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PAGE FOUR IVfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MTTOFOItD, OTCEGOX, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. "" Swigart Flower Garden Is Ordered Profusion of Blossoms And Greenery EX-HUSBAND OF RUTH ELDER TO WED (By lOvit Nou ion) A little white gale under a Ki'fii walnut tree, which up reads lit uhado out ucrott a cobble atone walk and cximnao of ltiwn,.,loaJK tho way Into the lovely flower Kttrdcn of Mm. Curl A. Hwlnart, k 211 GenoHMoo mreot, which com- Pohcb her hobby, her work and her pleasure In life, while being at tho KHmo time the envy of her Xriendn. Hollyhocks at- the fence, which marks the western border of the garden, nod saucy headti at vIk- Itors who enter at thin nouBon of the year. Brilliantly colored Klad lolf do not destroy the beiiuty of tho dcllcatul colored hpiIkh of bloHsom 6n the larxo butterfly bush which hovers over the east ern fence. , Mrs, Hwlfi;art, who was formerly , president of the Medford (.1 union club, hHK added HomclhinK new to tho garden each year.. It is now a combination of profusion of flowers and color segregated into llttlo gird onn which do not do tract from a certain order, al most dignity, that pervades walks, arbors and boundaries of the ground's. The order is tho out growth of constant care and plan ning -and adds a refreshinK air to the friendliness of tho lounging chairs, scattered about in tho shade of tho walnut troo. A brick walk leads from tho cobblestones down through the . pergola, covered with grape vinos, where green grapes hang In a sufficient number of clusters to The new gloves are delicately soft, but so tough It Is almost impos sible to wear them. out. The whale has not contributed to women's styles since the days of the whale bone for cornets. appeal to the mayor of Duncdln. X. Z.. for help in securing a hus band. The mayor is broadcasting tho message to New Zealand gentlemen. fits the average size room. The square are numbered and a code tell upon which square the pu pil's feet should ny for each atep. Tho automobile Is a great moral force; it has completely stoppei horse-stealing. (Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter) . hlbitlon Isn't a greater success than the liquor being sold under it.- (Louisville Times) A 100-acre airport Is operated by the American Legion post of Carbondale, 111. .. , A vacation is about half antici pation and the other half changing tires. (Ohio State Journal) i rove they have not been planted i for beauty alone. -jned by a growth of wooly tyme. ' lleds on the north stdo of tho' pergola and sweet peas, which climb the posts, add a wealth oft color to the view, glimpsed thru the lattice work of grape leaves. Klowers" and vines, however, do not dominate the garden, Mrs. Swigart bus realized the import ance of naturalness lit planning and shrubs and trees nro placed! at frequent intervals. Several ca- talpas and almond trees grow on' opposite sides of tho pergola, : Klowers In varieties so numer ous, Mrs, Hwigart nun never count ed thorn larkspur, petunias, via- Ins, clHum, delphiniums, roses, dai sies and hosts of others fill beds mid corners of the fence and trel lis. Ktalks of their predecessors, who bloom earlier In tho season, havo Jioen cut away, to (IhhUov all sense of dead pasts, which often invade gardens. A seed bed, where tho flowers got their start, Is located just out side the trellis. As soon as the plants In tho garden go to seed, Mrs, . Bwlgart says, she knows It I Is time to place the seeds of that variety In tho hot beds. In thin: Hl-Triangle Club way they start sprouting at the, Studies Education same tlmo they would if tho plant About twenty-ftvo members of scattered them about tho ground the 1 11-Trlnnglo club met laHt even- from Its own seed pods. lug at tho homo of Mrs. A. 13. Klin calls thein nil by their hot-1 Gregory , 1(4 North Tench, Pullow- anlcal names when visitors are not Ing the business session, the meet around. Hut refuses to bo called , ing was turned over to Mrs. Fred artVf&r """ wm I ? fit! Dam-lug Taught bjr Squurra. mu-tM- f A W ' II She Seeks Gentleman. . Dancing atepa are being taught i wa T I i '" - .11 "' navo newr met ' gentle- by meant of a checkerboard floor- ! j-, at . a i f 2,i'k'l man In Glaagow," wrote a 24-year-1 board, recently Invented by a danc- ' wr.ri. f ; ;.. I V m m II M '"If" of the Krotch city In an I Ins maslir of rterlln. (Kmunv. It At any rats, no one can ay Pro i v J j?E. sm. 1 ' - - - .i I - a fi'.a v f v- g , . l " i I II i ill t, AW 1 II iiii llll f I. 1 r vAZ.. I; TWO STORES IN MEDFORD ..- - . t ... ... . . t f N Xf "'"' llll WHEN IT COMPS TO FOODS WE SAY IT WITH w:c & mm y - ,- i il7 iUkJi N..55 VV (lcnJL .,""'' nil vvh w ii ii i 4nri 9 I 3 ' IV BtMrZ 7U.XI IV -yia womacK, memoer or tna Byra expedition and former tpouia llll uu3 II. 11 . - I W I I I I I ' lye " llll of Aviatrix Ruth Elder, announced he will marry Ella Bliset, Minne- III .1 ' Ml I I B I V' llll , i ,,r MamSt. 'XJrl 7 Central Av. rttQ Simkm telephone J, n Telephone i.Mrs. iu,.i,u.-,is,, wr- 'i f iirmu-ir- iirr i Tir IH I highbrow. Rho just happens to lenm tho botanical ones first. : Deporting the Agitators (Ban Frnnclaco Chrnnlcle) Olio reaHon why .bnlKhvixt ault i tora can mako Buch perHiHtont poBlt of themeelvea in America aiipoiun In tho atatcment of the Immigra tion ooinmlMHloner'n dllomnia over a group of undoalrablo lluwiliint held horo for deportation. Krom' (Ills It BCOinH that vuch people an) practically hnmunc. local author!-1 Ilea who pick up the undcHiraliU'H for anything Ichh than felunh genorally turn them ovor to tho immigration aervie-s and lot It go at that. And tho Immigration aor- vlco haH no nmchlnery for doporta tlon to IIUHHla. . tUoamxhlp companlea will not ao- cept paaHengera for doportntlon without aome kind of credentials. If the auihorltlea nt tho othor end refuao to admit doportooa and tho United Htntoa docllnea to tako thom back the stenmHhip companloa aro atuck with & motley orow of un wanted gucata. And there boing no diplomatic relations with lluaala the Immigration official ennnot ob- tuln the necosHary crcdcnllnla. The result la tho Immigration commlwrionor la Iqft with theao un dealrablca on hl hiinda. Thero aro not enough of them to Juallfy char ed up and aent to HuknIu. Ah tho Wllmot, who look chureo of the In- Htallatlon acrvlcca. Ofl'Ica'tB or tlio Trliuiglo for the coining your aro (Jcralil Latliunj, prcBldcint; Vliglnla (Irognry, vlco proBldcnt; Mary Kale Walters, aec i ntiu y, and lid win Anderson, troax-urer. Tho presentation period was In MrH. Itlchui'dsoit InlcrtahiH Cliihs . Mrs. J. Hanford Richardson en tertained with a lawn party at her home on lleall lune yesterday after noon for members of the first grade of the Central Point schools. Twenty-one llttlo folks enjoyed an afternoon of games and contests, rifter which refreshment were served. Tho children wero pupils of Mrs. Itlcharclson during tho past school year. commlBslonei- cannot board tho charge of IMwIn Anderson. Tho undesirables Indefinitely his only course is to relcaso them on bond. Realizing their Immunity tho un desirable alleru go buck to their old trlekB, aro picked up and again rclcaaod through tho same proced ure, A remedy for IIiIb" would he subjuct pertained to the education or Ainorlcuns, particularly the ne groes mid Indians. Papers were given by Dorothy Jane Walters and Mary Kuto Wallers, with an Intro ductory talk by the lender. A book review, "Wo Must Mutch,"1 y nonoro wiiibio morrow, was prosecution by local authorities f given by Halo 41111. Warren' Klrlc Patrick pluyod a cornet solo, "Our Yesterdays," accompanied pi the plnno by Miss Virginia (Irognry. Tho discussion period was in cliurgo of Warren Klrkpntrick, (iicnIn Loavo For South Mrs. Gusslo Heyor and daughter Anubollo of Milwaukee, Wis., who have been guests of Mrs. H. It, Klllott for tho past several days, left yesterday for California, to contlnuo their tour of the weBt. Mrs. Ilyer is Mrs. Hlllott's nlcco; ' InivnlM on Vacation - Mr. and Mrs. lid Vincent nnd such undesirables for minor n wel as major offenses. This would curb their lawless activities and tho rec ords would be an additional ground for deportation when an nvenuo of deportation Is opened or when thero nro enough on hand lo Jus llfy chartering a steamship to enr ry thorn ovor nnd dump thorn on tho shores of the oounlry they proress to ntlmlro so greatly, Nanking, (JJilna, proposes to re construct tho city in a big way. Already 77 proposals of Improve ments havo been adopted. Among thorn are the construction of a1 river port, Installation of a waterworks system, opening of n metropolitan park and a (Hand. Metropolitan Miiaeun, provision for freo clinics. nrnmotlon of IndiiHti'v nii,i thn terlng a steamship, ng was done a opening nt factories, development few years ago when a Inrno num-lof afforestation, and laying out of her of Hiisslnn radicals were round- n beautiful residential district. Dr. and Mrs. II. V. Margrave and daughter Gertrudo will arrive In this city tomorrow from Herko- ley, Cal., to spend a month as guests of Mrs. W. H. McUowan and Miss Gertrudo Weeks, -M Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Ulckort and Mr. and Mrs. 1.. A. lOrly of this city were guests ut the' dancing party given last evening by tho l.ithluns In Ashland park. Porters Gnosis t - i'rnm Kt. 1aiil . Hev. arid Mrs. Lolund Porter and daughter Mary, ana Allss Martha Hlco of Kt. Paul, Minn., whu nro guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conger, were honor guests ut a luncheun given at Hotel Medford Tuesday by. Ml, and Mrs. C. A, Mocker and' Mn. and Mrs. O, J-l. Corey, i In tho ovonlng an Informal musr leal was enjoyed at the Meekej home and days reviewed when both families lived In Howard Lake, Minn. Tho Portors . havi been touting tho .west for th past threo weeks, having motore son jioony, leave today for a mo- via Denver. I.os Angeles and th lor inp in liend, where they will Redwood hlahwav. They exocct spenl a week vncatlonlng. Thoy to return by the northern routel will return via Kugene lo their . . I Central Point home, then enjoy a Dinner Party Given 1 woek at southern Oregon resorts 8an Francisco Guesta . ' , with relatives. n ipiwqj n llll S ' XV M'V! V llll y. x I -J . Mailt i ITS DIFFERENT Yes the Controlled-Tempcrature Process s expensive Certnlnlv It cost us considerable money fo Install the wonderful ''ConlnlleJ.TtmperaU-ri Process" in the Puritan plants. Bm this every second watchfulness of the manufacturing process results in every batch of Puritan being up to specifica tions and like every other batch. One reason why Puritan Malt is '"different" is because it is absolutely the same perfectly uniform everywhere all the timcj 'most all other brands give you less quantity than Puritan the Puritan can holds 10 more than most. -AT ALL DEALERS )ptmiTisl I Mr. and Mrs. Wnynu MIIIIiikIok I and Mr. and Mrs. Uenu Table of San Kraiiclsco wero honor guests at the dinner party given last even' itm nt llnguo Klk Inn at which Henry Klulirer was host. Covers wero laid tor the follow- ing guests: MIhii Margaret Ames, I Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Hnrt, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Nod Vilas. Tom Sworn, Orhlo Natwlek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank l'ar roll, Misses Fern Hutchinson and hnuise Klulirer, and Lylo Wnllhor, ,and tho honor gnosis and host. thiiighti!. of 'clernils Tn Mi-el Tonight Daughters of Union Veterans will meet for tho lata time pre vious to the summer vacation this evening, al . 8:110 o'clock In the I armory. Kcporla of delegates who attended the slate convention at Kugeno will he given. The next meeting will he held the latter part of August. Misa Carlton Hestesa at Tea Miss Helen Carlton cnlcrlalncd with an Inloiniiil tea yesterday af tcrnonii at her homo on the Old Stnr,o Hoad, honoring her house guest. Miss Helen Green, of North ampton. Mass., who will be In southern Oregon until tliu middle of next week. Mrs. Wlllett in Creicent City I'loslng her studio Jul v I, Mrs. Uonn lllackmoro Wlllett left Med- ford Monday for Crescent City and points along the coast south of tin northern Culltornin beach. Slio Is i now. making her headquarters at llalel l.aiiir, Crescent City, and plans lo return In (his city the Inst of the month. Bownee Return to Los AnQtlna ' Mr. anil Mrs. Waller llownes. who have been visillna in Hits city lor several weeks of tho summer season, left yesterday by motor for U.,I. I,n, In I A-...,!.... Club Mwls This levelling ! The Kednh clul will be enter-i touted at dinner this eveuiiiK et tile home of Miss Helen WIImjm. U".l South Ivy street. wnwaaarr 1t'ggHI' IJIV( ClltX'k U.t llll II. 1'harKtMl wtlh beKgltiR nt Kyde. lle of Wight, recently. Thumaa i Terry, 2S, promptly prtriure1 ! clierk book and drew a check for $:T0 to cover hit, bail. Ho admit , toil pnylni; $150 for an automobile and negotiating for the inirohao of A tJ.MH) home. ' Mt w aon. tenced to Ihreo months Imprlxon' meat. Wlwile I xvi t her Imr Out. Women of Kurope are ami in find ln the whale an all tn their ward-' rohe. While "leather being uited In maklnfc fashionable xloveit. ii nd ntyle leadem have p proved the new mntertnl rtmpomert of tho Intestines of the hue swimmers. Saturday and Monday- July 12th and 14th Modern merchants use many means of building up patronage, but when it comes to FOODS, we say it with VALUES! And that means the finest foods, fresh from packer and producer at real money-saving prices. It's VALUES like those listed below that thrifty housewives appreciate. Just look at them! . . Shrimp Fancy New Pack O oz cans 2 cans 29c Bread Tomato Sauce Del Monte Brand 6 cans .29c BARKERS FAMOUS A real treat for you, at a real money-saving price On sale at both MacMarr Stores as long as the supplies , 'last . : , Full one and one-half pounds 87c Wesson Oil Frying Size A 4-pint Can S7c loaves! 25c Macaroni Elbow Cut 3 pounds 19c Canned Milk ALL BRANDS tall cans.. 49c. Pancake Flour Eggs SPERRYS Full 3-pound Positively Fresh MacMarr Guarantee v ; Package 25c 2 dozen.: 49 c Corn Flakes Kellogg and Posts 5 packages...... 19c Sugar Limit 10 Pounds 10 pounds.. 49c Coffee MacMarr Supreme A cup of Taste Treat Lb.37c 3 lbs $1.10 Matches Buffalo Brand 6 Box Cartons Carton.. 15c Flour Mac Marr Hard Wheat Supreme value with the MacMarr Guarantee 49 lb. bag.... $1.59 DEMONSTRATION - FISHER.S BLEND FLOUR Free Scones and MacMarr Coffee ALL DAY SATURDAY Vegetables of Quality, Oregon Grown Peas L ettuce New Potatoes Fancy New Peas , " Solid Heads t- pounds 29c Head 5c Fancy White 10 pounds..:.... 33c at Our New SANITARY MARKETQUALITY MEATS, Saving Prices opnng.Lamb Lunch Meat Shoulder Roasts, pound 15 Lamb Stew, pound ..15 Butter ' Local Creamery pounds 69c Boiled Ham Pound 55 Minced Ham Pound 25 Veal Loaf .....Pound 35 Pressed Pork Pound 45 Bologna Pousd 22 French Loaf Pound 40 Spiced Ham Pound 55c1 Hamburger & Sausage No Cereals Added 2 pounds..... 39c Milk Fed Veal Roasts ' Pound 17? Veal Stew Pound 1212ck llll J
