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PA'OK TWO DFORT) MAIL TRTOTTN'E, MEDFORD, OT?TCC.OT. TUESDAY. OCTOfiTCT? P.D. 1028. : . - -. T'-.' OA 1 'V Of . I-,-. $ .-ilS ' i:5 ii," s lis e(i ii I' p V' 2 ii: I v Wl FRESHEN 'FRATERNAL ORDER OF- EAGLES SLIPPERY GULCH Convention Fund Festival V.4 NOV. J, 2,3 at NATATORIUM Dancing Games Country Store PUBLIC INVITED jjoorso0-n 7;30 p M Free Door Prize Each Evening GUESTS AT PARTY! the past few days but la re- of :i aUecet-H, but nevt'itholcHH the ported to he tduwly improving tpirlt wuh Uicim and an attempt ' A fun-well party was Kiven to : will U? made uKiitn this year to Irene iioffmun urt Kiiiiay eve- put the girls' team in the ranks Ijiinu. October 2ti at. the hotnu of the victors of the eounty. i of her sister, Mi-m.-Hubert Adams, Hallowe en, with Hh mak uf! :of lhi city. mystery will arrive on the thir'.y- ! Hoy Cameron returned home uf thin montji ivt usual. The from JvluimuH cuuniy limi week mywtiu pun oi naiiuwuen hcoiiis where lie hun been employed fur " I"u!ed down for ceiilnrioH. the HUimuer. He haw now ar-: Sk of all dewcl iptionH ar'.! ... ... . i, i j,.. ...... u-ut-n on . thin tvenlnir. LillostH 1 i.iM''-u Cinptwfiiiciii -mi --- - - I'mtlim.l foment lomimnv. aw In Die iiir.nn.l Ihi; ulil wllih i ' " : I The -lndce.,n..u OroVr ..f O.U1 , .her r ''! ...ulu... .,v ,h. H..pbu.n.r. el. ' ' rJnJ "JSZ ! 'b,ta" ' '"'V!' of thin your, on 'llay i evonniK,: , . 'laki n all tin all. Hallowe'en fl. I CH-Uher j. The KiKulH ut ihl: . .. ',UH .. .... M....,.,.. riprllt mystifying .luto. Ks-orythMi Mr..e.r.rr.y w. .ho Umld J "'"itj.? y wUh i 1 !lu' ""'I o.-atlon, and j and liiwn fiolnnen who cmeixd ?.,.. i,tinir In i.-,llnalh mak that has hoen handed clown Hh.k eompleted their work m; t0j j.,,, hi(!. t.00l , , evil . tlioughtB and dolnBH II aek Ki'iMo : chllilren. '"',, .., "Qh. ,',i, eatH. witches, choslH and othern T soihunio.eH had fvc.rythinif . ,.',, wh.n'th.v ..1n'",'c '" unvelllnK Pf the air planiicd lo a Bnats' eyebrow and; , i,i,ii,ii cv.i upon this nliiht era! ,ol the last year's team hav Ride With- V " Southern Oregon Stages . The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon operating local service from Medford j : ;. ; to KUtmath i'alls TImh eoinimny Iiiih nerved you faitlil'ully in tlio pnt yoiiru and will continue civinc Votirfexeollnnt uoriunn. ' O .. : v j' Busses lcnvo from Holcl Jackson. A.M. m lv. Modrord 8 :J0 Ijv. Aslilund . . :00 Noon P.M. P.M. 12:00 3:20 8:25 , 12:1)0113:00 8:55 O Hotl Jtclion Phoni30 this ninht. Hut another the minute their olooueiit hrolh-.; ., ', .. tradition l.felmndcd ilown'to us - er. arrived: they Immediately je ,,.etajlH.(U hli year, some of i yr h wlteh-rtliat of loeked tj.e:,, up , i prevent who)n JlaX-..ll Marvin, Sell. n,cMet sueh a U8ln candle escape. Alt!.ouKh one or two of;,.,, v ,v,,mr ,... ,... ,.,,... upon windows, taking Bates, and Ihoso ivho were frosh escaped. Qei: d Mai-shall flray. It Is ! ".ovinK waKons. and in fact any- they ' were recovered hy their- i.... opponents and received , .sharpj Y' f.,i,.K.' i-n,i .,nn nnd kl'l' Ihlows from the end of a uaJdlc. ' ...... ' ...... . .,.. h -"' "" ...:.,.,. hn,,,, ,,.., ,, thiK mores lud Ihein out uno by ,.,.,, wni Aes heilulcd , "utL' "f n,loween wnH ln lhe "ld ! NoilellW Immediately .the luck ! ' a wh whom ieywlll ,71 y " w"s ' (of hlKh school qualities about!" d ,7" '3 J l a -'1" n,errymaklnE parties Rd O the .llmlil fi-osh lads and lassies' t', . '," . .' . ": iV.V. . " . . has been used ea.JT year for H.icl, i' - . .' 1 rUKll K..Ul Kiiiuv-H will iiumiiii Blurt ubuut. tho middle .or 'thinjj that in movable. The pump-i cut intp ,th Hhape of u ' witfhes' fai-c is alo one of the LB T y . I o o . 6 they duclded to give t))cm , Jcm.-iuu never .to ie forgotten. Thv ) wuro . fed evcryiintf the fioph tnnoiuH .could jfi'tlU'li' hands" M' : froni Himlls' to uii(;lew;ornis. ' J?ov pj'iil good tunts .were "pulled off ion them and last but nut leujtl, l.oauli -had 9 receive tjje. .?'nU4VM l lun thump from the "ueed ln woud'' paddles in the hands of 1 lie gqphumorcs. i Ah HOon as all these things .were accomplished the .Freshmen were given' Hie high hc1io1 pallidum onrolled as regular HUalcnlH. Ho- fi'eliments were thou served Ai I thofb present. . , Tho Junior and I jsonior olnswes were in attenduueo,. ! being Invited tu witness tho .-ue-' vero puniHlunent itdmlnistereu. Tho flush In this yenr's class jn'rt Miiiiiin II-iii'riHOii. Fnv Htan- ley, Zelda -May Hmlth, Murguerito ' but it Is many centuries old and ! will probul)l. last fur into the j i , future us , a date for. ceiebrn-- Hon. pari .pr next moniu. ..ms yr;WoP() Hallowe'en it Is not known nuicn nuercHL Heems ,10 .uu llki") In tho haskertball team and the students are eagerly uut for the championship. . Hoccer also seems to bo n- favorite sport among! ' .Q. tho students, ..Although .there ..is , , . Aslilund Completion of-Uceder ; no soccer team. It- is probable : ( hilch dam near here expected! and possible that in the future, before December, the- high school can - mako'his1 one ' of their favorite sports. A! !w years ago a -Vcer team was; in arranging the games and sinco. When Tysml Goes In that time no cf4rl Iiuh been j Un matter whether your trouble is made to encourne .tho- students' "ed rheiiniatimn ..Mlatlc. wiiral .... . . 1 W.n. or neuritis, you can get prompt toward that sporiw relief. by apnWng Tysmot to the part The same coaches will coach' that hurts "id -lotting It soak in j n.i i..... .-.1 i,.. ' throiich the ooros. Tvsmol in a nono- Llie H'Hiiin un inu Mini jvmi, "in, .,'- , 01B,irl10nt Mrrniiml PAiH GOES DUT Orr for tho hoys and Mrs. ii-vnm p,..iiv f,. nii formnif nnln. (.ro- for the chin. ; ness and stlfriu's -;iiTod by n(-rve Wyatt ll.K.,'- Hlonu and John Flem- It Is nut yet known when til" 1 j'1""',""' Knunlly good for tiik- girls team will be organized hut! it vl1J probably, he about the sumo lime' that " the - boys start j practicing. Last ' year the- girls ten in did ' i.ot prove to be much' D" RIICHS1IIW DlfflL w o. o m . , . All Kinds of Dry Wood OAK-LAtJREL-FIR J)ry Pine Slabs F,ir. Slabs tf)ry COAL o MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central Tel, 631 HALL PAINT COMPAJTjf 407 East Main Street o : : . 937. ! Loux Wall Textufe ". '" 'r.."' .. .- . , ! An iiK!.iHiiisi'e, jiliiKtic Willi linislv, eiisy lo mix j just: wate $ ousy io nppl.v .jiist brush or trowel, j No ;olor 9. nffx; .t'fgbt Kliades to stiloirf-from. IdPal!- The most iiie.)eiisive wall 20per iiouud.- 4 Fast Tjrains Fine Motor-Coaches ' I I mmi mm M n ifll -A Scheduled for your convenience fttst trains, deluxe mnior-coachcn combine to sivc you (lie utmost in travel flexibility. Go byliuin return by motor-coach. Thfrt il a deruriurc and arnvul time to fit your plans, , i To Portland 1 . Leaves Ar. PortUnd "Shasta" 11:57 a.m. 10:30 p.m. "Oresonian". ... . 6:42 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Motor toach ..... 7:13 a.m. 7:35 p.m. To San l'rancisco ' Leaves Ar. San Francisco) "Shasta" . . . . . . o:42 p.m. 10:30a.m. '"Orcgonian" . .'. . . 11:20a.m..-. 7:30a.m. To Coos Bay Points The "Shasia" from here connects with motor-coach IcaTing RoscburR 4:I0 p.m. lo ManhHeld. . To Klamath rails Eureka I.v. Medford . ..- 7:00 .m. a.m. .4:00 p.m. i.v, Aslil.md . . 7:30a.m. ll:33a.m. 4:30p.m. Ar. Kliimth Falls ll):13a.m. 2:10p.m. 7:15p.m. Motor CimcI. leaves Grants Pass for liureka 10: 20 a.m. tANtluvrk of "Silver Grays" Time fine moior-coaclies cover western Orcjton, In' , adjinon to I'jciIic Ilifthway tra-el branches radiate out . ; : from luch centeti as Sjlcm nml AlKmy to Monmouth, . l lndceiidence, Ncwpirt, Lebanon, DalUs, Falls City, Silverton; , . ' Motor-coiM-liei leave oind irrtre it Southern licthc Pamnun' fcmtion I Mr. and .Mm. gax Shultz and iNelyon tden were tunung the HamN valley , visitors lo our y ton l-'i.'idny. The Odd Fellows lodge to Igother with tho Hehekuh lodge is giving a Hallowe'en party on 'October 31 at tho I. O. .O. V, '' hull. The party ,!s given for jllio benefit uf the mejnhers uud i relatives. A good time is us Jsured all those who attend the event, 7 Loroy Carter, sun uf Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Carter has been HI fur tho pt lW dii'0 hut Heems to bo sliglitly Improved, Tho carnival and the chicken dinner given I;rlday- evening, Oct ober 20, by th o Wo ma ns I lellef Corps proved to be it great suc cess, , Hevoral wore present and enjoyed a good time. The Iteliel' Corps ' wish to extend their ap iruclatlun to all who patronized their ovonu ' in.... ..i. est. n.iiti... r'liinliu Kell have been very busy thollol' WallDOiU'CI 01-.piariU'l'OU -Wa US j past week spi-eiulh.K tar over tlio " it - - rooi or uie .tmui inn v.uihkv ' o'wileil !)by : All'. .'Kell. O i Mrs. .(Scoi-ire Hammily, . Mrs. I Mcrrltt MoiTliimn atnl Irs. Jou .llluii- .are amoni; lhe lulest vis-, llors In Ml'ilnl. H. 11. t'onnr, foriner resltlont 'of Ooltl Hill, Is now propiu-InK ; lo" bulhl upon the property he bus recently nciiulrcil. The prop erly is situated near the Alaska iliitp camp aijd ho Is now laylnK the foundations for several bull'd-' Inns. 1 .Mr. and,. Mis. Jack Trust have been, visiting ,for tho pas few days at tho liomo of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Klcrnlnir. Mr. and Mis. 1). II. Kerry wore I business visitors lo (lold .Hill on iltisl. Saturday. -' Mrs.' II. 1). . lieeil i-iiturnod ,on l''rtlay from a trip to .Portland. 9 Mr. iinfl Mrs, Ouy Hates. Mr. and Mrs. John Dole nml son Ted, utleniled ,tho show (n Med-fui-d on Saturday evening, i 'llho' sevcntli and elK'blb Briides ot; lhe Hold Illll school presented an. educational play at the IiIkIi t:chool. auditorium on Friday af- itci-noun. All the i-emulnlnK part uf lhe si-hool tielcd as the iiuui eiieo. A .baby irlrl was horn lo Mr. and Mrs. llort. ltoss on .Wednes day uioi'nlnir October 24. hiivonuo Oai-man was a .visitor to - Ooltl Hill on Sunday after noon. . Mr. 1). Wl)ltsntt f Medfoiili was a visitor at tho home i.-f Mr. and Mrs. jljiwrenco WlrttHctt j on rlunUay, i ('has. Oray. -Tony Hoss. A. A. Walker, l'"rank NurtO;. .limmv I llurns uiul Hail Adams attended lhe Initiation work of the Ancient Mystic Order of .samariinna all Aahland on Saturday ,uveilni. j I'hns. Clrny wos one of a class; of four to receive InltiQlon Into1 thin order, i lie Is reported nsi holiiK none Ihui vorso tor his ex-! periene,e. A hanniiet was itiven at tnltlillBht to thoso who weroj present ut the iiffnlr. All whoi ntteniled from Oold 11111 roporl hiivliiK a very (fine tlnio. Vevn Veck and Hob MlllspaURh roturnot) the latter part of lust week front Klanuith county where ihvy havo been trappinit. They I report that trapping In that eolln jtry Is not n Kood as was ex pected. Mlhs Amy Jliunner Is bclnu ' employed at the Hl-way Inn. I Mrs. Krank : I'lirker returned I from Medford ilnst Kridny where. she has hoen vIslttiiK at .the home of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. ,, V.. KoIIokr. ' I Mrs. Krnest Helnklnit siient J'rl-i day and Sntiilday visiting Her I husband at Shasta City whore1 jhe Is omployert. While she w,i; one, ' V1'. -MIMIe Walker tooki enre-of the pbone office; , I j Mr. llllrt Mrs. Krl Staliwoml I have moved onto n ranch In ' the nplghhorhoid of Vhoenlx. Him father, O. C. S(anwood Is moving Into the house which he formerly! LBCClUlleil-,.... .... ...... ,., InliilK. Ilelitfiitliillv fiiinthllic. Con- V t.itns no .liarnifu: jb.ngs or opiiites. InlTereni-' fi-iiii anv-'iing yo-.i evir used. inM hy .lending drusglsts. 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No obligations. Wo sell the famous ' Johns-Manville Roofings . AlSQ.OSPaVE.BHINGLES L. V7HEN you go to buy pota- toes or prunes, you can punch and poke arid probeas " you please. You can detect eath defect. . ! r ; '. n swings low have pledged themselves to a definite policy of protection () for tile )iiyer. A Certificate ot v&fety may be l&d from each of these ealers with every deliv- But building material i .; well, ! ery of building material. This that's different. Yi have to rely bond guarantees that the ma solely on the dependability and t', terial conforms in grading to honesty of the iealer from whom you buy. The personal equation is your greatest pro tection. ! This keystone sign is a symbol ofhe nevvway the safe way to buy. 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Their monevjs, loaned on first mortgages on improved real estaiS--homes. mostly and all of them in Oregon, t)t pnnitor. 1 h tlift WftMrm Savincn nrp rreitlnr Bfr intr Compoundf it xtini.Rfiniially. Thry r nioymn iwn fir niir ncnritv. ' TSp sfcurity 1 firit morticairr". all of whirli it liclil in I mat hr trie alate: tlir luti Mkrwiar HupvrvlMfii il itprvii llnni. AH HfprtimM irhnrc til th profiu. tntrit is ttnid ,lanuar,r I and July t. If yon want $ I. ft HO. $.VQA4 or S2A.000 In cah nnd yoitr snv Inna prtctH by l!ip hiithrt typf of afnirity known to man It Ii ynm. Yon ran nnrc romfort nr weaMh wtrly nn nTr wtMfd nitkrU anH rilmra. Knrthcrmerti dpu.iior i th Wrntfrn can withdraw a part nr all of tlirir natina wlicn il(-ir-H. If ytiit waiiI fjtltli w Itlin-it rf tort w rile to:!ay for our foldrr DonhUnR Vottr Prtncipnl hy C','o Compound Jntrrwt II tfIN ynn fvacliy Ittiv nu-rh ymi Hppo!t end trw quirkly , yrju ran renrh ymr r.n. H flltotrm Imw 7 finfa n srnw tn $.000. Il -rll linw fin mnnthtv hu'ililn o cash rlal of f 20.1)1)1 of vlvc"! US.0H1 i (n Urrsl at S'.; rrr-(s.tinfirr ifmi. an-uially. A r'Viiril mallrrl iv.rv wilt hrinit It in j nilhin Hi nrit three days. . WRITE FOR IT NOW Doubling Your Principal BY COXfPOUND ISTTIttST Western Savings &. I.OAN ASSOCIATION 6th and Yamhill y. m. c. a. bui. rvQUaJ, Ore. 6fo COMPOUNDED 5cmi-nnntiaU Th aure In ift a, head ii to fcirumulata n small mm at a time, r,' compounded anon htiilda it to a larca If You Want $10,000 a;k 2 Save $.,,io monthly - AflK 35 Save 57.11 mnnthly Af.'K 3(1 $10.. monthly AflE 4tl Sav $2 monthly Not a I o n U ynnr money fc bit If nn n-H part r,r ,i nf yoyf mini you ran with draw ihpia. DEPOSIT MAIL Intcrt Jan. 1 July t ASSETS I N K X C E S O V 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 o V ! O lit 1 lterth,.t oy nas neeri m r ' CLASSIFItD ADVERTISING GETS EESIILT3