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VAGV TWO irEDFORD MATL TRTBTTKE, MEDFORD. ' ORF.flON'. FRTDAY. XOYF.MT5F.R ?A 1928. Ff.r j - ! i.-. j A J . I OFTALENT WILL ! GIVE PLAY SOON -: Hul MnlKtr and Mnt. O. U Und-ji and iluuKhter. f I Mr. Ulliun Stotl lift Tu.rn.Jay i niornln for I'ortJand. Mm. HU ; i i-nivM word of th Auddt-n death. vl of ht r ft other, who Jived In J'urt ' land. Mm. Jay Terr HI in teuchinx t jdurfiiK .Mm. HluU'h ubuenvv. Mr, li. I. K point of Collier, Kant, 1h violins ut tho John . U'-bur home. Hhe expeeiH to . UK Jn 1om A n Kt-leu before return- lriK It hvr home. VValter ltuie)l in mukliitf u vihlt : jut hU lioiiin with hi faintly. Mr. t WS'iStUX -3 if. II M Willi I IT the modem mm W"'' ii, J " S k The dinmond t'lnff must I K haver a rttono of unqueH- 1 j a tinned (juallty, VtirchftK- I j C Ihtf Jt, hero ,anuro tin c-xu!h11o rlnp with .a i Known VHIUO. 1 II i ) 1 1 t)l .7 VI ' 1 y 11.1 HI.' .H-f i II . Pi w I i ''''i"i'Ti 1 1 n : A NEW YORKER 1 .rAFlGE Uy i. J. Krjriimur. N K V Y O IC K KuljurbanlttM. TAI.KNT. Ore, Nov. 30. (Hue- Ituiwcll Ik einijloiel im a Ijruki inan cumrnutlnit to New York offlren, citl.) TIw. 'iuiitire kIi'Ih "iet ut on the L'nloo I'aclfic out of Thf tiuh mornliiK on the train which it he hun.o of Ml, Vmy ilun.llton I , '''i'" Turirluwn at 8:33 limy lll.J '.Mondiiy evminit. They are mak- i I. Kchnu.k of l'hconlx Hhlppe.1 : thcmneh e unle they rldo In. ' Ine extensive plan, for lhl winter. n,l"l' "ne-half ton of turkey to , the amoklni; car neateU opposite, i-riity also are maklnK plan to (rive j California Monday, llr. Hehnack iJohn I). Itockefeller. Jr. . In Play and a Uanco In the near I '' h"KPa over three thomuind . He 8 chauf eured to .to-! future. ThlK will Ue Klvcn under I'ounux irom ino local eprei- o.- "o" w. . the dlreetlon of the board of pon- 'n. i nearby Jlo-kefeller extate i h om. Winch' for further nn- Dr.-L'hnney, duttrlet Huperlnten- cantlio JIIIIh, In n mnall liijht noiiticemrntii Idem of the Southern On-iiun Meth- i (treen aedan which looka as If It Mr unii tin Hiii-i v I n. and 1 ul't churchn. will occupy thc!mlKh be the one Henry Ford : Itwutona were dinner uet at the ;Uull'11 '" In" Metliodlt church Kavo Mr. Itockefeller, Sr. He; homo of 1 Mr. and .Mr. A. C. Water, j Sunday cvenlnif. Iec. 9th. julwiiyn tand apart from - Ihj num. ThankHklvliiK. ""' w ...tm. ,,.,,.. .Mr. and Jim. cheater GUI of : 'ended the ThankKlvlnB bamiuet ( walla until tho othera have col j liutto Kalla aperit the week end at iKlv,'n Medford Anierliin ' ten on the train before making tho i:harlen Iloberla home. LeBlon In Medford .Monday nlfjht. !hla way to u m-at. Mr. and lire. Jay Terrlll and I L'oinmunlty club' nave n Once Healed, he tukcii u aheafj daiiKliter Barbara Hpent the week I 'nce at tho Community hall or corroHpondcnee anil paper out! end lit the Churleb Terrlll home nt I Thuiaday cvenlnu. of n cardboard portfolio and in,-! Lake i'reek. i ',f' anti A,rH- L w' Jolllf were ; mernea uunaeii jn uibpcdion ui . .fr anil MrB Will ('hUdem en- I btialneaa vlaltora In tho Belly lew : them durliiB the 40-mlnute ride tertal'ncd nt'a ThankKlvlnB dinner dtatr,t Tuemlay nfu-rnoon. ' !to the (Irnnd Central torndnal. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoblxon and! Mr. and .Mra. Walter Huaaell and ; generally he la clad in brown j Mra, I2illlh Cochruno and dilUKhter ' hlldren apenl ThankhKlvlnic at thc!bUHlnens ault and dark brown top Eather. j Otto Itonatider home In AHhltind, 'coat, but companion coin.Tmiters : ' Minn Certrudc Htllea of Aabliuid ! MrH- Oeoi-Re Denylind dauuhler . have yet to report Hcelnn blm In apent hint Tueadny at the home of I Goldlo of Medford apent Sunday at the same auit or top coat (mi two j her coualn, .Mlxa lloaettn llurnetto. !""' Clinrlen Itoherta home, IbuccohsIvo days.' Hla hat i ofj Henry Welahaar, traveling wilea- " The. Community club will holdKniy fell, man. wim u bualneaa visitor In Tal- l,iclr reBUlnr meeting next Wed. At the Grand Central ho -Ken-; itcanay at -me iuij room. ernny )h met iy lua own town; i .Tim Talent Hebekah club will car, In which he rides to tlui of-j held a bazaar and food aale at flee he and bin faliier rent from, Tryon'a Mercantile, next Saturday, j the Stantlurd Oil. company of New! Deo. 8th. Remember the date. York in ita builtlinK at 2G Jh-oaii-Somo of tho Talent men uttend-iway. J iwl the Klka Kinokcr In Aahland I , ' I Kalurdnv niaht. '. .Siiuuall KiVW Him I'll. ! . i Of medium build and Iohm than itaptlac CltuKlt 'medium helKht.- John I).- itocke- ! . , ... : . t . ounuay acnuoi ai.iu a. m. rteller, jr., iookb conHltlcniniy- lesa Idan and Mra. Scott are enrouto o P,eachlnB nt 11 n. m. and 7:30 ithan bla 54 yeura perhaps not p. m. O. W. llurnetto, paator. . ' imore than -tn. HI eyea am a . it-lear blue, hla complexion la rud Mctliodbit C'bnreh- ,,y nn1 tota b(,, eema only a lit- nuiiuujr nuiiuui ui o.iu. .eHterif, cnyed i Ni-wbry, KUerlntendent. j HI 'sound nc9 Itoi;k.fell,fr at-! Prcaolilns Jl iu m. find 7:30 ... ?, 11. .'llevi Jfrowri, iiantori ; i, i ,u, ,ts j.. ., nou ,l( .nllch Coast to Coast Flier .7- r.:..,..r -i I'HIiuw IVopIe' U the Kreul tuiii 1 t-dy of Hollywood, li shows siis aval 4-xtras a tlu-y actually live. It i reveals thu luxuiy f 'njt.fs'ful iJiollywood and tou ht-s on the tragedy Unit overwhelm.- nauny. In major role wiih lluincH and Mitf Lavit are Del jienderson. Hurry Sldn-v (iribbon, Tirneey. Ten en liolz and I Y V ft'! " i"i I-vJLV.tV Richard . James, 17, of New York, vho left San Francisco in a Travelair biplaw- uoping to be the first pilot under 13 years to make a transcontinental flight and win a $1000 prize of the American Society for the Promotion of Avia- tion' . ' , J HUNT'S CRATERIAN ent KrUhiy, The W'oinaii'H Home Mitodonary Nociety will meet at the homo of Mi'H. i?. L. Holdrldue next ThiliK A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT ida' l)0i- u ut :3u u- rn- Mrn- 'T';"," ' rj, jj, Hm iyy will be leader. r 1 j Mi'H. Nettle Jordan and Mrn. j t.eona Bfott are makliiK nn extend ed vifiU at the home, of f)r. and I.MiH. C. XV. McKadden. Mm. Jor "Show People" at Hunt's Craterian Why be satisfied with a ready-mads suit when you Ed. V.Price OR t M. Born ' Suit, tailored to your measure, for $25 up A fit or your money back. I TKe Men's Shop 1 - Next to Rialto California from thoir homo In ylowu, Vv. MeKudden will accotn I puny them Houth. Ith. Jordan and Aire. Scott aro hIhicth of t Mra. Mc Kaddcn. ' ,J- ' JilrH. Allnnlo Jaeckel and twin ftomi, IivlnR and Kverctt and MIhh IMancho Hlater left ' U'edncsday afternoon for Portland. They Will upend tho ThankuKlvlnK holldayn In thai place. Mr. and Mm. ! Klmer Kineald enteltalned Home Medford frlondH at a dinner lawt Thumday evt'iilng. Mr. and Mm. hi O. Penland left Haturday for Ann Kranchtoo by motor. They rthlj'Pod about D 00 poundH of turkeys by truck to Han Kranclsc'o ' where they will be placed, on tho market. 'ino Talent Hebekah club will DHiet at tho home of MImh Kllm're i urin iiuai r i ijrv, tin. Mr. und Aim. L, W. HoldrldKO entertain at a dinner ThunkHKivintf. UueHtH Included ' Mr. and Mrn. f'Yunk Iloldiiduo anl Cliirence and Kmher, .Mr. and Mrn, IK-Iwln Hur ley and Mr. and 'MrH. Krunk Heed of Talent and Mr. nnd Mr. Albert Moore. Andrew Mtpro ' nnd Del on Churchill of Modfoid.- - I. II tin Hrifliiln.. Vl'ilurxi u.n r.f Mr, and MrH. C. WHmwi of AHhland ha been Herlounly $ the pant two weeks w(th pneumonia. Mra. (X V. Long hiw bon caring for the baby. ' . A number of Tulent men won prize at tho turkey HhootliiH , match which waH held Hunday. The mntch wna Riven under the aUH plcen of tho Ashland American I Legion. ! Mr. and Mrn. Victor Maon and 'children, Mr. and Mrn. Honry Ma son and Wayno and MIsh Velma Manon Hpcnt ThankHgtvIng day nt the William Muhou homo near Central Point. The Melody Makertt played at KinK A'idor in .said to chuckle at Charley Cluiplin over an incident in the fllpiing of "Show : lcoje," now playinr; at Hunt's Craterian. it bun all-Htar cants, tin? real utarn of plctureland are Knapped an they Htroll about the MetH or sit over KnndwicheH in tins wtudlo lunch room. jf ' These Incidental Hturs are of- j HeKUlar 'prayer meeting Thurs day evening nt 7:30. . , f time hn pluyn Hiiuash for 10' mln- uten nt tho AVhltchall club near . hlfl offiw except in winter, when ho ' Ih living; at hl town' houm-i on Kant 64th street. Then lie frefjuently KiibHtltutoH a walk In Central I'nrk before dinner, or playH s(iuah on a court at home. During the eight monthH or no each yenr when he Ih living on the family ewtate, he catches n !f:05 train, for Tarrytown- in the j afternoon, to be met again with Ujthe Hedan . and whisked up the , grade and Inside the great stono gate of lWantleo Hills. JA(!KHONVILKK, Ore., Nov. 30. Special) A benefit' danco wasf IW-iihul tlu WlngM. held ut tho. U. 8. hall Wedncaduy! No numerous are the offstage EASTERN STAR HELD fered in adtlition to two hcadiinnrs, i Marion Davics and William Haines as a Ktage-struck j;irl who wants to play tragedy but fiiuls herself in slapstick, and a young comedian with more than a touch of swell- , head. , Vidnj- Ih a young man distin- guinhcd among directors,; respon- ! nlhlo for "The I tig Parade" and ' "The Crowd," as well as ,an early ( romantic succpss, "The Jat'k Knife j .Man." and one of Marlon Davies" 'innicHl picture, "The I'.'tt LOOK! SUNDAY ONE DAY ONLY CHARLIE MURRAY Himself IN PERSON in FANCHON i " ; AND f f MARCO'S "HATS IDEA" BE THERE 'y OR BE SORRY 0$ ; Why not 4 staH the day right? Healthful breakfasts can and should be the most appetizing If THE fiber foods are bo important in our diet and food authorities impress upon us that they are why not start the day right by eating them for breakfast? They can be made into the most delicious and satisfying break fasts imaginable. , Just think for a moment what foods it is that furnish the bulk and liber that our bodies need so badly. They are: bran and cereals, mrl fnilte and vegetables, ail but the last being ideal for the first meal of the day. What is more tasteful and beneficial, for example, than cereal with milk and sugar? , What is more delicious for breakfast than grapefruit, sweetened to taste, or apples or pears sweetened and baked? Nearly every one enjoys apple sauce or stewed prunes or other dried fruit with the morning toast and coffee. . Note that sugar is mentioned in connection with each one of these healthful foods. Sugar is the ideal flavor that Nature Its provided, thus enabling people to enjoy the kinds of foods that are best for them. One fact cannot be stressed too much. All growing children . should eat hearty breakfasts of bone and teeth building, body developing foods such as the cereals, milk and fruits. Proper sweetening makes children relish the foods that their growing bodies need so badly. Eat varied healthful foods, so sweetened that they are delicious and enjoyable. The Sugar Institute. 1 AT YOUR GROCERS made by BECK'S BAKERY nluni, November 28, under the auspices of tho O. K. K. club. Supper was served at Amy's place. A I rn. Dora Coy nnd son, Krank Coy,' and flrnndma Faucet of Doty, Wash., arrived hero Friday, Mrs. Faucet will make her home for. tho present with Mrs. S. K. Punninaton- efffctB in Channlng Pollock's new play, "Mr. Monepypenny, that, thorn arc 5G0 cuea to be heeded by ' hands and operators in (he wing.' Tickers, offstage voices.! mechanical music and similar dlim must ho heard repeatedly; money j must be "shoveled, in otiej scene down a chuto to the stajfe, and i Mr. and Mrs. Minno Smfdt sets must be. shifted quickly and mado a trip to Klamath Falls! on signal. It Is said tho bill for Hundny to visit Mrs. Hmidt H broth- stage hands during .New York i vr, Harold Itood nnd other rela- nnd Philadelphia rehearsals ran. tlvos and friends. to $13,000. ; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Barker, And yet producers today arcn t i of Medford are visitors at tlv; I called to provide a lot of prop- , J, C. Norris homo In this city. f ertles that were in domnnd in i A turkey dinner was served theaters of 400 yearn nuo. T. II. Thanksgiving day at Amy's plaeo. Vnil Motter relates In his current j Mi's. Cora Crumn and son. Har- study, "1 no iscnooi urn nut .in old Crump of IJtilo Applegute, wore woek-end visitors In Jack sonville. ' W. H. Munch wan called to j Myrtle Point the latter part of last the dance given by tho Yeoman's vmjU to ,h(, ,je0H,U( of nH brulhl.r. f WATCH lodgo In Ashland Tuesday night Kddlo Townsend, who has been visiting nt tho Henry Itirrnottc homo tho past week, loft Friday for southern California whoro ho will spond tho winter. Mr. nnd MrN. 1. Hamilton enter tained at a Thanksgiving Dny din ner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Hamilton and family, Mf. und Mis. (lien Kaltmnrsh of Lluln An. lilliriilii Mr ntwl Mr. Itfibnt-t M.llh! of Medford. Nate Humilton of Ashland and . Karl Hamilton of (? rants Pass. Among the Talent pooplo shop ping and visiting friends In Med ford Suturday were: Mrs. C. K. Hrrn unit, chHdrcM,,,C- F. Jte,t and family, Mrs, U, A, Manning, Mr. and Mnt. Jay Toriill nnd Hur hiirtt. Mrs. 11, C. Helmer, Mr in-law, J, I). Dennett. Mrs. Katie Hoffman, who haft England." that, items required for the performance of a play by Westminster school children 'in 1 rG4 lneided fmnklncenwi to j perfumo the auditorium, candy i for the child players and "hut- j tered heero for ye children being . horse." not to speak .of wages been til, at her homo for .somejlui" out for "tho loan of a thon- Are You "Hitting ' On All Six?" Liver Stomach Bowels Nerves Brain Heart Are They All 100? Folks, the human body Is just like a fcood'ear, cvcrytiiinR must be in ood working order if you expect to get .the best performance out of either. You can't expect to feel ioo7'o if your liver. is out of order, your: stomach upset, nervc,s jumpy or bowels tied up. You must build up your vital force? ami you weak, weary despondent tnci. and women who have been docloriny., lor aes tryinfjtoRct back the vimanol endurance of earlier years will be aston ished, delighted nnd amazed to sec how quickly strength, energy and vital ity come back thru the use of Tan lac. Go to your druggist now and gjt a bottlcof i'anlac. Millions of folkslicive started back on the road to youth, health and happin6ss with this world famous tonic and there is no reason why you, too, can't begin today to re build your worn-out tissues and re vitalize your entire system. , Your money back il you arc not speedily helped by a fair trial of this world-famous medicine. Now, Dear - there'll &t;j r. , (NO C-ALubt, rUK. ijCHNtj LAIL. ' V JHI5 is A TELECHRON drij barell and two men which brawght tho same and . thon derod." . " ' ' PAN DON Contract let for lm- timo is 'ery much Improved. Mrs. Hay Coleman was hostess to tho Jacksonville Hrldge club at her homo Monday evening, No prlro and Mrs, Howard ltare, con-t rotation. " I DullcluiiM refreshments w e r i served. Tho next meotlng. will, be held Monday, December 1 0, :U iho homo of Mrs. Fred Flck. CHfergo Maxwell, was a business' visitor at Phoenix Katurday. , KiUifr Kpcllman of the Presby-i tcrlam church or Medford will oc- cupx tho pulpH in the Presbyle-; Hun churoh hero Kunday morn-! Jng and evening. ! MrH. Coy atd; son, Frank, and I 57. MILLION BOTTLES USEDi sT7 Irene Wulln,- Mih. Miirtln, llnrrj l,ov,', O. W. T.ohr und family, Mrs ..-..i..,-, t .......tt ifi " ' " "jHundHy .for mliiHH on Ktllutt orork, '"""'"""'"'V where they will work. , Aim. 1 Kred lliitclur nnd Mrs. i Kthel OIkoii were Hi Medford on ' iTuOMluy tnornlnn- i I .1. It. Hull, who linn been work ing for the Owen-or.'Kon liiimhor company at camp 2, above llutte. Kails, - was 'In otir elty Tuesday.! Cam i a has cloned for tho winter.! On Friday night at li o'clock ; u ' super-mnld ulumjnum dinner was'siven attthe home of Mr. and Mm. Horbcrt Hannah. The din-1 ner was prepared and nerved hy ; H- U. Keck and-'his- nsKlntant. Those prencnt were Miss Mollle Ilrltt, Mr. Until Hrltt. Mr. and Mm. Otto 'Neldermeyer, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson. Mr. and Mre. B. . Nevernnee, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Tuu Voile. M, and Mrs, Hoy ! Martin. Mrs. Alive Uhieh and tho, Headaches gone f Blood pressure normal i If you can'l exert yourself without be ' Inn short ofbreslh, If your head pains. If you can't eren lie down wllh comfort then life hardly seems worth while. That la haw things appeared to a wo man who wrole us about her trouble wllh hlfh blond pressure. She took Agmel. She laler aaysi "Mr blood j pressure Is normal. No more head MOU.Y stj. PHONB 244 i,re reeelted erery day ft wmklc 1 1 vLcANlNU AND ache. I ran now sleep; And actually 1,081 ", I'""'"-"; A"11aUim'""m rt ni. ...iii. i l.i. hi., .ui. Inn wna Riven Mra- Alice IJIrlch, feel nke smiling. Ullera like thl. I Ucv and ; Mrs. McVUker left Dyeing service INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L, HILL, Manaaer Phone 105 30 N, Central Medford, Oregon li . 11. Bt ,'aurtr A(tWl 4tit tl AtttOL v, m.oou I'KKNSI KK IMH.AMMAHON MTOM H IMARKTKM t up mi Mfht. Jak vur A tu t c Ut bout Af mt-1. Or writ ttlrul tn Th ARtntt Cot $k your dru 4 in Thm A cm Monday morning for a couplo or U A.rt it 'a woe, at Pandon. rnt ntturt.1 hMlth Mm. Maxwell was confined to MhiYJMcmifS '"cr BulurOtty.. aid, Sunduy. Uiu- plant con- Uvlth a severe cold. ntiftPKt by fmaf j , wilmn Sheley spent tho Nh"idJ.Kl: 'week-end, nt her homo nt Central trorttinrtly ttth I Point. iMV0r"nt mintTti MMArlHIn llruui Phtdi.H nf VnrU iryUjlanU spent last week visiting her niece, mvh, James i.nntrun una left Haturday morning for home. In company . with' relatives, 1). M. Ueamer of Seattle, hlBh way contractor, was 1 a RUst in Jackson vlllfl Saturday. 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