Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

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Second Section
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Sunitay dinner .;nests at the I., . Mr. and Mrs. Key iliusl.y and T i-u i:a;.-a..;.- horn.
Htar.s homo, son and Han Tor.n iTf v. v. 1. Monday n.un I'hiioiriin
Oeori:e Sti-uait ol .M.'dl'ord spent end li'ieMs 01 t ht-ir parents. Mr. V.is-. KIm.- Wiihii.-. who was at
Sunday with his ststi-r. .Mis. Linen and Mrs. II. I.. Ton it. The men h-'ttic svteu! l.iy la-l !..
l-'arlow. went to Lost lai.e li.him; Sunday uuiii-d to hi r work m lahi'i .'-
ih.
h ii i ':! t-t There . h-I.Ii'. n waited nt lb.- home i t 1 1 1". si-ii t s. th rhlldivn all Ptijaw.!
"T .it Hm- S '.li'l.iv 4ch(i.t hi-I l-i'vus ohnsnn lav! SitU'hu. t i hi'inslvts.
.;. ;. Iwt weather huia- Kl' l';,vu1'"" ".. " va Myrtle Winter arrived homo
:p . .o,kIi .sum.- wen- on l';i'i"n ""' a Wednesday from Monmouth,. She
lt,:,.. I'll'- Hi niiis saaiily i.- away mi cp'i is to worU in Hit' fruit a while
i . iv, niiM.ttn.:s on Tlun:! a V;"';ilil,n and later return to lir-r studies.
imimi'.v di -f r.uite w fll :U .I!in ami Kli Still are huihlhe: - 4
REESE CREEK- RSPLETS
CHIEF PURSUIT
AT TABLE ROCK
.;r. .loin W'alr-I had as 'miest-. hut returned with th.- t'isht'iinan's ihii:um" store ;.t Ka.:io I'oini. ril(
Sundav. h.".' f.it h.-r. Charles New- usual hard link !nri. -
Strom, anil In-1' In ..; li.-:-. Ti'd ',v- Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Moore m i'. lt l-:ii. i-.,r. .. nt.y. in- !
strom, and wli,. nf Urant I'ass. m Sam's Valley. Tuesday to s ' l ;" IM,...ml...r. " it I::
Tin. " l iloi.f: r-imilv l..tt ' Mr. MiHir. Imulli-r. 1 t'l fniH l-.o!.. day and
I:-!-.- in '
1 !. hi. iv t'ViMiin ;
.tiili'i ii it If ; t'.t' h t 11 1 1
'1 !i'iv were I's nut hi lllf Trail school house A STi I: I A. I .ow. r 1 -olumoia Co.
.iinl-Ms wlh-ti r.'lif! 'I'inirsd.o Mi. I'liiiuiH'ii- Iftl tin- i .in If rnnirrs haviii.-oii hail a t, 1
Momliiy inr a u-w ii;i.vs' outiim at Mrs. I. U. .lom ami sun. Kml- I'rouh county growers will mi.-t. will i-u- iliiiiuh r stuvm wmiM nii' -tin.:. Mr- Mihli.'.l l.i;K;lan.t hiitlnti; ari last 1'ihlay. Si'v
DhumuHl I akt. .Mr. IVrh acrom- man. rotiirncil ln'tm1 .Mutiilay from ',in :trrtM of pi.tntot-s this yi-ar. a hi- a
tat inn : tuv will !iaif t hi ThurMhiy c .'Ulnu
al ut her Ilu If 1 1 i-iul- u r' r
1 tik
'iMlimi'l'rf pOft't't1; ))l:ill
iiM-fl t'H in. . Sinia S'mnm;9. ,r'!' '
tin1 hot Kiiii,
"i .Mr ar,. M-'-v I au Itn'htirt nn aii '!U atnl hf rMt'ivMl inaity nif" rM- Imn: -i mi-- ihiiry litni-.
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TA 1 .!; ROCK. July :'.;.A mw
"rijiiihiire was 1 civ.ly instalhvl
JM ilic Si-liat't-r hi in'.
Willard llimshy i makiim tirt'p
aratii.im to huihl 1.11 hi n- ly :u -mirf(
iu-iM-rty in m- Tutth- sv.U
tlivisinti. Mf I Atkins mill fa mily. who
1 -t unfit rtctnt !y from a nn'T.u
nip to .Mnnt.'ina ami the lakita.
have moved (i th.-ir ramh ho nit
on SiU'afciio KdVtM- in Klamath
county.
M r. Warner 1 ho Central 1'oint
ton 111 Iff. im tulh-tl a ranir.' huiler
. anil h.iih t'iiiiim-nt in the '. V.
-. SaM'' home last week.
11 Mil and Mrs. ,erny llnhhlf of
Oakland, Cal., ha e ni urned, afti-r
.- tf ml inu a end 1 th' nf Weeks isil-
im; I'l-kttivi's and friends in 1 h i
and other set-lions of the valley.
Kianl; .Myers and family exiei-t
in h-:ive Saturday 10 visit relatives
in Sea tt le. while Kraiik is taking
his atititial two weeks' vaeation.
-Mrs. l.nlu Penland nmvecl lo
. Ah-tlfoi d Tuesday, whr: she is
I preparinn- io open up her hnai d
kt inn and rooiuiiifr house.
.Miss Mildred (ireyory. who has
heell Visit inu her .L.'lfat-'irailil-niother
at Handon for the past
two weeks, is ex pee ted home the
hist of the work.
The . C. Nieewood family have
mnvfil to Medford. where Mr.
Xh-e wood has employment with
the Calmer eorporallon. The
Nice woods, during their several
yea rs" resit I -nee here have proved
tjllile ail asset to the tu-iy h horhood
iiitl their many friends haled to
see t hem leave 1 he dist riet.
Karl Case of I'.eaule is tleliver
in the iievl winter's wood supply
for the Tahle k school tlitri- t.
Seveial persons f 1 o m Medford
were haptised Into t h fait h "i
the N.rarene ehtireh last Sunday
hri at the river.
Ktr the jiast week t he river
has heen the most popular plae
in this seition. hu tut reds of (eo
ple takim; iitlviintiiK of the eool
in eflecls of a swim in the elear.
eool water. Xo matter how sul
try and hot the air is, one is eool
immediately after plntminj; into
the eolil waters of this mountain
st ream.
The S. ('. Collins family en
joyed n weK-erol trip to Creseent
1'ily, returning Aliinday.
I..U11 (.reory is dohiff some re
limlelinj' w.rrk his Iviii.n. which
V was until recently oeenpied hy th
Nice wood family, and . peels to
move his family ihto it hefore
lonu. where t hey will make their
home.
(, I,. llavis and Hershel Har
per returned .Monday from the
Kvans ereek tlitrlet. where thoy
staked out lainw or t llilliltar and
ratlin more. While they were
co mil. k out Momliiy. they saw a
w id t uriiey hen ami her hrood
of little ones, which were in the
1 oatl. a limit a mile from the Ii li
kens place.
Mrs. Imn Van Fleet of Klamath
Kails Is visit 1 1 1 relatives at the
Scluiffer home ami accompanied
Airs. Schaffer ami children on a
trip to l.andon and ( r.seent v'it
the first of the week.
The I'tmlap and l.ydiard pstrty.
who have heen tourimr the north
west and Canada re:urncd Iron
the first of the week.
l-'ariners in this section report
a much ureater iiumher of pheas
ant nests estroetl tnan lisu.11.
"t dm ini; the hnrvostim; of their
! second crop of alfalfa.
' I.. C. Schafer Is in rortland.
' havinu been railed there hy the
serious illness of his mother.
The Sams Valley era nee drill
team are prepiiriliK to yo to Lake
Creek Friday ni;h:. where 1 lu-v
will put on the first and second
tleuree work to a class of -l.
A pnrty was held last Saturday
pjiiuht hy the younu people of tlw
Central Point Christian Kndcn vor
at t he Seithroolv home, which wa-s
at t ended hy ?,:, of the members,
who are unanimous in dee la rim:
it one of the best parties of th
season. This seems to he vacation time
for many in this section, many
i'oini; for a trip to the mountain
or r I? where. Some are oim; f"i"
a two weeks' otitinc and others
for a shorter time. However, for
many. the;r vacation will consist
of a day s trip, if any al nil.
LAKE CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ntisslinnin and
childriMi en.in.u'd a Sunday's mil inr.
nt llpnd Indian soda sirtn-:s
Kd Travlor ami Mrs. Amy John
son, relatives of I.. II. Wynnl.
Itfil at tlie Wynnt home tin; f irt
of the wei-k. Mr., .lohnson' si--tor.
recently returned from Ohio'io
tie uorUiern Jart of the slat".
Mr anil Mrs. Hlliihe of Me oord
n li.l niece of near Kaitle I'.dn
inmpil at Lake Creei; Mi.nil.iy .tn.l
'i'u"stiay.
o There will he a school niecliir
at l.nke f'reek hall Tuenlay. J-ily
r.l. nt J o'clock to decide the 0,'ies
tloft nf puttini; the schn. luaise on
the road or leavlns tt In the field
We hope the voters of the distviM
nil! come and help decide as it is
Important.
There were a cood manv people
plcnlcklnc al ljike freek SiimUv,
also severalnartiHs at (lad Inillan
S.xla Sirlr
(Ir. and Mrs. cTVTil oore were
Odds and Ends in
Boys' Clothing Going at
One Half Price
"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE
Look for Dollar Day
Specials
Not Advertised Here
Medford's Own Store Offers With Genuine Enthusiasm Another Dollar Day
a Day that means so much in Savings to every thrifty shopper This
Sale
Starts
Saturda
y Morning
and Is Saturday Only
Bungalow
If Aprons
(iinul ht;iiI( yill.U'll.-llll.
Vllllie. .t.'J.".
2 for
$1.00
House
Dresses
One lot billies iilii!
i' Ii i I (1 r en's lions,.
ilrcsscs nl' prints am!
KSj (liniilics. .fl.!!!) value.
COATS
Misses'
M Sport Hose
l-'ull leiitli. i-ayoii
ami lisle, ."ille value.
3 Pair for
I $1.00
$1.00
Every Coat Need
Can Be Met Here!
There is only mie reilm-l inn mi
.ilisiilill elv ihe eiililf slueU. al
V2 Price
foals for dress and sports. Sim
ple or elaliorate, as you wish.
Von will find lliem alloelher
In our laste anil lo your pur.se
at One-Half Price.
$1.25 -3piece buffet set
ffpr $1.00
$1.25 scarfs $1.00
$1.25 pillows $1.00
ii
$12
Lovely Printed
FROCKS
$15 to $21.75 Values
.75
.lust the kind of values ihar will appeal
to every woman or miss who appreciates
stylishness and eiia nil - it is Ihe unusual
loui'hes of the season's popular modes
which male lliese dresses so delightfully
altractive in t;eoieltes. prints, chiffon
and flat crepe.
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ALL OTHER
DRESSES
at 20 Reduction
M Table Cloths
54x54 with 6 napkins
If 3 . o 10 tni An
loxio, $i.'ia vaiue
Indian li-;nl material.
k& lose iilld hlue pat
pj lel'll-'.
.
J $1.00 .
Towels
Sl. '.". and sl..")H fancy luith
towels $1.00
.Iiimlio t.,wcN 2. for $1.00
!!), hath tnwcl, I fur $1.00
Corset
'iQ-i? y i rTlcs. and corsdettes. One
1..1. values ..9.111(1,
O 1 ' 1 l Q
$1.00
49c Voiles, Dimity, Batiste, 3 yards.
59c Supertwist, Tomorrow, 2 yards
59c Plain Colored Rayon, 2 yards . . .
59c Plain Broadcloth, Tomorrow, 2 yards
65c Raygloss, Dollar Day, 2 yards .
69c Pongee Silk, Tomorrow, 2 yards . .
$1.19 Plain Rayon Voile, Special, yard .
25c Percales, Dollar Day, 5 yards . . .
25c Ginghams, Dollar Special, 5 yards .
29c Cotton Prints, Tomorrow, 5 yards .
35c Dress Voiles on Safe at, 4 yards . .
39c Rayon Stripe Shirting, 4 yards . . .
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Women's
Hosiery
One lot of ladies' and '
children's hosp, hoth
sill and lisle. Values
to ir'1.00.
4 Pair for
$1.00
Another Hose
Special
One lot of ladies
hose, values to iU.n.",
lor
$1.00
Play Suits
Children's play suits,
khaki, hlue. sli'ipe
and check. $1.2.") val
ue, for
$1.00
Kotex
3 boxes
$1.00
Garter Girdles
New models, several
stvles. if-1. 'J") value
$1.00
Garters
."0c a ml .!)e values,
! pair for
$1.00
Brassieres and Bandeaux
Satin, lace and jersey, tfJI flfl
values to I.'.T 2 for1,W
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