Medford Mail Tribune
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MEDPORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. lfcJO.
No. 32G.
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Get the Habit of Shopping Here First ,, Quality and Service Always !
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OF FIRE
FRIDAY, FEB. 22 AT COUNTY FARM 1 1 RUSSELL'S
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TABLE ROCK, Org.. Tel). 13. ; . (By Mary 0. Carey) :
(Special.) The hoxt nieoilnc of RDKN 1'liKClSCT, Ore. Fob. Hi.
Ih Tabic Rock Community Wub i (Spoeinl) Ust ; TiiPSilay about
will ho held Krlday n'-ehl, Fob. 52. noon a motorist pufmiiiK tlio couittv
Eesldoii tho roiiulor transaction of ! farm raw a Miinll liliian In tlui roof,
business nu excellent program Ik . Ho rushed into tho house ami in
belnrr prepared which will consist I formed Airs.' W'ellR that the house
wholly of local talent, bo report was on fli c. Quick action on the
those In charge of the entertain- part of one of the men saved the
ment features. , ;ntructuro. Had It been half an
HhouM tho weather keep-' on
moderating without any heavy
rains, farming operations will be
in'full swing here in the course of
a few days.
. . Mr. anil Mrs. I.yle and frieiftls
; nf Mcdt'ord were visitors at the
jiFrnnlc Hart home hero Sundny.
Etf Hlnn. the McOford butcher
hour later. Mrs. Wells ntated. they
yould have all been at the noon!
meal and would, not have dlscov-j
ered ;hn fire until It had gained ;
snrh heudway with the brisk wind j
that it probably would have burned j
the eullre building.
A newcomer from llprkoley in-1
I quired Tuesdai' as lo the dense -
wita-a business visitor here Thurs-i smoke which had nettled in the'
day morning. valley and when Intnrmed that it
It Is reported lhat: little Neta I cume from burning sawdust re-!
lUekcy of lh,v Modoo orchard is ill .marked lhat it wub u pity .'o oh-
wltb scarlet fovor.
Adam Ernie.' a- prominent far
mer of the west end of the district
waa in Medford Wednesday after
supplies. ' , , - ' , - , . '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mrs.
seure such a pretty i valley with
the smoke. ' .
Mr. Bachelor, who purchased the
MYI'adden rnnolr east of Talent,
was a business culler Tuesday. Mr.
Bachelor came Into tho vallev last
lil-. C. Schat'er and children. Kranl: l'ecetiiier unit he says he prefers;
'fllolt and family and C. W. Kage .thls climate to that of Iterkeley.
'mid daughter Kdltli attended the I A. Uearti of l'hoentx wub dellv-!
gospel meeting at Antioch Sunday (ering groeeiies along the- highway j
looming. . .. , ' . i. -. j Wednesday . evening to cuutoniera !
' Bell Morrison, a rancher and j of tho Vhoenlic .. Mercantile com- j;
stockman from the east side of the i pany. . - ' I
district was in this vicinity Wed- M'- Down had a prospective buy-!,
jjesday In search of feed for hls'er out to look. at bis fine home on
dairy herd. jUie highway sonih of Hhoenlx last
L. C. Sehafer who accompanied Thursday. I
irorne California frlenda on a trip ; E- I-ockwooil of Die White!
to Crescent City last Sunday claims j Poultry farm Is now able to ij
they found the weather there veryib Bl101" 'll0 I'oune a-saln after a ;
'mild and warm and according to i'l Illness. caused by a relapse of
tho natives there tblc( condition "io "" 1
has existed thruout. the winter -Mrs. Lloyd Solver was shopplns;
with the exception of ono light MeHtord last Thursday and had i
frost- .' , a lot of household necessities do-1
Howard Mayflcld, the Central Hovered. . " ., j
I'oint cattle man. was ' looking !. Mrs. Lois Allen had a rather bad
' after his cattle. 'here tho first of'rai!,hnn in eoian over to (ho pro-,
the week ' '! " traeted metings ono ulsht lust week !
Lawrcn'co liuli is out' of' school (when he, struck a woman who was.
-This weok: owing to a fractured wf'non.the highway. . !
knee-cap sustained while horse- E1 Hamlin .will begin plowing i
bnek riding Monday: ami spraymg -on his orchard now,
Mrs: M. D. Lydlard and tlaugh- l1M,f has purcliased the nter-.
tor . Grace have returned to the fKI " moth,!r in tho ,"- i
homo place hero for the spring and and some spraylns :luv) been;
tuinmor. after having spent the I . . . 'i i t.' .i. n '
... .. , ,,,i.,j . Mr. Sehnolr, who bought tho P.
ft. The meeting, time of tho Table ! ; , ,, 1 Jv.V. i " i '
titiori to lfl-4.-,-In the" (erenoonhUr; P" 1. 1, "5rai . -
going ... effect peX, Sun-,,,--,""
Those In charge of.lhe Sundav ' P1ln')iM ' as tho j
;:.V..., u.i.. ....... T..i .i. Hitrtley-lfns the first home grown
attendance, them being for.ytflve ?X2uy -
' V-..T . . . '.?.. . ... . and Mrs. Loule U'olver t became
pon ui.iy who occ up,, inn. .yn- membe of thn Talpnt CrarTe at lg
laid heme during tho wjnter, have , ,BK, rB,,.r 111P.,K nf ,, iH
moved to callioriila. , - , . , 1(Taleht: - Talent Is re,.r(. -!
Another tract of land has been , , f . , .
.old in the popular .Tuttle: sub-. mo8t onthIlllta8llc bodies of the or
nlvislon and workmen- aie .busy der ln0 vnlloy alld ,llpv hlive .
constructing the necessary build- interesting meetings "and en-'
Irigs n house the new arrivals In . , ,,,, gftlhBrlnRH. ,
7m. ,,.: .r.h.-;:-1."" Poultry keepora -In m
: : this part, of tile vnlloy are aeiimg
spending: a iHirt vacation in , mw fn0 'y,ng fio(.,;(, o( ,,
southern t.alifoi-iilu. , whlto Leghorn hens owing to Hie J,
Clean rags wanted at the Mall of -fg-ja going down so early.
Trtiinne ofriee if They give as the reason that feeds i
are loo lima ill proiioriiou 10 ine -
price or eggs. ,' ' ;
Joe fleppert, who housht the Lo- !
ren layman place east of Talent,
last fall, came down Inln North.
Talent Wednesday ; and bought ,
'some '-alfalfa "-'haV at the Car.v t
ranch. .
- .Mr. and Mrn.' Jim Dopp of Med
ford were business- callers in Med
fmd Inst Tue;itlfly und were pleas-,
ant callers n.) tl)ei-, vay home;
Mrs. I'.ingbam was out maKiug ;
calls on several of her neighbors I
last Tuesday. Mr. Hlngham hi now
plowlc-x tip some of Ihe alfalfa on j
their place ami will resold that
p irt and sow oats in the rest nf tti-.
field.-. - " - . ,. - I
Mis. levies nf Phoenix was call-i
lug on Mrs. K. A. I'nrker on tho!
I'acifir highway last evening, uu'l i
Mr. and Mrs. Parker took Mrs. OiH
vies home id thn ear.
Always
When your
Children Ciy
for It
1 Here rlief aud comfort for cry
lup, f rtfful, fcvprisli liabiefl or ebil
t drt'U thut yon don't tu-ed t nrgc or
S ommaod them to tnke. 'Hicy IcVo
thp drlioions ttwte- .''.etcher's Cn'-'
toria. Your doctor will tell you it's
tthrolutcly pafe, o you enit Riv it ft
freely and us ofleii an needud to keep
your children huppy nnd well. A few
ilroin is all it tnkc to (piiet fntfiil,
feverish, eolieky babies; relicvfe their
hi(iouijos, gad od Btomach, const!
pat ion, etc.; nootlie them to sleep in
A jiffy. For liko disorders in older
uhitdreu, you simply uc a little
larger dose of the same : reliable
'leuucr's Ca.it or in. IKm't uw grown
folks' medietue; with babies or chil
dren, ttpecialists say. Kinetv per cent.
f them recommend I'letcher's Ca
tortaj and thirty. years of steadily
'inoreAsIng popuhirity proes they're
ripht. ?o nrotwrt you from imita
tions, tbv' Klctrher signaturo in on
every bottle of genuine Fletcher's.
.Castor la.
RELEASED BY COURT
priUTI.AND. Ore.. Feb.. IS. W
Wllllnm Clements, held In-connection
with the slaying of Archie
Harclay. Klnmalh Indian, riurlnc
n linuor brawl, was relnnsed from
'r,.fie,-ni fiiMiefiv tnrtnv on recom
mendation of the United Slates at
torney. '-- ..
investigation idiowod that Iini -clay
was killed by a hlow with a
heavy pipe iij thu hand. of Dean
Coorge, - who yesterday was sent
tenced to: three years at McNeil
Island. . .- : '
Clement's' two blows struck with
a large club are snid to have been
In self defense.
Clement came to Oregon from
Chicago two years ago. The story
bok version nf the "wild and
wooly" west Is said to have over
ronie him... In court todiy he was
decked out in a. ten-gallon hat.
green shirt, red blazer, leather
boots and ll the accoutrements,
associated with lime novel heroes.
I Among the Oregonhins registered
: at .Metlfowi hotels are Cha. C.
j lllller of Myrtle point and Goo. I.
(Letlon of Eugene,. . :
: 40-Inch Crepe Silks
In New Spring Shades
$1.69 yard
Peach beigcj Horner tan, Caslilian
rod, ocean Veen, pink and white.
An ideal all-silk crepe, for dresses
or for fine lingerie. A very fine
quality; priced exceptionally low.
40-Inch All Silk .
Printed Flat Crepes
$2.85 yard
.Beautiful ' .designs,, both' large and
small and printed on a marvelous
tp-iality, heavy, pure silk flat crepe.
For correct spring frocks of the
hettei; sort this is an ideal silk
print. ' ;
54-Inch Fine All Wool
Flannels and Kashene
$2.59 yard
Sport shades of canary, pink, co
pen, orchid, French blue and
win .o, as. well as the street shades
of darker colors,' A '-very - excel-.-"lent
v nl lie;, fine, soft, firm-,' all-wool ,
flannels for early spring weai-C ; :
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Saturday Sale of
100 Newest
Spring
r Dresses
RUSSELL'S
Holeproof Hosiery in
the New Paris "CIox"
$1.95 pair
Beautifully sheer, free from cloudi
ness and rings and with the. much-
$075
To $1.19 Rayon Dress Fabrics
Saturday
Only
59c yard
Saturday
Only
Some of the finest fabrics in our stock at this tre
mendous sacrifice. All absolutely fast, colors,, in
all sorts of large or small, designs, ifuitablo.-for
either women or children.- . ' ,'
You'll not be disappointed
with this Saturday special.
Every garment is "just in";
every garment is absolutely
the latest styles displayed
for spring wear. Georgette,
. Flat Crepes, both plain and
figured. All sizes, from 13
to 44 so you need not hesi
tate to conie. Come early
if you can, but there's lots
of beautiful styles and all
the latest colors. A most re
markable value and not the
qualities you are usually of-:,
fered at any- price within
dollars of our $9.75 special
WW--
wliiii :
desired. ' Mace clockings.". A new
nosierv
o
Is
number by Holeproof.
Colors arc all the newest ' spring
tones, designed by ' "Lucile - in;; -Paris"
for perfect harmony, with
the new spring shades. ; ; '
Phoenix and Holeproof. .
$1.00 and $1.50
Hosiery Values Excel
In the lower priced lines, at $1.00 x
and $1.50 you can find all th new
spring shad.es of Phoenix and
Holeproof ; : Hpsiei-y. , Purejilka
and full fashioned numbers that
yill' ' ''always" i give - youy. perfect ,
satisfaction; Try a f air todjiy and,'
get-;hj6sie;ry'perfec'tioh"f-
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns at
Russell's, exclusively in . .Medford.
.,
"Kaynee'
Wash Suits Here
The Ne wSpring Lines at
$1.98 to $3.98
Really the cutest little suits you
have ever seen for the little chap,
from 2 io 8 years. Mol hers know
"Kaynee" cannot; be beaten for
washing, for service and for style.
A beautiful, new line , of -styles,
fabrics and colors just put. on dis
play for Saturday.
"Kaynee" Wool Suits
Worth Regularly $5.50
Charming New
Spring Wraps
n
Women's Wool Union Suit
Merode Made--Worth io $4.50
$1.59 suit
Sizes 40 to 41 in nierodel' liand-'cut and hand
finished underwear. Some silk and : wool - gar
ments' are in this assoi'tincnt. High heck and
long sleeves, low neck, no sleeves and ankle length
garments. A rare bargain. ' ; ,: '
mm
!.;U,r!
n Kiorics, iiuiy ji u i(u
7f. Ifally'Rmart. - A' faJ
:trtrf".'iiKl dress1'' - W(h" 'i, '
G.7.-,; that, .yo.V-' -'-i MVV "t
inrily expect to IA '
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$3.75
Fiue French spun Jersey, all-wool
tweeds and beautiful all-wool flan
nels in a great color range and
cunnijig little stj'les from to 8
year sb:es. ' Not a garment that
should 'soil for less than .$5.50;
some as high as $10.00, so you see what excellent
values you're offered at $3.75. " '
lW :i ci 'V.....1... i
foffff .n it KiL'ciai" riit,iu iuiy iSiit) - ni
ing. . '" Sjioi'ts coats of 'rift- -"'; y
gant nil-wool' -labriCB, lnlly
M lined at. $12.75. Ileal V smart
looking sportrf
coals at $10.
IV 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ril'f I ill:
Vs ay a lot. more- for. In the
higher .priced range, at. $20.75,
we, display 'marvelous values,
sty lining styles and we espec
ially emphasize the "out-size,'?
and extra size. 'garments at this
price. ' : . ;"
The Cream of the
Spring Dress and
Sports Coats at
$3975to$5975
A display that brings to you the
itmost in style, exclusive do-1
pigns, beautifully tailored and
elegant fabrics.
45-Inch Width
New Curtain Nets ;
39c and 49c
Thinliing of draperies? Soon be
time, so save on these real Values
in;ncw patterns from "Scranton",
the makers of the world's best cur
tains and nets.
New Cretonnes Are
in Stunning Patterns
29c to 79c '
Gay colorings feature the display
of cretonnes just received. A1 beau
tiful lot of, patterns and colorings
at extremely low prices, that will
be of interest to you. . ,
Multicolor Border
Fine Huck Towels',
19c each
Regular 29c towels in 19x38 sizo.
A very sightly towel and a" firm,
smooth huck that, will launder beautifully. These are
exceptional values and we advise early buying, as we
have onlv 25 dozen at 19c each." I, .. ' i? . 1
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