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LOCAI. HOV ACCKI’TH fOilTfOW CENTRAL H U N T 6 MANGE
INiTlATMi TW ENTY MHltUEKH
WITH GENERAL BLSCtHlC
BUILDING M A TER IA LS
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frvr the
\v*W builder
hflllik- for we ha «fi­
Our. U • modern
supply
dep«« for
le Lumber. Shingte». Lath Ljm e. Plaster. Oe.wnt. Johns-Man-
eille Roomings. etc., and make everything in Cabinet Work
and Mill Work.
T R O W B K ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D
T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S
Let us estimate y.ur bill, you will like our Service, Quality
gji<] Prices.
-• Medford. Ore^o®
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County Health Department
ACTIVITIES
By Dr. B. C. Wilson
K. H. Strohmeleii')
Grange altem lanee was larger
Hum last meeting and is showing a
steady Increase. As some of the o f­
ficers were late. I.eeturer Sparrow
liegan his program w ith Hie follow ­
ing num bers:
Solo, “What God Made Mothers
I'or," Mrs. W. 11. Fisher; solo "A
W ilder l.ullahy.” Miss Bose Jones;
song. “ If I Had a Talking Picture
of You,” Hammond S illers; th ree
harmonica duels, Jack Southwell
and I ll/.aheth Southwell.
Master Anderson being on Hie
sick list, was not able Io la- present,
and Grange opened w llh A. M. T y r­
rell as upixler.
General business Was hurried
through and Hie third and fourth
degrees were put on by Hie mixed
(earn, with 20 candidate«* receiving
final work.
1 A recess was called ami Rev,
the perfect proportion to add to-«
welt, anything he likes.
'.d b iril’s
Here is the list of the famous
“ Mississippi
I n el in I i il g
nun»!» -rs.
forty-three. Paste them on your o r­
M
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and
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“l.lglil
Gai
airi Hum.”
II' ills .
der memorandum so you can ask
I, i>»>rrsi nluGves of tlie Goneriil )'r« You
lo u r grocer about tlie various
-1J f.V Kill- her nose,
brands of each.
E'ix’lrio
Apple sauce, apricots, artichoke
M’
Eva Smith (relief reported
s'ioi,,iii(i s••"'ors of Hie leading tech­
heart«, asparagus, beans, beets,
Hv
in
iroveii'ent of .Mrs. Gfiarily
nical
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in
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roug.ii'id
Pie
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tdackberrics, brown In cad. Brussels
lug t'< dr choice of Sai di is ami Mrs. \liim ie Freeman,
d State,
sprouts, carrots (plain and wiilt
peas), cherries ( lin k or red pit­
’ i i ffi d uptoy -' who have Itecn ill.
lee;:’ i"’ n
ted ), com (golden bantam, white
ti” ut. l'uri. " r a hirger «umiher
.'ill iiiim iincrtni’iit made bv Mr».
or kcrnelettcs, cr popping 1, cran­
I f pii I |,|O«1; el illg gl .a'i' ites f r o " l V di'e Mn* '; woke up G. G. Hoover,
berry sauce, tigs, fruits for salad,
( e mi Stipe luive b«’cn ofTcri'd thè e th e r annotim em< nts w ere:
fruit cocktail, g: .uxtruit, grapes,
kriutine, log.inlietri s. mackerel,
«e • . T tl’ l 'v «.f e” !e. I'l'( III ' i” >• lo ",
M*. I’ovsler will meet Hie hoya
n: 'a cs, mushrooms, .due«, peaches
f •)’•« «id other well In o w t con­
H. ('o u te r Debate at Jackson­
(halves, sliced or ili 1), pears
ce rns.
ville.
(diced or halves), pets, pineapple
!t v.n fin* !"••«« a •tlve in campi:*
(crushed, tidbits or juice), plums,
'led Sil"., i- -d "iirlv at Jaekson-
prunes (stewed or fresh), raspber­
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D ■ : s ro w presfilent of tl.e
v il'e. Ft id iv. April 25.
ries (red or black), rhubarb, satier-
l'i<’ ri eli il ter of thè \m* rlean So
kaut, spaghetti, shrimp, spinach,
'I'dent to put on an old-tim e
efio
, f Mt’rh an iea, Englneprs al
strawberries, succ.tash (with white
stielling
nuitch.
c rn. goldetf bantam , or with green
('«•• « olici!'- and
a member of thè
Vi
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re
in dmicitl eoinm ill-e In-
limas), tomat i«, t< mato sauce,
A« a "i.”'"d F ” i!iiieei«. Ile is acllv •
turnips, vegetables for salad, vege­
I lies Vi m a M Grcudic and Mea­
111 | »'. j-•••*••-■• • ¡il loiles and hofil*
table surprise.*
la. il"' r ’ io io (he ('e, |, Stale d e s (?i,li* llenaon, (• It. Iligin-
.Ifia’i’. PnIPe I.ove. Bertlia lion-
row ing «’«-’» l'e fio’ds (he ofilar of
M I’ fi ie Ison, Nettle Sheley,
eh
¡nei
lior
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Kappn
social
fra-
The llx w icks exiiiiis and the rc-
• " N I- d' Agm-s lie.id and Lola
ternity.
p o i. i arda vt til t'f gi« n nut thin
Norcross.
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school left, ¡mil the slu !• nt-, are all
Dorolhy Jo'i:
enlecinfiied her Pe'iirnetl to llonie
loo' ing forward to vacation.
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v Pii an Easter
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have
Mrs Frank I awrem e v tin has
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party
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tu ri’in afler- li - n i puHcnt of Hie Sacred Heart
work on the k(*njiir pi i\
Safety
Ti " ip ’e fo'l * « a|oved l u
1'iist” and plan to give it ill Hie iK'Oil.
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«lie unden l ilt U
Qaiees, a pio uni Imul i nd all Inni a
near future.
i " I* brought to
(•«'od »¡eie. '“h ise pr • eli' Were
her home in this city, Sunday.
ilil'v la .. l'v el-n Taylor, (teneva
DAY
" '<•: .Kit
MiBard. J t - n II l'einan oli, l.ouise
Bella Property
rn ii. pi
A ho’ e V'«l ng
Bowinnn, Vivlenne Iti .s.
■; fi .« If i '
e .it the ,,im e < f Mr.
M-. Me J ii'icei recently sold Ida
. dn
D. L. Davis at Grant« I’uss,
Viali Heileiietlis
properly
it: C ntr. I Point to Wil-
>' \ s Lola Davis l>. i aii’.e Hi- I riile
Mr. and Mrs Dan Brls ’oll of Eu- Ham 'Ills',i wlio will liil.e ¡aissesa-
i f Mr. la on I uuai-r in Hie presenee
of a small group of relatives. The gene slop|ied in ('.entrai Point thè ion nest month. Tlie MeJimpsey**
bride is :i graduate of our High tirsi of thè week lo visi! Mr. and will move Io Grants Pass where
they have u home.
school and II"’ groom is employed Mrs. Ilert Hcdgpcth and faiuilv.
¡it Hi«’ Gent«. I Point Service Station.
They will make their home in Med­
ford.
Cay W. Ilru w n , o f C enim i Point,
NEWS
Health Officer
Enough for Two
ti senior in meelmiiienl engineering
til (lie Oregon Slate eollege lias ae-
ee|>le<l employment with tlie Gener­
iti Electric eianpuny slates a report
issued through tlie office of the «lean
of tlie engineering sehool al the col­
lege.
Brown will go Io Seheneelaily N.
Y., plant of Hie General Electric
com | ni n y afler graduation next
June Io enter into a program of
work in the m anufacturing and test
iug departm ents, lie will lie shlfl-
ed from one departm ent Io another
for a period of from several m onths
to a year to gain fagiiliarily w llh
Hie organisation as a whole and Io
have an opportunity Io choose
work lls.it lie likes especially well.
In eases the company gives special
training courses which are a eon
Himation of certain phases of eol­
lege work Io Its new men Io lit
j lh> in for '•••rl.iln tv|» •» of work in
the sillos or engin'* ring de|Nirt-
The Jackson County Health De­ i want to proceed further and find i
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things come in small
partm ent w ith the assistance of the out w hether or nut the child has a
(Jy
packages. And i f you have
lU.krvuloMS
infection
nt
tins
tiiuc*
I
waia.son County Health Association
looked over the list o f good
things that come in the new small
bud several otuer organizations vi­ because n we ihui infection wc van
t.iat e .i.tl ai.tl ali»o keep it
can. you w ill agree. Whether you
tal.y interested in puulie health is
arc a I achelor or bachelor girl,
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ik.a.uif,
tile
i.iieeui
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to
__ling on
iiikT.sivc can.; aigu to
newly in.i-i. long-weds, o r oft-wed«
nud an early or suspicious eases of 1 v u iU ' k .U -.i. e»i i •’ wviuiiN. l n e . e . O i v ,
—you know the satistaction of hav­
. .>« . *».* w -■ ¿ a a i o sik iv e c e u etís ü
ing just enough of just the right
Tuberv ulosis.
v v iu*h» i ~..e »»•* n
oí toe
thing, and no waste.
The system to be used in finding
t it**i ami tia\e tti*^ till»* liio.ot.^»*«
these eases or in e.iniiuating heal­
Foity-Three Foods
u \a . .m u :-•> on c.\| ¿rt on ib.L'eivu-
thy ones trorn suspicion is as fol­
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That is tlie long-felt need which
low s: During inis wees we c iv.
tlie 8-ouuce can fulfills. And sc
: r. t . (.. i'vUinger, hem! of t..e
oeen and w ill continue to do so
popular has it become, in its brief
1 < .. »ca State Iui.\.zculosis ilcsp .t-
next week giving the very soap
time on the market that already
... v. o i .n.tiu.ia: y ki ow.i far ti.s
forty-three different foods arc so
tuberculin test to every eniid av.,;i-
cf ,.:i i!..u ... lUJer.U.i .-
¡lacked—and more to come. Tlie
ab.e. L -i me diverge a moment and
bachelor girt in her kitchenette
t , i
i..ng i... ■«.• pa.ti , D..
gay what this lufivreul.n test is.
apartment opens the buffet, or 8-
| n .a .r.. ?r > ii. semi us a notice of
’Hie test eon ists of pulling a very
ouu.ee can of prepared spaghetti and
«..¡.it t.e beds in me c m is idlest
finds it just enough for the main
m inute quantity of tub. reuliu ma­
"d it i:, a ' 1 • a ? diiag susi'.c.ou .
dish of her lunch. ’l'hc woman
terial just in the top iayer id the
with a family opens the 8-ounce can
i f iu.xycuii sis, th.it cintel v. .11 be
skin. This m an : «1 CO .. IOS 0
of mushrooms and finds it tlie cor
s. hi i u es for the most t.iorougii
serum or other animal product and
rect amoun’ to add to her chicken
and l uinpii e p y scat ex;::;iir.atio 1
a la King. The bachelor opens a
in giving it. no pain is experienced
I ,i .stole. * .'.s i\ .i .’.illation to be
can oi fruit cocktail and finds it
r o r is there a r y r..,cli« n or after
di.’ii
at the ciin ’c to be held in tin
effect to Ike child, in 43 1 cr . we
city of Medford, ?::iy ¡4 and lótn ¡
look at the . 'mid- forearm a . mi and
. r. it. i . > i • . . . in. ai iitally ip'.WC
it!
all the ¡ velile of
if the reaction is positive, there will
y, wc can eliminate
¡ 1 wish to say that this clinic is to ,
lie a small a n a of redness w here
be conducted for children only and j this si
the test has been givn. if the test
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is negative nothing will be seen. no adults will he examined or di-
Persona! Inlerv.cv
The meaning of the reactions are: ¡ agnoseil.
The services of Dr. Bellinger, his
if the reaction is positive, it shows
Dr. W I .i n. Ci.ant Health I'fiic'r:
th at the child has at some time d u r­ ! expenses and the form s used are ‘ I am pi h !
find that so ni '.n\ peo­
ing his life been infected with germ made possible through the sale of ple are t ’iki '4 advan:af:e of the low
of tuberculosis and gotten over it ■ r ! Christm as seals, and contributions prices « fTc d
the ¡diysiri; ns of
else it is now infected with germ of to the Tuberculosis Association, J.:e!::a r. ('■ . i ‘; in giving toxin an­
Tuberculosis. If reaction is negative w hich in this county is the Jackson titoxin f t - Di> ! l i rhi and v; .-r na­
it shows that the child has always County Health Association.
tion ap n t .‘ nia!’¡.ox. and at the
Jackson County is pioneering in r. e |w o;-le have l e- n i\ ii'i niünj
been and is now free from tuber­
culosis infection to any detectable this great drive against Tuberculosis to this cITer, we can anticipate a
extent. Now after we get a positive and we are following an outline or very low incidence < f D iphtheria
reaction we would be very silly I plan prom ulgated hy the most in- and Smallpox in \t winter.
to let it go at that, therefore we 1 ternationally known cooperation
The physicians of Jac!.son Coun­
ty have offered to give the 3 toxin
antitoxin immunizations for Diph­
theria and vaccinale against Small­
pox for the total cost of only« A2.50.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This is the best public health spirit
I have ever seen displayed by a
Dr. H. C. Dixon, Dentist, has opened his offices over
Guest at F aber Hom e
group of physicians.”
| Slover’s National Drug Store.
J. It. Tlioburn of B errydale w as a
“If a child has had neither toxin
He will be pleased to have you call and visit his new
antitoxin or been vaccinated both guest at the li. G. Faber home. Sun-
of these preventative« will have to ' day. In the afternoon they en ­
office.
he taken to get the advantage of this joyed a ride thru Hie valley. They
New equipment—A tried and trained knowledge of
low rate hut if the child has had , visiteil the Percy l.ofland chicken
i Dentistry.
toxin antitoxin then the vaccina­ ranch. Hie Hhubarb ¡»alelt of Otto
tion will cost only 50 cents and if Bohnert and many other interesting
Call on
1 it has been vaccinated, then Hie 3 ; ¡»laces in the valley. They report
complete doses of Toxin antitoxin Iheir visits being very interesting.
will be 82.”
Dr. E. B. Piekel—-‘T h is is sure a Visits Herm ansons
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Morris of
Grants Pass
fine thing for Jackson County and
Medford
w ere d in n er guests at the
?<M hope that everyone takes advantage
A1
Hermanson
home, W ednesday.
of it that can.”
• Dr. F. D. Stricker State Health
Mrs. Echo Shepman the home ec­
Officer: “ A great idea anil is surely
a step in advance for Jackson coun­ onomies teacher in the high school
ty. I hope other counties will suc­ spent the week end w ith lu-r hus­
band at North Bend.
cessfully ca rry out this idea.”
DR. H. C. DIXON, Dentist
f o r Sale Or
Exchange
HAVE YOUR ORDERS OUT OF PORTLAND
SH IPPED VIA
Consolidated Truck Line
Orders shipped out of Portland today will he deliver­
Reasonable Rates and Courteouc Service
Phones: Roseburg 31, Medford 569 Grants Pass 98
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but still—
10 Acres of 5 year old walnut orchard; 20 acres
fronting both sides Redwood Highway; 85 acres ad­
joining 115 acres in all; all rich, black bottom land
under private ditch; water right paid; plenty of w at­
er. Fine dairy or fruit proposition.
Can be resold in smaller tracts with Redwood High
way frontage.
Located on Redwood Highway south of Grants
Pass. Entire tract $11,500.00, % cash, or will sell
part.
Will trade all or part for income property.
This is some of the best land in Josephine County.
Owner has other interests that require his attention.
W rite or phone,
I t raou'.rtd a fioçt oF o fficial a n d u n o fflc a l o b irrv v rs .
ceivivliita. writ»««, tra v g lle ra , » la tix tic ia n » ,
and
ot-hsr a u th o ritie s from all p a r te of th « w o r ld t a a a ih e r
Aha foct-s t a b s u t eoi in ©ns a d v e r t i t i n g t s r i s s o r a
lo c a l e e n e s r a /
M ore th a n on« y « ar v/as
required bgahiqhlij traine ' a ’ ')
ìl a r i of journalist«, ad - t
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