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COOLirJG MOTH LARVA"
(NOT EXTINCT)
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T'HIS study of the codling moth larva "at home" may
X be scientifically interesting to an entomologist
but to you it simply means crop loss. GRASS EU J
. Arsenate of Lead can take the "not" out of the
headline above, a far as your orchard is concerned.
8G0BEL DAY, Medford, Ore.
THE GRASS ELLI CHEMICAL CO.
Founded 1839 ' Cleveland, Ohio
Also in l IP
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When You
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It will be economy and a great
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sonal appearance if you will
confi to this office and receive
service equal to the best procur
able here or elsewhere. I make
a specialty of this important
line of dental work.
Dr. I. H. Gove
Office Phone 872-J Residence Phons 768-J
23S East Main St.
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INSTALLING
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BLOCK SIGNALS
TALENT DOT
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j (By Mm. Marlon Trice.) -
TALENT, ' Ore., May .-i-8pWi
tel.)--The signal crew of the South
ern Purlfic u installing an auto
matic block signal systemlhrough
Talent. They expect to take
TWO INJURED IN
WOODS ACCIDENT
AT BUTTE FALLS
ARTHUR FARRAR IS
HURT BY TRACTOR
WILLIAMS CREEK
BUTTE FALLS. On-Mmi WILLIAMS' reek- n u'
l.rtfwlall .Tha amiji1 j. . . ' .. ' . u . t i , . .
-"'"-.Bun: came up rrfvr Brrr'nso
from Medford Monday for two'men j the misfortune to get one finger i
ncic mjurcu ai camp. One I naaiy nurt last f riaay. , He got it
man had been mniAv,ii .
, . w m caul,
for two days, the other waa look-
- - .hit two uays.
...nu, ui cumpivie tne no mrougn ne for wnrir . ,
Talent . IUB r wo''K- -s the two were
lt Thri,. .u.na.ns uiming cable broke and
... j ' - ' struck tne men, breaking both lees
of friends meet at the home of Mr. or both. ootn tegs
una s, . . rton on tne niuh- Among the parents and teachers
h?f;T " wa" urprl wh0 accompanied the"hildre? S
, ; - .uavia iiereianu, Mrs J. J simer-
John Lacy. Mr. andMr. J. W. Tle Ray rTiuS,nm.
M. Moore. Mrs. Mnrtv HriaUAil
Paul Sandoi. the MLwes Genevieve
ana ueraiaine Hcott. Mable Sandoz.
all of Ashland. The evening was
spent in a social way and with
music. At a late hour a dalnty
lunrh was served, the central fig
ure of which was a large birthday
cake decorated with S candles, in
dicating the age of Mr. Eaton. In
I wnnwe nonor tne party was given.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank lloldrldge
j returned Wednesday from three
I days In California. While in Cali
j fornia they vUlted with friends at
: Redding and Palermo.
' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mathes
and family spent Sunday as guests
j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. I,,
i Stratum at Itock Point.
1 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Andrew and
i daughter Constance and Allen De
I Lera from -Med ford spent Friday
I evafiing at the home nf f. nnA
1 Mrs. Wesley Vogell.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook and 1
- look ann ; unit are visiting at the hoi
small daughter spent Monday after-! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alberts
Mrs. Frank Hnnvei-
Several from here are planning
to attend the music festival of
Jackson and Klamath counties, In
Ashland May 3 and 4.
-Miss Carpenter and Miss Clover
of Medford were visiting In Butte
Kalis Monday. Miss Glover is anx
ious to continue the health meet
ings here and wishes to call a
meeting some time In May to elect
new officers and plan work .for the
fall program. There will be no
meetings during .the summer. A
baby clinic will be held May 24.
Anvone i n r arogtoH mn .. i .
mmj orr .hi a .
fclmer Hoels for appointments.
me n women gave a dance here
Saturrlnv niirht Ths.n
dance at lerbv.. Ftnh ArA
I attended. .. . I
Merrill Tuni-nio arul, t
. ...rtH.u nNi ncverui
days visiting in the -oJley last
MlS. MafheWB And eon n.
f . - .... suh VK Ceit7
Point are visiting at the home of
; noon as guests of Mrs. Melvln Mc
irew.
1 The girls' basketball team play
ed the Ragle Point girls' team Tues
; day. The Kagle Point girl won.
! Mrs. Clarence Muthcn. in com-
. pany wllh Mrs. K. R. Strnhan of
Mr. and Mrs.
Phoenix. Claude Miles of Medford
and Miss Helen Slmervilie of Ash
land were visiilnt? in w,.tA l-.ii
over Saturday and Sunday.
.norreii fatton was in from his
homestead to spend Sunday with
HueUA IIVi ,.n,l U.u t, I u. ;hiu lumllu K.
htin of Rock Point, spent Weilnes-i High school commencement, ex-
dny as guests nf Mr. and Mrs. K. iercises will brf held May 24.
C. Htrahnn at Kagle Point. i J. I. Patton was a Medford vis-
Prof, and Mrs r:.ru. ! ilnr Mntiinlav.
i of Ashland spent Sunday with their: Karl Hoover and Elgie Abbott
irarenis, .Mr. And Mrs. Wesley Vo- 'e,t rniirsday morning for KJam-
gell.
Mrs. K. A. Gardner nf Auhfnn.1 fu
(spending the week wllh her son.
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1 vmniiirr unn tamiiy at tne
Oolil Creat orchard.
The Talent friends of Minn rirnce
Chnmberland, president of the "Fed
eration of Women's clubs, are In
terested In the trip she is inking
abroad In company wllh Miss IJiiza
beth Palmer. They expect to he
gone about a year and a half, and
will visit as many different coun
tries as they can in that time. They
left last Saturday for Quebec where
they will embark for Europe.
A hand. of sheep arrived at the
depot Saturday from the Willam
ette valley for Harry Morris. They
were oriven acrons Hear creek to
tneir range Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lamb trlo
tored over from the Klamath
Agency Saturday evening and vis
ited at the home of his father, Tom
Lamb, returning Sunday evening.
Mr. Ijimb is greatly Improved
since hie recent operation. '
Free Sugar Wafers
at Grocers Saturday
uth Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith spent
Wednesday In tr.e valley.
Mrs. Julia Douhleday was visit
ing in Medford Thursday. .. s : "
Mrs. Cadzow of Ashland is spend
ing a few days in liutte Falls.
JaCk C'ailzilW is in M'a.trm-,1 nn
I Jury duty. . ,., 1
Mrs. Albert Nelson was a Med
fo"l Visitor tne day last week.
Mr. and Mrs r.rlmaa an. C it..
have moved into the Barker home.
irs. ituureth and son. Iielhen win
live in the Ohenchnin hntiua M.
centiy occupied by the Grimes
family. ,,:..'!
James Ciweri and nni-iu frnm
lord were visifinir the Itmia lTallu
camps Tuesday. i
Mr. Nutting was a business vis
itor in Dutte Falls one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Drlskell and
son of Ashland were visiting with
friends Sunday in Butte Falls.
BLOWOUT OF TIRE IS
Most every week the' national
advertisers hitvc something special
to offr the peoplo thru the local
grocers and other dealers, that is
advertised In this paper.
Tonight the Pacific Const Biscuit
Co., announces a packnge of Kiesia
Sugar Wafers free with every fam
ily pnekage of Money Maid Gra
hams from May 4th to Illh inclu
sive. The company adveiAxes "Fiestas
are dainty and dellciVis golden
crisp wafers with cre.Vi centers,
and have countless dessert uses
with sherbets, Ice cream, fruit and
Ices.
BAKING
POWDER
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SARDINE CREEK MAN
caught in the' tractor, tearing the i
flesh from the bone from below
the first joint to the end of the i
finger. - j
Mrs. MOTuifteld, who has been,
nursing Victor Sparlln the last ten j
days, has returned home. i
Doll Lemmon and family have '
moved from the Methodist parson- j
age to the Mobly Hall farm this I
week. The parsonage will be oc-1
cupled by Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Heetebrv. who have rentmrf hnm !
Arizona where they have been the
last three months for Mr. Heete
bry's hAlth. We welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Heetebry to 'our community.
nr. iiny iinea tne appointment
at the Methodist chapel Sunday.
He was accompanied by his wife
and Infant daughter Peggy Ruth.
They were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts. In
the afternoon Dr. Bray and Mr.
Roberts visited Ennis Pierce, who
is still very 111.
Dr. Bray left Monday for San
Francisco where he will hold evan
gelistic meetings for ten days or
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fixley were
business visitors In Medford Mon-
aay.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Luman nnd
son Orvll drove over to Ashland
Saturday. Mrs. I.nmnn ntn.i.i
the meeting of the federation of
women's clubs of Oregon. Mr. Lu
man's business was to boost our
Williams Creek.Caves road.
lister Sutton came over from
Klamath Falls last week end and
his wife returned home with him.
She has been visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fixley the last
two weeks. '
Mr. and Mrs. Homer House vis
ited .Mrs. House's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wisecarver, Thursday
night.
Fred Powers en ma m-n.
Klamath Falls to spend the week
ena witn his family.
Walter Blanchard and Bessie
House spent the evening at the
nome ot Mi-, nnd Mrs. I.arge Thura
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken
spent Sunday with their son.. Sam
iitesen ana rumily.
Taylor Hartley and Doll Lem
mon visited Mr. Pierce Sunday
aiternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Farrar, who has
been In the Grants Pass hospital
where she underwent an A,,Attn
for appendicitis ten days ago, re-
lurnea to ner home at Provolt last
Wednesday. - v '
SVe hear the little son of Mr.
antt jMrs.jC; R. Hill has the measles;
BUTTE FALLS HI
QUARTET WINNER
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Homey
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. . ' . . famous Qrackers H
Let Baby's Taste Decide
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CHOICEST WESTERN
" WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT FLOUR
PURE HONEY SWEETENED
PACKED OVEN FRESH
WAX WRAPPED
TruBlu Honey
1 (SfraSiiaffimG
provide a richness of flavor a deliciousness
and wholesomeness that will appeal imme
diately to babys uncorrupted tasle. .
Physicians recognize the excellence of Ttu-Blu Honey
Graham Crackers and use them in their homes, recom
mend them for Babies, children, convalescents. They are
s fit food for your baby. Get a Family Sze package to
day and let baby's taSie decide.
(. -: More Doctors r
Endorsements -
'Tru-Blu Hoaay Graham
Crackers ar vary au
' tritioiu and . aattty . dt
f etL They ar epc
iallr adapted for babie
and ffrowinf children.
F. M. PETRI E, M D.
Toppenitht Waah.'
"In my practice in Spo
kane I have found Trii
Bin Honey Graham
Crackers a very bene
ficial addition to the diet
in digestive cases for
undernourished children
and for convalescentf
i generally.'
E. E. BRILEY, M D. .
- Spokane, Wash..
"In my 40 years of prac
tice I have never found
anything1 better for chil
dren's lunch thao Tru
Blu Honey Graham
Crackers and .milk."
C. S. WHITFORD, M.D.
. . , " .-. Butte, Mont.
Baked by TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, Portkrid, Seattle
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I TIIDDir HI AVO ' lenns Blrl nomng pilgrimage I "I was born r
UKl L rLAltl f0,""" her birth greatly , ,so- l)ut yyh
l: IUIU IL. I Lf 1 1 U : Interests Saint Andrews, today I
r a,-! PwViSJ hrer first full round over the j munUlso1'' my
n UMMr PHI inPr! championship links.' ' ' I America," she es
'I -was born at: Sninti-AnuEews,
hen . ".I.. was '"-two
parents, niovij' to
exphtined, "ho- I am
ST. ANDREWS . Scntlnn,! Mnw
3. (P) Marion Turpie, New Or-
MUSICAL HONORS
f ounctt
aVU for
Man tbas posed and a I
years
cilARANrrrrn piirp
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SARDINK CREEK, Ore.. May 3.
(Special.) John Smith had n
narrow escape from, accident with
his new Ford Wednesday while on
his way to work, on the narrow
grade near Waits poultry farm, a
tire Mew out, but luckily the car
decided to climb the bank on the
upper side of the road Instead of
going over the grade, so no dum
age was done.
S. A. and Ralph Duscnherry re
turned Sunday evening from a five
day trip to Portland and Seattle,
bringing with them a new Fageol
truck purchased hy S. A. Dusen
herry while in Portland. He now
lias the truck fitted up for lagging
and Is hauling logs from near Trail
Into the mills in Medford.
Mr: and Mrs. J. H. .Miller nnd
mother. Mrs. .McVutii. ndn u....
day motoring Jo the Applegate val
ley by way of Jacksnnvin.
returning by way of llrnnis
K. . nuseiiherry, nccnmpanled
by his brother Ralph who has heen
visiting here the past two weeks,
left Wednesday for Klamath Falls
to resume their work here for the
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. P. I Wait attend
ed the Pomona Orange meeting at
Jacksonville last Saturday where a
large number of new members
were taken Into the grnnge.
Mrs. Lily Dusenberry attended
the May t)V Itlrnlc nn.l
given hy the (Sold Hill school Wed-
nrsuuy.
Mrs, Kvn Newton w.-hn k
visiting her daughter. Mrs. May
punier in mi in l'ortland for the last
two weeks returned home Sunday
with II. II. Klhnn r ..1.1 j
. - .'IIONU IIO
niade a business frln tn ?
polis last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ifnn-.rrf u'i,..
and family of Clold Hill were
callers nt lit l, n ... . . ..
Pusenherry Wednesday evening.
.Mrs. mm. ttmtin and Sriaughter
Margery were hum. lr..m .k
camp near Butte Falls, over the
week end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Putnam of Foots
Creek were callers one riny this
week at the Wait poultry farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson of
Medford were visitors Sunday at!
..... iiione oi .ir. and Mrs. K. C
Fiene.
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rrawfordsllle Stsnwond Saw
mill company starting operations
four miles smith ot here, following
purchase of SOO.OOO feef of loss,
DUTTE If ALUS. Ore.i Mny;
(special.! The llnti. VUU hi..h
school nuarlet, Percy O'Nell nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Knrl ll,vui.
ed Sunday from Forest Grove. Our
Miianet won llrst place again nnd
all Butte Falls Is very proud of
them. Music work In the Butte
Falls schools Is putting Uutte Falls
on mo map.
Peon e interesl.fi In th.
work win ne glad to know that Mr.
nous pas been given a contract
for another year. Those who wish
to hear our orchestra play ngain
this year may hear it at Ashland
.nay or any Tuesday afternoon
from 3 to 4 at the high school.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cleveland
were transacting business In Med
ford Thursday.
The children of lh.
grades enjoyed a picnic May day
near iiearninn fiat. After a du
licintis lunch had heen eaten the
remainder nf the d.iv -.. .... .
playing volley ball, fishing and
iinwer picking.
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I "It thrilled me." she said, "for I I only just Scotch." .
went mound In Sff which I am told !
i Is- very n.uil for it Kil l golfer." I McMinnville. New savings and
Miss Turpie laughingly pointed ' loan association being established
I out that sue Is Scotch only by two ' In United States National . Bank
1 months. ' i luillillni.
A QUESTION . . TO THE MAN WHO IS " LOOKING
AROUND" IN THE $1000 CLASS -:-',--.
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Can you swing maybe a hundred dollars more on your down-payment and shoulder perhaps thrte
additional payments? " " .' ' ' . - . .
That actually is all you have to consider in order to own a Reo Flying Cloud. But that, how
ever K nnt the AKrjA trnni Rf iks anJ C U k:-l
, - ....w.w kJ j .lit. uni vi ui iiiiiu
year, with a Reo, you will have saved in repairs alone
far more than your added investment and you will
have a fourth, fifth, sixth year and even more of
really outstanding service to look forward to. : . ? ,
Reos are built the way only the finest cars are builiy
to last. And people who know motor cars will tell
you that for bng life, performance and mechanical de
pendability a Reo is to be compared only with cars in the
highest price-brackets . . . Besides, wouldn't you rather
drive a car that hasn't an obvious price tag attached to it? .
Look around, of course but be sure to look in
at your Reo dealer's. .
JVott you can have a Reo Flying Cloud
at a tower price man ever bejore. '
REO MOTOR CAR CO. . LANSING, MICH.
Small Flapjacks
.can be made
, ..much better than
ONE big one
How would you make those
small Aapjacks ? A frw at a time
SO VOU COuld Control their ennk-
ing. Just the way Hills Bros,
roast their coffee a few pounds
' at a time by a patented, con
tinuous process Controlled
Roasting, and what uniform,
full-bodied flavor it develops in
every pound I
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132 So. Riverside
Phone 464