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o o OKEfiON, PIUDAY, JUNE 12, AO E TWO MEDFOrcn MATL TRTTirK, METFORD, This itmhe Red Cr&tun Mileage Card, Get one and Improve Your Mileage, Expert economy-run driver uie 'Red Crown and pet extra mileage use "Red Crown" and this card and wajch your tummer mileage increuier WOODMEN LODGE E IENIX JUNE 16 INT EAT TO' News From Rural intrict9 Bffi MEETING OF CHILD WELFARE ' W Get the Red Crown Mileage Card Out of its years of experience in the making of gasoline, the Standard Oil Company has developed a gasoline that not only gjves quick starting, speed and power, but also a maximum of MILEA GE for your summer touring. The Red Crown Mileage Card-' just out today makes increasing your summer mileage and cutting down gasoline costs as simple as a-b-c You saw the other day what record mileages the expert economy-run drivers made in the Yosemite Economy Run "How? These drivers usedRed Crown " the mileage -gasoline, and they know how to drive to get the mileage that's in "Red Crown." ' "Red Crown" is simply crowded with mileagewe have put it there and, like the economy-run drivers, you can get more and more mileage out ofitl HOW THE RED CROWN MILAGE CARD ADDS MILES The Red Crown Mileage jCard is thor oughly practical. It tells you just what to do for your car just how to drive t get anywhere from 15 to 30 miles extra per tankful ffom Red Crown." Get your tank filled with "Red Crown," ask for your Red Crovtn Mileage Card and begin getting extra summer mile age today vx the first' Red Crown Pump (red, white and blue) a Stan" aaro Oil Service- Stations and deaicr- fowy miles lefostttfin fr$nby miles STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) Screens - Screens Order Your Window Screens and C Tl Tl, TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford v A Idcrn Mill Oregon o Our Own Make Prices Righ, Quality the Best Srreens - Screens l Ity Mm Mary "O. Carey. KDKX PRECINCT, June 12. On June 10 Mr. and Mm. I. A. Boa It , the former head counsel of the Wood men of the World will be In Medford and Phoenix. Thin will be made one of the biKgfHt occaaionu of this val ued order, ever to he held in the valley. The Woodmen and their wives, of both Medford and Phoenix lodges will participate In a big ban quet, at which time we will have the opportunity to hear one of the best fraternal talks ever given In the his tory of these lodges. Head Counsel Hoalc la here solely hi the interest of the order, so we should make It a point to be on hand to hear the message he has come to give us. "We hope It may be so arranged as to have Mr. lioak give a talk to non memhers of the W. O. W. order some place III the valley, while he Is here, . Mr. and Mrs. Elby Wagner of 1124 Second avenue. Oakland, California. were In the valley Monday and Tues day, visiting old friends ahd seeing the , valley in all it's glory. Mrs. Wagoner - was formerly Miss Belle McTavish. and lived at what is now the Noah Chandler place In North Talent. Mrs. Wagoner greatly en Joyed calling on all her old friends, and especially those who were her school mates. The paving of the highway has bo greatly changed the looks of the country, that Mrs. wag oner could hardly recognize the An derson creek section, on which their former home was located. The Phoenix ladies entertained the Talent Community club ladles last week at their Wednesday meeting, a most bounteous dinner was served to all and a good program was given after the noon meal. The ugltation of the different com munities getting into the work of preparing their exhibit for the com ing county fair is under way. E. 11. Oatman of .Medford and Mr. Arns piger of the Talent Irrigation com pany have both-been out among the farmers, and also Interviewing those who took the lead in last year's club exhibit from each locality. They visited the Coleman Creek club work ers, especially Mrs. Inman, who worked very hard for the Phoenix club last year. " y Mrs. Marguerite Wilson, sister of Mrs. E. Calhoun, Is at the home of the latter, accompanied by her daugh ter, Mrs. Margaret Wheat and her littlo daughter, Margaret. Mrs. Wil son and Mrs. Wheat will spend the summer with Mrs. Calhoun. Iast Sunday was the occasion of a hupp- birthday gathering at the homo of Mrs. S. H. Young. This being the nearest date to the birth day of Mr. Young, also his brother and Mrs. J. O. N. Polling. This date was also the tenth wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Poling. A bountiful feast was prepared and en joyed by the following relatives: Mr. Young's aged mother, J. H. and i. C. Young's families of Medford J. O. N. Pollng's family, Mr. and Mrs, Ira C. Young, Mrs. Phtllsbury of Medford and Arthur Short and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Young of Long Inland, Kansas, who have been spending a year In Medford, have decided to return to their former home, and are leaving soon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hayman of Coleman creek spent last Sunday with Mr. Haytnan'8 mother, In North Talent. Mr. and Mrs. George Alford of Fern valley, were visiting Mrs. Al ford's mother, Mrs. Payne of Ashland last Sunday. Mrs. Herman Messenger and her daughter, Arleta, of Provost, spent Saturday t night and Sunday nt the nome or Air. and Mrs. j. m. ,aaer. Mrs. F. K. Furry of Phoenix was a Medford visitor Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ad Helms of the upper valley spent Tuesday In Med ford, doing trading and attending to business. Mr. nnd Mrs. ilehns are always considered Talent residents on account of their long residing In the town of Talent, We believo that Mr. Smith of Tal ent has the largest strawberries, as to the entlro run of his crop, of any grower in the valley. These inonster berries are being handled by one firm In Ashland und are wotthy of any exhibit. Never before was there a better peach crop than in this locality now. All the growers are having to thin their trees to keep them from break ing down with their weight of fruit. J. E. Fish of the I. X. l gardens has tho largest acreage of potatoes of any one grower In this part of the valley, and they are looking fine. Mr. Fish has dug some of tho crop, but will not begin the sale of them to any great extent, Just yet. The hour for christian Endeavor at the Phoenix church has been changed from t:30 to 7:00, in the evening, for the summer months. AV- the regular business meeting of the Phoenix Endeavor society, tho following six members "were elected as delegates to the international Christian Endeavor convention, to be held at Portland July 4 to 10. The delegates are Marjorle Castor, Elvla Castor. Emily ltrown, Edna Hllder brand, Vivian Stulicllffe. Tho quota of registrations set for the Phoe nix society was four and they have siM-iirvd seven, six of whom will at tend as delegates. Last Sunday n good attendance greeted Kcv. Morgan at his first niornttii; Hcrvin, stiu-i ho has titken up I lie win k w lib-It Iter. NVtmui hud c Inn ge of a I Phoenix. The sermon topic was "Men whose hearts God A child welfare conference will be conducted In the basement of the Union, church of Central Point. Mon day afternoon. June 15, from 1:30 to 5 p. m. Children under Hix years of iiKe will be registered. Application for appointments must be made berore Saturday noon. Persons interested are urged to call Mrs. Robert Paxson Central Point for an appointment. The examination will include weighing and measuring, also mental, eye, ear, nose, throat, heart, lungs and body exam ination. The conference is being -arranged by Miss Vera elJard, public health nurse. Examiners and. assistants will be Dr. V. 8. Gearey, county health offi cer. Dr. Heckman of Central Point. Dr. A. fr Kresse of Medford, Miss Irene Mann, public health nurse. Miss Jose phine Koppes, office asslstunt. Miss Ada Hrewster, county home demon stration agent, Miss Mildred Carlton, president of tho Jackson County Health association, Mrs. Robert Pax son and Mrs. II. I.. Grimes of the Central Point Committee. An exhibit of fotids and their nutri tional values is berne prepared by Miss Brewster. Tho Medford chapter of the Red Cross has loajied panels showing proper cure, of children. Literature will be furnished by the I'nited Slates department of InlHiriuiri the Metropol itan Life Insurance company. PHOENIX JUNE 16 The Woodmen of the World of Phoenix, Oregon, will entertain the Head Consul I. I. Boak and Mrs. Koak In an Informal meeting Tues day evening, June 16. A splendid program and an address from head consul, followed by a sumptuous banquet will blho evening's enter tainment. , v Medford Camp No. 90, Woodmen of the World and their wives are invited. This arrangement was necessary, as the Woodmen of the World of Medford could not secure a suitable hall for the occasion. - 1 The fact that Phoenix camp has! never entertained , the., head consul! makes a very agreeable .change for uil'iii unu me liiwui consul Honk and Mrs. Uouk will be assured of a real welcome, as Phoenix is noted for Its hospitality in Woodcraft. j has touched." Iiev. Morgan is a clear and forceful speaker, bringing homo the truth to his hearers. t A Junior Chrlsthtn Endeavor so ciety has been organized at the phoe nix Presbyterian church under the leadership of Mrs. J. E. Roberts. These meetings are held each Sun day afternoon at 5 o'clock. I Mr. Mack, who sold out his homo In the north end of the town of Phoenix a couple of years ago, has come back and la building on some lots he owned there. Mr. Mack seems to think Phoenix Is good enough for them. Bear Creek . Orchard people are hauling some damaged hay from Talent to use as fertilizer. In the or chards. This hay Is plowed under and Is said to be the best of orchard fertilizer. (Phot marvelous wells -NATIONAl CHEST (pffee is the finest obtainable . ORDER BY TELEPHONE No. 1077 lBOO.OOOcups were served at the P.WA.HA-PACIK1C InremdCtondl i:POil HON Pbon. 144 13 . Til . DYZRa HAITI R 8 CLEANERS PLEATZR1 AND KEEP : I Food authorities sound this diet warning: "This is the seas on when it is most important that you eat wisely if you would keep well!" And to eat wisely at this season means to have regularly light but nourishing foods. Certainly no other food meets this requirement more ade quately than Shredded Wheat, topped with luscious berries and fruits. ' t Here is a combination which gives you a perfectly balanced ration crisp, appetizing whole wheat containing every cle ment needed to sustain the body, and fresh fruits so necessary to keep the system properly regulated. Serve Shredded Wheat and strawberries often. Try it for lunch as well as breakfast. 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OCXJOCKXXXOCCOOOCXX)OOCOOcb I4jgi ares' la A A ytur local field igmt . or omptele details and the "Across Canada" older. Fist, SDlerxlidlv-tnnninfMl tnM. COntitwnttl train j arry you East via the Canadian Pacifii .,-e(-Z . sSisrii "" " " EKSJEW CH1CAOO WASHINGTON BOSTON ST. LOUIS TWIN CITIE Ratum Limit Octobw 31 Tour Trains Eacfc Day Each Way. splendid urvice ml quirment; stopovers wherever yon Irish, including the tanwus Canidn Pacific moimhOn resorts. W.H.Deacon GmUgert FassrDepl it r isrns' A(,.n,,..,.,i. i';,r rjf nr i For Freight see O. H. IVcktr.nTici Freight Agent DRINK MaidO'Sko IT'S DELICIOUS "V 1, ' i 1.1 11'UT ociore COUKl ju buy so much fruit in a small bottle. SKO is made from Real Oranges and there are no synthetic flavors added. - Close your eyes and you can easily imagine! you ar! "drinking" the fruit itselt. All our products are guar? anteed to be pure and whole some, which is your protec tion. Jackson County Creamery WIS 9
