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PAGE THREE RADICAL LEADER MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OT7F,0OT, FRTDAY. OflTOBRR. 2.-), 1ll20. "Sweet 16" Recipe Packet No. 2 Is now ready it's Free! Twrite now while you think of it for "Sweet 16 No. 2'V-a pack of 16 card slips of prize-winning recipes for your re cipe file or your cook-book. It's useful and attractive a real aid to the maker of menus! Sent free of charge. Write to D. Ghirardelli Co., 902 N. Point St, San Francisco, CaL, Makers of ASKED TO Fi on iwmt CABINET iL; GHI RARD EILI'S CHOCOLATE I 1 SayGtar-andelly" PARTS. Oct. 25. Kdouard Daludler, radical loafler, today nc ctted President Doumersuo's in vitation to form a now government to succeed that of Premier Aris tido Briand. who resigned Tues day: He told the president h1 would try to get a cabinet to gether. M. Deladier spent three-quarters of lin hour with the president, di.s- cussing his plans. Ie left early in the afternoon for Rheims, where he expected to consult other lead ers. He promised the president to tftll him Saturday at 3 p. m. whether ho considewd it possible to form a government. M. Daladter has frequently held posts in cabinets during the, past ten years but has never been pre mier. In 1 0 24 ho was minister of the colonies and In' 1925 became minister; of war in tho Palnleve cabinet. 1 SARDINE aEEU HURLEY HOME, TALENTj WILLIAMS GRANGE WILL BROUGHT UP 10 DATE! MEET IN MORNING HOUR TALENT. Ore., Oct. 2 5. (Spec ial) Mr. and Mrs. Dehvin Hurley have remodeled their home- east of Talent on Bear creek.- Another room has been, added andB many built-in features add to the com fort of the home. Also an air pressure water sys tem has been Installed making the homo modern In every respect.. Mrs. Hurley Is also the proud owner of a. pianq purchased from the Palmer music house in Mod ford. Mrs. Hurley accompanied the Jackson County Homemakers tour through tho valley last Juno and gained some very Interesting' in formation In -making . over her home. j WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Oct 25, (Special.) Williams Grange ; held its regular monthly meeting Saturday evening, October l!Uh, at j the Williams community hall. A j large number wero present. Two ! were given tho first and second do i grees nnd four were given the third tand fourth degree work. ! It was voted to change the hour rof meeting from 8 p. m. tA 11 a.m The next meeting will bo held No t vember 16 at 11 a. m. I The delicious birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Harry Cougle. Those present whose birthdays come In October were Mr. and -Mrs. Joe Boat, . Mrs. Xieorgc . Fluids, Frank Wilson. Demanded b$ who know its quality from experience and appreciate its , fair price. They know that for over 38 years ounces for is pure and reliable MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT .... 1 cupi lift") float 1 wlll-beitei M 4 l.r.1 tetipoonl "P biking powdtr 2 libl.!foonl of Jnblip4.ni inrfttd ihonenint mill 1 IMspoM Mil Sift dry ingredients Into mixing bowl. Beit egg well, add Jnilk. Gradually add thil mixture to dry ingredients beating until smooth. Add shortening. Half fill well greased muffin pansand bake about 20 minutes in a Iiot oven (425 ). f Presto BETTER HOME BAKING,.. .'.'. . Quick as a flash the finer re sults from this delightful muffin recipe (using Sperry Drifted Snow Flour) will show you a way to improve oyourhomc baking.Driftcd Snow makes better muffins, better tftrylhing. That's why it's the largest selling flour in the West. Fo!low directions carefully. ' .SARDINE CHEIflC, Ore. Oct. 25. (Special.) Mrs. Mary' Sutherland, who spent almost three weeks here visiting relatives and taring for her uncle, Curtis Miller, who llftfc been quite ill, returned' hist Fri day to her home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wilson, who have a 11. 1. lted poultry farm neat Grants Pass, were vlsitinp the "Wait poultry farm here Saturday. Grant Powell i3 the proud owner of a Pontine coach, which ho pur chased in Medford last week. Mrs. Eva Smith and daughter Marjorio spent "Wednesday visiting friends in Central Point. Mrs. Elsie McMerrick and hnliy girl were Tuesday visitors of Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry. Wo are glad to learn that Curtis Miller, who has been confined to his bed the" past four weeks, is able to bo up now part of the time, and to get outside and enjoy the warm sunshine each day. Mrs. Mildred Wright and chil dren spent tho day Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. Lulu Dusen berry. Mrs. Nina Dusenberry nnd her daughter Nora, who havo been working in the packing house at tho Del ltio orchards, expected to finish there about Thursday. Iternnrd Governor enmo over from Klamath county nnd spent the week end hero with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Kronholm, who re cently moved onto tho Guy place, had the misfortune to lose their six-months-old baby, which passed away in a Medford hospital last week nftor a lingering illness, fol lowing an attack of whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walt received a shipment Sunday of 21 ptirobred It. I. Ked cockerels, from tho Mc rtae poultry farm near Portland, to add to their breeding stock, for tho ensuing year. 1 I'll I DAY to 6:30 p.m. Interwoven Pair. NflC service to KtIO, KHQ, KO MO, KGW, KPO. KKI. I 0:30 to T p.m. Philco's Theater Memories. NBC service to KG O, KHQ. KOMO, KC.W, KPO, KFI. '7 to 7:30 p.m. Armstrong Quak ers (Transcontinental). N n C service to KCIO, KOMO, KHQ, KGW, KFI. 7:30 to 8 p.m. Armour program, (Transcontinental). NHC serv ice to KGO, KHQ, KOMO, KGW, KPO, KFI. 8 to 9 p.m. ItCA Hour. NHC ser vice to KGO. KHQ, KOMO, KG W, KPO, KFI. 9 to t : 30 p.m. Borden program. NBC service to KGO, KHQ. KO MO, KGW, KPO, KKFI, KSL, KOA. 9:30 to 10 p.m. Union Servlco Sta tion Four." NBC service to KGO, KHQ, KOMO, KGW, KPO, KFI. 10 to 10:30 p.m. "In the Parlor." NBC service to KHQ, KFI, KOA. 10:30 to 11 p.m. "The Nomads." NP,C service to KHQ,, KFI, KOA. 11 to 12 midnight Musical Mus keteers. NBC service to KHQ, KOMO, KPO. 11 to 12 midnight Henry llnl stoad's Hotel St. Francis Dance Orchestra. NHC service to KGO. IS E EAGLE POINT i II HBAOLB, Ore.. Oct. 25. (Spe cial) Lloyd Sanderson was out of Kchool Wednesday on account of sickness. Quite a number of the school children havo been absent lately on the name ac count. AVe are sorry to any that Mrs. Lucas, Sr. has not been able to cotno home yet. She wns reported as resting a little easier the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Houstln of the Central district were In Beagle Sunday calling at tho Joe May field home. The young folks met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ;rny Sunday nnd spent the eve ning In practicing and singing. Mr. and Mrs. Ucorgo PurHell and son Bobbin were M ml ford vlslstors the last of the week. Itaymond Mayfleld and Alfred Bedingffcld went hunting Friday returning Sunday but camo homo without game. George Howard nnd Mr. Perry from Medford were Bougie call ers Tucfidfiy. They spent tho af ternoon at tho Sanderson ranch hunting quail. Chas. Sanderson and daughter Thelma, were Medford visitors the last of the week. Miss Kliwihcth Burr, tho coun ty supervisor spent Monday vis iting our school. Sho nlso called on srvcml of tho parents. Kthna Gray spent tho week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kucrne Gray. Kthna hns been In Medford the last two weeks. Lafo Sutherland was also a Sunday visitor at the Gray home. Mr. Wheeler nnd daughters, Mnrlg and Almury upont an af ternoon at the Chits. Mulhollcn home last week. KOf.il :K lHVKIt, Ore.. Oct. 20. (Sppi lal) The Live Onk Granite will hold a carnival at Itogift' Btver Friday evening. October 2'.. Amusement of all kinds, includ ing dancing, will be furnished. 4 CAR CRANK BREAKS ARM ROGUE RIVER RESIDENT rtOOCK ItlVKll, Ore., Oct. 2" (Hrrffcial) While cranking; hla Ford enr Wednesday. Hoy Milton hnd the misfortune to hrenk his arm. Announcement was mndo today of a I'liango of name, of SUasgs Safeway stores 111 tills city to "Safeway Stores," dropping the name "Sknggs." This change Is said to he In har mony with the general policy of the company operating tho local store to convert all of their stores to Safeway Stores immediately. I 1 he reason given for tho name be : lug changed is the desire to sim plify the name nnd make it one which will be uniform throughout the country. Officers of tho com pany stuted that it was felt n coined name was better to be used for their stores than that of an In dividual for many reasons. In making the change, however, officials took pains to emphasize that the stores formerly known as "Skaggs-Snfeway Stores" will con tinue to be owned nnd operated by the sumo people and in the same manner as heretofore. M. 11. Sknggs, who founded them, con tinues in oxnctly the same rela tionship to the organization that he has always occupied nnd his brothers nre associated with him In tho sumo manner. The only change that has. taken place Is that of the nnmo nnd there has been no change In policy or ownership. CENTRAL POINT CENT HAL POINT. Ore.. Oct. 25. (Special) Miss Stoddard and Miss Clark, who have been In Cen tral Point for the past three months, have removed to Klam ath Falls. These young ladies have made many friends who re gret to lose them from our com munity. Mr. and Mi's. Mervin Gloason have gone to housekeeping in ono of the Gleason cottages on Man zanlta street. "W. A. Pyhurn and wife of Mcd ford spent Sunday with Miss Mary A. Mee and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar "Williams of Reagle were trading In town on Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Price of Salem, a former resident of Central Point, returned to her home "Wednesday after a couple of months spent in the valley. Superintendent of Central Point Schools 1 1. P. Jewett, nttonded tho nVeeting of high school officials held at tho state superintendent's office In Salem last week. " '" Mr. and Mrs. "W. A. Crane vls iled relatives at Thompson creek the first of the week. 4 SHADY COVE SILADY COVE, Ore., Oct. 25. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stev ens of Ashland visited Mr. and Mrs. Booth Sunday. Mrs. Booth was a business caller at Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Follows of Trail, were callers hero Wednes day. Miss Cecile Booth who Is work ing in Ashland, was homo over tho week-end and visited Crater Lake Sunday. She says this Is tho best time of the year to see it an the foliage is tinted with such beautiful colors by the recent frost. John Laden went to San Fran cisco last Monday to tho hospital to be treated for an injured shoul der. Mrs. -Jack Zimmerly, who has been visiting her brother and other relatives at Crescent Cltye is returning homo much improved In health. Mr. Sargent of Crescent City has been visiting at John Zimmer ley's this week. Ho Is a brother of Mrs. Zimmerly. Mrs. Stowart of Prlnevlllo is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Johnson this week. Sho Is going to Portland from hero to receive medical treatment. -i ' Thin paper, and semi-transparent paper with ttnglnzed surface, Is compelled by Greek law to con tain sulphur powder to prevent be ing cut up for uso as cigarette paper. i i Pearls when not worn for a long time have been known to "get sick and lIe.M 'Girl Bandit' Nabbed Anita del Vll, aha. Rita Do lores, who told police aha waa com. pelted by her husband to become a member of an Arizona outlaw gang waa arretted In El Paso, Tex.'mat querading as a man. 0T rW-BLU MONEV 1 CJRAHAMS IH MY ft LUNCH : TODAV s. . I "tn a i bt ti have 17v ' " - ' ' :. , : -r Qood Bats cAheadl. WILLOW SPRIXC.S. Ore.. Oct. 25.-(Speclal.) The ladies of the Willow Springs Thursday club are assisting tho school in giving a Hallowe'en entertainment, at the school house, on the evening of November 2.- A cordinl invitation is extended to the community. There will be plenty of fun and plenty of eats. Let's get together and have a good time. Music will be furnish ed by the "kitchen band." The ladles who arc assisting in tho entertainment at tho Willow Springs school house on November 2. met at tho home of Mrs. W. K. Parker last Friday afternoon to mack plans and prepare costumes. The hostess served light refreshments. OLD FRIENDS MEET AT WILLIAMS CREEK HOME WILLIAMS CHEEK, Ore., Oct. 25. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Loulo Hanson of Humbug and Mrs. Minnie Clinton of Cuqultlu were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken Tuesday. Mrs. Clinton Is an old time friend of Mr- and Mrs. Lcttekon'. . Tho day was greatly enjoyed, it hav ing, been 30 years since they had met. t waits aim Boys will be boys.;.and the more active your boy is all the more will he need the body-building elements that are packed into Tru- . Blu Honey Grahams. Made of the stuff that makes boys strong and keeps girls rosy cheeked and beautiful. Sun-ripened Western Wheat-rich in mineral salts, vitamins dnd bran. v., Pure Honey Sweetened, Tru-Blu Honey Grahams are delicious as well as nourishing. Children love them. So do grownups. .Order the HOME P4CKAGE from your Grocer. ? ;;; ' sBji TRU-BIIJ BISCUIT CO " SPOKANE, PORTLAND, SEATTLE MELBA TOAST The genuine' comes in 'the colorful .", package shown at the left. Accept no substitute. PROVOLT BOYS WRITE SCHOOL NEWS ITEMS W1I.MAMM CItEIOlC; Ore.. Oct. 25. (Hierhil) The thlnl (finite of tho rrnvolt nohool Ih working on an Indian vllhifro project. Terry Jtohorm nnd Billy Brooks havo been elected Ijy their clasH nlutes, to write np iho Provolt Hfhool nnWM. Tho Hrhnol WfH cloHOd two days whllo Mrs. Hmlth tittqndcd t tcacrjfni' :.i,nstltOto- it . Mall Trlbnns aors are read ' by 20.000 peonl vry day. ' tf Hungarian Paprika of the highest quality A rich salmon pink color that is beautiful as a garnish the color you will find in Schilling Paprika only. The flavor is ' entirely different tangy but mild and never bitter.' t . A 1T '.V. i Feathery in "' texture neveit1 sandy slightly moist so that It . clings in its proper place In garnishing your attractive dishesar ,r -"5"- In a hahdsocie tin that Is In perfect keeping with a well appointed table. vv, 1)1 15c package oS Schilling PagDsrilia w it m with Schslling CoC&ee r a mtrmn a mr 9 A 1 U IliJil I wnne tne tnppijr itt you . j will receive a I5c tin bl Schilling Paprika with your purchase of SchllUttf Coffee. We have your Paprika for you. It you cannot come to the store, ut 'phone for yours. . ,! . .y At,. Tour Grocer i ! MONEYBACK Tour grocer returns your money at our expense on any Schilling product tor any reason wha te ver . Your statement Is enough. Don't return the goods. ' i ' r i. i i -i'. - t "n H k-f vi n.'.-J n.tt f Baking Powder 47 Sple.ea SS Bstraats Coliee Tea
