Medford mail tribune., July 11, 1929, Image 10

frrEPFOTCD MATb TRTBUKE, MEDFORD, OTJFflON". TIirffSDAY. 1VLX II. !!.'
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HOLD LAWN FETE GOOD GRAIN CROP iGOOD CONDITIONS
R. G. BROWN HOME! BEING HARVESTED ! FOUND IN EAGLE
AT EAGLE POINT FOR SAMS VALLEY;
SEVENTY-FIVE CARS
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KAliUS I'OINT. Ore.. Jntv J. fA.MS VAUUZT. On-.. July It.
ISpeeUI.)-TA lawn parly w hcbl ! (Special ) tirain blndlnit l mi-
Thursday, lit-. Fourth, at the hninc idcrway now and the m cmxl
of Mm. II. f".. Itrortii. Thac irt.K-if f.,fll 1k tlihlt Ul.ijK (lIt
enl were Mi. niMl Aim. J.arl Moner IKrt)jn thiH wx,fll ll( tl.tu-r than !
and oii .lark. Mr. and Mm W. M.'fr eveial ycam. hut the accond
Itritwii. Will foy, Mir. Muricim. rrop of alfalfa In behind in uualltv i
und Mr. und Mr. .,to tho flint ci on, I
K.r;i,i; J'OINT, On-.. July II.
iKpcd.il ) Mr. Clause of I'ort-
rnl ; land w li'-en looking over our
Tin ! valley in rci-iM-ct to fruit condi
tion. The present outlook for
Hii neeHon he find very hrlijht.
The condition of thy orchard Ren-
Mix. Hull,
II. HolmcH. I m,.. Mid,. Kf-Kr and brother icially reflect ifn-at credit on (ho
A lartn number of 1 he meinlu r .M -Kinney lift lac! week for I urnu-i-rH. It 1 a peeulfar fact that
f the Orange upent the Fourth utjf,f, extended vlult with i dative in I nomr mower are looking to the
the i:kn' pli nic (.'round
Dr. H niH Ik nlopplim' temporarily
lit lrO!MTt.
Included In lh- party of Katie
1'oint people fpendlnt; a fafe nnd
Min Fourth nf Juiy ut McAllister
Hpi Jiikh were Mr. and Mr. J. If.
Htiinley, InoIco llrown, Clifford
Urovo, Mr. and Mim, Iejter Throck
mortrn nnd two rhildrrn, Mr. and
MtK. Clarence I'm itt, Mr. and Mm.
John Under, Mr. and Mr. V. Per
ry and Mr. and Mm. J toy Ahhpolc
and Hon lniiatd.
AtnoiiK thone polriK to Anhland
In nee the fliewotkn on the Fourth
were Mr. and Mm. fJeorne IlolmeH
und cl.iuchter Johiinna, Mm. lSbaw
of Portland and Mm. H. K. Ilowlett
and MIm lint lie of (he Kimnyiflde.
Mr. and Mm. Aduu, Miller left
for a lwi week', var.ii ion nnd will
visit thn Yellow nt one Natlon.ll
pink,
Johnny f !ivb. jo hi of Mi', and
Mim. John (ireh, nime home Tucn
day for a week' vacation which
he will Npi-nd with hi pnreniH In
Knele I'olnl. Johnny l euac'd
al Camp No. '& of I he Owen-Oregon
company, alove Butte l'a Mm.
Mr. and Mik. Ituf-ll Htanton
and daughter Mist Mch-n, of AI
hamhrit, Cnl., flopped for a two
day'n vllt at the home of Mr. and
Mm. J a inn I.. Mnn and fani'lv.
The Kiniitomi were en route to VSf
ii It If.
Mr. and Mm. T. M. ClHland
i pent the Fou it h at 11 rant Pa,
the iietM of Mr. and Mm. Theion
.Inncn.
WIM frand;ill and rhthlreti of
flrlffin rri-i'k wir In liaule Point
Monday moriiiiiu atli-nditiK Kumlay
M-hoot and vlfltliiK fiiend.
Tlieron Jotted and Claude Cox
of OiaulH I'm hroitcht n diove or
entile nnd put them in paHluro on
the Ceo. ItroHit and jiuiih'. ranelt
Hnnday.
Mr. nnd Mm. I.yle Carlton en-tt-rtnliM'tl
nt dliini'i' Friday evnlnp
for Mr and Mm. J. II. Carlton of
Axhlnnd.
Mr. and Mm. F.rvln Humph..
of !.' Anuelea are vl-ltlni; al the
home of IiIm hrother. Mr. attd Mr.
Chail'-y Humphrey mid family.
Mr. and Mm. Chirem-e Kohinett
aiot family of Medloid re all
d:i vlhftoiH Mornhiy a I t he horn -of
Mr, nnd Mix V. I,. l't,i,.i
Mm. H. K. Ilowlett, MlhH flattie
Ilowlett and Mm. Hhaw returned
Monday evening fnun Kl.unath
Kill In. where they had been vlwil
Inn their injured dauwliter. Mm.
Milly lloyt. Mm. Allle Paly had
ihutK" uf (he hnli'l durltiK Hull
MliNenee.
iiiamlmu Clnunule arrived home
front Han Fninetneo Monday even
Iiik. Sho wim aeeompiinled hy her
atiKhlrr, Mutllv Clnueade of Oak
land, Cnl.
Mm. Arulee F. (liern of l.ttn An-
liHrM turlved al the hoi f her
"IMer, Mm. Floyd Praree, Wednes
day. Mm. Cieen eoutlotii'd fin tier loin -n
y to Heat tin Friday mninliiu
Mr. and Mi. i:,nl llihl.ard and
family or Moeklou. Cal.. wrre all
dv vlMilom nt the liomr of Mr. and
Mm. Fh.jd V.it m and family Frl
l..v Mr. and Mm. Frank l.ynu and
ly Mil ied Tursda.v fiom Kin
iVdrn, Cal. Mr, l.ynn N 1td
hadi-r In Hie navy and U here on
a two week' fttilmiKh. They lil
I'e at the home of lil pan-nt. Mr.
and M I'rt. J.um-x I.. ,yn,
The lil.iUKe hall In U oa rrsM 111
nl.eiv under Hie up-i i-i.'ii t.f 1 1
I!. Patihk.
NN'aKhiiiKiun and Iiiu ho.
iippie ;m an item of value, w hi In
A eoupln fjoin Ashland were In- Uonie aie idanrilliK t'J tut tluHr Ul
'lUli iiiK In our district Monday for , ph- hi kvik'"-
a man hy the name of llaiht uiio j It In ulo noted tlmt wonie atten
tlwy though t wan u Jtld nt of I Hon In foruHed on pecan und fil
our diHlrlct. f hert rullure. Thee nutH could be
Mm. Joe DtlM-iilir rry Ik expect- j made very profitable here. It Itt be
lnn her mother. Mm. Shank, to lieved. It in hoped that the grow
airlvo within the next few diiyHi-m will ponh their rc-Mearch alontf
from California to visit her for piejtho!' linen.
next few week. .Me. CniUKf repreKeptH the Hus-
ItelatlveH of KIliM Oarrett who i hellville ntJi m i y and Ih RatheriiiK
arrived from Carlton i-arly Thin h- j faet and fluuien for bin company
day luornluK to eeb-brate the , that will enable them to nerve the
Fourth w it h him at l iiion 'reek t trowel m more lnt"llit.'ently.
wj re .Mr. and -Mm. Frank Carl. ; O II. Winkle and Kd Winkle
.Mr. and .Mim. Herbert Jtbidoi n and family of Ii Pine and Mr. and
and baby. William and I. C. O'Nell. M rx. Andrew Winkle of Creioreiit
Tio piirty Joined (lie 1'iunk Moore; were visitor' for the holiday at
family who hud fpent the pant Ore home of William Winkle und
Hircu week in tha valley on -on: nop f;ien.
ouHiik from Carlton. JaintH Pendleton of Dunwniulr,
hi iifMt and 'Merle Pchihoii of Calif, Ih viniliiiK fit the home of
Tlir accompanied by friend, Mr. and Mm. II. K. C:ampbeM of
vflleU u few day of lant wuekjllie l'lrt State bank,
with their uncle, John Hall. j Included amoiiK the Kale Point
.Mm. M. A. Seh ill and J.eona re- people upending the Fourth ut
turned lat week from a week's Crescent City were Mr. and Mm.
vMt In Klamath county. ! Marry Ward and daUKhter Fntd.
MIxb Naomi MaKiuder ami hir Mr. and Mm. A. I'. Mlldreth. Mr.
Kiaiidmother, Mr. (;ib hrisl. re-I ami -Mr. Joe Nee. Mr. rtiid Mm.
cji ned Monday to Ashland after j DavhUon and xmi Ullly. Mr. and
"poudiiifc the Fourth and remain- Mm. II. K. Campbell und their
iH'r of the week with Minn Nuotui'n uet. Jame Pendleton. I). It.
mother, Mr. Ceo. McOorioiiKh. Patrick nnd Thoina Hiby. Jr.
AmoiiK lhoe who feturiied Sun- KiiKetie Stiapol of J'ortland wan
day from a Severn I day ed-bta. j here for a few day lookine after
tlon at i rexient City wno .Mr. and hi ranch in the Kanle point dl
Alm. John Cota and children and out. and returned to hi home In
Mr. und Mr. Frank FiUuerald Portland Mondav morninir.
I I.AKK cni;KK, Ore., July U-
; (Special) About 75 curs were rejf-
lute red at the !ead Indian soda
; jrlnc tho Fourth anil uh the
, county roud crew in doing conKtil-
erable rep,ttr work on the road.
I the tourit travel will b greutly
( Jiicr'ued thiH fall.
Mr. and Mm. C ft. Moore were
nhoppinu In Medford Tuouday,
i Mm. Win. Nickel, who for twjvc
iial month, ha been troubled Willi
a ifatlierinu in her head, returt d
to .Med foi d Tuesday for , medic U
treatment.
M r. Ceore stldham and won
w-r" trocjitH nt tlw CliHrb- See-
field home Sunday, a were ultto
Mr. and Mr. Win. Nuwdiamn and
family. M rx. St Id ham lm a fd.ter
of Mr. Seefleld. and motored up
from CrantJi Pa fur the day. : (
Mm, Wm. llo4 fft and Mm. Jf. T. '
Tonn were t-alljiie on Mm. J. U-'
Short, Sunday. '
Wi Ilia in Xuhautn and family. !
Mr. and Mm. Tom KacHdale. Mri,
tl. It. Jone and Mm. Nancy'
K hiuldtllnK were transaj-ling busi
iien In Medford Monday.
Clde plyinlre of L AnEelrs.
and M . I'a inond 1'ampji of
SprinKVille, " Cal., who have been
viitltii; their mother.' Mm. churlo
W ilkinson at the Iv-ad Indian nod i
print for the pn.st two weekf,
left for their htme Tuesday. (
Air. John 'Walch went to A1i
land Friday, to new JUm. I M."
W ub h, who Ih vury ill In an Ash-;
ttitpl hop(tal.r f. ;v
1 MiH iionua lirtvm of llrown-'
boro (pint Tuesday nlKht with her '
.Marvin KaKKdalc. who itj .em
pb.ved itt ("heinolt. Klnmrith roun
(l,Merchants of ! Me.uu-r vtMut luj.aA in , f
touriU j-lit of one day. Tourist . (
Rid your
home of
,T,&S
and family.
OF SAMS VALLEY
IE
Colleen Moore
SAMS VAI.l.CY, Ore, July II.
(Special The Ceo. tttlet
family Ih toakhiK preparation
move to I Io n lately put ba-ed
home In the Phoenix illliict. The
licit; h hoi hood regret I ho dcpai -
luio of Hie ltUrel who have
proved I heitlnclveM (mill t r I o U ,
pi oKicMflve ell l.ciin. They ha ve
made an up-to-dalc Utile chicken
farm of their home here ami Mr.
ItiiNM'lt would not leave but for
t lie loot; dlNlance to III place of
employment at the Owen Oregon
Lumber mill at Mediord. The
lliiHel ehlrkeiiH and turkeyn are
beliiK obl u hi new locution Will
not accommodate them.
The portt of five I now located
at ine I . i t alon hlore am) Mr.
and ,M r. l.oeland are mtililnu
preparation to k tin full to I
ot chid d pi o pi-1 ty i t (ni ly rentvd
III (he Kiiule Point flection. I
The O, T. Wilson family attend
ed the .Vn Ion famllv reunion pic
nic al Hie Ncahiu lunch. The re
union was held In homo- of the
l It of Mi. and Mm. Oonald Hun
trc of Pniiland. .
Clarence Molmc was a Sunday
VIM I or at A -di la lot with retattven,
Mr. estei Meld, the poultiyinnu
of Med lord, w it ralliuu al Hie
ItusMll plare lut week In the In
lert'-i ,,f chicken.
Ceort;e Holme t haulliiK baled
hay from the Ceoi j-e It row n c
Sou ranch and HtorltiK It in the
ItnoMiuw hall.
Orland Ciidnr. resident of Facie
Point, left Tuesday for Saleiu,
where le will muko hi homo.
M r. Shaw of Portia ml urrlved
Tu end ay find will wpend a. two
week vacation with her mother.
Mm. S. IJ. Howlelt of the Sunny
Hide hotel.
j . Cha ppell and Peter Simon
left Tuesday for pointu noil h
where (hey are InteivNted In inlu
in. i
The oily council met Tuesday in
renulur cwion.
Ho Kline nnd Nick YouiiK
were in town Friday tnotniiij; at-
tetnllim t(i hn-'lllcN.
Tender, Aching
Perspiring Feet
AiiialiiK Itellef In Miiiuten or
Money Ihii'k.
t nv ;
1 Wffl
i rws. rr--. if j ,'fu--,rr
'WW $m
The new Shell Spriyer
gcrews onto the spray cjn
y. . Mn c 1I1PC,a fur luuri.u, of on, -day. Touru,
in, ww-K-cnu .w. " ' . wh,,.h re- if. f..t l.eco.iiins onf of ,h. J. 1
martness
cannon be
main rained
under the
handicap of
delmquenr
hot: aarer
service
AT BEDTIME, viredneM and
i disgust with s io-cillcd
$yttm that fails to deliver hot
water encourage neglect and
neglect steals away smartness
and leaves age in its wake.
And it is all so useJess. Every
one can afford a Hotzone.
Everyone can afford this com
plete, full-time hot water
service. The cost is so reason
able that it can be purchased
for five dollars down and small
monthly payments.
See it today
(let n bottle of Minute's l-'lticrilhl
OH with the undemtandint: that If
it doe not put an end to the pain
and oiene. and do awav with all
offensive odor Mir money will be t
promptly returned.
lont' . w o r r y about how I nun
you've been troubled or how manv
other preparation oil have tried.
Tin powerful peuetraiint: oil i
one pre pat al ion that will help to
make your painful nchlni: feet o
healthv and free from all oreitess
attd dlstrcMH Hint oi' be able to
i;u am where and do auylhiiiK In
absolute foot comtoi t.
So ni.irx eloulv tw v r f u I tf
MiMine'f I .iiienihl Otl t hat I lion
and have found it Kiv vxomler
ful rcMiM in the treat men t of
tlauueroii w o I I e n or urleoe
vein. I lentil' ) itn Store i nell-lir-:
lot, of tt
. . . a safe, stainless spray
. . . a simpler, better sprayer
SPRAYS will kill Hies ami insects
all rij;ht. That has been proven.
And now Shell laboratories have over
come the last objection to sprays. The
new Shell Fly Spray is stainless.
Used properly it disappears from
walls and curtains every trace of it.
You can spray it into closets, into wall
cracks everywhere in the house with
out making yellow, ugly stains.
And the improved Shell Sprayer
simply screws onto a full can of the
spray. No tank to fill, no spilling or
mussy handling. See these new home
necessities at your stores or Shell sta
tions today.
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HOTZONE
SELF-ACTION GAS WATER HEATER
SHE
FLY
SprJ
Saturday Is the Last Day of This Special Offer
Sec Them at Jarmin & Woods Drug Store
$ 1 0 in Bath Accessories FREE!
With the Purchase of a HOTZONE WATER HEATER
1 Bath Brush
6 Wash Cloths
1 Bottle Perfume (Colleen Moore)
3 Large Bath Towels
1 Grecian Rose Body Talcum.
1 Rubber Bath Spray
6 Cakes Bath Soap
1 Large Bottle Bath Salt
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
INSTANT HEAT
HOTZONE GAS WATER HEATERS ALSO SOLD BY
MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL WORKS
rs
at Rial to Today
'Why lie Hood?" u nnv Mutt
of modetii ouih that (in. U ful-
hrn Mooie u min-h t home In
l lu role of h dam e-tmid olint; ;
mil h ho was in her romantic!
poitrnyal or "lJlae Time," or her
co mi chut artet iftaiiotm if many
auillUK falce. j
''Why bv tiooil?" at the lit.ilto
theatie. In n s ontid y di a ma. with'
t ipial emphiiiin on the humorous
and hetpio t-uallth-i of Hie Moiy.
It nIiowh a model n Ameitcail u 1 1 1 :
Jnt rn fhe im, hn laultM a well
a her vli tin a. !
Colleirii inn lie decidedly rent
the ehmi. ter of little "I'ert Kell
wtte-rrio klllK fi(t-tt ppttlK, pneu-du-c-phntli
a(d mot loatde.
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Teh-Kiitph emp.iny Hill lutNl vail
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