Medford Mail Tribune
Second Section
Eight Pages
Second Section
Eight Pages
Hmit Tnty.tlilril Vnr
MEDFORD. OR KM OX. FKIDAY, 0(TOl!KI
No. 217.
REV. STiLLE TO !G0LD HILL HIGH
LINDY AIDS FORMER CHIEr
I PUBLISHES PAPER
SCHOOL PARTY AT
ELL'S
"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
RUSS
VririowN'snoiio. ore..
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2.. coi.n mi. i,, orr
Oct. 2ti.-
(Special.; T)H-ri win nre:irhliitf (Special.) The Cold Hill High ,
services next Sunday rtr.oon. choo ,K Pu,inK out a school j
Immediately after Sunday school. . . . .,
The -Sunday school session will he' ,awr umUl" ll,t nam0 of rhe j
shortened so that the services will i XuRKot." Last year the student
begin promptly on time. Itev. John body piopo.-n?d to start such a pub- i
StHle of Hoose creek will preach j Ileal Ion, but tin hih school prc-1
nnd everybody is invltod to attend, furred to let the paper n and pub-"j
J. D. Henry donated another half : lish an annual. The annual met j
tier of wood for the Sunday wchool, I with great success, but there were i
which means we will have a good j still nome who at the. beKinning of
Kupply for winter use. i this school term, wanted the high
Ail's. Iten Klngery tctu r n ed 1 school to make their publication a
home recently from the Medford I paper instead of an annual, ltoth j
hospital, accompanied by her new j sides have now compromised and j
infant son. 'rue putting out boththe paper and j
Mr. and Airs. Harry Honker of ! the annual.- j
VT'odburn, Ore., aW visiting their; .Several issues of the paper have j
RrumlparcTitM, Dr. and .Mrs. David i already been sent out and it seems;
Prince and will remain with the ! 16 meet with public favor. A fair j
Prince's as settled in their new I circulation of tho paper has been f
home at lOugln Point. j obtained. Nearly all of the jjinr- :
Mrs. Ceo. llrown and Mrs. li. V. chants of the town appreciate the j
Wright attended the annual tru-j ability of the students to put over,
tees' meeting at Med Turd last Sat-: such a publication, nnd each one
urday, representing distriets No. 39 1 of them eem to think that the:
, and 45. 5' ( advertising in it gets results. The!
V Mr. and Airs. (leo. Hansen and !staff to ml it the paper has already
'children were visit. in (Vntinl been chnin, consisting of repor-
Point nnd Mud ford last Saturday, iters for the different school rooms j
X-eland (.'hurley of Klamath Kalis and activities as well as town and j
visited at the home of his mother. . current news reporters , ..
.Mm. Imogene rharlev last Sunday. A high school paper Is some- i
Leo nradshaw and Kml Hans-'thing that every school, no matter i of each month to the
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh has assured Herbert Hoover of
hit support. The great American flyer ond the former Secretary
of Commerce came frequently in contact through Mr. Hoover's
interest In civil aviation, the development of which came undsr his
BUfiervial.u.
coin left Monday npu nlng for Km-t j how small, should try to nehieve. j nns
who are able
has met with I The logging operations
old "voler-
to attend.
which
KlfiDiiitb tn l.i imr in ilm I ii-iduh-i ! So far tlli imilcr
cattle, whii'h have been in pasture j success, and with the support of I have been going on for about six
there. I the business men of the city. tcer j months in ami near Gold Hill have
Mrs. I.oitie Hressie and son ! gelber with the people of the com- j now ceased. A great portion of
Wesley, who are living in Aledford j munily In general, the paper can .the upper right-hand fork or Sar
were visiting In Hrowusboio last ) made one of the finest achieve- ! ine creek has been lugged off.
Hundnv.
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the
tt Sweet
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Recipe
Packet
70W
ot
rare kitchen',
wisdom is the
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to you free of charge
at your request. Con
venient! . . . cards that
will fit in your recipe file
...or, if you wish, you can
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to make and serve desserts,
puddings, cakes, beverages.
, These recipes are the piefc
! everyone's pick! Six
: teen recipes. . .well named
' lhc"SweetSUtcen."rite
to D. Ghirardelli Co., 9M
. North Point St., San Kran-
cisco, California. ,
33
Amk your grocer for
f.hirardrmi Crouml
Chocotatm . . . one
kind of chocolate
for ca&ej. dessert
making, beverage:
GHIIlilllUELLIS
GROUND
CHOCOLATE
u and holly Sts. Phonb 2A
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing service
i m. ntK of the high school. . ! The machinery for loading the leys
1 . The I'ommerelal club held Its j lipon lno freight cars to take them
jrenular meeting in ohe council j to Medford is being removed .
room of the city hall on Monday y. k, Koss broke his arm while
levening, October 2U. A report of working at the cement plant the
jlhe outstanding committee on the f()IV papt of ,nls WOOK. He neci-
tlood ill" special train was j Mentally fell about 1 f. feet upon his
.given ami reports were received in frn(.,nrinL' It between the
; aKsuranee n ine welcome given j
I them. Short talks were given by j
i several of the members on the
i civic activities 'in the city now I
sponsored by the commercial club.
! A fair number was in attendance
,at tills meeting. The 'next meeting
! will bo held al the .same place on
I .Monday evening. November Oth.
All members as well as "those in- i
j forested In the activities of the city)
iarti invited to attend this meeting.)
I Ted Dole Is the proud owner and t
purchaser of a Kurd sedan. ;
i Jack Gregory left lust week for !
j Klamath Falls where he will oh- ;
j tain employment. His brother. ,
; Itill, has been visiting him here;
! for the part several days. ltoth j
j hoys are from Virginia. I
('. W. Martin returned this week i
j from a hunting trip over Into the
Illinois valley, near the ranch ;
j owned by Harry Tiesham, a for- j
inter resident of this city. ,
' Vaughn Quakenbusb has decid- j
, ed not to return to his logging;
' york at Wet:d but has gone to j
work for the iteaver J'ortland
;('enient company. i
i Van Houten Is very busy this 1
i week leveling off the place for- :
j merly occupied by T. Pan key but j
i now owned by A. A. Walker. j
1 Air. and Airs. Alerrltt AleioHman. j
j Airs. Win, Ferguson and MJss Amy ;
j Hammer returned Sunday evening j
j from I'o'itland where they have j
j been visiting Airs, Ferguson's bro-
, ther, I'Jmoi'y Davis, who has been j
! in a hospital there for Home time, t
i Although he has been very ill for
: tho past several days he Is now
i improving slightly. v i
: The grade ticliool together with '
f the high .school was dismissed on 1
account of the County school j
j teachers institute,
i Word haH been received that
I Andy Kriekson who has been in a.
I hospital in Arizona for about one I
; month, ih recovering from his ill- j
j nesH. Air. Krlckson is a former!
j resident of this city but on account 1
I of illness went to n hospital in
Arizona for treatment. Hi con-
! ditton at tft(gj!HtfwnH reported lo be
! serious, but al present he seems to J
be getting along as well as can be
expected.
Things have been booming at I
the Jdvely fine' plant lately be-
, cause of -(fie arrival of the new :
l boss. Lively, Jr. ' j
j Mrs. U'lorffo Hammcrsly Ik now'
thru packing fruit W Medford 1
where she has been employed for j
about one month.
The Gold Hill Woman's Itelicf ;
Corps is planning to give a Joint J
Hocfn I -carnival on Friday evening,
October 2(T, at their regular meet- i
! Ing hall above the city council '
(room.
At a meeting held In the hall;
Wednesday afternon. several com-'
mlttecK were appointed to look J
! after tho work and prepare f or j
the social. j
A chlcktn dinner will bo served ;
at the hall on Friday evening at
about 6 o'clock. All are Invited to j
attend this dinner. Later In the
evening the V. It. f. will present '
n social entertainment in the form I
of n carnival. It will Involve sev-!
eral booths, some of which arc the
freak booth, candy, fortune-telling!
and tyo booth, together with the!
fish-pond. Several others are be-'
Ing kept as a mirprlse for thojtc
who will le prcMcnt. an to thej
fortune-telling, n permin had been1
secured who u a real fortune-teller
and can prophesy tho future with-.'
out'nny doubt. The hall will be j
well decorated for the event, and
betide the carnival and chicken !
dinner, other nodal enjoyment will 1
he given for the benefit nf the !
community.
The proceed of this soclnl will!
no lo the general fund of the
Womnn'p Helief Corps, and will be;
used lo finance the dinner nerved j
on the first and (bird Wedavduy
wrist and the elbow. Although it
was not very serious he has not
yet returned to his work.
Among some of- the latest Aled
ford visitors are Mrs. 1M Shoe
maker. Airs. Vernon (ju:ikeiihush
and Airs. Tony lioss.
Neal Doty is employed In Med
ford a ft er h is ret u rn here ahou t
two weeks ago.
Hmory Ha vis is slowly recov
ering, from his operation at a hos
pital in .Port land.. Ills Conditio:)
for y while was very critical. The
doctoi staled that he was getting land, wer
WILLOW Sl'ltlNGS. Ore., Oct.
. (Special.) The Willow Springs
School is giving a Hallowe'en party
on the third of November, at 7:S
p. m.. at the Willow Springs jhool-
; house. Lveryoiii Is conatly ill
f vtted tt attend and is requested
to come in costume. I here will
f lw a short program, followed by a
general social time, i-adies are re
quested to hake pumpkin ides for
the occasion.
'- Since the opening of the pheas
ant and quail season, people in
Mils vicitnity -have- been kepi bu
dodging shot. It is coming a bit
too close for comfort when the
nhot rattles on the porch or on the
corn whetv the farmer arc husk
ing. Hunters should l:ve a care.
Mis. w. it. Harris will entertain
the Willow Springs Thursday club
on November. Nth. The mem lie is
are phi nnlng a debate with M rs.
Kichmond and Mrs. t'aiey as lead
ers. This Is the .meeting for ap
pointing committees for the Christ
mas entertainment ami every mem
ber is urged, tti be present.
The Hoy Lam perl family has
moved to ('ent)al Point. The Pom
crone place will be occupied by
Mr. Snyder andfainily, who eume
here from the Appleirate valley.
Air. and Airs. J. W. Klden have
had as guests this past week ol-1
friends from Geneva, HI., Air. nnd
Al rs. I .conn rd and lvq sons, aiso(
Airs. Leonard's sister. The party
was en route to California, where
they expect lo spent) the winter.
They went south by the Redwood
highway.
Mr. andWIrs. S;tm Anderson have
as house guest Air. Anderson's
brother. John Anderson of Port
land. C
Leo la and Gene Peames, who are
attending Normal school at Ash
at home over the week
along better than expected,
end.
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ONE DROP
'does the work of three
.
One drop of Schilling Lemon does the
work of three of the ordinary kind
for Schilling: Lemon contains three times
the amount of lemon oil demanded by
U. S. Government Pure Food Standards.
It is a fixed policy that all of the
Schilling: Extracts (from vanilla to maple)
. shall be made even better than experts
expect Money back if you don't like
Schilling's best!
Coffee 19 Spices Raking Powder Tea
i A.
Schilling Vanilla does nov bake out or freeze out
DOLLAR
DAY!
mm
S3 VI 1 1 iJTlT BTA 1-1
FORM OUR REGULAR STOCK TO $20 VALUES
All sizos from :i lo
Iti a 1 1 I a complete
range of the hest
colors shown fop Full
ns
Velvets, (icorjielte mii1 Velvet
Conihiiuitions, Heavy Crepes.
Satins and the newest iu print
ed Cantons for Kail.
The outstanding Dress Sale of the year! Wonderful values
in so broad a range of sizes and styles everyone can be sure
of a model just to suit their individuality. Tierres, ruffles, ja
bots, Big Bertha collars, pleats, flounces, lace combinations
for afternoon, and, in fact, the very latest, up-to-the-minute
styles in all the newest Fall shades are here for your selection
Friday and 'Saturday.
10 of the New Fall '
Shades and Colors
Silk from Top to Toe
"Guaranteed"
PURE SILK HOSIERY
Cnliiin, Sand, ChainpaiKn, French
Nude, (rain, 1'earl liltisll, (inn
Metal, Moonlight, ltevepp, nil the
hest colors.
I
I'OINTKD HKKIi
and n perfect fitting Ktot-Uym
with al! the looks of the finer
hose.
Absolutely fttiarnnfooil to ivc satis
faction or we will give you a now pair.
A beautiful quality Silk, itico smooth,
cloaii weave.
, 66x70-ln. Twilled .,
Cctton Plaid Blankets
$1
.00
Each
Rose, tan, blue atxl pink "plaid
sinirle Iilaukets. liarge enough for
any bed.' 1-Mra long warm napth ,
and whipped ends, soyou have an
exceptional Dollar day item at a
remarkably low price.
S1.25 Women's
Outing Flannel Gowns
tfc i .00
JL Each
Hxt ra heavy quality, some Avit'u
band-embroidery work. Very'
long, full cut gowns with V and
square necks, one number with
collar. Plain white and colored
stripe Outings of very fine qual
itv and all gowns are exception
ally .well made. . '
Stamped Linen Crash Tea Towels, colored
border 5 r $1
Crash Tea Towels or Kitchen Towels, made
with hanger ... .... . ....... . , 7 for $1
Fancy Gift Bath Towels, worth 65c
regularly . . w. ...... . ,2 .for $1
Large Size Huck Hand Towels, colored
borders . . ... 6 for $ 1
Hand Embroidered Gift Towels, all Linen ; .Each $1
All items advertised for Friday are on Sale while quantities last.