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PXflE TWO ftrrcPFOirD i MXTTJ TRTBUXE,- rEDFOTlP; 'OEnoy; FRTDjav MAT?On ft, 1920. J " . ASHLAND MINE TO PAUL POIRET PICKS OLDSMOBILE , ASHLAND. Ore., Mar. . (Spl.) I Ashland hns received with interest ; thoneWs thutlthere 1s n possibility; 1 hut the Ashland mlno may tip re- ; opened after Ileitis eloped fur a , pood many years. Many of lho older residents recnll the ilayM, 30 yenr afto, when a'troll r ore wait nns traveled thrmiKh tho sti-ceis of: the elly anil the hum nf the slump- i mill was ailileil to the one. nf In- i liustry. 'Twns a Kind slKht, too, f when the i:old bricks were placed . on display at rtie old JJank of Ash- j In nil before being sent by express ( to tho mint nt San Francisco. Many hart (bought those days linne f'ir- ! ever, hut It Is possible that t -. property may be opened np In the. near future. J P. It. Wlekhnm of Grants Pass, an experienced miner, Iiuh taken a on the old Ashland mine and the i Shorty Hope. hnldliiKs. The lease : has been taken with mi option to , buy from B. D. 1Ii-Iki;s, the present; owner. Mr. Wlckhuiri expects to ' bouln t onee on a Kcimrnl silrvoy j anil cleaning campaiKii nnd hopes;" at the end of DO nuvs to he able Ml wllh a case of men.ilen. Is much, to nnnounco Jti.it what course he i Improved nnd will noon he able to l will follow In the development plnn. resume her work In the schools, j The deal won made tbrouuh Kd -Mr. and Min. A. Miu ske of Duns- , Stuples, local real cslnte intent, who mulr, fill., are vlsltlnu for a few; ban been well ac(llalnted wllh the days with Anhland friends. The, hlHtory of the mlno. He says that Marske family formerly resided In j the Ashland mine has produced AKhlund unil still retain the resl-' nearly a million dollars. Unior- 'lenco property here. Innately, litlKiitlon and reported Jack Pocblor, proprietor of the, poor management have prevented ; lllun Klower Indue wiib an Anhland worklnp; tho holdings for ninny visitor on Kridny. inn Tim nunrtz mill nn. loomed Howard Hobson, Hollthern Pn-1 in, tho alte now occupied by the'olflc employe at Crescent Lake, AHltlnnd Foundry, came to Anhland on Friday to nt- The iht iirnhioni in ontiimr the' tend to business matters, and to 1 1 trsitjc ill! -1 r J M. Paul Polret, famous designer and stvlc arbiter of I rance, and the Oldsmobile de lue landau he purchased whlle fn ChicaKo durmij the Nauonal Automobile Show. The above picture M as taken shortly after M. Poiret had signed an order for the Oldsmobile, which is Iicing delivered to him in Paris. ' ' " 1 1 : j IN OF .A I nf the week, where ho has -pur J i-haHCft the Ooldcn liule atnre of Ihut place. " ' Mi'H. f'lnrenrw Matho and chU- dren made a trip to Hrigue IUverjft WIUJAMS CREEK. Ore. rw. 8 (Kpeelnl) Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Jlouyo went to Pnrtland IjiHweek to Im with their Httlfi daughter, Mejasle, over hor birthday. Shn Ih (o undergo an operation on her Hpino In , a few days. Bonnie Is In tho Khiiner'rt lumpltul at Port land where hn ha heen since laKt July. Thelt frlendH hope F.eMitJo may son bo able to re turn homo. W hear that Henry Norton ban w:bl hiH ranch to .Air, Vahrner of CirantH PasM, and will soon be leaving our neighborhood. Wo are very worry to lose -Mr. and AirH. Norton from our community. Mr. Walling in doing somn build ing nnd conerete work for Mr. and Mrft., Frank Bryan preparatory to turkey raising. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bry an are among the most 8uceoH.s ful turkey raisers In our valley. Mr. and MrH. Jessie Glass nnd daughter nf Medford mado a short visit to WIUlaniH Creek one eve ning last week. ' 1'hero will bo evnngc'.lstic sor vlees at tho Jtaplist ehurch on the ' corner every e.fcilng this week. Mrs. Sam I-ettoken hns been In painful condition fri" several spray system antl ft is now beins used very efficiently. The Del Rio now ha about 48,000 feet of pipe line In the spray system. FrcA Kqlsofi wus vlaiting with his father, 0. C. Kelsoe, of Central. Point Wednesday evening. C. C. Kflnoe has been very ill with the flu for the pant tbroo weeks and is unimproved at present. ,Tho basketball game between Rogue Ulver and Phoenix, which was to have been played at Hold Hill Wednesday evening, was called ! tnif on account of lllnoss in Rogue River. : ' . . ; The Cold Hill high school Is con- j ducting a magazine sales campaign J under the auspices of the Curtis ' Publishing company. Out of every i 'sale tho high school Ih to obtain; ( f0 cents. The students are en- thused over the plan and are anx-j :ioiH to put it over big. ; The operetta put on in Clold t III ? last Friday evening by Mrs. Me-, singer's ukulele clulm was attended -by severnl from, this community ;and they report It aa being excel-; lent. T. A. Henderson spent Tuesday in Medford. f Sam Chishnlm is minus one horse i since one of them becamo ill nnd ' ho wAs compelled to shoot it. Begin Your Idiwn Knrly Itwn seed may be sown at thls time right on top of the snow, .The. beKt seed is tho c)ieapest In the end. ; A quart of tho best qunllty lawn seed Jh sufficient for 100 stiunre i feet. Good seed n good soli with j care Jrt watering means a thick vlg-1 orous sod and few weods. Keep , your lawn well watered nnd fed ! and the weeds will not have much; chance to grow. If tho soil Is poor :i drevKtng of humus, leaf mould o i The cause of overweight j : Not due to any one food alone i 5 THERE has been so much discussion In this country about the cause of being overweight that we decided to go to one of the leading scientific authorities on diet. We requested him to state the facts for the benefit of the public. It is the fashion to blame sweets for every thing," he said. ''Overweight hi not due to sweets alone." "If the dietary habits of overweight indi viduals are scrutinised," he went on to say. ' "t Will PC IOU11U illtll aubH. .vwu.iun gorged by some, starches by others, fats and oils y others, and meats by others." . ; ',' . "Strictly speaking," he said, "the average increase in over weight cannot be attributed to increase in intake of sugat or Ay other single foodstuff." Note that he speaks of gorging. How intelligent t would be if everyone in the United States would refrain trom gorging any one kind of food, and ate in moderation a great variety of aft kinds of healthful foods. 1 ' " It is clearly up to the women in the home to see that all adults and all children are furnished a variety of appetizing foods and to remember that sugar is the mainstay for making healthful foods delicious and appetizing. - ' One excellent way to prevent gorging is to feed your family a varied and well-balanced diet. Sugar develops the incomparable flavors of cereals, vegetables, fruits and many meats. It makes vegetables, taste fresher and improves their color. Nothing can take the place of intelligent cookery. The best cooks art generous with sugar. The Sugar Institute. ;. , ;. , .; ; t (By Mm. M. K. Tr.vi'r) TALENT, Orn : Mnr.; :..-i-(po- janil luturncd Ttiosiluy evenliiK. Uiivh. It won found nauewnry to j MrH. .locckol. reported only extinct nn ulooriiind tooth nnd jKoven.'nf hrr 30 puDIIh precnt nni the Jnw; jilmot i-auslns iWodncsduy -morning. Tho hlnh lockjnw, but sho Is improvlns nt j.-rhool, too, reports a very lnrRO thtn tlmo, ipor cunt of stmU-ntH out. Talent Hon flanks hnB rrntod his-ranrh hna lnvn ntrilrk prntty linrd in Jho to Mr, Nowmnn of fnllfornin. We past' two woi'kH, monalcK, sctirlot wolooiuo Mr. nnd Mrs. Newmnn fevor. inunnis. flu, rhUki'tipox, to our community, wliooplnu coukIi, aro Homo of tho. a nonr nocldont wns nni-rowly d'lKvasPS foiinil In Tnlnrit. invcrtod Friday whon a car driv- Mlf Pratt and Mlw) Mcf'oy en- en by T.loyd Warnur ran off tho torlalncd tho play rant Monitny road nt tno end of tho uppod Wll mlno Into slinpo for oporntlon In visit Willi nionufl ami roiiuiv. wiokham of ttaaty . i.. ih,. ,..i., t,r. lillllnu HPiuormnn mmnt tho i clnl) -I . IJ. loKlinni or t.iniut. oontnlns Homo 500 foot of wntor wook ond with frlondn In Klamath i Pns spont Sunday In Talent nnd evenliiK. Tholr (tuoata wore .Misses uams creek bridKe. The stoerini- Klro destroyed a fine new Knsox Fnlln. visited the old location of the .lean Rplers. Katlierine Estea, wheel camo off Just an they were rondster iielniifttnc to M. S Con-! "March Rroeww." Ilio nnmial I Shorty Hope mine with . a view . Jennnotto MeFndden, Null Hill, meetlnR a bis car coming down tors recently party K'ven by the Vonien' leaune jto commencltiK pri-llmlnnry work Kovella l.onB. Velnia Mason, Hoi- the hill. I.ueklly his car swerved Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Bryan of of the Hollthern Oregon Normal ' in n short lime. Mr. Wlekhnm lice HarlHhorn. and Messrn. Earl to tho left and ran off the (Trade Rochester N. y!, nro In the city to school,, was one of the Jolllest has leased this mlno, which Is -In- rinKnrd, flnrenco Holdridi;e, Ira m.foro it became steep enniiRh to visit with Mr! nii'd Mrs. M. Khnw events of tho year and was In every icated about four miles from' Tal- Hart, Frank Uonhnni nnd Claronco ovorturii his enr, on Rlknder Htreet Mr nml Mrx way nn otltstuniUnK Kiictess. Tho cut up WlKnor crouk tOKelhet L'yrd. A most enjoynhle evenliiK Mr. and Mi's, aeorgo McClaln Hivim nro on ronto to their home members of tho league, guestli nndiwlth the Ashlund mine which Is wns spent by the yonns people. of Phoenix were week-end vuests nftor MiinniilniF ih.. iinui even wi.oiin' women menilieis of the faculty, located nhout two and a halt; Mm. r. It. strahnn nnd Mrs. at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. m i i),.i, fni tin Br, la numlit-rliiK In all about 175, came miles further up tho mountain p. i,. strahnn both nf rtOKiie w. Hoberts, also Itoy Coffmnn a nloeo of Mr Khaw In fancy dross, represent Inu all from the rtliorty Uopo. These Hivnr. Fpciu .Thur.idny as uuests nnd Miss Lulu Roberta of I'lioo- ' Miss Ethel Marks, tenclier of sons of flcilllnlls and historical mines lite two of the oldest mines. at the home of Mr. and Mrs,, nix drove over Sunday, history ami civics In the local high characters, and each enme provld In southern Oregon. The Shorty cinrcnec Mathes. ; John Lovel nnd son Walter and IJliipil lllllie linn mil iieeu in - ; i jui . , . unil .im. IiLUIKL' ikibh;ui; .uii-ui-uiw .111. cninpoeil WITO ration for the past 20 yniii'H, andiof Aahland were guests at the guects In the home of Miv and It will riMiulrc sonic time to get ItjVogoll home Holiday. Mm. .Edwards over tho week-end. in sliiipo for'iuiiial mining opern- .Mr. and Mrs. IJud Steailmnn and Mrs. Lovel who hns heen seriously ilon. Mr. Wlekhnm has i leased daughter of Phoenix, and .Mr. and 111 for several months Is slightly Cliff (inrvln were dinner Improved. Mr. Lovel hns sold his BAKING POWDER 25"S"25c Mora thin poutnl and a half V (or quarter Same s for over 38 years GUARANTEED PURE ' Millions of pounds used oytneuommienr school. Iniu been III and iinnhle to ed with her own Union. nttnnd hor clnsses since Friday, j Tho audllorlilin, which was the Mis Marks spent the week end scene of tho very jolly affair, was at, her homo In Roselillrg. (converted Hit n u harn by the uso Mlt., .-nl.l,lll. flflli ,..,id,. lenehel' I Of llllV, liOXOS, stalls, saddles, CtC. In ilw. l Ineeln u..li,.,.l ,.li, l.o l,.,.. I Pi Izes Were nwill'dcii to Adclla these lllliies with the privilege oI'Mih. ' . . -c3- 1 . loy and Ilorolhy llitrfy for the liest i inlying it ino present assay prim- gnosis at tne nome or .mi-k. or- rnncn nn upper Little Applegate conple. They were costumed as j sathlactory. vllle orlis Sunday. and has moved to Medford. the 'gingham din:" anil the "calico ! Tho Community club met at . .lay Terrlll . onmnienoi d . nssess-1 Dr. Ilrny preached -Hllndny at cut." -The prize for the runniest i the club room Wednesday ufter- ilng .Inst, Friday In the Talent. dls- tho Methodist church In Wllllnm j ehnriiclei' wn.i awardeil to Miss Vli'r Infiiin with a good uttenilanco. Theitrlci, ; . . i, ,: , 'son Crock. Tho pastor Uev. IMill- 'gliiia Llillcilin. Miss 10v:i White recording secretary was lustriicledl The deciding game " )f luisket- lip Heeterhy ' ls In Arizona whore i vvnn .ili i,i.v..- f.w ilio i n 1 1 m! n n d 1 n iT' i to ciimniuulcate with the' cll.v ; ball -scheduled to liave- boon -ulilyed he. .went on account of 111 henlth. i fnctulty ciiHtun:e. Iiorls W'oifnlk ,'couni'll for permission to niiiko it'thls week between tho boys' teams His many friends are hoping for was awarded the i?rlze for the most :ridewallt from me- street in ine or Minis a ..-y and Talent has his recovery. . ' iiinininl character., , Nndlne Kwon- entrance of the hall, the walk to heen postponed : onnuconnt of, What might easily have been a nlng was awarded ,i iM'Ize for the rmlrelo the flagpole, the club to Mines. of nieluliers of tho - teams, serious occurrence - was averted best continue. -Those who'neted lis hear the expense of material.' Mr. and Mrs.. Charley Fsles when Mr. Hlley Cougel wns enr .liulges were Mesilanies .1. I.. Fdller. After reports of committees nnd spent Sunday In Hold Mill look-iiied out of dnnger when ho had l' 11. Wagner, Enill Pell, A. C. , regular roiillne of business, .the lug after huslness afl'alrs. (become over heated by fire; .Mr. HU'iinge and A. c. Joy. jchalrmnn of tho program commit-1 Mr. and Mrs. Koy'LeV'nnder areougel had heen burning some .Mrs. .1. V. Miller was hostess re 'ten cnterialueil the club Willi a 'drlvlmt a new Ford roadster. Islabs around tho snwinlll when cenlly to friends who two yenrs ;couplo of numbers. ' ; A new iiocelerta Will be opened the fire got beyond his control, ago were members of a bridge; A i elect rending by Mis. Pen- this week In the new huildhlg A call for help was sent out over club. Four tallies or bridge were land on club work among the erected by Mr. Park adjoining tho , the telephone lines niuV ninny In play, and at the close of iliu pooror class of the city, of -Now Manning auto park. Mr. nnd Mrs. i-u-hed to aid. and thus saved the evening the hostess awarded prlxc.n Vnrk am! u humorous read.ng Park are new arrivals in Talent sawmill, but It was found neces to Mrs. William Myur and Miss 1 rendered by Mis. Illggans, lifter from Klaliuilh Falls, nnd we wish saly to use two blnsts to do so Ueglna Johnson for high and low! which a delicious lunch of ihem every success in their newinld the fire had to bo guarded scores of the evening. I whipped ce.'im on cuke, nnd ten j iinderlnklng. n night and nil next day boinro llolll tho Iiiiiiko dccoriilluns iimljwus served by Minliinis Penllind , The road around the Hurley hill all danger was past, i the refreshments were suggestive ,and Newhoiise. lis being straightened and widenoil' Friends nre sorry to hoar of lof HI Patrick's dav. I -Mis. M. L. Van Nnnio left last This Is a sharp turn with a steep the Illness or John Pence anil IJB J 1 Hr III Mrs. .Miller's guests were Mos- i Friday for .l.iniestown. . .. after hlll which was very hard for cars family nf Klamath Fulls. Mr. Vs II ,,, ,iuv Carey, lleorge Kriinu'r. speiullnc a week at the honie . of to . make, and the work being pence and children have all been m III i Xorina lteeder. William Myer, her brother, ltev. Audrey Hrown.jdone at the present time will beeonrined to their beds wllh mens- llf ff II '"'orge Itoss and Frank Crouch;' Womiuis' Home Missionary so-; n very great improvement to.es. Mrs. pence was taken to the i ?, f, nit i nn u sue . iniiiei weui Misses Iteglna ilohnson. Carolina fi'lety met at the homo of Mrs. 'travel Kailde. A II lien IJwyer, Ihhol Itcld.;!:. T. Newnry iniirsiiay niieriiooii. Klla Mcl.eod. lOilml Oolleen. C.el'tle .Mrs. tleorge lllshop nml Mrs. Iliian, Frances Hchroeder. Sue Mor- i ltussell lilshnp rls illid Crystal .Wilcox.. f Medford were jg,uc.-ts Tlnirsd.i.y nfternoou at the '.Inline of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I Ceorgi Ciirter Is assessing In ! Ashland. ! r Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson ofiln Portland were dinnur guests at Hie Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. quite n serious operation. Mrs. .1. A. Phillips, who sull'ered a Pence will he remembered as Miss severo attack of bronchial pneu-.Edytli ?nugel. Sho grew to wom- n.onla last week, Is slowly lm proving. Mrs. Clnrence Mathes nnd chil dren spent Tuesday afternoon nt the home nf Mrs, George lltsllop Medford. Miss Wolsey, librarian of tho anbood here and has many friends who hope for the speedy recovery of herself nnd fnmily. Mrs. Ida Fenton or Tenlno. HAVANA. Culm. March R. (J) j Injured w'hen he wns thrown from i w"'' ' visiting this week with bis inounl, Hesoliile. in the fourth ; ',."""'.". '" nice at Oriental Park yesterday. As Scnrlock lumbled to tho ground lm was struck on the inntilh by one of Hnsoluto'rt hoofs. I'nconsclous, he wns tnken to n bosplliil. the Charley lOstes home hist Frl- Modrord library, and .Mrs. Cam day evening. Mr. Wilson Is In n,on of Coleman Creek, called nn the real estate business In Port- Mrs. l.oVander at the library land. They spent the night ut j Tuesday. Mannings nutu park. I Mrs. Hnzel Ferns Is driving n I'he lnlle' Aid of the Meth odic ehureh will hold nn lOanter supper and buxaar In the eluh ro(m un Krlday, Maieh 2 it. The C'nmp Kire 11v1h met at the heme of Mm. Klvis Cochran Monday cvnink'. The j-his p re new Chevrolet neduu Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Mason wore huidnesH visitors In Medford Wed nesilny nfternoon. Mrs. 10 wort linn hnd a new rement sldewnlk built from the Kate to her front door and around the hnuxe. The basketball Kame between the J:ii;le point and Talent Kirls sentffd the brlilo with a beaut I-j teami. has been called off by ful '.MJ-pIece net of Hilverware. Al K:mlp I'oint, thus Klvin? Talent the rhino of the evenlnK OellKhtrtil Kirl another jiimio. reCreHhnientJi were Perved, Mr.; it Is expeeted tbnt Mr. Mable and Mrw. Ctieliran lit Tnowluy iU.iii borne demouslrntion auent. "JOfIN thy the frotTif At ih ront enttanct " , "Tht fcoil MtJ VPM UfTt (MWBV, Mn. Smith . . . ami it uwIJn'l Iff safe 10 femv that toiJn Wen t&ffet 0t the hack door.f " tuornluK for Yreka, where' they will wpend two weeks. Mr. Coen ran l working for tho Citllfornlu oroKon Power eompany. Mrs. C. . Itoberls nnd n mo tored to'lUU Wednecday to visit her duuHhter ft ml family. rbe (Iranue will bivo a daneo will meet with the Talent ladles on Wednenday, March J!7. All ladle of the community plenao remember the date. At the meetlnK of the oily coun cil last Tuesday niKbt. a commit tee wn8 appointed to ascertain the cost of a aewer syHtcm for tho tonlKbi.- Krittuy. TUe proceeus towl. Thia ls mm.h lu,(ied tm will be Kiven nsMtt the KukIo j ,.rovcm(,,t nnil ono whirb Talent Point lr!nre. whose hall whr re- wt ,mvo ,0 h(V0 tnnpd u they pltnl for tho pant two weeks, eently burned. expect tho town lo prow. j Mr. nnd Mr. C. I nnbhlna ROCK POINT PEBBLES Mrs. P. 1.. Slrnlinn wns a Xleil ford culler Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. u. Mnlhos nnd Hoy Uriscoe wore tlinnor Ktiesls Mondny nt tho homo nf Mr. aiid Mrs. P. U Strahnn. . - Mrs. Fred Kelsoo ntul son nml Mrs. P. L. Strahaii were business vlsllnrs In .M c-d fin il last Thursday. Mrs. J. K. Hobblns is n micst at Ibe home of her son, O. I!. Hobblns. Mrs. Miles llrownrliti? nnd dntmh ler, Kleanor, nnd Winifred Smith nf Phoenix worn Sui'Jay visitors nt tho O. O. Hobhins Tioiuo. Mrs. ItOKcis nnd mnllior nf Med ford spent sovernl dnys nt tho homo of Mrs. P. U StiRlimi lust week. Mrs. O. O. Hobblns nnd children, nccompanled by J. K. Uobbins, vls Jled nt the home nl Mr. mid Mrs. Rirl llrlscoo at Phoenix Inst Sun day nfternoon. :fis. C. L. Hobhins whH a Sun day visitor at the Community hos pital 'In Medford and caUvd on Mrs. Harwell llenderlcksoli. Mrs. Hendrlokson has been in the hos- exoeel tho town In crow. Mr. nnn Mrs. C. I, ltnhhins WAro Mi-, aim Airs, i-.vorou ioone A, ,ho ,,, church Klder J. rtlnner micsls at the hum of Mr. mane a ir!" in inn .Monuny "on , ..,,, ..n. ..n,.h l t IV,, Hllllie OVetltllK. n I..nl.lnfr Virgil KfldinKinn and uans Uul ovason were cullers last Krldny reiurncd c".. Hume evenliiK. The Ladles' Aid will meet next Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. r. (. Hurley. Mr. nnd Mrs. Y, Thomns , of in.) nnd Mrs. It. Adams Saturday even- Curviillls nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Waterman worn dinner ituests nl the home of Mr. nnd Mrs, Harry 11. l.owe Hilnday. Walter Clark of Vancouver. H.-C . visited With his sister, Mrs. Cluirley Ksles, nnd father, iMr. Clnrk. one day Inst week. He elder, At the, Methodist church, Sun day school nt fl:45; Lester N'ew bry, superintendent; clases for old anil younir. Church services nt H n. m. nnd 7:.1ft p. m. We In vite everyone who has no church homo to worship al. to como and worship with us, . i:pworth lnntie at 6-.an. n meetlnR for the yoniiK people. ' . Youne peoples prayer service Wednesday e v e h 1 h ft at .vorii nns necn receiM-n ..y '"-iThursdav ..venlliit nl 7:311. , cor M. K. Tryer of the mnrrisjje of (1a, .,.,,,, nvv;,,H yoll . IO ,i Miss Almn Hreese to Mr. Hay h1 w,rv(, f lho rhlirch. nev. Kami of Arroyo Orande. ' Mrs AlllUy n,.own. ,uisior... , . Fsan writes Hint this Is the coldest wiutvr -ever experienced In Call- it seldom pays to keep peran rornln. i linns nrier they have urown too loe Milhl.nrd moveil his slock ; larse for Hie six-Inch pot. Their from here to Unite Fulls the first heat usefulness Is over. evening at the C. L. Kobhlns home. Mrs. R. Adams spent lho nfter noon with Mrs. C. L. Hohlilns on Tuesday. Mrs. Sam Ciiisholm spent Tues day with Mrs. C. L. Kobliins. C. N. Culy of Medford was a business caller at the C. U. Hob blns homo Wednesday. Clarence nnd Alvy Cook of Oold II were Sunday U Hobblns home. Miss Nellie Jacobs was a visitor nl the ('. L. Hobblns home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Ilnleman spent the even Ins with Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hobhins Wednesday. The Pel Rio nrrpard recently added 2S,noo toot of pipe to the pulverized peat will be itnod for It. " It will be some time before thij This mnv be put on In the spring nh plane becomes very populari season m soon as the ground is with the young folks." Not enough sufrlcitnely dry to walk upon. ; pin-klnir places yet. 12 full size biscuits in every package lulSof-heallh brealdas t For a in a single appetizing dish eat SHMIEDDE WIHIMir the original SHREDDED WHEAT comes in this package Tunc in on the Shredded Wheat program every Ainu day morning nt 10:110. KI' l-KPO.Kt;0-KGW-KOMO- tkiiy. Have a HAM on "Hand v Jor bnexpected guests, after-school "snacks," Suiv day night suppers, and hurry-up" meals . . . keep a Fryc's "Dclicioas". Brand Ham in the cooler. It always "hits the spot." Its tempting. It's tasty. It's noux' ishing.Frye's "Delicious" Brand Ham really is better because it comes from choicest yov.ng grain-fed porkers only, it is cured by a mild, sweet, exclusive Frye process, and moreover, it comes "Fresh to You" from the close-at-hand Seattle plant. Old-fashioned goodness ami old-faihioned nutriment in " V: -Frye "Wild Rout" Brand Lard. Purity guarantcsd. Rye's Delicious TlBHAND . aim Write to Pert B ' Compinv. Portland, for V-rye'i t "MrM Guide' 187 ind recipe. Snd t (or postigc. A ID "Everything the Hume Implies"