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Medford MM Tribune Second Section Six Paget Second Section Six Pages liily Twenty-lint d far Weekly fifty -snth Year MEDFORD, OKEGOX, FRIDAY. JUNE 20. W2A. No. ft). ALL-DAY SERVICE AT REESE CREEK ILL ATTENDED CHEMICAL FOR PLANS FOURTH OF FIRE FIGHTING JULY MEETING ' y I My Mrs. Mary O. Carey ' SAMS VALl.KV. June 2S. The EDKX VA1.1.KY, June -'S. The Sams Valley ClranKo Is i-ponsorliiR town of l'hopiilx recently purchased a lilt- Fourth of July picnic to be a new fire truck. It lias two big;hH1 KoBU, riy. just back ot The committee RKESIC CRKEK, June 28. Th all-dny meetlnu last Sunday v as quite well attended. There were no t. .hnul Th. oil 1 1 - dvnroram was Immedi- ! " e" ' 1 1 "nKS 01 i the Menlon ranch. ........ .... .. .. - "' nose, wnn lauaers at-, is w,.klnK hard to make the picnic ately after the bundtiy school. It lutheil Q the 8idp, wll axe ttnAa auare,J-anA exuml cor(llal ,. was as follows: SonK, "Sunbeam" necessary tools. The boys have vlt:itloii to all farmers and friends Cermellta Dennis and llfulah -""I "Umber of practices in the,,,, ,.,,. baskew and help w wideii- recltuion "My Mission" cve '' allollt , Everyone ; enJj. ,,,,, j i Vi M . n n the Ch nn'ireenm VPry b" he I . and Mrs. Richard B. Ober I TT.v ureinK. " - James B "Bber" ! ?V,W,,1!f P'' , Th? c"llrals n'ake and son Klce of I.onK Beach. Calif. P ' .-wnVner , hv the " "0!,slblte for tl,e remnn to put , , WP(k 11M BUOSts of r"B:. m ton h out fire in the country or beyond I10 w. w. ,.;,,., fmlly. j,,,,. Way' Mrs. Davidson and Mm. ,ha W0Ier mains. H!11.y Realties ClluM. , niece f Mr Kdlncton J'ullen : Bible read In k by Edison is fire chief and is almost always I", .irtTier on ,hey i crandall. Matt. 19. 13-1... Then ln ,e tlty so ,f fjra .,,. break I ,.01.t,.ind nlu, Seattle. havlnB soldi were thero. brought unto Him II tie out ,,, lUy 0lks feel they have',,,,, ilsless Interests in California. ; children, that He should put Hlsthe rillht man ln the rl(.Ilt ,,a(.e. , Jr aml Jlrg OUh ,,,,,,,. who ! hands on them, and pray; and c. W. llohlridKe has about fin-! huvl. ,,,., w,,,k wUn Mrs. ! the dlscitrtos rebuked them. But I Hhed pickini; Jiis crop of cherries. ; leo-o's sister-in-law, Sirs. John! Jesus said, 'Sutfer llttlo children The crop was a light one for that i!iKhKin left Sundav for their homo and forbid them not to come unto orchard. The rainy weather keut 4,, s., Francisco, me, for of such Is the kingdom of j the blossoms from pollenizinK. He; lim- rH w. A. Tresham left heaven.' And He laid Ills handsjhas had a ready sale for the fine jThursdav for Marlon to be at the .bedside of .Mr. Ti-esham's sister. them, and departed thence." fruit. The l'Mornl Cross,' 'an exercise by Jack Allen this week bought his ' -,-,.-. a nun Hall. Ihe Busy Bee class: "The World's wile a new l:uick car and she ijj ( on recent word of the serious' Bible" Maurice Jack; "Clod Is j Koim? to drive It to Portland, where MnpsN f nls .--(1th,,,., John llall . I.ovce," an exercise by the Little j Klin will nttend the Apostolic Faith j-lfl i.-,i,illv f,. .Marlon, where his i Vnrkcrn class; "The Best You i callli meeting for three weeks. Mrs. , m(ltier hud previously Kone for the i Allen Is a Rood driver anil will :iH.llorn of her henlth. On later. mnkn the trip with a Kreat deal of ! ,, John's sister Uulh followed pleasure. Mm and from the last report Sirs, t .vir. iKpp 01 rnoenix is in .neu-1 Mnl .,, better. : McDonough nnd Adam l-uml." Charles Cmninons; souk. I1"" -" w """K""' '"r : Kmig are the first farmers to com- The Sweet Story of Old," by the rransioi. 1 110 run is m um """mence the harveslini; of Brain In Sunshine class. DurlftB the noon " 0'"' "r "1B lols " So""1 Kins ; this community. i ... street. I a ..ti,.... i....nni. ut..n,iU t.. ..nu ; Hour ine lame was sei 0111 111111111- - . , ...... . ... u....... the trees, nnd nil partook of the!, Hcv(mu1 of Ihe North Talent resHj,.,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, ., Wllson. teh Have" Frank llreakes; readinp by Mrs. CinKade; "Halnbow Children." n exercise by the Sunshine class: sons by t armeitta wennis nnu Beulnh Waddnllt "Tift- Strayed j to"', where he has the contract for : (!l,0 1-anib" Charles Cuininons: soiik.Ii,,h btinsalow for Mrs. Neil ; KmiK KOOd thiUKS to eat. After the so- dents have had a. streak of bail ' JOys who enjoyed a several days! chil hour ut onoon, all KUthered in the si'hoolbouse for rls Ulchardson of Central I'oinl led by Hev. John Stille. Mrs. Stroh melfr and Miss Dorl'ls Ulchardson of Central Point gnvo tliree selec tions. Hev. D. D. Itandall preach- his luck Willi their rabliils lately. First utitiir ut Dliiinond I.ukn returned ib.iru .r,,t inl.i tln- of Ihe different tr 1 t. ..1 I , 1..,:... I hutches and killed as liiKh as Uljiish nnd reports of a jolly Koud 1 does In a hutch. Now rats are time. catchlnK the litters of younfi in the! j-,.. nole nnd son of the Talent Wllhrow yards. 'district were In our district Sunday 1 Harry Morrison of N'ort Talent ' ()kinK up the Nealon-Wilson wilt utnrt Ills tbresllinif machine!... 1. ....:. 11- 1.... e,l a short sermon. laklnK for his t ruesAay on ,he rillM.h hc;mul,h nt the Brain in his district Is I text, "Cod hath spoken once, twice . hajt r(,lltei, eas, ,)f TuP1. This is j . ,.Pn(ly , ,-,.P.sh. o. T. Wllson I nave 1 nearo inis. wiai i.ower lie- a, east ,lree weeks earlier thannm, j. j,. Npuon expect to start' ,os-... u..lu , .- "--: last year. Mr. .Morrison tins aoout . thPll. machine out immediately People are lookini; for power. they ;an ot ,,, wmk in ti,is vicinity and af,c, the Eourth of Julv. will sacrifice most nnythlnn for ),e is runninK his bis binder almost : Sunday visitors at W. W. EdlnK power. educational power, and so , ,ay am ni.,lt now j order to keep i Eton's were Mr. and Mrs. James on, but the Kientest tlilnic Is the ; up with his engagements. i Kneelnnd of Table Bnek and Mr. power of (lod, spiritual power. Tbr wonl of Cod is true. Know the book. There is power in the blood. There is no soul so black, so low In sin but there Is power in the blood to cleanse and make whiter than snow.. There is power in Kenneth llaniemir ten last week I an( Mrs. Ben EdiilKton and son for Portland, w:iere he will spend a i virttll ot Kirk. The KdinKinn's are mouth sightseeing and visiting with ( residing- at Kirk while' Viruil mid friends and relatives. He writes his father are employed In the homo he is having a groat time. government timber.' ; ' J. II. Jack of Portland, who Is I jus. Bertha Wyatt and family representing a tractor company of hire moving this Week to Medford prayer, "For the weapons of our that city, has been out In the gar-1 where she Is to run a restaurant warfare are not carnal, but mighty den belt demonstrating the ma-: j connected with a rooming house, through God to the pulling down! chine. He was at Ihe Earl Briscoe . cieve Wilson and three sons uf strongholds." II. Cor. 10:4. 'place one evening last week and! jack. Bill and Jim of willinms Little Pauline Boliertson had . many witnessed for the first time a visited friends nnd relatives here I Unite n painful foot last Saturday, motor garden cultivator at work. Tuesday. j lnit It is better at present. Ered Furry and Ed Hamlin were owing to the former manager of i Fr-Ml Pettegrew had a nephew vaccinating tneir came eunesnay , the Farm Bureau leaving no notifl and his family to visit them last -and drove them to the Dead Indian week. Ben Pettegrew. wife and ranKe Thursday of this week, children of Los Angeles, Calif., I ,Mr S- p- "-.meburg and her were up for a few days. ! 'rieni. Mrs. Hunt, spent last batur- .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robertson ! -' visitlc.? Mrs. Lindsay out on ine 1'eau iiiuiuu roan. nils, niiiii leturned to the home of her (laugh ter ln Ashland when they came back. .Ins. O. Naylor of Ashland now has the Kawley medical route south of Phoenix that formerly was cov ered by a. H. Dougherty of Med ford. We will miss Mr. Dougherty's genial calls. Mrs. Ella Dodge and her daugh .Mr. and Mrs. Florcy and Mrs. ! let. Mrs. E. O. Dow of Medford. left K Ktowell. returned from Portland i last Tuesday for their old home at this week after several days spent ! Cabot, Vt. They will visit Mrs. in ihe eitv conferrliiK with doctors. I Dow's birthplace, (ireenville. nnd The Floreys car was crowded j will visit in Iowa and many of the, mother r. -i.i. ih- vonriwuv while making a ! eastern cities. detour and turned over. The car j Fran vans of N-orth Talent pur- ', visited at Lewis Robertson's Wed- nesday evening. They' are thin- nlng pears in the llammel orchard ' this week. 1 1 EAGLE POINT ITEMS ration at t lie offirp of the CranK' ' ordor for salt consideraMi' Inoon- j vn'itienre haH Ihph cxpcicnci'rt by j the new manager. I lowever. an ( attempt in belnp made to correct i tlie error and it is Imped the uran ffer.s will et Matist'actoi' result s. J Our new inaiiuKcr. .Mr. Parker, Ih ; a Tonner Grander of eastern Vuh- luelon and a cntiHeleiitious friend 1 of the farmer. ; Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald nnd; daunhterM Mis on Frances and ; ma are penillni; Hev'ral- dayt . house guests of Medford relatives I this wei'k. Mr. and Mrs. Ttay Steves nnd j children Maral and Jimmy of Ii Verne, t'nlif., are Kpending the - summer as guests of Mrs. Steves' Mrs. J. W. Jones. wan but slightly damaged and the ' chased u binder this week and' in- occupants all escaped Injury ot any J serious nature. Mrs. Morgan returned to her ymme in Kagle Point Monday after spending a week at the Health 1'nlt convention In Portland and tenrtH to do his own and Home out side binding. The fine raspberries Rrown by Lloyd Colver are yielding n heavy prop and are all going fast. There is no better market than the one 6heep one , v Attcntlonl We are In position to pay you more than anybody for wool -mohair. See us before you sell. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. Phon IftfiH 91 V nrnn fit j BR0WNSB0R0 BITS ,,!. iimi. visiiinn with her son In 'on the Pacific highway. that vicinity. Mrs. Morgan reports '. Bert High and wife and daughter, a very enjovable, profitable meet-! Helen, and Mr. Ulnnkenship and j,,,. Miss niankenshlp went to Crater .Mr. nnd Mrs. Thorndykc were Lake last Wednesday evening to culling in Eagle Point Friday even-1 spend the nl;ht. JnB- . ! It. E. Dale visited with his daugh- .t. T Senman has purchased the ter. Snille. at the home of Mr. and S. 11. "Butler home and will occupy I Mrs. Will High of Talent last Tues- It as soon as vacated by the But- i (lay night. lers. . Mrs. John Nichols plans on re turning to Eagle Point nnd will occupy the home of her daughter, where the Hurst family have been living. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. McClelland are taking care of the C.us Nichols place while Mr. and .Mrs. Nichols nt ( rwh Sunda. A sights in California. When the Nichols return the Mcf'lelinnds will move Into the Geo. Holmes house here Seamnns have been living. Thf Kiowells nre moving Into the former John K. Smith Iioumh re- rently purchased by Mr. Stowell. ; There seems to he quite an epi omir of moving 4n Kagle PMnt . ;f lra(I;,hftW lafll Sim,,af. ni uHH umr, , - "7," " .Visnes Lillian and Georgia New- h..enthe custom for n .nR time. who-)uVP be,. lfvinR at Ihe home of Mrs. Mary Dradshaw for some time, have gone to Sanquel, i Col., with their father for the Rum mer. -Misd Kunlce Turnbow mill snend VtKNNA, June 29. (P) Leo t,p summer ot the home of Mrs.' Iitrlchteln, noted American actor j oe Hradshaw. i;nd playwright, died In a aanlto-l Mm. Iottie Hressic of Oakland Ih rium at Auer.perg last night from j visiting at the home of Gibson.' hrart disease. ! Geone Hansen wa a hti!neR , Leo ritrichstp(n. who was born 'visitor in Medford last Saturday, i In Hungary in lfi , mndei firt ' He ban been taking order for his I appearance on the st.;e In Hrrtin, ' loganberries which are now ready' -but went to the Tnited States in for picking, issrt and from that time devoted It. Tucker nnd Harry Amminft hl life to the American Mage. ! spent the week end fishing at Ufa-; nmnd l-Hke. 1 hey were very mir Several members of our Sunday i school attended the all-day service, many were away the Hrownshoro 'Sunday school wax closed, but will j be held as usual next Sunday after- noon at 2 o'clock. ; Robert Crowder of Oakland has ' I been in tills vicinity taking orders j for the Cudahy products. i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele of I Medford were guests at the home TILLAMOOK. Tillamook dairy 'rpssful, bringing home the limit. y herds averaged 7300 pound milk 'and Ut pounds butteifct last LA rsilANOK. Highways year. IL'muUlla county being elltdi THE NAME AND FLAVOR ARE EASY TO REMEMBER GoldetfclWcst I ' ii : 1! Butterick August Fashions Here Now RUSSELL'S 'MEDFORD S OWN STORE' Ladies' Home Journal Patterns . t Just 60 Coats Left in the Store to Go! A Special Saturday Feature Ten Dollar Sale Beautiful dresses for summer wear that will appeal to those wanting something smart and inexpensive. .Just the proper dress for the "-Itlf of .Inly" celebration or for any dress-up occasion you have in mind. Short sleeves 'nnd long sleeves in pastel wash crepes, prints and street dress shades of crepes and georgettes. A size range from VI to 42. ' Dresses at .$ 10.(10 which arc Worth considernlih. more. .- . , no - Saturday Bress coats and sports coats, every coat that's left in. the store is at exactly half "price on Saturday," "We will clear out ev ery coat this season so we can start Ihe Fall Season -with all new stock. Still excellent size ranges from 1( to -14 ami coats priced from $12.75 to $T9.7r, so you can easily make a choice selection as every garment is absolutely correct in style, right, now. l'i k..Jt II Do You Need New Hosiery for the 4th? Exceptional 25c Hose ' for Children Half-Sox, three-quarter and full length stockings in finely mercerized yarns that will wear exception all v and ;in- all the j' light and dark shades. Sizes 5 to 10. Misses' Rayon 50c Hose Sports type hose in fancy rayon weaves, f o u r very p r e 1 1 y shades in sizes from , t J- This makes a dandy hose for gen- .C-rnl service and is exactly Jike the wom en's styles. Women's Phoenix Sport Hose S1.00 Rayon mixtures in a well fitting, good looking sport hose for golfing, any sporty wear or general weav: An extra good value in sizes fii. to' lO in light or medium' mixtures. Wayne Knit "Silk to. the Top". ' $1.65 Hose In the newest colors, grege, pearl .. blush, honey beige, white, jade, tansan, metal liqite, kasha beige, -nude, shell g r e y. Beautiful chiffoir fuM fashioned hosiery and,' "all silk." New "Picot Top" .All Silk Hose $1.95 "Wayne Knit Hole proof, Phoenix, three wonderful makes in this popular new, all silk hose with the ; . picot top t h a t has found 'ihstaTit; . favor. Fifteen of, the new shades. , , ,..,'" Pointed Heel Guaranteed Silk Hosiery Silk from Toe to the Too at ... $1.00 All the new shades, seasaii, champagne, grege, moonlight, kasha, , beige, gunmetal, flesh pink, evenglo, white jade, grain, pearl blush, rose, nude and white and bliick.' A finely constructed silk hose semi-fshioned, with the pointed heel and positively guaranteed to ive vou satisfaction or You get a new pair. Sizes Hi, to .10".. Full Fashioned Pure Silk Wayne Knit Hosiery at $1.35 Now we have a beautiful service weight, full fashion ed stocking of pure silk, with a narrow lisle garter welt at a very low price. Eight of the best selling shades for summer as well as white in all sizes ' : t 1 OC 8 12 to .10. You'll like them at ';...X,JJ New Wash Frocks now $1.95 to $5.50 Organdie and prints with organdie trims are the sum mer's favored fabrics and frocks. Here you'll find many very clever models and so inexpensive you e.nn buy several at one time. All the new wash frock ideas expressed. If You Go Swimmng on the 4th Pure Worsted Suits $2.98 and $3.98, For womtn in all the good eoloin in sizes !.( to 44 and 101' boys and girls in sizes 2(i to .'U!. Pure wors ted yarns iij a rib stitch, heavy weave that is the best suit you ever bought (or the price. For boys there is one number at !)2.9H with striped shirt and plain trunks. Caps and shoes 'of all kinds to match up with your suits. All at very moderate prices. French Voile Underway 98c. Clowns, envelopes, panties, nicely trim med with good quality laces. Ray on stepins panties? and enveloiies. A real bargain in all the best pastel shades anil worth .fl.2.") to $1.40. Indiaa Head FMtd Tabfe Cloth and f Napkins $1.25 Set 504gin. Squares Regular $1.49 Just 2" of these and we do not expect them to last until noon on Saturday. You'll agree with us when you see them, they are '.exceptional." A1& solutely fast coloi's, printed designs of blue and rose, ")4 inches square and 1H-inch nap kins, fi of tJiem. "KAYNEE" 1 - Boys' Wash Suits Shirts - Blouses None better, few as good, because they fit prfeetly, wash beautifully and -wear exceptionally well. Of course you ean get them only at Russell's in Medford and here we have a full range of sizes and styles. Suits $1.98 to $3.98 Blouses $1.00 to $1.59 Shirts $1.00 to $1.98 Exquisitely Newl Italian and Swiss i Knitted Sports SWEATERS . For a carefully selected sports costume you'll find these new sweaters just perfect (lorgeous eol orings that can be match ed in our silk depifrtintf.it for separate skirts that we will make tip for you at a small cost. - Saturday Special! To $3.98 Sweaters at Pure wool with ray-mi in, the newest stvles of the season. For the "4th" you'll need a sweater and these in all the good st3'les will fill that want. Collar and collarless models in round and . V-neck aful fqnare. neck in slip-over and eoat styles. All new and correct ami exceptionally low priced for Saturday. 1
