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MEDTORD MATS' TRIBTTyE, MEPFOUD, OREOON? FftTTUY, Artm, 19;;i?20.
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delicious and good toserve
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EVERY . time, you serve, a fruit, cocktail, you bring
.enjoyment and healt to your table. Every tirn5
you cut up. say a grapefruit, spme pineapple$n orange,
a banana rSprinkle it all with powdered or confectioner's
sugar", and let it stand a little you make that cocktail
so deliciQug tht it can. mean even more to health.. ,'
' The, sugar dissolves and blends the flavors of the fruits.
vlt w thi? blending ppwer of sugar that families rely on
so muck vSy gar 'adds, .to,, the enjoyment of combinations
of the health-foods. Then a sprinkling of sugar accents
"the flavor of a single health-food . . , accents the flavor
of strawberries, for example .:, 4 sharpens up the flavor qf
peas when they cook. 1 '
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. Two fruits, two vegetables, are the daily rule. Use these
; two. powers "of sugar to give zest to their flavors- to
'maEe 'tnem more inviting. The best cooks are generous
with sugar.'The Sugar Institute.
Meals are be tter
Orange ms. Pekoe
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Everything in Lumber and Building Material
Distributors for Johns-Mannvllle Roofings
Trowbridge Cabinet Work?,
.,' Cabinets, Windows, Doors, Screens, Etc.
ttS-&-i--.- pld BfllabtablisKed;, In 1908,!!
VI ; , ,Wh In need of ANYT.HJNft.for gulldlng, Ph.on (38,
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For Salad Dressing Xtf
Finely diced cucumber, mandarin oranges, Tokay or Malaga
grapes (skinned and seeded) on Water-cress . . . and, of course,
French Drawing "made with Wesson Oil. r'i-.'' J', f'
The nnr SpHns fruits and vegeubles ghe oa to ounjr tfcsnm K gst tmmy
from .the tedium of Winter mIsoV And lempt you to experiment tilh sll lb
rfVhghlfol iys in klilrh jou can irsry jour French Dnwlag end aisks U jouc
own individual creation. . , , .? .-.. 't- , :
To two psrtt of Weston Oil, add one psrt vinegar or lemon juice, nil and
pepper. Then whsleie? your imsginsllon snggMUi Chill uurr. piailratoes
mint, Iltll slrslneil hone;, s dsh of Tobttco. Psprlks of eonne for color.
Your own inttincl will guide you In combining ingrrdlniu to nuke s plqdaal
and unutusl dressing. , . ..
Do jnm Use Frm Orlf Tbrt mrt
rlrfnr farimej In ib Wtm Oil rrrlp
!.. If jo ! o l mm tm.
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BUTTE FALLS Hi
GIVES PtAYFOR
URGE AUDIENCE
ptTTTE FALLS, Qra.'j April 19.
i ( Sueciiil.) r TUfi. tiiKtrKcboul vny
"The. Path AciPfW tl iIH." - wiu
enjoyed by a large 11 ul le nee. A
Rttotl sum' was cleared. The play
noy bo shown' again Uefbro school j
l out In either Central - Point or
ICukJq oin.. ,
Mrs. fZnrl Hoover, was surprised
Thursday cventpg by. d visit' from
her brother, Oweit Leach', of &in
Kranclsco. Ho left Sunday for
Klamath Fulls, : v, . ,
, Mrs. Woods has! cktaed the, res
tuuriuit and ivill sqri:. lunches in
the confectionery during the sum
mer.
Mrs. Julia Douhlcday was a
Mudfortl visitor Saturday
cranio Pntton and J. I. Patlon
Irunsucted -.. business . in Mcdford
Suturday.
Merritt Tungato arrived home
Mopday ntornlng. . from... Ureat
tjikea Naval Stutlon via San Diego,
CaUfi He luts a month's furlough.
Mj. anil -Mrs. .Morrell . l'atton
havo filed 'on a. claim near Camp
2jt .Mr, Patton has moved-onto the
claim and will' be joined by his
family as soun as school is o,ut.' --
A - vaudeville was jjlven at the
high school Friday night luy
.'nuik'a Conjodlang. ot .Mod lord. .
Born, to Mr. and Mrs.., Charlie
WJtite, 'April girl weighing
0 lbs. .. ..
Mrs, Sllu vin I.lo-.vaylen,.'w)io has
boon (Visiting in Portland lof the
past few wocks. . -returned home
Saturday. The lilgh school girls quartet are
meeting at 8 : 1 a every morning to
practice tholr song for tlio state
contest, . - ' ..
pur new minister, H. B.' David-;
son und family,' arrived here, lust
week from Uala'd. City. Idaho.
Funeral services, for' Mr. S.
Claspll worehe!d from the. Butte
Palls cliuroh Sunday morning. Mr.
Uluspil was at one time a resident
of tills place and' leaves many
friends here, to mourn his passing.
At the timo of ills death lie was
living In Jacksonville.
, Fred Martin has a new Hudson.
Q. X. Nelson has a-iicw Chevro
let h! ' : ;
Several children in the Ml., Pitt
district uro ill with measles. So
far tills yeur Butte Falls has had
only one case of infectious disease.
This Is a very good record and one
we should bo proud of. "Children
should bo, kept from communities
where there are communicable
.diseases ' v . .
Charlie Patton, Harold Patton
and, Ben Edniondson attended -the
kJdw'irds-Waods wrestling-, match
In Modtord Friday night.
Mr,; and Mrs. J. F. Corson aro
leaving Friday for the north. They
will be gone for an indefinite time
Itfud are. ileaving ithelr house-'- f ur-.
4ilsiiod -dtuin t'heiii absendot 1
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BILL SEEKS LECTION
.,' WASHINOTOX, April 19. W)
A. bill t prbvldo- for tho popular
election of the "Governor pf Alas
KRt ..first .election to ,b.e, jhelfl on
the first Tuesday after tha first
Monday in Novemhor, 1030, "was
introducM today, by - delegate
Sutherland ot Alaska
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'Srlafllii'truf SngfttHn Hi. 1
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V lnpW. Ill tl.rt.rt Stnri, Urn flitHir
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OPENED IN TALENT
' (By Mrs. Million Trycr) ' '
TALENT, Ore., April i'J Spec
lul). Mi-, and Mrs. O. Manning or
tho Talent auto pork have erected
a lunch counter on the grounds
and held tholr opening last Sat-
Tha r90m W(u utt,,.oniiWa
by a good . many, local people.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Barnum of
Sun Francisco .allvd on Murlo
Trycr Tuesday .. afternoon. : . Mr.
Barnum and Mr, Tryor were em
ployees on tha old Hurnurn rail
road during its early history. -Mr.
Barnuin is located in AHhUwA tor
few weeks,- whilo attending to
the estate of his;, father, the late
W. B. Barnum. -, ' ' .
A hard fought, baseball, game
was played Tuesday afternuon at
Talent, between Hie Mcdford Jun
ior high, und" the Talent boys.
The llcdford; boys won by' two
'points. . ' . . ;
Mr. and Jus. Ed- Frencn oi
Mcdford were 'guests at the home
of' -Mr. an M.rvJJ, N. Fr'pncli p.n
Sunday.
Mr, , and Mrs. . luwr'enco from
Galls Creeic spent Friday at ttc
'houio of -Mr. and Mrs. BUI Eat
on., Mrs, lwrongp ii a sister, of
.Mr, tjaton. - .. "
The delegates 19 inc f.iiwoiiit
league convention which will bb
held Friday. Saturday and Sun
day at lloKeburg,. left for that
city early Friday 'morning. Th6se
enjoying t-ho trip were: Key. and
Mrs. Brown, Misses Bster Hold:
ridge, Nell Hill, Ollie Hart, Leta
l.ouan. Edna Xowbry. Mr. and
Mrs. I.csOr fjowbri': Messrs','. Clar
ence Holdrl-lge,; Ira Hart and
Kenneth kahlbefnV':'
Mr. and Mrs; JM" Clettngs 4rt.il
family froni BellvidW district' h?vo
rented Iho. Nlda 'Gatman houc
and moved' in recently, s .
, Mr. and Airs. -Mart. . ""V
oently occupied tho'Cook 'apart-;
mohts moved la!(t weolt Into the
Paco --apartments.
The mystery 'plu'y, "In tho Dfcad
of Night," being prepared, liy" - tlio
senior class : Will bo prescntod
Fridayf May 3ril. " '; . .:-
Carl Mellin: wept to Hie Cdip
htunlty L hospital Monday ; whore
he was operated ." on Tuesday
morning for' appendicitis. . Mr.
Mcllin was. also suffering with'
ulcers tit the stoniabh. ; Ho" was
reported, to bo doing n "WoTJ as
coui bo' expected 'Wednesday at-
Tho Freshmap . and Sophomore
classes went' on a plontc Wpdhes
day ' afternoon. They enjoyed a
welnie roast at tho Bluo Ilostor on
Wagner Creek. .'.
- Mrs. Everett Beeson was selec-
-torl In tench in tho Washington
Jiqhoolj 1ar nnortior yar and Mrsjrf
'Oeotirei. Carter', at- - the JTioosovetq 'r
isehbot 'tor-the-saine form.-: . ' '
FOR EAGLE POINT
KAr.r.IS lmiMT . r. Anrll 19
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-!Spe9ia,0-EvonB''ls'lc . services
will be conducted from now until
further notice at. tho Full Oospbl
1. ,
v-iiw.uiii-, mi: uuu mm. .uriiiiiii ui
the.. Nnuurcno churcU will Uavo
clmrgo of the services. Preaching
every evening at - 8: IB -o'clock.
Airs, (.irimin is mc
Is the pianist and community mcetlngra week from
singing, axx'stcd by!'Fifjdy, -,.Val '0 going, to havo
s Cognlc. Tho pub- 'ao'ii6iigs ohff.ii toll? danco. X
Invited to all moot- - f . ;,' n 1 r
leads in the
her sister, Miss
lie is cordlully
ings.
A fair uiid Spring festival will
be held at thu scliool, Friday,
April U at 8 p. in. Tho grund
ceremonial opening wlU'eoinmenco
Willi v your ineosurement at the
door. Mr. Duvlcs will carry the
lupc : iiieosuro and will be assist
ed by Mrs: Fruncis Miller and
Mrs. Morgan.
' Tho fun from the'ro on ' will
continue. .
Tho anapscmont 'company, the
rats booth, Mrs. Cora Hmith, Mrs.
Uitterllng and Rudy Weldman.
Ttefreshinents, '-'whero you' can
got ico cream and cake, all you
can cat, .Mrs. sm.ilh, Mrs. Hanklns
and Mrs. Duvlcs.
' Tho candy booth,. Mrs- Spen
cer and Mrs. Throckmorlen.
Tho wishing well, Mrs. Wold
ninn: l'rs. Hwazy'and Mrs. Atkins.
The-'wiiya snd means eomnilttee
Will .luti-n charge of tho uullts
a.nd fani' work, while Miss Jami
son, with her able .usslstnuls, Mis,
Cox, Mrs. Clements and Mis.
Taylor will stagb Willi the pri
ntury' pupils, a. throchng clrciin,
which, nccordlng to' )r-ports. , will
be? tho hit of Iho evening. '
MLsb Altkcn,' teacher of tho In
termedluto igfadci Jwill have' s
hor assistants Mrs, Cbwden, Mrs,.
J'. ISi. BtbwelV and will put on their
marionette show. :. -V ' .
M.rs.' Iionhom, 'teafher'''6f the
uiilivr-. gmdos, assisted by ' Mrs.
I'hllhrook and Mrs. Walker, will
put on a coon : town frivolity,
which promifcs to be a srrcanf.
Miss Hurt, high school teacher,
asxlsted by some of the high school
students, will have charge of tho
high school exhibit. All kinds
of dainty articles can be found
at that booth," -'
Tho- reserve committee, on the
Stib 'tv put o ' a few finishing
touches -here and thcro aro Mrs.
L BJ- Campbell,' Mrs.' Honscom.
Mrs.1 Blowell ahd Mrs. lloyal
Bro.vn. The announcer for tho
evening; will bO-W. C. Clements.
Commlttcos ' will meet at the
school at one o'clock Friday to
prepare for the evening's enter
tainment and the public -are cor
dially, Invliert In come nnd holp
make this a success. ;
TABLE ROCK FOR
El
TAHI.H ROCK, Ore., April 1!). -(Special.)
Dr. Heckmun'of Cen
tral Point was u professional vis
itor here "Wednesday evening.
A large number of buyers from
many parts of the, valley, wore vis
itors at. the Noaloa ranch last week
vherc several hundred busht-ls of
wheat were disposed of. '
, Itocent visitors at tho county fair
grounds report that more than 700
additional shade trees have been
set out there this spring, which
will, some time in the future, make
a' wonderful picnic ground and A
valuable addition to the valley.
The rain WMlch .fell, hero Sunday
was Of -great -va'luo. . Besides 'the
general stimulating bffeet :on Mill
crops and" tho storing of moisture
In the' ground, : plant, trees and
flowers were" cleansed Of the sooty
condition caused1 by tho long siege
of heavy smudging. 1 - " .
School children hero aretpractlc
Ing for the fiold day meet, April
27, at-the-'falr grounds.
A good program is being arrang
ed 'for the next -'meeting of - the
Community;;- club; - Friday 'night,
April !!.'-' ,'' : ' -'"-
Hay buyers who drovo from Mr-
Iln-ln-a large-truck-wore here Wed"-
nesday In search of hay-which they
claim'-la hard to find at any price.
At i meeting of tho school board
Friday night, Miss Eva Coy of Cold
HIU'woK' hired to' t'eaoli the lower
'grades for. rthe' next ' school year.
Miss Coy is a graduate of- tho Ash
land Normal; la highly recommendi-
cd and has had two years' -teaching
experience in rural schools.
Con Dcvoro of- the City merit
market' gathered up' 'a truckload
of beef In this section last Wed
nesday. - ''..'- '' ; ; 1 -T
Last Tuesday seemed to -bo ped
dlors' day in this -dlstrlctr theso
knights of the road being so nu
mcroiis ' that. In the langungo of
baseball, we would say the bases
were- full, and those at tho rear
end had to wait until tho next man
moved up. -l ' ' ;' '-'
' Arthur Sellers of Agato tvas
busihess visitor hero tho first of
thb week;" '' - ' " '
' J. C. Pendleton was Joyously ro'
minded that- It 'was 70 years ngb
last Saturday tbaf'ho 'first saw tho
light of das', as that day's mall
brought' him nearly half a hundred
birthday ' greeting cards. ' 'Ail of
whlcl) caused-Mr. Pendleton' to fool
very grateful ' to" ' his friends' for
their klnd'roVrtembranccB.' "
: Mr. and'Mrs. llardman arft busy
ttearlng down and rcmpdoilhg; many
of -the old buildings on their ranch
which when completed, will' mako
quite it hnnso ' In tho, ppea,yn.c
pi tnings tnoro. .
l Homo ot tile ani v,auvy iuiia
iersjwUl taKc'Prt tn tSo radio pro
gram to be' put dn by ' Ja.ckson
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flbunty ainngor; Thursdity Might,,
afh??5. ii"'-,-'
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jOllllury lo inu livm-tiv whcvi
many pi-chadlsts " In this ubctlop
wh.o liiifdo no attempt at, frpst pro
tection, claim that up to, tUe vr4-
bnt 'Vlnia they hav'o liraspectb foe
a fair 0100 of fruit. 1
, It si;cms that (ho (rost hit in
snots as Iho fruit on bile troo will
'bo' ulmost loVully deslroycd 'while
a tree JO; feet away, is noruiy
tptiched,"" ' " 1
"Tho following school 'iiotca were
tifrhdcil iri by the fourth graders:
' Tji' monlr thn Tnhlfl Rnok nrt-
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( mary.room pu,i m niv. mh-"!-
This wock wojsaved $7.2,7,
' Uuetii Hughes was absent Tuob
flay flnd Charlos Anderson ya.9 ah."
Hcm-jmonufty.
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h , ,0, , ( . , , ,0 .t Mcdford
souh. ' . - . , .
. We a"0 getting ready for the
IVARi
WII.MAMH cniCKIC. Oro April
19. (HpocluU Mr! anil Mrs,
lioiiicr Hiuso hiovcd to tliplr
home on the Wlsocarvor ranch
Friday. They, , y(.Q r e ,welvv,'licd
Homo thut evening wltli m old
fashioned charivari. Ciuus, (iclh
Pans, dynamite, anyihlnrj to make
a nolso. About forty ' neighbors
and friends, were present and
delightful social evening' was
spent; . Trfais of cigars and choco
btti( bars were passed around.
All
departed ut a- late hour 'wMhlng
tlio young peoiile muny years of
wedded bliss. ; '' ' "
'Mr. ami Mrs". " It. '& Lowmon
wero' buslnbss -VIsllbrB dl Modford
Hat'urday.-- - -''"' "''" , ''
: We 'lieur lliat Mr. and' Mr. Wi r,
Flxlr-nr eontiMnplatlng movlbg
to Mcdfonl In the near futuro:'
'Fred I'owers canir over from
Klaniaih Kitlls and spent tho week.
end .with'' his fsnilly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer lloufn
spent -'rlundn and Monday I In
Ci rants 1 pans with Mrs. Hon
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise
carver.- f''
"Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kbtclow'nd
family were dinner guostr1 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ilvb
erls Haturday. Mr, and Mrs. Blge
low havo moved to Gjan'ts.-'pawi
whei-o thby have -taken -over, -Wi
Watklns line of goods.
John Irfittekcn and C "W; Isoli
erts wero paying laxia and tcjtnb
Friends wero sorry to' hesr that
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. (Buddy)
KMer was destroyed by fire last
Thursday. The enllr content of
(lie hoqso floro "t, loselhor vrllh
BQ(niraiiisNniii u m i ih urn iuii ummMem3emm9mmfSmmymmmt. f
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Try This
Cheeks Glow WiiJrHealtlf
Children have voracious appetites. It seems almost unpossihle to 4H
them up. And with good reason. : Youngsters are constantly oaf grti' '!
go. ; They play hard. Burn up about seven times as much bodily tnergyy
in a day as a grownup.
needs sucn strenirtn-Duiicung iooos as : i i . v
These delicious Honey-Sweetened Graham Crackers provide att'thit?
tiealth-civinff and muscle-buildine elements that growing, active - chily,
dren NEED. Made with western-grown whole 'wheat flour,vthey arp
rich in the vitamins, natural iron and Ume for the replacement of..
burned out body-tissue and the building of bone structure. " ";' J '
' Start today. Serve them to your children regularly for d month. WUk , ::
milk between meals, hi milk for breakfaSl, lunch, dinner or at btdthne'.'
V ' Spread with butter, peanut butter, jelly. TRY THlS-nd., watch the ,t .it ": ,
i . glow of health return to the kidditS cheeks. tV0j&Tn V-
Ask. Your Grocer for Tru -
Honey Graham Crackers
Baked by TRU-BLU
shout 200 babv chlcks. Mrs. Kldor,
who Is a musician, mourns ho loss
of her musical iiistrumnnts ' which
Included a piano, violin and guitar
besides a iiuanllly of- shoot music
and: books.
; Mi. iinrf m.-m. - i-.iciei
lutyc, been keeping nouso ""')
ubbut threo months and aro deeply
ai'lovod over- tlielr. loss. - i, - .
actlnsjjuslness in t'.runts. Puss ono
dny'last week. ' " '
Kdim Moomaw, June uigoiow,
CIHIiort Kills, Dale vithrenwuld,
,Iaok Moomaw, Amos vahrenwaui.
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m i itt" niiii-i-nifT-nrr-i i-n ftTaTTrti's nu mi nnm i t hi
Better Because It's FRESHER
Frye's .'.'Delicious" Brand Bacon always comes to .yoCsb tfaayVfijg;
good, mild and wholesome: Tbc great Frye plant is within a IW. '
hoars' distance from most of the territory it serves, and. tbc dajlfl -prcidaction
is carefully regulated to tbe'daily demands. , V .
iTry four crispy slices in the morning and watch that laggard-"just
up" appetite, leap in response r'.i'f.--'.
'You pet the
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That, precisely, js why your
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BISCUIT CO.rWekflruhd,7SeIe
Adallne Morrlsun, I;ewls Vainer,
I Constants Lommon. Jack 'Ambrose
- lorvnj Lowmnn,. Loland Borrels,
I Earl AVhlsiftr, llcrnico'Vahrcnvvald,
cnariny jminninw, r ay hciziuihsvi ,
. i A I lie r ml Miiremw. -VV. 1 una -JKIU mow,
Laura'' Lblunrl, Mnxliib ,'C'aiinuii
und I'uiilliio . Vnniort.v,' )'' ; i ' j iher- they.f taw ..mVKm connejor
'.. Wr. ' Bray t. -.Mndfonl fUlcd the ; tlbn a'et i.".r'----'r'vWV;;: :
pulpit " lit , Hie' Mulliydlst chapol j 11 v. v(;.4i , .. hii.im ,'..
Sundsyj' :. t'l ;;r!r . Mftvemanb Hftder Jir)f....rarire
Pupils ,i)(;AViHiuni!i .splin.nl who J 66,000,, acrca. for lUana park to
linv'o bceii jielihoi" absent or tardy ! Lako bason area south- or .Wal-
last nibntb were: - . i Iowa lake, Wallowa.
gy. .. ,. .. -rg:;'-.,-., .--r-, - M- ..itjecyi
tame freshness in uour.buctu'ts, pastries tnd fried
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