Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 23, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933. PAGE SEVEN Tolo TOLO. Jun 23. (Spl.) During the recent high water several gardens along the river were considerably damaged. Among the losers were Charlea Standi ford, J. R. Katfcan. John Green and Doc Stevens. Mr. MeiTlfleld (with a group or gold divers, below Gold Ray) says ss soon as the river goes down they will make a try-out to find gold on the river bed. Mr. an t Mrs. J. R. Kathan and little daughter, Joan, made a busi ness trip to Rogue River Saturday and visited their mothers. Edward Inman, with Johnny Boh nert and Fred Lofland of Central Point, spent, the' week-end at Flan lake. They caught the limit of east ern brook trout. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson re turned Saturday from Pendleton where they attended the Oregon state grange convention. Mr. Anderson represented the fire insurance depart ment of the Central Point Grange there. Miss Dorothy Inman attended a Sunday school class party at Can trails on the Applegate river Sunday. Tolo school district held lta annual school meeting Monday, electing Ralph Rawson, d lrector for three years. Mrs. 8. S. Tule was retained as clerk. The non-high school dis trict board was voted on. Mr. end Mrs, P. N. Tracy have re ceived an Invitation to a home-coming at Roscommon, Roscommon coun ty, Mich., once the center of the lum bering Industry, now "the playground of Michigan." Rich Richmond has moved his cat tle to a summer range at Willow Flat. He plans to return them here 'this fall. Phoenix Church Program Listed PHOENIX, June 23. (Spl.) Serv ices of the Presbyterian church here next Sunday, ara Sunday school serv ice 10:00 a. m. J. O. N. Poling, Supt. Preaching service 11:00 a. m. Com munion service will be observed and the topic will be "Communion Medi tation. Christian Endeavor societies meet at 7:00 p. m.. There are three socie ties, and a place for all. Valley View VALLEY VIEW. Jun 35. (Spl.) lira. W. A. Stratton, Mri. N. Hawk, Mra. L. O. Penland and Mrs. B. C. Gardner were guesu of Mr. VanDer mark at a bridge luncheon at bar home in Medford last week. Mrs. Don Lowe waa hoatea recent ly when the young woman's club of Valley View entertained In honor of Mrs. Jack Leslie who waa presented with many lovely gilts. The house waa decorated with rosea and peonies In white and pink. Mrs. Don Lowe. Mr. Harold Bostvlck, Mr. Bverett Boetwlck, Mr. H. R. Weaterberg and Mrs. Aimer Nichols were hostesses. Many Valley View people attended the Ashland flower show last week. Mra. Sam McNalr's display of peonies waa deserving of special mention. Mrs. Berth Glasgow and Mr. M. 8. Nlchol of Valley View served aa Judges. They were invited to a garden dinner Thursday when Mrs. MoNalr entertained for the committee and helpera. Mrs. Mccracken took a car load of. Ashland ladtea to Grants Pass to the missionary convention last Friday. Mrs. Wm. Glenn gave a talk at Al pha club In Ashland last Tuesday on wild flowera In Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gallatin drove to the Coos Junction last Sunday where they enjoyed a picnic with their daughter and eon-ln-law, Prof, and Mrs. Arthur Sawyer. Clarence Mathes helped Don Lowe put up hi hay last week. Mrs. J. Ed Thornton and Merrick Thornton called at the Stratton home Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. Fred Engle and Mra. Angle Engle visited at the A. Daven hlll home Sunday. Dr. Howard called at the J. R. Mc cracken home Friday. J. R. Mccracken has been quite) 111 with Influenza but Is better, tbo atlll confined to hi bed. Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs. A. H. DavenhlU and Mrs. Wm. Glenn attended a tea at Mrs. Swedenberg'a Friday in Ash land. Mr. and Mra. L. Werth and Miss Bernlce Werth were Medford visitors Thursday. Everett Beeson was a Valley View visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. White of Ber keley, Calif., are visitors at the R. N. 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Tissue Cream MWW I 4Cr 2Bo Palm Olive 4 Qfi 25c Kleenex ' Talc 50c Aqua Velva Q7f fiQl Shaving Lotion w I w $1.00 Listerine Pww 60c Toilet Waters, OQf 50c Eolynos Tooth OQ assorted odors fawL pa3t8 faWw 25c Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 28 ox. These and Hundreds of Savings Await You PAYLESS DRUGS None Sold tn Dealers Quantity Rights Reserved Chaney home. Mrs, Whit 1 Mr. Chaney'a daughter. Mlae Ruby BoweU left for Mai In. Saturday for a ten days' visit with her brother and family. W. T. Bostwlck lost fine torse laat week. Mrs. R. Weagant ha been 111 the last few weeks. Mrs. M. a. Nlchol entertained the O. N. O. bridge club. 13 ladle of Ash land and Valley View and their hus band with an annual dinner. Each lady contributed to the dinner. Bridge waa enjoyed. Mr. and Mra. L. O. Pen land, Mr. and Mrs. K. o. Garden and Mr. and Mrs. Nlchol of Valley view were present. Prank Stratton, Don Lowe, and Bverett Beeson moved their cattle from their pasture above Werth to the range above Wagner gap over the week end. Talent grange held a picnic at Jacksona Hot aprlng Sunday. There were about SO present. Trail ped a few daye to visit their son. Playd and famUy at Hood River. Bob Morgan haa made two trlpa to Fish lake and report the fishing fine. Mr. and Mra. Stewart Dltsworth were shopping In Medford Saturday. The following wera guests at the Harry Merrlman home Sunday: Chea ter Merrlman and family. Mother Merrlman and Mr. and Mrs. Thomp son all of Medford. and Mr. and Mra. Frank Hammond and children of Cen tral Point. Mr. R. Morgan, Mrs. Ralph Wat son and Mr, s. W. Hutchinson called on Mra. Irvln Howe and Mra. Harry Merrlman Monday. Laurelhurst TRAIL, June 22. (Spl.) Trail ball team played the Shady Cove team Sunday at the Dick Johnson field. The score waa 13 to 5 for Shady Cove. There vu a good crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dawson of Port Angelea. Waah., are vialttng their par- enta and other relative. Rev. 0. R. Porter la here at the mis sion and will have oharge of the church service there till Mr. and Mrs. Wamuck, who are visiting In Van couver, B. 0. for two months, return. Twenty friends of Wane Ash gath ered at the Mathews cabin on Elk creek and gave him a party. Mrs. Ida Roe of upper Trail has been visiting a few daya with her brother and family, Mr. and Mre. Charles Cushman. Jess Ragsdale and children, Mabel, Glenn and Burton spent Sunday at his son's, John Ragsdale near Eagle Point. Little Vernon Ragsdale la vis iting a few days at his grandfather's home, here. C. Llnebarger of Grants Pass la here on his place for a few weeks. . Dr. and Mrs. Chase Who have been at California on the Rogue for some time, left for Canada Monday morn ing. Mr. and Mra. E. K. Ash and grand daughter Betty Adh, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy and family, Mrs. Burk and children, Mrs. Geo. Weeks and chil dren and Rev. Porter all attended Sunday evening servloe in Medford last Sunday. Lee Merrlman has returned home from Portland. While there. he had the pleasure of attending the rose carnival. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson have returned from a two weeks vacation into Washington. Enroute they stop- LAURELH URST. June 23. (Spl.) Berry picking haa started at the Prank Dltsworth ranch with a crew of 35 Ipckers. Mr. D it worth expect to have about 1000 crates from the patch. .Mrs. Grace Jolleffe and the Col ling wood family, former residents of the Laurelhurst district, are among the berry pikers at Dltsworth'. Mrs. Jolleffe's home is at Grants Pass, while the Colllngswoods are living at Gold H1U. The county roaa crew is working on the Laurelhurst road. It Is ex pected that the section from the Ohrt place to the Laurelhurst school will be graveled by the crew. Rev. Iverson of Medford wilt ad dress the Laurelhurst Sunday school Sunday morning, June 35, at 10 o'clock. Sunday school officials would like to see a good crowd in at tendance. Results of the annual school meet ing held at the school bouse were as follows: Director for three-year term, Roy Vaughn; school clerk for one year term, Mrs. J. E. Peyton. Other members of the board are: Frank Dltsworth, chairman, and E. L. Glass. Lake Creek rel Keustrom. Joyce O lissom. Edith Hoefft, Msry Kussbaum and Joan Nussbaum. Mra. Emma Wahlers, who spent sev eral days laat week at the Tonn home, returned to E. E. Meyers' Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Moore returned Sunday from Pendleton, where they attended State Orange. Mrs. Maud Brown and daughters, who have been staying several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary Meyer, returned home to Lakevlew Sunday. Mrs. Meyer la staying a few weeks with her sister, Mra. Emogene Char ley. Mr. and Mra. I. E. Meyers were Sunday guesu of Mra. Tonn and Harry. Mr. and Mra. Arville Settles of Weatport, Wash., who have been vis iting Mr. Settle' sister, Mra. L. H. Wyant, and family, left for home Friday. They were accompanied home by Burrell Wyant, who will make an extended visit with them. Lost Creek Community club met Wednesday at Mrs. William Hoefft's. Pierce's Hot House tomatoes at youx grocer's, rhe quality la fine and the price is right. LAKE CREEK, June 33. (Special) Mrs. Elizabeth Grlssom, who has been visiting her children for sev eral weeks, returned home Saturday. Betty Whipple of Medford is spend ing this week with her cousins, Don ald and Richard Origsby. George Owens of Petaluma. Cal., was a guest Saturday at the Tonn home. Mrs. Maysel Hoefft and children, Lyle and June, returned home Mon day after a week with relatives near Medford. Mrs. John Walch gave a dinner party Sunday In 'honor of the birth days of her two daughters, Margaret and Betty Lou. Present were Dar- FREE Buttermilk Or Sweet Milk served with Cloverleaf Lunches Plate Lunches Delicatessen Foods Dairy Products Poultry 109 W. 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We want to help them moye their flocks into markets quickly. Our yearly purchases of Lamb reach gisarv ;f HIM "0C'C '' cur m4,'tels vefy filr-to-all i prices. KJut refrigerated cases are lull or V choice cuts of genuine Spring Lamb. JiaM TTT.IHH. NOW Is the time to serve LAMB I Lnb b act eipccttl-y xlipted for wm wether BMnui It'i tty, tendef. w1y eoolrtd, wholeiomt one of tfc CatMtt mctf to drseit-delldOM hot or Jd It's Time to Can Apricots .We have arranged for shipments of Select Quality Fruit. Fresh Fruits are Scarce, We Believe You Should Can Now . Price Lowered on Nob Hill Coffee The Highest quality Corree Arnllshle. We Invite You to Mnke a Comparison Lb. Pkg. Airy Fairy For Making Fine rake. Good Housekeeping Approved Lge. Pkg. Cigarettes Camels, Chesterfields, Old Golds, Luck;, Per Ortn. Mayonnaise .. Best Foods. In the Crystal Jar, Protect Your Health Quart Jar Airway Coffee Good Cortee at a Low Price. 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Milk Max-l-mam Buy It Now CAN . . 6c CASE48cans$2.59 Cocoanut Baker's Moist, ja Southern 1 1 J 8tJ"' Can Post Toasties Fresh and -4 sssa Crispy 1 UC 2 Pkgs. I 3 Oysters 25' Favorlta Brand, ' Faney pack 3 rjan, Lb. Hominy Van Camp's a Prepared " II Q Lge. Can j Peas Oreen Giant pssi Salad Pea 1 (sk Q Med. Can Corn Flour Safeway Highest Quality AD ail Purpose Q m mff 49 Lb. Bag Del Mall Nlblets, Ilk fresh corn 2 Cam 25 Tissue Waldorf Leads In Sale 3 Bolls Scott 3 Bolb 13 22' SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS LAMB SHOULDERS ....Lb.l2Jc LEGS ..,........ . . Lb. 17ic CHOPS .Lb. 19c STEW Lb. 7$c Oriole Milk Lamb RABBITS each FRYERS Beef Roast lb. 120 Choice Baby Beef Bacon . . lb. 16y2c Lean Sugar Cured Sliced Ham . lb. 25c Swift 'i Premium Shortening 3 lb. 27c Fresh Crabs 2 for 29c Veal Steak ib.12Hc Hams y2 or Whole lb. 15Hc , Main and Holly. TWO STORES. 33 No. Central a i.aii..i'i win ji 1 V , ",i