Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

7xnE TWO
Local and
' Personal
Tn r lot-in wefc of n hool tart- Ward rom(nr to h opened hr(
M ff this roomin wiihMh finl in veral month. Th lots east J
naminanor.s in th public KhJ. ! of th wwxlB building have al
vhi'h will he cmilnuM until to-! ready been narty fAmpNHjr -
fit.tr, afternoon. whn th wwk , pawtfO nnd Wi building of wood
1. practically over. th pupil n form for th concrete work.
,f wh riigh Mhl and grade- will prooabiy commence in a ehort
ti-d nM vMt the school a pain ' tim.
until 1:3 p. tn. Friday, wtien tby . j Medford atin hirt '
return to their grade card, i ,tahUhmnt wltl he closed M-,
Wdn'dr. Memorial day. oi -t-tnm-
a naturnl holiday for I1 .
but th tarhrs. who will b bfi.y
ih.il flay. Thursday and r ri'i-tj
forer 'n
in examining tn-
paper.
AH Medford m-- And buih
TaLnirjnfM will b cltvl M
inrji day.
TT;;ht lOndrill. a:iJnt in th
local I'nH'd State wathf-r bureau '
.Ti.on. reamed rgular dutie J
ilir. thin mornlnir. alter an iiin- thinnm In Ja-kon tounty. a'--oro-'
t.t fvt-r two w cauid W art intr to rhrl flottll-! of th local '
utxfil ar, and havir.g had hi hranh of th I'nitd Hta.t- fr' t
Uw.i rmur-4 Uurt k. ' -mployTn'-nt prvc. II report v'
AM-r, xinia. rallardia and nnp- j that v-ral or hnrd. fm ludinr
rtr;ttron planl for al-. 4 Quint. I th? Ftar rlc. K. i Corn. Thorn-;
itfji-y and Davnhlll trart ,ar mat-i
fluHTtn from a dUtanr rtrlwtr-d J inar preparation to ht'in tomorrow;
M M-dford hot-l include It. I or W-dnday If a uffiH-nt num-Mnh-w
of Sw Tork City, harl- j br of thinner c-on obtained.
J. Xfkemp ot Claow. V-fjtIand, ! Thtnnfnr all or-r the vall'-y in -:
I.yl I. Harvey of Cleveland. O., pected to b In full wtne by the!
Mr. and Mr. K. . fl;trd of Van j fir of nxt month. ;
r ouvr. It. Miw Vrnn I.ir.d Cut flowr and trrn for d-:
:iit of !.firan I'tah. 'J. A. "un-1 oration day. Tuwdar 25th. I-V-on-'
fintrham of Washington ft. and omy flrowtfTia, Cth and Central. 7
I'li Purvis and Xaf Kreid of j Inr ItidM nmone th" Orponian
Uwlon. X". I. t r(fltr-d at M-dford hotf-li! nr
The iartin of the Flmt M' thodit J r. . fb-hl'T of I-ewlton. Mr. and1
rhurrh will hold a rummage and j Mr. I!. J. Moor of X where, Mr.'
cook'-d fod mlf Jun )t and 2nd j and Mm. I. !J. Johnson of AHtorta. I
in the rrom formerly orenpled by ;
th "Do-Drop In." UriH doer went !
of Knrmera" and Kruft(;roweri bank t
Ilk k Taldf-r. al'houirh atill limp-;
intt. r-umed hl dutUn tixtay at I
Hi Medral building after an ab-j ndny mornina-. praparatory to
Hf-m-f of ovr two wek caufl taklnc pnrt In the annual Uecora
by ill aer-fdental throwins of hb!tion day parad. All mmbra or
rifcht feneerap out of joint. wnri j ur;d to pr-ent before thnt
It iurnd around auddenly to e Urn If po.lbl.
who wax rficina; th elevator btll. "The Itofcebarjc irtrawberry car
AlthouKh the wwollen kne still' nival wax a derided kucch"' aaid
hurt on x-ray examination ditt- PTtary Rakr of th Chamber of
that It wan properly et and f omwur, who rtamd yesterday
that it 1m only a ctuextion of time from Kowehurac, wh-re h epnt
when th knee fa afcaln normal. Haturday. "There were many peo-
A lare aawrlment of aereen I p'e in the elty." h continued, "and
door at Wooda Lumber Co., 711 1 the program wan no ayntematlrally
J". Main. Phone CS arranred that there wan hardly a
Today La riawt day at the Central i dull moment during the may of the
Point high erhonl whieh will fat (Hertford delation, whlrh Inrluded
(liMmu-Med thU week. Iivlna: cui
for aeholaatlc work were to be
awarded thi afternoon in addition
lo a lovinat rup whlrh u to he pr
r;nted to th hifih Nx hool haMkethalt
tam. which won th ounty thom
piotiHhip la! year. Th rup wax
donated by the Centml Point Par
ent -Teorhern' nfWjelatlon.
IVunted MoTitanun to attend
th annual plenlr. Kverhady auto
park, Phoenix. Hiinduv. June I, 11
Mr. and Mr. Frederick WiUon
left thi fot-noon for their horn
in ftukland, Calif., ffillowfmc three
day rnt here t the ftuefta of
relative while en route from a mo
tor trip to Portland.
Ion'l be tied down by curable
HI. Chlroprartif , -with ItuMAfnti
mamuiKe will ifive you health, Mr.
;imkln, over Woolworth tor. 71
Temporary auto licen wr 1k-
sued at the Mheriffs office today
rial
to (', ti
Hwartsfogi-r of Plnehurst,,
Kadi Covey and HitroM MW'rudy
of Medford.
Jtr. If. P. Coleman han returned!
from a finhlhg trip to the eoaxt j
and will nuik appoint mentH and
be in hi office at lite UMial hour.
CitlifornlanR regintered nt Med
ford ho) i-Id Include Mr. nnd Mm.
C. M. Thorpe of (everly Milln. Mr.
and Mr. L. II. firynn of Kort
Itrugg, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ktlllwell of
Hcddlng. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Kingn
lon of perkelty. Mrs. Km ma Jack
man of Chbn. K. M. Hodge. J. It.
James, Frances riarly. lr. J. A.
.'offer and Mr. and Mrs. L. Llliott
of Im Angep-s, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Kicker. I!. C. Welburn. Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Carr. Harold Ktrlckland.
It. i;. Cuthcart. Prank Mnsher and
pri-di-rick Hortiin of Kin Franrit.ro.
Herein doors at Woods Lumber
Co.. 711 II. Main. Phone 10. b
Herbert Moor, a state traffic
officer who has been stationed in
Mi. Kalem dlstrlrt arrived In Med
ford yetterdny to begin dullM an
n regular officer for this district
under Htatc Traffic Lieulenunt O.
o. Xh hols. Officer Moore will
make" Medford hi headquarters
and will probably patrol the
eific nd Crater Iakn hlu'hwia-s
out of this city.
Helnian's hatha nnd plunge opn
a-on rn
V
In Bread
a fine, even texture U
the lign of proper fer
mentation, which in
turn makei a iweet,
nutty flavor. Note the
excellent texture o f
Fluhrer'g Milk Bread.
This i the secret of it
phenomenal sales sue
cess.
Th razing of th wooden tiro- (
ry hti tiding at th corner of .
fZigbth rtrt end Central rnn:
was begun today in further prepa
ration for the const ruction of the.
nw husln rruetur for the
branch rtor of th Montgomery;
nonal day. '
Marriage lic-:iPHt wr bucuM at ;
tn. county clrfc offic today to.
f"ht- Appi-eat. l?al. farmer
of Ahiand. nd Hazel Shiver. 1-.
gal. a hMl -' h'-r of Ashland,
and to FrawUi Carney. 24. and;
Winifred Kton. ST. tx.th of Santa ;
Cr-ut, f'alif.
Kurnltur r-palrinir want 4. A.:
X. Thttiauli. I'hon !&-ft. TC
Thr In a rtidd la'-k of app
U, B, I'arker of f'ondon and F,. ft,
1 in of f;rehm.
Mmbm of th Amrln Legion
drum eorpn are rfUKtd to aa-j
rambl at th fhambr of Com-1
mere huildine at :lfl nt Wed-J
lurK numlw of ritiz-tiK
Clarenre Edward. , uncompanifil
by thre frlf-nilM. managed to hrak
throuKh the Know and Ice of thf
Diamoml tJtkf r,iifriry y.rnlzy in
M-Ten hour. They -ntered thr
lab r-elr.n from the Klamath xlilf
and w-' forced to nhoVPl finow u ml
cut Iok In orilfr I" innkc the driv
Inc of tliclr car fioi-.ll.l..
ArnonK the Klamath county
ltir who vreri- In Vedford y.ler
day arc M. M. Itaendulc and lar
'!' Trlplclt of Chlloquln nnd ttull
''artwrlKht. Ivan r'arlwrlKht and
Mike Kmuia of Klamath Rill.
A rtrlklnK lihotoaranh made by
J. erne Khnncl. of the Khnnt-lc
Ktudlo CMptrUilly for l)-corallon clay
I. allractlni; milch attention from
lt Ti'ace of rrhllllllnn In front of
Ihe JH.Mlfuril bulldlnr. The pie
tune Ik a etalue of "The Thlnk-r"
on n reu poppy, in en is Mow of
red
which lend an nnuu;il effect. The
photograph will prottnhly be on dip
play fur n wk or tn days.
Ilopp Itebekah lodge Xo, H.
Anhland extend Invitation to all
rtelkahn. Odd Fellows nnd their
families nf Medford, tn attend n
banket dinner In Liihla park. Tues
day, May ?!Mh. at StlO. A recep.
tlon and dartc wilt follow In the
L O. o. F. hall. In honor of Ixnib-e1
Peroxzi, president of Kebekah as
sembly of Oregon.
Th Iephlfin clas number one
will mft at the residence of Mrs.
Porter. 1010 South Onkdal nve
nu. Thursday at 9:30 a. m.
Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Murray nnd
thtr guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W.
Pick of Dallas, Tex., left on n trip
to Happy Camp yesterday and
spr-nl the day fishing and picnick
ing. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Itrandon and
daughters. Kuntc and Junnitu.
spent jester ilny nt the v Ixiflanrl
rnni'h near Jacksonville yesterday
on a picnic
Dr. II It. Mnlhtdland nnd Jay
Our fished In the TTokiic river yes
terday nnd caught the limit In sal
mon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed ftrnwn nnd u
party nf friends motored to I-nkc
Lr the U r.mii vi.im-,in.. nn ft-h
,ntr Iiml TftMirf, rll
Louis Hprlnger, who lost his prise
Hprlnger spaniel and advertised In
the Mail Tribune, recovered his
dog Saturday.
William Simpson, representative
of th Suulhh Drug company, is
making on of his periodical visits
, her this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strlplln of
Oakland and their small daughter.
Oloria I mm, are vMtlng with Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Worth. 121 New
town street, this week, having ar
rlved In the city Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Hanzlik arrived In
Medford from Chicago yesterday
morning and Is saying at the local
. . C. A. for several days. This
I will make the third nmtor trip Mrs.
i Hanxlik has made from thr middle
western city abme ituring th past
two years. She Is enamoured of
the Itogti Itlver valley and may
locate her within the nenr future.
Sidney Haystip nnd Weir Mr
fbtnald. formerly of .Medford nnd
now both of Eugene, visited in the
city over the week end ami re
turned lo the northern city this
morning.
Miss Alice Ingnll. who has been
employed at the Patterson studio
.during the winter and spring, left
Haturdny for her home In i:uK'nMt Iw n r-al nrlvlk-K In xro It
In mnki' pri'Punitnry nrninin'ini'nlii
fur hiT riinK whlrh In ken iilin-r
till- rnil i.f Ihl, wrelt
Kur thn flmt llmi- .Im-- I hi- 'II
tif u-nrm winllir hnn lnfn nrfvull
Iiik hi'f fur two wipN nr ntrtr,.
thi' wi'iillli-p fiiri-iUMl fnr li!;iy nifn
tltiiin thr Muril nln. rnrrralinK
prnlinMr mln fur tnnlpht nnd Tiion
ilny. Thr ninxlmntii nf yi-.trnlny
wnii t4 nncl tntlny'a minimum n
44.
"UTEDrOTrrT'rATU TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .
SEEK TRANSATLANTIC HONORS
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'Three women hope to span the Atlantic during the nuA few
months. They are Miss Mabel Boll, tipper left, wealthy American
diamond queen, who has borrowed Charles A. Le Tine's "Columbia"
to fly from New York to Paris; Mile. Lilly Dillei, Viennese actress,
who hopes to crou from Lisbon to New York or Philadelphia, in a
sister ship to the Bremen, and, right, Fraalein Thea Rasche, Ger
man ariatrix who has mapped out course from New York to her
homeland. '
Dr. Arnold liennett Hall, presi
dent of the Cnivernity of Orecon.
arrlyed In the cily Heiurday niuht
from Oranln I'ann where he Bavc
the hlKh nchool commencement
addrem on Friday.
Ifn will seak
ut Anhianri. men school corn men
mem on Thursday night,
and tefore the Mdford commence
nient class next Friday. Ir. Mall
fcpent yesterday afternoon Kolfinu
on the Med ford cour;.
Mr. L. Itut-h of Portland and
her daug.iti-r AHi-e arrived in Md
ford yesterday and are upending fl
few day In th city on buwin"
and pl'ajMire.
Mrs. Alfred P.oIp of Vancouver.,
Wash., and .Mr. Kllssalith Wet-'
cher of Los Anif'-lrt, f"xllf.. are
fp n'lin s hurt tim In .M--df"rd
sm the hoUe tyu'Htft nf their mother,
Mr-. Sadie Stewart.
(iiiest-t fnm Portland registered
at Medfoid hotels im-ludf Howard
P. Hoa?-'im:in, It. Orwrie. V. O.
Luiz. Mr. and Mrs. Kb-tcher Linn,
f. It Ticr. C. H. Ofinibb. All
Hampori. Mr. and Mrs. J. i:
try. Caifh Davin. C. Ward. A. It
Holdertnan. W. J. Morrow. O. V
Storey, Mrs. iPdle lllggins. Mr. and
Mrs. S McOilick nnd Hoy Ward,
Mrs. Jack Southwell of Central
Point U reported to be very 111
with pneumonia at the Jackson -
vlll sanitarium, where today her
condition was s:ill damrTous. -
Will K. Orbtson. sales mannccr
nf ihf i:odcrick I. an airricult ural
imnb ments cnmiianv of Mansfield '
..( t.,..hw..l rtiwl hiL-h school
chum of It. A. Knppe in Ihnt city.
on his tour of th jobbing centers j
or Cunnita and the Pmlfic const.!
arrived hre Sunday morning for j
a two days visit with Mr. Koppes
and family and d.-imrts tonight
to visit the large California cities,
on his annual swing around the
const, , year ago he stopped off
a d:iy fv the same purpose.
A la re- attendance is urged to be,
present tonight at the regular meet-j
ing of the local American legion I
post nt th Armory, where routine)
,. n.1 l.iiMlxn.m ni'illt.ry fl l . In'
come up for discussion.
If. W. lluckner of Pochester.
Tex., was among the motorists from
n distance who registered today
at th etocnl brunch of the nut of
state registration bureau.
Cigarette nnd tobacco manufac
turers are being asked by the
trade and commerce committee of
the Portland chamber of commerce
to Insert a smoker's code in all
packages as a warning against for-1
est fires during the dry season. Thcj
code follows: "Dangerous to smoke.
while traveling on forest, brush or
grass land. Smoke only while stop
ping In n safe place clear of all
Inflammable material, or during or
right after n heavy rain, or Inside
of a vehicle on two-way highways,
nr nhnv timber line, uml, after
smoking put out nil lighted mu
terinl." The Oregon Ian.
Among the state of Washington
guests at local hotels art included
V. X. fJrntly of Walla Walla. H. C.
Harlow of Tacoma. Mrs. l-'mtmi
Kingston of Centralis, Mrs. Fred
Watson of Chchall nnd deorgr M.
Hoot. John Itynn. o. M. 'Killer. Mr
and Mrs. C. H. Paddock and C. M
Culver of Seattle.
Mrs. II. l. McCaskry cordially
Invites all members of tit" Med
ford Cnrdcn club to her home on
the old Slag road Thursday after
noon nt o'clock. H r rw garden
Is one of the bt In Ihe stale and
Mr. nnil Mm. ('mi flnttm h of
i Oil. i t. vlnltnl Sumlnv at lhi
Walker home in Talent.
Spechil convocation
Critter I, ike chupter Xo.
IP-', i: A. M , May
Wot Tin P. M. and M. K.
M iI'kh'i . Itimiui l at
6. 1 f p m. Itv ortb-r of
F. li. XICH)I.S. S.c
flJi
I a. n.
I
I :
C rtt'-i .
Household Hints
ret-fnt tins from rusting.
Do
- :not jf.. tinS ruyt After they have
been wa.hd and dried It is a good j more significan evolution ihat is
plan to place them near the fire i going on underneath. It Is to the
for a whort time. This prevents i fulfillment of that development,
cny chance of ru.-ting. ' probably a number of years-hence.
Test In s silk. The best way to , that we must look for the emcr
est xilk Ix to cut off a hmall piece j Knce of a real and substantial
and burn it. If it bums quickly. Chinese nationalism that will Inte
Paving a clear, crivp, gray ash, ' srate the political life of the Chi
i:ie Milk Is mire: but if It Hmoulders i nese people, organit an effective
and leaves a heavy reddich-brown i
an IL nan li'Vn ireaicn wnii itiistui-
jr:iS ' !
Ise bnkinu pcwiler cans for '
bukini: your nut bread. It will be
; m dainty siae for mtndwicheift to
ti-v at parties or afternoon tea.
, Tin r:in. jtur-h as coffee nnd
hr,j:inK iiowier c.tn. enumele to
h;.rmoni-.e with the kitchen color j
scheme, f.nd decoratfd or not, ile-IH-ndiiig
on uv.f'y. ability, make a
m..-t I'ltttictiv- net tt containers i
for cereals, nuts, raisins. siscinl I
flours, and so forth, vbich cantiid. j
be arrangfd neatly when left In
their oilginal p ickagew. The tins
.have the mMcii advantage or nf -
; fording rot' ction from dampness.
t mice, and inM ts. Small may on-
1 nait-e jars and mhr glass Jars
with screw top a n useful f or
holding spices ami sucn maienainj
which are puirn.isen
a mount s.
in small
Ibfoic putting earth
into win
'l'w box'
whitewash the insides.
This not only keeps insects out. hut
keeps the boxes from rotting.
Si-ottlh ItlU.
ting1 of Scottish!
The mc-
Ilites advertised for
night has been postponed
for one week.
L. K. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
Sn kltuhlrt-s Notice,
Xoticc Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
nf the Home Telephone and Tele -
s. t W t-.
KIUtll iiui'i'i" n vsr-
gtn. will be held at the office of
: the company. 21 K West Sixth St.,
Mcdfurd, Oregon, at 3 o'clock p.
,f June 5th, l JH.
i t jt HAMMOND. Secretary.
SI ice p Owners
Attention!
We are in position to pay you
more than nnybody for wool-mo-hnlr.
Her us before you sell.
M EPFOR1) HAItC.AlX 1U)LSE,
Phone 1062. 27 X. Grape fit.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOK SAI.K Urnnd new 4-room!
modern ttungaliw; hardwu(l
floors, breakfast nook, big corner,
lot. paid up paving, dandy gn- j
rAtie nnd woodshed, good loca-'
Hon. nil for S3Un, with only 3mi
rash, balance 30 prr month.
Holmes fr Hcnus. Xah Hotel
coiner. Phone or 1JT7. 87 j
FOU SACK Xw suburban hnme, 1
4 rooms nnd ncr ground near
linker Service station, only tl'SOO.
I .'tit) i-ah. balane $3 prr mo.
Holmes fr Homes, Xuh Hotel ,
cM iier. Phones SJH or 1377. 67 '
FOI XO tn street, lady' felt hat.
owner can have same by railing
at Mall Tribune and paying for
nd. ts
Foil HKXT fi-ronm house, newly
tinted, f.13 Pine. Phone (49-11.
Fol! SAI.K One fresh cow. one
hulf tulle itth of Ccntr.il Point.
W. T V'llsn. on htKhwny. !
Foil SAI.K Ch k. 3 months old
ptilb'ts. Siiiarc heal H.itcherv.
Phone fi ... ci
I.OHT Man's pnrso rontainlKK
money and receipts, iteturn to
li. A. Koppn, M ill Tribune. e
vunl. (9
OREGON, -M OXDAY,- MA
BATTLE LINE OF
K'er aince the Xatio ft a 1 1 a I a j
'r.if-hd: ilLanjfhai in the iKnrr.e
uf liiT. the military map of Chin !
,ha Khovn five or rx Bifferent
rroup. omtlmi In combination i
iih other., hut more often with
'each one opposed to all the rtt.
Thi mele of civil war haa now
lhakn down tmttl rhere hi a farrrr
vretl-marked battle-line extendlnc
from beyond Kalgan Muiheat
ward to the coast above liaichow.
: N..rth of thi line nre ChanK-To-)in.
C'hane Tun-chanr and Uun
'i r.uan-fanif the northern coall- i
t on. south of the line are cniane f
Kai-Rhek. Fene: Yu-hsianir, and
iVen liMi-dhan the southern coali
tion. The three northern war lord
'are for the present opera tine with
'a considerable degree of harmony.
Chang Tun-chang bt not in high
; favor. There have been rumors
ithal i'hang To-lin and Sun Chuan i
fang have plana to eliminate bim
' when thr opportunity off era. For
th moment, however, their forces
, are co-operating In resisting the
nonhward advance of the southern
! forces.
1 Among: the latter Chians Kai
' ithek ha re-established a degree of
authority over the various genera la ;
; who adhere to the Nanking gov
'ernment. Thi group in dominated
! by a c-Uuque of Kwangni general.
xirable to maintain nominal adher-
ence to Chiang. Wert of them te '
! Feng, with a large number of loyal
i troop and an euqually imprejive
j disloyal reputation.. Feng ha no
large city to nerve a hbt base and
ha but one mall arsenal. o that ;
he can obtain arms and munition
only in Huch quantity as Nanking
is willing to supply them. Gover
nor Yen in the northwest Is also
more or less dependent upon out
side help for his munition supply,
and as Chang Tso-ltn now controls
the main route to Russia, Yen is
also somewhat beholden to Nan
king. Thus Is a unity of effort
preserved among the wuthem
groups, and they are everting fair
ly isteady pressure against the nor
thern forces at various points in
the battle-line, with a promise of a
drive on Peking this spring.
Somewhat underneath and he
hind all of this milling civil war.
Chinese nationalism is forming and
developing, hut it is a long. kIow
' process, and the transactions of
general and minister on the tmr
face have little to do with the
government, and enable China to j
-"e -
of th world. I World's Work.)
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Special Recipes
h Tempting Sring
Brent fast Mi-nnn
I
Hny
a
v Slewed Hhutnrl
Ilice Waffles
4. f'nffce
... j.
Sliced ranges
yr Apples Sausages
Bran Muffins Isutter
j Tea Coffee Milk
f Ul
Dried Apricots and Raisins
v Prepared Cereal Sugar Cream
French Toast Apple Butter
Coffee
IV
Corn Flakes with Sliced
Bananas
Scrambled Kggn with Bacon 1
yulck -'nimn Cake Mutter !
French Toast
1 egg. 1 cup milk. 1 teaspoon
sugar, 1 -S level teaspoon suit.
slices
of stale bread, white or
other
I .. ii..
; 1 1 u",,, "..
egg
add the milk, sugar, and salt, and
dip the slices of bread into this.
Itemnve Instantly, then hrown on
a hot. well oiled griddle or frying
pan. This will make enough for 8
slices of bread.
Madc luvte '
R eggs, 4 rufm nf heavy cream,1
2. cups of hot maple syrup.
Beat the eggs lightly and pour
the maple over them slowly. Cook
over hot water until the mixture
thickens, stirring constantly. Cook
and add the cream, beaten until '
stiff. Frerze. I
SALT YOUR HAY
' WITH -:-
- ' MORTON'S
Three-quarter Ground Kiln-Dried
SALT
THE BEST HAY SALT
SPECIAL PRICE
60c pr 50 k ba8
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
phone 260 or 2C0-J-2
0
Y Sft, 1928.
POPPY DRIVE IN ;
a a a 4ak ill
- rULL SWING NUW
The poppy
cur Memorial
make I'opny
nower ani I-
ior r-s ever in
honor of the men ubo are yet
rrin on. and in memory of
tho who have trope. The wear-
ot the red poppy a Kymbol of
patriotl aerric bt a tribute every
9V tn orfadr of
oar country. Let as all wear
poppy on Memorial Day!
Can we for ft ? Tho yeant more
yeara heeet? '
Xo. out yet;
Today. In reverenre you wear
- i-ww
In Flanders Land, where countlem
croMfn stand
So silent stand.
They will not sleep, nor we for-
.fonrive.
If those who live, j
Xeglect to wear a crimson poppy i
. fair.
And breathe a prayer.
klineISal
1 1
The phewinR of (he Abner K. ,
l9" vru,IT,u ciuy m i-ilj.
u vn lUK 1 '
I . Bite with the entrance on Main )
street near the Bear Creek bridse.
I is the first time that a carnival at
: traction has appeared inside the
'""T """
in the city during that time was
caused by the lact that the city
council chafge4 $100 per day li
censes for such shows and this is
the first company that has has con
fidence enough to pay such a high
license.
The Abner K. Kline company
arrived yesterday from. Konebui by
special train, and last evening la
borers were already busy sett ins;
op equipment and tents on the show i
lot on r-aat Main street. The com
pany which will apend one week
here.
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Obituary
ANDRKWS Funeral services for
Jessie Irene Andrews were held at
the Perl funeral home Sunday at
2:.10 p. m.. Rev. T. H. Temple offl-ciatin-T.
Tberw was a large attend
ance 'of friends and a profusion of
beautiful floral tributes. The pall
bearers were J. C. Collins. Glenn
O. Tavlor. H. L. Noblit, Alex Wal
ton. Walter Mundy and I-ouis Crane, j
Interment In Medfonl cemetery.
When fresh fruits or vegetables
jito essential In a child's diet nre ex
1 pensive or hard to procure, good
grades of canned fruits and vege
I tables ate quite as nutritious as
jthe frsh products. The latter are
desirable largely for variety in
I flavor.
1 The investigating child who
wants to tear things down and put
j them together again will not datn
" ! age the household furniture If he
is supplied with the proper toys
for satisfying his desire. Blocks
arc perhaps most satisfactory.
! There are also toys made to be
'taken apart nnd put together again
' ... ... , ,
viinoui injury
can necessary obedience be
ILK
UTTER
CE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFEPURE
PRODUCED - PACKED
THE' SANITARY WAY
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drag Store
How
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mm m i mi rw
obtained with the ntlnl"!'Jtii of
di-nr of nupprtTwdiiar u 'h)ld'a
p4it.nality ? iitr are A'i rl;
n-ablj.h regularity Ut ;U ihlniea
rm Th fimf
HURRY' osLYr'f
i llUIllll DAY LEFT
, ,SEE and HEAR
I rv AL JOLSON-
I llf IN THE PICTURE SENSA- 3
tV"" TTON OV THE YEAR !
Lm The 4
Jazz Singer f V
WITH 5
; h VITAPHONE
anowi w sva xra w.a saw s
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fi, git aas m m m
I Alk, sL otspto ' "M A V F3
W'ffrif JanetGay. . "V,:
gS - ill ' AN0
Ml 1 1 PvV "P cha8, Farre11
luVCaV ' 7th j
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IB memorial HUNT l"(MIW""
!',. j CRATERI AN .;i
I I Wed. May 30 Wed. May 30
"lii-.. gi-iajiC
mi 44 I tn sm swasxasxMWsaMsaiP r nr m rs "fr
FREE
1 Load of Kindling
With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
. 4 J Tier, Per Load
OR
We will sell 1 small load of slabs for
$2.75
Or 2 small loads for $5.00
Summer price
o
Valley Fuel Company
Phone 76
Uejil firly with the fhilrt.
A f i '!' th rhild'a question
khole bewrledly.
Avoid iinn"wary rf-nflint nf
will
now on mill blocks
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