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0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ffiiKtipy. FRIDAY, M Aft Oil SO, 1023. PAGE THREE APPLEGATE RISES 7 FEET; BRIDGES, F APPI.KOATE, March 30. ; the carp of nrs. Sweeney taJ Pnil- covering from severe tiiirns. is uow son uf Meilf.ua. and we IW;ie for able to be up pall of Hie day ami i 'an early l'iiivery. is ill a salisiarUiry 1 011(1 II inn i Mra. Anna .Miller spent a few Tie ladies' club met Thursday ; days the firm of the week vinUltiK ut the lioine of Mis. Heusely, where : wiih lira. Kliu l'ankev In Oolil Hill, the homo demonstrator and Hed , ( -Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Klhart and Cross representative spent several son Hilly and Mr. nud Mrs. Carl- IMurs of instructive talk and work, j ton Klhart. all of Ashland, were Miss ork nave instruction in re- : Sunday dlnne.O.uest.s at the Walt upholstering and reflnishlnu furni-1 home. After a picnic dinner there, ture. which proved very interest- they drove oh up the creek In quest i"K- Th" ladies will probably take of wild flowers which cover the "P so aevinn under the Hed hills in profusion. Cross instructor. c.eorKe Smith was a Medford The Craiih'e play. "Adventures visitor h.i T...,i,ir h i.,.. i of lirandpu." which was scheduled on "The I.omk Period of Peace: Will it He llrouuht About by Men .' Can the I.eaKue of Nations Acoin plish Its Aim?" Christ's answer to these importanluesllons. Prof. T. It. Tolkenbui'K and the Academy orchestra will render s'peeial music at this service. These intensely interesting pro phetic subjects are beinK well at tended each Sunday evening, and Ihe special music Is areatly ap preciated by the congregation. A cordial invitation extended to those who are not attending any other church service. having all their rabldts inspected i tnlnerft and plainly marked so that and guarantee they are absolutely '' can '"' sul.slilulion. free from any disease. Tluy also Klamath Kalis Contract lot for have tlvin oked in stinilar. n- JT't.ooo tiieat Northern station. Custard Pie from Sacramento a prize-winning California recipe J j I'.itOOKS. Farmers here will , BAN'DON. Alder ia being cut plant larger acreatte of potatoes nnd shipped to Han Frnnelsco for ilhan In 11fi7. furniture use. ! !' THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIO T Will be In Medford for a short time only. 1 J While here you en get I t e photos of in t his bed for the past month, with Is "fled Itnina of the fore part of the two a. bins teeth extracted week caused a rise of seven feet in "the Applet;ate streams, causing a fractured hip. caused by a f.ul vate britlKes, etc. The approaches , which hrouitht on other compli.-a-on the F. K. Preston bridae ami , tions, lue to old a'e, he beini; in the extension foot bridge of t,e ''Is K4ih year. frank uuy. a former resident ot for next Friday, lias been postponed August Kreiotenimr.- , ,. i indefinitely and no moro plans will K. C. Kiene. has been' confined lo,e ' nlil a(,er ,he quarantine: Tuylur brothers are some of the J. C C'aHH han leusoil his l,itil Aiiplegate ranch to T. Lovel of Williams Creek, who will ensure Jii sheep raising. The lease is for five years' ilurntion. A recent deal of interest was thfl Hale of the Mrs. MaiKaiet Moore farm to J. Arnett of Mer- Ueva. Randall and Johutton rct till conducting reliioun services each evening ut the school house. IUirry Johnson arrived Friday from HelliiirAham, Wash., having been summoned by the critical ill ness of hit brother. Jim. The heavy raiiiB are quite dis-, courainit to those who had not . completed the first spraying and , seeding, but are a great benelit to Rabbits Sold Under New Market Plan and Hall tutu been quite poorly und it is believed the change will be of I benelit to her health. i this place and sulstitut' mail car rier, was .shaklriK hands with oltt friends along the route one day recently, while visiting his Imttr.er. Frel ;uy, and family. ,i i nmmi m diiui tun . ,. ,,.., 11' nV''Ver,J day;uhlV Some of the visitors ut the Ceo. i week with Mrs. Suva Iusenberry 1 xlIlrtl,1,1, nnn ,!1Qt WrtttL. helping cure for her sick boy... ...... tiiiD in,irw,i ' 1 herp ia .1 mnVP nn fun! liv unimi . . . - . . . to move on the ranc h by April U,,.,,,,,,,, ,)a,tl(,s , takl ', ,e lur,ry , eal" """ ln"""' , ILo'mt11'','!" th' Hh' fnrk "f ! "?.. Ruth Hall and her mother I !'S, SoW: "owns 'pri j Z ZZ nZ' 5 ,uT i ,e" lhta '"V I"? It"" ' ilea,, n.i fn.. Hitmri, wiu " . . . ,, " " k' '. " " "" i ...arlon county relatives. Mrs., i ' ' mi.1 i .intuitu .mil MiiiM'i m lis Seott and Ivan iii own drove j Medford. to Medford Monday evening to I Mr nn(l MrSi nnpn Himsehnhler witness the Hull Montana antl . of Willow Springs were visitors at Hailor Jack wrestling match. 1 1 he home of his sister. Mrs. Nina Hod Dunn, Clay J'orn-r und t DusMihorry, Saturday. Claim Klenhanimer, seniors uf 4 . Ashland high school, spent Sun -1 day afternoon at the Klenhanimer! ranch. Miss Marjurin Cameron with MIka Oertrude Childers of the Medforl school, weiv also visitors. Walter Zutler Is sitendinir the week in Jacksonville doing in- A. Hall was very sick all last week terior finishing in the new home j and in not much improved. of Clint nuunington. MrH vloIlft T(ulll pilWf) h()mo fni1','" fUn:l MrHi 1''llryr.,I,;1riMl ,n-rom mine KalU last week very 111 tored from their Star Gulrh linmni ti, , . . on Monday to do shopping with with toimihtls but io somo bettor. Medford and Jacksonville inw-1 Mr. ami .Mrs. (Ira nt Mathews and ca lints. j rou, Karl, who havo bean touring I Canada and the eastern and south Saturday marks the beginning of a new era in the marketing of ral.hits. Heretofore the public took a chance on the safely of the ralihlts it purchased. While the majority of breeders sold only the very hest quality stock, occasion ally an unscrupulous person placed on the umrki't rabbits that vre diseased, which rendered it unfit for consumption. The Chiverleaf rabhltry of this oily, owned by i'bltip J.ounsberry und Kenneth I'enoyar have taken an aggressive step forward by See )xw much flakier your pastry is, when made utth Crisco. And how much better it tastes for Crista tastes gootf itselj. PASTRY : 5;ft iH cups (lour ami H tc-i spoon suit together, i ut H cup l.nwo 111 with two knives until con ftistency of nnl peas. Add only enoUf!i water to hold 4 to 6 tablespoons). 3 est: 1 tratpoon nutmrc J tublciioons iugar 1 Lj cup sweet imllc j tcuapooa 1 cm un cittun lieat egfjs lipht, add sui;ar and bcjc tiiitil Mitooili. AdJ tUvonns, (hen nn Ik. Mis together tliorout,h!y. I'uc into paitry-linet) p:e plate. Bake in hot oven laso'K) 10 to i minutes. Reduce beat to moderate ($socF.) bake until tilling is iet about 35 minutes. Mrs. D. D. YOURSELF FOR Get yours today. Everyone will have theira. Exchange them f with your friends. Bring the children. & OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M INCLUDING SUNDAY t 413 E. Main Across from Old Page Theater 4..s-.....H....!...H..t.H..H...S..).4. TREES Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses WASHINGTON NURSERY CO., TOPPENISH, WN. CHAS. W. AUSTIN, Agt. Yard 33 Portland Ave. Phone 87-J I cuAnv rnuc I 1 WILLOW SPRINGS Ml'M. f'lins. lfiivpnor fif I'iii' Aii plegate haa been enjoying a visit j ern states since last June, have from her niece. Mls Wild,. Horrv .! returned ami say they enjt.yed the of Medford. tril very W. Fruit of UupIi left Wednes day for the VHIatnette valley for Krnest Duewe has his ru v house i nearly em-lo.sed and is working on SHADY COVE, Mar. 28. Mrs. A. ! tbe roof. . The "Oreen Acres" vicinity Is ne- l ! enmhiK quite a little city now. They ; I have a Kfc('ry Mttv- and fruit stand jat the Willow MpritiKs s-'rvlee sta- tion. Khner Feldenheimer of 'ortlan.l! is at his orchards here," overseeing the unlondinK of a tank of smudge oil at the Seven Oaks sidint; and making -preparations for the an- mini frost fighting. i Last Saturday evening Mr. nnd rt visit with relatives. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Win, lleckman math Falls Sunday to spend the the creek a tributary to RoRiie river much and saw many beautiful pluees, yet nothing looked Mrs. .1. W. Hirkhols! entertained at so good to them as the Rogue a very pleasant 7 o'clock dinner. 'River valley, and were Khul to get ; 'i'hose present besides the family back home The recent rains have raised all d a y wilh Mr. and .Mrs. M . 11. Ihick. E. IT. Scott; who has managed the J. ('. f'a.HH ranch for the past year, has moved to Medford and expects to leave for Aii.ona soon In hopes that the hunge in cli mnte may prove beneficial to and for a time it looked, as if we might have another flo?;d like the one ot last year, hut the danger is now past. Mrs. Ray Pritchett is still at Grants Pass caring for Mrs. Ches ter Pritchett. About 1 1 o'clock Sunday ni'iht the sky was lighted up and It was Mrs. Scott, who has been in fail- feared thut it miiiht be some dwell Ing health for some Jime. were Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Klden antl family, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Par ker and daiiKhtci-p. Later the youn;; people attended a party in Med - ford, at the homo, of Mri nnd Mrs.' Lloyd Williamson. j Miss Leah Parker entertained I friends from Crants Pass at Sun day nlnht supper. Later the young! people attended the show in Medford. Mrs. .1. S. Miner was taken quite ill while in Medford last Saturday ;1 S1SVM Mrs. Kffio Thurston resumed WUH tl)Umi , ht! ..- beloniiini.' tn her duties ns teacher in the Little lne Mosklns brothers and It was Applegate kcImioI on Monday after j (uUp a loss ass there was only a in absence of a week owing to small amount of insurance. (he death of her niece. Miss Knid t larding, whose funeral was at Marysville, Calif. Fire which originated fmm a defective flue destroyed the ranch house on the H a r ry Mansfield nla Wndnnodin- Tin. )i,.itL wii u occupied bv the o. Hansen family. SAMS VALLEY. Mar. 29.-The 1'art of the contents was .saved. I -m,7 TOminumty was shocked and Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield are in ! 1 V the 'sudden Arizona Johnson, who passed away Thurs day iitmn. lllliUf-,ll Jim linn "cm suffering for some time from an infected ear, for which he had been taking treatments, few had ever Ihou-iht it might result in so seri ous an ending. Reing of u kind and sunny disposition deceased leaves a host of friends besides his parents and brothers to mourn his untimelv death. The funeral was the old King place, whore Mr. Tur-"ltil" ' tue nams uuwy cemetery kee expects to regain his health, ' romuiceteu y ney. uhiiuuii, wiumu ing burning hut upon investigation ; UIld nniaini-d at ihe. hospital their SARDINE CREEK SAUDLVK CIIKKK, Mai. 31. Jess Durkee and family have nmv ed back to their former home on ns no has lieen unable to walk ex cept with the aid of crutches since he was thrown from a spray wag in over a year ago, while working nt the Suncrest Orchard, near Med ford. Lester Dusenberry, the 13-year-otd son of Mrs. Xina lus-iil't'i-r;,-. has bet n confined to bis bed for t h e past t w o w ee ks wit It a ve r v serious case of rheumatism and htMirt trouble. He is now under a large crowd gathered with many beuiiliful floral offering's to pay their last respects to their depart ed friend. "IHr. absence leaves nn empty place Which no one else can fill: Hut let us bow in humble grace And accept it as God's will." Mrs. Kihtbrew, until Tuesday. She is much im-; proved but still wry weak. Mrs. M. F. Young accompanied Mr. and Mrs. (lodard of Fort Klnm-; ath on a week end trip to Cottage Grove, where they visited relatives I and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Xcnl of We- j na tehee, Wash., were overnight I guests at the W. K. Parker home' last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Neal were en route home after a few w?eks spent at Long lleneh, Calif.,! where they were called by the death of their brother. K. T. Xeal. ; A number of the young ladies of the Willamette gle club who sang In Central Point Tuesday , evening, were entertained for the! nlKht in the neighborhood. i Adventist Services J For Saturday Sabbath school Saturday 9:45 a. 1 m. L. L. Hunch, superintendent. ! Miss LVther Miller, nssliitant. All classes represented from kinder garten to I tilde class. Preaching II a. m. by Prof. F. S. Hunch, and holy communion. Missionary Volunteer society' meet at 3 p. m. Sunday. April 1, 7:3M p. m. who is slowly re-! Pastor T. L. Tbueniler will leeture with the Old Square Blue Ribbon Cracker pictured above. Note 0 how much more interesting the newer TRU-BAKE SHAPE, "Eats" neater, too. ' Nips off clean and crumb-less. Fits the bite perfectly. Wax Wrapped t Prs6ir? Oven -Fresh Flavor Cracers, like bread, deteriorate when exposed to the air. To safeguard TRU-BAKE Crackers they are sealed at the ovens air tight, moisture proof, germ proof. You get them in perfect condition. Rol.rl nrl Ciinranteed First Oualitv Lv tha 1TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane, Portland, Seattle Originators of Tru-Eake and Trn-Blu Honey-Sweetened Grahams JOHNSON'S EX . EVERYTHING TO EAT Plenty Parking Space Owned and Controll-v ed by Home People. mm M T ft 1 UWl &. f, il. Itf tjf K r mmmrmi Corner Grape and Sixth Sts. Block East P. O. Free Deliveries Daily Morning - Afternoon In the Center' of Medford Member of Home Buying Association SELF SERVICE Reliable Cash Grocery SELF SERVICE The first quarter of the new year gone and April first is the time for us to take quarterly inventory of our stock. Saturday we will offer a number of items at prices to move a quan tity of this merchandise. A wonderful opportunity to fill the pantry at BIG- SAVINGS. Make your order large enough that you won't be sorry. QUALITY EATS AT LOWEST PRICES Onion Kcts, pound 10 Heinz Mmnd Tomato, Ketchup, lai'e size 125- Larj;u package Crown Rolled Oat.; ;. ; 21 Country Club Coffee, vacuum packed, pound 45 Campbell's Tomato Soup, : cans for 25 Ohio Matches ((i boxes to cartouVcarton 20 Del Monte Brand Peaches, sliced or halves, 2 cans 45 S and W Brand Baby kernel corn, 2 cans 42 Red Dragon Brand Corn, -2 cans 25 S and W Brand Telephone Pons, 2 cans 45( 12 pounds Red Mexican Beans 95 10 bars P and ( Laundry Soap 37? 1-lb. pail Carnation Brand Shortening G7? S-lb. pail Carnation Brand Shortening $1.33 10 pounds Sugar '. 65? 20 pounds Sugar $1.60 1(H) pounds Sugar .-. $6.40 No Goods Sold to Other Merchants at These Prices Free Delivery C. A. WHILL0CK, Prop. Phone 1003 Several Tons of Fresh Vegetables for Saturday While our supply is heavy we advise shopping early. For Saturday Only 3 lbs Bananas, not over-ripe, prime stock 25c Lemons bursting with juice, dozen 25c Beets, carrots, turnips, onions, large bunches 5c 3 bunches radishes ..... i .: 10c 3 lbs. fresh crisp spinach 12c 2 lbs. nice tender asparagus. . . . 21c We are unable to list more vegetables because of declining markets but if it's fruit and vegetables we have it. JOHNSON'S MARKET Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets ( Phone 07 POULTRY EGGS .lit -i ' l i ;: .1 .1 Hurl 4 FISH RABBITS We have been fortunate enough, to secure a fancy lot of dry-picked hens which will be on display at our market at the usual low price. ., .... ;,' ... ,;, Fancy dry-picked hens, per lb. I . . ,28d Ranging around $1.00 to $1.25; each last several meals. , u" We expect to sell turkeys at, per lb'. . Y '. 30c Extra fancy rabbits, per lb i . . 30c Extra Supply of Fresh Fish . , . . . . : i Red Chinook Salmon, per lb 35c Fresh Halibut, per lb. . . . : r ; . . . . ;..35c Black Cod, per lb. .... . . ........ . .25J Oysters, smoked and cured fish of all kinds at reasonable prices. Free Delivery Phone 1136 ' THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS Is wlmt .vim will find in this snpi-rior market N'o miitli'i- wlmt it in in Ihe meat line it will he, .rjplit in (iinlity nnd Inw in ii-iee. We want ynu to ileal hern heenuKt) wu know .von'llilie satisfied with our service nnd the qual ity of mil' unods. , . . FOR SATURDAY LAMB BEEF PORK VEAL FANCY ROASTS OF ALL KINDS HOME RENDERED LARD . . PURE PORK SAUSAGE RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE BACON BACKS, per pound .....28 BACON SQUARES,' per pound .....;.. 22 EASTERN CURED HAMS Half or whole, per pound 30 NICE STEAKS PEOPLE'S MARKET Phone 1058 Free Delivery Ct17 T ne-Half Fried Spring Chicken on Regular 45c Lunch ILljllL Saturday MACK'S LUNCH Johnson's Market
