Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 192i: News of. Jackson County Safe Milk and Diet Half the world it half culfp g It I. terrible to feel all J dragged out to live, from one day to the next in . conetant .tat. of wearlne... Yet thou sand, do, becauee con stipation i. de.troyine their energy even their interest in life. Only Kellogg'. ALL:- BRAN bring, sure and afa relief from this disease. E ILL For Infant, Growing Children, Invalids, Nursing Mothart, ate. AT U posses sSSSSSSSSSSSSSSKBSSSsms Prepared at rTKZ5nT7T . by briskly IV fVWWirrfWn. f stirring the 11 Vmrrr jxtwdor in ' J ljf jsaaska, mJ botorcold fifUlf I! 0 e'.. l t ! Eich milk, combined with extract of choice grains. Very nourishing, yet bo easily digested that it' is used, with ' benefit, by ALL AGES, ailing or Well, An upbuilding diet for infants, invalids, nursing mothers, etc. Convenient, . Light Nourishment, whenever faint or hungry. A cupful, . taken hot, upon retiring, induces sound, refreshing sleep. FOR RENT 55 ft. Riverside Aye. Frontage in Sparta Building, just off Main St., or will remodel into r smaller stores to suit Tenant. The Busy, Corner "Motor Co. Put a "Kick" in Your Bank Account You can get out of your bank account exactly what you put In to it. , Your account can't do its full duty in improving your condition unless you keep it growing with regular deposits. ' Make '1925 a year of steady, systematic saving. Make a de posit regularly', each "week or each month, at the First. Nation al Bank. Put a "kick" in your bank atcount and you'll get more of a'kick" out of it.- , , ; First National Bank Medford, Oregott;...-,., SARDINE CREEK,' April 24. E. C. Flene of the Fir drove Poultry' Form has received another 1000 Whlto Leghorn baby chicks from the RoKue River Poultry farm, making them altogether about 3500,' which are all' doing fine, considering the cold rainy weather' we are having. Florence Miller, who has been confined to ,her home for the past! month with flu and pneumonia, is able to' be out again and expectH to resume her school work next week in the Gold 11111 high school. Many of us sadly miss the rattle of the old Ford which has brought us our dally-mall, each morning for some time, but nre gradually be coming accustomed to seeing the shiny new Overland sedan, which Is now being driven by our mail car rier, slide gracefully up to our mail ooxos.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Klruball and Mrs. Mary Sutherland wore enter tained at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Dusenberry last Fri day evening. John Smith, our road supervisor. has charge of a crow of men en gaged In rebuilding about five miles or road between Ituch and the Ap piegate postoffice, This road is In a bad shape and greatly in need of rebuilding. George Brlggs, who is employed at Marble Mt., was homo Sunday and Monday on account of the rain, out returned to his work Tuesday. ueorgo smith Is driving the Ford- son, owned by Ills father, W. J. Smith, on .one of the county road gradors. . . We are sorry to learn we are to lose one or our good neighbors from Our rnldst soon. A. B. Chartraw and family, who have lived on the "fjloopy Hollow Farm" for scveial years, have purchased a homo in or near Medford,-and exp act to move there soon. But what la our loss will be someone's gain. Mrs. Mary Sutherland returned to nor home in Portland, Saturday evening after three weeks spent here, earing for her-mother, Mrs. Kimball, wno has neon nulte ill with nnoii- monla, but who Is so far Improved as to he able to be out again. mrs. Fred. Guy entertained ouite a- tew oi tne ladles of tills commu nity at on afternoon tea on Tuesday !(io Memlainea P. L. Walt, A. E.' Kim- uau, Nina .Dusenberry, J. U. Smith, K. C. Flene, George Smith, .s. A. Dusenberry, the Misses May Brlggs rd Mildred Dusenberry. flooooooooooooooooc HAIL INSURANCE. First Insurance Agency A. L. HlLL, Manager Phone 195 30 North Central Medford, Ore. j! ' - V 5 . What servant is i 'U' The servant that never ertts lunch . never asks for carfare never fails to turn up on time 1 ' ' never argues about kind or amount of work always gives complete satisfaction at mod erate prices , , and always leaves you free to go where you wish while the work is being done i It's "Dry Wash," our laundry service that l'cturns everything completely done, ready for use, at a price made to fit the average purse. Phone today for the "servant that never argues.'' t DRY WASH 7c a pound American Laundry 138 So. Central Phone 873 Try the Americgn Laundry First STARTS UP MAY 1 By Mrs. E. .W. Scott. ' " ! IIOCIUE RIVER, Apr." 24. J.' H. Cogan has bin new saw mill very near completion and experts to ho ready to commence 1 eawlng . about May 1. Mr, and - Mrs. Ralph Carter . haved been paying a visit to Mm. (Jarter'H brother; Reed Carter and ' family.; Air. Carter came near having a very BerJoua wreck while coming up from San Francisco, about 25 miles , the other side of Dunamuir he lost con trol of the car . and to keep from goine over a 300-foot bank, he turn ed the car to a bank. The car over turned, but fortunately they were not injured yery badly. Mrs. Car ter's mother, who was with them, received a bad cut on her wrist and three fingers were cut off by 'glass, and she was taken to the hospital in Dunsmuir and will remain until able to continue her Journey on the train. Mr. and Mrs. Carter are on their way to Taconia, where they will re side. Borni to Mr. and Mrs. John Ka than of Evans Valley, twin boys on- April 14. The little fellows were not strong and one passed away six hours after birth and the other only, lived three or four days.- Mr. and Mrs. Kathan have the sympathy of all. ' - : Mr. Minthrone of Evans Valley Is reported as very sick at his home and his friends are anxious for his speedy recovery.1 LaBt Friday the boys baseball team went to Talent and played the team, of that city and won the game by a good score. Lou Conway and Naldo Brittson came home Saturday for a visit com-' Swede tiasin. They report a fooi, of snow In th Bafcin when they left. One of ,tho most Interesting par ties given lately was the party given Saturday night, April 11, by the freshmen .in honorof the other high , school students. It was a costum party and ull came attired in cos :aine. Games were pluyed and re- : freshmnta served and all present' reported a most enjoyable time. Born, Tuesduy, , April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore of Evans Valley, a baby. boy. Mother and! babe doing well. Mrs. Fred Horton Is at the hos pital . in Grants' asu,' where she!1 underwent an operation for appen- j dicitta. Her friends hope for. her . speedy recovery, Mr. Game, the cow' tester for the cow ; testing association, is making j the rounds of Rogue River this week. : F. H. Adams has iwne to Califor nia, . where he is taking treatments fur rheumatlum, from which -he hue :oeen a sufferer all winter. .Mr. Casncr returned to bis home I above Wimer Tuesday from Grants Pass, where he hus been for somol time working. Clinton Wiley was home over the week-end from McCloud,. Cal, This ;part of the. country has been! having one of the heaviest rains it has experienced In yeatn at this time of year. A . little over three inches have fallen.. - Thursday of last week was E. W. Wilson's birthday . and Sunday his j sisters and families en mo down from Medford and surprised him. Earl Scott Is able to return to htsl work of assessing after several days' confinement to his home with a bad attack of the flu. Rlchman and Carter have the work almost comnleted on the Car ter and Ward creek laterals of thol dltxh only the hand work of trin ming up the ditch remains to be I done. i Born, April 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. I A. W. Love of Rogue River, daughter. AH are doing: well. Joe Burkhart who has been so 111. is recovering slowly from the ope ration and will' be able to return home soon. . Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wolf, of Oak land .Cal., spent the week end visit-1 Ing their cousins. Earl Strahan and family. . . Bill While has resigned his posi'- tion with the Union OH company at) Grants Pass and will leave In a few! days for Klamath Falls. Mrs. White will remain at her parents' for a while until Mr. White gets settled. Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. Oliver! have returned from Portland where I they have spent the last week. Mrs. Jacobson took her small son fori more treatments and Mrs. Oliver! visited relatives. On Thursduy of last week the girls' baseball team went to Eagle Point and played the girls of that place! and canio home feeling good over! tne victory they won; . Mrs. Biakely has' returned to her t homo In Evans valley from the hos pital at Grants Pass where she wentl for treatment. We are glad to re-1 port she has almost completely re covered. "' ' Mrs. M. R. Bliss returned Sunday I from . Medford where she had been! visiting friends. Mrs. Bliss expects) to leave next week for Jullaetta, Idnho to spend thai summer with! her daughter. Spent Fortune in Search I Bpenl $1.80 In 1 venra Ineatlnir with physicians, some specialists cost Ins me 110 ft visit, only to at Inst say that nothlnK could he, done for me, that I hnd cancer or ulcers of the stomach. I, suffered ft-ful pains In my stomach, but after taking a few doses of . Mayr's Wonderful Remedy these all disappeared and for three years am reeling fine." It Is n simple harmless preparation that remove, the catarrhal mucus from th Intes tinal tract and allays the inflamma tion which causes iiractically all stom. ach. liver mid Intt-sttnal nllments. In. eluding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all Fired because he was always tired . ,i .... C trlltnins' AtXrBRAN WtK Hlilk Or r. n:ti u... 11.4 u: a l!f.. less, eternally tired, old-young man. He tried hard enough, but his energies always sagged before the job was done.- One day Bill was missing . ; . fired. In every walk of life -you'll find men and women who are fighting constipation ' the dread, disease which 'robs the body of its energy and strength. But thank goodness, there is pleasant, safe, perma nent relief from constipation Kellogg' s ALL-BRAN. Kellogg' s ALL-BRAN is what doctors call a bulk food. As it journeys through the body, its fiber remains unchanged. .Therefore, it can sweep the intestine ' clean. 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