PIGE THREE
A dash of sugar
develops these flavors
STUDENTS LEAVE
FOR FALL STUDY
IN FARI F POINT
M. .J t is one the wonders of today thanks
MRDFORP MATL TRTBtTKE, MEDFORD, ORKOOX. FRTTUY. SEPTRMBRir 271930.
f- wll qcr AN9THtMpUT TftyiBAW. crackers) r wwi Piy hook )
CENTRAL POINT ON
now have the whole year 'round practically
.every fruit and vegetable grown. Serve
these healthful foods daily and don't forget
that a dash of sugar here and there while
yoit are warming the foods for serving will
improve their deliciousness and all their
appetizing qualities. . .
Another wonder of modern growing, shipping and
(l! marketing is the great number of months that so many
: -fresh frmtS and vegetables are now "in season." The
fresh fruit and vegetable season is now longer than ever
. -.. and the modern cannery fills all gaps with. delicious full
' vitamin-bearing foods. In cooking fresh vegetables, in
', making salad dressings, in preparing stewed fruits, in
serving fresh tart fruits and berries, or fruit punches
remember always that sugar is the supreme flavorcr of
these healthful foods. Expert cooks explain to us that
sugar does more than sweeten. It develops entirely new
' and delightful flavors in the foods.
: Serve fruits and vegetables daily. Serve milk drinks
and milk desserts. Add a little sugar also in preparing
. meat dishes, gravies and soups, and notice the better
flavor. Sugar is the supreme seasoning. Good food pro
motes good health. The Sugar Institute.
A
DRIFTED SNOW
MUFFINS
a cups sifted flour
4 level teaspoons
baking powder
' s tablespoons suga.'
l well-beaten egg
'. cup milk
a tablespoons melted
shortening
I teaspoon salt
Always
DeipesidaMe
and guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction down to the
last spoonful in the can.
You save in buying and in using
KG
Balling Powder
Same Price
for over 38 years
i -.1
ounces lor
Pure and Efficient
... MILLIONS OF POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
i.
1
Coast to Coast recom
mend Puritan because
they know it's high
est quality, strong
est extract and
gives best results.
-all qualify because It's ail barley
I ' - '-, .
CENTRAL rotXT.. O.o., Srp. i , EACr.n . jPOIXTV Or..-. Stpt.'SJ.
2T. (Special) Aftc- nearly halt j ((special.) Quite a number are. on
:i century of existence -tl.o ' Vl.ho sick Mist 'at 'present. whic.h"
I'tim-al ot Wnral & 'S.-keoMliMt -3r. Wn.,.0.1- the Jum.
NEW WAY
TO IMPPsOVE ALL YOUR
HOME BAKING
Use Sperry Drifted Snow Flour in this delightful muffin recipe. The
improved results you get with this famous flour in fhis recipe will
be repeated in all your home baking if you use Drifted Snow
(the West's largest selling flour). Fellow directions carefully.
Sift dry ingredients into mix
ing bowl. Beateggwell,add
milk. Then gradually odd
this mixture to dry ingredi
ents beating until smooth.
Add shortening. Half fill
well-greqsed muffin pans
and bake about 20 minutes
in' a hot oven (425). . .
been cloned to tho ' puhl(e - nti
W!il oe lorn clown 10. make room
for u smaller, but more np-io-dalo
buiinaluw. hotel. Work i-
to beiiin at once.
Tin present owner), Mr. ami
Ml-s. Andre Chomcl. .vho came
hero from l.os Ailtfelcrt about- two
years win, purchased the hotel
and spent a larso amount of
money Imr -rovlnif the property,
havluK the building Ihoroituhly
Oene llellluvs has fcldhcy trouble;
Charley CummlnRS, Jr., had a fox
tall taken out from behind his
ear: Tom Coy pot his thumb
smashed while 'helping to load
wood," and Donald Whetstone had
a piece bf Wire Out out "of bin
finger. -'-' '
renovated, also u . dining room j m,HS-.
Prank Manning 0!)) J. W. rsich
ardson were In town Monday morn
ing from Trail, attending to busi-
and lunch counter service ' was
operated in connection with It
As a consequence of
service, the health of . Mr. Oho-
mel was- greatly .impaired and
under tho circumstances com
pelled them to close their din
ing room service, and eventually
to form their -'presont plans.
Tlie new hotel will be- a one-s-tory
building w Ith . rjuecoed
walls, and of about 10 rooms,
all to lie provided with hot and
cold water and some., of thein'
with privato bath.. The grounds
will be ornamented with lawn
and shrubbery, and if business
Justifies. " cabins may bo added
to the properly later on.
A Mnall portion of the ground
on. the corner is already leased
to another party, wtio has a busi
ness venture in mind, hut is not
realty to dlrlose his plans. 1v
BEAGLE COUPLE
K. II. Ilnrnlfih, Wont to the pniul ;
Indtitn road camti Tuomlny and
ovorsoii , took n KtoV1 f0l. tho boys to use
In thoir ojtmp, Mr. Hftrnlsh hus
sovprul tennis on tho'joh.
Thp city oouncil Iiuh olrtorod the
stiVets ffruvotlcd,. whk'H Will put
thorn In fine Rhnpe for tho winter
months. The Kftivct ts brousht -in
frnm the criishor on 1ho' l'ete
Younjj i'op(rty. ' .
Air. anil Mrs. Hnnltin anrt fam
ily have moved into the 8. M. Har
nish home where they will act ns
cai'etakers for the winter mohihs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Jouok of Se
attle were week end quests at tho
home of" Mr. nnd Mrs. Kloyd
pparptv Mr. ixnd Mrs. Jones were
on their -way to Pomona. Cal..
whre they hflvo purchased nn oii
nnjre grove;- Mr. Jones and Mis.
I'earee are sinter. '"" ' '.
In "my last Hems I nr.Id -that- It.
A. 'o!dman had rented his dairy
farm. So fni, the- deal ihas nut
Knne through., ' It w.ifl a ' imsim
dfrstandinir. . 'i- Vi'
Afr. "Merklcn installed rt telephone
for Edith Weldtnart Mohday-niur'n
intf. niimhef SK?; I'all hip when
you have news.. ' 1 - :
l312,VOLE, Ore., Sept. 27.(8pc-c-
ial Mr. and Mrs. R. CopU-y and
Hon Harvey, left the last of ;ih'
week, for GoUlfleld, Xev. VfieriP
they j expect to make their hpme
for the next three years. Their
friends and neighbors refiret hav
iriR the Copleys leave our neigh
borhood. ,
AVlLI.OW'SrjNOS, Ore.. Sept,
2V.r (Hpeetal.), i The uih of Mr.
and Mrn, A. n. CWnient loft thy
flist pi the wit'olc to t;ke up their
school 'iIuUpr, rh'inent is ntj-
tending 68. C. und Dot is a stu
dent ut U. of O.
iJorothy Smith, dauyhler of Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Smith left Wednes
day to attend the tate fair at
Salem. 'MIh4 Siuithenjtiyed this
lrlj an n price winner in the 4-11
duh.
MisH "'Wilda Htchmond camp
homo last week from t'raier hake
where nhe ban been employed this
bummer. She was accompanied by
her friends, MIkh Martha I'rey uf
Portland, who; Hpeilt a few days
at the Richmond ' home before
leaving for the north.
She will attend O. 8..0. Uiis year
and MIhh Jllchmond will Join her
there the hiMt-of this-week. Wilda
is a Junior this year. ?
Holand Hover, non of Mr.'' and
Mrs. AV. V. IJover, will leave the
lust of thlH week for- for vail in
Where hp Is a nophomgre at O. S.
(. His brother Carl is not altend
inir this year hut 'will work a year
before returning.- n
GENTRAL POINT CIRCLE
E
Hoy Mclntyre is hclplns Mr.
Gray harvest his corn and alfulfa
sped crop this week.
We. are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Lucas Sr., has to ro to the hos
pital asaln. Khe will bo there for
sevortl days but wo nlj hope she
will soon be home nHaln.
Those who were Medford vlsitoi's
tho last' ot tho week were Mr.
Copley and son Harvey, Mr. and
Mrs. Sanderson, Mr. l'ursell, Hlhnli
and I. ols Cray and itaymond May
field. Mr. Itlackman lias rented the r.
11. Smith ranch anil moved hla fam
ily onto it last Thursday.
Mr. anil Mi's. Chas. Sanderson
and family and Itaymond Mayllcld
spent Sunday afternoon in Ashland
vlsitlne tho home of Mr. nild Mm.
J. C. liarnard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ziicl: ami daughter.
Kay Ora, were Sunday Riieats at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Orvnl Jenduic, and fniniiy of Ash
land. '
Prayer meeting' was led by Mv.
Sanderson. Ills subject for the
evenliiK was "What Does Chris
tianity Mean to YotlV" I.oIb tlrny
led younK penide's meetinn nnd the
subject was "Our Fart in MakinR
a Metier World." There wero 2S
present. 1
. i ;
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
EAGLE PL CHURCHES
KAOU-; POINT. Ore.. Sept. 27.
(Kpeelal.) Next Huti'Uy, Sept.
iHh the Pi esbyterian Suntlay
si'lioot k-xhon will-tie a review of
the third quarter: "Siffiilf k'aiire if
the Hxilr and tho KeHtoiation.T
Sunday m.hord l'U a. m. Hdllh
Weld man, Kuperintendent. Morn
ing service 11 a. rn., Kev. Davidson
minister. '
At Lie Community church next
Sunday, Sept. 2!ith, Sunday Hehnol
at la a. m. Kvi-ninjr servlee nt S
o'elo k. Itev. (irlfflthK. niinlst !-.
Special mtisieiil numbrrs will be
rendered by MIsr Kot-nlK-
fl
TOP.-T.
CENTltrtl.t POINT.' Pre.. '.)Jept.
i?. (WlJeOlal) (l'h'.. iKdles'i cir
cle of the rhrlsljan .vhurptl met
in regular . ..session at , la ihoniP
of Mrs. Kraiii: damt pit.. Friday
ufiernoon,' Sept. SO, after the
business . meetlnit a social hntir
was enjoyed with danty refrosli-
uients served liy the hostess.,
Hist rlet Deputy Mapes of , llif
Security Jirnelt .ossoclullort tnot
with tlic order In . Central Point
I'hurKday nlyht. y.
AnuinK Impiovements In this
lounlity is the buildlnff of an ad
dition to thn home of Howard
Mnyfield.
Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie floddard
of Kintenc and Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Ashhy of (;ttaBfl Clfove were
week-end uuests at tho SI. K.
Vonuir home in Willow Kprinics.
Herbert l.andls and r.etbn Mil
ler of Klamath rails' spent Sun-
lay at the bonie of Mr. and Mrs. i
Kverett Fahor. ' ' '
Monte henham, who Is ' ptn-
plnyed nt the Train Jlrotheis saw
mill, ' Was in town Wednesday.
buying bis' winter supplies. lie
rr. i oris a suctessriil year for the
saw mill. ' ' 1 '
All memhers of Wni.' II. Harri
son Womah'S ltellet l.'ilrps please
lieip in mind tho coming of the
inspector on October II,
Mrs, May Vlnnlifan. of' Iladdon
Heiabts, New Jersey,' who has
been I he 'Kuest of her cousin, 11.
M. Wallermlre' und wife, for the
past month, left this week, ex
pecting to be several weeks on
the return trip, going via Florida
and WnnhlnBtoit, I), c".
riKAOU?, ore.; Sr.Jt.'7.-.(Hpee.
lal)-'rtte P.- T, A. 'Of llio Aniioch
district met last Friday cvetiinK
with a recirii-breaklnK crowd.: The
first prtrt bf the evening "was uiveh
to tiusiucsif matters after which
Mr. BolKmiller gave n humorous
reading and the Misses Kthna am)
l.nls 'C.rt.y, Mr. Mclntyre and Mf.
Sutherland., wavo two 'musical sel
ections whleh were enihuslasilcally
received. Then came the business
of satisfying, the Inner man -with
A "very deliKbtful -luncn. ' '
' The assoclutlon will KlvC'n'Hal
lowe'en program und party on the
26th of October.
The following deleRntes nnd alt
ernate wern appointed to attend
the state eohvintlon at' Cli'anlx
Pass on the JOth, 10th. 17th and
18th' of October!' Mrs. Ohas. San
derson. Mrs. ltuby Mnyfield, Mrs.
Eueene Grny alid Mrs. ncdliiK-flcld.
. Mr. and Mrs. llsrman . Torrlll
of .rtho - Meadows ..'passed Ibrouah
BnriKle on their way to Medford.
I .Horry Bills nnd Mr. und Mrs.
C3cornp. Pursell and son Hobby,
wero business visitors In Medford
Monday. 1
Louis 81ms who has been In
Washington for the summer, spent
one nlebt with his parents, Mr.
.and a friend indeed, when you're 1
trying to get -variety into junior's
lunches, or whdn the family bread supply
gives out unexpectedly, when friends drop
in and a cup of tea or chocolate requires
a dainty, enjoyable accompaniment. "
Crisp, flaky, slender, creamy-toned TRU-BAKE
CRACKERS pre wonderful ealhlg. Any time. Keep
a generous family package on hand ALL the time,
Ask Yoiir
Grow fdf thp :; '..
PACKAGE
More Crackers
fcrYour Money
:urreo
I
TRU'BLU BISCUIT CO
SPOKANE, PORTLAND,
MELBA TOAST The tdasithat is such anmpqtlant part
of the Famous 1 8-Dcy Diet. Get the genu iie in the color ,
ful package, illustrate ct the left. ' . , j t t
anif Mrs. Hubert Kln)H, one duy with the suiinr cane harvest. , . ; , ivnj'd Uuse)l. ami', Rhl(lrfln, of. tho
last weelt, on his way to Callfor- Fay Ora Hack has been out of . Meadows, wore llcaiflo .visitors,' on
nla. ' I school the last few days on lie- their way to AlodCorfl.
J. 1j. FrltiU and family attended , count of a bad cold. . i. . , '
the CiraiiKo ' meeting in Central; c' H. Vi'illlums has returned
Point Friday evening- home after several days' visit In
Herbert Mayfleld Is workliiB ntj Medford with relatives nnd friends,
the .taspci- ibinn: h ranch lo'tpinfrl K.' nrr.k' antl slsier. Mrs. F.d
Preunn City; Bids pponfd for
ronstructlnn of Ml; Pleasant grn j
school building. -
S!3
Jir4ightseal
PErKO Edgb
TRIPLE
S THE TCH 'SET' WEfift.
"U.S." Pe-io Kdfte IdentlHos
tho jar rubbers thuturc
triple-tested 1 Double Of
Inftle lip, red or yhite.' Ap-
F roved by Good llousekeeptnft
nitltute, Miide only by tho
UnHsd States Rubber Company
MEW YORK CITY
US. Jar Rubbers
MASON-EHRMAN COMPANY
Wholesale Olstrlbutor
INJURED AT PLAY
: l ' t,J
Jfl.iirj: IlIVKti, Ore., Sept. 87 I
-fH'tl, ChrlBH It us ho,
yo'uiiK son ' of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Kusho, fell while ,pln,yillK In til",
school,, basement Friday 1 After-',
noon und ftt)---!nincd . n rolen t
arm. ' - ' ' '
Mrs. Percy Thijtnas s confined
to a hospital near Oakland, Cal.
.Mrs. Thomas, who revtdes Hi
ItoKUc (liver, has neVer fecovered
from the effirets of (he flu and
icpilc sore throat, which she had
some months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd JetinlhKs
of San Francisco wcru recent
vlvttors at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. Knda.
Mil,, t'latldla .Mili.lc of St. I.011H.
Mo., I:l VIkII.k at the I1011V f
her pareuis, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Itotliln and sister. Mrs. Ohc.ii-sl,.-
l:.-'i .l. '
. Mn. A. K. ' Kai hurt nnd dau
ghter Irit Thnrsilny for KuKene.
They huve Iw-!! upendlna lb
huiumcr at their home on Kvans
creek, which they recently ritted
to u Mr. KerKUHon of Idaho.
Wllllnm Halt man lost' K valu
able niltk cow recently.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinton Wiley
and daughter, Marian, of b'
cioud, Culif., left lor their home
Hntiirday, after vlsitlnx the post
week with Mr. Wiley's patents,
Mi. nnd Mrs. Junius Wiley 11ml
sister,' Mrs. Uiura Curler. ' '
Tandy to KxpNtre.
WAKIII.NC.TON - Kept. 27.--!
Ch.irl.s A. Llndherith will iltidef-
(aka a eclentlfle exploration of
Mayau cities lb Guatemala, Hon-:
iltir.is, Itritfsh Ilnndurns and the
Mexican province of Yucatan snd
j nulniana. Jloo, In the Immcdlaie
future, . . .. . . ..
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