Medford mail tribune., November 25, 1925, Image 8

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PACfi EIOTIT
IF.
GAS CO..SERVICE
RESTORED AFTER
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ASHLAND C. OF C.
A GREAT SUCCESS
PIPE STOPPAGE
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i k w.-w.m ir.-.' r:-. & -: m. .m m c - ' w n r srm ta
pependahle Time
Dependable Service
YoUR account
is invited on our
record of courteous
banking service.
The Jackson County Bank
V" r Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve
I kttow they'll be perfect
- "-the things I bake with
Sperry Drifted Snow Flour
That's the joy o using Sperry
Drifted Snow Flour I can be sure
of perfect results every time.
In the 12 years I've baked with
it, every sack I have used has been
of the same wonderful blend. That
uniform goodness is Sperry's
greatest pride.
I've SL-cn with my own eyes how
they protect it with scientific lab
oratory control with special
methods in their big modern mills
and then they test it every hour
of the day by our method baking.
I suggest that you use Sperry
Flour for results you can be sura
of every time. - . ,
P. 8. Have you any cooklne problem!
you'd like help in olving? Looking for
some new menus? Or party "ideas"?
Would you like a et of the wonderful
Sperry Muiter Recipes? Write, telling
me just what you want, and I'll help you,
reo. '
DBLLB DE GRAF, Director,
Sperry Home Service Bureau,
Dept. 4401 Jt. 141 California
St., tsan FramlkH-o.
Sperry
drifted snow
Flour
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
"The Home of tlio Soft Shirt
Near Chico, Butte Co., Calif.
A wonderful plnee in winter for nny one seeking health.
Steam heated hotel. Housekeeping or enrapiiigP
Address:
LEB RICHARDSON,
Chlco.l'alif.
AHIHiAND, Nov. 25. Tho homc-
coininK. or the gathering In of the
clannp made a moHt Interesting (-future
day fur the Commercial Club forum
luncheon on TuemJuy ut tho llthlu
HprlnKH Jlotel. The vnrlous clubn of
the town were represented In the at
tendance and a Hpokesmun from each
orKanlzutlpn gave a mimrnury of the
work for the year. The union of club
IntereittH brought out one of the hlg
Rent crowds of the year. The Klwani
club wan repreHented hy J. H. Hardy,
who explained the objectives of Kl
wanlH, C. A." Malone, who In com
mander of A ah land Post No. 14,
American Legion,, outlined the work
of tho Legion. Mrs. Claire ltuebe, rep
resontutlve of the music club, played
two dullghtful numbers on the piano.
The Civic Improvement club, was
represented by Its president, Mrs,
Gordon McCracken. who outlined the
work of the organization. Mrs, Mc
Orncken was followed by Miss Itlanche
Hicks of the Daughters of the Amerl
can Revolution, who sketched tho fine
Ideals of hundred percent Amricnn
Ism fostered by that body. Hev. W.
J. Oldflcld spoke for the Ministerial
Association, and the general plans of
betterment for tho community. Hev
eral musical numbers added to the in
terest of the program.
. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner drove to
Eugene on Tuesday to bring home
their son Paul, for Thanksgiving va
cation. Vernon McGeo and Oalus
Ch-osby wll also nccompany tho Wug
nem on their home trip.
J. 1. Dodge went to Jacksonville on
Tuesday to meet with the members of
tho county - budget committee of
which ho Is a member, Mrs. Dodge
accompanied her husband as far as
Modford and spent the day visiting
friends.
Mrs. Frank Diliard and Mrs. John
Flnnernn of Modford, were in Ashland
Tuesday afternoon, to attend the
monthly meeting of the Delphian
chapter.
Mrs. Harriott Cheallo of Forest
Grove Is In Ashland to remain for the
winter. Mrs. Cheat! le was attracted
by the mineral waters and by the fa
vorable winter climate t Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Perozzl drove to
Eugene on Tuesday to meet their
daughters, Misses IjUcIIo and Thel
ma, who will go with their parents
to their Coburg ranch 4.0 spend
Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Adena Joy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Joy of this city went
to Portland Tuesday evenlnir where
she will start on her trip to Chicago
' whero ns a reward for outstanding
jclub work In tho state, she will have
a week of sightseeing nt the Interna
tional Stock show. Miss Joy won the
I Montgomery Ward award which en-
I titled her to tho trip, .
Tho Pela chapter of tho Delphian
Mub met nt tho Civlo club house on
Tuesday afternoon. Tho first part
of the program consisted of a series
of talks on Egyptian civilization.
Those who had prepared talks were
Mrs. Cleorgo A. Hrlsroe, Mrs. Judd
Miller. Mrs. Earl II. Crow, Mrs. Her-.
bert McCarthy, Mrs. J. H. Hardy. Mrs,
O. A. Paulserud, Mrs. E. A. Woods
and Mrs. O. W. Gregg. Tho second
part of the program consisted of a
book review by Mrs. George Hose,
parliamentary drill led 'by Mrs. O.
Dews, notes on music and the drama
by Mrs, A. H. Prnoht and current
events by Mth. J. M. Wagner. Tho
work of tho afternoon wnfl of unusual
merit and was thoroughl enjoyed by
the club meiiiliorx, ;
Henry C. Gnley returned Monday
from a short business trip to Eugene,
While away, Mr. Oaley enjoyed a visit
with hlo son,. John, a student at the
state university.
Albert Cotter and Joe Rolnhart,
students at Heald's Technical college
In San Francisco are at home for tho
Thanksgiving vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Charlos A. TTalnes of
Greshnm street, aro enjoying a visit
from tho doctor's father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Haines of Marsh
field. Georgo Francis Harron, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Parron, and Mar
cus Woods, son of Dr. and Mrs. K. A.
Woods, student's at the state univer
sity, aro pledges of Phi Mu Alpha,
national musical fraternity for men.
M.r Unrron is studying music and Mr.
Woods Is taking a prelmedleal course.
Mrs. Olive Hwedeiiburg And Mrs. C.
E. Pell have been drawn on tho jury
to hear the trial of O. W. Murphy,
charged with manslaughter. Mr.
George Dunn Is also a member of tho
Jury.
Artro Swingle, an Ashland hoy, who
is a freshman at tho Oregon Agricul
tural college, has been selected as a
member of one of the intramural
riflo teams. Intramural firing will
commence November 30. Mr. Swingle
Is a student In engineering.
Tho Ashland HI loot hull team Is In
roadlnoss for. tho big gnmo with Mod
ford on tho home flold on Thanksgiv
ing Day. Despite the long program
of defeat, the boys nro ready for an
other fight nnd nro playing In tho
same plucky, consistent way that they
did nt tho beginning of the season.
The boys are In fine condition, and
have suffered no Injuries that weakon
tho team.
Lloyd Churchill and family of Mon
tague wero Ashland visitors over the
week end, guests nt the Martin Real
home. Mr. Churchill attended Die
Elk's smoker on Saturday night.
A charming social event honoring
Mrs. Saymore Jones of Salem, state
regent of tho Daughters of tho Ameri
can Revolution, was held nt the home
HI..U H 1.1 Hall n l,.l.lni ...r.in.
Mrs. K. V. Carter and Mrs. Gordottn
'McCracken wero hostesses with Mrs.
I fell, llrldge furnished entertainment
nnd most delicious refreshments were
ItVIYVU HI U IIUV MlMir. 1
After having been demoralized for
the past, two dayti, service has boen
restored to Medford gas liners by
the southern Oregon Ouk company,
following a stoppage ot the gas main
near the county fair grounds, due
to the cold snnp curly this week, acr
cording to company officials.
Hervlce became demoralized 8un
duy night, but was not discovered to
be bo until the following morning
when the office phone rang Inces
santly with complaints, (las pressure
was down to nothing, leaving gas
equipped eating houses and homes
at loss ub how to prcparo the morn
ing and noonday meal as well us dln
ner, as no pressure was restored
until seven o'clock Monday morning.
Although the trouble hot been
remedied for the present, it may
again b(T repeated with continued
cold weather, according to company
officials, who explain the trouble Is
uue 10 ine contraction or tho Hteei
mains, allowing rubber gasketH to
be blown from their, place between
pipe Joints by the gas pressure until
iney puo together, thus causing th
pressmo to be stopped as If by
cork.
Yesterday marked the completion
of the repair work, but Beverul men
are. still "patrolling" the main to find
evidence of leaks, caused by the
absence of gaskets.
The recent change of oil to coal
gas has also been a cause for th
trouble, as the new gas Is said to
loosen tho deposits left in years past
by.tne old in the pipes. Unde
usual conditions these deposits are
mown out through valves at regular
distances.
Homey tit It Again.
CULVER CITY, C'ul. Barney Old
fleia. grund old man of the auto
mobile speed industry, will referee
the 2b0-mlle nutomoblle race on the
speedway here next Kdturduy.
Italu Halts Fnn-st I I res.
SANTA HARBAHA. rnf. Rnlnfnll
quenched three forest fires burning
in Kama. Harhara county.
r
Winnth
thats always
on call
Warmth is so handy
with a portable oil
heater and Pearl Oil
necessary heating auxil
iaries! A warm living
room, hallway, nursery
or bath at the touch
of a match!
Pearl Oil is refined
and re-refined by the ,
Standard Oil Compa- '
ny's special process
so it bums clean! No
odor flan-corrosive.
O rder by name' Pearl
Oil." .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Caliionua)
PEAE1
OIL
(KEKOSSNE)
HEAT FLIGHT
Tftt On AVonvt 1-nvoml.
VICTOKIA..!). c Tnx women to
rdlev farmers was proposed by th
agricultural committee of the pro
I vlnclnl legislature In ft resolution to
tho minister of imnnrc, A poll tut
on women earning more than the
legal wage under the minimum wag
cl la proposed, ' i
6u "are correct, Senora. Fine coffee is
.jefy much like the wine -age mellows,'
s refines, brings forth the delightful, the
,'rare flavor!! . ; "k '
. , --i
"Here in our tropic storehouses, for two years, three years,.
the coffees superfine ate reborn. Here develops the char-;
. aaer aristocratic . . . , ...
'Ah, no, Senora! It Js too bad. But most of our coffee leaves
at once for other lands. 'So many people want the coffee
drink. Only a little do we hold here to mellow, to age.
And ah!, what a treasure for the really particular roaster, j
with the customers appreciative!
"Is it so? You say the S & W secure the coffee mellowed in
our tropics? And only the fine coffees grown in the high
mountains? . And those rare flavors heightened by a dis
creet dash of the new coffee? You are fortunate, SenoraJ
What a delight your S& W coffee must be!"
In S It V7 coffee, as in other S & W products, such is
S & W Telephone Peas, Baby Kernel Corn, Pineapple,
Beets.etc S&W stria standards of quality and talutiic ;
maintained. Only coffees of the rarest quality are secured
for S 8tW skillfully blended, roasted, ana cleaned of
coffee dust, etc Vacuum packed, in the new key-cans.
fTTtm'I! try it next time? TUaVt splendid. You'll not be disappointed
, You'll recognize the famous S & W quality,'
siv a f.ne; - food Products
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Insuring Family; Happiness
People insure both their furniture and their homes
against fire.
While many insure their family happiness with a thrift
fund to carry them over temporary acfrersity or loss v
of income. - . .
It is the wise and sensible thing to do.
There is no safer place to invest savings than with us.
Besides, the earnings on your money will be the highest
obtainable. '
Jackson County Building, & Loan Ass'n
30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregon
C. M. KIDD, Pres. , . O. C. BOGGS, Sec. Atty.
-
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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