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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1.935.
Local and Personal
From fiami Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Max tichuls of Sam a Valley did thlr
Chrtstmna shopping In Med ford y
te relay.
From Rand W. W. Blcher, educa
tional advliter at Camp Rand, called
t Medford CCO headquarter ye
terday, Visits Niece WlUsle Yost of Klam
ath Fall visited him nleoe, Mrs. Ern
mt A. Rostel, and Mr. Ro-itel here
Friday evening. He proceeded to Ash
land where he was to upend the week
end with friends before returning
some.
At Headquarters Lieut. Allred Hop
kins of Camp Oregon Caves confer
red yeeterday with officers at CCC
headquarters here.
Ford fmprTert Oeorge Ford has
returned to his home in Central
Point after being hospitalized here
for treatment of poison oak.
South for Holidays J. A. Shepherd,
national park servlos bookkeeper, is
planning to leave this week for Pasa
dena. Cal., where he will spend the
Christmas holidays. Mrs. Shepherd
left for the southern California city
a few days ego.
ATTENTION
TURKEY
GROWERS
Bear Fruit &
Produce Co.
115-117 Washington Street
San Francisco, Cal.
Hark In Oregon ajtaln for Phrhtmas ihlpmenta, till bring our fourth
year. We hate hern topping the Han Frnnrl.co Market, also lorjtl
Nile. Alw honeflt weights and grafting here and prompt returns.
Hilp to the firm Llrcned and Ronrird by the state of California to
he safe. Reference: Bank of America, California and Montgomery Rt.,
Han Franchco, California.
j Make sure that you ship your turkeys for the early Christmas market!
Will Be Receiving Turkeys
December 17th, 18th, 19th
at Davis Transfer
SOUTH GRAPE AT MEDFORD
For any Information en II at Hotel Jackson, Phone 30ft
or call Davis Transfer
ALBERT MICHELI, Representative
Returns Home Mrs. Susie Myers
i has returned to her home in Central
j Point after being hospitalized here
' for a major operation. She Is reported
to be Improving steadily.
Winkle In Portland E. W. Winkle,
manager for the Rlgg Optical com
pany here, left Friday evening on a
buslneAs trip to Portland. He expects
to return Tuesday.
Looker Returns W. J. Looker, sec
retary of the Rogue River Tvafflo as
sociation, was back In Medford yes
terday after a fortnight's business
visit in Portland.
Bonrd Meeting Tne beard of the
Girls' Community club will hold a
ifular meeting tomorrow at 12 noon.
Several Important matters are to be
considered, the meeting announce
ment said.
Mny Is Cantiiln Capt. Harry May,
Jr., assistant adjutant at the CCC
headquarters here, was promoted this
week from the grade of first lieuten
ant to captain In the Infantry-reserve.
Elk Creek Party The public Is In
vited to a Christmas program to be
tfiren at the Elk Creek clubhouse
next Thursday at 8 p. m. Entertain
ers will be pupils of the Elk Creek
school, Mrs. Oray and Mr. and -Mrs.
Sinclair and small son.
Back From Hunt Lieut. Roy Craft,
public relations officer of the CCC
and Herman Burgoyne returned yes
terday from the Tule lake country
where they hunted geese with little
1 uck . The wea trier was ideal, they
said, but the birds were flying too
high.
High Crll)liaKe Hand Dr. E. H. Por
i ter, an ardent crlbbage devotee for
i over 40 years, recently held a 28 hand,
next highest possible In the game.
; while playing with Mrs. Porter. In
! alt the years that he has played the
game, Dr. Porter has seen only one
! other 28 hand, he said,
j . . .
1 Rook Nook Opens The new Book
; koolc at 15 North Fir street will be
opened for business tomorrow, ac
' cording to an announcement yestcr
' cay by Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Doremus
who have been In business In Ash
land for the past ten years and are
well known in southern Oregon. The
unique little shop will carry maga
zines and reprint books and will buy
exchange and rent books and magazines.
Opens Station Rudy 61ngler, asso
ciated for the past four years with
the Union Oil service station at Main
and Fir streets, has gone Into busi
ness for himself. He has taken over
the Ollmore station at Ninth street
and South Central avenue and will
feature Ollmore products ind Chek
Chart li.brlcf.tlon under the name
"Rudy's Station."
1
LAND SOLD EAGLE
II D1ST
W. R. Holman and Roy Stanley
have each purchased about 1000 acres
of farm land In the Eagle Point dis
trict for use as cattle ranches, the
Mail Tribune learned yesterday.
The land, each tract representing
separate sales, was purchased directly
from the Eagle Point Irrigation dis
trict and from the Jackson County
Building fe Loan Association.
Bulk of the tract bought by Mr.
Holman comprised the old Cowden
ranch, the buildings of which were
destroyed by fire some time ago.
Both Mr, Holman and Mr. Stanley
are stock men, raising large herds of
whlte-factd Herefords and turkeys.
They have been renting large tracts
for their ranch operations.
It was understood that the men
plan extensive Improvements on their
new properties and will take resi
dence thereon as soon as practicable
The tracts are considered good graz
ing and farm lands, suitable as stock
ranches. The land Is under Irriga
tion. Both men are well known In Jack
son county, having been In the stock
business here for many years. .
ELKS LAY PLANS
OF YULE BASKETS
Once i year throughout the coun
try lodge of the Benevolent end
Protective Order of Elks hold an
event called "the annual Christmas
tree."
The purpose of the celebration
Is to raise money for the Elks
charity fund that is used to pro
vide needy families with Christmas
baskets.
These baskets. Elks point - out,
mean considerably more to Impov
erished families than the name Im
plies, being much more than a small
basket of Yule dainties. They con
stitute, in fact, a week's supply or
staple groceries, In addition to
Christmas delicacies. They contain
50 pounds of potatoes, a sack or
sugar, bread, butter and other basic
table commodities
Yesterday Medford Elks were pre
paring for their annual Christmas
tree so that needy families In this
locality might have a hapjv holi
day. It Is the aim. of the lodge to
make thla the most' successful af
fair of Its kind ever held here.
The event will be held at the
Elks temple at 7:00 p. m. next
Thursday. It will be' a stag aflair
for members and their guests only.
A departure' will be made -this
year from the usual custom In that
a small admission will be charged.
To compensate for the fee' there will
be an abundance of crabs and beer,
enough, say the committee men. to
satisfy tho moat ravenous appetites.
There will also" be entertainment
galore: 15 rounds of CCC bouts,
the Days of '49 and other features.
Numerous gifts will be given away.
Including a 70 radio. 20 occasional
chair and $12.50 lamp.
. Committee personnel follows:
Purchasing committee: Leon Has
klns. T. E. Daniels and Carl Y.
Tengwald.
Soliciting committee: O. O. Alen
derfer. Lewis Ulrlch. C. C. Lemmon.
W. W. Allen. Clarence Pankey. Ern
est L. Barnes, William Ho'.loway.
Ronald DeVore, 3. R. Blerma, W.
O. Webster and H. N. Butler.
Cashiers: Oeorge Prey. Roy Pnlltt.
Robert Hnrt. Ward Beaney, R. R
Ebel and Dene Thorndlke.
Refreshments: P. C. Blgham. Har
ry Marx, Herb Gunther. Everett
Brayton, Elmer Chllders and Eu
gene Orr.
Distribution: J. T. Davis, Frank
Isaacs, Oeorge Eada, Roland Hub
bard, Cole Holmes, William Him
mett, Jack Porter. Harry Skyrman,
H. C. Predette, Bob Hammond, Jr.,
George Gates, Pred Luy, R. O.
Stephenson, J. P. FMegel and George
Howard.
Jacksonville: Judge P. L. TouVelle
and Paul Godward.
Applegate: Miles Cantrall.
Prospect: Dewey Hill and Arthur
Perry.
Eagle Point: W. C. Clements and
Will H. Brown.
Central Point: B. L. Sanderson
and Ernest Rostel.
Phcenlx: Andrew Hearn.
Gold Hill: H. D. Reed and M. V.
Morrlmnn.
Selling committee: R. O. Stephen
son, Raymond Reter, Ralph Koomt,
Floyd Hart. Assistants: Fred Fry,
Victor Tengwsld, Stan Sherwood,
Ray Wright. Burt Lageson, Earl
York, Joe Burroughs, Bob Norrls,
Diamond Flynn, Howard LeClerc.
Concessions committee: E. IV.
Winkle. R. C. Taylor. Bob Hammond
Jr., Dr. R. A. Coe. Fred SchelM,
V. E. Poy, Sam Carey and Paul
Wright.
Meet the Mltlam Gross representa
tive at Adrlenne' Monday morning
only. Special orders (or spring suit
and dresses.
Be correctly corseted U
an Artist Model by
Ethelwvn B Hoffmann.
TRICYCLES. WAGONS. SCOOTF.nS.
SKATES. Save money at Sims Bros..
23 N. Fir St.
Select your Miriam Gross at Adrl
enne's tomorrow morning. Special
representative will be here half a day
only to take your order.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, 4 for e at
Heath's Drug Store. These cards sold
regularly up to 25c.
Special this week .3 5c candy oancs
for 10c. The Crest. 236 S. Central.
OPENING SPECIALS
Until Christmas We Will Have
NEW BOOKS Priced From
25c t 75c
This lot includes Boy Scout, Girl
Scout, Fiction and Mysteries
Books, Magazines bought, sold, rented, exchanged
book no
15 North Fir Street
ri1Tiirni
Turkey Growers
Dependable Handling of Your Turkeys
by Oldest Firm Operating in the Valley
A. Pattnn, now In Medford, Is first rep
resentative to handle turkey shipments
for grow en here.
Our Thanksgiving return to KoRtie
River Valley growers were among the
highest. . . , Again we offer the same
dependnhle servlre with ludlratlons for
good returns bright. . . . We will receive !!: KMHIlli I It li. 18th and
IIHII. UK SIKK TO SEE I S HKFOItK DIM'OSINO OF VOt'R
TIHKEY! 1
GUY BISHOP Local Representative. Phone 17-F-2
Receiving at
FRED HONNER'S FEED STORE
FARM BUREAU BLDG. PHONE 799
J. GARBIM & CO.
339-41 DAVIS ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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IT'S THE BIG FINISH!
BUY AT THESE PRiCiS"
m. TK. TJl'TPJi. aV v& W VBr X aW ' eVX W, K JO B I
afsg ' ir5 REDUCED
Wj c fes Sir! We're Rdw tisehCtoii!!
GASH
Talks During This
Sensational Sale
25 to 50 on
Holiday Gifts
Nationall Known
Quality Lines Featured
In This Sale!
SIMMONS Spring and
Mattresses
GULISTAN Rugs the finest
of nil!
FAMOUS M0NTAG Circulat
ing Heaters and Ranges
ARMSTRONG'S Inlaid and
Print Linoleum
B. P. JOHN FURNITURE
Corp. Davenports, Club Chairs
Dining Suites, Bedroom Suites
LAMPS The finest SANDEL
LINE-200 of them on Sale!
Tirrv IliRle article In, IhU sale 1 guar
anteed to he high qualtti, stntnhinl
men Imiiflle. Plthrlr no joniN tmnshl
for uile purpose-!
Furniture
Prices are
Advancing!
Here is
a Chance
to Buy at
Less Than
the Old. Low
Prices!
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USE OUR
Lay Away Plan
Deposit Will Hold Any
Article for 30 Days
PRICES LITERALLY
SLASHED
TO THE BONE
EVERYTHING
GOING AT DRASTICALLY
REDUCED PRICES!
BUY NOW
MTUEE S
In A Mighty Sale That Sets
A Hew Record for Medford
TORE
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WHILE YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY
I See Our Stock Of Repossessed Furniture
Furniture Is an Invest
ment Solve Your Gift
Problem With Something
for tho Home It's Al
ways Appropriate!
Vnt--- ' -"IVE GIFTS
AC&-. FOR THE HOME
FURNITURE STORE
Sixth and Bartlett
Medford
Suggestions
Card Tables
Coffee Tables
Floor Lamps
Bed Lamps
Table Lamps
Smoking Sets
End Tables
Pillows
Novelty Rugs
Desks
Secretaries
Occasional Chairs
Club Chairs
Bedroom Suites
Bed Springs
Mattresses
Dining Suites
Davenport Suites
Foot Stools
Heaters
Ranges
Rugs, all sizes
Linoleum
Electric Appliances
Mixmasters
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