Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 10, 1928, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text3TEDrOT?T MmTRTOTTyR STEDTOTCTI, Oftr.fi ON. TTiTPT, 'ATCiFST 10, Tfgft ! a ninrmrn rnnmi FOOTS C. DAILY 0 0 FOOTS tH KICK. Auk. It. About 7.00U feet of lumber i.s Waving ( 1'ooU creek daliy. It is worked ; up by the Tomlin liox mills of Mi'dfonl. .Mr. MessiMiKHr i InstullhiK n'W machinery In his .sawmill on iht l-fl fork of Kihiis cri't-k. Bill ShowiKik-r and wlf. ut flails crt-k ollmhtl mvr inln Foots frt-fk lust wtek. Tllfy callf-tl on .Mis. 7l l'rfounlaln. A new family hy llio name nl Jtosc has recently moved up the I m,'er coast points. They expect to left fork. They have two children I I'cnd a week or so alou the coast, of school uKc. Mr .Itose is work- Mr- Archie Klncaid 'UiK nt the sawmill. I "nl 'w children of KmiKtant " Air. anil .Mrs. Kred Hales h:tv- (,,'cek were .Meilford visitors on hecn takiiiK a little trip to the , T1,n''sday afternoon, coast. They were none four days, j -Mr- Camilla Owen nad riuuuli .Mrs. Kv,i Childers of Medford i '"r- -Mrs- -Minnie I'arker, were In spent on evenltiK with her hrother, ' Medfor the first of the week on John I'olton. .Mr. fotlon Is now : l,,,sl,"',"i- working at Hivtira plantation. j Tucker returned from Irf-e .Maloue and his little sister j Kwn croi'k the first of llio week Martha came out from Medford to i ilf""r "I'enditiB several days help visit .Mrs. Kd rn-founlaln. i I"K Willi tlin luiylnB on the Kil Hur on rl MaKcrle is trurklm; some ! row '''" fine looking Ions . ! H"' "''own left the first of the John Shirt and family spent wV'k f"r Seattle, where he will AVednesday near Hutte creek. Tiiey ; r,''l''iv0 medical treatment for a found lots of water tip there. I line. Dale Norton received a visit this A,r' omI 'x,rs l:llh Oliipn nntl The Sunday school is make the uctiuaintance .MJsfies Hoonislider. A wedding dinner was held last Sunday in Medford for .Mr. and Jfw. Addl.son Helms. The yoim eouple hud just returned from their wedding trip. The young bride was Joyce Andrews nnd her iJnronts gave the dinner, inviting : two groom s relatives as well m their own friends. Mr. and Mrs. I (leorge Iance of Foots creek andj Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lance attend-! ed the dinner. ! . i Robert Oordon of the fiordon gladioli farm spent several days in Portland the first of the week look ing after business affairs. Mrs, William Huxley, a former Itellvlew resident. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sewell of Ashland and culling on friends hi this vicinity. The Huxleys are. at present located in fallfornlu. Miss Helen Sheldelter celebrate! a birthday on Thursday evening with a party given at her home In honor of the occasion. A group of friends and neighbors gathered to help cHehrate. Games and JCrauscs Marsh mallows The Candy Food thai aids di gestion ,ip neutralizing excess Acidity. Book of 57 dollar recipes m each 1 2 -ounce tin. At confectioners, druggists. grocers. , 1 BELLEVIEW j For Rich Frozen Desserts All tarnation Milk 9r,From Contented Cows' jC.M F Co . "IIi.t aimiM'iiu-nt fi)r, Mio cvfti- ; int; hours wlu-n al llu vUtv taki-l and ice cream were nerved hv .Mrs. hheideiter. Joe Ulnehart uf San ( v was an out w wwn, K U CM. Miss Wilda .Menytnan nttonUA.1 a party Thursday wenlnK in I.tthia park, a crowd of school friends : fnjoyed the fveninu together, at. i ne close of which delicious r fresh me nts were enjoyed by the . ou ngst ers. I toy Hitler and family Just re- i emtiy moved to the A. J. Nelson ; phue. ,ir. KKler Una employment' with the .Moon Lumber compuny. ; Oscar Low and ltuy lnlow spent! the uck fml tit the Hum plut'r In ttip Dead Indian country. .Mr. ami .Mrs. w. 1). Jackson anil son Virsil anil .Mr. ami .Mrs. W. II. Tucker spent Surulay iiicnick i"K on tliH Hokuc river. .Mr. ami .Mrs. .M. M. Tucker nntl Mrs. I'. True left early .Monday nomine for Crescent City and Klad to:'ovV (ys nwo after .spending some if ihelM" visiniiK relatives mere, .Mrs. Abiioit of liutie Kails re turned to her home on Saturday after visiting for some lime with her daughter, Mrs. v. I.. VeIch. Mr. and Mrs. (',. K. Harm, who -hist recently came to P.ellvlew to IlV0 "n th4 IIo' H'sseneuer place. ha,! MM a Kuest for the iast week -Xlrs- 1-eVur of liorrls. fal., mother of -Mrs. Jlarra. Mr' nnrt Mls- IInoti of Portland. ,ohn KmPrlfh of Oswego. Ore., and x,r- an Smith of Portland de- parted for their homes the first of ! the week nrter spending several j days visitlnti nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hood. Some of the folks from fiellview who attended the Legion parade in Medford on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kincaid and fam ily. Mrs. Austle ltrown and her mother, Mrs. Kd Harrow, Mr. and M rs. Kd win Hu n n. M r. and M rs. Mark True, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Walker ami daughter Leia. Mrs. W. ti. Tucker made a trip to Medford one day last week to take u load of fresh fruit to put in the cold storage plant there. This fruit Is being preserved for exhibition purposes nt the county fair in September. The ladies are hard at work getting things to gether for their exhibit. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. flregory of Central Point were calleru nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark True on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. It. Webber and family of Portland are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Merryman. Mrs. Webber is a sis ter of Mrs. Merryman. A picnic party composed of the relatives spent Sunday evening In I.lthia park. Those who enjoyed this pic nic were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Xprdwlck and family of Medford, P. S. Anderson of Med ford, Mr. and Mrs. ltobert Webber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merryman. Mrs. Hufus Trusty and Mr. and Mrs. Hosier of Long Peach, Cnl.. returned from Crescent lake Sun day after spending several days at the Trusty cabin. Mrs. Hosier Is a sister of Mrs. Trusty. They will spend a few days visiting other relatives here before returning to their home. 1 REESE CREEK RIPLETS The all day meeting Sunday was not so well attended as is usual on such occasions, hut the meet- -1 y. There is no extravagance in these delectable dishes when you make them with Carna tion Milk. It costs only a third as much as whipped cream. And it gives the smoothest, creamiest texture! Carnation is wonderful for all cooking. Writ for Coo Book CARNJPriON MILK PRODUCTS CO. 474-AqPIIi.d SI.. P.rtl.nr b II Prucd in Or0ti inc 102 Poet's Son to Wed ' w yf - - Princess Elisabeth Hermina j Auguste 'Victoria, of Schaum ! burg-Lippe, Germany, above, soon is to wed Benvenuto Hauptmannf j below, son of Gerhardt Haupt i mann, poet and dean of German i literary men. Their wedding is to be a social event in Berlin. lag was good. There was Run day school in the morning, alter which Itev. John Stille preached, Hiking for his text, John H:U, "Jesus said unto him, 1 am the way, the truth and the life; no man comet b. unto the Father, hut hy me." Jesus said not I am a way; huf" tho way. People ltnve tried a lot of ways to g.tl peace and joy, women have thrown their babes to the croeodilo, In order to obtain peace, men have cut them selves until the blood gushed forth and many other things in order to obtain peaee and joy. Some times people travel for hours, he fore they find out they" are on the (wrong way, they fully thought they were rteht. "There is a way that secnieth unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." There is one way and only one way and that way is Jesus. Men pursue pleasure, riches and many other things and still there is one thing lacking, even the Lord Jesus Christ. He is not only the way but the truth and the life. "The soul that siuneth it. shall die." Af ter the dinner hour the ItuslnesK Men's Gospel team had charge of the service. There was several songs hy the congregation, also duets and solos by the men's team. There was an opportunity Riven for any to testify to the saving power of the Christ who would. There were two messages given that afternoon, one was oil the Prodigal Son, the other was "Touching the High Places." The young men seem to he greatly in earnest. Reese Creek invites them again. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts nnd sons of Los Angeles, friends of MIhh Crandall, visited at the Crandall home u few days last week. And Mrs. Berry of Kau Claire, Wis.. Is visiting Miss Crandall at the pres ent time. Miss Mary Knodler returned to her home in San Jose Tuesday morning after visiting the Knadler family for a short time. Mrs. Clara Powell of Fos Ang eles is visiting at Mr. Pettlgrew's for a few days. Mrs. y. D. McCollom of Spo kane, Wash., visited tier sister Mrs. Watkins this week. Mr. Harvey Coleman and 'Mr. anil Mrs. Xorris Suden of Port land are visiting nt the Hummel ranch this week. The many friends of Mrs. 01ln:er will be sorry to hear of her death. She passed away last Friday nt Yakima, Wash. She had been liv ing there with her son Will Shearin and family for almost, a year. John Shearin and Mrs. Prows left nt once, for the funeral. They re turned Wed my; day of this week. Gilda Gray Dances In Craterian Film "The Devil Dancer." starring ' fillda Clray, at J hint's Craterhm i theatre, is a new exotic and ap-, pealing dance, created by the same Oilda Orny, who shook the seductive "Shimmy" into nntional popularity. The lot wus hedged off from the curiosity of Mtranger.s by mo than unusually high fences .a this mysterious new dance was being created. Put through cracks In the femes and from the bubbllngover enthu ia""i of Miss (tray and her co workers came a hint of what the successor to the Charleston nnd the Hlack Bottom will bp. Ted Shawn, associated with It nth St. Denis, who had just returned from Tibet, worked hard perfect- j inif the execution of tlie vnrloui ;nteps for the native daneer. j With such a gathering of talent, ithe public may well anticipate ( j n terplschurean masterpb.e. In j Ithe production, the dunce become" j a motive for the exotic loveliness Eof nn English girl, brought up by the Hlack Ijimas of Tibet, a devil worshipping nnd strange pert, who offer the vestal virgin, symbolically, ns bride to their devil nod. From this enuous nnd weird ritual dance. Miss Gray has cre ated a modern counterpart, with CHve Brook, her leading man In this production. Mil. TON Nw litilhline rorto In effect hr with fire jjrevtnla- BUI IE FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Smith and dautbt-r. fund, and MrsO KHa Smith returned Thursday from a trip to f rater Lake and a visit with Mr and Mrs. l.ester Smith in Klamath eotmty. t;eorue Simeiville returned AVed-m-stlay l'roi'i F.UKene, where be air 1 tended I he summer qiiaries at the I'niversiiy of Oregon. He will vidt h-it- with relatives until 'about AuBiist L'O. when he will : leave for Washington, where he ii to t'Nii'h i his coming year. : Mr. and Mrs. Oillis Court rllit jatten.ied a show in Medford Sun- day evening. Miss Lflla IMtton, who has. bene an 'iiiptoyee in'a ib-partment store in Kunne, arrived home Sunday for a two weeks' vacation. Mr. I.eVee spent lite week-end at his home in Central I'oim Claude Miles and Mrs. KiHh Mil hell spent the week-end at the ; home of Mrs. .luliu Ooubb-day. (.thet- mi-sis uf Mrs. Di.ubleday's on Sunday w ere M r. and Mrs. I'rank Ilov-r and Mrs. J. .1. Sim eiville. The l.enion men and families and a ureal many others from 'Unite Kails attended the conven Jitttt in Medford last week. M r. and M rs. Kimne Uieh I uiond ami visitors spent Wednes j day at Cr ater lain-. Karl Hoover left Monday for Kureka, fa lit". They expect to K"e three or four days. When they rei urn I hey will brinii with ( them Mrs. llhea Hoover, who has fheen atlenditiK" summer school at : Smii .lose and M rs. Alberta Hon- EVERYTHING TO EAT Plenty Parking Space Owned and Controll ed by Home People. Store No. 1 I located in Johnson Market. th and (ini6 tilreetrt Phone 1003 12 Bars Citrus Laundry Soap 12 Bars White Wonder Laundry Soap 3 Bars Palmolive Soap 4 Rolls Waldroff Toilet Paper Van Camps Brand 3 Cans Medium Size Pork and Beans 23c 1 Pound Golden Star Vacuum Packed 4-pound Pail Carnation Shortening 49 lbs. Fisher's Blend Flour 49 lbs. Anchor Brand Flour Free Deliveries on Any Size Orders Inside City Limits Fruits and Vegetables FOR SATURDAY SPECIAL Ashland Early Crawford Peaches, just right for canning, Per box . 85c Few Setsuma Plums, For Canning ' 45 size Standard Cantaloupes,4 for 25c 36 size Cantaloupes, each ,r 10c 27 size Cantaloupes, Jumbo size, 2 for 25c 3 lbs. String Beans 25c Large Baskets Home Grown Tomatoes 25c Peaches, Plums, Apricots, per basket 25c j Lots of Berries and Other Fruits Watermelons out of the cold storage, per lb 2 l-2c JOHNSON'S MARKET . Free Delivery Sixth and Grape Streets Phone 97 er. ub.i h, ami t'el;itm ). . ii I' Hint: iib-mlnt ill S:ii-ratii'iiht ;uil ' HaW..d. Mis, (iertie Sencer of Medford spvtit Sunday visit i UK relatives here. Mis. Cha rile 1'ane a nd dauK h -ter. .lean. leit Saturday l'r a two weelj." i(fin San Kraneii-co. Mrs. 1'ae bit.- thier t)an:hteis in San Kraneis.o. Ms. IHain tfil arrived home from a two weeks' vimi at Ki. lunoml. W.ih.. S.ilunlay. A son was bum to Mr, and Mrs. Prank Klintf'.e of IjiUe . reek0 at the i 'omm unity hospital In Med ford last week. Mrs. K lint; le was r'MiuerU Miss Alice White of this place. Mr. and Mrs. tills Kdmondson spent several days visiting in Med ford laM week. Mrs. N. :.' Stoddard's parents, and brtuher and wife, all of Santa Aim, I Y.lif.. arrived here Sunday for a visit at the Stoddard home Mrs. Cadzon of Ashland is visit ilie, here this week. CLIMAX CLATTER Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. C.ris-a-m and family and Miss Klvlra Clair mo-Ini.-.l to iVcsn'iit fliy Itwt Satur day :iiid report an enjoyable trip. I.. II. Wert' has finished bind ing his ;;r.iin nntl is now hauling the bundles, at which he is assisted by Howard Cnld. N. I. Hansnn is ctillg 11 feliet on his recently stead. acquired home l. i:. frtnt a tdd recently returnetl to f;inadi where li JOHNSON'S MARKET Reliable Cash Grocery Members Home Buying Association 1400 Orders Sold at Our Two Stores Last Saturday Kill Villi l' iiiul Ymi Kul, I'm' liivs.s FREE! Iced Tea Sippers with each purchase of Schilling's Tea. 6 Sippers with each pound purchase. 3 Sippers with each half pound. C. A. Whillock Prop. spent a luniith vtitink Tim nd; aoo relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, recent ar rivals from Illinois, have :iled on a 1 iio-aere homes teadQn our lo cality. Kd M. White. Medford realtor. aOtunpanieti J,y his wifeweie vis itors here o-Q djiy last week. Qrs. I.. II. Weil, carried Hie mail in i:.i!e I'olnt bti wee k. pemliim the chaiiKf in the s.ite,. ule which has iist been mauled. Mr. -in.1 Mrs W. K. Charley is Ued the Tom Kib'.v farm Sunda and picked bia kberries. ANDERSON CREEK Jas. McDowell and iamily Sunday at Central Point. spent .las. Mays ami K. J. Center made a business (rip In Ashland Satur day. Mr. Holtinan's sister from Port land is visiting them this week. MVs. Jas. Mays called on Mrs. .Marquis Sunday afternoon. Harry Maulthy was out to the valley Mondav on business. Kuth Mays called on Miss Itush nell Sunday afternoon. Krank Marquess is working nn Greens prin g mountain. Mr. and Mrs. .less Mark spent Sunday with homo folks. The water boss conies up on llie creek every Monday looking lot water. The creeks are nearly dry. W. Kerby made a business visit to Jas. Mays Sunday morning. Joe Skeeters threshed his .'irain last week and reports a good crop. nPKI.I.- C.Tilr.iet le fer Store No. 2 Itiirkilull lliillilliic !.H'nlMl lit 117 N (XMilrul Avt Phone 20 . 39c 39c ., 19c 25c FREE! Coffee 45c 69c $2.15 $1.69 We Buy With Over 300 Stores The Reason We Sell For Less I I U ' ' I 1 1 o packing here. if I n ..mi e..Ki Hindi i n .MU'b' ' .stu.ii;e platil Fine mayonnaise is made this way add tlie oil n Unit at a timt as you beat ami you'll control the mixture. Hills lirns. t-'ive you cuffce of uni form ilrliciousnrss brcause fvcry berry is roastcil evenly by tbeir exclusive, continuous process Controlled Roast ing. A ftiit fioiunts at a time never in bulk tbat's tlx: secret. HILLS BROS flto COFFEE O 19? J Frttk from thf 0tfi'rtd( in( uun park. I Mitt f iff i md with (I Arjf. POULTRY EGGS i POULTRY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Dressed Colored Fryers, per lb 35c Fancy' Dressed Hens, per lb 25c FISH SPECIALS Ling Cod, per lb , 25c Black Cod, lb 25c Large size Crabs, each 35c Halibut 35c Salmon : 35c Skinned Sole 15c Free Delivery PICNIC MEATS Before buying your wcfk-ond supply of moats bo suro to f'otno in nnd look over our line of lunch meals for llio Sunday outing. Everything iu the meat line for that week-end outing.. Eastern Bacon Bacon Squares Bacon Backs Picnic Shoulders Special All Choice 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 .r. L OILY ana stays OILY? A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT, Corner Grape and Sixth Sts. Block East P. O. Free Deliveries Daily Morning - Afternoon In the Center ot Medford FISH RABBITS Phono 1130 Free Delivery f((f& WATCH M UU REPAIRING j S i Vvl moiobo.okew Uvt tirovlilons.