Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 10, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texty. PSORBDC MEDFOTCD MATLi TRTBUNE, IVrEDFORD, I t AMHTHFR TDF A I HOMF P I A M Til COLORFUL AWNINBS. I . . . 9 -"V- - - - JLI-' JLS -tJ JL V- iTA JL- A t M. L , II - - -r - r 'I L . ; , : "' !" J i h i' ''i jo.)V X, , 't' ' p i ; '.""u c"pi CHAMUM. LIVING Hoo 1 1 I ; - "Dining . 4rCf I 1 l-i ;' OT?E("iOW SATURDAY,' MAY 10. TWO, " LAWN SWINGS, TENTS AT.F.F. i i II - Tliln otlractlvo' house wnuld be an Ideal type to be located In our of Medroril'H beaiilimi residential districts uiul rontil bo constructed at moderate co.it.. Allowing Tor a Hood-sized yard and perhaps a no or tennis court for tbn pluuHiiro of tbo I;, WILLIAMS CREEK family and miosis, the liomo II luslrutecl would bo a worth-' wbllo investment. Olio of tlio oiilHtandliiK fa lures or thin plain but cliarinliiK Iioiiho la llio brick wull eflect ut the front entrance. Klt-tlln shingles, shakos or boanlH may bo tiBed to ndvuutuMe In com- lilnlnB with the bricks. Weather . Htalncd walls with hoiiio dark coutiiiHt In Ijilc-k would create a plcusiiiK appearance. Tltrce spacious bedrooms, n coinfortablo kitchen aiul large IIvIiik room are other altraatlvo features of the plan illustrated. 2 Ht'm KO-ti 4m Mm. .Iri y WILLIAMS CHICEK,. Ore.. May jlO (fl)l) Mujiiliei'H of tlio Wil liams prflnRO Who nltontlprt Iho fjnlnt Initiation ofMhlnl nnd fourth (ieprpc cmifliiliites from oucli firniiKo In Jowphtno county, liehl ht tho Huhuo Ulvur utuhko hull Saturday kvi'Miik, wero Air. and :Mm. C. A Vouklo, Air. and Mra. .Joe -If (Hit i Mrs. Hoi-ko KIpIcIh, Mrs. ,1-lPdKvpoth anil Clydt Dnvldnuii. Dr. .1. p. Hray and chllrtnm of Mod ford wero palling on friend on Williams (.'rook and atU'ndo.l church ot tho Mothudlnt chapel on Kundny mornlnK. They ' wore ac companied by Dr. liniy'n father, B. H. llray, of Norwood, 'On., Avho 1h U'ImHIiik MIr POHH at Medford. , Mr. and Mi Opoj kc McOlaln and Mi'h. WatklriH or Phoenix, Mr. and Mm. Fluyd Wuiklnn and her HinaM ilaiiKhter, Jean, of Medford were rullei-B at tho C. W. Huljerts home tlunday afternoon. 1'hltlp nnd Max Dray of Medford wero Sunday dinner kuckIh and aft cn'noon vll(ora at tho homo of Mi. and Mrs. Philip Ileethry; , . - AVhfle we are having showers idown in the valleyH tho treeH on the hills clone down ar white with i now fnllon snow In the mornlnKH. ! Mr. Vahrenwald and fleo. Kleli'!1 ,nnd sonA attended the Wffntllni; Mnaleh at Medford HiUurday oven ln. - Mrs, May UankR of Honolulu I vimthiK her hrolher and family, fMr. mid .Mm, ltichurdnou, of I'm volt. .. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Woolfolk nnd Hinnll children of Orantn Pann weioi ylwltorH at the home of Mrs. Wool- folkH parents, Mr. and Mih. John Letlekun, .Monday. Mrs. Kd Harriet und fion, Jack, of Medford vlHltud Mrs. Harrlet'd mother and Hi.Hter, (1 rand ma John and Mrs. .Stella .Stratton, Krlday Air. and Airs, C, W. Hoherls wore Hundtiy dinner HUohU at th nunc of Mr. and Alrn. lOveret Smith of the AppleKUte. Air. and MrH. Henry Norton and children of Ashland were tin Wll llaaiH Creek Friday and called nt tho Jackson home. Air. and Mrs. Hum L-ettoken and daughter, Venus, spent Wednesday evening at tho home of their par ents. Air. and Mrs. John helteken Air. and Airs. Venuh of Alontrose, Colo., and Air. Palmer and son nf Central Point were visitors at tho Krade) and Noweoinh honu- Wed nesday. A1ih. Veach and Airs. Kra- le are coiisIiih and had not mot for hoiiio years. Holiart Sours of Calgary, Can., and Airs. Ruth Tetrow of Seattle visited at tho homo of Al Jones and daughter, Airs. Dona Alessln-, one day t his week. Indies from tho Williams club who attended the meeting given by tho Htato demonstrator, A!ls Case, at tho Applegate school house Tuesday wero Airs. Putts, Airs. New man, Airs. Allllnr. Airs. Atitllcn, Airs, hern mo n and daughter, Constance. The demonstrations wero on daily products luncheons. Air. Holding cumo In Wodno.sd.sy on tho stago from the soldlerV home at Kugeno to spend the sum mer on Williams C reek. Alfred Haddock of Hufala, Okla., arrived ai the homo of Air. and Mrs. Pennington Wednesday for a visit. Ho lf JiHt out of tho Grants Paws hospital. M r, r. nd Al rs. J. A . A'n rner re turned homo e d n esd a y f ro m a two days' visit nt Klamath FalK where they visited their son, Wal ter. -T h e y report dlsagreable weather with rain and halt and snow on tho summit, Mrs. Hutts' music class will glvo a public recital at tho 'Williams community hall Saturday evening. Miss Phyllis Wood, who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wood, returned Tuesday to Portland. Sunday visitors at tho home of Grandma John and Airs. Stratum wore Mra. Clay John and smalt son and Allss Phelan of Aledford and Air. and Mrs. Ira Sparlln of Aledford. Every color -combination Imagin able In atvningu is available at F. F. Iturk'a Tl-nt and fwnlnsr head quarters at 112 and 114 North Front street. They come In bril liant stripe combinations and at tractive print designs for houses. store fronts nnd cars. Air. Hurk I-s fitting up one of his storo rooms for lawn and, porch swings and big colorful umbrellas for use at home or on the beach. The popular Troy line of figured awning material Is uned for many of tho swings. ' A complete line of tents of all kinds, including umbrella, and wedgo style, auto tents and sleep ing hags' are among the spring and summer vacation equipment In which Air. Burk specializes. Ten yearn ago, when awnings wero used merely to shade places and not as colorful decorations, Air. Ilurk started his tent and awn ing business In small quarters lo cated on Grape streot. A year later ho moved to tho street where ho now serves a growing number of customers. . BELLEVIEW POUTLAND, May 10. (P) Joo Dunne, state senator from Alult nomah county, was made defend ant In a suit filed In circuit court hero yestorday by Fred h. Helgel man, asking judgment of $3ti,10i. Kclgelman contends that Dunne threatened him with prosecution In an attempt to compel him to surrender real property In Tilla mook county to the Oregon Kelp Oro Products company, of which Dunne wuh receiver. Pension Head 111. WASIH NWION. May 1 0. -Farl I). -Church, of Hartford, Conn., commissioner of pensions. Is crtl cally 111 here, lie Is believed to Jc suffering from spinal meningitis. RBIJWIKW. Ore., Alay 1(1. (Hid.) arr. nnd Mrs. Loo nu I'd An drews and son. Allan, motored to Cottage Grove Wednesday to spend a few dijys visiting Airs. Andrews' parents. .Mr. and Airs. Klohard Rhoidrol- ter went to Central Point Monday Ito .visit' their daughter, Helen, wno is staying at the L. D, Gregory homo. The, County nurse nnd Dr. Wil son wero giving the pupils In 'he Ilellevlew school blood teats last week; The nth, fith. 7th and Hth grades of Belle view are participating In tho music festival held at the Junior high school, with songs and folk dancing. Mr. and Airs. Kalph Holbert and son Keith moved to Alyrtle Creek .Monday, Their daughter Klslo who is helping with the work at Kate Neil's expects to go next month and their son Elmer who Is .em ployed by tho Talent Irrigation district will stay here until fall. Air. and Airs. Bell of Cniloquin have rented a place in Bellovlew ami expect to make their homo here. Dr. Alaud llawloy was present at tho Christian church Sunday for tho first time since her arrival home. She has been traveling and visiting rriends In the eustern states since last September. Tier brother, Delbert Hawley and-'four children of Aledford visited .7Vitlf her and her father' Sunday .aftor noon, (( Airs. Blanche Gregory and dautrbter All Id red nf Tnlil Hnr-lr spent Sunday at Air. and Airs, j Alark True's, and little Lucile Sellers who lias boon staying with J her aunt, Airs. Truo for tho past three weeks, went homo with them. Air. and Mrs. Hamilton "Hind family enjoyed a visit from , Air. and Airs. Voting of Phoonfx- re cently. Tho brick nnd tile factory Is operating again after being closed down for a couple of weeks. Atrn. (.:. B. I,umhkin and Airs. Wade Wallls attended the Wood craft lodge Monday night In Ash land. Air. and Airs. J. C. Barnard en tertained Air. and AIih. Chun. San derson of Beagle last week. Airs. Sanderson Is a niece of Airs. Barnard. MU-i .iti:. .11 i I A): If You Are Not Planning to Build a Home Remodel Now YALE BUILDER'S HARDWARE AND "Best Quality" Triple Guaranteed House Paint SCHLAGE LOCKS Medford Furniture & Hdw. Co. 6th & Bartlett ."A Reliable Place to Trade " Phone 35 R Painting and Decorating I specialize in hardwood finishes and all kinds 'of Interior Decorating. One of my houses at 807 West 2nd is open for inspection Martin Selton 808-Dakota St. WHEN YOU BUILD Be Sure to Patronize 'Medford Firms PAGE CHAIN LINKLAWN FENCE m X. liivprUlo VOLNEY DIXON I'linnc 2i-. n Upper Valley Community cluh will hold their rctiulur meeting ut the club house WedncKduy. May 14. Thuy.will on term In the Talent, Valley View and Civic clubs. The program will he opened by current events, conducted by .Margaret .Meservoy, followed by un exchanKe of ideas and a short proKram by Kellevlew ladies. Airs. .McCansc and Mrs. Martin nre hostesses for the a(ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. McKinnix and fam ily have moved on the Fields I ranch. They have one buy -wljo is attending school In this district. I Allss Mildred Andrews spent 'Wednesday with her parents, Mr. 'and .Mrs. Oeo. Andrews. i Tho 7th and Sih Kiades are tak- j intf state exuminatiun on tho 14th land 15th of this month. Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter and j Miss Ksther Church of the 8. O. I Normal visited the school here last I Monday. i Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Woodson gave a dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter,, MBrie's birthday. Two ......1 Hditrneo toe in"' ' ; Plates were set for Mr. and .Mrs.l -J -IVi Mitchell-of Medforn-,- MT.-J lloward und Maurice Woodson. I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woodson and the honored guest, .Marie Wood-j son. ' ! Bert Peachy, the census taker, was up at Plnehurst Wednesday. I ile has about completed his work, j Miss Myrtle Norred of Ashland ! visited friends in this neighborhood I Sunday. Scotch Have ; Talk ; Talkie fever In rirultnt has gripiied I he dweller, ,, ) the 'went eoirst -ot' SA,nanJ u common thing ,for psoptf Dunoon to cross the firth h 1 Oloch by motor boat in tile ing. iruvei oy ous to Cr, spend two hours in on three tulkie theuters and k." i i.. nn . . e iiutiivr ... v,cn motor u after 11 o'clock on a cola, night. A special lute boat I- - -. . uoat , heen added for talkie enthtm.. mmm warn These Dependable Concerns Are.at Your Service Fur and Personal Effects Insurance 1 V Covers all Risks ' ! 9 First Insurance Agency, Inc. ' A. I. HILL, Mgr. 30 N. Central ' Phone J05 Don't Fight with your neighbors Know Where Your. Lines Are and Agree Surveys Made by Powell & Wood Registered Civil Engineers : U. S. Mineral Surveys WITH Bpring'lii fheW-it tlmef' to thlfik "of home and good llvlnB. It's time to build the new home you Or It's time to modernize the old one. At least It's time to get everything in good order. An here, on this page, the people who can help you offer their suggestions. Talk your problem over with ihem. Lot them help you save money. ' . , ., , ;, Qas 'V " The Modern Fuel for COOKING ' REFRIGERATION WATERr HEATING BUILDING HEATING 'QuickCleaii ' r;'CT. .-i :Sure:r:""-' ' Southern Oregon Gas Corporation 209 W. Main St. ; . Phone 526 Economy Lumber Co. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL DOORS - - CEDAR SHINGLES ' A -CEMENT WINDOWS . COMPOSITION SHINGLES SPECIAL About 100,000 feet' of lumber consisting of Boards and Dimension. Your choice $10 per M N. Court Street . . Phone 594 XlOlWGP ; ,6 " Simple .;. Interests Prudential Life Insurance Money . '' at the COMMERCIAL FINANCE . . - CORPORATION 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 1322 Furniture Upholstering Overstuffed Chairs' arid Dav enports, Mattresses Renova ted and Re-Covered, , Rugs Cleaned and Sized. f.nmnanv I . .. rr J 82 N. Grape St. Phone 266-8 GRINSTED & RUNTZ Painters & Decorators We specialize In all new and up-to-date finishings interior and exterior. "Let us save your surface" 317 N. Riverside Phones 485-J and 359-j mm Awnings for , Houses Cars Stores Seat Covers For All Makes of Cars F. F. BURK MEDFORD TENT & AWNINQ WORKS New Location, 312 N. Front WILLIAM A. AITKEN Plumbing and, Heating Steam and Hot Water Heating Plants Areola Heating Outfits 28 North Grape '"' ' " "" 1 Phone 162-J Building Time Is HereBegin Now! Windows We posltb'oly excel in metal spe- ' ILi clalties Wat Is, In those jobs re- : 'Ev quiring artistir .limsn, as well 08 luechunical perfection. O "Tlnrft-s to the Trade" Medford Sheet Metal Works A. A. LIVERSIOGE. Bfop, PKone 411 719 N. Central Exchange the Furniture You Don't Need at . - , The Medford Exchange GEO. J. KUNZMAN, Prop. For Better Quality Used Furniture 39 S. Front (New locations) Phono 931 J. W. SMYLIE CONTRACTOR FLOOR SURFACING With n Electric Sander Building Estimates Furnished ' " North Pacific Highway Phone 314-W When building your new home or remodel ing the old one see us for well-made Cabinet Work, Windows Doors, Screens Store Fixtures TROWBRIDGE CABINET WKS. The Old Reliable-Established 1303 FOR LUMBER, SHINGLES AND ALL BUILD ING MATERIAL SEE Trowbridge Lumber Yard (agent8 tor Johns-Manville Roofing) , A Fixed Income In the Rogue River Valley come, only from a bear ing Pear Orchard. Eighty per cent of Bank Re sources in Medfo come direct from Searing Pear Orchards. Why not get on the Band W?gon your self? ' See HOLMES for HOMES, and fair treatment. Nash Hotener. He know, ,ral thingg about pears Lock Box 934 Phone 329