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FRIHT PACKING, GRASS FIRE ON THRESHING NOW
EDEN PRECINCT,
READY TO START
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10 Discount
On Kaynee Wash
Suits
Boys' Clothes
Odds and Ends at
One-Half Price
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Ily Mnry 1). i'mry.
edrx I'ltKi'txcr, .luiy 20.
Fruit purine in i'Arn Precinct
wilt stun at least a week earlier
this x:isiii) thiin it tlhl list year.
The two lii-- pat UIiik houses in
l'hoonix aio now ready fnr th
Mr. Hurst of Phoenix im-h:i.cd
(i fine milk cow frum .Mrs.
I'nrey thin wok. pivinu for
the animal. Mr. Ilur.st intends to
keep about three iinnd rows rind
a f I(h k nf in ns this winter and
upend the time at home, instead
ofVVorklui; away from homo.
Tho many iiaitloiit-rs are com
plainiiiK l iho poor ninrkot for
homo (ii'iiwn produce, most of
which is hfiiitf crowded out hv
California stuff, which h- heinjr
flipped in. And still our cities
ntiji-.-t to a farmer sondiim away
for any ( hint; ho may nood. It's
a pimr rulo that doow wu work
both ways.
Mr:i. I Hunt, who lias heen
MK-ntlinir a emiple nf week with
Mis. S. I'. Itarnohmx mtuo th-
Hli of .Inly, lofi Sunday for Uly.
Klamath enmity. .o viH with her
daughter for a while,
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hamlin wcr
rallinir '-n M r. and Mrs. Oonrct
.laokson last Monday even in ir.
Mr. and Mrs. flooruo 1'nrkor
received a visit from snmv of
their Ashland friends last Sundav
ovt-iiiiiK. Tho partios aio in ohnri
of tlio pnek'nu department ai
tho fruit association in Ashland.
M rs. Fred Furry uvo a dinner
parly to a nuinher of friends last
Monday at he.- homo in Phoenix.
..Miss Hyhil hciui: at homo auain.
Hurry I tea tries of 1'hooiiix was
In Talent Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T. V. Williamx of phoe
nix is enjoying a visit from her
lather, who is spending his va
cation at thoir home.
.Most of tin Kent valley apricot
prowers claim to lie sold out of
th fruit and to ho. turning away
many would-be buyers. The price
has boon 6c straight through.
Iline tomatoes from local grow
ers in and around Talent are
nnninK in to tho store nd are
nf fine quality. The price i
(ihout 12c now.
Mrs. Walter Oiaborno of Sacra
mento -who in v'siiliiy jbor- father,
Mr. ( Mutzer of lions Initio, whs a
dinner fftiesl at tlio homo of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Carey Wednesday
I'veniiiK.
Sir. and Mrs, Tipes of West
I'hoonix wore over to the plant
farm Tuesday to pet cabbage
plants. They have about flv
acres of tomatoes and small truck
pardon in. and say it Is dr dim
Vine. The tomato crop is for the
Ash land fanning conipn ny.
Mrs. Walter Allen, wife of our
J'boen'x para -.to man. returned
from a outride of weeks" stay in
Portland, wheio she has been at
tending eamp meotinp.
Mr. and Mis. M. Sheets of
F.at Kden wore in Phoenix Tues
day evening attending the paih
erinu' of the women's blhle class
meeting and assisting with tho
evening's program.
A. M. Wripht. tho king of
poach growers in the phoenix dis
trict, was a business visitor in
Medi'ord lay-t Tuesday morning.
.Tohn Mnst has recently pur
cb.ased a f'rossloy 'radio, and a
number of t heir friends were
there to IK ten in on the plav "A
f'up of Coffee. by Miss Helen
Xorris. which was broadcast over
KMEI).
Mis. Kdlth Cochran of Talent
has her nrw restaurant and ice
crenm parlor very nicely fitted
up and is fast pettinp into rou
tine work. Her place is already
being widely known for pool
service.
He dded a "Olio'
PORTLAND, ro.. .Inly -JO bp.
Port land police today were en
listed in a search for an unidenti
fied man who passed a check,
raised from SI 2 to St'.M. at Me
M innville yesterday. The man.
drivimr a lipbt coupe bearing Colo
rado license plates, was accom
panied by a woman and a bulldog.
Sheriff .McQueen of MrM Innville
advised IopjiI authorities.
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N8y
JCrauses
Marsh
mallows
The Candy Ford that aids di- j
gcslion .bi neutralizing excess f
Actdtty. 6cok of 57 dollar K
recipts in tach 1 2 -ounce tin. 3
A t confectioners, druggists, ?
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SAMS VALI.KV, July 2n. A
damaping lire was narrowly avert
ed Sunday by some buys en route
to the riv r discovering the fire in
the grass surrounding tlio Morrill
swimmiup tank. The boys sent for,
help, and by their added efforts
soon had the fire under control.
1 1 . I. I teed a rrived on the scene
and treated the boys to confections
as a reward for their work in pre
venting the probable loss of -hundreds
of dollars.
The Ijfu vesling of the lluse pears
will commence (n most of the pear:
orchards by August 1st. I'rom all
reports the crop i up to the aver
age in size and ipian'ity. ;
Friends of .Miss Marparel lload-,
1 side are lately in receipt of an
nouncements of her recent mar
rlape to Klmer Heaple of Ashland.
..Miss ICoadside taught several terms:
, of school in our district, when- shf
won many warm friends who wish j
her every joy and happiness alma l
' her matrimonial voyage.
The flei.rge Culovstn farm was:
: subl this week it Mr. C. rant ham
of .Med ford for a consideration of :
, around $! L""". and involved the ;
! sale of one of the best farms In
the valley. The farm consisted of!
1"S acres, mostly in alfalfa, ami
jwas supportlnp a h rd if niid .1 r-
'soy cows. horses, turkeys and
chickens, all of which go with the
crop to the new owners. The
' (Irani hum family will take pos-
session immediately and the Culov
' s ii family will move tn M-dford
j where they have a desirable little
home on the cast side., Mr. (inlov-
sen has be n an industriiuis farmer
jand the well wishes of friends go
! wil h t be family to their new io
j cation,
Fish lovers are glad to see a
I fish peddler making weekly trips
j throimh our v.tlb'v.
llev. and Mrs. P.adpor of Seattle
j are visiting at the V. W. Kdginp
ton home.
.lack 1-Mward Pa vis of Portland
is spending the summer at thel
j home of his aunt. Mrs. (Jeorge Oul- ;
! ovson. !
j William Straus, who lifts been j
employed for the post several years
I on a stock ranch in Klamath eoun- I
; ty, is spcndi.np this week visiting i
' his honi efolks.
O .T. Wilson and J. L. Nealon j
of Table Rook, who :ire operaltng
j n thresliinu' otill'it In the Talent 1
district, repm l some fine yields of
Ipraln from that section.
j Amonc those who hive lately j
I r'Mitrned from a short pleasure trip!
I ai I Mamond la ko are Allert and !
Miss Klsie Straus. Miss Donna Me-
Dnnough. Dill I'.ari'ow and Miss '
j Creurgfnnna C.ulovsi-n. Miss (Jul- j
j ovson was at the lake at the time)
I the younp ranper was drowned, J
i and reports the incident put a j
j damper on the pleasure of all who'
j witnessed the tragedy. j
i Dill Harrow arrived from Co-
i qulllo Thursday evenlnc and is a '
, hou.se guest at the Straus home. ,
1 fro mwhere he has visited other !
sections of the valley. j
Fred Loveland lately purchased!
a new Ken ton truck and will ini-
mediately be on service between !
here ami Crescent city, making (
I t:lops at different towns along the
! way. This trucking service will be
an aid to our community as well
as to Mm Loveland's grocery busi
. ness.
! Mr. and Mrs. Hay Steven, who I
, are puosts for tho summer at the!
j home of Mrs. .1. V. Jones, made
'i quick trip to Hritish Columbia'
; wilh California friends, renaming '
: Wednesday evening . !
I Dick and Hilt Straus left Thurs-
day morninc for a few days outfni:
; in Cresce;it City vicinity. I
! Miss Jewel and Master Oranlhum
' of Mod ford spent several days l;ist
i week visiting the Hulovsen family
i and petting acquainted with thelr
! new home. f
Tho Senior Lovlands and grand- i
son of California arrived here last:
week to spend tho summer at the '
home of their son Fred. j
j Mr. and Mrs. Will Monro and
j Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Moore, son '
j Fupcne and family o.' Lvans val- ;
I ley and Mrs. Pete Ceo'-peson of
! Klamath Falls were relatives who
! risitfd ovr the week end With Mr. 1
and Mrs. .1. A .Cook. j
Friends of M inn Wil inn Fitzper-!
ibl and (leorge Silver were pleased '
no rend a recent account of their I
I marriage license. Iloth young peo- '
pie have lived for pome time in our
district, where M iss Wil ma was ;
i student in hlph M'hool and where;
fienrpe hns owned u little home for
overal years which only lack the
acquisition of a little c ook, and ;
where the happy couple will make
their home. . j
Several Jamming, ptirtiest have,
been given lately at the Morrell ,
i swimming tank and the on Mon
; d:iy niL'ht brre eviiiene- of a pret
j ty wfbl aff'air. ' From reports from
I some of our younp boys h were!
j returning from n swim in Ilocue I
'river, the sights they beheld nr,. ,
; far from being in k"'-pinc with Anr
I prohibitir-n law. Such conditions
'. nrf; thoroughly disp.jvtini:. ep"c-j
tally when we know the parties v .
; tiven under the direction of the1
i juwtlce of the peace of one of ir
nearby towns, whose business it is
to imposo finf! for Ju-t such con
duct. p.. ..r pe..p)e of this com-,
j inanity do not apprecia; juieh
.la Hre-ni mis a loiu- the boiViers of
of our o'ilMiciv traveled road
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iiijui Suiutcay night on his'
WILLOW SPLIXOK. July 10.
The p.ohnert threshing inat-hinc
hits been busy In this neighbor
hood this week. Several bit go
fields hrtve i n threshed, 1m lutj-
inp Hohnert's and Jiontu-y's.
Kluier Keldenheinicr is making
extensive improvements at th-
Feldenheimer orchards. He i.
putting In wagon scales and has
purchased a new Ford ti n k.
Mi's. 1-;. K. lleames, who ha.
been confined to her bed for see
ral weeks, is somewhat Improved
and is now able to , sit up for
part of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson
are expecting their dang her-1 in
law. Mrs. Oscar Anderson, for a
short visit.
Mrs. Itobert P.rophy spent seve
ral days this week at the home
of hoi parents.
Mr-, and Mrs. Pearl FSonney and
daughter. Alberta, spent Sunday
at '-aier 1-ike.
Tho Hoy Nichols and Karl Heft
families and Mrs. Adrian Thomp
son spent the week-end at Cres
cent City. Mrs. Xichols. Mrs.
Thompson and Kvclyn Heft are
rema i n i n p for a w ee k a n d t h e
rest of the party to return for
next week-end.
Tho J. W. Klden family and
Roland Pirktudz picniced at Ash
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins
returned from their northern trip
Sat vi i day, and w e re S u n d a y din
ner f nests at the .1. W. Birkhol.
homo.
Francos and Wylomae Parker
are spending n few days with
their grandmother. Mrs. Alverson.
at Orants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Clareii'-e Crisbam
and baby of Stockton. California,
are visiting relatives in the valley.
At present they are at tho Karl
Heft home. They will go from
here to the state of Washington,
where they plan to make their
home.
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FLYER HOPS OFT
PORTLAND, Ore., July 20.- itV)
L. II- Atkinson, pi hit of a
monocoup in the national relia
bility tour, who was detained
hero by a minor surpical opeiation
Wednesday, was recovered suf
ficiently today to resume the tour.
Ho said this morning lie would
take off today, and hoped to
catch up with tho fleet at Oreal
Falls. Mont., before night. Tex
Rankin, Portland aviator, yester
day flew the monocoup to Tacoma
to fulfill that lep of the tour.
Ooorgv Ought to Know.
NEW VORK. July 20. (pi
fieorpe M. Cohan Is to put on a
baseball play by Ring Lard nor.
Rim: told f Jeorge he was a bit
discouraged, as everybody told
him such a theme hail not a
chance, "Listen Kid." said George.
"Any pood plav will go. no mat -ier
what it's about.'
Opjwso ( losing (rwk.
SANTA CRT. The court at
Santa Cruz foresters adopted 9
resolut ion opposing the plan to
dose Wnddell creek to flsh-rmen.
Scientists want the stream for
five years to study tho habits of
trout.
return from Medford when some
till nu came loose from his Chevro
let touring en r which t h row t h
cm- from the road Into a ditch, '
where It landed upside down in u
thoroughly demolished cotHition.
Klwor.d escaped injury, but hardly
r n-nyi! how he made his escape.
The secret in
making gravy
is tu add the liquid to the
browntd flour a Imlt til a lime
so you can stir up a smooth
mivturr. Nothing more than
control! Mills liroi. similarly
control the roasting of their
coffee by roasting only a few
poundt at a time by their pat
ented, continuous process. A
rich, uniform flavor is always
developed because every berry
is roasted evenly.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
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Vil on.
Ftnk from tie eritm
nn"i p irk tanty
Extraordinary Saving's for
Saturday Shoppers During Gur
few Prints flaw Styles JfewGblors
d.ni
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Cool Frocks for
Summer
Were $12.75 to $16.75 Now
,00
What ii si'lciiiliil clianci' In secure ;i
new dress at a rein.ilkalily ln- iiiee.
at a lime wliicli uixes ilenly (iiioi'tuii
itv for wear iliiiiiitv tlie remainder nf
slimmer, with .ronsideraUle warm
weallier vet In enme. Here are cool
I'rncks ni' decided st lisllliess at tji'liu
i i i savings.
Choose Now from these
Fashionable Frocks
(ienr!;-ettes, washalde creKs, prints
and flat crepes.
Mid Summer
Disposal of
Every
Coat
hi Our Store
Price
Smart new coats, some at
Iraetivelv ttimmed in l'iir
others iileasin.u'ly ilain fill
at amazingly low, hall' prices.
Cool Summer Dresses
A special lot of cool, summery - rr
dresses i n c I 11 d i n r- prints, I flOf
Keorji'et tls, washalile crepes i
and flat crepes. On sale at
Coi'selettes
IJcKiilar $1.2k (
sizes ::o to :u;
A Timely Sale of
Wash Dresses
tfc1
Newest style elTccts, and
the cnlnr i'ani;e includes
all that cnuld lie rcipiircMl.
Ifeular ijM.f)") value. Size
ran,i;e is cnmplete.
Sale of Piece Goods
10 Per Cent Discount
Ginghams, fast colors 10',; Discount
49c Prints, fast colors 10' ; Discount
Rayon Striped Shirting 10 Discount
Lingerie, plain, fast colors 10',' Discount
Raygloss, plain, fast colors 10' ; Discount
Cretonnes, one lot at .; y2 Prico
Corsets and Girdles
One-Half Price
One close-out lot at this saving
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Silk Hosiery
89c
Ueautil'ul l it re silk
stockinn that, ( are in
leed a rare valiie at this
special iH'ii-e. All tlio
new shades. These hose
wore made by nal iolial
Iv known mills., lieifit
lar .fl.00 value.
Blanket Bargains
Tbr weather may not be conducive to think-,
in of blankets, but our values make it worth
while. All patterns, solid colors, Mock and
stripes.
Oregon City Woolen Blanket
U $12.50 OroKonian, at $10.50
Ur,. i:S.o) Astorian, at ...,...$11.50
Wool Camp Blankets
liVjrulai- .t:UW, at $3.59'
Silhouette and Bandeaux
10 Discount
Lari;e selection. Tlioy ore liht, in .weight,
will tub easily, and )i'ovido tho Jh'oper sup
poi't and comfort, .
St, '.
Wmm
Table Covers, 51x51, $4.50
('(doi's gnaranlo('d fast in washing and sun.
Sale of Twwels
Jumbo Size, H.")c. tomorrow 69c
Fancy bordered huck, 20 ea 4 fc-j: $1.00
Bed Spreads, Regular $6.95, at $5.95
linn'' overlook this bargain when you shop to
morrow. '
Children's Socks
25c to 59 c
Phoenix and Holeproof
children's half so., five
eighths and throe-u,uarter
lengths in all the shades for
summer. Moderately priced
and will give you the' bosh
of wear and service. "
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