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r PA HE snc WTTDFOTtD m TRIBUNE, CTEDFORT). OllFiOX, FRIDAY. MATJCTT 12. 1920. ant cnsnk MM lIHt The Great Saving IN BUYING "The Quality Coffee of America" in the FIVE pound vacuum packed can, is realized more and more by the thrifty housewife everywhere. First in Flavor Unsurpassed in Quality and Economy. Alao sold in one and three pound vacuum packed cans. H. LOIRS THE H.C.L. THAT OLD HAT Made UfVV Willi u :t()c package r Hat llyc. assort incut (if colors. AVo have a complcto I i (ii;i:i;(in AGKirri.Ti'ifAL cn.- il.K.llK. ('..rvalli.-. .M mil 12.-Miikr.i 1 1 In.-. Iiiruis at an average cost ot : 1 anl at an -t j I -i sav iiiL' of tHOu wu - one wav SO women ot Jackson -i u ti t v dolicil lli; hili oust ot' ready made -Jtt liiiiir. This was but one nliase ill' Ihi' work carried on liv (lie lin:iie ili'Mmn -l ralinii n'.'ent in the lust j -ix months in con junction with tin j 1'MiMi-inn ili-p.-i it nu-iit of the ciillcc. J 'mist ruction ill' tireless cookers. icelcss ri'lViiiiTiilnr-. anil home rinde dryers has been demonstrated am!, it is reiim-tcd, manv have boon made ami ai'i- divine; 'joid rrsiilts. Thriiic-h the i't torts of tin Iiiiiih' ilcijioiistra ' t I4iii audit, I li ! water svsii'ins llnv , been iiistalli'il ami Iut in I lucm-c ha ; resulted in liavni',' hot lunches nut (in 1(1 rural si-liniiN. Assistance in ki'i'iiinir household aiM-nunls ami. in liiiiiiri'tin' their 1'amilv ineiime win liiven 82 women. Sixlv women at tended the millinery school where 11 iiai.s were i-eniaile. tour tints were rc lilnckivl, anil the nnaterial of five others was useil in other articles. A elotliimr school has heen eon dilcted where women were helped to plan children's clothes inadu out ol older people's clntliiliL'. Classes stmlvina funds and food values were well, attended and direct aid was -'iven .ill women in f 1 preservation. The services of a landscape garden er were iriven, mi the home studv tour, to the people of the county. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C Howlott. After I hail written my letter for the readers of the Medford .Mail Tri- hiino, John Foster of Lake creek John Mayham, .lav Rpitzer. .Miss .Mar- Trade B&Srw II Co,.t.sTi. : I I ,S1:.;v...v.:'..v. ., I Uxl -':::'."v AIDS TO HEALTH AND BEAUTC When your cough and tickling throat keep you awake When you have that uncomfortable feeling of wanting to clear your throat constantly to no avail when you are hoarse and sore from continual coughing then you will find THA PB UAHK White Pine Compound BOO thing and effective. PUROLA White Pine Compound contains W hite Pine Bark. Tor, Wild Cherry Dark. Balm of Gilead. Menthol and other remedial ingrrdirnts valuable lor certain disorders of the throat and lungs. GUARANTEE rrnnr t icAif Pie r.impvuirf c. fl:i.iMinrr'il M P'ire and if loil art nn: t.Viwti icifa it. iotir druv (7ii( m.'i ri-.'iaui four mor.cy. AT ALL DRUG STORES ij i repAtca nnu vw.-t.-- Blumauer I r.xnk LWitoTie Dupont Expl Tin' l'mc si'Iil :l ;t lii'irc that osives pl'lre illcllK SERVICE l'u( your Mas! hit; iiroM.ciiis ii to tin- Pu 1 V nit man. Daily Delivery 1 v tin- Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. Distributors. igarut rtiley, Frank Brandon of Cen tral Point and five or six men who are in the forest service came in for supper and beds. The forest service men engaged rooms and meais for an indefinite time as they are engaged in putting up a telephone line be tween here and Trail, connecting the Butte Falls line with it north of here. Sunday morning we had our regu lar Sunday school :is usual and there was an addition of three who came in but took no active part. There was no preaching as Mr. Trovato, the regular minister, did not venture out from Butte Falls where he had heen helping in care for the sick, and I am unable at this date tc' announce when l.c will lie here again, altho Dr. Holt reports that those who have heen ,ick are. improving. He reports that there were forty lases In that place and neighborhood. Wc of Eagle Point, have been very fortunate In that regard as we have had but three cases reported in our town. "We had quite- a crowd here for dinner Sunday. Mrs. Allie Daley who assisted .Mrs. Hewlett in her work re ported that there wore r:i took dinner (noon), including the family and regular boarders. Among those who tame from a distance and from their homes in Eagle Point were A. .1. An deron, wife, son Harold and two daughters, Misses Ethel and Sadie, Mr. and Mrs. Ft. 11. Satthwell, Sir. and .Mrs. .1. It. Carpenter, all of Med ford, A. L. Taselton win is engaged teaching school near itanchcria Pral rie, who came out to meet his wife and son Rob; .Mrs. A. L. and Mrs Frank llaselton of Eagle Point, .Mr and -Mrs. A. V. palm, Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Jewell, 'Mr. and Mrs. Anna Avis Mr. and Mrs. Tenett and son. Dr. and Mrs. Hart of Modford, Joe Moomaw and wife and baby, Hollen Iteter, wife and child, Medftrd; Win. Vou der Hellen, wife, son Hugo and daughter Miss Joyce, Eagle Point; Ernest Peachy, C. D. Margan and wife of (lold Hill, . YV. Medley and wile, Medford; C. E. Gates and wife, Miss Mario dales, Mildred Jacques, Mr Hanford and Mrs. Whitley, Mr. Stuart Kissick, (Mr. Klssick is the engineer who has charge of the work of sur veying and locating the proposed water ditch from ahovo Uutte Falls, taking the water out c'f Big Butte creek, and he brought with him his crew consisting of C. O. llegler, Wm. .lames, Ed James and P. McCool). Mr. Kissick has had his wife board ing hero since about the 2Sd of Feb ruary and the four last named en gaged rooms and board for an indef inite term. There were quite a num ber here Sunday who were strangers to me and In the tumult or coming and going I failed to get all vl the names, but in such a company it is very hard to secure all of tho names hut no one was intentionally omitted. -Miss Anna French of Talent, who came out Saturday on the stago on her way lo near Mcl.eod to teach school, remained here at the Sunny side until Monday morning, taking the Trail staiic for her destination. ; Charles Horton of Klamath Falls, one of tho cattle buyers, came In Monday and went out with lien Bio phy to look over his cattle that were on tho range in tno low tuns near Round Top and Antelope mtvuntain, returning to tho Sunnyside that night tired and hungry for ho had had no dinner that day. Cecil Culhertson and wife came In Mondnv morning on their way to Medford. George Gates of Medford, and Kd- ward Riley called for dinner Monday and so dill Mrs. .1. Doublcday of Hutte Falls. She came cut from home, took dinner and went on to Medford. It. E. .Morris, our school supervisor came out Monday night, spent the nicht with us. went lo Laurel Hill and Reese creek, visited the schools, returning to the Sunnyside that night and today, Wednesday went up to llrownr.boro, Butte creek and Lake creek schorls. Speaking about schools brings to mind nn article that appeared in the Medford Mail Tri bune of the sth over the signature of W. 10. I'hipps, where he criticizes the action of the school board of Medford tor what he rails a usurpation of power, and 1 w ill say for the encc jr agement of Mr. Philips, that I have heard quite a number of our citizens applauding him for his stand in the matter. 1 cannot see the use of h iv ing a contract signed unless it Is hind lug on both parties, and when a teacher signs a contract to teach a given time fur a specified amount, she or he as I hi case may be. holds the board to that contract Just the sumo as a ci rpuration would hold a contractor who agrees to perform a certain job and they generally have to sign a bond as an assurance that the contract will be filled, but if a teacher signs up he or she can resign on a simple pr.'teVt and Hie board will generally .iccept the resignation thru sympathy ;ttld If they don't ac cept they can do as a teacher did in one ot our rural districts in the high hills, she came out on s-c'ino pretext and married, then sent word that she was not going t teach any more, and so left them to hunt up another teacher, and all the penally attached was the revoking of her license to leach, hul what did she care for that, for she was nnuried and did not care how much she discommoded the pa trons i f the school. If they sign a contract it should not he left to the option of the hoard to raise a salary and if they have that right they should have th- right also to lower the salary. It is a poor rule that don't work both ways. A man came in Tuesday and gave his name as A. T Spacer, but a very reticent as to his .business, hut in the run if onversation remarked that he had recently ct'mo from Cali fornia. V. IS. lla-.good, a traveling salesman was also here for dinner Tuesday. .Mr. aud .Mrs tS'ate Garrett w ho live on the old Phoenix road near Roxy Ann, came in Tuesday to bring in Mrs. Garrett's sister, Miss Ellen Mc Cabe, who had been visiting -Mrs. Garrett for Ihe past two weeks. M. K. Lewis, Gei.rge .McDonald, J. It. Beach, Frank Smith. Noble Zim merman, who has been spending the winter in Blue Canyon trapping, and Wm. Moore of Butte Falls, and Harry Smith were among the diners today. Wednesday. We are having some fine showers now so that the buzz of the autos is positively stopped for the present. Prof. A. L. llaselton who is teach ing nevth of Butte Falls, came out Saturday, returning Wednesday. Mrs. K. T. Hall was In town Wed nesday, the dinner guest of Mrs. -M Burkhart. -Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston, c'f Medford, are visiting relatives in this vkinky. -Miss Bessie Seaman Is in the coun try for a few days, the guest of Mrs Claud Burkhart. Mrs. Ida Magerle has purchased the properly opposite the church, for merly owned by I. Wright. IE. P. Chandler, deputy assessor. was busy around town several days this past week. Fred O Kelly has Installed a gas tank on the corner of Main street and is now prepared lo offer first aid tc' needy autoists. -Miss Bertha Barrall, of the Hub. Medford, visited friends and relatives hero last Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Milton Reynolds, of the Pioneer hotel, have company this week. Three sons and other relatives are visiting them. George Martin is again at his work as rural mail carrier after taking his nnual vacation. Miss Myrtle Magerle left Monday fi.v Itosehurg where she will remain for sometime with her friend. Miss Evelyn Young. O'Kelly and wife spent last Sunday in Grants Pass enjoying that city's widely advertised climate. Rev. J. A. McVeigh returned Wed nesday from Portland where he has been recuperating from his recent surgical operation. Mrs. Mceigh will not return for some time yet. School began .Monday after being closed nearly four weeks on account of the flu epidemic. The disease was in a mild fcrm in most cases. Dr. W. S. Cary was removed from his home here to the Sacred Heart hospital at Medford last week. He is suffering from peculiar after-effects of the flu. and is in a serious condi tion. . Little hope Is entertained for his recovery. , B. M. Rogers and family have re cently moved here from Oklahoma. Wo are lold that about fifteen fam ilies, niL.itly farmers, are soon lo ar rive from the same locality. Mrs. Amy Merriaih returned to her home at Bandon this week, ufter few months visit here with her son Lou. She was accompanied by Mrs Lou Meniam, who will return home after a short visit with relatives there. C. S. Hatch and son. who purchased the O. K. Livery barn, are remodeling tho building preparatory to the es tablishment of an up to date garage An additit.'.i is being built for their stock of hardware and blacksmith shoo. Wilbur Williams, of Grants Pass, has the contract for the carpen ter work. The heavy rain of this week brought iov to Ihe hearts of both miners and farmers. So far this sea son there has not been enough water for placer mining, and the crops were showing a need i.f moisture. GIRLS! A MASS OF WAVY, GLEAMY BEAUTIFUL HAIR Let "DanJerine" save and glorify your hair , ,."sa(5 In a few nicmrntyyou can transform your plain, dull. Hat iiair. 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