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Special Notice
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Mrs. C. E. Cameron a .i.I son A llan
le ft Tuesday m orning fo r Portland
where they w ill be th e ’ guests of
friends fo r a short v is it.
C arter b liti- k itiilh shop Hallowe’en
nig h t «io not re tu rn it In as good re­
p a ir as when it was taken, w ith in
i 1,1 days, th e ir names w ill hi1 given
In the d is tric t u tto rm y.
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selliin the l'ts t few weeks. Mr. Guy
, „peels Io leave fo r Portland soon
to Interview a specialist.
W in R eftl wna a v is ito r »1 Medford '
lu e sd u y, on business.
Price Sale
Forrest P ickett was the guest of
home folks at the fa m ily home near
Gold H il, over the A rm istice Day
holiday. Sir. »'ickett is a student of
the Oregon State College
In ordtr to get mere space
in our store we are selling
our entire line of H A T S
Several of the young fo lks were
at Grants Pass, Monday evening
where they attended a dance
A Two Dollar Dinner For Six
Raymond R itte r o f Gold H ill wa*
on the w re stlin g card a Grants Pass
Tuesday evening w here he met Has­
san the T u rk in a handicap match.
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FLOW ERS
on sale at J4 price
T H IS W E E K
Miss Taylor
42 S. C entral
liKäariuaa OpkMUoH
F. G. Guy « m it iwent an opera-*
lion at Medford f " t '• 'fir»*»«
I f the parties who took the wagon lio n . Mr. Guy has bien troubled
belonging to John H itte r from the w ith the lifR-ellon fo r some time
day» tha l’* st week.
A CO RSAG E
Aall W alker Ùlts
_ Ill a f»W lluys
last week necessitating cp n tliliiu nt
to his home.
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T. Bayse o f Glendale, is in the c ity
where he w ill be employed at the
S. P. os gravel inspector at the Von
P er Hellen q u a rry. Mr. Bayse is
stoppiiM at the H ighw ay Inn w h ile
1 here.
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Dniceit Potatoes
P u m pkn F ie
D em i-lain
Ids home i t1 this city und apparently
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is gx-tliiig along fine.
Sot people can dine very well on food prepared for two
dollar», as witness the above menu. Recipes for preparing the
foods are:
“Savory M eat: Shred one pound of
lamb, beef or pork and brown in its
own fat in a trying pan. Add one
cup of chopped celery and celery
tops, one tablespoon minted onion
and one tablespoon salt. Cover and
cook about ten minute*.
Add two
tablespoons dour and two table­
spoons butter mixed together and
tw o cups canned, strained tomato
Juice. Stir until the mixture is thick
and bubbling, then serve.
B a M Sfm ack: Open a can of
spinach and put a layer in a greased
baking dish; sprinkle with grated
cheese, cover with spinach and re­
peat until both ingredients areused
up. Have cheese on top. Bake in
moderate X oven , for
T fifteen
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under broiler flame to
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Y o u r k in d e s t th o u g h t s a n d
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Science compels nature to reveal her inysteri-s.
An instrument which not only indicates the
nature of your disease hut names the organ « r
parts involved, is at your service.
a h r e lw c a b b lg e one-half cup
$1.96. The remaining four cents will
i- d grapefruit sections, one-half cup go for incidentals such as sp«.c*
salted peanuts and one-half cup can- I condiment* and fuel.
best
Make your selection notv before
the choicest numbers are gone
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Jim Childers le ft the first o f the
Mrs. S. D. Garman was a v is ito r
week fo r another tr ip in to the K la­ in the c ity fro m Central P oint, to­
math country in quest o f the elusive
day.
goose. Mr. Childers » a p rm inent
farm er from the Foots Creek section.
A T THIS OFFICE
K\ frep analysis of your condition by this won­
derful instrument may he had tor one week, he
ginning November I«,. Appointment only.
Dr. Bauer « f Omaha , a specialist assisting.
Health Institute
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K. K. K u b li, ow ner o f the K u b ti
M ist Harper, p rim a ry in stru cto r in
mine near Gold H ill, was a v is ito r
the Gold H ill schools, is i ll »1 her
in th is c ity Tuesday fro m P ortland.
home th is week.
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H. Von HocvcnberfT was in from
Mrs. Jack P ickard was a Medford his orchard today, looking after bus­
v is ito r one day last week.
iness and ca llin g on friends.
m e a n s o f o u r n e w C h r is t m a s
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Stewart Building
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Medford
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E N D U R IN G
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ned cranberry sauce together with
enough mayonnaise to niouten
Serve in lettuce cups.
Bumf kin P it: Mix two cups can­
ned pumpkin, one and one eighth
cups sugar, one tearjvaon salt, one
and one-half teaspoons ginger auJ
one teaspoon cinnamon. Stir in three
well-beaten egg yolks and two cups,
milk. Fold in three stiffly beaten
egg white*
Turn into a pie-tro
lined with pastry and bake lor bi­
tten minutes in a temperature oi
450 degrees F., reducing it at the
end of that time to US degrees and
baking until done — about thirty
minute*
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Total costs for the ««■•!» are:
Savory
meat.
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T h a n j u s t for y o u to g iv e
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BAKER
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Put new CYCOL on trial in your
motor; prove its "endurance
beyond belief"
Is Your Light Bill Higher Now?
That probably means you’re saving on your gasoline and tire
bill, cutting down on sodas and excursions.. staying around home
more these cool nights.
During the fall and winter months you will naturally be using
more electricity than you did last summer when days were longer
and the weather called you out-of-doers evenings. Now the
whole family enjoys the comfort of lighted lamps conveniently
near, of juick little electric heaters glowing warmly. In fact all
your appliances are doubtless doing heavier duty, particularly the
cooking appliances, for this is the “hungry season when substan­
tial hot meals are most popular.
And so if your electricity hill begins to increase slightly at this
time of the year, remember that it’s because you’re enyoying in­
creased electrical service and convenience, that you re actually
using almost twice as much electricity as you did in June.
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offices .
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Stability
The new Cycol w ill ftand
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to meet the severer conditions o f heat
and pressure developed by the modern
high compression engines, assuring you
an unbroken o il film where heat, pres­
sure and friftio n are greateft.
Acids The new Cycol refining
process e lim in a te s the use o f acids,
though m oft refiners use them. W h ile
acids clear the "crude o il” they chemi­
cally change its ftrufture and com po­
s it io n , tn u s s e rio u s ly c u tt in g its
lubricating value.
Such oils break down under engine
temperatures. They distill o ff and escape
os vapor through the breath
et exhauft.
The new refining process
o f C ycol selefts fro m the
’’crude" those elements o f
greatest lu b ric a tin g value
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which readily break down
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So Cycol gives a proteftive o il film
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J&ss (arbon-,
As to carbon, Cycol
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Even more im p o rta n t, the carbon
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W IT H JACK A N D
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So f i l l your crank case
with Cycol. You can ident­
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wherever the Associated
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TORMATES, EVERY
WEDNESDAY, 9 TO
9:50 P.M . OVER TUB
PACIFIC COAST
NETW ORK
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R oads to
R om ance
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Stamped goods «>f « "
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, l.u n e lie o „ Cloths
P illo w s
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P illow (.uses
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Mrs trie W a lke r anil Mrs. Vaughn
K iih lirs B.-.l S|.r« a<B-R‘'d » '¡¡.“¿‘ I
Carriage Robes lu ’u' ,02 r , «
Quakenhush wore at Medford Tues­
P illo w (.uses 'in l Sheet»
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day.
ami many «dher kltltlie ‘ ‘»‘j f ’ ’ ™ '
num .r.m s Io '" •" '’ '.’'¡¡„ A X r v '
com plete um-
line of hand
Frank Childers is taking the mail
compiei«-
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route fo r Mr. G uy d u rin g ills a h se n -1
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ee from .h e oftlee. Mr“ Guy is .1
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T h a t s e n t im e n t m a y liv e;
A n d t h e r e ’s n o w a y t h a t ’s fin e r ,
HANDICRAFT RUDI* .
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Mrs, C e ril Combes! was irniiMicl-
itig business in Medford Tuesday.
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