Medford mail tribune., April 13, 1928, Page 11, Image 11

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JACKSONVILLE, April 12. Mr. i
and Mrs. George Jenkins enter
lained at dinner Tuesday evening.
The dinner wan cooked by Leo 8.
Lammers. deimmstrntliiK the Su
per-.Mitld aluminum wure. Th?j
present were .Mr: und Mrs. Henry
Jlunergiirdt and Mr. and Mrs. c'art-j
wrlKht of Medt'ord: Mr. und Mrs.!
Alfred Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. George
W'endt. E. O. Nord and son. Mrs.
AV. J. Sundry. Leo l.ununers und
wife and the host and hostess.
Mrs. N. C. Sniythe, who Is tnklnif!
treatments at the Kokuo Itiver san-!
.larium, Ik iniprovinK. I
I Mrs. Thelina Jone.s nnd son.
Junior, of Mt. Shasta, C'tlif., after
spending a few days with Mrs. j
Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A.)
Chllders. returned to their home
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ilrown from
KinKS Highway, were visitors of
Mrs. Ilroivn's sister, Mrs. Peter
Kick, and family, Wednesday.
John Miller is tearing down
"'me old buildinus on the rear of
his lots and otherwise beautifying
his Kiounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Kre.l Ki.k enter
tamed at a family dinner Thursday
eventns. April a. The wraslon was
Mis. Hemiitta Kiik's birthday. The
following were present: Mr. and
.Mrs. K. s. Wilson. Mr. and Mis.
1'eter Kirk. Mrs. Ilenriella Klek.
fail and Thelina Larson. Virginia
Kick and the host and hostess.
All Jacksonville IiIrIi school stu
dents are requested to remember
to come to the party given by the
high school Sunday school class at
the 1'resbyterian diurch Friday
evening, April 11.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson and
children of Klamath Kails visited
Mr. and Mrs. Arnett Wednesday.
Mrs. I. T. (laliger of Itogue
rtlver was a caller at Miss Mc
Cully's home Tuesday evening.
The three-act comedy, "Ted
Drops In." by K.tigene Hafer, will
be presented )y the senior class
of Jac ksonville high school at the
high school gymnasium, April -0.
The members of the cast have been
working hard nnd the play prom
ises to be a great success.
Harold Crump and wife. Mrs.
Cora Crump and granddaughter,
H'MHi. and Pave Lee motored to
. 1 I
Applegato tiunduy und spent thej service. Come, let's counsel one ; interesting scrinoud. There was a
day picnicking on tQ banks of the ', w ith another us the Lord meets ' baptismal service and ordaining of '
Applcgute. with us. Elmer E. McVlcker, i two elders. j
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knox and pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith visited Ap-
PXGE THREE
si'huul Kl "tn.isluin featuring lUn ns
t( I'ui tlitiul, it ml WootU n f Med
fonl. Following the titiht there
I Mr. Youiib U planting about . 1P 11 dunw Ktven ly the Maho
t three acres of Potatoes on the Ca- ' orchestra of Mt dionl.
plenute friends Tuesday afternoon.' rey pliu-e whUh he has rented. This -Mr. nnd Mm. I-Mwin Highy. who '
ltert Clurk has bought property CnCM DDrPIMPT '8 tlie ot Ium ,nat produced haw l.een vimiimk relatives here, j
in MedforU and will hove his family M It" II I Kl" I Mill I I Iiro,ttloia winning the medal ut left Monday i tiling fur -their
to their new home soon. LlLll I (ILllllvl the Alaska Yukon exposition in home in (ilendive. Montana. i
H. Hire of Xoti. Ore., and Mrs. " - Mrs. I. J. Tattoo und Harold j
Krances Une of Medford vinited (By MARY O. CAREY) f The many fine pear orchards in i'atton have hen quite ill the past
Mivn McCully Wednesday ufier- K, R. Jones and lint mother. Mvs. ! this pre- inct ure moto heavily la- ! week with the flu.
noun. j Willsou of the Siskiyou Uig Cabin den with bloom this year than last.! Mr. Allen of the Medford t'hev-
"Ted Drops In" at the high station, were down last Sunday and J The owners are applying spray this , rolet agency was a ISutte Kails'
school K.vnyiaslum April 20. visaed at the Carey home. The week. If the Trost does not catch visitor Monday.
The Knster sunrise services held party went over to the old county the Fish and Corless orchards they i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar iligiiitiothmi)
at Phoenix were attended by a seat in the afternoon. ; will have an unusually heuvy crop, of Central Point and Miss Lcla
small crowd from Jacksonville. Mrs. M. Rose and Mrs. I-eta The many residents in North Tab '':aton l,f Kugene were visitors at j
Kberlie Conger of Medford ls Furry were both ailing with colds ent who had English walnut grafts t,u' lotion home Sunday. 1
taking treatments at the local sanl-. ih iuiki i'w hiv ! out into bl.w k walnut mocks lst ' Annie linker of the Mt. Pitt
tarium. q s ct(.v.w r..tnrned W Fri-1 season have some of the finest , ""Inti-lct spent the week-end t.uns-
Hev. Elmer McVieker attended uav from Portlund and his health growths to show that can he found
the spring Presbytery of southern 8noW3 no improveinent. jin tne volley. Anion.; these are
Xnegon ut Ashland Tuesday and M . . ,im . !t . ' , , James Allen. S. S. Stevens and Mm.
Wednesday. 1 , " . . A . , Noah Chandler. It demonstrates
iu. The completo program will
he announced later.
Harry Mills of Iteno, Nevada, is
vlMtiKK friends ut this place this
w eek. M r? Mills w as formerly a
residt-nt f this place.
Mr. and Mis. Klmer Hoefs spent
W'ednt'Siiay visit ing relative in
Jai-kMitiville.
Mr. and Mrs. PaliiHr spent Mon
day in MedfiM'd.
lifiirude nntl Krnestlne Kiilfn-
iburg of Medford and John Greb of
iKagle I'oint spent Hunday at th
. FredenburK home.
I An Kaster party was given the
j members of the Hoy Hc-outs and
I 'Jirls chilis Saturday evening ut
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kugen
Kirhmond.
I 4
Walnut top grafting by experl
' enced, successful walnut grafter.
Cull at addresH. 437 So, Fir.
, Mr. Itingham has completed a
i nice pailing fence around the homo
t on the highway in North Talent.
, Mr. Hingham and his sons have put
for flakier
pie crust
Really, should you use a shortening you arc unwilling
to taste t any more than you would a doubtful egg?
To discover what a vast difference there can be in the
taste of cooking bus, place a bit of Cnsco on the tip of
a sponnt on another spoon, a little of any other shorten
ing. Taste Crisco first, then the other fat.
. Imagine how Crisco's sweet purity will improve the
flavor of your pie crust.
yeeo a
a - a
now riaKe
hftfl
Corner in
your cupboard
-they re,
ovemresh-,,
T is so convenient . so practical
to always have a Family Package
of Snow Flakes in the kitchen. More
economical, too, than buying the
smaller packages.
Their freshness is guaranteed!
Baked daily within a few hours of
your home, wax-wrapped in moisture
proof packages, these delicious soda
wafers reach 'your home crisp and
oven -fresh. "Keep a Snow Flake
Corner in your cupboard"i always!
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Seattle,
Tacoma, Spokane, Portland, San
Francisco, Los Angeles.
M ii n : .''".'"in
GUARANTEE ('J
We uirantee unccndiUonaUy
the guilty md frcihncti of
rvoy pvlugc of Sirow FUk
B.km' products. If not en
tirely utofaerory in every way
you Ray rerum them te your
rcer and your money will
refunded.
Pciric Coast Biscurr Ca
"Dorit ask for crackers-oif.
Snbw Emm
An Airil frolic was given
Aprjl & in the dining room of the
1 ir.t..l Tho - ,-t , .. .... I
prine on the Boy Scouts "by the! ? ,,r"n!"B ,c1OBt f paI,U n t,le COt
fnmp Flro Oirls. Tho bov wore UU"e r,"celul
tiikon thioiiBh the ninny IniiM'est-1 Wm- Schcnl.T. who boimht tho
ItiK imrts of the hoti-l. whli-h be-i Fl "cl llll,(- f'"ntly, v. Ill plnllt
cume more Interesting; hs tlu nami s' vcral acres of heans and loma
proBiepsed. Punch and cuke were ,H'S f"r ,ne Ashland cannery. Mr.
served by the Camp Fire cirli I Schenler has some iniBhty Rood
Hev. and Mrs. Klmer McVieker! hl'1l' ,n hls t,"y'''
will spend next week between Sun-1 Mr- and xlrB' Rarrett and
days at Handon nttpndiiiK to some MrB' KatiU J'hHI8 of Medlord spent
business and visiting wfth Hhvlr M""lltty rternoun visiting nt the
two daughters. Crm"? home.
"Thed Drops In" nt the high Mr- an1 lr8' Ix)ule Volver werB
school gymnasium April 20 ! llinK on Mrs. Iloso and Mrs. Furry
Mrs. ii. N. McKay and Mlssl last Tuesday.
Thelina Oannaway were hostesses! Services nt the new Presbyterian
to tho Bridge club on Monday eve-' church at Phoenix lust Sunday
ninft. tho party culminating in a WPre "'Kved by a large audience,
towel shower honniir,,, mi.. f. Tho Kaster services consisted of
dolyn AVhite, who is engaged to
iu'Uiik business hero and in Med
ford.
Claude Miles was a visitor here j
, Saturday and Sunday. ;
; Mr. 11 Hit .Mrs. Will Brooks and j
daughter lii'verly are moving
; Medford April IS. The Brooks !
family have been In liutte. Falls '
Henry Neidermeyer. Three tables
of bridge were played, the first
prize, u cut glass dish, being won
by Mrs. Howard Bare, Mrs. Ches
ter Wendt receiving the consola
tion priec. The shower was n com- !
pleto surprise to Miss White. The
guests were Invited Into the dining:
room, where yelolw candles nnd
softly slinded lights bewltcblngly '
blended to make the sceno one of1
fairy-like loveliness. Covers -,vore
laid for IC. In the center of thei
table was n huge yellow rose whose)
petals, when unfolded by Miss
White, revealed a pleasing array
of pretty towels. A dainty two-!
course supper was served, the fa-;
vors being tiny yellow candles In
candlo holders cleverly designed byi
the hosteses. Those present wore'
Misses Gwendolyn White, flohla1
Boone, Violet Voltmer, Mrs. H. K.ii
Ilanna. Mrs. Chester Wendt, Mrs.'
K. S. Wilson, Mrs. O. I. Maxwell,
Mrs. Fred Fick. Mrs. Frank Sauls
berry, Mrs. O. o. Lewis, Mrs. How
ard Bare, Mrs. Harold Crump. Mrs.
Vivian Beach and the hostesses, j
Krnest Purse and wife left Tues-
day for Myrtle Point, Coos county.)
Whllo hero Mr. Purse Installed an"
ice plant In the T. K. Dunnington
meat market. i
Born, at the Rogue River snni-'
tarium, April 10, to Mr. nnd Mrs.
Archie Bowman, a son, weight. 10 !
pounds, name Elmer Archie.
Clinton Dunnington and family,
have moved into their fine new !
home on the corner of K nd Sixth
streets.
. Santford Jones is a business visi
tor here from Klamath Falls,.
"Ted Drops In" at tho high
"Ted Drops In" at tho high
Mrs. Ralph Jennings was a caller
here Wednesday.
The Boy Scouts of troop 35 are
busy getting ready for the field
meet Saturdny. April 14, and hope
to rank high in the scorlnir. The
wall scaling team has been putting ;
In lots of practice since the com-j
pletion of the wall on Monday;
night. A surprise stunt is being
planned by the troop. It Is hoped
that tho many friends of the boys
will be on hand at the Jackson
county fair grounds to see them
prove their skill.
The Camp Fire Girls are busy
practicing their play, which they
will give In lb near future to de
fray their camping expenses this
Slimmer. j
11. C. Umstead of Los Angeles Is'
enjoying o, short vacation in our!
city.
A number of prominent farmers j
throughout the county met ut the
U. S. hotel Tuesday night for the(
purpose of organizing u grange.
They will meet again next week
and a large crowd is expected. All
interested nre gladly welcomed.
Albert Culy of Grants Pass was
meeting old-time ifriendH In our
city Thursday.
F. H. Andrew, the representa
tive of the Davis Ever Bright Paint
company, was a caller In our city:
Thursday.
Mr. Walling, accompanied by
Daniel S. Burlew of Provolt, was
In our city Thursday morning. Mrs. I
Walling accompanied her husband
home, having rof some time been
confined in the Rogue River sanl-i
tarium. I
Horace Jenkins and Miss Evelyn'
Colvln were united In marriage nt
the home of Dr. C. K. Jenkins
Wednesday evening, April II, El-'
der T. B. Westbrook of Eugene
performing the ceremony. The!
yaung couple left on their honey
moon for a few days' trip through'
California. Their Jacksonville or:-;
quaintances wish them much hpa-'
piness through their married life.
The Thursday cluh of Phoenix
will present their nnnuul play, I
"Smile, nodney. Smile," nt the(
U. S. Saturday, April 14, The pro
ceeds will he divided between the
club and the chamber of com-'
merce. The play was directed by 1
Fletcher Fish and given sucessfully
at Phoenix and Bellview. A dame
w 111 follow the play. Prices for the
play are 15 and 35 cents.
Easter Sunday was n pleasant
day for the church people by good,
audiences and a benutlfully deco
rated auditorium. Tho services'
were of such nature that they Willi
be remembered for a long time.
May all remember the change of
the hour for the evening services!
during the summer. Sunday school
at 10 a. m., Ray Martin, superin
tendent. Preaching service at 1 1
a. m. and 8 p. m. Christian En-1
deavor service, 7:16 p. m. Bible
study Tuesday evening nt 7:30
o'clock. Senior choir practice
Tuesday nt (1:15 p. m. Junior choir
practice Wednesday at 7 p. m. We!
would be glad to sec all form the
habit of attending church. You
will be made wtlcomt at each.1
musical numbers suited to tho oc
casion. Hev. Nelson delivered an
that it pays to raise black seed
lings and havo them Knitted to
soft shells.
Sevir:il ntiraiinu frnm runr Plino.
nix an. regularly attending ,le ' "ve made many
Apostolic Fiillh meetings at Med-: "''''"' regret seeing them
ford. In fact, they have a goodly j 1,'av',,
following from Phoenix at each ser. 1 ,x"- l!; n"w su-
v: , t ilt Hohnnl bus which, until re-
The keys of tho bufl.ltnR com-, "J1;': WaM ilviycn l'' 1,nVi,nl
mittee of the new church nt I'hoe-, ' !
nix were turned over to the trus-l 'uy ur 1b''otl!T1 Varl
tees ut a recent meeting The ; "Vwro. ' M, tlfo"1 is vtaiiiiiB here
work for the coiniuK year was also j wtH'k-
planned at that moutliiK. , Mr H,u1l M,H; 1, tl;01 ,nm
UhuiKhler Jetwu visited in Ashland
Th Short ehlldren, Dwlght und
PatrUiii, are nut o seiiool this
week with "pink-eye."
There will he a promm consist-
i Iiik of nnislcal nuuihers. readiiiKH
and o vaudeville numbers at hijjh
Hi'honl Kvmnnst inn Krhhiy. April
j BUTTE FALLS
Frhluy evcihiK. April 1 3, there
ii priv.e liuht :it the hih 1
Frhluy
will lie
,,Viv,.s'ii
.r -XS. a a.
ANp, A HALF CENTURY
OST UNB FORM
COFFEE QUALITY
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JOHNSON'S MARKET
EVERYTHING
TO EAT
Plenty Parking
Space
Owned and Controll
ed by Home People.
frvA ,yzr ' KiTi, w-,f- '
Corner Grape
and Sixth Sts.
Block East P. O.
Free Deliveries Daily
Morning - Afternoon
In the Center of
Medford
SELF SERVICE
SELF SERVICE
Reliable Cash Grocery
WE ARE MEMBERS HOME BUYERS' ASSN.
We buy for cash in large quantities and carlots, we sell for cash and
you wait on yourselves, .the reason our prices are always the lowest
on quality eats.
We deliver any stee order free inside the city limits. Delivery orders
leave the store at 8 and 10 a. m.; two o'clock p. m. If not down
town phone your order in and pay the delivery man.
Jello, assorted flavors, 3 packages 25?
Solid Pack Tomatoes, Xo. 2'.2 can each 15
8-pound Pail Snow Cap Shortening SjJl.iKJ
Fancy Bulk Coffee, the best we can get, pound 43
Ohio Matches (6 boxes to carton,, carton 19
Fountain Brand Country Gentleman Corn, 3 cans 44
Bulk Macaroni, 4 pounds for 29
P & G Laundry Soap, 12 bars for 47
Fancy Bulk Peanut Butter, pound : 19
Full Cream Cheese, pound 28
A splendid quality Broom worth $1.00 eacli 69
No Goods Sold to Other Merchants at These Prices
Free Delivery
C. A. WHILLOCK, Prop.
Phone 1003
WARM WEATHER IS HERE
and our big ice machine is running full blast so
that our vegetables will reach our customers fresh
.and crisp. There is a difference.
2 lbs. fresh green Asparagus 19c
3 lbs. Rhubarb 23c
3 lbs. Peas, full pods. 25c
3 lbs. ome grown Spinach 25c
New beets) carrots, turnips, green onions, bunch . . 5c
Klamath Spuds, one day only, 100 lbs $1.65,
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets Phone 97
tohnson Market
POULTRY
EGGS
FISH
RABBITS
DOG-ON-IT!
You're going out on the river to
spend your Sunday, and your lunch
could not be complete without fried
chicken. That's why we sell for
Saturday special:
Two large fryers, alive, for $1.00
Big Fat Hens, per lb 28c
Lots of Rabbits, lb 30c
PLENTY OF FISH
Nice Crabs 30c
Free Delivery
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Phone 1058
Free Delivery
Saturday Meat Wants
PORK VEAL
BEEF
LAMB
30
Sinclaii's Hams per pound
Loan Bacon Backs
Fancy Boasts of All Kinds
Phone your orders early to be assured of early
delivery
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
Phone 1058
Free Delivery
Phone 1136 It