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o o HrEDFOKT) MAIL TKTBUXE, HiEDFOKD, O PAGE TWO OREOOV. FRIDAY. JANUARY 1. 10l9 o GOLD HILL W victory ut I : nt l Falls. The tiam in ; darh'(( hy Charlf! (Jit, v.-ji proves ' hhi mad . in k ability by putting uut such a innn team. I The in x( uaiiii- to lit' played )y i tlif team will he on Friday even- Choice Dishes for Cracker Week With tin? cumin;; nf cracker week, ' diHhes, a wll an coatfns foods BASKETBALL IT , (By (ksil Walker) OOI.D'-.Hll-l.. . . liiv ..-(-ll-l . , i. . . ., , ; ' Inc. .hinimrv IK villi i lu iVmrnl Jullimry l'J Hi zt.. II In kukwkii to ." ,c ". l ulw " l'nlnt hiKh school team at tin. (V. lukn udvaiilaKo of thenn new track-j !" 11 .1..- h?,uUi' , ' .1 i .. 1 tial Aiim Kirl m tic -limr" Thi ' allnMMl Oii-H. hfw IdoiIh pun- ol tartu and mkra. Boaked In milk as i,,'Uw .. v.-ry .u-nlv 0 '! r.-.H " for liiffli.K all klml. of baked . matched ll h a vitro household iimvwher'' foodis. cuirki'in an not kepi r, IwayH on In planning a formal dinner, or, W WilliatiiK a resident of hand, for women Iuiik uko dinmv- even a lundWjfi. you will find that FRED FICK HOI E .lau. ISneciun 1'lic Uiilil Hill mhool I)a8killl teams won Iwoj victories oveiAth Iluito hall" liiKli schouj loaina i a game Held In llie Unite Falls gyiiMiy'luiii i.n Tui-mlav wuniiiK, Jitniiury ' Tfc.i iold Hill boya from llitr Junto KhIIh lioya by a score.of 31 tol7 ami the Kiaj.i won from 111" Ruttcr Knln Kills by a Hcore of 17 to H. The liiwn team also iilayed tliH Outle Falls team the I I business lii-;h ' early part tit tin vans Creek district, was a ihese i risii niiie waiei s neanj) every tourso retiuires cracK-1 -"., ........ ..n-.. .,ui. r visilur in iiur city the ar,J almost a necessity in the nreii- etm. in some lorlll with ttie rot-K- thoerian A Health tneetlni; was- week. '"" every day meals to say tan. with the bouu, with the demi-. held at the home if Mrs. Fred able to return to nuthlim of lheliQ.se lor emergen-' tasse. Croquetlen, fried flsM or , p.,,,, ,,,,,. ,.,.,... . ..,. I work niter his recent attack of the c''s anil their value as an economy oysters" fritters, souffles, escallohed ,.,,, ... ' ,,, , , . : flu. O aid In strett liini! mil the food bud-' dishes, dressing, utilize them in .Interest I iib talk on the subject of I Jiihu Hitter Is empliiyliii; J. V. Ket: Creamed dishes of various any form. Or. for the first course ; rest and sleep was Klven by Dr. Bryan in ivpaii ini; and reiniildiiiK 'M'es may be inepared from left ot the meal. It Is often cusloma i nokoiiib. who lias taken tho pee ; of Dr. Inskeep in tho county health unit. I ill', and .Mrs. K. W. Wilson lind Vmpt frw hot mm o be prepared from left- of I lie meal, it Is often customa' several or the outer llll!lilini;s on "HI mis ill meal or veKftallles, o serie enii.ipe, piepureu on ciiicn- j Ills plate near this city. 'and serve on crisp crackers in ers, for which various relishes and ; Tim Southern I'aellic is now in- place of toast. Sonifies. pudiiinKsi seasiftied pastes are UBed. If your, slalHim sttveral imw train signals. : and esrallopcd dishes may also be entertainment is a bridge luncheon. The new Hicnals licinK put In have made w ith crackers. ; tliHe tannpeH may lie worked uut I carl Larson left by motor for Lou, two IiuimIh Instead of the present I If a rollim; pin Is used to roll In attractive form with red tomato j An(.0ii. Wednesday morning and one-hand slnnals. and an extra one out the tracker crumbs, or if they and black sardine paste to form j .... . ..... ...,. ,,, ,ln.l .luf..oiu1 iliem bv jl score of J! nr n... ..u..t.t e nr. u ..UI. i,.,i,,. 'are nut th-fii:.-'h n fiii.H .Iwnn.nr nnH hearts, diamonds, clubs, suatles. us to M. All threw or. me Karnes n nn th eoimos le s de of the I sifted, the crumbs mav be used ; IllK the white crackers an meir nroved to be vei' ' ln(t restlui! and 1 1,,,, i, the new ones. Three for many purposes, such as nvstor-i i foundation background. each Kame was ?on iiy noiu inn by a small marKln.v ! . Tlio Oold Hill boy." tt nm Is mak ing very good proKess and has w-one three out of tlu'yfour Karnes j.lnved so far this year.V They lost t oSams Valley and woif. from Tal ent. Jacksonville and mil the third or Uiur of these aro bein--.' mil In and linked dishes of a similar na-1 Attractive reclines prepared by near Gold Hill. Tho company has ( lure. Tho finely silted crumbs are I the Pacific Const Mlscult Co. for appKoprialed several thousand dol-! usedfor thickenjnK soups and other j "Snowfakn Cracker Week." lars for installing these new de- -.-- .t-j;-,.- vlcti in and near this section of derbrusli and stumps. Tho large took over the duties ot Ills new of. the .country. trees are being left and all of tho fc beginning Wednesday, Janu- .Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Walker are ; smaller ones arc cut down. The ary 9. moving to Cold Hill. They were clnriiiK of this land improves its. The old bulldiug on the uortli I formerly residents of this city and 1 vnluo and the soil is very rich on side of town formerly occupied by nnoifi one inouin uko inoveu 10 lai uiis irai-i. as soon as n is cleared the Gold lull .News 1R being torn noon. , ent. jw-hcre .Mr. Walker has been ! It will he left Idle for a year or down. j employed during that time. t w o. j in carrying on this work. The Thi- land owned by Frank Htry j At a city council meeting about I building was recently purchased by l near linlil Hill In being cleared. It, a week ago II. F. Haul was ap- C. W. Walker of near this city. is sil4aled Just Houth in this city pointed as marshal to mcceeil The lumber In tho old building is lijon Kitguc river anil severul ineinrrank Uslrnnder. the former man , fairly good and will not be re euipniyen 10 nine nui Mie un-; serving in mis -apneliy. Mr. t ain stroyed. .Miss Virginia Fick was the guest i of friends and relatives In Ash.-; land Saturday. .Mrs. Alice ririch and Mrs. II. i lv. Hnnna were visiting at tho Itoy' I'lrich homo in Ilellvlew district Tuesday. . Dr llolcomb began tho exami- nation of school children for thej health lienor roll Tuesday after-! assisted by J.yda King,' Li on your Shredded -Wheat ? No better breakfast foi; davs like these ! til 'V AitL TKis is the package with jCL fidl-size biscuits - the original Shredded Wheat . IKaii (Jarman Is emph'fid jcounty nuio, and .Mrs. Fred Firk. Many Jacksunvillo children wvro ( on tho honor roll lam year talc-J inj? part in thu May Day paradn. ' Mrs. Witliani Wvlsli and huh.! l-iKlvln,, roturnod AVednt'sday to' jthi honm at Klamalh Ku I In, i after upending, the jia.st week with; her piirentH, Mr, and Mrs. S. K.i OKlo. j John Opp was a husineHH visitor' in Mt'dfurd londay. Iewls L'lrlrh of Medford was enllintf on relatives In our city hint Friday. . K. Jtrilt. MIsh Molio Jlritt and John F. Miller of our eity, mo tored to CraniH las.s Sunday. Tho Hmtetf Maid Graham umtlher product tf Snate Flake ovens. Golden brown rtfers nourish ment honey -sweetened .' JTreshness is as important in your soda crackers as in the fruits and jiovoers on your table Tone In on the ShretMetl Wheat pro gram rvcrv Momlnv morning at 10:30 JvKI- KIHJ - KGO - KC TV -KOMO- K11Q CmdAr..tl X.M9;A9 :V. My " i' on Mrs. Mays Tuesday- Mrs. Hlnck called at the home Monday. Mr. firey has moved up on the creek to cut wood this winter. James MaclJowell and family I'ast Noblo. llrand club of i called on Jack Hollman Wednes- Steve l.unak veninir In Snowy mnf.n . . . glnuum,? silver . . . fresh fruit and Howers...none of these nreof Kiriitcr importance than the freshness of the food on your table. And of sodn ernckers particularly! Heenuse crackers have become an case vtial with so many of the courses... with the cocktail, with the souii, with the salad, and later with cheese and coffee. Snoxo Makes always oven-fresh When you serve Snow Flakes, oven-crisp freshness is assured ! No longer is it necessary for you to trust to chance. Kvcry puckagc is sold under our tlcliiiile"Ciuiiniutee of Fresh ness" for your constant protection. How is it possible to guarantee freshness? There arc many reasons. First, because Snow Flakes are the largest selling soda crackers in the West. Speedy sales keep stocks fresh everywhere. . o Second, because six great Western plants located in mainpnpulation centers throughout the West, bring every home within a few hours of the Snow Fluke ovcns.Third. because oven-freshness is sealed into the familiar red package by the waxed wrapper moisture is locKed out. T)oritaskforcrackers--Jatf---- To maiiituin u uniform sUiiuinrtl of Hour,.wc own and operate our own wheat fields in h favored IJluc Stem District in Eastern AVash iiiKtou, growing, harvesting and milling this choice wheat ourselves by a controlled process. 4th Annual Snow Flake Week Snow Fi.akf. Wkkk January HUh to LHJth will he observed in a thousand cities and towns in the A Vest .Ten thousand grocers from Canada to Iexico,are joining us to make this special week a worthwhile event to every food buyer. AVc want you to sample oven-fresh Snow Flakes at your grocers. Arateh for Snow Flake store and , window displays, lvcmemher these important Snow Make dates Jan uary IDth to 211th. 1 Kuth Kobekau lodge of Jackson-j day. evening. villi' will meet with Mrs. l'eter Kirk Tuesday, January 'I'Z. j Mihh Mollie Hrilt attended the regular meeting of the DauKhUTH' uf the Nile at Anhland last Sat-! u id ay. ! Mrs. Chaw Ofledal, who has been visiting her i uut her, Mrs. ( tJ winn the past two weeks left ! Sunday evening fur her home at IKugune. I.. I). Jones is very 111 at hi-: homo here. Mrs. Frank Shaw uf Medford; gave a parly Saturday evening in honor of her Mistrrx, Mikh Fran-' ees Wakffiold's. Kith birthday, j Those attending from. Jackson - ville were: Minnie Uuenors. Vir ginia Fick, Uoberia and I.ulaMeti:-; gi'r, Helen t'oke, Helen Walton. ' leuhrrt and Itay I a win, V v o d KdeiiK, .luhu Coke. Atulrus Smith, Kruest 1 l-ueuers, Itoiand Holmes. ' Itobert Forbi's and Frances and liraeb- Wakefield, and of M'dford. Horlithy Shaw. Aflor an evening of games, dainty refreshments of ice cream, cake and punch were, nerved. The decorations were of' pink and white. A vt-ry enjoyable time was reported by those at tending. ' The Fortnightly Hridge club met' at the home of Mrs. Howard Haiu at the licrkoley orchards on Mou- ; day evening. After a very picas-' ant evening, a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Thorn- pres ent were: .Mrs. Hay Ooleman. who received tho prizo for high score ; M rs. 0 . 1 . Maxwell, M rs. A. T. Norris, Mrs. K. S. Severance. Mrs Harold Crump, Mrs. Frank Saulsberry, Ms. Fred Kick, Ms. V. T. Wilson, Mrs. Vivian Beach, Mrs, o. ( l4ewis. Misses Kthelyn Uoot atul Vesta Hall. Mr. and Mr.-. John Sheley vis ited their daughter, Wilmu Sheley, Monday evening. J M rs. Fra nk Saulsberry was a Medford shopper Tuesday after noon, i Announcement v. a r d s of the marriage oC Mr. A. X. Soliss and Mrs. Kerlha Itader nro being re ceived by friends here. Mrs. Frank Saulsberry will broadcast a reading "The Songs My Mother Sang." on Sunday ovon- l ing, January 20, for tin Valley I Kadln t'hureh at Medford. i (ieorgu Merrilt and Miss Issiu Mei'ully were transacting businesa j in Medford Wednesday morning. ! Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoty of Kel I logg, Idaho, were vlnUors of Mr. 'and Mrs. T. Wilson Tuosduy evening. The girls and the boys basket ball teams of the Central I'oint spent Medford. afternoon. The social dance hold at the Mays Marquess place Saturday evening , j was well attended. Charles McCann and wifi- re-: turmil to their home in Klanmih Falls after spending a wet-k at James Mac Howell's. Mr. MfCann tells us it is ii)te culd in Klam ath Falls. Also they have some snow. CLU-GRI Check before it starts. Rub on inhale vapors Saturday ' Xk. C3 r-k Run Over 21 Million JargUiMtt Yttarjy jhigh school played our high Reboot mm FLAKES . I 'FRESHNESS fv Pacii it Coasi Hij i r Company Iam Jgclrt Sim yram mxi Portland Sralllr SfHfktine .girls and loys Tuesday evening at the local . gymnasium. Central I Point teams were victorious in I both games. , Mr, and Mrs. Ct. O. Sanden on , tertained Wednesday evening ot i lust week with n dinner at their 1 1101110 to demonstrate the super t maid aluiulnunnvare. Those pres ! ent were Mrs. l'earl James of Medford und Mr. ami Mrs. LcvlJo l Coke. Hr. and Mrs. 1). A. Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Will Udens. Uev. and i Mrs. Klmer MeViclier. Mr. and Ms. lirby, Mr. and Mrs. Ham mond and their little grand daughter and H. 1. Keck, dmon st rn tor of the aluminum and his! assistant. Mrs. Forbes won the; box of bonbons and Mrs. JSixby) the small fryirtg pan. A very; pleasant evening whs spen:. Mrs. "W. AVChilders and daugh ter, Maxlne, were visitors Si.ndayj of Mrs. Otto Shbd at Medford. i January Specials Every item is a bargain. Prices are good for one week subject to stock on hand. This is not cheap merchandise bought for- special sale purposes but is regular stock. Aluminum Percolators, 1 VL,,ft. (hiss .Palter 'JJowls, sometliiiig size, (i cups new. Regular S.c 69c Special 72c Willow ('lollies 1'askcls "made in -(uick .Drying J'lnainel. mamil'i.c- Orcgon. I'euular li.Hl) lured Iiv J.owe 'Urns, jiint size. Special $1.87 89c China Casseroles. Hall's colored Toilet Tissue, 1000-sheet rolls, halving china, in heavy frame. ll! Rolls for Regular fff.0U QCJC Special S3.98 ' 1 (. oloirtl- Ui'Donis red, orang Bread Roard and Knife Sets, heau- green. Jiecular 1 .25 tifully tk.corato.l Reg,,h.r Special Sl.OO Special S1.48 ; . Suiikist Opal dlass -huco Stainless Steel Uiitchcr Knife and JvtractorM. Regular 50c Stainless Nted. Paring Knife. Special 33c SI 00 -'vc,' '''"i'liielware, all )ieet;s priced : ifl.l.") to .f.O-"), now (ioldeii Star Polish Mop. lonir fihiv ci nn wool brush. Regular ifl.") J,W Special 99c Nu- :! Kl'-V P;,ns- i'gniai' Powl and Jug Sets. ; pieces nice- Special 28c ly decorateth Regular l.-l!) Stainless Steel Slicing Knife and Special SI. 22 Stainless Steel Paring Knife, hoth ' : for Fireplace Fixtures including t pi andirons, fire screens, sjiark 01.UU guards and fin-sets. I liunerware l.aurelliurst pattern Y$ Off Ivory Dinnerware and Ryde pat- tern IVii'cck Dinnerware No. S Nickel Plate Tea Kettles To close out S1.65 i2Off For Correct Time Call 35-J Medford Furniture and Hardware C o . A Reliable Place to Trade Phones: Hdw. Dept. 134; Furn. Dept. 35-R Office 35-J 6th and Bartlett PORTLAND to ASHLAND and Way Points i ' i lii.'ii' ANDERSON CREEK J Frank MarqueM bus moved to bis father'H ranch for the winter., Mr. Marquess worked on the Uroen Springs nil summer and fall. ! Mr. Parr and Kd Walkor ware up on the creek Tuesday morn- j ing. Mike Olemak made o business: trin up to James Mays Wcdncb I day. ! Charles Marques returned homo ; Sunday, utter spending a week j with his father. Jim Marquess, j Mrs, James MacPowell called ' Modern Trarasportation via the pioneer line and originator of low trans. portation costs and convenient service on the Pacific Highway and hranc'Qincs in Orei;on. Patroni:c tft "RED TOP" comhes of the Oregon Stages System. They have ser cd yoiQ , Q long ana lattnttiuv. Qregon tages ystem THE RED TOP COACHES lO REDtl I . TOP , STAGES I.E.WK JACKSON HOTKL.' PHONE 309. North 6:S4, 10:10 urn: 6:S5 pm. 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