Medford mail tribune., January 11, 1929, Page 14, Image 14

Mi:ironT matt, Tmr.tixK medfokd. Quezon, fhid.w, .ianiwuv 11. 1020.
TALENT BASKETEERS
TO MEET CHILI
uii oiuiuo fituhiun vera tho various j lng for the coming year were: ing Hire weeks vacation at Ilolly
; prortuctH of the taland. In the cen- j President, Annabelle teaming; ! wood, Cal.
ter wn a mnull wiwp of nheep's vice president. Ktlir Cochran;! .Mix Cora Ienham and son
wool tied with nine rililion nnd nr- . necrelary. Petxlc linmilntn; tita-' Fr:'nk "iiii-hm! la!, Thurhday
I rawed on one side were i-ninll ! Hurrr, AM.y I.. ulnlliK. and pianist. ! ,,um """land hore tliey had
jKrounii of corn. tre.l and wliitt) j Elizabeth IllKttunn. """ ,w" "''' ui:t
and coal, on the other uu a nmull i The committee on im-niherahip i 11 r- ""J Il"yl Turner.
I .nr if Knld ore und a mnall I entertainment and way and' f,,lr toun marVhal, A. T. Kd
I hmicll of u-heat. Al.out the eaten-j nit-uni. were appointed hy the ' inunw.n. had tlie ti,ii.rortuii.. to fall
' dar. tin- daya of the we k and the ! guardian, Mm. il. 11. Uwe and ' anil break one of the l.oneit in hi
, flateH of the month are arranged j a.tstttnt guitrili.-in, Margaret HiK- ! w'-ki while attempting to Htop u
in vertical linen reading up and j kiiih. 9 j leak in one of the water pipi-a at
! ilnwn, while all our calendars rend; The girl a:-. tinny making plans i triu old cannery.
hnrlz.intnl. It is needless to suy for this year that will surpass any i 1.. c. lull. Jr.. was n cuest of
eflii.) Talent Is looking forward ; that Mr. I ryer is very proud of his ; of their other four years of Camp ' Jeun Connor last week at the
to game of basketball which will illtt from across the iu.:.ic ocean. , 1'ire at Talent. Connor home on the tlreen Spring
hi.' pluyed her hot ween the I'hllo- -ir. ami .mis. vt hi reins ami i. j.. j.imney, manager or the inounlaln. lie returned last Sat
illlin team and '.the Talent team ' Mr. and .Mrs. Kd JacobH left Hat- Suncrest ori'hard, recently pur- ' urday.
Saiurduy evening. 'There will he urday evening for I'ortland with j chased the T. A. Culhertson farm; l.. i:. Howe and win Kugene re
rohslderaldc friendly rivalry he. the remains of their mother, Mr, on (V.ker Hutte road. Mr. and I turned last Friday from Longview,
tween these two teams as I-:. K. i Hid I'atli rson. lor cremation. .Mrs. I.imll.-y expect to move to Wash. .Mr. llowc ami family will
Kvans who is sui.- rliil. n.lnl .f : .Mrs. I'aiterson iiiect inursday moi- : tneir new home about the first of i spend the remainder of the winter
iiIiik at,ter a two days Illness. Her i-ehruary. ; In Talent.
i
(Ur Mrs. M
'VTALISNT. Ore.,
K. TroP.)
.lun. II- Sp-
lt Heliosis in riiilotiufn, was tin
prlncinnl lioro lnrr Mr. Millar.
Tilt Tulmt titiiiii will -m-i-t uJf ilm'
VlaJtintc tf-am, which will nuiki?
llifl return trip home Sumlay.
The wunxliini' tf Tliuijvlay was
jKiHKitiK wax u KP'ut Miovk to her Miss Vnsta. Pinko of Portland
family u well ax to tin I'uinmunl
ty ut lar-. she hail heen a resi
dent at Jn-r rt-t'i'tit hoiiMi fir th
past -Ifi yctiiJH ami will Itf Kiatly
.Mifw lJ.iulinr Bynl of Uollviw,
Talr-nt Kflii-kah IoJk ami wax a Shaisia, which wan wrck-il neiir' -Mrw. Ch-nn Withrow last Friday
th tUiu-H h(nir on tho I'aclflt
1 hlKhway
wry ilH.am affr tho loni; hjmII inwt-l hy lnr many fih'iiU. Sht-; Jaim-M O. Taylor of Anhland who
oif foK and frost of iht- iat wi'k I wax wdh-ly known hm hr lat hun- j is n-pn-m tiling thi KawlfiKh ln
6r two. j hand xn omt of tin? county rniu- dm in, made hl find trip tltru
i,oonard Ttoand. r of Axhland lis j nil.-K(oiw ih wont rifiin yi-arn aco. i Tah nt i;.t Thur.-wlay. Mr. Naylor
I KUHHl ini HI-I'K III III MMI'I, nn . i ir lllt'llHM l lilt- I HUB .4 liUt' 11 K I Ill'IUiftl
A(it. Walter HUfMdl.
X?lr- WiH FfriiiB and
V- and Mi-H. Kd Jai-h n-turnf-d
h.onp Tui-wday morning from
PoVtliflid. Willi In tin tlty ihi-y
vfatti'd tlw f. O. t. F. horn- and
rtluu calli'd tin Aim. Alary liudK-on.
...MIhh IX'iiH'iin who Iiiim hiicnt tha
fyfl and y luifr with her aunt, Aim.
".1. Tryon Ii'IUiimmI to hf-r hono
t I 'on hind Turwlay. AU-sh I)i-o.
vifittd a fi'W dayn recently withjnpcnt th wot-k end u kuisi of her
! ht'r frl.-nd. AIImh Uurnihy JiatH at muMln, Mis lla Hill.
Mr. und Mix. ('onnnr yinl
son Jc:in with e:;llinK on ft utidH
und rWatiwH in Talt-ni .Hjit urday
afternoon and livt-niiiK from tli
lin-i-n SpiinK-
Thi- Tahnt Ki-Vn-kah club whirh
was to have met at thu home of
very earnint worker in all Inde ( Sutherhn In November. lie hus
work, it it family I.hh i)u Mlm-iTe ' tallied itutnerouH hrulKii and aftT
Nympathy of the enilio coMirnu- i recovery from that wuh conflni'd
ni:y
i no i rater ijiki prnup or t'amp
Flrn fJlrlH have jut eomphdi-d a
very KlirceHHful yai-, havliiK oh(
only two meiiilietK and K'iied four
and now have almost jl full uroun.
to thltt home with thi flu. We are
fclad to see Air. Naylor u round
again.
Hev. DuintiH n d ( r e h m e d the
Hohool las?. Friday moiniiiK; he
alo wimf a solo whleh wuh ureatlv
The work the paHt year nan been i enjoyed !' the 8tulents.
A praelie(" huKkeUmll KUllie wan
played hetweeti the (iold lilll and
Talnt ti'uniH liixi F'vlday nlKht.
The Cold JIHI hoy won hy n Bcore
of 1 to -in, whlle 'the Tahnt Kli'bt
won hy a Heor of 2 to I'M. Thin
was the firm Kfliun played on Tal
eiifji new floor for wlih-h Talent Ik
very proud, the hulldliiK heinie In a
tN' made a K''d ninny fri'iid i varied. During the, national (Vtiitji
wljHf hnie who will Kieatly iiiIkh ' Flro hlrthday eampalKn the kIi'Ih
HinllinK fuee from behind the made over ihlrty-twn Kai im ntn for
joimt'T in. iM'p- unelr'H ptore. I children and turned them Into the
viJon Tryer waii the reflplent of a 1 .Med ford lied (runH, thidrhy rr
vVry unique New Year'H rlft from ; uelvlnfl n national honor.
HIM friend, Miss Iilllle Thaler of With the aid of tlndrhonrd of
.Sydney. AtiKiralia. The nlft was a Hpon.som, chnwn from the prmU
i itlendur tnadi of 1:11111 wood cut in nt mi'ii of Talent, thi gii In havn
Jit' the form of n map of AUMtrtilia put on everal HuecfNHfiil entir- 1 la rue measure built by the boys of
With n xiuatl calendar attached hy ! tainmentH and tndnK the moin-y for i itehool.
t'thhou. on the face of the map i their duen and camp fire equip-i Air. nnd Mm. Newhouse and
wuh printed tho wordn "Utile htt ment.
if AiHtrnUu" nnd nrranKed in pie- ' offiriMH elcctnd at the Inst meet
niternoon was postponed on ac- .
count of the death of Mm. Kll.t '
l'atterson. The club will meet on
the firm Friday In February.
Rev. and Mrfi. . Aubrey llrown !
and Hev. Iunuo4 were dinner ;
KiiestH at the home of Mr. and j
Aim. Fruuk HoldridKO Hunday. '
The junior clas are Mportins !
their new clafuj riiiKH. They urn of '
yellow Kold with the hlKh N( hool ;
monogram (n gold on onyx and
the year 1930 in raised figurea.
I it a nart, .mikh rJdnn .Newlu y
and MIkh I-aura Tryer were kuckih 1
Sunday afternoon of t'larence and
Miss i:ther HoldrldKe. f
. MIkm Hose Itlc-kerdike returned !
home laKt week fro m.'hiloquin. !
where he has .spent the pant few '
month. 1
The Kpworth lencue at their
won Itayiihford. nnd daughter Cora' meotim; la.st Sunday evening elect-.
returned lam ! rldny after spend-' ed thflr offleeiH for the romlnir
1 year. Preiiidnt. Ira Hart; first J
; vice president, Clarence Holdridpe j
second vice president, Kther 1
HoldridKe; third vice president, j
Laura Tryer; fourth vice president '
Kdna Newbry; wcretary-trtytmii er.
Nell Hill; adviwir. ler Newbry.
Air. and Mm. John l?ohit;oii en-
tertained Air. und ilrOuay t'ole
inan of Jackbonville, Mm. Kiva
Mitchell of Aledford, Arnold Cole. ;
man of Oakland. Calif., Clair'
Coleman, Kalph Jennings and Au-
lrey Norrt of Meilford a dinner
truest h Sunday.
Aim. leore lirlscoe of Ayhlnnd 1
spent Tuesday afternoon at the ,
home of her parenin, Air. and Mm. !
Wefip-y Vojfell, !
1.. Hullen returned Tuesday r
eveninc after a month's vacation
at Sun Ul-o, Cal.
M1h Wllletta .Miller has recov- :
ered from her recent illness, and i
returned to her studies at the Ore- .
Kon State Normal Monday morn- 1
lllK. j
Aim. K. V., Cook and Mm. lira-
mer pent Friday afternoon at the ?
home of AIih. VokiH. ;
Air. and .Mm. A. T. Kdmuntton '.
received word the fiiht of th
week of the birth of a Krundoii
on January Cth in Ahmieda, Call.,
born to their daughter Mm. Nolar
MonlKniery neo Jtuth Kdmun
on. The little lad has been
Klven the nnme of Cary Nolan.
Community club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. ltith.
At the regular mealing of the
Tah nt (Jrane last Thumday even
Ihk. tlie IiiNlallatlon of officem
could not take place duo to the
HlneHH of Aim. Certrudo Haak of j
KaKhi l'oint who. with her ajwln
tanlH coufcinthiK of tho Kngle l'oint j
ofi'icem were in chai'Ke of the in-
stallatlon. The Talent Orange, j
however, met Wednesday venini-
with the Central Point Orange
where a double installation took
place installing, the officers of
bih grnngeH.
tn Saturday, Jan. 2C, Pomona
Orange, wil! meet with the Talent
Orange foiO" All day Ke-ion. The
Talent Orange will nerve the din
ner and the new lecturer, (W m.
Floyd Hell, will have charge or the
afternoon M-ision. Iecturett by
Hcveral different niembers will be
included in the afternoon pro
gram. It 1m hoped that all mem
bent of the Talr-nt Orange will be
present at that time.
Aim. O. 1.. Hullen, manager of
tho Talent Service station woj a
busiO'-HK visitor in Med lord Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. liii lmncun Npent Tuesilay
afternoon ul (ho liuin of Airs. Jay
Terrill.
Mr. and Mrs. J a lues Carver of
Wiky. Colorado who had been on
an extended auto trip thru Nome
of the Koiithern alateH, arrived last
WedneHrtay, and were guestA of
.Mi's. Dayman and daughter Iter
tha. They lett Thumday for
l.ongview. Wash., where they will
make a short visit lief ore continu
ing their trip to their glioma in
Colorado. They nru coumiis of
Airs, liaymau.
.Mrs. 10d liorge and her new son
returned to their home from the
l'ururker Homo in .Med ford Sat
urday. LoyK Hamilton in on the sick list
thi week with the flu.
Air. and Mm. Kalph llayman of;
Phoenix and Aim. Ht uce llayman ;
of Medford were Sunday gucKi at!
the home of Aim. llayman in
Talent. j
Dr. and Mrs. C. McFadden i
lift Tuesday morning by auto tor;
Chilavesta. Calif., wheru Dr. .Mc- j
pHtiften nt vejip purehHMed a wtr- '
ter homo. They will spend the re-
j malnder of the w inter there. Airs.
: Warren Scott and Mm. Claud Jor
j dnn from Iowa, sinters of Airs,
j AivFfcdden who have been makiliK
; h.-r an extended visit left by train
' this morning and will also spend
the remainder of the winter with
J Mr. and Mm. AIcFaddeu at their
I winter hou.e.
K. It. Kr.Ft-r left Thumtiay mor
; ning for Vreka to spend two
j weeks vacation with his brother,
! Will Foster.
! Mm. C. W. I-ong is enjoying an
'. extended visit from her mother,
j Aim. M. K. Itooth who arrived
I Sunday evening from Saw telle,
j Caiil., whj if she hail, spent the
' pa.-t year and a half with her
! daughter. Airs. . K. White.
Air. and Mm. (Marence Homes
, leU Sunday with their baby Clar
I ice for Weed. Calif., where they
will obtain medical treatment for
l the baby, who has been critically
ill. but is somewhat better at tho
1 present writing,
j ltapliM hun li
! Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 and ":3u p. m.
' I .C. W. P.iirneite, pa.stor.
Methodist 4'Iiuivh
j Sunday school at 0:45 a. ' m.
j Lester Newbry, supt.
l'renching at 11 a. m. and 7:30
! p. m.
j Kpworth League at 6:30 p. in.
I Prayer meeting Thursday even
I ing at 7:30.
I Jiev. Oumns is conducting a
I series of revival meetings at this
j time and a cordial invitation is ex
i tended to the public to attend.
I Itev. Aubrey :;ro n. pastor.
1
Too hijih temperature and too
I long cooking will cause custards to
curdle. If boiled custard is not
too (jlly curdled it may be cooled
quickly and beaten with an ogg.
! beater to remove lumps. There is
i no remedy for a curdled baked gis-
, tard.
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Pure (u ii is Sum
Medford School
of Music
Violin class instruction
fct.OO per month
Iiidiviilunl instruction
.fii.OO per niontli
Accredited Teacher
Phone 473.R
j In Our Sensational
I
In Our Sensational
OUR
POLICY:
Clean-Up Sale
We will not carry one garment over to next season, re
gardless of sacrifice. Your opportunity has arrived, as
this is a store-wide sale. All of our dresses, coats,
shoes, accessories, at less than wholesale.
15 COATS 10 COATS 15 COATS
Values to $20.00
Values to $35.00
Values to $49.50
1
27 Dresses
Snappy, cliic' styles, and nmt
roii'ly inotlols, .sixes i: to 50,
.Y.iliics it) .flS.'iO,
$5
100 Dresses
Our Finest Dresses, nt'toriiocm,
party and t'oniml kwis, all
sizes, values to $.10.00, notli
inu; reserved, final choice,
$10
100 Dresses
Beautiful Transparent Velvet
Dresses, also our wiliest chif
fon and crepe hack satins, val
ues to $"))."))),
$15
Our ENTIRE SHOE STOCK
Our entire shoe stock, which includes the
cleverest novelties ever shown .in Med
3 ford, velvets, suedes, satins, patent leath-
ersj nlliKulor sport shoes, in fact, our eu-
tiro stock. Only two sales a year in our
shoe department.
LOT ONE
AH of our spike
heel shoes, pumps,
ties, straps and de
sired, style in Min
ims' famous "Chic
Hhoes." Values to
$9.r0, semi-annual
clearance, '
$4.85
LOT TWO
All of our Cuban
and sport heel
shoes in pumps,
ties, oxfords, nov
elties of all des
criptions, none re
served in this semi
annual clean-up.
Values to $7.50,
$3.85
ALL OF OUR HATS
None held back.
350 to choose from.
Values to $8.50
1
Heavy Fleece-Lined Raincoats
$4.95
Balance of Fleece-Lined Zippers
Mostly for spike heel shoes,
$1.98
You won 7 find
a Recipe in
your Cookbook
for Making
Six -Foot
w
rr
airies
V
IVIeasuring and mixing
the ingredients control
ling the heat can be done
much more exactly when
you make several small
waffles than mammoth
ones,
As you follow this prin
ciple, in cooking all food, so Hills Bros, apply
. a similar rule to roasting coffee. They roast
their coffee a few pounds at a time by a con
tinuous process instead of in bulk. As a result
every berry is roasted evenly and the rich flavor
of the rare blend is developed to the utmost.
HILLS BROS
X Kndyoifll never
find W ills Bros
Roasthg Coffee
hi Bulk.
Instead they
Boast a few
bounds at a time
by a Continuous
Process.
No other coffee can taste like Hills Bros. b
cause none is roasted the same way. Controlled
Roasting is Hills Bros.' process exclusively. And
the full-bodied flavor and rich aroma come to
you in all their fulness because Hills Bros. Coffee
is packed in vacuum. ,
Coffee-lovers everywhere overwhelmingly
prefer Hills Bros. Coflee. Ask for it by name
and look for the Arab, Hills Bros.' famous
trade-mark, on the can.
Frrshjrom the original
vacuum pack easily
opened with th key.
COFFEE
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