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PAGE FOUR THE GIRL YOU NEVER . 4 forget ;rr.fsf!s I A pictwt in your heart. Artist Alfred w 6fj " Buell hat captured thit romantic mo- ''ctfft&g ment of youth. I Uky tutu tutu, We all remember our own romantic dreams . . . thrill to youthful vitality and spirit For those whose zest for new experi ences has not lost its keen edge, Kellogg has fashioned an entirely new ready-to-eat cereal All-Rye Flakes. You've heard about the wonderful nourishment in rye food for fitness. Kellogg has flaked and toasted the whole grain brought you all of (he delicious tangy flavor of the rye. Here's a treat that will make break fast appetites stand at attention. Serve with milk or cream. It's delicious. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. FOOD FOR FITNESS Percentage Competition of Keliogg' ALL-RYE Flahet Prottlit 9.0 Carbohydrate 82.5 Fiber 1.6 Aih ' 3.4 Ccrtal Oil!.... 1.1 Molitur 2.2 Calorltt par ot.,107 Pbotphorui.. .0.355 Iron 0.008 7 'o Calcium 0.043 Copper 4.0 ma., per kg. ml fe;'f -&v? 'i;'' " ""' w.--;';- $$mm pi Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davii Seattle Couple Honored Guests A no host party given Wednead&y night for Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B. Croxdale of Seattle was an enjoyable event. Ouesta participating In the affair gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr. Robert MtkAChe on West Jackson boulevard and then proceeded to Burgoynea, where dancing was held for the remainder of the evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Croxdale, Mr. and Mrs. Miksche, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Kelton Strader, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton White, Bill Walker, Mlsa Mar gie Moran, Mrs. Jack Walker ana Paul Luy. Mr, and Mrs. Croxdale were house guest In Medford during the week of , Mrs. Croxdale's parents. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. RIddell. They left for their Seattle home yesterday. Miss Gore Attends Pomona College Ml&s Dorothy Gore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore, left Med ford recently for Clalrmont, Calif., to enter her senior year at Pomona College. m This Is Miss Gore's second year at the California college. Prior to at tending the latter school, she at. tended University of Oregon where she was affiliated with Phi Mu so rority and Mu Phi Epsllon, national musical honorary. During her Po mona stay, Miss Qore has been out standing In musical activities on the campus and la a member of the string quartet and the orchestra. Baptist Group Meets Tuesday The Ladles Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will meet art the home of Mrs. E. M. Wilson, 340 South Riverside avenue, Tuesday aft ernoon at 2 o clock. The missionary topic, "The Swing Bridge" with Mrs. ' Frank 8 h In son leader wlU be given. Members are asked to bring their gift boxes. SUGAR Brown or Powdered 17c 15c 50c 10c MATCHES 6 box ctn. Strike Anywhere SNOWDRIFT . 3 lb. with Us goodness locked in Peanut Butter - lb. Freshly ground TOMATOES 3 for 29c Bngloy's solid pack. Largo 2).', can COFFEE lb. 23c ROYAL CUP Ground fresh as you like it. Royal Pudding, choc, van, butterscotch pg. 5c Powow, new househd. cleanser, 2 cans 19c Pickles, Stafford's sliced dills . . . . qt. 15c White Rose, the new bleach . . . . V2 gal- 23c Above: One of llio.se famous Garrett flraln Fed Hirer Beof nvnllnhle only at Tin Central Market. Be sure to try a utenk or roost Irom thl fine neef ant! note the iltfferenre In Flnvor and Trnilrrnesa. i POT ROAST lb. 18c Garrett Strem GROUND BEEFIb. 15c TM U all Purr Href Not Jiit Ordinary Hamburger LARD 4lb.pkg.43c Why bur I.arrt U no cheap? swift 'n Nlhprlenf. Shnrtrnhtft when BACON Mild Cure I.imhi Streaked lb. 25c HAM lb. 27c Swift's Ternlertred Unit or Whole. Center cuts by the slice lb. -15 Home Mado Candy Sale by the Ladies of the Grace Circle of the Presbyterian Church Tomato Juice cans 5c Knight's larje No. 1, inn Wheat Flakes, Kellogg's pkg. 10c Coffee, Hills, Schillings .... Ib. 28c Beans, small white 3 Ib. 14c Rice, fancy Blue Rose 3 Ib. 14c Salmon, No. 1 can 2 cans 25c tlapprm f anrr Pink Open Every Evening Until 8:00 o'clock 1 Prices for September 24 and 26 Southern Oregon's Freshest Fruits and Vegetables SPUDS KLAMATH GEMS! No. 2's 60 lbs. :t3C No. l's 60 lbs. Sweet Potatoes It lbs. 10 nrllilnus tukrd with Ham Cabbnjre lb. 8 I tH'nl (tronn Oranges Ea. 1 Nneet .Inter Beans 2 lbs. 10i en Mmas. l.neal Oronn Frink Home Scene Of Luncheon Party The L. O. Prink home in Talent was the scene of a delightful lunch eon party Wednesday afternoon when Mn. Frink was bos test to a group of friends. Guest of honor at the affair was Miss Edith Moar of San Francisco who Is house guest of her aleter, Mrs. Charles Gilbert at the Vawter apartments. The luncheon table was artistical ly arranged with a centerpiece of yellow flowers, a yellow color scheme was carried out In the other decora tions. Guest Included the honoree Miss Moar, Mrs. B. L. Sanderson. Mrs. D. A. Hutchison, Mrs. Chsrles Gil bert, Mrs. W. H. McGowan. Mre. Loyd Sanders and Miss Gertrude Weeks. Following luncheon the remainder of the afternoon was spent In pleas ant conversation. Presbyterian Group Luncheon Delegates from Med ford, Jackson ville, Merrill, Malln, Tule Lake, Klamath Falls, Phoenix, Grants Pass, Rose burg, Myrtle Point, Bandon, North Bend, Rogue River and Ash land, the hostess church, attended the luncheon In the Presbyterian church In Ashland Monday after noon with the Maitha Gillette Guild as sponsors. A number of distinguished guests were present. Mrs. William Camp bell, intermediate synodical secretary, Roseburg; Miss Mary Moore, member of the foreign mission board. San ! Francisco; Miss Helen Whltaker. Myrtle Point, late of China, and the officers of the Presbyterlal society. Covers were laid for 60 guests at the luncheon 'tables, fall flowers were attractive decora Mons, Miss Stella Hays, with a- number of as sistants was in charge. Mrs. Roy Martin of Jacksonville spoke during the luncheon and Mrs. Otto" Neidermeyer also of Jackson ville was on the morning program. Miss Moar Feted At Luncheon Mrs. Charles Gilbert was hostess yesterday afternoon at her home in the Vawter apartments for a lunch eon and card party honoring her sister, Miss Edith Moar of San Fran cisco. Decorations In autumn colors were carried out In table and room ar rangements. Guests bidden to the enjoyable event Included the fol lowing: Miss Moar, Miss Gertrude Weeks, Mrs. W. H. McGowan, Mrs. H. P. Hargrave, Mrs. B. L. Sander son, Mrs. D. A. Hutchison, Mrs. L. G. Frink and Mrs. C. Thorn pon. Mrs. Sanderson and Miss Weeks were recipients of prizes and Miss Moar was presented a handsome guest gift. D.A.R. Organization To Place Marker The history of the nation and es pecially the Rogue River ' Valley Is one of the Interests of Crater Lake chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution. In order to perpetuate this Interest for future generations, the organization Is planning to place marker at some historic spot in the near future. Funds for the marker will be raised through a rummage sale, the time and place of which will be an nounced at a later date. a banquet at the Masonic Temple at 6:30 p. m. In the evening, at 0:00 o'clock, the Super Excellent degree work will be conducted with par ticipating members In full costume far the brilliant pageant. AAUW Luncheon At Hotel Holland American Association of University Women will convene tomorrow after noon at 12:30 o'clock for luncheon at the Hotel Holland. It was er roneously stated In yesteitlay's paper that the meeting would take place at the Hotel Med ford. All university women Interested In A. A. U. W. are Invited to at tend the session. Reservations may be made by. calling Miss Vera Humphrey at 1580-X. Mrs. Justin Smith. A. A. U. W, president, will preside at the luncheon meeting. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Calendar Saturday 13:30 p. m. A. A. U. at Hotel Holland. W. luncheon S TO MEET 'Masons from all sections of south ern Oregon are expected to attend the meeting of Table Rock Council number 15 to be held at the Medford Masonic Temple Saturday afternoon and evening. The feature of this In teresting session will be the confer ring of the Super Excellent degree In the evening session with Most Il lustrious Grand Master of Oregon, Ralph Sweeney as the guest of hon or. Other grand officers are expected to come to Medford from Portland and northern points for this Impor tant meeting. The Marshfleld Coun cil will attend In a body, according to word received from the Czoa bay area. The efternoon council session will convene at 4:00 o'clock, followed by You get red coffee-flavor when you buy Schilling! There's a kind to suit your method of making, too. Genuine drip coffee for drip or glass-maker and a special blend for percolator or boiling. 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