Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 23, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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CONSTIPATION
BRINGS MANY
ILLS
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POMONA GRANGE
Life-Like Doll Is Prize Award
Did you know that constipation
often brings despondency? Poi
sons spread through the system.
You lack pep. Hcadachc3 be
come frequent. No wonder you
have the "blues."
Yet cgnstipation can be over
come by having sufficient rough
age in your diet. A pleasant
way to obtain this roughage is.
through eating Kellogg's All
Bran. You will enjoy this delicious
cereal. And how much better
for you than taking habit-forming
laxatives.
Two tablespoonfuls of All
Bran, eaten daily, will relieve
and prevent both temporary and
recurring constipation.
All-Bran also contains
needed iron to build up the
, blood. At all grocers. Made
" by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
All-Bran
IN CRATER PARK
AT EAGLE POINT: ENDEDFOR PAIR
j Iluvkig eomi'leted their stork In
line uf tlu must important i ventnry of (.'niter Uiku lmtiutml
iii'''tlnf:s of the yrur for ntemberH park iiroperly, u tusk on which
of tlie I'mmum RiiiiiKe will be held lliey have heen ennaijed since the
tomorrow at KiiKle Point, leiu- ( flowing nf the park in the latter
nlnu at lo o'clock in the nioruliiK I ,iirt "I" SM'einber, tlordou Warner
nml eontinuini; thiuuirh the dav. fand Htniolph Leiteke of the park'H
i iuiih for the state Kranne eonven
i linn tn be held In Medford in June
will be outlined at the meeting and
nil uraiiKer are urijed to be prea
! ent.
f. ('. Mulci, state Kranse master.
: is expected to attend the-meetinj;
to aid I'onioha member! in devel-'
: opiiitf pliins for the convention.
.Many cum mil tecs will be appoint- j
ed fur the event.
.Members are asked to brin bas
kets as luncheon will be, served
duriim the noon hour.
The business meetings tomorrow
will be oprn to all fourth degree
inemb.-i-s, but only f ifth decree
members will bo allowed to vote.
LOCAL PLANT VISIT
Htm ekeeper s department, were lo
nrrivo in the city this afternoon
I'rom the Monk snow wastes of the
national park with the honks eon.
tainltiK thai inventory, and will re
main in the city for a vacation of
rivernl days and to enjoy some
good home cooking.
The hoys were to havo come out
of the park, where they had been
makttm their headquarters at gov
ernment camp, over the dep snow
as far as I'niuti creek by U o'clock
this afternoon, at which place they
would be met It v an automobile
i sent up from M;diord by Superin-
I temleni Solinsky to bring them
the ,-lty.
It rained hard all day yesterday
in Crater l-ake national park, fob
j lowing a six-inch fall of snow the
day before over the 10 inches of
fresh snow that had t'ajl en the
prior week, ami it was presumed
here that It probably snowed at
the national park last niKht and
today. The rain of yesterday pack
ed down the fresh snow, storing
up further water content for valley
irrigation next spring and summer.
Their visit from the (.'rater Lake
isolution and snow will bo a wel-
Toledu ; Creann iy rnckagoj
riant resumed operations recently ferred from Seattle. Wash., to the
after inwtiill'ng ew machinery. I headquarters at Kugene. Ore.
It. I), llowlnnd, zone representa
tive for the Texaco Oil company, j
s'K'iil Thursday in Medl'ord confer-,
rhlir Willi 10 A Viillioi'. In! mnn. !
ager. in regard to plans for aprius t:omo oac f(M' lllI(lolnh ami i.ordon.
and summer expansions. ; nionlhn past they havo been
Mr. Rowland was reeenlly trans-1 dolnj; their own cooking living n
put k unit neuim, umi umiii ouu rhh"
Fine
liis
ALL-PUflPaHE
-F LOUR
all home baling
or bacon and oges r vice vertui.
While tliii two were supposed lo
take turns at doiiiE the cooking it
is a good bet for Mrdt'ord people
who know Gordon well to chance
all their financial means on a bet
that Rudolph was hornswoggled by
his partner into all llc rooking,
unci besides doing all the dishwash
ing that is if the boys-cver wash
ed Ibe dishes.
On thetr return to duty at Hie
park Uudolpli and Cordon will take
up the task of rearranging the
slock on the shelves of the ware
house, throw out food for the park's
birds and other livestock, and be.
tween times study out formulas to
'do away with mosquitos in the
park during the first of next sea-
son.
j While in the city Mr. Warner
will make a further study of the
captured German cannon souvenir
! in the city park, which in former
years was wont to change its loca
tion on Hallowe'en nights to some-
' where on the property of the high
SCHOOL
' ! : : n
. L ? '
' kJi' , I if I
I A i4i.-jr N -V A 1 I
j I his beautitul ilull. the catital j girl who secures the most mer
chandise voles bclore Saturday,
ii the
fresb
Hidiat rt v is
el who
t.ud n.irtV b the badtng ea-;
tine t the i-vcning.
eb-t'tisl i l in ers w ill in t.
eiiR'Itailiineni eonimitt"'.
Later In lite evening
menl will he seritsl. A
i mvit iliun in atli-nd lite
f eti-lid'tl the plli'llr.
skh I'ai-ty
rhlii"Hla
.t i' in I ! rs of the younger
spent I'stei tlay on the lireen
S prints skiing wito Anna Mae
l-'usen. liertruile I toy I, Flora Mc
dath and Xelle (liven, and Harold
lieltauer. Neville liideu. Hubert
lliiiiiieiis ami .luiitur 1'ortet.
MN. Prt.bMiirld
Irt'aii's fur Norlh,
Miss iliurlct I'rubMirii-ltl 1.
tage tills morning tor l'iw
where she plans to Vts-ll
Wt-ik end liei'ore continuing on to
Seat l le to Visit ielali es in I hat
cit .
Novel Ptty Planned
By Epworth League
A parly replete with novel ideas
will be held at I lie First M. K.
church at S o'clock Friday evening
by the members of the Kpwort h
League.
Leila Van lier Mark, social chair
man, plans to conduct a miniature
J school with an excellent leacher in
i charge and all pleasures id' school
; davs wilt be enjoyed.
(bind refreshments will be serv-
d. All infinite
a of the league and '
The newly those Interested in it are cuidiully
invited to attend and enjov a lot of
wholesale fun.
c
olds
lone I'lne IVT. A.
Meels THla.
The LiMlf Pith I'aiv nl Ti
as."iieialinn Is hohltug it
monthly uii'i'liiig tbi al'l
Tin session i-p'-iiid at :i:ioi
Willi many mutln-rs and in'
friend' present.
Meet TiHilgbt
In the Arniot v.
)niighier of il W ar
will hohl their i i-uu Li t r
thi.s evening in the ai ne
has been announced
i. hers;
pgtilar
TO RELIEVE
Fttrt thomuRh txmel action ind rid yoor
viirm of poidor.ous waste aa soon u yeu
notice the flint mien of a cold. Juit Uka
NATURE'S REMEOY N? Tablpta-aiwi
bf aure of ptompt, cany and pleasant ro
an Its. It in more thoroutrh In action anu
Xar hotter than ordinary taxadvea. Try it.
ihc Alt-Vecrnbtp Loxative
!1W0 PAIR SHOES FOR
F
Make tits tut lunighc
for our ."r--..'..ntei(l.
Two pair of shoes Tor the price
, ot' one will be feaured iit the litis
i ler Itrown shoe store durini; llietr
j annual :ale which he;iis lomor-
row morn i uk I Saturday I a I ; ;!u
; o'clock.
I Shoes for every meiiiher 'if tlie
family in nrw spring styles will In
1 included in the big clearance sale.
; Tim entire thick of rubber Tool.
j wear lias been drastically reduced,
too. 1
25 OFF
ALL
RAINCOATS
Caps $1.95. Buy another
for
5c
The Men's Shop
Next to Rialto Theatre
autiful dull, the capital
! in the merchandise, contest
beiuK conducted by Medford
bants in conjunction with the
l-'ox theatres in this city, is almost
human. It sings and' talks like a
regular baby and w ill be the proud I Mauck
pnswessjnn t-f the little Medford ' novel t
girl wlio
cliaudise
l''ebru;iry stli.
A fine buys bicycle and score:
of other pri.es will also be award
ed lo .Medford kiddies entering
til is on test, according to Mr. '
who is conducting the
Mtesl. ;
improves
Not just your cakes, or your crullers, your pies or
your popovers but everything you bake I
And rw wonder 1 The unvarying quality of Sperry
Drifted Snow Flour gives richest flavor, most delicate
texture, airy lightness, snowy whitoness every time.
"It is the ideal type of all-purpose flour", say leading
cooking authorities, lis unvarying quality has made
Drifted Snow the largest selling flour
in the West. Try itl
fune in on "Sperry Smites" pro
gram over the N. 8. C. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening at 8.45 KFSD, KECA,
KGO, KG W, KOMO, KHQ.
y
it
Reducing" Proves
Unusual Laugh Hit
A comedy ijf errors in a beauty
shop, "lietlucing," now at the lrox
theat'-r, permits Marie Dressier
and Polly Mo ran to have as much
fun with the overweight game as
they d i d villi
Wall Street in
'Viiucht Short."
" "It e d u c in
finds "I'auline
' K o e h a '. "
wealthy beauty
parlor o w n e r.
inviting her sis
ter M a r i e to
bring her whole
fa mil y for a
New York visit.
The fun starts
the minute Ma
rie c i i in h s
aboard a I'ull
man ear with
her mail-carrier
huybatld, iJieieu
daughter, A nila
two iniM'hievous
and .lay Ward.
Iliascut fif the
Mi's, lollins Hostess
At Itiblge Party.
Mis. Kate M. I'ldlim
at a delit-htfiil brldt:e
nesday evening. i:iw
frograiu I'm fiance
j AniioiiiK e by M Iks
was hosteSH ;Itss Kuth l.ny.
irtv Wed -I
inst riietnr.
who
laiy.
local (lanrin
will present u
i null Mn of Mit-
icen visiting
Chester N.
play
was
and
Jlrs.
of Mrs. i;. u.
chell, tire., who b
her daughter, Mi
t'ummings.
There were two tables in
ami prize tor high score
awarded Mrs. V. S. llolger
the consolation prize wont
Tim Dailey.
Those present were Mrs. 1iugh-.
litt. honor guest; Mrs. Tim Uailcy.l
Mrs. W. S. Ihtlger, Mrs. t.'bi-ter !
Cumminus. M i n. II. I '.t own l''oul-,
ger. ,m iss Vera Humphrey. M rs.
Vera I'lymate. Mix. T. Knack-!
stedl a ml t he Itnsl ess.
I
INneiiy I'arly i
lllijojcri lliiii'-ilay. 1
A I 'overly I 'arty w as en jo veil
yesterday at'lernoun by 117 inetn-j
hers of the Alpha Delta H
at the home of .Mrs. I-;. N. slilileii. j
711 Kast .laekson street. Mem-i
hers wore costumes indicative of
poverty, which were quite a inns-;
in.
lattelfield; ' hei
Cage, and her
sons, 1'illy Naylor
lh latter Hie .ill
American hegion Paris convcnlh'n.
1aughs continue to mount when
Marie goes into the sisler'.s beauty
parlor. These laigh.s are drawn
together -in a compact story of love
episodes between two Interest ing
young couple. Anibi Page and
William Makewell. Sally Kilers and
Willbim ("Puster") r'ollfer. Jr.
Liberty Meat Market
" Home of Good Meats "
The secret of getting good meats for your table is
in buying from butchers who know meats and
where to get them. Try our meats for proof.
SWIFT'S STEER BEEF
BEEF TENDERLOIN
PORK TENDERLOIN
CHOICE VEAL
VEAL LOAF
CHOICE ROASTS
FAT HENS
BROOKFIELD EGGS
BROOKFIELD BUTTER
SWISS CHEESE
FRESH FISH
OLYMPIC OYSTERS EASTERN OYSTERS
CRAB o
Swift's Government Inspected Beef Swift's Best
Phone 164 Cor. Main and Holly
A short blisilie
conducted. pefn
Mereved by the
charge, including
is meeting was
shments w c r e
committee ill
Me;-ilames ltov
II.
Mr
Sann
I bdell.
f.olf. V. it. lialrd.
ders and the lir:
In .vsanlheiiiiiiM ( ircle
To Meet Mondav.
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Mbins chili l-:nJoH
( arils Thur-(la.v i:veniici.
Mrs. Maiste U.iiiy and Mrs. Ko
la ml Hubbard were joint hunt esses
last evening at .Mrs. I a i ly's 'home.
1 1 i Merest orchards, to members
of Hie Allons club. Cards were
enjoyed with four tables In play.
Prize for high score at bridge
was a wa l ded Mrs. Warren Pot
ior am) low M rs. W. K. Ihdger.
Mrs. Mills to Visit
in Portland
Mrs. Tims. H. Mills plans to
leave Medford Sunday for Portland.
where she will be guest for a week
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Itcckwitb. and the .Mills.
AT
YOUR
GROCER'S
n In hiiin'1' irriHip ,,f Iht Mclli.nl m nil llnnilH
I'ih itupils iii ;i n't ri'vni' lit
Hie Ilivill Ihralri' in llrunWi I'.'ti
lunlnlit iiikI S;itm-(l;iy lllKlit. Ihik
iimiiMini't-il tlu fiilliiwiiiK iiruKi'iMn:
'.I'll i iOi't-i'litrli- Mitrniit'iil
liiliLltuii, lOlsif .iaiic Itl'llWIH'll.
J:'liuicc liiKi'iiluun, Iii'Im Hull,
Nfilrii (lilli'tl, Cliurlollc O il t li Mr
Hridf. Iti'tly and .l.iry .Mi'Ailuni,
8h!rli-y Kii'in'l. Ilcvci'ly loi'tz
.liintct,('yil,'nuu-t'a IJt-liifii nli'l
ii'invlt'X'.
I'liiy 'rime i'iiriliu lit'iH'ilii-l.
I'lilrii in .Mi'Knilili'ii. Niidync
inn ii, Uimii l.nu Wliilt', I'iitrlrla
rnii'ki'lt. Anna ai'i linr Sclilniilll,
l-:l-iiiic 1'illlinun. . I n a n llnwi'll.
I :'! ly ll.ivli'. .1 -.- Il.in.-cn.
Sil"! Slim- llani-i'--M'llii'la M-l-K
I.--
WalU Tn i ' M a r y Ji-alii lln
UlllT..
.i'V-r Sunt n I'ly l.m-y Cns.
The Snilora Zui- Ix-ll l.antlM,
lmol!iy Hni'KOsH, IU-Iimi lllaik
mun. Aliircal'el rratt. I.nnint'
iit. l-:vel'no Hi'i-mnn. Ni'IHp !i'
IHTB. .Ii'im lliiwi-ll. Kiankic Itlnn-li.iiKci-.
slilrli-y siliii'lniunli. Mary
Kllcli Ciilliuiin. Virginia lOnKlifli.
I'nl Viillllj.'. tltml imi'. I'.arlinra
I'lli lH'. .1iillU' .1 i- I 1 I'. All' l
I'i.mU, .Innr Alltlf.
Ulllill Tap Sllilli'V liii'lnl. '
Hiilh-I. Waltz- Imiii livi- IV'I
: .int.
I'ulllll' Al'ili:; l:iKalll"llil W'i-m-lim.
Tin- T . ,1 il y I'.i ar --. .Milili i'il
Srlllniilt'.
"Turkry In tin' SI raw" Mary
.li-iilli'lti! IHH'l
Kvcr.vllilni;' l. K. - - I'.nrliara
I'ariP-H nml Sllhliy Sllni'liaui;li.
Ili.sa liallrt Mulli'ta Mi'lkli'.
I'.flly I'n-IM Shllli-y Kll-lnl.
Mnlly Maliim-.v ivnci irvn mil.
I ant.
(lap Vn Ham Ik- Dili I"1""
tl. .lam- A lit I.- ami Until Mart"
l.ny.
I U nman In Hi- Sin i .Mixlnv
I .1 ii.-i-. N,.lllr ;.-lifis. Mary Klli-l
'ralliuun. .1 -i i llmvHI, Lniralnn
I .li'stir. II. I.n I '. I . I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Mnl'Klirrt
I rin.t.
1 Ai'niniiani.-ts--Mr:'. ( '. II. I -".
Mrs .1. V. A nl I-
II. A. It. 1'rnKI-lltll
AlllllMIIM'lll
j Wlllinii rliapli r II. A. I', '.r I
I'm valllK. will lirnailraBl n v r
K I ) A I ' piirll l-'rlilay ivt'lllln III Nll.'i. j
a pniKialn whlrll will li "f vital
i iuti-ri'Bl tit all ilniii,'lil''iK.
I All iiivnilaTM nf 'r.itr l,akn
rliiipti-r wlni i-hii iln n uri' iiMki-il
j In ll.-t' II to this prnKi'iiin Hun i'"-,
; Hill.'. I
j Si. m linn1 ililrhm 'In- limntli nf ,
I'l-ln nary, t 'rater
will liriiaili'ust a
l.ik.'
pniKl'i
rlili il-r j
II nvi'l"
KM i;u.
III
joit Siinthiy i;eiiitig. j
I A missionary pau-eant entitled
j "Telling Km Hitiry" will bo ine-l
i M-ltted H lay evening at the Klrst
'christian elmreli at 1 ". in charge
of the Woman's M i;Miim ry fo
eiety. This prograin is b' lug given
as the annual woman's day coin-,
nieuHirnt Inn.
Tlie present at hn Is being ol- ,
reeled by Cnnlil Parr, and I" n
id'tmhil reine!ita!i"n of tlie f"f
i ik-n born, children and aed. Mo-
noil cee. tli ns are to given.
110 bel'lig iiia rtet. duet ml Mibi
numbers.
-
cbryi-.i ut hem ii m ' 'in e. No. H 1. 1
, Ne.Kbtpois of Woo. b raft, will meet
' Monday, J inuary :n 'he f.
I". linn at ;.?.. oilotk. After
ft brief hiiftlnerm mfiinn tin im'Pt-i
lliK will be turned over to the
oca I coin m II t'e and a benefit
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You Con Use the
Confine your food buying to Safeway
Stores and Markets and the end of this
year will find you with a bigger savings
account than ever before. Our uniform policy
of keeping all prices consistently low; our
immense buying and selling facilities and the
many operating economies years of experienco
and study have taught us can all be turned to
your individual service...to your profit. Get
the full benefit of them this year by buying
all foods at Safeway Stores and Markets.
uyiNG Power
Stores ana
Markets.
Saturday and Monday Savings
SUGAR, pure cane fine gran
ulated. 10 pounds 51c
MARGARINE, .Crux Brand, the
quality margarine.
4 pounds 49 c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Sperry's.
Makes golden brown cakes or
waffles'.
Large pkg 19c
9 8-1.0 pound bag -li)
CRISCO. Taste lard or other
shortening, then taste the sweet
ness of Crisco.
3 -lb. can
6 -lb, can
69c
$1.37
RICE Fancy Blue Rose for
health. Steaming hot cereal or
a pudding.
3 pounds ...
10 pounds
19c
59 c
Max-I-Mum Syrup
is made for quality and flavor
to insure its goodness, and the
price is low. We invite com
parison of quality.
2l2-Vo. can
5 :lb. can
43c
79c
COOKING FIGS, White
Black. Extra choice grade.
or
pounds
27 c
JELL-WELL, the West's gela
tin dessert. Try the newly dis;
covered food drink in the morning.
packages
25c
MILK All brands, at a Safe
way Saving.
cans
23c
CRACKERS, Snowflakes or
Grahams. Freshly made.
COCOA, pure rich ground cocoa,
full strength.
-lb. package
29c
pounds
15c
BREAD Safeway Twin Im
pound loaf. White or Whole
Wheat.
PALMOLIVE BEADS, the new
washing soap for fine woolens
and silks.
Package
5c
loaves
25c
OATS, Mother's, with the alum
inum or china premium.
Large package
33c
MATCHES, the new Highway
Brand. A new and better match.
box carton
15c
Brooms
You will soon need a new
broom. You may select a good
broom for the garage or the
ft nest broom at the following
prices.
43c 69c 89c 99c
Oranges
Small, sweet & juicy
4d0Z 29 c
Fancy large sweet.
Dozen .. 28c
Lettuce
Large, sweet, crisp.
Ice packed.
2 heads 1 1 C
Potatoes
Klamath, U. S. No. 2
50 lbs 49 C
100 lbs 95"
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