Medford mail tribune., March 23, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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. " vluu wiu, unwi.N, i''i(Al, JMAKCIl 2d, 191'S
I Ov. 3 cn t f llUi
,
A $1.50 All. Rubber
SHOWER BATH SPRAY
, for
98 cents
Jaftn 6 Woods Drug Store
lttailford Book Store Building
Fie Delivery
North Central Avenue
Phone 66
3E CHEST TO
FINANCE CLUB
AT BELLEVIEW
BEU-V1EW, March 22. Hit.
William Uru'0 and two dun of,
Iteedsuort, loft for their homo l
made the trip were Kllen Merry-, sociation last Friday. March 16. 1
:man. Jluth Metealf., Alma Kejuon. i There -was a very, very large al
:.jlinia Crowaon. vh n unit I mine tendance and everyone had a fine
, Kuuasto, jerry I'lownn and June time All idea Bold for over 6
I Wolcott. rents. They were all sold at au '
I -Mr. and M. Samuel Johnson. ; tlon bid to the highest bidder,
i who have been living on the The pie selling for the highest
i Walker place on Nell Creek, are ' m ice was made by Mrs. K. K.
imnvinii their family to Ashland. Capp. and sold for J.25. Tho,
wnere.iney will make their ohtne. : receipts were lo be used lo bund i
" f ' up -a more modern school.
Among those that called on Mr.i
and Mrs. C. K. Green last Satur
day evening were Curtis McGrew
and .Mrs. j-.'Ieanur Perkins. 1
It. It. Cnmbs and K. W. Combs'
li( and family were in Medford lout
iniiimiay fill imihiiicks.
ld.a. 1t-lliriMa lt.fr loci Tnfa.
r..i,i. i i"-uny lor Seattle. Wash., where "
b hov- Jmeithy M"eCt ' '' Home, i f "0,on ,for h f"' nll,'j
ill v-illlini lllll, WIICIO lie Will wwijv
:i f tlfiyM tjtKitnff sheep.
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. l..". TM --. jr- ---.i ,rn mi in ii iuimii.m,)!,,!! Hi!.-., i'Si"HMi"iiil 'i!'t.'Bl ,. IHP 1 :.;lllf.
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'iw' d.. SUP wr. k jt. wi jjWklS .an. ma m S 4i
i
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Mr. and Mis. Andrew Kulch an
Sunday evenlm.- after ...ni ;"on' Andrew, Jr., left lust Wed
M fow days vMlK relatives and;"e:'y f"r """, wh- heie
IS friends. The fiiul.l. ,. lthor "Pect to make their home.
If, to A-hland with the lUedHportl,"'": H.h'S- 'yPch- '" ''"-M
Si' nasiionimteam. of vhl.h " I mini, mini , -. .
' . nn l pg 1.. A I,..-. 1..... rn , .11 IS. JL. II. J'lirVeS ailU SUII.l
Mr. and Mm. M.- 1" 1 U,,,I urfquj ; ,
,l!raaly v.-rro in Ashland on Ijuhi-i
Anions ihp rnllfrn nt tht home
the Com- "' S-aiipy la i ..e-
T'llentf fvi-niiiK were .inward ivvcrui
"nl Hf-rnti- Tombs. Oral Abbott'
W. AVordon.
F-ifit t.r-H.. ; l . . . . . i -M rn. M. A. (lOddiiril unp.it Ifiu
una nr on. Mr. ami Mrs. Jlovd ' ""k
Tiir-baf nf T..nti . ..Mrs. Klla Abbott.
. v. j lint nvri a i ho Bue.siw. ; ..
a ft ft .ttn..n i i. . . i 1 e dan co uivon bv
old-fahIonrd dance at the Mooho ' "n,tJ ; U,7 of "'.Talent
More nourishing. Easier to
digest. More delicious and.
wholesome, too, because they
have a finer, fuller flavor.
Serve more of them. And re
member Calumet not. only
guarantees success but. also
WAKES BAKiHG EASIER
k A
Kioup or
: . hfiii
ft MbtH Mildred Creiorv nmi,: miI 'f"
i,.n Pm-.. iWaKner Creek folkn
" " " .T T7 Rfiuvof i.i
j winner kupMh t tnn home of Mr.iM" ''""l J" ,",
Slnvp OWIHTM,
Aiientioiif
mid Mrs. .Murk True on Friday.' -I ,lKe "nd -"- "' "(Vo nre in position to pr you :
..iir-7. .nuurvii is -a niece of .Mrs. I ,,,., , ' " " ; more than anybody for wool-mo-;
'True. tn ;f.. and reiurn last Sunday. hnlr. See us before vnu sell. !
Ii-a Joe Ilandalls of llellvlew 1 1 nel-e '" " biK pie social; MEDFOUD EAnOAIX HOtrsB. I
has been confined to her home :n''n 'J1 "Knot- Creek school i Phono 1002. 27 X. Grape St.'
I with Illness, for thn past hy 'h" '"nt-Teachei-s- as-; ar.Dtf
weeks. sho was taken to Med.
ttSte'Blfe
Compare the two Jtinda of crackers illustrated.
iThe square shape Blue Ribbon Cracker is ob-
1 . l, i I i . . .
soiete aiscaraea - snowcra crumbs
roessy. .
The slenderized Tru-Bake Cracker fits the bite.
Nips off clean. "Eats" neater. Is daintier.
Order from your grocer. Let Tru-Bake Crack
er, tickle your taste.
Baked and Guaranteed First Quality by
i KU - BLU BISCUIT CO.
"Cup GnutarU"
Cookie-Cake -
A wonderful crcV.ioa, originated by
Tru-BIu, Two RLi:alno Enslinb r,y!o
c akts, with a tilling of creamy lou
dnt of u;ntchlo:3 flor. fitumied
TLUBLV fcr your inoicction.
Mt&isT"' life ISXk i
EvntY member of the familv knows
ttmptinc, luscious sweetness Ix-liirwl the ri
of tl cantilowp when it ha reached the pcr-
ip tinft or lrelr ripeness.
And jut in the same way, when that other
Oftoltr forite of Northwest tables, Frye's
"Cklicious" Brand Ham, comes from the
sniofccliiuse, there is preserved for your palate
Miei tlf rind that ?empting JlJvor so fra
rmit and so mellow to the taste.
DELICIOUS, nutritious, quickly prepared, a
njul in itself, or the principal ingredient in .
srcs of unusual dishes, and wonderfult
economical because every ounce of it can be
unite! that's Frye's QMicious" Brand
Ham.
c
O
eucious
BRAND
j ford the first of the week, where'
she will receive medical niieminn !
1". H.( Anderson and .Mrs. Hairy 1
Noiilwick and two children of I
Medford were visitors at the home I
of .Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Merrymnn I
on Sunday nttepnoon, I
A Jolly picnb: imity composed !
of the following named, Mr. and J
lis. . I.. Gregory of Central j
. ..mi, ..ii. ana Airs. m. M. Tin ker.
Mr. and Alia, uean Scott and son,
Stephen, aim -.Mr. and Mrs, n.Mrli
True, snent 'thit'.'llnv n fl, l.-r...
Iinalh lilKhway. Thi. weiubcf was
local una a pleasant ilaywa.s en
Joyed by all. t
Home of tho Hellview.(iiioile
who attended the banquet and
dance at th i.Mbo ic .. i,.
-. ..... ...nn (-(ine un i'ii-
day cveninc -were . .Mr. and Mrs.
""lb Mrs. Austle Jirown,
,vlr. and ' Mrs. ' i.Teii itrtn,na i..
and Mrs. w: ;, tupI m,- ,i
irs. r.owin JJunn,, .Mr. nuil Mrs.
Hnlner Harroii'M i i,
Thomas.
The liellvb.u, l .rr. a
the school him. i.',i.i.,.. .......
nliiK with a' hirKo attendance. A
prom-am of the.. followInK num
bers was rendered; i i. f..,.ii..
by Norma lleedor's. pupils. Voi-ul
soios ny Aiaxina Emrles. Jteadln'
by Mr. Hodlsh.. "Why I Love -1-l-'taif."
ItemUo'. hy Mrs. k. k.
Harnes, ".MaK($jp;h,ifil JimaC. -Afrer
the proKrami o.; 'social Mrtifr"' was
enjoyed, nfti:Wlr refreshments
were s e r v e"flby tho ,followlnK
omiiuitee: . .Mih., John llrmuni'i
Mrs. Oscar .Marlaln, .Mrs. Uoilish
aim .dr.s. Guy Italldalls.
The ltellview school was. .closed
on Tuesday in o r d e r t Jjii the
teachers mlRht enjoy vlslimi;1 dny
nt tho. tAshland schools. .1.' .
Mr. and Mrs. s, 1, Hjnnos en
tertained nt a turkey dinner on
Sunday. Those who enjoyed , the
dinner were .Mr. unci .Mrs. h. W.
Wilcox and son, Hoy, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jtoy J lessencur, , ; Hit j Vera
I'ltiher. K. it. ui,.i- ,il,il.. i...
and hostess, .Mr. and .Mis Karnes,
I and their dailt-'hLHr. IVimnn.
! Mr. and .Mrk.'l llench f Mn.l.
ford were callers at the Itarncs
hume on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. .Minnie Parker and her
mointr, Camilla Owen, were in
"" .Monnny on business.
v!i antl Mrs. c v !ii.n.-..
and family entertained a crowd
of friends at a St. Patrick's partv
Saturday evening. Games anil
music occupied the time until a
late Hour, when dellcoius refresh
menls were served by the hostess
and her daturhtcr, Marie. Thusr
who enjoyed this pleasant affair
"ere as lollows: .,ir. and Mrs.
.lames lloyd, .Miss .Maud Simons,
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. f. Motculf, Mr.
and Mrs. T. A., Mc,nynian, Mis.
Hlehard Sheldeltcr, Hoy anil Dun
aid Mctrnlf, Ane Kiel, Helen anil
Louise Sheldeitcr, v I 1 il a and
l-,llen Merrvman. llnih Mei..,,ii-
nnu the Gilmoro familv.
ICdwIn JJunn purchased the first
new Font sedan that arrived In
Ashland.
The Ashland Klwani. ,.l,,i. l,-.u
niade arrant,'ements with the
Coiiiiuunltv club nii inh i, ..i.i
their April meeitni; on ladles'
nlKht at the ltellview club house.
i- ., un me uiilies oti
tho community servinK a dinner!
at il::io o'clock. The remainder!
or the evAlinir will be devoted hi
whatever aniusement ili. i.-if .,.,u '
menibcrs see fit.
Committees arc i,inl. ,.i...,.,.i
lo take chai-Ko of the maklni; of I
a untie rnest. it was decided at
lb clast Community club meetlnL'
null this chest be made
chances sold lo help finance the
ImlldliiK fund of the club house.
II will, probably take several
months to net the" uitlclct
complitcd tfiat will be In
i best. a number of very elab
orate IhiiiKs have alreadv been
planned by the ladles:
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wade left
for IMmsmuIr Wednesday after
spendini; some time v 1 s I O ,i K
friends and relatives in Ashland
anil llellvlew. .Mrs. Wade was
formerly Jll.su l;,.ss York.
I Oscar l.ow installed a new
OuiKComllklnit machine In bis
dally Yarn this week nnd reports
cr lnvninide rut the splendid
woik tlu, maWine.
Uobcrt Gordon, who just
cently purchased the Tinker
east of AshlamVvs very busy me
parinit Ills fleldVfnr sprlnic plant
Iuk of cniln, also Kladloll bulbs,
whl. h he expects to uilse iniite
extensively. Mr. (:,,l i,. ,.
traitors and plows nnnnK bum
hours In order to Bet the soil
ready tor plantinK.
Mr. and Mis. HniOrd Metealf
of Klamath Tails were dinner
suests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 1J. C. Metealf on Sunday.
After dinner they all went for a
drive over to Ilornbrook.
A crowd of Kil ls spent ,Sudnay
on a hikjnr trip to ptviuwdoiir
Tll..V r.1,,,.,1 . -.
...... iiini ii linn i
Kutltetca wild tlowera. Those who1 -A
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