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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAY, MAY 16? 10fM.
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RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
APPLEGATE EDEN PRECINCT
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Yes, Sir! the method that makes
your coffee uniform 365 days
in theyear.Simplified, effective,
economical, the Golden West '
Coffee Maker is now at your "
grocer's. The price, complete, is
$1, and regular Golden West is
: the ideal coffee for best results;
Coffee & Maker
JuM Pour in BOILING Water
AI'l'LlifJATB. Ore.. May 10. . KIIH.V PKKCJ.VCT, Ore., May IB.
(Kpl.) Mother's May was rcmem- (spl. ) Mrs. -.lack Allen at south
lircd m Hi" home of Mt and j highway went -over : to Klamath
Mrs. A. Throckmorton of ltuch Fulls on Wednesday to attend a
when dinner was nerved to Mm. j mcotiHK of . the Apostolic Faith.
Anna Wakefield and duuehtor Het- jIr HiKiflnii, wife and son from
tv and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen i phoenix. Ariz., nre camping at the
of Medford. Mr. and MrH. William Sehnelr place south of .Phoenix
I Mclmnicl were evening Kuosts. while ho Is working in the or-
Mlss Lucille Arent, Unlnnlown chards. Mr. IliBBlns thinks no will
ivliool teacher und her pupils have, like our valley very much,
planned a last day school picnic I A niece of -Mrs. Kvana came
for today und will take their ' down from up north and la staylns
lunch and no up 111 Applcwite with her for a while
tolhelloyscont ca.nl). Mrs. Haulsrnan of North rhoemx
. , , !,., i.,. district was a visitor at the home
HlorllnK school also has l'''"" f M,.. Nl(,, F,,ln'ulln, on Wednes
ned a picnic for today. I wJlh Mn) Furry nnd Mrj) Ifolw
A bin family dinner was held at Wm J!obnBon f .orth Talent
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. 9(.t out nnout an acre and a half
Kleinhammer last Sunday wnen u i ()( t0mato piant3 Wednesday. Mr.
house full of company came to i0)msHn na!) an acro of head let-
spend Mother's Day. those pres- , tuco ahout lea,iy t0 market
Mrs. Austy Ilrown was onions
the visitors at the Jesse Nell home
Sunday.
Misses Helen and Ixiuise Sheldc
roiler and mother went to Murphy
in the Applegate country last Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walch have,
moved onto the Talliert place for
which they traded last fall. Mr.
Walch expects to continuo to op
erate a hot lunch stand in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Klnkald and
family visited with Mrs. Kinkaid'a
mother In Ashland Sunday.
L,. Pankey was called to Central
Point Wednesday by the death of
an uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I Gregory v!h
itod Air. and Mrs. Mark True Sun
day. Miss Frances Hardy of Ashland
was a guest of nuth .Newbry Wed
nesday night.
Several people from this vicinity
attended the class social at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blake
last Friday evenint,'.: '
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jWhen Fresh Peas arc tasteless, you
Can improve their flavor as they
Jcook by adding
a dash of
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Don't blame the peifs if tlicy
are flat. If you could Intve
eaten them when fresh picked,
they would hnve been sweet
and juicy. But the longer
peas are off the vines, the less
sweet they are.
Other vegetables carrots,
spinach, cabbage and toma
toes can also be made much
more palatable by adding a
dash of sugar while cooking.
ugar
And the same holds true in the.,
preparation of stewed fruits, ,
cookctl cereals, meats, stews. 4
There is no need to deprive,
yourself of flavor ;and enjoy-. ',
nit'iit when you sit down to
the table.: Use sugar for its ,
flavor value in the wholesome
foods tint belong in your diet :
and each meal will be a
pleasant event. The Sugar
Institute.
"Good, food promotes good health"
SATURDAY SPECIALS
: Pineapple Sponge Cake, 25 and 40d
Strawberry Cream - Puffs Original, Genuine.
Real Cream and Fresh Berries, 10 a piece
Regular j Special Raised Do-Nuts,- 15 doz.
Betty Brown Nut Cakes, 25
Home Made Bread, 3 for 25
Pumpernickel, 15 a loaf
MODEL BAKERY
,m:W..Main . .'" "" jlio'nVlOa'.R"
nt were: Mrs.
Oakland, Cul.. Mrs.
C (Sum-It of
Ksther- Young
and littlo daughter. Marelyn of
Ashland: Mr. and .Mm Harry
Lynch, Mrs. Ililno Perkins und lit
tle daughter, -lean of Wagner
creek: Mr. and -Mrs. Clarence Fry
and Doris Klinehammer of Mod
ford. Clans Klinehammer and Ud
dlo llowhrook of this vicinity.
Mrs. Krt Kii.:;h called at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Throck
morton Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Crump made -a busi
ness trip to Medford Tuesday.
The new swing nnd teeter for
tho Little Applegalo school were
delayed and did not' reach hero
until Tuesday. The pupilM will not
get much use of them this year,
as school will be out Friday, May
o:i.
Fred and Archie West drove
about IS head of Jersey cattle
from tho Nelson Perseil ranch on
Little Applegate to Sams Valley
tills week. The cattle belong to
Charlie l-ersell and were wintered
on the Applegate ranch.
' Mr. and Mrs. Hurt McKco of
Phoenix visited last Sunday at
Mr. and Mrs. lid Jacobs of North
Talent were down to the Carey
place Wednesday evening.
Neighbors of Woodcraft of Phoe
nix held their regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday.
. Mrs., ljarnum, mother of Ber
thold Harnum, is expected home
from Honolulu tne last of this
week. Her daughter Marlon- and
husband went to San Francisco to
ineet her. ...
.Mrs. L. M. Coke nnd sister; Mrs.
Frank Greenleaf. who Is . visiting
Mrs. Coke, motored over. from near
Jacksonville Monday -. on ; business.
Mrs. Oreencaf Is now a resident
of Santa Ana. Cal, ......
Mr. Stacy of East Eden, who will
plant ahout throe acres of tomatoes
between his young trees, came, over
to the plunt farm to see about tho
plants last Monday.
Miss Mario Miller of south high
way und several of her friends, all
nurses, went up to Shady Cove and
silent the week end camping. They
had a jolly time.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lockwood
have put on their lat hatch for
this season. Thev have had won-
dorfnllu irnnrl hntchos nil thrniiutl !
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CLIMAX
CLIMAX, Ore., May 16. (Spl.)
Wi K. Charley and sons are clear
ing land for K. H. Compton.
Mrs. Jonnie H. White caiieu on
Mm. W. b Charley Wednesday.
, . The census enumerator was In
our neighborhood Tuesday.
K. M. Comntcn is spending a
few days in Loa Angeles on busi
ness. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Jantzer mo
tored to Climax last Thursday.
They plan to leave for Seattle
soon.
Eighth grade examinations were
held at school Thursday.
Carl Hanson and Albert Eaton
of Los Angeles are visiting at the
Wertz home. They are to leave
next week . on an extensive trip
over the United States with. Rhode
Island as their destination.
L. II. AVertz is putting a new
roof on his dwelling.
N. P. Hanson accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Chas JunUer to Klamath
Falls Saturday. .
ifs different
What kind of malt do you use?
Are you getting as much for your money as Puritan
offers? Let's see:
There's Q more malt In every Puritan can than '
the great minority of competing brands offer;
And quality the very tip-top notch the highest
obtainable;
Made of specially selected barley and fine hops
Puritan is produced exclusively under the wonder
"Controlled-Temperature Process.'
This means that the temperature under wi
Puritan is made is automatically watched and
trolled every second of every minute the twenty-foui
hours thru. Iso t Puritan worth a trial?
,. 10 more.nialt than most quality j.
sured by the Controlled -Temptr '
ture Process.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
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,i,n ui,... i.-ui.L-or suit Ion on Iiig I tho season.
Applegate ''''' Hamlin Is .having some lofls
K I ilrown made a buslnesH put In his big harn this week. This
trip' to Medford Tuesday. ' ''"""'c him to store at lea.t
Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Miller of! 20 more tons of hay.
Yieilfnril snont Sunday -at the homo I
of the hitter's parents. Mr. and
.Mrs. .Mm O Urien on Ills Apple
gate. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Ilenton l'ool and
daughter. Maude. motored to
Grants. I'ass Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. Ansil Ciilson nnd
brother, Harry Ciilson, motored
to the Klamath orchard near Med-I
ford Hunday. where they visited at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Krank
Kiddle.
SHADY COVE
, Mr. und lire. ,Jenn Kiutmarsu
and two' children, Karl and Hav.el,
of Medford spent Sunday visiting
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. 1'.
1). Scott on Little Applegate.
SHADY COVE, Ore.. May. 16.
(Spl.) Mrs. C. B. Warren and
Miss Cecile Hooth of Medford call
ed at Mr. and Mrs. llooth's Tues
day evening nnd stayed to tea. .
Charles Drexler, who has been
suffering from diabetes a long time,
was taken to tho Sacred Heart Hos.
pita! Thursday. ' J v" '
Alvan Conover expects to go on
tho forest work soon.
John Laden went to the Marine
SARDINE GREEK
Mr. CoUo Hrifiht made ft busi-1 hospital in San l-'rancisco "Wednos-
nenB trip to Medford ( Monday. 'day to rereivo treatments for a
i - I lame shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. Ttooth visited Ash
: land Montlrvy.
I Mrs. Cecile Pritchette in golnor
to 1'nlon Creek to work throuKh
, the summer.
j There are .six scholars taking tho
I eighth grade examination hero this
year; .
lien Ueese, who lived In one of
Mr. Itooth's cabins, lias gone hack
to Holse. Ida.
.lack Zlmmorly. Is still caring for
a very sore hand caused by blood
poison. - i.
, Ore-Smith
May
and
Star Market
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Rhode Island Red Fryers
t .. .. i and Rabbits
Veal Shoulder &oast, per pound. .
Pork Shoulder Roasts, per pound ,
Fresh Side Pork) per pound. ... ,
Etacon Squares, per pound . .
Home Rendered Lard, per pound .
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SAHDINU CHKKK,
10. (Special.) Tom
brother-in-law Krnest (ladway of
Medford wore hero Sunday looking
for . some cattle ptirchnsed from
John Smith.
Mrs. Win. Wright, Mrs. Oeo.
Smith and Mrs. Wilmor Halley
were business visitors In Medford
Monday.
Mrs. Lily Dusenberry and Mrs.
K.va Newton attended tho music
festival last wijek in Ashland.
H. C. 1-Mene served on the grand i
Jury this week.
W. .1. Smith nnd wife of Oold
Hill called on relatives hero Sun
day. Tom Griffiths was a Gold Hill
visitor over night Suuilay.;
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dusenberry
and son Arthur ami . Mrs. II. l-
I M ake of (lold Hill motored to
Medford Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmor Bailey of
(lold Hill spent Sunday at tho
home of hor mother, Mrs. Nina
liusonborry. . -
1!. S. l)usonhery of Klamath
Fnlls called on friends hero last
week.
Ilandd nnd ('has. Smith have
been hauling In Nina Uusenbcrry's
wood which she had cut recently.
Mrs. K. ( Kleno .was given a
pleasant surprise Sunday in bono
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ltKUA'lKW, Ore., May
It. N'ewbrv
tKI.LVlKW, Ore.,
(Spl.) :.Mr. and Mrs.
and family and Mr. and Mrs. .1. N.
deltling and family visited In Ap
plegate Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Monro vent to Med
ford Krlday to visit her daughtor,
Mrs. Adrian Wolfe.
We nre sorry to hear of Mrs. (Jeo.
Woodson's illness, .She was takrn
sh'k Tuosdny And" i not much Im
proved at this writing.
Mr. ind Mrs. (loo. Andrews wero
dinner guesis at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. W, Wheeler In Med
ford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cralg Hayes went
to Washington last wek where
Craig expects to find employment.
A large crowd attended the
dunce given at the club houe last
of her birthday. Those partnkiug Thursday night. . It will be the
if tho birthday dinner wero Mr. last dnnoe nt the club house until
and Mrs. V. I, Walt, Mrs. Kva
Newton. Mr. and Min. luhn Sini
non of Medford and Mr. and Mrs.
K. V; Pirno; : -
Mr, and Mrs. lOrnest Vromnn of
(lold llltl were Sunday dinner
KiteNts if Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.
full.
Mr. and llrs. Wm. Bryan went
to I'n-seent i'lty Tuesday.
Wm.' SI. ItrlKgs anr-b.l.-iirtrR
have traded their property in Hell
view frr home in Ashland, and
will mnve soon.
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TAItLK ROCK, Ore., May 16.
(Spl.) Mrs. Hart of Talent visited
Sunday with her son Walter, who
has been suffering an attack of
rheumatism.
The Reed family, who have oc
cupied one of the cottages at the
Modoc orchard for the past year,
left last week for Idaho to make,
their home.
Tho Ed Wilson family were sight
seeing in the Klk creek country
Sunday. .
Mrs. McHrlde is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hubble, in San
Francisco this week. ,
Phil Gorden of .Seattle visited
relatives at the Tuttl home last
week.
Donald Wilson is visiting friend
at Oregon University.
Those taking eighth grado ex
aminations here this week are Don
ald Wilson, Eugene Newman, June
Nealon, Lois Schafer and Mary
Newman.
Cold weather has been holding
back grain and truck crops here,
but has not been cold enough to
prevent a heavy set of fruit, es
pecially on pear .trees.
ThoiE. C. Hamilton family are
moving this week into their new
home on the Tut tie subdivision.
Table Rock school closes today
with a program and entertainment
in the evening.
Several prospective land buyers
have been In the, . district lately
Interviewing farmers and orchard-Ists.
tleorge Wright, Ralph .. Wilson
and Joe Millard were among those
from here who attended the meet
ing of the cheese factory stock
holders In Medford Wednesday
night.
Members f 4-H clubs will give
tho- program during lecture hour
at the next regular meeting of the
Sams Valley Grange Saturday
night.
Kloyd M. Green of Milwaukee,
Wis., was a visitor at the Soabrooke
home Sunday, en route to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Tom Wright entertained the
Harmony 'HI girts in her new home
at tlie Redskin orchard Friday
night.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson Was hostess
to the Ijidies Sewing club last
Thursday afternoon. An unusu
ally largo attendance enjoyed the
meeting. Several garments wero
made for the Red Cross chapter at
Medford.
The lower grades, accomprnied
by their teacher, Miss Hetty Ilrown,
and several parents, enjoyed a pic
Jiic nt Ashland park Wednesday
while the upper grades were tak
ing their state examinations.
Community meeting will be held
;tonight, the young men furnishing
'the program.
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M. Mr. and Mrs. Kills Untidy andlvlsitlng In Salem, returned llorot
son of .Medford visited with Mrs. i lust week. I
John Gladden lias erected a ne..
llngsworth Is a niece
Hurley.
' Ventral T-oInt Was deeply grieved j "u,y'" """""; ' nnd Mr
to hear of the death of .lobcdlah Thl'' "" Wednesday.
I'ankey on May 19 at lioscburg.; Mr. llundy returned from So-
barn on his fnrm wat of town.
Mr. nnd Mrs. italph Whiter
Mr. I'ankey had been very ill for attic ,,on Tuct-day evening where- uKUO .. jiver vinlted with
a long time. Tho sincere sym-: uh vuuvu iy me uuiun ui iuh
pathy of the community goes out 'step-father. Mr. Graham. J
to the bereaved relatives.
Ed Farm on Wednesday. In ttt
afternoon they went to Medford;
Mrs. C. W. Pnvin, who has been 1 accompanied by Mrs. Fnrra.
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Doctors recommend them. Schools serve
them. And many a baby's first solid food has
been Tru-BIu Graham Crackers.
On us of Tru-BIu such universal acceptance has placed
a sacred obligation ... to keep quality above reproach.
In keeping with this obligation we added Honey, in
1923 . . . and now offer further" improvement by using
pure MILK in the baking. , ,
CKNTUAI, l'OIN'T, Ore., May 18
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Thco.
lilUHtt returned to their home on
Tuesday from a three weeks' trip
throiiKh California.
John Kddy underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Sacred
Heart hospltnl Tuewlay mornlnK
He Is greatly missed at school
and nil hope he will soon recover.
Mrs. tlelinont I'ankey of Tolo
visited with friends n few days this
week.
. qMis. Iteluiont I'ankey of Tolo
visited with friends a fevy-jdaysl
thin week. I
MiPA Clark nnd Miss SarKcnt of
Medford visited with Mrs. lid1
Karra on Thursday. !
Mm. John Koss left for I'ort-1
land on May 15 for an extended i
stay. i
Clara McAllister nnd Ralph
Hunt were married may 15 In
Medford. They will make their
home In- Klamath Fulls. Mrs.
Hunt will lie rememhered as Clara,
tlrlm who, lived In, Central Point
some time niin.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Klllnesworth nf
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Jopliln E. Wright,
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arc the result . . . available in every city, town and
hamlet in the Pacific Northwest. Order a carton from
your grocer. The taste test tells the story. You will find
thg'i their own best recommendation ... all that really
fine Graham Crackers should be. : 9.
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