Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

Medford Mail Tribune
Second Section
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Second Section
Six Paget
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Mt'Mkiy l'iy litt Year
MEDFORD, OKKOON, FRIDAY, Jl'NK 22, 102S.
No. 92.
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DIuLL DIIUUL ,riui rt MbUKU
Hundreds of Bargains Not
Listed Under Our "Dollar
Day" Items.
SELL'S
Every Department Offers
the Greatest Values of the
Entire Year Now.
MO TRAFFIC! : GDLD H RANCH
Closing Our 4th Anniversary Celebration Saturday With a
R US
TABLE ROl-K, June 2J. Don-' GOLD JIII.I,. June 51. One of
nlcl Wilson nniveil home friilny thh' ' larcPHt rheriy crn;i ever
from EuRene whore he finished a . kfl0vn t0 n,s or.hnri, K holB
vent' n comsn hi hip univiTMiy unii . . . .
will Hpeml the Humper vacation P'W nn UlP mipervlHlon or .
vffih homo miles hfip. - l ut ifuiic. no nas lonu ucen uun-
The ChiiHO, and Tuttle famtlioH ! ed in the Roi?ne River valley for
were visitors at Diamond Ijike unMlifs- famous itlni; chorrles. This
ilay last week. I year bitr chorrlos and n heavlor
Johnny- Morris Is homo from crop surpass all previous marks.
Oni, California wbor ho has been Some of the cherries , are from
attending high school for the past
several months.
Several families from here drove
three to six Inches In circumfer
ence. These are' about as larpe
cherries as any in Oregon. A crew
to the strawberry fit-ltls near , Df workers is helnc employed and j
Cr.'int Pass thin week to take ad- ( several crates of the delirious fruit j
vantage of thn low prlco of herrieH. nr0 hejllK picked dally. i
Ralph Wilson and hour have just j T1)e wnrkera of the state high-i
flnfched putting up a h:iy stacking j wny commission have been huwy I
ourSlt which Is one of the largest j tho nasl wpok fminir the chuck- !
in the district. , 'holes at the fill of the new bridge.
Tho Sains Valley Orange placed N,.ltht.,. ,im.oach was paved be
an order for hinder twine this i cnusp thP pmV(1, nmi d,..t wns PX
week for the members having j on n ROO nnR ftU dnn(:er of sM-,
grain to harvest. . j ... , n , n nnnr0aches will 1
' i ........... Aiti...r ..r .,
The county gravel crusher and
loading machinery has hern in
stalled on tho Henry flregory place
mid are getting ouL gravel for the
Nnms Valley market road.
. The Newman family who havo
been living In the house on the
(!ainenn place left last week for
ihelr former home In Washington.
I Otis Davis and llershel Harper
ipent a few days last week pros
pecting la the Kvons Creek district
where they think they hnve located
tome valuable ore.
Duulnp nnd Hamlllon have just
completed the sale of a car loud
of spring Inmlis.
.Mr. aiiil Mrs. Halph Wilson re
ceived a letter last week from the
their home place In
nt hall and
wind storm which demolished sev
eral of the ranch buildings, and
heat down a field of wheat.
The California Oregon Power
company are putting on new cross
arms on their pole line through
this section which will carry four
liries, two for power distribution
and two for the company telephone
line, which Is being replnced with
eipper wires. (
4 The rain of Sunday was highly)
v beneficial tn corn and potato crops. '
t gardens, alfalfa, nnd all kinds, ot
ll'ruits in this section.
:i Alvln Hamilton is working with
the forest service force nt I-odge
Pole on the south fork of .Rogue
river. Mrs. E. O. Wilson ' entertained
the Red Cross sewing club last
Wi..l n i ii ft ninnn
1 J. I.. Nealon recently purchased
u new Whippet couch nnd is plan
f nlng to try it out on the roads to
f Ihe. coast.
1 .Mr. and M rs . Howard ami
I daughter of flrnnts I'ass were Sun
,1 ilny visitors at the (. W. (Jage
$s bomo here.
Ive voters turned out to the
probably be paved.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorgo T-yman were !
vKlted last week by their daugh
ter Daisy, who lives nt Westfork,
Ore. She stayed for a brief visit I t
and has now returned home.
The machinery which arrived nt
Oold Hill lust week for the dredge j pi
on Koots creek Is now blncr in-
stalled. Some of the workings ;
have already been phiced upon ih J
boat, but the main part of th"1
ntiiehlnery is yet to be Installed, j
A visit to; the dredge site will con-:
vlnee anyone that a great amount j
of work Is expected to be done
by the l.udlum Drodginir company.
vhns operations on Koots creek
are ini narge or u. n. i- erry.
Mrs. r. W. Martin and children, t
together with Mr. and Mrs. Jack : p3
Heyland of Medford. returned j
from a trip to Crescent City Mnn- j
day. They reported having a very:
enjoyable trip. i
Several people from ('.old Hill ;
went to (1 ra n ts Pa ss Th u rs day
morning to see Flying Cloud at- .
rive at about 10:30 as the win- j
ner of the Redwood marathnn.
(iOLD HIIX, June 21. The
work of Installing the machinery
and equipment for actual work of
th edredge on Foots creek Is now
In progress. The carload of ma
chinery which was removed from
C.nid Hill to the dredge last week
Is now gradunlly being put In i ml
plnce. Piece by piece it will build
annual school meeting Monday tnt. Einnu.ship until she is ready j
night when Elmer Hull was re
elected director and Mary B. Myers
clerk. The clerk's report showed
the district to be In excellent shape
hs to flnnnces. school equipment
jtnd general ability to educate its
children.
The harvesting of the. first crop
of alfalfa is about completed here j 'J cre(,k
una ii win Do u ijw wi-uiis uriuiu
the second crop is ready to cut.
Miss Alice Seabrook arrived Sat
urday from Los Angeles where she
to scrape the bedrock of the Foots (
creek channel, long known because
of Its richness In southern Ore-1
gnn's great metal gold.
The click of machinery, tho (
building of the boat and the clear- ,
ing of the land all revive tho '
nses of bygone mining days upon j
To the person who
I knows this gold producing section
itit will revive the scene of the
dredge built nnd put Into opera-'
lion by Chnmplin. Although thlsj
:, j ,, "I dredge did not do much toward
course in the Itible Institue at that , T , t,i
making Itself a paying proposition,'
it proved the gold was there. From .
the site directly where the boat is.
now being built to a bridge which!
crosses the creek, a distance of
100 vanls at the most .and fn
fmfflc for several days now and i Vnrds wide, a man by the name;
F nf 1 ntlmni- nit noil nut $30 00H tn
gold. Farther up the creek a large j
amount of ore was taken from the i
old Hlack Channel mine. It is now!
a thing of the past, but neverthe-j
less. It cannot be lost from the;
minds of the earliest settlers whose
prize was gold.
The ground which the new
dredge wilt cove has not previous
ly bee nmined. It has been "skim
med" over, but at the depth it
will dig no gold has ever been
taken. The work of the l.udlum
dVedging operations will last nbout
six nr seven years. A fair sized
..-..t.. nr men (o nn Itatntr 11111.
Fort Klamath district will vote : fyp(
nn nooo school gymnasium. Tnl n,.w rP,ifPnee of . H. Ker
...... - I rVi manager of the company's op
erations upon Foots creek, is rap
idly n in ring completion. It Is a
large Spanish type home and Is
being built about half a mile from
the mouth o fthe creek. At prej-
ent Mr. Kerry nnd family ore llv
, Ing In the Champlin home, but
will In the near future occupy their
new residence.
place.
The bridge crew working on the
ttybee bridge have finished the re
deeming Job and are now putting
Mi new railings.
The bridgo has been open for
Jworkmn report many cars passing
Jdntiy.
:j During the time the bridge was
jc.tnseri the rural carrier brought
4the mall out. distributed It and got
hack across the bridge before eight
jo'clock in the morning.
The funeral last Monday of John
llA ha m , worthy el t l.cn of t h e
Sa ms Vn Hoy . d 1st rict was largely
I attended bv neonk from this dis
trict where he was well known nnd
I highly respected by a large circle
I of friends who at this time deeply
sympathize with the family In their
I hour of trouble.
ft.
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F AMTI-1
PREOL
Carload of Farm
Tractors Arrive
roautniY KIP)
for1
BURNS :
SUN BURN !
'and all Skin Disorderj-l'
The E. R. While Maehinery com-
I pany. whlrh has recently etahllsheil
I display momi at 23 North Kir mreet
1 in this rity. has rereired a rarloail
j of the latent type Mc('ormlck l)eer-
IitR farm and orchard tractors of
J the 1 0-20 type. These tractnm are
I now on display and orchardisla and
I farmers have been Invited to see
them.
The E. R. White Machinery com
pany hnndlea farm and orchard
equipment of all kinds nnd repre
sents the Hrenneris line of deep III-lau-e
orchard tool".
R V T It E It LI. V. Tiller cutoff
n
III 1 ID t K ail I
li'MlD1 C AH
36-inch regular $1.75 Printed Radium Silks . ... . $1
85c extra quality Imported Pongee Silk, 2 yards . . . $1
36-inch $1.49 quality Washable Sport Flannels, yard $1
59c Striped Super Twist for underslips, 2 yards . . . $1
Ruff lings, Ruchings, Pleatings, values to $2.98, yard . $1
Values to 98c, Rayon Dress Fabrics, 2 yards . .... $1
65c Ray gloss Pastel Underwear Fabrics, 2 yards . . . $1
$1.25 Fast Color Rayon Taffeta Dress Fabrics, yard $1
49c Voiles, Prints, Dimities, Batistes, 3 yards for . . . ' $1
40 -inch fine quality Dress Voiles, priced, 4 yards
39c Rayon Striped Shirting for men or boys, 4 yards
30c Borden's fast color printed Cambric, 4 yards . . . $1
To 35c quality Ginghams guaranteed fast, 5 yards . . $1
18x36 Linen Huck Towels, 65c regular, 2 for . . . . v $1
Kotex, Regular Size, 3 Boxes 13 customer , . . $1
3 Color Border Fancy Huck Towels, priced 4 for . . . . $1
65c Fancy Gift Bath Towels in many colors, 2 for , . . . . $1
Values to $1.50, Fancy large size Bath, Towels
$i
To $1.50 Ecru and Gold Drapery Nets, price yard
To 59c Childrens Sox, 6 to 10 sizes at 3 pair
$i
Hundreds of Yards Draperies, Wash Goods, Silks .
To $1.49 Jewelry, Beads, Chokers, Pendants, priced
59c Bandeaux and Brassiers of all kinds, 2 for . .
$1
$1.25 Ladies "Seal Pax" Nainsook Union Suits, 2 for
$i
Half Price on Every Coat in Stock
All Sweaters in. Stock' Discounted . . . . . . 25 Per Cent
100 Dresses, Worth up to $25, Saturday
55 Dresses, Worth $16:75 up to $49.75 "
$13.50
Half Price
10 Of! Everything in Stock That is Not Advertised at a Greater Reduction
Half Price I
. . . $ 1
At All Druggists J
'ruler and Lllamond lake-4
nlihed.
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