Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1928, Page 11, Image 11

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T. (.I'i Major Jame.s l'it .'.ma'1 ,
li e. taejiiiiet of i n I raiifi Al lan t !o
plane lire men. In V heen pr muted
'o the rank- of colonel in the Tre.-t-ito
n'r -njvief.
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Martha S-..I . ,( i i-.. tti-0
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BARN IS BURNED '
lly Mr. Mttlc I Whipple,
KlMll-K l: I V I. It. .i uiy :'..-Ai
.".:;i'J u"i -lurk Friday iiiu.'nnii- th''
fire iiliirni ufiiitKlfd and k
(In- peopl ii,, pn-tly .-s u I 1 1 m , iis
to lii-iir ih fire hell in K'u;ue
Kiver is very unusual. , l,irn'
Hjiin helontonK t" A. T. .M' ll nii
whn liviciiintr ilmvn. Tie- n:t;h!
was- still :i ml iln- fivt- i Put lit
tle damage to nh.T 1. nil. 1, !'-
Til" liltt- hmi-e ,,; I: I'.i-h W'.V
suffered a badly x or. h l fe.i.
iMit was sunn put nit it i n-.;
Known just ht.v 'he in i i ; '
hut us .Mr. MrlU-:;, Unmn .
:i ass around tli- bai n :i liy In
the evening it is siip.-id ;i -p,t!k
MnnilMTi-(i until t h- !;i U- hom .
whnn it yaim-d eiimiL'h m-. i.-r t-
beeumo it Maze.
1-M I iiinui k. ' spai aii'i
,1. Ii. lie wen ff tin- llnt.-ipii.-.-Ci-ium':
I. T. Callicar. U-ed fur
ItT Ulld (lsi;ir ShepluMi! f Live
( ak ( Iniaye, ii it -n tit tl ,t mil i k'-i -nij;
mcetinu in Med ford i tii Tui's
tliiy ntehi.
Mr. ami Mrs. t;. Ii. Itluteuu
Cruili Seranloii. pa., arrived at
i!. i .. i .,r ci.ii.i- r,
!! .1 W i 1 -.lay in t
s" kllri .u tin-
Mi-- Ki.tn.
Thui -ilny alt-riiM.i
JPu kh.ti i.
"ih.i: iv. ii, i t-j.-H it h..:
in ip-uu- i;iv. r .' mi. .i. r. c. u.-y
wa bfiir.l to s,i when li- !":,; il
at hi.- tli. i in-.iii' ' r "llvjfi in"
it pit i t- .-r i' - iui- k 1" :ui t- nr.-
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.Mr an. I I... 'kin ii
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l;nia-j- -ii--'- SMtnl-i;. at tl
t.-i 1 t..M-
Mi. ami V.j. IP. fi-r
ii.-nia ai-- MMt-iu: Mr.
(hn.iL'c I )n lliiMTiil, as al
I )ai?i'-.nl - I'a 1 lii'r ami
S;in I'iam-is.i.
.l--tins
Ailvi-m i-ts
SMrf VAM.KY. July irii. IN! i
t ic huv i,u itiU'it'.-t l!ir last f v.
d;iys . no one s 'fins t.i Ik1 woi rv
in wlivthrr Smith or Hoove!- will
curry Nmv York, hut iho iii (ju
t if tn of the tiny is "How Umx will
thf hot s,'fll i;iyt'.'-'
1 1 1 i t r 1 v na - i m: 'pf. i-ltl ilUt oil-1 ;iy lU'inUtl-; mil-
r., i:i: I'h;i..t: i ( jt comim-m oil h-aiiiu.; I'ritlity ami
Mi Ki.i'ii::-' ill pinhahly fini.-li work the lasl
i s.iruv-lav Jul. week.
T'. i'- v.ii! . thf .jss HHvn I.iifnl. ulm is atlem!-
,i li,,'"r !.' ti!i'f jut; siiininer st hool at the ti'uiua!.
I'fiit thf week t-it'l with Miss KI
if Straus.
K. liacim-r ami wife, who have
t'.sii-f anil Mr- linn visiting thf i-ast veek at the
1 atr-r..!- l a -w im- Kduitmtou home, left S inula v t
. ! ,,.,! !ia -!: -upp'! vi.-it relatives in T-nhl Hill. fnei
; i - i tn - i'a-s M.-ii -, where they will later let in n tn
their hmne in rnliftn nia.
tnl Mr Mrs. Kit a Stevenson anil duuizlt
l wi i e ler. Mis-s Maw. and Leslie Kar-
.. Tr..i- hart veiled Sunday with the Seutt j " 111 lh;""i lhi'' w h"
anil Mt'ssemier families. i siu .i.
of rah- Having been paintullv injuted hy Mr-, ilf'rn- Murniy and sen .t
iml Mrs. the explosion of a dynamite whirl; j IVnlaml. arnv. d Sumlav at ilu
are Mr. he struck, while hohliu-'l il Ml his j home of Mrs Murray's -a-trr. Mr-
,,,ii,,.r of hand. Maxwell 1 'ayiie Is now re j Sam Ami- rson. Mrs. Murray re.
eovenns trom a wound winch re-: turned to t-etiiami mi .mohu
ti-iim In M i.y the 'tnireil the services of n surgeon f her - n wilt visit lu te until
lav- t' lit on the uiKt tnree nays in a mispnai. j open
il.l.'tW"
hm ;-t l.to-
I'f tl'.ICt tlf
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m.'ir;;i't. t'tto lioh'i-rt is now mar
keting u ate r melons In 1 1 uckload
lot.-. 'l'1-.e m-'loiis are not lame
hut a re of exr-llnt qli.i li: y.
't'h.- Uiiniii' and kirie Lain on
the W. Ik Harris ranch at Sev.-n ,
dak- wc:-.- d.-si roved ''' fire la-r
l-'n.lay afternou. A s!ulMe field
a.-ii-- the ro.itl ram:ht from spai U-an-l
a lame tr;nvs;ack lu'Ionui:
to .rrioltl lloh'i. il v..;- d--troy. .1.
Tiie fir" a la : in was tuini d in on
the !! plo.iie l:e-. atel tli" n-Uh-horhoo.l
r.-p.-io.hd with it u.-ual
prempiiii and n n.h n d -v. ry ;i--itaiii'e
pos-iid-. Mm fur thi. th-lioie-
ami a!i o;h. r h v. i hi in ll
woul,; I;.;.- l.nr.inl. Mk. H;m
d fait, io
CilHl d
T!oi: .-i.n
.Mr
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ef tl,-' la.ii.
.1 on Thtir-.l
Meft and Mr,
ham and the
and Mrs.
hi. I Mi
i h;- e
eek raiilplim iit N'atlil .;!
:- .nut 1' il-y Thomp
v about Am-. ist 1st for
' i!.. to .1- in i!ieir :e.,.th
illia m Thomp-on. h a.
: mi tamer s- hml ;:l ihe
of t 'a!..M-ma
Mi'v t'ti de Kb h-mm.I
i-i k el:d I'.llllWl! al
Vrid., i-M mil; a! l
"k. i- ai d Kov Lamp.
l.fl- tlaUKhtev t 1 o 111 Pottlalid
i . led l I s. 1 ;rit:K"- -1- tei . M 1-s
1 : i i ! l:: 'om. 'I'm-da v afteliiooii.
Mis- l.ois Smyitie r-tui n-d mi
Sund.i alter si'endiii!: a thiee
eelvs- a ii ( ion at t he i oast, in
i'oritaml ami at fori Klamath.
Mrs. V. 'I. Wll-m; and son. d;
:!.e 'eft for l"i ilati.l Tae-d ,v
ev. rim; w here tie y u ill -ced a
ft w ;a .
Mi. and Mr-. Urm S!o.-; of
, t Iimii'.s and Mt - Mat SI..
iM.lv ami tl.nreP.t-r of la-r-kel.-y.
I 'alif .. fori, lei' re -idem - o.
.1,. :. om tile. ailed on M - 1-m
M rullv U i dtie-day altcl nooll.
Mi-. Kied l-'iek and .ia a-: ':: er.
Vii :: itii.t . b ft Thursday o-n i
f.o' N-ola I.o a . w io r- t b' v ii;
i-it Mr. I'i- k'- parent- and oilier
1 el i ' ; e. Illi; I I he I II - pal 1 "1
1 1 ' Sir lmme on
imiil 'i'i it- 1 1 . lion .n:;
farl 1. arson, 'l ie r.m .o,,;,.. ,,
l.fon..f.i and .! . - Cole-
?e. .11 ;-tul t!e .U-:.t - I'born. e S"
Mllba. ,!.an i:-anle and tie
hostess. l.ois fr'iuMhe. After a
llde
: :m:
Uas -e ed.
lot" a l.'.'.-lll' ss li ip
a heifer oil
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but
itool
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minds
very t;
m.-iis are heard
ait. ami .urs. mm imtKiiart iuui-i ,j1;)t
to ihelr heme ni;ain. Iturkharl
hit -e heen nil ine for I lie hi u teau
ilaee the past year. Ill ".VI i.V'iTd.V.
.Mrs. Uuy riimphetl has heen mi n-u o . 1
Ms-it in hm hn.-l.and over ;it Kiam- tuiietd rtt '-,ith-
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reported ' Mr. and Airs. ,i. i,. nowe are en
mid !-rr- joyint; an outinu which will tak'
Perfect Salad Dressings
You can make the smoothest
and richest of salad dressings
with Carnation Milk. It is
wonderful for all cooking
completely dependable in
quality and results, doubly
rich in cream, economical, too.
Write for Cook Booh
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
474-A Cliian St., Portland
Prodticrd in Oref on since 1B0Z
Tli- ..iiil.i.
hiinls In. v.- I
, ill Dinnionil Lake mut IVlk-un Hay. i I. ....I ..f in- I
James IVlton. wlm is in llio val-
Wiii-I; )i"Bins lt'V ii-iini Kurt Klunialh. ;n--ciini)a-N.
iMih.ay nioil John Ortii uf Mi'ilfiinl mi a
visit Willi Sams Valley II iclHls Sun-
ilay.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Ailnh'h S.liul7. anil
j little ones i! Medl'ord visited anil
: liicniiked at the river with M. A.
: Si-hnlz and family Sunday,
j The Uie! Straus family w
'ideasantly surinrsed Saturday even
ing when two old-time friends
from Storm Lake. Iowa, failed on
ittient. The Harris and Straus fatn
t ilies had not met for Mi years.
The hiKh degree of heat Sunday
hrotiht scores of town and country
i residents to the river at the l.y-'
i man place.
Leslie Cook and wife are siieml ;
line a week In the valley while Mr.
ICook. who is in business in I'orl
i land, is enjoying a vacation. Mr.
('ook spent Sunday with his father. I
i.l. A. Cook.
The Sains Valley C.ranfe drill
jteam will put on tile first and sec
ond decrees to a lare ciass of can
didates at Ihe Lake Creek llrunse
r Friday evening.
1'red livoland lionuht several
tons of haled hay from -Max Scluilz
anil .1. I.. Howe which he is truck-I
i 111',- to Crescent City.
; Con llcvore. .Medford butcher.
' was biiyin:; beef front YV. A. Tre.i
: lit. in Wednesday.
I K, II. Day lost n valuable vomer
(horse Wednesday which apparently
j tiled from the heat. The horse was
lin fine shape and had been used
Inn Ihe header, front which it was;
I returnilli.' homo when It dropped ;
(dead in the road. !
' .Mrs. K. A. Wllhlle. in company,
! Willi .Mrs. Krilik ami daughters, vis- j
ited her son. Clarence, and family
i Tuesday at Lake (-reek,
j The Saturday niht dransie was;
entertained by a volunteer prosrnni :
' which afforded some amusing mini- '
-Wjs. The busy tune koid main
- Uf ill.' SVhe
en un .1 1 1. u
:i-s fl'im tlie
Srotciiilr.
.11 1 -. l-'l.
M I S.
lian. it
-IM'tiihuu
It l
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I', Mil. HI, I.
I'l-.'-.l-.teriali t'lnitcli. .lie k-ulli illc
Tii.. ..,-i..i. h.mim i. l 1 1 I. -. I .
wi'.l tiM hi- . ::!:.!! .Ol Snii'l.iv
.1:1 .. in inr. "ii 1!'.. 11 in-'
ill !i..il,- Sllli.l.i. -. !:.'..!. ! ;i In .
!: .11.111 :n, int. ml. in
I' I .. 1. hill.; i ir.-. 1 t 1. 111.
Klmi'l- K At. Vicker, l'.i-l"i'
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Fitfninurice Promoted
IH'MI.IX. Iri-li !-"rei. State. .I'llv
A STANDARD OIL PRODUfj"
i.lli'y ..I
.,1 Slin.l
Mo.l.lc
i cir,-
k lias -ci-ii Iht i i i . ih s
I.ci- Ihnnliii.iii and
nu n... I . 1 1 . .--.1 . . 11 11 . '
a i.-w ila.M, 111 Ashland
Mr. nil. I lin. I. Mil' nil. I .I.Hlllli
, l;i.i;in.. ami Miss M.uy WI1I1-
-pent Sunday in I'.r.inls l'.i-s.
.Miss llsiher and livm. lk.ul.-v
liui: n tn. null nt .in s
lit-
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY,
For Women fl.95
If ' JOHNSON'S MARKET I
Carnation Milk
fp t7 f. M P. Cn.
"Front Contented Cows"
Are
to your (
liking? miM
f.oin iittetldiii!;. The member wen
pleased to have Mr. and Mis. Sirau
, mire of the Central Point (iran.ie
I visit them.
, The first bonie-iirown watermel
ons for the year appeared on the
scene Wednesday.
.Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Podire and
I children of Medford and Miss Doris
! Hlcliardsou of llenll Lane visited
I with Sams Valley relatives Sunday,
j Mrs. John Hall. In company with
I.Mr, and Mrs. I a net anil Miss Mar
! Jorie. visited Sunday with friends
ill Illinois Valley.
I Mr. mid Mrs. K. 11. Hum ami
children of Portland are visiting
i.Mr.. Hani's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lleoriie Lyman. The Mains mav
decide to locate again 111 the KosTue
Hlver valley.
Andrew lfooten returned Wed
nesday from a week's visit with
. tolatlvcs in Portland.
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Try This
Tested Recipe
Baking Powder Blseuttt
4 rxirn white flour mfnii-
urofl after fifilnff
X lvi teanpoonn lakinv
pow rlT (cut level with
kntri
t lrt1 tcBpoon unit
1H cups milk
cup nicltrd WIID nOPPJ
La It Li
Sift dry 1ii(rrrdl"it Int n
itilxinR bow, Irflvlne lml!nw
n trnfr fi tn mixltiff brrnd.
J'nur tn milk. th-n float
mflfd lard on top, t1r frnm
renter out (woorfTi spoon n
Vest), until mlxt'ire lfv
irtK of bowl Turn out on
'Irurfd hoard "r ekaii. fill
hchtlv, ctjt, flip In m!td
butter nnd hak1 on tminv
f.i'..u, rtr miart to brown
ail around.
! Mrs. C. (1. KohbhiM and children
and Mrs. Hose liH.vniond wuro Alon
' dav visitors In (innitH f'ass.
j Mrs. Mary Allkers nf Cold I If II
! was a caller tit Ihe (1. (1. Kohbiiis
j home last Thursday.
! Miss Kleanor Hmwiirlsp and a
j party of frh-nds from I'hoenix mire
; Sunday visitors at the (1. . Koh
J bins home.
j Miss Nola Itoyers. Miss Oletu
I Itopers and Miss 1'eitrl Ileetier
, spent Wednesday nlht with Mr.
and Mrs. P. L. Strahaii. They re
, rimed Thursday evening to Med
LARD made fref-h dni!v i frd. acrompanied !iy Mr. ami Mrs.
Strahan and attended a nirimiav
nniiv in honor of Mrs. Stnihaii's
"WTLD ROSK BRAND TURK
tested and Approved by fronora
tions of pood cooks and pastry ' grandmother, Mrs. S
mnkrrs imparts just the ripht
flavnr and pondnesR that will
nutkp your biscuits a nevrr-fai!-in
triumph. Can be had in
pails and handy one-pound
cartons.
Mad by Fry A Co.. Settle. Undr U. i.
Govt, inspection. Sold by leading de't.
Hose
wLaxamm
o y o A Verfect Shortening for Every urpo&
C. Heeder.
who was tm years idd on that date. '
clmo Is a visitor at the '. I.. Stra
tum home.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. 0. It. Heeder of
i Meridian. Idaho, spent Monday
with their niece, Mrs. 1'. L. Strti-;
; ban.
Mrs. C. L. Kohbiiis anil mother, !
j Mis. Mam Chlsholm, were Medford
': visitors Wednesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. ('. L. Kohhins and
; Mr. anil Mrs. Harwell llendrickson
Upent Sunday at the Dodge bridge.
Miss lleverly Uatke of (!nld Hlil
spent the last wcek.wlth Mr. and j
: Mrs. C. L. Hobliili".
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vr l Kel and
. son and C. Coates were Medfoitl
visitor Wednesday.
Mm. Fred Kelson spent Sunday
i at I ho 0. C. Keloe Imme at On-
- tral Point.
K. Coates Ibas returned from his
! home on Ward's creek and Is now
netting' In readiness for the com
: Ing' fruit pick inc.
I Alt.n:i shllilil.-d - I .!-!.4)i'ii-'.s -if
Miltnon iiikI :::... -s "f shad In
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 ol
Medford
r
Store No. 1
Located In dolne-Oil
Market, liih and
(.rape Streets
Phone 1003
Reliable
Cash Grocery
Self Service
Members of Home Buyinn Ass'n
I'.al Willi I s .'itnl Vim Kill l'"f Less
Store No. 2
llaiUilnll HiiIIiIImc
l.oealed at. 117 N
llenll'iil Ae.
Phono 20
Did You Say Hot! We are Convinced!
So Are These Specials for Saturday!
Dill Pickles, 5 for l"c
Peanut Butter, bulkk, pound 19c
Potato chips, 3 pkgs. for 23c
Citrus Laundry Soap, 12 bars 39c
White Wonder Laundry Soap, 12 bars 39c
Brooms, blue enameled handle; real buy at 63c
Palmolive Tooilet Soap, 3 bars 19c
Babbitt's Cleanser, 3 cans 10c
3 Cans Pork and Beans for : 25c
Carnation Shortening, 4-pound pail 69c
Largest Assortment of Quality Groceries to Select from
in Southern Oregon.
Free Delivery
Inside City Limits
8 and 10 A. M;
2 P. M.
C. A. Whillock
Prop.
We Buy for Cash in
Large Quantities, the
Reason We Sell
for Less
Elberta Peaches for Canning
We have several hundred packed boxes of fancy Elbertas. Not too
ripe; will hold over to can Monday. And it you are going to do any
canning, you should take advantage of our SATURDAY special.
They will be over before you know it.
Elberta Peaches, per packed box 1 $1.10
2 dozen fancy green Corn ..: 15e
Cucumbers, two for 5tf
Large Basket Tomatoes .'.iiSe
Large Baskets Peashes, Plums . 125e
Large Basket Sweetwater Grapes 25e
Home-grown watermelons, out of our cold storage. No extra charge.
When thirsty, remember our soda fountain.
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Free Delivery
Sixthand Grape Streets o Phone 97
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POULTRY
EGGS
FISH
RABBITS
POULTRY SPECIALS
We run short of fryers last week, so have dressed
several hundred this week. They are the best
lot this season.
Dressed fryers, per lb 35c
Dressed Hams 28f
Frying Rabbits '...25
FISH SPECIALS
Skinned Sole 20c
Black Bass 20e
Lake Trout 35
Salmon 35?
Halibut 35-
Black Cod 25r
Ling C id 25f
Free Delivery
Phone 1138
PICNIC MEATS
lii-forc buying your wfck-cinl supply of meals
be sun- to come in ;ml Inok over our line of lunch
inc.-ifs fur the Sunday oiiling. Kvcrytliing in the
meat line for that week-end outing.
Eastern Bacon Bacon Squares
Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders Special
All Choico Cuts of
BEEF ROASTS
SPRING LAMB VEAL ROASTS
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
EASTERN HAMS (half or whole) per lb 30
PEOPLE'S MARKET
In Johnson's Market
Phone 1058 Free Delivery
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