PACE ETOTTP
OVERALL n
MISSOURI mi
DECEMBER 1M
MlSSOum FLAT. Deo. 11. Thero
wan a rnlHtnkn made In tho date of
the apron and overall dame anil
basket Hoilnl to lio Kivi'n at tlin Mln
wurl Klat school, lnmrail uf.lreinu
tha Ml h of Iji'iemhcr, an ntatod, It
Is to ho the comlliB Salurday nlcht,
December 12.
"Sir. and Mrs. Kubll entertained
friends Saturday evening by giving
a dance In . tlielr store Uulldlnir.
Kveryone had h delightful time, duo
to the hospltalliy of their host and
hostess.
. I). M. McAlllMler Is ft business
vlsllor In Portland Ihls week. I
J. T. Co'ili's brother. Hart, Is
visiting at the former's home.
Muster Williams Is still III with
.typhoid fever. I
.lark Newman has returned and Is
visiting Busier Vincent Ihls week.
' Mr. and .Mrs. Itussel imil son.
Prill of Chli'o. Calif., called at the
Cook homo Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Williams has returned
to her home in f'oqullte after visit
ing" her mother, Mrs. Jessie York.
John Bllllinger and wife have Just
returned from California whero they
have been visiting. They nre spend
Ing a few days In Central 1'olnt as
guests of the forn'.er's niece.
The Davidson family have moved
to the Mountain I,ion Mine.
Tom Dean nnd Dick McDonald
returned from Portland .Monday.
They report a lovely time In the
Rose City Thanksgiving..
.Mrs. Katnerine uaviason anu-iatner,
Mr. Orlffln, spent several days here
this week. Mr. nrlffin attending to
business and Mrs. Davidson visiting
friends nnd relatives.
K. Ft. Anderson of Vancouver, Wn
has been here several days attending
business Interests. .
Miss Kltn. Miller, who has been
oiilte- ill, Is much Improved.
- ('.. T. Davidson Is visiting his son
and family In Crescent City.
Several people of the Klnt at
' tended the operetta given by tho
Grants Pass high school Wednesday
venlpg. A good priMjrrani wns re
ported. . Mrs. Carnsa and Mrs. Davidson
were Oold 111)1 visitors Monday.
Hunter Williams Is very ill In the
Grunts Pass hospital,
- -
jmi.-'.i-- -,-ijf u i id a
hi lie frtJ t1ml.iu$tlm whiter.
U. t Helm f fur returned Sttturduy
frn Portland and reports Ijunlnpftn
in hin Hn rather iiult theit.
Mfl Atklnn of Me-lford wan a TMf
Hock visitor Sunday nnd onjoyrd n
duckloHH duck hunt while Ihmo,
Mm. Mynnt formerly ufcihiH vicin
ity hut jntw of lie okc crock was a
rjUKincHi visitor ncre luemiuy.
10. t Hamilton, Huiicrintcndcnt of
the Tuhle itoek ditch nan i crew of
men finlnMns up the annual cleaning
uperaiionH.
Jleifthel Harper who has been
undr the weather fi.r the p:iKt (wo
weekH Ik mw able to lie ahout )iln
work uKJiin.
John Dmltfn and family nf Mcdfonl
visited relative hero Hunduy.
,. lOvely Jliimllloi), a lllKh Hell'iol
Mudent of thin dirttrlct haf$ been elect
ed captain of the girls basketliall
mam of the Central Point h-Kh
school.
"Shorty" fumminjcn of the Central
Point hum her company haH delivered
Hevernl lntidK of' lumber to our far
niern lately. B
Henry fJreRory of Ajrate Ih building
a Ioiik Htretch of new fence on hl
runch property here.
( !. ( Nice wood mudo n biiNlncsH
dip to tho Trail district hist week
where ho trailed wheat for enough j
lumber to finish hln barn. I
(SffcPWTirb Tvfxm ttitbttni!. MrcnfOTS OT?F.no-, iTDrF-Nrr.fe n?
TRAI NGUARDED BY U. S.
PKK'IN'fJ, Dec. 11. (A. P.) Kisht
A mAlciin pUHwenKeiH were on bniird
the Iniernuilonnl truln which left for
Tientsin with a detachment of Amer-
lean infantry an ti Bpecial Ktiard. The
train reach en VanfttHun this inorninK.
Four mili'H to the ftoiilh fieneinl
IJchiiiK-KliiK'H troopH fired on It. The
official report alleKCH that the Chinese
feared an fneniy ruwo in the use of
foreign fin kh to cover the apii-oacli of
(ten era I Kentc Vu-JIhIhiikh armored
train. The train returned to Vans-
tnuii where Home of the pa.ssentf'M'K
tramped tteveral miles and secured
motor earn in which to proceed to
TieillMin.
Operate Still on Bat'.leshlp.
NORFOLK. Three non-commis
Hfoned officet'H and one mess attend
ant of the battloHhlp Texas are under
irrest fur oiierntiii? a Htlll on board
ship.
f
Gets 5-Cent Reward.
SKATTI.K Charles llnn-fn received
0-
i reward uf 7 u-iiIm, the aimunil he
had Hpent in localfni; the owiier, for
rettirnlnK a check ft $1462 which he
found.
I'ArtIS, ' line. 1 if?- (A. P.) The
Journal Hfiya today that the Trench
govern menl, on recommendation of
M.it I I'claln has dcclilcd In nilw C
. . . G . I
t-oa)nvi cuuries tiweeney m po-:
kane. Wash., to the high grade fj
grand officer of the, liQlon of honSr.
Cttffjnel Sweeney was htud of tfcej
t.i.v , iiiMIl Ull IHIUHUIUII, VtIIIUJtl.U Ul
Ameilctui fliers -who particlpattd In
the Moroccan campaign. a
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kfhr 12 vea'rs' suffevinv witk e
Kelfogg's ALL-BRAN byouglit hutiiif relief
Florida woman
feels ten years
younger. No more
headaches or
medicine.
Think what it means to be ever
lastingly free from the dull, throb
biK headaches, sallow skin and
perpetual tiredness which are con
stipation's toll. But let Mrs. Bevis
tell you her inspiring story:
Won, can't expreit. my gratitude
for Kellogv'a all-bhan. For I'i year. 1
ftulTerwl with coiiHtipatloti, alwuy. tuk
intf mtfdiclne, liud dull lieadachea aitd
n.ver felt well. Kor tlie pant 12 muntlia
I've eaten alubkan arid liaven't tuken
une drup of medicine. I'vm sained In
weight, my health ia ao improved t feel
10 year, younger.
(Signed) Mas. V. S. Ugvia,
. Jackaunville, Klorlda.
Kclloi'fr's iti-npiM will li.;ni
sure relief to you just as it lion to
Mrs. Bevis and thousand-! of others.
It is a bulk food thut doctors recom
mend. It is guaranteed to be per
manently effective, if eaten regu
larly, or the purchase price will be
returned by your grocer. Only ALL
BRA n brings sure relief.
Eat at least two tablespoonfuls
daily in chronic cases, with every
meal. Try the recipes given on tho
package. Kellogg's all-bran is
nature's own way of cleaning the
intestine. Made in Battle Creek,
Mich. Served at leading hotels and
restaurants. Suld by all grocers.
ALL-BRAN
FACTS ABOUT THE
! KU KLUX KIAN
(PublUieil by nutlmrity of Kratcr KIuii X. 7, ledford)
)UR KREED
(CtiNtimicd l'i'oiii Mail Tribune of' Deo. i)
Recognizing out relation to the Government of the
United States of America, the . supremacy of its
Constitution, the union of States thereunder, and
the Constitutional Laws thereof, we shall ever be
devoted to the sublime principles of a pure
Americanism, and valiant in the defense of its
ideals and institutions. . .
(To bo continued) '
' Pnidl Adv.
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' Jack OiU has sold his ranch to
neorgfl . Klury of Klamath Falls.
George's mothor and brother have
moved on the ranch, s-
Herman Hchuette caught a big
coyote last week., Hope ho has more
good luck.
Mrs. Wasco was called to Sacra
mento on uccount of the Illness of
her husband. I
Frank .Marauese and wife, James
Mays and family. K. J. Center, spent
Friday at Hlove Lunek's to hear his
new radloi It Ic Just fine1 up hero
Itl' the hills.
Mrs. Janic's Mays spent Saturday
with her father and mother, Mr. anil
Mrs. K. M. Centers. Mr. Centers
Is some better, hut still quite Blck.1
Ilnrry. Maulthy and wife went out
to the valley Sunday.
We are having cold, frosty nights.
hut the sun Is nice nnd warm; no
fog. '.
1 One cur load of tho Schuetto hoys'
pears' eold In Scotfund for a fancy
prica,
Antlrew Jellucss' son visited home
this week.
Daek Foster toolt out a load of
wood Saturday to Medfortl. lie says
It Is too. cold to haul wood with a
team.
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
Hev. Johnnon,. pOHlor of tho Fliiek
church, in Central Point will holil w
xIcqh nt the Tnhlt Hock ncliool house
next Huiwluy, Dec. 13 nt 2:30 . m.-llc
will be HccompnnltMl hy koiiiu of tho
(.holr nmnilH'rH of IiIh rhurch tun) n
good norvite and iMtertrntliiK iiu'ctlnK
Ih looHod for. Ah rellirloiiH HcrvlroH of
any l lnl tiro ho few ti nil far liwotn
111 thlH ttlHirlit wo nhould ull tnko urt-
vantage of this opporttintly mid ho
there.
rrppuratloiiK nro holpff iniido for
the ChrlHtnins proRinni to he Blvon
rhi'lHtinoN ovc hy the school und the
Community club.
Mi'n, J. Xeuton und Mm, NMrewood
Imvti no on HollcitliiK for tho roininu
tilt y ChrlHtnuiH troo. This provldon
for tho randy nnd nutH to ho kIvimi on
ChiifttmnH eve.
Mm. Trenihorth, who hns hnen
vlwltlnR her (tatiRhtor. Mm. A. I.. Heu
brook, will leave next week for n
, vlnk wKk UMftther daughter In t'ali-JkM-ivkt,
Thorn f hn wjio are nnfortunn4o
emtivh ta huve to roll ouUiihout five
o'clock thimo mornlnvH beRln to think
Ihf 4uthr r prophetH know ttielr
muff. when they foreciiHted a t"old
winter. ,
Thoe from hero who attended tho
foot hull game tn Medford .Saturday
report a very thrllllnir time.
., The continued cold mum him nlmtit
ruined all the irreen feedin paHtuien
nnd It In reported that In nomo vec
tlonv tall noun grain has been badly
dainiMfi'!. -
The udden drop In lift price of
butterfHl lanl week wan keenly felt by
dairymen In thin Hoctlon nnd In con-
nidered oulte unuflual ul Ihls time uf
th ywirV
It Is reported that Florence Walker
who lives In une of the cottages at
the ModuC orchard" Is seriously 111 tit
this writing.
Con Devore brought oer to the
Ned Ion ranch Inst Htiturduy' Home
forty head of his whig face beef
Holiday Season Is Bargain Time at the
Golden Rule!
V
The Golden Rule system of merchandising is, we think, better than any other! Instead of holding sales we keepur
stock constantly in accord with the prevailing markets. If the market value of any article declines, our prices auto
matically are cut to conform with the market we do not wait for sales before we make our reductions. This mearis
that the prevailing market may be readily checked by investigating the prices at this store and that is why our
every day prices are lower than the sale prices of other stores. Come to the Golden Rule today! Compare prices
here with those of other stores.
AMAZING VALUES IN STYLISH AND
' ATTRACTIVE
New Winter Coats
$13.85
Regular $25 Values '
-At 13.85 these coals represent values that cannot he equalled
anywhere. A fortunate (Uantitv purchase enahles us to offer
Uiese regular $25.00 coats at this spurprisinglv low price. Tliev
come in all the desired models, daintily trimmed in squirrel, fox
iur, opossum, emhroiderv unci hnrtmw T.il.-
there are all the colors of the season, too, which wilfei'iahle voir
to satisfy your individual preference.
$ 1 9.85
Regular $50 Values
One special lot of beautiful new coats just arrived from eastern
Insluon centers. Tliese coats are offered in every desirable
model, flaring and straight, and are attractively trimmed in
sijuirrel, lox fur, opossum, enlbroiderv and button's. The colors
nre new and beautiful, too tanager. pirango, cuckoo, fah-on,
brown, dove, pencil blue, pansv and wine. , ,, k
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICE
OF BEAUTIFUL
(Winter Dresses
Because of a decline in the ready-to-wear nlarkct we have made
radical reductions in the prices of every dress in our big store.
These dresses arc new in style and up-to-the-minute in pattern,
too, and selections are complete. -
"We will have on our floor, for your shopping trip tomorrow,
.some of the very best values you have seen in' Southern Oregon..
A visit here will readily convince you.
These dresses come in all styles, flares and. straight lines, and '
inall of the season's most clesirable and attractive shades. The
materials are crepes, satin-back crepes and other popular silks,
and in poiret sheens.
$7.85
$14.85
Formerly sold for as Formerly sold as high
, much as $35.00 as $40.00
' $16.85
Formerly ranged in price from $25.00 to $40.00
A Complete Array of Hen's Gifts Will Solve
the Chrisimas Gift Problem for "Him"
Men's Handkerchiefs
Initialed handkerchiefs of
pure linen. Jtist the gift
for Cln-istmaai-v- . u
. 30c
Bradley
Lumberjack Blazers
In scores of different
colors and color com
binations. Heavy 3
button knit band
$6.75
. Neckties
Bradley "Tourist"
Sweater Jackets
Wool worsted in
brown, heather, green
ahd beaver. An ideal
gift at Christinas
. $5.50
Men's Shirts
Regular $4.50 shirts.'
lroadcloth with satin
stripe and long style
collar .
$3.45
Gloves
Regular $2.50 gloves.
Fleece lined, soft kid.
leather; sizes S to 10
$1.75
. )
Packed in beautiful iioli-
day-boxes with gift card.
Hot h cut. silk aftd knit
50
$1.00
65?
$l.IfO
Fitted Suitcases I Wardrobe Trunks
Just thegift for "lur."
lias comb, bfush mirror,
etc. A gift that will
please ftiother, sister or
sweetheart at Christmas
tune-
$21"
"With a novel insurance
policy; provides $500
accident insurance for
(vner and breakage and
theft insurance 'for the
trunk itself
$44.85
Wool Shirts
In a wide range of colors,
sizes and patterns
$3,25
All-wool .shirts in many
colors, patterns $3.95
. Belt Gift Boxes'
Holiday box with belt and
belt guard. A dandy gift
for
$1.00
Carter and arm band sets
for. 50
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