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SYNOPSIS: From her country
'. torn Uary Lou Leslie oomes to
; homttm to Hrynmor WhiltO'
more . .iMt tummttr they had
1 thought they were tn love. Now
Urynmur hue fallen in love with
' Clarice Uuy. a dancer, and he
think Mary Lou "too nice." He
' deserts her at a night cluh to eee
' Clarice. The cluti te raided and
ttaiy Lou escapee v:lth a chance
acquaintance named Tony. Furious
at Brynmor. she vows to have a
good time without htm. Tonu
save he'll take her ahout it ehe
wilt go with htm to visit his aunt.
, From her cousin. Jay Jerome.
Mary Lou ts astonished to learn
that Tony Is a daring aviator, the
sclnn ol a wealthy tamtly. Aeon
' while Hrynmor, irked because Mary
. Lou left him, decides to leave her
to her own devices and devote all
hi time to Clarice.
Chapter 6
FREDDY MASON
. DRTNMOR determined to walk
home. He felt It wasn't worth
while to go to bed at all, Blnce It
wis nearly tour o'clock.
, , The direct route to his digs led
: him past the house where Clarice
tied a flat. He remembered he
. hadn't seen ber to say good-night.
' She, too, had managed to disappear
' when the raid bad begun.
Clarlco was an enigma, though
the was sweet and divine. Why
was she always so mysterious about
her past, j' Now that their affair
. Clarice Introduced Freddy
had gone so far, ' wasn't It only
right that he should know every
i tiling?
" Would he nilhd It the tacts were
' (Hvhtly unp'easantr But how could
'' anything coenected with Clarloe
bi unploasantr Still, that faint un
certainty hid kept him from mai
ling a definite proposal to her.
.There was bis father to consider,
i. retired army colonel living In
Wales. Colonel Whlttamore made
him a generous allowance ot 600
) pounds a year, apart from wbat be
'earned In the brokerage office of
cousin. He bad been working
'In tons six months. Before then
She bad tried for a degree at Ox
ford and railed.
' Of course he wouldn't dream ot
disturbing Clarice at this bour ot
the morning. Passing under her
window, however, be saw that her
.Joro was a blate of light. Per
"haps she bad just returned from
the club. In that case. It would be
' the decent thing to see If she was
i all right
' Half way up tbe stairs he paused
abruptly. He fancied be heard a
'man's voice In Clarice's Sat. He
.listened.
J A minute later he was sure ot It.
The follow, whoever he was, was
speaking In loud, angry tones. What
Was she doing with a man In ber
flat at that hour of the morning?
' . He prossed the bell.' There was
i long pause. Presently he heard
Clarice's voice, and the sharp note
ihxlcty In It confirmed his bus.
pldons.
; yho is there?" '
f Jt l I, llrynmof. Clarice, dear, la
anything wrong?"
'i"'Oh. Bryntnorl" He fancied he
beard hor whispering to the fellow
-Inside, Tho next moment she
'.tied ''the door, smiling.
" '."I'm so glad you dropped by. My
cousin, Freddy Mason, is In town
tonight. He Just called for a smoke
and u chnt. I wsnt you boys to
iBOw each othci."
t Somewhat reassured, Urynmoi
stepped Inside. Since It was only a
eoiisln yet he couldn't escape a
deling that Clarice spoke with an
jfforu lie noticed, too, bow pale
ho was.
' "Brynmor, this Is Freddy Mason,
Biy cousin," she said. Tbon, as
though she was aware of a certain
ttraln: "What about a cocktail,
hoys?"
SAMS VALLEY FAMlLYiNAMES SGHOOL
BAMH VALLEY, Ore., June 20.
(Special.) A fire, started one day
last week on the Jark Vnimhn
place, by a email ynunirxter, iiiIkIiI
have done considerable dimmite.
had It not been for the help of
neighbors in getting it under con
trol. The fire, starling In dry eiasn of
the jard. spread quickly and
threatened buildings on the prom
isee. A few burned fenco posts was
the only damage,.
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Grtft P r " ,
"Don't worry, Clary, I'll get the
drinks," said Mason. , '
He walked over to a small side
board and pulled open the cupboard
with a proprietory air. It angered
Brynmor. He didn't like this chap
at all.
Freddy passed the drinks around.
He raised bis glass to Clarice.
"Good luck to you, Clary. You're
. plucky kid."
Ilia voice was low and suave.
Yet Brynmor was sure that the
voice he bad overheard on the
stairs hadn't been so pleasant.
What bad be been saying In such
angry tones to Clarice?
Whatever It was, It bad upset
her. Even now Brynmor could see
she wasn't at ease. Her move
ments were nervous, although she
tried to be gay.
VLlle they drank, they chatted
about the raid at the club. Clar)ce
said that Ricardl. the manager,
would be able to wriggle out of It
somehow.
"I don't know so much about
that," meditated Freddy, as he
reached for a clgareU "Things are
much stricter than they were. Ri
cardl may find himself deported.
Tough luck for you, Clary. Re
member, some years back, when
you danced In that East End Joint
that was raided?" .''..
Mason her cousin..
There was an uncpmfortahlo si
lence. .Clarice had turned scarlet
Brynmou- coajkl aee she vii biting
ber lips. f ,' ;i
' "Wasn't that a Joke?" She turned
to Brynmor, "You'd be surprised
nt the queer places we prorosslonnls
And ourselves In sometimes. I re
member 1 hid boon out of a Job foi
weeks. When this offor turned up
1 couldn't afford to refuse It, al
though I'd never been In sucb a
dreadful place In my lifel"
Brynmor might have accepted
that bad be not Intercepted a look
that flashed from ber eyes toward
Freddy. The look said "Shut u(.
about that" , .
Conversation dragged. It soon
became plain that each man was
waiting (or tbe other to leave. Bryu
mor was damned It be would go mid
leave thnt obap In possession, cous
In or not. Noticing how exhausted
Clarice looked, however, he finally
took the Initiative.
"I suppose we'd better be pushlnt
off, Mason, and leave Clarice to hei
beauty sleep. I'm going Piccadilly
wards. Are you walking my way?'
Freddy Mason said be was afraid
Piccadilly wasn't his way. Hint he
would stay a fen minutes to talk
over some things with Clarice,
since he was In town so seldom.
' "Not tonight Freddy, plenso,"
Clarice murmured. "I'm too tired to
talk any more now."
Brynmor fancied thoro wns a sug.
gostlon ot tear In her vote.
"In that case we can leave to
gether, Mtuon," he said decisively.
He walked out briskly. Froddy
didn't accompany him Immediately.
Tom the hull Brynmnr could hear
hlro talking In low tones to Clarice
A tew minutes later, when h
stopped back to tee It the fellow
ever was coming, he overheard hlin
sny, "Remember, Clary, you've no
alternative. You've oof to content."
Come minutes latci both men lefl
the house. They parted at a cornet
with forced 'cordiality. Urynmoi
walked on moodily toward bin
rooms.
Who was the fellow? What had he
meant, laying to Clarice: "You've
no alternative. You've got to con
sent"? ......
(Oopyrtght fill. Uavttt Oreitl
On Mendny Mary Lei, prtparsi
for two weks of vscittmvnt In
( Lfivton Without Brynmor. (
liltoWNrtltoUo, o,,,.. jln,c jo.
(ttpl.) The school election was
'held Monday uftrrii.M.ii and the
following nfftet'r named: Karl
TlU'ker. elected lo s, i-ve ntt dlrt'ctnr
for a term of three years, and iMrx
U J. Itnhrer elected to serve us
clerk fur one year.
Olher huslnos una Intuouctcl
and It derided tu i the bond
and use the money tor fixing the
Itravea of .Mr. and Mrs. Mills and
ror building a playshed for the
Children,
BROWNSBORO niSTRlCT
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RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
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APPI.ECATE, Oro.. Juno 20.
(Special) Applegnto seemed to
be tho center of attraction lust
Sunday when so many people left
tho hot. sultry city streets and
motored to ItH cool. Hhudy banks
to eat their lunches und take a county for a number of yenrs and
plunge Into tho clear, running iwn lso pOHtmntcr of Jackson
water. j vlllc.
Mr. and Mis. John t'antrell und j Mra OUvc Gllyord vltlng at
dau?htor, Norma, Mr. and M.
Dean Haltmai'Hh nnd Hon, Earl,
duuiihter. Jlacl. Mr. and Mrs. fr a tew days.
J, A. Manke and two sons. ticorBe Little Ardene Pomeroy had her
and Claude, all of Medfoi-d. were, tonsils removed at Dr. Howard's
picnlclng on Yale creek,, last Sun-joffco Thursday morning. She is
day.
Mr. anil Mrs. llay Offenbather
and two children of Ashland vla
Ited relatives on Little Applcgntc
Inst Sunday.
Ijtvon Dunfoid of Medford was
visiting his uncle, Charlie Dun
ford, last Sunday.
Sunday dinner, guests at .the A.
8. Klclnhnmmer huine . Included
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young and
daughter, Maralyn of Ashland. Mr.
and Mrs. ftuymond Fleh of Phoe
nix, Doris Klolnhammer 'and
Frances WIcHncr of Medford.
Mr. and Mis. II. P. Sellers and
family of Medford were. Sunday
afternoon callers at the home of
Mr, and Mia. Benton Pool. ,,, ,
Mr., and Mm' L. M. . Scott, of
Madera arrived at the home or
tho lattcr'H mother, Mrs. Maud
Kuhli Saturday for an. extended
visit In this vicinity with relatives.
Mrs. Lllla Ilnsklns and, brother,
Ed BultmaiMh. spent Tuesduy vls-
Itlnir with Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh
Visitors at the home, of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Q. Port during tho ,wcek
were Jeanotte Clore and cousin,
Mrs.. L. 11., Jacks c-f Ashland , on
Thursdny nnd Jttr, end Mrs. A
Peaehcy and , daughter. Mrs. .Ed
win Dunn of Ashland, on Sunday.
Sunday dinner giiosta at the
Crump homo Included Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Crump, of Agate nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cantrcll of
Medford. , i '.
Warren Cameron arrived last
week from Portland for a visit
hero with relatives. , Ho Is now
nt tho homo of his brother, Frank
Cameron.
Olivette Cllnot left Tuesday for
the Sacred Heart, hospital where
she will have employment during
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Pepper, Mr.
and Mrs. Hen ChUgi-en and dau
ghter of San Francisco are vis
iting horo at tho homos of Edwin
Tavlor and Joss Taylor.
. Hughlo Combest, who lias been
camped at tho homo ot Charlie
Dunrord while trimming .trails for
the forest service, moved his tent
last week to Freenoout on Wagner
Butte nn will trim trails In that
locality until "he is put on fire
duty at Wagner Clap.
(leoigo Puraoll of Sams Valley
visited relatives on little Apple
gate last Sunday.
Lewis Clllv ot this vicinity left
last Tuesday with tho National
I'.uard for camp luuboi..
Edwin Taylor started l nureunj j
morning delivering m mim
the Gold Soal Creamery at
funl. . ' , , '
K-nii, Ttiioklcy. who nau ..
eniing for Cap Itiuli at his hanic.
returned to her Home sine...
death of Mr. 1'uch last, weea.
Donald Sellers, wno speiu mw
Li- i.,lit Ri-linol .ver ...
IMilontown school, moving to Med
f.,1-,1 In ADill. took me
eighth
grade examination In
....DUA.i tin bud only
Juno nnd
tvn e sub
... miin tbe examination In.
but took It in ull and raised his
Th wedding of Emmet Pblllll'
of Squaw lke and Miss Hutu
Allen of Sacramento waa solemn
ized at tho, homo of lte.v. BUI ''
at Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon.
They wero elmrlvnrled Tuesday
nlglit at tho homo of C. W. Cub'
by a band of young friends. Mr.
and Mm. PhllUpa will, be at homo
to their many frlenda nt Squaw
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arant and
family attended a wedding annl
vorsary HurpvlRO party nt the home
of Mi. and Mrs. Nelson Nye at
Prorpeel Snturduy night. Mr. and
.Mrs. Nve hnvo been married 34
years and entertained 60 guests
that evening. ,
New improvements are being
made at the I'nlonlown school
bouse durlpg tho summer months.
The place will be painted. Inside
and out nnd n new piano will bo
moved In. About nn acre of land
will be fenced uround the school
huuse for .play grounds.
Hoy Phlpm.y uade a business
trip tu Ashland tax- Monday.
BKOWNSBORO, Ore.. June 20.
(Special.) Mr. and At. Cecil
Poole returned Tuesday from a trip
lo t'hehnlls. Wash,, where they
have been visiting with relatives
for thespast ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bogera and Mrs.
Ilarberg of Dunsmulr, Calif., are
gueHts at the, Joe Maxfloid home.
The hall game nt Provolt Inst
Hunday ended In a tie, the score
being 14 to 14. A picnic lunclrwna
eaten at noon and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fred Hloomingcamp nnd
children of Hornbrook, Callt., were
guests at tho homo ot her sister,
Mm. Itohen last Hunday. . Mrs. W.
P. Hansen, who accompanied Mrs.
Btm.mtngcamp here, remained and
will spend . the summer visiting
with her sens, fleorge and Will
Uau-ien Hnd her daughter, Mrs. L.
J. Rohen.
.Mrs. I.e Brad-thaw who was
taken to the Sacred Heart hospital
.everal dnys ago for treatment
Improving.
Police of Ireland
are warring 1
' BROWNSBORO
on adulterers ot buttermilk,
TRIBUNE,- MKDFOKT),
JACKSONVILLE, Oro., Juno 20.
(Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Mullen of San Francisco wero i
recent visitors here. Mr. Mullen's
father was a clerk of Jackson
tile grand daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Norrls.
Mrs. Rosie Morrison and chil
dren of San Francisco are here to
spend the summer with Mrs. Mor
rison's father.
Mr. and Mrs. K. White and
children apent Sunday at Ashland
visiting Mr. White's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A.Avhlte. .
Mrs. Vioturla Oftadahl and chil
dren are visiting Dr. and Mrs..
Oftadahl in southern California.
Airs. -Amy Dow was in Medford
Thursday transacting business.
Buster White left Sunday for
Klamath countyp .to spend the
week visiting relatives.
Fred. Butcher and son Freddlo
spent Wednesday, on Applcgate.
Mr. Burr. .of tho old Pat Swayne
place pussed through here on -his
way . to Medford lust week.
George Brownlcp Is a patient at
tho Sacred Heart hospital recover
ing ..from injuries received whilo
employed at a logging camp.
Mrs. C. Setter of Beal Lane and
children visited with friends here
Tuesday afternoon.,', , , ,;
Mr. nnd.iMra, Cnuwallader and
children have moved Into the Guy-1
lard homo hero. - -,, - i I
Emraett Phillips and Ruth Al
len wero , married in Jucksonvillo
Wednesday evening. They will
make their home at Squaw Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson at
tended,, a-meoting of the Eustcrn
Star In .Ashland Tuesday evening.
Sir. and Mrs. Georgo Powell of
Ruseburg twero guests of Sir. and
Mrs. Tom Dunnlngton.. They re
turned to their- home Tuesday
morning. t .
.Air. und Mrs. Archie Sutherland
of Medford were visitors nt the
homo of Mrs. lOtbel Olson Wednes
day. Mr. and MrsSutherland just
eturnod from nn enjoyable trip to
San Francisco by way cut Crescent
City. , , . ;i.
Miss .Leona. Philll1 of Squnw
Lake loft Wednesdny to visit her
sister,, Mrs. George Prowcll at
Roschuifr. . . -
Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Kinney
have rented their plnco nnd are
now living in the old Lyden house.
Goorgo Wcndt played In the Elks
hand for tho Elks pni ado in Grants
Pass Tuesday when' tho Elks In
stalled a new lodge. ,
.Mrs. ((,. A, Garrison und daugh
ters,. Miu, M. Grubbs and sons.
drove to, Grants Pass by way of
Applcgato and back Wednesday, j
Chris Koegan made a business i
trip to Roscburg Monday. !
Mrs. Georgo Maxwol! entertained I
nt dinner Tuesday evening In, lion- i
of Alius Sara Van Meter, who I
leaves Thursday to spend hor vaca- i
Hon in the east. The following I
guests wore present: .Miss Sura
Van Meter, Air. and Mrs. Georgo!
Carter of Alodford and Air. und ,
Mrs. Herbert llunnu and Air. audi
.Mrs. s. II. Jones. I
BEU.VIEW. Ore., Juno 20. j
pl.) Mis. A. C. Joy and .Missi
Lola Talbot have gone to I,oa An
geles with Mr. and Mrs. Nell, cous-i
ills of Mia Talliot, for a visit witli;
friends nnd rotative. .
Ullss Ane Kiel went to Alyrlln
Point Saturday to spend a few days
with ber friend, -:ihd tlalbert.
Miss 'Maud Eoi'han attended the
cnllego club in 'Medford Saturday.
She also called on Mrs. .Morrymau,
who Is recovering from major op
eration nt the (Community hospital.
Mis. It. A. Trusty and three sons
ot niiii.nmilr spent a few days here
looking aftev tho ranch nnd visiting
friends and relatives. .
A reception was held at the
Christian church In Ashland Fri
day evening for the new member
who were tnken in during the
meetings last month. A nuniliri
from this neighborhood attended.
On nccount of many requests for
a danco nt the Community dir.
house, one will he given Juno 31.
lilckey's orchestra will furnish the
music.
H. Hnzclwood hn
I the dairy building on the Ashland
niipori. ana on Wednesday moved
the building- onto his own place,
where he will use It for a brooder
bouse. .
Mrs. Elmn Hancock of San Jose,
nnd Mrs. Sarah Delk of Portland
nre visiting at the J. ... 10. Unndail
home this week. Mrs. Delk, who is
Mr. Ilandnll's sister, had not see-i
her brother for .10 years. Mrs.
Hancock, niece of Mr. ltandall. u
taking her mother to -Portland.
Mrs. Alice Welch of Medford hi
spending tlyls week at tho home
of her son,, W." I,. Welch, In this
district.
Mrs. IMcKlsslck's father, who has
been with his daughter for the
past two months, left Hundnv for
his home In Npringflcld.
Mrs. W. H. Williams. Mrs. Oscar
Martin nnd Mrs. Willi uyf,l were
In Medford on business Monday.
P.-T. A. Is taklne charge of th-f
Bellvlew hoolh nt the county ''r
this year. Mr. Newhry Is the
chairman of the committee.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ("has. McCork'e
and dntiiihtr-in-law l.enora and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kldwln AlcCorkle ot
BELLEVIEW
lslJTlrnnd arrived at the Martin
home Tuesday. Thty will visit th-
WllliM-rtS frtmllf nlit
Th, . ... : ,,,....
como as fur us Medford with Mr.
Fowler.
.Mr. W. H. Huxley, recently
e!ectrl news correstiondent for the.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, was in
stalled at a meeting held in the
1; O. O. K. hall Monday nlgnt.
This meeting also Included a bus:- Community nospiiai . ..,
news session with tho acceptance Mr. and Mrs Chester ol field
of two names for membership. and childron and J. T. Holitield ot
Mrs. Hlnchart anil daugnter
Dolores and son Jo visited friends
In this neighborhood Sunday even
ing. , ,.
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., June 20.
(Spl.) Mrs. R. Promranke of Port
land, Ore., who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. M. E. Baker, and
her sister, Mrs. E. M. Hemphill, left
for homo Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hudson of
Seattle, accompanied by their niece,
Eva Mae Itoblson, arrived June 16
for a visit with Mrs. Hudson's sitv
ter, Mrs. Sllkwood.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett and
children arrived home Monday aft
er a visit with relatives in Salem,
and Portland.
Henry Maury, Miss Mary Maury,
and Mr. and Mm. Sanford and son,
Donald, spent Sunday in Hilt, visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Percy Foster and
Mr. Chambers.
Leon Boomer of the upper serv
ice station has purchased a new
coupe.
Allss Helen Lees, who has been
visiting MisB Dorothy Limbeck of
Medford, arrived home Tuesday.
Miss Loomis Davidson and Miss
May Eiclier left June IS for Corval
lis to attend a conference of Meth
odist church workers.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Ferguson spent
Snturday and Sunday In Ashland
visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Itobl
son. ;
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson arrived
in Central Point Friday to spend
the summer at the homo of her bro
ther, Will Ferguson.
Misses Gladys and Eva Mao Robi
son, accompanied by their father,
W. E. Roblson, left Wednesday for
Laramie, Wyo., where they will
spend their vacation.
Mr,, nnd Mrs. L. C. Climes and
family left .Monday afternoon for
the 1-ake of tho Woods and return
ed Thursday.
Erwin Hurley of Klamath Falls
Is visiting relatives hero for a few
weeks.
Everott Faher loft for Siilem,
last Saturday to attend commence
ment exercises at Willamette uni
versity. Mr. Faher was a member
of the graduating class of 1930,
which graduated Monday, June 1G.
He returned here, accompanied by
his brother. Donald.
The W. B. Maulding family, who
have been living in the Limbeck
house, left Thursday morning lor
Wenatchee, Wash., where they will
make their future homo.
John Eddy returned to his home
here this week after spending the j
past month In the Sacred, Heart i
hospital In Medford, following nn
emergency operation for appendi
citis .,,
Geraldliie Tex loft last week fnr
Prospect, whero she will spond the
summer with hor I'lncle- aitfl aunt,
Mr. nnd mm. James Grieve.
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j btM.w ruim ,
p That's why the Audit Bureau of Circulation was
( , formed by National Advertisers
Big advertisers didn't care a cent how many papers the
presses ran of f but they did want to know how many
people a newspaper actually reached.
People pay for papers they wish to read therefore the
"A. B. C." counts as circulation only subscribers who
keep paid up.
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THE MAIL TRIBUNE
County" PaPCr A' B" C gU.arantee in Medford or Jackson'
Net PaidM'A. B6C." Circulation . . .. 4464
j.u.vitti Total Circulation .. o ,.r , ise
Mr. and MrH. Kred Ellis and
daughter, Dorothy Jean, of Ixis An
geles are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Ellis' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gladden.
J. M. Hurley, who has been ill
fnr unmn time, was taken to the
Los Angeies uro vimi.i.s. " " -
V. Ilolifiold home on the wniow
SprlngB road.
A farewell party was given foi
Miss Leila Maiildlns on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Edw.
Jones. After tho refreshments wero
served a gift was presented to Le
ila by Luclle Hover. In behalf of
the Sunday school class of which
olia was secretary. 1 nose juea-
ent were Grace Hermanson, .ue.r
nice Reames, Leila Maulding, Lu
clle Hover, Alvin Maple, John La
tlnop und laurenco Cnpps.
.Mr. and Airs. John Gladden, ac
companied by their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis,
returned Tuesday from a short visit
with their nephew at Bend.
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SAMS VALLEY
SAMS VALLEY. Ore.. June 20
' K.,e.lill At the annual school
election Monday, At. A. Schuln
was elected director and S. b. AU
bott re-elected clerk.
sums Valley Grangers who re
t,.,ne,l snturday from attending
fniu- rtnvs' session of the Ore
gon State Ornnge at iteiimui.u
were Air. and Airs. Albeit Straus,
Miss Naomi Mngruder, R. E. Nea
lon nnd Airs. O. T. Wilson.
The ladles' club, which has
been closed for the summer gavo
for tho closing event a birthday
party to tho several members f
tho .order whose birthdays fell ill
tho month of June.
Air., and All's. John Linville, and
friends of Medford woro Sunday
visitor!) with tho Georgo. McDon
ough family.
A Sunday school group gather
ing will bo hold nt the school
house Sunday with a basket din
ner ut noon. Every ono invited
to conio and enjoy a program of
religious services.
Airs. S. O. King returned to
her' home In San Francisco Wed
nesday nftcr spending a week vis
iting her sister. Mrs. Richard
.Moorolock. Mrs. King was for
merly Allss Bertha Cooper.
Alias Frances Wilson returned
home last week after the closing
of the spring term of the Ash
land Normal.
.Marlon Baker of Central Point
is spending his vacation with his
grandmother. Airs. Alary AIcKln
nls. Allies Mary nnd Iivelle Eding
ton nnd A. B. Collett spent Wed
nesday at Crater Lake.
GRIFFIN CREEK
. GRIFFIN ,. CREEK, .Iime-,20.-
(Spl.) Sam Jones of Griffin Creek
was rushed to the hospital. . Mrs.
Jonos look him to .Sat) Francisco
June m to tho veterans hospital.
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"My hair 6rst began turning gray
when 1 was only za years om i.u
it made me seem much older than
I was so I used several prepara
Hnm hut none were satisfactory
until I tried Lea's Hair Tonic. It is
positively wondertul," oeciarcs
Margaret Valinchus, well known
Ehotographcr, room 32 Veitzen
nrn Bids-.. Wilkes Bar re. Pa.
"After using Lea'a about fouri
days I began noticing a cnange in
my hair and so I kept it up for
four weeks every night and it was
just like magic the way it grad
ually changed right back to my old
vouthful color. I certainly advise
I anyone who is gray to use Lea's
Hair Tonic. You look so mucn
younger and better groomed," con
tinued Miss Valinchus.
Thousands of men and women
prematurely gray have found that
Lea'a Hair Tonic quickly stimu
lates and revives a vigorous
growth and healthy condition to
the scalp and hair. It is a clear,
stainless preparation one may use
at home.
If the reader's hair is thin,. -full
Air. and Mrs. Hugo Lllenllml and
small son, Richard, are visiting Mrs.
Llleiithal's lather, Craig Flltcroff,
of Medford.
Billy Kltno, who has been under
n doctor's euro for soino time from j
Weed poisoning, is nil right now. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Thompson of
Grants Pass wero guests of Mr.
and Mrs E. Simmers here Juno 15.
Airs. Thompson is tho daughter of
Mr. and Mis. Simmers.
Mr. Anderson has sold his prop
erty in tills district to n man on
Bear creek.
Mrs. Simmers' nioce, Miss Alatt
rlno Moore, is-com'.ng from Hills
horo, whore uho lias been teaching
school. After visiting her aunt she
is going to California to spend the
remainder of the summer with her
parents.
Mrs. Sadie A. Walker of Fargo,
N. D., who has been visiting Misaj
Elizabeth II. AlcKay, left on tho
Shasta Monday evening to spend
the summer in soutliorn Cnliforma. ;
Miss Best and her friends. Miss
Moore from Hollywood, have been',
visiting Miss Bests' parents here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Best accompanied tho!
girls to Salem for Wlllanietlo uni
versity commencement.
Fred Stiinwood la nt training
camp. -
Mrs. Durham and daughter on
Griffin week gavo a party Juno Kl.
Most of Griffin Creek's young peo
ple were there They all reported
having a very nice time.
A, C, llnbh, formerly of Jackson
ville, -who has been Hi nt the home
of his dnughter, Mrs. Hannon, in
Sllvortou, has gone, to tho conva-i
lescenf home in Ashland.
cl.V.
RYQNE WITH
HAIR TO USE LEA'S HAIR TON!
US
of dandruff or of uneven rnlJ
gray in spots, let them obt J
bottle of Lea's Hair Tonic ii
drug store and use per dircciJ
Results are absolutely euan.1
or money refunded by the miij
ly known Lea Tonic Co., Bnl
wood, Md, who will mail .1
i , , . : .. , c i , , .: e
wwvc ui. rt-vci.ti ui uonar bill
rnrcH ur viamps, ii your droti
hasn't it "
Insurance
First' Insurance
Agency
A, L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 IM. Cenlri
Medford, Oregon
JOHN H. LOCK
Painting; Decorating
i-FJne Interior Work
' Specialty
Phone 118
Women's HosrJ
$1.00 pair I
BSilk from top to toe if I
French Heel U
ported home Sunday. They will
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