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edford Mail Tribune Second Section Six Page Second Section Six Pages Dliy 'lu-eiity-tliltti Yar WekJ? t(t-ixth Year MEDFORD, OlilXiOX. FRIDAY, .M'M-2 V,. 1'VJS. M No. S."). REAL WINTER IN' DEAD INDIAN; 3 LAST MEETING OF VALLEY CLUB IS HELD, BELLVIEW EDRX PRKCl.VCT, Juno 14. j IJEI.L.VIKW, June 15. Till' ITp (Spcclul.) Kred Kurry nnd K1 . por Valley Community club hfl.l llnmlln wont out to Dead Iniliun to itholr Inst roKUlar meeting of Uuh fix up fences on the Kurry ranches, season on Wednesday at an all day jind found ft snowiiiK when they i meeting at one o'clock. A covered tiul out there on Sunday evenlnK. It jdlsh luncheon was served, the snowed three inches and the hoys ' morning: hours were spent in lump hnd a cold, wet time of it. They .shade making- After luncheon, came hack Monday. 'tli'o business was held and many Mrs. Uellnap of Medford was out important matters were discussed, at the Carey plant far maflcr plants 'The election of officers for the last Thursday. ensuing year was held at this lime Norman Wayno l'holps. who for- nnd the following were elected: mcrly resided In Talent and ran a! Mrs. Wntle Wallace, president: newspaper there, lias been in Med- -Mrs. Krtwln Dunn, vice-president; ford, accompanied by his brother. Mr- '"''' Tuckei-, seeretaiy-tiea- Cllty l'ltch Phelps, for a Week past, surer. -mur mi- ousiuens was ov lectutihK. MIsh York uuve a splendid demon- Many s for f,-le,,,R I their homes. .Mrs. carl l.nltsoho or .Meuionl nnd Mrs. H. C. Jiawley of Wash ington were guests at this meetlliK. ''.'he i'ioncer club, with Mr. Dun ham, pastor of the Itaplist church as president, hnd a picnic supper . !at 7 o'clock at the fJllmore farm. Mr. and Mrs. Klby Wueonor of;""1"""1 of nImhIo mnkiiiB. M San Francisco were In the valley "" .-i Tuesday celling on old Mrs. Wagoner was formerly Miss Hello McTavish and lived near I'hoentx. Mr. Wagoner is author of a hook he lately had published. The title is "Pnrtners Three." on Ititpi-oaHnfr Alaska storv. ...... , - !at i o clock at tne air. unu -us. !. iThe ,.lhIc waH Sead in the yard Phoenix have begun the season jnn ,,,,, ,. Wils picking of their red raspberry Jov(ii A 0.eim.k u.y ,,, crop. The berries are of the very j,,,,,,,,, ,,y (llo y ,. r f,.m .,. best ounllty. Illapllst church. They all iourney- .lohn llllderbrnnd is staying iod (l(nvn lhl, hnniH ( c.,.opk f nights over at the Coleman ranch ' ,r enjl)ve(1 n wennie roast, across Hear creek from Phoenix.; Mr nn(, Mrs Amly N,.isn n.lvP Since llanilin ninved into Mi s. : iP:1Ked their place In llellview to Furry' house It leaves the Cole-lMl. ,, Ml.M nwlwurnl of Call man ranch house vacant unless Mr. jf,.na M, wm t.,k,, possession at llllderlirand is there. !once. Mr. Ilay.eiwood has a pusl- Hurry Morrison Is mnrketing ju,,n iti, ibe M..on Lumber fo. young porkers all the lime to tliej ji,.. an, m1s lioyd Tucker of different meat markets, in the val-jTrail were visiting relatives over ley towns. t lit- week-end. There are more turkeys being. Mr, and Mrs. K. M. Tbebo nnd raised this year all over the val- Idnughter Mary spent l-'riday as ley than In the past three years, i guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. l.ockwood of the "White Wing j Mark True. The Theho's motored Poultry farm has been hatching 'as far north as l:ugcne by way of poults for many of the farmers, i Bend, Ore., and returned by the Noah Chandler has another valley route. Mr. Thebo is a cousin wonderful oat crop, and if we are of Mr. True. to have a county fair, samples of! Mrs. Oscar I.ow and son Taul them should he secured now. nnd Miss Kdith chapman spent the Mr. Ilingman is finishing his I week.end visiting with relatives in painting on the little cottage which M edford. he Intelv purchased in North Tal-i -U- T. A. Merryman and onl dnoghlcrs Wilila and Kllen spent j. M. Pease, father of Orval ! Saturday afternoon shopping in Pease, is Unproved In health Mcdford enough so he can walk about the! '' nd Mrs. I-red Homes were house and yard. j Mcdford visitors on Tuesday after- Mrs. I.cta Kurry nnd Mrs. M. j n0"' , . . , .. . . Mrs. it. C. ilawley nnd tlaugiiter Ioho wero vlsi c,l by n laW mini- her of old frlenrtH who t lU t,10 Metralf home J-YUlny ovon- n uu. rwm..K ui -tun,, i" t(( vjsU fm. c ,p ))f weekl bid thorn farewell. It was on the . ,..,., onior of ii surprise, but ioa'a-d out just before the evenlnp. DpHpIous Mrs. Mubol Mirrym:in was sur prised on Friday afternoon with a puncn ann waiors were serven aur- lhe hom(i (f u. Jpssi NV ink' the eveniim. iimuortant business and on arriving Mrs. Hunt, an nM friend of Mrs. fmm(, a piirtv WJIS UIHrr wnv. ; tit. I. Itarneburp. is spending about ! Afu.r n jrt,;y ,lft(,rnoon, d.-licious ten days at the liarneburi; home. , refreshments wore served in the Mr. Wolters. u former Phoenix : (iinmff ,oom iU mhie lieautiful resident, was at the plant fftrmjwUh ,.ed nml Kn.n ;S lhP rnnr ; after broccoli plants. Mr. Wolters t Nrhenie. Mrs. Merryman received: plans to spend the summer at Uittet)u.rtUtiful Kifts lrom 1lor ; FftUs. jrM, James Allen of California i K. C. T.ockwood is plantinp a j H spendiiiK some time visitinn at' larpe plot of late cahhnKR for poul-j the home of her mother, My. ' try feed, and it is superior to kale coder nf Kast Ashland, for winter preen feed. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oottsche if j Many of the women in this viein-j Med ford were in llellview on We'd- ; ity are out thinninp fruit. Help ; nesday afternoon, is scarce and pood thinners are j Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chastain and . hard to find. There is no excuse Mrs. William llryant are spendinp for nhlehodied persons not to be a short vacation at Orescent City.! employed now. ' They expect to return the last of I Miss Kuth Miller is home from the week. rollepe and Is with her parents. Little Helen Dunn is spendinp a Pr. and Mrs. Miller, near Vhoonix. week visiting nt the home f her j The Xeiphbors of Woodcraft ' aunt on Applepate. lield an initiation last "Wednesday Mi, and Mrs. Sam Kvatw soldi eveninp Instead of In the nfternoon, : their property lit lbdlview a few as many of the members were out weeks apo and moved ot Jackson- ' thinninp nnd could not attend In ville. Mr. and .Mrs. I'lrlrh and the afternoon. It was one of the I family purchased the Mvans pro best meetinps held this summer. ! P''y- Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Fish nnd Kleven boys nnd pirls of Jackson family were down to Central Toint (county left Sunday morninp for last Sunday visitlnp. - A- whpro W,M niion,x l,u ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Pnlmer ninier session of school which have secured n nice new cottape on South Central avenue In Mcd ford. They took a rtlp to Albany hepins Monday morninp. Instruc tion, in home economics, scwinp and conkinp for the girls, and last week to brlnp back some of ' .,, , ,,,-, sion. It. O. Fowler will spend most of the time with the hoys, while Miss their most needed household poods. I Mr. and Mrs. Itender of North1, Peach street, Mcdford, were out to cnll on Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey the first of the. week. They nre sure ly in love with the JEopuc Hivcr Valley. Many who have summer homes tlon npent, will teach two classes in sewinp durinp the last work. Those takitip the trip from ItHl- : vi.,- Until Inl- Annn U. at Lake of the Woods are makinpjn(.r nn(, MoU(p h.InWt plans to spend a pood part of the. h , J( J( S)Pnr0 nn(1 summer there this season, as the fishlnp is said to be excellent In the' lake this year. Miss Irene Standloy has spent two nlphts this week with her prandmother, Mrs. Anna Simpson of Mcdford. The Dove9 Again at C mivrinry Tnnitrhtu parties from California ami are raienan m urugrii i nnving to KI;imath Kuiis t make family rcturno'd to their home In central Oropon after spenllnp some time visit inp Mr. Spence's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. hpnnre. .Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tucker and datiphter, Mrs. Scott nnd son Ste phen were- callers in Hell view on Wednesday eveninp. Mr,' and Mrs. Kny Hcsseutir-r have leaded their place In Ildlvlew Xoah Deery's latest role is that of Scnor Lon Jose Maria, y San doval, who. In his own languape. considers himself "the best' damn caballero In all Costa Itoja." He has -it,' which is not whnt you mipht think in the colorful coun try of Costa f loja. Ifcjwover. IV'ry In his latest their home. BUITE FALLS SUNDAY I role, in support or .Norma Jai-i Memhers ,)f ,,p yeoman lnclKon mndge In "The novo," at Hunt k , of (;ranls p111(Si Medforrt nnd Ash Craterinn. has the ladles seeking ; lBn( ,, tlu.r famllieR will attend his favor. Kven 'Charlie's fb m.' -nniial alldav nlcnlc SlllldnV. hllng Houjo" and "The Tellow Pig ' jn( j7, Bt the Hutte Falli city Cafe" take on n festive appear-1 mrt. Rnce when ho comes around. Thlsj Initiatory services are planned la the nde that Holhrook Jtnnn I fr the morninc and stunts, races, plnyed w-hen Invid Pelasco pro-)gamos and music are on the after- ducod "The Dove." ! noon program. Each family is rc- The two nets of Vltnphone vaude-. quested to bring a well filled has- vllle make a hit with the nudlenoes. i ket. Coffee, cream ami Ire cream t 4 Johnny Marvin puts over his annus will lie furnished free to all guests. ns onlv Johnnv can nnd the dra-! Anyone !in ha extra room In matlc not. "The l.-ish," li- Hal his car or wants a way to ride over Crane, la a big feature on the bill. ' is asked to call tll-v. 10 Discount Throughout the store whore items are not advertised at a special discount greater than 10rf, this discount- will applv on all purchases Saturday. A Few Contract Goods Excepted RU Ail SSELL'S fjlQIilK f 4j Aurora Cone Decorations Ctiniplete supplies on hand now for the "Aurora Cone decorations'" work, t'om nier.ee this interesting work now, you'll enjoy it. Let us demonstrate the work to von. J Celebrating Our Four Years in Medford With Bargains One-Fourth Off on All Sweaters Just the time you need these sweaters, for your vacation, for week-end trips, for sports wear. All kinds and the newest in slip overs and coat designs- in a beautiful line of colors and styles. For children in all sizes and for women and girls, a complete assortment. Every one goes into this clearance, no reservations of any kind. ml mi II Coats, Suits Ensembles, Dresses HALF PRICE Kvery coat, suit, and ensenihle in stock goes into this big iMIall" Price Sale." Nearly 100 dresses are also included. As every .coat, suit and ensemble is included you have the. pick (f as fine a ready-to-wear stock' as you can find in Southern Oregon. All garments new and correct, com plete size ranges and a bona fide "honest-to-goodness" Half Price Sale NOW. 54-in. Square. Regular $1.49 Indian Head Printed Table Cloths and 6 Napkins $1.25 set dust "0 of these and we do not. ex pect them to last until noon on Sat urday. You'll agree with us when you see them, they are "exception al." Absolutely fast colors, printed designs of blue, rose and gold, 54 inches square and 18-inch napkins, (i of them. ' side ouu v, ixnows Hall-Price Sale Saturday Piece goods, as wash goods of all kinds, silks, draperies of various kinds, hundreds of yards all picked for quick .dis posal at Half Price. Sleeveless felt jackets for sports wear, children's dresses and coats, boys' furnishings of various kinds and ribbon novelties and purses, and bags at "Ifalf." While of course all items in stock, like above, are not "lla'f Price," still you will find big assortments that will save you a lot of monev Saturdav. Girls' Knit Rayon Union Suits 98c Hi'Kiilar 1.2"), nnd a tine lit lip KarniPiit for .summer, in sizes S to 12 years. Pink only in a line iiiality knit riiyrm with tliu "Shorly" eliistie. leg. Women's Rayon Step-ins Panties 85c Kxeellcnt quality, nicely made and trimmed and per fect fitting. A very low price considering quality. French Voile Underwear 98c downs, envelopes, panties, nicely trimmed with nM0l (pialily lures. Kaynn step ins, panties and envelopes. A real "Anniversary liar jfain" in all the liest pastel similes and worth .$1.2.") to 1 .-!!. NEW! Hollywood's Latest Fancy Classe' Net Silk Hose Fashioned in Paris, made in Xew York, shown by PiUsseH's, in .Medford, "First with the Xew." Of glove silk, a point ed heel and leg with the open work net. A stunning creation 4 bat has taken like a flash in all style t"l OC centers. Six shades. Pair '. DJ..OL? Now There Is Something Chic Tennis Sox for Ladies Just the same fashioned foot, as a regular silk hose, but the top is fashioned like the kiddies' half sox. Smart and a wearable summer novelty. For wear over your (jjl Qd other hose,, or wiihout if you choose. ..Pair Tennis sox also shown in lisle at $1.00 a pair. NEW xy I i m - f-H m w w. I 1 'Kaynee" Wash Suits For Boys 2 to 8 Years $1.98 to $4.98 Superior to most othfjr lines of boys' wash suits, known nationally by the mothers of boys as the most satisfactory for wear and washing. Abso lutely fast colors relieve you of lots of worry. Such tTcver little tots togs that you'll surely want several suits Saturday. 10 Per Cent Discount on "Kaynee' Boys' Wash Suits, Shirts and Blouses Guaranteed Fast Color Fabrics 40-Inch Ribbon Edge Voiles f-IVery. fine mercerized voiles, in beautiful designs, both .large anil small. -iso a piaui mercerized vonc ai mis price. These are absolutely last colors and an A t J'l MM it 1 1 linn iil 40-Inch Mercerized Foulards A soft, lustrous, " l.utterfield labric in unusual de signs and colorings. This is a highly mercerized fast color summer fabric that will make up yt Q beautifull v for women or children Marcella Check Dimity This fast-eolor check dimity lends itself admirably to the best summer fashions. Finlsna! designs, both small and large, make it suitable for either 4Q women's or children's dresses .: ' 40-Inch Printed Batists Sheer and cool, in pretty find fast-eolor designs, both light and medium shades. Many of the new "Putterick Fashions" call for batiste in making 4Qf up the clever styles i7 36 Inch Bordans Cambrics "Just perfce." that's the way they wash, and the de signs and colorings are new. A verv fine fabric for summer clothes for either women or children. Light or dark shades 30c 89c Guaranteed Silk Hosiery in All the New Shades "liob-O-Liiik" a feature for years at Wusseips, reduced for Saturday to 89c. Absolutely guaranteed and . new pair, without any arguments, if you're, not satisfied. Also at this price on Saturday, "Phoenix" or "Holeproof" silk frr,u top to toe' and our own special hosiery with pointed heel and "guaranteed" also as the "Pob-O-Link." About -120 new shades to select from. -'1
