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PAflE TWO QUICK WORK BY FIRE DEPT. SAVES ! CENT. PT. HOUSE! illy .Mis.. C. II. In) (MENTHA I, I'OI.VT, On-., Awa. . Mr. und Mis. .1. II. T.-m'ti ut LVntral Pufiu ri-Uirnc-d thu l.iittr fl , putt uf lust wi-t'k Irnin a two i viek visit with i 1 ; iHvh ;tinl , fiit'iuts at, Viilli.-. Tin y itlvj ; f- visited North Unktiia f i ioiMls, who llVO Ht itMSelUIK, ...III I'rlatiVtS iirar Morion. ) Miss (inicf Urvii of S'priin'fi-l-J. 1 111., ami MIsm Klnn ni o ;ilii'imi f (iurdcn t'iiy, Mo.,' who mo luiii in tin; Avcst, iiccoiiiiTifilf-d Mr. ami Mrs. T'rntt hntnc Mr. und Mrs. j Torre tt mnl th"ir ku'' ilrnvi? n Crater I..iku. Thu hut leu hmU lli.it In all their travels the nmsi wmi 4l erf ul stKlit they lunl yt n was 'in-1 ter Lake, and they ihi.iiL'ht the, ItOfiue Hlver valley it beautiful , spot. They also visited Mr. and ! Mrs. 1). it. Termit ul M-df.-nl. Miss Heed and Miss Uilt.-rsun are j cousins of Mrs. .1. II. Terrell. I The P;.st Noble (J rami eluh ll'-ld ItH moot hly meet I UK Tuesday -at Ashland In the Mthia park. Tiny Initiated two new iiienilieiM imo the club. After the meeting a !" lluiouB luneh was served and the afternoon was enjoyed by (ho 1 ti members present. All took a jswiiri ut the llelinau baths, i H. A. Tracy, who has been upend ing his va eat in n In t 'eiitral Point with his family, left Tuesday for Wayner, Ore., where he. is em ployeil. Central Point was all exeitement Tuesdav afternoon when It was I discovered that Pen Utile's house was on file. The roof was all ablaze when discovered, but t he quick work of the t 'en t nil Point fire, department extinguished It without any kumi bss. Only a I few pieces were burned and linmc; itumuKed by water. Th re fur- I tunate. The supposition is it caiiK.K from sarks which bad lodged m tho roof on the o pp. .sit.- side of j the house from where thev had a fire In the kitchen some time be fore. Mr. and Mis. Louis Humphreys and daughter Cecil, who spent the week end at I'iatuond lake, return ed home Alonday. v Mr. und Airs. Porter Stopped, on their way from Portlnr.d to Crater Jako this week for a visit w It.'i Mr. and .Mrs. J. , t, 3i1i-r. They a ro old-time town friends of tho Tuber family ami 1- M. Cleveland of Hutte Falls. Tlm Porters were .anxious to try their luck at fish- InK. und Mwsrs. Fabct urtiV Cleve-j land Kent them to tlig huuiU fork, of Hokuo river and they reported I they had caught hhe limit und j Were deUiiUUiU, j MIhh Janet lteeil, u former ' en (rn! J'olnt irl but rimv of Port land,, is vUiiin' frJenils In Med before ffoliifr to Portlaudi Miss! win ..tii i. m,.-u.. I'l.a ... and lieraldine Jvnes this wuek 'n ' Central Point. - A party compo.Hcd of Airs. Jim Itosa and little tt a u fitter N'ivla u, Mrs. Claude Clark ami two chil dren, Flea nor ami Ibiymond, and Mrs. Orvnl Shores ami Airs. Carl JVewvre tf Aledford enjoyed a swhn 4t Ilelmau's baths in Ashland Wed nesday afternoon. , ... TALENT COUPLES jibe Asbestos country afler a span TAI.FNT. Ore., An;-. It. fSpl.) I of mules willed betoiiK to H. Cop Mr. and Airs. Loys Hamilton. Air. (ley. After n two days ride the Hint Mrs. HodcrU k and Air. and . mules were driven In home Sunday Mrs. llotchkiss motored to Wa-1 evening. per. Cap last Monday evening. I Charles Sanderson and daughter where they enjoyed a wrltter roa d ', Tin lma mid sons Alilton. Lawrence mill other refreshments. I and Lloyd, spent the w eck end camptntr at Crescent Cllv. .1. N. vpitv.er and ludey Fsles n(nilt,5 t Mayfield has born Went fishlm: in ltoi:uu nv.-r hist Iworkhu, for .Mr. Aliller of the fjeb Tuesday. They report the fisbln;; , ..Mi;i-r Cap ranch tr the last few tltw. III:. vs. Mi, and Mrs. cda? I'ihle and laut:hter left Ttfesday inoininy r New port. W here I hey will enjoy ; two weeks' oiltiin;. Mr. am) Airs. Clarence Heme; and Airs. Kale Alison and dauuh ter Velum spent Sunday at Laki o' the Woods. Airs. V. V. Iddbiu of Kovetmi VlMlteil her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C U. Lonu. Ia- Sunday. Mrs. L. O. I'eiil.tml and Mis. C. j V. called on Mm. i:eieit Idiom at the bo-pital in Abl.tml , last Monday afternoon, and found J Iirr much improvoti. Mrs. Claml Willtains of Sunci e.t i i reported ei'itlc.lll HI. ' Find a selling and recommend ing Puritan Malt and you find a dealer who gives his custom ers real value. all quality because It's all barley EUGENE TO GET P: MARKET IJATA Ity Mi Myrtle Whipple. :ii: KIVI.lt. nr .. Auk. ft. Mr. and '.Mrs. .v.; miry, Mr. ami Mrs. I I'-mb-i ' 'in, and daughter .Nan. .Mr. and Mrs. i'helps und .-on Junior. .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, and Mr. and .Mrs. Smith enjoyed1 it pieiih: on Kvans creek Friday evniiiu1. l-,.d Ca-ter and Mr. I'cwtrr left Wedm sd'.iy for j;uH''N''(; where I hey will lliVesliKalo tint KlIKcne pub lie market. .Mr. 'ai ter and Mr. KowhT were appointed in make :hw Investigation, and lo report in I he ( ii ane marketing cominittee. Mr. and Mrs. .lumen Whipple ami Mr. and Mrs. Itoehard Scull aitenHcil t!ie show at Ciants Pass Thursday evening. Mrs. James Wiley and Mrs. Heed Carter and dam;hter Charlotte were ( limits Pass vlsin.ru Monday. .Mi-, and Mrs. Oscar Shepaid, Mr. jind Mis. Perry Wail, and Mrs. Wait's mother, Mrs. New I on, at tended the Cranio picnic at Crants I 'ass Friday. Word has been received thai Mr;-. Fied o'Kelly, who was oper ated on in a Portland hospital is recovering nicely. M rM. Keese Chapman and (iieslH were visiting in Hokuo JflV'-i' Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I'helps and Mr. and Airs. Reynolds spent t he week end :it Crater Lake ,Mr..uml Mrs. Sam Sandry went up. Sunday' and spent I he day. PEAR PICKING, BEAGLE, STARTS ON AUGUST 15 Pi;.CI,K. many friends ;'"n'.v bear ire.. Ann. -The and neighbors are -..i i v f.. I., ., ..I Mi Slinilli u Mini. Idea illm ss anil wish liim a sjtcedy , recovery. ! S' Veial of the youiijr folks work- ! d Tuesday at the Peskiu orchaid j lining It-it i t boxes. It is understood that pit kini; will bejjin about the" miihlle of the niouili. Mrs. Ki'fle I hdla r if ' So veil Oaks ! spent the week end nt the home of i lit-- sisler. Mrs. liuby .Mayfield. j Derail ami Orval Alose who have been spending tile last three weeks cam pim; fin I be I i reen SprlliK inountalu with their father, re turned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Moon and Utile rand-d au mhler, ( 'leo Alone, who hav( been npemlinu the last three weeks in Idaho vlsilinn relatives arrived home the last of hu week. Air. and Airs, nek and daughter Fay Ora were dinner kuckIh Sun- l.illll II t t l.rt twitll.l Itt f ,!.! f nw..ai1.1r .-..u i,.a iu. -vi,'.u . " " " ' CbatKaiiderson. The .lib ehaptr lid" l-'If't John was used as n sub j.lect. Lloyd Sanderson led youiiK people's lucelihK. The topic was j taken from the Sunday school paper, Jesus' teachiliK on Coil's l.oviuK Care. There were twenty- nine U Hseiit. one Sunday school is invited to j attend a irroiip meet lot; at Sams j Valley ni'Xt Sunrtay. Auk. 11. As 1:1 it'l'"sslble for several of the t hat can will attend the Kroup meeting In the afternoon. Raymond Mayfield and Alfred PeddliiKfield have been ridine in Unite a number ,.f the Sunday silmol members met at the home of Air. and All's. Kimeno Cray last Sunday afternoon lo practice Notlfis that will be used iu part of the program at I he Kroiip meet iiik next Sundav. Alivs Fa Inlow of Medfonl Is vNHinr land K lew taH Willi Until Friuk .Mis. ilbite of lmle point. spool sivcimI tlas last M-k visit- Tm: at Hie lion f Mrs. .1. I,, l-Yltik bile her sh- c.dbd on ver.i d lo r old friends and nei-hhors. M Wilhne was a revuient of Liable f.o- eai ami is known by . et y . , Iom Grocer Ill T - MftDFOUT) fATTi 7c or tnei fyjefferyYamolZ RYSOPXM; MitrtJcr aifl re rrtitc! Titi OUlvrnti and hit tuo Mm. rtftittv ioith Nivhnrd tut their iimominiouj primmer, tire suddenly t-tnti touted lt)t tuo omlnoun pwitoie hi the hniuta of tlmt notorious lniltun"itii. the fit Hop hi (j 'rir .', he u hose -father was sent in the iiiIohm, uniuntlj1 bu (Jhlrraft, Thr two oi'r flee and OltSrrnH iiiu firx uretrhi-fflj. Rnt like (I ftnfh the nest mommt, he ivhiji ttut hie j-iifoi, fires wul miseee, then tlrope tlcwl. the Pnrnnns' hullet in his lienrt. The hinhtvapttWH cut Sir Itivhnrd'e tiouils; then riden off h9 father's murder avenged t Chapter 41 . ANOTHER R'-SCUE OKKUHIi; tho dismal Inn nat the landlord, his helper Sam and a rough man whose garments smacked of ships and the sea, all drinking ale.. ' "Fifteen golden guineas, Sam." "Lord, Master Tucker, a load ! of money It be!" "And a roight, proper gcn'Iman he be eh?" "For sure, Sam, ain't he a lord am! a vl-count?" " 'K sure du seomod In mighty urry!" , , .. "And no wonder, wl" such a 'and some croetur waiting. I never seen a finer young woman." '."Though turhle llory, Master Tucker." "Well, being a man o' sperril,.! likes 'cm fiery. Wot eyes! Wot a slnipe wot a ..." i . Came to them a faint rhythmic sound . . . growing ever louder . .. now thundering In the road toward the Inn. The' Vl-count at last!" shouted the landlord. , "Ay!" cried Born, pointing. "Ay. hut," quoth the landlord " 'e'a coming from the wrong d'rec lion." "Well, 'tis no wonder,"' cried &am: "yon be not tho Vl-count!" "Why then, oo Is 'e, Sam M'hccr's 'e a-comlng lo " For now. as they watched this rapidly approaching horseman, he swerved from the rond and, with out checking his wild career, came galloping straight at them. ; , "In In wl' ye.v cried the land lord. All three tumbled Intoflno taproom, pell-mell, but when they would have shut the door there up-rearing was a foam-Hocked horse, with- mighty hoofs lashing above the very threshold: Then his rider was out of the saddle-and next moment the little dingy taproom rang with the sounds of furious combat, a wild uproar that, suddenly subsiding, gave place to silence broken only hy a voice that groaned and a voice that gasped.- "If only them white-livered dogs 'ndii'l run and left me!" wailed the groaning voice.-, "Where . , . Is . . . she?" de mauilcd thd gasping voice. "Aloft, mate. And If only them lubberly dogs." 'Look ... at this!'" panted Sir Itichard, showing a small,' silver mounted pistol. "Lie where . . . yon are, or " "Lord love yo, mate I don't want to move. I'-i a lamb! But if them lily-livered dogs " Hut Sir Itichard- was off, stum bling up the dark and narrow stair. "Helen!" he called, and was an swered by a cry wildly glad and eager. "Richard. . . . Oh. Richard, pray oh, pray come to me . . . they've locked mo In. . . . Oh,' Rtchard-f " He backed nway and hurled him self against tho door, yet thrice I h us he battered the stout oak era it swung wide. . . . And then al most before ha knew It, sh- was In his anus, laughing and sobbing, shivering and clinging to him In a very passion ot thankfulness. "Hold me, Itichard!" walled -she, in Hinnli, pleading voice. "Hold me fast, fast oh, Richard!" She moaned and clasped him the llRhtcr, and he was stroking this lnvelv head that pillowed Itself upon his racged coat with such un wonted and most delightful litimll Ity. " "Oh. nick." she sighed. "Oh. Dick I'u'.lo'love, thou 'rt very damp!" "A huckot of water!" he ex plained. "And thou 'rt a very dusty Dick!" "I shall spoil thy finery." . "Then pray spoil it. . . . Thy heeart beatcth vory fal, Dick." "I . . . I've been busy." "Indeed, I heard you 'twas like thunders and earthquakes." -Com- . .. shall -we gr "Av. hut whither?" HARVEST A FINE HAY CROP, CLIMAX AREA CLIMAX,, tire., Aug. S. Miss Kl v tt'ii Uluir motored to Sandy. Oru., 1'i iday lo spend the wet U end wilh lo-r mother. N. N. Clmrley went to Medford Saturday and retuvnel Tuesday. Frank Hurst of Medford Ib nmk- lng posts thin week ut hh farm here. ' ! Mim Klixnbeth V.urr visited our choo! Thursday. .1i'5. Werti was I substitute teAeher Kridny. I K. H. Compton iit rlved Tueday from Ka.t 8t. I.oiiIm to he with him family on their himieitel. Owen Austin, i H-sifting I H. , WerU thh week. The following were visitors M he Werti hime !Sund.y: Mr. find Mr. H. K. Morp.in und ion Chorlen, llvy bitiey apJ tmory Nye all of TPvTHTTyE,. ArnDPOnD, ove or a "To the Moat House." - "No, no, 'twere madness!" 'And here her hands stole up to creep and clasp themselves about bis neck. "You would be seen and If they took thee again!" " 'Twill nothing matter. For to-; night, Helen, If all goes well 1" . ... A hoarse voles bellowed loudy from the road. "Oh, Ood pity me!" gasped Hel en. "They are back ... the Vis count." "Eh Brocklehurst? Come, ,let us go look!" Hand clasping hand they crept from the room, and so to the front of the tavern whence they might peep down at the road. . A horse cropped the grass before the Inn, while Immediately below the lattice, wherelrom they peeped, stood the tall, unlovely figure ot Jonas Skag. '. :e . Sir Richard peered down, meas ured the distance with his eye and, squeezing through the casement, had vanished before Helen'- might stay him. She heard a hoarse cry, and, looking down, beheld two forms that writhed and twisted. . . . Shrinking from the lattice she cov ered her face, and in that same mo ment heard a cheery voice calling her name; so she fled from the room and down the stair out Into the soft twilight.' "Richard ... ah, how could you?" she walled. . "We needed the fellow'g horse," he explained. "The poor beast 1 rode Is well-nigh foundered." So saying, he swung to saddle and reached her his hand. "Up with you, child your foot on my toe now!" ' Mutely she obeyed and next mo ment was seated before him in the crook ot his bridle-arm. t "Lord, mate, and wot o" pore Jonas 'ave ye killed 'im?" asked a dolorous voice. "Nay. the hangman shall do that for him one day, belike. The rogue will be cursing lustily anon." ' "Well, mate, you're the luck on 't but if only them Uly-souled, lousy " But Sir Richard was off and away riding at furious pace and with ;sombre eyes watching the gathering dusk, and yet, Supreme ly conscious ot the lovely-face so very near his own, ot the silky tresses that tickled his Deck, ills ear, his cheek with j such determined persistence, And of all the warm, soft, yielding, extremely feminine tondorneSs of hsr. ,,y "Alas, thy poor face!" she mur mured, so tenderly that Instinctive ly his arm tightened about her. . . Then they rode silently again, Richard ever pressing the horso for added speed. At last my lady spoke: " .. "Why must we hurry so?" - "The evening falls apace.' 'TIs some miles to the Moat House. There Is much to do." ., ' ' Helen smiled slyly and- spoke: "Then why not do It, Blchard, and be done?"' . .- , "Because what Is to do,. It all ; goes well tonight, Is to be dona at ; the Mont .louse." "Why there. Richard?" -v. "Bocause my two best, my two most faithful . friends await, me there." "And what Is to do there, Rich ard?" ... ..- .. " "A matter that something touch oth my future welfare." "Pray, Richard, what matter?" "That which ahall,..I hope, prove the faith of friends in me no vain thing." i . , - .. "Who?" she asked. "Who are these so kind and fnllhfnrfriends?" "Madam the Duchess, your, aunt, and Mistress Camlo, the gypsy "They sound friends strnngely as rorted. And are these so marvel ous faithful?" "Beyond expectation!" ' he an sworert. ; i "Oh? ; And why must you so stress, so emphasize and harp upon the word? What mean you by faithful'?" ....... "Merely that such ns kept their faith In my innocence all un-dlniiued-wcre very few." My Lady Helen stared ' nichimi curious,' but i. smiling, started to speak, thought better ot It and In stead nestled herself even closer against Ms bodv. And thus with no more said, hut clasping and clasped, they galloped homewards through the lengthen, hifj shadows. ' CCopyrtffSI, Jrfjny Karnnl) What (4 thl niylerlou bu9lM which Richard will nat revMl lo Helanf it i dtactoifi m Jomor rOw't huflter. ' '-' IVrslsl. Orr., and MIjs Kvollno t'hiirlvj-. ..... Most if the farmrrn horo hhvi tinllnvt Iwiyiuc. A .viry i;oil orop ivrs hM-vciitril ty nil. trrlAatloii' nt.-r lit hohlliiK mil I'Slrilorillnar lly well tills wason. .: T-lmlhrntliK Nit Horner W ASlU.Mi 'PON. A 11 u. ll . tV' Colonel and Mrs, Chiiien A. Lind bergh arrived here today from ew York in borrowed tlrtis plino tJL htt.lho week-end guests of President and Mm, Hoover, eclebratlng the president &5th birthday lomorrow. Ueriter'! IWnly in Stlc MiLWAiKin;. ww.. Aug. From (loon today until t u'elock Sjiturd;iy ntternoon the body of Victor L. Herter. former iioclHlint letdei will lie In Mate in the vault -rd rotunda of Mttw nnkcc'n rlty hall tower, soene of so many of his party's victories. - Hank. (irtelnu'r Uro. ertotiriir cold utor.tffo plHnt for va-;klnj nnl shipping tern OnKnoV, TTJTDAY, AUfiUST H, 1950. LOAD OF BUCKSHOT ..TA.U1.K ItOt'H, Ore. Aug. I- (SiMjcliil.) A few days ugu. while u mother hub w-hito wiik croM.sfn' the load wilh her flock of little birds, u car approached, bearing a Ciiliforniji license, wlioo driver de liberately pulled Ills cai- out of the course he was traveling to run thruugll the flock of birds, and Klicceedeit ill crushing five of the little birds under the wlieels of the oa r. 'l;'PhiH was told to, us by un cyd-wltJK-HS of the scene, -who ftated that if he had possessed I.. gun at the time he would at least lllive tried to let the all- out of the of fender's rear tires. ' W'c eanii.it iinau-iiie in what way thlH mall benefited by ruthlessly destroylng these K-'inie l.lrds. and in urn iipini'in he is worse than u skunk, for this animal only kills birds for food. ' Mosiiultoes hy the million are swarming over the district, and many claim they are more iiuiner- Nius.and bloodthirsty than for many years. Many, reasons are given for this by different members of our population, who mostly l,-.y it to climatic ondltlulis or the workings of the moon. Kd Wilson, who claims to be n weather prophet, along with Ills' muny other Irades, says tile mos illlito epidemic Is the forerunner of u severe beat wave. John Dodge, the Medfonl well driller, and faintly were Sunday visitors here. The Table Ttoek Sunday school will join with the Ki.ins Valley ami Antlucti Sunday schools at a group gathering to he.held al the Sams. Valley sehoolliouse next Sunday. Miss Kvelyn llumiltoii.' who has been spending several weeks with, her sister at liunsimiii-. Cat., re turned home Sunday e-enjng. John !ill of southern California Is enjoying country life at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Merrill Chase. The John Mcltride family are spending their annual vacation with friend a. the.DU Klk iahger station. '. . J ; BIG MELON CROP- WII.LOVV SI'RINCS, On, Aur. CIcoi-ro Obcnciialn in nuirkt.'t hiff trurk loads .of i watorniplmiH riLcli day. Till'. Obcni.'haln'H melons are utiUHually fino this ye:u Vorno l''lold has Jiint purchiiHd il new Kord plrk-up to supplement his hoavy truck. Tho J-'lohl broth-oi-m uro now plrkiim tomatoes und will noon have melons ready for marketing also.. Tho Kurt let t pear crop In thit community is unusually heavy. The pears arc sizing up well mid pick 1 iik will befcln about August IL'tll. .Mr. and Mrs. A. II. t'lement are louvtrtK I his week for I'ltllforniu where they will visit II is. Clem ent's pa rents. Herj mother, Mw. Davis, will return hero with them for An extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Klchmond will motor to Crater Iake Sunday foe n day with their daughter. Wilda, who is employed at the lodf. They will he accompanied by (.Jtailys Richmond and two of her girl friends from Medford. Mrs. McKay. wlu has been in very poor health for some time, is st 111 seriously in at the- home of her son-in-law, O. S. Ktackford. The Misses Uniee and Jerry Jler liianson. of Central Point, spent Thursday visiting thHr niend, AVylamae Parker. Miss Clara Anderson, Knoluale nurse, has just eonydetetl r vix weeks case in portlund and Is spending a month's vuciHiou wlt:i her parents, Mr. and ,M rs. Sum Anderson. Miss Doris Clarke, of Salem, called on friepils in the neighhni' liood Wednesday. Miss Clarke was enroute to Crater liko with her grMiid-parents. Hidand lilrkholz has recently purchased n Chevrolet coupe and disposed of his Kord roadster. Mrs. W K. Harris is expecting short isit from her son, Russell, and hln wifp. of Portland. Miss Aiiene Hay t( Central 101111, was a Thursday luncheon guest at the W. K. Parker home. Mr. and Mr.s. Sam Anderson. Miss Roo .l..urs. Miss Clara An dnvon. Malcdm Anderson and A. V. Carhon lUruirked at l.ithla park In Ahhmd Sunday. Mih.h, Ieah I'arker has returned fromM( iftti tAoiiths' v.eittlml trip :hx v.ii.iiin irli ;in I 'idifui nfci. Mr. and Mrs. Art Centers and M. Centers were dinner guests Hun day at the Mays home. I. C. Hale nnd family were out to .Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. .las, Macliowell made 11 trip to Central Point Thurs day, .lack Hottnuin shent the wck end with home folks. Jack (1111 and w Ife called M (he Maya home Sunday evening. Hill Schneir i working for J.is. M ne Howell this week. Mr. Pleree wa out to the valley Tuesday morning- ! Kr.ink Mnriues and family! were up on the erevk Thursday. 1 Jit.i. May nnd family. K, J. Cen ter and Steve Luak spent Sunday at Lake o' the Woods. Tho Mullet pi-toe rvt-r pnUI for A vrrfrllnff Tli,i.ii..hr(1 i t?n - I ono. which wrnt for Whlxk Ihrooni cult n yit unracod. Ne'por( streets being iiuprovcj. Mo vurloui jipmM ; - Awnppnw PDFFK li i nnuuiuun uilli ; i i HKOWNKIJOltO, Aug. S. -Mrs. '.' Jlateliug and Mrs. llall.y of Meill'ord, who lit one time were residents of tills community, have been visiting with their old friends Mr. and ill's, (ieorge 1-irown anil Mrs. Iniog.-iie Charley and sons. I Miss Iternice Sears of 1'lioenlx , was a guest of the Weiuo r and .Moulten families on Wednesday of j last week. ' ! Mrs. Kate Walsh of M.dford is i visiting at the home of her sons, , ' Low- and Lloyd Walsii. I j The Wni. Niekell family have as i ' their guesl this week. Mr. itubens- 1 I dot-f of rortland- . I ' A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. j i IVIIli'ani Niekell, at the Sacred ' Heart hospital last Saturday night. i Mr. and .Mrs. Knlph Tucker mo-j itored to Sams Vailey last Sunday.! .where' they spent tile day pieniek- ' Take a kit on your camping trip . You'll be ' 1 delighted! . STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Makers of Oronite Cleaning Fluid - Oronite Auto Polish .Oronite Furniture Polist in A RAIL AND WATER. Vacations From Seattle 'Vancouver liner... through cent Canadian Rockies to Banff, Lake Louise and the Bungalow Camps on a fast transcontinental train . . . return via Cilgary and Spokane. A complete circle fel m , of the beauty points of the West, ii'Vi never the same scenes twice. Special Excur sion 1 arcs arc now on sale no passports literature! j 'CVmrt.iVm Pacific Travrtlcr.1 Cicgiicl Oooo H'ajl.DiMON CmlAtimt FAW'R 1)1 fT. 14 i BRf).l)W Pf'RIIANrJf.w, JM2 AMtniCAh tAMk Mm,. A Recipe for Medford Progress There is just one thing that can make good stores and banks into better ones and that is liberal patronage. Buy and bank in Medford and your patronage will help local business men carry out their ambition of giving you service comparable witli the best to be found anywhere. First National Bank Medford, Oregon iSs; FEDERAL RESERVE z SfeSYS TE Maar i,,g Tho' "I" brought home a ,.. 1 supply of water from the soda springs. .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayfield und ll.e llaynes family were guests of Mrs. Klizabetll Orissom last Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Tucker Willi Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Central Point, spent last Sunday at Crater Lake. , . , Mr. and Mrs. It I Charley and children wero guests at Iho home ot Miss Combs, In .Medfonl last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tiradshaw made a trip to l-'ort Klamath last Sunday to look afler their eallle. .Mr. and .Mrs. Lylo Mar.' of Chiloquln, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Mayfield. Itev. JJ. 1. liandall preached an interesting sermon last Suliday afternoon. after wilier, his son Kdsoli gave u short talk. Although tho attendance was small, those who were there enjoyed the mes sage given from Clod's Word. Klamath Tails Moe's store be-in- entirely redecorated. Ippfj jjyy 19 North Fir ' Phoni FLY SPRAY A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT ORONITE is the name of the Fly Spray that kills 'em dead flies, moths, mosquitoes, roaches, bedbugs, fleas, r nts, lice, water bugs and many other insects. At grocers, druggists, hard ware, department stores and Standard Oil Service Stations. Packed in kits (wilh improved sprayer), pints. Quarts, gallons, S-gallons, barrels, and J barrels. ivhish tliey die .. flies mosquitoes inothslice ; and many othe insects. - KJ )ronitc Handy Oil - Etc. to Victoria and on a Princess the magnifi required. Get th Woild Over. 666 is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Del Bilious Fever and Malai It is the most speedy reinei Known Electrotherapy Chlroj Dr. H. P. 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