PAGE TWO
MKDFOnD MJL TIUnUNE, MEDFORD, .QTCKOOy, THURSDAY. OCTUKhK
E
AT
Necdliwork, fnnudworlo and .clothr
g Ji rii. ; o e 9 r k J Mi(rtln. -ItoKue
Ing-
Jtlver, nmdo-ovcr wool uult, first;
Helen lllnck, lledford. lunch ctulh,
embr. colors, ilrsi; Helen "Wilson,
Mirnnl nuni.nll nnrnn flrut! Nor-
' "ma -fu,'tln, Medford, pillow living
room, second; Mrs. H. K. ItUNm.ll.l
t' Central 1'olnt, slip,! flrut; rlora Tln-
ley. Central Point, porch pillow, sec
ond; Flora Klnley, central i-oim, pil
low cases, knitting, trim, first; Flora
Klnley, Central Point, sheet , and
cases, crochet trim', second; Mrs, II.
Tlliey, ' Medford, centerpiece, enibr.
color, second; Mrs, .II. Tlliey, Med
ford, lunch Cloth, not spec!., second;
i-u ii ''rlltnv 'Meilfn,"il. dresser
scarf, appllzue, first; Mrs. H. Tlliey.
Medford. talflo runner, cross-stitch, I
vmi lurw.h fntU flint trim. nerond. t
Mrs. T. A. waterman, Medford,
"dresser srarf, filet trimmed, first;
i.u 6Artir.nr m.lfnr.l. rnrd tnble :
cover, first; Mrs. A. jiranuonuuK,
Talent, sheet and pllow cases, cro
chet trimmed, first; Mrs. , U. W.
Nellson, Medford, crortheted batf,
second; T Ellen Franco, Ashland, cot
ton pieced quilts, first; Mrs. W, D.
tjoty. rat? rug, braided, second; Mm.
Sx. '). Doty, Medford, rag rue, hook
d, jjecond; Mm. W. V. Voty. Med
rord,, crocheted rue, ri rt; Mm. A.
U. Cornell, (Jrants VQ.HH, Infant's
di cfls, first; 'Mrs. A. B. Cornell, i
rorants Pass, lunch set, filet, tHm.l
,rirHi;.
PaBs. lunch set, not spec, first; Mrs,
A. 11. Cornell, Ornnts Pass, lunch I ' W- Brown. Ashland, lunch
set, embr. white, first; Mrs. A. K. i , Mm- fc?n'!; ,r"; " -Cornell,
Ornnts Pass, pillow cases, , Woltermire, Central Point, lunch
enibr., first; Mrs. A. H. Cornell,
(irants Pass, pillow cases, crochet,
first; Mrs. A. n. Cornell. Grants Pass,
between meal cloth, em., 'first; 'Mrs,
A. Jl. 'Cornell, '(irants Pass, between i
meal cloth, crocheted, first; Mrs. A.ih,k0,d " 'Irst; Mrs Irene Wells,
11. Cornell. Grants Pnss. hand woven
cotton -rug. second; Mrs. O. Weston.
Medford, centerpiece, not spec., first;
Mrs. d. Weston, Medford, between
meal cloth, crocheted, second; Mrs. I
(I. Vciton, Medford, 0 dollies, enibr.,
tlt-at- Klru n Wnutnn. M e,l ti iril 6
.i...i.La enn.i. in o n. ,
Frazor, edford. Kompcrs, second ;'0"rt: Mr Slaughness. Medford,
Ellen Galey, Ashland, cotton school hf a"a l''"ow cases second;, Mrs.
- dress, first; lSllcn Galey, Ashland, f- Slaughness Medford, 6 hand
woolen dress, first; Ellon Galey. Ash- owf'"- 'nl; Mrs. J. W. De Yoe.
land, complete, outfit, first; Ilertha, M1'11'0. "ocheted rug. second; Mrs.
Fredonbiirg. Gold Hill, tablo runner, I J- W. Do Yoe. Medford counter,
crochet tr., second; lfertha Freden- ,'"ne'1llen'"1'-, f""l; Ml"' J- W;, 150
burg. Gold Hill, card table cover, ' J""; Medford, countorpano. appl que,
second; Miss KllzaholU McKay. Med- M'- J- W- Do Yoe. Medford.
ford, between meal cloth, embr., sec cenlerplece. embr., te. econd;
ond; Miss Elizabeth McKay, Med- s W. no loe.. Medford, pillow
ford, dresser scarf, em., white, sec- ees enihr.. second; Mrs. J. W. De
nd; Miss Kllmbeth McKay, Med-p . Medfmil. pillow cases, crochet
ford, beaded bag. first; Miss Ellwi- tr'm"'l'a T"""1 Ml'M,J Wl "
both McKay. Medford, collar and no Medford. sheet and pillow cases.
miff l.,ee ..n,l Insert, first- Mrs. Will.
knit sweater first
y, Medford. crochet
McKny. Medford,
l Wr. Tf. .1.'....
counterpane, second; Gertrude Mc-
Kny, Mextford, dresser scarf, em.,
white, first; Mrs. E, Iv. Mooro, Gold
tun .1.IM'. un.i. H.
1. Ouerin, Eagle Point, lunch sets,;
appliquo, first; Mrs. B. B. Ourln, !
Knulo Point, 6 handkerchiefs, first; I
Mrs. S. B. Guerin. Eagle Point, 0
hand towels, first; Grace Holmes, 1
Medford. bit. first; Grace Holmes. i
Medford, carriage spread, second: :
Grace Holmes, Medford, flannel pet-
tlcoat. second; Grace Holmes, Moil-
ford, cotton petticoat, first; drac o'
Holmes, Medford, rompers,.. firrtt; I
Mrs. Wm. Milnos, Medford, tablo
runner,. -not spoo., first; Mm. P. C. I
f Ueimer, Talent, mado-over wool
dress, first; Mrs. Erdman. Medford,
I pillow cases, knit trim, second; Mrs.
Rrdnmn, Medford, real lace, first;
j Howona Boborts, Ashland, lunch set,
i561or embr., socond; Greta Klrkpat-
rick, Medford, oovor-nll npron, first;
Mm. Joo li. Brown, Central Point,
porch pillow, first; Mm. Joo I.
Brown, Central Point, whlto cotton'
petticoat, second; Mrs. Joo D. Brown,
Central Point, bag, not specified, soc
ond; Mm. D. -H. Jackson, Medford,
bended bag, second; Mrs. W, O.
'Webster, Medford, dress, second; Wm.
E. J. Deach, Medford cross-stitch
.center piece, first; Mrs. E. J. luaeh,
Medford. pillow, first; Mrs. B. F.
.HemHtroot, Medford, hnnd-woven cot
'ton rug. second; Mrs. II. F. Horn
t street, Medford, hand-woven cotton
Jrug, first; Mrs. B. F. Hemstreet,
Medford, bag, not spec. - in nbovo,
! first; Mrs. John H. Anderson., Cell
jlrnl Iolnt, crochet counterpane, first;
JMlllnn Belmer, Talent, Flannel Pet
ticoat, first; Velnm Hodrrers, Hams
Valley, cn t on school d ress, se'ond ;
fMm. Knii Gaddls, Medford, crocheted
'bak, first; Mm. J. t, Marner. Ash
jland, living room pillow, first; Mrs.
-J. I. Burner, Ashland, counterpane,
'enibr., second; Mrs, J. K llarner.
Feel Glorious!
Nicest Laxative,
"Cascarets"10c
Don't stay head
achy, bilioua, conati
patetl, lick I One or
two p led nan t, cnnily
liko "CancareU" nnv
time will gently
!n.n!! !ivri''KH. ft: lilMrL-t No. 15, Ml
:i.d t. ly"I m : I'wt'H, Moflfonl. dlvl.lnn I. .Ixft.
both look nnd feel
i..n -.v..
fre.lil: your head elear. itoniach r'iglit, '
InnuiiB nink and vour tkln ro.y. , I
I lnnuun nink and Tour akin rov.
llecauao cheery, harmleaa ,Casrarrta,
'never (tripe, Ipeonvonieneo or nirken,
"Caaeareta" haa become the larucat aell
Ing laxative in tha world fuf men,
'women, children. Uuy box at any
tfrugttore, - ,. .
AHhlund, braided rug, second; Mrs.
.1. I,. Illnrner, Anhlnnd, crocheted
rug, flrut: 'Mr". J. I,. Humor, Ashland,-
0 (nhlo mum, first; Mrs. Oris
f'ruwfoffl, Modford, cotton' quilts, sec
ond; Mrs. Oris Crawford, Medford,
silk quilt, second; Irs. Frank Greg
ory, entrul 1'ulnt, table runner, cro
chet, first; Mrs. c. J. Parker. Med
ford, bootees, first; Mrs. C. .1. Par
ker, Medford, carrluge or bedspread
first; Mrs. C. J. Parker, Medford
pillow, second; Mrs. C. N. Tuttle,
Central Point, table runner, not spec.
second; Mrs. (.'. N. Tuttle, Cenlral
Point, tablo runner, embr., white,
second; Mrs. C. N. Tuttle, Central
Point, lunch cloth. embr,, colors,
second; Mrs. M. A. Dnlrson, Medford,
cotton tiullt. first; Mrs. 1. II. Hmlth,
Central Point, camisole, second; Mrs.
H SmUh, Contra! Point Hllp.
ond: Mrs. C. K. Hrnllh. Central po Int,
niiido-bver cotton drew), firHt; Marion
numrtc-k, Central Point, hat on buck
rom. first; Marion Hamrick, Central
Point. -Tniulfi-ovr wool draw, Hccond;
3Vlrn. Jlortenfte Ilowmo, Ashland, tie
and dye waff, flrut j Mrs. Ilortenne
How me, Aflliland, hand painted,
mndoover druHH, first; Mm. Goo.
Martin, Rogue Itlver, coat,' fioronrt,
MrH. 8, A. Nye, Talent, braided ruff,
"" Oeorgo Martin, Hoguo
"'r. group consisting of hat or
' '
Mm, J. H. Turner,
Ashlund, centerplero, not spec, nec-
ond; Mrs. O. E. Down, Ashland,
'""rh net, applique, Becona; Aim. u.
Dews, Ashland, lunch set, embr.
colors, first; Mrs. O. E. Dews, Ash
land, dresHer scurf, not spec, first
Mrs. O. 13, Dews, Ashland, lunch
cloth,, not spec., first; Mrs, K, 12.
Carley, Medford, centerpiece, embr.,
white, first; Mrs.. J. 8. Antlo, Med
ford. Kllk quilt, first; Mm. C. H.
f'hrbdner, Medford, Camisole, first;
Mm. K. F, Cope, Medford, lunch set,
not spec, first; Mrs. II. F. Cope,
-" J. ,
; -uio,a wiiura,
I DuChane, Medford, boy's suit, first;
cloth, embr., white, first; Mrs. B. De-
I.osh, . Medford, centerpiece, embr.,
white, first; Mrs. J. It. Marshall,
Medford, made-over wool suit, sec
ond; Mrs. W. K. Hryson, Medford,
"""'.
lMr - "" Talent, house dress,
f'': Mn- Klton Weeson. Talent.
noue dre. second; Mrs. Hev Hull,
iu.i.-.i. c iuui. nii-i, ir.. nrsi.
,Mrs. J. L. Klnughness, Medford, kl-
monn. first; Mrs. J. I Hlaughness,
Meilf ord. lunch Bet, embr. white, sec
uo 1 oe' ft'Ollloni
him'n clotn ombr- white, first; Mrs.
C' H" Vut Ashland, boy's wish
"u"; "CIon,,: Mr"; c- Tutney. Ash-
.land, gown, first; Mrs. C. H. Put-
ney, Ashland, gown, second; Mrs. H.
i-'iiwn, Miimnu, I'uui, iiihi mra.
; Klhart Ashland, hand woVen
ruf- V . r i
ft h . Wo,,c Leon". Dautfierty,
Medford pumpkin, first; Marjoric
1', Medford, sewing II fourth;
J Fr,ink- Beagle, sample book.
' ftn; , A1,l'a Ashland. Division
1 Marie Davles Ashland. Dl-
b1" ,1BOCt V M 1?'
JJtH,(f"rd' njvWon I. .cconil: Ai-ch lo
Martin, Medford, he for calf, second;
(K(lwln wrt "otl1f?rd' . I J.U?"
0I Howard Dletrick.
J . j..b.
Guernsey, first; Donald Patterson,
Central Point, one or more pigs,
Poland China, first; Alvln Hamilton.
Central Point, ono or more ewes and
their lambs, first; Edwin J. White,
Jr., Medford, ono or moro pigs, first;
Edwin J. White, Jr., Medford. best
pen of 4 P. I. E., first; Monroe
Davis, Central Point, ono or moro
pigs, first; Wesley Brown, Central
Point, bull, third; Clarenco Hold
ridge, Talent, pen of 'four, second;
Clarenco lliddrldge, Talent, pen of
4 for P. I, 13., second; Clarenco Hold
rldgo, Talent, one pig under 6 mos.,
second; Harold Fish, Talent, heifer,
Jersey, third; Georgo Mnnkc, Mod
ford, heifer, Jersey, second; Dick
Joy, Ashland, heifer, Hereford, sec
ond; Adenn Joy, Ashland, heifer,
Hereford, first; Dorotha Meyer, I-ake
Creek, division II, 7 articles, fifth;
Bemo Kitue, Medford, Division 1A,
third; Barbara Durham, Medford,
division 1A, 6 articles, fourth; Bar
bara Durham, Medford, division 1A,
5 articles, fourth; t-orna Durham,
Medford, Division IA, & articles, soc
ond; Ircno Judy, second, Medford, di
vision 1A, 6 articles, first; Violet
Judy, Medford, division HI, 6 ar
ticles, first; Klhel Owing, Ashland,
division III, K articles, first; Helen
Johnson, Ashland, division lit, 7
articles, second; Mary Galey, Ash
land, division It, 6 articles, first;
Uobert Dodge, Ashtand, homo beau
tlftcatlon, second; Buth Turpln, Cen
tral Point, division IB, fourth; May
one Puiighnmn, Ashland, division IA,
1 set G articles, fifth; Nan Burns,
Central Point, division I A, 5 articles,
sixth; Elton Miller Central Point,
camp cooking, division II for dough
boys, third; Leo Hlllls, Hoguo Itlver,
corn, 10 ears on Irrigated land, first;
Medford hlnh school, Medford, 5 cot
ton ' blouspH. first; Medford high
school, M cd ford, 6 cotton d resses.
first; Medford high school. Medford,
conking aprons, aecond; Medford high
school, Medford, woolen dresses, 6
In set, second; Phoenix school, Phoe
nix, division 111, grades, second
phoenix school, phoenix, division IV,
'" '"" I'""-!!. Mp.lforl.
onr room, alxth: lilwtrlrt 19. Miss.
Knrlow. Uk. Cro.k ilivMon I, firth:,
lumrlct SH. Mr. -Kornhaw, flnW -11111.
illvlHlon 1, one room, fifth; Itnoaevolt
achoiil, MciUonl, freo lmnd driiwlnK.
fli-nt; Itiioarvelt ichool, Merifortl.
(Irawlnit, 2 ai'ta, third; ltooaevelt
.Ohool, Medford, iiostern, S nets, aer
onU; ltooievclt ichool, Mcdtord, bird
In the Shade of
$6,000 Apple Tree
lewis Mood," Mullica Hall,,
N. J., sold this apple tree limb
for $6,000. It bears a remark
able fruit of rich red variety
unknow.; "to ' apple growers.
Nurserymen will use the limb to
establish a new breed of ho
fruit trees.,
houses, first; Roosevelt school, Med
ford, project work, first; Roosevelt
school, Medford, sentences diagram
ed, second; Roosevelt school, Med
ford, hlstorp maps, first; Jackson
school, Medford, 111. story, second;
Jackson Hchool, Medford, free hand
paper cutting, second; Jackson school,
Medford, penmanship, second; Oak
Orove No. tin, Mrs, Hurst, Jackson
ville, division 1. 2 rooms, third;
Washington schoot, Medford, draw
ing free bund, 3 sets, second; Wash
ington Hchool, Medford, mats, 1 set,
first; 'Washington school, Medford
writing, 3 sets, first; Washington
school, Medford, Oregon booklets,
third; Washington school, Medford,
weaving, 3 sets, first, 2nd, 3rd;
Washington school, Medford, pro
jects, 4 sets, 2nd and 3rd; Washing
ton school, Medford, drawing, 1 set,
second; Washington school, Medford.
posters, 1 set, first; Washington
school, Medford, construction, C sets,
third; high Hchool, Medford, White
bread, & loaves, first; high school,
medford, canned vcg. 10 cans, first;
high Hchool. Medford, canned fruit,
10 cans, first; high school, Medford,
lellv. f tarn, fir it: hiuh Huh on l Mod-
ford, man. tr. display coll,, first; J
Lincoln school, Medford, Palmer
writing, third; Lincoln school, Med
ford, poHers, third: Lincoln school.
Medford, Oregon booklets, second;
Lincoln Hchool, Medford, Palmer
writing, first; Lincoln school, Med
ford,. history maps, second; .'Dlst.
35, Rogue River., Division 111 grades.
third; Dlst, ar, division IV, high,
third; , Medford schools, 'Dim. 49,
merry-go-round, second; Washington,
Medford, division IV, cross word
puzzle, flrut; Geraldlno Fox, Central
Point, division I, prune bread, - sec
ond; Elizabeth Southern, Central
tTnlnt, division I, while bread, first;
Elizabeth Southern, Central Point,
division I, prune bread, fifth; Vivian
Jones, Central Point, division . I.
whlto bread, second; Vivian Jones,
Central Point, division I, prune
bread, fourth; Applegate, Applegate,
Division 1 1, grades, second; Apple-
gale, Applegate, division IV, high,
second; Tom Atkinson, Central Taint,
division 1L second; John Atkinson
Central point, division II, first; Dlst.
13, Climax, division I, one room,
seventh; Dlst. 90, Phoenix, division I,
ono room, second; Dlst. 23, Butte
Falls, division I, ono room, third;
Dlst. 47, Eagle Point, division II. I
two rooms, first; Mildred Gregory,.
Central point, menu, budget, apron,!
pillow case, first; Daisy Wagner, No.!
44. Central Point, menu, budget,
shirt, towel, third; Flora Collins,
Central Point, menu, budget, napkin,
gown, fifth; Margaret Collins,, Cen
tral Point, menu, budget, napkin,
blouse, second; Maxlne Gen eh era., I
Ashland, division IA, & articles, 1
set, seventh; Edna Orres, Ashland,;
division lit, 6 articles, third; Adenn i
Joy, Ashland, division I, white bread.
third; Adenn Joy, Ashland, second
year, 2 fruits, 2 veg., first; Adena
Joy, Ashland, pictures, etc., first:
Hawthorne. Ashland, freo hand paper,
No more
RHEUMATISM
IT'S OONEI That awful agony!
niieumutism ran't stand tho rich,
red blood that S, S. S. helps Nature
build. -.
lint rheumatism will brine rain nnd
misery to your Joints and muscles Just
OS long as you are without plenty of
ricn, red diooh in your Bystem.
It's the red-hlood-cells that S. 8. 8.
helps Nuturo build that drive out of
your systKiu tRe Impurities that cause
rheumatism. And . until you do build
tip your blood to where it is pure and
rich and red, you Bluiply cun't get rid
of rhcumutlsm.
And S. 8. S. Is tho thine. Had blood
conquers rheumatism. Kverybody
known that. ,
8. S. S. means millions of red-blood-
cells means health all
over. No more rauuma
ttsm. Nifthts of rent
days of Joy, filled with
tho happiness of nccom
pllahmrnt mado pos
sible by a bodv brimful
of red blooded fo, eniTKV nnd vital Itv.
Thnfa what the ond of vheimiatlnm
means that's what 8. 8. S. brlne-ato
you. Oct 8. 8. 8. from your dniRglat.
The Inrgar bottle la mem economical.
cutting, first; Hawthorne, Ashland,
illustrated story, first; Hawthorne,
Ashland, drawings In pencil, etc,
first; Junior High, Ashland, sam
ples of lettering, first; Junior High,
Ashland, freo hand paper itting,
third; Junior High, Ashland, me
chanical drawing, first;. Junior High,
Ashland, penmanship, 2 sets, 2nd
and 3rd; Junior High, Ashland, bas
ket weaving, 2 grades, 2nd and 3rd;
Junior High, Asltland, Oregon book
lots, first; Junior High, Ashland,
drawing in colors, second; Junior
High, Ashland, charcoal drawing,
first; Junior High, Ashland, free
hand drawing, first; Junior High,
Ashland, postern, first; Junior High.
ANhland, history maps, third; Junior
High, Ashland, fractions, first; Jun
ior High, Ashland, diagraming, 8-A,
first; Junior High, Ashland, diagram
ing, 7-A, third; Junior High, Ash
land, guest towels, 7-B, first; Junior
High, Ashland, cooking aprons, 7-A;
Senior High School, Ashland, hand
work coll., 10 In set, first Senior
H. 8., Ashland, hand work, 10 in
set, lunch cloths, first; Senior H. S.,
Ashland, wool dresses, 0 In set, first;
District 14, Central Point, division I.
one room, fourth; Dorothy Stevens.
Ashland, division I, whlto bread,
fifth; Wanda Bateman, Ashland, di
vision I, white loaf, fourth; Ellen
Galey, Ashland, division I, prune
land, division I, prune bread, first;
Gladys Parks, Ashland, division I,
white bread, fourth nnd fifth; Ber
nard Joy, Ashland, peck of potatoes,
first" Ernest Whlto, Ashland, vege
tables, third; Henry Parks. Ashland,
vegetables, fourth and fifth tied;
Fred Melssner, Ashland, vegetables,
socond; Dlst. 57, Gold Hill, division
III. 4 grade teachers, first.
Horses. KIrtland Farm, Central
Point, stnlllon 3 years, first; KIrtland
Farm, Central Point, brood mare, &
years and over, first; KIrtland Farm.
Central Point, mare 3 years and
over, first; Kirtiand Farm, Central
Point, maro 3 years and over, second;:
KIrtland Farm, Central Point, stallion
nnd 3 mares, first; Kirtiand Farm,
Central Point, stallion under 1 year,
first; Kirtiand Farm, Central Point,,
mare 3 years and over, first; Kirtiand
Farm, Central Point, mare 3 'years
and over, second; Kirtiand Farm, ,
Central Point, mare 1 year.flrst;
KIrtland Farm, Central Point, pro
duce of 1 mare, first: J. W. Lamton, .
Medford, mare 3 years and over, first; ,
.1. W. Lamton. Medford. stallion un- .
der '1 year, first. I
Swine. Harold Head, Central
Point, barrow binder 225 lbs., first; j
Harold Head, Central Point, pen 3 '
barrows .under 225 lbs., first; Elton i
Petri, Talent, sow 2 years and over,
second; Elton Petri, Talent, produce
or sow (Berk.) first: H. E. Upton,
Central Point, sow 2 yearn or over,
(Poland China), first; H. E. Upton,
Central Point, sow 1 year and under
" . Ant
Mass M
ft
All Matters Pertaining to the Vtirious
Question Will Be Explained.
i r
The Genera Public Is Earnestly Urged to Be Present at This Meeting; Also
the Ladies. -
Baking
cream:
We'll Mvl2forYour
Cake if you bake it
with Schilling Bakin
Powder and it does noc
please you merely tell
your grocer. He will
pay you 92 instantly,
and without' ques-
11UI1. 1 111s unci
holds good any
time year in t
and year out...'
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Safety Availability High Earnings
; ; ; The safety, of the Building and Loan is unquestioned. All i
'X money is loaned on improved real estate with-first mortgage se
curity. . Withdrawal privileges are liberal invested funds have 'al
ways been available at any ti me.
We pay highest dividends because we operate on the mutual
plan, profits are equally divided. I
We charge no membership fees or commission on loans.
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
'30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
C. lvi. KIDD, Pres. O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
Small Hall,
October 2
7:30 6'Clock
This is the 44th birthday of
the baking powder that has
made the birthday cakes "in
.Western homes where fine
baking is a tradition.
SchiUing
Powder
tartar
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