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rEPFOUD MATT, TRTnTWP!, MrTVPOTJD, OlvTHiOW FTUPAV. OVKM lKU :tr V.VJS. . Drifted Snftw Biscuits Melt in Your Mouth 'ASHLAND HI LITE : CHOSEN NAME BIG CELEBRATION Biscuits made with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour are always light and fluffy BECAUSE the smooth, even strength of Drifted Snow never varies! Drifted Snow Flour is uniform (AND HAS BEEN FOR 7 6 YEARS xm-x This Practical Cook Booh "containing: more than 90 excel lent recipes bread, muffins, cakes and pastry will be mailed on request to users of K C Baking Powder. The recipes have been prepared especially for , KCBaferaglMcr SameTrice, for m38years. jlj ounces lor Used by Our Government I rated (or the TbanksKivinK season. ! j Yellow (lowers, yellow caoillea and j place cards and (avora In yellow ' carried out ilie attractive color! scheme. After luncheon the after !Boon was spent at needlework. Mr. : ! ill's -tuest were .Mesdames J. E. : T! oruton. Sam McNulr, llal Mc-j ; Nulr, Frunk Dickey and Clifford ' (Jenkins. , A lurRo ntteuilance o( Klkn was present Saturday at the Thanks- i Riving smoker, an annual event with the local lodue. The proceeds , ' (roui the smoker are used as u ASHLAND, Ore.. Nov. 30. (Spe- Christmas charity (und. Many o( clnl) AshlnmllllKh-l.lte celebration lhos h "Hend-a went home! , . , with turkeys, ham and other, has been chosen as the name (or;prlz8 c s UuR;le8 of YrpUa won : (he bis' celebrat'n which will be: the main prize, a beautiful daven- ' held on December 5 as a dedication port, and l.awrcnee romr won the. ot the three major municipal ac- second prize, a tea wanon. drover, complishmetus of tho past (ew ' Leach won the third prize, a fine months. The titie was chosen out ; bridge lamp. At the close of the i of ir,u which were offered. . evening a boxing bout between De- Thut llihia water will be t laney of I'orlland and liene O'Cirady j brought into the pluzu for the ben-i of Ashland was taken by O'Oradyj el'it of the tourist as well as the In three rounds. Another event Ashland resident is nn assured (act. j was a bout between Lof Hosnnderj Work has- been going on for seme ' of Ashland and Davis ot L'hilonuin, j time on the concrete foundation ' the decision going to Hosanderi which has been completed. The : after six rounds, fountuin. which Is to have a re-j Marshall Dana, editor of the Ore-1 fri-;eiation plant, will be construct-, gon Journal of I'orlland, will be I ed of natural granito. It is panned ! tho principal speaker at the noon! fto 'have the foi.litnln competed i bannuet to be held In Ashland De fer the monster celebration Decern-' centner 5 lu connection with tho 111- her 5, when Ashland will celebrate ' Lite celebration. Tho number of I tho outstanding accompishments of j guests at tho dinner will bo liin- the past few months. ! 'tod to 150 as this is the maximum i .Miss Isabelie Silver was charm-; capacity of tho dining room nt tho iing hostes Friday evening when : Llthia Springs hotel. Tho dinner I she served a delicious waffle sup-! is set for 11': 15 and there will be 1 per at her home on tho Houlevard : several other interesting speakers int the elfiKA nf the Southern Oregon 1 OU the Orogram. normal school pep rally. Miss Sil- j (!. T. King, veteran railway mall! ver's guests were Misses Ktta Mn- j clerk, died about 1:30 p. m. Tucs-j thers, .Merle Conklln, Veronica Wll-tlny at his home on lleach street. I iams. Margaret lienson, Kuth I'urdy, Mr. King was ill but a lew da5'3 COMMUNITY HALL ! REESE CREEK FOR BAZAAR IN DERBY: FIVE-YEAR PLAN: Mildred Leeson, Kvelyn Broron aud Audrey Mcl'herson. Mrs. W. C. Wing has returned to Ashland after making an extend ed visit to relatives aud frleuds In Canyonvllle and other neighboring points. Wayne W. Wells, science teacher at the Southern Oregon normal Irian school, will leave at jioon Friday for his home near Kugene to spend tho Thanksgiving vacation with his home folks. 1 Miss Klbert Oreer of Hollywood, Cal., daughter of Mrs. Lllllau flreer of Ashland, has sufficiently recov ered from Injuries received recent ly in nn automobile wcvek to be removed to tho homo of he sister, Mrs. Harvey Ling, of Ilurbank, Cul. Melbouine .Mast, former Ashland who has been ill with bronchial pneumonia at Ills home in Portland. jand who Is n student nt .Corvallis, reported to be somewhat im proved. The lad's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Uranthouse. went to Portland to visit their grandson. Lars Kllnson of Kthbridge, Can., has arrived in Ashland to spend and death was duo to pneumonia. Mr. King was about 35 years of age. Ho leaves a wife, three children and oilier relatives. Tho hour of the funeral has not been announced hut arrangements aro In charge of J. P. Dodge & Sons. Monday evening at tho I'resbylo- church the Ashland Music Study club held a meeting with n fine musical program in honor of the great musician, Pram Schubert, who died at tho age of 31, yet In his young life composed some of the finest melodies ever written, and left his Impres upon the world. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Donnelly left last week for San Francisco to spend the winter In und near the city. Elliott MacCracken, son of Dr. and Mrs. MacCracken of Ashland will spend the Thanksgiving vaca tion with his brother, Gordon, who is attendiug school at Heed college In Portland. The boys wll be Thanksgiving day guest of Judge and Mrs. W. W. McCredle of Port- ! the winter months at, the home of I land. his sister, Mrs. eorte Kramer, who Floyd Cook, secretary of the Re i resides on Hargadine street. Mr.lpubllcnn state committee, was vis ; Kliason slopped to visit another sis-j king in Ashland Tuesday, j tor. Mrs. Uickle, at Roschurg, Ore. Lome Sewoll, an employe of tho Mr. and Mrs. Max Canps and 1 Penney store In Ashland, was taken iMiss Mildred Kaegl o( Yreka spent Sunday visiting relatives in Ash 1 land at the J. C. Kaegl home on i the Boulevard aud at the Jerry O'Nell and Amos Ninlnger homes. I Hilly and Harry lloxlo are eon ' fined to th(!lr hnme on lown street with cases of the flu. Mrs. Wado Gill was hostess Frl- .day ufteruoon at her pleasant ihome on Scenic drive. Mrs. Gill served a' six-course luncheon at 1 'o'clock at a table beautifully deco- Delici bacoiL has the goodness cured in Ail f&SiiiliiiiiS A A MM S fa It starts right by coming only from selected tender young grain fed porkers, and at the great Frye plant the exclusive curing process puts in "a flavor that comes out at thousands of Northwest breakfast tables every day. No more energizing good food than bacon no more tempting bacon than FRYE'S' DELICIOUS BRAND. Buy it as most convenient whole or half, by the pound, or sliced in half-pound sanitary cellophane packages. to the hospital Tuesday to be treated for a serious case of septic sore tliroat. A. A. Madden of tho Madden tiro repairing shop was in Medl'ord on Monday. Mr. and vs. Thnd Coleman have both been 111 with iuriuenza. Mrs. Coleman Is up and nblc ot bo about again but Mr. Coleman, though Im proved, Is still in bed. ELLIOTTS RETURN FOR RIVIERA VISIT Kl VI ERA, Ore.. Nov. 30. (Special) Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank C. KUJott of Yreka, Calif., vLsltrd with his mother, Mrs. Charlos W.ahl, last week. The Elliotts tormerly owned the Itivieru Auto Park. t Mr. Ed (Prcfountnin nnd Mrs. C. Wahl vittited with Mrs. Clay Uiles Monday afternoon. Mrs. Iioomsllter is on tho sick list. Mrs. Ella I-amce was In Mod ford visiting with her sister, Em ma Clonyan one day last wck. Some of tho ladies 'of the P. T. A. met at tho home of Mrs V. It. Uiml) Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. .Tim Chllders was visiting with her Muter, Mrs. Ora White in Itoffiie Hiver last Tuesday. Mr. Cmsnoim, who recently pr ehased tho Harry Rlavin plaee on Foots creek 1b moving In Ihelr new house, Mr. and Mrs. OcorRc Lance were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hales Inut Sunday nitfht. John P. Davis of Seattle, Wn., Is visiting his, slater, Mrs. Charles Wahl. at Itlvh-ra. Shlrhy May Poling hits been sick with a cold. , Miss Uulu Piles, Mrs. C. H. Piles nnd children, spent the day last Monday at the home of J. P. Short. Ted Dole fell nnd hurt his back Monday. Mrs, Maude Champlln of Med ford was visiting relatives KMora last week. Mrs. W. It. I-amh was quite sick last week. Mrs. Efflo Plrdseye, Mrs. Wahl nnd Mrs. C. H. Piles were eallintf on Mrs. J. D. Chllders Tuesdny. We are very Blad to seo Fred Guy carrylnn the mail nj-ain. nnnitv. ore., Nov. 30. (SjjD , Mr. Mrs. Chas Humphrey arej spending a three weeks' vacation , in i.os AiikcIi's. During tlicir ab- . Ktiict thfir son Ttobort manau intx t- ranch. The P.-T. A. held an enthusi- astie mtM'tliiK on Friday afti-rnnon. at which time final plans were mado for their bazaar to be held' on Pecember Mh In the Community! hall. They will conduct their sale from 2 until 4 in the afternoon. and from S o'clock in the even-j in until the dance Is over. There i will be a box social, and oveiyonel is invited to come and brlnn a box. ; There will he dainty lunches serv ed to those who do nt set boxtM. The fancy work" booth will have useful and attractive articles suit able for holiday Rifts pillowslips, boudoir sets, card table sets, lunch eon sets, aprons, tea towels, etc. There will be a candy booth where delicious, wholesome home-made candies will be sold. The fish pmd will no boubt be most popular ot all and every article in It will be n. bargain. During the evening danc ing will be enjoyed on a Rood floor with excellent music. The com mittees are working hard to make the entire affair a social and fi nancial success. Mrs. Frank Hill has returned from a short visit with relntivtss In California. The E. P. Chambers family com bined business with pleasure Sun day when they delivered some tur keys and visited friends in Gold Hill and Phoenix. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pat Smith nnd Mrs. Florence Paker were shopping in Medford Saturday. Mrs. Carless npent the week end with relatives in Phoenix. Mr. ami Mrs. Pec Williams and family of Medford visited at the Fred Punlap Imiun Sunday after noon. A flue fire caused much excite ment but little damage early Sat urday morning at the homo of 1. N. Peen. Mrs. Hiram Webb made n busi ness trip to Medford Thursday. Miss Glover, the rural "school nurse, made n visit to the Derby school on Tuesday. School was closed Thursday and Friday, nllowing a generous vaca tion In which to celebrate Thanks giving. Nearly every family In the com munity will either go somewhere or entertain guests Thanksgiving. i t PEPSE CHEEK, fire. Nov. 30 (Special.) The road me. -ting held; at the Heese Creek school house on Saturday. November 24th. was' well attended. The meetlntf was called to order nt about 10;30 a. m. Henry French was chosen chairman: Harry Ward, clerk, and Charles I.. Cummons and .lean Pel- ( lows, tellers. The object of the' meetlnt: was gone over and a gen-i eral outline of what had been ac complished In tho past two year; ' given. The object of the meeting: was to discuss and vote on a five- i mill tax on what is known as the Grange five-year road program. A j vote was taken and the result wast 4ft for and three against, (hanks' to the Grange. j C. W. Wnddcll has been very I busy the past week getting his i turkeys ready for market. j H. Pall and hou Willard have about completed an addition on! their barn which will give them, some greatly needed room for ' stock during the winter. ' Mr. Heckenburger killed some j fine hogs for his winter's nise. j Elmer Hohertson, one of our In dustrious farmers, was busy haul 1 Ing gravel last week, getting ready for winter. There will be a special meeting ; of tho Ileene Creek P.-T. A. l)t- cember 7th at 2:30 p. m. All who I ran are urged to attend. As we come up to another , Thanksgiving, looking over ' the past year, we find much to be 1 thankful for. We have had many; of the comforts of life that many1' with great wealth have not en I Joyed. Perhaps one of the great-' est things we have to be thankful! for Is the fact that we are not I millionaires. We are told to bet content with food and raiment nndj in all probability If we were not qontent with that we would not be, though we had a million. The all-day meeting at Heese Creek was well attended last Sun-j day. Hev. James Johnston, who Is superintendent of Faith Home ' for orphan children at Cers. Cal., I preached both In the morning nnd afternoon. 1 In will preach it w lee next Sunday, December 2, at which time ther will be a basket lunch. All are Invited to come and hear this mighty man of God who by faith In God superintends n grow ing work of caring for children who otherwise Would bo neglected. There are no collections taken. Charlie Murray Here in Person Hunt's Craterian ChPji-lie Murray, famed stage and screen comedian, comes to Med ford Sunday. Yes, Charlie him self, hore in person nnd he Is the headline feature of Fanchon and Marco's . stage presentation "Hats Idea" nt Hunt's Craterian. Never has n pcrsonase of more importance graced the stage of Hunt's Craterian theatre, for It Is doubtful If there is n comedian on either stage or screen that Is liked better by the general public, both for personality and comic capers, than Charlie Murray. Manager Hunt has also booked Mr. Murray's latent comedy screen success, "Do Your Duty," for the picture attraction Sunday In con Junction with the personal appearance. "The Port of Missing Girls'9 at Rialto Theatre Girls being taught to "watch their step," parents to take more interest lu the social life of their daughters, the machinations of those who prey upon femininity when it begins to flower, and the triumph of the church when chaiv acter that Is every one's right as serts Itself are depicted In the film, "The Port of Missing Girls," at the Hitilto theater. There are plenty of opportunities to run away with tho plot, certain siM'nes that could have been deplet ed so to off end good taste. There Is nothing of the kind in the pic ture. The characters ore ndmirahly cast throughout. Parbara Ped ford as Hull) King, In the feature role, adds charm nnd entertain ment to the picture Malcolm McGregor, the dashing young boot legger with a luxurious cor rescues her from sailing into the infamous "port." m jC M M New Orlenns in laying plans for a combined land plane and pea plane nlrport, with a tentative siie on I-nke Pontehartraln nlrendy selected. The alto Is of nmpln size for land planes nnd provides an excellent nnchorngn for seaplanes. It Is situated on a paved road lead Injr Into the heart of the business district. Atlantic City Is preparing to re develop Under nlrport nn the first step In attracting the establish ment of a regular air lino between the New Jersey resort nnd tho larger Atlantic nenbonrd ellleu. City official clnim the new nlf ltne will hn ntnrted nn noon ns tho air port In ready. . 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