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iHli GROWER COT I RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS i i ! JACKSONVILLE ' TALENT . ! llll j I H . 9o LESS CULLS IN 1929 THAN IN 1928 1 ' o,lN928we averaged better than 65 per ; , , cent worms in our apples. In 1929, after three applications of ORTHOL-K and Lead, we averaged less. than 5 per cent worms ond stings. Furthermore, we quit 1 '. spraying in July, and as you know some ' of the worst worm damage occurred af ter this date." ' So writes a well-known grower of Brewster, Washington, whose letter is on file at our office. . His experience, like that of many other growers, proves that it pays to get real control of the first brood . . . and that ' ORTHOL-K and Lead in combination ' ' doesgiverealcontrol.ORTHOL-Kkills Hi the eggs and the Lead kills the worms. 1 ""' CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICAL CO. WikliM,Whin9toi(Pliii54fS) ' .Valiim. VV.ihiail.fl (Pko. 171 (, ' ...... a.itCtMMb W.ii.r,UU. , ' ;R?IH1ILK j...the scientific oil spray for summer use K-'l 1 For full information talk with your naarait ORTHO 7 field man or dealer. Your, Travelers Checks! Will You Need to Cash One "Immediately? WE ARE I'HGPAKED TO 1 Render service quickly and courteously to rjiembors of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs Jackson County Bank Classified Advertising Gets Results JACKSONVILLE, Ore., May 15. (Special). Mr. and Mrs. Harlan CantruU uf Big Applegate were re cent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holmes. Central Point. Miss Mary Hurst uf Med ford visited with sister Mrs. Hoy Smith one day last week. 1-Mro Chief Roy Elliott of Mod ford was a visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Miles CantruU of Bis Appk'Rate visited CiranUmu CantruU who has been HI. Mrs. Amy Dow transacted busi ness in Medford Wednesday. Mrs. Hazel Tresham has return ed home from Gold Hill where she wus called to the bedside of her father, Mr. Knotts. She reports him much Improved. Mr. und Mrs. L. T. Wilson and Mrs. V. T.Wilson were Thursday shoppers in Medford. The Ensemble club, made up of violin pupils of John R. Knights met at the U. S. hall Sunday after noon for cgular rehearsal and preparing for a recital for the lat ter part of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pursell wore callers on Forest creek Thursday afternoon. Claude Manke of Medford was a guest Thursday night at the home of Ernest Olson. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Knight attended a musical festival under the auspices of the State Normal at Ashland Friday. Roger Kayser, violin soloist, pluycd during the afternoon program. Raymond . Crumley of Butto Falls 'and Miss Frances Cook of Medford visited at the Fred Butch er home Sunday Miss Elhelyn Root and Miss Vesta Hull were Medford shoppers Sat urday. George Tranta came down from Butte Falls Sunday evening and visited at the Fred Butcher home. Mrs. Tranta who has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Butcher for some time, returned with him. Howard Lewis and Donald Dor othey left Monday morning for Diamond lake, where they have employment for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Erie White and children spent Sunday In Ashland at the home of Mr. White's par ents, Mr. und Mrs. S. A, Whlto. Mrs. Charles Thurston of Rose burg, Mrs. T. A. Harrison and Miss Mattie Matney of Medford spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. G. A. Lewis. Mrs. Louise Lawhead is visiting friends in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Alctha CantruU has return ed to Merrill to remove her house hold goods over to the Miles Can trail home on Big Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dunnlngton and family, Mrs. S. E. Dunnlngton und Mrs. L. J. Com best spent Sun day uftcrnoon at the Lithla park In Ashland. Carroll Norman Lewis spent the week end with relatives on Apple gute. Monday morning Patrick Swayne was laid to rest In the Catholic cemetery. The services at tho grave were conducted by tho Med ford Elks. Mrs. Chester Pursoll and small ! son Kenneth and Mrs. Al Boone I were business visitors in Medford I Monday; Mr. and Mrs. Ike Coffman of j Camp 3, above Butte Falls brought down a load of household goods Saturday night to their homo hero. They expect to be settled In Jack sonville the first part of next week. Joe Hall of Medford visited at the home of his niece, Mrs. Ethel Olson, Sunday. Time Is Getting Short See the Rogue River Valley Movie at the Fox Craterian THIS WEEK -Then Name It and . WIN $ 1 0.00 'A moving picture, taken in the Rogue River Valley, is being shown this week only at the FOX CRATERIAN. Scenic parts of this film will be used for advertising the valley in southern California, and an appropriate title for the film is needed. The MAIL TRI- : BUNE will give $10.00 to the person submitting the best name for this scenic moving picture film. Every man, woman and child in southern Oregon is privileged to enter this name contest. See this picture at ONCE! ' , Fill Out, Mail or Bring to Our Office Movie Title Editor, Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Please enter the following title in the Scenic Moving Picture Title contest: .... My Name is: .....q My Address is: 1 Plainly write or print title submitted, name and full address. Contest Closes Midnight Saturday May 17 TALBNT, Ore., May 15. (Spl.) Mr. Hibbard and daughter Mar guerite of But to Falls called on friends In Talent during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Williams of Talent are proud parents of a fine pa i r of twin boys born May 9. Mother and babies are doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Ragtin of tho SU klyous were guertts of Mr. und Mrs. William Bees Saturday. Mrs. Russell, a resident of Tal ent for the past year, passed away at tho Sacred Heart hospital in Medford May 9, after nn illness of several month', due to cancer. Mr. Russell, the husband and father, died about two months ago at the home of his son in Vreka. Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Cochran pf Klamath Falls spent last week at the home of his mother, Mrs. Edith Cochran of this city. Mrs. Speck of Medford visited at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Man ning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vlrgal left during tho week for Independence, Ore., to pick strawberries. 'Mr. Green, salesman for the Chevrolet company of Medford. transacted business in Talent dur ing the week. Several out of town people at tended tho Mother's day services at tho Talent Methodist church Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Burttle of A.shland called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Estes visited friends in tho Valley View district Sunday evening. M r. and M rs. A rch le Estes at tended church services at Gold Hill Sunday. Eight grade pupils of the Talent school were given the state teats on Thursday and Friday of this week. Thero arc 10 eighth grade pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brlner of the Wagner Creek district left for Crescent Cltrf Cal., during the week, where it Is hoped the coast climate will bo beneficial to Mr, Brlner, who has been in poor health for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Green have moved from Talent to tho Briner farm during tho absence of Mr. and Mrs. Brlner. Mrs. Elslo Clay spent -Mie week end in Grants Pass, the guest of rclutives. Mrs. Powers and daughter EH nor motored to Crescent City Sun day in company with friends from Medford. . They were very much Impressed with the beautiful wild flowers along the mountain roads. , . - Yw cant go wroyg in making biscuits if you add the milk .BEAGLE only a Biscuit dough must be light and spongy. And the way to get that con sistency is to add the milk a little at a time. To give coffee a rich, uniform flavor every berry must be roasted evenly. That's the reason Hills Bros, discovered and patented Controlled Roasting. This continuous process insures uniform good ness in every ounce because only a few pounds at a time pass through the roast ers. Bulk-roasting methods can never produce the same delicious flavor that Controlled Roasting does. Tasting is believing. Ask for I lilts Bros. Coffee by name and be sure to look for the Arab the trade-mark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum tins in which is sealed all the wonderful flavor and.strength pro duced by Controlled Roasting. little at a time CHVr ros "ever go wrong in developing perfect coffee j favor because they roast orih a few pounds at a time continuously BEAC.UO, Ore., May 15. (Spl.) Stock holders it tho Boafrlo telephone line held a business meeting at the homo of tho presi dent. It. H. Hecgmiller, and elect ed Clarence Case secretary to fill the placo just vacated by L. C. Schafcr. . ' . .... I. .. , Mm Hodlnflold was hostess to an aluminum demonstration Wed nesday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Do Armond, Mr. and Mrs. Bischoft, and son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Pursell, Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Mayfleld and Mr. and Mrs. Bed lngfield and family. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Gray was opened to their friends Friday evening and the birthdays of Mr. I'urcell, Byron Gray and Milton Sanderson were celebrated. Thero wore three birthday cakes with candles for the ages of each on them and the boys had to pick out their own cake and light tho candles on it and Mrs. I'ursoll. Clanccy Harper and Kiln Blackman had the next birthday so it foil to them to blow tho lighted candles out. Tho ovonlng was spent In dancing. Guests from Medford were Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnxwcll and daughter, .lime, Mr. Daniels nnil son, Kd Myers and sister and Wil lard Vincent. , Mother's day was observed by a largo crowd Bt Antloch Sundsy school Sundny. May It. Dr. Bray of Medford preached nt 11 o'clock and at two o'clock a'haskct lunch was served at noon. Sams Valley Sunday school wore Invited guests of the day. Friends horo of Victor Chupman of Prospect will bo sorry to hear lie- had tho misfortune to break his arm last week. . Mrs. Joo Mayfleld spent Sunday at the homo ranch on Dry creek. Charles I'ursoll of. Modoo or chard was a Saturday ovcnlng vls- ' Itor at tho homo of his brother, George I'uraell, and family. I The "Bchool children, excepting , tho seventh and eighth ,grades ' will have a threo days' vacation I this week, Wednesday and Thurs ' day being examination and Friday ! the school house will be used as a 1 poling place. HEADACHE? Why suffer when relief is prompt and harmless! Mi11inn ftf nnnl hav emA to depend on Bayer Aipirin to relieve a sudden headache. They know it eases the pain 10 quickly. And that it U m harmless. Genuine Bayer Aspirin never . harms the heart Look for the Bayer ; Cross stamped on every tablet. ! R AYE It 1 LOOK. FOR THE ARAB ON THE CAN ' J dent. MemhorH of thin comnilttoo aro Mrs. Archie Ilowman, Mm. Henry Miller and Mm. C O. San- den. Mm. Crump's room, hnvhiff (he larRont ropreKontatlnn of parontH RELATES PAST DAYS JACKSONVILLE, Ore. May ID. (Spl.) Grandma CantruU, 81, who Is recovering from a long III nosB, hud as dinner guests Mother's day Mr. nnd Mrs. Dill Kay ut the horns of hor daughter, Amy, whoro a splendid dinner with turkey and refreshments was greatly enjoyed. 1 Joyed. . ! The real treat was listening to Grandma Cantrall, who has lived to aee her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren become a part of Jacksonville. She also told of ploner times when she was a girl here. It was a wonderful day for, those present. i LEP.T.A. JACKSONVILLE, Ore., May IB. (Spl.) A meeting of the Parent Teachers' association was held In the high school auditorium Friday afternoon. A there was not a quorum pres ent, the election of officers was postponed until the first meeting In the fall A nominating com mlilop wniMippolntcd hy the presl- extend a cordial Welcome to visiting B. & P. W. We Are Glad to Have You As Our Guests and frlendf, present, won the book to be awarded this month. PTHOUSANDSsj BENEFITTED 1 Tk 75t"w ft m trr aid patlcnta Can anything more conclusively prove resulU of Dr. Chas. J. Dean' non-surgical treatment for Hemor rhoids, Colitis, Fistula, Constipa tion and other Rectal and Colon disorders than the fact that the majority of new patients are lent to us by former patients? Yet, we continue to make our ranarkaMc GUARANTY as explained In our FREE book which may be had on request. - ? Dr. ClIAS. J.DEAN RJECTALW COLON CLINIC dean BUf oppos eouirriiouse nrn & uin,notljm,oho TELEPHONE ATWATER 2001 affiliated offices Seattle, San Francisco., Los Angeles
