Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1928, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMTSDFOTCD MAIL TTtTBTTNE, rEDFORT, QKF.fi ON'. FRIDAY. AFRTL '27, 1028. PAGE THREE Oregon Pimento Rolls A Portland prize recipe GOLD HILL NUGGETS lihcuils mailt with Crisco are lighter, whiter and bow much better they taite! lor Crisco, yott know, iasles pure and swectt . t aii iy itu-l. 2 cups bread fljor 1l ta.poon talt 4 tensponns baking 4 tablespoon. Crisco potvJcr -j cup milk or water pimento cheese i Sift i!ry ingredients together j times. Work in Crisco with fork. Add luiuij rrjdiwlly. Koll doui;l) ; in. tliiiL . Svc.ul with pimento cheese; roll as you would A jcliy-roll. C ut slices !S in. r thicL. lay. in Ctiscocd p.m, cut side; down and bake in hot ocu (450 15 to 10 minutes. . . , , . . Mrs. H. P. V. i ITS TASTE AND W?l f NAME ARE EASY "WlrV to nm The Clolil Hill chamber of com-! nuTce met on Momlay tvenin:. A, nil L'3, at their rt'KUlur nnotinn Ithift? in the city hull. After thi meeting; whs called to order by i the it t'hith nt of tin clul. A. A. 1 Walker, the minutes of thu pre-' vluus meeting on April 0 were read and accepted. The dlscusinn tf iidvertisins fift- the eluh v.-as taken up UKaln at this" met-tlut;. Tony Ko.-s mentioned the use of station ery and letterheads as a medium of advertising our resutirees and country as a wholt. It was stilted that Heed and V.ny. the fluid Mill Insurance agents, hail previously is sued a pamphlet oVsrrlMnt; south ern Oregon ami that nuswers from nil over the entire lUitcd St a Us were received. After n hmg discus sion upon this still ject, a motion was mnile and passed that .Mr. , Walker, the president, appoint a rommittee to invest ig-ate tin ad vertising mediums and report to the chili it the nex meclng. The rom mittee npp'ointed was O. .1. Shorh, II. L. lieed and Charles liock. It was mentioned that the lied wood caravan which leaves San Fran cisco on April 2S for liritish t'o luml'la, had Clold Hill on its list of stops, and a dineussion follow ed as to the welcoming of them. A motion was made hy .Mi. Kecd ti appoint u com in U tee to investi gate some way of appreciating their ani hvh- --...n i . mil U'tii.ilerflll CuUlltlV. The llio- I tion passed and a committee of j John llammersly. Tuny Hoss and j Fred (luy w as appointed. After , this discussion the meeting was i ml iiiiirned. .Mr. I'oiner. wliu re-1 1 ceutly moved to (lohl Hill frnml Klainatli Kails and purchased the!j Nugg-et Oarage, was present at this ill meeting and was hailed as u nowil member. Last week, I). 11. Ferry,1 the head of the Ludlum Dredging; company's operations on Fouls creek, joined the club. Member-! ship is increasing fast and the club! Is very uctlve on problems pertain-! perlty. I FOOTS CREEK NEWS uch a Jtss satisiadion to know that you positively depend udou Cciii wenyreshness WHEN you buy Snow Flakes you are sure of flaky oven crisp soda wafers at all times. Theh freshness is guaranteed! , We grow our own wheat mill our own flour by a controlled pro cess . that the quality of Snow Flakes .may always be uniform. Our wax-wrapped packages afford a triple protection against moisture, safe guarding the crispness and delicious . ness of Snow Flakes under any and all conditions. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Port land, San Francisco, Los Angeles. . M is. ( Jcorge Lance has been, at .Medford the past week helping tare for her sister, .Miss Emma Oannyaw, who has been very sh-k. Our Sunday school adopted a reso lution that we. us a Sunday school send tin .expression of our love and sympathy to .M iss tinunyaw. In the past .Miss Oaunyaw has been an especial friend of the Foots Creek Sunday school. Mrs. F.fflc Ittrdseyo entertained the Ladies' Aid of Uogue 1 liver on Friday. Miss Klixnbeth York was present and gave a talk on sewing and the present styles of dress. M esdames Ilirdseye and Va liner served refreshments to a large company. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles AVahl en tertained on the. Sabbath, Mrs. Maude Chnmplln and daughter. Pauline, Elliott 1 Hi tier and Miss I'olly l'nrrot and Mr. and Mrs. I E. AVuhl, all of Medlord. On Friday evening, April the Parent-Teachers will have a pie social and musical program. Admission, Adults 25c each, chil dren Hie. This includes pic and coffee, and a good program by John Ferry. The ladies will ap preciate your coming. Each lady is asked to bring two pies. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Messenger and Mrs. Messenger's parents at tended services at Kogue 1 liver (on Sabbath. Mrs. Messenger, for merly Miss Mabel Scott, was a teacher in Rogue I liver school some eight years ago. she found very few of the peopto sho once knew in Itoffuo Hiver. Miss Emma O a n n y a w brought to the homo of Lance, on Knots 'reck, for bol ter rare during hnr illness. John Piles is building an addi tion to his houso. Monday. April lilt, a cold rain fell at Intervals all the fnre,ji'on. The new bridge over Foots Creek Is mpidly Hearing coinple lion, and the highway commission has a force of men beginning const i iiclion of a new piece of high w ay to straighten the road in front of Kiviera Park .service station. was t Mrs. ; , GUARANTEE ' L IB of FRESHNESS the (jualir and fr;Hnf n r( J4 I I IJ fvm pacLipc of Sno Flaitc ' l' , i"" "iT" T" j HjlJ Bakm' producti. If r n- fipj.jj fpS iSi-- J m Krely MMfaaory ,n rvrrv r ty V iXf?rZi iflliM )-om tray return thtm to your , .tjf-f ftisJii's (firti W II Er m m$m p W. 4kJ Tbrit asiifor crackers JoL Smhw hakes Frank Fernlund Is out from Medford visiting with home forks. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen and son. Gerald, also Miss Edris War ren of Portland, a niece of M rs. Hansen's, were picniclng on Elk Creek last Sunday. Miss Warren expects to re nut in for an extended visit with Mr. und .Mrs. Hanson. Mr. und Mrs. Walter Marshall were visitors in Medford on Thurs- j day of last week. I 10 1 tii or Illness had his tonsils i removed at .Medford last week. II ! Claus Charley of Klamath Falls 'I is at homo for a visit with his mother. Mrs. Imogene Charh-y. E. P. Kruz of Antelope has been sheurlng sheep for l he farm ers in thin vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Nit hols of Fort Klamath ' arrived recently for a visit with Mrs. Nichols' mother. Mrs. Margaret MelJonntd. Miss Elmo. Fernlund who has been seriously ill with rheuma tism, Is now improving. K. J. Rogers and M. C White of the forcn serviee gave a lec ture and also exhibited a fine I collection of pictures, taken of i the lakes, tree, etc., of our for- est. nt thp school hoiittc Ttiesdsy Miss prth Far low and hr pu pils of the Putte Creek distiiet. also attended the program. Doris Hoogeihyde and per nice Williams of Hubni are visiting at the homes of Earl Tucker and U K. Honk, j Mr. Parry nf Medford vifited hif old homtead n Tne;-d;i.v. lr: and Mrs. Ptitmim of .Med- 1 focd were (j Hers nt lirownsboro Tuesilay. CLA88IFIED ADVERTI8INQ GETS KEBULTI JOHNSON'S MARKET EVERYTHING TO EAT Plenty Parking Space Owned and Controll ed by Home People. .v-AlrftV - W TT lA R K TS r -mm ATM. ! Corner Grape - and Sixth St. Block East P. O. Free Deliveries Daily Morning - Afternoon In the Center of Medford SELF SERVICE TELEPHONE 1003 Reliable Cash Grocery MEMBERS OF HOME CHAIN BUYING ASSOCIATION You Are Right Our prices are the lowest on Quality Groceries. If not a customer, try us once : and you will be sur prised with your savings. EAT WITH US AND EAT FOR LESS te got 35c VALUE FOR 25c 2 Post Toasties 1 Post's Brari Flakes (The Wake-Up Food) Golden Star Coffee, vacuum packed, pound 45c 4-pound pail Carnation Shortening . ." . .79c 3 pounds Red Mexican Beans 25c 3 pounds Fancy Bulk Macaroni 25c Fern Oleomargerine, lb. 23c; 2 pounds for 45c Jello, assorted flavors, 3 packages '. 25c CANDY SALE One more chance to buy Lang's De Luxe Chocolates. 1 pound for 49c One pound Peanut Brittle FREE. Pork and Beans Van Camp's Brand. 3 medium size cans 25c MONEVBACK We'll return your money at once tf you don't like Schilling Tea Orange Pekoe, !2 lb. cans;. -48c Orange Pekoe, 1 lb. cans 93c Freeindivery C. A. WHILLOCK FreeInevery Prop. i Limits City Limits Home Grown Vegetables Are so plentiful we should all help the farmers move their crops. , SATURDAY SPECIALS Home-grown Green Asparagus 2 lbs. 25c Home-grown Rhubarb 3 lbs . . . 25c 3 Lbs. New Peas, full pods 25c 2 Dozen 300 size Lemons ' 55c, Plenty of other vegetables to choose from, such as beets, car rots, turnips, new spuds, cucumbers, green peppers, best of lettuce and many other kinds of vegetables. JOHNSON'S MARKET Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets Phone 97 PORT At" PKIM-H F.plilrmir; nf uplnnl nvnlnnlll" In Haiti. r, j (;it"s irporU'i n last three weekx. ' Johnson Market POULTRY EGGS FISH KADDIIO tilt We Don't Fool Folks on Chickens And just now fryers are very ..plentiful and vjry cheap. We have them on hand every day in the week. " r : ' SATURDAY 3 medium size fryers, dressed and drawn $1.66 Fancy dry-pieked liens, per lb.. 30 We will also have plenty of Large Fryers. 00 nice young frying rabbits, per lb. 30 FISH SPECIALS " Cat fish, per lb 35f? t'atalina Island Saudabs, per lb , 15 Skinned Sole per lb : 25 Ivod Snapper, per lb: 25 Chinook Halnum, per lb '. 35p Halil)iit, per lb : 35? Sablcfish, per lb. 25 Crabs, Oysters, I laddies. Salted and Kippered Fish " " Free Delivery Phone 1136 You get QUALITY MEATS at the PEOPLE'S MARKET Eastern Bacon Bacon Squares Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders . , '! ;n 'All Choice Cuts of BEEF ROASTS " YOUNG PORK ROASTS ,. , SPRING, LAMB , , VEAL ROASTS , RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE PURE PORK SAUSAGE EASTERN HAMS (half or whole) per lbl..'30 PEOPLE'S MARKET In Johnson's Market ' Phone 1058 Free Delivery - If " . ' , .t . , r, , FRANKUN S BAKERY In Johnson's Market - M ' ' Specials for Saturday T5RKA1, SMALL LOAVES 2Sc '.' loaves &J WALNUT ROLLS, 25 C 13HKAI), LAROF, LOAVES, 9K 2 loaves A I . I'LE S AUC10 OAK KSr O - each : DC HOT BREAD at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M.