Medford mail tribune., March 23, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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CLIMBING TABLE
ROCK IS POPULAR
STUNT THESE DAYS
TAFJLK KOC'K. -Mar. 2:!. Mr.
Nlndnod 1 enjoy Iuk u visit ihi.
woi'k with hr Mister. Mi ArtmM
at Shftld. and daughter, sTm. Oott
of Portland.
The Stone family, who wrre ov
jyinK tho Cameron hus for a
hiiort limn, moved to Mori ford last
M r. fa moron I umlecidrd ui ;
j.nvni whether io Imm her farm1
t try and opt'iatt it hftsolf. j
.V clew of men are at work con-i
Ft i ur-tir ww fenctH on iho Wy- j
fcurf ra.u-h.
I'olel.iatint; ihi' birthday of two,
of Iht relatives, Mrs. K. It. .Mytrjl
liorved dinner last Sunday to
all of whom worn seated around !
the ions table at one time and all1
being mt'inlteiH of ilu" Myers and i
Jtiphnm families exc"t two. j
hlundredH of people from many
imrts of tho valley were visit on i
last Sunday nt the Harry Xealon!
pWcp where an liundanro of thoj
beautiful whliu lambtonguo were)
gathered.
Members of the Sams Valley j
grange am rehearsing a play toi
be put on In the future which is;
Kald to he one of the bent eyerj
attempted by these popular entenr-j
miners. i
At the last meeting of tho Com
munity flub those present had the
pleasure of listening to several vo-j
en! numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd i
Y 1 1 1 in m son of M ed f o rd . A Uo a u j
Instructive health talk by Mrs. T,yda
King, county health nurse. i
Miss Klvn Adams of Central
Point is helping w,ith tho house
work at the Tuttle home.
Mrs. Lorn Orgory entertained
the Indies' sewing rluh last Thurs- '
day afternnn at her home. It be-j
Ing Mrs. J. ( Pendleton's birth- I
day, a postcard shower was given'
her as u surprise feature. Some i
twenty ladles wen present and I
cards were sent by several who
could not attend. Refreshments i
of ice cream and cake were enjoyed
by all present. I
The annual rock climbing festi
val seems to j,ho in full swing as
scores of people made the trip to
the top of the lower rock last Sunday.
At school board meetim? last i
Monday night it was decided to
offer Mrs. Puroell her position
again and to solicit application for
the place now held by Miss Sween
ey, who expects to enter college
next year.
Spraying is about finished here
mid preparations for the frost sea
son are under way, in fact smudge
pots have already been placed in
our 'largest orchard, where vhey
stand in grim defiam-e of the fruit
man's enemy, .lack Frost,
nor'tid Wilson arrived home las'
Thursday from the University of
Oregon and is enjoying .the Kastcr
vacation with home folks.
Mrs. deorge Wright is staying in
Med ford for a few days to he with
her daughter, Mrs. How man. who
underwent a minor operation at
the Sacred Heart hispital last Mon-dnv.
The county road crew and ma
chinery are scheduled to begin road
construction opera t ton in the Sams
Valley district in about u week,
where an extensive program ot
iar'Qi road building will b un-drt;nft-n.
Miss Kva Xeal.in U working on
the Daily News i t poi tonal stuff
this week.
ieorge Marker, the Itutte Kails
hanker, was well known in the
Sams Valley sett ion, where he own-'
ed property and haiQjunt recently!
made u present to lh- grange thrl'e1 j
of a plot of grouiHiQ.tr a hall site. Mp
i ii- inri-ui snowery weainer nas
mi una umiru'i. i-aMiurts ana m
CARS AT CHURCH
i
: spent lat Saturday night and Sua
i day with her daughter. Mrs. I'luind
ler. Mrs.. P-ell Kurry is spending a
week or ten days in I'oi'Mul, liav
! ing left Phoi-nix I.im I ( ida , to
j visit with relatives there.
Quite a mini be r of our young
folk attended the basketball tour
nament held at Ashland last we k.
and report a most enjoyable lime.
KarlyO.abbage plants ready at
- - ' the Carey plant farm.
(By Mr. Mary O. Cnry.) j Mrs. Lillian Coleman had a very
:iK.V PHKCI.VCT. . Alan valuable cow taken with milk fever
. and Mrs. Henry Helms, for-; on Vednesda anil it was necessary
mer Talent residents, were called' to have a veterinarian out to care
last Thursday on e- for her.
eount'uf the serious illness of Mrs. We are sorry to hear of the seri-
of Mis. J. W. Pn it's
Caster. A telegram
FA'flE SEVEN1
OF
..uaunusn..aK.'n onai,wn..,(lnw, mother. Mrs. 4!ob Ander- ous Mines;
er hue and gardenseeds are ger- Hnn of Kllst Alain sU.,.ot. Mrs. Al, brother. J
ili v edrson had pmuimonla in one lung, was sent for his brother. Otto Cas-
.......... mi rnilIPl from fiV. ter, and his sister Kate, who wen-
Mr. Wagoner, husband of a for- to meet Thursday at Portland ami
mer Phoenix girl. P.ell McTavish. . g on together..
is having a novel published" whit X O Ihngman has finished tin
he has written on life in Alaska, other well on his new place. This
Mr. Wagoner spent four years in is the fourth well to liaQ been
the north and the book is replete dug, but none of them ever walled,
with scenes of the uorthland. so all have Qvt-d in. Tho soil is
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. liarneburg pure loam down Hi feet. -pretty
the champion speller at the soell
ing match held last Friday night
at the conclusion of th Commun
ity dub program.
Petitions for the income tax mea
sure and tho one mill tax levy to
complete buildings at ihe county
fair grounds were circulated
through here recently by members M,m ,.'lst Sunday at tne m of : good land."
of the Sams Valley grange.
MX TOT PEB81ES
I .Mih. Itarnehuru'H mothor in Tilent.l K. A. Nyo iff Talont was i MimI-
! in tumor ot Mis. llfll'H snth Wrth-1 ford tiiisinryx mll.'r Tinwlay. slop
'iliiy. jliliiK at lhi Cari'y plant farm for
i Pilferers raiilOil the Kv?ral oart : liw early Qabljaf plautn while on
' belolitilnK to parties who harl path-! route.
j ereu at tho Hador home ltt.st Mon- !
day evenlnt; to praetioe sinint; for
Mi s. Kelsoo drove to Medford ' lhp iledlention services of tlie new
tills moi-nlnn. t a k i n u Maxwell ehureh in I'hoenlx on I'alm Sun-,
-Marvin and Warren Kelsoo. who "' l.aprolies. tools and head-;
wer.. workliiK in the Interest of , Wn wore stolen from the ears,
the hiKh sehool annual. , parked on the hinhway in front of'
The Del uio orehard reeolved tho house. The work ,vas done,
a 12.000-i;allon smuduB tank on!'1'11"" Vl'n nwl J o'tlotki
Tuesday. ""VeninK. ,
Mrs. Aliee Rohhlns nnil c-liil-: K. S. Stevens is suffering- Intensi
dren of Kugene arc 'pendlnjt a ' inl ,hl" P""' month and will Ko
few days ni tho J. K. ltohhlnsj1" I'ortland aualn for treatment.!
1())no if ho is able to stand the trip.
i ii r.. . .ul Tho White Wlnir i'otiltrv farm 1st
past week at tho home of her lakinis-ort annth.r l.lK hateh of The dairy jurat lug nt the AM leanto
parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Itoh-1 "."lr fine Leghorn ohit-ks this next j hull Tuesday evpnum. tlu.UKh not
bins. Mr. Hadtko ma,l e a husl- j "ek. ! lately at.oudod. was a sueooss 4n
,ril. . K., .-1.n..iso last1 ko .laekson Is Imlldinu- an-ievKiy way. I hree creameries Irom
week i other larfte henhouse, the tbinf to Ashland. (Irunts I'ass and Modfonl
,, ' ,. , . .have been built on the nlaoo for- w'fiio represented. Mr. I'owell. the
ner Rtiest at tho home of Mr.
V
I lYlLLlllllI
AT APPLEG ATE
i GREAT iSUC!
M'PLKCJATK, Ore.. Mar. 22.
merly owned by. Mrs.
iaeksnn's Josephilie county iKeiit. v:in tiiero
nn, I tnll.oa mi ih.ltv fnil tnl.l of
onH i.-u Pi...nb f i,., ,.1. ' paremti. .nr. una Airs, hiiiht MHIIv" ".
?"h,t ,m wednosdav. "-lr- J"- J;" k!i" "'""" ,n have , the u.lvanton.eni ma.lo in his ,-oun-
a no iu i.umi uens ior next winters -" i'-j
laying pi-ns. tnix'i gi'asa sfed. Mr. Johnson,
Hubert High ami his sister, Mrs. reprint ins the, state creamery ns-
Kvans. have Invented a sliding an- sw-uiwin, taiKeii on rtauuaimn ami
paratus to lift lh"ir invalid moth-1 l.'1H
ir into a car. so they can take lir
out and an into n car. If the slide
works It will he worth patenting.
It i.'.ta in Un ti-lnsl ..lit AV'ml imuiln t- '
when they tok Mrs. High to Med-' P1eB,i,bt Weill home wilh renewed
r..A ...., .o. i11,i 'determination in Increase the. stan-
M. K. Jones and son Roland were
in Medford last Monday. Mr. Jones
has reut rned from Sacramento, I
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ltobblns
and family were callers hi ftoguc
Itiver on Sunday.
Tiny Conner was ri business
caller at the Del Jtlo on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. ltobbins
spent Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Itate
man at Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Strahan
were dinner guests at the II. M.
Rogers home at Medford Sunday.
.1. E. Robbins and grandson.
Clyde, were Medford visitors on
Tuesday.
I'mper tare til Hairy Pro-
l duclH." The fact was brougt out
I that sweet cream nt the local
I crcaniBriflH had increased 40 pur
cent in the last year. Kvery one
dard another 40 per cent In the
next year if possible. Ice cream
furnished by Uie creameries and
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robbins
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. David I lendrickson
Hauls crock on Sunday.
T. A. Henderson attended the
Leap Year dance at Savage Creek
Saturday night.
The Oold Hill high school
preparing a musical eomedy en
titled ".Miss Cherry Itlossom.' to
be put on Friday, Mareh :I0.
nr i. u u . i .i i t'ko by the ladies In attendance
Cnlif., where ho has worked at his! ' . , , .
... . ! weio enjoved bv all, Mrs. A. .
trade, that of plasterer, for the past ... . , J '., ...
... . ' ,, ... Klelnhammer, Mrs. I homas Mee
eight months. He will now re- , , ,p ...
and Mrs. Kit win Taylor were the
lucky ones in the cake drawing
Trucks Win Victory
SALEM. Ore., Mar. 2:1. (A1)
Hy an order of tho public service
commission household goods may
hereafter he hauled hy anywhere
for-hire carriers under contract.
I eight
build the Log Cabin station at the
i ii ' l" " Shl"u"-" "ul,M contest. The prizes of one. two and
'ins iiUNiiirsH in om'i amiiii. ( .,., ii,, r .....,.. ......
Ad Holms has returned from a j ,)fi jyJ'n b , Snidor'and .lack
years stay in Oakland. aoeom- ... ,,,.. n,.i.,M
Is I "y hl,B wife and son Don- j .;dward ' IfuljUo and' family are
am. enn. ni "O-ln,0V,,., UllH Week t tlioif HqaaW
orate their old stand at the June-.; Lllie cntU(, ,.,.(.,, ,.,. , w
jtlon of the Klamath and Siskiyou . H1,(.n( ,,, snl,el. i,1(,ki., after
I highways, Tho repoi t that the pro- tile,. (nierestH
I pony had been leased for a term! A,.m , u);mnl, ,,,, lu.od ,.,
of years was erroneous. ' uud a coulltv indiKent. who has
I Mrs. Smith, uaim-iitor of Mr. and, ,,,,,, onra f(. hv lhl, Wm r-s)u,r
I Mrs. w. A. Miller, near Phoenix. family for Iho past Iwo years, was
I aeoompanled by her ohildi'on. is taken to the cminly farm this week,
spendinc a few weeks at home. .,. Tml .M,.)rm(ilt of Knell
Tho order exempts then, from a I V 1 . 'l."",m " vleinily Is enjoylnK n visit from
! ..i....ii.. w no w
previous order requiring a soIkmIuIc
or tariffs on mileage, zone or hour
ly basis.
JCiquid Qeausing Crea,)L
SMOOTHS AND SOOTIIBS 0
fracicus to the most Jtlicjtt skin
CLEARS AWAY
BLACKHEADS, BLOTCHES and SCALINESS
lis pure oils penetrate tlie pores and
r-mnvr all duat. rouge and puwilei
Its wonderful nkin rt?toralivcs coun
teract akin latimii. Cleansfs where niup
and water i'jiI.
Trice &I.00
ill ect t he co nt met for car- i i i ,.i t .. n.i i, u.
trying the mail on the Talent rural; family of San Francisco.
route as the appointment will he' ,jaiiieR Fnuices left Monday for
j announced by the government Klamath county in quest of em
when the bids are all give" proper ployment for the spring and sum
, consideration. I mer. .Mr. Frances Is a civil engt-
i Mrs. Kulh Hart of Talent wasineer.
j seriously injured last Tuesday whonj Mr. ami Mrs. Kd Duttotl of Kagle
I her car left the ro.-l near the old j oint district were "isitors at the
j W'yant mines and filunged Into aj.less Taylor home Sunday. .Mrs.
j ditch. Airs. Hart says she does;)titton Is a sister of Mrs. Taylor,
not know how it ahppened. The! Mai-;aret Uiwrencn and Uetty
car was almost a total wreck and j Jane, children of Mr. and Mrs. Law
; Mrs. Hart is In n preenrlous con-ience Pennington of .Medford. were
jdition from bruises and a sprained; week-end Quests of Venn i and
' back. Karline Khea.
j Mrs. Irene Welts and her daiif:h-i Ansll CIIhoii has sold his body
Iter. Mrs. Klton Leeson. were in j of timber on the Little Applegate
i Medford last Friday looking at thcjlo the Tom I in Cumber company of
i laying of the foundation for thej Medford. Work Is under way build
: new home Mr. and Mrs. I'.eeson ing bridges and roads preparing to
j ar building in Medford. i truck the logs to .Medford. den.
I Mrs. A nun Simpson of M"dforrt ! Miii'L-arita Is dnin--; the work.
Specials For the Style Classic
Swagger Sport Coats
New Dresses and Sport Coats
o '
Fashion straight from Nw York finttt- tailoring
limw fabric featured at Brmimr's regular low pricte.
New This Week
Mn' ciothm , ftooeii's Coats
Men's iure virgin
wool suits, new pat- $10.00; $12.50; $15.
teiffls.- $18.00 and $200
$19.75
Meft's Shoes
Men's tan antl Mack
oxfords.
$2.9S P?3.98
an.l $4.98
WflHen's Dresses
$4.98; $6.98; $9.85
$17.00; $15.50;
O $16.50 and $18.50
56 STORE S -jHg
Women's Silfc
Undtr Apprel
98; $1.49; $1.98
. and $2.49
; Millinery
Department
Women's Hats
$2.49; $3.49;
$3.9S and $5.85
Boys' Tan and
Black Oxfords
$2.29; $2.48;
$2.79; $2.95;
and $3.45
Medfcrds
Leading Store
O Since
O Pay Less
Dress Better
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
McCall Printed
Patterns
Make Home
Sewing
Easy They are
Here for Spring
NEW Wdwt
This year we are literally outdoing our last year's gorgeous pre-Easter
... j -v.- bv.&WWtj WlC-UtlOLCl
a " " "ffivt. c uuic cisuutujy cunmeci me lasnion cen
ters of the Pacific coast, selecting stunning new creations which we are now.
presenting t unusual low M. M. Store prices. You will have to see these
garments, as a description that would do justice to them is impossible.
The M. M.. Store policy of PERSONALLY selecting all merchandise with
the tastes and requirements of Medford and southern people in mind has
made this store the popular shopping center of the Rogue River Valley A
visiL to our store will convince you ot the benefits of this PERSONAL
service.
EASTER
COATS
Kasha oats for
spring wear, new sty
les on display tomor
row. Prices all the
way from
$14.75
to $32.50
EASTER
DRESSES
$13.75
X
ew printed crepe silk
dresses selling at, this
very low price tomorrow.
Dresses made in exclus
ive styles and patterns,
such value can not he
equalled. See t.,n tomorrow.
Pequot Sheets and Cases
Everyone knows Ihe l'equot standard quality
sheets, tlie luxurious texture, the smooth beauty
I'ciaiucd after repeated laundering, the smooth
soft finish without the least sacrifice of wearing
qualit ies.
Sheets, 72 !)!) $1.95
SI ts, Klx(K) $1.79
Sheets, SIxlOS $1.98
Cases, 4'J-inch, each 45
Easter Hosiery
fiordon 'slender heel hos
iery -l'2 gauge, pure thread
silk, Master colors of tea,'
tan, niathi, honey lieig(
daphne, morrow.
Price $2.00
No. 1779 in St rut wear, a
semi - service h o s e in
a clear lli-incli gauge.
Thirty-one inches long,
colors kasha beige, white
jade, honey beige, gravel,
nude, atmosphere, rose
nude and iiiauon.
Price 1.05
No. Strut wear, an aft
sill nuiiiher, M-in. gauge
full fashioned hose in col
ors of inaiion, white jade,
kasha beige, gravel, hon
ey beige, rose taupe, ev
englow and rose nude. A
woederful hose for $1.27
DON'T FORGET
To Ask for Your
GREEN DISCOUNT
STAMPS
We Give Them
I'ay Less
Dress lietter
msjr
Basement
Bargains
Serve Yourself and Save
Printed Wash Dresses $1.29
lieautiful new Knglish prints in fast col-
'"' ' hination' trimmed in contrasting
cidors.
Women's Patent Strap
Pumps $3.48
New styles on display to
morrow, plain or i'ancv
cut-out styles, va lues
equal to most $).()0 shoes.
:...$3.48
Tomorrow
Men's Oxfords $3.75
Tan or gunnietal ox
fords in new styled
toes, all welt soles',
strong calf s k i n,
sized (! to 11.
Very special
:....:...$3.75
Women's
Fancy
9 Rib Art
Silk Hose
49c
Reinforced art silk,
fancy rib double
wear s t o c I; i n g,
spriifS shades.
Price 49f
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