Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 05, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text?0 0 o O Medford Ma Second Section Six Page Second Section Six Pagei Dillf Twnty-thfr Year MEDFORD, ORF.CON. FIM DAY, OCTOISKK .". 1!)2S. No. BY EVANS CREEK FAREWELL PARTY E PLANNED TO OPEN SCHOOL FOR LAKE CREEK1 FOR BIBLE STUDY ' . 1 net. r.. : 1.AKI-: OltKKK. fin (SpcrlaM Thtri will at l.:iko Cnn'k hall Sunmluy nllit. : A 11 :ir' wi'li'onnv ; . . I ASHLAND. Oct. lSp- , 41 ,ci;il.) Ashland's wi-rk-diiy lllbk' ml as the r.ii"st of Mi, and .Mrs.! 1. 1 1 Wviini ' f-,'n"l' wi" open (Hi next Monday TIhto are U pupils attt-mlinf;.. under the supervision nf Mrs. and ,lu L;ike Creek school at present. iiraee K. Andrews who has con- So the iittendatne is up to tht""cted the school since it was or i:ivt t..ri uanized. Mrs. Andrews has plans and k;ivi" ihem a fim-well parly. Th(1 sillIoy fliniiy celebrated ' "H laid for the winter course and Mr. and Mrs. Martin have sold their father".- eightieth 'anniversary j ,iaH secured considerable now their ranch homo and an: soint; Sunday with a family reunion. . nquipnieni to he used in the Mrs. I-., K. Meyer i- visiting rcl-' i'i"w.. atives in Coining, C'al., and near-, u- Wells, science teacher at hv towns. I lni Southern Oregon Normal " John Walch and If. 1.. Tonn seho.,i. and William Tucker, a noi -luv, been hosv s,nin,r new o..sts ' student from Medford. made Ily Myrilo l:, Whipple. noci'K i:tvi:it, or.-., on. (Special) A mimher of friends and neighbors gathered Friday evening t the home of Mi- Mrs. I-. A. Martin on Kvans creek away on account of the failing nf Mrt Martins health. Mrs. Oscar Shepherd. Mrs. Win. Trotter. Mrs. Win. Kads an I Mr. and Mrs. I tot kin motored to Ash land one day lust wok. From that city Mr. and Mrs. Ib.ikin took the train for their old home at St. Louis. Mo.. her; they will spend several weeks visiting their dauKhtor and other relatives. - Mrs. 1.. J. Kvans of Medluid spent Sunday afternoon visiting' with Mrs. .lames Whipple. K. H. Adams and sou Frances, nf Kncinltas, Cal., are siendiiiK a few weeks here visiting old friends and attending to hoMiies. Lliner t'haitiliei lain and John Wray . were busings visitors al Klamath Falls last Wednesday. Alva l.as. who is teathin- at Jacksonville spent the week end with home folks. Horn September to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde f'ta.'.ircalh a ten pound unit. The you in; man has been named liruoe I.ee. It is hard to say which grandfather Is the proudest ;iH this is Ihe first urand son for hoth M r. hurl; hart and Mr. flalihreath. W'm. Dusenhnry retnrtvd to his home in Medford Sunday. M r. Du sen bury has been driving a lou tfhiir truck for Mr. Kirtland. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wiley ami baby, Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. (ion. Wiley. Jr.. and dauuhtcr, ril of MeCloud. C;(l., vis ited over .Sunday at the Wiley-Carter ranch. Mrs. M. 1L IJIi.-s of ltoe.no lliver was also a dinner finest there Sunday. Miss l.ora Haldcman, Miss Lnr etta Mason and Miss Willis. all wmchors in- Uif Jiocnr Hivor schools. yere Medford shoppers on Sntnrduy. Mr. Priest, chief of police, fell while draunint: up some timbers Saturday nnd hit his side, ins two of his ribs. At this writ-' UK ho is resting very easy but will ho confined to the house for j .some time. C.enrue Scott, who has been ; ramped all summer at the forks i of Kvans 'reek has moved back lo town. His duty as fire warden ended October 1. Mr. and Mrs. Centre "Wriuht of Ta hie 1 lock and M r. and M is. j Lronnrd I'.owman and children of, Central Point, were callers on Mr.; and Mrs. James Whipple Sunday. ettlilK for ih telephone line, been needed since the new P" vh; 'h has i a successful ascent of Mt. Shasta : py on Sunday. They went to the tim- vt,:n work 1.. Fal low left f.,r Redmond I ''' " umiay aucr oon a no mane ine ciiiun on ine itinmv- to brinu his mother home. She has been visiting her sister there. Mr. and Mrs. J. Maker wore vis iting the I.. II. Wyant family on Sunday. , Miss Helen Meyer entertained a Ismail parly of quests Saturday : evening. Mis. Susannes Homos Carter visited the Lake Crei-k sehool atid -..m.' of (he other schools in the comiiiuuity -Mimday. Mjs. 1 1 easier of Medford is ' spending n few days visiting her ' son. Miln Connley. The dance Sat unlay niglit is sHnisored by the Crranjio to raise funds for supplies. Mrs. Lena Seizor of Stockton, Cal.. spent week, with ' I lerman M visitinu lie Wahlers, i tion. .Mi's. Ire dren were t he guests J. G lissom Sunday. Mr! ami .Mrs. li. . the proud parents of born KeptiMiiher 2i. the iilth' miss, lOunice Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iiiK morning. They report excel lent weather at the top after they hail journey above the clouds. Sylvan Provost It as returned home at Lor spend i iik several days in Port hind attending to business affairs. F. Iv Nutter anil If. L. Claycomb are Ashland residents who were serving on the jury at Medford Tuesday. Miss Thelma llervey is ill at her home at Ihe Park hotel. W. W . Ford n ey o f K la ma i h Falls was in Ashland on Monday. .Mrs. Nate Otterbein and -Mrs. Robert Sloan of Klamath Falls, are visit ins at the home of Mrs. Otterhiin's mother. Mrs. A. L. i couple of days last i Karvov. her nephews. i:d and; 'fhe hulies of (he pellvlew Com ver. And she is nowjnuinltv t.Iul wn nilIll ., ,ianee on sister. Mis. I lenry Tlutrsday eveniuK and at the close the Dry Creek .sei-!vv Jlward the hope chest to the lucky winner. They have been r P.osecra:. and chil- :(.ujt,. Huccessful in the sale of of Mrs. iin noes enlize ii for the chest and will neat sum from the ven- . Pooh arc ture. i baby Kir!. ; Ashland friends of Kev. Nelson; They call of Phoentx motored to Phoenix on J Liiverne. jSuuihty to hear the pastor deliver1 Hoefft and ! his farewell sermon before leaving , C.us Peck were Medford visitors t for McMinnville where he w ill : Monday. ' have charge of the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Spencer anil pastorate. ! children, who are spendfng a few j The recent rains are damaging weeks in Medford. while onrovitejlhe fall flowers that have been to Gresham, Ore... were caller at 1 blooming in such profusion. Many the homo of"Mi. "Spencer's uncle, j Ashland yards have had fine dis- i T. I.. Tonn, Sunday. j plays of zinnias, asters, gladiola i Harry Tonn spent Sunday with mud dahlias, home folks. i -Mr. ijnd Mrs. John lenders and break-I Mr 1,11,1 Mrs.- James Grieves of'.Mrs. i-.ari crow ten on .Mommy on rrospeei, were gnosis or flir. aim," '' ni Mrs. C. II. Monro.. Monday. combine business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Fal low and j lllltl Clifford Gass have Miss Itolh Farlow wel e doiujr busi -! "i"Ved their household goods from liess in Ashland Saturday. L I ! ea e h avenue to iheii' ranch near j Medl'oid. Their son Ourward will; j assist his father at the ranch ami J will attend school at Medford. Mra. (ass ami tlie.r oaughter Dorris - will remain in Ashland for a time. .Mrs. !ass Is employed al the Marl ; li. Isaac store. j II. S. Aikinswire chief for the! Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ; .company, ha. turned from Port- flaud when he attended a conven- " Ltion for employeoH of the company. FIIANKKOliT, Ky., Oct. '. ftV) Frank llarnthoiise, Kd Coovllng Twelve inisonors. three of whom 'nnd Pill Johnson left Tuesday lo f were held cm federal charges, es- hunt for deer near Hoseburg. , caped from the Franklin county Freshman students at the South- j jail here at 4:30 a. m.. forcing i1'" Oregon Normal school were . mien an iron barred door, burrow-' given a w ritten test on Kngllsh i ue.suay nooning, ine test is ine i one used by the various colleges and universities. i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Homes, have! returned from 'their honeymoon itrip to California cities. They will make their homo in Ashland, i-iinninir-im a score of 2fift on theiln uo to his i,omo. i,,ss tliin fifty:'here Mr. Homes is In the employ! Winter Garden alleys here. The vards awav, to awake his son. of the I nimi oil company. j score Is said to be amont? the,' There was u full attendance of highest In 10 years for women; Vale -Malheur alfalfa hay yield , members of the Ashland Study! bowlers lit tho west. highest in state, survey shows, jolub at the first meeting of the 4 j jyear held on Monday afternono at j KInmnth Falls Oregon and Gold Peach Section of noose-j(HC home of Mrs. G. G. K" inks Portland avenue newtv paved and , volt highway south of i.amio he- n imer Heights. Mrs. H. Ing tlirough n hrick wall and slid " j ,iwn n line of blankets which SALKM, Ore., Oct. R. (A) Kl-had been t,ied together, jlon Hemenway. li!. Snlyin high The jail deljvery, carefully timed school girl, has taken n out-j nnd executed, occurred during the 'standing position among womenlvief interval in which the warden. howlers on the Pacific coast hv'steven Top pas. had left his office I opened to traffic. Inc oUed. There is much imitation vanilla on the murket. Watch foi it. It ha8 a loud and flashy taste. Good cooks demand the delicate, flowerlike flavor of pure vanilla -- Schilling's. W t.w H.klna Powder Tea Wagner gavo a very thoughtful review of Galsworthy's novel, "The i Swan Song." Mrs. Fred Kngle j gave as the minor topic for the i ! afternoon a review of conditions In -i Africa. At the close of the pro-' gram the hostess served a variety ut delicious grape to her guests.' Mrs. Grace llasiy of I,os Angeles -anil Mrs. Marie Malmgren Jackson' if Corvallis were guests of the . j.H.M.. . ' j Three women who are well ! j know n in Ashland were injured about 1 2 : .lit Tuesday In an niiln. '. mobile accident when their car, a lluick sedan, skidded on the high- ; 'way a short distance this side of Klamath Junction. Mrs. T. T. ' AhlMrom of Klunmth Fulls, a , daughter of Attorney and Mrs. W. i ' J. .Moore of Ashland, was probably ', ; tho most set iously Injured. She ' ( was severely lacerated and may b- suffering from internal injuries. Mis. Sam Kelhy of luumuir, who ! was driving the car. was out above 1 !the legs and severely bruised. Mrs, I ! Kelby is the daughter of Mrs. M. ! It. Carter of Ashland. Mrs. M. It. ! 'carter, who resides on Second ( ;siiet In Ashland, Is suffering from ' i bruises and shock. Th three : jwinin'ii and Mr. Alilstrom were on their w ay to Ashlabd to bring Mrs. ! i "al ter to her home after a visit of . ; several d tys In her daughter's home In Dunsnmir. .Mr. Ahlstrom Moreivt-d tm injuries but was unable to tell just how the accident hap pened. The ear had skidded and ; , turned on the wet pet von: en t and i mid landed on Its dd". The in- ; J Juerd v omen u ere ni ked up bv i ; passing motorists nnd rushed to the Commtincy hopiiul in Ash- i land. Forewi Grnv d.iffo.lll bulbs York market. I 2r.,tniu choici shipped to New Klamath Falls -Model I.leitrlc 1 1 in on i'nrt slieef ripened for Ladies' Home Journal and Butterick November Fashions Here Now RUS! l;v;:.Yi-Ji1;i:'TTi7'i';;);;i-';;i SELL'S 'MEDFORD'S OWN STORE" !15Maailal;I'i;!la31!a!li',, Holeproof ami l-'hoeiiix Hosiery Here Exclusively A Saturday Sale of Party and Dancing Frocks al Nine Seventy Five Card Table Covers SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.00 Ilaiul-hlockcd designs ' ;inil patlcrns on each corner of lliese covers of ln l'oiit's Fnlu-ii-oiil. CoriK-rs are maile with clasiii- strips and liav snaps to fasten litem around the table le.U. Neat, new and attractive with very special price for Sat unlay. See Window Display Attractive New Frocks That Are fj!) Designed in Paris $32.75 Direct copies. Wearing t lie la'Wel.s of each designer. Kv ery one a designer whose name is familiar to readers of any style magazine. These Weaut iful "Adap liones" are from "Worth," " liiilour". " Patou," ; "-len-tiy," and olhers e(itally as. famous. They are Weaut i ful models in Crepes and Satins and Velvets, em Wodying all the newest style features and ty)il'y Ihe highest in dress art loda'. Full Fashioned Silk and Wool Hosiery SI. 50 A Weaut iful stocking for warmlh and comfort. Perfect fitting and makes an excellent hose for s.-hool, spoils or general wear. .Comes in the West fall hosiery shades as Wallow, (Jrey, French Nude, Deanville, Mole, pair Worth Several Dollars More Just the best looking Party and Dance Frocks you've ever seen at any price near this. Taffeta, Satin, Tulle, Georgette, elab orately beaded frocks, hand-painted novel ties on the taffeta, in fact they are all repro ductions of the highest type party frocks. All dainty pastel shades; sizes 14 to 38 end the extremely clever styles $ 7 C rind rvcclonf fnVfiro eAiri- Mr vkA create a big demand at ... . Ash $1.50 54 inch, $3.50 quality non-sag Silk and Wool Jersey Suitings $2.98 yd. The finer spoj-ls wear Tor office, for school or for the Children V Clothes, these "Non-Sag Jersey's" are wonderful. They are tubular, so slip-on Wlouses or skirts are easily made in -lever and original styles. Seven good shades to se lect from. 45-Inch , 49c Quality New Curtain Nets at 39c yd. New designs, new pattern ideas, on fine point net. -a of. excellent quality. A good time now" to se lect new drapes as, this is a very low price and the extra width makes this a desirable net for all large windows as well as smaller ones. Featuring the Newest Higher Type Coats $39.75 to $125 So broad and comprehensive a dis play of finer coats awaits your se lection here that no matter what price, from Ihe $:V,).7) to the $12.) qualities, vou can find excellent as sortments of styles in all the Wetter shades for fall and sizes from 14 to the extra stouts, even in the higher priced garments. Many new and clever styles received this week. "Holeproof" Paris Clox $2.25 Fashion Calls Now for the New Printed Sports Frocks $16.75 Novelty Prints of small design on heavy Canton Crepes, that's fashion's latest fancy in these delightfully new and inexpensive frocks. Ideal for office, for school, for sports or for general wear. They are in newly created models that are very appealing to those who favor "sports type" garments for all purpose frocks. Also at this price of $1(..7.") we're showing lnauv new street frocks of except ionallv cleer design and of marvelous quality lies. fall- 40-Inch All Silk Velvets S4.95 Favored by fashion experts, velvets, are holding front rank for finer gowns for street, afternoon or evening wear. All the Wesl street shades and black, silk back and pile and '','.)- to 10-inch width, priced, yd $4.95 Beautiful French Metallic Fabrics S4.50 To use in combination with velvets these gorgeous new fab rics add great beauty to tlx- govvh or ensemble. All new colorings and designs; 'Mi inches wide. 27-Inch White Twilled Outings 15c yd. An excellent quality with long warm napth, yet firm because of the twilled weave. For diapers or for night wear this is an ex cellent value for Saturdav. "Oregon City" and "Horner" Blankets 1 All Pure Virgin Wool Qualities . Oregonian $12.50 72xKl-inch size, in a beau tiful range of patterns and colorings; stitched edge; beautiful long silky napth of finest virgin wool. Astorian $13.50 " Formerly t b e Hudson l!ay." None finer made, or in more gorgeous designs and colorings. Especially popular is the three and a half finger marking, with the wide multi-color stripes on the end or with stripes of nil oiK! color. A Full Price Range of Cotton Blankets Boys' Part Wool Union Suits Special .laeger ribbed Union Knits for boys of 0 to v . 1 years. Part wool, long sleeves, ankle Jenglli and perfectly cut so they fit cor rectly. Regular $1.25 quality ,-i4id also a -fLOfl quality all-cotton garment is inclu'ded at. this price for Satur day. A Fine Garment at a Mighty Low Price The latest hosiery idea as created' by Holeproof,1 in colors designed by "Lucile" in Paris. A beautiful sheer stocking of Gos imer filminess, with drawn "dox" of dainty design. The best fall colorings in cluding Petal, La Leu re, Diane, Grain. Silk from top to toe. 36-Inch, 22c Quality Fancy Outing at 15c yd. . A good heavy quality in nice color and pattern range. For pajamas and gowns for men, women or children this is a quality and price you can not beat. Saturdav 1"c. "Horner" Plains $12.50 Satin bound, plain colors or orchid, gold, nile, blue and rose. A beautiful single blanket of extra weight and a large size, 72x84 inches. "Horner" Multi-colors $13.50 Truly one of the most beau lil'ul blankets we have ever sold. The gorgeous blend ing of many colors in over plaid effects gives this Satin-bound blanket its "Mul ticolor" name. Kxtra size and weight. "Kaynee" Boys' Shirts and Blouses $1.00, $1.25, $1.59 Known the country over as the best garments for boys of (i to Ki years, sizes up to 141. only. Posi tively guaranteed to not fade, made of pre-shrunk fine '('ambries. .Madras and Ha von fabrics in a beautiful roltgo : of iiat t r Ji d fo ! or s . . ' ,1; . ,v; , u , ,TWunl.Hi,.t,.'i-i..,,..,.!,iiii)ii filDiiuii l.WWi'iviniM."rimiLil jl'lH .iijLiiur.in nlni'imr,.