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Riders To Make
Week End Trip
To Prospect Area
Medf ord Trail Rider have
planned an overnight ride Sat
urday and Sunday, August 29-30,
at Hamakera meadows, 10 miles
above Union Creek.
Those wishing to make the
ride are asked to be at the mea
dows by 12 noon Saturday and
then ride into the camp from
there. The meadows are one and
one-half miles off the Diamond
Lake highway and the road is
good, those in charge of the ride
state. The sign indicating the
meadows is on the left side of
the highway and can be plainly
seen, it is stated.
Supper will be served at 7
p.m. Saturday, and breakfast
will be served Sunday morning.
A sack lunch will be provided
for Sunday noon. Each rider is
asked to take hay for his horse.
Further information may be
obtained at Gibson's saddlery on
Holly street
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bunker,
Eagle Point, make up the com
mittee on arrangements.
lowan is Guest
At Wilson Home
Mrs. Clara Barclay of Sioux
City, la., is spending a few
weeks in Medford as a guest in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Wilson, and with Mr. and Mrs.
C Norman Gail, Gold HilL
While here Mrs. Barclay will
also spend some time with Mrs.
Orvill Elliott, formerly of the
Klamath agency and now in a
nursing home in Medford. The
two women are long-time
friends.
Mrs. Barclay and the Wilsons
attended the annual Jackson
County 4-H fair last week.
Group Attends
Play in Ashland
Miss Grace Margaret Webster,
San Francisco, was a guest last
week end of Miss Relen Web
ster, 413 South Oakdale avenue.
Miss Webster motored up with
a group of friends to attend the
production of "Coriolanus" Sat
urday by the Oregon Shakes
pearean festival company in
Ashland.
The visitors returned south
Sunday.
Thursday Club
Phoenix Phoenix Thursday
club will meet Thursday, Aug
ust 27, at S p.m. in the home of
Mrs. A. H. Macintosh. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. R. B.
Montgomery and Mrs. M. Bark
ley. Dinner Party
Medford Royal Neighbors met
at the W. H. Arnold last Thurs
day evening for a dinner. Fol
lowing dinner, Mr. Arnold
showed movies. About 40 attended.
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Lively Oaks Club Changes Officers
Mrs. Joe Hoey has resigned as
president of Lively Oaks, since
the famOr is leaving Medford to
live in Portland. Mrs. Hoey re
signed her office during a recent
meeting at the home of Mrs- H.
J. McCary, and Mrs. McCary win
serve as d resident for the re
mainder of the term.
Mrs. John Ramos was elected
vice-president to replace Mrs.
McCary.
The hostess prize was won by
Mrs. Hoey.
Next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Harvey
Rowden, 1048 Thomas road,
Tuesday, September 15, at 11
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Tuesday
8 p.m. Military Order of
the Cootie and Lady Bugs, VFW
hall.
8 p.m. Pythian club, Mrs.
Carl Flchtner, 613 South Holly
street.
8 pjn. DUV, courthouse.
Mrs. Corin Moor
Honored of Shower
Given of Wray Horn
Mrs. Clorin Moore was hon
ored at a shower given recently
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
DeVon Wray, 101 Lozier lane
Attending were Mrs. Arthur
Dankworth, Mrs. George Tockel,
Mrs. George Helms, Mrs. Jim
Allen, Mrs. Carl Slack, Mrs.
Merle Howard, and Mrs. D. D.
McCoy, all of Ashland; Mrs.
Allen Moore and Mrs- Ray Stag
gers, Phoenix; Mrs. Cecil Gard
ener, Rogue River; Mrs. Kenneth
Reynolds and Mrs. Bernle
Helms, Talent; Mrs. Earl West
cott. Central Point; Mrs. Ernest
Ludwig, Mrs. August ZundeL
Mrs. Wendell Gobel, Mrs. George
Simmons, Mrs. Richard J. Sim
mons, Mrs- Charles Bendell, Mrs.
Don Jacobs, Mrs. Shirley Rolette
Mrs. Ethel Jacobs, Miss Sharon
Simmons, Mrs. Harold Harris,
Mrs. Ned Barraclough, Mrs.
Hattie Davis, the honored guest
and hostess. , ,
Games were played and re
freshments served.
Plan Party
Women of the Moose will hold
a public card party Wednesday,
August 26, at 1 p. m. at the
Moose hall, South Newtown
street.
In Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. James Grigsby,
Jacksonville, spent the week-end
in Redmond, Ore-, as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Satterlee.
.
Live Oak Grange
The HEC of Live Oak Grange
of Rogue River met Thursday,
Aug. 20, at the hall with 19 pres
ent. Mrs. Howard Miller, acting
HEC president, opened the meet
ing. Vice president Mrs- Harold
Dunham was elected president
and Mrs. Lee Thornton was
elected vice president
It was decided to have the
Harvest dinner Oct. 24 this to be
a turkey dinner. The fall Bazaar
will be held Dec. 5.
On Tuesday night, Sept. 1,
Mrs. Earl Brooks asked 10
couples to her home for progres
sive cards. Proceeds to be turned
to Grange.
On Saturday night, Sept- 19,
a pirate party will be held at
Grange hall with the public in
vited.
- Fancy work was given out to
be made for the Bazaar. Mrs.
Thornton and Beth Potter
worked on the curtains for the
big hall. Mrs. Carl Christenson
was reported ill.
Mrs. Earl Brooks will act as
chairman at next meeting Sept
17.
a. m- Members are to take a sack
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Summer-ending Sale! All Merchandise
MUST GO -We're Almost Giving It
Away. Don't Miss These Next Four
Days of Give-a-way Prices. Wednes
day - Thursday - Friday - Saturday.
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"Rings On My Fingers
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It's the Swan Song for I O
all Summer Jewelry . "tOC
Earrings, Chokers and Pins Oft
Valuta to 1.95 2 FOR00C
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"Honey Be My Honey Bee
All Leather Belts
Values to 5.95
Cinch Belts
Values to 3.95
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Lovely to Look At
Shorty style and the long ones
also. All sizes. Values to 5.98.
"I'll Be Walking Behind You"
Rayon Crepe and Cotton Slips Some with
Shadow Panels Values to 3.98
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"Sleepy Tim Gar
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made. All sizes. Values to 5.95
'I Lore My Wife But Oh You
Kid"
Terry Cloth and all the other fabrics
All styles and colors m A Q
Values to 4.95 I eO O
JACKET
"Wait Till the Sun Shines
Nellie"
Lot No. 1
Denim and Poplin. Long and three-quai
ter sleeve. Button and zipper 4 AA
style. All sizes. Values to 6.95 W.OO
Lot No. 2
Wellington Sears Top Sail Wide rang
of styles and colors. All il AA
sizes. Values to 8.95 00
"When You Were Sweet Sixteen"
Lot No. 1
Beautiful cottons. Solid colors and prints
Most all sizes A Q A
Values to 7.95 .: 4iOO
Lot No. 2
Wellington Sears Top Sail Poplin, Cotton
Prints All sizes Lots of color AAA
Values to 10.95 O.OO
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BLOUSES
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Buttons and Bows'
Sleeveless blouses and short sleeve blouses
Solid colors Plaids and so on J A A
Sizes 30 to 38 Values to 4.98 .... I .O 0
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'Cool Cool Water"
Buy that swim suit now. Most all
sizes Values to 6.95
2.88
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PEDAL PUSHERS and
CLAM DIGGERS
"She'll Be Comin' Round
the Mountain"
3.88
Lot No. 1
Wellington Sean
Top Sail
Sizes 10 to 20
Lot No. 2
Poplin and Denim Nationally
known brand. Sizes 10 to 20.
Values from A A A
4,50 to 4.95 X.OO
Lot No. 3
Denim Twistaleen and
Seersucker A A
Not all sizes I.OO
Lot No. 1
"In the Good Old
Summer Time"
Not very many in this group,
but if you find ef A A
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Lot No. 2
"Pretty Baby"
Not all sizes In this group, but
they are out- m A A
standing values arQar
Lot No. 3
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Lot No. 4
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these Sun Backs Sleeveless
In fact lots and lots of styles
VST 7.88
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Oh You Beautiful Doll
Terrf Cloth, Denim, Sail Cloth,
Poplin, and Twistaleen. In all col
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Size
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Quantity 6 4 9 1 39 1 24 1 9 1 11 1 11 1 6
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