SrEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON'. FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929.
PAGFE THREE
For more thani6 years
American, housewives have
preferred White Star Tuna
to all others. Its tender, firm
flesh and delicious flavor
make it .marvelous 'for sand'
wiches, salads, cocktails and
hot dishes. Rich in iodine
and phosphorous, those
goiter-resisting elements.
WM0EM
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""r- 'CMivfoM Heads Pulliniili "-"
CHICAGO, May 3, David A.
Crawford, exeou.'vo vice, president
of the Pullman i company, was
elected preBident of the company
at a meeting of the board of c-lrec-
tors im New York todrtyVr " He Suc
ceeds the lute Edward..?.' Curry,
whd did last week. ' 1
v . 1 4 .,:
Valley Creamery purchased First
N'fiUonnT Hank biilldinR of Clat-
'skahre;V're'modcllntf "and "construc
tion of addition will start soon. ,
Furniture ExchaiiKo and Electric
Store, now firms recently-opened
for business in Burns, held open
house, ' ' ' f
CECIL POOLE TO
TEACH SCHOOL IN
UHOWNSBOIiO, Ore., May 3.
v Special) Cecil A. Poole of Ash
land has signed his controct . and
will bo employed as teacher in
the Brownsboro district next term.
Miss Delia Stanley and Harvo
Stanley went to Merrill last Wed- i
uesday to attend the funeral of1
their brother-in-law, John Cot-1
man. Mrs. Cotman . is a sisters
of tho Stanleys.
O. K. Frey and A. Edler have'
Kono to- a lumber . camp near;
K la ninth Falls, where .they Will"
be employed. . , t -v
Rev. and Mrs. Griffith and Mrs.
Irene Konigr, who have been hold-
intx revival meetings at Eagle!
Point visited the Brownsboro Sun
day school last Sunday. Mrs. Grit--fith
and Mrs; fKong: at one tlmOj
were residents of Derby, where 1
they have been visiting with their
mother, -Mrs. Rlgsby. -
Mrs. AV. A. Nickell, "who has
been ill at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, came home last Wednesday.
Alfred Roberts was visiting at
tho home of Leo Bradshaw ono
day last week.- ; - 1
Bill Monla is enjoying a new
Chevrolet, roadster, which he re
cently purchased. . .- -
Albert Hoaglund of Vina, Cal..
with his mother, - Mrs: Margaret
Hoagland of Central Point, were
gneHts at the Ralph. Tucker homo
last. Friday. ., ..
Mr. and Mrs.. B. H. Moult oh' of
Applegate have moved 'into the
"Wright house. -. : '
yZ0 1 Fiestas the Snow Flake vV-',
ers
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FOR TALENT FOLK
, (By Mrs. Murluii Trybr.)
TALENT. May 3. (Special) j
Tho opening of tho archery hull
at Tulpnt WortnuHiiu MVAnlnv wag'
marked by a good attendance.
The Camp Fire girls, with thoir
guardiun.- were present. Several
from Ashland were also present.
Ono gentleman from the I,tthla
City inudu 48 points out of a pos
sible CO points at an 85-foo range.
For the next two weeks tho
shooting will be free. After that
a meeting will bo called whop a
club will, be organized. u r
1 It is. the wish ot the organizer,
Mr. Edmunsoa, to select five- mem
bers of the best archers to .form a
team to compete with any.' team
in tho state. Preparations will bo
made soon for .an outdoor, field,
while the hall will bo held for
beginners. By it the attendance
Wednesday evening it appears
there will bo no lack of interest
in this sport. . - '
Mr.; and Mrs. ,D.- C. Mclnlyro
and Mr. and Mrs. Wllmath from
Grants Pass, called Sunday ovon-
lncr at the home of Mr. and Mrs.:
C. w. Long. Tho party were re-j
turning from tho Odd Fellows
annual picnic, which was held
at Ashland-last Sunday.:'
Everett Boon made a: business)
trip to Olendalo Sunday, i. ; i
Mr.' and Mrs. C.. w. iKine and;
Mrs. Long's mother, Mrs. M. E- j
Booth, spent Monduy afternoon, in
Medford shopping. .-' I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Kales
from Seattle, Wash., loft Tuesday
after spending a week- with their
cousin, Mrs. -Tom Bell and fam
ily. Mr. Kates is district repre
sentative for tho Williams Soap
company.' ,;
Mrs. William Bruin and Mrs.
Cliff Garvin nnd daughter. ..Vir
ginia, spent Wednesday afternoon
shopping in Ashland. ..!
The junior group of tho Camp
Flro girls, with their guardian,
Miss Margaret Hlgglns, took a
hike Thursday uftor school. ,. -
Tho Girl scouts took ' a Hike
Friday afternoon after school and
hold thoir weekly meeting in tho
open on tho Rapp hill. ..
Ted Brayman of Eugene, repre
sentative of the Brayman Leather
company of Portland, was a. caller
at a repair shop in Talent Thurs
day. 'r': ' . .
Earl Newbry, chairman, of the
school board, spent Wednesday
morning visiting at tho school..
Mrs. A. E. Gardner underwent
an operation for tho removal of
her tonsils recently. -
Miss I,. II. Nelson of Ashland
spent Thursday morning with
Mrs. R. F. Parks.-
Mrs. Will Hurt, Mrs. Roy Lo
Vahdcr und Mrs. E. W. LeVander
were, guests at the hoino iof Mrs.
Coffee In Modfojd last Wednesday,
who was ' entertalnlng: in honor
of Mrs, Donald Wicker,' also of
Medford.
G. L. Bullen of the Tied Crown
service station,' spent Wednesday
afternoon In Medford.
Hearts of Tomai,e, (drained and cut fine). Cucumber, Celery,
Green Pepper, Re Raduhe$, little Green Onion (ail cut fine
and $erved in the Tomato Shell: on bed of Lettuce) . . .
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nd , of course , Frnch Dressing made with Wesson OH.
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One package of Fiesta Sugar Wafers with every1
Family Package of Honey Mai J Grahams '
. . . during Honey Maid Graham Week only - .
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Purchase from your grocer
any day until May 1 1th a
Family Package of Honey Maid
Grahams. He'll give you a pack
eage of Fiesta Sugar Wafers free.
You'll enjoy both immensely.
J Fiestas are dainty and deli
cious golden crisp wafers with
Motrin pntrs. Thev have
Vva".jr --- u - t
Countless dessert uses with sherbets, ice cream,
fruit and ices. ,
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' And you know Honey Maid Grahams one
of the leading food products of the West. Whole
some, nourishing, delicious a splendid sustain
ing food for every member of the family.
Honey Maid Grahams contain all tKe goodness t
that Nature packs int6 sun-ripened wheat the
minerals the vitamins protein for muscles
andtissue-carbohydratesfor energy enriched
with pure sweet honey. Baked golden brown
to seal in the flavor.
Snow Flake Bakers '
Honey Maid Grahams
No coupons are necessary to avail
yourself of this free offer. At all grocers ' .
inn. nsk for the Family package of ' ;
Honey Maid Grahams and he'll give
you the Fiestas free. But remember,
the offer closes at the' end of Honey
Maid Graham Week, May 11th.
V YouH find it more econ
omical and more convenient
to buy Honey Maid Gra;
hams in the wax-wrapped
Family Package. It repre
sents a 25 saving over the
smaller packages and you'll
find so many table and
baking uses for these whole
some, sustaining and de
licious wafers.
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You'll find Honey Maid
Grahams so different from ordi
nary "graham crackers." They
are richer in food value richer
in flavor decidedly better.
Physicians, dietitians and food
authorities endorse them because
of their plentiful supply of that
growth , and energy element,
Vitamin B. They will tell you
that there is rib finer food for children than these
crisp golden-brown squares of nourishment.
Always pven-hesh, because baked within a
few hours of your home and triply protected
against moisture by immediate wax-wrapping.
Every package is sold under our unconditiona?
"Guarantee of Freshness." You are positively
assured of both quality and freshness when you
buy Honey Maid Grahams, Fiestas, Snow Flakes
and other Snow Flake Bakers' Products.
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANYv
IX9 ANGELES SEATTLE PORTLAND
, TACOMA SAN FRANCISCO SPOKANE
Make jrour salad crisp and colorful and yoar
French Dressing an individual creation for the
particular salad. That's the practice of every smart
hostess today. ,
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Two parts Wesson Oil, one part lemon juice
or vinegar, salt and pepper-rthen whatever your
Imagination suggests mustard, a little Chili sauce
and a dash of Worcestershire. Undoubtedly yon
can derise other combinations that will make U
all your own. " ;
Wottld jo Ilk opr f ifc Wewon OH redp beokt ll bM
rwlpM for eighteen dlBcrant ktodt 'of Fruiflb OroHlos. BMay of
' whlcb ni So new io you. AddreM tb Wommo !! and SnoirarlSl
PiwpV. n? V-rhtt Street. San Frencoo. California.
lllllllll ' ov Dressing
WILLIAMS CREEK
SCHOOL OBSE
HISTORICAL DATE
WIIjLIAMS C1U0EK, Ore, May
3. (Sjpeuittl.') Tha WllilahiH KOhool
Hervod: Champoeg duy . May .
with a program., Tho mutorlul
used wuh that HUg'gOHted by tlio
8tuto department uf edu'atIon:
Ballad uf Chumpoeg, Vorn Mil,
ler. A day with tho cow column.
Lenwood .Varner (tame, ''Uo you
know your Oregon hlHtory?".
Master Kverett Joeokel lias beenVoni Oregon hlHtory), Wllma Jini
Forward, Willard Bareent. j CirautH Paaa Sunday. ' Ho Is going
Holl call, pupllH respond with alto Lakeview this weeic to act as
bit of Oregon history. night watchman in the DeArmond
Oregon seal, Fay JIolzhaUHcr; brothers sawmill. ; ; ; , .
Oregon . flag, Charley.- Mooman; 1 Mrs. C. ,D. .Willsori, Who got her:
Oregon motto, Pauline Varner; thumb thrown out or . p-iaca.ilast
Oregon flower, Robert - Sollers; i week when a cow kioked her, is
Oregon , bird. Hi'nestino Klneadc; improving but will have, to keep
Our first colna, Alfred iCldcr and ! her hand in splints for sejveral days
Jack Wlllson; chalk talk on Ore- , yet., i .'.;!..-, ;.,?.
gon, Wllma Lemmonj Making a j . Mr. Campbell aiid Mr.. Oleger.
Oovernmont for Oregon, Romlo Who recently u held;-evangeUstle
HolzhaiiBcr. 1 meetings In the 'Baptist church
Ed McKlnnon and Mhis Nlta irur-j hero, aro now - holding meetings
tin of Wlldcrvlllo were married' last i tho Bellvlcw schoolhouae, south ot
week. Mr. McKlmion Is well known . Ashland.'
absent 'from school this, week on
.account of Illness..- - '
JuVlga and Mrs. C. M. Thomas
and son, - Ben and Mrs. Jamison
or Medford spent Sunday evening,
guests ot Mr., and . Mrs. O. - A.
Manning. ' -
Mrs. Ted ' ftoBaur and smatl
daughter of Medford spont Thurs
day at the homo of thoir parents,
Mri and Mrs. E. B, AuomBon.
Bopllxt Uiurt'b. ..
Program Sunday includes an all-
day meeting, There will bo a song
service at 9:4C a. in. . ..
, .At 1(1 a. m., a sermon by u.
W. Burnett. i : , ..
At 10:30 a. ni., a sermon by J,
L, Inman. .
At 11, ordination sermon by a
visiting pastor. -, '
Noon, basket lunch.
At 6:3'i, a short tulk to tho
young people by the Visiting pus-
tor.
At 7:30, Evangelic services.
iUfllicxtlNt Church. , i
Kunday school at 0:45 a- in.
lHter Newbry, superintendent,.
- Church services' at 11 a. m., and
7:30 p. in.
" Kpworth 4eaguo at 6:30 p. m,.
An Interesting meeting for young
people.
Young pooplo's prayer mooting
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Hegular prayer meeting Thurs
day ovenlng nt. 7:30. .Choir prac
tice Immediately -following. '
,, Rev. , Audlcy Brown, J-nstor.
Golfer Drives 360
Yards in Oakland
For Hole in One
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: OAKLAND, CaJ., Mw- 8.
lP) Jack Kltisoy, veteran Oak-
land golfer, today bad the dls-
tlnntloo of having made what
Is. believed to havo boon tho
longest drive to rosult in a
hole-ln-one. , Klnsoy made his f
famous shot from the eighth
tee at the Oak Knoll Country
club yesterday, to the green,
a distance of ;i6(l yards, The
hall hit Iho pin nnd dropped
Into the hole, . ,. .- .. ... 4
4f Kinney has two other holes-
In-one to his credit, ono at a
Toledo, Ohio, course and an-
other at Los Angoics.
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Highway ;cM UmI.
roitTLANl, May . (Hi -One
way traffic regulations at onc-
nille Intervals on the pacific High
Way. between Aurora and flalcm
havo been inauguraled by tho
stalo highway commission. Tho
roadbed In being treated with tar
and screenings tor a non-skid
conllng In preparation for heavy
mon and Ernestine Klncadc.''1
"Amorica," all.
Stalo Hoiig. school.
dh Williams crock and friends join
in 'cn'ii&i'atulationsand good lsnos.Jbfoken-and crushed by-a log, is
The ladles' club mot with Mrs.
Banks" Nawcomb and Mrs. Kradel
Wednesday aftortioon. Visitors
woro Mrs. JJ. D. Norton and Miss
Mattlo Burroll of Grants Pass. Tln;y
will meet next time with rs. C.
W. Itoborts, May in.
Kd Woolfolk and son Art spoilt
Hunday night with 'Mr.' ana Mrs.
John Lotteken. li d ,
Edgar Hliarp, who lived on Pbw-
1 1 . niinlr MMt wlntni, univeil In
iv Whlaler, - who' got; -his arm
Kb ' liaJ,.
improving.
Victor Hparllnrwho has,, been
seriously III with typhoid fevV,.is
ablo to sit up' for a few minutes
a day now, . ' . ? J
i Grandma :John; was ,a.blp to be
takon over to-Mrs. Krailql'a in tfr
wheel chair clubiday by hor daugh
ter; Mrs. .Stratton.., - .i'K .)
Mrs. "Buddy" Elder, .who, has
been ill for the past tow weoks, is
Improving nowiw"- wi-
For Happy. BREAKFASTS
TS.T
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O dull, Half-eaten
'i . , j . breakfasts with" three or '
, - four slices of crisp Frye'n
"Delicious" Brand Bacon to add their flavory zest. ;The delightfat;
mild fresluncss assured you by Frye's great dose-at-hancl plant iv.
intrigues the most lagging appetites and supplies just that energy''
giving element cvvy breakfast should have. ' ; ;
Tficro'c ?C)v mnri shnrtitntnn nmnprtles in Vrtlfl'tl "Vfl'if Rnxe
Brand Lard than m many pt the wtdelu heralded substitute),
Use where recipe calls lor shortening.
T BRAND
Write M'FrftS
; Compjof,
tortls 'rt, for
Mat GsnoV
'AND "Everything the Name Implies
g I - lor fvmtt.
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