PJGE TWO
' MEDFORD MSn; TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiONT. TUESDAY. MAY 21, 1929.-
Nevj Notes of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
. Given by Official Reporters
( Wbat-Fainous Users Say About Richfield N
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3N- """"l SHE THOUGHT! x
' Y,; 1 5,s5i7 . "I'll never invite you again"
0- " i . Ytt. to be petite, ' '''
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' SHE SAID: "
it's nice to have you here.Ruih"
arming
-yet
Ruth
is so unwelcome
. oi it be "B.O."?
"tdid enjoy Alice Cole's bridge"
1 Ruth was thinking some
weeks later. "But she s never
asked me again.
"Same old story people like
me at first but quickly lose
interest."
Then Ruth began to suspect
the trouble. Read what she
learned about "B. O."
"I'd never believe a person
could be guilty of body odor
end net knew it except that it
happened to me.
' '"B. O.' fools us like that,
my doctor explained, because
we become insensitive to famil
iar odors. But even on cool days
(Btdy Odtr)
the pores give off as much as a
quart of odor-causing waste.
"Now, thanks to Lifebuoy,
I never worry about offending.
Its wonderful antiseptic lather
is so purifying, you feel 'like a
million dollars' after a Lifebuoy
bath. Lifebuoy even removes
cigarette odors from the hands,
my brother says." ' '
For healthier skim, too .
"I think Lifebuoy's a marvel
ous complexion soap, too. And
it safeguards usall against germs.
You can tell Lifebuoy purifies
from its pleasant, extra-cltan
scent that vanishes as you rinse."
Liv Baot. Co., Cmtbriiii, Man.
Tlio liewum Iearnl . : :.
lijr Ootle '
When I wax still a youngster
At my mother'a knee; "
She taught me many leKsons,
A good man I muit nel-ri..'1
My mother was a Chrltlan
An mothers all were then:
It wan her God-given duty
To. raise God fearing men. ,
She Bald thnt T must never
The penalty waft nhamt ' :
Take advantage of another.
! No, not for any gain.
1 1 mutt not-value earthly goods
Ahove a conscience clear;
And I must hold my honor
Above all things, most dear.
And now I've grown to manhood.
Mother's teachings nre my guide;
I will not harm my neighbor.
Nor will I him deride.
I'd suffer great privation
K'er I'd cause my neighbor grief;
If I'd profit by lilH failure
I'd think I was a thief.
I've had life's great experiences,
Hoth the bitter and the sweet;
Hut I've ne'er forgot the -lessons -I
learned at mother's' ieet. .
I've had some great misfortunes
And grief has luid me low;
Hut I've never harmed another; -Alotber
would have It so..
Lifebuoy
HEALTH SOAP
stops body odor
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First National brings to you
every advantage, of a eomiee
lion with Hie strongest 1"man
cial organization in the world.
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
(rang Program for Week
Kagle Point, Tuesday, .May
21. p. m.
Ijike Crook, Thursday, May
23, 8 p. mv
.Jacksonville, Friday, May
24, 7:30 p. m.
Pomona, ' Central Point,
Raturday, May 25, 8 p. m.
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(feet your health, your happiness.)
(your prosperity, and especially will j
'it affect the' future of your chfl-j
uren, ... ... . .
' "It Is allrtght to be concerned
about the earthquake in : Japan: '
about the famine In Russia, or the '
; underfed children in Austria and'
Germany, but It in more important ;
i that you he concerned about the '
I Hick or unfortunate family in your '
j community, or the under-nourish-
d children near home, the luck of ;
educational opportunities of ' the
ipoor family that -ban just moved 1
; into a remote corner of the town- !
!shlp. ' ' - . ' r - - --f !
j 'The grange should enlarge the
; vision and expand the imagination
; of Its membership, nnd It Ik proper 1
I and right that Rome times ut j
1 grunge we discuss the probability I
I of Mars being Inhabited, or whe- j
ther or not there may be canals on i
the moon; but It Is more Important
that the grange take steps to lm
j prove' a piece of roadway In the
(community; to beautify ' tlie
(grounds or put a new fence around
Whe old cemetery; discuss ways and
TiieunH of Improving church atten
dance, strengthening Sunday
school work and supporting the
parent-teacher movement,
j .-The grange that Ih Htudylng Its
own community problems, ' that is
Alert to the social and educational ',
and financial and moral values of 1
ItH community,' will not require!
-some community club or some al
together meeting or ' any group
'composed of a' number' of local
agencies, to help" work out its
prnhlems or solve Its difficulties,
hecuuse they have been a part of
the daily life and work of the
organization. " ' .
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READS REPORT TO
0. A. R.
., .. ..Jonuiiia Grnnrc
y Pomona, mp'rnhors 'should not
forget the siteciul railed nieeting tt
Im held in Ontral 1'nint rti Satur
day evening. May 2fi, at 8 p. m. I-
This meeting has heen called to j
vote on some resolutions which are ASHLAND, May 21. (Special)
to go to the state Orange. These .Mount, Ashland Chapters of the
resolutions are Important and the j Daughters of the American Itevo
memliers should, he Interested Ih lutlon met on Friday afternoon
hearing the discussion of them. - at the home of Mrs J. P. Dodge
This is not the meeting at which at 000 on the Boulevard. The
the fifth degree will he conferred, afternoon was filled with the usual
The degree work will lie put on at .business of tho chapter. .The re
Kogue River, ut the evening ses- j gent. Mrs. Jennie 'Gilbert, pro
Won of the regular business meet- sided over the business hour. Mrs.
Ing in July. ;
In my opinion, Richfield Qasoline and Richlube Motor
Oil is the ideal combination for every car. It is a com
. .. j. bination that will give greatest efficiency in the opera
tion of the car, both from the standpoint of power,
speed and dependability as well as in economy of
operation. I have used them exclusively for many years
in racing motors and in my own private cars and can
conscientiously recommend them to every motorist as the
finest products of their kind that are made.
KagUi u.iit Grange
Kagle Point Vlrunge 'meits to
night, Tuesday, at 8 o'clock.
There will he a short business
session at which the building plans
committee will present other plans
'modifications of the previous
plans.
The home economics committee
will have charge of the program.
The program promises to he
unique und Interesting. ' Refresh
ments will be served in connection
with the program.
Aftor the program the evening
will be turned ove,r to tho young
people of the grunge.
Visitors always welcome,
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v Everything In Lumber and Building Material '
Dlitrlbutora for Johnt Mnnvlll Rooflngi"
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cabinet!, Window, Door, Screen, Etc
The Old Reliable Eetbllhed In 19M
When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone ISt.
We can be of real service to you.
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Kagle 1'nint .liivcnlh' Orntigo ,;
The .juvenile' met 'oh Hnturday
In regular business sossion nnd
aftur the close spent an hour in
practice. 'There was a good atten
dance.' ; ; ' ' .
There will bo no Juvenile next
Haturday. The next meeting will
p on Saturday, June 1st at 2:30
p. m. ...... , .
The Juveniles are all urged to
be present ut I hat meeting. ;
ill take
your, car,
IO parking troubles exist at The f anx.
The doorman takes your car when you
arrive and place it in a garage connected with
the Hotel. Just hand him your key as you Ieav
the car that's all. Located in the heart of ths
City near everything. .
qheMANX HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO !
The Oi-ango and 4 ho rnmmuiitly,
. (liy icrtriido Hank)
. Wo bellevw We 'can my without
lunger of. being contraillcted, that
there is no ofganixittioti, or ever
has t)H're heen. thnt has proven of
such Inestimable value td rural j
communities: as has -the grange. -
The Homge Is eKsenttnlly u rural
cominunliy . orRanlxalton, 'ulthoiigh
It is state and nation wide. Altho
many questions of state a tut na
tional importance have had their
Inception In the s W h o r d I n a t e
grange.' yet it has Its greatest no
tlvlties In community work.
All the world Is organised In a
commercial way, but all the world
'is not prganlced in a social way.
Possibly the grange lend In social
orgunirntlon. for the grunge defin
itely places a moral responsibility
on Its members to work for the
interests nf Ihe comAiuntty in gen
eral, and the people tn It In partic
ular; to work together, each for
the good of all.
The grange was organised, not
only to work for the financial In
terests of the, farmer, but for their
social (moral and educational) In-
te rents. And Is It not a fact thnt
our moral and Intellectual self is
our real self? What Aye have on
our backs or tn tho hank can easily
slip nway, but what we huve in
our minds nnd hearts no man ran
take from us. '
And to Ihe lecturer In particular,
but to all in general, is assigned
the task to "develop and direct to
greater usefulness, the latent abil
ities of our members.'
(Jorilon MacCracken read an in
teresting report of the lust session j
nf the Continental congress at
Washington, D. C. Mrs. Grace E.
Andrews also made an interesting
talk In regard fo having some pro
vision made for securing more
data In resard to Revolutionary
ancestors of a number of possi
blft, candidates fori membership
Tho' 'Chapter voted to have four
pictures, framed for presentation
to the four public school buildings
of the city. The pictures are
handsome reproductions of a
painting of "Old Ironsides," a ves
sel, that has a history frought
with historic interests.- , -
At the close of a very pleasant
soclnl hour, the hostess served tea
and cakes from the dining tablel
Which was attractively decorated
with California poppies and light
ed with .. yellow candles. Mrs.
Jennie Gilbert, regent of the chap
tor" poured.- . Ar largo attendance
of members was present to .enjoy
the? very .pleasant afternoon. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs.-II, C.
?Gnley and Mrs. Carl Murphy.
'Mrs , Nellie L,oomis who has
been spending the winter in south
ern California, is expected to ar
rive In Ashland early In the week.
Mrs. I.Qomls will be accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
King. -i
Miss Frances Shroeder, teacher
In the Ashland high school, left
Friday noon for a week-end visit
to her home at- Eugene.
Mrs. 1-ottie Hash on Fifth street
has returned to her'-home after
spending a- week visiting In Hose
burgi Mr,, and .Mrs. Gln Hale and
their two children have arrived
from Chiloiinln, Klamath County.
where Mr. Hale Is principal of the
public schools. M r. 1 lale Is n
graduate of the Southern Oregon
State Normal.
W. H. McNnir has been spend
ing a few days in San Francisco
where , he 'was in attendance at
the Hexall convention.
W. A. Mrown, clerk In the new:
Ashland hotel, has rosigned his
position to accept a position with
the Californln-Oregon Power com.
pnny at Itoseburg. Mr. Bond has
heen employed In the hotel for tho
past six and a half months
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Harry Miller is credited with
many of the great improve
ments in engine design of the
past decade. ..the builder of
automobile, hydroplane and
aviation motors that hold many '
of the world's existing records
for speed and endurance. His
endorsement is the highest rec
ommendation that any motor
product can possibly have.
Richfield products are also used
ind endorsed by many other-
famous pilots and designers, in
cluding Fred Duesenberg, An
thony Fokker, Art Goebet, Al
lan Loughead, Harry Hartz.Cap
tain Wilkins and Ralph Snoddy
. . . men whose achievements
are internationally recognized.
Richfield really is better! Its
qualities.. .proved in grueling
competitive' events. ..are the
same qualities you need in your
own motor car.. .power, speed,
mileage and dependability.
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H CE ELID
counties, previously crcnted by against the nematode evil will rates signed by a member of the
proclamation of the governor were ! he nfforded by quarantine restrtc-, state hoard of horticulture show-'
abolished hy n new proclamation.; tiorm. Under the quarantine order f jng that lthe plants or seeds are;
This was at the request of the ull strawberry plants or , clover rree from the pest. j
state board of horticulture. In seed shipped or sold in Oregon '
nl,.( ,,f control areas protection will be accompanied by certlfl-' Hallroad will soon bccompletedi
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Quarts; Vallev. less than .10
miles from Lakeview. in. order to
ship timher from that territory tn
Klamath Falls.
rUi-tflert ndvertlslng gets result.
NEMMODEQUARANTINE
ORDER PROMULGATED
SA1EM. Ore., May 21. (ff)
Nematode control areas In Yam
hill. Clticknnm nnd Washington
F.i tract from AdilreM of Nntlonnl
MusttM Tabor
No grango can live through the
years and hold Its membership un
less It Is vltu.ly interested Hi tb
local problems of the community.
The grange that Is not concerned
abont its own lncnllty, thnt is not
real force for Improving the
roads, churches, parks, drains.
schools nnd other affairs thnt
vitally nffect the welfare and
health nf the community. Is not a
grange that In going to hold a
membership of the right kind thru
a long period of years.
'Home-loving men and women,
nnd especially the latter, have a
real . desire to Improve their sur
roundings; to add to the beauty,
attractions ami prosperity of the
place they hll home,- Home today
is more than four walls: It Is more
than an ltd acre farm: It In the
community in which your life's lot
Safest Way to
Stop Pain '
It ts not necessary to take heart-de
pranking drugs or dope of ny kind to'
rellsve nerv torture cauwed by neu
ritis, neuralgia, sciatka or rheuma
tism. Just apply Tymuol over the part
that hurts and see how quickly you
Will be fre from discuiufurt. ; , i
Tysmot Is a soothing, healing absor
bent that goes im through the ports '
nil drives out Inflammation which has
settled In th nerves. The minute you
rub It on you can feel It beginning to
relieve. Pains and aches soon stop,
contest ton Is removed, and soreneis
and Inflammation gradually dump pear.
Although TysmW Is put tip Mpa
dally tor nerva pain and Inflammation.
sunVrers have found It equally good
fy taking the misery out of stin.
swollen or aching )o1nts. Also tine for
Urn b'k s n 4 mu muiIs r eoren ens.
leMnt, harmless, anr to us. Mold
by tsadJiif drumiUta, Always on band
at
Ii satisfies our mos
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'We have found that M-J-B satisfies our most
fastidious patrons and is universally popular."
Manager Hotel Del Monte
Many people find that with M'J'B, the full-flavored
blend, they use slightly less coffee. Whether you make
it strong, mild or medium M-J-B has the' matchless
coffee flavor that only this rich blend can give.
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" M'J'B is vacuum-sealed in the new improved friction
top key-cans by M'J'B's own patented process. Ask for
M'J'B coffee at your grocery. Look for the letters on
each can.
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Hotel Del Monte one of California's Famous ResorU
Is cast, That community will af -1
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