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" ' rET)FflPT MATTi THTRPyR. ITOFORl). OEOOnV FKTTUY. APT?TL 12, 1920.
PJGE THREE
Drink enough milk
eat enough milk desserts
YOU can't have your full share of vitality without milk,
and the children can't grow without it. A quart a day
for children, a pint a day for grown-ups so you serve
the tall cool glassfuls. '
Then if you are ingenious, you stir a little milk over
a fire and make delicious custard . . . you put ice cream on
your menu .' . , you whip up a delicious chocolate drink
at times. ...
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Some time try Chocolate Froth. This takes a level tea
spoon of sugar, mixed in the bottom of the glass with
iy2 teaspoons of cocoa and a few drops of milk, till
smooth. Then add a few drops of flavor, fill the glass to
the brim with milk, and shake the whole delightful drink
in a jar or shaker. .
The sugar blends the chocolate and milk flavors just
as it blends the flavors of other combinations of healthful
foods. It is an ideal flavor itself the best-liked in all
desserts. Use sugar to induce your family to take their:
full portion of milk, cercals.'and fruits. The best cobksj
are generous with sugar. The Sugar Institute.,.. ..; -i.ot
EN SCHOOL
FACING NEED FOR
ELECT DELEGATES
OF UPPER VALLEY
Iris I'lunlhuc I'msrnnt
Is locattVfcAt Dunsmuir. S.-t Mnglv pluntH or iionrwl Ins
.Mr. ami Mrs. 11. II. Grulili nnil '-' " '& InrheH lipiirt nnii allow
dnuchlor Cilndys. accompanied bylhcm to crow Into .lumps: lw
Mrs. H. P. Heener and son Benny, dlvldlnlr thudr-clump" and reptant-l-ft
Sunday for their how in ! In uvery thr- or tour yearn. Koi-
Woodliurn. Ore. Harold Gruub . Inillicillule offii,! si-l Ihrio uf a t always
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BKLLVIEW, Ore., Apijl 1 '2 . t
(Specl'il) The Bellview nWuol
buurd met at the school houso on
Monday evening and discussed sev
eral important mutters. The in
crease in the .school attendance has
lieen t-'O wcut in the lust fev
months that some action ill have
to he taken hi regard to more
room. Two plans are up for dis
cussion. One is to send the sev
enth and oiglith grade pupils to
otwn school. The other Is to build
a new school house and dm. ploy
three teachers. This will be de
cided by the vote of the members
of the IteMview school district.
Krnnk Keigh. ft. R. Kincald and
S. W;ekfff mode a trip to klnm
ath Fulls Monday, where Mr. Kin
cald und Mr. Keigh purchased a
couple of fine Durham hulls from
Mr. (irlmcs. They brought them
over the mountain In a truck.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ciettllng. who
just recently rented their Bellviexv
property' to the Farmer family,
linve moved to Talent, where they
will make their home. Mr. Clett
ling has employment with the Tul
ont Irrigation company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whipple,
who just recently sold tacit place
at the corner of Bellview road and
the Pacific highway, left the first
of the week for Ci rants Pass,
where they will make their future
home. ; 1 .
The pupils in the Rottvlow
scotml ' re recovering sufficiently
from the nmasles Id begin return
ing to their school work. They
expect to have their play rendy to
put on by the latter part of April.
J. D. Whitney returned from
Itiehnrdson Springs, Cnllf., Sunday
after spending several days for his
health.
Mrs. J. 13. Crowson of Ashland
is spending some time nt .thc home
of her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Thomas, at Klamath Junction.
Dr. and Mrs. Ttlakc of Ashland
were guests at tho home of Mr.
and Sirs. J. A. Md'anse on Sun
day. The Dlake family arte old
time friends, nit having lived near
Im (Jramle at one time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Simpson
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J,. I... Beers on Sunday.
Mrs, J. A. McCause Is expecting
her granddaughter, Miss Kranees
C'olllM. of Kairfield, Idaho, tho first
of tho week.- Sho will spend some
time with hor grandpurentM.
Mr. ahd Mrs. W. U. Welch ttiid
daughter, Dols, spent Sunday at
tho home of Mrs. Welch's mother
at Butte Falls. J
Mr.' Croft met with his music
c lass f n Wed nesd ay at tho Be 1 1 -view
school house. The class are
making rapid progress ' in their
music.
MrM. Leonard Parks: who has
been confined to her home with
pneumonia fdr some time, Is much
improved at this time.
MrM. McConnel of Portland, Who
lias been spending ho mo time, at
hie home of her son. Mr. Huzel
wood, returned to her homo the
first of the week.
Mrs. James Sewell and daugh
ter, Isla, nnd son, Loren, spent
Sunday at- the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Williams In DeMView.
J. M. Frost Is a Ruest at the
C. B. Luinbkln home. Mr. Frost
Just recently underwent an opera
tion nnd Is convalescing at this
time. ,
M rs. No rma it eed or, prl m a ry
teacher of Bellview, Is preparing
to have a May day festival for the
pupils n her room. This will be
held In tho open If the weather
permits. If not the club house will
be used.
The executive board of Women's
clubs met In Medford on Saturday
and plans were made fqr a home
tour on May 0. A preliminary
tour wil he made on April DJ and
a home will be decided on as one
to lie Inspected on thls"lrlp. Mrs.
W. (!. Jackson, member of the
Bellview club. Is a member of this
board, and made a report( of their
plans at the club meeting 011 Wed
uesdjiy. - II. YCfnc'tid of Nil trck and
jduiieer nf s'Hiihecn Oregon, cele
brated Ills Sri') birthday Sunday ut
his home with a large Hrcln 11T his
children and grand rhlldren pres
ent to help celebrate the oecnidon.
Ills ron, A. It. KfncHld. vatf nlr;o
honored, us his birt Inlay oncUTe.l
on the same date. A delicious tur
key dinner with all the trimmlngM
was Herved at a table beautiful
with a centerpiece of Scotch
hen t her, spyrea and trnm pet d.i f -fodlls.
Places were laid for the
following named guests: W. J I.
Klnculd and A. It. Kincald. fcucHts
of honor: Mr. ami Mrs. C !!, Jlow
a rd a ml d a ug h t e r. Fra n cc, o f
Med ford. Mr. and Mr. 13. I. Kin
cald ahd daughter. ' 'hat-line, of
Tnlvnt. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mor
ris of Asbbttid. .Mr. and Mis. J. D.
Whit nry of Anchorage, Alaska
Mi', and Mrs. ( 'buries i.lmbiey und
.small soi. Philip, of Demi Iniltait.
Mrs. A. ft. Klncaid anI daughter.
Itemice and Kiinice. and son, Les
lie. D. W. Kincaid And Daisy Kin
cald. This family dinner Is an an
nual event at tho Kincald home,
und Crandpa Kincaid as he looked
nt the family assembled around
the table expressed Ui hope t:iat
they could all be together ngaln
m xt year.
JtKHA'lKW, pic.t April 12.
(Special.) The members of the
Cpper Valley Community club.met
In the clubrooms on Wednesday
afternoon, April 10. Tho presi
dent, Mrs. Wade Wall is, had charge
of the business meeting. Many
matters of importanc wcro dis
cussed nt this time. A immlttee
was appointed to arrango for the
sewing class to be held lit the club
rooms at an early dulo. The com
mittee expects to take, up Us worft
with the home demonstrator. Mrs.
Mable Mack, and school will be
held ut a convenient time for hei.
Tho final -arrangements for the
meeting of the Federation of Wom
en's clubs was discussed. Dele
gates from Bellview club are as
follows: President, ' Mrs. Wade
Wa I lis; vice-presiden ts, M rs, Ed
went with them as far as Drain.
Ore., from which point he will go
on to his home at lteedsport.
Joe Kiel Is visiting with his hith
er and sister here during his 4.ri
dav furloiiKh from tho navy at San
Francisco. This Is his first visit?
home since enlisting, and ho is very
happy to see all of his friends once
more.
Miss I.oulse Domes, superintend
ent of the Weed hospital, spent the
week end visiting her parents in
Ashland, also at the W. G. Tucker
home in Bellview.
Mm. Ira -'etiastnlh. of Central
;Poirii spehV Saturday ahd Sunday
visiting with' her parents in this
.community.
vartt about eight Inches ap'trt in vioiinl
the form of a triangle, or nix in
the form of a double triangle.
Space varieties 15 to IS inches
apart. Water thoroughly at plant
ing. A day i- two later cultivate
the ground ami keep the surface
finely pulverised by occa-
uiMv:i1 ion. especially uTior
every rain. Aft'qr the flral water
tug it will probably not be neces
sary - to water again .'If . reg-ulariy
cultivated, unless there Lb an ex
tcesslve' drouth. "Alltarded Iris
resent excessive, .surface; moisture,
but newly sot, plant, should, not
be allowed to dry out too severely
win Dunn and Mrs. W. G. Tucker: equal race
At Hunt's Crnterlim
Shrieks, socks and guffawing
laughter seem to keep up a fairly
In
"Stark Mad." now
Xtnr oir i I a Mini
AKToniA. Ore 'Pi Al Hlssmr
tok his goovenck putter to a
Makmifh chop to have it
straightened. The smith put the
club In a vise nnd began heating
the shank wltOa torch. There
struck Hlssner in the folar plextjs
und knocked htm out. The cd of
the shaft had leen damiliud the
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Hoy
Talbot, Mrs. A. C. Joy. Many other
club members plan to attend one
or both days. .
At the close of the meeting de
licious refreshments were served to:
the ladles at a long table In the:
ding room. - Mrs. J. It. Robertson
and Mrs. If. A. Kllngler were host-1
esses for this meeting. Mrs. A. W. 1
Pound, Mrs, V, E. tilmpson and
Mrs. J. A. MoCansc were added to
the membership list.
Tom Simpson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Simpson or Bellview,
will' head the local 1I-Y club afl
president for DPiD-IIO, according to
the results of an election held by
tho club members last evening.
Other officers elected wcro Law
rence tllll, vIce-presMont; Howard
Wiley, secretary, and Hay Smith,
treasurer. These officers will be
Installed just before the oioso of
school.
The ITI-Y club boys received an
invitation from the Salem club to
be their guests while in Salem on
the educational - vocational trip
whchl they expect to tuko In two
weeks. "
The Ashland Kiwanis club mem
bers have .secured the use of the
Bellview clubhouse for April 26,
when the ladies of the Klwanians
will be guests at a covered dish
dinner served at 6:30. After din
ner dancing Will be the entertain
ment for the remainder of the
evening.
The regular meeting of the Bell
view P.'-T. A. will bo held nt the
schoolhbUHb oh Friday, April 1ft, In
an evening session. The usual busi
ness will be disposed Of,' after
which refreshments nhd a social
hour will bo enjoyed.
Everything Ih In readiness for1
the old-fashioned dance to be
giVen In the clubhouse on Thurs
day evening. Tucker's old-time or
chestra will furnish the music. The
ladles bf the club will servo home
made cake and cofcu during the
cVening. '-
A number of Improvements are
under way at tho Moon -mill. .A
new dry kiln Is almost completed
and some new machinery Is being
added to their equipment. Mr.
Moon has a large crew of men
at work id the mill Iti present.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pagel ar
rived at the home of Mrs. Paged'
parents the first of tho week from
Hoqiiinm, Wash., whero they had
been spending some time. Mrs.
Pngel was formerly Miss Alice
Walker ond Is the1 daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Walker. She
Is spending a few days with her
parents while her hit k blind Is look
Ing aftev business affairs In Klum
nth county.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, who has
been In attendance at the home of
her sister, 'Mrs. Lilly. Davis, nt
ChlcO for the pust two weeks dur
Itlg an illness that proved fatal on
Friday morning when her sister
paused away, returned to her home
here Saturday. The Davis family
formerly resided. on Wagner creek
Miss Marie Walker of Chiloquln
came over to attend the funeral
of h'r cousin. Will llriibb. which
was hepi . on Saturday afternoon
She will return hornf Sunday after
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Butler Walker:
Mi'h. W. c. Orubb nnd children,
Mary, William und Harold, return
-il to their home In Itosehurg Mon
day after spending Sunday at tire
home of Mrv. Orubb's mother. Mr.
L. P.. Tucker, who makes her home
with Mi, ahd Mrs; W. t. Tucker of
Bellview, -
M rs. W . W. I ! ry a n spe n t Sun
day and Monday with her aunt
Mrs. Frank Arrant of Ashland
Thomas Chagett, manager of the
Balfour-fJuthrle property In Bell
view, has purchased several head
of horse and expects to add
I In rge t rrt ct or 11 ti rehascd from
Medford firm tir his farm equip
ment. Mr, Claggett I" preparing
to plant 11 large acreage to alfalfa
this rtjirinic;
The present weather conditions
makes farm work .almost Impos
sible. i .
Mr. and Mrs. Jtohison of New
port. Ore., exchanged propcr'y with
the Hayes family In DHIvitew. Mrs,
Itobtjmn and her daughter liv
ing on the place until Mr. linbiyon
Ik able to dlspovn of his IntereMj
In Newport before joining his fam
lly.
Mrs. A. V. Hood, an Mrs. W,
Welch iiri- bust- practicing tho
In its third day's showing nt Hunt's
Crater. And every sound, gruesome-
or garrulous, Is recorded
with the uncanny accuracy of
Vltaphone. The clever dialogue,
the interpretative mush; oT the
Symphony orchestra, whistle of
winds, beat of rain, arrows whir
ring through darkness, creaking of
the rusty hinges of the mysterious
doors, groan of disappearing
floors, even the gasping "ahs" and
ohs" of the terrified explorers,
especially the lovelorn Mlsa Flem
ing, which Miss Fazenda makes
excruciatingly amusing. "Stark
Mad" closes at Hunt's Craterian
Saturduy night.
was a loudTfc porl and the Wooden
nhaft hotVtit of thj club head.
snank jjfherated
heat ton the
uleam. (g)
Five locomotlvpjt being built for
de.ert turetrhrs between Porioln.
Cilif.. Apt Elko, Ncv., will have
water rapacities of 15,000 gallons.
In Pnrtug.il political arrests out
number thou for criminal offenses
two to one, .
drill wo
bflge. p
preparing for the HtHte con
vfptlon which will be held In Anh
land on April 21. '
Mrs. J. 13. Handatts, who hns
been ult 111 at her home for some
time, wn moved to a Medford hos
pital .MondijF.
Mr, nnd Mrs Henry fr"y of
K In math Kftlb fpent the wort en
at the home of Mr. and Mr. Wil
liam Bryan of Bellview.
1 Mrs, John sseuner returned
to her home In BMlvlew Saturday,
after an extended vilt with her
parents, who live In Illinois. She
made the entire trip by stage,
W. W. Bryan spent Iho wek
end with his family, lie Is work-
To morrow nt Hlalto
With a background upon which
the daring, lawless life of the
underworld Is painted In bold, il
luminating strokes and against
which Is depicted the romance of
two young people whirled by fate
into Its maelstrom, "thing War,'
most unusual revelation of a
great city's multifarious activities
has its first shnw'lhg at the itlalto
theater tomorrow.
Olive Borden, and Jack Pick-
ford have roles that carry the ro
mantic mterest of it "taxi dancer"
in ad n nee hall of San Francisco's
tenderloin district and An orches
tra player who strives to rescue
the fjlrl from her buleful surround
ings. . . -
heucomers
to th
are
am am
it
Tfrii
Money
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One of the oPfbmy
tyamoiis Qrackers -
Only a
Mother Can Kn6
the many anxious hours of care and
watchfulness bestowed on baby. The first
cry. The first smile. The first tooth.
The fust step. All mean so much to i
mother. Baby's health is all important.
We of TrU'Blu recognize this and have
kept faith in producing in
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Crackers That Are Fit for Baby
All the strength-building and health-building
ingredients of whole -grain western wheat
Rich in the vitamins so necessary to baby's
growth and development. Rich in the min
eral salts that build bone structure and tooth
structure. ; Rich In the blood-purifying bran.
And pure honey-svveetcrted. Baked -clean,
packed fresh .from the ovens in sanftary car
tons, w,ax Wrapped. .; . , .-; y' . ; , t
Ask Your Grocer for Tru-Blu Honey : Grahams
"Tfu Blu- Honey Qrahiw
Crackers Hove n importnl pUc
in the diC of my bwn chlldmk
They contain the food cictaifiica
that growing bodies need. Eun
with milk Ihey provide Well- .
halanrrd ifatton that ii' ecialljr . (
beneficial to c6nva1eenti,,"i'
DR. W. W. ROBINSON-, -V ...
' 609-612 Empire Strte fTM , " ,
''' ' V Spokan. Wtolt
- l take pleasure in rcoriunfiuJ
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Cracker to my young and con
valritctng na'ticrils, for their iiouV . . ,
ishtns and health-grVtiit qttalltlei.
Wf always hAve iled them in our
Inmily and the children telUK tnd
thrive on llem'.H , 'l'"
CHARLfcS A. RIBMCKBi M;D.
' Suite J: Miller Bld,t
. Yakima, Waah.
'"Tru.niu Hon'ey OriMti
Crackcra AM milk; 1 havte fotand, '.' ,
" give Rood results when used in
the dPer of childtHi and (fttUnts
during eonvlcen..'.Tht'a
crarkirs are of good taAe, .easily
digeiled and are valuabie ad
junct to the diet at far as nourllh
ment Is concernod.7. -, , '
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