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1 Alak i, and Mr. Orvlllo fjenirler,
i LuIh Jean UenKliM', and . Mr. and
Mi-h. Fred Denler of Horuo River.
Miss (Jludya Sundry is visiting In
I'ortluml.
Miu. Vi'rn On was a tirantu
Push visitor W'edncsduy.
-- Mr. Hkidgcll of Spokane Ik in
OPERATE ON LEG
TABLE ROCK HAS
LARGE BALANCE
OF S. P.
MEDFOTIT) MAni-.TnTnTJNT?, ftfEDFOItT), PRECOX, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1020
L
' I Rogue; River at prenent in the in-
AnKfU's wc-ro Huyue Itlvcr visitors
... . ' i . ' Uho i'lt week.
' ' ! I,eo Ituselk of Cllomluk'. Ore
ROOUE KIVEIt, Ore.. May 24 i s repairing h truck to gu to work.
(Special.) Several men hnve been fOP e,j steiger.
called to Medium by the Dick j Mi. Tlnney was a Grants ras
Hichman trial. AiinmK them wero visitor Tuesday.
Dick Bwacker. Wullaco Le .Moine I mis. Held Carter, Xlelvln lVwIk
and C. I Molne. , land Charlotte Carter were Central
i uompaou nas oeen Point visitors Wednesday.
men io r" "c "" ".. i Hay Moore Has been receivinB
Delbert Witt, who has been very treatments for an Injured hand and
111 wim lypnom lever, is improv- , ls unable to work at present. 1
Ins; rapidly and able to be about civiii Baker and family have j
again. i returned for a few days from Mr. :
A picnic uinner was neiu hunuay Baker's place near Klamath.. Mr.,
at LHhia park in Ashland in Honor
of the birthday of Mrs. W. J.
Dengler. Those present were M r.
and Mrs'. A. A. Mathea, Mrs. W. J.
, Dengler of Grants Pass, Mr. and
Airs. u. Ai. i ampoeu or roruana
Baker has purchased the cow be
longing to Mi'H. Tinney and is go
ing to take her back to his ranch.
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LA GRANDE Plana proposed
for organizing Union County Co-
Mrs. George Kahrnus of Wrangell, operative Creamery association.
So that all may enjoy
healthful vegetables
Cook with sugar in only a little water
A GROUlf of cooking experts recently made
extensive tests in New York on the correct
way of cooking vegetables. They made a dis
' covery so simple and yet so far-reaching that
every -woman interested in good foods should
know about it.
. The vegetables were cooked in various
'Vays. The various dishes were numbered.
vThen the experts tested them and voted. In
every case the vegetables prepared with sugar
and little water won unanimously. .
Try,' for example, this delicious Corn Pudding. Use either
fresh or canned corn. To 2 cups of corn add 1 canned pimiento
and 1 small green pepper shredded coarsely, small grated
onion, 2 well-beaten egg:"., 2 level tablespoons of sugar, 1 teaspoon
of salt, Vt, teaspoon of pepper and paprika, 2 tablespoons of flour,
1 teaspoon of baking powder and 1 cup of milk. Mix 'all ingre
dients together, add 2 teaspoons of melted butter. Drain into a
well-buttered casserole and bake half an hour. Then remove
cover and delicately brown., ' ,
Try this new discover every time you cook a vegetable. Note
how much more both children and adults like vegetables cook;"
in this way because the added sugar develops and bring-, out all '
the natural, tasteful flavors of the foods. Sugar restores the flavor
of freshness to vegetables that are wilted and to canned vege
tables. Add a "dash or more of sugar, depending on quantity,
when cooking peas, lima beans, string beans, corn, carrots, tests,
parsnips, sweet potatoes, squash, onion3 and tomatoes Good
food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute.
(By Mary O. Carey) i
EDEN PRECINCT. Ore.. May 24. j
(Special) We are very sorry to ,
announce ' that S. P. hunter of I
Phoenix le in a precarious conll-
tlon at the Swedenburg hospital in
Ashland, where he underwent an
operation on the bone of one of
his legs. ' It will likely take some
time to determine as to whether It
will hold the infection. Mr. Hun
ter Buffered Intense pain for sev
eral days before he decided to un
dergo the operation. '
. Mr. and Mi's. Fay ot Kings high
way were pleasant callers Monday
eveninc.
- The many friends ot Donna
Graffes will be pleased to learn
that she has returned from her
winter's stay at Stockton, Cal., with
her adopted daughter, Mrs. John
Hlldegrand. John Hildobrand and
wife and children came up with.
Mis. Graffes and will help his fa
ther and mother in their prepara
tions to move.
Mrs. John Rice of Rich spent the
latter part of the last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Allen.
Noah Chandler cut the first al
falfa hay in this part of the valley
last Tuesday. He cut for Mr. Dopp,
Mr. Parker and C. Carey.
Dr. and Mrs. Susie Staunard are
domiciled in Phoenix and arc al
ready very busy. .
on nis
TAIII.K ROCK. Ore.. May 24.-
ISpeclal) Ceunty School Super
intendent Mrs. Carter visited the
local school Tuesday and left
new certificate of standardization.
Since the bank Inn projoct was
taken up in the Table Rock
school the upper grades havo
banked JT8.73, and the lower
tirades Ills 23. or the total of
$196.96, which seems to be
remarkable showing, considering
the short time it has been in er
feet. r
AbGut 20 members of the Table
Itoek Sunday school attended the
young people's ..meeting at Sams
valley Sunday evening,
Many from here are' planning
to attend the graduating exercises
Friday nlKht at Centrnl Point.
Among the members of the class
are two from this district, Miss
Jesse Searbrooke and Miss Flora
Collins
At the meeting of the commu
nity club lost Friday night it
wns decided to arrange a commu
nity exhibit at the Jackson county
fair next fall.
Orchardlsts here are finishing
with the putting on of the Calex
spray.
Corn planting has been com
pleted and the cultivating process
has begun.
At the regulnr meeting of the
Rams Valley grange last Saturday
night, the members listened to an
Interesting and instructive talk
feature long profit malts.
Where a dealer pushes
Puritan Malt, he be
lieves in giving the
best at a fair price.
j(J(j(
all quality because it's all barley
Uk ninirn.r.n nut hoif
place adjoining the Carey place j on Irrigation and dralnnKe.
last Tuesday. He was about out
of hay for his dairy herd.
W. G. K-nlps of the Jacksonville
road bought tomato plants from the
Carey plant farm Tuesday.
Andrew Stevens and tioDeri
Steadman went down to Corvallls
last Sunday and returned Thurs
day of this week.
Mrs. Edith Thompson is having
a new residence built on her por
tion of the Fish estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Muse caine up
from Chico, Cal., last week and
paid Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Fish a short
visit and returned to their home
last Friday.
Mr. Schnelr has out about 10.000
cabbage plants for use by the ting
ley Canning company at Ashand
when they mature.
"Mrs. Roy Caster of East Eden
spent last Saturday at Eagle Point
visiting relatives.
Mrs. 1-reta Furry Is spending a
few days at her home visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamlin.
Mrs. Uoyd Colver of Phoenix had
the misfortune last Monday to get
her hand caught lu the electric
wringer and sustained a badly
crushed finger up to the first joint.
Mrs. Pettus ot Chlco, Cal., came
hack to Phoenix last Saturday on
a business visit. '
:
Glen and Claude Wilson and
Alvin Hamilton expect to leave
soon for Kansns, whero they will
spend the summer helping with
the harvest.
The hav harvest Is In full swing
on the Morris and Pendleton
ranches.
The Bob while nuall are much
more numerous in tills section this
spring than usual.
U J. Freeman of the Freeman
Implement company of Central
Point delivered a new mower to
one of our farmers Wednesday
Mrs. Burton and . four , daugh
ters, formerly of KUReno, but now
ot Medford and Miss Eva Ncalon
wore among those who enjoyed a
picnic dinner last Sunday on the
river bank south of tho Ncalon
ranch
The four Burton sisters belong
to tho wall known Burton musical
organization. "".
The salt pool of the Rams Val
ley granges has been closed and
the salt ordered from the farmers'
co-operative exchange.
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STATE OFFICIAL AT
TALENT TO INSPECT
.For Deliciousnessj
Honey
Gsralhiamms
rival cakethat's
why healthy boys
and girls husky
appetites crave
Tru-Blu Grahams
(By Mrs. Marion Trycr.)
TALENT, Ore., May 24. (Spec
ial.) State Sanitary Engineer
Green from Salem was In Talent
Tuesday morning examining the
sanitary conditions of -Talent.
While the town authorities thing it
1b much better to wait until 1932
until the water bonds can liu lifted.
I and a new bond Issue voted on.
there are three long years for a
j typhoid or some other deadly epl-
denmlc to visit Talent, which would
probably cost the town a great deal
more than the Installing of a sewer
system would amount to.
Arthur Earl and his mother
from Magdalena. N. M., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Parks.
Mr. Earl and his mother are llv
InK at tho camp ground whlre look-
in garound for a location. Tticy
wish to locate In the Rogue Klver
valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyton, who have
spent the past two months at the
Manning camp ground, have rented
a place at Phoenix and will open
up a fruit and vegetable stand In
that town. Mr. Lyton has been em
ployed on the section here, to fill
the place of Claud Jones, who re.
ccntly resigned. Mrs. Lyton will
take care ot the fruit stand.
. J'.ti.hi'Scheld'eCB'o 'has' "purchased
some silvor foxes from Geo. Flint
of the Paramount fur farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hnynes
have as their house guest Mr. Itllcy
of T.oh Angeles.
Wm. Staub of Klamath Falls Is
vlsltini; at the homo ot II. W.
Wrlcht. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Matney and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Welmcr of Apple-
Kate, also Mr. and Mrs. 13ccknell
of Marysvllle, Ca.. are guests at
the homes of O. Wolmer and B
Moultcn. -
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Charley of
Klamath Falls are guests of their
mother, Mrs. Tmogene Charley.
Mr. Kerry, Mr. Ray and Mr. JIol
lnquist, All of Yakima, Wash., are
spending a few days at the Gibson
ranch. .
MISS FOLTZ DECAYS
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
Spokane, Portland, Seattle
Ban tUt Church.
Sunday school nt 10 a. m. Mrs.
II. N. French, nunerintendent.
Preaching service at 1 i a. m. by
the paslor.-
The rites of baplium in commem
oration of the death, burial and
resurrection of the Lord Jesus
Christ, will be administered lm
mediately following the morning
service. '
Young people's meeting at 6:30
p. m.
Hpoclal music by Miss KUzabcth
Higifins.
Choir rehearsal at '(he church
IHble study and prayer meeting
every Tuesday evening at 7:30.
All are cordially welcomed to at
tend theue services.
Elder Jack Kenton, Pastor
MriJHMllHt Church.
Sunday school at 9:46. Lester
Xewbry. superintendent.
Preachlnii service at 11a. m. and
8 p. m., by the pantor.
Epworth ,leajtue t T p. m. An
interesting and helpful service for
tho young people.
Younr , people's prayer meeting
Wednesday evening tU 7:30.
KcRUlar prayer meeting . Thurs
day evening at 7:30. Choir prne-
! lit-e immediately following.
j Ilev. Audley Itrown. Pastor.
IBIuft Mountain creamery of La
Orande now producing more than
half-million pounds of butter per
year.
KPOKANB, Wash.. May 24, W)
MIhs Edith Foltz's attempt to brcs
the women's solo non-stop endur
ance record hero-will be delayed at
lea-st a week while a new engine li
Instatlod Tn nor phine. ft appeared
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BAKING
POWDER
ounces
Z) for J5C
Mors thin pound ud hall
for a qutrtcr
Same
Price
9 for over
38.
years
GUARANTEED PURE
Millions cf pounds used
by me government
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mfSss- mil y7
If you had
nS,t)0"Yons
of your Good
ream sauce
wouldrtt you do it a
jitile at a. Time.
Making cream sauce in large quantities and
roasting coffee in bulk present similar dif
ficulties. The cream sauce becomes lumpy
and the coffee roasts unevenly.
Hills Bros, roast every pound of their
coffee evenly because, by a continuous proc
; ess, only a few pounds at a time pass through
'the roasters. The de
velopment of the fla
vor is perfectly con-,
trolled. Uniform
strength and richness are assured. You enjoy
this goodness in every cup.
This exact process is Hills Bros.' exclu
sively. Naturally the flavor it produces is
not found in any other coffee. No wonder
that coffee-lovers everywhere drink Hills Bros.
Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. All
the appetizing aroma and satisfying flavor
come to you intact. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee
by name and look for the Arab, the trade
mark, on the can. , -
HILLS BROS COFFKE
Fresh from the original ( ! '.
vacuum pack. Easily .'. 't , ' . , , ... ;
opened with the key. ,
Cim
CX Tie unvarying,
'flavor of Wills ; .
Bros Coffee is con
trolled the same
' way only a few
pounds are roasted
at a time by a .
" continuous process
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Miss Foltz, it nntlvp of Portland, i Hiinonncpn tnnt ti-m iiirhih wmiiiwohk.
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Ham ... nothing like it to
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values ... a rich, decisive, mild flavor that's assured because Frye's,
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Frye's "Wild Rose" Brand Lard hat that tame delightful freshness.
Use it where your recipe calls for shortening and notice the
improvement over substitutes. . ' .
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