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PAGE THREE CLIFF DE JARNET TABLE ROCK SALT WILL BE SECURED TO SEE HOMES1 NEAR MEDFORD Jl BEAGLE Sftritifi St. 'ad Si.ggctton o 8 MEDFQttb MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECiOy, FRIDAY, MAY 10, jn20. arnation Milk, doubly ricS r m J I in cream, may be ued in plact) i 1 f I o cream- at ons-thitd the cost. . ' f - S J !Tnr it in coffee; .. - v i V i Write for Cook Booh S CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. ' 1 - P. O.Bol2US, Sudan A, Ponltui . "' - cv': ' ' I . '. 1 -: IrtiTlKT J .'. C.M.P.C : Safeguarded Mil ' ! i "from Contented Cows" to their name WimiflTOtIiiii Giralaaimiio are made true blue of finest ingredients in- eluding pure honey One of the eTtfatry " - . famous (trackers TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, Portland, Seattle BELLVIEW. Ore.. May 10. (Special.) Mrs. Mabel Muck, home demonntrution ugent, out lined to the BellvlfW ladles the plana for the study tour whlrh in fift for Muy 17. Starting at 9:30 o'clock u. m. from the KllnRlor home on the Pacific highway, then to the Monrovia ranc'.i to see the flower and ah rubs. Thes are the two places chosen in liellvlow. The next stop will bo at tae Harry YounR place on Colemun creek where music in the home will be Ht reused. Mr. Young will furnish music during the stop there, and from there they all go to the fair grounds where a picnic lunch will be enjoyed. Ice cream and coffece will be furnished by Medford mer chants. During the lunc.i period, "a representative from Oregon State college will discuss the subject, "Standard Farm Home. : After lunch the following homes will be visited: Ralph Jennings home on Medford'-Jacksonville highway where built-ins will be the feature. K The Picket place on the same road featuring a Spanish house. Ideas for, this home were Kathered on an extended trip thru southern California and 'Mexico. Tho, Tyrrell home near Oak Grove school. This home was built al most entirely by Mr. Tyrrell during extra time from hisi school duties. The grounds around the house are very beautifully planned. , The Britt home in Jacksonville, one of the oldest n this part of the state,, with the beautiful gardens and old shrubbery will be featured. Time would not permit a further Inspection of this lovely old place. The lust stop on tho tour will be at the John Anderson placf near 1 Tolo, where a cold storage plant ;.will be the feature. Many from s Bellview are planning on making j this tout-. ' Mr. and Mrs. S. Patton. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tucker. Mrs. Dean Scott and son Stephen, and Mr. ' and Mrs. M. I. True enjoyed a f picnio dinner on Sunday out near the Kmigrant Creek dam. Several j gasoline launches were busily en j gaged in taking folks for a ride on j the water. . ,. I A road, camp has ben estab ! lished at the junction of the Dead j Indian road and Pacific highway, and a large crew of mon with trucks are : busy, repairing the i pavement from the Owen place to j the Hush service station south of Ashland. i J'Arthur Tepper received a shtp I ment of household goods at his '! homo in Bellview, from New York j City. Miss C. A. Whittlngham, Jiis sister, is expected to arrive soon to make Jicr homo here. Mr. and Mrs. James Sewell of Ashland Hpent tho week-end at the homo, of Mr. and Mrs. William Huxley . at tho Kmigrant Creek dam. Mr. and Mrs. I,. .1. Heed and family were guests at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Ed WilllamH of Ap plegat'e . valley on Sunday. The Williams family were former resi dents of Bellview. , Dick Joy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Joy will participate in the California coast conference tour rnameht to be held Friday and Sat urday at Palo AHo. Melvln Kathan and Donald Ross will also imrilcl pate. The three young men will represent the . Southern Oregon State Normal school. Dick Joy was a, member. of the Ashland high school tennis team which claimed the dtato championship after a series of matches with schools in the north during lust year's games. I -The S. O. N. S. loam will bo enter tained by stamord university whlle in the south, - - .. . ' BEAGLE.ore.,- .May 10. (Spe cial.) Tho Boy Scouts held their meeting last Saturday evening. Merit badge work and drilling the new scouts was the evening's work and une new scout was taken In. Clifford Dejarnot was tho new scout. C. C. Hoover and Henry Conger, blue grass enthusiasts from the West Side were up looking over the Williams and t.egmiller blue grass farm last week and Were very enthusiastic over their crop. They say the boys on this farm will harvest a Big :rop this year, barring no djsasters of tho ele ments. It looked very discourag ing for those who are raising the new grass until the last rains, liut there is rejoicing at this1 writing. Mrs. Kdna Gist and family . of McLeod, Calif., and Mr. arid Sirs. Kclward Russell and family' arid Mrs. F.ffle Dollar of Klamath Falls siient Monday and. Tuesday with their sister, Mis. Ruby Mayfleld and family. They were called to attend the funeral of their mothor, Mis. Russell who Whs laid to rest In the Central"' Point cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The family havo the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Melling and family took dinner With the Seeg- mlllers Wednesday evening after which Mr. Welling took occasion to hunt rabbits and try out a new rabbit hound. Mr. Beddingfield who has boen working in Medford for some time is going to spend a few weeks at home on a vacation . Howard Williams made a busi ness trip to Central Point last Wednesday. School Notes The children have been making up Mother's Day poems for lan guage. Some of the verses have been very original. Tuesday noon the school wont down to the Flats whero they are going to play the baseball game with Sai Valley, May the 24th. Tho scnool has two new rule books for baseball and Indoor ball. AH the pupils huve been studying them, so they can ; be, sure of all points of the gamo. .1 SURPRISE PARTY FOR MRS. AT ROGUE RIVER (By Mr. Myrtl Whipple.) ' ; ' KOU'UK KIVKH; Or., May, 10.4- (SpecIal.J A surprise party warn given at the Waldorf hotel In hon or of Mrs. M. H. Biles. The even ing was spent in ' playing cards, after which, rcfreHhmontrV1 weiV served. Those present' were Mr.. Welcome always TREE Orange TEA Pekoe ! Women's Hose ! S1.00 Pair :Silk from top to toe v.ith : pointed heel. Electrotherapy ; .'. ..Chiropractic ... Dr. H. P. Coleman I Dth Successful Year in Medford Treatmr.t." hv Appoint mont'. ' Medfcrd Center Bltlj. ' Phone 85 Nat '''Vat hy: ' -.. rood Sclent SALEM 1Y9 AND 10 SALKM, lire., .May 1 1). fly Ar thur S. Benson, cleric nf the su preme court.' . announcod Wednes day that the " annual stato bar examinations will bo held In Sa lem July 9 and 10. Nearly 60 law students will have already ap plied for tho privilege of taking the examinations. . Suallonetl llnillllill. 1'llILADrJLPHlA. May 1(1. (fl'l Radium swallowed by Mrs. Arthur 1J. lluey hus been removed In itn Hi-oration. She inhaled unwit tingly .when receiving nasal treat ment. The. radium wiib In a cap sule. It is valued at $ar.00. IMS! DOUBLE ACTION Flrtt In the doagta ' " - Then In the oreo Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces lor 25 Use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT TA 11,13 ROCK, Ore., May 10. (Special.) Sams Valley Grangers are this week getting tonether fig ures on the salt requirements of their members prior to pooling the order which will probably go in with that ' of tho Lake Crook Q ranee. Mrs. I. C. Schafer entertained the boys' Sunday school class last rYlday jvenlng and Miss Alice Sea brook entertained the girls' class Saturday evening. The vountr ' tieople find these meetings very Instructive and en Joy them Very much. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge and children of Medford J. S. Richard son and family of Beall lane, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilson and daugh ter of Sams Valley and Miss Eva Nealon of Medford were among the Sunday visitors here. At the last annual meeting of the Jackson County Beekeepers' asso ciation, Lester ' Hamilton of this place was elected secretary-treasurer." - ' Some orchard heating has beon done hero this week, but it is gen erally considered-that ho damage to -fruit has resulted Owing to low temperatures. Sdmc garden truck, however, has been badly nipped. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Straus, Stephen 'and Frnncls Wilson and Hershel Harper composed a party of Sams Valley Grangers who were through this section Inst Sunday, signing up applicants for member ship in the Sams Valley Grange. Ijocal fishermen report some suc cess during the last few days sinco the water In tho river has cleared. Those who went out Sunday look ing for wild flowers and mush rooms were amply" rewarded for their efforts in this section, many wild flowers being ecnred and an abundance of mushrooms. " ' The half do7n or so of men com posing the refreshment commltteb for the next Community club meet ing. May 17, are beginning to stir around and it looks like those at tending the meeting will have something to put under their belts. With the fruit blossoms, new leaves of the forest ' trees, green pastures, ' alfalfa and grain fields. this section is thought by marty to be nenring Its most beautiful garb of the year. - . . ; ? A large crowd attended the poul try culling- demonstration by C. W. Westerfleld "for the Hams Valley Orange last Saturday afternoon at tho George Russell poultry farm. Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Gregory and family attended religious services at Central Point Sunday afternoon. "Mrs, Julia -Myers, wHb has boon vli?ltfhfe"Heror with "ffeV'aon. P, R. Myers and family, returned Mon day to her home at Rogue RIVer. 1 Mrs. K. Vincent of Central Point entertained the Ladled' Sew ing club of this district one after noon last week and all those at tending report A most unjoyahlo time. 1 - ; Mix and Mrs. Mel Atkins and son Bilyr visited with the John Nealon tnrn Ur KnCrlmr 'tin Alnnrlair tirhllA and. Mrs. Harry White," Mr. nlfl .4,)Ule to Mitchell. Ore., where The WeMon Oil rerlp book ronlalni tiifgttlloni for lfliten di&Vrvat klaik of French Dmiivf. If ynm would like Ut be copy. jiiMwMreM the fffiwo Oil and Snowdrift People, 112 Markel Slr-rl, Shu KraiicUco, Oil. Wesson i giiy For Salad Dressing Diccd Cantaloupe , Freih Tomatoei skinned, drained and diced), chopped Apple on Romaine . tnA, of course, French Dressing made with Wesson Oil. One of the pleasant things about French Dressing made with Wesson Oil It that von can vary it in so many different ways make It an individual creation, quite your own. Two parts Wesson Oil, one part lemon juice or vinegar, salt and pepper then whatever your imagination suggests! tomato ketchup, a little powdered ogr, Worcester-, hire sauce, paprika and chopped pi mien, toes for color . It's FRESH .... slice j Mrs. Kobert Hurkhart, rtfr. uriil Mrs. Martin lturkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ooodale, Mr. and Mrs. C. Botkln, Mrs. Marthn- Heamon, Mrs. Hull, .Mr. and Mm. J. M. Whipple and Mrs. M. 11. Bliss. Fred - VanCurler and Clarence Blair of Kan Diego, Cat., and Dewey VanCurler of JtoKUe Klver have put on three new International trucks and accepted a contract haullnff Ioks for Dick Klchman. Glen Bdwurds und Carl Van Curler of Kan Diego, Cal., are vis iting friends and relatives here. George ' Jaws of Portland and Ferd Scott of Washington arrived to attend the funeral of Mrs. Laws. The Livo Oak Orange met Mon day nlKht with good attendance.. Among other business was the rending of four new applications for membership.' Mr. nnd Mrs. William White at tended tho Olcndalo Jublteo last week. Miss Betty I'uyno of Heat Lin ar-. rived In Koguo River Tuesday to visit at the Ham Handry home. Miss I'uyno Is the now domestic sclcnco teacher for tne coming year. ' Mrs. Fred Dangler was a busi ness visitor at OrantH l'ass Wed nesday, A party win, given by Miss 70 rotitt Mason for tho announcement of the coming marriage sometime this month of Miss Laura Halde man. Those present were Miss Laura Italdeman, Miss Gladys Han dry, Miss M. Willis, Mrs. Muriel Hawk and Miss Ioretra Mason. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whipple and Mrs. M. It. Bliss spent Monday evening at the Hubert Uurkhart home. t Kherman Kstcll, William "While and tleorge Kcott, fire wardens, Mrp putting tho phone In line to lluite mountain. The baccalaureate serihon for he senior class was held Hunday evening. May 7th at tho Presby terian church. ' With the closing of school the teachers are departing for tho sum mer to various places. Principal Wlllcrt ' has purchased a service station In Medford and" will be In business there,; Miss Gladys Handry Is planning a visit to New York: Miss lnrctiH Mason will return to her homo in Kugene; Mr. f'ramplon will slay In Medford for the pres ent: Mrs. Imw will grt to her home lit Lukcspnrt. Cal. I Mrs. Hawk Will foln her husband at Chlloquln. where ho Is employed; Miss Willis to her horn at Brdyvllle. Ore., and Miss Halrleman to Cottage Grove, after -which the latter two will at tend summer school at Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dong of Port land pent a short time visiting Mrs. M. Bliss and Mrs. M. Whipple Tuesday. - Mrs. M. R. Bliss loft Wodnendsy for Jullaetta, Ida., where she will mske her home with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Harris, ". - Mtv Atkins has a sheep-shearing contract." - ' " ' "The last few days of - sunshine has warnied up 'the' grdund' and started'; farmers In this iectidn to planting corn. v ' ! 5 s' t(- ' '.-I.A. LAST MEETING IN YEAR ON FRIDAY ' DERBV, ' May 10-(8pec1al)-- On Friday afternoon'. May 3. the ' last iheetlng 'of the schbol yenr' of the Derby P;-T. A. was held at ' the school ' house.'. '1 An excellent 1 program was given by the pupils of all the grades. After the1 business' meeting dainty re freshment wero served. - " Mrs. Wldell and Mrs. Carless attended tho senior play at Phoe nix Friday' evening. 1 ",J ' Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Mr, n.' 13. Webb were Medford shop pers On Haturoay. ( Saturday visitors at tho Harri son home were P. N". Deen, Murl .Deen, and Mrs. Fred Dunlap of Derljy, and Win. and Frank Kerby of Talent. The Baker family spont Sunday' on Ttogue Itlver. Afr. and Mrs. Ben Wurtx made a trip to Ituch Runduy. Mrs. Cren und little son,-' Ray mond of Chico, Cat., spent Hunday at the ' Pat Hinlth homo. -Mrs, Croo and Mrs. Hmlth are sisters. -Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. I .arena Koenig attended church in Eagle Point Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Webb and daughter, Frances, spent Hunday afternoon visiting the Harrison family. Mr. Harrison, who was quite 111 last week is able to be oit again. Mr. and Mrs. GUI and daughter. ivu-othy of Medford, vlsltod tho Harrisons Hunday afternoon.- Mm. Hay "arasole is recovering from u two weeks' lllness.- Mr. -and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. FrcTl Dunlap and Mrs, Ben Wurtz were Medford shoppers Monday. Tho Derby school board had a business muotlng on Monday evening. . - '- Derby school will close fdr tho summer Vacation on Friday, May 17. ""' ' Percy O'Noll was a visitor at the E. B. Chambers homo Tues day evening. Dinner guests at the teacherago on Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs, Fletcher Fish, Miss Marie J'rcucott, a iy (ho Mltses earless of, l iiMa mmdsasss.; ana see! ' X HE moist, mild, firm texture ofFrye's "Delici- ' ' v ous" Brand Ham bespeaks ' . , " its freshness.' In fact, this quality today is practically synonymous, with the Frye trade mark' in the mind of the observing housewife. 'For Frye products can, AND DO, reach your table in thi shortest possible time after leaving the cuting process, which accounts for the remark able preservation of all the tempting, natural mild flavor of this fine food. ' There's the same delight fut freshness in Frye'i "Wild Rose"-. '.'.Brand Lard, refined from the finest 'leaf lard iind hack fats.. , niBRAND t I J T i. .' J M Writs to Frfs Compsny... , : Portland, for I'rrs's ' Mtit Golds" 187 tutcd ncipcs.' Sad 3c for postsgs. AND '"Everything the Name Impliea Phoenix and Mrs. W. A, Thomp son of Medford. On Saturday oyenlng, - May 1 1. there will he a social dance at tho Iv.-rby community hall. .' A good tlmo as assured and all arc invited, ' . ! Klamath Kails l',an undor way (or construction Of 160,00" Catholic Whureh edifice. Headache? Inato&H frt dinwrmii heart diir9 untj taka wife, mlk) and taraiy virtbta NATURE'S REMEDY end fret rid of tho. bowl polioni that cau th iroublo. Nothtn Hka W 1t btllouineaa. tick heaH- !cri, and oonatlpation. AeU pUuuaat. iavtf xripas,. Onljr 26c. MAY 16th i . . " . MEDFORD .THURSDAY I i P. & E, Rauroad Show Grounds :. -f r W Gmcus EUROPEAII MI0GETS M I DCETS EARTH TwoPtnrORMANCtstkiUt-RAiNotSaiie i- n..t. n uis cireus Dav at Jsrmin a Woods' Drug Store, corner L Main and Central Avenue. Recommended and Sold by , AU Medford Druggists CLASSIFIED ADVSRTJSINQ QBTS WSOHl llllllllllllllhllllllllllllllllllllinV!'
