Medford mail tribune., June 18, 1937, Page 8, Image 8

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IS. EDITH MOORE
PRINEVTLLB, Jun H. (AP)
fotlnR to hold It 1938 session at
Portland and electing new officer
the PJS.O. of Oregon closed It eon
Ten tlun here.
Hew officer Include Mr. Kathor
lne Alnsworth, president; Mr. Ell
. Brady. McMlnnvllle; flrat vlce
prealdent: Mr. Orah H. Duhl. Al
bany, second vice-president: Mrs.
Edith B. Moore, Medford, recording
secretary.
It's Hit
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened. We oall
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Still
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Constantly improved,
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ELECTRIC
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Phone 037
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folks who like
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JSfeS Brown Derby Beer
T-' AT YOUR HEtOHIORXOOD 0OCEY , . . S AFEWAY
Antelope
ANTELOPE Jun !. (8pl ) An
telope Literary club met Friday, Jun
11. After the business meeting
short program wa given. Walter
Uerhlg (save several selections on his
Aocordlan. Annbelle Rlgg Mng
long socompanled by James Kurd on
the piano. Walter Marshall alio ssng
a song.
The annual school election will be
Held the evening of Jun 31. All vot
ers era urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay and
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rlgga and son
spent Jun the Stta and Sth t Hlstt
Lais. Bob Lindsay and Barnl Rlgga
caught tbe limit of thirty In leu than
two hour.
Mr. and Mr. Jim Kneeland and
daughter of Medford were luncheon
gueste of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Blgham
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hatlett visited
I Mr. and Mr c. R. Culbertson Sunday
Mr. and Mr. Walter Zlndar of
i Klamath Pall and Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Caldwell of near Medford were callers
nt the Jim Beck home recently. Also
Mrs. Mona Wright, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Beck, visited hsr psrant
t few day ago. Mrs. Wright lives In
Los Angeles.
Miss Ernestine Predenberg of San
Francisco, sister of Mrs. Gertrude
Oreb, arrived Jupne 13 to apend the
vacation with her father, Ben Preden
uerg of Butte Pall.
Several farmera her had thalr
ilrst cutting of alfalfa down during
h recent rain. It 1 feared the hay
i badly damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffarm, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoosler of Oakland apent the week
end with Mr. and Mr. Blair of Ante
.'ope. The Ladlea' Social club met at the
nome of Mra. Julia Davlea June 16.
Mrs. Ruth Clsrk assisted Mr Davlea
.n entertaining visitors. Present were
Mr. Emma Rader of Eagle Point. Mrs.
Hurd and daughter, Mra. Blair and
Jim Van der Hellea.
Mr. Anna Davie and Mra. Julia
Davlea received word last week of the
death of their father. The sympathy
jf the district la eitended to them In
their bereavement.
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Prospect
PROSPECT, June 17. (Spl.) Mn.
Warren Stago of Wichita, Kana., ar
rived Tuesday to spnd several weeks
as guest of her brother, Jeff Rlchey,
and family at Wild wood.
Mra. Geo, Sherman and ion, Mr.
and Mrs, H. S. Webber and daughter
and Mra. Jagger and son spent the
week-end at Crescent City.
Mrs. Paul Robertaon Is a patient at
SAcred Heart hospital In Medford,
having had her tonsils removed Wed
nesday morning.
W. O. T. U. institute will be held
Saturday afternoon at a o'clock In
the Naaarene church at Prospect, un
der auspices of the Profipect W. O.
T. U. society. Senator Johnson of
Grants Pau; Mrs. ThraAher, county
W. O. T. president, and Dr. Mr Man
ger of ths Southern Oregon Normal
will apeak on Peace, Alcohol and Nar
cotics. At 9:30 there will be a covered
dish supper and from 7 :30 to 10,
another session.
The young people wilt hav a sneak
ing contest and the children of the
L. T. L. will present an entertain
ment. There will also be several
musical -numbers. Everyone Inter
ested la most cordially Invited to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nye have been
111 for the paat ten daya but are Im
proving slowly.
The Proapect Townsend etub met
Saturday night at t he h om of
Chauncey Arant with a good crowd
In attendance.
Be Oorreotly orsetl in
AN ARTIST MODEL by
Ethel wyn B Hoffmann-
Summer Storage
Erpert eare and adequate Insurance.
ARTISTA FTJR SHOP
938 w. th. Phone 884
(ftOOBJtfEER.
Many folks who live well, without extravagance, prefer
this famous American brew. Experts both here and in
Kurope nay if equals imported nisnrr!
Brown Derby has the deep, creamy Pilsner collar. The
same inner liveliness and thirst-quenching flaw. Yet you
iti . i . m n tn I it..i
pay no import cnu. try
MEDFORD MAIL
Big Applegate
BIO APPLEOATE, June 18 (Spl)
Misses Carolyn and Georgia Bene
dict are spending the week at Red
delng. Cal., as gueata of their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Carl wine
trout. Their grandmother, Mra. Car
olyn Wine trout has returned to the
Applegate after an extended visit at
the Carl Wlnetrout borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump and
son Roll in, and Let and Peggy Boyd
spent Sunday at Diamond lake where
they enjoyed fishing, reporting ex
cellent luck.
Billy Heck man of Modoe Point
ta spending the summer here with
his grand parents, Mr. and Mra. M.
R. Buck.
Week-end guests at the home of
Mrs. George Brown lea were Misses
Gertrude and Joan Tarr of Florence,
Ore. During their sojourn In the
south. Miss Gertrude Tarr continued
to Ban Francisco where she Is visit
ing her brother.
Lookout statlona In the Applegate
country which have been put on duty
are Tnllowbox and Cinnabar Trail.
Both are In charge of Oregon State
college men, Robert Ottoman and D.
Royoe Lang. Other forest service em
ployes are engaged In trail and tele
phone maintenance at the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubll and
Mrs. Maud Kubll motored to Shsdy
Cove Sunday where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Huklll, former Apple
gate lesldents. They also visited the
Frank DItsworth ranch, viewing the
preparation of strawberries for mar
ket. Miss M. Schmidt, college student
at Belllngham. Wn, was a guest lor
a short time this week at the home
of her uncle, Phil Schmidt. Miss
Schmidt visited here while enroute
to Los Angeles and South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ravenor nd
son Everett, returned to their home
at Ruch this week after spending
three months at Los Angeles.
committees of the Upper Apple-
gate Grange are preparing for an-
otner record crowd at their danee
Saturday. June 19th. Sylvla'a orches
tra la engaged.
Henry Walter will return to San
Francisco this week after spending
two weeks here with his sister, Mrs.
Fred Offenbacher. Mr. Walter will
leave July Srd for New York on a
two months' trip to Europe. Having
made tour of the world a year
affo, Mr. Walter will visit Finland,
Norway, Sweden, And other coun
tries which he wss unsble to visit
on the former trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlbbsrd and
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Roberta, have
returned to their home In the Cop
per district after spending some time
In San Francisco. They expect to
sell their home here and will return
to San Francisco In a short time
to establish permanent residence.
The majority of Applegate farm
ers have taken a forced vacation dur
ing the last week while wetting for
weather conditions to permit htty
cutting. Only a few were unfortun
ate In having hay down during the
stormy weather.
Tom Htght, oar aslesman, and Jonn
Clark orchard 1st, both from Medford,
were bust new visitors here a few
days ago.
John Ha it, employed on a ranch
In northern California during the
last year, has accepted employment
as fire guard at Perk's Pasture In
the Slsklyous for the summer. Mr.
Harr Is engaged In trail work at the
present and Is making Perk's Pas
ture hla headquarters.
Miss Alleen Inlow of Ashland, who
taught at the Union town school laat
term, la attending the two weeks'
summer school session at Monmouth.
She will teach at Ruch during she
coming school term.
Mrs. Glenn Mc Daniel, a guest of
her parents. Mr. and Mra. T. C. De
Vaney at Eugene, apent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mra. W
H. M-Dan 11.
Clyde Lewis and Al Crebblns,
rangers from the Klamath national
forest, were luncheon guests at Star
ranger station Tuesday.
Mrs Fred West waa hostess to
members of the Little Applegate sew
ing club at her home Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hartley of
Little Applegate expect to leave tntt
week-end for Klamath county to is
In homes where mealtimes bring
good food . . . and fins beer is enjoyed
. . . you're likely to find Brown Derby.
orowu irruy jor sjtou living.
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
main for the summer. Mr. Hartley
will be employed In harvest there.
Mr and Mra. Harlan Can trail made
e business trip to Bsker during trie
week- nd.
Applegate farmers, still devoted to
their terming and unable to get Into
the spirit of baseball, again were
defeated by Camp Applegate nine
3 0-1 on the local diamond Sunday.
The Beaver creek Sunday school
was. credited with fine attendance
record of 84 last Sunday. The school
convenes at 7:30 p. m. at Upper
Applegate Grange hall and visitors
are cordially Invited to attend.
Eagle Point
EAOLE POINT, June 18. (Spl.)
Mrs. Betty Fein and Mrs. Karl Thof
hern of Los Angeles are spending a
few days on business and calling on
tends In this community.
Mrs. 8. F. McAlpin of Wenatchee.
Wash., Is spending a few days with
Mrs. Thelma Short.
Miss Charlene Ray, who has been
very 111 for the past two months la
reported to be Improving at this time
end will soon be able to be brought
back to her home In Eagle Point from
the Community hospital in Medford.
Mrs. John Phillips of this plaos Is
also very 111 In a Medford hospital.
Mrs. R. A. Smith of Jacksonville Is
spending this week with her daughter
end husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle
Henderson.
Johnnie Woodrlch returned home
the first of the week from Portland
where he hss been attending a mili
tary academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Putmsn of Med
ford accompanied by Dick Bessie of
Jvlamath Falls but formerly of this
place, were visitors at the George
Put man home last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carlton and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murphy of Ash
land were last Sunday callers of Mrs.
Lottie Van Scoy.
The Misses Viola Overdlck, Joan
Holmes and Mary Harnlsh will return
home from Corvallls, where they at
tended the 4H summer school. They
reported having a grand time, and
learning a lot of new Ideas.
Mr. and Mrs. R. St. John of Los
Angeles ara visiting at the home of
Mrs. St. John'a alster. Mrs. Harold
Emlson and family of Eagle Point,
this week.
Jim Buckley of Applegate delivered
two truck loads of beef cattle to
Brown Bros, of this place last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley and guests
Mrs. Alice Selby of San Francisco and
Mr. end Mrs. Merrill of Eugene drove
to Crater Lake and back last Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Perry, Mrs. Roy Smith.
Mrs. Percy Haley, Mra. Sam Coy, Mra.
Nick Young and Mrs. Alice Selby sur
prised Mrs. Ray Harnlsh last Wednes
day by taking basket dinners and
spending the day with her In honor
of her birthday. She received many
good wishes for happy returns of the
day.
The meetings being conducted by
Rev, and Mrs. D. E. Millard In the lit
tle brown shingled church are
drawing large crowos who are enjoy-
ng both, the beautiful musical pre
ludes and Rev. Millard's mes&ages.
The meetings will be contlued until a
week from this coming Sunday
Mrs. Percy Haley, Is very much Im
proved from her. recent Illness, at this
time.
Mrs. Don Nugent, nee Ruth Young,
of Palo Alto, Calif., but formerly a
. given away absolutely FREE
with the purchase of 2 bottles of CERTO
This spatial ofTr mad to acquaint mora women
with CERTO, tha pure fruit pectin that makes
II fruits ell perfectly with only H minute boll I
HERE'S your chancs to ftet
some stunning salad forks,
absolutely free! 1 hey' re genuine
tVm. Rogers, Internatlonalsllver
plste. In the famous Opera'
pattern. You'll Iots them I
Your grocer will gl you one
Of thfe forks, mhtofntrh frte,
with srery two bottles of Certo.
Surely you'll want to buy at least
tli bottles . because Certo
makes Jam and Jelly making so
any that you can put up sereral
batches In no time it all.
ORECrOS. FRrDAY. .TTTXE 18. 1937.
teacher In the Eagle Point school and
mother, Mrs. Young, of Medford, were
calling on old friends here Wednes
day. Mra. Nugent will sail for the
Orient within the next few days to
)o:n her husband.
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Thompson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK, June 18.
(Spl) Mrs. Mary Curtis of Ashelm,
Cal, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason, left
June 18 for home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crane of Port
land have been visiting Mrs. Crane's
sister, Mrs. Bessie Elmore.
Miss Barbara Mee, a 4-H girl, with
Miss Naomi Smith, leader, was to
return home from Corvallls June 18.
Miss Smith has charge of about 60
girls.
Mist Onaleo Hall of Burllngame,
Cal.. has been visiting her sunt, Mrs.
Herbert Elmore.
Mrs. Anna Knutzen hss sold her
plsce to Henry Bennett of Williams
creek
Mrs Delia Nelson of Coquille, Ore.,
visited Miss Ada Johnston June 10.
Charles Elmore has been working
with the soil conservation crew on
Missouri Flats territory.
Mlsi Evelyn Nelson, nurse of the
hospital In Coquille for the last three
years, celled on Ada Johnston
June ;0.
Mrs. Mamie O'Neal returned home
June 13 from Portland where she
vlsltec. her sister.
V; ' s 9 9 J A "
The coffee belt of the world lies between the Tropic of Cancer and
the Troplo of Caplcorn. The cotfee tree, white native of Abyslnnla
snd Ethiopia, grows well in Java and Sumatra and other islands of
the East Indies; in India, Arabia. Equatorial Africa, the Pacific Islands,
Mexico. Central and South America, and the West Indies. The lead
ing growths that find favor In the markets are produced In Brazil,
Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and
Hawaiian Islands.
Two sections of our own country grow fine coffees: the territory
of the Hawaiian Islands which became a part of this country in 1808;
the other Is the small islsnd of Puerto Rico.
- BRAND k'Tj
COFFE
VACUUM PACKED
in Either Jar or Tin
MASON, EHRMAN & CO.. Distributors
You probably already know
what wonderful Jelly making
aid Certo la. How It mvm time,
work, money, and gives Jams and
Jellies of far finer flavor!
.So go to your grocer's today,
while he atfll has plenty of naiad
forks, and stock up with enough
Certo for your whole summer's
Jam and Jelly making 1
Hurry t,.. Your Grocer Hat
Only A Limited Supply of
These HondsomeWm. Rogers
Salad Forksl
si suns to
LOOK FOR
THIS VSPIAY
AT YOUR GXOC&'S
TOMORROW
Ted McNerney returned June 13
to hi home In Ashland.
Lauren O'Neal visited relatives in
Ashland Sunday.
The wet weather has stopped tog
ging operations on Thompson creek
for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Turnbaugh vis
ited Mr. Turnbaugh 's sister, Mrs.
Clint Vroman, of Phoenix. June 14.
June Moron visited June 13 at
her home on Thompson creek.
Harry McNerney Is visiting his
sister Mrs. Lauren O'Neal.
Mist, Ella Balderstone has gone to
Medford for the summer.
The home economics unit met at
Marthn Mee's June 9. Next meeting
will be at Effle Mee's, June 33.
Elmer Roes has been hauling hay
from the volley.
The Jordan place Is being again
occupied by Mr. Carrol.
Ella Balderstlne visited with Eva
Johnston June 11 and 13.
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY, June 18. (Spl.)
Mr. T. T. Clower has traded his truck
.or a Dodge car,
Mr. and Mrs, J. 8. Cummlngs have
moved Into the Neely house
Jack Melton, who Joined the navy
three weeks ago and Is stationed at
San Diego, is making good progress
and he likes his work fine. He has
been promoted from sfluad leader to
'-.qua re knott admiral. Jack gained his
position by having drilled with the
Fact No. 8 -
look for th book of teilsd
recipes under th label of
very bottl of Certo. A
product of Gemtreil Foods.
national guards at Medford tb put
ear. Jack I to son of Itrs. Daisy
Dick.
Mr. and Mr. L. H. Hughes nd
granddaugnMr Patricia Marshall and
T. B. Hughe war dinner guests or
Mr nd Mr. Albert Pederson of Aih
Isnd Sunday.
Mr. R. L. Clower ha bought th In
terest of his father In the Toualng or-
rhrd.
Mr. and Mr. R. R. Lytl and family
pent a few daya at the ooait th last
o fth week end returned horn Sun
day. Muriel Williams spent Thursday
with Orlle Johnson.
Mrs. Joe Hntor, Jr., had the mis
fortune of losing a dollar Tuesday
Someone of the neighbor children
bad taken It out of her purae whll
h wa In the orchard thinning.
Harold Chapman, who baa spent the
past winter In eastern Oregon, has
returned to Fern Valley and t em
ployed at the E. C. Gardner ranch.
The cherries In Pern Valley have
began to ripen so we are In hope the
rain are over as tt does considerable
damage to the cherry crop on account
of causing the cherries to split open.
Noel Taylor of Ashland transact-
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Phone 1054 S. & H. Green Stamp
SPECIALS for June 1 9 and June 21
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
TOMATOES
Fancy Local Hot OCaa
House. 2 lbs.... MC
CANTALOUPES
Large 36 size 4 C f
2 for I 3C
POTATOES
New Red or white j 7n
10 lbs I I U
BANANAS
Fancy Fruit
lb
5c
Turnips, Carrots,
Beets, Fey. Local
3 bunches 10c
STRAWBERRIES
Ragsdale's, from Trail
COFFEES
Schilling
IAS f'sttfPPS
TiMCiSV "J J 1 PftlP
1 pound can. . , . .27c
2 pound can 53c
(PACKED IN WOODEN BOXES)
Boyds Ground a tou bur It lb. 25c
Hill's Red can, lb. tin...., 27c
Hill's Red can, 2 lb. tin .53c
Moca and Java Blend 1 lb. tin 47c
21b. tin 89c
(Genuine Much Better Tlun Ordinary Coffee)
FLOUR
HIGHLAND CHIEF
49 lb.
bag .
$1 .49
FLAGSTAFF
Hardwheat 4 qf
49 lb. bag 4 I .DO
KITCHEN QUEEN
49 1b. 4f4 JQ
bRg j I .09
CROWN
Best Patent
unbleached.
49 lbs.
S1 79
MIRACLE WHIP
Salad Dressing
Jello w 3 pkgs 13c
Baking SodaAtfcH lb pkg 7c
CEREALS
Corn Flakes, pkg 7
Pancake Flour 43
(Cmwn V. 1 pay
Jelly Maker
CLOROX
WE GIVE S.&H.
d business In Pern Valley Wednes
day John Doda-a of Medford wa a oall.
r In Pern Valley Thursday.
Schilling
TanMa
pure
favorlasts
Othera Hare Retained Health
with COLEST1N Natural
MINERAL WATER,
go Can Ion! Get It at yooi
Oroc.r or writ COLESTIN MIN
ERAL WATER CO.. Colestln, Or.
HONEY
Local, new crop
5 lb. pail 47c
BUTTER
Local Grade A -
lb. 36c
Shortening
Pearl, pure
4 lbs. 49c
COCOA
Big
2 lb. tins..
13c
CRACKERS
AND
COOKIES
FIG BARS
2 lbs. 2.5c
Salted Wafers
Fresh Baked
2 lbs
25c
GRAHAMS
Made with milk
and honey. OE
2 lb. box CPC
22?
35
I Malted Milk
Thompson '.
Aluminum Tumbler Free
lb. can 35c
.
Pure Fruit Pwttn a m
nr. hnttiM i for v jC
qt. bottle 16c
GREEN STAMPS