o
PAGE TWO
ORGAN WIZARDRY BELLVIEW SCHOOL
SHOWN BY YOUTH
OF UPPER VALLEY
nm,l,VIEW,":Orc.i March 27
(HpocIaD-OtMrKP.'JaiK m I'arron
ifun (ft Mr. and-. 3lra; Jlomer Jttrr
run of the mrer -piin'1 'nd Mr.
Margaret C'aldwell.'ii'pci'r.s of
York. formerly of Aj'laou;i and ,
relative of the Ccorfie Jjudu fam-1
lly were the artist who presented! .Mr., ana airs, i.onert nebn,ana aIU dauittiter. Mrs. C'hastaln qnd
tba dedicatory urogram, on on family .fit.. Psriliind. who ient L nJ yyaflc Wallis. .t,
Sunday, March 24.- at the Metlo-j some. .lini. in tmuthM-n pillfornUt Jt, Jh' reported that Horner Hr
ilixt church at 2:30 o'clock, to, a and nolntk In .Ariw.no, Moiipod on ! , .,,.,.,- ,,ii, huu
packed house. , ... . ... , r 1
Mr. Barron., pupil of. John Biar,
Evans of . the Vnivcreiiy. if Ore-iman pf Bellviisw un4 , Ali. liarry tril will provide, ample raiucc for
son Interpreted .with remarkable Nordwick of.Mcdford. Tho M'ebb'j jIta . iur(!e tri oi Htoek cattle,
skill and. expression four organ family left tor their homo op Mon-j Which will, bo crazed . on ..these
numbers. This was the, first ap-. day moraine.. ... .. 4 places during toe summer months.
pearance of the talented young) Mr. and Mrs. AVllllam Huxley j irK, t. A. Verrymnn and daugh
artist in Ashland since he has woo) moved to the Emigrant .-Creek dam,ejr Kllen and. Mrs. KufUH Trusty
real praise at the V. of O., and on. Monday, whero luey wilt make', Saturday In Medford.', Miss
those who, heard .the concert were j .their home for several months. Mj,Tyn,: Merryman,'- who is. working
unanimous In, predicting for ibim , Huxley Is employed by the,.Tlta(tn' uedford. returned homo with
a real future. In .hiacliuaen pro
fcuiicn. . - . . ,. 1 . i
Mra. Frank piiulshury, .who, liyo
north of Ashland, . was tuKeji o lhp
community hospital tjunday and. is
reported In a serious condition., J
Mrs. . l-enard t Parks, ( who haa
l?en quite ill. at her l)me wftn
pneumonia Is , slowly Improving,
Mrs., Snooks, who hasbecn a
in Ashland, for .sevcrut ; days., re-J
turned to her home. Sunday, much j
' Improved In health.. 1 '.,'.,, 1
... Mrs. John IlesseneneW-whoi lij
been visiting lf parents in the
east for Hwpast four months, ex. j
pects to leave for hej home In
Hellvle w Mdnilay nfter. Bnster. ' j
- --. - I
j j
Achy? ' -
Too Often This Warns of
Sluggish Kulneyi.
LAME? SqT? Achy? Ewry, aV
1 ' bring nigging backache, jlull heii
rhc tnj diziineis? Kidney oxcretioni
too frequency tcanty or burning in
piftuge?
Ui Dean1! Hilt. They are recom
mended by'tHouuntU in. these condi
tion. jW . t.
Dodn'tf a itiiqulapt diuretic, increaie
the activity f the kidneys ind thin aid
them in carrying off watte impurities.
Ara used and recommende4 the world
ovei. Atlt yoitr n'tiihbor!
50.000 Users Endorsa Doati :
Mra. E. Snydar, 130S Duka St., AUzan
drl, Virginia, ): "I vai rtry tnuHi
nnoftii with paim acrow mp bark. Mf
kidsey actfd alusgiihJr sad rWadachn
botrWd m- lot. I flt jurt tniwrtbU
I hd rtn Doan'a M adrtrtwd and
bought 4 Snm ind it miut't on a(tr awng
cltem bfcr 1 Ictt very much better."
DOAN'S1"
ASTIMIU.ANT DUIRKTIC KIHNKVii
Fbater Mil hum Co. MlgChcm. HuffalcNY-
rmoiiths appeal is
-not Low
&
IN 'CREATING the
Plymputh, Chrysler
Motors has answered
a great public desire
I fr a-ji''riiotor car one
! of unmistakable quality, to
sell in the lowest-nriced field.
Plymbufhywij3if"
is impressive of quality
in every respect.
Qualitv'cmrihas'izes
itself in the full-sizt
roominess and fine-car rich
ness of Plymouth's interior.
' It affords utmost comfort.
Qualify is apparent in
1 Plymouth's, eager pcrform
, nce. Its sturdy hich-tom-
128 So. Riverside
1618 So. Fir
PLAY
ACCOUNT ILLNESS
Mnr. 27.-X
IJELLVIKW
mc wlluol llny wmcfl
wiu. litapwd for. ihis week h.(d. to !dHUKhlerili iouiTO anu Miidrcil M?r
ue; postponed on accpunt o( p: taln; 'brands'. JWneit, lire.' A C.
many ui uie cniiuien oemB or, uie
tk.Jlst, A later, dale will bo are-
Jjnunped
f
their way VibDie to visit.' with Alrq. j
euo s Hiicra. iiru. -reonm Mcrrj -
Irrigation district to look afier the
work around the dam
Mrs. V. I.. Moore lw instructjnx a
class in mnsic on the piano. Moat
her pupils are froin the Beivlew
school.' - , -; . . - - ' ,
Arthur Tepper' Is building. a new
barn pn his iiropcrty near. lhtrtJell
view scboolhouso. The Teuntu-Jiim-
y arc among some of Hie recent
They have cleared arid improved
their property within the last yonr.'
: Miss Edith Chapman l spending
some. , tlmo at the l)omo of, her
brother, . A.,' 11. . Chapman of is'ell
creek, wjillc his wife js iri Chlcd,
Cal,, attending her slater there.
who Is cnjUo III.
Walter Hash, moved his dnlri'
'Stock from lifH ranch In bead In
dian down to hlu farm ori yvo$
crj.iK, vii(;re iney v mt, wt care.a
for until lute Hprliif?. ;
Hohert Oilrnore, Huth Newbry
and Ilownrd Woodson of Uellvic'
took part in the operetta. "JLeln
wala." at the hth .school Hudir
torlum on Thursday and Fridaj
nlKhtH. j
The ludliH pf the Upper Valley
Community, club are HponHorliiK an
other of (heir old-fafchlonod dances
mi Aural il, at the clubhouse. Ke
fifnlinicntH will be nerved an unuul
duritiK the evenins. .
Albert Arnold of the Cove ronuh
was In, Atfhtaud J-'riduy traiidactr
Inn biiHlneHM. ' Mr. Arnold huH. u
large herd of dully qows on his'
vm-o.iu. WW... t.ream is oer
. iiveien to me local creamery savr
cr.il times during tho week.
' Mis. Alice IJIrleh pf Jacksonville
Is spending ,sevpral days ut f'e
h.ime pf her .son, JIuy L lrlcli. lmlp-h
Ing cure tof Miss Helen ITlrleh.
w no recovering irom a severe,
attack of rheumatism. I
(leorge KleliUtrltl who recently
'camo to this vleliilt''from Klamn,th
rails, mis pureiiaseu ine vviiiiain
Whipple place In llellvlcw. Mi'.
Kieuutriti expects to plant must or it... - .. ... . . i ,,. ,
his ncreage to gladioli bulbs. Jin : .. "JiclHy uf the lialnbuw Division.?'
decided on llcllvlew us having tiio' ft: fHlpklng screen comedy of the
Ideal soil, after makln r many liir ; w(ir, (;omes tu the Isis thcatcc Sat
vestlgatlonH of tin1 - soil between . urday.. .Tho . fun In. this, screen
liranls 1'ifs and Jlellvlew. U J. scrcain Is furnished by. Oreightoh
lteeil, our llellvlcw j I'lillnr, imille. Ilitie and Alexander Alt, while the
the busliiesN traiisaitliiii liotwurK .fimlntno;ltiauty,' uUvnysv-in-iiereij.
I hi; two parlies.; iC.' jHury adjunct In any film. Is pu-
Itufus Trusty eniertaliiedi a I vldrii, $g HaiiJUio (laroti and Joan
nr.mp if frlenda Hf her homo east Standing. Ijblh beaulles oT''tlle, first
i of Ashland Sunday, with a -de-' magijltude.
;;.HBy.SLER MOTORS J'RODUCT;
TiSmit,
Price
Alone
pression engine of the famous
Chrysler "Silver - Dome"
principle, gives Plymouth
unbelievable responsiveness,
smoothness and capability.
Quality and safety both
enafactenzc t'lvmouth sruc-
geu cnassis and axles
and its famous -rifChryslcr
wcathcr-
.m
I'.
1 ' M'
ni beciufr ;tier
Jy.-ir.ie and iirentth.
rut-gr.e.iwd f:rfiom from lim
itatwni an i;t-jtitely 1xf,t'y that
V- gt'm Kal who woe imong
the tiut Aqp.iaa i'olon!jt.
Med ford Motors
Eakin Motor Co.
K1
afET)FOT?D MATT.
II clous 1. Qjock dinner. Those
1 !'. l J 1 . l W
j Wilda Merry W4n, Wihh Myrtle SiQf.
i rd. Paul Culbertson and Howard
wuiey. ; ; - -
Walter PJerson, truck farmer oi
H)U district,., made, a buljfis trJi
to Klamath FalU Saturday, taking
AVer load jf fresh, vegetables; ,
- .AnjpriKjthe BeUvipvy. y pop to who
yvprc in aiientiaijca at me q?fu
"catory exercises held at the Meth
odUt, church punday tcrpqn at
3:30 . o'clock were. Mt, and i Mrs.
(L. P.i JitTvej-. Jr. and Mm ,Wil -
i ,.,,,. M n, U.rliln ,.ml
Joy ,, dauRhters Uelhand Aden.
'4,,., ji,,n;,.r jioore, Mp. and Mrs.
"; p. True, Mr. William liryan
ti,e Owen nrotterty in.Dead Indian,
ino ,i,0 juaije anrt seeney place.-),
1 ner motlier-to spend the week-end.
Mrs. t.' K: ilarne.s attended, the
mfeilng of the Howena circle, on
XhM'sday afternoon' at the home
.of Mrs. .Claud Pool of Ashlar. '. ; A
;bbsihesa meeting was .heltj, afer
which a social hoyr' of music .and
i.n i" ' "' :
f .,....'i..L
Mr?. y.. I, 'elch. Is popfincd 'to
her hpnio with meuflie.s. A. pum
ti:r -of other puplltt from, RfUvlpw
are nlt-o out of;i:houl ,thLs,wqck
I of account of tho. Haine illapHH.
- wr. ana airs. . i;. ijuoey icrt
pn MurchS for rbrtland, alter
r.ccevinK ;word lha(. tho body of
iiifcir son. Jtpoem iiancy, pad been
fouad jt the 'VVIIameHe river - It
is bUpved by officer. Utyl 4tPbP
drove li car off t thej dyck anil
was qrowneq.,: ; , i
.. Wrf Jiuney pprchattil , a acre
are in Jieilview twq yqarH end
ha been rpaklnff hit honp thpri-
On February 1 Uth, Mr. , IJ,ney1 re
chived word frpi bis .divorced wjfe
that their )pn had . n)yt,criou8iy
diHappe.a,red. Jj.f Huney Joinad ha
former wife: and hejpvd with the
search for their yon. ( Wot , hejnfr
able to, fii;d him. uftpr a week's
search, .tiie .co.upiq- were remarried
at Vancouver. Wah and returned
to his home lu. this vicinity.
Mr. Uogun, who has Ueeu fedr
Ing his cattle on his place in Nell
Creek district, moved them .to the
Kayiiw, pasture on Monday.
Kr8(i Homes had bis drove of
ranK1, t,B bl.nndl!a Bna dehorned
; i,t tho moami,,,,.,. ,llaCo on Mon-
day i.eImml0Iy t0 turning them
: pn (ho range
jfe ininu;, iftwW.rtf&rha been
, for s(.VP,.a, wecU;(- llt ,lb,0: ))0
i,.0undl hfr home. S'i
f
wy V. ' C- ' ' ' "
KOlUCtftfg jJCteCn i;
: ., ... v f
. C Omedy OS I8t
(' g
i
ma
run.'-s'ur'ci.iifi, 'j
proof internal -expanding
Ipur-jylicql hydraulic brakes.
Plymouth also leads in
economy yielding constant
large saying in upkeep.,
for all-round excellence
the full-size Plymouth is un
doubtedly superior to any
thing .ever before offered in
the lowest-priced field."
Oufe, SiiJSs RttJiltr lwii nmij
tmh rtp'St !i- Pur StJ, .
Ttur tnjr, Mftf; Dt Ijvct- Qtuft (
rumiit Ml), t95; 4-Dctr Stltm,
'putty ,'ra.'(,i atlni f uwiit i"
uni tht tKnitiff ft lim pt)mti. '
IPXYM01J3II
AMERICA'S I.OWEST-PR1CED
FL1.1. S1ZE CA.R
'Phone 762
Phone 304
Quality
TOTTTOm MEDFQIID,
'rEACkB; pOJ K$t Murd 7
.tSimMali rr?tV'll!Wii: Miller . a
'graduate t! of Bast Point high
Mchool of the class 'of 1 92,?' and
jtrow a'ttVniJIni; airliultufijl' ciolleeo
.at CotvalUs sunriod i)s yj a ysit
ye4yt.: tmpXjQ.,- euIipaJio graced tenter th. table,
."-.7. t:-. .'t'i ' -rmf --r-r
iiupus..gavo:.a (iurprine parii "p
hoaor ; oi, bia. yi
i waa! held .in tlio old school. build-
isitcir, j.
, Hio party
ins the evening of March 21. Miss
Janiifjp.iinrt Miwa.Huru.Jn charge
of .the tttivjtifjK planned a puqi-
ber pf new game which, kept up,The w in ,very plcllai
Uie -'cnthusia3rB ..,for.1,thl fWlrp j'aat 'eerwSqi (; I,'. .X , . .
evening. ,
,.iAt. X 0. o'clock re'reahments were
served consisting f ..,a , .delicious
variety.pf sandwiches, cake and
eoffep, i. The. Refreshments.' were
prepared by the higb, sehqul gu-ls
and proved that wq.tave, a. num
ber of go,od cooks amqnf the Jiigh
school, girls. ., j;'..' (Jt,;.:.Mi. v :'.
, Those present were Gladys Cow'-'
den,; Pprothy, Coy,. Freda pnam
bers Margaret Jinophy, :. Margaret
Sisty,; Sybil Castor. Kathryn Phil
bropl Elsie Wilhite.- Dorothy. IVU.
blU'i ; KrnciitinD :Xahack . and .Irs.
JilttorUuB v (Wililam'sj ..rh q t h o r,
William Miller. Merle Jacks l!ob-
crt. Humphroy, , .Benny , Jjellows,
John . Henshaw,, Frank PettlsrcW,
Ilobert , philbrook,,; Ci.eorge Phil
bropk. Thomas , Cok Ilpbort Bit-
te jlins,' . r.udy , Weldman, :. Gerald
Ward and Mr. Tlonham. ,-Teachors
wore W lis.. Ilonham; Miss Jamison
w Ims -1 In rt .and Mr. IJavles. .
, .John Jlolwrtspn delivered a load
of. wood. to. A. J. Flonty.. Monday
afCernoon. . Mr. Ilpbortson has a
lot of wood pn hand,, and a-truck
tin deliver it. . ... .; , , . '
.On Friday evening at 8 o'clock
began beautiful, cojprful illus
trated lecture by -Mr. atteron
showing, scenes along the.Kedwopd
Jilghvay. bcElnniiig t Clrajnts Pass
and extending southward over Its
full length.' Mrs. Patterson's Illus
trated song of her own composi
tion "Columbia," was most In
uiih.imr 'and expressive. - of : the
beautiful waters, .and it's, secrets
'of. charm. ..which havo been held
for only those paying her. a perr
.spnnl visit.-. ! r;,.. i '
.A surprise which Is. also .bring
tn'ir -nmehi comment among the
niore mature folks of Kaglc Point
la the -quality and resonance of
the voice of young Uudy .Weldman
as a .lyric tenor. At- thls-wogram
lie sang.' "Sonny 'Boy." In. a most
pleasing manner. The double duct
rcninred by the choir was very ac
ceptably received also. . i
Tho' church, was fUd id. its' full
capacity us is. uypal yen ,tl
people of ', tills vfeln'ty are- called
uuoii for, a bcnpvoleijce. A neat
sum was realized. t"F full' amount
going to .tbq itdles'- AUV socloty
of ,te Kaglp i'olwt communis,
church . to;. bp jjlncei 4n (ho jfr-,
v(;o wherp. It .niay . pt .';
bpneflt. .. ; ' '
The fjScnds und nplKl.l'ors . of
William' ' livlUrouli wore, sad-
ilpncd when . they flcani? ox ..nisi
death ut tho Sai l ed Heart nos-
ptal at iledfprd Marcp 22-
l.'or twenty years no was re-
loved .by , Ills t many .friends ana
ne.lgliburs.. He was always, rcaa
to lend a helping hand and was
alwavs a friend, .to those In need.
funeral services wore .held at the
Perl Funeral homo Sunday at 2
o'clock. Mr. Eaton of tne tjapiiei
church read the funeral service,
which was beautiful and impres
sive. '"Somewhere tho Sun Is
Shilling." and "In the Shadow, oi
Ills Wings.'' were rendered by tne
trio. Mrs. Hosle Smith. Airs, r.ann
Wfldmnn und Mrs. Jesse Mlttle
Ktartt. ,,'rhe body was tlien. taken
to Hie Medford cemetery . when
There's a I .and That Is .VaJrer
Than Ksy," and 'Nearer M' -i"'1
tii Thee," were rendered.
The- pall-hearers, his neighbors
each otic of 'whom loved him as
li brotiier. were George Stowcll.
('barley Ulvan, lister Throekmor
ten. Karl Ksi b, Willlulii HolniHli
and John W. Smith. The service
9-Jutied., with -thft words, ;"ltrilher
jiolj.raoJSi.farewll.". Hoss Kline
was lu pbiYgo of tho funeral. ;
Mra. Chllilieth Is greatly Im-
lir,oved. and . has . stopped taking,
treatments . at Jucksorivillo. Wej
are hoping!tliut she. wll soon be i
put aud around. . - - j
Mrs. Pettlgrew, Mrs. Floydj
Pearce und Mrs. Allle Daly were
Visitors recently,. . . - ,
,Mr, tjnd Mrs- 4- l'- M"" and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
JJo, Arinoiul at Sams Valley Sun
day. .. ..
Mr. ..Ha n kins came, boine Satur
day,, jnprnitig unj will scnd the
summer, with his family In Eagle
Point. ., '.. , j"
Mrs. William Perry, was a, plens
an( caller on Sirs. '..Weldman Mon
day afternoon. , '
r. ond'Mrs. Ted Senmu. Jtudy
Wetdma,n, Mary Uannatord,. Isoleo
Drown and C. F. Davlcs attended
a business meeting in pentral
i'olnt Wednesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Semple, Miss
K'aucy , Semple .apd '-fpn, ' Jlmmie.
9t the; Vopriics. jrphard ver.all
day visitors at the home of Mr.
and .Mr. . Tptt .V.esUtl find family
ifttnda . .. . j - s .'( '
, KourlecB tjf our , Christian en
deavor member attended the lec
ture by Dr. Ir Laiuirlth of Chi
cago field lecturer for tho Chris
tian endeavor - movement' at Med
ford Monday-evening, o' -: .
. Mrs. Ayers visited all day with
Mrs. Witiklns. Miss Annie Watklns
and Mr. . and ' Mrs. Phillips of
Bundott. fre..' WeduesdayT
Mrs. John KhiI.t and Mrs. Har
vey Stanley were -shopping in
Medford Monday. . .
i piiTUplT, Mr. it, (jPI-r-roid
Dernrap IlinehioHD. St. membrr of
onp (if Del roil pioneer (auiillc.
died here Uni nit hi slu-r nhorl
illnvi. Hp wm member of the
fli-et Detroit IviMbnll clut. In ISS-
, . . , .5.
foftEflON, WRTOfESDAY,
II
AT EAGLE POINT'
'EACn.ra'pOJXT, Orei- "Mart 27.
(Special.- 4 birthday 'narty was
Hlycri ai the hPine or Mr, and Mrs.
ii. ,atowi.'il l-rJday evenings it
byint' Wra. titpwell'w blrtbday anni-
,V?rsary. r very ijeliciousdinner
iva-t aeryed and a very beautiful
Hho .raphiswere Mccoratedi with
tlaffMdiis.,rho..e, present were Mr.
ai)d .Mrs., Jib; 4n'Ko... Mrs. . .Nettle
jUroyerii Mr,,, and Mrs. V'iUiam
Perry, : ;f?earl Stowcll. the'. Misses
M.yrtic and Ber."ta nd son tommy
onil M f and U r T K! Utu-cll
The. Hilton brothers," well known
dairymen . of Medford, . were busi
ness, eallera;. Sunday, , aftcrnaon at
the home of K. A...,W'eidmap,
.:.Sr. and, Mrs. ftoy. iiprleson.'' Miss
i.eotia Fish aiid tbe.',Miaaea. Ercpl
ad Vernadine Young all of' Phoe
nix, Mrs PhUbr.oolt , and dqughtcr
Kuttverine, .wpre , visitors ; Sunday
afternoon at the hume of Mr. and
Jvfrs. otto .Caster and t daughter
syb'ii.",.. ' v,..'.ri.
, ! Jllas Byl)l( ,Caster,)iiad lier, (.onslls
remoyeij Saturday afternpnat Mpd-
fpnjj, ;.' .,: .... ; ,.. ,. ',. ,
:, Oifvld. Prince has bought the
four-tlotjs'- adjoining, libs, prqiierty
frqm .the county. ..Hp will, seed it
tp, alfalfa and. thiiiK. he can , raise
enough 'hay to feed his cow dur
ing the, .winter. seaspn., ,,, !
.S, j..' Harnish had .thr.ee .. teeth
epftracted iuid. Mrs bwazy had five
takqri out: by pr. Govo at Mctlford
Saturduy.1... ,...;-, . !
I. U, Iluel.IIildretlji of Butto. Falls
is .visiting with Mrs. S." K.' Hbwlett
and Miss Hattie Hpwlplt.at the
Sunpyside hp'tel. . , '' . '
. Mrs. John Grpb was taken, to
the sanitarium at .Jacksojivifle Sun-,
day. , , ,. , . , . -
Among the guests at the Sunpy
side hotel Sunday were Mrs. Pat
terson, Mither Patterson, S. H.
Ilnrnlsh apj Mrs. Swaiy;.. , i
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry and
Mrs.. Mettle Groyer took . dinner
rh"!- An.p.Ayer, at
"iyuw,u ? ? ' MfVu "K
attended the V. P. Holbrpok fu
neral. a.- - , ,
Air- and Mrs. Percy TIalcy,.
Grace Cowden ajid spn )iob,ert ypre
tradinff- In Medford Saturday. !
" Mrs, A. Hi Hall received a. let
ter last week from her . mother n
Chicago and she reported that they
were, having lovely weather right
nuw lu .Chicago. - ,. . .
Elmer curley ot Central Point
was a business visitor one evening
this last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A.J u. rlall. . t j e?a 1 eu 1 1
Mr. Km in a loig of the Antelope J A 0 mL.- MfaMis)
district called, on Mrs, Joe May-lflTA "A' T'J
ham recently. : ,' V-flUi T I U. 9
Dr. Sears, our .local, doctor,. Is STpENGTHE THE pOWELS
still, attending Mra. Joe Mayham,-M npl - -who
is. very slck...-.iv..r :;i ' : jHAND JSV THEY WORK
Sylvia Hankins was opt of schoql j HINOKD-TOP WfjwJz VhlLE YOU
Friday, due to sickness. t TJN POXEf mJaW - - ?HM
MW Kfcrl ytonec. cashier at . . a
Notice to Prpperty Owners
Petitioning .for Street and Sewer
,,! Improvements ' ' . - '
The City Council will inept in l-euulnr ses.sion at the Conn-'
cil Chitnilicr on Juesday, Anf 2, at 7:!50 P. M.? tq eou
sidi'r the construction of the following improveiiici'itij :
PAVING
Alder Slrwt from West Jackson to north end of street.
South Centra! from nuiti; Uii jrWBiit: jiaving to Hoyd
Street. "" (' '" . , ',
' Oiik Sti'fct fi'oi.'i VVesl Secoiil In .lackson Street.
GRADING AND GRAVELLING
Suniinil Aveilue I'niiir.lai'kidm 10 Clark Street. 1 ' f; -MeAiiilrew
,'riim' It'eildy to Queen Anne Avenue!
West Ilolfy frmn1 Si'iniinil to 'oluiiiliiis Aveiiue.
West Ninth Street froiu,lJ.iiutJton to alley west of 'Block
4, liqss Addition. , , , - . ' .
Juanucttu .from Main (o West Kiglith Street.
. 1 i.r" . SEWERS ;
Suiniiiit Avolllie fi'om'Clal'k'to south line Lot 6, Ulock 3,
Clary's Place . Vd!itioil. ;,!'.
Alley; Hloek" i; Cray's Aitdi'tion, from Jackson Street
'north to-south linii l-tt 6, Block t, ' Cray's Addition. ' ,
West' Main from Columbus to Chestnut Street.
West Teiijh from Hamilton to Lincoln.., ( j- . .
Cohm(jus Avcinit) from Ilavj'n to south line Lot ?, block
. i, JlillYfcw Addition, .,, . . .. V,
The' estimated costs of the above improvements arn 'on
file St the City Superintendent's office, and all parties
interested are requested to be preseut at.tjte mating for
the purpose of voieing' thei'apprgvui or rejection to' the
iiiiproveuients. -
STREET JUjp SEWER COMMITTEE,.
x ".r -CITY OF MEDFORD. i ri l.
iK1T.H.! tIAMMOrUVtliairman.. wwt
... Jl - l.. -I Itl l ...... .- . i
SWIFT & COMPANY
' - , . f RODUCE DEPARTMENT f . , s
North Fir Street . K , " Phone 957
. ' r.t ' e
. Cash-Buyers of Poultry, Eggs
w"..'- and Veal
Ask About Our Free Culling Service and Transportation
-M AKCn 7,-1929.
the First State bank, has been alclj
In bed at. the home of -.her tnothe ri
Mrs,. Royal firown, since last Fri
day. Mrs. Stoner ia slightly bettor
now and expects t ue around pret:
ty soon.
ftlrs. W. H. Brown is on the sick
list A-ith a sore tnroat. but nothing
serious. . j, . , . .
-;Lucih Hurst lata -been i'aisent
' from school, due to a bad cold. .
j FA-ter Saturday and tho egg
i . i t
jlMui fiu nli Byuii new, rti.M
will be . staged in the City park.
We- had an extra - large school
Sunday morning and we are hoping
bo. keep up the attendance all Bum
mer. Mrs. Prultt's cass still holds
the bapner. There is always a
pleasant rivalry pertaining to the
banner. - :
Mrs. Royal Ilrown -was not able
to be out, du eto sicknpss in her
home, so Mrs! Ida Kent taught her
;efass.'; Alt teachers were on timo
iand. the, school hour iveflt off .fine.
": "'' f.
filgij SM'keyo Treaty." ,
WASHINGTON, Mar. 27. (P
A treaty for the preservation and
extension of sockeye sulmon fish
eries of ' the Fraser river . system,
which Includes the waters contigu
ous to the state .jf Washington and
the province pf British Columbia,
was signed teay by Secretary Kel
logg and the'(. Canadian-minister,
Vincent Massey. '
of exercise
Don't Buffer - the- consequencea of
persiBtent lack of exercise, f-earn the
simple secret of the execeiscr in the
vest-pocket Uox for a- dime! Millions
know il l ,, v- . ; . (
Cancaeeta make bilious, headachy,
constipated people feel yoiiderful.
Xieir cll'ect ja not only quick, bufc it'
lnatiii2..They uive the'boivels oh much
...dd,.; i T l
! 'Oils, salts and ordtnnrv' bivat ivm
j db not act like CnscftretH.-'-l'hesc things
prouM.cc m(y ,niccimnif:!i pr cneinical
hactipn.- -Tiiey attually weaken i the
.xiwele.i 'You have tq kocp dosing with
them. ' C -: . - '-
Kach time you use Cascarots. vour
bowels become atconeer. Thev nre
ntade- foio Cascara Kaffrida. Vhich
i iiipulates the natural pcrialaltic ac-;
iin ypf the Jipwi'l .niufrle'...tlijng S
jl-s aes' this." Thataorount fay the ;
Jiopuiarit.v o( .Cnacjirets aijtf their tre j
iuiPiftU wlei ot'.pv.e ijn .uiiljjuu 'p.ack-
j
- i
Invesimenl Pays 1
Bigger Dividends Than
A Home of Your Own
It saves j'L'iit nioiipy, increases in valuation as
surroimding neighborhood improves and the
city grows and pays the greatest dividends in
happiness and a feeling of security for your
self aiid your family; t' ' . - '
IGowenient
Home Loans
, 'v 'Offerey'tIieT''? '
'' fJACKSON COUNTY
Building & Loan
ASSOCIATION
make it possible for you to have 'your own
home. Come in, talk it over with us. Begin
a sayings account now toward the initial pay
ment. Krio,
7 Preferred Stock
They realize that an investment in this institution ij-4
sai ii, FKOFITAELE aria AVAILABLE. Ownerd of
this stock have just been paid $30,000 in earnings for
the last sis months. Invest NOW and let your money
work for you. ; .
Over 20 years in Medford
Not one of our stock
holders has lost a nennv.
OE3Q1
SOCIO
0
iTrovybridge Lumbervy?Ard
Everything in Lumjicr and Building Materials
Distributors for John-Mannville RoofinQS
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cabinets, Windows, toor3, Screens. Etc.
o
Q
Jlf" 7"? PW Reliable established In '1908
W??n.,B n"d of ANYTHING tor Building; PhbneV238.
, ..j tan dC ot real service to You. , " - -Vote
for the Airport Bonds
OE30S
Fred Gottfried Amos Turnhovr
GOTTFRIED ft TURNBOW
Expert plumbing, heating ant
I sheet meUI repar shop,
i We specialize on service at real
i enable prices. No Job too amall.
81 N. Qr.po St. , phon. 6
1 ITiMTD WiylRrfrffi
A
t -
30E3
mm