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MOVE UP CENTRAL
POINT PICNIC TO
DATE NEXT MONTH:
CKXTHAL I'OINT, June 51. !
The many friends of Mrs. Louise;
Cumnili)K were grieved by the ;
nowH of her death lut Sunday ,
evening at the family home, ufterj
a short illness. She hurt been in
poor hculth for several weekK hut
was not confined to her bed until
the lust few days.
She was a i'onsclntious Chris
tian, beloved both at home and
ntnong her many friends und a
faithful member of the local AV. ;
It. C. She leaves to mourn her
death, her husband. Ilenjamln F j
Cum mines, and two daughters, 1
Mr a. Stella Jensen of California,!
who has been with her mother '
during her recent Illness, and Mrs. I
Hentha Spenr. who lives in, the!
oast. The funeral services were j
held Tuesday,' Juno l!Uh, at p..
m.. In Moil fold, at the Perl funeral
homo, and from there the body j
was taken to Colma; Calif., for i
burial. Hev. Millard, former pas-1
tor of the Mod.'ord and Central'
Point Christian churches, preached-1
an appropriate sermon anU , the
ladies of the Women's Kellef Corps:
conducted their resular burial hmJ
g vice. Many friends were innt-;
tendance to show their Empathy to j
the bereaved family. --,
Owing: to the very busy time"
and a coolness in the weather, it'
has been decided to postpone thef
annual Union Sitnduy school -picnic'
which was scheduled for Friday
of this week, until, some ffme;ln
July. The time will be announced
Inter.
- The funeral services of the late
"William Thompson "were held at
the Perl funeral home Sunday!
afternoon, ' when many friends!
gathered to puy their last tribute j
of respect and love to the de
ceased, and show their sympathy
' 1ttlo daughters and other rela
tives. The services were conduct
ed by Hev. Hamilton of the St.
Mark's Kpiscopal church of Mod-1
ford, and many beautiful f loral I
offerings wore received. The body j
was taken to Portland Sunday i
evening for cremation. I
Miss Dorothy Inman Is spending!
a few weeks of her summer vaca-j
lion at Grants Pass with her1
friends, Sir. and Mrs. II. II. Per-1
noli. j
Anils Casad and "Wyvette Dos-1
well were Medfurd visitors one
day last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whiteside and
son Kloyd of Uoss Lane were vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. li, F. Peart one
evening ins tweek.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Strohmoier
wore In town Friday evening call
ing on friends.
P. O. Sheiiey has rented the
Itoswoll place west of town, re
eently occupied 1 ty M r. a n il M rs.
Item Iturger. und will take imme
diate pt'Km-ivsiun.
Mr. and Mrs. iib Kent of Med
fnnl were in town Thursday even
ing visiting Mrs. O. C. Purkeypilc.
O. C. Purkeypile drove up from
Hogue Hiver Thurmlay night to be
With home folks.
Miss Evelyn Buckles was the
guest of Miss Wltma Sheky Tues
day night of last week.
City Hrunn. who nas just return
ed from O. S. l. at Corviillis, has
resumed his work ul the McCaukey
ranch.
The members' of the Christian
Kndeavnr who are taking part in
the ji:igeant to be giveu at Klam-j
ath ' Falls. Juno 25th. met for aj
good practice at the Hosvvell home
on Tuesday evening and at the;
Wehster home Thursday eveninc. J
The P.oy Senilis met for their i
regular meeting Thursday evening'
and hi addition to their regular!
business they commenced planning
for a week end hike In the near
future.
Th eyoung people of the Chris
tian Endeavor enjoyed a swimming
party at the Ilelman Paths Friday
evenimj and Inter n picnic lunch
In Uthia park. They left town
about 7:30 in a bncli, there, being
about 2o In the crowd. '
Mr. and Mrs. Casad and family
left Saturday morning for Aurora.
where they expected to attend a
family reunion of Mrs. Casad's
people on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Davis wero
In town Friday evening and at
tended the C. E. swimming party
at Ashland.
Mrs. Paul Martin was calling on
town friends one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have
moved to Medford, but Mr. Ander
son is still filling his position as
clerk In the Thein store. j
Mr. and Mrs. Albert on and fam-
lly moved to Oold Hill for the!
summer, to bo near Mr. Atherton's
work;
Word was received from Everett
Scott and Norval Wiley that they
had stopped on their way to San
Diego and were working 1n the
prune orchards near San Joso.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett left for
Salem Saturday In their ear. to
enjoy a week's visit with relatives
and friends, v
Southern Pnclfic slockyard at
this place has beep recently en
larged to twice its former capacity.
Considerable stock has been ship
ped from here the past year and ,
several times the yard has been
too small to accommodate them.
Miss Ilea trice Seabrook, Mrs.
Elizabeth Uurger and Miss Mil
dred Purger arrived home Satur
day afternoon from their two
weeks trip through California.
They were accompanied home by
Miss Alice Seabrook. They attend
ed the graduating exercises and
baccalaureate sermon as wel las
nil the other commencement exer
cises of the liiblo Institute. "While
on their trip Mrs. Uurger and Miss
Mildred lturger enpoyed an all
day's outing to the Catalina isl
ands, In company with Miss Ber
nlce Burger, J-awrence and Lewis
Collins and others. They took a
sail in the glass-bottomed boat and
report the sea bottom gardens
wonderful. While on the wny
A good
;cook puts
up fruit a little
at a .time . . .Hills
Bros follow the
same principle
in roasting
coffee
down lo Log Augeles. they spent
one night with Mi's. Nettle tiieeii,
u former residtjit of Central
Point and also Table Kock, but
now living In Berkeley. They also
visited friends t In Oakland and
spent some time In San Francisco.
Miss Jessie Seabrook demained
in California with Miss Florence
Hamrick for a couple of weeks'
outing in the Vosemite valley with
r. ca iniing party. Miss lterniee
lturger remained in Lo Aiujelcs
for the summer and so did J tw -re
nee and loul Collins.
Miss Elizabeth l)unan arrived
home Friday evening and Miss
(.i lady 8 Bond came In the same
stage, but went direct home as
she was unable to stop fur a visit.
This was the largest number of
graduates from Central Point that
have ever graduated at the Bible
Institute, although several Central
Pointers have graduated there be
fore. The graduates included Miss
(iladys Bond, Miss Alice Seabrook.
Miss Florence Hamrick, Miss Eliz
abeth Duncan, Miss liernice Bur
ger and Lawrence Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin. Miss
Dorothy Martin and Miss Wilda
Hall motored oyer to Crescent City
last Sunday to .spend a few hours
on t trj beach, returning the same
day.
Air. and Mrs. Olof Swenson and
fa m i I y w e re i n t o w n Su nd ay at
tending services at the Villon
church.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilcox and small
son Bobby arrived from San Fran
cisco last Friday evening for a few
weeks' visit with the Ernest Scott
family and other friends. She will
be Joined by hrr husband later
at Klamath Falls .and visit Mrs
Violet Anders and also relatives
and friends in the northern part
of the state before returning to
her home In California.
Mrs. Jack Southwell and daugh
ter Elizabeth have moved to Dia- i ,
mond lake for the summer, to be j I
with Mr. Southwell, who is car-; j
pentering nt that place. j
James Harris, who has been en-
joying a few days' vacation, ar-;
rived In town M1nday In com- j
pany with his mother, and after,
visiting friends a short time re
turned to Klamath Falls Wedtics-1
day morning to riisumu his service j
station work at 'tJtat plane. He
drove up to Corvn'llls where hisj,
mtoher has been visiting her son
Herbert since the first of the
mouth, and attende dthe com-,
mencement exercises of the Ore-:
gon State college where Herbert
Harris wus a graduate, and to
gether they went to Portland and'
attended the beautiful wedding
ceremony of Russell Harris and I
Miss Dorothy Cummlmfs, which
was solemnized In the Uose City ;
Methodist Episcopal church. Tues
day evening, June 12th. After a ,
short visit with the bride and j
groom, ' Mrs. Harris and James
went to Klamath Falls by way of
the Columbia highway and Bend
and Mrs. Harris spent several days!
in K la i hath Falls with her son
James.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Salade and'
children left Thursday of last we.ck
for Chicago, where they expect to
spend the next year.
Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Coles, son
nnd daughter, of Santa Barbara,
Calif., arrived Thursday to spend
the summer at the Louis Sulfide
ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Coles are not'
strangers In our valley, as they j
owned the 40 1 orchard at one j
lime and lived in Hogue Hiver val- :
ley for several years. ' j
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hughes and
Carl Coleman drove over from
Klamath Falls Saturday evening i
for a visit with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Huyck at the Sa
lade ranch. They returned home
Sunday evening.
P. L. Johnson and L. E. Williams
spent Snturday night with home
folks. They are engaged In con-
struct on work on the highway !
about LT miles this side nf t'ics-1
cent City. They returned Sunday!
to resume their work. !
True Scott and Mr. Trill made
a business trip to Horn brook the
last of last week. .
M r. and M rs. Perry Wa it, wh o !
are engaged In extensive poultry j
raising In Sardine creek, were busl-!
ness-visitors In our city Saturday (
afternoon.
. Milton Coleman came In on l-he
singe Friday evening from Siind
Point, Ida., where he has been this
last winter. He Is working for
Jesse Itlchardson nt present.
Miss f trace Men-It t was a Grants
Pass visitor one day recently.
. Lou Swartz went to Grants Pass
to see the finish of"lhe marathon !
Wednesday nicht.
Mrs1. Al Huyck was In town Wed
nesday visiting friends. She was
a dinner, guest at the J. L. Burger
home. I
HAVE BOOTH AT
JULY 4THMT
B I : I XV 1 EW. J u no 22. The
ladies f the Cpper Valley Com
munity club are having a cake
sale at Hardy Brothers grocery
store tin Saturday, the proceeds
to be applied to the building fund.
A committee was appointed at
the last club meeting to take up
the matter of having a concession
in the park during the Fourth
of July celebration. Definite plans
have not been made in regard to
the matter.
Miss Adena Joy and Miss Lor
rain Sparr accompanied Mr. Fow
l'i county alien t. to Curvallls on
Thursday to bo In attendance at
the last day of the summer ses
:n. The girls will return Sat
urday, as will Mollle Helms and
Anna Meisner of Wellview, who
attended the full session ul Cor
vall's. M Iss Lolita Pearson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson,
returned a few days ami from Los
Angeles, where she has been at
tending a Bible institution.
Mr. and M rs. Boy Hesse wner
of Bellview have moved to Ash
land, where they will make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miles en
tertained with a picnic dinner at
th'ir home on Sunday. The din
ner was scrxed on the lawn. Thoso
who tnjtyt-d this atialr urn- Mr t
iinl Mrs. Frank Warren and fam
ily and Mr. and Mis. WakffteU ,
aiul family.
.Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Barnes are
busy pit king ami marketing the ,
large crtip of cherries, whit h art.'
right at their heaviest bearing
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bichanl Sheiteiter
and family attended a Joint plc
nie Sn inlay on the Creen Springs
highway when the Luth'-ian chuieh
from Klamath Falls, Mvdl'ord.
CI rants l'ass and Ashland, of
whi.-h the Shei tellers are mem
bers, all met and spent the day
toget her. with a wonderful picnic
dinner served at I o't lock.
Mrs. Frank Fll h and two sons
of I'nriland are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. I,. Muscat und tioori;e
liaisted. who are living In the
Tolimtii tuny on. Mr. I'hiistrd JBUl
Mr. Muscat have employment with
the Covins Milling company.
Miss Wilda Merry man enter
tained at her home Sunday with
a 1 oYhu-k dinner. Those who
enjoyed the day with Wilda were
Myrtle Norved. Sadie Jones. How
ard WUlev. Homer culhertson and
Clarence Dunbar. The a Iter noon
was i;peni with games ami a gen
eral gootl time, as only young
Colli can have.
Harold Ash by, principal of the
j Ketio school, was a dinner guest
I at the Joy home one day last
iweek.
' Buster Owens, who has been
;confinei in a hospital at Hilt, is
i improved so that he Is able to
jbe in Ashland and Bellview visit
ing velativos ami frineds.
I Mrs. C. It. Coodmaii entertained
! at her home on I'nion street Fri
I day sfternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs, Clarence Crowsou of j sout lu ru California, who took pos
Klamath Falls. The afternoon : session at oin-e.
was spent with music and con- j Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Neil and
versaimn until the miosis were I '.laughter Joan spent Sunday at
Invited to the dining room, where their ranch In the Dead Indian
a delicious two-course luncheon country.
was served at a table beautiful I -
with a basket of pink and or. hid ! A Dry low n In Japan
bratluti of the emperor's eoroim
lion. Also the town's sentiment in
against liquor.
blossoms as a centerpiece. Those
imhiiied on the guest list for this
affair were the guest of htm or,
Mrs. Clarente Crowson: Mrs. Carl
tiottsche of Modi oid. Mrs. Mark
i'nie. Mrs. Jesse Ne:I, M it-s Claia;
Wills and the. hostess, Mrs. Hood
man. ;
M rs. W. Keaton ami daughter ;
Alma were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. T. A. Merry-j
: man op Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Keaton 'and her daughter expect j
to leave Thursday evening for
San - Francisco, where they will!
remain for some time. Mr. Keat- 1
on is a patient at the Southern
Pacific hospital ami is re pro ted
as mueh Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hayes of,
Klamath Falls spent the week -end ,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. !
James Hayes of Bellview.
i A. B, Brown returned to his;
home In the Nell creek vicinity ;
last week alter spending several !
', months in Arizona for bis health.
; llo Is very much improved, and '
' his friends are all glad to sec !
1 him home again,
j .Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wolf and
sim of Meill'oni were guests nt
jlhe home of Mr. und Mrs, W.
Moore on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark True
Bellview were dinner guests
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Sellers of Central point Sunday.
Joe True sold his one-acre.tract
of land in Bellview Monday to
C D. (iregory and family of
TtK Yo -sale of alcoholic bev
erages is forbidden in the town of
, T.ikatmui a. pop u latum 1 SOn. The
town council so voted. The pur
pose Wn to have II M orderlv i'it-
. Xiner Write to Order
LONDON Would Budyard Kip
ilitig accept fl.L'ii a word? 'I never
I write to older," he replied. Tim
j incident was revealed by (lllbert
Frankau at the annual luncheon
of the Kipling society.
Classified advertising pets results.
Upside
Down Cake
from Adcl Oregon
Just sve how utect
tttsing i.rtsco im
proves the jhn or of
your most delicate
tiesserts.
7 tahlfspncnt Critco 1 cup brown sugar
1 cup shielded or cubed pineapple tor
uic whole ahcea from a amall can)
Melt Cri.o in frying pan. Atld brown
Miar. Stir until mcltcJ. Cover with
piiieipplc. (It whole slices, Uy tlicui
in cjrclully.) Pour over this a bitter
u follows:
1 cup white tuiar cup boilinf
1 i cua nfled pa. water
try flour 2 tcaipoona bak-
2 beaten eg&s in powder
ii teaspoon salt 1 teaipoon vanilla
Sift together all dry ingredients. Add
cjjrs. Stir in slowly, boiling water,
Atld vjailli and b-tkc in moderate oven
o F. U) to jo minutes. Turn from
pan upside down m pineapple on
top. Serve with sweetened whipped
crcini. Top with maraschino cherries.
This dessert is delicious made with
apples, fresh or canned --caches.
Air. L. W, C.
aiuiiiiiiii ""v' T..T J
Thf. fruit keeps its shape, when cooked in tlic hot .
syrup a few slices at a lime. And the rare flavor
of Mills Bros. Coffee is assured because Hills hW.
roast their coffee a few pounds al a time by their
patented, continuous process.
Hills Bros, originated this exact method of
roasting coffee and it is their process exclusively.
They also originated the vacuum pack for coffee
which seals in the delicious aroma and' flavor
created by roasting a few founds at a. lime.
Drink Hills Bros. Coffee it is sold everywhere.
Ask for it by name and look for the Arab on the
can. Send. or. your free copy of the delightful
bookSct on coffee "The Art of Entertaining."
Address Hills Bros., Dept. 334. 2 Harrison St.,
San Francisco, Calif. t
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Freik rem the ni.
nal vacuum fuck. Eaiily
m aptnti tci a kef.
CRATER LAN FANS
The attraction "Tcndorloin,"
fij'Kt talking picture, Htarrlnc Do-
lores CoVtvllu with t.'unrad Nam?!, 1
In packing the Craterlan theater
to the door. NeviT Iuim xm ii -n-thiMioKin
hern nen, with the po
ill Exception of A I .lolson'x np-Mnranrr-H
In "The Jazz Hituxfr."
The effect of the Intcrpolalcd
tlliiluKue, to heighten the power of'
the - mout dramatic HCt)u'n'.'. Ih .
electric. The, yolceiThave recorded
perfectly. Mi 'ontcIloM speech
Ih JtiKt what otic would expect it
to be. judging Uy tho lovelirn' of
h.rncreen prenence. Conrad Na
Kel'n yearn of Mtagc training how
in hiH rendition of IiIh linr. Tio-r-Im
ii I ho the rh'h Hyniphonh: accom
paniment of VltnphoiiR to tho
varying inoodi of the exciting
Mo.-y.
Dorothy Vernon in a delightful
comedy relief hh Aunt Molly,
keeper of the thieve rendezvous
and tho men who play the "rough
guy" of the underworld. J-ew Ih.
JStone, Wolheim and Hartlgan are
made for their part.
The two Vltajihone actn are alao
deserving of much mnfc'on; they
are a show In themselves and Irt
fact proved by many as the beri
two acts yet offered on the Vlln-
JOHNSON'S MARKET
EVERYTHING
TO EAT
Plenty Parking
Space
Owned and Controll
ed by Home People.
Corner Grape
and Sixth Sts.
Block East P. O.
Free Deliveries Daily
Morning - Afternoon
In the Center of
Medford
Store No. 1
Ixicatcd In dohu-oit
.Mai kel. Olh and
(irapo Stit'etM
Phone 1003
Reliable
Cash Grocery
Members nf Home Buying Ass'n
Eat With Us and Eat for Less
Store No. 2
l.mnU'il lit 117 N
iV'ini'al Avr. Til
llciikiliill lliilldliiK
Phone 20
Last Saturday we opened our Store Number 2 at 117 North Central
Avenue and we take this opportunity to thank everyone who attend
ed the opening and also our many old customers who have been
trading at Store Number 1. When you trade at either of our SELF
SERVICE stores; you are assured of QUALITY at 'the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES consistent with Quality.
Prices at both stores are always the same. ' We de
liver any si?;e within the city limits deliveries leave
our stores at 9 and 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.. Should you
wish to phone your order in we will send it to you
and you pay the delivery company for your order.
1220 Orders Were Sold in Our Two Stores Last Sat
urday. Was Yours One of Them? ' '
Specials for Saturday Will Be on Display in Our Windows
. We Buy for
Cash in Large
Quantities
C. A. Whillock
, Prop. .
The Reason
We Sell for
Less
A few of the many Bargains in Fruit and
Vegetables we offer for a
Saturday Special
A few hundred Cantaloupes. While they last 4 for . 25c
Watermelons out of our large cold storage. No extra
charge. Per pound 3c
Merced Field Tomatoes 2 lbs 25c
Home Grown Peaches Per basket ". . '. . 25c
New Spuds, large, well matured 8 lbs 25c
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Green Onions Bunch 5c
We have a large supply of Bananas that we are going to
move at a very low price.
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets Phone 97
Johnson Market
POULTRY
EGGS
FISH
RABBITS
POULTRY SPECIAL d
Fancy Milk-fed Dressed Hensper lb. 25c
Large Dressed Fryers Per lb 35c
Rabbits, young and tender Per lb. . 25c
FISH
Halibut Per pound 35c
Chinook Salmon Per pound . ... . . 35c
Ling Cod Per pound 25c
Black Cod Per pound ...... . . 25c
Perch Per pound 20c
Red Snapper Per pound ........ . 25c
Shad Ber pound . . ;. ...... 15c
Free Delivery
Phone 1136
PICNIC MEATS
Before buying 'your week-end supply of meats
be sure io enine in and look over our line of lunch
meals for Hie. Sunday outing. , .Everything in the
incal, line for that week-end outing. :
Eastern Bacon " Bacon Squares
Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders Special
All Choice Cuts of
BEEF ROASTS YOUNG PORK ROASTS
SPRING LAMB VEAL ROASTS
RED ROCK COTTAGE OHEESE
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
EASTERN HAMS (half or whole) per lb....30tf
. PEOPLE'S MARKET
In Johnson's Market
Phone 1058 Free Delivery .
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