VZGE SIX
MEDFOKD SCOL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, - ORKOOy. FRIDAY. - XOYEMRER- 30," 1928.
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WALES RECEIVES ANOTHER GIFT
POPULAR PRICES
FARM IS VISITED
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; S !, nEI.UVIEW, Ore., Nov. 30. (Spe
ifCliil) On -Sunday over 1C)0 peopln
Ttfoip illffi'i'f'lll purls of Hie rounly
iwvre present at the opening of the
: ji !!? dairy barn on tho Highland
.addlH farm east of Ashlum) in
jjtlie Hnllvlfiw district, liosldes the
' eounly vIkKoi-h at the barn openinK
jdthe followiiii? HtuleH were rejiresent
Soil: SN'ushineton, Arizona, I'ullfor
1 (nlu. New Mexico und llrltish Col
1 6 iiinhla. All who visited the new
l8iructiiro were lavish In their
I praise oi' the new enterprise and
'"much linpresued with the mruiiUJ
Ijjniunt, equipment and oilier lm
: provemenis Inslnlled for use In the
jtiuidern hum. Mr. Cordon with hi
t head milker, Mr. Slots, cnndneted
llie visitors through Uio Htruulurs
Ijuiitl explained the various sections
t .' with Hpeciul etpilpment, while Mrs.
j t Cordon, . assisted by Mrs. VirKll
rltush. dispensed rerreshnientfl to
jtthe KUeatH, serving generous help
. ( Ihks of Aslilund Ice cream, which
, -wan furnished by tho locul cream
; ery for the special occasion. The
dairy cow will bo put in hum nt
'foncu owliK to the fuel thut the cold
! weather Is ut bawl, und tho dulry
ifrCows will be much more comfort.
liable In their new nuurterH. The
. r Htructuro Is 175 by 1)0 feet wllh an
'Poll .section 30 by 50 feot und will
i accommodate 74 bead of cows. The
It-concrete milk house Is 10 by 81
If. feet on the Inside und is equipped
: I, with the best dairy equipment pro
jjjriiruhln. lOlectrlc refrigeration will
ixfte added before the summer sea
ijisou, When In full operation this
I IS enterprise will ndd greatly lo the
'Tgeneial business of Ashland and
I E will furnish tho locul creamery
jr with the ( renin for n larger output
jjiof -their products. The skim milk
'J will he used for n largo bunch of
It how! The 10 awes of gladlolu
which Mr. (Ionian planted this year
' o have jURt been prepared for tho
U Mr,. and Mrs. 11. I., (li'egory en
,k(ertuincd on ThnnkKglvIng duy tit
Bthelr homo near Central Point,
'with a delicious turkey dinner
I (served at 1 o'clock to their children
"and grandchildren. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hellers
jgaml daughter Lucille, Mr. und Mrs.
."Mark True of llellvlew.
j) MV. and .Mrs. C. A. Drown enter
! ' tallied with dinner at their home
, ron Thursday. Their dinner guests
'.Jwere Mr. und Mrs. Knrl Urown of
i Klamath Fulls, Mr. Dozlo and his
'later from Ashland.
i;, Mr. und Mrs. Ira Chastnlu or
Central Point spont Thanksgiving
,,wlth Mrs. Cliastaln's parents, Mr.
i,aud Mrs. William Uryn'u. Mrs.
WC'Imslaln Is one of the grade teach
: Vers In tlio Central Point Bchools.
1 C -- Miss Alice Walker of Hulem si)nt
(Jfinvriral days Iho first of the week
visiting at the home of her par-
t, cuts, .Mr. und Mrs. Hiitlcr Wulker.
' Mrs. Walker and her, duuxhtura.
JAllco. and Lota, mndo n trip to
, !'lilllf uln to spend n short time
I twlth Miss Mary Walker, who Is
i f employed in a store at thut place.
Mr, and Mis. M, M. Tueker were
' dinner guests at tlio home of Mr.
anil Mrs. M. P. True on Hunilay.
:i, Mrs. Kdwin Dunn attended
' 'lirldgo .parly at the hnmu of .Mrs.
ij. Millard (irubb on Suturduy evcnliiK
Ifljvlieii l'i auesls wero iiresent lo
.I onjoy n Pleasant time. At a lute
' I hour a crab supper was served
1 by the hostess.
I i I Homo of tho folks from llollvlew
jK who attended 'the Amorlcjiu Ijo
l.jglon turkey shoot at Tnlont on Sun
May, wore Kdwin Dunn, (leo. Jlelms,
'Mloorne Yokle, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
I (True and Mr. and Mrs. M, M.
' STuckar.
Mrs. llufus Trusty and sons are
expected to arrive In Ashland from
"ttiolr homo ut Orescent Uilio to
Jspeud tho Thanksgiving' holidays
-wnn i-uuiwvuji una incuus.
, Mr. arid Mrs. C. W. Fraloy en-
I pterin Uie,d . a group of young people
, at their home on Mountain avonue
;;Buuday with a dinner served at 1
'o'clock. MIsb Wllda Morrymun of
I Sltellvlow was included In the guest
lilllst.
a Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl OoUsehko of
It Medford wore dinner guests nt the
' ''homo -of -Mr. nd Mrs. Jesso Nell
i Blast Monday. ' ...... ...
k' Mrs. Itlchnrd Rlicldelter Is Hi III
'. confined to her bed with an uIicohk
(ot the ear. The doctor In clinrge
! 'lanced tho affected ear last week
i Uand. the pntlent Is resting n little
I foioro comfortn'Jly.
j , A number ot the men from this
i vicinity wero In attendance at the
.Elks' smoker Bnturduy nkht. Home
I pof them were Homer llnrron, Albert
'Thomas, (leorgc Helms, Jesse Neil.
jKSumuei' Parker, (Juorgo Yoklo, llut
'"ler Wnlker, Mark Trite, Oacar Low
, ,nnd Robert Gordon.
It John Spence Is confined to Ills
'home with pneumonia and has had
i'a doctor In attendance for several
! t;ny.
jj, Mr, and Mrs. II. II. Sands nnd
Ifninlly left tho first of tho wee';
; for Long Leach, where they win
impend several months vlsltlug with
ifithelr duughtur. who lives there,
i, Hiss Marie Gllmore, daughter of
IPMr. and Mrs. C. H. tillmore, spent
; "(he week end wllh her parents,
i Muss Mario Is teaching school at
: ; I'lnohursU
it - Tho Juvenile department of the
ICVooinan lodge had tt covered dish
' Cdlnner at the lodge rooms Sntur
i 'day at noon. Itecently the Juvenile
' 'department put on a membership
I ( drive, the losers to hunquet the
; 'winners, but It proved to be a tie
jJsb to compromise the all took
i Jovered dishes and enjoyed a wnn-
.rierful feed. Mothers of tho Juvq
inlles were-present to enjoy the
' 'affair. .Mrs. Humes, tuurdlan of
I itlm doiartment under tho direction
i V)f the home olflco, presented Kr
, ,'nella Genrhart with Iwnutlful
1 knmiiact with the letters of the
' lOrder engraved upon It. Tills was
j iwarded to Miss (ieurhnrt tor hold
iflng the high score for new mom
, Ibcrs. Thsl nfternoon , wng spent
lOiiJoylng a piogrnm.
Tuesday night the Yeoman order
mnjoyed a pie social anil dance. Tlio
(ilos wero sold l. the highest bid
, 4en which treoled much (un and
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The Prince of Wales yaj o iv.cn an enthusiastic greeting on his
visit to Uganda, hie is oecn here receiving a gift from nat'Vfi children.
amnsemcnt. Wlllurd Miles of Jtoll-AIomn waved bis arms instead.
view is president ot ino order. i no ii suit ut the gunip pstab-
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Tenner's : IIpIiok Atf.ilffird nw itm intB urfitn
son, Oeorge, returned home from ! Intoiwholnstlo i hanlplnns. without
eastern Oregon, where ho has been niiy letters to the Hpvrtine editor
euipioyed Kir Beverai montns. lie or Hie OrcKonlan. Praise was
expects to spend the winter months-; heaped hlxli upon flinch Culllson
with his parents. . ' . nnl his plu vers liy in ess nnrt pub-
Mr. and .Mrs. S. K. r.arncs and 'lie alike. iinKiiidKiiiKly and wilh
daughter, Frunces. wero dinner cordiality.
'diesis lit tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. The Medford loam played its
Al Sliorard Thuiiks giving day. , Pest g:uim liefore u , metropolitan
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tucker t.n.!"ovd. it had color and confl
lertalned nt their homo on the ''enee anil manliness. The fnvor
lloulevurd Monilay evening wilh -i:1"' "I"11'! In the grandstand was
delicious turkey dinner served at
0 o'clock. They had as their guests
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. (1. Tucker, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Dean SeoU and son Ste
phen, und the host and hostess.
Mrs. Kdnii- llesaenuer of Klam
ath Falls spent Thanksgiving wllh
friends In llellvlew.
Mr. and Mirs. Fred Homes were
among those who enjoyed u turkey
dinner at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Mai McNalr on Tuesday even
ing ut their home in Ashland,
Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Tucker en-
tertnlned nt a family dinner it "on
their llellvlew home Thanksgiving
tlie
duy. They had as their .'tuests Mr.
and Mrs Floyd Carter of Jackson
ville. , ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomns Merryman
and daughters spent Thanksgiving
at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry
Nordwlck of Alodford. A wonder! ill
turkey dinner, with nil the trim
mings, was served ut 1 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. I'eachey
wero host and hostess al a fiuullv
uot
dinner 1 htirsdny nt their home on j when
Lincoln street. Thoir children audi thickest.
grandchildren wero present In make !
tlio day n pleasant one. Those to tho game . returned this niorn
pioBimt wero Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln lug, along with the, toain,- and
Dunn and their children. Tlulen, the bands.! unit tho -coach. All
Lob ami Hetty; Mr. and Mrs. Da- had a glorious time. Not plug' mnr
vid McKlnney and Mr. and Mrs red the . Jaunt, and tho Southern
IJort Penchey. . . i pacific railway outdid itself in sir-
Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Homes enter
tained wllh u sumptuous turkey
.dinner nt. their hcnuliftil home on
tho lloulovnrd Thanksgiving day.
Their guests were .fr. and Mrs.
Myers, father of Mrs. Homes, and
her two sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer llnrron re
turned, home from Sun i'mnclsco
Friday after spending two weeks In
tho city visiting wllh their diunh
ter. The l'pper Valley Community
club will hold n food sulo Saturday,
December 111, at Hardy Pros.' gro
cery storo. Many good things are
being prepared by tho ladles of the
club. There will be a bomo-mudu
cako and pie. chlckon nio and
chicken ttimnlo plo'for those wlsh-i; ST. HKLF.NH New light placed
lng good homo cooking, nnd theyln Sunken Hook as aid lo iinvl
should call 4Uid see the ladles. . gallon.
Tlio noiiview ivt. A. win noiii
their next meeting Docemhur 7, ut
tho llellvlew school house. A plo
socinl Is being planned for a part
of the amusement of the eveulii't.
Thero will also be n business meet
ing and a program.
. Mrs. It. K. Mutculf onlnrluined
with n t'irkoy dinner nt her home
Thanksgiving day. The Melcnlfs
liad us their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Metcalf anil Mr. Terry of
Klunmtli Falls anil L. Jones of
Nampa, lilnhn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert C. Joy nnd
family wero dinner guests nt tho
homo of Mr. und Mrs. Homer
Moore on Thanksgiving day. A
sumptuous turkey dinner, wllh nil
tho trimmings, was sorvod nt a
table beautiful with fall blossoms.
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LOCAL TKAM KIOI'l'.AT I1HNNON
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the haughty - licnson squtid was
beaten at these Indies also.
The "lllack Tornado" learned
something In the dressing room
belwren halves, and put it Inlo
use, qn the first liejison play or
tho second half. They smeared
Hianrone. iiuiirterliack and slur.
for n loss, lleforo he hud boon
Heeptnsr- througli for gains. And
ho was n player, fast and clever.
and the mainstay ef his team. H
wim the old story of a star against
machine, nnd the machine he-
Ran to trap lilm behind his own
line, nnd forced him out of bounds
mi his specialty long end runs.
The nipping of llliincotic wrung
the spirit from the o-enlled
Oninge Tide.
(.nlu ToucJiilowiis. :
In tho meantime, the Medrord1
tcitm kept piling up touchdowns
wllh undlminlshlng fury. Har
nett, in n benutlful broken field
run of 60 yards, scored, Melvln
and Hitrrcll streaked off-talkie for'
gains and touchdowns, and Ander-j
son hauled down n bullet-like pas
for n, ss.yard gain, Tho llensun '
team flopped on the ground for
breath at every opportunity. The
Medfnril team, seemingly tireless,
walked about. Their enrttirnnce
and perfect physical condition wnl
on -parade. Coach Cnlllsoit Jilsh
ed III his substitutes. , They were
headed for another, 'touchdown.
when tile final gun sounded, al
though as n matter of fact, It :
fulled to tutplodo, and Timekeeper
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in nno wnn nun tno hall, when
a dazzling; play was set In motion.
The Itensnn players also experi
enced difficulty, and wero sadly
baffled and befuddled at times.
Itantls liuprcKs,
The "high school band also made
an impression ill the gifme. They
playeil downtown at noon, anil
rcjuloi-od lillinbcrs ln-foro tile lint-:
tlo, and between halves. The .;lks'
bund also appeared In the busi
ness district, and brmnlcaslpd over
KUW. tlio (ircgonlan radio sta-
at noon. Applause greeted
southern Oregon musical ef
forts. H.'verul young hoodlums,
who did not like Pile score, com
menced to throw peanuts at the
luiss drum und the tuba horn,
but a stop was put to this by
Iho law, which was present in
abundance. There was a I'lsllc en
counter between two Irate spec
tators in tile bleachers, but the
victor was unknown, as llurrcll
away for a thrilling run. Just
Hie fists stal led to fly
the
.Most or tlio Aledfmd ooiiilngent
vice niM consideration. A corps
of aides and llosy nosonlmum
nuido a heroic effort to find lower
.berths for everybody.
None of tho teuill wore injured,
though most had their racial
beauty marred. .
All In all. Thanksgiving from
every angle, was nno of the hap
piest periods ot time, in the his
tory of .Medforil and the Itnglin
itlver valley the home or high
school champions.
The "nail-holding" power of
wood Is greater If the wood Is
dry when Uio nails nre driven In
than If It Is groin or wet.
HT: HKLKNH Wood water main
hero lo Ml II on place, miles,
replaced by steel pipe.
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
LOOK!
SUNDAY
ONE DAY ONLY'
CHARLIE
MURRAY
Himself '
IN PERSON
' ' in'
FANCH0N
AND
MARCOS
"HATS IDEA"
BE THERE
OR BE SORRY
Opening With a!' ' TT ' " ' ' . ' - ' . " ' ' '- Store Located in 1
sale JB u relso'n :s '
iA : LAWF.S; READY-TO-WEAR ' . :
Good
For Medford and the
Ready-to-Wear Store
Goats, Dresse
'
I Mx New Goats
- x .18 it v .. .
7 '$!1'7S
Dress Coats-and Sport Coats
Fur Trimmed
Distinctive Millinery
Specially Priced
$2.95 to $5.95
METALLICS
SATINS-1
-FELTS
For Misses ami Lndies
Store Opens at
News
surrounding territory the opening of Burleson's Ladies' and Misses'
at popular prices. Ladies' and Misses' '
js Skirts,
HosierySilk; Underwear
STILL BETTER NEWS '
Through bur New - York - office we have
purchased, our opening stock at a great
saving and. will open our store., , ,
Saturday Morning'
WitKk Pre-Holitllty Sale
Sale of Smart New -
DRESSES
t i
$A.75 i
For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear
L.iclics' sizes, 3(5 to'-IG; misses' sizes, 14 to 20
ait Low Prices
.75
to
C.00
JLTT
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ROLLINS '
SILK HOSE ,
1 Pointed Keel
$1.49 to$ls85
wm
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NEGLIGEES
SLIPS ... ....
GOWNS
VESTS
ROBES
i BLOOMERS
STEPINS
CHEMISE
PAJAMAS
8:30 98c to $9.85M
POPULARPBICES
tomorrow
Millinery,
$0V75
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LOVELY LINGERIE i.
' I II
SILK HOSIERY
' Bobolink
...Guaranteed Silk Hose
7 New Colors
SI. 00 Pair
NewHANDBAGS
.Novelty Bags
- s v. , and Purses .
Pre-Holiday Sale Price
98c to $4.95
Women's Dainty
Handkerchiefs
Linen and Silk
4 . Fancy Borders
and Lace Trimmed
Pre-Holiday SalePrice
25c to 75c