being built in 'the clearing' at tl,u '?0ther' MrH- M- C'eutBr of
told Pine drove, but tho owner's ' i . . , . ...
name was not learend. Ml8, J- Cenlor Is forking at Anil-
The sudden deaih of J. R. Minor, lum.
"last Saturday evening, came an a Mrs. F.. Marquess called on Mrs.
hock to his frlcndH and neighbors.. Mavs Tuesday afternoon.
,'Although Mr. .Miner had beon in1 George Young went to Medford
,poor health for some time, ho was Tuesday.
Inot thought to be dangerounly il.!Mr' st' Harmon Went to Talent
The vicinity extendi! their hearfelt TuI?1'"Jay. ,
,iymnathy to the family. Mr. Winter's! Dlc,k Hal an1 w" ar spending a
two sons and his broth ;.- reached fe" "a??, at tlle ranch.
j ii ere . from Kansas city on weones- . - - 0-v..UiUa '
. At. t toArci n 1 ..r H'Iia futin.xil toil I l.a
t nVlm-k l.-H.h.v nflernnnn ut'.lett. Ke" WM "P 0n the creek
lUiifl fn...i
',i H..nnv rfinnor ut ,,f .h.; w v. -Frank Sullenger came up on the
'. Parker home were Mr. and Mrs,
MINISTERS MEET AT
One of the splendid things In this
: vulley Is that we have a ministerial
association which meets monthly In
rthe Interest of the highest moral and
The cattlemen of this Vicinity who spiritual things for the various com-
liavo ranged cattle on the gout range munities.
In Medford.
at ."."'
i i inn aimj,
creek for a hunt Saturday.
Mt anil Vt .... n 1 .
. Newton KdwardH Mr Edwards Br.; Talent Saturday. '
, Mr Uogarl an. mIhh M. hdwards of Jack Gm wife was up to their
Medford, and Mrs. Helen Hrophy of rancn Saturday.
irCl!0uUl . . , , Hiir Maultby' and "Soda I'op" Dig-
, Mrs. B. M. Bush was taken hoH- ham arfl Bponding a fuw day8 with
ously 111 last .Monday night and was (jeorge Young
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital J, Maya and E. J. Center are helping
oti Tuesday. At hint report there Schuetto brothers thresh their sweet
;.was little change In her condition. clover this Week.
The Elden, Du Huque and Carney , Dick poster went to Medford and
f amines motored to Butte Falls Hun- spent Sunday with his suiter, Mrs.
. day. They visited many places of Allen.
Interest and called on Mrs. and Miss t MnrnnrsB Tian roitip nf the finpftt
Taylor, who formerly lived here. The g"
' .party enjoyed a picnic dinner before
, starting homo.
$ Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Brophy of
Chltoquln spent the week-end with
,&trs. Brophy's purents.
. 1' George Klden has been Bick for the
fliast two days and unable to attend
nchool.
Eugene Hoames, who was 'so 111 for
jwo months, has bo far recovered
ihat he expects to take his place
, the sophomore class at th Cen
: tral Tolnt high school on next Mon-
hiivp llrnukht ttm rnttln In fur wlntor
Itiuarters and report them in good con
dition.
A Halloween program to he given
by the school October 30 Is being pre
pared by the school.
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Bellows nnd chil
dren of ICaKlii Point district were Sun
day visitors in Sains Vulley,
The hunting season huving closed
most of the hunters have returned
from the hills, but not muny report
very good luck,
' Our teachers returned from the
county institute reporting a very In
structive meeting.
The recent warm days and frosty
nights have turned our wooded hills
into a sight of beauteous splendor.
Mr. Kdington and daughter, Miss
Mary, attended tho funeral of the
young Mr. Davison Sunday at Apple-
gate.
Tom Pankey and Mrs. O. T. Wilson
attended the Jackson county Pomona
Orange at Winter, October 10, and re
port a very interesting meeting. The
Pomona was met with a lieurty wel
come and was shown the usual hospi
tality so well known of the Knterprlse
Urunga, Tho next meeting of the
Pomona will be held at Sums. Valley
Ortm;;e hall in January.
the completion of ttie apple har
vesting and pucking of this precinct
is now under wuy. J
Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Cook and Mrs.
Etta Ilaytor were Evans Creek visi
tnrH Sunday.
It is a privilege for overv minister.
religious or social worker, to avail
themselves of such an opportunity, i
me meeting Is at Orants Pass next
Monday, October 26. The association
at Grants Pass has arrunged for all
minlHters to take luncheon at the Ox
ford hotel and proceed from there to
the First Christian church, where the
meeting Is to be held.
The program sounds Interesting.
The Hev. M. S. Woodworth of Ashland
will present a paper on "Pastoral
Equipment." and the Rev. It. W. Nel
son of Phoenix will present a paper
on "Reading the Bible in Public."
There are also several items of busi
ness which are of the utmost Import
ance. Let us make a gooil showing
tor this meeting, you will find it
profitable and enjoyable.
. E. J. JOHNSON',
Secretury.
TSotliv.
To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that my
wife, Lucy R Woolverton, having left
my home, 1 will not be responsible
for any bills or. accounts contracted
by her.
Dated this 20th day of October, '
1920. , C. X).' WOOLVEUTON. ,
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Chief Hunger. Hug-r Welles arrived
yesterday from Crater Luke National
park on business and will return tomorrow.
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The hunters, Nichols, Mills and
', Heft and Hammond, returned Inst
htonday evening, and although they
'reported game scarce, they brought
'Jiome three fine bucks.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elden enter
tained ' at1 dinner on Wednesday eve
tnltyg .of tills week, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Kr Parker nnd daughters, Vrancea
.anil Wylamae. ' The dinner was given
hit-honor of Mr. and Mrs. Parker's
lkeddlng anniversary.
j Mr, and Mrs. -W. D. Stone,, formerly)
(Of ', this district but now living utj
Jtond, are house guests nt the Clyde
tltichmond home. Mri and Mrs. Stone j
leave, some household goods subred
'pero which they will dispose of dur
ing their stny. '
''V Borji.to Mr, nnd Mrs. tlyp Vin
cent, on Out. lG.a . 12-pound son.
Mother and baby are doing well.
Mr. and. Mrs. Sain -'Anderson -re
ceived word frmn their daughter
blara, 'who la In training as a nur.io
l Portland, that she expected to lie
hie to spend the most of the mouth
f December with her parents here.
Jllss Anderson entcj-otl the hospital
ist January, and ' has not boon at
oris since.
Billy Pcnnlnger' has been quite sick
tiring the past week und I had somo
Ifflculty In K'ettlng help to hnndlo
Is large delvy. Mr. Pennlngcr is,
iguln able to.' he out.
Don't, forgot tho Hallowe'en entor-
Ailnment ut tho Willow Springs
hool house on the evening of Oct,
1, Free nroirrnm nnd sunner.
ti-i.a" t'.'a
bakings that are a feast for the
eves ana a treat to the taste
wholesome and delicious, always
at your command, when you use
TZIE WWL&S GREATEST
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SALES !', TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND ': niTBTUn
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST
OFFERS
Some Money Saving Specials
For the Working Man
For almost 15 years we have been cutting prices for Mr.,
Working Man, and our scissors are still sharp. Having
a low overhead, no fancy fixtures and honest va I u e
, merchandise, we can surely set prices which allow the
average man to keep some of his pay check himself.
Talk's cheap, but following are some unbeatable prices
that will convince you: s
Black Bear Overalls . $1.35
Men's heavy ribbed Union
Suits going at ....... $1.50
Big heavy double
Blankets $1.98
Men's Work Shirts. ... .69c
Men's fine dress Shirts $1.19
Men's and Boys' Caps. .98c
Canvas Gloves 10c
Men's Work Sox. . . . . . .10c
Boys' Suits, 2 pants and
Vest : . .$6.75
Men's all wool Suits. $19.50
EVERYTHING FOR LESS
The Store Without Competition.
The Workingman's Store
WILL H. WILSON
TMNT TALK
J. V. Pftniils of Falls City, who has
ieen visiting his rouuin, A. T. Edmon
ton, retucnwl home Hunday. Mr. Den
,fcia and Mr. Kdmunrition enjoyed an
Ruling together hunting deer.
4i,l-awyer Nowherry of Medford wns
Talent-WefVneIay on liuniiincis con
fleeted with the Catherine Alford ea-
'l The head men of Portland, con
certed with tho mill which ia going In
lit Talent, were In -Talent this week
looking over the ('. 10. 1'tnw property.
Word ha been rocelved from MIhh
tVferoncia Allen who taiiKht the sev
"etith and eighth grades in Talent
tthoo) sa .number of years ago, that
she is now teaching in the Chicago
MfthootM.
til C. Hill left Monday In company
with Mi. and Mrs. P. II. Murphy utul
their fon And his family, for Los An
t'gfclea. They drove two cars. From
1a Angeles Mr. Hill will go by H. P.
J rill road to Oklahoma., where ho will
visit hla parent n nt Klk t'lty. nnd other
relatives and friendn In the state.
'' - MrH. Oeorne Carter was on the
sick list Monday.
, Mrs. K. C. Itelmer returned Friday
'from Portland where she had visited,
with her friend, Mra. Charlen R. How
tnap. She alo vbifted at Corvallls
' with her daughter, MIhh I.llllun lteim-
W. who is attending t). A. C.
. John Holilmin took over the duties
'.or th city ttmmhall the IRth. when
the, resignation of J. V. Pace, went
. ll'lMf effect. Mr. Pace has served the
(community very faithfully In tho ca
' iacty of city marshal for several
yca s and expect to leave soon with
his family for Phoenix, Ariz., where
;iie will make hla future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wenh-y lulhkcll re-
k timed to their home In Itutto Falla
finHt Katurday, being railed hero by
the death ut J. K. Denhnm. I
I.loyd Turner returned l bin home
n Oakland, Calif?, laat Saturday, af
Uer spending n few days Wth his
another, Mra. J. F. Pnharn.
,J Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Witt of
A.itth'pii, (tre., v(lted Thursday
nd Friday of last week with Mr. and
.Airs. T. K. lloone. Mrs. Itoonc and
Compare Service
Santford & Co.
; 3C7-309 East Main Street ;
Phone 702 Phone 703
Compare Prices
Do You Want Service?
3 l)s. CViseo 75
Fancy Full Crenm C'hoosp, 11) 30
Fancy fcugar Cured 1 lams, lb 35
Fancy Seedless Kaisins, lh .10
1 ib. .Folgor's Uyldeii dale Cufl'ee 57
5 lbs. FoigerV (tt.l.len (lalo Ctil'IVe, lb, .56
Va (Sal. Tea Garden Syrup 80
Full Oal. Tea Garden Syrup 1.30
10 lb. Pail Hest Cooklnjr Molascs 75
2 Cans Clinif I'eaelies 55
Fancy Asparagus Tips, Can : 20
Van Camps Pork and Beans 08
Campbells Soup, Any Kind . 10
Tender' Peas; Can 15
2 Cans Iowa Corn .25
Ehone us your order, and pay
our deliveryman at your home
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Free Delivery Service
We own and operate our own
Individual Delivery System. Our
employes do not divide their
services with any other store.
We deliver Free all orders
amounting to 2.00 or more.
Remember any store can give
you a cheap price on a half
dozen special items, but just
compare our regular prices,
which are good all next week,
with the "Specials" offered you
elsewhere.
Compare our prices each day in
the week on each item you pur
chase with the price you paid
last weekthen think what
prices you paid before we
opened our store in Medford.
Do You Want Price?
. 1 lb. Can Best Ground Chocolate .28
Large Package Poet's Washing "
J'.'V Machine Soap .30
8 Large Bars White Wonder Soap .... .25
Lux, Package 10
Large Package Ilinso .25
.10 lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 65
25 lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 1.60
100 lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 6.20
49 lb. Sack Drifted Sivow Flour..;. 2.15
Quart Wesson Oil 1........ .49
Gal. Wesson Oil .1.89
5 lb. Tin Peanut Butter 1.15
Large Can Fancy Red Salmon .30
1 lb. Tin Prince Albert Tobacco .95
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1 lb. Tin Velvet Tobacco 95
Our prices wii fen in
all next
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pent to motor on h rough to
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where they will upend tho
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