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edfoed Mail Tribune Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages D.ll Twratjr-thinl Tfir Wttkly rifly-uventh Vtir MEDFOUD, OWEC.ON, FIJI DAY, NOYK.MP.FW :!U, 1!2S. No. 251. M TURNI FOR BASKETBALL GOLD PROSPECTS UOLD 1II1.U Or.-., Nov. (SiK-iai.) Thc tJulU Dill Ht'html h now running tlu'lr bucket ball tium. TlMy art? holding prac tices on every Monday. Wednesday i (JULU 111 LI Ore.. Nov. 30. 30. I tSpt-(.-iuI) Two men who have hifrh i been DrovneuiiiiK ufi IMidi-ye creek, about ntfven miles north of liuld Hill, have "Miruek t rich" as the old paying woes ami nit iMtw t;iHn.- out minin VerV iiiu ninny i-vvnuiK " i"u t"uul fino ulo. rlili In gold. KyninnHiuin. I Ttlt. , eunte tu tills country TlilN j i'ui' a nilnilMT of im-n fnim l ,,,.,,. ,hl, ,.,. anii mv.. Insl yrart team nre buck nmiliUu ,ml1 luoklni? f"r Kulil unon this lii lp innko unutlit-r Kouil learn. , vrol.k 8im.e ,hut lllm, Thoy Amoiii? the men out f..i- Unit Hpuit ni.st fomid a sll.lllllP1. ut ,u,-u f.-uni last yoni-H team ami those , a1,d ,,lt,n lu fljllow it ,,. who practised baekell.all last .veal- j Ilmm.uliu.v ,.v Htal'U-d slnklllK aro Winner llalley, Maxwell Mai- Ml,u uu Ks tUl,y wont ,,own vln. SiMh I'uy. I.obiui liardnei-, ' lhc Htrc.lllt.r widened out until Wmidimv Shaver and Melvln Km-,,, wa a f.llr wUUl afu.r ,h(!y hail Kent, (iood iM ourcss is being made , olu. (lown abl,ut 5g Thi3 mid incllininary workouts arc bo- j st,,,n.a , irovc u Kom, indication lnK Bne throUKh. Couch On- gives am, nft(M. thcy hni, ,.ontimied tnem plenty of practice and by the! ,)ursulls fo. R(jld untU .,hoy next Monday evenliiK they will be .ha,, Kl)no lUl(vn aljout ;n fw, ready to start the Inlerclass K.inies. Ul(1 Htrcnln,,r widened out to four This will Blve them plenty of Jirac- f(.ut 1)U ruvcd to uc .eptionally lice before they start their l''l'-' ,-tch. seholnslc games. The ones out for j Thc. )lacl. wh.-re thev liavo taken this sport seem to show grent in- ,um lhis vuhmbltf ore is about terest in it and want to make- the thl,.c al)d ,u-lialf miles u;i year's team among the ranks of ' jiiidseve ereek from the highway, the victors of this county. ! It ls Iu.al. lu. ,,, Harth mine. The first games will be played ; T.,.,. is mn m,,. t,is old within a month or so and by that I mini. hieh was in operation when time the high school team will be ,,, nljlle waii lasl hH ; ready to meet any team III the:lis ,,y ,.,, a ,.,Mi,nTr of much county of Its match. ' .,., b.,, has mu ,,. 0.,Ci-a- Jolin Cook, since his moving L, for some time. Tlie ore in trom Mams alley to tins town, is remodeling the shed which is on his place on the south side of town that district -s"ems to indicate. I Hint it is fairly rich throughout that siM-lion. since much gold lia'i l lie aide is helng mane into a uoor jei11 ta(,.n uui oar the present anil after he gels It all remodeled 't;ti. io. I he will u.-o It as a garage. j H,.v;.ra 1.l,,,. t,f tills el'.y have Word was received here this Hl,(,n ,u, ,,,,,. and ,h,.y iy. week that Mr. and Mrs. Sam t.'hls-fl.()ln fiV(, .un,,.,., , ihousand holm, formerly of this city hut now ,doars )(,r on Tllls , a vpry , of (laklnnd. California are the par-:,. ,e and there seems lo be Iplcnty of it to be taken out in 'the rich iiiurtx vein which they; bave now struck. How lliucl: i farther down the streamer w ill enls of n baby bov. Jawrenee Whitsett lias bee busy the past week Installing very efficient lighting system in ; his dairy. j,.un j,, no, !(, but from all Among the recent iniprovements laplie.lr.lnios lt wl KO Rood dls. upon the I'uciflc highway near this f:lv10r and the ore will city which have been made is the j ,., m n,ai,ltai i(s Immense amount building of a new railing near the ,t)f rojdi northern end and approach of the! Tni, wo nu,n a.rjvcd In Soiith Itock I'olnt bridge. Formerly the l f rn or,.Ktlll several weeks ago. railing extended nearly to the bunk ; l l)()n tu.ir an ival they looked and necessitated a sharp turn for(lvpr th8 and ii,.c.bbd to sink those who wanted to turn off frotlua slat un the illart7. streamer the highway and go hack M I tln'v found in search of gold. towards the tlalls creel: road. A ' .,,.,. starting the shnCt tiny noted. large part of the former railing'., . was ,, roving to be valuable railing '., , was taken down ami a new rnuo was established, lt also saves much time and lessens the chances of accident for those who come on to -the highway from tint point. i W. T. Ward, a resident of the ' Sams valley district, was a busi ness visitor to our city the llrsl ' Tiny have part of tllls week. 'stream for Mrs. J. W. Itryan is able to be : weeks ' since out after her recent Illness. I'l'hev have n and after they had sunk it annul! 7U feel it opened into ll ve'n about j four feet in width and showed ( a largr amount of gold. Till resulted In the assaying of the ore and It was found that It Is exceptionally . valuable. only about their bio. J worked i lhc six or e'glit arrival here. present plenty ot them lo be taken Deacon Whitsett of Metirord was;,.,.n un. befon visiting with friends and relatives 'ui. In this city for a day or so tllls j ncek. Mr. Livingston of tllls city has now noened bis service station. He has completed the Installation of 1 the two new visible type gus pumps And lias thc main station liuildiug completed. The station Is of the latest type and embodies the Jatest ; Rtylc of gasoline pumps and eiiulp-i itKoWNHllolto, on., Nov. :lo. tuent. tl Is localed on the proper- (Spl.) Lawrence Collins preached ty Just across from the ytsmdard ' vcry interesting sermon ut Hie Oil station. ' ,.iUM, f .Sunday school last Kun- A. Wlukleman who recently (lay alld Kin 1)P with us again next moved to Talent from this city was ymiday. Mr. Collins Is a fine back hero one day this week on B,u.llkP'l. ad the messuge he brings business. ,0 us )s Vl,,.y nlu,.i nppreelateil. Tlielinu l'ierce Is slowly recover-j f December lull the Business Ing fron) her illness. 1(..H K01(,,i ,.ain of Medford will .lack .Moore of Medford was a business visitor to tills section the fore part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kber Davis anil family ami Mrs. Win. I'ulil wllj. ileavii the middle of tills week for California where they will spend tllo Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and .Mrs. John Avena. Mr. and .Mrs. MclMnger returned the fure part of tllls week from their educational lour through California. After returning .Mr. Melslnger. the school principal. Khuwcd different school classes .tome of the tilings which lie had encountered upon Ills trip. Koine of these included olives, direct from the trees, oranges and other fruits grown in the sections of that stale which he visited ami also a paper wbleh was written In Chi nese, something that very few school students ever have occasion to see. lie also gave a talk on his travels and gave the students of ! hold services at tile close of Hun i day school. Mr. and Mrs. Teriill and daugh ter of Talent were week end guests ' at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. liias j Terrill. Lloyd -Tucker of Kirk Is visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. I and Mrs. Italpll Tucker. ! Hill Oibson was taken finite ill last ; Monday and was taken to the Ka mi Heart hospital for troatmom. Ceo. Hansen and family and Viola Morris were doing Christina" vbnpiiiiig I" Medford last Snlnl'd-iv. SO WEAK SHE COULDN'T WALK Helped by Lydia E. Pink- concerning the growth of plains j ham's Vegetable Compound and trees which he dif- the saw. Th ferenl gradrs appreciated tilings shown them and were very interested in the things which he had lo say relative to the articles he had brought back. Mr. and ' .Mrs. Melslnger bolh stale that I hey enjoyed the trip and that it was very Interesting especially from the educational standpoint. ; Perry Knntts lias le-en III for the j past several days. He Is reported lu be slightly Improved at present, j Ijivonnc Carinas Is now attend- ; lug high school in this. city, lie was n former resident of Central I'olnt. While attending school, he l Mfnvbiir in the home of ills rela ' Cri-ttiii, Ln. "Afler my first eliilil vni bora I look Lydia K. i'iiikliuurrf Vri;ntnlilc Colli wmal fur ii run down condition. I eo-ilil ant. walk nTosi my roijni nl tinir. I wn so ncak. . flien.I iltihli-eil lite t' Like the Veze. Lihlc t'nttliiolir.il. Since that tiini I have nleo taken l.ilin K. I'ink haili' I rill Med for Coli-lipatioll. . , !Sl,. cine nnd the 1'ill lives. Mr. and Mrs. Clcorgf Hum- j ,avP ,,.,., Lydia I'.. I'iiil.!nnn inersly of this city. I gauatie Wali. inn a linun-kn-p- r a. . I i .;ii ...i.:..- ii. t- ..i.n. . ICA.MATH KAI.IJJ Klvc one-half miles of paving within city during year mm mm t : bum ,v v . - no mi mil n . .1 n. i .. i . ' i SiO Hancock Street, (Jre'n.i. I.n. UUlruprautiv Naturupstaj Dr. H. P. Coleman 8th Successful Year In Medford i Treatments by Appointment i Medford Center Bldg. Phone 069 1 Electroinerapr Food Science Our Big Christmas Sale of All COATS . At al 3 LESS ( 'uiitiiiucs io attract tlie olios who want: to b; : woll (lrosscd and saVii-u lot of nioiioy, too. Kvory gannoiit in slock .H'ocs at tliis .lig reduc tion and you can still find a wonderful select ion to choose from in a very complete size range. f i ri CL07"E OUT Over 100 Garments In Jill tlie best styles shown for fall Satins, Crepes, (Sport Materials'. A most complete sige range from 13 to -10 in cluded in this tremen dous price reduction for Quick Disposal of ev ery Garment in Our Big Stock at Prices up to $25.00. Come ' Early. Store Open 8:30 to 9 P. M. ft Si U Cl lJL MEDFORD'S OWN STORE The Store With the Christmas Spirit Is Prepared To Serve With the Most Lavish Display of Practical and Useful Gifts The Hand Bag Shop Offers a most satisfactory solu tion to gift-buyers who are at a loss to know what to buy for Christmas. Hundreds of the newest 5ags, just in; now for the early Christmas ishoppers. The new shell frames ind other attractive styles, all ' specially priced, "lit Beautiful Bridge Sets Luncheon Cloth-Napkins $2.25 A very special price as lliey aro purii linen, hard drawn threads and hand em broidery work. An elegant set of cloth mid fuur napkins. S1.95 - $2.98 - S4.98 And others up to $15.00 "Blue Herron" 34-Inch Long Silk Hosiery $2.25 if if i . Table Linen for Gifts lieautiful attern cloths in many designs and all with napkins to match. Pure Irish Linens of the Double .Satin Damask that wear almost a lifetime. "What finer gift can you imagine ami what lady will not be delighted ' to receive so fine a remem brance. S4.50 to S22.50 Price does not include Napkins m A Gift Wr aping We have special arrangements to dain lily wrap your gifts so you can con venit'iitly Mail Packages Early And ML A most decided iiri)rovei'nent "in 'Silk" Hosiery.' The short skirt demands longer stockings and you'll be de lightfully pleased if you suggest a gift of these now, 34-iucli length pure silk, sheer chiffon hose. Never Too Many Bath Towels We've just doeiiM and dozens of the prettiest Gift Uath Towels you have ever seen. The prices are very reas onable too. -Everyone can always use "just a few more bath towels" soyou will not miss it. by selecting towels this Christmas, at 39c to $1.50 1 use our HHAXCII POST OFFICE IN 'Si, & JAW, ' Oregon City Pure Virgin Wool Blankets $8.50 to $14.50 iff S A most' carefully sKMcctdd "8'ift , lit ' should always inelttde at least one blanket. Thoy make a beautiful and most acceptable gift. For that mat ter, give yourself .one of these "Ore gon City Blankets" for Christinas this year. Kerchiefs from All Over the World From China, from ilapan, from Switz erland, from France, from Ireland and. last but not least those beautiful hand made gift handkerchiefs from HOLLY WOOD. A wonderful collection of handkerchiefs for you to select from this year and prices are considerably lower t han ever before. At this 'one price we want you to see our special exhibit of beautiful gift CQ Kerchiefs iJUl A Beautiful Silk Negligee Gift Silk Kobes, beautifully embroidered, padded and quilted, soft clinging Crepe do Chine Negligees, Japanese flowered Kobes, Traveling Uobes of fine Satins' each one an ideal gift that will bo sure lo please the uecipieut. Especially pleasing to the pur chaser, too. will be the extereniely moderate prices that .prevail on all robes this year. Never before have we had so varied and interesting display at S4.98 to $15.00 The Feminine Heart Craves Jewelry Don't forgot that you never make a mistake in selecting jewelry nowadays, as everyone hooiiis to adorn themselves with some kind of jewelry. A. string of pearls, a necklace of fancifully col ored stones, a bracelet, a pendent, no matter where the fancy runs, we cai supply the need. .You need not pay an oxhorbitant price either. 98c to $4.98 dlJJ Gift Novelties of Many Kinds Hridgc Scores, Boudoir Novelties, clever little Jap anese Boudoir Lamps, vKibbon novelties as Shoe Trees, Garters, Handkerchief Folders, Stationery and hundreds of other clever new and original gift items await your selection here. You'll enjoy look ing over the various tables with their enticing gifts so be sure to come in at the first opportunity SHOP EARLY Holeproof and Phoenix Hosiery Gifts The sheer loveliness of the new Hole proof and Phoenix Hosiery will appeal to every woman as a most acceptable gift. Li many styles and in dozens of shades, these two wonderful hosiery lines are complete for selection as Christmas gifts. , S1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $1,95 "Kaynee" Boys' Shirts and Blouses Are the best to buy as every mother knows they fit perfectly, are of finest fabrics, guaranteed to wash and are' pro-shrunk, 'lively, boy who receives a "KayneeV shirt or blouse will be so well pleased he will howl with delight and don't forgot it 's the practical gift that remains longest in their memory.- 98c to $1.9 Lovely Silk Undies for Gifts There's just certain to be somcoye on your "Gift List" who will crave Silk Undies. We're showing many exceptionally pretty new novelties in Pauty Sets, Chemise, Pajamas and other of the popular garments that serve so well as the ideal gift that "never can fail to please." , 98c to $13.50 V
