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Newspaper Page Textli MEDFORT) MATTi TRIBUNE, METVFO"RT). OREO ON, FRIDAY, AT?fiTTST 1S. 1352 PAC1E FTTE : Items of Interest From the Rogue River Valley WILLOW SPRINGS STARTS GATHERING BARTLETT CROP WILLOW SPKINGS, Aug. 17. Orch ardists )n this vlqinity began the pick ing of the Hartlett pears this week, ilost of the pears are unusually large Uc 1 1922 CARABANA CIGARS Note the 4 A's , Meaning Appealing Aroma Attractive Appearance MASON KHKMAN CO.. 'The Nation Fiiwst f'iirllr." PORTI.ANii. SKATTLE. .MEDFORD arid fine, and the crop is quite heavy. Jliss Rose Jones entertained a num ber, of girl friends at a dinner and (heater party on last Friday. Russell Harris, who has been work-; ing near Eagle Point, was home for a few days this week, before leaving for a new position with a crew on the Green Springs Mountain road out of Ashland. ; Mrs. R. W. Elden and Ralph and Lucy returned Wednesday from the .uke of the Woods where they have been spending a few days at their cot tage. During their stay there, Jtalph and a iriend climbed Mt. McLaughlin. A party of young people, with Miss Martena Neal as guest, spent Saturday in Ashland, picnicking in the park and calling on friends. Miss Neal Wednesday morning for her home in Long Ueach, Calif. She will resume her position as head of the -home eco nomics department in the union high school at Anaheim, Calif. Mrs. Ralph Cowgill returned Monday from Portland with a baby daughter. Juanita May. Her many friends extend congratulations. Charles Peldenheimer arrived Thurs day to oversee the harvesting of the large near crop at his orchards here. Mrs. J. W. Birkhotz entertained at dinner on Monday evening in honor of Miss Martena Neal. in, the evening the guests enjoyed music and dancing, and "listened-in" on the radio. Word has been received from Mrs. W. B. Harris, who left some time ago for a trip through California, that she spent a most enjoyable day in San Francisco, visiting Golden Gate park, before going on to Long lleach where she will remain for some time. The J. W. Elden family left Friday morning for a week camping trip to Dead Indian Soda Springs. Mrs. Helen Ilrophy and the Misses Martena Neat, Rose Jones and Leah Parker motored to Grants Pass on Tuesday evening and called on friends. Belmont Pankey is buying melons in this vicinity and hauling them to Huckleberry Mountain -to supply the berry pickers there. . He states that the berries are very plentiful and are selling at a dollar and a quarter in the patch. BUILDING BOOM PHOENIX DISTRICT v ON FULL FORCE By Mary O, Carey. "EDEN PRECINCT, Aug. 17. A Mr.; Williams has bought a fifteen acre Ashland by Dr. Woods. She stood the operation fine and is doing nicely. Mrs. Effie Taylor of Mednfrd. spent last Sunday and Sunday Bight with her sister, Mrs. J. M. Rader. ' Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Brown oi near Eagle Point, were Ashland visitors last Tuesday and called on your corresiion dent on their way home. Mrs. Brown Is a daughter of the late Hilly Butler of Eagle Point. A. S. Furry and his son Aubrey left Thursday morning for their Dead Indian ranch. They want to be on the I ground when the hunting season opens. ! There are a number of their friends who will Join them later, among them by Cart I-oveland at the band concert j a Thursday evening, the air only be-J ing familiar, the words being an un-j ' licensed paraphrasing sf the literary I t portion of the welt known c-Mnpositton. j The V. D. Wagner family have re-j Unrned from Lake of the Woods, and i Mrs. Wagner has gone to 1-os Angeles, j 'summoned there by the serious illness j SmJUir, IJWSi Vase- ,rs occasionally take a vacation, I e of them has been here recent-i ly. Editor Burnett of tha Eugene Keg-, lister. 1 ASHLAND, Aug. IS. A big union Mrs Angle Engle accompanied her) evlval movement, lo begin in this city daughter Gertrude on the return trip UNI REM MEETING ASHLAND SUNDAY, SEPT. 3;E land on. I1VERS1DE WILL CONTINUE DANCES EVERY TWO WEEKS 1IIVEKSIDE, Aug. 17. The regu lar tsdness iiw?ing of the lilver on Sunday, Sept. 3, at the Chautauqua : to Berkeley. Accompanying them as:le Community club was held Sat- Si . 1 ' ..( ... tract of land Just west of Phoenix, Bear jErnest Reames ami fmiiy aod v. E. 'auditorium. Implies that the building ' - ,,, . ,, , where Arthur nose lives, ana is uuuu- .inuerson ana wiie. nave to oe gotten in snaps ,,KHH!" j Bngle as assistant at these popular ,eft ing a new house upon the land, mis; Bud Lacy af Wagner creek, came-as interior arrangements are eon- headquarters. will be one of the several new uuiiu-.:(lown to Careys wetmesuay and to-:,.,,,,,) consequently on Tuesday cf Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Payne of Hills ings that are being builtln that section igether they went over into Fern valieyi we(;k A acJTe workers h0m- lmU Ashland -a brief visit this and will be a very nice home when fin-(tp buy wheat for chicken feed. Many' ,' , , , M (week. Glenn is a former Ashland boy, ished. iof the poultry men will lay in their u b.iu.m.u. ,, . ow ta the drag business at Hillsboro Two more new bungalows are nems years supply now at uii-esning time. built just west of T. H. risns piace.j Mr anfJ Mrs H c Wart of Pllotloi!Ci which will be a credit to the neignoor- ireturnej troil, their trip to I.ake of the hood in which they are being erected. Wooda last Tuesday after a ten days Each of these new home dumovts : outing. building nice modern buildings, ana modern In which has every been . into this locality by the Talent MedfJr(, im district. Is one of the big In- T)e f , of Fnu are making them way. The water brought irrigation ducements to isersons to bay. Some of the best peach land in the county is kound in this section. The Rocky Ford orchard in that section Is counted one of the finest in the valley. The A. N. Wright orchard is well known by the fine fruit which Mr. Wright always has in his booth at the public market. The land is also well adapted to the grow ing of grapes. Mrs. J. W. Watkins of North Talent, was a Medford shopiier last Tuesday. Mrs. Watkins Is feeling fine since her return from Portland, where she under went a most delicate oireration. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ben French, of North Talent and their daughter, Mrs. Ray Coleman and husband o'f Jacksonville, returned from their trip to Crater Lake and Klamath Falls last Monday.- They report n most enjoyable time. . Miss Twila Binkey, who makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. J.-M. Rader, had her tonsils removed Tuesday at Win. High of faient is hauling the fine Hartlett pears from the Bicker- dyke orchard to the Fruit association "Mother everybody Jt vj May it't way after ten 4fw AlO o'clock in the morning Hfdmte&tZm u and we got to halve a ' - 1 tft Jmif i SI lot of Kellogg's Cora nfffS r t;' ;. . - flakes 'or we can't go j' 'j. ' f ' i B ahead and play any - ; VtSi rf longer. We'reallhungry y ' jgjfoj eomethin' tiercel"'. . - f f There vn a good &Uidmzee &l givissg the danrsjs every two weeks h?inninK August 2, rUH tfte suT munis: tlwy have &on njsylug Sir. and Mrs, pj-d Wah! and Mt&r Winlntday evening at lii Cfeari xx vrv r snd Sim, Kiehel&ur the Tassion iseisg tse birthday ot TJatijf Mm. Hose Cay, Mfea Alice ffen These meeUsgs are in be , M V x, lana the chiidra rmtn ldd mam I't-if u.hiksucj , 3 ftriTii the job. TUe cnamanqua asmtormnq The ges propel liarrlson has bees passing through a period of street has been purchased by C Me- ni.flratlv dosaetiule for sometime. Csmiielj, a tiewesmer from Modoc east, and the need of a ressvaUoi fc,"!1?!1? iaiiparest. I Mr. ami Mrs, Kjrkpatriek are iiv-f FLAKES cooling ddiciouskzalthful Of TOASTED c05?c FLAKE-5 1 M MM . t IM I r n m i Hungry little folks AND BIG FOLKS will find many palate thrills, in generous helpings of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, particularly when serred with the luscious fresli fruits now in season I 'Just can't be' anything better for breakfast, for lunch, or for supper when the thermometer's away up!,.; And such a feast f or between-times "snacks" f "f ; A ; 1 Summer's the time for "safety first" with family stomachs! Every one works better, thinks better, plays better and feels a lot better with lighter f oqd on the hot days 1 And, crisp, delicious Kellogg's Corn Flakes are everything that can be desired for health, for enjoyment, for nourishment! V . Help every big and little family member liberally ' with Kellogg's, for.here is real food that is easy to digest, yet it sustains! And, you can't "overdo" oa Kellogg's! . Kellogg's Corn Flakes are sold in the RED and GREEN package that bears the signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Cora Flakes. None are genuine without it. . : . , Alio Biaiurs of KELLOGG'S CRUMBLES sad KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krumbled CHN FLAKES The family of Frank Holdridge and others will leave for an outing the last of this week, from Talent. They ex pect to be out a couple of weeks. Mrs. Alice WUlets left Talent last week for her home in Klamath Falls, alter a couple of weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Alford. Mrs. Alford went ont to Klamath Palls to visit Mrs. WiUcts but became home sick and Mrs. WUlets came home with her. Many persons regret to learn that there will be no inducements to exhibit fatiey work and flowers at the coming county fair. Such is the rejiort current in this vicinity. It' not true we would ike to know it. Threshing is In full swing in Pern valley this week. Mr. Vincent has a good machine and is giving the best of satisfaction wherever he goes. He threshed for A. S. Furry, Ijoyd Colver, Louis Colver, Calhoun, lllankenship, Bowman add others the last oi last week and forepart of this week, in the vicinity of Phoenix.. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen went over to Ruch last Saturday to m huckleherry picking and fishing. They expect to have tdride ont about eight miles to find the berries. . Mrs, Neil Franklin nee Juanita Furry entertained at dinner at her pleasant apartments In Medford last Sunday for Misses Mabel Heara, Helen Norris and Robert Norris and Herthold ..earn. The aftcrnooinwns ajwnt la pleasant conversation and music- - Miss Etta Oooman, niee of Mrs. Dr. Malmgren, arrived this week from Cor valiis where she has been attending school, to visit with her mother, Mrs. Gooman, who is In Phoenix with her sister, Mrs. Malmgren. V As mistakes often do oeeur, so there was a mistake in the date given re garding the coming of- Mrs. Graeia Elmer. Mrs. Elmer will not leave for Oregon until the Slst of August Her many friends are anxiously awaiting her coming. - A. H. Hears has purchased a sum mer home at Lake of the Woods from the Smyth brothers and has taken his wife out to the cottage tor an outing. Mr. Hcarn has spent a couple of weeks at the lake but returned to his duties In his store this week. The Talent community dance, given for the piano fund at the Hot Springs Wednesday night, was a complete suc cess, and netted the club a much need led additional sum towards paying for their instrument, which will always add to any social gathering In the club rooms. j last Sunday, the following friends of Mrs. Donna Graffes enjoyed the hos pitality of her home in East Eden., or In other words they enjoyed one of her famous dinners as well. -Anyone who knows Mrs. Graffes knows that she is counted one of the best cooks in the valley, and she is also a jolly enter tainer. Thomas who had the good for tune to be present were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader and Twila Binkey, Prof. Milam and Mrs. Milam and their daughter, Mrs. Flint of DitHitb, Minn., and her (wo young sons, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson. Mrs. Flint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milam of Phoenix left this week for her home at Duluth, Minn. Mrs. Flint and her two sons have been visiting her parents for several weeks. Mr. Flint Is county agent at Duluth, or In the county where Duluth is situated. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Nichols of PanorlaJ Iowa, left last Monday by way of the southern route for their home. They will visit at Redding and other south ern points in California before going on. Mr, and Mrs. Nichols are Barents of W. J. Woody of Medford, Ore., It. and also Mrs. Nichols is a sister of Mrs. H. II. Boyer of f era valley. Last Sunday morning the Boyers and Mr. and Mrs, Gaunyaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Woody gave a picnic dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Nichols in Ashland park, that they might enjoy the beauties of that place i once more before their depar ture. 'Mr. and Mrs. Nichols fell In'love with our valley, and have had a very enjoyable stay here since about the Fourth of July, somewhat different from the ordinary revival gathering, inasmuch as the guiding spirit will be a healer-evange list, the term "healer' applying in both Eugene setasols. Mr. Harsmili is a writer engaged in newspaper and mag azine work, who Is also inditing arti- iehs from various Wilisim!! vsiipv a physical and spiritual sense. 8- localities. Charles S. Prie will conduct the meet- j Charles Kinney, of Oakland, Cal Ings. Originally from Lodi, Cal., his after a fortnight's visit here with the success In the evangelistic Held Has family of his brother Albert, left for been heralded tar and wide, remark- home this week. The trip will be an able results having attended Ms ttunis-' auto one, his mother, Mrs. Rebecca t rations. The scope of this movement Kinney and daughter Helen aecom will be absolutely Interdenominational, i panytag him. Pastors of various churches will eon-i Mrs, Sarah rpdegraff has purchased stitute an executive committee, lay the Slannard property oa Liberty street. Portland; Seattle, and other northern points are the objective of Howard Rose and wife, who started early la the week oa an auto tour ia the way of a vacation; Clare Kngiish Is contemplating re- Miller, moving his barber abop to Iho Alien block on worth Main street, a location formerly occupied by the Leedom tire headtpmrters. Pater having returned to office thrpo wvPlCs &ulUig At Th.-y rt-. . ; t a most en Vvsbie representatives being as follows: Methodist church, I.eo Jammertnai; Presbyterian, J. M. Ross; Free Metho dist, Isaac Scase; Congregational, Percy Stratton; Nazarene, T. S. Wiley; Baptist, O. P. Carson; Brethren, T. M. Anderson. Publicity committee Ttevs. and Oldfield. Finance committee Rev, McShane, V. O. N. Smith, Hiram Smith, Dr. Gregg, Mrs. H. B. Carter. Committee of arrangements, compre-J heading oversight of building, enter tainment, decorations, ushers, janitors, etc., Kevs. Oldfield and Miller, 3. U. Rhss, Mr. and Mrs. .T. M. Anderson, Mr, Janimcrthal, Homer Billings, Percy Sti-atton, Thornton Wiley, O, F. Car son. Music committee Harry Yea, Mr. Giimore, Percy Stratton, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Maggie Culbertson. On Tirarsdny of this week C. C. Weisenbnrger received a visit from a nephew whom he had not seea for over twenty years, this referring to Georgo E. Palmer of Butte, Montana, who con dncts a leading advertising agency in that city, and who was on the return home from San Francisco, where he had been in attendance upon sessions of the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias order. The remains of the late Mrs. C, H Niekerson, who died in this city on Wednesday of this week, were sent to the old family home at Mlddlefleld. Ohio, for interment. ' Mrs. F. J. Shlnn will remain in Ash land until about Sept 1, Mr. Shlnn hav ing left oa Wednesday of this week tor Bremerton, Wash., which will be the, duties after a resting spell, Homer Billings and family have also gone to the seashore, not exactly to the environment of Newport, jsut along that stretch of coast where the waves beat high. A local ion on East Main street has been secured by the Pantorium Works of Medford as a branch annex ot Its activities here. GIRLS 1 LEMONS t BLEACH FRECKLES AND WHITEN don. time rii Thfl alleges nuth aa Mary W&Ma l?-tt TBsdsi for their 35ome ai Ceng ell tUuifn having sliest the mM sist week at ihHr H3versi4e raasrh feejiiSf 1. McQmt, HRsisled ly Dlt'k Enjrol and Cart liutf-r is haling ha this week at ths Tom Gatligar a&t ffV iSismasm piae-8 , Mr, and Mrs. B, H SI ad nnd tH visitors Sashay.- 3 - Mr, nml Mrsu Denrjre EIphJfeUrjf from FmHaank lovca are vSsitg fit ?h C A. Wah! and C, P. VtmmpliH Biomes. Thy are old friemkg oi 3rsi Wnhl and Mrs. Caampa, Mm, Hod? has reliirasd from a thref week's visit on Fests reke whoro Bhe mis fho guest ol Mrs, Hos sser and Mrs, AndtrEan. Ms Meat is ssgistlag Mr sad Mrs. F. C KHIfliC at the tor ilurltm the busy reason. - Masv RH'ersMe friends attended the fanpmS services of Wesley BErdfc yo fit the TtocK Point cometer Tuesday Mrs, Bird stye and f&miff have just returned from & week's trip satire corn munlty. Charles Oray 4s frfekmsr and pacts ins fes Champion pearhf-s, Hs has an immense crop oi hoth earfef attd ate p?arhs. N?ft Sray, whs has been quite e!ckE ia ome baiter. " ' Mr. and Urn I F. Pickett wer 4wn from Central Point StmdfiK railing on Kiversids friends, have nst returned toai a week s trlfi, thrsisgi Knamath county. "-f George Jaeohs and Mis? Lyntj Jncciim are enjoyltig a good nairsh s? at their new confectionary Sad W m-am psrl?r in 3ald HH1. SKIN Squeeze the jnlee of two lemons iat a hottie eoniaining three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store IH snarly for a few cents shake well and you have a quarter pint of the heat freckle and tan hiearh, and complexion whitener Passage this sweeth fragrant lem on lotion into the faee, neck , arms taniiiy s nome tor aa maenmts perioa. freckiea and hlemtaht-a bleach out and That old song favorite, "Silver how cSt.ar go(t and rosy white the Threads Among the Gold," was suugts),in bppomps. July. MAIL TOR MIS TO SWEM'S STUDIO t H E. Mala St - UeStsaA ComtinrjtaV, Quotation oa Pomps ft&d Ilmi for M rleatJoB. . " ,' .i' ,J Cenl Wood Starts Jan. 1. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18. (By the Associated Press.) Major Gen eral Leonard Wood, governor gen eral oi the Philippines, will assume bis duties as head of tbs University of Pennsylvania on January 1, he stated In a letter received by the al umni secretary oi too . usjvorslly, made public today. THE COLONIAL liberty Bldg, Phone 298- With Medford trade a Medford made Our new .line of Condi Coats arc most attractive, Both Spox-t and 'Dress models. Very reasonably prieed. NECKWEAB New Frill Neckwear in real laees, also 3Iodesole vest and collars. HOSE Pure Silk shades ...... Hose in all The EngushTop Coat TOD1BEAE Kayscr Knit Underwear, C0ES1TS Stylish, Stouts, also Gir dles for the school girl. f ' STYLISH STOUT DRESSES , . , We haYe just received a line of Stylish Stoat Dresses in Navy and Black Crepe de Chene and Cantos Crepe. These are very attractive models,- ; , . . 1111111111111.1111111)11.. ...