Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1929, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextrFDFORD M.ATL TRTBUXT!, MT-DFOttn, ORKOOX. T-MtWAV. AlTfUTST :'. 1020. PAGE TJUtm mm llRNVKK, Colo., auk. 23. (,Tl Billy Howard. okm! - years, pro sont3 his claim ;ts boins tho young est person quallMed to writu to biicco testimoniiiLs pipe, cigarette or chew. inut. Just bin ''iioujih t" bold securely tho nmn-sizeil pipe which he smokes twice a day. Tilly," whose baby lisp mill jieiTlstK, confides that hn really prefers chewini; tn- Our friend the vegetable Good vegetables, deliriously cooked promote health b&.alti2&n$i ot America, he BfidSuS hold the health LMwHffiAlMi s lhe women constipation. He points out that the vegetables may be used fresh or canned, as modern canneries provide vegetables that are palatable and rich in vitamins. Each healthy individual should eat liberally of these foods each day, and also should include in the daily diet such fruits as oranges, grapefruit, strawberries, blackberries, peaches, pineapple, or watermelon. He then suggests a dash of sugar whenever it will make fruits and vegetables more accept able to the taste. Don't forget vegetables and fruits in the daily diet of every member of your family, and dont forget what a little suir wiU do when added to the vegetables while they are cooking in a small amount of water. Two gToups of women cooking experts re cently rediscovered that the use of sugar makes the vegetables fresher, improves their color ar.d develops the delicious flavor?. Everyone knows the value of sugar sprinkled over berries, fresh pineapple and other tart, fresh fruits. And the value of sugar in preparing stewed fruits for delicious desserts. For better flavor sprinkle sugar over cereal. And make plenty of egrs-ncf;-, milk shakes ar.d milk desserts to encourage the ingestion of milk Good food promotes good health. The Sugar Institute. III WVfi& CARNATION MILK EirAbHu PRODUCTS CO. ?twAifV P. O. Box 2158, Stndon A Prodae4 in Orejon Elr.co 19C2 Tft Safeguarded Mjllt "from Contented Cows" CupCustard Imitated, But Merer Squalled Keeps Indefinitely Serve Cup Custard Cookie-Cake AS des:icrt or WITH dessert. They're good at home, at picnics, at camp. They keep indefinitely. Order by name from your proccr" Qne flhc &tany famous Qookie-Qakes TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane, PortUnJ, Seattle- bacco but that bis parents won't let him have it. hilly, who bail been unhealthy from birth, was so weakened u year au that ills life was despaired of. It was then that the doctor suj; jested that he be allowed tobacco as n stimulant and possibly as an aid to creation of an appetite. In the year that has followed Hilly has gained in weight and is now apparently a normal child- but he is an inveterate smoker. His parents are trying to break the child of the habit am! have reduced the amount of his smoking to two pipes a day. Ni:V YOI1K, Aug. 23. Ay) - ; Out in the great open spaces, Fred Si one bus written bis daughter ; Dorothy, he is playing pulo daily, doing ro:krt work on a bicycle and danciim two hours a night. But ht N nut flying. A NOTF.D scientist is addressing the women is talking to them because they of the nation in tteir hands. who control our daily diet. He enumerates a number of vegetables lettuce, spinach, asparagus, endive, cabbag?, greens, chard, celery, tomatoes, cauliflower, eggplant and string beans. He reminds us that these foods are rich in vitamins and minerals, and that they fill the stomach, help to satisfy the appetite and leave a residue that prevents that Carnation Milk not only makes the most deli cious soups and sauces, ice creams and candies and. milk dishes of all kinds, but docs it economically. Write for Cook Book lM9.C.M.l'.Co. 1 fc-T7: t r- - -" ON !N FULL BLAST! I'KNTKAl, I'OIXT. Oiv.. An. iSienil) Trait pick lit Mart - j .'il Monday, with Lirfc tjrews Ini Hourly all the orrhnrus around , Onirni Point. Many ours of Han-j Irtts (rum this ili-ili a t arc -"ins to tin' canneries. ' '. . I Mr. ar.il Mr, W. .1. l'holis or Salem were W'oent quests of Mr. ami Mrs. John Catey. .Mrs. l'helps Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t'utey. Mr. and Mrs.. Vi('.oi' l!urselI re turned Sunday 'from a trip lo Itandon and Seaside. They report the weather delightfully cool. Kuth Haley is spemlinu n few days with her aunt at Grants Pass. Anions recent visitors to Central I'olnl and crater Lake, is A. Maa-nini.-. from J.os Aliseles. Calif Mr. Maunint; Is ti nephew of Mrs. C. HiiUKor and is motoring from Los AnpeleK to itrllish Column'.-!. .Mr. and Mrs. Mareellus I'.owe liave rturnrd from a trip to Itemi and Portland, vi.-iliny: rela'.;"S and filends and are now enjoying a slt will) their son. Pay. who arrived dlreetly after their ri'Uir.l to their home. Mr. and Mrs. (iuy To daughter. Ceraldine, anri and Miss Kthelyn Slot:, returned Tu from a vacation trip to sd i . Itend. Poi'tlaml and Washinuton. Mr. SplKle and son. Karl of Klamath Kails, spent Monday nii:ht at tho home of Key. J, M. and Mrs. Johnson. o. S. Welshcr of San Joaquin valley, was calling upon old friends ami neiuhliors Sunday Mr. Wcl shor Is worltlnu- for a land com pany of Sat) Francisco and is on his vaiption. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Jones and datm-hters. Dorothy an 1 Malfiery n! :1 son, Stanley. arr'.' J ;'in:l:ty Jioin a pie:. sure trip to UaraU-n :-:t ! Seaside Mrs. Hay Anders and sister. Miss Klisuibeth Scott, spent Hie day Tuesday with Mrs. Wilbur Cameron at Jacksonville. TABLE ROCK ORCHARDS BEGIN WORK TUESDAY PKAC.MO. Ore,, Aug. 23. (Spl.) The young people of Heagle Weill to work Tuesday morning In the orchards at Table Hock. They are employed at the lied Skin and DiNle orchards. Mr. and Mrs. .Moon and family, Sam Vale and l.loyd .Sanderson picked blackberries in the Apple Bate district. Monday. They hrouul.t back several callous, but repo-t the ripe berries scarce, aa It is y.'t early. The Calon threshing machine was at lieddini--fleldfs and I'ursell's the first of lhe week. The thresh inn in this district Is almost over, and Kood yields have been re ported. Mrs. Kffio Dollar of Seven Oaks spent the week end with her sla ter. .Mrs. r.uby Mayfletd. Mrs. M. K. Youim. rons Cleo and Kverett. and daughter Frclda of Willow Sprinits visited at the homo of .Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Sanders)!! on Sunday. CENTRAL POINT SCENE CKNTKAI. POINT, (ire.. Auc (Special) Two fires In one dav seems more than our share. but on Saturday last the barn of William Moyflelil was completely destroved. toirothor with a ((min dly of machinery. The home of Tom (Jriirsbv was ali-o taken by the flames.' The Khell was left stiindlnR. but the interior and contents nro Bfillfi. 1'. It. Smith nf rnrtliiml nr livid Tlicwlay- nlcht to kiioiiiI liH vin'iitlun with Hie C. K. Stnltll family. Mr. Kmlth 1 a brother of Mrs. '. H. Smith. Mrs. flr.'HM Sti'vrnson nml mm, rri-tnnnt. nf Klnmntli Tulls, wore ciiestK nf Mrs. Dolly Love on Mon ti ii v unil TtiPKiliiy. Mr. nml Mm. f'hurlen linos of Concord, t'llllf., fire Kpi-nillnt; thcl. Iwn wrrltM' viieatlon with Mr. nl Mrs. Sanforil KicliitnlHon. Mm. Knos nml Mrs. Itli hui ilson m e sl.sterf?. REV. STILLE OF TRAIL -. AT BEAGLE SUNDAY i:i:a';i.k. au:. 13. tspi.) Hev. John KUlle of Trail will de liver the jxerinon Sunday nmrnltu. AuKimt 2.".. at the Iieule dmreh, ;it II oV,-k. He will hImj inet with the Sunday seJiind. Kvery ine t.s Invited to the Kervices. The Central Point Col"'l team. whih was r'-pr'rnfd hy Mr. f'.i-.-ad ami Mr. and Mr. Milton, '-"n-dii'-t'd ehurcll xitvIci-h hii Sun dav tnMrnlny. Thf-y vrn aeeom Itani'd hy fliorKt- M'-rritt. Maf i,nd Andrew SzerMon. who ft an? sev eral mhil'.h duiinn the :'rvi Th" no iim wan l' fatly enjttvfd. n nd it ii hop"! t'f" r-'o-p'! t'iim wCl return a a tin. I'rayiT ineetin? wan led hy Mts Sk ans'in. t he sul.J' ct lieinK "Kor Kiv"nne.s." lioran M'Sf ted yotin- people',, mectll.U. Th( topic WL.s Makin the tli t 'n of Nature'- Uw.'' There were 26 prcient. Mr. and Mrs. 1 : 1 1 1 Iunn and fam ilv of ;iendaln were Sunday vi- ii.uM ut t'lit I!eJi3Ii)L'?f"1il home. IS CKXTIIAI, POINT. Ore., An--. 23. (Special) Mr. Keene canie1 down Saturday from Huckleberry I mountain and reports a good crop and pickers romlui: in lo gather, the berries. i Mrs. Itltimho Gregory and chil dren and Mrs. IM Vincent have returned I'ltnn a trip to Itandon. bringltn: with them their grand mother. Mrs. C. .1. l-'ustei-. Kvereli and Donald Kaber spent Sunday at Lake of the Woods, where the Kabers have recently built a cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kinsman of Applegate , were guests of Mr. ' and M i-h. Crane on Tuesday last. Kinsman is. a daughter ol Mrs. Mr Crane. ; Mr. and Mrs. Pay Wyatt iuv' entertaining Mr, Wyatt's brother. I Marvin of San Prnnrisco. and they.; together with the two small chll- drcn of the former, are spending two weeks at Uike of tile Woods. They are occupying the cottag.' , of Mr. Pork and expect w go i on to Diamond lake before ri, turning. I Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Grimes drove to Uiko of the Woods Krlday, re maining unt I Sunday night, " -eompanlid by their four children. They report a fine outing, and plan to build a collage there In the near future. EDEN PRECINCT WELL GETS WATER 16 FEET KDKN PUKUNVT, (Ut.. Auc. 1!3. (Spoci.il.) Sixteen (Vot rii'plh was sufficient fur an uluimlant supply of water aeeonlinir to Mr. Hopkins who this week sunk n well near his Owoillnp n the tract recently puiehased from C Carey. Mrs. IiniilKim anil her nieee Mis Mny Itaylon, have cnc to Ashland where Mis. Ilonham will act s floor laity in tin Hanley cannery ami Miss May will work in the fruit. They will work unlil mIuioI starts. J. K. Uoherts anil Mr. nml Mrs. C. Carey were Med ford business visitors last Monday. S. I Hunter went to Ashland on the afternoon sImrc last Monday to hcc his physician. 1 . ENIXFi CRATER LAKE PAR KI)-;N rUKCINCT. Ore.. AllR. t cs!noilnl 1 A njiriv eonslstiiiL' of ltoy Cofman, Miss Lulu Koheiis. Mrs. .1. K. KohertH nnd Mi'H. Nora Kineharl. Mr. and Mrs. Noah ('handler nnd Irene Standley spent Sunday at Crater J-aUe. Mrs. I'M llamltn had us her Kuests at dinner last Sunday. Mi and Mrs. Ilertoer from Ililt, Cnl. riwv vtwiicii M r. Hamlin's near orchard in tho afternoon. Mr. A. .1. Coneland. former lal- enl resident is in the valley nnd spent last Saturday night witn Mrs. Iena Stevens. Miss Kuth Miller of Vhoenix will leave for Twin Sprinus, Montana next Thursday, where she will leach school this year. HUSBAND AT CAMP 2 OYVKN OIlKtioN C'AMl NO. 'J Auk. I'n. (Special.) Mrs. T. U Itross of Portland arrived at camp '1 this week. JolnliiK her husband, who is enmp foreman here, OeoiKe Caipir's fhiral Kardeu' Is very pnlty now. lie has many vartHios nf hetilltiful fliwer. ECONOMY MEAT MARKET IT'S A SAVING To buy the best of meats. We carry at all times the best meat on the market Nice Prime Rib Beef Roast Spring Lamb Corn Fed Pig Pork Milk Fed Veal Spring Chickens Fat Hens Veal Loaf Rabbits Lunch Meats Calves Liver Full line of Smoked Meats NICHOLS & ASHPOLE Phone 46 206 East Main C:NTI:AI. POIN T. Ore.. Aug. L'!l -- (Special.) Mis. Lll.abcth Wrialn of ('.uiuille. ore. was a 1 lit gllc-t at the home of .Mr, ami Mis. IM I'a'ra. Mis. Wright will be remembered by old timers as a resident of Willow Springs more Ihun .'.il years ago. She is s;l years nf age and since the passing of Mis. .McKay, aged ST.. she is prob ably tile oldest resident of that dis trict left. She arrived in time to aliend the funeral of the late, Mrs. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Milwaiil Junes have liren elitertainiiiK Mr. Jones' sister, Mrs. M. M . Couley and two sons of K.-.l llluff, Calif. .Miss Cladys Holmes Is nain at hoini- itfter a trip through smitli ern t 'a li fonila , her last slop hetnt; with fiieiuN in San Kraiui--co. She an i id Monday. Miss Amies Dunlap. a former resident ami teacher in Central ; I'oiru sehoids is visit inu at the j home of Mr. and Mrs. John Moss.! nml calling iipon old friends. Mis. John Seller and daughters j Adat'i-e, Cherokee ami Lucille, ot Med ford, were Wednesday callers upon Central Point friends. M r. and Mrs. (. 'ha I mas ( ill more of Ashland visited last week at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cilmore. John It urns and family have moved to lhe Modoc orchard, where M r. Hums has been em pliyed for sonn lime. IMwaid Smith and nephew who have heen spemlinu ten days with Mr. Smith's sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Smith ami family, returned to their home in Portland Wednesday. ANTIOCH MAN BUYS UKACI.K, Ane. tSpeelan Unwind KodKers of this distriil. acroitlini; to repurt. has purchased a IO-nere tract of !and from the Tut tie siili-divislon, ami will start l.niilditiK soon. ' Mr. and Mrs. II. Copley nml son, Jlarvey, were dinner quests ut lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Zuck Sun day: Mi, and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Sirs, Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Hall ami Yom would not try to broil t am whole But if you cut it in slice you can broil each perfectly. Simi larly, Hills Hros. roast only a few pounds of coffee at a time never in bulk. This continu ousproccss Controlled Roast ing produces a flavor no other coffee has brcausc it roasts every berry evenly and controls the flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE Frrth from the erif inal lilt uum pm . Lastly npcnrd wttk the key. 1929 h 7 ; r - . . -T Mr. and Mrs. l:ihop and l.imily of Medloid, and Mr. and Mr.-. Kil- utn.. Cray and lamily ot I'caule were union;: those j.icni.in on Kv;.n 'k tat Mimlny. Tho quicker iio crust is liimlo, llii! I'n (lungor tlinro i that it will lio lirnvy or tough. Ouo rrnnnn why Snow drift miikfs Riich fluky, ton di'r criiHt is tint: it cuts into the flour quickly. You nrcn't tcmplctl to "work" it or fuss over it. Snowilrift is crciimy it's nil creamed for you before it's packed in the nir-tiglit cans. Vi'ilh just n few quick strokes, tho Snowdrift and the flour arc till one smooth Mend. Ocu.tiv, Huffy Snowdrift nolo comes in three pound nnd six pound buckets which are very easy to spoon from. You'll find llu-in much more convenient, for you never need to rub your fingers iigninst the sides when you reach in for the last spoonful. Atyour proccr's, you'll know them by the inviting new design that lool s as white and fresh ns Snowdrift ilself. i Hitm 3 J 1 J mm w t.f Aire f)mjn!r:iil ii'ncC ni- ?J u,iar ml. (i ui'Liuif,, 0) !,., loii'le; m POAIO a1! 0f ,,t ,KHV tci mc.-l AiiViK. 1 cifiiic't Iwia.;,- .... ... irV ,i ,.,,',..,, , nrr ',,; ;,.,.'. . I-,,-.", I,.-.,, ,! S,.,,..., j,.-.f),s C,':!.-..,,, I..,!,l,l, Ui.lv ...S.vl . .,J ., ,.. , , ,,, ,roi,JI Cr,U ., (.,', k ,!,.. f ,,.,U--M,W Un.l, T.vJ.,, ,t ..-..H. ..,, ll, I.- ,1,. ,. , rO.MO , l.M.I,,r. , J..,,.,. ,, j,.,! .,,,u, 1-.-..--...V ,l p,.i. ,, ,1,1, , ,(,., ,..).'it amv i"f is ti uu it, ifvCHii-v'nJ. ti, Mrs. ;ul,y .M.iyleld and .hit - drcn ami Mrs. Kit'ie Hollar spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Kdw.trd Itussell and faluil. Tempting mor sels of the sea's choicest delicacy make a perfect salad, a delightful cocktail or a marvelous sandwich. rfi' .-....(p , 0f m cw ..... ,., f.we . ii-.i.l It!! mt i fevUt m." I . Marshfield. Mikes Feed .fc s.'.-d Store No. 3 opened lor busi- ness. Itonue liiver. ttridne open nft.M Iteinu' (In d for r'pairi. One reason vhy Snowdrift pie crust is FLAKIER 4 sea f I V y , ..