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STATE DRT AGENTS
THIS WEEK END
XTEDFOIiD MAIL" TRIBUNE, MEDFOKP, OKEflOX, TITUnSDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1024
for Wholesome
If
f Thrills
with its beauty
and softness
Chahminq Southern
women, whose hair
. gives them alluring love- '
. linns, keep their tresses
in perfect condition with
Caro-Co Cocoanut Oil shampoo. ,
Makes ' a quick, luxurious lather,
which can be rinsed Tree instantly.
Leaves the hair soft anj fluffy and the
scalp clean ai.d healrhy (but not dry).
Harmless in every way.
CARO-CO is "America's Shampoo
from the Carolinas" the Sunny
South's creation for -all women who
want glorious hair. Give yourself a
refreshing shampoo. (Be certain to
gc' genuine CARO-CO.)
Caro-'Cb 'f-auorwories, 'Vnion, S. C.
Uentli's Drue Store will supply yon.
Ijitllo folks'. iiver com
plained tiT liuncor in 'Aunt
liel'tV VWrne- ,'" V-:-" '
Wheii "4 hey clinic trooping;
in from school, there was
their afternoon snack . of
'Bread and milk waiting on
the kitchen table. '
Tender, firm, nutritious
and just chuckful of good
ness was the Iiread Aunt
Betty baked. j
Betler than cake, better
than sweetmeats, better than
anything but just good
Bread.
This new loaf of ours is
made right after Aunt Betty's-
recipe. A new home
loaf with, the same old-home
taste. , Ask for
I-
Aunt Bettys Bread
Smith & Reynolds
Bakery
"Ask for this Bread"
Oregon
Roses
7 vand other
Beautiful
Flowers
Illustrated Catalogue
Mailed Free Upon
''"'' Request
Clarke Bros.
Florists
287 Morrison St.,
Portland, Oregon
A conference of the hlcli school civil SALEM, Ore., Feb. 28. Warrants
reserves of southern Oregon win bo' for tho payment of salary and expense
hold Saturday and Sunday under tho claims of special agents and lnvestl-
leailershlp of Miss Helen Price, na
tional secretary for girl reserves for
the Pacific coast region. '
Miss Price rocs up and down the
land organizing and inspiring ; the
girls of this territory, which IncluilcB
the coast and adjoining, states. She
meets all kinds of girls In all kinds
of places and hns a special message
for each group that' makes them all
welcome her back most eagerly. Of
course, she is traveling constantly and
finds une of tho most difficult parts of
her work Is to become adjusted to
tho startling differences of attitude
met in the course of a few hours In
this western country.;'
Ugh school girls from Grants Pnss.
Ashland and Medford will meet with
Miss Price In this conference to ex
change ideas nnd plan together for
girl reserve work. Saturday night
they will banquet together anil then
go in a body to the Medford-Ashlniid
basketball game at the armory. Miss
Nell McKeepe, local secretary, has put
ft to the girls that whichever way the
game goes, It will be1 a testing time
and prove just how much their code
means to them.-- ' ' '
' The two days will be very full, be
ginning with registration at the high
school Saturday morning nt ten nnd
ending with tho beautiful candlo light
service at two-thirty on Sunday. ,The
full program and meeting places will
bo given later as details are not quite
perfected.- '
The great aim of tho conference
will be to lend out the girl's thought to
her future plans and the place she Is
fitting herself to fill In her own home
and community. She is also led to
reach out toward .the conception of
herself as a world citizen nnd to real
ize the value of a good education. ,'.
This Is Prune Week '
Shipments of
Fresh, Dried Canned
Fruits 442,391 Cars
Car lot shipments ot ' nil . dried
fruit shipped In this country have In
creased from .11,983 ears In 1917 to
over 15,00 cars in 1923. These dried
fruits all compete directly with our
dried prunes. The car lot shipment
of canned fruit has ' increased from
17.273 cars in 1917 to something oyer
29.000 cars in 1923.. These canned
fruits are diroct co'mpetitors of our
dried prunes. The car lot shipment
of all fresh fruits has increased from
gators of the stalo prohibition de
partment were puld in lump sums to
the governor out of tho special prom
billon enforcement fund of $25,000
created by the Inst legislature only,
after consultation with the Attorney
fteperni' who gave the oral Opinion
'.hat' the sworn statement of tho gov
ernor as to the validity and correct
hess of the claims wus sufficient au
ihoiizatlon for their payment, it was
announced nt tho office of tho sccre-
tnrv of Htate todav
The question nrose in ! connection
with a story published In the Capital
Journal asserting that, inasmuch as at
least thirty secret agents and Investi
gators employed under George 1
Cleaver, state prohibition director,
had never furnished bonds as requir
ed by law. they had failed to qualify
us employes of the prohibition ae
partment and that payment of their
wages and expenses out of the proni
bltlon funds was. therefore, illegal.
In an oral opinion, it was stated nt
the office of the secretary of state,
Attorney General VnnWinklo odvised
them that as the legislature had seen
fit to place the administration of . tho
prohibition department and the spec
ial fund created for prohibition en
forcement work ' exclusively In tho
hands of tho governor. It was for the
governor to determine whether or not
tile claims against this fund were
valid before he swore to. thoir legality
and accuratencss.
All claims against. the, prohibition
fund nrc paid, directly to tho governoi-
upon his sworn statement, and each
voucher in the office of tho secretary
of stale bears the statoment that all
names and expense statements are
file.i with the governor,
Section 5. chapter 48, of the general
law of Oregon provides tnnt tne
state prohibilion director shall file a
bond of .1000 nnd that eacn ageni,
and inspector shall glvo such bond
in the sum of $2000. Each
of ll-.e said bonds shall be approvea.
by the governor and filed with .in
HRcrotarv of state.
Only six bonds, aside trom
filed by- Cleaver has been liiea wuu
tho secretary of state
the absence of Governor 1'icrco
who Is convalescing in, a local hos-i
pital from an operation; no One in the
governor' of flee had anytning to any
i-nni-ii ni i he matter toauy. vtam
irvino. Keoretarv to the governor, do
elarcd he knew nothing regarding in
niiimtinn as Governor Pierce attende
to tho udminlBtratlon of the prohlbl
ion department personally.
245,975 in 1917- to 398,391 cars In
1923. , .
Naturally, tho . consumer, is not
going; to consume largo quantities 'of
fresh fruit nnd dried fruit at , the
same time. While these Cresh fruits
are available- tiur dried fruits are not
consumed. The high prices asked by
the retailer in some states for dried
prunes is a big factor in cutting down
the consumption of this product. The
California sweet- prune Is being sold
for considerable more per pound than
the northwestern tart prune. . ?
Variation in' the quality of the pack
of our northwestern prunes Is as big
factor In holding down consumption.
This will continue to ho the case as
long as a uniform grade and pack is.
not consistently followed by the pack
ers of the northwest. .
This Is Prune week
PORT ORFORD BILL IS
: PUT IN BY HAWLEY
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Congressman Hawley Introduced in
the house of representatives recently
the bill favored by residents of South
ern Oregon headed by Attorney Frank
De Sousa of Mer.wra, providing for a
survey of the harbor nt Port-Orforil
with an estlmato of the coBt of lm
provement. This bill would be linked
up with the projoct for a heavy ser
vice, paved highway from Klamath
Falls to Medford, Grants Pass and on
to the coast.
This Is Prune Week
New Agency for
Nash Line Cars
H. C. Deslcr of Portland, represent
ing Wentworth & Irwin, distributors
for Nash cars, who . has been - here
several days has secured tho Brown"
Motor Co., located at 114 South
Riverside, next to Patton & Robinson,
for their agents here.
R. H. Browne leaves this wcolt for
Portland to bring down several cars
and with what stock they now have
on hand, will give them a complete
line of the famous Nash cars.
This Is Prune Week
Couldn't Do It Over Here.
PARIS, Feb. 28. First and second
class railroad passenger fares will be
increased fifty per cent and third class
fifteen per cent begnning March 10, it
was announce dtoday. At the same
time freight rates will jump from ten
to twenty per cent, i
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so wholesome that
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nowdri
SNOWDRIFT a pure, rich,crcamy cooking fat is made,
by the Wesson Oil people out of oil as, good as a fine
salad oiL (You need oil that's good to eat to make
cooking fat as good as cooking fat can be.) Then
Snowdrift is packed in a truly air-tight bucket (air
tight but as easy to open as winding the clock) to keep
it as sweet and fresh as the day it was made sweet and
fresh all the way down to the bottom of the bucket
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Using Snowdrift in your own
favorite recipe is the bcSt way to
find out how ' good Snowdrift is.
Remember to add salt because Snow
drift is sweet, fresh, and unsaltcd.
MRS. ALL
1 cupful j'Jjar
2 eggs and t egg
yolk
t cupful milk
2 tablcspoonfuls
Snowdrifc -
1 tcaspoonful Cin
namon K teaspoon f u 1 Clove
1'4 tcaspoontuksalt
2 teaspoonfuls bak
ing powder
From 4 to 5 cup
fuls flour
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EN'S recipe for DOUGHNUTS
Beat the eggs, then cream in the sugar and sdd
the milk. Sift together the dry ingredients,
using four cupfuls of flour. Add the melted
Snowdrift to the fust mixture, beat in the dry
ingredients and mix thoroughly. Put a fourth
of the mixture at a time onto a slightly floured
botrd, roll over the, dough, to ccat it with ,
flour, then roll it out to one-fourth inch in
thickness and shape with a doughnut-cutter.
Fry in d:ep Snowdrift, hot enough to brown
f jit of bread in a minute. Drain on crumpled
japer, duit with sugar and a little cinnamon,
if desired, and serve hot or cold. The dough
nut mixture should be kept as soft as it can
be handled. The exact amount of flour to be
used depends upon the kind.
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Phont 14 '
TryMt. Pitt Flour $1.65
Marvel Loaf . . . .$1.50
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