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TAQK FOUR MEDFOItn MATTi TRIBUNE, fEfiFORT), QRlXiOX, VIM DAY, DIX'K.MliKU LS, lajtf. PARTIES FEATURE I'tdnt are visiting with hi sinters. iMni. Alllfl Duly and Mm. Bophle j Children.. II. K. Campbell Is driving a I now Hupmobilo sedan. A Christ mas family party wan held at tho ! homo of Mr. Hum Harnish. When held at the homo of Mr.id Mr a. Cantor, when n bountiful dinner; wuh served. Those enjoying the , party were Mr. and Mrs. Medley and sons, Johryy nd Buxter. M rs. .May Ellison, air' of Medium. Mr. AT EAGLE POINT nnd Mra.JEoy rtur.uaon. Mr. anJi I liiH children and srandchlldren MrH. Jt"iA.'uitor. all of JMioenU. and a few relative Kiithi'red nnd .Mr. amV.Mra. T. M. Castor anJj pnjoyt'd a Rood old-fuHhluiu'd t.iii-tKun. Hobert. of KukIo Point, and; ner C'liiMmua day. TIioho irra-!tho Miami Klvu and Hybll. j r-nt wern Hay HiirnMi and fain- Mr ,, I)al.,., entertain-; lly. Hubert HarnlKli imd famlly.i,, , hi,,,..- -i..iimH duv Mr.. Mr. and Mra. Kred luttua Joo d Mr ,,, ' f Mndford. jMnomnw nnd family. Hill Wat- M AIlllv ,, , Klamath! AT CHRISTMAS FETE . KAGLE POINT. Orn.. Dec. 28 j tenburir, Mr. Kverett of Ia Ann-! Fmh ' hon f(jr a I)roi0)1Kcd t-i Special) Amoni; tho 'lirlt-j 1. U-.Q Ha rah Howl-tt. Mlaa;,,,, wllh her In,ier and HlBliT.i(t unto wuj iiaiiiva nuo uim i n- u I iiiiuit' iiuwii-u, .il In, itllliy I H) i JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Dec. 28. (Special.) A large crowd attended Mm. S. K. and Miss Hattle How-jtho chrlHlsM tree and pr0Brarn lett of the Hunnysido Hotel. . ... , . Among th guests Christmas , Bven by the school at the gym day at the Hunnyside hotel wore I naslum last Friday evening. The 5lr, and Mrs. ()uh Nichols, IJus-j tree was very prettily decorated. tho home of Hurry nnd Misimd Mm. Swazy. Robert Harnish Ward, where 13 people parlooUCroUk,nt a indlo with him which of r sumptuous dinner. Clients : uddt-d greatly to tho evening's were Mrs. Ina Suson and souk, niaHiiro. .... ... . a. i , ' Donald. Ituy inul Jtoy , nil oi io -, yU,t and Ml.Hi c R iJavjP8 wi t , M McClellund, Mr. and i The program consisted of readings, rord; .Mr. and .mih. ai wiur i mi-; r,.,nun ut lU(.ir homo in Fagle Mrs. Gonyon, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. songs, plays and musical selections lips nnd sonH, Ilek and Jack, him , j.0nt for the Christmas holidays. Kmith UI)ll Xoella, Mr. and Mrs. I from the different rooms. Kach uauh.i..-f i,vm, ui iun.ni, f y ,. ,.,., i,,u . 1 U.lK-l't Mdll i ii,. tl.!i. rw..n nnd (lonrist Wcvman child r.w..vo,l a vnrv nlrn trcul Mrs. Ward, (Jernld und Knid of Eagle l'oiit. Mr. and Mm. I'aul Foiro of tho I and family, Mr. and M Hs. Nadler jand family, and Millard Uobert- Hin, were ' Christ maK KiientH at cooiey orennrn enieriainuu whh , ,wlliin m. xtl, . fl a dinner ChrlKtmas day. CJuchU Hlinmifl,rj and 'fIilIlly of' Kuk1 were Mr. and Mrs. I. K. l- oi ce and j,(),nt Jiooort j'orro oi .'ciuiiu i trim KorcQ and Uoyd Hlanley, who "for some time resided In Hurrumento Is spending the Christmas holidays hniel. Mrs. Howman and Mrs. Drisco ore slHters. Mm. Drisuo wafl visiting her many friends as an old-timer, so took tho oppor- An 1 ii'""'"! niniiuiK UU IHH iiiiihio i luniiy Ol CfllllllK OUT iu u .111'n.v i nriHimuH. ) neer inner, .Mrs. n. J:;, iiowiuit Mth. Verna Matthews and dnu-of the Hunnyslde hotel. and Mr. and Mrs. II. O son. Charles, of Gold air. ami ; " uy , I with homo folks. iqinca on v nr.simas -m . . prp(, p(.lllRr(.w wnH (n town Him .tun. r t ".-i-nmit " i" daughter, Lueile, of Astoria olaborate dinner was served, fol io wen ny a ruru irnny. t,((ll.u n ,. wor u w tt i.... r 1lUx ZSn.?nc 'own. trading at ... Coo. j ' and M,s .laUle How.ett ..,i rt,.'iiirin,.i. i-ihi.l- I ""wn and nuns more Wed npxflay. i wore plensant callers at tho homo nnd Mr. 1,. W.nl tW Mr- M'- chl"l """ of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierco. .. V l a v. 1,1 M,. ,'.rt m.m' Win 1 formerly of lOimlo Point, but now! Christinas vlnl.ors at tho homo Pei rv Mr, Avr es Mr ami M ! of nl HpedlK Chrl-l-1 f John Robertson wero Mrs. --. ..'i.,. iin week with Mr. and Mrs.luuth Uavldson and family. Mr. all of Kiltie Point. Mrs. J)rlsco of Portland and Mrs. Itoynl lirown and Karl Taylor Hears of Medford called at the motored to Meilford Wednesday, homo of Miss Issle McCully Tucs- Mr. and Mrs. llubbs, Mr. and , (v nftei noon. Mi s. ' Howmnn of Medford and jtr- nn(1 Mr8- j,cnar(i Mi'Kcc Mrs. Clara IJriseo of Portland I .....i danu-liler from Hiir Annleifatn. were visitors at the minnysldo! Mr. nnd Ml.- cheater Jones from Mrs. Percy Haley, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Nick Yolllltf I'lerco and family. Mrs.iand Mrs. Thomas Pollen and fam- l.lones and Mrs. Pierco are sisters, ily and Mrs. Sheets of California. m... f.. i,. ui,..,niu ,,r .oi. ii iiiniiin itiio .iunn ninv) .Mr. annual niei nun Kraiiunuii. Gnllfornln foi niei lv "f K a u 1 c Wiitklna had as their . housn Kiieijt I IJonald VounK. spent Chrlstnias i IdiirliiK Christmas Mr. nnd Mrs. day In lluttc Kails with Mr. Hoad- 1 liora Phillips and family of Pan-, nrmel's nephew at tho fish urinal HI Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Kerinit Cotnbs 8pent Christmus eve at the W. A. Chllders homo. Mr. and Mrs. Krle White and children and Mrs. Cora "White, and daughter La vera and son Wayne wero dinner guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mis. White of Ashland. J. M. Wngner of liroadbent, Coos county, was a visitor at the T. C. N'on'ls homo Friday. Ho was en route to Ashland to get his daugh ter, Miss Audry Wagner, who re turned with him for tho holidays. Mifs Wagner has Just graduated from the Ashland Normal and will return there after the first of the year and tearh In the grammar grades the rest of tho term. II. J. Garden of Fort Klamath was a business visitor In our city don. Ore. Mrs. j'hlllipH Is tho i hatehery. IdaiiMhter of Mrs. Watklns and Glen Hurst tonic fhrlstmns din- it hey renort n ntensnnt visit. ' ner with lii mirentH Mr. and Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom lllley ofMrs..W Hurst, at their homo In j Hart man. who Is attending jtho Antelope district spent Christ- Eagle Point. college at O. A. C. Is spending the jmas with her daughter and fam- our town marshal nnd wife. I holidays nt his homo here. J illy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Holmes'Mr. and ' Mr. Smith nnd family, Mrs. Nettle Thompson and sons, of F.agle lolnt. I were plouHant eallers at the home I Iewls and Junior, of Medford. Fred Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. of Sam Hurninh Tuesday. I Lewis of lluttc Falls nnd Mr. and 1 ONYX 1 POINTEX 1 HOSIERY H For women $1.95 tru lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'1 Halpli Stanley nnd children spent Mr. and Mrs. lister Throck Chrlstmas at Herbert Carlton's. j morten. Miss Kleanor and son. Mr. and Mrs. itoy Stanley and , DaK spent Chrlslmas day with son, Ilerlliinil of Ml. Pitt district I his parents in ApplcRntc, Mr. nnd spent Christmas with her sister, i Mrs. Karnest Cannon of Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. llamniel Mrs. A. Throckinorten. Mr. nnd Mrs. John (Jreb enter' tnlncd for their dnuKhter during of SI. Louis, Mo., nrrived In time I chrlstmaM Mr. and Mrs. Francis lo celebrato Christmas with thojcreb Miller of Ashland, home folks at Kaulo Point. Mr. and Mis. Mlttlestadt had Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ksch enter-jas their house uuests for their tallied at dinner Christmas day. Christ inns holidays. Mrs. Mlltle Mr. nnd Mrs. .7. (!. Thompson anil i stndt's brolher and family. Mr. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A, L. HILL, Manager ' Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon I'n in lly of M ed ford a ml M r. and Mrs. It. K. Campbell of Knglo Point. Karl Taylor of Portland Is visit ing with relatives and friends In Kaglo Point this week. Mr. and Mrs. llankln and fam ily entertained nt dinner Christ mas day Mr. and Mrs. Ultterllng and sons. Kohert and Joe. Miss Mary Hnnnaford is work ing in tho telephone, office during the Christmas holidays. . Dinner guests at tho home of Sum Coy Christmas day were Grandma Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Coy, Ml., and Mrs. Hill Cny of Modioid, Mr. nnd Mis. Lylo Carl ton nnd son. Clark of Knglo I 'olitt, the Mlsseu Dorothy and Lucllo and Tommy and Sammy Coy. A ChriHtmns eelebrntlon was and Mrs. L. It. Waters and son, Mervln of Portland. Mrs. W. C. Daly, ono of our pioneer neighbors, passed nway at her homo ono mllo east of Kaglo Point Wednesday. Obituary later. Loroy Jackson was in tnwn trading wllh our local merchants Wed ncsday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ashpole, and son, Donald, -took ' dinner Chrlst nias day wllh his parents, M r. and Mrs. John Ashpolo of Med ford. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slanley gnve a dinner Wednesday. Guewts wero as follows: Mr. nnd Mrs. John Under, Mr. and Mrs! Hoy Ashpolo and son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, Miss Kleanor and son, Dale. Dewey fit van and Mr. and Mrs. Day. Do these two things to avoid "flu" Keep your system in good condition; also protect your nose and throat There's no need 10 get panicky, because the papers arc full of news of an inllucnza epidemic. There's no use in ' .jsol'ating yourself because a lot of other people arc sick Ay'ith'h. If you take certain simple precautions every day and then don't worry the chances are you will throw off any. "flu", germs you are exposed to, and keep well. .We're not rccomm'c'nding that you dose yourself with a lot of medicines, either. Just observe two common-sense health rules which can be easily followed. "CIRSTof all, nuke sure your system is in first class tirjcr. Don't lit It get slowed up or sluggish. Set to it tlut it unctions perfectly. The easiest way to'gct run down and in a Condition to pick up disease is to neglect this all-important matter. (Physicians agree that, particularly in times of epidemic, purging ly laxa tives and cathartics is not advisable. Many doctors arc therefore prcscrib ling Nujol, as in no case docs it came eihsustion or weakening of the sys Jtem io any way. ii jujol can't possibly upset you or disagree with you. For it contains absolutely no medicine or drugs. Get a bottle today at your nearest drug store and start taking N.iol tonight it tin simple way to keep fit and to protect yourself against in . fluenza. .."That's the first precaution. Now for .the second. Keep your note and broat well protected with Mi.tol. Dr. David says: "Vou can't help I rca thing air that's laden with 'flu' germs and other bacteria these days. But you r,i protect your nose and tjyour a g a i n s,t them. Keen them from lodging there and breed ing and causing trouble. "I'm advising all my patients these lays to keep Mistol on hand and use it regularly. The first thing in the morning before you go out. And again at night w hen you come home. Don't be afraid to use it free1). It w ill do no harm. And then stop worrying. You've done all you can to safeguard yourself. "Put Mistol up your nose. There's a special dropper that comes in every package that makes it very easy to use. Just tilt your head back and drop it in your note until you feel it "' f J f. jmm! h-1 "f .Mrs. Oncar LewU nnd nonH, Robert and Hay, worn nuest C'lirlMtinfts day of .Mr. nnd Mm. ChiiH Krci;an. .Mr. and Mm. John DunninKton ami daiiKhtor MarKiirot camo ovur from Klamath KiiIIh Monday to Hpi'nd thi' holidnyH with hla pur cntH, Mr. nnd Mm. S. K. JJunnlnK ton and other relativos here and .n Mi'dford. rirandtnn Faitcett, who ha.s been HtayiiiK wllh Mm. H. K. DunnlnK tun for the pnst month. Is now making her home with Mm. Lottie Finnic. Mr. and Mm. Charted AdaniH nnd llllllo WllHOn or Medford nnd Mm. Crooi'Ko Maxwell, of .lacknonvllle took dinner ('hrlKtmnn day with Mr. and Mm. V. T. Wilson. Mr. and Mm. Ntunwond and son Carl of (iold lllli wero dinner KUeata Tuesday at tho )iimc of Mr. H.nnwuod'H imrentu, Mr. nnd MrH. K. C Hlanwood. Kred llutcher In flpendlnK tho holiilnyH at IiIk homo here from Camp 1, llutto Falln. Mr. nnd Mrs.' Archie Sutherland of Medford wero visitors of Mm. 101 hel Olson Hunday afternoon. Mr. and .Mrs. Kdwln Stnnwood from L'hoenix spenl ChrU.mas evenlnn wllh their Knindptirent3, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. ftaiiwoocl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Klmer Adams nnd in your throat. You'll notice the pleasant, cleansing ctFcct at once. Mistol clears your head and makes breathing easy. It has a healing, soothing clfcct on the membranes and relieves any irritation or inflam mation. It helps dry up a running nose. Use it, too, as a gargle. Mistol is good for a sore throat or hacking cough. And above all, protects the nose and th .tt against germs, q "Don't wair till you begin to snecjc or your throTt aches. Take my advice and get a bottle of Mistol today. Every druggist knows it." The combinarion treatment of Nujol and Mistol is a dt?olc safeguard against influenta. Start this wise two-fold precaution u. Don't delay. Nujol and Mistol are both made by the same famous laboratories, of the finest quality materials and with the greatest skill possible. Both prepara tions are harmless. At all druggists. I Aren't they worth trying? daughter Jean wero guests of Mrs. Adams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clutches of Medford? Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Madsen and two daughters, who have been living In tho house on O street recently pur chased by Dr. Forbes, moved out to their ranch on Forest creek Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy, who have been living In the same house with tho Madsen family, are moving into tho Iiouho on Third street belonging: to George Little. aMiss LouIho Wois Is apendlng the holidays at her homo here, from where she Is attending collcgo at O. A. C. Mrs. (leorgo Maxwell left Wed nesday for a short stay In Tort land. s Mrs. .Suzanne Homes farter left Wednesday evening to attend a meeting of the State Teachers' as. soelatlon at Portland. She will later attend a meeting of the coun ty superintendents of the statu at Sat cm before returning home. J. II. Hall from .Medford was visiting relatives In our city Thurs day. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Welsh and son und Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Ogle and on from Klamath Falls were guests on Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ogle. Miss Iternlee Wods. daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. G. L. Woods, Is re ported 111 with a cold. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. O. Sanden nnd children of Jacksonville and Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Way and Mrs. rath man and family of l'hoenix wero dinner guests Christmas day of Mrs. Sanden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Vlnll of l'hoenix. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Tranta from Camp 1. llutto Falu. upvnt Christ mas with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred llutcher. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. S. Severance ' nnd family wero dinner guests of , Dr. and Mrs. II. K. Johnson of j Medford Christmas day. The dance given at the L . S. hall Monday night by Lconnrd Osborn and Jim Lltte was very much en- Joyed by tho.se attending. Music was furnished by tho Jacksonville orchestra. Supper was Rvcd nt midnight nt Amy's IMaco. Mrs. Chester Mooro nnd baby daughter reutrned homo from tho Community hospital Saturday even ing. Mrs. Julln Williams, Mrs. Frank Sauhdierry nnd son John M Miss iKsle McCully nnd George Merrill were dinner guests at Amy's Place Christmas dny. Itev. and Mm. MeViekcr enter tained Mr. nnd Mrs. Iverson of Medford nt dinner Wednesday. Dr. nnd Mrs. H. tt. Johnson of Medford entertained nt their home Wednesday evening at a musical. Thosr present from Jacksonville wero Mr. nnd Mrs. B. S. Severance and daughters. Mlrsen Huth nnd Florence and Mr. nnd Mrn. John Knight nnd John Neldormeyer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Flck enter tained at dinner Christmas dny. (The following guest were prosent: j Mil. UoarlctU Ftck, Carl and The!- "Not so cloudy this morning11 "The coffee again I sup pose?" "Yes, but today it's won derful" ''Really? That's a relief. Now we'll stick to M-J B. Many people find that with M J B the strong blend, they use slightly less coffee. But whether you make it strong or weak, M-J B has a flavor that only the strong blend can give. Now it comes to you in an im proved friction top key-can available only to MJ-B users, packed by our own vacuum process. MJ COFFEE 1 I Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Mr. and Mrs. Curly; ma Larson. Wilson and Wilson. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. It. Andrews had as their guests on Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. (.'barley Dun ford and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walton and family. Mrs. Mary Hudson passed nway at the Sacred Heart hospital Sat urday afternoon. Mrs. Hudson was one of the early pionc-rs of lhs country and has lived In south Jacksonville for u number of years. Funeral services were held at tho Catholic church here Thursday morning. Father Meagher officiat ing. The remains, were laid to rest In the Jack.onvilel cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Deter Fick and son Lawrence were guests Tuesday! at the homo of Mr. and Mia. J. D. j Drown of Medford. j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West and children of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. George Wondt anil son Lester spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. U T. Wilson. Silk Enters Cotton Home MOST'OX, Mass. (fp) Silk man. iifacturinp; Is Invading Now Kng land, traditional homo of the cot ton manufacturing industry. With- i in a short period plans for four new ; silk plants wore announced. ! ' Utopia for Kids j IOWA CITY, Iowa (TP) A chil j (Iron's hospital of the University of j Iowa not only permits its young patients to use sling shots but cn- courages target practice, j First class mail is the only major class of United Slates mail IliHt Is self supporting. )orit take needless risks with germs maybe spread by hands fl Wash often with the toilet soap that removes germs as well as dirt Ac GAIN flu threatens! What U. S. Public Health Service says: "If germ could talk. It would tell you that nothing pleases him more than to get a free ride from someone's soiled hands to some other person's mouth." -U. S. Public Health Scrd'cc Broadcast No. 96 iff W kott t ttm-lade n hrtTut touched it btfort yaunt v JT.vt Once more health authorities are lighting it, calling for your cooperation, urging every precaution. Seven protective measures against flu listed below have been compiled by the Life extension In stitute. Study these rules carefully. Follow them all especially rule No. 2 about keeping hands germ free. The simplest rule of all yet one of the most important. For your hands are continually coming in contact with germ-laden objects car straps, banisters, door knobs, public tele phones, money and many more things that you and your children must, touch. And, since it is not yet certain exactly how influcn:a is spread, it is doubky important to do all you can to avoid it. I lands mtry carry ir. Note statement of U. S. Public Health Service on how germs are spread by hands. So, take this simple precaution and urge every member of your family to do the same.Wash hands oftener always before eating and always with the toilet soap that removes germs as well as dirt. The favorite toilet soap of millions purifies Millions demand Lifebuoy for every toi let and bath purpose, just because they find it so refreshing, so cleansing, so safe for delicate skins, so effective in keeping away perspiration odor. But Lifebuoy is far more than just a fine toilet soap. Its penetrating antiseptic lather removes gerrru as well as dirt. Note its re-assuring hygienic scent Lifebuoy's pleasantly hygienic, re-assuring scent, which vanishes as you rinse, tells you it gives greater protection. Yet Lifebuoy costs no more probably less than the soap you now tuc. You can get Lifcbucfy wherever soap is sold. Start using Lifebuoy today as a common sense health measure. Y(i MUST tomch dw KxiuUett (funirH oihtr hamtf nui. havt Uf lhm acnn.tadci fifeb l-evet Brothers Co. Cambridge, Q. uov HEALTH SOAP V Removes germs protects health o o
