Medford mail tribune., August 10, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

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MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. Al'Gl'KT 10, lSl'JS.
No. 1-10.
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"Hamm What Am'
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By Xuiy o. Ciiivy.
KDliX I'llKl'l.WT. Auit. .
The nu'Um grower or thin pro
clnct m-e i-utnplainint; Uiut Oil
'Uil dues nut sot on the vines
this yrur una th;it tht' crop will i
1)0 sliuit and lult Thi'v likuno
Vy I'olil niKhis .is i-uiiirdlnc lli'x
growth of melons ami toinmot'rf.
Tuesday of lliis week A. II.:
Ileum received a tWeyram iroui:
l.os Ailk'Clca that .Mis. Sims had
passed away (suddenly ul that
place. Mrs. Sims was a sister-in-law
of .Mr. Hearn's first wile
nd formerly lived in Phoenix.
.Mrs. Sims took Florence Hearn
'at her mother's death and brought'
her up. .Miss Florence and herj
sister. .Mabel, left .Monday cv; n-
1U to attend the funeral of their
aunt.
Mr. and .Mrs. Cleoice l'rlehardi
GIVES PARTY TO
GRADE STUDENTS
JAl'KSONVILl.K, Auk. 1 Mrs.
' Vlvitui lU'iii'h. who ifUL-ln-s the
i liirlH' Sunday .-t houl c'liff on tin
I sixth, sfvrnih nnd i-iht ki..ps at
the Presbyterian rhurrh. cuve a
ffarcwi'll party Tuosdny ovonlnj; for
: ffii-U who left her class this spring
to no Into the hlli school cliisw.
! She also entertained the Kirls who
1 are in her class at present. There
i were IS presents. It was reported
everybody had a very enjoyable
; evening-
Mrs. Rob Kerr is sorting fruit at
; Hearty's packing house in Med-
ford,
Mr. and Mrs. Ia-c Wakefield and
two daughters, Cruete and Vrances.
made a trip to Crescent Ctty Satur
day, returning Sunday
; Word has been received from
; .Mrs. Karl Clifton, who is visiting
I at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
of Portland visited at the Lloyd '. Kd.he Milium. Ueoriria JTcch H- Johnson at Cooporstown,
Lolver home at Phoenix last ;iti,letc who Ct a I1CW Olvmpic ' aI- whvrv wUI Visit fm" :i
Tuesday. The Prkhards are out' ,' f 7-i .,,..- o r' Uupl more weeks. She then will
on tour oC the Itedwuod hlBhwffy! ,'ccora OI -( 1 "tirLS v-j ,Lt- , niovc to her new home at lilver
mid on to Grunts Pass and the 1 4.3 indies) in the broad jump j Nj(le. she sent her best regards
ltuguo River valley, thence to j event. Only phenomenal Com- to all her friends in Jacksonville.
Klamath Kails and Crater lake.; petition can prevent an Amcri- Mr. and Mrs. Duvid Gammon
They were disappointed in not1 .-i.-tnrv ;n ihU event i moved Tuesday Into their new
L finding Mr. Colver at home the ; ian, .V.wL!.! i uixlraifd Km) j home in north Jacksonville which
Jay they visited there. ! - - is nmv beini,- constructed.
incro nuve been a number of i Mrs. Kred llutcher and Mr
persons in this part of the
this week buyinir fruit and
tables to take out to their horn
at Klamath Kulhj. Most of them
had been in to attend the Le
gion conclave.
The Phoenix boys are having
their drill and practice meeting
several evenings each week, so as
to he In good training, should
there be need for their services.
Last Sunday the following guests
were at dinner at the S. 1. Uar
neburg home in Kast Ed en: Mr.
and Mrs. otto Caster and daugh
ters. i;iva and Margery, Mrs. K1-
SIM VALLEY IS
ON FAIR EXHIBIT '
. 10 1 he I Olson and daughter Violet
! were Medford shoppers Tuesday.
) John tlrleves. former resident of
Jacksonville, died at his home in
I Los Angeles Thursday morning.
; His wife and daughter Pauline of
, Medford left Thursdav for Los An
; geles.
Mrs. Cora 1 turns from Ash la ml :
patient at the llogue River i
inltarium.
urate I.yle made a hurried trip I
. to Kalis City this week,
j Sybil Falrhurn of Medford was.
The principal business of the t Jacksonville caller Tuesday even-1
niona Anderson and son, Carl; ; hist Cranue meeting was the plan-, j
Mr. Kred Harneburg and son. Ken-! ning for the exhibit for tho county, Mr- 'huold Crump was a Med- j
neth and the host Hiid hostess. fair. The committees will begin ! ror oppop I uesday
Ed Hamlin and Kred Furry and their work right away of gettini
Mm. A melia Elmer, u former
Jjoren Dayman spent severul dayji together a good representation
at the lurry ltaneh ut Dead in-, the farmers' products.
tlian last week. ' Tno Siskiyou Orchard, which
Ed Lockwood returned from WttM the first In our district in the
Lake of the Woods last Sunday! ,Hrvesling of P.Hrlleits. finished the
after a two weeks' vacation out 1 fln,t picking Thursday and picking
nt the lake. i was discontinued until Monday.
Mr. Uingman has purchased; Mr Hml Mrs Krvs of lh(. Traii
two more milk cows. This brings' district were in.piiriim for a suit
his herd up to five head. ,,, Uary ninch to rcnt hcre.
J he Jjenzer boys uro both busy . ,f( .inhnson, who is employ
.auling logs from the Heeson tlm-l ( , , Vll( fl(,l(M.v at ,!pmn.
Df resident here but now of Alham-!
Mrs. Irene Wells and daugh-!
ler, Mrs. Elton Ueesun nttended .'
with his imrents, Mr. and Mrs.
bra, Cal.. is jultc 111 with whoop
hig cough. i
A Mr. Mofire and wife of San J
Francisco were calling on friends j
here Monday. Mr. Moore's father. ;
Joseph Moore, was an early day t
pioneer. He left here in the early'
'tills and was at uno time a mining ;
partner of the late Silas Day. j
Miss Alinnie Hunch hiw been on i
the sick list hut Is now improving. ':
Mrs. Sarah C. Kerr of St. Paul, i
Minn, .arrived hero Thursday to
it tt T.i t viMii iicr nipp .Mi'H r. nn iiiuum
Mic night performance at tho fqir! wUtj tll,.,ti,-u. nt : nd other relatives' and friends!
the Mineral springs were Mr. and 1 1 hore f,,r u ft'w duv' She will leave !
Mrs. Marc-llus Itowe. Mr. and Mrs. j Sunday for Oakland, Cal., where i
l-:d Kara of Central Point and Mr. nc 1,1 lho """' ot her
,land Mrs. John Unville of Med-!" n- vcrr and nimuy. .mi-h. ,
ford. The outside visitors were Kerr will soon be SI years old
grounds last Friday evening.
(icorge Hartley is beginning th.'
ldcking of his early tomato crop,
most of which he will ship
Mrs. C. Carey sold most of her
fat hens durlmr the time tho
Legion visitors were In Medford. ! Jl,hl0t ''V Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Kowc
The buy had a tasto of real 1111 llthe ('"rge McDonough fam
good OreKm hens. ! "'
Mrs. Walter Allen returned from' WIM Mone of Evans valk-y vis
Portland Monday, where she wentltp'I relatives here Sunday,
lo take her mother; Mi w John j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loveland
It ice and her sister, Mrs. U. E, spent Sunday afternoon sightsee
Dalo. to the Apostolic Faith campling at Untie Falls,
meeting ( I Mr. and Mrs, Curl Uorhc and
Mr.. Jieed Is K)icl('''lfi' Talont! baby fcirls. Dale and Vale, of Mud-
agaln and will drive Will High's ford are visitors with Mrs. lichee'
and she stood the trip here splen
didly. . !
Mrs. Heifer from Klamath Fall", '
who has been staying at the Wal
lace home white little Harry has '
been taking treatments at the local ;
sanitarium for several weeks. leU i
yesterday lor a couple of weeks' j
stay at their home,
Lloyd Sparks Is quite 111 at the
home of his mother horc In Jack-
. fruit truck durim: the hauling parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Catoti nville.
i-cason. Several who ntn-mlcd flrange at i J- w 1H "d daughters.
Miss Marie Miller is nursing Mr. Central Point Wednesday evening Jl,lla 1,n 11,1,1 MrM- who
I'lrich, and says he Is getting j witnessed the big fire in the vicln-'M,lVe lnH'n v'"iti"K with Mr. Opp
alonir nicelv. we are L'lail to learn. . ii .,f ti,.. jut 'out at the mine, were eulloil buck
Mr. Evans threshed one of tho,!)),,! from all aiinearances it burn-!'0 'ort'"nd the first part of the!
best wheat crops, off the Allen OV(.r qUtt. an area. (week to the bedside of Mrs. Opp'w
place, that has been raised in j yy aM() VH j.; -j- nam anti mother, who Is very 111 there,
this part of the precinct. children, who are 'guests at the' MtH- Tum Kinney of Medford
Clinton Carey sold his barleyr,, iln,,lf. vsiit-.i Kovei-,.1 d:ivlan(1 lier daughter, Mrs. Walter
lust week with Medford relatives. Kentner of Santa Ilnrbnra. were
j Frank Kitzgerald reports his visitln? friends hero Thursday
1 peaches are now ripe and plentiful.' f,ernoon.
Mi- .i.i t ci.iv .....i ! Mr. Iirown from Merrill Is lm-
at the New bury house In Phoenix (HUKnt,,r JjPO'nil' ,ViK.ho(, ilnme i proving at the Uogue River sanl-
Monday evening afler an enjoyable j laI lum-
week's outin. during which they! Mr- M"(I Mrs- '"nord McKee
visitid Crescent Cltv. c.old IieachJfrum Applfgnle were In our
crop to Mr. Warner. Mr. War
ner will store all of the crop
raised on the Carey place.
Mrs. Noah Candler is pacing
this season. Mrs. Candler has
packed at L'ear creek for tho past
six years.
M r. Schneir. on the pi
i m Mi..- , , , , v Kridiiv
, .,..' pronounce Itandon the finest of " 0 wlsn extend our thanks 1
I n As. 1, nil c,rnorlo;r The crop I "- 'hoy vls.,e,. j '" ' ".-Llj-nlH f J.rfc0nvlll.
In h.okinir fine 'it"'' "" -" HukIi. k Is I ""iiinunliy for their kliiiltirm
Mr. Irk hK. Loon clltlinir and i IM"""B tho sumnwr ,Mth hor j " "."Vf monl In thr.
.i ,. i, i i,.i fnivoi-1 i.iuit. .Mr.-, otto Tipxhiini ivhlln!"' Ius:niii,i unit fiitlu r anil
ithlH week, but will boKln lilckin',-! H"Bh 1m eonvn Irsclim from
hlN henna nnil tomatoes In hi! " "rl,l" Illness In her home In
own gardens next week. i l'.""lland.
Hurry Hurneburg of Medford Those from the Sams Valley
reeently made his parents, Mr.jflraiiKe who attend the meeting of
and Mrs. S. P. Uarneburg of East; the Central Point CIrance Wednes-
brother.
Kdcn. a present of an Atwaler
Kent radio. Tho radio Rives the
best of reception out on tho runeh
and they set everything as clearly
ns can bo.
Mr. ami Mrs. S. P. llarneburn
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey went
over ot the lxren Kayman place
day cvenlnK were .Misses Hessle
Kredenburi;. Catherine Kokc.
Prances Wilson, Naomi Jlanruder
and Messrs. .lames MeDonoilKh.
K. .Vealon. llershal llariier. Paul
McKlnnls and John Wilson.
The w. W. Kildlnston family Is
xpectini: visitors to arrive Krldav
Mrs. J. M. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 10. Ski-lley
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Thomas,
-Mr. ami .Mrs. H. K. Kamj,
Mrs. 1.. J. Combest
a ml Kamlly.
ease oi laiem i nesuaj oi im ii-om l.rltaln. Okla. The expected
week to cct some early apples, i cuests are .Mi s. Trod Molt n'ud
Mr. Dayman was stung by some ; children. Mrs. Molt Is the wife of
kind of Insect, while out at Mrs. KildliiKtmVs nephew
Kurry ranch last week and had, Ml. ,, Ml.H ,.,.,, Vcr of
to ho brought to Ashland to the sardine creek visited .Sundsv with
hospital for treatment. j Mr. MrK j A Cook. The mil
. !:ut" "f h;. :rix. i: y .Mlh",r
lourvn m u h ; famine creek
run. rne iruu is coming m "'i
Iist Sunday evening tho Newbury
0bouse, sent out a car from botli
Talent and Phoenix.
Wtio If IxMHiey Now?
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10. WV
It is within the realm of possibll
lly, Chao Shaw of India told Drrxel
Institute ftudentft. that a gi (
the future would carry r round "a
thousand men or so in her vanity
case.' This might be done, he ex
plained partial I ly by "combining
the nuclei of the human atom,
eliminating the empty space and
reducing man to one hundred
thousandth df his present size."
property and expect I
itr- In th- WHainMf vH"v.
r ANTI-
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
MKtn,
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Classified advertliinr gets resultt.
ANTI
PREXOL
Best for
BURNS
SUN BURN
ECZEMA-POISON OAK-BOILS
BRUISES-CHAFING AND
.ALL SKIN IRRITATIONS
Recommended by
Physicians and Hospitals
ATAtL OBUG0IST3
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New Fall
Butterick
Fashions
Now Here
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SSELL'S
"MEDFORD S OWN STORE"
Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
Here
Exclusively
NEW FALL
ARRIVALS
Coats and dresses
are eoniing in every
day now, showing
the latest fall styles
and fabrics. Especial
ly do we call your at
tention to the new
fall dresses, Satur
day on display at
very moderate prices.
51675 to $25
WHITE
APRONS
For fruit workers in
packing and canning
$1.50 $1.75
and $1.98
Of fine materials to
stand the many wash
ings made necessary
during the fruit sea
son. Lincne and lin
en finished ' materials
in several different
styles.
BATHING
SUITS
and SHOES
LESS
ONE-FOURTH
The end of the sea
son finds us still with
a pood assortment of
hatliiiiff suits. Satur
day all w o men ' s,
children's and men's
suits as well as all
balbiug shoes will he
reduced one-fourth.
NOW THE FINAL
Values to S15.00 Values to $25.00
7
ana
e i
30
Down they go, prices to bed rock, for a one
day disposal of all remaining summer dress
es. Not a lot of inferior garments brought
in for a "Sale", but our own stock that must
be sacrificed NOW. Pastel shades in wash
able crepes, georgettes, prints of every des
cription, all go at these two prices. You
can't afford to wait. You can't afford to be
late.
SATURDAY AT 8:00 A. M.
Party dresses, street dresses, . afternoon
dresses and sizes from 14 to 44.
No Exchanges or Refunds and All Sales Final
Again we Advise You to Look Here First!
COATS AT HALF PRICE
Every summer coat in. stock at
You will find many of these co
all fall and winter as the styles,
to the latest creations. Our r
two. High grade garments in
erlv $15.00 to $85.00, so be h
values offered.
this tremendous reduction.
ats that you will be able to wear
fabrics and furs are similar
egular low prices just cut in
sizes 16 to 44 and prices form-
ere Saturday sure, for the best
The Very Best
HOSIERY
VALUES
$1.00
Silk from top to toe
and j,riiarai(tced for
your complete satis
faction or ;we yive
you a new pair with
no arguments. One
n u m b e r h a s the
"Pointed Heel-' 1he
Phoenix and Hole
proof are in service
and eh i f f on. The
" l!oh-o-Iiink" has a
narrow lisle top and
is also guaranteed to
.H'ive perfect satisfac
tion. F,vcry jjood col
or shown in the line.
SILK
TENNIS SOX
Now $1-59
Smart, sure they are,
and cool too, for these
hot days. Wear no
other stockings, just
these silk sox with
fancy tops and you'll
he in style and com
fortable. R e g u 1 a r
price is $1.93.
HOLEPROOF
PHOENIX
WAYNE KNIT
Pure silje hosiery of
the finest qualities
and with picot lop
for extra comfort.
Chiffons and service
weights in all the new
- shades.-There are no
finer hose and a pair
purchased now will
convince you quickly.
AUGUST CLEARANCE of SUMMER SILK and WASH FABRICS
$3.25 Quality 40-Inch
Printed Radiums
$2.59
Gorgeous patterns and beautiful
colorings. The 40-inch width cuts
to best advantage and you'll find
many pretty designs here that will
make up most desirably.
65c Fast Color
Printed Rayons
59c
for school wear, these fast color
rayons are best. No danger from
washing; they are guaranteed fast,
colors. All good designs.
40-inch Width $1.98
. Printed Crepe de Chene
$1.69
Very fine quality crepe de chine
silks wit li 'beautifully printed de
signs of both large and small char
acters. Printed silks always in
vogue and you'll find this quality
vcrv serviceable.
40-Inch 98c Quality
Fine French Voile
69c
"Mist sheer" one of the finest
French voiles, beautiful colors and
printed designs, both in dark and
light grounds and printings.
40-INCH PRINTED VOILES
Regular
35c yrd
19e
Both Light
and Dark Colors
Cheap, sure it's cheap, hut it's the end of the season and we want to
chQin up all summer fabrics quickly. There's lots of time left for
voiles to be worn. These will make up prettily and so very inexpens
ive that you can have several dresses for themual price you pay for
one. - m
Fabrics That Were 49c Yard
Now "29 c yarc
Guaranteed fast colors in the best selling col
ors and patterns of summer. Fresh, crisp,
washable flaxons, tissues, organdies, dimity
and a fine line of voiles, all in the best fast
color printed designs. There's still a long time
of summer left to wear these pretty fabrics
that are selling now at such a saving.
v To SI. 25 Rayon Dress Fabrics
at 69c yard
Absolutely fast colors, new designs and suit
able for wear now or later. Especially desir
able for school frocks for the miss or the col
lege girl. A real clean-up at a very low price.
$1.50 Celanese Voiles Priced
at 89c yard
Koth plain and printed Celanese Voiles, abso
lutely fast colors. A most beautiful fabric for
better wash dresses and then the plain is now
being used for draperies -of the finer sort.
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