Medford mail tribune., May 15, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQRD, QftECiOy, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1029.
Frcb,El4ctnc 'Cooking School
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GIVE
Ml linn IH ma Suylca '
f rmu SaylM, noted homo cco
no m ltd, will1 dcittortsti'iUe' how to
co&k a wholb' dlhher In .the. blB
Monarch -fclectrlc speed oven pt
thP . f reo Monarch Electric Cook
Ins, nchool.i martins tomorrow nnd
lniiilnir three day at the Scott
Woolf furnltpro utore. v
i J'rlM will be Riven for tho
three bent cake baked from re
ceipt Riven, by Miss 8aylon during
the. firm two days of tho school.
Kntriea mum he in by noon on
Saturday, May 18.,' . ,
.'There will be .three perHorm se-
lw.-ted by Mlfm Siiylw to Judge
tho cakes, to bo entered by num
ber only. . Cakes ; will' not' be re
turned, so do not take dishes, cx
poctlrtit them to be returtied.
. i First prize will be a. 12.7G
walnut finished rocker, uphols
tcrcd with uprinR seat. Second
prize,. $10 pottery table lamp,
Third prize. $0.70 set of dishes.
Air. Woolf extends a cordial In
vitation to every woman and Rirl
In- the city or county - to attend
this, free cooking school and to
enter cakes In cake baking con
test.
BOSTON HEIRESS filVEN WALES IS HERO OF
f PAIUS, May IS.t-m A divorce
decree " has been '.granted . to the
Countess Pierre do Juniilliao,1 the
t former-Cujistunce'CuolldRe, Boston
heiress, Infidelity' was nllenod, but
noconrespondent named.
: Tho countess was forin'orly tho
wife of Ray, -Athertun,' who(-is-now
American charge d'affaires lit London.-
They wora divorced 111 April,
1024,' and on August 29 tho sums
ycjw h--mrrlMI Count pitnye-'dc
Jumllhac, whom faintly was ono of
the - most iV(ltn,T)le irf Kronen ai is
tocrney. ' ' -
OVERSEAS VETERAN TO
BE AIDE FOR GENERAL
'.HALEM, .Orb., Muy IB, (IP)
The promotion of Harry, L. Klchos
from rank of prlvato In Company
H, -J 02nd Infantry,- to the post of
nidc-do-camp to Adjutunt (Umural
Cieorge A. White and suinily and
training officer for tho It 2 ml in
fantry, -brigade, with the rank of
lieutenant, was announced Tuesday
by General White.
.niche, whose home Is lit Sa
lem, served overseas during the
world war.
,iThe advancement given inches
In.Kuld to be unusual.
T.ONnotf. May i 5. Vn The
Daily KxpreHH today said tho
Prince of Waled .yesterday saved
a. foreman at tho Industrial exi
sltloh nt Newcastlo from' serious
Injury or worse.
Tho ' foreman, named Guinness,
beenmo ontangled In the belting
of , a machine usod to manufacture
MM. .'Container., The '. prince, .who
had listened to him . explain- the
mechanism, instantly grabbed tho
man's overalls and pulled hun
clear.' ' '. . ;" .; ; , i"
.-.VOICE DODO 11, Iowa. M;uy',15.
() John Chandler Aclior, Nortl
wostorn unlvorslly football player,
died oarly today of bullet wpunus
hellevod to have noon? ftifliolod by
Chicago ganRstors In that city lat
Novonitier. Ha -had been at tho
home of his father, Dr. A. 12. Acler
hero since llip shooting, ;
. Ilanuiy IIIin inulcr. ,
SWINSLOW, Arlr. W Harney
fiiilfleld has been in an nccldenl.
Yes. Indeed. Tho x-autnmohllo
racer, driving from Hollywood to
Detroit with friends,, struck a
road grador and his car was
ilftchod.
I day. He left Monday morning for
tho pine beetle camp above Kort
Klamath, where he will be employ
ed for a time;
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hanna mo
tored to Grants Pass Sunday. ,
Donald Kenney and Mildred and
George Witter motored to Kerby
to spend Mother's duy with Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy C. Witter. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Xor'rls were!
visiting in Mudford Tuesday. -. ' ,
Mrs. Kleta Chapman of Gold Hill j
was a visitor Tuesday of her moth-1
cr, Airs. Alico Ulrlch. i
Mr. and Afrs. i S. Lyons spent:
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wlt-1
ter at Kerby.. t
On account of illness, A. J. Mc-1
Donough was unable to take his j
part In the Mother's night service
of the Valley Itadio church Sun-j
day evening. Mrs. Lula Saulsberry
substituted for him ' by giving u
reading entitled "Songs My Moth-j
er Sang." . i
Ali-s. Ralph Jennings of Aledford!
wns a caller, on Mrs. Alurtha Dun-j
nington Friday.
Mrs. Alarthu Dunnlngton, Mrs. T.
C. Norris and W. T. Norris drove I
out to Applogaio Friday evening to
bring T. C. Norris home after, ho '
took the schol children home on ;
Frlduy for a visit with her daugh- tended Sunday school here Sunday I makes 'only $900
ters, Ilean and Ariean, wno are. morning.
living at that place. She expects
to be gone a week.
George Manke of Medfnrd visited
nt the Coke home Sunday and nt-
- Mrs. Fanuiin ;cIm
LOS ANGELES UP)-
Farnum, stage and screen
r -ill.
-William
actor,
a week now. : TTood-Waninltla road will- be- sur
He so set forth when Ills wife's faced In tulure at cost of 1 1 '"'"
I petition tor alimony came up m
JACK SOX V TLE, Ore., May 15.
(Special.) Hev. Elmer McVlcker
of liandon will como to Jackson
ville to preach the baccalaureate
sermon at the Presbyterian church
for the four senior graduates of
the high school, Special music is
being prepared. A good attend
ance is expected.
Mrs. Alay Mark Is still at tho
Sacred Heart hospital nursing little
Milton Williams, who has been 111
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs; Alclntosh -and son
Hobby and Ivan Duxr- o4 Medford
enjoyed fishing hear Gold'ltay dam
Tuesday., v ; '
Mrs. Fred llutchcr and sister,
Mrs. George Trunta, w.ere Alcdford
visitors .'Monday.
Mr, uh.d Mrs. John Johnson are the school bus. .
now living- In tne eastern part ol miss J-iilllun uoneris, . secretary
Jacksonville at .the H. L Conner- of -Jackson county ed Cross, was
ley humo. . Mr. Johnson is very;. In our city on -ffrMal business the
anxious to obtain work in this lo-1 first jiart of this week. ' ' - i-callty-.
-f -. -Mrs. Shumaker, formerly -of 'our
Tn.Trj,ll ri-A,ri 1itiltnrfl U'no vllf . l-flt i- . lint u'hnun hnm la nnif nt
ing rcTSt-lves :lrr Jacksonville Sun-1 l'hfenix. left for san Francisco
LIBERTY MARKET
' 'The Home of Good Meats' '
. Swift's Government Inspected Meats
, ; Swift's Best C.
All meat uk? d by Lillian Irma Sayles during the
MONARCH ELBCTRIC-SCOTT WOOLF
: : i COOKING SCH,0pp - : -
. ' Furnished by
LIBERTY MARKET
court
She wua allowed one-nlnth. i Southern Pacific company con-
. i f 'strncting new sieei uuvno -"-
Approximately' 13.5 mllcs of -M't. Medford and "old Hill ' '
$71.05-. ROl'KD TBIK FllO.M.MEUFOIiU;
i H1fcliiii
, r y ' - v ....
3300 square miles of start
ling beauty! Canada's finest
18-holc golf course glori-
ous hikes anci tours with Swiss
guides swjmming, fishing,
canoeing, tennis, riding.
Jlpine racationhi
PEE
NATIONAL
A great vacation, with cbarmr
ing accommodations at Jasper
Park Lodge. Come on the Tri- ?
angle Tour.or stop ovcrwheh, ''
you take the Cool Wiv East
Low Summer Excur; .
aion Fares.
,.AB. HOLTOHP; City Pass. AgoiiJ, ..; -
,,- 302 Yamhill St.. Portland.
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PAHADIAN fJATIDMAL
GJhe Largest Hpilway System in America
EXONERATED IN PLOT
WASHINGTON, May 15. (P)
IUiftHoH 1C MatthowH, RaalHtuut
I'liltcd HtatCH dlroctor of immlKia
tlon nt K Vhho, Tuxuh, wan rxon
oratrtl tntlny by tho labor depart
ment, of tiny complicity. In an ol
li'Ked.plot to ulil Salvador Atoon,
former Mexican rebel paymaster,
to ohcupo to Spain. k - ;
County Health News
...Thero Is something satisfying
in belonging to. nn .organisation
i whose purposes directly benefit
.the. community In which ono lives,
"the' thinking people of the coun
ty res 1 1 ro that the results accru
i lroi"from the --Jackson - Oounty
: . lUfAitlv -association mure than Jus
"lify the amount expended In
membership and subscriptions. For
" trie' program Is a constructive ono
"-MO promote and teach lieul'tli.
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niscasc costs tho county a great
deal of money.
Unlike most organizations of
the kind tlioro Is comparatively no
overhead or .excess expenditure.
All work Is grails and 'the wo
men - of - the-'-country- -wwrk-vmany
hours helping, in tho , dental, and
baby clinics and sewing for tho
sick and needy. t
Join tho Jackson County Health
association I, . ..
MISS SAYLES;
will use in all pastry baking
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
May 16-17-18
How you'll Iov6' 'tlic8o' new Monarch ranges hi YOUR kitchen. A buautifui electric',
the cleanest anil' eoolcct cooker in the world.. This is the. ideal tunc to buy a .
-Monarch, Wady, for summer cooking. Fine quality low. prices amazing
values. Exactly what you want at a price you want to pay.' 'FREE
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FREE PREMIUMS
witli every Mtmiircli Elec
tric l'linue'.solil tliis week
jvill be V'ivCn away Free
a G-pieeo Set ol table
silver and, a six piece
iilinuimiyi. o.ven set.
both valued at
if'J". FREE.
MONARCH ELECTRICS
$138
with Free Premiums
Other Monarch Electrics
as low as $117:00
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Dress Up Your Kitchen
COOKING SCHOOL
Lillian Irma Sayles, noted
Jiomc ' economist, will
demonstrate exactly
bow to cook a whole
diiVner, in , the V'S
'.'Monarch electric
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miss this!
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tl mnl nleasurc of 'usitur a modern range. Monarchs use all of the
heat for COOKIN'O, and they're so cool in the kitchen that you'
can keep a vase of flowers on top of the oven while you bake.
IJig cooking plates force heat upward against your pot or pan. -Separate
fuse for each switch insures unfailing performance.
The oven is rust proof, with broiler and toaster element, f;
automatic heat control and the Monarch vent. Extra .
plug for percolator or waffle iron. Beautiful enamel
finish., -
BUY NOW TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE
SCOTT WOOLF
FURNITURE STORE
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