' PAGE.TWO"
CLARA BOW HAS ROLE
.To style of entertainment
tiWll'elieilj again'' yesterday jilt tho
Fox Cratei-inn theatre, from drama
and wh'oopeo to light (nlliinn'come
ily, "Tho Saturday Is'lKht" Kill," In
which that- pcrHonlflcutioii of flap
per yctlvlly, slang oxpresaion awl
nrlKinal , possessor of "it ." 'lai'a
riow,,lH tjiUMHtur. ' This attraction,
alone wlllt a Vox movietone wnind
r,Ww;'"'t l""",,miB -talKint? feu
luioV''T,.6 Mitch AelinK,"; anil a
loftl flitttiiro toy Kve Hensou mnr- .
pirpils, jvill ran at thin playhouse
until HiJildayl
Wliy'ithe phiv shoul he named
"The rSidifrHay Nlnht Kid" Is a inys-
tery, nuleM) it is that dnrinK Its j
rendition appears a dialogue line j
In which someone reminds ( lara
that she used to be known toy that
name. Anyhow ( any screen play
In which the famous redhead ap
pears would he just as entertain-1
ini! under any name, tout it 1s under- ,
Blood lliat the snrrent attraction I
title Is liaseil on the slatse play,
"Love "Km and Leave 'Km." I
It Is a ploy of hlfs city depart- j
mont store liro anions the employes
In which ('In'ra appears as "Mtiytrte,""
an Independent, resourceful i until
slni.Ky llllle shop Bill, tyrannized j
over toy her Bullish younger Bister, :
-played toy ,'ean Arthur, and with
James Hall pluylnx opposite Maynie
as "Hill," the clerk, who is pro
moted to foreman. The shred of a
plot Is based on tho unsuccessful
schemes or the younncr sister to
i-apl.ire Hill'st love from Mnyme.
If you are familiar with Clara
itow'a screen personality it would
he KupcjTlous to tell that she Won't
stand Tor anything like that, hull
you do not know that she finally j
llres of KetlliiK the sister out .of
scrapes and slaps her on the kisser
and ''elsewhere; , recapture! her
Jimmy anil cements him solid.
The scenes 'In. (iinesherK's de
partment store furnish many laualis
with tho chief comedy rurnlslied toy
lleyman "Meyer as Mr. Ginsberg,
and , tho precise-spinster forelady
of (ton' store and lis oldest employe,
played toy lOdna May Oliver.
l-'spoolully laiiKhntolc scenes are
where the employes of'tho store
prepare lo Rive a pageant under
the spinster's direction, -and where.'
just aflor Hill is promoted to floor-
man, he finds difficulty, .in direct- j
inc;. customers, to the Various da-1
pnrluicnls. ' . '
II Is also suieVflnui. perhaps, to j
slate that Clara flow tlirniiKl.ont I
shukes that famous uiop of retl I
huir frequently, utters many wise-j
cracks and displays her other!
screen characteristics that have
won her a Iiii'ko following. Her I
Hot-een colco, however, will never
Italtt honest pralso from any audi-
ence, even her most ardent fans
111 admit it. A. K.
TtWaWl Crater hike ihere Ts a
denerU lut Kurlts ' jmHsliiK do not
rerii;rilx' it ' as tUi-h, for there is
clover and other vegetation nrow
iim. encuurticed no to do hy the
.ludlcimiK a plication of water.
N'evcrthelosft, n few years ao it
wa Just d iimo rt lu n d . Now h u n -dreda
of head of caltle use this
paiture. llay Mnrnn of Medford
Is iiHoclalcil with (he nrj,'aiil7Jii Ion
wl(iih has thin desert nnd live
stock. Cattle, however, explains
Al r. .Mora n, are shipped to Wood
rlvt r valley, near I-'ntt Klamath,
and fatteiiid for the niarltets. and
from there they tirq, flUippQ.d?. out
of;Klamat)i Kails for (thn California-
market. Mh, and Mr. Mo
ran are rcKlstere(( at I i 1 -Hal
from Medford lNu'ilaixA 't'lre
Kuhlan. i -! ; ' vu
. . r- f-
'itciilly, rr- Plana. und' Niy for
'Jetion nf eommuaiiy hall hih!
liymn.'iilnin.
SHE THOUGHT HER
CASE HOPELESS
-Yet ALL-BRAN Brought
Kflief Almost Itmiiediatuly .
' No Troublu Since
When constipation onco cets a
(Trip on a portion, it is almost im
possible to relieve it, let alone pre
vent it with drugs and treatments,
lint here's a lady who was freed
from Iter sulToring; read her letter.
"Mi!M n an mtrpme mtm of ronMlpn
lien Blid Klthourh I l''l tTi,-tt alNiut evei-jr.
ttilnr ihnl was m-imimeniled to m, 1 lind
blmiMt nU-vn up hop, of ever brlnii nlk-v,-il.
"On duv 1 rami, acrtm, year ailvrrtlMi
mnt, k I rlmnghl I ioul,l try A1.1..IHN,
ll trlRnvil n) almeat immr,1iat-ly anil I
havp had n,i trouble iiincp, wliu-li almn't
tlirw, monthi aco." Mra, K. K. Lcallr, It 1 01
l4-man St., Flint, Michlsnn.
Your Rysrhi must ltnve rouglmEO
ir bulk daily, otherwise constipation
is almost inevitable. Kelloirn's AL1,
RltAN will Bupnly this toulk. It ia a
healthful' cereal to eat every day.
To uso in .cooked dishes or serve
with milk or cream. To mix with
other cerenls.
.Kollopg's ALL-HRAN Is Buornn
toed lo relievo constipation and to
prevent it. Far better than pills and
laxatives whoso doses often havo
to toe increased to bo effective. Two
tnblcspoonf uls daily chronic cases,
with every menl. It Is 100 bran
otid in 100 effertive. Doctors
recommend it. Your (rrocer wlls it,
8f rved by hotels, restaurants, din-lnir-cars,
Made by Kellogg in liattlo
, LrecK,-
V ALL-BRAN
INHERITANCE HOT
FOR LOCAL LADY
To dream of capturing the pot
ot Bold at the end , q( the. rain
how. Is a pleasant experience while
It . lusts. ,,liut, only too, ,ofteji.;oii
wakes
Hp, i. . dor ui, Wear sky ' wlth j
ni
i tv-i , ill ir.lii ' j ; ; : ,i !'',;: j
rriil fthmt lvi,'jU . wa i , fir3
poaeii; 'Hi Mm, i'Vi'nll, Af JleKitni ii'
fi'MVduys' 'nso." !i:1'K','iviiiK .)M, "!
the ilcut);Of hoi . oilier, .lHium iuV' '
hail noil Hiifsisln'co she waSiii. small I
chllil. having linen 'raised,, of tor: her F
mother's death:, lit1 Mini: Thtrili'wj
Willirims of ..lueksmi lioiinty,'1 xhd'f
Was told that' sli.o.w.'is to Inherit :
a large share of ? r.il.ooo lie left 'In j
his will. - , ' ;
Leaving for Unite. Mont., :i '!
days ago, she was slim-lti-il in lejirnl
that ll, fiii-tiine i.t the ral.ilinii'.-i
end was not for her. The !--!
ceased was only a distant relative)
with the same name as that of I
her father, .anil lii.s $:,n:ono was
divided between two sisters and
a In-other. Mrs. Applcgato iloci
lint know the w liciv.'iboills of he
fat her.
No matter whatiseollon of,On
gun Is represenled In the Portland
1-olels these days, everyone lirlngh
the same message regarding the j
weather, l-'rom ull accounts this
iUate and parts of .Washington are
experiencing a remarkable season.
Sunshine Is a dally occurrence, and
there Is an absence of rain. Weeks
ago there should have been good.
snaking rains, but they arc totally I
absent. Old timers say they never I
experienced such wealher at tiiisi
season ami they do not attempt to
explain It. While the weather is
beautiful, it Is unseasonable anil
unsatisfactory. Insofar as the agri
cultural regions are concerned. Tho
time for plowing should have been
over by now In many districts, and,
yet in those districts not a plow
bus been stuck into the ground
Seeding Is delayed. Farmers an
waiting nnd walling, with no pa
tience whatever, for the long over
due precipitation. The ert'oct on
next year's crop Is now toeing calcu
lated. Not only are farmers woi
lied tiliout the absence of rain, tout
aojire some power companies nnd
water plnnin. There Is n distinct
shortage nl' water for domestic pur
!poHils In several places. The Ore
Uiinlnn. IE
llecause t of- Hie large att -nilr
aneti last Salllrdiiy night, the
American l.cgloii members of
.lacksnnyllle st their dance tomor
row night have made arrange
ments lo provide iidilil onal spine
rnr ilani'i'i's. The first party was
presented hist Sill 11 Kin y night for
the benefit nf the .laebsonvllle inn.
seuni and was alteitiled by nearly
Kill couples fmin .Meilfnril, Jack
Minvllte and Hiii-rotitulliiK cuniiuii
lilly. 11 was alllliilinerd today that
the stage In the hull, bunted In
the ai'Ctiud stniy of the old Full
ed Slates hotel, which unce gave
lodging lo n president nf the
Fnlted States. Kuthelford II.
Mayes, has been removed and that
as a result, daiiiTng will not be
so crowded. The Imperial nr
cbeslra fmin Meilford will fur
nish the musle Willi - novelt.v
dallci-s.
HKKSK I'ltKKK, Hie:, Nov. 22.
(S,i:UI), Ivan Hntliield re
turned home lust Kriilay fnm
I'ortlund much Improved lit health.
.Mrs. John Nil u rn expects to
leave sotin with Mrs. I-M Uroii.
her sister-in-law, for Los Angelc
to spend the winter on account or
pool- health. er h us It a ml epeci
to follow tihout ahrtMtmas.
The till.' t.f the lesson for next
Sunday, Novein Iter i' I. In ( 'ari y
fitf: onl'n Mcmsiikc to the lle.-l-then."
und Is found In Jonah
1:1-3; l:t-5: 4-5-11. AM are wel
come to come and woryhlp with
us. Uev OrliTith In expei tei n
pi-e.,eh att usual.
THANKSGIVING DANCE
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
A big Thankagtvinc dime Is
si heitilled fnr tointil-l'uy.' , night tit
the .laeksnll lint apringM Willi a
nuinber of novelty fcatmvir to be
preienled dnrlnn the eonl-sd of the
evening. 'Ibis wilt be ihf flrat
d une nf lis kind IhU season ali i
Is expeeled 1,1 ilrnw the usual
eiwvii from Medrnrd. The musle
will be furnished hy Pom Pro
vost's I'ep I'rddlei-s, who have
been ploying at ibr lint Sprlmts
pavllbm fur some lime past. The
hall was recently redecorated and
now presents an Inlerlnr with an
entirely new ble.-i I linn formerly.
LAKE CREEKDANCE AT
HALL SATURDAY NIGHT
I.AKI-: i'ui:i:k, ore.. nv. a.
ISl'i'i'lal.) Xwr will be n dance
ii Like freek hill Ha tin day night.
.Niiicmbor nurd, mih musle by Hie
-.line. i:lisiiu .which played at
Hie lint dame. l:veil,iuti- r.
conic.
MMWORD'MAIIJ
The Secret of
By Natalie Sumner Lincoln ;.
'' : vV - t: ' '
HYSOI'HIII: A volet train li,,
dean brlnua vrelly I'eyav I'reacatt
to live ot Yew tmliie, in the Cot.
tt"ln;ui illla. Iter unrlo. Herbert
l'.tcntt tiifikea Iter hit ol huir
but ilecreen alie muat Htentl e
month nl the todqe or toren Hi
luriune. jSlte is limited lo nb
eencee ct one hour uiif ovhi cei.
: Vioit Inr cotitjiuitione. Aocot:
Puttied hy her devoted nerirn molil
Jua. I'enn: bephi.1 her reaidf-.nee
:,. haunted bit a enriee ot oirciim,' -.
stance which ahe vninhl eel:a If
talhom. Obadiah Hvana and ht
ton- Jimt-, jrouv hoepitabl
'matflltbani yblft ,4irn her
i I'ettijii tiihen Jithit tar a nanne ridt
MviHJ,tiv ifre rtiroaai into the wi
'1er. ,Uite. rthetr era ft eapnlzt.
utter I'eaqy now euea veerina at
jtlHtn from the .viaicr.
-.5; .-;':':;.' -
"" .,- . Chonter 5 .
THE RESCUE '
A FTRIl moments that seemed In
terminable, Peggy came to the
snrfneo of tho pond, still clutched
In the viselike grip of her terror
stricken maid. ,
' Peggy struggled to free heraelf
from Julia's grasp, realizing It was
her only hope of saving either of
them.
A boat, unseen by either of the
struggling figures, crept up to
them, and an- uplifted oar came
down with force on Julia's woolly
head, just visible, knocking her
senseless.
Swiftly the air rushed Into Peg
gy's lungs as the iron grip relaxed
For a moment Peggy peered about
from around her throat and sue
feebly caught the oar thrust to
ward her. -
"Save Julia," she pleaded, In
gnsplng sobs, as Obadiah Hvans
lifted her Into the rowboat, ;
"Jim's got her," he explained.
'Lay tlioro and get your wind."
Obadiah helped her to the dock,
tben turned to assist Jim In lifting
Julia. , '.
"Vott saved our lives." ' Peggy
had found her voice nnd rose shak
ily to her feet. "1 don't know
how to express my thanks "
Willi a skill which Peggy secret
ly admired Jim bnndagad the cut
on Julia's head. Obadiah gave her
a stimulant nnd after live minutes,
Julia opened her eyes.
They carried her to her bedroom.
Poggy mudo tier comfortable and
;hen slipped tula dry clothes also.
On reaching the living room she
found Obadiah consulting with Jim
In a subdued whisper.
"I'm thinking," he began, "you've
gone thraitgh qulto a hit and with
Julia laid up. perhaps you might
llko to havo us the -night."
"No. 1 fear I 1 cannot ask you
to stay. Julia will bo herself again
boou, and I"
"Are a host In yourself" Peggy
caught tho niocltery In Jim's eyes.
"Pop, we nro keeping 'Miss Pres
cott up boyond her bed-time."
Tha front door closed behind
them, drowning Peggy's faint
"flood night."
Slio went Into the kitchen and
when she returned upstairs, she
carried a foaming glass ot eggsiog
to Julia.
"My, It's good," Julia smacked
her lips ns Peggy put down tho
empty glass.
"YVluir my new coat, Miss Peg
gy? It didu't git hurled? It was
de fust time 1 had it on."
"It's In tho bathroom, Julia; I'll
look out for It go to sleep now,"
She switched off the electric light.
"Call ine it yon want anything."
She retrieved Julia's coat from a
pile ot wet clothes lu the tub. As
sha spiead it out tn dry her lingers
touched a cut toward tho hem. She
held tin tha cloth.
What she hud at first taken tor
a tear, was limr silt videniiv
inado with some sharp instrument.
There hid been no slit In the cloth !
when they Went to gel tn the canoe I
that she was willing to swear.
The ..... was lust creeplne over
tho ponk ot i Mohnk .Mnunuiln
when I'enRV t tnurseU itrom Yw i
f-odge nnd MPnllnx tnivially nlong
the e!tor or (ho imuil H ixiiiiivtl ;
opposfla tho spot, wliero tlie canor j
PARTY WAS SUCCESS
lll'.Ul.VIKW, Ore., , Nov. 2,
iSpeclalt The Titet I ncnualnteil"
pnitv hold nt the lortimnnlty club
house Friday even. UK was a suc
cess from every nlmuVjKtint. About
ISO IMIvlew and Nell freek folks
weM pii'setit to enjoy at lie program i
and social evening of gumea, w ith !
. ... rfilr'. 4ilN JtrJ'
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
Mohawk : Pond ;
had capsized a few short hours
fore.
'She t-Dipul cot ot her coat and,
In her bathing suit, entered the
water and with powerful strokes,
swam further out.
It was perhaps 10 feet deep Just
there and through the clear depths
she finally spotted the sunken
canoe. .- Submerging, her fingers
groped alone the bottom of the
canoe until she found what she was
looking for.
A slit, corresponding to that In
Julia's coat, except that It was a
more jagged tear at one end, had
been made in the thin birch bark
of the canoe.
Puuderlr.g lite sinister meaning
ot her discovery and recalling the
eyes In the water, Peggy returned
lo the house and retired. Desplle
a troubled mind, sleep quickly
overtook her and when she awoke,
the chimes of a French clock told
her It was noon.
Making sure she was comforta
ble, Peggy hurried to the kitchen
and satisfied her hunger. Tben
she prepared Julia's lunch and car
ried It to her room on a tray.
Both were startled by. a lo'id
knock at the front door. :
Peggy was downstairs like a flash
to throw open the front door.
"Mr. Chase! How good lu tee
you," exclaimed- Peggy and extend-
then plunged Into the water.
ed both hands In n warm welcome.
"Oh, I have so much to ask did
my letter hrlng you heru?"
The lltlld inan regarded her with
a perplexed 'smile. : v.
t"f tear you have , mistaken me
for -my' .tivlti.' brolfifar, Plll'lnnderI.
am Aquila Chase." . . .
Peggy stared at her guest Tht
likeness was remarkable.
At Peggy's suggestion. - .they
strolled out on the veranda and
Chaso drew out a cigar and lighted
It as they sat down. ,
"Philander wrote me you were
herd aud asked that I call on you.''
Chase remarked by way of explan
ation. , '
"I am so glad. You are my first
caller."
"Have you no nearer neighbors?"
he asked.
"Only Obadiah Evans and he's
not ory sociable."
"Obadiah Is a typical Yankee.
Shrewd but not alwuys correct In
his Judgment. Your uncle and he
did not hit it off altogether."
"You knew my uncle?"
"Oh, yes. lie was nearly ns an
enthusiastic botanist as 1 am."
From his pocket Chase drew om
same kodak pictures and showed
them to Peggy.
Peggy paused over the scenic
views aud took up two others.
"Who Is the man In the back
ground, Mr. Chose?"
"That Is Sundown." the botanist
explnlued. "A half-breed Indian
whom your uncle permitted to
cr.tnp over yonder."
Chase pointed across ..Mohawk
Pond to the southeast.
A sudden Idea popped Into Peg
gy's head.
"Could you would you walk
over there with me?" she asked.
"Certainly."
Rushing Indoors. Peggy made
certain that Julia was resting and
coming out on the veranda, locked
tho door.
At his suggostlon, they took the
path through the woods toward
Sundown's camp.
"Are there snakos?" she asked
as they npproached the boathouse
and turned at right augles to it.
iler question was answered by
j '",e """ling " ' underbrush
I She caught Chase's arm with I
suiieal of atnrm.
"Just a black anake nothing to
worry about," Chase assured ner.
Hut kls crip on his walking stick
l'"""" W contlnueri elnp l-
fCoitvritjht. I. Avpteton and Col.
Pcaay't suspicions n.ivt routed .
her interval tn th IrutiAn. St
tnvst.ottc, In todtorrow'a install
mcnt. t
refreshments served at the close
or the evening.
'I'ho food sale held at the Hardy
Itros.' store Saturday was well pal
rouliECd and a B.ilistantinl sum rrnl
Ir.ed from tlio sale.
tin Thursday evening, November
'Jl. an old fiiMhloncd dance was
staned by the club ladies.
4 .
M.ilfiml M-llnin.
MKI.I.V1KW, tire,, Nov. 55.
(Special. ) Mi-h. T. A. Merryman
and daiiRhtir l-Hlen M-ere fiuests at
the home of -Mr. anil Mm. Nord
ivlck of Medl'ont on Sunday. They
all enjoyed n nip to l'rapcit dur
ing the afternoon.
OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1929.
! HOSPITAL STREET
A jfctU.on fr JMiip Jtnpiyivemeiit'J
of FJorenbe .street, l running ;-. Qti 1
Must Main KtVoet to the Snored
Heart hospital, may soon he clrcu- j
Inted in view of the poor condition
in which the street has heon for;
years past, Loeai and out of town1
residents, who have oeeasion to use1
Hie street often declare it is one ;
of the roughest in Medford, with j
Index nnd roeks continually hounc-
Inw automohiles nnd their oeeu-1
taints, K"i"K up or down the hill to !
ilip hospilal. 1
The condition of the road has i
been pointed out as heing purlieu
lurly hnrmrul to patients. This is
said to he especially true wliere j
patients must have absolutely level;
riding. j
The road mound the hospital
was paved with concrete last sum-'
mer hy the hospital, leaving Jin-;
provement work to he done hy the j
city on several hundred yards of
Florence street.
Jack Holt Coming
to Rialto Saturday
t :
Human misunderstanding, family
strife, sacrlfica aiid an overpowe:r-Im-r
love are all incorporated In
' Father and Son," the new picture
synchronized with dialogue and
music, which comes to the ltialto
tlinter tomorrow, with Jack Holt
Uoiothy Itevler and .Mickey Jic
Itau'fn the featured roles.
It is a story of deep heart inter
est. A hypocritical stepmother.
lil::ycd by Dorolhy Uevier, alifmpts
lo ili-.slroy the rt'eep. and ti-mlel-hive
c-xisiing le-Lween a' fjither an 1
his son, ph. yeil respectively by Jack
Holt and Mickey .vidian.
.lack Holl gives a splendid per
formance, ns does Dorothy Ilevior.
who shows ;i power and subtiety
that establishes her as ' a great
dramr.tis:. Little 'Mickey Melinn
biinill'-s his role with a great deal
of simplicity and charm.
BELLVIEW VISITOR IS j
i HONORED AT LUNCHEON :
HEI.I.VIEW, Ore., Xov. .22.
(Special) -Mrs. .Mabel Meri'yman
entertained at her home In Bellview
on Wednesday with a 1 o'clock
luncheon. Table decorations and
place cards were In keeping with
tlie holiday season.
The luncheon was in, honor of
Miss Maud I'orhan' of Suginav,',
.Mich., who ia visiting her,. sister,
Mrs! I.. D, Meservey. -
Those Invited were: Mrs. Ida
Tuckoi-; Mrs. Ada Huxley, Mrs.'
Jessie Sewell. Mrs. .Margaret Me
servey, Mrs. Katherlne Neil, Utile
.loan Null,' Mix. Cora True, Alius
Maud Kprhaii,' the, guest of honor,
iihd I he hostess.
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KPO.
1. m. T.anghner-I larris
Hotel St.
-'rancls Dance orches-
tra. NHC service to KOO.
Ilostcreek club at
1.AKK If'RKKK. fire:, N,.v.,. ',
(Special. V1 Tho' Lost "fi-eek 'C'om-i
munlty club met Tuesday at th
William lloefft home. Mrs. Mack !
who hail arranged the' meeting so;
she could help tho ladies complete;
some garments which Ihey had'
partly made at a previous meei-l
ing. failed to come. '
Those . prcsel-.t were Mr. and
.frs'. William lloefft. Mr. and Mra.'
Ted lloefft j.iul daughter, Mr. ami1
Mrs. C. II. Moore, Mr. anil .Mrs. j
1-:. K. .lones. Mrs. .!. It. Shorl nnd'
children. Mrs. 'I.. .1. fli-issom and'
daughter, .Mrs. I-'rank Karlnw. Mr.:.!
l.i,ren Farlow, -Mrs.- ('has. .Seefield.!
Mrs. W'm. Xussbaum and children. ;
A. I.. .Pei:h and daughter. Mrs. I., j
.1. liohrer, ..Mrs. II. AV right, Mrs. I
Oeorge Drown, Mrs. I.ee l'.radslmw,
Mrs. Kmi.gene Charley, Mrs. Ce-j
die Abbott, .Mrs. II. IT. Fox and
children and. Mrs. TI. I.. Tonn.
Kveryone hail a nhinnt titne.-
SAFETY!
CAR WASHING GREASING
trained men will turn out your car to your satisfaction
at One Stop
FINE WEATHER IS
CLOUD TRIP LURE
i The prevailing November jvea
'ther is regarded ..s being unusual
i for local aviation, and as a result
ia number of Medford people nave
; been taking their first air rides
this month through, the local n-r-2'r-lune
service,, the Copper Kins
I company, managed toy W. J. Ilron
i ,..ir...-,r up wall-nnrt.
.ir.,i vi-Kiei-iiav' lhat re-
'ouests tor special and do luxe
: living trips have been numerous
during the past two weeks, ami,
'said the Passengers 1'oimd tb';:
I'.ngue Kjv.f valley a 'toeuutilul.
t sight from above for autumn wea
! ther, with trees and uiicierbrus.i
Inn the hills and on the valley)
' floor presenting a protly picture
i in their fall colors. 1
He is looking tnrwaril to an
other busy day next Sunday, ami,
has already received .several res-
.: ln.:.-...,Fi.. ,1m. I llt-OllI'M
,; wishing to fly Sunday would be!
i wise in arriving at the airpn.M
fairly early In the afternoon to:
receive rapid service. Mr. lirownj
j does his own piloting and hasj
been in .Medford some time, doingi
I passenger work and giving tu-,j
Hi-Ill insii uei inn.
GRANGERS WILL DANCE
AT EAGLE POINT. HALL
I.AK1-: Clt-1-:F.K.,Ore., Nov. 22.
(.Special.) The home economics
committee No. 2. Willi Miss Mary i
I lanley as chub-man, is giving a i
jllrango dance at the Kaglo Point
.' Orange hull on Thanksgiving i
v Same
Price
f or over 38 years
25
ounces
. USE LESS. ;
. than of high
priced brands '
MILLIOnS OF POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
rir"-Jjr"-p" """ ""
I fLVJ." VV
Inisht. All liimiKers are invited to
attend. .
Yow would not
try to broil d
l ,'
, . " whole)
I But if you'euf it in slipis yoij
can broil each perfectly. Simi
larly, Hills Bros, roast oi?tf
few pounds of coffee at a time
never in bulk. This continu
ousprocess Controlled Roast-1
in, produces a flavor mi
other coffee has because it
roasts every berry evenly and
... controls the flavor.' " -
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Freth from thefiTig-
inat 'vacuum pac.
, liaiily opt tied with
the ftey.
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
V 1. 1 ' I -VLf ;' 6 -
Raised . Doughnut
15c a dozen -
' Gold Cakes
With Cooked Vattilla
Creant Filling
25c and 50c
r .. '- .1--..
Pumpernickel
Bread-""-'
j v 15c ; ' .
Our Fine
Fruit Cakes
iin li4-Hj.;Und .2V2- sizes
I are ready -for you at
5UC per lb.
j n r ' ' 1 ' Tt 1 "
Sill W. Main: Ph. 103t
Phone 520
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