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PAOE -SEVEN1 SECTIONAL MEET ! LEGION MILIARY I V. SOCIETY WILL - V- I - MEDFORD MXIL TRTBTjyE, TifEDFORD, OKKOOX. AYKDNKKDAY. PKCKMBI'.i; 12, 19-JS If I I- The first Orcgoo Smith-Hughes agricultural Instruction's sectional confidence was lielil In KoHeburit. Friday anil Saturday, December 7 and . The object of this confer ence was to giro the instructors dent, Mrs. Jessie Kelly. an oiipurtunlly to Ret together and : Mi-m. Kelly has obtained tu a Rciiss nroniems 01 n nam Oregon veteran. In fnl.ed States JACKSON VIU.K. Ore., D.-C II. , , ,. , , . I (Special.) A proBram to bo given liohpitals will all be remembered at : ,,y ,,, jttl.ksonvlc y0ung people's (. nrlstinas time this year, accord-' M. V. society gives promise ot be thel log of special interest. It will con- ! common to their section. Other . similar conferences will be held In different sections of the state in Sine near future. ' The following program was pre sented: "Sectional Judging Contests" Earl Cooley. Myrtle Point. "Future Farmers of Oregon" O. K. Beala. Coquille. "Projects" Prof. R. It.- Gibson, 0. S. C Corvallls. "Part Time and Evening Schools" Wm. Averlll. Cottage (irove. "Annual Progress of Work" 0. 'I). Thompson, Meriford. "Discussion and Questions" O. 1. Paulson, Salem. Saturday ufteroon, under the su pervision of Homer W. Crow, ag ricultural instructor In Iloseburg senior high school, the Instructors Inspected the projects of (iaylord Hradford, William Burt and Hurley Schaeffer, comprising poultry, dairy and sheep., respectively. 1 The conference was held In the rtosehurg senior high school under the direction of O. T. Paulson of Salem, state supervisor of agricul tural education, and Prof. 11. H. Gibson of O. S. C, professor of ag ricultural education. Others pres- ' ent besides those on tho prc?ram were Mr. Knox of Coos Ulver and J. R. Edwards cf Grants Pass. t Ing to plans formulated by (retion Aiivlllnrv ,iA,ti,-tnAni nt-i-.- "11 ' various musical selection. ! the seuson. a series of Interesting the i ptcreopticon pictures and a short names of all Oregon boys through-! play. No admission Is to be charged, out the country who are confined I The young people have Rpent a in , u i. , ,i - ii . great deal of effort to make this In veterans' hospitals, and this list , , . . , - ,., ii, it t , holiday program a succeus and of the units of Oregon who are filling j and sending boxes to these boys for Christmas. I Medford unit's quota Is six boxes, and the articles for them are be ing donated by the local members. ! Mrs. Morris Leonard and Mrs. J Klubrer are In charge of this proj ect and any auxiliary members who have articles for these boxes may , leave them at the Southern Oregon ' Electric or the Colonial Hakery. I The things listed as acceptable' are as follows: Holts, socks, hand-i kerchiefs, neckties, slippers, sta tionery, stamps, scenic postcards, toothbrushes, tooth paste, pocket combs, playing cards, puzzles and games. L'nits are asked to con-, fine themselves to this list. I Cash donations may lie piven In- ' stead of articles listed. The boxes are to be packed and sent on Fri day, and anyone having gifts for them are asked to leave them with Mrs. Leonard or Mrs. Fluhrer be fore that time. 4 10 VISIT LOCAL 1. 0.0. F. L ATTRACTS PROSPECTS IN LAMLEINT Mnru evidence lluit tho Volt An nual I attracting new settlers tola ilanee following the meeting. All southern Oregon is found in the Ichevuliers iiml auxiliary IiuIIok are following request just received by expected to he present from alt the advertlHinK department of the j over the valley, and a Kood at (.'alifornia Oregon I'owor company: tendance and an enjoyable time is It. 1. Hie Sandy, Mont, anticipated. Hrhf.-Clen. W. 10. AVadswoi'th of JIarrihburH:. bend of thu Canton branch of the 1. O. O. V. or Ore gun, will be in Medford this after noon to make a visit tu the local canton. J'revlous to the meeting mi-h. iversun of Medford Saturday members of the Indies' auxiliary t. veiling. , interest to all. They are aiinounc-: Ing the time as December L'O at 7:45 p. in., in the V. S. hall itt Jacksonville. They have been ask-! ed to plvo the program also at Central Point and again at the Uogue Illver academy. The pro gram will be given at Central Point December 11 at 7:45, in Cowley's hall. Scott Chisplll Is reported III at his home here. Mrs. John Weia was shopping in Med Turd Monday. Miss I-oltle Peters from Butte Falls is visiting nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs, S. II. Claspill. Mrs. George Maxwell was in Medford Saturday morning. Mrs. M. C. Stanwood spent the week end at the home of her son. Orln Stanwood, and family in Gold Hill, returning home Monday. Mrs. Trucx of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks of Fresno, Cal., were calling on friends here Sun day. Mrs. Kalph Jennings was n vis itor at the S. E. Dunnington home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Cadwallflder and children of Medford were vis iting relatives hero Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L.. A. Roberts of Ashland spent Sunday at the V H. Bunch home here. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Barker of Medford visited friends and rela tives here Saturday. Mrs. Louis Jennings was a cu I let in Jacksonville Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell were dinner guests of Rev. and will serve a covered supper ai It Is also planned to have Dec. 3. 1 !X. The Calif Ore. Power Co., Medford, Ore. Dear Sirs Please send me your Volt Annual and other literature on Southern Oregon. Is there a good market for dairying and poultry raising? Ciin a person with cows and " Y chickens make a living in southern Oregon? Yours respectfully. UXY J. WA LLACft. Needless to say. all such requests are given preferred attention by the Copco advertising department and Information supplied In every The Inquiries are also turn CHICAGO, Dec. 12. Re gional -golf association eventually will select the competitors for the national open championships. President Robert Cutting of the Western Golf association predicts. Such a system, which would eliminate tho various regional cd over to the Medford Chamber tournaments, would be especially of Commerce for further attention, j oeneiu-iai in uiieanmng ,..u..j Buuo The above is typleal of numerous j players who have difficulty In gain- teiiei-M voce ved from all sections u"m". of the United States as a direct result of "The Volt Annual." pub lished by the California Oregon Power company in the interests of this territory.-' JUNIOR HIGH P.-T. A. WILL Dolores Del Rio Hunt's Craterian "Tho Hed Dance.'' coming to Hunt's Craterian tomorrow Is tho ! latest movietone picture, a story of the Kussia durlmr the revolu tion, with Dolores Del Klo ana ICharlcs Farrcll in the stellar roles. The beautiful Mexican elves prob ably her greatest performance The lunlor Illeh Parent-Teacher since her role of Charmiilno in association will meet Friday after-I "What I'ricc Cllory. as the pcas- noon, December 14, at 3:15 p. m. ant cut wno oeconu-s i ...... Tho 8-A debating team will be red dancer of Moscow and a leader nWd on the question of free text of the revolution. Charles Farrcll books Mr. Hanby. principal of Is equally effective as l'rlnce Mi the Junior High school, will tils- gen, whose sympathies are w.th cuss tho matter. the people, hut who, In the tur Tho Christmas spirit will be the moll of rebellion. Is sentenced to subject of two talks, the first by die before a firing squad. I Rev Uavmond Rees "What Shall Ivan Unow. a giant Russian I Olvo My Son?"; -the other, by and former professional wrestler Mi. Glenn Fnbrlek. "What Shall appears In the role, first of a 1 Give My Daughter?" common soldier and then a "Red Refreshments will lie served. general. Not what you do, but how you do it, that counts EVERYONE knows the story of Gene Tunncy. How he fought his way up, until at 30 he has retired, undisputed heavy weight champion of the world. From the very begin nine of his career Tuayney never once Jet himself get out of condition. "I started taking Nujol internally seven years ago. The. first month Nujol brought remarkable changes in my physical condition. My elimi nation became active and normal. Since that time I have taken Nujol about five nights a week. If I dis cover that I have taken an excess I stop its use for a couple of days, when I renew my daily practice of taking a swallow from the bottle before re tiring. I have found during my seven years' experience with Nujol that it u not habit-forming, or in any way unpleasant or harmful." Nujol contains no medicine or drugs. It is simnlv a Dure natural substance (perfected by the Nujol Laboratories 26 Broadway, New York.) It not onlv keen, an eri- of bodv Doisons fam forming (we all have them) uw aids in their removal. Buy a bottle of Nujol today. Sold only in sealed packages. LiA-vy .a t M. V VY. Wilson and wife arrived here from Spokane, Wash., Hunday cvenlng and will make his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Wil son, nn extended visit. Charley Ulltch and son, Charles, Jr.. returned home Saturday after n few weeks trip Jit their car through southern California and as far as Kl Paso, Tex. Mrs. Charles Ogle, who has been visiting in Medford, Ashland and Jacksonville for the past month, returned to her homo at Oakland. Cnl.. Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Stancllff and little daughters and Miss Mary Stancliff wero callers at Miss Issle McCully's homo Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell entertained for dinner Sunday evening Miss Sarah VanMlter and Miss Louisa B as ford of Med Cord. Mr. and Sirs, orval Smith of Medford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Chllders Monday even ing. Miss Wilma Shelcy returned Monday from a week end visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheley of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker of Medford and Mrs. T. C. Norrls of Jacksonville were visitors on day the latter part of the week at the W. H. Bunch home. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Combs have spent tho past few days with rela tives in Medford. Frod Butcher and Will Falrklng! from Camp 1, above Butto Falls,1 spent Sunday at Mr. Butcher's homo hero. A birthday party In the form of a surprise was given Monday even ing for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knox at -their home here, Monday being Mr. Knox's birthday and Wednes day Mrs. Knox's. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and children and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kohl, all of Medford. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flck and son Law rence. The Jacksonville Orange will hold its regular meeting Friday evening, December 14. at 6:30 o'clock at the Odd Fellows' hall. Seventeen new members will be initiated at this meeting! Mrs. Ci. O. Kanden and children made a trip Saturday up the HIs klyou mountains to near Pilot Rick, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Claudn Long. Mrs. Vivian Wilson and Mrs. Kl mer Adams were shopping in Med ford Monday afternoon. The Parent -Teacher association will meet at tho schoolhouso, Fri day afternoon, December 14, at 3 o'clock. The business of the duy wlt consist of planning for Chrlst- tiN Activity. Mrs. Florcnco ork Conklc, county home demonsratlon "t. will uWtt a on sugges tions for making Christmas gifts. Anyone In th community having suggestions for making Christmas gifts are asked to coino and ex plain them. - . - " . . ... " m&f theskMe vwmMm ummiBm& imw with tup L w&swEmm " " -s-L " 1 (V CHRISTMAS " I v RUSSELL'S ' I Blankets for Gifts OREGON CITY and HORNER BROTHERS No finer sifts for your friends, or for Hie lioiiie ciin lie jHireliased tlian lliese beautiful "Virgin AVitil Blank ets." Many new patterns and colorings, as well as the beautiful plain Colored blankets, so fashionable right now. Prices range from $6.50, $8.50, $12.50 ' $14.50 Table Linens for Gifts PURE IRISH LINEN PAT TERN CLOTHS A very fine iiality, double Satin Damask in six beau tiful patterns and in three sizes, two yards square, two yards by two and one half long, also two yards wide' anil three vards long. Kadi pattern can be with napkins. Ao liner gilt lor tin. Home. lnalelied special $4.50, $5.75, $7.50 Napkins to match above elulhs at s(-.!'K set of (i BED PILLOWS "In Gift Boxes" A beautiful home gift that is sure to please. One pair of fine grade pillows beautifully packed in a decorative Christmas box. S9.75 to S16.75 - Fancy Silk Pillows for Gifts There's just 'bound io'be some spot at home that would be brightened by the gift of a pretty Silk Pillow. We've just dozens of the most, beautiful pillows we have ever shown in such new and clever designs and shapes. Many colors and color combinations to match your color scheme. Exceptional values at, $1.98 to $6.50 SILK SPREAD and BOLSTER A superlative gift and most beautiful for any one's home .gift. Several styles and colors that urc gorgeous affairs at. . 17.50 to $35.00 Hand Made Bridge Sets, Special $2.98 Pure, linen cloth ' and four dainty Napkins.' All are nicely made by hand and exceptionally well embroi dered in pretty colors that are fast "A Novel Home Gift" New Colored Sheets and Pillow Cases While these Sheets and Cases in col ors are new, they are also practical for home use and will make ideal gifts. Green, rose, blue, orchid and pink colors. Never Too Many Bath Towels We've just, dozens and dozens of the prettiest Gift Bath Towels you have ever seen. The prices arc very reasonable 1 too. Everyone can always use "just a few more bath towels" so you will not miss it by selecting towels this Christ mas, at 39c to $1.50 Bath Mats for "The Ideal Home Gift" 98c to $5.98 Everything in Path Mats from the plain terry cloth to the fine Chenile rugs. Plain .colors, fancy designs and colorings, and every one priced especially low. ' "Give the Home" New Draperies Sure they will make a fine gift there can' be a lot of joy in the home Christmas morning if all new drap eries are up. A beautiful range of the newest drapes arc now, on dis play. No finer home gift. Half Price Sale COATS AND DRESSES ARE ALL BEING SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL GIVE YOU LOTS OF EXTRA CHRISTMAS MONEY Cannon Beach Pacific LlKlit & : Molalla HrldRO acrons (ianolt Power Co. oxtnrtH traiiHtnlKHto: I crmk on Murqiiam road liulnjc ro- Unp from HimHfdii to MiIh plan. I Imllt. CIiIuphc Work! hit Minott. CANTON. (IP) Kmth Chlna'n provincial Kvcrnnint Ih promt'tin- expluratlon work In Kwantuiig hi the hope of workinK law (IcpohUm of coal, peat, tin. Kolrl, llnieHtone "ml hlHnnith, It Ik cxpcctoHPrlc poftlts of lead, granite murblo, tungttten, molybdenum and mana- .nertn uIko will be found. Mining never had reached a paying ha In In Kwantung becauw? of heavy tax ation by military lead era. Chooe a fertiliser to unit the soli. For najdy and Bandy loam irolls where general crop are grown a good mixture In 4 per cent nnimonla. 8 per cent phon phorlc acid and 4 per cent potash For truck and garden crops more nitrogen In neoensary and should be added as a lie para to application Th ferttfiwtl requh-em nta of clay and clay Foam soils, however, nre different. On these soils less fertilizer Is needed and potash can be Applied mora sparingly. Cascara is Your Doctors Choice When plivniriutiH pronouner raseara the PKKKi;rr laHlive why ex pernnniil with lliins thst lnti (lie systeui into aclionT ( sseara. you know, t the hark of a tme. A natural and normal ntiuiuhiit tu the lliiWrlft. The Imlitin, who used fo eliow tliin bark, had no word in their lan guage thai meant "conMtipation'M Perfect regtilarily Is possible to day, and to all of. us. AVc have cn ears in ideal form; the very deliht-ful-Ustiti candy Cascaret gite us pure cascara. It has helped at least t million people to habitual reiru Inrity. si ill ions of others, unfor tunately, have stuck to stronger . . Vy "rV ( )rJ Fred Gottfried Amo Turnbovi GOTTFRIED & TUENBOW Expert plumbing, heating and shxet metal repair shop. We specialize on lervlce at reas onable prices. No Job too small 219 N, Grape 8t. Phone 574 NeW Schedule for the U AND HOLLY ST(. PHONB244 k Complete Cleaning and Dyeing service I y timJ$4 ! tiling mid acquire! only tho laia- 1 liii lialilt. Your lirfl Caxurrt, will tlrmun atrutn how TIIOKOUfiH this grlitlo lataliva in, after all. Yimr nut .iirpriao will Im tlm Imirth of timo lipforo yoii nTd anolher. Kv-ntii. ally, you'll an that awariiin) trn'ila lo muko tha liowrls move UK-reaftaT of thi-ir own amnll A moilrrti driiiriiloro must stork many laxatlviti, hut fr your own I good the driiKixt would ratlior have j yon auk for the Inoxponilve lltlU box of Cuoaretc than anything else. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon to Klamath Falls I.v. Medford. . 9:00a.m. 1:00p.m. 4:30p.m. J.v.Ashland . . 9:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. At. Klamath Falls 12:15p.m. 4:1 p.m. 7:4Jp.m. Similar secvicgeturnin. Motor Transport Company I Motor Coaches Call Hotel Medford, 8. P. Depot 0 m IW3 J. C. CARLE, Agent.
