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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1929)
iiiiujiujiMriviAiL, 'iuuhjjjii, Aiiumjuu, ui,'MU), vwiiu., ... ittzttt va(m 'mum L I IN SKELTON HOME AT FOOTS CREEK Chopped raw carrots, green pepper and celery? Spring Salad Suggntlon No. 10 ( o Ol at Once ij Ct T4e experience of : J . H7r Broj, in 'roasting coffee . proves that bulk t . ; roasting methods can never. " , - - approach their", ' patented, con tin- . Juous process of. -r roasting a few founds at a time - I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT! JVIayonnaise may separate .when. of every you make too much at a time. It gets ... coffee can out of your control. Coffee roasts un evenly if the quantity, is too large. Some is overdone some underdone. Hills Bros.-roast every coffee berry evenly because only a few pounds at a time pass through their roasters. This is Hills Bros.' exclusive, con- be sure, to tinuous process that controls the flavor -trade-mark HILLS BROS .COFFEE Fresh from the original vacuum pack. Easily opened with the key.-' OMM Best Painless Dentistry There Is No Economy in "cheap" dentistry! '. . QUALITY, counts' inore ' than price and anything " ' ..short of the BEST will ,. ' not be satisfactory when y it conies to dental work. "- My successful business in Medford is built upon QUALITY dentistry. Just ask 'any one of my many . clients . . they are my best advertisers. Dr. I. H. Gove Off let Phone 872-J Residence Phone 768-J 235 East Metn St. ) It- Oicsfon AVcatlicr T ' Oregon: , fair with fog on coast tonight and Saturday, moderately W$Qp6ur- 1. Usiiig Grasselli Lead in your calyx spray insures a positive and certain "kill" thug pre venting heavy second codling moth. S.UsineCraseelliLcadinsuresvour season's r. i 1 . pronts Dy a larger yieia full-color fruit that Use GRASSELLI Arsenate of Lead this year and "cash in" at top market prices. SGOBEL A DAY, Medford, Ore. THE GRASSELLI CHEMICAL' CO. Founded 1639 '. Cleveland, 0. pound. r No bulk-roasted ever taste like Hills Bros. All the appetizing' aroma a'nd full bodied flavor produced by Controlled Roasting, comes to you intact be cause Hills Bros: Coffee is packed in vacuum tins. ... Ask for Hills. Coffee by name and look for the Arab the (in every can. - idw' humidity- w'Uh temperatures above normut ,In interior. Gentle northerly winds on coast. Calif x Spmtj With LEAD and third broods of . 11 .1 J 3 oi ine ciean, sound, sells at a premium. FOOTS CKEKK, Ore., May 17. (Specinl) The Olrl Scouts enter-1 tulned the following guests at the home of their captnln. Mrs. R. U ! Skelton. Suturtliiy afternoon May i II. Mrs, John ItUes. Mrs. D. H. Ferry, Mrs. Karl Smith. Mrs. Jack! Itoso, Mis. Guy Hates. Mrs. Uoso j Ony. Mary Jane Gay, Mrs. AV. It. Lafb, Dorothy Umb, Mrs. Mar lon Unco and Mrs. Georgo W. Io nre. ; The Scouts present wero rarle Biles, Genoviovo Stunibo. Fran ces and Elizabeth Kerry, Mary Smith. Margaret Bates. VirslO Dye and Barbara Skelton. Games wer played after which delicious re freshments were served. "Mrs. Skelton is doing a wonderful work for our girls. Little Jimmlo Short nnd Lucile VIeux wern nil-day visitors nt tho si'hool Wednesday. " "" ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bates were' Med ford viHltorfl "'ednesdny. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Ijinee spent Sundny and Monday at Ash land with Mr. and Mrs. A. IX Helms. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. CSrlRffs enllcd' nt tho Guy Bates homo Tuesday evening. ' " 1 Mr. and Mrs. John';Dolo and Ted Dolft.were dinner, guertts of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bates Wednes day evening. ' O. J. Tarhell has had several head of sheep killed by dogs tho past week. - Clay Biles has ' returned from Portland whero ho has been re ceiving treatment for his hand, which was injured some time ago. John Dole purchased a fine cow from John Biles this week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Trance and daughter Ruth, of Gold Hill vis ited their parents, 'Mr. and, Mrs. Georg Trance -Tuesday evening. Violet Zimmerman of Prospect Is visiting her brothers, Earl and Noble Zimmerman, this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Dole nnd Ted Dole spent Tuesday evening with Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Woodcock. Mrs. Guy Bates called on Mrs. Karl Smith Wednesday nfternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Woodcock were pleasant' callers nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Dolo Friday evening. Ted Dole, Guy Bates nnd Veltle Biles attended the prizo fight nt 'Medford Monday evening. Mrs. Ross Putnam and littlo son, Leonard, wero callers at the 'Guy Bates homo Friday. Mrs: Georgp I-Aiico spent Mon day and Tuesday In Grnnts Pass on buslnops. . . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bates spent Thursday evening with Jim Neet 'liammcr on Kvans crook. ( Robert Taylor of Roguo River -Is iholplng tho Zimmorman Bros., JVMJ'thelr saw mill thlsvweek. ' ."'Mrs, Guy Bates called nt' th3 6hamulin homo on business Friday ovenlng. '' Lester Baling nnd nmlly spent Monday evening on Kvans Crook. They aro enjoying their new cnr. Fred Bates was brought homo from tho Grants Pass hospital Sat urday where ho was taken on Wednesday with a badly frac tured limb. Ho will be confined to his bed for two months. Mrs. Bates was with Mr. 'and Mrs. Georgo Trance, while her husband was In tho hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Laneo called at tho Kd Prefounlaln nnd Fred Bates homes Sunday even ing. ..Mrs. Margaret Lund of Seattle arrived Saturday for nn Indefi nite visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates, and to help caro for her father. - Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lanco called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bafs Monday evening, taking a fern, which tho Sunday school presented to Mr. Batos. iMp. and Mrs. Wahl nro spend ing tho week In Medford as guests of tholr son, Fred Wnhl and daughter.-Mrs. Maude Chnmplln. Millard Hull and Fred Graham have returned from a trip to Cali fornia and. aro glad to bo back on Foots creek again. Mr. and Mrs. Kd ' Profountarn wero Medford visitors Tuesday, : Miss Violet Zimmerman and Mrs. Georgo W. Lan co spent Thursday in. Medford visiting Miss Emma Gannya'w and attending the circus. ' Millard Hull and Fred Grnham attended tho circus in Medford Thursday.' ' . ADD TO PLANT IN EDEN PRECINCT (By Mary . Carry.) EDKN PBKCINCT, Ore., May 17 (Kpeelal.) II. C. High of Ash land has tho contract for tho new addition to the Ncwhry and Hons packing house being constructed at Phoenix. The old houso built a couple of years ago will be raised so as to bo two stories all tho way thru nnd the twenty-six foot addi tion will also ho the same height. This will give the fjrm one of the most modern packing plants in the valley. Mrs. Sulla Dean has been Indis posed with a cold tho past week but is better at this writing.. If anyone wmnts to find where the garden spot of the valley really Is, they should vlult the section between Phoenix ami the Experi ment Station near Talent. Thore are acres of all kinds of garden; especially of Interest is the fine acreage of head lettuce on the Kohlson nnd Hartley tructs, tit on crisp cold lettuce . nd, of course, French; Dressing made with Wesson OiL , " " French Dressing can be varied la so many interest ing ways that it gives n unusual piquancy and lift to the plainest sort of salad' - Two parts Wesson Oil, one part lemon juice or; vinegar, sail and pepper then, whatever yonr im agination suggests i for instance, mustard, ketchup, chopped pimientoes. Paprika, of coarse for color. There are so many possible variations all good that your French Dressing becomes your own in dividual creation. Snd for copy of Ui Vettea 00 rrdpe book. Then ere f(htej variation of Frcori) Drrwlng in il and one f ibeia an wire to ba new to yuu. Adilrr lit Wron Oil anil Snowdrift People, 113 Market Street, San Ft aocfoco, California, mutocs cabbage and potatoes oiv tho Schnclr, Stevens and Klsli, ptaccs, besides tho many smaller' tracts. ".' Mrs. Lena McOruw of Sacra mento' is In tho valley visiting her mother, Kirs. M. K. Hamlin unO her brother, Kd Hamlin. J' Mrs. Frank Smith of Anderson, Creek, was trading In Medford Wodnesdny nnd stopped , nt tho I'lant Farm for plants on her way homo. f : Miss Klcnora Lynch of Wagner Creek hccompanlcd by a gii-1 friend visited tho Plnnt Farm on business Tuesday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed llnmlln spent lust Sunday ut tho homo of Mch. Neil Frunklln in Medfoi-d and vis ited with Mr. and Mrs., Franklin nnd Mrs. Leta Furry- No Need to Add They're ! Honey-Sweetened DR. DAVIS'. : FAMILY USES THEM ' "We have uied Tru Honey Graham Crack. trt in our family, etpe daily for the children,, and I have - adviied (heir use by other. I consider them .very valuable . addition to the diet of growing childrenjconvaleicenti and the aged." R. C. DAVIS, M. D. ThiAed Bldg., Great Falls, Mont. Baked by TRU-BLU C. LncUwood of tho .AVhlto JngJPoultry farm' Is running his big' incubators full capacity. They, hotd about five thmtsand eggs and ho will set them about every five or six woeka all -summer. , Mr. Lot-kwood has sot sovernl thousand turkey eggs also for his customers. H. .M. Cilelm of Talent ns at tho Plant larm Wednesday, nnd in-; forms your correspondent . that they will havo a flno crop of Tus can cling ponchos and of walnuts, notwithstanding tho many frosts this spring. ' 6. P. "ftarnohurg hnd men out to 'the' ranch last -Huttday and had tho tflocU';of sheep sheared. They valuo tho clip . nt around eighty dollars. Besides they havo a ntcu littlo bunch .of lambs this spring. Mrs. Pashllne of Pacific Grovo, '"' ' Tomorrow morning treat Jrealcta4t dish Tru-Blu Honey Grahams in j milk. Ready to serve and a welcome change ' ' from the heavy foods of winter. ' Tru-Blu Money 1 are the ideal springtime breakf asl food. They satisfy, without overtaxing the digestive sys. " tem. Start you off for the day with a clear '' head; cheerful, peppy, refreshed. . Strength and muscle-building,. Non-fatten ing. A complete food, containing all the es sentials of weslcrn-grown whole wheat, i Pure honey sweetened. Baked clean; packed fresh; ORDER THE FAMILY, SIZE PACKAGE FROM YOUR GROCER '- j iT . . . f .1 nvr ' . . - t izjne or rne 1 famous Qrackers . , 'l - . BISCUIT CO.Spokane. Portland, Seattle Calif., visited with her slstor Mrs. Culver 'i Furry of Fast Eden last Monday and Tuesday,, and--"' then continued on her way toprtland to visit with her sister and brotnor. : Mrs. F. A.. Daughcrty of Edge- valo vot c h a r d entertained., the Thursday cluh .of Phoenix- at her . homo on May 1 uih and .the1 club members report a' roost' enjoyable tlmo.--' . ' -.-' wit. J Mr. and Mrs. Hardesty of Phoo uix were pleasant . callers at the Carey home last Tuesday evening. Tho many residents who. live on tho highway .south of phoenix ar beautifying; their grounds by put ting out an "abundance Of goranU urns, salvias, cannlas and othei flowering plants. All' of the places I have flno laws and are places of beauty during the' summer: - Sugar the family to a'new eiiany ; . : HU-BHL !
