Farm Pointers
AlthoiiKh thi niiiUiiiK of fcneh
ii't'-ircaiu is tihuost uiilvoi-sally
DiifMU'it in iH(- innmhn when fifsli
lH'iu-hcM are availahlo, this tU'lk-l-r
nun imhI )mHilar ilesHcrt' I'tiultl lip
nuulo hui'i'ossf ully ui any time of
the your. Satisfactory supplies t
l)ii-!'ci-vud fruit arc all that is
iH'i'rU'rt, lyfo'y.tm pi'ofj u cp n a
slightly hfttcr preservation of the
delicate fresh fruit flavor for lee
ercani, hut canning Iris the advan
tages of lower costs of production
and distribution.
CENTRAL POINT -
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The temperature of milk used in
ma kins cottage cheese, is. one of
the must important factors in pro
duciiiK cheese of jjootl quality.. For
the liest results the milk should ho
kept cool, at &n decrees Kaliren
lifii if poy.dlde. from the lime il is
olt;iin-d until it is made into
cheese.
With the pos.-dlde exception of j
the oi.n'ar wrappers ami hinder (lis- i
tril ls of I'unjiectiem and Florida, i
tohjicc.t planfs need more potash in j
the lVrtiliKer than is commonly ;
supplied in them in order to pro- '
vtmt ")otash hunKer,'.' While il is j
true Hint the plants may attain
ii'iod size when supplied with only
small ituantities of potash in pro
portion to their needs, the leaves
arc likely to ho of poor quality and
liKhl in weight unless the defi
ciency is overcome,.
One of the reasons for the rapid
spread of the .Mexican hean beetle
is Its ability to travel loiifc dis
tances. A beetle market! by de
partment of agriculture workers to
measure the distance of flights of
this pest 'was found after 2-1 hours
three miles from the point where
ll was released, and another was
picked up four days after it was
liberated f ',4 iiiilpft away.
Since the discovery .hat the in
clusion of dry skim milk in the
""i "i ki innn'Mii-hH jiuix in pre
venting eoccidhisis. a marked in
crease has been observed in the
use of this - product in poultry
feeds.
, .....That controlled temperature has
ii . more important effect on vari
ous crops I ha n is genernlly known,
lias been shown by experiment
tit Cornell University, where a six
head ed cabbage plant was grown
on a stalk eight feet hiph after
two years' cultivation' under ti
constantly high temperature, says
1'opular .Mechanics .Magazine.
Automobile Notes
An examination of drivers Is re
quired in twelve states having dri
vers' license laws and it is optional
Willi designated officials in six
others.
. Stale highway agencies are de
claring war on car owners who
clutter up their windshields with
non-trunspiirent stickers and post
ers. The practice is prohibited by
law in thirteen stales and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Additional proof of the growing
. popularity of motor touring abroad
is seen in thV fact that during the
first six months of this year the
A utomoblli' association ' shipped
film more cars than it shipped in
the corresponding period of last
year.
C13NTHAI POINT. Sept. 12. A
-baby clinic for children up tn flv
j years of age will he held Tuesday
j afternoon. September 1 1th. All ha
'. bics are welcome.
; .Mrs. i-:ila Kades of Oregon City.
who has been visiting '.ier sister,
, Mrs, (ieorge Fox of our city, has
: rclurwd toiler home,
j .Mrs. .Marguerite lirophy and
daughter .Ifarlmra l.tme, were vis
' iting her mother. .Mrs. Mollie P.
' Holmes, Thursday.
1 .Mrs. Woodell Woods and daugh
ter and son, who have been visit -:
ing Itev. .1. .M. Johnson and family.
I returned to their home in Fresno,
( f'al.
I .Miss Kliza.be th Duncan enter
i laincd the Intermediate Christian
! Kndeavor in the basement of the
; Pnion church Tuesday evening.
' Melons were served and the even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by a
large number of young people.
Mrs. Lonin Xeff of Medford was
visiting Mrs.,, Maria Pukeypil"
Wednesday evening anil her son
Lee accompanied her and spent the
lime with Ills aunt, Mrs. Me.lim
fiey. .Mrs. Leonard Williams, and Mrs,
McJimsey were Medford business
visitors one day last week.
Several of our local people in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Kicher are
engaged in the cannery In Medford
this week .and several, more ex,
peel to begin work in the dryer
about, the Kith of this month.
Mrs. Star of Mcdfftrd is now
staying at the J. l. I turgor home
Mr. and Mrs. liriggs were week
end guests of Mr. and .Mrs. War
ner last week. They returned to
their homo in Kugeno Monday.
Mrs. ICdwina Lewis and her two
children of Portland, who have
been spending n month, with their
grandmother. Mrs. Mattie Parker,
returned to their home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Klnier Herd and
family of Marysville. Cal., are vis
iting the Cliff Smith family. Air.
Herd was an aeouainranee of the
Smith family in Iowa several
yearn ago.
A meeting of ihn Men's lirother
hood wftl he held Tuesday evening
In I lie basement of t he t'nlon
c h u r c h. linilly needed repairs
were made last week In the roof
of the church and the parsonage
is to be reshliigled soon, before
;hc winter rains begin.
Sunday evening the services at
the Union church were conducted
by the Men's Gospel team and led
' by Chas. Hezmalhalch. who fniro
! duced the speakers, Messrs. Kdson
IKandall, James Harris and Uob
jMerritt, and the special . music was
furnished by the young ladies of
! Miss Carlton's bible class and in
cluded the quartet, "Lot the Lower
Lights P.e ISurnimj," by Lynette
Hezmalhalch. AVyvctte lloswell.
Grace Merrill and Kli::aboth Dun
can. Several of the specials pre
pared by. tho. young ladies worn
omitted and' will be given next
Sunday evening. Miss Mildred
1 larger rendered a solo during the
Christian Kndoavor hour.
Several of our people drove over
to Thompson creek Sunday after
noon to attend the service holri
by the Men's Gospel team,. Thosti
"Mending were. Misses Grace Mer
ritt, Ruth Webster, ftlizaheth
Duncan, Misses James Harris.
1 Charles nnd ; Philip Hezmalhalch j
Phlljp floss, Kdson Itandall it no
MVs. "Mcnltt and Mob Merritt; !
1' The Ladies' Korean Hible clastl
will hold their September party a. j
the church Wednesday aftornooi
at 2:3. and all interested are cor j
dially Invited.
i Mr. and Mrs. Fay Varyan. Mrs j
(lay Vestal and son Junior of Ash 1
i land, accompanied h.v their par
' enis. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Sam!
Point. Ida., who are visiting them,;
drove down from Ashlajid Sun-I
day afternoon for a visit with the;
iJ. L. Lurger and L. Swariz fam
'. Hies, who were old Idaho friends.
: Miss Wilma Hheley has begun
teaching in the Jacksonville
'schools.
; Mr. nnd Mrs. Mae Serher are;
; enjoying a visit from their daugh-
, ter. Mrs. Workman, her husband. '
Kvcrett Workman, and family from !
. Honolulu. Mr. Workman is an ;
army officer and before settling j
jdov.n to-army service again they
j expect to make a visit to France'
and then he expects to be stationed
In Xew York. This is the first
: visit. -Mr. and Mrs. Serher have;
had with their daughter for 20 ;
( years.
i Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Renmes, j
' their 'daughter Iloberta and Mrs.
'Lamperi wero Phoenix visitors j
Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. Hayek was in town calling 1
' on friends Sunday evening. ,
Mr.'-ahd Mrs. Honnoy and daimh- j
teir;. Allien a, and Hern Ice Hon me:; i
ofSeven Oaks and Mr. and Mrs.;
Wheeler Anderson and family ofj
Medford drove up to Dead Inoian
soda springs Sunday for the, day.
The Christian Kndeavnr society
gave their officers and several in
vited guests an evening's program
consisting of- speeches made by
Kev. Mell of Medford. Dr. Heck
nian. H-'v. J. M. Johnson, Mr. Hez
malhalch. Mildred rnirger. a my
Johnson, ltuth Webster, Lynette
Hezmalhalch and others, in honor
of the election of the new officers
for the coming year, which are:
Dob Merrill, president: Miss lleat
riee ScahrooU. vlco-president : Until
Webster, secretary-treasurer; Jes
sie Sea brook, chairman of social
committee; Kdith imnaa, chairman
of missionary committee; Carl
Itoswoll, chairman lookout coinmii
tee. The Ladies' Aid served a bonn
tlfu land delicious chicken ban
quet. Guests wero Miss Gladys
Horn!. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson. Ii"v.
and Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Miss Marie
Iverson. Dr. Hickman, Philip Goss
and Kev. Mell.
Clifford and Carl P.oswell left for
Ventura. Cal.. Saturday evening in
response to a telegram calling them
to work on an eiminecring job at
that place. They left in their Chev
rolet and expected to make the
trip in a couple of days by driving
one night.
J . L. 1 !u rgcr a nd 1 lu rt 1 1 ed ge
path spent the week end at home,
and returned to their work Sunday
evening at Gazelle, where they are
carpentering fin i ho Louie Fotilke
dairy ranch.
Miss f'.dythe laman has secured,
employment in the new Montgom
ery Ward store in Medford, and
has begun her work.
Mrs. J. K .lloswell and daughter
tf Russia, and sister of fin
al months. He
1dcncp
Mis Mildred Hinges and Miss
Lynette I lezmalhalch were ifinner
guests at the P.oswell home Friday
evening'.
Mrs. Fox was a Medford business
visitor Tuesday.
Medford is tho county seat and
nl' tropolis of the. ' Rogue River
valley it iid gateway to Crater Lake.
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
Use the
I Wynette were Sunday dinner guests! COPKX M AG '.S. Denmark. Sept.; Alexandra, the late queen mother
at the .1. L. Rurger home. ' I-1.-- iA' The ex Kmprcss Dagmar.'of Knglaud, is in a precarious eon-
' MJs 1 orn-i Hamrlck wlm has i ,m-' x 1 -V,',ii'-'i".d widow of Alex- dittoa. She has been in poor health
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oeeii IMlUlg iivi (iireiiiN nie j
j few weeks, returned to Fellows to i
.resume her school work "Saturday, j
' The Misses Senbrook entertained'
j last Friday evening a ttheir home'
i at Table Rock. In "honor of Miss!
Gladys Itond and a friend of hers
from Newberg, who have been vis- '
; iting friends in our town a few :
: days. They wero en route to Los
lAligeb's to enter tile Itible Insti-
ttite and resumed their way Satur
. day.
Miss Florence Ha nt rick visited
: her sister. Mrs. Jay Sfmpkins of
' Med ford the latter part of hist
Is a villa on
hagen.
ClasHifiod advertising gets i
PLASTERING
In the New
LEVERETTE BLOCK
Done by
Brandt & Jensen
Phone 808-L or 1239-Y
locaoi
to Klamath Falls
Southern Pacific's deluxe Silver Gray Motor
coaches now give convenient service between
Klamath Falls and Medford. You'll enjoy the
"Silver Grays" they are fast, comfortable and
safe.- '.' . .
" 'Lv.Mcdforj . . "7:00a.m. lt:10a.m.
Ashland . . 7:30a.m. ll:'IOa.m.
Klamaihjct. . 7:45 a.m. 11:55 a.m.
Ar. Pinchurst . . 8:40 a,m. 12:50 p.m.
Lv. Pinehurst . . 8:50a.m. 1:00p.m.
Keno . . . 9:45 a.m. 1:55 p.m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 10:t . 2:25 p.m.
Ma" TrMiunp ads arc road Ity
2(t.(Ml(i jifoph every day. If
Difficult Breathing
A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive
Method that Clears Head,
Nose and Throat
Nasal catarrh is not only disagree
able and offensive, but that inflamed
condition of the mucous membranes
of the air passages of the head, nose
and throat may spread to the point
where it is incurable and a danger
In liln.
Dr. Hlosser's f
Ciir:irnttts arc V
coniosed of me
dicinal herbs,
(lowers and ber
ries. The warm
smoke vapor is.
inhaled into the
affected air pas
sages and will go
where sprays,
douches and
salves cannot reach. They contain no
tobacco or cuheba. and being harmless,
are used by children, as well as adults.
If you suffer from any catarrhal
trouble, catarrhal deafness, hoarseness,
asthma, hay fever, bronchial irritations,
or arc subject to frequent colds, get
from any druggist a pocket-size pack
age of Dr. Hlosser's Cigarettes, and
prove their pleasant, beneficial effects.
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HAD COLDS
Melt in spoon; inhale vapors;
apply freely up nostrils.
VJCKS
V Vapo Rub
Per. 21 Million Jan Ummd lWJv
Lv. Klamath Falls
Keno . .
At. Pinehurst .
Lv. Pinehurst .
Klamath Jet.
Ashland
Ar. Medford .
Returning
7:35 a.m. 12:01 p.m.
8:00a.m. 12:30p.m.
8:50 a.m. 1:25 p.m.
8:55 a.m. 1:30 p.m.
9:40 a.m. 2:25 p.m.
10:05 s.m. 2:40 p.m.
10:35 ajn. 3:10 p.m.
Southern
J. C. CARLE, Agent
Phone 34
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SURE THING...:
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AH Plate Glass, Millwork, Sash, Doors,
Frames, Interior Trim, etc., was fur
nished by
The Old Reliable
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
ESTABLISHED IN. 1908
WhentheHaisins
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Big JJuyinr Power Means Lower Prices, which is the
cause of us furnishing the Hardware and Paints on
the Montgomery Ward Building.
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.Ii" AV I S IT to congratulate
Walter Leverette upon the
completion of the attrac
tive new liuildingat liighth
Street and Central Avenue.
We also welcome .Mont
gomery Ward ii Company
and the State Theatre to
Medford business circles.
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Leverette Block
At Eighth Street and Central Avenue
Was Installed By This Firm
We are Glad to Have Had a Part in the
Completion of Medford Newest and One
of Her Finest Business Structures
LET US ESTIMATE
Th Cost of Your Electrical Work No Job Is
Too Large or Too Small
Hotpoint Ranges G. E. Refrigerators
Electrical Appliances of All Kinds
DeLaval Pumps Delco Light. Plants
Radios and Radio Repairing
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