Medford mail tribune., September 06, 1929, Image 11

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OUTLINE PROGRAM
FOR RECLAMATION
MEET IN OmijCl
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For richness and smooth texture, use
Carnation Milk in all your cookery.
No other form of milk is so conveni
ent, so dependable, so economical.
Wrllt for Cook Book
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
. . P. O. I1oi2D8. Si.tiun A. PfUn4
The Safeguarded MfJfx
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"from Contented Cows"
rnNTHAL I'OINT. Oi Sopt.
(Mpe.ial) Mm. N'eUon and
family, tourists from Montana,
at.' camp tut; in our valley, an J
pa.h day la the. country ho tnurh
better ih at ihey hope to nuko U
their permanent homo.
Mrs. Davis has moved to Med-
I ford to live wth her daughter.
.Mrs. roan no, who is in business
then.
Miss Nell Carter, who has been
attending summer seb.ool at Ash
land and vtNitliiK her aunt, Mrs.
.Mann, has mno to Haker, Ore., to
take up her dutins as .teacher in
the linker schools.
Mrs. lJii-k Hay has returned
from a trip to i'reseent City,
where she has been visiting her
sister.
Mrs. Fordham and threp tons
of Ijv l'lne. Ore., spent Monday
iukIu at the homo of the How
ard Mayfield family.
M i s. 1 '. L. 1 Uiu ney was at lied
10 l. os Armeies Sunday morning
to be with her .sister, who is
dangerously it) at the Methodist
hospital in that city.
.Mr. and Mrs. Dixon of Shedd,
m. w-re Saturday cut It-is at the
1'. 1 . l,ul land home and reported
driving through u shoWt-r of rain
a', Cranls I'ass.
(nth Miller is enjoying a visit
at 1 h limine uf his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kamey of Trull,
Even the vacation
failed to help
WHEN they went on their
vacation, they thought the
rest and change would re
store their health and vigor.
Yet, when they returned,
they were no better off than
before they went away.
Listlessly he went back to
his business. And she won
dered if she would ever re
gain her youthful beauty
and health.
What a pity they didn't
know that constipation was
the cause of their unhappi
ness. Headaches, fatigue,
bad complexions are a few
of the symptoms. If allowed
to continue, serious illness often occurs.
Yet there is a prompt and effective way
to banish this evil. Kellogg' s ALL-BRAN is
guaranteed to relieve and prevent constipa
tion safely.
Onhj ALL-BRAN gives maximum results
It is bulk that relieves constipation. Kellogg' s
ALL-BRAN supplies bulk in generous quan
tity. In a part-bran product the amount of
bulk is usually too small
to be completely effective.
That's why doctors recom
mend ALL-BRAN.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is to
tally different from danger
ous drugs and pills whose
dose must be constantly in
creased to be effective. It
works as nature works.
A pleasant cereal. Serve
with milk or cream. De
licious with fruits or honey
added. Use it in cooking
too. Mix it with other
cereals. Try it in soups.
Just eat two tablespoonfuls
daily chronic cases, with
every meal. The health of the entire family
can be maintained by serving ALL-BRAN in
some form every day.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is sold by all grocers.
Served at hotels, restaurants. On diners.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
ALL-BRAN
ALL-BRAN
KEU-OOO COMPANY
Guarantee J!
Ktlloge'M ALL-BRAN
1 sola with this rfri
m'fe guarantee; Eat it
according to directions
if does not relieve
constipation safely, im
will refund thm pur'
ciuc price,
No need lo cream this shortening
it's ALREADY creamed
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Just imagine making rake villi inot of the work of creaming
your shortening and sugar together already done for you!
For Snowdrift comes lo you ulreaily creamed ami stays
creamy. It's uliicd up light ami Huffy until it lias almost the
texture of whipped rrruni and then nackcil in air-light cam. Jmt
a few stirs of I lie spoon u ill mix it thoroughly into your sugar
and the mixture is in your mni in mi time at all . . .
Snowdrift is now Void in new coirvruient I luce pound ami
ix pound sizes about a- witl us they are tall o llut you can
scoop up the very last spoonful without rubbing your knuckles
against the edge of the can. A new, froli, inviting package lon-
decidedly modern in design. You can't help miring tlioe new
Snowdrift cans on your grocer's shelf.
nowdra
ft
The Oregon Keelamation con
presH tentative program for the
1 !Hh annual session at Ontario,
Kepfmber 16. IT, IS( has beii
an turn need by O. Arnsplger, who
will preside, as follows:
September 10 9:30 a. m, In
spection alkali reclamation tract
at Vale, Interpretation by W. L
Powers; noon, luncheon, with Valo
chamber of commerce; afternoon.
Inspection Vale project construc
tion u-ork; evening, resist rat ion,
'Hotel Moore. Ontario; S.00 p. m.,
trustees' meeting.
September 17. 9:00 a. ni. lftlh
annua! session at Ontario: Call
to order by president. Invocation.
A dil i esti of welcome K, C. Van
IVtten; president's annual address;
reports of .stand ing committees;
announcements ant) reports by
secretary.
Address, "The Settlement Prob
lem of the Vale und Owyhee pro
jects," II. A. 1 ashore, construc
tion engineer, Vale project, L S.
reclamation bureau.
Address, "Stale t,'o-opera-tlon in
Settlement of Oregon's Keclunia
tlon I'rojoels." V. V,. lde, Oregon
state chamber of commerce.
Address X 1:110 p. m.), "Factors
Thai Make for Successful irriga
tion Farming,' li. 1-:. Shepherd,
president Idaho state ub umber of
eomint-ree.
Address. "Water ltlghts and
Land Values " tthea luper, state
enginei-r.
Addn-ss, "llnn and Purpose of
the llydrographlc Surveys,' Ool.
O. II. Lukesh, district ensint'eT,
V, S. army.
Address. "Uecent Developments
in Drainage of Irrigated Lands,"
W. W. Mclaughlin, T. S. I. a.
P.fport of comnitttees and eloc
tion of officers, :t:3U p. in.
Inspection tour, plyrnoulli sec
lion, 4. HO p. in.
Annua) banquet. 0:30 p. m.
Introductory Address, lion. I. L.
Patterson governor of the state
of Oregon.
Address, lion. H. C. BatdHdee.
governor of Idaho.
September 18, 8:00 a. m. Tour
of Owyhee district and Inspection
of Owyhee project dam; discus
sion of same by F. A. Hanks, con-,
st ruction engineer, L. S. reclama
tion bureau. j
September 10, 8-9 a. m. Inspec-;
tion of drainage type well installed j
by Wm. Pollman and Henry Wendtj
by preenhouso east of Baker Nat-;
atortum. Kxilanation by M. It. j
Lewis. !
Among the local pcoplo who VtlW
attend are: O, Arnspiger, in-f..-dent
of the congress;-V. C. Dlllard,
It. P. Cowglll, Kd Leach, W. H.
Hrown and Ted Keamon.
An effort will be made to hold
this convention., ut Medford in
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HAVE NEW SIREN
ASHLAND. Ore., Sept. 6. rspc
oial.) A new electric siren has
been Installed on the city fire
engine In place of the old siren
that had to he operated by hand.
On Monday n tier noon, a small
grass fire tin Fifth street gave the
members of tho fire department
an opportunity to try out the siren.
The fire proved to bo small and
was easily brought under control.
Thieves entered the office of Dr.
C. W. Hanson in the Beaver build
ing' and stole dentul gold to the
value of $20. It is thought that
the thieves were looking for mor
phine or cocaine, but none of the
oplutes were found.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane and
the Misses Nina and Hazel Kniery
made a trip to Crater Lake on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will M. Dodge,
Mrs. J. P. Dodg and Mrs. H. C.
Oaley spent the week-end at the
coast. They made the trip thru
Coos county to Band on and con
tinued over the scenic Itedwood
highway to Crescent City, return
ing home Monday by the Crescent
CitCy route.
Hal I loss, secretary of state, and
his mother were in Ahhland on
Saturday en route to San Fran
cisco. ,
Miss Heutah Hussey nnd her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Htjssey, re
turned on Saturday from Crescent
City, where they have been spend
ing a short vacation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew MeCullen
.-pent the week-end at Crescent
City.
Attorney A. N. Sol Iks Is spend-j
ing a few days at Pocatello, Idaho '
wbre he Is attending- to business
in connection with tho organiza
tion of a eorponition. Mr. Solids
will he In bis office again ubout
September 9th.
Mrs. Anna tiuetzlaff, Ted Cueiz
laff, Anne Ottetzlaff nnd Minnie
Heurner nf Medford wero Crater
Lake visitors on Sunday.
Mis. Lriverne Dark and her won.
Harmon Ovi-rinlre nnd his wile,
are vlt'itlng at the homn of Mr.-.
Clarke's mot he r, Mrs. Van Fosse n
on North Main tdrect.
undertake ?na king f rosting
for a cake as tall as you are?
Frosting, more than anything else,
demands exactness and control in
cooking. Therefore, it is best to make
it in small quantities.
Coffee-roasting must be exact also,
or the flavor will vary. That's why
Hills Bros, do not roast coffee in bulk.
Controlled Roasting is their method
a continuous process that roasts
only a few pounds at a time. The
flavor is perfectly controlled because
every berry is roasted evenly.
No other coffee can taste like Hills
Bros. Coffee because none is roasted
the same way. All of the delicious
aroma and flavor produced by Con
trolled Roasting is brought to you
complete because the coffee is sealed
in vacuum tins as it comes from the
roasters.
Hills Bros. Coffee is sold every
where. Ask for it by name and look
for the Arab the trade-mark on
the can.
As you make fine
frosting, so Hills Bros
roast coffee. A few
pounds at a time
by their patented,
continuous process
. Controlled Roasting
produces the
perfect flavor.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
01419
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack. Easily opened with the key.
Averil Whitman, principal of the
I'lioculx school, rciiuni'il Horn hi
siimmcr iuIIch at l hit university
at Hint lie. Mr. Whitman Ik at. the
Lloyd Colver home, where he will
hoard dnrliiK the school term at
I'hoenlx this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of North
Talent were nut to K hi mo t li Kails
last. Monday to attend to home
hiiKlmMH maiterK.
Mis. I,. A. Ite:uues of I '1 n Ix Is
trying the reHt cure at the Aehlnnd
sanitarium. Mr. Keuiues turn been
In poor health lately and it Is he.
lleved the change may do her Rood.
There are a u um her of i,ew home
seikeis In them, pails lately and
several places have ch:innd hands
In and near I'hocnlx. Tint kooiI
fruit prices are hrlnKinu in men
who want orchard property.
CENTRAL POINT KIN
KUKN I'KKCINTT, Ore., Repl. G.
-iSpeclollJIm Dorm, who owus
a fine little tract of Karden land
with free water rlcht, has traded
the place lo Mr. Loiih for pro
erty In Medford. The family has
moved onto tho plucfl and botiKht
u cuw udiI Is imputing for nlutcr.
rE.VTIIAL I'OIN'T, Ore. Sept.
(Special) Mr. and .Mrs. William j
Keep and daiiKhter, Charlotte, and i
son, Harney, of I'ortland drove lo
Central l-ulnt Saturday nlKhl to i
spend Sunday with Mrs. Keep s sis-j
ler, Mrs. C. K. Smith, and family. !
Mr. and Mrs. Albert. (:ias und :
children were dinner kuckIh Tuen-,
day of Mr. and Mrs. Howard May-1
field. 1 I
Mrs. Uoy.l Keizur and children
of Pasadena, Pal., have relumed '
to their home alter havlnit spent I
several weeks with Mr. and .Mrs. j
Joo Maun, purculs uf .Mrs. KcUur. i
Oh, Boy! . . .
some sandwich!
Equally delicious in cocky
tails, salads and hot dishes.
Good for the system, too,
hecause it's rich in iodine
and phosphorous, those
goiter-resisting elements.
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