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Medfoed Mail Tribune Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Page Dilly Twentieth Tr. Wk!j Fllljr-lawlb Yew. MEDFORD, OliEQOX, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .27, 1925 NO. 213 ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY REESE CREEK HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE, REESE CKKKK. Ttor. 27. Last week on Thursday evenliiK Ituhe Johnson's house hurned down, lie does not know how it caught fire, lie Buved most of the things, it did not tuke hut a very short time for a crowd to gather, all willing to' hell) in time of need. The Parcnt-ToacherB met at the RChoolhoiiHO last Friday afternoon. There was quite a number of the ludles present. Dr. Geary gave quite a helpful as well as interesting tulk on the euro. of the teeth; also the dif ferent diseases of children. Miss Oreb and Mrs. Thurston, ouH two teachers, drilled their pupils for a Thanksgiving program, which was' well rendered Wednesday afternoon to an appreciative audience. Next Sunday, November 29, there will he a Thanksgiving service at the schoolhouso. There will he an all day meeting, Sunday school In the forenoon and preaching after dinner. Come and bring yotir dinner and en joy the social hour, as well as the service with the people. Subject for Sunday school, "Paul Before Agrlppa." Memory verse, 'l was not disobedient unto the heavenly vision." Mr. Silencer, engineer of the Eagle Point-Hutte Falls irrigation district, and Frank Hrown and VY. K. Ham mond, the two directors, and several prominent men from the chamber of commerce, went to Salem Monday evening to meet with the state board on Tuesday in regard to irrigation matters. Miss Creb visited at H. Wntklns' one evening last week. Mrs. C. E. Bellows' sister and 'hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of NVeed. Oil., visited at C. E. Bellows' last week. Edward Bellows returned home with them, expecting to work in or near Weed this winter. Amos Ayres, wife . and children, visited nt W. E. Hammel's Sunday. Mrs. WatklnB was quite sick for a few days but is much improved. Mrs. C. U, Cummons visited Mrs. Watklns one duy. l: ' , Mr. Yost, the McNeBs man, was around in this vicinity last week. Some of the stockholders of the Eagle Point Free Ferry Telephone company are working on the line this week transferring it from the old county road to the highway; conse quently if is hard to hear over the line this week, but they expect to have it completed by Saturday night. Thanksgiving will be spent quite commonly by the relatives and friends of different families gathering nt the several homes, where there will be feasting and family reunions. Next Sunday morning Rev. R. W. 1 Nelson will preach on the theme, "Pushing back the Horizon." In the evening the Christian Endeavorers will present "The. Northwest Passage" ill song and story. ' . Tho schools closed Wednesday after noon for the Thanksgiving holidays, Thursday anil Friday. A Thanksgiving program given Wednesday afternoon by the grades and high school in the school audi torium was attended by several of the mothers who had children In school. Principal Avard Whitman was the guest of Mrs. Williams of Medlord on Thanksgiving day. A number of Phoenix people at tended the Ashland-Medford game Thursday. Mis. Henry Frame Is visiting her son In California. Mrs. J. I. Groves to. sew for the ba zaar, which will be held ut the old hall on Friday, December 4 at 2:00. There nre many nli-e aprons, some lunch cloths and napkins, dollies, towels, three comforts, n bedspread, lots of little holders und things of that sort, ninny of which will muke excellent Christmas gifts. At six tho ladles will serve sandwiches, coffee, i-nke nnd snlnd and In the evening there will be tho grab bag. fish pond and fortune tellers, us well evenings fiveryono should be and help the P. T. A. with plans for helping our school. there their ANDERSON CREEK as other fun to while nwny n wholejranch has arrived and we have one more pupil In scnooi. Mrs. Junies Mays spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother and father. Mr. Centers is quite ill. . Mr. Low and Hurry Lynch took some cattlo on the Applegute this week. James Mays and E. J. Center made a business trip to Ashland Monday. John Schuette got a piece of steel in his eyes, which Dr. Kmnions re moved for him.. We are sorry to hear Dint "Hud" Joe Skeeters lias rented tho old Brophey ranch. The man thnt bought the Cook Baker is no better, hut soon hope he will be able to come hack home- We have had some real cidd weather this week, down to ?0 above. Edgar Adams was up on the creek Monday. Frank Marquis spent Sunday on Warner creek. K. J. Center Is papering for Mrs. House this week. Some of the Anderson Creek people went to the sale at Mr. King's, neur Phoenix, Monduy. Bill Sctinelr Is hauling mi feed fur his stock and gathering his corn on the Gill pluce. George Keroy of Ashland was up to J. Mays' after some geese Sunday. IIITIE APPLEGAl E I.ee Wlniilnghnin returned home this week from Brookings. Kurl Hamilton has gone to l,os An geles after spending tho past year with his uncle. Mr. Bates. . Dean Saltinarsh, wife and baby Bpunt lust week-end on the creok. Jack Crump left the Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday. He wub there seven weeks with typhoid fover. Charles Dunlord was a caller at Cameron ranch Monday. There Is to be a dance at Unlontown Bchoolhouse this Saturday night. The directors held a board meeting at the Crump ranch on November 17 to tunke out the budget. RUSSELL'S RUSSELL'S Medford's "Store With the Christmas Spirit" Is Overflowing Now With Gifts of the Useful and Practical Kind for Early Selection This Saturday marks the beginning of Christmas shopping in earnest and "RUSSELL'S," as usual, are prepared early for the Christmas buying, with hundreds and hundreds of beautiful and acceptable gifts of the useful sort. More and more are the thoughtful buyers turning to the "useful gift" as the practical gift, and we want you now, while there is plenty of time, to make it a practice to visit "RUSSELL'S" every time you are down town and you'll find selecting gifts here will be an easy matter, as our counters and shelves are full of gifts for every member of the family old and young, men and women or boys and girls. TIME NOW TO BUY LINGERIE MATERIAL Saturday Will Be the Day to Save So acceptable always, is the silk lingerie of your own making at Christmas lime, that this item. 'is, very .appropriate. - 40-ineh, i fine quality Crepe do Chine in all the, pastel shades. Flesh Nile, peach, jade, white, orchid, light blue, coral, t1 QQ mais, also grey and black. $2.25 regular 40-inch Radium in Pastel Shades, $2.50 40-inch Satin Crepe in Pastel Shades $3.50 , Orchid, light blue, mais, honeydew, tea rose, tan, white, also black and navy in both the above silks. i 1 50 DOZEN FANCY BATH TOWELS A Wonderful Christmas Special, $1.00 A' very large and heavy weight towel, 22x44 inches, and mer cerized finish. -'-Wide colored borders oir. 1oth ends of the towel with nil-over embossed designs, in the body, of the towel. Colors of blue, rose, gold and lavender and only by. purchasing so large a quantity were we able to offer you this $1.25 towel for this very exceptional fljl Ofl Saturday price P1UU, 18.3f-inch fancy border bath towels with borders , of rose, gold, blue and lavender. This is exceptional at (55c. ' Cflf. : Saturdav onlv .: UUC EAGLE POINT K rpi. t. tf r.i.iir innu dinner with Mr.' nnd Mrs. R. A. Weidman i. Monday, after which ho left lor bnny. where he Intends to spend Thnnksglvlng with his family. Krnnk Brown nnd Jnmos .Spencer made a business trip to Hulem Mon- ''"jir. and Mrs. J. M. Ward have - bought the hoy property In town and moved In last Monday. They ex pect to makj some Improvements on the property in the near future. .Mr. I,oy and family moved Into a part of Mrs: Green's Jiouse for n short time. Tommy Nichols nnd Cnrlylo Nnt- ...... i. itrivtnff n. new sedan. O. M. floss of Mutte Knlls have moved 'into their home nore,- "" has been occupied by the Wm. Hurst family for several months. . .... i nMiinir was new A specnii m-ii"" . last Holurdny to vole toxes for tne scnooi year. .ru- -i..- i.... in V ncnld s nail was well attended and the ladles mnde 95 from the supper ervcrt. . . . ... i .. i. .... v Him ladles a .Mr. jinciii n i"" part of the gate recelAs. The ladle" wish In this wny to "ii - appreciation of Mr. Klncnld's "Pl"n- did co-opemjlon wlin mem. Mrs. Patterson will preach nt tne church next Hunrtny nt E leven. O MIm llelh Fnrlow visited tn grades last Wednesday. John . IJnn Is down from tm rmp at mute Falls and Is ylrtt- On' friends here. ,. . t ' Tho Iodic ot the V T. A. met pi Esmond Blankets at $6.50 Finest for Bath Robes Beautiful patterns and all with silk cords. Light and dark colors, suitable for either men or women. These blanket robes arc large size, plenty for good full size robes and are usually sold at $7.50. Our price fcg- gQ exceptional at Baby blankets, pink and blue in all the good nursery designs, as bunny, cat, dog, elephant, bow knot, in 30x40 inches, with scalloped edges. This blanket is usually C 1 ff sold at $1.25. Saturday at .. ,WW Serpentine Kimona Crepe A Saturday Special, 29c Yard Twelve different patterns and colors in this pretty kimona material that is always popu lar for gifts at Christmas time. Fast color and always sells at !55c, so' our Saturday special price is a big saving 2Qf for you Many new and beautiful Kimonos and robes of Padded Silk, Corduroy, Blanket Robing and of Changeable Silks are. here for your selection, and the prices are most reasonable for all of them. Silk Stripe Lingerie Voile Worth 65c; Saturday at 49c Shadow Voiles in all the pastel shades, silk stripe Voiles in pink,, honeydew, helio, light blue, mais and white. The dauity under wear jirid gowns for Christmas gifts can be made up from these pretty fabrics at a great saving, as these (5c materials will . AQg be, heard 1 Nainsook, the fine Lonsdale quality that is absolutely fast color and for real fine gowns is the nicest fabric to buy. l7lX Very special price ' 200 New Oil Cloth Lunch ClothsAll New Desighs Saturday 65c Each Wonderful Coat Values, Saturday $23.75 Regular $40 Coats in All New Styles v. i f r. The newest colors, lipstick red, cracklchead blue, queen blue, palmetto green, Creole and, cinnamon, m all sizes from 10 to 44 and.in American bolivia, American pin point, suede and vclour. These would be exceptional coats at .f4U, so we teel that it's the best value offered in coats this season. The furs arc well selected and generously large. , At.. '$23.7 5 The Charleston Apron $1.50 A Clever Christmas Item That Is Real New .'egular price should be $1.98, but the manufacturer as f means of introducing this very clever apron for Christnia gilts, gave uh an allowance to enable v P V us to sell them for the one day, Satur- k I S 1 1 day, at P.W Many pretty new dresses in the ad vanced styles giving you a glimpse into the realm of spring styles. , Why not a Christmas gift of a coat or dress? RUSSELL'S PHONE 31 Hundreds of new rubber aprons just being unpacked as this ad is written, and they will be out for you Saturday mm, 'SEE OUR MEN'S AND BOYS' AD ON PAGE 5 OF T.HIS PAPER
