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Second Section
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Oiily Twenty-third Ynr
i Weekly Fifty -seventh Yew
MEDFORD, ORK(i()X. TJU
Dl'X'KMliKU ti. 1!W8.
No. 257.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
AtlE ran mn m TREATMENT
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HEALTHIEST
to remember that influenza is a
contusions disease and il is U to j
you to keen tt to yourself.' Vse
your hundkert'hlef, nnd prevent the:
inilu.-iiza. SneezniK ana
spray out droplelH
loaded with norms and
nearhy is uhnost eertam 1
Kuod dose of inw.
you have influenza, no lo bed and
isolate yourself. ;
HAG L1C POINT. Ore., Do. 6.
(.Special.) The Grange held its res-
jjpf South"' uAy business meeting Tuesday, De
ne neaitli- 1 eehioer tin. An interesting tallt'j-
on i lie liirthdfty of the u range"
was given hy Sister Haak. alter
CHICAGO, Dec-. 6.
rnk'oi:i appeared io he
lest place for girls, for It wus from
Uroun county lit that state that
the hlond, clear-skinned Thelma
Svaiv.tud came to win the gold
, medal that goes with the title
"healthiest girl in the United
States." She had n remarkable
score of 9 It, at the International
Livestock Exposition.
William Tobias of nirch ,Run,
Saglnuw county, Michigan, had a assistant steward, Ellsworth Slow-
For the week ending November
ease. of iuf Luenza were
reported to the state hoard of
Tm.llh V.a.c il.nt imMi.nrWi U
which the election of effieers took undou " 0' llWmic in lhis 8tat0
place. 1 ho following officers were , ;t ... t ,.,.... ,n irn
,U MiUolstaiU; ovomppr. I ,, . ,,, ,,.,, ,. ,..,. ..... .,,.no,i
lOOUll'l'r, MlK. H. ,,,,,, r ,.i,il,.. ,
Ward: clmpluin. Sophie ChiM.eth; ..,, ..,... ,. lis. ut re.
PHOENIX SCHOOL 10
STAGE PLAY DEC. 1-1;
UTILE BUTTE TO !
ELECT OFFICERS
elected
Master
Ted Sea nut n
treasurer, C. F. Duvles, secretary
Mrs. Davies; steward, Tom Givan
rating of 97.4 to top the field on
the msiseuline side. Tobias is 1 5
years old, an eighth grader in the
Hireh Hun school. Thelma said
she was "seventeen and a half"
and a freshman at Aberdeen,
North Stale Teachers' college.
J'Joth Thelma and William said
the copybook maxim of "early to
bed ami early to rise" was a factor
in making them healthy. The
young lady from South Dakota is
up every morning at 7 o'clock,
while William said ho got out of
bed at ti: :iu a. m. "to do a fi'
chores before going to school
1h in bed each night at 9.' Miss
Svarsliid's retiring hour varies, she
said, but it generally is early. MI
don't employ my evenings for
making- 'whoopee'," was the way
she put it, indicating that Hruwn
county nnd i road way arc nut so
far apart, In a manner of speaking.
Miss Svnrstad weighfi pounds
nnd is five feet three and one-half
inches tall. Milk is a principal
item n her daily menu. She
breakfasts on fruit, milkmd toast,
eats a heavy meal in the middle of
the day, including meat and pota
toes, vegetables and salads, and
lias a somewhat lighter meal in
the evening.
"I am not trying to reduce," she
explained, "but neither do I intend
to become heavier."
:cnmions to be taken to 1 7 , js saia to be one of the most side
;uie spreaa oc mis aisense. Hmi.nK farces ever seen in that
;the cure and prevention of intlu-; lliMU.ict on number 14. The play
enza depend on knowing the cause. ; wm pr0!toiuoa by m0mbers of
The best way to keep from ink-; tn 0 Junior class.
!ing influenm is to keep away from, ,.Flxl u fol. FaUlPr is the
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l-AGLE POINT, Ore.. Dec. -1
(Special.) The Little Unite Irrl-.
gation company will hold its an-;
mini stockholders' meeting at the'
, - j (iiane hall Wednesday, Decern-!
Having established a reputation . her ll!ih, at 7:30 o'clock. The an- '
for presenting entertaining and ; nua! election of officers will take
well directed plays, the l'hoenix ! place at that "meeting. 1
high school will again produce what
I'nder the auspices of the l'nr-j
enl -Teachers association the first
hot lunch of the season was served j
at' the school and was a decided
success, Monday, December 3rd.
A small charge will he made to ,
dttfray expenses. It .is the inten
tion of the members to keep the
The play ! c01 down to the lowest, so that ;
will be staged in the high school "i caiiaren can anoru to pariauej
no.titnrioMi ni S o'clock, nnrt the t of tho hul Mrs. Davlea was,
name of the comedy, written ny
J. G. McMullen, who has a list of
sure hits to his credit
;,! CENTRAL POINT P.-1 A
HOLD MEETING ElAYc'E
! puhllc is invited to attend.
ESPEE PETITIONS FOR
ell; gatekeeper, finely Wcidman
Ceres, Catherine l'h il brook ; Po
mona, Gladys Cowden; Flora, Myr
tle Itigsby; lady assistant steward.
i-ena hioweli; trustee lor inrc-e ,.., IIN disease
years, William Perry; executive, vhen you feel an attack of In
committee, .1. C. Spencer, IL A. j fiuenza comina on. lake a laxa
Woldmun. Mr. Force. ;tive and go to bed early.' Kail
The ladies on the refreshment ; nKnily, drink water freely tircl
committee should be especially j Htav in hed umli u .symptoms
commended for the splendid mip-'have disappeared. Isolate your
per, which consisted of oyster slew. ! Seif. jo not kiss or even shake
; iiinns. .Inst liorimsn KOlli( HlK;
has passed this disease on to you
is no excuse for your being care-
li less. This is not u speciacula.
course of treatment nor will it
stivking results, but it
down greatly the chance; - ..
omplications, such as pneu-'
;monia and other infections. ; SAX FUANCISCO, l")ec. C r(?')
i The streptococcus shemnlyticus t The Southern Pacific company has
Central Point P.--T. A. will hold 1 is usually unable to invade th'1 j petitioned the state railroad corn
its next meeting in the high school healthy body, but gains entrance i mission for permission to construct
auilitorium Friday, JJeeeinber 7.1 In persons Who are run down by a railroad from Klamath Falls,
llt-'X, -at 4 p. m. A cordial iuvi- 1 influenza. streptococcus pueu-.ore., to Alturas. Cal.
tatlon is extended to ail. jmonia is a very serious coinpli- ' The lino would be an extension
A program and tea will follow cation and, the chances of pulling 0f the Modoc Northern line of the'
, the meeting. through after this inleelion tun Central California railroad, a. sub-i
j Parent are asked to come ominvaded the hody are none too; i,iiary of the Southern Pacific. I
;and meet the teachers and sluiwinod. Permission already has been grant-!
I Lhev are interested in child wel-l The importance of calling in a j 0ll for tnc nno by the interstate'
1 fare. - ' pbysicinn early can not be t" 1 commerce commission.
j I highly emphasized. Many of the 1
HIOPPNEIt Pids asked for con- complications of InfluensuL can he SA L15M. Contract- let for. con
i struction of new waterworks sys-1 prevented hy proper treatment I struction of new South. Liberty
i tern lu re. ! For the - sake of others It is well ' street bridge
;.B":SA ' . . a re Mrs. Mattie llrown,' president;
''i---' '' ':y Mr. Ivaii Ksch,' who has been
V ,:V v fc -""".-fe-r-ffji-V"?""!?J-" ASSSii navln tI,e flu' ? K'''-nl'y Improved
Ni-- 'A i ( V -'dW'yM 11,1(1 u,,1 to ne n'l,"nd iigulu,,
; piwaifTrtis Gift at mm0m
i ffg: v 'Mm
i 1 ffigm? .... mtz
S VALUE AND QUALITY 126 East Main RSjfliM
in charge. Tuesday Mrs. -Myrtle ;
I Smith will he on duty, Wednesday
j Mrs. Weldman, T h rs.d 11 y ,Mrs.
! Cowden nnd Friday M"rs. Atkens.
, j At the Presbyterian church of ;
: F.;y;le i'olnt nest Sunday, Decern-'
C1 hvf 1'th, the regular church service
1 will be held from 11 o'clock till
Lj.lJ. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson , will
take charge of the services. 1 lie j
Pattersons are well known and well ;
Hkqd, having preached to us manyi
times before. We are hoping that,
i the' people of this community will
come ami hear them. Everybody j
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hurst of Per-
by are moving back lo Eagle Point, ',
and will be at home to their many!
friends In (he rooms over the ItagleJ
Point hardware si ore. j
The Chrislensen Creamery of
Grants Pass is establishing a cream j
route, around Eagle I'olnt, j
The work that P.ay Uarnlsh Is j
doing Improves not only his own j
property, hut also the entrance to 1
the town of Eagle Point. Sooner)
or .later that land will he a fine ,
business locality. I
Jacob Mnnia of Prownshoro vis
ited with the Misses Wilhlto. all day
Sunday, 1 and while here nil ended
I he Sunday school and church
service. '
Mrs. William Perry and Mrs.
Percf Haley visited with Mrs. Me
Clellan Tuesday. ,
W. H, lloagland, who for some j
time has been tinder the weather, 1
Is abb; to bo around again. '
The 'hoard of clfrectors of" the
Eagle Point school are making at
very decided improvement in front j
of the school. There are- two men 1
J and a team working, leveling," j
I Hcrnnlnir nnd flnallv irrnvellmr the ;
whole front.' Jt is a long-left want
I supplied. , - 1
j Tom Itlley is doing some earpen-(
iter work for V. C, Clements. Ilejl
Is kept busy these days doing ;
work, and H Is nice for uh to have j
1 such a handy man around. :
I Mr, and Mrs. ltoynl lirown nut-
I tored to Mcdford Tuesday.
Frank lirown has a new T' ord j
light delivery truck. i
Donald Voting Is back ngaln In
school, having undergone n minor :
operation.
Mrs. ltoy Stanley of the Mt. Pitt
district, attended the Presbyterian
church services Sunday morning.
The Civic improvement club will !
meet on Thursday, December 6th, 1
at the homo of Mrs. John Under, j
The officers at the present time I
The Parent-Teachers association j
will hold Its regular monthly meet- (
hiir nn Th il rmlit V Dneembet lith nil
the schoolhoubo, at 3 p..m. j
' The Christian Endeavor society .
will meet next Sunday evening at
H o'clock. All J'Oun people arej
cordially invited to attend,. Mrs. ,
Phllhrook is u very capable leader!
nnd puts ther meetlnsii over . inter-j
estingly.. ' , , " ' - "'
itev. Morgan, 'according to tho J
latest retiort, 'Ah Improving nicely.
Among the but of town people
trading at the Faber & Cheigwinj
store were Jlen Klngery, W, Nick-j
ell, Y. J. pullen, C. A. Eakei, also!
Mr. Hill nnd Air. Dean of Derby.;
j Harry Von der Hello ami Mr.
1 liurger vere visitors in our town
Saturday, trading, with pur mer-j
chants.
Miss Rybl! CftHtor, who has been 1
suffering with a severe cold, 1m'
able to he around and hops to !
soon be otit again. !
Main street comes in for Its'
sham of improvements. The old
board sidewalk has been torn dpi
and gravel put In Us fllace.
it
Love Overnight"
dt Rialto Theatre
In "Ive Over, Night," which
opened al tho JttiiUd tlientre to
day, Hod lA Jtocquo proves him
self nn able farceur, thus din
proving the theoi'i that a screen
star cannot he n . comedian ond
a romantic hero In the same pic
ture. " "
As Itlchnrd Hi.ll. a cltange
niaker In a subway ticket booth,
ho impetuous) woijs Jeanette loff,
in her role of, n eilthy wociety
girl, but before he succeeds In
marrying her he is forced Into
many hllnriumv situations. - Par
jtleularly funny nre tho licenes In
j which lie esT-apPH from a thick -!
headed detective, played by Tom
Kennedy, who seek to nrrest him
because of his wippowrl ,;lHft In
a thritllnv suhw;! holdup.
Th cant InvludeH Mary Cttir
anU JUchard TuKr "
DAD! Cooking will be fun
for both of them!
!cU'0(lui.'c this sceim in ytnir
kilclu'ii nn C'hfisliiiiis -Morn ! ( ! i v o
Mothi'r 11 modern J'ldctrii' Iiiin'i'
with 1111 iiiitoimilie ovi'ii licnt ivjfii
hi t t'. Cooking will lip joy for
hiw. And food will lie hcttor
coolii'd . . . incuts richer and jueier
. . . eiikes fluffy and fiill-fliivored.
She enn two all the new recipes
that necessitate scientific heal
regulation. Oveu-lmked foods can
lie left to conk themselves. No
pots and pans to scour nnd scrub.
How thrilled she'll 1o when the
ranjjc is delivered !
You'll he proud, too. It'll he n
substantial token of your thought
fulness and appreciation. Sc
them on display at your dealers
todav ! ;
ELECTRIC RANGES
arc now offered for only a fsw dollars down
the balance monthly in easy payments
The California Oregon Power Company
fomcis. '
Malted. Grinu fen. fcucburg. Klamath FalU-Ortapa
Wi. PuiumuU-CaUloruU ,
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It's a Good Cause Buy Christmas Health Seals I
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ORDER YOUR NEW
NOW! We Can Make
DELIVERY
Promptly After the
First of the Year
Place Your Order Now for
Early January Delivery
Paoific Highway at Sixth
C.E. Gates Auto Go.
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