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UNTY TURKEY REGISTRATION FOR
ni PI ANNFDIGH SCHOOL WILL
Jperative Manager An
wrices Early Prepara-
hn of Valley Birds to
eet High Class Demand
Warmints Vex.
jlimlnavy stops fur tlio fnrma
fof a turkey pool in tills
y will be taken by the I'urm
anft Co-oporutivei early in
jmbfr. Manner Clay I). far
Mi ill today. The firm st'
fy- the stit.-ntific fee ding "l
Hi kfys, durlni; the liiitenint:
d, whfi-h extends from Sti-
Br to November 1. Bulletins
6 in-suod to the turkey raisers
t time to time.
S, object of the systematized
D'. is to produce firm, while
in ureal demand with Kum
fuyers. A turkey ration eom-
entirely of corn, produces
jlow meat and turkey raiscr.s
(b'en advised to evereit-e cau
rt this point.
jrkey u ud chick cu minors.
Igliout the valley, nro haviny
le with skunks and weasels.
Varmints corne out of their
and raid the hen yards. One
en raiser in the Cold 1 1 ill
ct recently had r.O chickens
t In one iiiyht by skunks. 11
tilled six trunks in reprisal
a planuinK on t rapping them
now on.
0 weasels are particularly
In the area almiK the hilly
ins of the t'raler iake hii;b-
ultry raisers report that
(B are more acti e, than in
find more plentiful,
nayer Parker of the Co-Ope-
fays that the valley turkeys
sxeepiionally large and fine
for this time of the year,
net hi rig of an egi; shortage
1 In the local market, which
continue until the hens start
j next month, standard egg-
telling for 4 lie a dozen, and
jms for .3 So. Thin price Is
four to six cents higher than
and quotations.
Oo-operative is experienein;
ulty In supplying the Klam
market. The supply does
the demand, with no cold
?e. There is less than half a
id of cold storage eggs avail
here. This in the lowest cold
figure in many years, Man
barker said.
are i.s also a brisk demand
Klamath 'cotinty for chickens
rooking purposes, which can
e filled, as only a few poul
i of this city, raise chickens
he block.
I According to an announcement
(from the city school office regis
jtration of pupils in the high school
and junior high school begins Fri
(day morning. AiiciM 3'). The time
(from H:oo m U'i.jij has been set
aside fur pupils who have not pre
viously attended Med ford schools,
and also for those who were In
attendance last year, but who for
some reason desire to change their
registration.
Mont of the pupils in school hero
last year registered in May. Since
that time, however, a course in
art haw been- announced, also some
'minor changes in organization
' have been made. It i.s expected
by Principal Cunkle that these will
result in some pupils desiring
changes made in present sched
ules. Such chances, if nv m- in
be made K rid ay morning.
i Pupils In high .school have been
asked not to purchase their books
until after they have registered
and received their schedules for
the semester.
LOCAL OFFICIALS AT
John H. Carkin in his capacity
as member of the slate tax com
mission is in K la math Kails at -
pending the meeting of- the State
j Association of t'ounly Assessors, at
twliich other members of the bo:ird
j were also to he in attendance. Mr.
(.'arkin was scheduled to address
the assiichiiioii iliis no. ,n on lax
: matters.
' County Assessor J. P.. ( 'oleinan
lis also attending the association
(Convention.
fes pheasants:
I
The Jackson County Came Pro- !
jtective association received from j
tiie state game farm at Corvaltis :
I n hunt 7 an nliii!i.iint Tn.lnv that
j were liberated all over the county, j
j They were received by Chester
Kftch find Mnrris .Iiinesi ulm Ittnl.-ed '
after their distribution.
The association expects to re
reive nnolhei- Kiiinmmit nt tlu.sf
game birds this fall. The pheas- I
ants formerly released are doing
well in southern Oregon.
"LIKE DIFFERENT
WOMAN," STATES
MRS. C. A. KNIGHT
;ee local fruit
fessor 11. S. Pickett, head of
epurtnient of horticulture at
)wa Stale college, Ames, Iowa
ipanied by five students,
1 at the Southern Oregon Kx
tent station for about two
.yesterday. According to 1
ilmer, they were much inter
In the fruit industry of the
and also the Talent station,
flrisited a number of the large
g plants in this city before
ig for the north.
!y have been on a tour for
..- a month, having visited
do, Utah, and California.
JVing several days in Oregon,
g which they will slop at
n Slate college, they plan to
through the eastern part of
lliglon, visiting the Wenat
and Yakima valleys, then ro
il; to Iowa.
fessor Pickett was accom
& hy Karl New of Manches
owa; John Wingcrt of Ames,
.. h'ra n It 1 )en d e 1 of K i n gs 1 ey .
Puiman Lee of Canton,
t and JJavid Taelhairn of
, Iowa,
REST THREE ON
1
"In just three short weeks, the
Sa rg on t rea t m en t ended all m y
troubles. This wonderful medicine
did more for me than all the other
treatments I took during my three
1
k Whitfptt and C. S. Pyers of
nd, Calif., and James Hock.
rd, were arresteil for (m
ind Felling of intoxicating
jWast. night at their house on
JBxndrews road. The arrests
made by officials, of the slu-r-Xfice.
ill M l t n nd Hyers a r a 1 leged
,Vc sold 12 quarts of gin yen
jr to Terry Talent, federal
biclon agent, who represented
If as n nH-mber of an nrches
Kock is alleged to have sold
Khine.
MPS. Alt KM: KNKillT
vears of suffering. Pve gained five
pounds and feel like a different
womii u.
"Severe stomach trouble :nd
rheumatism in my b's and arms
made lite miserable for me. It was
en nervous that restful sleep was
imp'sldci. I-was also bilious and
had a sallow complexion. Of course
1 alwavs fell tired and lwt!es.
'1 l.t-uan to feel Letter right
from the first few doses of Sargon.
Pifore 1 finished the fourth bottle
all my stomach trouble disappear
ed and every siun of rheumatism
left me. My nerves are steady
now. and ! have a fine appetite
and sleep just like a healthy child.
Sargon Soft .Mass Pills coin p let ply
relieved my I til Puisnes. I'm bet -ler
every way than I've been
in yfar and can hardly find wnrd.
tto express mv gratitud to Sar
gon." The above statement was made
hy Mrs. t 'arrie A. Knight, 1 1 its
11th Ave.. Spokane.
Sargon may be obtained in Med
ford from the Magtll Urug Co.
l-1'..M adv.
THE
Sfoie of 'jfrhe Thi
Fall Frocks
$14.75
Iotriguingly different delightfully smart
irresistible values at only $14.95! Styles
mirroring the "feminine" trend of the
season with softly draped skirts,
novel trimming detail. Of flat
crepe and sarin crepe.
Women :: Misses
Juniors
"Dunegal" Tweed Dresses.
Twelve- different styles from which to seleet nil dis
tinctly different nnd made exclusively for the J. ('. 1'eii-'.
ney Compimy. "Dnneaal" tweed is a new process fabric '
that is washable, serviceable and entirely new. The size
range is 7 to 14 years.
We have them on display now. Come in and see these
exceptional values. Priced
$2.98 " ' !
Cretonnes
yard.
36 inches wide. A splendid assortment of
pleasing patterns . . . suitable for drap
eries, slip covers, comfort covers, cush
ions, smocks and other uses. Only
our tremendous buying power
makes this value possible!
Fall Coats for Girls
For those who p:o to school, and younger ones, too!
Carefully selected fabrics of sncde-finish and novelty ma
terials, smartly fur-t riinmcil and styled to please every
age.
Excellent values indeed,
when yon see them !
'1 to li year sizes
7 to 1H year sizes
1 1 to li, year sizes
Thrifty mothers, you'll agree
$3.98 t S9.)(
$1.98 t S 12.75
- $5.90 io $11.75
No. 445 Hose
98c
Amazing to' find such good-looking hose at
only !c avpair! These are of silk-and-
rayon irr ai remarkably clear, even knit,
and cunei in the opnlar colors. The
frl, arid conn
SCHOOL OPENS
in Medford
Tuesday, September 3rd
It's time to buy
SCHOOL CLOTHING
NOW!
Our stocks of school apparel for boys and girls
are complete and await your inspection. You
can outfit your boy or girl in this store com
pletelyand we always offer quality, at a
savin";.
A PARTIAL LIST
of School Apparel Values
Hoys' Shirts, plain or fancy. All sizes 79
Boys' Overalls. All sizes G9C
Boys' Caps. Large assortment - 69 - 9S
Hoys' (lolf Socks. Many patterns 25 - SS
Boys' Fancy Sucks 25
Boys' Corduroy Knickers. Tan .gray.... $1.98 - $2.98
; Boys' Long Bants. Large assortment $1.98 to $3.98
Boys' Corduroy Long Punts Brown, gray, cream $2.98
Boys' School Suits. Two pants $7.90 to $19.75
Boys' Coat Sweaters. Blazer style. All sizes 98
Boys' Slip-on Sweaters. Large assortment.
' All sizes - $1.49 . $2.98
Boys' Bow Ties 25
Boys' Houghneck Coat Sweaters., All-wool.
lied, buff, black 7 $4.98
Boys' Belts. All sizes 25 - 49-
Boys' Suspenders. Fancy ami plain 25
Boys' School Oxfords. Tan and black.
Sturdily built $2.98 - $3.98
Boys' School SI s. Well made. All
l"'l'"'' $1.84 to $3.49
Boys' Felt Hats. Tan or grey shades $1.98
Boys' Waist Overalls. Keavy denim. Itivcted.... $1.29
Boys' Blazers. Large assortment. All ,
"iw - ....'$2.49 $2.98
Hoys' Iligh-top Hoots. Sizes 12 to 2 $2.98
sizes VA to :,'. $3.49
Hoys' Corduroy Hiding Pants. Lace leg $2.9S
School Tablets. Large size , 2 for 15
Fountain Pens. Self filler )8
School Pencils 1
Spelling Paper , 5
Notebook Paper ()
Bath Towels
25c
V
I each
Size 22x44 inrhes . . ..'a generoui size for
general use . . . ft and alworbent. In
all-white, or with colired borders, also
with colored i-ross-friev Kill in
your supply with ihnse line values
V
Students'
Suits
Just in Time for School
14
.75
and
16-75
Two button single breasted model with
either peak or notch lapel, pleated vest
and pleated trousers. Fabrics include
many tine t assunrres in' the newest
and smartest shades for Kail.
Boys' Sweater Values
Slip-over sweaters, sturdily, knitted of selected yarns.
Well-shaped and expertly finished. Blended color com
binations in the season's most distinctive patterns.
Two outstanding value groups
S1.49
S1.98
Silk and Rayon
Hose for Men
25 c
Tliis !s a really outstanding hosiery value.
Silk and Rayon Hose with mercerized
top, toe and heel. And in addition our
ru-Toe" feature adds strength
where it is most needed.
Why School Outfits Cost Less '
at Our Store
' . .i
Prnbnbly yon luivn wondered why tlilnps coRt so much tens here.
The answer is that we plan nnd economize when buying, exactly
as .Mother docs when selecting the school wardrobes for hoi'
family. Hut where .Mother only buyx for two or three youiiK
HleiH, we huy lor millions of lliem, nnd Mothcr'H hiivIiikh of ti
penny here nnd a dollnr there, niuoiint in a very larKe kuiii when
yon arc buying tor millions of fnmtlfcH ut once.
School llnys will soon In here! We extend un Invitation to Thrifty
Mothers to my us n vlsll of inspection.
September
Presentation of
Marathon Hats
$2-96 to $4-98
Marathon Hats offer you a combination of
everything that goes to make a really good
hat Style, Character, orknianshi
and prices surprisingly low consid
COCOANUTS
ARE COMING.
thrifty women who rec
, at tins tlirtity low price!
ering the (Juahty.
ognize Value I