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PAOE TTTRTCTC
AMERICAN SURGEONS HONORED
IE OF DONALD
ALFALFA READY MRS. STEVENS AT
BY FOOD EXPERT LONG OF TALENT
AT TABLE ROCK ROGUE R. K
KITCHEN MAGIC
KATHERiNE CORUM
10 BE EXPLAINED
'J
"YHIowpcI m:it)ii.il pnim,,,,
niuuml. will, li.s all im-lv
nruwiiPil!"
Sounds liiit, a bit of dWiciuus
jiiaKic, dOHsirt ii; -,t the av in
nrown the lips of ihuse potatoes
tomther wilh uthcr ainuzini; tliinss
that you have never heard of. will 1
lie lold you quite (asuallv and un
iMently next weelj when Miss War
ner, through the coiirit'Kv of the
Southern OwKun flus coruoratinii
and Ihe Mail Tiibuti.., conduc ts -i ,
I'nokillK (nurse.
To .Miss Warner cnnkiiiK isn't
merely a pari of every day's task! !
To her it Is un art which' she. has
uludlcd and wilh which she has ex- ;
Iierlmenled until ordinary foods up-1
pear under her lalenied finRers in
almost unrccouni.able shapes and '
ways, ami women wonder why they .
had never thought of Ihose t'hinus. 1
Miss Warner will show you how
to prepare everythiuK lor the lam- :
ily dinner or luncheon from the
bread to the dessert, and will show
you in such a way that it will not
he out of reach either of your
purse or your time table. In tact,
according to information available
concerniiiK Miss Warner, she be
lieves very decidedly in savinc as i
many steps as possible. In elinii- !
iiutinK as much work us is practl-;
cable, mill In iiMhk as lew utensils I
as is consistent with mind cook-'
Intr. 1
The first class she will conduci ;
will he on next Tuesday afternoon i
al 2 o'clock iu the children's play
Kioiiuds. Arrange to attend. '
T.M.HNT, tire,. .uK, J, tspe
lall The many friends of l)en
"hl li. l.coiK vi,, so, ,,i-is.-il li
bain ,f bis iiiurnaKe Saturday
'V.-niim. AUK,,,, ;i, , .liss K.itli
erlne I'l.ium. well known vuun.'
lady ..f M..,!f,,r,,
Their frien.l.-, fi,,i til tt Talent.
h-re Donald has lived the past
nine years, and M.di.o.l K.iv
Ibeni a tie,,, line old fasbi,ioe.i
charivari .Monday iiiKht. then
loaded tiicni int.i a trailer fasten-
' Ihe l,ae; of a car. all
lolloWe,!. ,y ,-,.Cessiuil of " 'l
eats proceeded on a joy ride
Ihrniifch Talent ami Ashland, it
lurninir by Suncrest orchard.
The younij euuiile have the
best wishes of their many friend.
in Talent ami Med lord.
Jimmy Valentine Busy
I'OKTLANl), Ore., Auk. H. -(Pi
aii expert. ySB wilh u Jimmy Val
I'r iiml Mrs. W, a. Uiiiley :ind
f.tmily left lust Saturday for their
home m 1 j i ii tit Ji. .,t inn., .ili' .i
months visit nt Uuir much mi
,iMtTN.n ii-ck. ii,;n- Tiil.-ut.
.Mmris Thompson, who nn'l with
a rimis an iilt-ut near T.ili-nt las.
Saturday alKrnuon is .so far n
rovtrcil thai he is able to ko to
Sa.'iatiu'iiio to visit his uiifU',
Jot- Spitzer ;iml MisH Altiv lln't
muinn-d t,, Iii:imoml l;.l;e. ami
(.'ratt-r l;ik mititii; hv Kkunath
K:ill
I. S. S.ifz r ami .1 s. I Vitwrnrd
li ft Thursday moruinfj Tor a two
days fishing tiii in ityati prairie.
Airs. .Mary limlcnn, who haw
u-i-n ii Kih.-:I 01' Urn odd Fellows
hum.- at I'mtliiiul for th.- pas'.
y;ir. Is snemlins a umntir visit -inur
f ri-inls in Talent.
-Mrs. Louise l:iirm-lt, wlm h:ts
lii'rlt niakiiii; her homnm witli lnv
; A 1?4 mmi imp
Auk
nop
, TAI'.t.K KK'K.
t'lal) Tho thiril
is cruwinn rupMly tr
pi'i-fin iniiifatiims will
to put up by tho nmltll'1
KiUH'R Of'., Aur. !.--
!). iSpi-; .v shower was jiiven Sumlay aftcr
t' all'iiiia noon for Mrs. Kloytl Stcvnis, at
iiml from: urn homo of Mrs. Urownic :an
ht r-'ailv1 , i. M.inv ni'i'tiv ami u.-i-tul uifi
nt t were in cvitloiuo. Tlioso prosent
Wcfl;, . wii Mrs. (Hen Xuive, Mrs. John
The uuality of hay is extra Anne. Miss Iteipiia Miiton, Mis
ooii. heitm of fine straw ami fr.-.- Ki,.reme Wliiie. Miss Neva 'VoM.
from w-ls or pent of any kitnl. Mrs. August Sulherlin. Mrs. Shir
As there is no alfalfa weevil in ' ley hillinger. Misses l-'lorenee an.l
this s.vtion, hay" crowers should i.aVelh- Taylor. Mrs. tlarfiehl
use every proeauiion to keep it us. Miss Kreila Laws, Mrs. Hen
out. Iti order to do this wamms. ry Madley Miss Opal liadley. Mrs.
or trui-ks whieh luive ht-en work-1 ;;tdtey. Mis. Ilrownie l.ant-;er ;in.l
Inn in the inlested pari of the Mr. Floyd Stevens. ,
valley should not Ik permitted j 1 iel'resineuts were served hy Mis.
to load hay here Wit hout K"iliri I 1 ia imerl . consist hit; of iee ereatu
thnutnh Home form of Ihoi ui;h ( ad wafers.
inspection. ! Mis. Huh Oriinmett anil launh-
The Kd Wilson fiimlly werejier I'.velyn were over from iirim
Week end visitors Ut Cresietll i'ity t melt's eitmp Monday. They re
ii ml report thf roads in exeelhn: 1 i urmd Tuesday morning, aeeom
condiiion. panied hy Miss l-'reda Laws.
V. M. 1'etidleton a ml K V. I Mr ami Mrs. Dillon and rtaufth
Xt alon attemled u meetinjr ofj ter 'ora. are vlsititiK at the Kred
the .laekson county fair hoard , Anderson homo.
Asxuvuitrtl V'itaj Photo
urs. William Mayo and Charles Mayo, of Rochester, Minn., shown
In the robes in which they received honorary cfeprees of doctor of
law at the University of Manchester, England.
family of .Mount Nlmsia visited i
Mr. ami Mrs. Kred Kapp and
Mr. ami Mrs. 1!. N. l-'ien. h last ,
Sunday. i
etitinw toiuli eiiit-ieil the John ,J-
iieer roiuinapiiy mai hitiery nifiee :
fraily today, "felt mil" the romM-
nation of the safe ami departed '
with over $-00 in cash and rtu- '
lenty. j
4 !
Heavei'ton Hank of Jltav(oi tmi j trjp to Medio,
installed ftpuipment roonntly. ' Khler and M
V. liiiili.'tl. itit'V.'d ,i ihe
if her Mm, H nry. la-t
IlliIlD1
Tom La mil is ha vinu :i new '.
roni" iiit mi his dwidlmf; in Taleni i
and is also huilditi a new Hiiraf;'"1. ;
( . V Lotm made a business !
rd Wednesday.
rs. ('. 10,
Ono cup of molasses, in a recipe
is the equivalent-of ime-lhird cup
of suar and imo c"P "f Ihpiid.
One ckk eiptalH on-half teaspoon
leavening auoitt. If one dip ground
nutH is used oue-lhinl cup less tint -ter
is required. Tliteo i;.hlesioous
cocoa eiptal one Hipiai i' f choc(t-lale.
WILLIAMS CREEK
SUFFERS COSTLY
FIRE. LOSS LARGE
Lurleii;h Crimes hopes to win :irt
allies for the I'irates this yar.
He won in H'-S. !
Cold Heai h Krection nf new hos-
Hunt and pitnl nnder way in this place.
Its tender, firm flesh and captivating fla
vor make it the sea's choicest delicacy.
Wonderful in salads, cocktails, sand
wiches and hot dishes. Rich in phos
phorous and iodine, those goiter-resisting
elements.
rVim.'u pu v rl
mmmifHt'-
0iE sim
P
1
m
A now package .
that is as fresh
and attractive as
Snowdrift itself
iii
You will recognize tin: new
blue and white euu on vour
grocer's helf us Suowilrift,
even before you read the
label.
The design i 'lean
and Inviting and fresli
simple and modern. For all
Ihe world like Snowdrift
41-lf!
You'll be pleased when ton learn of the convenience of
the large cans-the new three and k!x pound nizcs. JnM ul.out
a8 wide as thev ore tall and us cay to upoon from as from
'jour own mixing bowl. 1 hoe new oi add to the come
uience of Snowdrift itself.
And convenience, joii know, is jn-t anoth. r word f r
Snowdrift's creamiins. A creamy t. Mine so smooth and m
siMjouahle that you nc. r have to work it into sup.r or Ihiun
just put th.m'tofjclhcr and mix w ilh a few stirs of the spoon.
Mavhe that's why Snowilrift cukes und hi-i nits and pic
crust have sue h an in'iusiiully line leMure, and why food fried
ia Snowdrift is so deliriously goMl to eat.
WILLIAMS CIIKKK. Ahr. It.
Special t '. fire (h-stroyed the
threshing machine, a barn, tw.)
wiisoiin, fiO bushels of wheat nml
about $r.O worth of lumber ami
shakes for a. new roof on the
barn at the home of Tom Wilkin
son L WetlnwdUy f oyonlnB,' AiiKtit
It its. supposed the f(ro wiia
, started Miy .hot; nrb(ini 'from the
j exhaust beinK blown into the
.straw.
i i Mj ' and JklrH 6ert KurgusOf
Ashland iini' (siiendiiiH h few day
at the homo' of' Mrs. Furgtts'
brother, John letteken.
Thinlviiir iiirblnnu urn heill'd
j all up ami down the -ountry
now. Harvest was u little late
this year hut prain in most crops
is -e.eellent. C. U. Hill threshed
:i!U bushels of oats from three
acres. '
.Mr. ami Mrs. ( AV. Koherts
; drove over to Ashland Sunday to
! he present nt a family reunion.
i Ten families wera . represented.
Thuse present were Mr. and Mrs.
! John Hoberts and daughter I.ulu,
' Mr. and Mrs Charles MeClaiit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. CeoiKe McClain and
niece. Zola Jlarvey, Mr. A. Hous
ton. Mrs. Maecie WiiKht, Roy
Coffman, Mrs. Lem Ilunhes, T.
HuKhes. Mr. and Mrs. I'M Mar
shal and little daughter, Patricia,
all of Phnenlx; Mi, and' Mrs.
Floyd Watson and M rs. Mollte
Wlteber of Medford, Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. W. Roberts of WillianiM, Mrs
Lou Hurley nnd son Kdwurd of
SpriiiKfiMld, Mo., Mrs. Mabel Hen
net and daughter Kmlly of Ilol
lister. Mo. Mrs. Hurh-y anil Mrs.
r,enm t nre visltint; their brothers
Charles nnd Cieorjie McClain and
other relatives. It is thp first
time they have met for 3."i years.
The meeting and the dny In the
park was KiPitly enjoyed.
M r. and M rs. Otto 1 a v i n h a ve
moved into the rentral off ice
building nt I'rovolt, Mr. and irs.
Arthur Farrar having to ive
lip the central because of the IU
health of Mrs. Farrnr.
.Mr. ami Mrs Homer limine
came ovr from the Creen Spring
mountain and sp'nt the wee!: end
w,tb their iiarcnls. Mr. and . Mrs.
M. L. House a tut family.
Ira and Art Woolfnlk spent
Sum lay with lh-ir urn ml pa rents
Mr. and Mrs. John Lettek-n.
Miss Kuniee itiudKet left Tues
day on a trip to Alaska with the
suinmiT school class from tin,
university at Kw;ene.
K. 1). tl'rip) Johnson of Mur-
I pby sith'mb'd cbun h at the Hrfth-
reti eburt h on tipper W 1 1 Ha ins
creek Sundny, He Is KpendlnK
Severn I days visit Intc old friends
:ind nelnhboiH on Williams i-reek.;
Mr. and Mrs. J loll l.emnmn
(drove over to Wlldervllle Humlay,
land spent Ihe day In the hone
of their hrotber, Jfs.se l.ernnon.
Clayton and Itlll Hubbard if1
portl.-iud were calling on old!
friends on Williams creek thi-..
Week
Mr. nml Mm. W. C. "'Fltlay!
drove over to Klamath Falls Wed -tH'Mbiy
on n buvlness trip, i' -1
turntm; Friday.
A. Learned and pon C.eoi k of
Thompson creek were .Sundavj
vlsitorn at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Letteken. !
Mrs. Ceoine Mr'lain, Mr. HhnK.I
McCUIn. Mrs. I.Mii Hut;heH, Mrs.
Mollle Witeher. Mrs. Floyd Wat-1
i kins. Mrs. F.d Marshal. Mrs. Lou .
i 11 ,i,t i ...i L,,,.i,-i
lien net! . lOtlu urd Hurley, Zola
Hut vev and I'atie la Marshal were I
. all way visitors Tuesday at the j
home of their cousin, . W- '
Itnhcrts. Mrs. Hurley and Mi-
Itennet ore lea tnjf Fridiiy for i
I heir houvs In .!l-ourl.
Mr and Mi. . J. Herni- and
two children nnd Mr. and Mm.1
Am hur Tyler pumped over for
the week end Wit Ii t heir nephew .
and emu In. Phillip Heeiebry, on j
their return trip from California j
to their home nt-Crand Hupld-.
Mfehliran It was their first j
mfet mc for more thnn 2'l years.
Tuesday evening at Med fori! .
The first picking of P.arllet!
pe;i rs is schedllleil to henin the
middle of next week al the He. I
Skin orchard.
Several from here attended a
meeting of the s a in w V a I I e y
Kinase Wednesday even inn. when
the third ami fourth decrees were
conferred on a class of three
candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps nnd son
Junior were Medford visitors Tues
day. itomio Ulver people shopping In
C rants Pass Tuesdtiy were Mrs.
Charley Lemoine. Mrs. John Aune
ami son Stanley. Miss Kslher W in
ter. Honna Mae LeMoine. Mrs. O.
i'onley, Mrs. Hill Win. Mrs. Wal
lace LeMoine and thumb I er Cor
rone Joy, Mrs. Illcluird Sctui and
It is reported that some of Hum sou Nell,
valley doctors have advised Mr, ami Mrs. Dillon ami dauuh
aga hist swimming lit Kogue river ter Vera and M r. ami Mrs, An
at this time, owing to its water. ( edrson ami daughter Jean matte a
being polluted. ! trip to itie Oregon Caves Monday
Last Friday the Neahm-Wilson a tid to Crater Lake Tuesday.
Thresher , com pa ny Hturt'tt their Fred ' Kelly, local nieivlumt.
smaller tlin sliin outfit In tin-- returned from a trip to Portland
district, which has about finish-: Monday night.
etl the work here ami Is heading Dewey PoiAwrt and Clarence
for the Sams Valley country. i Chiir were Med lord visitors Sat-
Will Lydiard, the Medford ner-1 unlay,
chant, was a Sunday v.silur lo re i .In tin Sl;hL:e of P u t land, Mr-J.
wilh home fdks. j Whed.-r ami Mrs. Humboitcn anl
Mrs. lUam-h Crcgory has been tlaughter Jean of Spokane, Wash.,
keeping house for her father at are visiting In Jlogue I'iver. Mrn.
the .Modoc orchard during the J Hum bolt en nnd daughter are vis
absence of the Collins sisters, iting Mr. Dnmholten, who Is cm
who have been away spentling ; ployed here, and Mrs. Wheeler Is
reoie Cream
cA Qrisp, Qrunchy Summer (fake
Keeps
Indefinitely
If you like 'cm crisp and cruncliy get
Creole Creams. Delicious chocolate
brown cookie cakes with a ritzy filling
of soft sugar cream. Good! And HOW!
Order by name from your grocer.
One of lie eTitcmy
famous Qooideahes
TRU-BLU UISCUIT CO.SpolJtu Portland. Stjlllt
tlwir wuminor viioatlon.
SARDINE C'K BOYS
OFF F0RII0
SAIiniXK CKKKK. Aug. 0
(Special) Harold Smith nnd his
cousin CarllsM Morris, of Monroe,
Oic, nre enjoying a. motor trip
through California, nnd expect to
rfoi:ns:tfrti 'south us Mexico.
J. II. Miller took his truck l'
Wolf creek ' Saturday where he
will haul logs to the railroad.
X. C. . Westerfield .poultry ox
pert with the Farmers Exchange
of .'Medford, was ut the Walt
poultry farm Tuesday of this week
culling hens for theli' breeding
pent for tho ensuing- season. !
Mm. John Smith returned home,
Sunday from a week's visit with
home . folks on Thompson creek.
Her father, John Ulghum, who
has been in the hospital In Med
ford for several weeks with blood
poison, Ik slowly improving hut !
will bo there for some time yel.
1-evl Kldridge. wns a business j
visitor In Medford Tuesday. )
Mr. und Mrs. Jtotkiu of liogue
Hiver were cnllers ut the Walt
poultry farm one day this week.
Mr. Miller of the Ihiily News
was in our community this week
soliciting subscript Ions.
C!eo. Smith brought homo n fine
milk cow Sunday which he pur
chased recently from C. Vroman
of Cold Hill
Dr. Chlshnlm of Cold Hill was
cnlled to the Kldridge place one
day this week to attend Mrs. Mc
I'atlden, who was finite ill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hernard flovernor
and children moved over from
Klamath county Monday to the
Anna Miller place where Mrs.
flovernor and children Will camp
for a while.
Kthel anil Dora Smith nnd
Dorothy and Dea trice. Conner of,
lilverslde have been camping oulj
al the head of the ereek. (
Mr. nnd Mrs. K- C. Flene, Mr.
ami Mrs. J. I'. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs P. L. Walt and Mrs. Kvn j
Newton nit attended t he m;i tigers
and farmers picnic In tho park j
at ( J rants Pass last Friday and
report n very en.toyitble d:i v.
visiting her uncle, Jack (Jardner.
Callaher, a r rive d Wednesday
from Decutur, III., to spend some
time at the Callagher home.
Mr. und Mrs. (iermond of Port
land, old neighbors of Mr. ami Mrs.
W. H. Sparks, are visiting thme.
They have made trips to Crater
I.nke and to the Oregon Caves.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke are enjoying
a mouth's visit from Mrs. Lake's
brother. Charles llemiline and fam
ily of Yreka, Cal.
Mr. und Mrs. Shirley Dlllinger
pspent the week end with Mrs. Dill
UtBer'ji jxarents, .Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Swac.ker.
Calvin linker of Klamath Falls
Is spending n few days visiting his
family.
HILLS
BROS'
IfpIIlAN DHEZ
B'g
idea in roasting
cofFec is a littleatatime
No bulk-roastino method
can be as exact as Mills Bros.'
continuous process Con--trolled
Roasting. Since only
a few pounds at a time pass
through the roasters, every
berry is roasted evenly. The
result is a matchless uniform
Mayor always.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fresh from tkt orit
iittfl vacuum fitii. j
ha lily vptnti with
Me Mty,
O 1W9
Good food promotes
good health
A little sugar is so helpful
in making the healthful foods delicious
for the richest, smoothest,
creamiest white sauces, you can
count on Carnation Milk. It is
pure whole milk in the most con-v -venient
and dependable form.
Write for Cook Book '
CARNATION MIUC
I'KUUUCTS CO.
P.O. lion 21SS. Station A
fortUnd. Orl .
c. u.i'.c..
The Safeguarded MW,
ufrom Contented Cows"
Whiffy Wilt, ihe ..I.I Y.lnko""
Vnr ntw tltnli-hlttin(r ftr Jif.'Ml
InK. him been lalinK the Interna
tional league with batting aver
ana of .417,
Health la an indispensable feature in the effi
cient life of this busy world.
If most of us who were born healthy would
eat and exercise properly from earliest child
hood throuxh adulthood, most of ut would be
atronK. healthv and haDDv. Good fnod. varied
"II I foods, balanced foods, are becoming more and
!"v I more important in the art of keeping well.'
I Nearly everyone knows that a balanced diet
aasUaJ of milk foods, cereals, fruits, vegetables and
meats are needed for health. But taste entera
In and makes it hard for a great many people to enjoy the things
they should eat. That ia why sugar is being acclaimed as the
world's greatest bleising when it cornea to making a varied diet
palatable and enjoyable. If people like the proper foods, they
are almost sure to eat them.
A group of women cooking experts, working In a kitchen high
up in a Nrw York skyscraper, recently rediscovered an old aecret
that a dat'.i of sugar added to vegetables while they are cooking
develops their flavors, improves their colors, and makes them
lresher and better to the taste. Sprinkle augar over cereals and
watch how much more the children enjoy them. Use sweetened
milk desserts and note how much easier it it to get the members
of your family to eat the amount of milk they should each day.
Use fresh fruit salads with a sprinkling of sugar, and slightly
tweetened slewed fruit for health and enjoyment. Remember a
few cookies or cakes and ice cream for topping off the meal. A
bit of sweet makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute,
S v.
HACOIH, ! IIYKTS IHXICIOUS
hizle in the rump killet It'i quite
enough to mukn any uppetite "run a
temperature." It' the morning'a rripy,
tucly "eye-opener." It's what the liretl
mountain climber, hout M eaptiiin,"
lishernian, nuioiiti, outdoor man neptU
to put pep into hiit evening meal.
IRYK'S DELICIOUS HRAM)
ItACON ro me from the temlcretit of
young gniifi -fed porkers and is in red
hy an exclusive proems that preserves
ull ihe MMpianl imturul flavor and the
nripiiml linn, smooth texture. And it
..i.,. ...
Out oy doors
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Sye'sBelcieits
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