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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1929)
medfotto matl thtbuntmedford, onF.nov. Tiirnsnvv. EVTRMr.Krc man . : l '' 1 1 i piGE roxn? , r ' - F E le of lcfi-over f" Mr- Henry -'h;ff. r formerly I Jai -kyfjnvil.f. 1- ' Ill at ttie 1 r d H-iirt Hu!iiiiil ' .Mr. uml -Mis. ity ll.nr -:i ! il.iui'lii'T, .M.l.lr-.l i l'oril.ii. form r rfii Ms uf our n!y. w . i .'tiling on old friends here thta week. Th-y v;-ii-(i at h'ine of -Mr. arM -Mi". Ji'linittyj whii- hi-p'. -Mi . I iai t''" nl unr time v. .H kt-l in ih- t.i economical and aifi.ictlve way in tleoartim-nt at the nun h'ii-.- civen'il in a vory intcrtlng man ner In "F J HanUMriB In th Hoine.M a t'ci;il souvenir booklet l-ubti-h d by KriirMalrt Corpora tion for Kenr-ral circulation In con nection with the national f'ol Mr. Ulan- lit- '.,.. k i"H. Hubert 'ook. ferin- riv ..f .l.t k-'n-vi lb. and both of wiiein art nov iii.l.yt'I by the Ho!--burrf i: -:-v at liosilHirtf. M''.nt lb- wt-"k -e" I In our city. Mr. -k iiriwrvHtlon rampalin bciiiK con- ! ... of i.!-s Moltle iir.it whib- ducted this month by the rfrlg i l(,r0i ; crution In Just ry. I f,.M i.tiru Krmh ret ini- 1 Salad. wjUJm. sttws nnd other ym-diiy ,, Yrt k;i, vh ; v.-Kctable corobinatioiiM in almuxl j nurnini: on ft .-t--ci.il case. W. H. S lllikinson. former ie- llntitlfMH variety may be made from left-over Ioo.ih wnu-n nave t..en . . . .... nflW fn,(iI n:.U;.n kept freh and taMy. Iiouillon. r(tlif w ;M ft lU.,in, HS visitor in oranue Juice, and vwt.-ibl.-ii hid ju,.kHonvm Saturday, at a terniH-rature of d' BM-es can ; AJm ,uHa rumh..,-t and daii be kept from ten to fifteen i hu.r Ml-. Kmnk l a:neion. Mr". It i pointed out. r. H WllS(Pi,.. -)iri s,:,i:h m.idv i a trip to Klamath Kails Thur--I dav. reTurninif by way of t.i' "Pro. per arrancenu-nt of food in a refrl strut or, fo that apace can be utilized to bent advantage Ih covered in on chapter. Tonider able spare I devoted to dtsruxnion of food preservation during the winter month!." ay Mr. f'unnin,' hfini. of the peopled Klectric com pany, local dealers. "A feature jf the booklet If nn liijtliorit.tttve nrtiHe on iointn to consider in selection of a mechani 1 rfriKeiutor. Another chapter wtt forth a lartre number of re i pe covering tbc preparation of dcNerij and naiads to be frozen in an electric refrigerator." The booklet contains a No the irompk'te rub-n covering a $23,000 national idea content for an essay on 'why St) degrees i the danger point." Frigid aire dealers who are distributing the booklet are ready to aid any one interented In the national content by providing them with all the information needed to participate in the competition. Oreen Wnnngf. wh-re they Ms- I lied Mm. Sparks' daughte, Mr- J ! win cox. I j Mrs, fir-orge Wood and fmall Kin. Source. Jr.. returned home Thursday from the Sa.itd Hearty ! hospital. j J jr. l:amb-!l c.f Chit ago and Mrs. Klla Hanby iiii.-di were call ! illg here Monday afferiiooji. I Mrs. Abbie Van Winkle returned ! home Friday from J.- wi-t.-n. Idaho, where nhe haw -.ent alino-l; all milliner vl-iting relatives. W. H. 'hri-tian e. editor of the' Jarkxonville po.-t. alo of the fen-r tral Point American, was in our city Tue-day. looking after tite Intere.HtH of his paper and im-et-; ing the business men of our -i:y. ' The many frietulu of Jack Shurp arc very pleased to he, that his health i Improved and he Is able to be out ag'iln. Mr. and Mrs. Kin- oln Savage and won, Jimmy. f JomcpIui.' j county were guests of their niece, j Mrs. Hav Stevenson. Sunday. C. T. Forbes arrived Thursday I evening from his home at Ung- vw-w- Wa-hir.gton. t vlhit hw! and thiNireii of M dlord Were vj-int-i: her Sunday. M; and Mis. o-'ur and t .) . i;un uiA Kay. m-m Sun day and M-iiday on a trip t- Cr e.- mt city. Mr. and Mfr. J K. C. w ford and h:ldrn "f Med ford werv viit'i at the V. T v.l";i liome Momla cv. niiii:. Mr and Mr-. I.. A. Ii.b. -rtn of A-!il.t:ni ami .Iaiii:ht-r, lluw-'iw. of Need!.--. Caitf.. woi guesit Sun day of .Mr. KotxiU' aunt, Mrs. W. M Hun h ai:d family. i Mr?, potl'-r cf 'hil..MU;n i" sr.eitding the w. i i. with l:-r siit'-r. Mrs. irtlet1. on Ka-t California sir.- I. Mr. nnd Mr. I. C. lm lias of Atiiand were gue-ts at the S. K-. D:nningtoti h.iije Kitnday. , Mr.nnd Mrs. T. K. JJunning-i ton and hon Ttimmy of this city and Mr arid Mrs. liandd Keed of Klamath Falls Nft for Cicacent C:ty SuitJiv morning for a two da;. s' can. pmg trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Tiarker and son. Cei.fl, and Mr. Parkers par-' tnt.s, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1- liarker. all of .Mvrtle Point, arrived Sun day at the T. C. N orris home. The ;tirer couple will visit at the Nor-. rir home and with other rebitives in Medford and vicinity for 'seve ral We.-Ks. 11. I:andi-h of Ashland, met v. it 1 1 the. I'lL-dm .i men of this vi cinity ;it the "lty Hull TueUy evening", after the council meeting. : Mr. Pandt-h is making plans to start his brit k factory wst of town anil may sell hhar--s. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Handles left f M t ti d a morning Y ieu. Woi-h.. whore I hey wd viit their st. f-tr a h:ie and l.ttcr " go to Mh rtfn Springs w here Mr. Kii 'H - will t tke treatment.. M t .-. 2 da JtdIi-u of Atwal- r. Cahft.ri.ij. was a we k-enu guest of Mi--. Ale.v Norrw. Mr-;. l-dlin froiu !utie Creek Was a J-itor in our city Sunday. K'-v. Pill Pay uf uur vity pi.-t ii.-.l the n.wnli'g stTn..if! t: ' the Christian hurrh in ivmra: Pom! iat Sunday n.oinmj;. dur ing l:e . Miilard's ab.-ence. Fi.tnk Vit"t-ii ftrmr rci'!ent .,f .laek-nville. is visiting old fri.-lols here for a couple of Week1 M:s Mnntie Puruh is empi-ty-! at the W. Zund. 1 home in Med ford, where .-he will Work during the fruit season. Mr. and Mrs. I.ylo Wilcox, ro-' turned missi-fnrivii from Cliiiu. 1 and Mrs. Wilcox' parents, Mr. and; Mrs. Horace i.yh- all from Appie-; gato d strn-1, attended the Secnh, Day Adven'.ist church here i?al-' uidity and spent the day at the! W. H. Punt-h home here. j Alva I-aws of Ashland leat-her j of the 7th and ith grade arrived here this week and is preparing for the commencement of schooF Monday. Mrs. George Morgan of Kiam-j j t h Fa 1 Is was a v i.- i t u r at t hi- j home of Mrs. Alex NorrU Wfiinti; day. j M I M a r g e re i e Da v. . former, teacher on Uttle Appleate. was married this W"eek to Al Purr of Asiilaiid. Mls Virginia, Fi k. with a party of f:l"nd, moioreu to Crater I-ke Sunday. Tli c y went to W i i. r d ?-!nnd nnl hiked to th tun and rept.iied a vry pleatnt day. , Mrs. M- ril Mr. and Mrs. Fr. -1 J Fi. V. and ( .--. r U ' .lii Mr ard Mt. HiU Gibbt mo Norria home. tord to Lincoln on the Green ' ,, tM at the rtprutg mouiii:U9 Ut we. -m Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer ONon ami j .Mis. A'ohie V..n Win) b' little daughter of Coquille were.' Tuesday morning fr her fi week-end guesU at lh W. 11. j horn in California, v. liere rh Punch home. 1 brother. Dr. D. A. Korlx-s ana! family and hN mother, who U Htj ! years old and has been in poor; JACKSONVILLE. Ore.. Sept. 5. j health for wine time. j (Special Mrs. E. S. Severance , . Myrtb Mrrifi-M Mart'd entertained sixteen Indie- at her working at thrt Kim ball pr' kir. : home Friday afternoon In honor ' house at Medford Monday morn-, of Mrs. ilola rick. Tiie afternoon was spent playing cards after w hich Ice cream and waffles were served. Mrs. liny ward gave a party Tuesday afternoon in honor of her con, Donald's fourth birthday. Sev eral little boy friends were present and enjoyable games were played, after which refreshments were fcorved. Mrs. Itcie liutcher gave a par'y Saturday afternoon in honor of h-r fon Freddie's seventh birthday. Donald Dorothy. Howard Lewis: and Marion and Andrus Smith I came dow n from their work at j Diamond lake and spent their, Uibor day vacation at th-ir htne here. ! Mr. and Mrs. A- C. Su;lurtandj of Medford call.-d on Mrs- Eth-l, Olson Monday. John Miller has as hi guests! his sen. J.ihn. Jr.. nnd wif- and a bidv friend from S n ram -nto. , Why its wonderful flavor has won world-wide approval Myl fou look lovely to-nigkt C HE ImeTC th compliment in be trae for the last pimple had vanUbed. If you are one of the embar rassed and men are not excep tions with skin blemishes that imser, and sometimes leave scars, you must realize that the logical cause may come from the blood. A clear, smooth, velvety skin bespeaks loveliness. Men admire it. Women praise and secretly envy. Hope, joy, happiness, and even love, may depend on the pos session of a clear, unblemished skin. On the other hand skin erup tions are outward evidences of the condition within. Authorities state it is an indication that the body's power of resistance to dis ease and infection is low. Mean ing, that there is a dcncicncy of red - blood -cells. Without plenty of rich, red blood, there could be no strong, sturdy. j;. I: ia in was if" mmm 5. Mm. liavin i "'f I ' r i 1 S. Il' isl.l ..!; i ' s I 5 ; :S .fcfiffllL mm ITTI A -ZJ'L - LUi UJ, J fin li-"iri iii LT.'y jdps;i-v,vc t .11 1 us .-rso 'i-: - . i mmWm b a : f 1 poR-erful men, ncalthy women. When you pet your red-blood-celis back to normal, that sluc jrish, let-down feeling, loss of .'.ii petitc, boils, pimpie, and skin troubles disappear. Ycu pet hun gry apain and you sleep sounaly; . firm flesh takes the pliico of that which was once flabby. You feel stronpr. Your nerves become steady. You are resistant to dis eases. S.S.S. is Naujre's own tonic for improving the apnetite, building sttrcngth. and clearing the borly of so-called skin troubles, bv in creasing the red-cells of the blood. S-'S.S: is made from fresh vege table drucs and has stood the tost of over 100'years. All Drur Stores sell S.S.S. in two sizes. Able for the larcor size. It is more economical. Thotle pr-M-tit witc Muttie ai-J ! i-..if Th.-v .uti'-.fil a lri: to Anln Norris. Stu;,it Firli- . cn-si irit I'lly Muinl:iy. Krnet. Albert unil Vhilift ONiui. j ,- , 'm, . K'line!h KUlm flic afti-rniKin van spent playing ,,n.i U A. West nnd 1 J uin-M. lifter whlfh Ice cream anJ ;rirfi-ih of Kl.iniiith luiinty wer. cake were nerved. MSOilllf 1 "Camda Dry" t made from hih-qual-ity Jamaica tiinfjer and throiijih our ex clusive extraction proce retains all the flavor and aroma of the ftinfter root. vii-itors here Snmbiy. M'lrley. M:ite foo-1 ffl- peetor of (in cn -K-nt the wci-k-j .-rid at the Alex N-.rris l.F.nie. i MiM Virginia M.nrinctoii h'nt: Saturday w ith her friendi M , Virginia AVhite of .Uhland. j Itobert libee. formerly of Jack- foiivllle. but n.-w fro in C.ina.i.i. Dill ani 2 "Canada Dry" is made (rom abso lutely pure ingre dient, blended and balanced in ctact proportions. A secret process of carbona tirn enables it ta re tain its sparkle long after lite bottle is opened. 3 "Canada Dry" is tested daily under laboratory methods to assure its purity. Leading hospitals serve it. Leading phv ticians prescribe it. Here is a better, purer ginger ale. Clrleh und Mr. and; JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Sept. 3 (Sneeiall Mis. J A. Oreh,.nd dauKnter. Mm. Albn bun, and! vl-dtim; hi brother-. rrl....l h..r- Thuib,, f. ! Frank Uybee thls Week i..rtht..i ii vi.it ...tu n.i Mm. Aii'e (lino her hUvv Mr... Mcliitu-h. t Mi'" - 'pman of c.old II-Mi They returned lo thtir home oui ' M -el.-n lln h of As i-, Monday. i land maile a trip t" lio. k tteeu. Henry Miller Is ImmovInK hN'Sunduy alter uuu pmms home on Nuvth OrcKuii street with n new root, and U ubki refinl-ih-riff the interior of the hoi:.ie. Mlt-.-i VliKiniii Kirk oxpect.H to at tend the AHhlaiiu Normal thl-. yea r. Mark Kinney Ih Improving at his home lu te from hi ree, m ni nes. Ice Matney of Kmh In utlciid IriK the Medford hiuh bchool, hav ItiK Kiaduateil from the Kucli Kiade srliutil thin Juno. - Joe Camion i deliwiim: lumb-r to the eountv flieibs this week from hiit haw mill went of town. ; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Norrh let! j Saturday eenlnK and ultemh d tlie; HoUliil-lp at ikeew. letUlll iiiy home. Sunilay evening. j K. A. Kh inili has u ru w I'i' k -1 hii; bli kirtb tt p ;tr ciop w hit li : i a line yield this year. I M ru, liron of Medford ami 1 d, -outlier. Mm. He Kurd of Talent, j wero culling on friends here Sun da y. Walter hitneyt w ho has been 111 tin ast wct-k is now Improv-1 I in.-. Lola nd Merrifultl plans to at tend the m et-.m Stale collem.' at 1 Corvullis thiin ear. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zidi and ftim-! Ily of I'l nix and Mrs. JVi-he'-j mother, Mrs. Id; la;ti Udey of I Kvaii Ci e.-k v. ere iil ors al t he 1 homo of Mrs. Nellie Jo tie Sun - j day. i Mr. and Mrv J.o-k l'alron undj' daughter, l'hllix of Coriallii, Mrs j J'atrou's mother. Mis Miller and! sister. M1-.S L.iei Miller of lio -hurt: wet-.. Islttnu al the home ; of Mr. I'alron'K niter. Mrs. Liilph JeiinUiKs Sumbiy. Thf IHUe dbtichler '-f Mr and. Mr. and Mis. Ilnrobl Ueed oi Klama:h FalN anivo.l h-re S.it'i; day esenina f'ir a visit al the T. K. Dunninu-Ion home. i Mr nnd Mrs . i-,.nval!a-l ISl.RVI-.D in Paris and New York . . . served in London and the Houses of Parliament at Ottawa . . . "Canada Dry" is the aristocrat of beverages. Mellow as the man ners of a diplomat . . . sparkling as the wit at a state dinner . . . refreshing as the beauty of the women gath ercd there . . . "dry" as a rare old wine . . . and gay as the conversation of a drawing-room. ' "CANADA DRY" The Qhampagne of Qingcr zAles m r0 MODERN SPEED AND, EFFICIENCY demands modern banking tract ires for convenience and time saving. The First National Bank of fers a Imnk-by-mail service for those wishing to save time or finding it inconvenient to come, to t lie bank, in person. Deposits received in Ibis man ner receive immediate atten tion. Ask ns for instructions about Banking by .Mail. First National Bank Medford, Oregon 1 1 Qduriaidr, abrush, ank DECORET QUICK DRYING It's almost as easy as wishing to have modern color- ful things for'yut home with Decoret Quid; Drying Enamel. Even on large surfaces, you can work over Decoret again and again without ) streaks or brush marks. Yet it dries dust-free in one hour; and b completely dry in four hours. Decoret comes in modern colors and tints. The nearest store listed below will gladly give you com plete information about quick drying Decoret. 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