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MEDFORD WAIT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX. FRIDAY. DECEMBER fi, 1929.
PXQE THREE
PHOENIX SCHOLARS
AT
I U I Ll) I J week end.
ION!
at the "Williams school, spent the
ThanklviiiK vacation at her home
In (iruntH Pufi. '
'Mrs. Addie Pierce, who has been
visiting Airs. l.'larenci? Hurreliai
vera I weeks, return-
Saturday to spend tha
The Secret of Mohawk Pond
' . By Natalie Sumner Lincoln . ;i ;,
Al: Price and huh Dan. who have
bet n living in John Let le ken'
smi.il houe, drove over to Klam
ath Paths and spent ThaukKivIi:K !
with his son (leorue and family, re
turning Saturday.
Three one-act plays, "The Won
der i Int." "The P.eau of Bath," and
"The Silent System," will he pre
wnifHlfiit the. Phoenix (?ym, Friday.
Jieeeqfln-r did by .the students of
Phoedlx liiKlr Hcjpmj. 'I
Tht 'east W characters for the
playMftre an follow:
I "The Wonder Hat '
Columbine Ituth Pettu.s
Harlequin Kid red Velvet- J
Alarj;ft Akih-h Culver t
lW"-rrf.l;
f 'unctuiello Winston J Intel I
"Tin; J teu u of Hath"
!
TABLE ROCK !
i
TAIIUK lUH'k', Or;, Hee. (I. I
(Special l Airs, litniM and chll-,
j diva of I.os Angeles are visiting!
A!r. Pinko's mother, Mrs. Mar-
rart't l. Lydiard at the Lydinni
home ht're. I
yRYXOPSlS:. Another mlshao
ami a unrrow esvava from Oeiuu
' dirive4 ot her tuicle't for tun. An
offirtui lunking letter to OUailiah
Jvimia trofn Comm. .Jnmicson
Hinclutr falls into PtOQV'a minis
thrnmilh a mistake Vu tin vmil
earner. Vuriouitu concerning Oka
diah'a relation with the unknown
vxan who will receive Herbert
J'reecott'e fortune it Pcoau does
not comvttj with tha strunue uru
visions of his tofl, sends her to
i'.cho Farm, t'u route she tUtta
vml svraitia an tinkle and Aintila
Uhase cornea to her (ixalafuuce,
ilrcssino her injury and lirivino
htr tnivk home, teatino the cloi'k
as it tolls wt- the vimte3 of
i'cgyj'e hour ut grace.
.1. is-.. nil H-ii-ll..v I 111
.! ,, ,,.1".! Hill Kinney of Sams Valley say
Chanter 17
AN EMPTY ENVELOPE
DESPIT12 the depressing effect
thn nerlet nf mvsteriuuS hno-
Alyrna Pctius
"The Silent System"
Tin- Wife (iladya Fern
The Husband...., Kay Al 11 list
The plays have been directed hy
Miss .(iamiaway, a teacher in the
Phoenix liiuh .school
he 1i:ih wnrki'd un ratiehes of the
rieaMiasii. .. iiandd FWi ; IEK"' , i:iv'r V:lllo' r' s : penJnga had had upon Peggy, she
.l-psfi. his servant imA nev'M" lu' S,H'" u was glad to be back at the lodge.
Maynord Wilson I ils ,hy ,lH this- Temporarily it was home, and elie
Iuly of the I'ortrait ! 'Inesday morning the mnvt ; fo . e fort the- tenderness
meat or turKeys hewan in tn s an-. Juiia :niade her com-
adjotninK i sir cts to the sh ppini?l . . , , .1 . .
h,, uri,r .. the Fannc,' o.-i 'iaM in wicker chair on the
M.'nuiv nt .M,..if.mi wlu-ru they veranda and bathed her epralaed
11 iv IicIiik Mi-nt illrcet to the Now ! foot.
Vorli miirkt-tH. Her thoughts crowHefl each other
Hill and lioli l,r-wis nf tho Lewis; is the events oMIia past two weeks
Tim i-urlain will riso ninmntlv at I l!rmlirrn Slu-i'ii company werel uassed in quick review. She viewed
Niimi n. in. hciv last 1'ihlay and laiuuht an-1 with chagrin her visit to the Evans
Iti'Kular ndiiiission (Vi-h will lie I ""ut liatcli of. hay as a luwau-j farn, where she had gone. Inipnl-
chaiKfil. i liiinary nn-asiiin asainst u hard j sively. to retnrn the letter from
IKinio-maiU- fiindy will lie sold I winter wlili mass slioriaco in j jameon Sinclair addressed to
duriii ih ovonlni? Iy tlu s..ih.,- ! inrly npi-iiiK. ! Obadiah Kvnns. It had brouslit
inoic-anil junior i-lassps. A. L. Kvaluooke has finished; . ,ufnrli.n nnrt lha
!'ti,' imiV....n ..r .1,.. r,.-.r,"in,r ,..111 "uzzlllS' d IscovFry. of the, army
Im planted to corn in tho sprint;.
I). T. Lawlon of Med ford wm
j here last Saturday to Inspect the
1 new farm scales recently, Installe 1
hy .1. I,. Nenl.in.
Teams are ha ullnir . rnel; from
.-MHpl.) Mrs: At J,. ItlndBctt Is lh(. fl,.,, , . .Mllul, ,,,-ehard to
Tsltim? her daughter. -Mrs. Will u ,..n n, ri...i
at I he cist enil of the orciutrd.
The annual sale nf Christmas
Sials : heillK carried on hero hy
the sellout children who report a
fairly successful cnnipaiKU.
Most of Ihe wheat seeded in this!
vicinity still lies nnsproiited in the
dry earth.
A new fence is heiiiK put lip
alnr.K the road front ut the l'en
(Helon farm.
Several families from here nt
.
WILLIAMS CREEK
WIM.IA.MS CIIMKK, -Ore., I.
l.ovel, anil 'family ,M CociuiUe for
three weeks.
Air. and Mr? Xewrnan are en
joying a new six-tuhe Kadio r-f-iitly
Installed in ilu-ir home.
Seats and desks for the Mi-w hi:?!i
ff-houl room ;it Williams have i
rived and will he net up this week
when the room will ho ready for
occupancy hv teachers and pup;K
Air. and Airs. Al. I,. House and
family were dinner quests a, tho
home of their son. Homer House,
ThanksIvins dr.y.
Fred Powers has sold hifarm
to a Air. Pennington of Talent,
and recently from Oklahoma. Th'y
iirr settled in their new home.
Air. and Airs. Pill Leinmnn and
daughter Wllma, f.nd Aliss Juii?
P.ielow of tiranls Pass pont
ThanksKivini: with Airs. Lemmon'.s
parents, Alivnnd Airs. JJock Alans-field.
Air. "and Airs. Kradel' and Air
and A! vs. Hanks Xewcomii took
Th; nk-sivinK dinner with Mr. New -1
romh'p aister. Airs. Charles Coui;le.
Airs. Clertrude Harriot of Ale'tl
ford visited her mother, Grandma
John, Sunday.
Air. and Airs. Ira Sparlin have
their electric lights Installed. The
y-j'owor eomos from a hydro-electric
' plant owned hy Air. Sparlin and his
:n Lester.
Air. nnd Airs. Knierson and two
children of (.'hiloqtiin visited their
friends. Air. and Airs, Philip Heet
ehry. last Sunday.
P.ert Fui'kus of Talent Is staying
a few days at the home of Air.
and Airs. John Lettoken.
Afr. and Airs. George AlcClain of
Phoenix and Airs. Alolile Witch v
and Arthur Unpens of Med ford
wen visitors at the home of Mr.
and Airs. (. W. Uoherts Thank. f
Ktvfnj; day.
Air. and Airs. Wormian of Ale.l
ford spent the week end at their
summer home. "The Aladrnncs," o.i
Williams cek.
Mr. end Mrs. John Heetehry nf
Winters, (Ml., Air. and Airs. PhiMp
Heetehry of Williams ami Air:'.
Temhy were Sunday visitors after
church at the home of Air. and
Airs. Doll I,pmmon.
Air. and Airs. Orvil Hamilton
from the Alodoc Orchards near
Aledford visited Airs. Hnmilton" i
sister end family, Mr. ami Airs.
Lester Hill, last week. Airs. Ham
ilton will he remembered as Aliss
Violet Loeseh,
k Air. and Airs. Glen Prvivolt and
two children. June and' Jack. n'V
visltinu Air. Prnvult's mother. Airs.
Kmma Provolt. and ether relatives
and' friends. Air. and Airs. Pro
volt have been in Weshington for
Mime time.
Friends r.re plad to know tint
A rehie Pierce, who has been in
the sanitarium nt Jacfcmivil!e. is
improving and was a'-le to come
home Wednesday.- .
A. I.. P.lodi;ctt and C. V. Uon
erts attended the union Sund;iv
'ehool rt mvent I in at the Haptlst
chnrch at Grants Pass.
Air, and Mrs. M. L. House and
fa miiy Were business visitors at
Aledford Saturday.
Fn d Powers wan a business vis
itor In Aledford one day last week.
Ml Smill). one f the te'irbe-J
I
j Point last Wednesday and pro
I noun-ied tiie entertainment one of
the best they had ever attended.
Mr. and Airs. Alortran of Pasco,
Washington, who have been visit
ing their daughter. Airs. Frank
Hart, and family here left for their
homr? Thursday evening.
Air.':. I,. ('. Schafer entertained
the junior boys and glr'lH at her
home Saturday afternoon. Games
' and refreshments were enjoyed by
the 17 children.
holster which she had concluded
must be Jim's. 1 '
Suddenly she sat bolt upright.
"Julia!. Where's- my handbag?"
Julia's jaw dropped' open.
Mis P'3ggy, dear, dotf skeer ine
to death!" she gasped. "Dar's yo"
bap, haugin' ou yo' let' arm."
Pogny glanced down; sure
enough there uuii her ban by
strap over her ai'tn lu -which she
had cluteJied the folded half she-n
brought from Echo farni; the lat
ter she had thrown down on the
end table close , beside her chair.
Peggy's feeling ot relief changed
to one of alarm on eyeing that tier
bag hung open. Dragging it for
ward she went hurriedly through
Bad Stomach Cause
of Bad Skin
tended the operetta at Central its contents, linally spillingovery-
thing into her lap.
"It's gone, Julia: oh.-H's sone!"
"Lawsy, honey do keep ca-m,"
advised Julia, her bwir eyes bulg
ing with excitement. "How much
yo' all done losT" ,
"Not money, Julia a letter."
Peggy glanced up and down the
veranda.
"Go through the living room and
out on the stcp3; perhaps I dropped
it getting out ot the car. Hurry!"
' In the maid's absence, she ex
amined her bag more carefully
the catch was bent, evidently in
her fall climbing over tho stone
wall,
.'1 done looked eberywhar, ' but
de letter aln' dere."
Julia's troubled voice caused
Peggy to look up.
"What was it like, Miss Peggy;
eunythlng special?"
"No; don't mind. Thanks, Julia.
Go and call Dr. Eastman, like a
CENTRAL POINT
t'KNTHAb POINT, Ote., Dee.
6. (Special) Airs. Itntph LeVoc
of Gold IliU made a combination
business and social trip to town
Tuesday, spending most of the
day with Airs. Frank .Miller.
Jasper Hanna, who was seriously
injured more than a year ngo, has dear; ask for. the Litchfield ex-
improved to :uien nn extent mat, ciiango( they'll give you bis office
ho recently was able to visit his
sister. Airs. Daily uf Hlllcrest or
chard. James Alerriman and family of
"" " "u "'";"' Ech0 Farm fn the farmhouse It-
KUes'.s at the homo ot .Mr. nnd ( , " ., ,
Lett to herself Peggy sank back
in her chair. Had tho letter to
Obadiah Evans dropped out of her
bag in the meadow on her way to
Mrs. Dltlemore. parents of Mrs.
Merrlman. m
IMnncr guests who partook of
th.' hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Miller on Friday were Mr.
and .Mrs. Frank Houston of l'hoc
nix. Mr. and Mrs. J. I., ltnrger nnd
Mr. anil Mrs. Leslie Met.'ue of
Cuaellc, Cat., attended the funeral
services of their relative. Archie
John Martin Saturday, and return
ed to thoti- California home Sun
day. Mrs. Kverett Falier. with her
infant son, Donald Arthur, came
home from the community hos
pital Tuesday afternoon. Ilotll
KettinK iiloni; fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse lilehardson
and daughter, F.nmi, spent the
week-end in Klamath Falls, re
turninK Sunday.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. l'aul Martin left
Tuesday fur tlazcllo. Calif., for a
few days' slay with tho Hunter
family and other relatives.
Mr. t'nderliill nnd family who
came here from Xehrnsku about
a year nun and located In north
Central J'olnt, have returned to
Itielr former home.
Tile CaMul family are all re
eovoi'ilik' from a slece of Searletina.
Itussell Harris, employed by the
Telephone ami TeleKl'apll Co. of
Portland has been transferred to
Seattle for n more responsible po
sition and during tho Interim made
a l.ef visit with his mother, Mrs.
W. I'.. Harris.
The friends of Mr. nnd Mrs.
itoliert le-rnhardt reuret to loyo
them from church and social' cir
cles, , 1 nit such is life, and th"y
found It best to return to Co-
self, or in ihe Ford car? It at
Echo Farm, Obadiah would be sure
to find it, possibly also In the mead
ow, but suppose Aqulla Chase had
inadvertently carried it off with
him? At that, finding It, the botan
ist might suppose tho hired boy
had dropped it In his car; anyway
he would be sure to give it to
Obadiah.
' Oh, it she hadn't been such a
fool trying to bring back the
empty holster concealed in the
folds of the torn, halt sheet she
might have noticed that her bag
was hanging open on ber arm; In
fact, what had possessed her to
forget the letter when the object
of her visit t6 Echo Farm had been
returning Obadiah' property to
him? : .' '
A maddening Pain In her Injured
ankle as she moved thoughtlessly
supplied reason enough for her for
getfulness. Surely such a sprain
was sufficient excuse!
"Hello!" The cheery salutation
came from the walk at tho side of
the veranda and glancing that way
Peggy saw Jim climbing up ar.d
over the railing.
"Wha's happened?" he de
manded, glimpsing the steamer
rug thrown over her, and tha alarm
in his voire brought tome color to
her cheeks. "Are you 111? Hurt?"
"Just a sprained ankle."
Her heart gave a most unac
customed throb as she looked up
Into bis steel-blue eyes and caught
within them the light that sL.ues
ou neither land nor sea. Quivering,
she looked away. , ' ,
Oh, It couldn't be they bad met
only a dozen times It was rtdleu--lous,
absurd. Conquering her agita
tion, she looked up shyly, her cheeks
burning. .
"Where have you been this long
while?" . . ,
"On m'lady's service."
Jim held her baud, refusing to
let go ot it.
"Brady, the celebrated New
Haven lawyer, will handle your
case when It comes up at the next
term ot court. He said you wer
not to worry," smiling in sym
pathy as her face lighted with
hope. "But how did this happen
this sprain?"
"I hopped over'your garden wall,
with disastrous results."
Her spirits were soaring as never
before.
"Oh, please don't mova the
linen," as Jim pushed the and table
aside to draw up a chair, and there
by nearly knocked the table over.
Suppose the linen slipped and ex
posed his leather holster? Peggy
grew hot all over what would ho
think of her? What Insane impulse
.had Inspired her to treasure tha
holster because it va9 his?
"You were at Echo Farm?" be
questioned eagerly, "nnd I not there
to welcome you homo!"
He laughed lightly, happily, her
high spirits were contagious.
"Well, did Pop greet you properly?"
"He wasn't home: only Mr.
Chase."
Jim's tirotile showed the dogged
set to his Jaws, his broad forehead,
and clearcut features; in s big.
line way, he, why, be was actually
handsome!
"You don't look In the least Ilka
your father," she commented softly.
Jim's smile vanished. '
"I resemble my mother, like nil
lltcky sons," he said, shortly. "Well,'
what fortunate circumstance took;
you to see us?"
She shook her head. i
"It wasn't a hit fortunate," she
admitted. "A letter, addressed to
Mr. Evans, was put iu my mall
box nnd I went to return it and
and lost it." she ended lamely.
"somewhere."
Jim chuckled.
"Don't look so grieved
Leaning forward be again took
her hand. - 1
"It Pop's correspondent doesrif
get an answer, he'll wrlto again",.
"I hope he won't It was a letter
from Comm. Jamleson Sinclair!"
The hand holding hers grew
rigid. - ..;
"How do you know?"
And it Peggy had not been look
ing at Jim and seen bis lips move,
she would not have recognized bis
voice It was so boarsa so dis
cordant. "From the commander's return
address in the lefthand corner."
her eyes Bashed with indignation
at tljo imputation his words Im
plied. "I took back the letter un
opened." "Miss Peggy."
They rooked up, to behold Julia
and the vans' hired boy standing
In the doorway of tha living room.
Red from embarrassment at his
unexpected prominence, the boy ad
vanced, '"I seen ye drop this" -holding
out tha letter addressed to Obadiah
Evans "back yonder and brunged
it to ye."
"Oh, thanks!"
Peggy's charming smllo capti
vated the small boy's heart; shyly
ha took her Impulsively extended
hand, laid the letter on her lap
and then bolted past Julia and out
ot the house.
"Thank heaven!" exclaimed
Peggy, thrusting It at him; "you
have Sinclair's letter intact."
Jim looked first at the cnvelopj
and then at her.
"Intact." he repeated, scornfully:
"I'll say not the envelope is botU
open and empty."
(Copyright, D. Apulelan mat Co.)
OF COLLEGE CIRCUITS
ATLANTA. Ga.Il Sinus of a
wide split lu the world's largest
college uthletic conference and the
formation of new Dixie recruits
have popped up with announce
ments that Ftirniau university ot't
Greenville. S. C, nnd Oglethorpe I
university of Atlanta will quit .Ihe '
Southern Intercollogltitu Athletic ,
UKsaciatlon.
The loop has 34 members spread j'
nil over the south anil buuki nteni- j
i hers rarely play more than two or (
three conference guinea. A desire t
I fof a coinpuct organisation of !
j schools In the South - Atlunilc I
t stales was voted h.v built Kitrmtin j
innil I lu lul l,,inu - i
Mercer university of Macon, fin.. '
the Citadel of 'Charleston, .S. C. !
and ChiittunooK'a university look j
wdth favor on it new conference. ;
,
flM"iB
SAX DIICGO, Gal., Dee.-' fi!--Wn J
Four men were burned, 1 two of i
them fatally yesterday. In an ex- j
plosion believed to have been j
caused by the short cireultiiiR of a i
power cable In a downtown street. !
A current of ll.Oaa volts of elec-j
trlcity ignited the clothing of the j
men, employes of a gas company j
who were at work in n manhole.
The dead: !
Jtdin l.arkin, 4-1: Fred ( F.bor- 1
hardt, 40.
The Injured nro Arthur Hyder,
serious body burns,, and D. J, j
Kelly, lim ns on the face and j
hands.
- - i
M i
I-wmnw im I
IIILLUM Ul IIII1UU
i
! EAGLE POINT
! . !,
Tbu enn't 'expect to have a good U'ilc where Mr. narnhardt Is at
el.. froh.lnnkinr comtilpxion if 1 Present employed.
Tne stnmnch is weak and disor- Donald l'al. r is r. ported nn got-i
dered.
tlliK aloUK f.iviiiniily while heini
Mr. and Mrs. Marine left Tues
day on the soiittihotind slaite for
a vl.-tt with their niece of (iitzelie,
f'.'.l.f.
ITmlio-ostod fond sends noisons confined In a hospital at Salem
through your whole body, pimpics a nm, ieK.
appear in your luce, skin grows sal
low nnd muddy nnd loses its color.
Your tongue becomes coutcd. breath
most unplcnsnnt. Hut these troubles
will end miicklv and skin clear un if
simple herbal compound known to j CENTRAL POINT HARES
ditigcists as Tanlac. ; PURLOINED FROM PEN
Tanlac contains nothine but i runuunntu mum rtn
herbs, barks and roots which have a j -cleansing,
henlinK effect cn a poor fKNTRAL POINT. Ore.. Dec (i.
up-et stomach. Just a teappoonful j ( Special. Said Airs. P. A. Tnicy:
before each meal stimulates the di- "On bivt Sunday eve we looked
pestion naturally so that you can eat j over our pen r rabbits and picked
what ycu want without fear of (lis-1 oi!t two prlmr youn onen for our
tress. And when your stomach Is in j ThankslvinK dinner, but, when on
pood shape again see how much j Alonday mnrnim: not n hair of a
keener your appetite ia watch how ; hare could be found, we came to
niiii klv skin beeina to ktov free of this conclusion that while 'this is
KAGM-; POINT, Ore., Dec. (.
(Special) Hay Ashiwile. proprietor'
of the Kanle Point hardware store, j
went to Gold Mill Tueaday and I
brousht back a load of dynamite. :
.Mr. and Mrs. H. K. fanipbell of J
the First Stnte bank returned 1
home Tuesday from a trip to Port-
Arouted by the Iobi of Iho lot
tor, Jim confronts Ida father In'
tomonow't installment.
wires all through tho town of
Fagio Point. .
Karl Tucker of MrownHhoro wan
in Kunle J'olnt Monday morning at
tending to hiiHineffH at the First
State hank.
WII.I.OW SI'ltlNOS. Ore., leo.
G. (Special.) Aliss Helen and'
Irene Utmpert, who are ntudents
at the Axhlunrt Normal, spent the
recent holidays an KuestM at the K.
K. Pennies home in t'entral Point.
P.nth families formerly lived in
this neighborhood. .
All-, and Airs. Pearl Ttonncy
served a turkey dinner on ThankH-
friviiiK .day. Anionic those who en
joyed Ihe day with them were
Air. nam! Airs. Anderson and baby
oS I'ejitral Point.
Last Wednesday Air. nnd Mrs.
H. A. Dcltuque made a trip to
CroNcent City. They found the
roads very icy on this end of the
trip, but it was warm and clear at
the coast.
.Miss l.nuh Parker, who teaches
at . the Bonanza Consolidated
school, was nt homu over the
ThapksKlvlnp holidays. She, with
heii mother and sisters motored to(
Oritnts. pass last Friday and wpont
the day as ftuestti of her grand
mother, Airs. II. fj Alvoraon.
Airs. O.'a, Alartln has as house
ffuest her sister, Aha. I.e. la, Graham
of La (Jrande, Oro. .Mrs. Alartln
has entertained a number of
friends lu honor of her sister. On
Sunday they 'had as dinner miest
Airs, Aland AlcCullen of Jackson
ville. Aim. -J. V. Elden entertained on
Thursday afternoon, a number of
the. ladles of the neighborhood In
honor of Airs. C. A. Alartln and her
Iiouho Kuest, Airs, hela Oraham.
SARDINE CREEK
WARREN IN iSENAIE
disfiguring eruptions. The cost of
Tanlac is less than L'c a nose, i.ei a
licttle from your diuyxist today.
Money back il it doesn't help you.
:c:it reuntry,' we wonder about
pome of Its inhabitants. We are
thankful they left us the chickens,
however.''
land.
Men Taniiiiny Is Improving his I
place by building a combined wood-;
shed and Karaite. i !
Mr. and .Mrs. I"rcd I'cltlgrew en
tertained .Sunday with a hoiinlifu'
chicken dinner for Mr. and Mrs. I
Pete tletz. Mi. nnd Mrs. Mil:
Younij. Mr. and -Mrs. Charley Jack-1
son of Kaglc Point nnd Mrs. Ida
Jackson ot Mndford.
Mr nn.l l .-u W f Clement-i
and son, Junior! went to Medford "'H.r.ced SulliVHris appointment!
Sunday and were mnonx the Kukle ! " 1 "'. "'
. . . . . m j,i i t senator would serve until a sue
airplane.
A mixed load of lumber left tin?
local yard Monday for H. V. Mutch-
insoh at Snnsft on Ihe KKtte. Tllden Pluy Kli
Oeorit Wuytimn and Timt 'Hflcy , I.jnijoN Uec. ti.(4,i Hin pluv
are huildinK a lourromn hunRHlow ( invinn flopped In tho Kimllhii
In town, where they will hatch. HrkH. Hill Tllden has a 1 wo weeks'
A Mioup of met. rmnloyed hy I i-nuauement nn a i nbaret entei -
Copco are putting new electric j ttiiner.
rMKVKNNi:, Wyo.,( T)ec. C M'i
Pali Irk J, Sullivan, prominent oil
anil sheep man of Camper, ami for
dti years the Wyoming member ot
the Peiublli-nu national com mit
ten, will temporarily nucceeri tlii
I'.ti. f.' .-Ui-r..M In Ihn
t'nited stuffs nenute. !
;iivci rnii' Frank . Kmerson an-1
, rnitr Is caoren at a pi'rtl Hena
tnid'l fd'Mtlon tn be h'dd next
; moiii h.
SAHDIN1-2 crtKKIC, Ore.. Dee. .
(Spl.)-i-Alr. and1 Alrs Ieo.snilth
are the proud parents of n 10
Pund baby irl which arrived Kt
their home Alonday, 3ec'einber
Tho ytmnff lady bears tho name of
(ieneva Irene.
Mm. Wm. Wrlirht nnd Mrs. Nina
Dusenherry are rocoverlnj; from a
recent .attack of the flu. Lester
Dusenherry uffered a. relapse nnd
Is now hattllnK with a hIcro oC
pneumonia.
ThanksKlviiiK dinner Kiiests at
Ihe homo of. Mr. and Mm, P.
Wait were Mr. und Mm. il. H. K!
hart und son lillly, Air. und Mrr.
U 1. Klhart nnd sun Hobby of
Asniand, Air. and Mm. n. A. mi
senbarry nnd son Arthur, Mr. and
Airs, tMirtU Allller and Mrs. Kva
Newton of thin place, ,
Air. and Aim. K. C Fiene spent
ThanksRlvlnv day In Medford at
the home of Air, nnd Aim. John
Simpson.
Aim. Nellie Smith of Onld Hill,
who wan ear i nt: for Mrs. Ooorwe
Smith, was called home Tuesday
to care for her mother, Mrs. '.,
Vroman, who slipped and fell on
t he Ice, badly Injurinir her knee.
Irene UoxencrauM is taking her
place earing for Airs. Smith nnd
baby girl.
Mr. and Airs. P. L. Walt fcnd
Airs. LaVee of Oold Hill attended
a poultry meetinK t tho Hotl
Holland In Aledford Wednesday
evening.
Air. and Airs. John Smith nnd
Mr. and Aim. S A. Musenberry at
tended n dinner Wednesday even-
j iiiR Klven i.t tho home of V. L.
Uusenlierry In Oold Hill, cooked
and nerved by Air. nnd Mrs. Hald
win of Aledford.
J. IT. Smith marketed k load of
fine fat hop; at the Hlmis meat
market lu Aledford Alouduy.
Ktbel Smith, aophomoro fit the
EADACHB?
Iiutmd ot dinr.rou. hurt it-
prraunU Uk nt: mild, partly
T.ieUbl MATIIBK 'I
and cot rid of th bow.J poiiona
that eaaas tha troubla. n.m-
Ins- Ilka m for biliouinaat, alck
naadacha and eoiutlpatioo. Acta
plnaantlr. Nav.rgripaa,
UlM mmt.. mwl v.UfaM.
Al Jri tlil-.nl, He. MalulXctulMllifkt,
raa, ijKfi a muMN. takb
3J
if
It
11
BIG SALE of
Procter 6 Gamble
SOAP PRODUCTS
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR EVERY
HOUSEWIFE IN MEDFORD AND
JACKSON COUNTY
This money-saving offer is for one week only- How
ever, since the quantities are limited We suggest
that you buy Saturday..
HbssVbsssIbsI
YOlfSAVE
86 c
You Receive
l-Six - Quart enamel
utility kettle." 1 -
1 Pkg. Large Chipso.
1 Pkg. medium Ivory
Flakes. .
1 Bar medium Ivory
Soap.
3 Bars P. & G The
White NAPHTHA
REGULAR YALUE
$1,85, ALL FOR '
Y0U MAY HAVE THIS $TEEL ENAMELED
UTILITY KETTLE IN FOUR COLORS
. RED BLUE GREEN BUFF . .
Order From Any of the r
Merchants Listed Below
MEDFORD .
Alexander Grocery.
Rungulow Grocery.
Central Street Grocery.
Court Street Grocery.
Economy Groceteria.
Finnklln's Grocery.
Home Grocery. ' ' .
Humphries Grocery.
Jncltsou Street Grocery,
MaoMurr Store No. ,14. '
MacMurr Store No. KG. I.
Onltdale Store.
Park Grocery. ;.
l'each Street Grocory.
1'eylon & McCay.
PlMly WlKKly.
Helluhla Cash Store No. 1.
Kellalile Cash Store No. 2.
Hose Grocery.
Rafnway Store No. 4.13.
Safeway Store No. 471.
Service store, Inc.
Shady Nook Grocery.
Star Market.
Waldon llros.
' . "ASHLAND
Ashland Cash and Carry
Knstsldo Grocery.
W. M. Herbert.
' Loomis & Nelson. ' ,
MacMurr Store No. 5a.
I'lKKly WlKKly.
Schuerman's Grocery. ;,
White House Grocery, : , .
Stonrn's Self Service Grocery.
C. C. Walters.
TALENT
Tryon's Grocery.
PHOENIX i., i ;
' riioenlx Mercantile Co.
JACKSONVILLE
Gndward Merciinlllo Co.
Norris Morcantllo Co.
Heliablo Cash Store Nn. 4.
CENTRAL POINT
Jonns Grocory.
Hflliuhle Cnsh Storo No. 5.
II. P. ThelHS.
GOLD HILL
Ilcllr.hlo Cash Storo No. 3.
H.rM . ,(.ilvlWiV M' 'i UJrft't'UlKH: W,.CO,u.l.'li.. .i "ail.'XkkKi.
. of O., npent Thanksgiving holi- noon hy sta;e for KtiKene to spend
days, at, .h-r home heie, returning , the ThanksfdvinK holidays.
Sunday to F,tiKene. . ,. , , L . . : !.
Aliss Olfford, teacher of tho 'At- Vale, He theater Installed
derbronlc Nchn(d, left WedneKdny I talkie equipment.
Star Meat Market
t j , ' and "4
Piggly Wiggly Market
" Saturday- Specials
TURKEYS ? , CHICKENS RABBITS
Beef Short Ribs, per pound
Pork Roait, per pound ' . V. .
Veal Rost, per pound .. i'i .
Freh Side Pork, per pound
Bacn Squares, per pound .
, 18c
25c
.25c
. .... .20c
20c
Hams, Half or Whole, per pound. . .28c
Phones 273 and 1236
We Deliver
LZSJ1
.. .. Wl) , S:
Phone 9 for I
FURNITURE REPAIRING
i UPHOLSTERINO, REFINI8HINQ
FRANK HOWARU
119 Wast Main. Streat, . 0
; stawaa Hour St. mourn l4
K Compute cunmq. aci
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