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APPLEGATE-JACKSONVILLE Extension Unit To Meet By HELCA MITCHELL Applegate-Jacksonville T h e Applegate Home Extension unit will meet Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Thornton Gapen, according to Mrs. Howard Piete. Child care will be provided at the Apple gate church. The program, "Fam ily business and law," will be given by the agent, Mrs. Pur vine. The luncheon committee consists of Mrs. Ethel Haugerud, Mrs. Jack O'Brien, Mrs. Law rence Tweedy, Mrs. Howard Piete, Mrs. Leonard Miller, and Mrs. Bill Lorsung. The cement foundation for the new Upper Applegate Grange hall was poured last week. Mr. and Mrs. Al Blumreich have given their home a new outdoor finish of knotty pine with maroon trim. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lorsung and Mr. and Mrs. Al Bird re turned from a hunting trip to eastern Oregon last Tuesday, and brought home three deer. Mantel Milam is still busy working on the new house. He recently finished the roof, using attractive red shingles. To all participants of the "goat meat" debate, we are happy to inform you that we now have obtained the needed information. Al Pawlowskl handed us the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers bulletin No. 1203, entitled, "The Angora Goat," which states that the word "chevon" was adopted by Angora goat producers, and it's use in this connection is recog nized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Mrs. Edmund Ramsay said she found the word "chevon" in her Webster's International diction ary of 1944. Services at the Ruch Commu nity church will include Sun day school at 10 a.m., worship service, 11 a.m. and Bible study, 8 p.m. Mrs. L. C. Jones, of Copper, entered the Rogue Valley Me morial hospital last Sunday and underwent major surgery. Friends in this area are hoping for her speedy recovery. Fifteen women attended the last Little Applegate Knitting club held at the home of Mrs Frank Mitchell. A surprise hand kerchief shower was given for Mrs. John Sutton, who will be leaving the area shortly. Mrs. Otis Buck entertained the ladies by playing several selections on the piano. A German raisin cake was baked by Mrs. Henry Bur meister for the occasion. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. W. Childers, of Palmer creek rd., Tuesday, Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. De Vos Jr., and daughter, Yvonne, of Oceanside, Calif., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeVos, of Sterling cr., recently, While here, they also visited Mrs. Lena (Grandma) DeShazo. DeVos Jr. recently won two trophies in a bowling contest at Oceanside, and his four year old Lions Club fo Sell Electric Light Bulbs The Crater Lions club will conduct a drive Tuesday through Thursday to sell electric light bulbs to residents, according to an announcement by John Lusk, club president. Proceeds will go to the Crater Lions club welfare projects fund. The bulbs will be sold in bags. each containing bulbs designed for every-day household use, he said. Sales price is two dollars. All club members are participat ing in the project. Michigan sells more hunting and fishing licenses annually than any other state in the na tion. Michigan also has more state parks and roadside parks than any other state in the Un ited States. i Ever try Branana Bread? Here's a dish that's so moist and tender it just seems to disappear overnight.YVith children around, better double the recipe. RECIPE 14 sup shnrtMUBf fl cup u (AT I rcc I cun KHi(t't AJ1-Tr 1 12 nip mhd nn hanana X teaspoon TaoilU flavoring 1 l cur flmir ' teaspoon baking porrr 1:! teaspoon baking soda 12 teaspoon aalt 12 cup chopped nut maata BVnd short en i nr. and mfir thnr oufhlv. Add snd beat well. Stir in A LI-Bran, bananas end vanilla. Sift toarther flour, ha kmc powder, soda, and salt. Add to first mixture with nut meats, stirrins; only until combined. Spread in well-greased 8i t 4 -inch loaf pan. Bake ! boar mpre-beated moderate oven (3.S0 F.) ALL-BRAN a delicious, ready-to-eat cereal, an aid to natural regularity. daughter won a beauty contest. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lind and two sons, of Medford, trav eled over the Ashland loop road and visited Mr. and Mrs. u liarn Ziegler. The Linds, who are former residents of Upper Applegate, took a trip to Kan sas last summer to visit her parents. Lind teaches at the Griffin creek school. The huge structure being erected at the Edmund Ramsay ranch, has caused several people to ask, "What is it going to be?" Mrs. Ramsay says it's going to be a barn 55 by 105 feet in dimension. A farewell supper was given to Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, who will be leaving the first part of November for Long Beach, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farrand last Saturday. A new interest for 4-H work has developed in the Upper Ap plegate area, and several volun teers have offered to lead the following clubs: Armin Richter, beef club; H. W. Barker, pig club; Larry Tweedy, sheep club and Gail Buffington, tractor maintenance. For several years Ed Fossen had led the livestock club, but has now been relieved by these individual clubs. Fossen will , Sunday, October 21, 19S8 continue with the dairy club. and Mrs. Charles Williams is leader of the clothing club. These clubs are open to all children from age nine and up, and it is hoped that a sufficient number of children will respond. It takes five children to form a club. Other projects are also of fered, and if enough children are interested, efforts will be made to obtain a leader. These projects are forestry, cooking, poultry, rabbits, hobbies and homemaking. Glenn Klein, Jackson county MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE 4-H leader, gave a talk on the merits of 4-H wcrk last week to the children at the Ruch school. Rural Reflections: There is a modern "good Samaritan" at Dividend bar, who practices "loving thy neighbor as thy self." Recently, a box of pol ished red apples was placed on the side of the road with a sign, "Take one" above it. Apprecia tive loggers have been observed munching on the fruit that the annoymous "good neighbor" left. Dead line Sunday Classified la at noon Saturday: 10 .m Monday for Monday: other daya 5:30 oreviousday when you drive the '57 PLYMOUTH suddenly it's I960 '! CHRISTIAN f I SCIENCE J HEALS Station KWIN 1400 K.C Sundays 10:15 A.M. GRABOW'S REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY LOST LEASE CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK! GRABOW'S 108 E. MAIN MEDFORD OiMfiwrffiir r - nonnnnjjp:r T"Yj STERLING-SILVER-PLATE SILVERWARE ON SALE REDUCED y4 TO V2 AND MORE Dozcni of placet and leH being sacrificed. 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Very special, g .saw matches. ears 00 iL WE MUST VACATE AND CANNOT FIND ANOTHER SUITA BLE LOCATION. THAT'S THE REASON IN VERY FEW WORDS FOR THIS TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF FINE JEWELRY. STOCKS ARE LIMITED MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW WHILE YOU HAVE THE ADVATAGE OF BEST CHOICE. Regular prices quoted are factory retail prices or regular "mark up" prices which include applicable tax. REDUCED PRICES DO NOT IN CLUDE TAX. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. S71.50 WRIST WACHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Dosen. of watch bargains are not advertised due to lack of space. EVERY WATCH IS NEW AND CARRIES FULL FAC TORY GUARANTEE. Select Christmas Gift Watches now. Regularly $575 MATCHED DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT & WEDDING RING ENSEMBLE This is truly a striking set. The diamond wed ding ring has large flashing diamonds. The engagement ring center stone is almost half carat size. At the regular price it was a splen did value the sale price brings it to an -almost unbelievable price range. s2750 These Are Truly Splendid Values Many More Not Advertised Select Now. $1250-1 'A Ct DIAMOND RING Sparkling diamond of flash ing brilliancy. Man's mounting. $350-'2 Ct DIAMOND Unmounted diamond of nice color and cut. A splendid value. 595 J179 $200 LADY'S DIAMOND RING Diamond engagement rings in your choice of yellow or white gold. 5100 $107.50 TIFFANY $r75 BRIDAL DUO $80 ID-DIAMOND S3A00 WEDDING RING... Matched Tiffany Diamond engage ment r i n f and wedding ring in yellow geld (14 kt. Attractive sty-lings. GftABO Two rows of matched diamonds. Attractive diamond wedding ring in new style. $225.00 Diamond Wrist Watch 350.00 Diamond Elgin Wrist Watch 525.00 Man's 18k Automatic Wrist Watch 145.00 Man's le Coultre 141c Wrist Watch . 125.00 Man's Lord Elgin Wrist Watch 165.00 Woman's Gruen Wrist Watch 49.50 Man's Bulovo Wrist Watches 25.00 . 175.00 . 295.00 . 72.50 . 62.00 . 82.50 .. 25.00 Attractive wrist watches of fam ous nationally advertised makes. 17 and 21 jewel movements. $3S REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 108 EAST MAIN STREET Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Wednesday 9 p.m. elsssssssssssssseBM. lasssssssssssssssssssss $26.50 Decorator's Wall Clock ; $14.50 $ 7 21.00 Silver Double Vegetable Dish...v 12.50 5 42.50 Woman's Wide Wedding Ring.. 21.25 Regularly $38.00 Bride & Groom Set Matched Mr. and Mrs. Wedding Rings in either white or yellow gold. Set 19 1 16. 6 14 4 12 $18.00 Eastern Star Rings of 10k Gold - A $42.50 Scottish Rite Mason's Lodge Rings $30.00 Diamond Rings for Women $15.00 25.00 Ring Mountings for Diamonds 12.00 4.50 Community Silver, Child's 3-pc. set 2.7S 10.00 Sterling Silver Baby Cups 5.00 23.75 Sterling Candle Holders, eaeh 15.75 2.00 10k Gold Masonic Lapel Buttons 1.00 35.50 Woman's Genuine Opal Ring 17.50 5.00 Elgin American Pearl Necklace 2.50 45.00 Man's Genuine Bloodstone Ring 14.50 60.00 Elks Lodge Ring of 10k Gold 30.00 85.00 Diamond Set Masonic Ring . . 42.00 35.00 Woman's Twin Stone Zircon Ring 17.00 28.50 Woman's Simulated Ruby Ring 14.25 27.95 Napier Rhinestone Necklace 11.50. 7.50 Gold Filled Lockets & Chains 3.75 29.50 Flexible Rhinestone Bracelet 9.95 14.95 Floating Opal Ear Rings, pair 7.50 10.95 Genuine Carved Cameo Brooch 5.50 ,25 Genuine Ronson Pocket Lighters $ 4.25 .00 Gold Filled St. Christopher Medal 2.50 .95 Sterling Silver Dress Pins 1.00 00 Spiedel 14k .Gold Ear Rings, pair. 8.00 .50 Gold Filled Locket and Chain 3.25 .50 Gold Filled Pearl Pendant 7.25 .95 Chain Style Link Bracelets .'. 2.50 .00 Gold Filled Pin & Ear Ring Sets . '. 2.95 Group - Your Choice $9.00 -IQk Gold $21-25 I n2S
