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TALENT, Ore., May 31. (Spec
ial.) Next Wednesday afternoon
tlie Community club will give their
annual party to ail the old ladies
and all new residents of the town.
Any lady falling to receive an In
vitation for this party, this means
Is used to extend a cordial invi
tation to all such In the commun
ity. This will bo the last meeting
of the year, the next one to be tho
first Wednesday in September. A
program will be given and refresh
ments will be served. Come and
enjoy the afternoon.
Tho Orange "Do as you please"
party, which occurred Bat ur day
evA.ing' was well attended . and
everyone had an enjoyable even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Byron DeFord were
In Medford Monday afternoon at
tending the funerul of William M.
Kirkland. 0
Tho A. B. Adamson home on the
Pacific highway at Frederick was
reported sold the first of thtweek
to Mr. Brown from the Htate of
Iowa. Mr. Adamson is expected
to give possession the beginning of
( next week.
Mrs. Hazel Ferns of Ashland
spent Tuesday afternoon nt the
home of Mrs. Charley Long.
, Messrs. Will and Bert Hammond
fYom Colusa, Cat, left Monday,
After a week's visit .with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Simmons at Pumpkin
Center. Tho two men are brothers
oi Mrs. Simmons.
; The George Ross place east of
Bear creek Is reported to have been
sold recently to a company of Mod
ford men. The purchase price Is
said to be about $40,000.
i Frank Rose from Los Angeles,
who has been on a trip to Portland,
spent Tuesday visiting old friends
in Talent. He spent Monday with
the Oatman family in Medford.
. Professor and Mrs. Lesley P. Mil
ler nnd two daughters, Jijanlta and
WiMetta, attended Moroni Olson
company's play, which took place
nt the Normal school Monday night.
The Baptist church is giving a
picnic Saturday afternoon at the
forks of the road on Wagner creek.
cordial invitation is extended o
tho public to come nnd bring your
baskets and enjoy the afternoon.
The Girl Scouts, will meet this
nfternoon at the home of Mrs. K.
T. Newbry. A good attendance is
expected. - (
The Grange wll hold Its first
meeting of the month next Thurs
day evening nt the Community hall.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Strahan of
. Rogue River and Mr. and Mrs. Phil
I Strahnn of Medford spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Mathes,
Miss Elma Mason is spending
this week at the home of her aunt,
Airs.. Clarence Homes, in Ashland.
Lawrence Simmons and son and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Simmons from
Heatdsburg, Cal., spent Saturday
nnd Sunday at the home of his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sim
mons, at Pumpkin Center.
Mrs. Edythe Hayman spent Tues
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hayman in Medford.
Next Tuesday evening will he
'.'family night" at the Methodist
church. This is a sociaj meeting
for nil church members and their
friends.
Mrs. Clarence Mathes spent Tues
day at the home of her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strahan, nt
the Ala Vista orchard near Eagle
Point, Her mother, Mrs. E. R.
Strahan of Rogue River, was also
at the home of her son, having
heen called "there tho first of the
week by tho serious Illness of her!
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Stra-!
han.
k George Roots from Sacramento,
' Cal., visited Saturday at the Sim
mons home at Pumpkin Center.
. Tho Talent Rebekah clun will
meet next Frldny afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Chase Gardner.
Mrs. Elmer Kincald spent Wed
nesday afternoon In Medford shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Tho Woman's Home Missloary
noclety will meet next Thursday
nfternoon at the home of Mrs. Les
ter Newbry.
Mr. -and Mrs. H. L. Andrews of
Aftjdford spent Tuesday' evening at
the home of fclr. and Mrs. Wesley
Vogeli.
Frank Mnnness from Kirk, Ore.,
arrived Wednesday and spent Me
morial day with his sinter, Mrs. E.
M. LeamlngVind family. Mr. Man-
ness a timber cruiser for thei
government in Klamam county.
We are sorry to renort that Mrs.
Epperson was strlckSi with paral
ysis recently.
Adolph Rhodes from San Fran
cisco and his mother and sister
from Dunsmulr, Cal., called on
Marlon Tryer Wednesday after
noon. Mr. Rhodes Is a brother of
Mrs. Charley Chapman of Talent.
Wesley Vogeli was a business
Visitor In Awhlanrt Mondny.
Wayne Holdridge arrived from
Corvallls Thursduy noon by motor
ond will return Saturday for his
Palliation, which occurs next
. ..and Bill Templeton,
skipper,pilot,enqineer,
APTA1N Jajies GRiFFiTHShassteeredmany
flfc a hazardous course himself. But this fa
mous Northwest shipping man, yachts
man, Alaska trader ajid financier prefers to do
his land-going in his Cadillac limousine with
Templeton at the helm.
Bill Templeton has more to do, however, than
to drive through a Seattle park, to the office, or
down to the yacht harbor. He has the responsi
bility of keeping the Captain's car in perfect run
ning order. And knowing what thin oil can do to
a motor he has chosen one particular gasoline
the "dry" gas. He found that "wet" gasoline ran
down the cylinder walls, into the crankcase. Even'
though he changed oil frequently he always found
it thinned until he
started using Shell 400.
STILL MORE IMPORTANT
TO THOSE OF US WHO
MUST GET FULL VALUE
ND LONG LIFE FROM
OUR CARS
2.
Here is a typical example
of old crankcase oil after
"wet" gasoline was used.
Oil 54 gasoline ruined
long before it had run a
thousand miles
Shell 400 in the same car
would dilute your oil very
little. Perhaps 8 or S
in a full thousand miles
not enough to hurt its lu
bricant qualities
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Bill Templeton passes out a bit of advice
while his employer goes for a walk in
Volunteer Park. Here Bill has found a car
that runs quittt well on bread and butter
and mdkl
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Last year at the Seattle Yacht Club it
was "Commodore Griflitlis." And this;
beautiful yacht carried the Commodore's
flag. CaptatnGriffiths, never far from the
sea, makes yachting his principal hobby
It is now a well recog
nized fact that oil dilution
from "wet" gasoline is
one of the most serious
menaces to automobile
motors. Manufacturers
and dealers, lubrication
men and expert mechanics
are . constantly sending
out warnings.
And today there is no
need of using "wet" gaso-
.William Templeton is the "crew" of Captain James
Griffiths' "land yacht," a seven passenger Cadillac
limousine'. Templeton has stopped in front of the Cap
tain's home ,
line. Shell 400, the "dry" gas, exactly refined to
eliminate heavy "wet" petroleum f ractions, goes
completely vaporized into your motor. No con
densing droplets run down the cylinder walls. All
of it goes into power and mileage full value for
your gasoline money.
Yellow and red pumps identify Shell 400, the
"dry" gas. Thousands of convenient stations
sell it. !. '
SHE L L 4qO TAe'DRY'yas
New high-compression motors have no room for the hard carbon that cornea
from burned motor oil. It is important that you use an oil that forms no hard
carbon. Shell Motor Oil leaves only a little soft soot that blows easily away
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A beautiful painting of the old Trench sailing ship "La Trance"
Jiangs over the fireplace in the living room of Captain Griffiths?
home. It marks an older day in shipping but when the Captain
first became associated with the Alaska Transportation Cc,
schooners and cliipcrs and barkentines ruled the seas -
hersnl Immediately following gray
er meeting.
- Rev. Audley Brown, pastor.
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FOR NEWLY-WEDS
ARCHERY CLUB AT
TALENT TO MEET
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(Dy Mrs. Marion Tryer)
TALKNT. Ore., May 21. (Spe
cial. ) The Talent Archery club
will holds a muetlne Wednesday,
June t. at 7:30, for the purpose
of r.rRanlzing. All .hose wishins
to join are aked to be at tho Hib-
bard hall that evening Alter tne
WILLIAMS CREEK, May 31.
( Special) ifrs. Foxley and Mrs.
Wood will be hostess at a miscel
laneous shower to be given for Mr. . close ot the business meeting there
and Mrs. Azel Hlodgette next Wed-1 will be an hour or two of shooting.
nesdav; June 5, at the home 0r The "nort ",nce llH ,,eB,nn""-' on,H
Itllne uko has not been promoted
Mrs. wood. UH WIU) expcctMii on acCount of ill-
More than 60 friends and neigh-, lleK8 n the home of .Mr. Kdmun
bors crept stealthily up and awak- son, whose wife is Just now re
ened the choes of hill and vale In covering from a partial stroke ot
an old-fashioned charavarl Monday paralysis which has confined her
night for Mr. and Mrs. iiinugeite.
Old time Instruments, dynamite,
guns, bells and pans were used. A
delightful social hour was spent
by all. Refreshments of cookies,
fruit putinch and candy were
served. All departed at a late hour
wishing MT. and Mrs. Hlodgette
many years of happiness and pros
perity. Homer House had the misfortune
to gel his foot badly hurt while
working at K. Cougle's sawmill,
when a log rolled over It and bruis
ing It, il no bones were broken.
The doctor ordcrd him to slay off
of the foot for several days.
Week.
' Rnpitat rhiin'li,
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Mm. Ti.
Ji. Ktftich, superintendent,
; PiTUthing services at 1 1 a. m.
find 7:80 p. m.
Young people's meotlnK at 6:30
p. m.
Rihle mudy and prayer meeting
Tuesday evening.
j . Elder Kenton, pastor.
s
4 A MHIhmUhI rimrfh,
Ttundny srhool at 9:4.ri a m. les
(3v Newbry, .uier:ntenilHnt.
Preachine nervlre at 1 1 ft- m. and
8 p. m. This 1 ml.don Rynday.
- Kpwnrth leauue at 7 P. m. An
onjoyahle meeting for the V'K
Young people's prayer meeting
TVqrtneBday evening at 7:30.
Itegular prayer meotinir Thurt
tfay evening at ?:30. Choir U
to her bed. The wpoi't Ih one
whicii Bhould interent every per
son In Talent and surrounding
towntt, as there Ih no cleaner Hport
known. Teania will he formed to
compete with otherH nuttddi of
Huh territory. A lonH dlHtance
range will uIho be arranged for
outdoor Khooiing. Come and join
and enjoy this pleasant Hport this
bu inmer.
K. K. C'k. who has been spend
ing the pat week-end at his home,
returned to his work ut Doris Mon
day morning.
Air. and Mrs. Ed Boigo and
fan ny, who have been residing
with thflr nni'Pnlu Ttr nnd Mru
Cottage prayer meting was nem iMi-udden. moved lat S;ttuiday to
at the home of Mr. and Mr Tayp,,,,,,,, MrH. Hor(.e w.n bo
iui iiuitit-jr nun ' greatly mihfed In Talent, being In-
In so many brunr-hes of
It will be held at the home ot" Mr. ter(.Hted
and Mrs. lodd Leninion. aii are
ordinlly invited to attend tlienee
mcetinRs. 0
Rev. H. S. Stifle will preach
pf the Kenned v chapel Sunday,
June 2. Kev. Hhangle has many
friends n Williams creek, a? he
has come among us for many years
as evungeiist and presiding eider, daughter,
All are cordially Invite 1 to attend , AtartliMB
i anil linar him HundMV flirt In M I (imp 1 .i.V,
, her' as presiillng elder, he having
'been assigneiteto a differnt dis
itrict. Rirfarlns of east entrnnco high
way to Craer I-ake park now un
der way.
the different activities In the town.
Hhe wan an active worker In the
church and atk Its bntnehes, aUo
an earnest worker inrne Commu
nity club. We hope he will visit
town whenever possible.
Mrs. V. V. UeFord of Vnlle
Ylv. diKtrlct. itccompanleri by hei
Lee Wakefield
Calif., v,ho in
making her mother a visit, were
visi 1 1 n g with M r. Hy ro n tie Ko i d
and children Sunday.
,,,K 'in:,n and family, ac
comp.VSftert by Mr. and Mrs. 1'eriey
Wilkktnun and faintly of To,
motored to (Jlendale, Ore. Wednen
nay to spend Memorial f;iy if
rrosp.fi?'. bripht for ejlablish-jt''r motluT, returning Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. lUy i'uiunt twin
TVUnnm. Oi-p.. pnllfil nt. Ihn hump I
of M r. an d M rs. Everett Boone
Thursday. They were en route to
visit with relatives in California.
Mrs. Boone is a cousin of Mr. 1
1'oront. (
Nolan Montgomery arrived last
week-end to visit Mrs. Montgomery
and baby, who was called home on
account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Archie Edmunson.
Mr. Montgomery Is ona short va
cation, and will visit with rela
tives In Phoenix as well as Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Cochran
spent the week-end with their
parents, Mrs. Edythe Cochran nnd
Mrs. B. M. Learning, returning to
Klamath Falls Sunday evening.
Mr. Cochran is working for the
California Oregon Power company.
Riley Nyswarner, accompanied
by Mrs. Cliff tlarvln nnd daugh
ter, Virginia, and Mrs. Dud Ktend-
mun of Phoenix, who had been
spending tho past week at the
Nyswarner home In Chlloquin,
mlored over to Talent Saturday
evening. Mr. Nyswarner returned
to Chlloquin Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Sullenger.r Mrs.
Frnzler, Mrs. Charley Long, Mrs.
Lottie Purvis, Mrs. Milnnd Hur
nette, Mr. and Mrs. Euiy Purvis
were pome of the T"'" nerie
Hhopplng in Ashland Mondny aft
ernoon, Mrs. . Sylvia Stockwell from
Aberdeen, Wash., who has been
spending the past month with her
sister, Mrs. L. O. Penland, left last
Wednesday for California to visit
r"latlves. After her visit In Cull- j
fornia sire will continue her trip ,
to New York, visltng relatives en
route. She expects to return about j
September, and nfter ami n King i
her property In Aberdeen, she ex-
pects to leave for HomHulu, where!
she will make her home with hr
son. who Is In business there. Mrs. i
Stockwell lout hrr husband by '
death lust winter. j
Mr. and Mrs. Plrly Wfnkleman ;
nnd three children, Clara, Dorothy;
nnd Hobert, from Toll, un.d Mr. i
daughters, Helen and Alice, from
Ashland, spent Sundnv at the
home of A. Wlnkleman and family.
Additional equipment being In-
slalled at Newherg pulp mill which
will double capacity of plant.
Mafl Triburre ads are read by
20. una pnnnle every day. ' ' tf
and Mrs. Charley Pruhf nnd
mnt
gene
of uirplune latiory
Bev!mh7.bmooi,cnit!patdr Tk :
W NATUItE'3 RUKEDY toric-ht. Ti.ii
mflL '. vecUboremrdy will hava jom !
fccliny n&abrmornfnff. Yoi'llonjorfr',
thorough bowol action 'lihvut a mgn ot
iririnnor dtocuBfort. Oniy2tc
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Every day more golfers
beginners and veterans
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And no wonder . . .
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CITY MEAT MARKET
The Open Front Market
Frye3 Bacon IQp
Squares, per lb
BAKE J
Frye's Picnic 23 C
Hams, per lb. ........rf.y..rf.
Frye's Medium 23 C
Baconper lb . .
Saturday Money-Savers
Beef Roast, per pound ......25
Pork Roast, per pound ........25
Beefsteak, per pound 30
Spring Lamb, per pound 40
Fryers, per pound .........40
Rabbits, per pound ......30
121 N. Central Phone 324
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MUSICIANSHIP
MRS. E. E. GORE
Adults, High School Pupils, Children .
Sparta Bldg , Rooms 11-12 Phone 161
Conines df 12 ('Inss lessons for children 8 to 14 years
who hnvc never studied, begins June 10. 'V.
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