Medford mail tribune., June 11, 1929, Image 7

mtwfomj wmi TTmwmL imvowt. rmxio. tpesdat. sura 11. ims.
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DIIWR Cfll Kll New Spring Hats Fit Closely j RAIN DAMAGETO " k 1
DLllW. UUV j F4RIF POINT iY rDTTCQFI I
RIVEN DOIEI m mm rxzzsz
no
Seven Hundred Afflicted
Tap Way to County Office
for Quarterly Checks
Children Act As Guides
. Place No Dependence in
Mails Few Arrive in
Automobiles.
CHICAGO, Juno
men. blind women
titlliB nlbllg
nicking their
MWiVm '" ' TOLLrUHII lift I !
, 1 JjZ-r)f4 tTC.V X tspeelaU-The rains of the past
VjW ff ?Ht 1 X Ueck have held uP lh farmer,
'l V,iC AV'C X 5 M ibo had cut their first W of
V "V - J'V'S ' I V ... ,,. that is down la
l,eri Gold slrnw braid turban "lite. '
U- SI...... .f I'nris Mr the summer dinner Hat. I Sler right- i
...,... . I.. swanky !.!. Umw fight A chartreuse
M.ffity h-.itii in fliw Hf ..!ff Hiraw. MyJUine.
1 1. (I") lilimt
, 7()U of thi'm, i
Willi tlioif CIIIK-K,
May curi-fully ui te
f is West i'oik wrm.
rensiiinom cume (f tht'i'- l"lB
So muny bliiui !lio t ')
.So many tllfferclit lypvn of
Mind l.wili'. St.mu wuie the mtn-ji.-ai.l-K
iKn, "I m Hl." Tln-se
,v.-.v ihe limtsir live l.y tin
ulms i.f tliosf win. Kin we. uuil
, ivimi.il liter. Muny niliei-s
r-ime ie.l liy i-liil.llt-lt ; Milll .illieiK
l the .!. "f R-lt- UHe "r uvu
Biitved l.i iimmn'llit'-
Out of the 7t) who tuiil llinr
uneeituin ' vy into tli c.umy
aiient'a office y.-steriluy, not one
was !el liy l' 1B- Th"t '"'-",a
su-niise to tliose who otee.vtd imd
who lind read stories of i.lirnl nu n
and the dot's that lead tllem. But
.-ill eurried canes.
The 7UU rejiresentea all hut a KAil.E 1'OIXT. Ore.. June 11
few of the Cook eoumy '"' I u.,. ,,., vacation
eUgli.le Cor quarterly - ; , ... al lhe
a osyehim.Ky ".
' . .. ..f ti, office in .Mrtlltii.y !
i..,n.. n im extent, so a
nkh .viesent fine wettthev lwil BP.
(.. it ph1i' rush '
itRere . .
p.-ttt Krrnrn. WtH was
t:... white, I
me ie t
! . , . . , i. ;e:lii. very
jnow aote . c
O. T. Mm-jtaU'lK !!! 8 uxsat.
i,f..l uin! iiiil.iovins nifiw-
... t i w.im.iir M.-ili.ntiy for tho
warm weather ?o that he ran ha
out in she sunshine.
!..! Stanley has resumea n.
i-.ipir f.r i-ifjn.ir urn', t"
.,.(., f?v :.ssm'iatlt!i.
,,.. . Jim I'.syne anl
(laiiKhler. Dorotliy. ami Altwt j
(t.,!l,..,I .if AHuras, Caiif.. are vik-
:!. at the home of Sir. and Mrs
V. iiatn.iiti u v......
....... ..-..I.
n,t Cistrenee Rol.lncSte
'.. V..,ile Mr. auU Mrs. I.loyd
iJaliion ...l.i wm. Ruln-rC, ami t eter
Pinion tneh dinner Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. . . i
Mr. and Afn. Wttilum ferry, .Mr.
and .Mrs. Want. Mr. ami Mrs. W5S- j
i.- Merie. wild i
A lei Vestai i.ltei.de.1 the li.a.itte
.,.rttl(. nt tvntrui J'uint Friday
..,..1. . tm the siek list
i. i.. .......... t.e v.(. imenmonia. lie
V&CM BIBLE STUDY T&l FNT HIITHIST!
AT EAGLE POINT OPENS; TJllTOJS!
. ..nmmin IT, 1 H 1 " 1 1 UUIUU Mr. nmi Mrs. Sa.n Oiy W nl I
Hundreds of Garments Marked for Immediate Disposal
Along With Many Specials m All uepanmems.
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umwKnAV RRlMfA MANY MORE ANNIVERSARY
Hundreds Have Taken Advantage of These Tremendous Keduct,cns
t ?
nai;jv Stvled Dresses and Coats for Sports ana genera,,
LESS
MONWY ill Hi
of i;ie hlilut. said
oss. director the office.
..... .iiev collect their cnecKs in
lierson. not even tiesicndini: utn
the mails, lielnft Mind, they seem
w want to lo for tliemseives all
that they can.
i;ach check was for ?90, ?1 a
day. paid half hy the county and
half hy the state to every hlind
lierson whose annual income is
less than $465. Some riensUmers
have heeii rtceiVillK checks since
mas, though only within the year
has it lieen t!)0 a quarter. )t 101-
merly was
. Cook county's pocketli.iod lias
been thin for many months, hut
i' yesterday it did rtot neslect to
V have S5.(i ready for those who
Balk in darkness.
Bin! Mrs. Sam Coy caSled it it
tf .Mr. and Airs. V . r..
which time Air. oy :
tmnt of farm imtilt-
Air. nnd Mrs. Uuford Miunions ,i;
...... it..... ii.'fiiKint'r.
in I'.ttK.e
r.....t I .mi-w Wash
lliy 3irs. .......... .w--, . ...,i...
,A""M' .?.V .,.! ,n'..u,, visit with Mrs. liovsielt
teU-WUat niipi ,, were en
a fnlai accident oceunvu - H.e
urBed to co- i home of Mr. and Mrs. Ullly ." ' V. m,
u.iiiiv. Mr. nna sirs. r." !". . . it
.. ,i..,(Hop.in.t;i'. .is: am. ' "
heen to Talent irom umi
T 4 7S Ail-Wool Dress Fabrics, yard
V . V
$2.98 Rayon Damask Draperies (Fast Colors J
$2.85 Quality Printed Flat Crepe bilks, yard .......
o'clock
mm ninkr. June 1 7. nt
nm.J ;! ;i rents OTP U
-uii thp intrUCti'H
,.hll.l..nn ti th srhtMtl khnii- ltr0 ffm ill Fftflrf.
semi titeic - - c tft c - i
...in i.u i.t w.uv((in diirini; tut .... hat Ktcnule-a ana na
Fancy Silk Pillows and Bed Spreads All Reduced ONE THIRD
. jlist
have
th
up a T-rl R Wash.. s.iliiie
His nhpHina lilaniti.- 1'ilot Clias.
Hector landed his three passen
Kers EBfelv after a three-mile
flhtht. Hector's hand was scorched
nnd the ilnngrtnmagert
HERE'S
O Ol
MFORT
TR Em;
TFA
II B I 1 ::
1 I I J
!
,.,r.lf. of each
.,,,,1 Mrs. Davidson will
chaiKe of the meetings.
All those who attended
Children's ttay iiroBiam nt
.....,i..o ehi.r.'h enloveu a
treat Sunday morning. There was
an attendance of t2, and ttie
Bram eonsisted of songs, recn.i
tions and two short plays and a
short talk hy Sirs. Davidson, which
....... ,.....,,ttv eniuveil. ltev. Bavlrf-
jl (fl!n addressed the consregatlon at
the ciose ... Hie l'iwsi. "
clal nuii.I.er was rendered by the;
church quartet with Mrs. Davidson
at the piano. .
An enjoyable evenins was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Mittleataedt Saturday, June S,
playing cards. Koiir , tallies were
in play. The followins guests
were present: Mr. and Airs. A. t-,
Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J.tiy,
Air. nnd Mrs. I". K. Duvies, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Seaman, Air. and
Mrs. Harry Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
; Frank Brown ami Mr. and Airs.
W. C. Clements. Delicious ie
fresh.ncnts were served hy the
hostess.
,r Tltt' UIM.TO
John Wrrymorn In "Tempest" Is
i....i., t the IliallO.
IKivv i,wi'
It Is a colossal human heart
storm," in which a soldier hero
struggles with love and tyranny. It
is not a war picture. This drama
of modern Hussia fluctuates be
tween the hard-bitten life of a
frontier barracks nnd the nllure
menls nf Imperial palaces, and
blends the affairs of six memora
ble characters in a suspensefu! and
epic conflict. I
llarrvmore, ns Jvan Markov, nn
aspiring sergeant, steals a kiss from
H.imanotf princess. The results
of this act follow them both
through the revolution and into a
tn meiKimis climax. Camilla Horn
the heroine. Others are i.u.s
olhelm. (ieorge Fawcett, Itiu'ls de
m and I'llrich Haunt, Wolheim
achieving a classic humorous hit.
Wholesome, delicious,
. full-flavored. The perfect
summer beverage
...... ...... ,
Mr. ,, ,,.. take !he turn and
was about halt way in ..is ......,
1 .... tr-a .rrie
j when a car ra r --
i ..i.,iv renin Montana caught
n"i.be front fender in the spare lire
reai i i. ..r H, other car, caus
ing the Katun car to swerve direct
ly around opposite ihe way they
were going, tipping tne ear
its side, pinning the oriver and Mrs.
i;.e ear. Mr. Haton oe-
ing thrown clear over the stear
: , ...i .t no,! falling on Mrs,
Kntnn. where she was pinned on
the floor of their car. Hoth occu
pants were imdiy nrutsea a no
cars were damaged considerably.
Mrs. Weinstock assumed alt the
damage. She was enroute to Cali
fornia. Miss Gladys Overton returned to
her home at Crcstweil last jHonnuy,
after spending the past week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs- W-
o' f.. Bullen left Friday for
Hremerton. Washington, where he
has obtained work in the navy
yards.
Air. nnd Mrs. Kit jcnuins.
Ashland, were visiting witn menus
... i..,i.,. ..'..lonv. Mr. jensins iii.v-
!y sold his property here and moved
lo Ashland, bus ne sujs
looks pretty good yet.
Mrs. V. V. ilelbiK arrived from
Eugene the first of the week and
spent the day at the home of her
patents, Mr. and Airs. Charley
Long. When ehe returned home
nn.iMl bv her sister.
site Bnnanww ---
Miss Iris Long, who wm spe.iu w..-.
month in the city, tine u ,
viil with another Bister, .wis. n.
Aii lntyre, who also lives in r.uBene.
Mrs. Malvin McOrew was taken
to the Community hospital in Ash
land Wednesday In a critical con
dition. She was operated on for
appendicitis, the appendix having
broken before she wiu removed to
the hospltai.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy filinger from
Tnrlock, California, arrived by
motor the first of the week, and
are house guests of their brother-in-law
Air. Tom iJtnib. They ex
pect to remain about two weeks.
Mr. Clenn Katun nmv
day evening from Santa Ana, Cali
fornia, and visited wish his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Baton, return
, tif,-Mt fcVldnv evening.
Air. nnd Mrs. Cttff JSond spent
Thursday afternoon In Afedford at
tending to husines affairs.
Miss Bdna Wistey of Medford.
who taught the fifth and sixth
grades the past year in ihe Talent
schiml, left for Kan Diego, Califor
nia, w here she will spend her vaca
tion. She will return here in the
fall where she wilt resume her
duties In the room which she
taught last year.
v.. .......... vt. Simmons. Jr.. W o
son of Mr. Simmons. Sr.. formerly
t.-..i.. t..i.,t
ti. !.-!'ofMi ami iBiimi"
Meadows were in Kagle i'nittt
Tiifv were relurning
from the Antelope district, where
ithey had just ittatalted a new Ciil-
fillinn radio.
William Miller, graduate i '
...... ....in. Hi,.!, school or in
class of '2H, who has been atsen.l-
. ..i,..o-!. eol.ee at l.r-
i.iK inv -
vaiSis, arrived home Thursday anfS
...in ,n.n hts summer vacation
She ranch with his nuiiner. v.
Bitterlinc.
Air. nnd Aire. Tom Sample and
daughter. Miss- Nancy, and son.
Jint.tiie, were visitors at the home
of Air. and Airs. Turn estat ami
family this week.
vi s..r.ii.v. June IS, the frea
i,t..i,. Stindav school will meet
as usual at ! o'clock. Ttie
fn for next sunnay .
vtn k-itm 25.1-i;. Judah taken
nt..a !,renehl.ic- services nt J I
t..,ir Uv Mr. Davidson. 'inet
will he a special number liy in
tm,,. will not iie any
Christian Kmieavuf meeting until
.,.,.. not lee.
rot Stanley took his cattle to
the mountains Friday and was as
i,i tv Prod Stanley ana neri
mini, the voungest Imekiliuu. t ney
returned Sunday and will com-
,..,.,. making buy on tnetr lit
to Krownsboro as soon as tlte-
weather is settled.
)8i Quality Rayon
Curtatti tUnr,e
RtS. Quality BMrt
Satin ffr BHsss, yd.
$1.25 Kayou ilan4iist Iaee
.Trhiimetl, each
$3.50 Quality "Skinners"
Crepe Ncir, yard ....
$3.50 Quality Silk and
Wcol Sport Silks, yd..
Odds and Ends SILK UNDERWEAR LESS than ONE-HALF
(T't,-. ttvattGi-utett from a
sitigte white oak in a tiy has been
AT III ST'S C-HATKUIAV
ii'.iin lliision. who gave notabi
legitimate stage performances as
ailing man in Ktlgene um
ay, "Hcsire I'llder the Kims,
......... 1,,,-w.r" and l-.uner
Cicnt," has the principal role In j
the att-ta!kin production of the,
i ,,TOhoiu stage success.
'Gentlemen of the Press," which Is
meeting with much favorable
; . Hunt's Craterian.
Huston, in addition to his Mie--es
on the legitimate anil vaude
ville stages, has heen unusually
successful recently In talking mov
ing pictures.
A. S li
' Althoitell he !s a bridegroom nf
hut B lew months, Joseph Jacs.i..
ftunkty ailmits he l lho ","1,r " j WASHINGTON, June tJ.
"On - to tteno." a Rophis'lea""' St.(,rp!ory oootl has approved the
eiimedy dviima of divorce, starrins aeM of roh.ne! BcrkeSy Ktiochs
Marie I'revost at the Isis theatre. , nf retiremn(- tbtw tilspostng nf
Jackson, a siiectattst in j .mlrt martial rharRes recently pre
III o,. .... .
it t.l Kttiel
tver. f'ttllen
the star.
. - ,ii
II si sit
APPROVE RETIREMENT
OF COLONEL ENOCHS
Beautiful examples of jew
eler's art our lacy plati
num and white K"11
tnotmiiiiRS set with I!a-
rnoada f marvelous brtl-
iism-y. color.
To 98c Fast-Color Rayon Dress Fabrics, yard ......
$1.98 Quality Printed Crepe de Chine Silks, yard
85c Quality Heavy Natural Pongee Silk, yard ...
39c Quality Fast Color Mercerized Batiste, yard . . . .
. : . 39 c
. . $1.23
. ... 43c
. . . .29c
. ... 26c
JVC xira vtt"-jf " " -
A -t 45c Double Thread C
mgegr.....12C j TurkishTowels....29c
, ,r- r r f Big Fall Coverage A C &
foXBlSts. $10.50 I RkberAprons....49C
$1.00 Quality tloieproor T "
$1.50 Quality Phoenix Silk Hosiery, 2 pair for . .
$1.95 Holeproof Chiffon Silk Hosiery, pair
59c Quality Holeproof Children's Sox, pair . . . . .
$2.49
$1.39
..29c
59. Boys' Nainsook Athletk
Union 8ni1s
1."9 Roy8' "Kaynee" Fast-
Colr ii"ess Shirts
15(vs' Fast-Color
Wash Hints
39c
98c
1.00
75c Men's Pure Silk Hole- gfQ
proof Dress Sox .....
Men's Phoenix Soxi
black and colors . .
39c
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I lijMMCTI II III !' 1 1 1 " "
,f!!l!!!i!i!!l!!ii!!!lt!i!ltiil!ii!llil
INH. Cat.. .lime 11. ' "'
Mexican women were kmea
another probabiy fii'1""
when tl eh- car ran into im.se
ami overluineil.
I f'dST FAl.l..". Idaho, June 11
I (,1'tJarrell H. Blrket. hmther com
!a.,v employe. "i'P"''1 b
iboom am! drowned. t
widow eatl u cbUUrea,
comt eon,,.,, - -
perreit against him by Major f.en-
ernl Hanson r.. r... c.,.......-...-..
- of the second cnrji oreii. Clove! n
Iros Island, New York.
AittH Crash Hills Tliw.
Dt'KAN'T, Okta., June II.
Three residents of Oailas, Tex.,
were instantly killed today when
their sedan ran off " vmhank-m.-nt
five miles south of here. The
d.ad arc Tom U F.ngian.i. 3S.
employe of the City .National
Hank. !.il!as: Hurry f.i.n.p, 5.,
end JSr. li. A. fiumu, 5T.
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. U, KtLU, nar
Phafl 105 0 N. Cnt!
tedord, Oregon
iSliIiilliIiiil!Illlill!!iI!ilii!IiSlI!IU,
24-Inch Hemmed Bed Star
DIAPERS, dozen . . . . .
$1.69
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39cJ I
OUR FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE
3W GOING (
Dorft Miss This Big Selling Event of the Year
Our Windows Are Filled With Bargains
Sta-Clean Oil Cloth
TABLE CLOTHS
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