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M edforb Mail Tribune Second Section Eight Paget Second Section Eight Pages )1It Twmtjr-tbird Ytr WwHy ti? vr MEDFORD, ORKOON', FHI1UV, MAY 11, J MS. No. 50. TRUCKS BUSY AT DRIVE BIG HERD (TURKEY GOBBLER RUSSELL'S OF CATTLE TO KL i INSISTS UPON Phone 31 for Personal Service and Prompt Delivery Send Us Your Mail Orders We Prepay Postage MEDFORD S OWN STORE" SARDINE CREEK. May 11. Ralph Dusenberry. driving a truck for K. Reinkiug of Gold lull, (brought out the first loss to be hauled from the rlnht fork of the creek Tuesday afternoon. They ex pect to have four trucks on the haul Monday morniiw;. After the road gels packed near the logging woods, where it is newly graded, much better time can be made. This e;ives our little community quite a sho wof activity. Lester llriggs and nurnis Dusen beifv, who have been spendln;; a part of the winter and spring here, returned Monday night to Klamath Falls, where they expect to be employed during the summer. A birthday dinner was enjoyed Sunday by a few of her friends and relatives at the homo of Mrs. E. C. Flene In honor of her birthday anniversary. Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Taylor, .Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt, Mrs. Eva New ton, Mr. and Mrs. 1-Vne nnd Mr. anil Mrs. John Simpson, and Mr. Catlett of Medford. Ethel Smith, is spending the week Hightseeing and visiting in San Francisco, having accompa nied Mr. and Mrs. Conner and two daughters of Ciold Hill there, nlso Jean (lulvosen of Sams Valley, the four girls being students of the O. U. 11. S. Mis. Win. Wright, Mrs. Cieorge Smith nnd Mis. 1". W. Diisenbeny und children mplored to Sams Val ley Wednesday lU'lcrnmin to attend a ball game between tho Sams Valley high team and the crew of men working on the road there, they being challenged to a game by the high school team. We have been unable to get the exact score but, suffice it to say, the men went down to defeat and came home with much of the elation taken out of them. But of course we real ize they are very much out of prac tice since they used to play ball In years gone by and wish them better success in tho future. Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Taylor and mother, Airs. E. C. Fiene, left Wed nesday morning for a week's visit with friends and relutives in Port land. .Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elhart nnd 'son, P.llly, of Ashland. wore Sunday evening eallers at the Wait home. Mr. and Mrs. Chus. McMerrlck are the proud parents of a six pound baby girl which arrived at their home Friday evening. May 4. Dr. Chisholm was in attendance. Klamath Falls voters endorse S Id;, OHO school building bond is- TAULi: 1UK K. May 11. Mrs. I WAG.VKW CHEEK. May -11. Xicewond und daughters Dorothea One of the most Interestlns und und the Ed Wilson family called j uiiheurd-of incident occurred nil Mis. Floyd Wain at her new! last week when n turkey gobbler, home near Trail laM Sunday. belonging to Mrs. It. H. Curves Mrs. Hiitlie Cameron is having a I insisted upon setting. Alter being collage built on her orchard pro- unable to bleak him up. he was : perly here and as soon us It isifflven a setting of hen eggs, yhlch completed she and her two cbil-'he is 'covering nicely while pa dre n w ill move from Medford j tienlly walling for a big family w here liny have been living for I Mabel Sullivan of Medford spent ihe past several months. i last Monday and Tuesday wilt 1 The ladles' Sewing club met I Miss Mnrgarette Curves. Wednesday afternoon at the home ! Among those in Medford last of Miss Marlon llamerick near ! Saturday, were: Mr. O. A. Korby. Central Point. (Mrs. 11. I Sommers. Mrs. C. E. I Mrs. M. I). I.ydinrd, known thru- I Green. Mrs. John Wolgamott, l 'out this section as n quality ; M. Wolgamolt, Mr. McCombs. Kl , uxpaiiiKUH grower was a Medford !ru' McGrew nnd Marlon lladden. visitor the first of the week. M- " T- H1"gle nnd children, j Friends In ibis district were very , nnd -Mrs. 1. E. ISradley and son, sorry lo lenrn of the death of the',1' E., were in Ashland last Sat I infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. urdny. transacting business. .lim Kneelanil at the Sacred Heart! Ml- aml MlH- James Sawyer of ; hospital Tuesday night. I Hilt, Cal.. called at the Sawyer 1 The combined herds of cattle j home on this creek Sunday. ; belonging lo Win. Mayfield und I -Mr- and Mrs. A. W. Eacy of sons (ieorgc and Howard weici111"-'"0 H'vcr. who formerly lived I started Tuesday morning for lheon "' ' reek, called on Mr. and i Klamath basin where ibey wlIIMr- A- ltriner last Sunday. ! range until they are dl sed of as! The track meet, which was held . ,ef.f. tlnst Saturday at the Jackson conn, I Seven riders npenninnnie.l Ihn i'V 'air grounds, was Well at- i herd lo keep them from straying tended by Wagner creek residents. mm nr KUuiijM'ilInK us tlnty pans thru Uie niuuntuitiH, Ruing hy tht Lako nf tin Wituds route, wliii'h will ro il uiro It'll days traveling. '1'ho lui'al school made n fine sltnwhiK at tho track meet Saiur- day at tho fair ki ouihIh having made t enly-iive points in the j rural school division, j Many from hero attended the I spring festival put on hy the (Vn 1 trnl 1'uint school at that place j Tuesday evening. .Many people in thin nection he I Hove that all frost danger for the tNeafon is past and aside from early j potatoes and garden truck being I damaged it appears there was no loss suffered from the recent ; frosts. . I Many of our citizens have boon visiting at the sheriff's office late ly and some do not look as though they enjoyed these twice a year visits any too well. Several good catches of trout have been reported during the last week In this section. Will Jjydiard, the' Medford mer chant was a visitor at his mother's home here Sunday. The school children are prepar ing to attend the track meet next Saturday at Antioeh! At a meeting of the Community ! club last Kriday night a late model j vlcirola was pureheased tor the i school. Thirty minutes of tho hour's program to be broadcast by Jack son county granges next Wednes day night over KM El) will be put on by the Sams Valley Orange fea turing talent from that organiza tion, so don't forget to tune in from nine to ten Wednesday night, May lli. County Agent Bob Fowler was a Guaranteed Pure use less than of higher priced brands MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT Mrs. It. It. l'urves and daugh tor, Margaret to, wore in Medford last Monday, shopping. - Mr. and Mrs. (1. A. Korby nnd son, Donald, Jesse i Hiatus anil taster. Miss Itaehel AVi Ilia ins and Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Sommers and family called on Mr"." and Mrs. Charles Crowen of Ashland. Mrs. John Kohison and Mrs. Cochrane, both of Talent, called on Mrs. ;. A. Brower lasst Tues day afternoon. - Mr. nnd Mrs. Stewart of Fern valley called on Mrs. rt. B. l'urves Kalurday afternoon. V. L. Bradley, who li a s been working near Weed, Cal., for the Nevada Construction company, re turned home last week. He will stay a while in this locality, be fore returning. Mrs. M. A. Ooddard spent the fore part of lasst week In Ash land, visiting old friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Slagle of Central Point called on Mrs. I. E. radley and family last Sunday. CENT. PL GRANGE The Central Point Orange, re cently organized, has over 1 00 members, and promises to he one of the leading granges of the county. The complete roster of officers Is ns follows: Master. John A. Anderson: over- business visitor in these parts ' . , J1"" "m''"- u-wu.-.. Thursday afternoon. ' Wx Sparrow; steward, Morse Ha- ifj . uraiHium siewnru, jtir loiuim, chaplain, A. T. Lathrop; treasurer. Arnold Bohnert; secretary, ' Mrs. Ethel Freeman; gatekeeper, How ard Mayfield; Cers, Mrs. Marie Collins: Pomona. Mrs. Mvrtle Pat- One of the most romantic nndjternsoii; Flora, Mrs. Mary Higin hiotures.iuo, as well as the fastest i hothnm: lady assistant steward. jnnd most thrilling pictures Ken' Mrs. Opal Haley; executive com j. Maynard has ever made, Jss his ! mitttee: I). I,. Davidson, O. S. latest. "The Canyon of Adven-1 lilackford nnd ft. F. Dean, i tures." I - - I Maynard Is fast developing, if he is not already one of the most t popular western stars on the j screen today. His daring and spectacular trick riding, coupled I with a winning personality and real acting ability have won him A mineral uprlng has been open- Ken Maynard at Rialto Saturday GOLD HILL NUGGETS I an enviable position among the screen notables. In this latest epic. "Tho Canyon of Adventure," which tells nf the old California during the days of the Spanish fed up back of the place owned by Mr. Fitzgerald just east of Gold Hill. The spring is similar to tbut known as the Holconih spring, which was recently purchased by Here's the Lead that Puts Certainty intoYour Calyx Spray GRASSELH Arsenate of Lead is preferred and used by the leading fruit growers of the country, year after year, because from loni experience they know in advance its use simply means a higher yield of first class fruit.' Don't experiment. Insist on GRAS3ELLI which in sures you lead ofthe highestqualityand uniformity.and prompt delivery in any quantity you require. On sale at: SGOBEL & DAY Medford, Oregon dons nnd grandees, ho has won , two Medford men. It Is owned by Mill more plaudits. Mr. Ferguson and as a suitable name he calls it the FergUBon min eral springs, it is just three-quarters of a mile from the Gold Hill lo Crater I-ake highway. The spring is situated In a shady gulch and is about three by four feet in size. Near the spring is an old tunnel which has in bygone years been abandoned. In this tunnel a quantity of the ore from whlh the mineral In the water Is produced, can be found. A majority of the j ore is coated with magnesia of a j whitish color. The ore Itself when juxnmined looks like lime rock, ex 'copt for the magnesia. The water J ti sts very high in minerals, espe ! daily magnesia, which - Is recog jnized as being one of the minerals containing the most curative prop ' erties. Anyone who is troubled j with 111 health should visit the spring, as It has proven Its worth In health building. For the resl I dent or tourist who cares to stay I at the Bprln.-? any length of time I Mr. Ferguson has erected several : cabins and has Improved the beauty of the location. The location is one :of the finest assets to the spring I as It Is ideally situated In the i heart of the firs and oaks with no I underbrush except the small green I trees. The spring Is located near the cabins and everything is handy. ! Mr. Ferguson intends to Install a i heater before summer and then ac j commodate eOple with mineral I baths. The healthful climate of j southern Oregon, together with the mineral curative powers, makes our country the ideal nlace for those ! who have poor health. Cohurg. f'ontract let for Mi-Ken-tie river bridge to cost $11,300. Coats and Dresses Sharply Reduced Saturday All Dress Coats Reduced 20 PerCent "Without any reservations, we reduce our entire stock of dress coats, with and without fur, twenty per cent, less on the entire stock". The stock is com plete, with complete size ranges; the styles authentic and rijjht up-to-the-minute, so you can select, your new coat just as easily now as at the start of the season and save many dollars. Come in Saturday and look.' We will show you as complete a stock as any in soul hern Oregon. Buy Boys' Furnishings at Near HALF PRICE Saturday Cleaning up in every hoys' lint: finds us with a lot of odils mid ends in play suits; wash suits, waists ami shirts. 'We've re duced these all to very low prices for Saturday, and filled three lug tables with these Wonderful Bargains Beautiful Printed Silk Dresses $15 'Values up to $21.75; all new, all cor rect in style. Georgettes, crepes, ra diums, in a stunning array of designs and colorings, hoth sleeveless and with sleeves. Gowns suitable for afternoon, for dinners, or for general wear, in the latest models. Many of them only just being unpacked as this is written, liesides the prints, many real new models in plain silks will be offered at this price. rN i . TPs n l m ft a w wave For Boys and Girls A Rib Stitch Pure Worsted Suit $2.98 F.xlra heavy weight, and the best frai'incnt we have ever seen at the price. , Colors of Jink' preen, ornnue, jockey red, navy and black', in sizes 28 to li t. You pnnilively cannot beat this val ue, we are sure. It's swimming time now and Saturday is the dav to buv suits. IT rMiocw Girls' or Women's A Rib Stitch Pure Worsted Suit $3 98 k Two styles the Rpeedster and the mannish typo, in plain col ors of orange, jockey red, (?reeu, navy add black. Sizes from 3G to 4-t in this very lionvy garment thnt really fits, nnd a remarkable suit for tho price, AVe have never shown such val ues before in bathing suits. Bathing Caps 25c I'ure pruin rlihher, nicely designed and in a big variety of colors and shapes. He sides the 2,"ie number we have many kinds in prices up to . 1.50. Bathing Suit Bags Of plain nnd figured rubber lined fabrics thai, nro just what you need to carry your swimming suits in $1.00 to $2.50 White Celanese Voile $1.50 Of pure celanene nnil will launder perfectly: 40 Inches wide and tho finest fabric for your graduating dress. Also In colors. t,5.7S Gradu- tion Frocks Dainty white frocks of excellent georgettes and crepes that are trim med with all pure silk f'hantillv laces. Taffeta frocks in period models, that are stun ning for the. sweet, girl graduate Jf you see these beautiful dresses, vou will marvel at. the quality and style for so low a price. Sizes 11 to 20, Basque effects, uneven hem lines and others of the newest creations are shown rODAIMIATn? Qift : Suggestions for Mother s Day Sunday, May 13 White French Voile 59c If you wIhIi to economize on your graduating dress and still have something very fine see this French vollo at t9c. i w: s nvJ W fl ti WLft , . ''iR.fi ft if X . 7 V7 15 .75 Party and Dancing Frocks For all the com mencement w eek ac tivities that are coining soon, vou will need manv dresses. For the dances and parties, and for baccalaureate you can find nothing prettier or more appropriate than these pastel shades in lovely quality georgette, crepes and taffeta. Pink, orchid, Nile, peach, apricot, all the best colors, arc shown in these dainty, lacy affairs at $15.75 3E Bags, Purses Beautiful new assortments showing the liiteBt colors nnd shapes t $2.98 to $15.00 ' New Flowers The latest novelties In flow era will make wonderful gifts. Just fn 59 c to $2.50 Hosiery Gifts Nothing you could give would be more desired than fine silk liodleiry $1, $L50, $1.95 Give Gloves If - In doubt what to give mother, a pair of gloves would please , $2.98 to $4.98 i
