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PXOE FOUR
I
Eden Precinct
on PRECINCT. ADrtl 17. W-)
One of the most pleasant social gath
ering held at Phoenix Orange In
many month tins the surprise given
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Plcltel, the occas
ion being the celebrating ot their
golden wedding anniversary. A very
entertaining program ol music, gamea
and recitation waa given, and after
the r?ular grange aeaslon a delight
ful supper was aerved. A large wed
ding cake with miniature bride and
groom adorning the top of the cake,
made an appropriate centerpiece,
while candle and flowers made the
beauty of the table complete. Cake
and Ice cream and coffee waa aerved.
A beautiful crystal water set was
presented by the grange to the honor
guest, also a beautiful vase, by Mr.
Pickle' Pollyana of the grange. Ev
eryone had a delightful evening.
The many old neighbor of Mm. T.
P. Fih wore glad to meet her at
Orange meeting at Phoenix Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Luella Reaee, mother of E. o.
Hesse. la very 111 at her home In
Ashland. Mrs. Mary O. Oarey vlalted
her on Tuesday afternoon of this
we- , j
We of thl vicinity are glad to
fcnov "'at little Bobble Koara. who
auffered a broken leg ome three
week. ago. 1 getting along a. well
a could be expected, at the Com
munity hospital in Medford. The lit
tle man enjoy hi radio very much
and the many greetings aent In for
hlMr. and Mrs. Pap worth of Ban
Pr.ncl.co. arrived at the Oernwr
home last Sunday morning to visit
Mrs. Papworth' mother. Mr. Mar
garet Germer, who ha been very ill.
at the Germer borne aouth of Phoe-
"rioah Chandel had a vlelt from
two of hi half-brothers, of V Ang
eles The brother lo visited with
the nankin of Medford Tuesday
evening. They were on their return
trip from a visit with other relatives
In eastern Oregon.
Plre destroyed a brooder house and
about three hundred baby chick at
the Bonham home aouth of Phoenix,
last Thursday night about ten
o'clock-
1
Climax
CUMAX, April 17. (Spl) Nadlne.
Donald. Robin and Crystal Oold had
perfoct attendance records for the
post alx week of achool. Thl la
really an enviable record conalderlng
that these children have nearly three
miles to walk and that there has
been much enow and disagreeable
weather.
Roberta and Norma Jean Wert.
who attend high achool In Central
Point, spent the Easter vacation at
CUmax.
L. H. Wert waa a business visitor
In Medford last Friday.
Mrs. Cecil Day spent the week-end
at her homestead at Itake creek and
attended the 'Caster plcnlo there.
Phil Werta went to Medford last
Friday for medical treatment.
Mllroy Charley went to Medford
laet Friday and returned yesterday.
6am Coy la cutting pole for a
corral.
Howard Gold and Mr. and Mr.
Harold Gunton of Medford visited
at the Oold home over the weekend.
Mr. Zelda Hurst enjoyed a vlalt
from her sister. Mrs. Jones and other
friends frum Mfniford Weiinemtay.
Long Mountain
TAlNfl MOUNTAIN. Anrll 17. (SPlI
Mr. Carlyle Natwlck motored to
Phnenlx Prldav taklnf turkev eKs
down to Mr. Wright's hatchery.
We all enjoyed an all day Easter
nintA at the achool house Friday.
The children had a fine time hunt
ing Easter eggs among the rock and
grass. Mis Moller had the children
put on a little program wnicn was
very good. Those enjoying the day
ur. and Mrs. Ross Kline. Mr.
and Mra. Geo. atowell, Mr. and Mr.
V. F. Boren. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. 6 to
well, Mr. M. L. Prultt, Mr. Delbert
Mongold. Mr. Jack Btowell, Mrs. P.
Hfwell. Mra. Messenger. Mrs.
Caryle Natwlck and Mis Moller, Ouy
Prultt and tiowaro. non.
Mr. menmaon. flDerrv company field
man, wa calling on customer this
week.
Mra. p. M. fl to well soent Sunday
and Monday In Medford visiting her
granddaughter, who ho been very
111.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Messenger took
the day off Tuesday and went visit
ing. They called on Mr. and Mrs.
Lem Hughe and Mr. and Mrs. Axel
Benson of Fern Valley and Mrs. James
Cotton of Phoenix, and other.
Mr. and Mr, H. O. Short and Mr.
dnrf Mm. vnM Kline attended Easter
service at the Christian church Sun
day.
Mm. M. ti. Prultt, Guy Prultt and
two sons, Herbert and Donald, and
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Stowell, spent
Sunday picnicking at Holcomb
springs.
Mr. and Mrs. wm. l-erry ana .
Avr were dinner auests at the home
of Mr. and Mra. Nick Young Easter
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moimea caueo,
at the Geo. Stowell home Sunday.
Tommy Glvanl la shearing nis
aheep this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dm noiman ciuieu
in thia neighborhood Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Lawson wss pleasantly
surprised Wednesday afternoon by
the Long Mountain uociai ciuo.
Those spending the afternoon at
um Tjtnnmn'a were Mesdamea May
Stowoll, M. Li. Prultt, L. F. Boren, E.
L. Stowell, Ross Kline, Lena Stowell,
W. O. Messenger, Delbert Mongold,
P. M. stoweu.
Mrs. Ruby Young attended a cov
ered dish luncheon at Mr. Bulle
Hlcken'e of Eagle Point recently.
Miss Evelyn Jack and Marjory
Nlckol spent tho week-end with
Verl and Irene Stowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mongold cel
ebrated their flrat wedding anniver
sary by taking In the "whale show"
In the afternoon and tne wreauing
matches In the evening.
Mlaa Frances Moller and Mrs. Laura
Boren took the Long Mountain school
children to Eagle Point to take their
achievement teat Tuesday.
Bonnie Jean stowell spent the
week-end with Joan Holmea.
Antelope
ANTELOPE. April 17. (Spl) Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Blgham and daughters.
Marine Yorton. Mrs. Dot Dutton, Mrs.
Ruby Riggs snd daughter, attended
cantata at Eagle Point April 8.
Mrs. Anna Owens has been quite
111. but is much Improved at this
writing.
Most everyono from Antelope at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Howlelt
April 7. Th sympathy of the dis
trict Is extended to the oereavea
families. Mrs. Hovlett was loved by
ail who knew her.
Antelope Literary club met April
10. A short program was given and
refreshment were aerved after the
business meeting. .
Water waa turned In the Eagle
Point Irrigation ditch April IS. Sev
eral have In their applications for
water as the small clover 1 badly
In need of It.
Mrs. Louisa Greb Is spending a few
days with her daughter, Mra, Myrtle
Oreb, of Medford.
Miss Evelyn Knighton Is spending
a few daya In Medford with friend.
Rev. A. N. Johnston preached at
the Antelope school house Faster
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von der Hellen
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zundel of
Lake Creek Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Wilbur Erlckson spent Easter
Sunday In Portland.
Shady Cove invited the Antelope
school up for "play day" today. Sev
eral cars were used to transport the
pupil.
Mrs. Marc! Erlckson gave an
Easter egg hunt for the pupils April
10. several prizes were given to some
of the- pupil who found the prize
eggs.
Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mc
Dowell, spent Easter Sunday at Reese
Creek as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Owens, and Mr.
and Mrs. Vcrn Owens attended the
Easter services at Ashland Easter
Sunday.
The Ladles' Social club met at the
home of Mrs. Anna Owens April 15.
Mrs. Yola Owens assisted Mrs. Anna
Owens In entertaining. A lovely
luncheon was served at 12 o'clock.
The afternoon was spent In making
a quilt.
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlggs enter
tained with a dinner party Easter
Sunday. Those present were, Mr. and
Mra. B. E. Bnlzo, and children, Mr.
and Mra. S. W. Baize and sons Dick
and James, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hat
lett, Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Burton and
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Leo cannon of
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Bob LlndsBy.
WHAT YOU EAT HAS
A LOT TO DO WITH
HOW YOU FEEL
Correction of Constipation
Is Often a Matter of Menus
For years, tho medical profession
lias insisted that proper diet ia
more effective in promoting health
than the indiscriminate use of pat
ent medicines. Today, they are
seeing their teachings bear fruit.
For instance, millions of families
liave leurned that common consti
pation is larpcly due to insufficient
''bulk" in menls. Many of them cor
rect this condition by tho regular
use of Kcllogg's All-Bran,
This delicious cereal supplies
frenerous "hulk" In effective form.
Within the body, its "bulk" absorbs
moisture, and forms a soft mass.
Gently this clears out the intestinal
wastes.
Kclloprg's All-Bran also supplies
vitamin B and cunlaiiis iron. It
may be served as a cereal with milk
or cream, or cooked into tempting
muffins, breads, etc.
Two tnhlespoonfuls daily aro
usually sufficient. Stubborn cases
may require All-Bkan oftener. If
not relieved this way, consult your
doctor.
KelloRR's All-Bran Is not a
"cure-ail" but it does correct com
mon constipation.' It is guaran
teed by the Kellopg Company. Sold
by all trrocers. Made by Kellogg in
linttlo Creek.
'Constittation due to Insufficient "6utt"
X GOT WISE
.
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Many ol our Iriends had lo
economize as carefully as we
did, and I often wondered how
they could afford to use Hills
Bros. Coffee. You see, I still
thought that a coffee as fine as
Hills Bros, was too expensive
for our budget. So we kept on
trying one coffee after another,
but never repeated on any of
them.
Finally one day I decided
that if my friends could afford
Hills Bros. Ccffoe I could too. So
I bought a pound from my oto
cor, and then I got wise. I found
that Hills Bros. Coffee cost prac
tically the same as the coffees
we had been buying . but
it was miles
ahead in fla
irnv.. jk.'H
PRICES EFFECTIVE
Saturday and Monday
April 18 and 20
I mm TmM?mr J9WKfJiS8iWfiWL.usrTL TTn M-irrnnrr ' umi iMMtaaai
" lET "FIRSTS for Hl!
mUk, butter, cheese and eggs.
They should come FIRST in every family's diet...these
foods that build strength, vitality ana neaitn.
You can be sure of absolute freshness in these foods
....we bring them to youlirect from the producers.
Give the farmers a hand, too-by helping them move a large
portion of their finest dairy produce at a fair profit to them.
Drop in and investigate these dairy food values...f;'s tveek!
XTRA!
Demand Merchandise
Packed in
Wooden Boxes
HERE ARE JUST A FEW
ITEMS PACKED IN WOOD
Milk
Aluine 4 cans
Macaroni
Rose City, curve cut.
a id. cot
Tomatoes
Josephine Standard
pack. 2yi cans
Clams
Warrenton Minced
Razor
Yz size
c
c
c
c
Fresh Daily from local Creameries lb.
Fresh From Local Dairies Qt.
Locally made Full Cream Lb.
Fresh Extras, Large
Doz.
22c
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Packed in Medford Made Wood Boxes
2'i doz. in box
Potatoes
U. S. No. 2. Pack in Medford
Made Wood Boxes 50 lbs.
Fancy Medium Size. Fine for Salads
Pas
Extra Fancy Full Pods
All Green5 Excellent Quality. J lfaS
lb.
Toilet Tissue
Comfort Tissue. 1000 sheet rolls
1 roll Zee Towels Free with 4 rolls tissue
ashing Powder c
Swift's Pride. A very good value
1 lb. pkg.
DEPENDABLE MEATS
For Better Meat Gome To Safeway
FRESH PORK 1 lb.
SAUER KRAUT qt.
Makes a Fine Dish Cooked with Neck or Backbones
MallbUt ' Very Choice lb.
' Fresh Caught from the Ocean
SWISS STEAK lb. Hfte
Tender Baby Beef For a Quick Dinner
Hamburger lb.
Fresh Ground
HEARTS lb.
Fine For Baking With Dressing
ID jfyi ' Canterbry Otreen lb.
Caisdy Bars iqq
LAUD 2 ibs. 2gc
Rex - Cudahy's Pure Lard
KCRRr lIAAllLW Homogenized
Calumet
3 for ;
25c
Van Camps No. 303
Post Toasties 2 13c
W VsVHM
For a Quick Breakfast
Camay Toilet
Fine For The Skin 3 bars
CEISCO
For Better
Results 6 lb. pail
I4c
$109
AIRWAY
A pure Brazilian Blend.
Ground Fresh at the Mo
ment of Purchase. Your
Guarantee of Freshness.
3 Ibs. 45c
lb. ac
HELP 1936 PEACH
CoSSee PACKERS Move SURPLUS
rackfm' trrmrndmis tirplnn tok!i of rnnfd pr.iclir
niut b relured bprotr the l!Wfl crttp in rcadv. You run
help this valuable tnttii'try mid hlp )minrlf to wv
Insn at the Htme tlmr. innnrrt rrt-hiH arr ulua.tA
nrlntmr deert. Why ol More away seier run nt
thff prlt-e.
STOCK UP!
Del Monte or Libby's
Luscious Golden Halves or Sliced
Large 2'i cans
2 cans 29c - 6 cans 79c
No. 2 cans - 2 for 25c
FLOUR
Drifted Snow
-19 lb. Bag
$1.89
Blue Seal
Every Sa.k Guaranteed.
None Better at Any Price
4i lb. Bag
$1.59
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for fi((r
Solacks
ptJar25c
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Quart Jar
45c
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see for yourself, (sit)