Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 07, 1928, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMED FORD MATTi fKIBUXTi. MEgFOHD. ' OlMXioy, FK'1 DAY. DKCKMP.F.R 7. liCS. PA (IK T1IRFK i mrM AIL FED TRY. ME THIS NEW WAY Yes Indeed try corn popped the casv BCRSTED way, Tasty, delicious, fluffy white buttered balls of Roodncss. They melt in your mouth. If you like popcorn and who doesn't act one of the new Hersted Hlectric Corn Peppers that pops, salts and butters the at the same time. It simply can't burn. the corn. And the top tips just pour the but tered popped corn into a dish your hands never touch it. Sold by All SSSTeSn ... , . . r , fcL-An.xTiip It your mafr Uood Dealers VWC&llG5X cannot u,u-(y . you writ direct BERSTED MANUFACTURING CO. Mfrs. of a Comf-lctc Line of Electrical Af,lirmce CHICAGO, ILLINOIS BERSTED electric y tip-top com POPPER S atisf ying TREES TEA Orange Pekoe . 1 Reducing may ruin good looks Extreme dieting is also dangerous to health ,;, Vi tew pounds by a middle-aged person will often ) "make the skin of the face wrinkled and umks niici excessive reuueing mis is no ticeable also on the hands. Besides, skinnincss is unbeautiful. "Essentially," says an emi nent.doctor, "the curve is fundamental to beauty. . . . The really beautiful consists of that which is healthful and efficient." He goes on to warn us that "The craze for thinness is an attempt to , modify the process of nature." Women to be beautiful should be natural and healthy, and it is dangerous not only to good looks but- to health for women, girls or men to try to standardize their weights. Eat plenty of varied nourishing feeds. Everyone needs a certain amount of fat in the tissues of the body. Don't forget the value of sugar in making other foods tasteful and enjoyable. There is no substi tute for sweetness as a food and flavor. In reducing, decrease the quantity of all foods, but enjoy variety. Health is necessary to beauty. The Sugar Institute. Listen in Tonight at 9:00 KMED. . "DOWN TO EARTH" A Story by Mary Greiner Cast: Mary Greiner Earl Davis Fletcher Fish. Courtesy of Southern Oregon Electric SAYS ! I've just been made the most popular pqrson in town I'm tooth-iorac and tender Salt as a sja breeze And bcautifidly buttered - Ytnn-tn-Hi I corn all A FAMOUS doctor discusses the eftccts of ex treme wtight reducing or. the skin. Frequently, he says, "the face takes on an anemic look. Healthy color is absent and a sallow tinge gives the distinct appearance of weariness and age." 11c says that the loss of only a t ! TALENT DISTRICT ATTEND MEETING: ' 1 TAl.UNT. Ore., Dee. 7. iSkv- , , , "... ' .' ,.,., Ull.I.UVV SPKIM-IS ore.. Doc.! lion bogs, who la ill with the flu. iiul.) Mr. Klla Patterson, Mm. jr, aml ji,s, .Mmlon Tryer and)1' tSpecial) On December 13.' I Hazel Ferns, Mr. and Mrs. liar-i diuiKhter Luurii siient Sunday in Mr. Hay l.-tuiert and Mrs. K. V. ' ' wy Wallers, Mm. Ol-u-enee Mather, ! Medford. kuv..Ih at the home ul ! li-anw will be hosier, s to the , Miss P.ertha lliiyman and Mrs. Ma-'Mr. and Mis. 1-Yod Iliandl. Willow spritik-s Thuri-diiv club lit Hon Ti ye,, spent Monday in Med- Mr. and Mis. II. A. lluleKard le-j ..,.,,.. ,.. , .yiUr-li ford atten.lln the ltebekah dls-, turned recently to their homo In 1 1",""J 1 1 "um" 1,1 '-""; ' trict eonvenllon, which was one U.dl. Lai., after a pleasant visit ! "" T'1 is the last meetlin,-, of the most Inleresllnt; and In-j with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; before Cliris'.mas and every one j 'struetivo sessions ever held In CI. W. 'Perry of Talent, and Mr. and ' should br.ris their eontribullon to' I souther Oregon. .Mrs. lluleiulrU in Kubciio. .the candy fund. This will be an j The convention was attended by1 Hill Childers Is building n new aid to the finance committee. of; ! delegates and members from all ! kui-iikc and voodshed on his "prop-' hich Mrs. (ieno lilackford Is ! n:irts of southern Ovecon. inui nlso i erty on the hiu-hway. ' chali n.a n. All memliers should some from the const. All sessions! (were made most inlerestini; by the I I presence of Mrs. l.oulso Perozzt, i ! president of the Jtebekah assem- bly for Oregon, who gave some very helpful talks durins the .lav. Leonard Ourlhuys and son llend - rlek left last Thursday for Toledo. I Mrs. Oorthuys and daughter l'ath-1 erine remained over till Friday i : evening visiting with friends In Medford. They left on train 10 1 for Toledo. Mr. Ourlhuyn haw ex ; chanKea his furm horo for a room ! Int; house in that place. Th trade j was maUrt through the Charles A. j Wintf roal etato neyney of MmI i ford. It is the Intention of Mr. Oorthuys to , have his son I lend -rick enlor tho freshman class at O. H. C. at Corvallls. Mr. and Mra. E. T. Kewbry and dan Kin or rAina returneu msi wea-; nesday aftor spending a month vis- j ilini; with relatives in Idaho. They t made tho trip by motor. Mrs. E, E. Evans und daughter Anna ftnd son Don were dinner puosts at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. I Charley t-onj; Monday. Mrs. Evans I drove over from Chlloquin with ! hT daughter, who is n student at .the Slate Normal. Mis Anna spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her parents at Chtloquin. Austin Roseander of Ashland spent Monday n Rtiest of his sister. Mrs. Walter Uussell. He left Tues- day on a business trip to Portland, Mr. nnd Mrs. Uill Hervey and ' family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley fikert-1 er and son ltiehard sncnt Thanks-' Kivlnp day at the homo of Mr. and j Mrs. Joe Kkecters on Anderson creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cliff Garvin are enjoying a visit from their nephew, Aubrey Garvin, from California Mr. and Mm. 'Earl Ncwbry and i son Dyndal returned Sunday from a month's visit with' relatives in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mathes and daughter Dorothy and son C!a,rcme, Jr.. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Mathes iinrents. Mr. and Mrs. 1(,K. Htrahan In Jtogue Diver, iUl. iw;nut'H lriuiui'u muiiurtj evening, leaving Mrs, Mathes find i:hildrcn..aU Rogue Diver-UU Sun day. Mrs. Henry Mason nnd son Wayne were on tho sick list this weejt with the flu. Mrs. Edith Dayman and daugh ter, Mrs. DerthrL Dayman, enter-! tained at their homo at a Thanks-j giving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph j Dayman from near Phoenix nnd : Mrs. 1 truce- Dayman and daughter, of Medford. j Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Penland re turned Friday from Sim Francisco, where they cpent a week visiting nnd attending to business nrfairs. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vogell spent Thanksgiving at the home of Prof, nnd Mrs. George ErisCoe in Ash land. The school board held Its regn lar meeting Monday evening. At this meeting It was decided a wood en floor would be laid in tho pri mary room in the basement. The work will bo done soon, as It will mako It more convenient and will add much to tho health conditions of tho room. Mr. nnd Mrs. , Jay Torrrll and daughter Darbnra were dinner guests at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Manning on Thanksgiving. Anlow Pen well of Medford vis ited -with Marion Tryer Tuesday' afternoon. Mr. Penwell is a plumb-1 er in Medford and was In Talent on I business. -Harry Maultby of Anderson creek, who recently purchased the Dccson lots east of the Ames building, has started building. The lumber wos hauled Tuesdiiy and : work was Immediately Marled. Henry Frame Is. driving a new Ford sedan. Elmer Klncaid Is driving a new Dufck coach. Tho purchase was made last week. Mrs. Mary Estes entertained at her home with a dinner Thanks giving day. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Estes and 1 daughter Fay. Roy Estes nnd daughter Hulda, and Dudley Est'-a of Talent Tind Mr. and Mrs. M. Inlow and George Thurfton of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barrett and daughter Patty of Avhlnnd spent Sunday afternoon ut the Wesley Vogell homo. - , Prof, nnd Mrs. Leslie P. Miller j and twin daughters Juanita nnd Wllletta returned Sunday, aftor spending tho Thanksgiving vara- j Hon with relatives In Eugene und Yoiicalla. j Mr. and Mrs. Archie Edmun?onj nnd daughter P.ertha. Miss Iris ! Long. Mrs. Edythe Cochran nnd! daughter EHthcr. EnrI Edmunson.j Vifgll Durliett were Medford shop-1 per from Talent Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Ormy Goddard of, Wwncr creek were dinner guests j of Mr. and Mrs. Everltt Dounc on ! Thnnksgivlne day. ! Mr. nnd .Mr. Lloyd Uml. Mr. and Mtn. Clarence Domei of the i Klamath Agency spent Saturday nlcht and Sunday at the Tom Lamb home. Mr. and Mrs. Homes were compelled to return Monday morn. I Ing on account of thir baby being quite 111. Tho child ! aorncwhat better at thin time. I Frank AVork. who nan pent j the fall In Wenatehei, Wash., i working 'n th fruit, returned to hip home in Talent Sunday. Rvbekah club met today (Krl- day) at the homo of Miss Klcnor I'utti'rs. Thry u ill hold their hii-j taar an J food Milu tomorrow (.Sat-' urdny) in the Tryon sioro. j Mr. and Mrs. Ci. W. Perry and family arrived hut Tuesday from Kiieruinemo, Cal., and penl a few dais with their parui, Mr. i , Mm. W. II. i y. ?. ! Mr. and th end of the week for PiiU'hrust, where Mr. Perry has neeured em- lo.vment. They expeet to mall' I their home In Oregon Henry Uurnett la worklnft in i The Womnn's Hume Missionary society met nt the home of Mrs. l'-rank lloldrldso Thursday utter-!lu nnon. Dr. Chaney, district superintend- lent, will preach Humhiy evening.!'1, ;"r months stay In southern I ! December 'Jth, and also will hold j ahfornia and Arizona. lhey, ' quarterly conference. I m;l1" 'nl trip seven, years ato' Miss Pratt and Miss McCoy spent TlianksBlvlliB Vacation with j the their parents in Ashland. Mrs. Jockel and twin sons Kv- or.it r tin.l li-vln- iim.imnnnln.l liv I ui.,ia. .t.'..-n.i fm.n html M,.n.lv xvum Ihev had nent the ThauksKiviiiK vacation IHIl Sehneir and Axel Aimindes cUhii have recovered from on ut tatk of the flu which has kejit tln ni housed for the past week. : Tho heavy foK of the last few days has prevented n number of ittn-m pewjuu num iii.imhhK wn t1(! lst are jIrH j y parade, in Ashland, it being dan- j Mlm,r ' M,.H A'u sparrow Mrs. gcrous for uutoists on tho hiBh,, 'FJj(,n u.s H 'v p'u , , uesiey oKeu was -a nusiuess., visitor In Medford Tuesday after noon. ; Frank Mannass returned from Klamath county last week and will spend his month's vacation with his sister, Mrs. Ed LeamtnK. Ho is a timber cruiser for tho government. Kemember the annual ChHstmasiat Thankscivinir dinner. The uartyl party which w'.Il occur at tho nextjHpt.nt ,j,0 nftc,noon "Ustonlnj; in "i regular meotiiiK of tho Community club on December 19th. All mem - bors will please como prepared to exchange presents, the proceeds of which will assist in the prepnra lion of annual community Christmas tree, Tho Campfiro Girls met at tho homo of Miss IVgKy Hamilton, Monday evening, and corn plot d their plans for the play, daneo and supper to bo given at the Com- munlty hnll Friday, December 21.1 This event will bo sponsored by ihej board of sponsors. M'aring. Hearing returned Sun day from Coos liay, where ho haH spent tho past few months. lie will make an extended visit hero with his parents, Mr. Lind Mrs. John Jleuring. E. C. Gardner Is quite sick wllh l the, flu this WCkrf t:v:. Tho Talent Grange held Its reg ular monthly meeting Thursday evening. The Community club will hold f another of Its popular daring par ties Friday. December 14th. at Ihe Community hall. Music will, be furnished by tho Talent Melody Makers. Supper also, will bo' served. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Skeeters moved Thursday from the AKord house on Main Mreet to tho Law rence Crawford house., Baptist Church. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Treachlng at 11 and 7:30 p. m. G. V. Rurnette, pastor. Mc.1mmII.nI Chin-rli. Sunday school at 9:15 a. in. Les ter Ncwbry, superintendent. Preaching at 1 1 a. in. and T:'An p. ni. Ilev. Chancy, district nip erintendent, will preach at tho ser vice Kuuday evening. Ep worth league at 6:30 p. in. Hegular prayer meeting Thurs day evening at 7:30. , Kev. Drown, pastor. MEN'S GOSPEL TEAM 10 ' DHOWXHDonO, Ore., Doc. 7. (Special.) The Jtusluess Men's! Gof pel team of Medford will hold a service next Sunday afternoon, I immediately after Sunday school, and everybody is invited to attend.; Lawrence Collins was with us again last Sunday and preached a very interesting sermon. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wright had j as their dinner guests on Thanks- j giving day Mr. nnd Mrs. William ', Nlokt-ll and family and W"M Mr. and .Mra. J. I). r.ohror of j l"n'- Thin amazing group of MontaKui', Cal.. npent . Katurrtay , recipes (JubL 16, choen from nlcht at tho homo of Mr. and Air. : amongicoresuf prize-win ncm) I J. Itohrcr. 'reveals so many ranilv mads Mr. and Mr. W M. Hansen i and iHaintie...dcMcrls... cakes... son and Mr. nnd Mrs. Gio. Hun- '.;. ,u.. .l- aon and children Hi.ont Thanks- P"ld"'K"-hvcraRrs..lhat Ihe giving with tho I.. J, ltohror fain-! wonderishowwomrnnavcRot liy. j ten along without it. A packet Tho Dnlkhe family of Central ; be sent you, Free, it you Point and tho Kloyd Churluy fam- gcn(l yor address to I). Ily won, dlnnnr KU...IS of .Mr.j(;hir,r(1.iCoSanl'rncico, Monla on ThankuBlvlnif day. I ... ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nlchol of Fort Klomath are visiting at the home rtf Mr'. MfiKKle MrOnnriM. U AND HOILV TS. PHONB 244 A Complete Cleaning and dyeino servici F STO MEETDEC.13TH j '"inn their thimbles and darnlni; . needles, as the candy sacks arc be made at this tlmo. anu .tils. c. . .unii.ii uiv Pl'iniiliiK to leave next wee), for' ."I'M IIMIIIII It ii IIIUSI VUJl'J III'".' Vil' "f spendlllK the winter They , have a care taker for their homi ! here. Mri. l;iy Lampert and dauh- 1 '" Helen iul Irene were ThiinkH- , lvin" r BUestS at tho K. E ttciuin's home, Minn heola Ucaines, who han been ill at Jit' hotno here, was ablo to return to her studies at I Ashland Normal last Tuesday. A number ofpeolo In this lo cality havo been emtio seriously ill. with colds nnd influensa. Thoso lltuquo and J. AV. ltiikholz. AUi KOi,iewhat imnroved. Jr. nnd Mrs. Sain Anderson nnd , A. V. Carlson we.ro ThanUsirivinir dir.ner' K'li'sts, nt th homo of Mr.j ami .Airs. ijmii Aiiarcn in .mou ford. Mrs. J. W. Elden entertained the 11. A. Pit Juiquo. J. W. Uirk- ! hoi, and V. K. l'arker families on tho various Oregon football games. - wihla Hb hrnond CcniKe Eldeni land Holaud Hover, students at! O. S- C. wero at Immo for a short Thanksgiving vacation. Tho Earl Heft and Waltham Grlsham families wero members of the family party who enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner at tho K. W. Xlctml homo this year. icrc is the iliiiuj women have ; SOUdllt IS i ITO ban not said to hrr self, "What 'fthH.l I Btrc. to varr JCthc menu?" If she Jf hag, however, writ 'ten for tho "Sweet Sixteen M Recipe Pa-kt. the fln.voj- iiHn hrr ;illltARIrRLLIS a i ii ii i li CHOCOLATE ! . . Ria ku v IJatrnforGhlrsrdrlll i rndmr 1 1 ,w " TO The mother who could not keep her family ' well It SEEMED ns if there wna always someone frelinfi ottt-of-sortfi. Not exactly sick (jut languid indifferent to food and irritable. And hrr hus band, vl ustfd to enjoy the best of health, wns now con stantly tired and often dis couraged nnd worried. What could be the matter) Many a family, due to the lack of bulk in the diet, suf fers from constipation. And this e vil scourge undermines health nnd strength: even hope and happiness. It brings throbbing heads and aching backs, dragging feet and slumping shoulders. It often finally leads to untold suffering agd disrate. ' Fortunately thousands of women have found the wny to save their families from the evils of constipation. By serving Kellogg's ALL-BRAN that healthful cereal in some form every day, constipation is safely relieved and prevented. ( fcfc's "a-ti"a(i" to Ic 00 effective It is bulk or roughage that combats con stipation. ALL-ERAN is practically cll-bulk ftLL . There's a lot ot food fads going around these days, apd there's , a lot of - undernourished chil dren and "grown-ups" too, be-' . cause some ofthem have been getting away from honest -to -goodness, solid, nourishing food. Buy a whole, . or half ; FRYE'S DELICIOUS BRAND HAM for economy, use it according to scores of tested recipes in Frye's Meat Guide (gladly mailed by Fryc & Company, Portland, Ore. receipt of 3c for postage) and watch the improvement in the family health and disposition. Fred Gottfried Amos Turnbovi GOTTFRIED & TUENB0W Expert plumbing, heating antf sheet metal repair shop. We specialize on service at reas onable prices. No Job too small 219 N. Grape 8t. Phone S74 INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Msnager Phone 10S 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon ;"." (All BRAN! i ' ii vr - BRAN N TREES-Fruit, Shade, Nut-TREES Exceptionally Fino Stock - . ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS . Washington Nursery Co. Toppenlsh, Wash. CHAS. W. AUSTIN, Agent 33 Portland Ave., Medford Chiropractic Naturopathy Dr. H. P. Coleman .'. Stir Bttccessf ut Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Bldg. Phont MS .Electrotherapy Food flclencej because it is 1 00 per cent bran. This bulk absorbs mois ture and carries it throughout the digestive system. At th same time, it gently distends the intestines. Exercising them sweeping out poison ous wastes. Part-bran products sel dom contain a sufficient quantity of bulk to be com-, plctely effective. That is why doctors recommend Kellogg' ALL-BRAN. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is in finitely better than habit-forming pills and laxatives. A naturally healthful cereal. To enjoy with milk or cream. Delicious with fruits or honey added. Use it in cooking: too. Recipes on package. Mix it with hot cereals. Sprinkle it into soups. Just eat two tablcupoonfuls daily chronic cases, with every meal. Insist on genuine Kellogg's the original ALL-BRAN. Sold by all grocers. Served at hotels, restaurants, cafeterias. On diners.. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Guaranteed I KtUogg's ALL-BRAN od with thU Jtf firte gwxrontm: Eat it according to dirotticnm, II it doft not rtlitv eongtipafion wfoly, u Will refund tho pur chas price as jour money