Medford mail tribune., June 10, 1929, Image 6

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MEDFOKD MATL TRTP.UXE, MEPFOTID, OnTiOX, MONDAY, .TTTXKIQ, 1020.'
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QUILT IS PIECED
AT EAGLE POINT
CIVIC CLUBFEET
F,
. hy Charles G. Booth.
rtmilT nrAlnrilT mlrl' rMilli's ill ll frll liiiiirx III Iiik iif his luai
III llnl I 111 V IIILM I i lM-Ollll-1- Hill llC lUM.XIll. I lllll'. II M'i.llT. 1' 1 1 , 1
ill if I KiA r i "" "'- " hlm "" l""l'B
I 191 I I llLVtLsL.l1 I jcarils used III I hi- ilNiislnilli kiiiik- " 'What yuh
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N)n.ii-ls: M.ilki.1 rji rein! Kwry I'lti li'K face aiilM ai iil In t!io inuk.
lllhiK lust In ll"' lii'i'l krr fcillur 1 I'atl hail lu .ress hi, hamls to
uilh tliH l.untly. P li-rsim ill- his nuki-il ht.y lo iinii't tha pountl-ii-l-aUly
nnll's ill ll fi'll Iiuiii-k IiU Iiik 'f hix In-art. The iluoi- 0ionoil
nnwt la- t-omlnk; In.
Ilil nrnlllitl to IiIh .-IS.
uh want?' liu Miarli'd,
ui'iv inarl.iil mi ili-wily (lint Ihi' in a fall" Imitation of l.undy's
' marking 11111M mil In- htm hy Hit" . Ihk1i-!IU Ii-(1 vok o.
i. w.i i.. i.i, i vn n,. 1 111 I C N" tA , l'OINT. flic. June liam-ll iU' mil uu- ii-iij.-f in . ... .. ,. ,
.... " . mm,., ..',.,. t','.-.,v..,..i ! 1. (KlMTlal.) Jiiiy .Mlllunl, who I l.i"ly'n Mifctarlcn an- iiiaBiiir.vlliit was J".'1 IHiin' a look-Hur-.' ,
(hiii-cluD I ho (Me Iiniiuvimiiitlwiii) )n)m(;(1 lnj)t Iiiy hy IgUumt. pari ..I' liU i-uniilne plot. ! "lit out, tli.-ri!1 ilail nhouteil in
club met Tliurmluy afternoon. Jane i ,,.,.,,. janK ,, ,nii ,.llt" 17 f,,,,.. IVKi-snii ivIiiiiih In l.ulllly'.s ulllii" the xunie voice. ;
C, In their hull over Ilrown'x atari'. tur(. of one leg l.eliiw tlie knee 'mill n 1 ii-i's hlm of 'l iIiib. Tlii'j i "FII1I1 slammed tin. 1I001 'nhiit.
T, c.n.llv nut.ihi-r of ' and t wo fracture of Hie other leu. 1 fill-, lull 1 ,11 liny M llllll.'l ' ' n.-.unillK num.
lailiea pn-miit and the time wunl'""' I" in milto a h-iioiih i-ondilioii.
I Mr. i'arrie Miller ami dailKhter.
GOLD BULLETS SOUTHERN OREGON COMMUNITY CLUB
AT TALENT HOST
TO OLDER LADIES
PLAN FOR TALENT
spent in plrHi.tr 'l"Ht MoHis.
H.U'khoh rur in nay ,M I Marian, ami AIi-m. (Jllstnii ami
Kthfl Klorey, Mm. JI. JJ. CuinpbHI ! Austin' Ki'iwr of Salom, wliu win
unl AIik. H. i:. Ilowlelt. jri-turnlnj- from Korl Joih-m, Calif.,
.Mr. uml Ali'H. Amlrvw Dalpozzti MH.n, .sn(f,ty whj, Mr. and Mr.
iin'.l diiUKhtur. MIhs KMv, ami tlnlr -nink .Milk-r.
Kuest, AMhh L.hih Hrown, stopppil j u itt)(.r c,.nijiil
un their way to .Santa J'arhuni, ',,itIt Tlnusilay lr,kin nlK-r his
i'iilif., for a two lia.vH' visit at the ( I(J.(,IM.,.y J(.fnro h-avhiK for Ott-an
home of Mr. and Mia. Kai l mniT. t j.J(l k
j.iu party wh vn route from Hi-I ,t.,.Vn Clcancn and hH nlnt-r.
ulllc lo tliolr hnino in California. I MrM ,.;11(M i(iijikhiiiI, and her little
A minor opm-unon was ihm- KUIJ nuhtUi (Jean, left Thursday
inuinik- for Cfiihlund, Calif. M
fornit'd on MIkh Lota Jicnslmw hint
wwli ul tho BiuTt-d Heart huspital
in Medfonl.
"Jim; HurlcBon of Klamnth KuIIh
1st vlhltinK "t the home of ln-r
duuKhter, and non-ln-lav, Mr. and
Min. T. M. Castor.
Ml. KarnH worth and family, who
hftvc hten lorated on the ranch
hclonKlne to iivu. itrown and hdiih
for a lotiK time, removed to Talent
l.lHt weclt.
Mih. Tetrry and Mrs. i'erey
llniey went to Central 1'oint Tuch
tlay afternoon and hrouht Mi-h.
Solh haek with them for a few
day' vinlt.
Mr. and Mrn. Charley Jacltson
and family of Medford are now at
home at their ranch near the
Uutjan - place. Mr. Jack huh han
hud the houHc remodeled and has
throe nrreH In iadlno clover and
other cro)H.
Air. and .V.ih. O. F. DuvIch left
Sunday moi-niiiLf fur a week'H- vlnil
at Myrtle l'oint.
Mr. and AIi-m, William Terry
visited Guy Trultt at the Marred
Heart hospital In Medford .Sunday,
Mr. Prultt underwent an operation
fur appendlciils and did not do
cr well. After the visit, Mr. and
Aim. J'erry nmtured to Ashland
and jtp(nt til rest of the day nt
the home of- Mr. and Alia. Kd
IliKh.
Mr. and M r. l'Hter .Smltli of
Klamath Kails were recent vis
itor at the home of Ah, and Airs.
C K. Cowden;
Alr and Mrs. V. C. Clements
it tended the annual commence- j
ir.L'nt of St. Mary's academy. In the
Sacred Heart Catholic churca at '
Medford. I
firtirB lanl;ey and Chalmer i
P.:nj?er, fitrnierly of the ltoj;ue
t'.iver vat ley and recently if Vaki
ma. Wafh.. were culling on friends
Krlday evening In lOagle l'oint.
Mrs. filanclio Stanley and thil
itrn left Wednesday morniiig with
her unrie for Hiiver lake, where
Ihejr will spend tho summer
months.
vln will enter Hie races at San
Jose.
.Mi-, anil Mrs. Calvin CnlUIns and
Mrs. Junes and son of Kurcka,
fa llf",, who visiled at the Dirk May
home, returned home by way of
'reseenl City,
Airs. Nell Cnnler is visiting
friends In Ashland.
Aiiss Gladys Holmes, accom
panied hy tier little niece, spent
Decoration day in Portland.
Uttle Nadlne Abbott Kpeut I"Kt
week with her grandmother AIc
Klnnlrt in Sams Valley.
.Mr. and Airs. J. ,. Hnlloek of
.Myrtle Creek were dinner guests of
-Mr. and Air;-. John AleJlrnpsey
Thursday. They were on their way
to visit their daughter at Sun Di
ego, Calif.
Air. and AIih. J. - Alenefee of
iiOH Angeles are visit ing tlielr
daughter. Airs. ). D. Tucker, and
may locate in the valley.
Orth Miller spent last week witli
his grandmother, Airs. Tom Kame.
of Trail.
Aiiss llcrtha Aiyers of Gold Hilt
was visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Welch, Thursday.
Mm. KII.1 Seth is visltini? her
sister. Mrs. Nick Young, of Kagle
l'oint.
Truman Scott has returned from
California, whero he M)tnt the
winter.
Otto Frazier and family are
staying at the home of Tm
lteteher.
CENTRAL POINTW.R. C.
linnet
inlvNCH mid IVIrrsu-rs uohleii hlll,''! course. 1- itch had 110 1'c6hoh to
-11 ll.es l.uuily in liu; linill. hilleve the two flK'lreH I10, saw
were not d.id'.s ami J.umly'ii, lut
'll.l"ri:n 40 1 d.m't think one man In a huu-
"lllill" mill ".Villi" died could have carried It off.
"Had wan pretty liadly Hliakcn," . "it wasn't likely that Klli ii
Jerry continued, -1.111 lie couldn't would look In 11 aln for awhile,
prcreinl 10 li'VielH he didn't f"el. ! ,, craiamed the marked curd
l.undy wan a rascal and he'd IM,, ., perl.et and raised tile wish
l.n.iiKht it on himself. Dad slid',,f nM. rH,rih window to tho to).,
over to the door, expectini,' this fm,iIK through he ilroppeil to
would he the end. jthe roor of the l. an-'o l.n-'V, .
"When liif opened the door lie J then to the ground li'-low. IIo lis
caw the rush lie had expected ieed. Noinim,- happened. ne
hadn't hemin. It didn't Pike dad hadn't l.ei-n .seen, evidently - Me
Imub to realize that the kIiouIIiik remenihered, then, that lieil for
uiisiairs had h.-en lilentlfleil witli j-ottell to hrinK Iundy'H miitnlfv
that downstairs and that It was , passes. Well, ho W'UHIl't golnu
supposed 10 he pint of the. Bdlenil 'hack for them.
jollification. I came to (he inltie property
"Hut Just then he saw Fiteli 1 1,, eulleil Jlillou liy name. Hut
orealt .away Irom a uroup or men , lilllon didn't answf.r. Dad caWed
near the front door and come j niln. mill he didn't nnswoiv
slowly down the hall lo the slair. "n, peered Into the shadows of
Dad itulckly shut the door. Fitch's ; the overhaul,-. Had Dillon laid
casual unit didn't Indicate he sus- some sort of a. trap for hlm? he
j wondered. The (julrkcHt way to
peeled sometliliiK' W'ns wt'.HlK.
"Dad had Intended to Kilhmlt the find out was to move towards the
cards and Dundy's oilier pair of inline door, and tills he proceeded
i;lass. si to ihe miners, hut with i to dy. T.iere was no siun of Dil
l.llndy dead and the miners full of Ion anywhere,
his cheap will-key. ho dotihtcd if i ".lorry!- did shouted,
this were wise. TJiey'U, Li;..uiorc.- "There Was. no answer. 'Jerry!'
j (lly Mi's. 51 11 1'liill Trycr)
: TADK.NT. Ore,, June ill. (Siie
tcial.) At the meeting called Wed
' nesday nlfht to orKauize tho Arcll--ery
In I. I a inenilii'rs wore-takon
i in. wlilch cousllluted Ihe charter
m e in h e r s. Temtiorary officers
were elected, and a meeting was
called for next Wednesday nlKlit
I to elect permanent officers. I'ians
Jare helm; arraiiKed 10 orKanize a
'team In southern OrcKou to coiu
' pete in the iirchery tournament
'with any other district of the :;late.
I The heaihiuiirtoi-H for the tourna
, meiit will he arraiiKed for in Ash
'laml. and one here in the city park
l.oliind the town hall for practice.
i.V very intereslim; two-tarifet shoot
i contest as enlercd Into. A j.:ood
! sized crowd was present eonsider
jiliK the stormy evenim,'.
I flus Deck, who had heen called
to .Sii iti:i, Kan., on account of the
jdcalll of hia father, returned home
Wednesday mornlne;.
I Thuodore, .Ioiioh from Whltllor,
i(':ilir.. Is visltliiK with his sister,
j .Mrs. Victor .Mason, and family,
I Sunday , afternoon .Mr. and .Mrs.
j.Maron and ,t;ieir Kiie.st visited.
friends In the Valley View district.
I .Mrs. Charley Kates Is confined
AND DEPT. MOT;
ij lM."i,.fr:u,.vj W, , vf5 ' JO? . EIV-
o
pi'rttiV ffrl rtdlhlrd 1th snirthing soft and heavy .Icn-y's lnnly
ihi.n likely
Al im ( urn Crandall, who lias'i,, .K. j., , Tll(B w ... ; Vm-i Jriv
jusi returned from a vitdt al i:enil ,nj. ,ji;iur(.
nd Portland, uml lier 'trot her,
C. li-A-i I
i-f t-nierUiininy ihe
t'i lynch him andiho roared. 'This is Alcjc!'
and inquire into tho t "t'ncle Jerry didn't answer, and
nteiiiv of i.n cas- afterwards. He dad took out his keys. His hands
1 .1 -.;J . . ' niJufii 1 1 ih nun i winilnu ... ..s iimk sit th:it Mo cmi i hutillv fil
vwil Crandall. and fum.ty, were at ; K;,inhOUtrh and the uep rtm-r T 1 he murt tio lH'1,l,r ti,lin Ihilt- -t,l k,,-v lnU tlu ol,li ,iml luil
the Sunuyside for dinner and spent lru..T, Airs, j.ui-r Peed ai4 ' lie Mid over to the door and ' "He went into the tunnel, call
in it afternoon, froir. their new v. w- i .. u... . 1. 1. 1 iiiir in 1'nele Jerrv. Tiiei.. was on
MoiiroM, at their regular meeting ! loitering on the stair. Shut- i"' ,-sponse. He found a match, but
Juri" S- UtiK tiic duor, he huirled into tliat ( ,"'fo'L hp i'uW strike it his feet
Mr. Alury ;rim left Saturday Mire room. Pn.f. ssor Jji vdeu ! collided with sonu-tliing wift and
fur CoivaMi., where siie will spend Pope s v. ax figures stood in two j heavy
home nt Griffin Creek
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ANDERSON CREEK,
I At .-ft I '! j d a y Air. a ml Al is. 1 1
Kanu w ! e ph-asintly surprised bv
Frank Marquess and family xMl from th,,'r nephew, Ittdiert
wero down from tho GreeitsprinK 1 A- 1,"n' "n,, nis '""Khter, Get.r
Mnuntaln SHturdny. jK,H- 01 l'rtand.
James AtacDowell and fiimityl -v'"t'n Kd.ly. who has been
went to Aledl'ord Tuesday on bust- 1 w ,u hM, "l 'wen-iregon camp
tie vera I months with her daughter, I ""oiiis near the dnor. Dad gratdied
"It was Uncle Jerry tie hud
ness.
Tho rain Monday was surely a
fiho thing for the crops on the
creek. it was the hunlcKt rain
we have, had In years.
Airs. Denzer. Alia, Holtman and
No. I at Itutte Falls, wan imlle
seriously hurt in an accident Wed
nesday. Mrs. M. At. Kindle and little
Helm of Medford, anil Airs. John
llarnum and daughter, Janett
Aim. James MucDowetl and fum-!""m ,w,n "''". "ere visitors
llv spent Monday at tho MayaM" 'r""-" i'diit Thursday,
liuiuc. ,E- A- I''!' "f Oakland, Calif..
' Itov P.uvhnell flnlslieil loLlnL''iM "tinff F- U. Gbas-m In Ids
for James MucDowetl last week.
There was a dunce at .Mr.
Pierce's Saturday evening, which
was much enjoyed.
Airs. Holtman spent Sunday at
All's. At ue Do well's.
D. V. Hale was out to Medford
un business .Monday.
Gi-okkc Young was oul to Tal
ent Friday.
Mt!l Shann vWHed at D. C. Hale's
Sunday.
George Wttolpley and family
were out to Talent Friday.
Allsn CyntltlH At unit b y unit
mother spent .Monday in Talent,
Sni'Tll OKANGK, N. J., June
in. (lt Mrs. Mnrgiiret Casterton,
wife of Jolm Casierton, general
purchasing agent of the Standard
oil compuny-,- witu burned to- ileath
today In a fire which destroyed the
Casterton homo. Her husband and
her two young step-children were
-.1
barber idmp In Ihe absence of Aler
vin Glcason.
.Miss Alary Alee spent Thursday
with her sister. Airs. J, H. While,
In Aledtord.
Fmcrft Picked, Carl and Poland
Hover, are home frnn ( S. C.
Koy Jons received a li-iter from
Webster WerU, w ho reported a
flue nip ami 11. und Ids parents in
the best of health. lie bad taken
a trip lo l,nng lleuch, will also go
to Calalina Island, and will take
a course lu couching before, return
ing- next fall.
BEAUTIES BLISTER
Xapuleon Hona parte and
pulling the table out of the hit
mediate rmiue i.f the lleht nl.ove ! 'li chest
I ter ' stum oieu ov er. j ic 1a y on 11 is
back dead with u bullet wotiml in
planked hlm down sidewise on tlte
'chair Dundy had occupied. Dad
rolled i.undy Into Ihe shadows
behind the table, stripped him pf
his gray shirt, and drew It over
Nuptdeon's head and shoulders.
Then he crowned Napoleon wit li
Dundy'H lial. Hot l.undy's glasses
on his nose, and lowered the light.
"Someone knocked fin ihe door.
Dud dropped Into Hie chair, faced
Napoleon, and casually lighted a
cigarette. J let his hand slide
round his KUi: bell, at the same
time blowing a e'ead itf etKareite
Muoke between himself and Na
poleon. "The floor opened. Dad glanced
over his shoulder. Filch was look
ing iir. Nodding casually to htm.
dad exhaled more stunke into Na
poleon's face. Sweat trickb-d down
his checks, his heart seemed to lie
climbing i hi it his windpipe.
"'1 waul to talk with you about
that evidence, J.undy, he said
calmly.
"Filch drew back and shut the
door, Duil crept over to the door
ami peered out again. Fitch was
leaning over the gallery rail.
Downstairs the hullabaloo was
worse t ban ever, '
Dad bent fver l.umly and went
through bis pockets, but lie found
neither the mining transfer nor
thi cheek, although he recovered
the original stake ho- had lost to
l.undy on the final hand. The
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IVlcrson's iirotlicr dead Alex's
own llft In danger his sensational
escape in lommTOw'.s chapter.
CENTRAL POINT GRANGE
lly F. II. Ntrohimdrr
CKNTIIAI, POINT, Ore.. June t n.
(Spccla I (---Grange merlin k Fri
duy evening brought out about
the largest number of Grangers a:
a meeting since orcutilat inn, a lit
tle over a year nun. Anions the
visitors were Sums' Valley, 4 0 ;
Jacksonville, Dl; Kagle Point, S;
l.lve Oak (Pogue river), 7; Duke
Creek. I
Prother Westfietd. with demit
card from Seattle, Wash., was ac
cepted and ll is hoped he will better
the poultry business, so that Pogue
lilvor valley lien products wilt bo
in demand.
A few remarks were made on the
hall building program by I trot hers
Sparrow, I lensell, Tyrrell, I Scull,
Winters, Ward and Perry.
The entering of Sums Valley drill
team in I heir orluinul way, lu tann
ers' costume t he nun in blue
overalls and the holies in house-
to her bed with an attack of the
flu.
Fd Alaxon is driving a new Du
rant coach since returning from
iiiverside, Calif., where lie has
:qent the winter.
Air. and Mrs. Holly A. Perry of
Ashland were guests at thp home
of Air. end M rs, Flmer Kiucaid
Wednesday evening.
K. 10. Cool: is rcDuiring Hie roof
and upper story of the Webster
home,, which w.h damaged by fire
u few weekn utfu.
Mr. and Airs. John Kobison, Airs.
Fdyl he Cochran and daughter,
F.st her, spent Sunduy picnicking
and fishing at the Gold Kay dam.
Air. and Airs. Will Childers joined
'.he pirty In the afternoon.
George Whetpley spent Wednes
day hi town calling on friends. Mr.
Wind 1 1 ley went on to Medford in
the i.Mvrnuon, where he disposed
of Hie pell oj a coyote at the cfturt
h nilf.
Dirk V! i-loop has purchased the
nld packing hoimc along tho
Southern Pacific right of way. The
bid lit ing will lie torn down and
used by Air. Virloop to build a
hou;.e on Hie properly recently
purchased hy-hhn on Gibson ave
nue. ,
The rain of Wednesday has
damaged considerable hay In this
section, though If it can be gotten
off the ground It will make an im
mense crop for the s.econd cutting.
Wc al-e glad to report that. Airs.
Fdmojison has recovered slightly
frcm the partial paralytic stroke
whh h she suffered about six weeks
ago, to be able o walk a few steps
with (lie assistance of nomeone
helping her. '
The Dadies' Aid of (he Alethodist
church will meet at the home, of
Airs. Cora Ocnhnm next Thursday
afternoon at Ii:3(.
Kev. Audley Drown, accom
panied by some of tils Hoy Sctmts
attended the scout court of honor
Almiday evening at tin? court house
In Medford. Finer fck Jones was
advanced to the rank of second
class and Itob Dullen was awarded
a merit badge for firemunship.
Hob was very active lu assisting at
the fire whica took place at the
Webster home a couple of weeks
ago.
The signal crew which tins been
installing the automatic block sys
tem through Talent has completed
its work and moved the train out
Thursday morning.
Professor .Milter gave tin; eighth
grade oxu ml nations Thursday and
Friday to (hose who failed at the
.May lest.
(lly -Mrs. Marlon Trycr)
TAI.KNT, June 10 --Speclan-r--:
The Community club held its fara
; well party Wednesday afternoon
with a very good attendance, con
sidering the inclement weather.
The program for the afternoon
consisted of four violin solos b;
Frank Worka accompanied at the
piano by Airs. Everett lioone; reci
tation by. Utile Alius Hell; reading.
"AIother'H Day." by Airs. Charley
Dong; two vocal hoIoh- by Aiiss.
Flmiheth Higgins; reports, of the
secretary and treasurer for tifee
year by tho secretary und treas- (
urer.
The outstanding and finul num-j
her on the program was a jig.
danced Uy Airs. Hoy De Vanrier.
accompanied by Airs. fJoono und
Air. Works.
About D)0 Hat .down to a do-1
tic'ouH lunch of ice en;am, cak;
ami coffee. Thin being a special '
entertainment for the-older ladies
(jf Ihe town and vicinity, about
Hi ladies who acknowledged being ,
ov.or 70 were mutlo the-honored
guests. j
After the .banquet the afternoon'
was brought to a close by pre
senting flowers ' to the honored
guests and ' visitors. ' Al rs. Douis ,
Drown, Airs. Ed Rorgo from Mod
ford and Mrs. Driscoo from Asli- j
k'nd were out of town visitors at
the club.
Superintendent and Mrs. priscoe
of Ashland accompanied by Mr.
and Airs. Wesley Vogeli, spent
Sunday afternoon in the Little
Applcgate district.
Mr. and Airs, Dnlbert Goddard
and family returned last week,
via the Koosevelt highway from ;
Riverside. California, where they
hud spent the winter working in,
the fruit.
Airs. Virgil Winkleman and four
children who have been spending
the past week at tho home of A.
Winkleman, returned to their
home nt Oakridgo Wednesday
mbmlnfr. ' 1
tjass Taylor of tho Willow Crock
district wan -willing on old friends
in rpnlent Wednesday. j
Charley -Hooper of Ashland was
a business caller in Talent Tues
day afternoon!
Itrtilher J 'olhs Foch
PA II IS. June H - ol') Father
Germain Foch. Jesuit priest and
younger brother of the. lute Mar
shal Ferdinand Foch, died today.
less than three moot lis a tier- his
N'ddi'-r brother passed away.
Over 400,000 women and girls who
wero weak, 'blue," nervous, run
down, and unable to do their work
ftronerlv, have improved their
lealth hy taking Lydia K. rink
ham's Vegetable Compound. Hy
accurate record, 98 out of every 100
report benefit. You can be almost
certain that ifrwill help you too.
1
State
loard of
Health
TELLS THE TRUTH
Our every water test
from oiu Swimming
pool is "Condition A"
"Safe for drinking pur
poses." It is the only Gas Chlo
rinated Swimming pool
'A'i? and has no equal.
. Life Guard, and swim
ming 1 lessons hy Mv
and Mrs. E.- A. Mo
Donald from Honolulu.
i A
THE NAT;
Phone 1000
Imagine yourself
popping a bushel
of CORN at
time
what would it j
taste like? j
Some kernels would be popped
some burnt some un-'
changed. A little at a time is the
only way to pop corn. And by
roasting coffee by their patented, ,
continuous process a few!
pounds nt a time, instead of in
Iiullc Hills Bros, roast everv
1 I.. 'I'L u J
ULiiy ivi:iii'. a in: I csui i yuu ,
taste a flavor no other coffee has. i
HILLS BROS !
v.c-fr m r r 11,11.
Frrjh from tbc rrt'f
inal vacuum pack.
EasUy opened with
the key.
O 1919
.. A y
CIVIC
BENEFIT
Wlien you get the habit of banking
a portion of your income regularly
you will help yourself, the bank,
and the. community in which you
live. ... ',
For hy your act you are adding to
the available capital of the commu
nity, thus assisting toward home
building and other industrial de
velopment. Begin Today
and Help Your City Grow
The Jackson County Bank
ESVABLISHED 18S8
Medford, Oregon
. . , Commercial Savings Sufc Deposit "
HUMIlliR I bDKHAl HI SI.HVI: SYSTEM
Rose Festivrd June 8-14
U AND HOLLY STS. PHONB 244
A Complete Gleanino amd
Dyeing Service
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141 -Thin -four Am..-l.-;.n iM-autl..,,!'"''" 'f Nl.l 's l.i.'l. ,. rt an. I wcon.1 .
..Iiuicii. inr IIH I I I- i.r .Miss" " . ...in- .iii .my iiiiiu
DOUBLE ACTION
Fin t In tbt dough
thtn la th eran
Same Price
for over 38 years
25 ouncei lor 25
Use less than of
high priced brands
MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED
IIY OUR 0 OV UR NM li NT
i.i'iiuly un Ini rmvlKii rnirlfa In
III.HTOW hlKllt fur the Illli' uf Miss
rnlvi'rsi.
A l.iiltiinu Milt l-.'l'U til W'htrll
nil Ihe mr! pani.t.Ml t.-fori. a
'' l "f r.5.cnlll. rent tli-oil yi'sl.-r-iluy'n
pioltrani. Si vcinl i.f t - Bil ls,
r.ulKUvil l.y a IM-iI.'khm. tinilii'iM
lur... unit n Misiei'iim xun, wcii.
V"f in- unci- imi mill, imni.li
lull all wi'i'i- ii.vUi'il iiiili kly.
t'lilli'il Slal. s al lln Inl.'i imlli.l-il j '' ' "' ' ""'I' I'a.Mii-iil i.l Uu- . In i K
Iiiiki'iiiii i.f )ii I. h i ll ii .1.. Iiimi. t,,J lii n In. K,it ..til ..r Hi., v.illoy.
iiIkIh. Tin. wlnnrl- will niat.-h !I',""V N "'inilil n..l. il.ly t in.l
on. uansii'i' anil 1 1 1.4 us woul.l
la- tin- Tiro Ml i. Hum s. IIiii . tin.)
nti.ii'il to li.ok nt 1 In iliinnuy anil
that siM-onil luipulsi. tm.k hlni.
Why not miikp It livo af a kltnl'.'
"If In' ilii.iiiiht ai.uin it I'list i,.r.
May. two xnlfit inlnutos, hi' iinulila't
liavo ill. ni. II. Im' li,. hailn't liu.
rhaiiia In Ion i.f imlllau n nvi'i'.
Ill' Klani'i'il IhrmiKli Iho ilonr
imaln. Klii'h still hum: ..v.-r Hi,.
Kalli'iy rail. KiimklliK. Slint'thii: tin.
An lliliiiloulst Main 1I.11.1. ilail .-. l. .1 ,.lf his shin an. I
J I'.Kl SAI.DM. Jam' 10. l.-Vl hilsOi il lain I hr Miirp i...mi. sit.
Xllllluuli.in ar. I.i'lh.yi'il to havci1""1 l'"'k.'.l tlli i K . -1 i . ---1 I'an-
nillnli'rt'il tin- Ki. ti. h al . hai'l'. i "i"f anil In' li.ic ,.tf ihi' dummy's
Hist. Damns-,', a hlth official ..f hi-aihlli'ss, ilioiv his silk shhl hm-i-ihi'
anll.iaai Irs ili.ai naint of tin.'"" hi'ail anil slu.lil.lins, ami s.. II
Si i la nmni'i nnii'iu. ii ht m a fiiitml ''luM 11 i' th,- rhalr i..u..sn,. a.
ih'inl with thri'i' ii..lli'1'nii-n ut r.'li""1''"" Thi'ii h.' pin his nun hat
A l.i .1.1. Svrla. Tin' innrili'inis '-i0" lt line Hull s hivi.l. imll m,.,.
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I .trt utrr hour Wiis iMTupltMl by
Mrs. .Iiilni ruti'.v with a ivailitiK nn
Ihe ".Mr.miH'fs, i'f All Mm." .Mrs.
;i;nl y Ji'wott kiio a roiulini; on
Tlu Way nf 11 l.iitlo I'liiM Vuiltlni;
Mi r irnmhiimlHT.'
r.rothi'r Sp;uTHV rwA a luillotln
from thi Nailon il iranm I'. of II.. (
aniUMiiH-in Uu If -! hluhway Hf
ty rttiitf.it tn air yuuuKPr i
momlMTH of FulMirillioitc Knuim'ii.
Si natlniinl prt'ps anl U'n stall
pilot s arr tlntiiitfit hy tho Natlotjal
, n 1 1 n ItlU rhainlMM- of cnminrift'.
It was a In t rrnw tl for tho re
1 frt'tiimi'nt t'l-nimittiM'. hut nn tisiial
i nil w.-i .' w.'ll f-i-i v.-.l.
Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food-' Good Service
INSURANCE
First Insurance.
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phono 105 . 39 N. Central
Bedford, Oregon
$15.85
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Tickets at this fare (the regular one way fare
plus one-third for the round trip) may be used
for the going trip any day June 7 to 13, in
clusive, final return limit, Monday, June 17.
, .Planning a vacation? Sec .
our representative regarding .
low summer excursion fares.
Makes Skin
Look Velvety I
Thi' kin f youth ll.'s in iv.-rv bo
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J. C. CARLE. Agent Phone 34
lor 1 pawiMl hy th 1.
nun-tit. No pastlni'. tiak
iT itM-i'tu ntti-inptu t upiirVv n,M"l, i'ini in.- itr. jfav-1 tna.l
"riiiiwl. in of a nt hi ii im ..ul i.f Hit m. A!l I""'"" " t ii corky tilt, und I
' - - optiiUinl thi rfft'et. .Iiir i )...., i InVn. or trritat ton. A new Pi.-mh
rortland (onti urtion v 111 st.n t Ihi tont -lulrh t it. l;o,l. j ro i' ninln It sprrmt nmr
xltortly on ITMi.min p,r,.t f,. Hilt' "la. ilioppt-.l l.rhtn.l :uio1.oii'h S,,,,M,,,,,V nni' l,',,',1', '-''i'-" lrr. j
Mllll.nv .., , , . , i..i...; . N luoro shihv no-t-M ii mmv- nil i
j u.in ii.io , rmuim out -i,ii vui1 inoko. i i i i.-1 i . , i , 1 1 .... i.t..
Women's Hose
I $1.00 Pair
E Silk from top to toe with
: pointed heel.
1 feF
on 4!uvh,v UMtU',
.sis. itu.iu iu(iiiaisKrvpncax;tST,
:.-.n p:itivriy rrail your tnlcnn, virtue
r.rj f.iulis in the dmwvngi, iimlt oral
i .hut no:i that you scribble when "lost
iinhmelit", .
I Sfn.l yoitr " cribblincy or tigmrtura
r T MnhK Knctuar ihrpi. turof :. Mik.lo
Ihfud. rut from bn of M.kfcla rnrsu BnJ
Im.-rnli. A,Mmi Lou.w Ra.t eu- .rf
EAGLE TENC1L CO., NtW YORK CITY
OESOl
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
. ""'iin in Lumner ana Building Material!
Dlttrlbutort for Johnt Mannvllla Rooflnaa
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cablncta, Wlndowa, Doora, Screena, Etc
ThB. 0111 Reliable Catabllihed In 101
Whan In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone IM.
" vi rcai aervica to you
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