Medford mail tribune., June 28, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

mkhkouo mtati. TiirnuNp.. metforij, 'on fir; ox. tfkspay. Jrxrc 2s, 1021
if 1 1 cT
ftEMEMBERtostik
un-.ct Baking Powder and be
sure that you get it the In
dianhcadontheorangelabel. Then forget about bake
fl'Illflt? T?M- trnii niH
never have any. Calumet li
always produces the sweet- 0!
est and most palatable foods.
And now remember, you
always use less than of most
other brands because it pos-
scwc3 greater leavening strength.
I IBl Now'Remcmber-,8
I S AlwaysUse
There is no waste. If a
recipe calls for one egg two
cups of flour half a cup of
milk that's all you use.
You never have to re-bake.
Contains only such ingre
dients as have been officially
approved by U. S. Food Authorities,
is the product of the largest, IKost
modern End sanitary Ilaking lew
der Factories in existence.
Pound can of Ca1i:met contains full
36 oz. Some bakintf powders conic in
YZoz. instead of 16oz. cans. Be sure
you Ret a pound when you vant it.
f Calumet
I Columbia
Muffin.
Recipe
i 4 cups sifted
nour, 4 level tea
spoons Calumet
si Baking Powder,
a 1 tablespoon su
gar, i teaspoon
salt, 2 cg?: Z
cups of sweet
milk. Then mix
in the regular
way.
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PAINTING WEATHER
Paint Up Now!
Before doing this, see
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Wall
1 ' Paper
Forty years' practical experience at your
service.
126 N. Front
Phone 4G4
rrry&UJ esse !r-.i .t( , n ,. :
ills
Summer EXCURSION RATES
rl To Eastern Points Thru
. CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES
TICKETS ON SALE JUNE 1ST TO
AUGUST 15TH, INCLUSIVE
Limit three months from date of
sale, with final return limit October
31st.
For full particulars write, telephone,
'l :: ! i or call at office
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
. E. E.Penn, Gen'I. Agt. Passgr. Dept.
. 55 Third St., Portland, Oregon. .
OFFIGUIL REPORT -MEDFORD
SCHOOL
FINANCES, 1921
Dm: to the Kcncrou.-i support of the
lapa ''is I In: huslcos or School His
Iriet Ni, 111 mi! iililo to siilmiit a re
port idiowinc; the district to ho in
sound financial condition. Whilo the
receipts from I lie- direct tax dill no!
quite equal the amount voted, other
receipts netted a greater revenue than
estimated.
Hpecial care was civen to the tahin';
and eheckiiiK up of the school census,
with the result as shown by the item
mauled "County School." Instruction
was furnished in our hiyh school to
many pupils from other school dls
trictB having no hili schools. This
revenuo is listed under "lli(,'h School.'.'
Under "Tuition" Is shown the revenue
received from Individuals attending
our schools from other districts which
by direct tax provided for Instruction
in their own schoo'.n. The state mid
federal government contributed to the
support or our aurietil'.ural department
under the .provision of the Smith
Hughes act. The students of the lumi
nal training department have paid foi
material used In their various projects
and the amount received is Known un
der the appropriate headiim.
It was necessary to borrow money
duriiu; the full term when tax returns--were
llaht. These loans have all been
repaid, liieludiuK the loans carried
over from the previous year. Repairs
') buildings and grounds will requirt
more money during the comhiK year,
as lire escapes must be provided for
two schools, worn out walks must hi
replaced and roofs recoated and paint
ed. Tim district has been payine, inter
nal on a bond debl of fuS.iuii). Dur
ini; (he fiscal year just closed this oh
I'lKation lias been reduced to $Hr,mn.
In order lo retire the remainder on
the bonds when due It will lie neces
sary to lay aside at least $10,1)00 each
year in a sinking fund. In order to do
this the inaintalnim; or a policy ol
strict economy will lie imperative.
The old hli;h school building is en
1 1 rely Inadetpialo for present needs.
It could lie used to advantage as a
Junior liiKh, thereby relieving the con
ifoslion in the Wnshiimton and Lin
coln schools. This adjustment will no!
bo possible of course until a new hi!;h
school hulldinK can he provided.
Tlio ball park has recently been
acquired by the district and a suitable
site for tlio new building is assured.
It is hoped that the public will suppon
Ibis .proKiani and that i'utitre school
boards will observe tlio strict economy
necessary for its success.
Hoard of Directors Hehool Dist. No.
1!1. .IOSMI'11 O. UltlOY,
Chairman Finance Committee.
.luno 0, I!I21.
Kinancial statement School District
UNION OPEN AIR
CHURCH MEETINGS
ID BEGIN SUNDAY
HfjTlimliiK Kurirfny nv'ni,;, July :rc!
nuiuti ynntl-.ty nvt'iiin Hi'ivic::-; will lit;
!!cld hi the park ilnii;i the inonUm uf
.Inly and Ansu:st. Th: frlnirclio;; v.flii !i
have UtnncI this KtKiiiii'.i- pjoraui
:ire"(ho Christinn rhtirrli, Kev. 1. K.
Millanl, minister, Uio M. I, t.'hunjl),
lU'V. J. Hi i-iasnctt inmi-.-tr, tin Main
SliL-ft Mftliodlst eliiirch, K'-v. J:i:noi
K. Condciv " mliitatcr, I liu i 5:tt i:t
nhiiich, Kev. V. It. I.:i:ich, iuini:;tcr,
;mil iIkj I'rosbyif'i'ian clHircli, Kcv. K.
P. Lawrence, minister.
A ptatfurm will w rcrtfil near tltn
I'and stand, just in the ivar of the Car
nv'AUi library, and touts will bu ar
raiiKnd fnr the joint eon k rotations o
that there will be ua nnudi ernnfort as
liosHilde. The place clnfscn vill be
away from the nni:;e of the atroct and
lirotected from the raya of the sun by
the treen and will bo an ideal Hpnt for
Mnnmer evening athei-iny. Services
will lier;iu at X i, in. and will be in
charge of the different ministers and
ihelr choirs, e;ir:h taUini; tlndr turn.
Moving nicturcs will he lined buiue
(fvenings to add to the interest and
helpfulness of the services. On July
lid the Whitney -IJoy.i' chorus of Port
land, a famous h"ys organization will
have charge of the entire evening fjr
a sncred conceit. l-'uller annfinncc
liient will be made In a day or so ol
this service.
Kvery one in the city is invited to
attend these -services which promise
fine things for the city religiously dur
ing the warm summer Sunday even
ings. . REV. D. K. MILLARD, -
President.
' t. HKV. K. P. LAW'KKXCK, ,
Fifenrtary Ministerinl ;f-'in;iati(ni.
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feti d
TEMPTING, tasty $i$M
ananaunnuinuuii, . : -Mf'&s
?jK"?-v5CTI ' U Dt" n U i )u lining y.. X7-
Olympic Wheat MMM
Of creamy vl',it nc:-r. thin "meat of the wheat''-
f:ilfili'fii.' rrf!i:iicnn nt;; of breakfast or luncliron
crSoiontly ami pfcimmi-ully ; adaptable for mr.ny ; 1
gooches tweon times, loo,
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Thr OLYMPIC )'.in- inrhnlrr, nvrij
fir.iVn Jiirnri,r t-rf-ll rnrniarii:
milled, packed, icnij-pcd and muled..
At Yot'R C.nncEBS
Alono With
Olympic ri-cun
WHEAT
r A R I N A
CAKE AND
pas; ur f ton s
ti-tcwiir.r .(.on
M A 1.1 H SHAN
'noi.t.e n oats
3TS1I. COT OATS
WIIFUr F I.A K K 8
l!12l, billows:
f 0-I.502.7K
ni'.S.liO
No. Ill, Juno
Direct tax
County school
State school
I liKliV1'1"1"'
Stale 2 mill tax
Tuition
Stale nuricullnral dept
.Manual training material....
Interest on deposits a
llorrowod money
Other sources
t'asli on baud .lime Hi, I'J-'L
Disbursements
Teachers' salaries
ClerU's salary
.1 a ii it nrs' salaries '
Kloctiou and census ....
Truancy
Texl boolis
Library books
Teaching supplies
.InnUors' suiiplies
1'iistiiKc. stationery
priuliiiK
Science di.parttuellt
Manual trainln.i; dept
Home (-con-ilnlcs dept
Ajii Ityillural dept.
fuel :
City water
Idr.lil and imwor
Telephone and telei;raph..
llquipmeiit and repairs
IhiildliiK 'repairs
Insurance
Ki ntal of InilliliiiKS
Interest to city and linnUs. ..
i'.ond interest
Miscellaneous
Previous loans repair
Current loans repaid
I'aymcnl on Hull l'ark
l'mmls retired
Cash on hand June '. !:!
An Advertisement Helped Her
Mrs. I.i.cilto.Muckoy, Hi Huemi Vista
St.. Washington, l'n.. writes: i.a.-.i
wintur my ;i-year-old girl caught n liad
cold which loft her with a dry cousdi.
it liothered her most at nlsht and sho
would coii!:h until 'she vomited. 1
think she nnist linvc bad wnoopniK
roun!i. 1 saw an advertisement for
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1 tried It and
bought two bottles and her cough left
her before she finished the secotui not-
lie. Sho had sot leu awfully Ihln. hut
now she Is as fat as ever.'' hold evciy-
tthere. Aa
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PHM PENNSYLVANIA TIRES. ; ; '
feftftl ' EXPIRES JULY 1st ., ;
SiS lo make a i!ood 13 i 'j ' " 'v 9
S 3 iced drink. Sffjij : ' . - - . I
i isaeMMMm A Word to me wise js .umcient.
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m0SB "The Store Where Y out Dollar Does Its Duty"
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DAY OFNIGHT ' : -SEWING MACHINES
j.fi.a.2.. lNivarii INTERNAL BATHS
Ii2"..0o . : , Xow or used, all lato models Blngor
4S2.li". Sf"-?-wSs?' i are the greatest aid to health Eiectncn.
.iliii I. J. B. L. CASCADE ' ' : Cllsh- z OT"1-.
5ii: ' Ask J'.H' Tree booklet ' ' -t-ciu n.ess MauiK. ricotins,
l82,90:i.So gtZ- WdL ' " i - ' Hemstitching
,87Sm'. WEEKS-CONGER COj 5SC ' , finger Sewing Machine Co.
.. (1'.;!'.1,.! : Funeral Director! ' "T : ' ,in s' vir ;;. ''i'lioite atr,in
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To the Citizcnt cf Medford
W'e are iinnounclii!; our new Square!
Deal Wet Wash Laundry nt t'."S North;
(lniiM stn-et. which will be In opeia-i
I inn on or about July 1st. Our price s'
will fiiil your pocket Ii-hiU and we will
LOOK FOR THE SIGNS ON THE FENCE
THEY ARE SATISFIED YOU COULD BE
The Tractor of all work. Fordson will do more different kinds of work than any
Traetcr built. Don't buy a plow machine only. Get a general purpose machine.
ates
Comer Sixth and Pacific Highway
to
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Ileal
on s'limre.
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