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Newspaper Page Textr-.PHE ElfiTTT MEDFORD MAIL TTITBTTNTC, MEDFORD, onK(!ONT, VimAY, JULY 11, 19.10. RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS LAKE CREEK LAKE CREEK, Ore., July 11.. (Special) Mr. and Mr. Clurcnee Carwil(fht, Mr. and Mm. B. F.j lxckwood, Mr. and Mrs. Van Dorfy and Orvillo Van Iiorfy of! Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hmllh of Talent and Mr. and Mrs. 'William Hoefft and family camp ed over the Fourth ut FIhU lake. i:- (ittllora, Friday at the H, L. Tonn homo, wero Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Tyrrell, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tyrrell, , Mr. -and Mrs, E. E. Moyvr,)i'H. O. Meyer, Herman Meyer Dorotha M cycr, M r. and Mrs.' Ted Hoefft, Mr. and M rs. U'M. Walch, Audlcy Mover. Wil liam 'Nuffttbatim, Herbert Grisaoin and Churlea Soefiold. Mr. and Mm. J. H. Tyrrell wero Friday night gucsta nt tho Frank Farlow home. Dead Indian Soda HprlnRs camo lri,'for ; Its Hhare of plcnicoi'H the Fourth. 1 There were over 80 cam parked Jn the camp ground Fri day, while quite a number atuyed over Sunday.. ' Mr. and Mrs. Davlca (n'e Nancy Ragudulo) of Doria, Calif., spent the Fourth at the ItaRKdnIe ranch. - Mr. and Mrs. Claud Baylor and . WP and Mr. Charles Soeriold Bpent Sunday, ut Deud Indian Soda Springs. t'Harry Tonn and Honry Pech motored to Yreka unday. 'Marvin RaKsdulo and wife Hpcnt Burtdny on the crook finning. "jAudley Meyer of McCloud, Cal., spent tlle Fourth with homo folka. Mra. C. E. WllkliiRon of tho DeHd Indian Soda Hpringa made a buaincaa trip to Mcdford Tues day. Win. Almy,. F. W. Peck and Fred Conley Bpcnt tho week-end at .'Crescent city, taking In tho Fourth of July celohrutlun at that place. A. J. and h. J. OiiHHom and Charles Clngcade atartod Tucadny with their sheep for Four Mile lake and the Rig Meadows sheep range, where they expect to herd through the summer. APPLEGATE 66 6 Relieves Headache or Neuralgia In 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and cheeks Malaria is three days. . 666 AIbo in Tablets APPRECIATE, Ore., July II. (Special)- Fourth of July wasn t a very enjoyable day for Omer Culy, who was taken suddenly ill that morning and rushed to the community hospital at Med ford, where he was operated on for appendicitis by Doctor R, W. Steurna, Mis mother Mrs. C. V. Culy, has been staying with him every duy, but returned to, her home on Rig Applcgato Tuesday. Mr. and Mra, William Heckman and two sons, Billy and Bobby of Modoc Point' were Saturday night guests here at the home of Mi's. Heckman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Buck on their return tho trip from Crescent City. Anah (irace Heckman, who has spent the wock here with her grand parents, returned home, and Billy and Bobby stuyed for a week's visit. Ifarold Kubll was transacting business in Grants Pass last Tues day. Mrs. Frank Cameron and dau ghter, Virginia, spent the Fourth In Klamath Fulla. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Francis of Klamath Falls spent the holiday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joss Taylor. 1 Dorothy Smith, from Central Point spent Friday hero at the C. W. Culy homo. Miss Kate Huckloy. who has been caring for Mrs. Harold Kubll at tho Sacred Heart hoapltal, re turned to her home hore last Sat urday. Mrs. Kubll is Improving rapidly. Mrs. Jno Smith of Crescent City camo Inst wock to see her father, A. Ij. Wlmor, who has been bod fast for tho last month with pa ralysis and who became suddenly worse before her coming. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wlmor of Pros pect also spent Sunday at tho home of tho former's father, A. L. Wlmor. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrell, Mrs. Aletha'Cantrell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrland Cantrell, add Margaret Hynes from Forest Clrovo who Is hero visiting at the Cantrall homes motored to Crescent City last week. Roy Phlnney made a business trip to Ashland Wednesday. Among those of this vicinity who spent Iho Fourth colebratlng at Squaw Uilto were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubll, Mr. and Mrs. Chea ter KnbH, Mr. and Mrs. .lack ''fv'llj MrflR Km Ribbo" Mh rtpr..tnli . l-V CT ' ylrdy'i, today' and to- I tVs """"--w morrow' itandird of quality. I ' w- , Wherever you 90 you find I i!". i Amtrica'i Biggest Seller the I '"! I permanent cholct of million,. I "J I fHMM I.'. FVmMm Bonk of I BBaBvl nod., ra o.lUa. frmWr Mall Sain I I Co., 7JO N. MirMnn Art., Cnleaao. I TV ; Distributed by I. R. Frideffer, Ashland, Ore. - 1 5 If'l mikhlqh Vacation ! r Itm A delightfully different racatloii In tha great out door it offered by th terta, Canadian Pacific Bungalow Camp. Their location. Include Lake Wapta, Lake O'llara. Yoho Valley, Moraine Lake, Caul Mountain, Radium Hot Spring,,, and Mount Aaelnlbolne In one of the "orld ' (reateat mountain region. Rach camp conalata of a clutter of attrac tive cabin,, with a main dining room and aoclal center where netful night follow day of wonder on the trail, tith ing, boating, awimmlng and riding. It'tju.l the tort of vacation the family will enjoy moit -- "eaty clothe" and no formaline. Call or write for attractive literature that glrea all detail,, Including moderate rate .... and tow Summer Fare are now available to tha Canadian Rock lee. " ri 1 urn anMOMiriri,oei O'Brien and Mr. and Mra. Clif ford Smith. , v Mr. and Mra. Lewis Culy left Hunday evening for Klamath Kalis where they expect to make their home. Hugh Brown, who haa employ ment at tha Kuwuna Logging Co. In Klumath county, spent last week-end hero with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brown. (Icrold Buck who Is employed at Buck Lake, spent tho Fourth hero with tils father, William Buck, on 8quaw Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Coffman'and family of Butte Falls were plcnlc Ing on Llttlo Applegate Sunday. Walter Garrison .from near Phoenix moved .last week to the Grubstake mine on Oliver Fork crook. Newt and Bill Hasklna are spending this week in Ashland visiting the latter's son, Archlo Hasklns. Among those from the Rogue River valley, who spent the Fourth celebrating on tho Apple gate were Mr. and Mrs. Trull L'un trell and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Htockwell, Venlta Anderson and Frances Welsncr from Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Loya Hamilton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins of Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Oscur Tultle from Klamath Falls, the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tuttlo and Miss Berdle Tuttle called on the former's cousin, Mrs. Benton Pool Saturday. Mrs. R. A. Breceda, mother of Mrs. Harold Kubll, who has been staying at the Kubll home caring for the children during Mra. Kuli- ll's stay at tho Sacred Heart Ho- pltal, returned to Marslifiom uat- uniny, lUKing mo imam son ui i ivir. unu mm. (mum vu.i her. Miss Pearl Arant entertained a number of young folks Monday night with a welnlo roast. Mr,! and Mrs. Glenn Snltmarsh and mother, Mrs. Dora Saltmanih spent Sunday afternoon at the ' nomo 01 Air. anu pirn, jjuttn duh marsh, of Medford. Otis Buck left early Wednesday for Klamath Falls and Alturas. Among thoso of this vicinity who motored to Ashland to see tho fireworks wero Mr. and Mrs. Ifarold Crump and mother, Mrs. Cora Crump and Charlie Dun ford, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Pool and daughter, Maude, apent Sunday : afternoon at tho homo or Mrs. i Maud Kubll. Mr. and Mrs. Frod Klolnham mor and daughter and son-in-law, M r. and M rs. - Earnest . Rorigors and family of Medford plcnlcod on Llttlo Applcgato Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Babb of Napa wero hero last week visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Loonard McKco. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Babb and family nnd Mr. and Mrs. Charlie i Vogol nnd ramny or nioarorn siiom tho Fourth horo at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McKoc. Charlie D u n f o r d and Clous Klolnhammcr loft Tuesday for Freoaeout on Wagner, Butto to look after their range cattlo. , I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. West nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wost.' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pursell and Mrs. Mary Puraoll and Wllllnm Pursoll spent tho Fourth plcnlo Ing at Pockhnm's camp on Yalo crook. year. We are glad to hear that Mrs. C B. McCanse, who has been quite HI with an attack of lum bago la Improving. 4 Mrs. Sapp was taken to the Community hospital lust week where she Is receiving treatment for a badly Injured ankle' caused by a fall. -, . Mr. and Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Grace Andrews of AHhland wero dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews on Tues day. . , v T. McKlnnls Is building a house on the Jones ranch which he bought this spring. , The Bellevlew ladies received the prizo for the float they had In the parade the Fourth In Ashland. BUTTE FALLS schools. This Is the third sum mer that the Hunts have spent In their cabin near here. : -BUTTE 'FALLS, Ore., July 11. (Spl.) It la a pleasure to have with us again Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt and their two daughters from Hollywood. Mr. Hunt Is an ath ltte coach In the Los Angeles Walter Allen and Kenneth E-j mondson from near Klamath Falls spent a few days here. I The Allen ranch was the scene! of a pleasant homecoming on the j Fourth. Tho party consisted pf j about 30 people, including among others .Mr. and Mrs. Karl liech- dolt, Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and family from Marshfield and Wal ter Allen. Mrs. Albert Hoffman ha return ed from a six weeks visit with rel atives In Colorado. Margaret and Robert Cadzow of Ashland &r& visiting their father here.. Itev. Iverson, Sunday school mis sionary of the southern Oregon Presbytery, was a caller in Butte Falla last week. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore and their son Gordon visited with friend at Klamath Falls from Thursday of last week until Sun day. iJyron Stoddard helped Mr. Hoadarmel at the fish hatchery during Mr. Moore's absence. The D'M. Cleveland family spent the week end at Iake o' tho Wonds. The band concert Wednesday evening was attended by a large and appreciative audience. Kind ladles served a treat of lemonade and cake after the program. Some of our public-spirited high school boys have spent two days this week shingling and lattlicing the bandstand. It Is a much need ed improvement. The park is now attractively bordered by Shasta dainy blooms, John Reed, who was recently in jured by a falling tree, Is enjoying a visit from his wife and his father and mother of Long Beach, Cal. Loral ne Obenchaln Is convales cing at the Adhland hospital where he underwent an operation for ap pendicitis. Earle Hoover and his mother, Mrs. Alberta Hoover, have just re turned from a visit at Red Bluff. They know how to appreciate Butte Falls - climate after experiencing Intense? heat down there. Darold Oarmen, who had the misfortune to break his leg In Med ford two weeks ago, was in town Sunday visiting his father here. . Lloyd Clark, who 1h employed In his uncle's orchard near Med ford. spent the week end with his parents here. He was also here to play his clarinet In the band concert Wednesday night. The Paul Hunt family is having the pleasure of entertaining Mr. Hunt's ftitner nnn "" Los Apgeles. .'rr " Mr. and Mrs. Hampton and daughters from McCloud, Cal., vis ited Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Carson last week end. Reduced Prices on Picnic Supplies DEVILSFOOD LAYER CAKES with Marshmallow Filling 25c, 35c and 50c CUP CAKES with Marshmallow Frosting, 30c doz, GOLD CAKES with Custard Filling, 25c, 35c and 50c doz. RAISED DOUGHNUTS 15c doz. That Fine. Homemade Bread, 3 for 25o Pershings 30c doz., Finger Rolls and Parkerhouse Rolls 15c doz. , ; MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Main Phone 103-R JH..4jJrt,JHj CENTRAL POINT CENTRAL POINT. Ore., July 11. (Hpl.) Miss Hatel Bynum arrived by motor from southern California to snsnd tho summor with hor mother, Mrs. Gene Rowland. Mrs. W. 11. 'Reeno of Vontura accom panied Miss Bynum as far as Med ford. Prof. H. P. Jowott, who Is nt tendlng summer school at tho uni versity of Oretton, spent tho Fourth of July with his family at Central Point. Mia. Pearl Hurley of Dunsmulr arrived In Modford Saturday to at tend tha funeral of James M. Hur ley. Mrs. Hurley 1 spending- a fow days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ueorgo March, Mrs. J. J. Orlm, Mr. and Mrs. Losllotirlm and son Vernon return ed tiunday from a trip to Alsoa, Ore., where they visited Mrs. Oeorg Ore., where, they visited Mrs. Ueorgo Wilcox. Miss Elisabeth Kcott left on Mon day for Lnkovlow whore- she will visit with Holcn and Ireno im port. Mrs. Maudo Boswell and children of Ventura, Cal., are visiting In Central Point. I. O. O. K. lodge nnd the He bekah lodge of Central Point held Joint Installation on Monday even ing. July 7. A very large crowd was In attendance, with visitors from Modford. Refreshment wero served. Tho Pioneer club with their lend er, Mr. Ayers, loft WednesdHyj morning for ltke o' the Woods, I whero they will camp for a week. About S4 members tit tho club mado tho trip, . BEILM Canadian Pacific W.M.DIACON GewT Afent PASS'R DtPt MM IKOADWAY PORTl AND MoWy5JI2 UIC SAM. IDO. nKM.KVIKW, Ore, July 11. (Special) Miss Anno Koel, who has been visiting friends In Roso- , burg and Myrtlo Creek, returned home last weok. Miss Alma Ruth Rosheer of Modford visited friends In this neighborhood over, tho week-end. At the last school meeting In Bellevlew the eloctlon of officers was held. Mrs. C. R. tambkln being elected director for the threo year term and Mrs. Ralph Clapp, I clerk. A. V. Mood will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Mary Tucker. Mr. A. C. Jo; returned Inst week from a visit with friends and relative In southern California. timer Halbert left for his home at Myrtle Creek Wsdneidny. He ha been employed by the Talent Irrigation company lor the past three month and hi uncle, Paul Halbert. will take hi place for the remainder of th irrigation inr:i J u A 11 rurixasHj 1,; mm gf all road si You get EXTRA mileage in Riverside Tir.es I A sinewy cord, carcass and an extra thick tread of "Vitalized Rub ber" are the reasons why. "Vitalized Rubber" is pure rubber treated with Anti oxidant, a chemical discovery which doubles its life. For 2 years the 18-car Riverside Test Fleet has driven "Vitalized Rubber" Riversides over 26,000,000 miles . . . in all kinds of weather . . . over every type of road. Every mile of this gruelling test has added further proof of the new RIVERSIDE'S superiority in MILEAGE, and in Safer, Smoother riding. 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Ford Sedans and 197 Riverside Super-Service Tires . . . FREE! They're the prizes in our contest for the 200 best slogans for the Anti-Oxidant Riverside. In case of a tie duplicate prizes will be award, ed! Get details at the store. Contest closes August 1 1 Riverside DeLuxe Batteries A storehouse of pep. A won derful bargain at this price. $5.29 With Your Old Battery! - Guaranteed for 2 Years I "mmmmmmmmWmA'. - ssnisw 2s(, 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. 3C