PAGE SIX
MEDFORD Willi TRIBUNE, MEDFQUD, OUMXiON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 11)2
Items
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ASHLAND, Jan. 19. Tho Initial
opiJennince of a specific suxophonfi
bund and trombono xcxtot will mark,
tho ndvont of tho Dixlo Jubllna Miim
trols at tho' Armory In this city on
Friday evening. January 19. There
will bo 65 local peoplo In tho cast,
Including boys, glrln unci adultx, con
sequently the big nhow will be a
"homo taent" one, strictly Bpcaklnit,
nlthouRh quite a number of tho actoi-K
have acquired a ueml-profCHHlonal
Btatus by virtue of srnduutlUK from
amateur rankH. Tho 8how Ih u bene
fit ono In behalf of First Company,
and tho high school band, hence
should bo well patronized In tho way
of encouraging "homo Industries." A
saxophone bund exclulvely is going
some in a town of thin size, an in
novation which will o featured
along with a multiplicity of other
notable attractions. Tho attendance
promises to be a record-breaker.
Lots of doings going on Friday
evening this weok. Among them an
observance of tho third anniversary
of national prohibition at tho Metho
dist church, a f ino program being In
prospect of commcmoruting the
event)
Tuesday evening, January 30, will
chronicle nn Important social event
In tho annals of tho Chamber of
Commerce, that dato being reserved
for tho annual banquet, which this
year will be held at tho Depot Hotel,!
7 o'clock prompt, henco plan accord-!
lngly. Tho tariff will bo only a ilol-
lnr per plate, and tho fenst of reason .
fallowing will be as Interesting ns tho
dinner Is superb. Prof. Vlnlng, Leo
Ferguson nnd Ilufus Detrlck constl-l
tuto a committee having arrange
ments In charge. Landlord Schilling'
Is. 'tho now manager of tho Depot;
Hotel, nnd will be at homo to a large!
number of guests at this Interesting,
eplsodo In tho chamber's history.
Tho grand commandery proceed-1
Ings. Templar organization, for the I
year 1923 contains a fino portrait of
Charles W. Nlms, of this city, past,
grand commander of tho order, nc-l
companion, by a brief blngrnphlcnl
Infant
invalid &
Children
The Original Food-Drink for All Arcs.
Quick Lunch at Home,Offfce& Fountains.
RIchMilk, Malted GrainExtract in Pow
der Tablet forma, Nouriihlng-Nocooklnt.
IGT Af old Imitations and Substitutes
I WW" Mr,,
ffow is fhe time to fight
constipation with Bran Start to-day!
I Don't elvo Iho diseases that follow
fin tho track of constipation a clianco
to lodge in your Byateml. Get after
constipation with nature's greatest
noiper iiua, JveuogR'n uran,
cooked and krumbled because it Is
ALL BUAN ond beeauso it will glvo
you porinaucnt roller from constipa-
tionl it is aclentilically prcparod 1o
relievo sufferinir humanity from consti
nation and it will do that.
Bran's nction is wonderful. It
sweeps nud cleanses nnd purities. It
knocks out tho dangerous toxic poisons
aud frees tho system from pollution!
Try Kellogg 's Bran for a week. Knt
it regularly two Inblespoonfuls each
day j as much each meal in chronic
cases. Tou will ho nstounded at tho
difference in your feelings I
Kollogg'a Bran should not bo con-1
"FRIEND"
SPRAYER
LAST WORD IN SPRAYER CONSTRUCTION.
"Friend" Sprayers are acknowledged leaders in the
. sprayer world.
"Friend" built the first high pressure pumps with
large capacity.
"Friend" pumps do not "strain, grind or twist.
"Friend" pumps are easy to pack and more acces
sable than any other.
"Friend" is truly your friend and always ready to
meet your needs.
"Friend" invented the "spray gun," others imi
tated it.
Wo linvo In stock nt the promt timet one of tlio new "FI1IKXD"
hlirli-prcKHiire spi-nypi anil urgn you to rail nnd we this wonderful
machine. XOISKM'XS, No Isllll.M .M(l l(i IWltTN, NO ;i!K.SK
errs. 1!i:si:rvoiii oh.ixo svntkn Tiinoniiioi t, unv ixnvx,
LIGHT IHt.UT, lri!.Ull,K, raparltj 20 rIIoils per liilnuto at. Mm
(n .130 pnuiids pi-esoinc, Thl mnc'ilne w ill Im on ilpliiy only for
' tlm r'inaliider of this week, ns It him boon sold to Mr. I'.. V. Cnrllrn.
; T. I. TEMPLE
221 No, Fir AGENTS FOR Medford
"Friend" Sprayers Molino Farm Machinery
. (Delco)- Lights and Pumps Wood Pipe for Irriga
tion Sixplex Silos Simplex Cream Separators
Papec Cutters.
of Interest From the
Mkvtcii, stating that Kims wuh born
In Chicago, Illinois, In I860, in early
manhood belnff employed by tho Chic-asp
& Xorthwcutern rullroud. In
1U04 hu oarno to Anhiund entcriiiK the
Kioceiy business, Hlnco which time
he htiH been ntrtivifly identified with
the variouH MaHonlc bodies In thlH
fity, notabl the Commandery.
Don Spencer la the new commander
of the local American Ifflon post;
(J. I. Adiiins, vlco. commander; Victor
AUllu, finunco officer; W. J. Crun
doll, adjutant. C K. LoRan, Tiding
editor, Ik a member of tho executive
committee.
The D. A. II. chnpter will meet nt
the community clubhouse on Friday,
January nfternoon nnd evenlnK,
Mih. J. H. McCiee and M1h Jilmiclie
HickH beiriB hoHtesHes.
MIhh DoriH IlaRley of Portland, wnB
a caller here during the holidays,
having been to lJvermore, Cal.,
viRiting her mother.
After much watchful waiting, in
Rofar an uevernl municipal appoint
ments are concerned, Stanley Jtobl
nelto ban been made chief of police,
fiucceedlng Hill liutcher, who has
held tho Job several year pant. The
new nppointce Ih a Hon-in-luw of
Ccoi'ko Taverner, nnd has been em
ployed on a ranch in this vicinity.
The park commission in in a quan
dary over a prop(med udditlon to the
ornithological Hection or tho piny
ground, area, the problem at Ihhuc
being tho acceptance of an offer by
"Stanley, the chair doctor," to place
nearly ono hundred canary birds In
tho IJthia domain, presumably to
keep th quintet of swans company.
Tho first evidence of retrenchment
at tho hands of tho new city adminis
tration was to raise the salary of the
city Judge from ?30 to i&O per month
as under previous schedules. All
other officials are retained at war
prices.
On Tuesday, January 23, occurs
tho third entertainment under Amer
ican Legion nuspices, the attraction
being the Chicago Orchestral club In
tho lyeeum series. Tho Elks mas
querade party occurH tho samo dato.
Included In plans for county high
way work, tho completion of the Dead
Indian cut-off la Included in tho ap
propriations for tho coining season.
On Saturday of this week a series
of basketball gnmen will begin, Jun
ior boys, up to 16 years being Includ
ed, which series is in the Sunday
school classification, both Indoor and!
outdoor sports to bo Included In tho
range of athletics ns Introduced.
Two citizens were discussing mer
its of tho daily papers in tho county.
Eliminating tho Tidings from the
controversy, ono contended that the
Medford Sun most ably reflected pub
lic opinion, the other . ridiculing the
claim, emphasizing tho nSHertion that
theSunywas merely a "suburb" of
Tho Alnil Tribune.
Jan. E. Welch, Modern Woodman
deputy for this district, returned
homo this week after nearly a
month's absenco up north in the vi
cinity' of Portland, Astoria nnd other
points, being in those sections when
tho recent floods reached high water
mark.
Final examinations In local public
schools nre under way this week,
preliminary to opening the second se
mester on Monday, Jan. 21!, , Tlio
first semester has been a busy one,
many of tho students competing sue
cesHfully for ndvnneVd standing in
the vnriouH classification schedules.
fused with common bran which is un
palatahlc nnd difficult to cat. Kellogg 'a
is cooked nnd all ready to servo und
really delicious. Eat it as n cereal, '
sprinkled over your favorito hot or
cold cereal or cook or mix it with
hot cereal. In tho latter cases odd two
tablcspoonfuls for each person.
Do you renliio what Kellogg 's Bran
can do for you and for your family;
do you realize that it will keep sick
ness nway; that it will put every ono
on n new health footing; that it will
freo you all from pills and cathartics!
Kellogg 's Bran is particularly de
lightful made in raisin bread, in
macaroons, popovcrs, muffins, etc,
Itecipes aro printed on each package!
You will sny that Kellogg 'a Bran
is a blessing to humanity.
All grocors soil Kollogg'a Bran! .
ANOTHER EX-NUN
AT CENTRAL PL
CENTftAIj POINT, Jan. IS. Sis
ter Jlary Angel, ex-nun, who Bays
she, escaped from a convent gave two
lecturea In the Central hall Hunday.
In the aflernoon hIio addressed tho
ladles only, In tho evenlnu her ad
dress dealt mainly with convent life,
fiho stated how It happened that s'ao
became a nun, the dally routine of
convent life, mode of dress, and the
restrictions put on tho sisters. At
tho end of tho lecture a collection
was taken, she also stated that she
would return hero In the near future
and Bive several more addresses.
Tho Central l'olnl track team has
had their picture taken to ho put in
tho high school annual which will he
published near tho end of tho present
school year.
Another good dance will be Klven
by the Peerless "4" orchestra tonight
In the Central Hall. 31 r. 3Iervyn
(lleason of this city is the drummer
so everybody should rest assured that trndor or Chicago, recently celebrated
there will be Rood music This wi I Wh w,.s 0-ConDor their golden wed
bo tho third danco Riven by them so , ,,,,n ,.,, ,, , .
far they have been finite successful
Mr. and Mrs. Will Chambers of this
city have been critically ill with in
fluenza, but aro very much Improved
greatly to tho Joy of their many
friends here.
A pocket billiard tournament will
bo held nt Itnss and Itoss confection
ary Rtoro tho coming week. Prizes
will be awarded to tho winner, me
amateurs will play with a handicap.
Mr. Karl Moore who recently moved
hero with his family from Opportu
nity, Washington, moved his house
hold effects to tlold Hill Tuesday,
where he will reside in the future.
He will be missed by his neighbors
and friends.
3Ilsn Vllma Thurbcr of Weed, Cali
fornia spent Saturday with her par
ents, .Mr. nnd 31rs. E. 31. Thurber of
this city. Hho also enjoyed n short
visit with 3Irs. f'.reshnm. She return
ed to Weed tho first part of tho week.
3Ir. Henjamin Little had his good
sized barn torn down Monday as it
was no longer needed. The work
was done by the efficient workers.
Floyd and Claude Sullivan.
Tho senior class of tho high school
aro now busily engaged In- their dif
ferent pnrts .that they will take In
tho annual senlur play. 3Ir. Ray Hen
derson is directing tho cast who will
stage tho play the latter part of Feb
ruary. Tho annual convention or tho Itc
bcltahs'was held at Ashland Friday,
a largo attendanco being present from
Central Point. Among those present
were Mrs. Robert Kyle, Mrs. Bettle
Pankey, 3Irs. Inez Ferguson, 3lrs.
Clara Vincent, 3Irs. C. B. Rostel, Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. Hlelmid Hny, Mrs.
Vlra Lewis, Mrs. Henderson, 3Irs.
Dora Lynch, Mrs. .1. E. Weaver and
Kcda Adams, all reporting a good
tlmo.
Tho stato high school editorial
conference to bo held at EuBone, Ore
gon next week has been post poned
till the third of February.1 Among
thoso from this city Vho aro plan
ning to go aro Edmond Morris, Miss
Knthlyn Seller, Enrl Leever, 31lss M.
Slayton, nnd Carl Weaver, all of
whom aro on tho staff of tho "Cen
tral Pointer, high school publication.
Mr. J. 11. Holmes who has boon
visiting his mother of this city for
tho pnst week is Intending to leave
Monday to continue his work on the
Southern Paclflo railroad ns expert
telegrapher.
31 rs. J. F. Sisty has been on the
sick list for tho past week, but Is
now much Improved under tho care
of Dr. Pollenltz of Medford.
Mr. nnd 3Irs. Ira Oiigsby left for
Junction City, Oregon, whero they
will resido permanently. They lived
In this community for nvyiy years,
aro well known nnd havo ninny
friends hero who will miss them very
much. 31 r. Jnck Lynch and 3lalcolm
Anderson depnrtcd for Weed, Cali
fornia Saturday, whero they will bo
employed In one of tho lumber mills.
31 rs. C. E. Lnngo has been suffer
ing from a severe case of lumbago
the past week, but under tho tender
care of her daughter, Ilitdcgnrd, she
Is nt this time fully recovered.
, 3Irs. 3lnlcotm Wright, former ptin
rlpal of tho high school, but now su
perintendent of the Oold Hill schools,
was a visitor In Central Point Sat
liday afternoon.
There will bo no bnsket ball In the
Central Point high school this yenr,
duo to the failure of getting n suit
able place to play. The opera house
was to be used, but the condition of
the bunding w:is such that It was
I Have Permanently Cured
Case of 40 Yean Standing
CAN anything be more con
clusive of my non-surgical,
painless treatment tor Piles
and other rectal discua than that?
Those who have undergone so-called
"home-treatmenti" and lucceu
Ive operation! for years have come
to me and nave ccen'
l permanently cured.
To ramov all fonbt 1
autranU to cur your
Pi)4 do nwttar how
Wilts today for (tit FREE
toMtt wtilci ua-lila
tcj tttitniall.
1
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
WEDDING HAT LA8T8 50 YEARS
4V
5f u v
John II. O Connor, votnran livestock
ding GO years married, nnd John
wore the same old "Btovo-pipo" on the
anniversary that he wore on tho wed
ding day. .
deemed not advisable to play in It, so
tho Idea was given up. iJist fall a
special election was brought up to
voto on tho measure of a new build
ing, but the measure failed.
3Ir. , Archibald . Parker Is now en
gaged busily painting pictures which
aro of special merit, at present hav
ing a very good picture of Crnter
Lake on display in Paxson's Drug
store.
3Ir. and 3trs. Bert Origsby will
give another Informal danco at their
country homo tomorrow evening.
3lr. 3IcJimpsey is reported to be
confined at his homo on account of
sickness.
3Ir. Frank Cochran Is cngnged In
building a new bnrn to tako the
place of tho old ono that was blown
in a recent windstorm. Ho has just
finished building the garago for his
automobile.
31iss Ambrey Inlow entered the
high school as a freshman the first
part of this week.,
Among tho visitors from 3Icdford
In Central Point Sunday wero the
3Iisses Paulino Swift, Edyth Jackson
nnd Itay Blackburn and Roynl
Howwlt.
E
IN APPLEGATE V.
LITTLE APPLEGATE. Jan. IS.
The Llttlo Applognto valley hag been
enjoying nice sunny weather for the
past two weeks, nnd tho roads are
greatly improved.
Donald Allen nnd Vernon Roh, are
absent from BChool on account of Ill
ness. Anumber of neighbors gathered nt
the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyrenlus
Combest last Saturday evening. The
evening wns spent with cards.
Walter Zeldler, A. S. Klelnhnmmer
and Chnrlio Dunford have each en
joyed a "hog killing" nt their homes.
These ore made real onjoyablo occa
sions by n number of neighbors as
sisting at each.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Johnson were
bulsncss vlsitdrs to Modford last Mon
day.
Miss Marjorle Skeeters was n guest
over the week-end at tho hc.ue of Jlr.
nnd Mrs. Walter Zoidler.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Anderson were
dinner guests at Klclnhnminer's last
Sunday.
Thirty-throe nnd one-third per cent
of tho Little Applegnte school was ab
sent last Tuesday on account of Ill
ness. iMIsb EBther Klolnhatnmer of Ash
land Is spending a two week's vaca
tion nt her home on tho Littlo Apple
gate. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Pursol wero
guest's nt tho Mitchell home last bun
day. Lois Chililers of Jacksonville is vis
iting her uncle Mr. Habb.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. E. Smlthpeter, Brs.
D. E. Nealhamer nnd Eugene Mbore
left for Portland by nuto early Thurs
day morning to bo gone nbout a week.
E. n. Thompson wns n visitor nt S.
H. Moore's bist Wednesday.
Ely nnd Henry linker. Mr. Orirfith
nnd Mr. Schollenberg wero transact
ing business in Medford last Monday.
Mr. W. f). 3lonre was a Medford
visitor from this locality last Monday.
Among those from this locality who
attended tho meeting of the Federal
Ulan association nt Rogue Ulver lust
week wero Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Dimlek,
Mr. linker nnd Mr. Freed.
Henry linker was a Oold Hill visitor j
from hero last Tuesday.
Freeman 'Taylor of Grants Pass,
visited his nunt. Mrs. S. II. Mo.iro,
several days hist week.
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j EVANS VALLEY
Rogue
EGGS A DAY
IE
By Mrs. Mary O. Carey.
EDEN PRECINCT, Jan. 18 Lloyd
Colvci: 'ias become one of tho biggest
poultry keepers iq tho valley, having
dVer a thousand hens. At evening
they gather in about seven hundred
eggs, or thirteen to fifteen crates a
week. Mr. Colver is connected with
tho epg and poultry association at
.Medford: one of the best institutions
ever founded for tho good of the
farmer, and poultry keeper, the only
thing that will get a really square
deal for the poultry man.
Mrs. Ralph Kooser of Talent Is
enjoying a visit from her sister, who
has been with her since before the
holidays. 31rs. Kocher has not been
at the cannery for the past two
weeks.
Sirs. F, C. Reimer of the Stato Ex
periment Station, was a business
visitor In 3Iedford last Thursday.
. Horn to the wife of Carl Froman
of Talent on Janunry tho Stli. n fine
baby girl, mother and child doing
nicely.
3Irs. Lizzie Roeson has moved to
her old homo place, and will mnko it
yher homo once .moro. 3Irs. Reeson
has not lived there very much since
tho death of her husband, Emltt Bee
son.
JIr. and 3Irs. Aclo Jobe of Ashland
wero visiting with 31r. Jobe's parents.
-Mr. and 31rs. Jobo of Fern Valley,
last Sunday.
Arthur Rose was buying some hay
nt the Carey place last 31onday. 3Ir.
Rose is milking several hoad of dairy
cows. ;
Mr. and 3frs. deorgo Garrett Bpent
last Sunday at the homo' of 31rs. Gar
ret's brother, J. 31. Rader, at their
pleasant home south of Phoenix.
Mrs. E. .O. Coleman nnd her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Reams of Phoe
nix wero shopping, in 3Iedford last
Thursday. ; . '
31iss Vivian Stancllff of Phoenix is
to have a counter in the new Center
store In 3Iedford. 3I1bs Stancllff will
sell ladies' notions
31rs. Ward of Phoenix was reported
quite sick the fore part of this week.
Dr. 3Ialmgren is in attendance.
Mr. and 3Irsc. Henry Frame of
West Talent were Ashland visitors
the first of this week.
3Ir. nnd 3Irs. Will High of Talent
wero Central Point visitors last 3Ion
day with their daughter, 3Irs. A. E.
Evans of the Evans Mercantile store
of ihnt city.
31rs. S. P. Hunter of Fern Valley
left for Woodland last Thursday,
wnerc sno will . remnm for . some
weeks, combining business ' with
pleasure. ' 3Irs. Hunter has property
Interests In the vicinity of Woodland,
which necessitates her making a trip
to California at. least once a year. At
each tlmo Bhc enjoys a visit ' with
relatives at the same time.
Last Thursday,' the fine crop of
apples which was raised on tho Cns
Holdrldge, orchard above Talent, was
sent forward on the way to England
The fruit was consigned to ono of
tho most reliable firms there, nnd
considering quality, it should bring
Mr. Holdrldge a good price'. Frank
Holdrldge hus not disposed of his
crop yet. ,
3Ir. Elton Beeson and ..wife have
moved to the county' farm, and will
tako charge of that Institution for
tho coming year. Mr. and 3Irs. Bee-
son are fully competent to do Justice.!
by our county charges. 31rs. Beeson
Is the daughter of Mrs. Wells, and
has been in such work since sho wns
a child, and will fully understand it.
There is nnother burst of excite
ment in Fern . Valley oyorthe lato
prospects of a gusher in tho Trlgonla
well. Tho shipment of casing has
arrived nnd drilling has been . re
sumed. An oil expert has been on
tho ground nnd Informed 31r. Mundy
that ho wns taking too great a chanco
in drilling a single foot without being
prepnred for what will BUrely hap
pen when ho breaks through; which
may happen any moment ns tho gas is
hissing almost continuously. Tho
prediction Is that a gusher will be
the result, when they do bring in the
well. This is not idle talk, It Is found
ed on scientific, geological evidence,
ns well as formation, and tho. seve
ral' feet of oil In the well, At times
tho gas is so much lit evidence that
work Is difficult. . , ; . . .
: 3Ir. nnd Mrs. H. S. Olelm and son,
H. N. (ileiin of Tnlent were business
visitors In the city of 3Iedford last
Thursday.
Tho community was greatly shock
ed when the' report came out Monday
morning that Chester Pnrsons or
Phoenix had been brought homo un
conscious, nnd that his chum had
been killed outright. Young Parsons!
has lived in Phoenix for somo time
pnst. Ho was omi of the hoys 'who!
rode In tho races nt. i lie recent county
fair. Ho Is well IC.id by all of the
young peoplo of the town. Mr. Pnr
sons Is prostrate wlih grief over the
sad accident. At Inst reports he w-ns
rcpting as easy ns could be expected,
nut is suffering from several bad
bruises. The accident was not caused
from speeding as somo thotiKlit, but
from his motorcycle becoming jam
med In the transmission, or niechanl-
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur at Told When
Your 8kln Break Out
Any hreakine out of the skin on face,
neck, arms or body is overcome quick
est by applying Icntho-Sulphur. The
pimples seem to dry right up and go
away, declares a noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to take
the place of sulphur as a pimple re
mover. It is harmless and inexpensive. 1
Just ask anv druggist for a small jar
of Kowlcs Mrntho-Sulphur and use it 1
like cold cream, ,
River
! cally disabled. Everyone Is express
ing sympnthy for the breaveu pureum
of 3IIBS Caylord in their sudden be
reavement. : '
Mrs. .Manning and Mrs. Jay Tor
rill of Talent wero .Medford shop
perB last Thursday.
Ijikt Thursday night the large
barn belonging to Kirby Brothers, in
the Wagner creek section above Tal
ent was destroyed by fire, together
with all Its contents Including one
hundred tons of hay. and two milk
cows and their calves. There were
people from several towns In the
valley who went to the scene of the
fire. Tho loss falls heavy on the
boys, ns they have a lot of beef cat
tle which they must feed, and hay is
at a good pi-Ice. We hear that there
was somo insurance on the barn and
contents.
.Mr. Henry Snmules of Milton Ore
gon enme to the home of James Al
len last Monday. JIr. Allen had not
un Mr Mi,r,il..a fix- .Id VCarS. 3Ir.
Samuels did not think that 3Ir. Allen
would know him. but .Mr. Allen
recognized him Immediately. Mr.'
Snmules Is a dose friend of Gov
ernor Pierce, and came down from
Milton to be at the Inauguration of
the Governor. Then came on down
to tee his old friend. 31 r. All -p of
North Talent.
" Mr. and Mrs. Sebrean and daugh
ters who left here some time ago for
Santa Rosa, Cnllf., have returned and
are living In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron were In Antl
och Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoo Glass nnd family
were but from Central Point nnd spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Pollard.
31rs. Chnpmnh, Ella and Victor vis
ited with Mrs. J. W. Scott Sunday.
- Mrs. Luciis has been qulto sick with
la grippe the past three weeks and
been down In bed for a week.
Mr. O. C. Uoggs was up in the
Beagle neighborhood Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Morgan niid Mrs. Sam
Marshall spent Sunday nt Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Pollard's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frlnlc had to take two
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i housewives ,to the exclusive use
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That's why the sales of Calumet
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of any other baking powder. '
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COWGILL CHILDREN
RECOVERING FROM
PNEUMONIA A1TACK-
WILLOW SPRINGS, Jan.' 18. The
littlo son of Mr. and 3Ira. M. F.
Young, who was seriously sick last
week, la much Improved as are tho
other little peoplo who have been ill
with colds. Ralph Cowgill. Jr., who
was suffering with pneumonia, is re
covering and nblo to be up.
Frances Parker Is ngaln In school
after a few days sickness.
There were few ii-mis from this
district last week, as It was r.ilhf r
quiet after tho holiday festivities., ..
On Thursday afternoon 3Iis. W. B.
Hairls entertained a few of hor
friends to tea. On Thursday 31rs.
J. W. Elden was hostess at a small,
but very enjoynblo luncheon.
Ono of the lnrger entertainments
of tho week was a curd party given
Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Richmond nt their pleasant
home on Scenic Ave.
The guests played progressive COO'
and 3Irs. Wm. A. Thompson won tho
prize a handsome bronze vase. Tli'
hostess served delicious refreshments'
and the conipnny tried to reach homo
before Sunday morning.
.Malcolm Andeif-on left here for
Weed, Cal.. last Fridny and reported
tho first of this week that ho had se
cured a good position with n sash ;
and door company there. Thero aro
a number of former residents of this
vicinity now employed nt weed.
31 is. R. W. Nichols' sister, 3lrs.
Lola Thompson of Weed, Cal., hnR
been hero for a short visit. . Tho
Thompsons formerly lived, here.
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of her children to tho Medford Hos
pital with pneumonia.
Wallace DlnkcnB was around in
Beagle nud Antloch hunting his pony
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodgers' children
are down with the chicken pox. .
sssa BEST
BT
TEST
Prove to your own satisfaction that per
fect bakings are1 the result of a 'depend
able baking powder.
A can of Calumet produces more bakings
than many other brands because of its
greater leavening strength. It goes far
therlasts longer.
Calumet is pure contains only such ingredi
ents as have been officially approved by United
States food Authorities.
A pound-can of Calumet contain full 16
ounces. Some baking powder come in 12
ounce instead of 16 ounce cant. . Be sure
you get a pound when you want it.
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