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Friday, March 20, 1936 Page 3 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER i WILD LIFE MEETING The local chamber of commerce is sponsoring a luncheon meeting April 9, which will include offic ials of the Wonderland group who are to make a tour in the interest of wild life conservation. The group will also visit other Oregon and northern California cities. As a recognition of the impor —•------------ tance woman has assumed in ec CLUB BENEFIT onomic affairs, the Packard Mo A program for the benefit of tor Car Company, throughout the country, is celebrating this week scholarship funds so that 4-H girls as "Ladles' Week.” Special recep-( of this community may attend the Uons for women are being held summer school at Corvallis, is to in practically every Packard sales be given next Friday evening in the Junior high school gymnasium. place in the United States. Miss Dorothy Reynolds is arrang Other highways are often slippery "Everyone who sells motor cars ing the program, assisted by Miss and dangerous in winter. Hut vteel knows the financial power of wom Eleanor Coombe, Mrs. Alice Wil rails are always safe, the snuxithest, en," explained Ferry L. Ashcraft lets, Mrs. Blanche Campbell, Char safest highway in the world. This "We are dedicating this week to les Weaver and Ward Croft. winter, let our engineer drive you the ladles in recognition of the swiftly, comfortably to California. high place they hold today in all Rail fares are so low nowadays NORMAL TERM CLOSES business and trade. Woman's own every traveler can afford to go this Wednesday marked the close of ership of property, securities and way. For fares and details,sec your money in America has carried her the winter term classes at the S. P. agent, or write J. A. Ormandy, to a new high level in national ec- . normal school and final examina Gen'l Panenger Agent, 705 Pacifi tions were held yesterday and to onomic importance.” Building, Portland, Oregon. In Medford Packard has arrang day. School is to resume Tuesday, the Monday registration. Southern Pacific ed for a week of special activities following of particular interest to women. June 5 Is the closing date for the Sales rooms have been especially year. decorated for the occasion and in An important vitations have been sent to wom YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER announcement en’s clubs and other organizations have been more improved than in the previous 10 years. Much of about throughout the city. It is expected that during the this improvement is of direct in Cars are week men will continue visiting terest to the women. more easily handled arid control Packard show rooms, inspecting THIS PAPER the new cars and trying them out led. There have been many im on the highways and without a portant safety developments. Cer doubt, according to Mr. Ashcraft, tainly they are more beautiful, r the occasion will be seized upon more luxurious and more comfort for family inspection of cars and , able. We are proud of what the demonstrations. For those women Packard engineers have accomp who attend the special reception lished in all these important res alone spic and span demonstrating pects. We are certain engineering results as shown by today's care cars have been reserved. "During the last three years," are going to prove of great inter 419'/. EANT MAIN Perry Ashcraft said, "automobiles est to every woman.” PHONE 84 Of Interest To The Ladies Says Perry Ashcraft SATURDAY & MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS I'll drive you to CALIFORNIA -SAFELY! NOW GOING ON/ COME TO OUR fytHlîloritë L ----- •----- VARIETY SHOW < DELMONTE CATSUP - - - 14c - DELMONTE PEACHES, No 2| Tin DELMONTE GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 DELMONTE PUMPKIN No. 2| - - - - - DELMONTE CORN, Golden Bantam, DELMONTE PEAS Early Garden Rockwood Cocoa - - - 16c - 14c - 12c 2 For 25c 2 For 33c 14c 1 Nh ASPARAGUS, 2 lbs KRAFT TVatch Medford School of Beauty Culture Permanent Wave ....$1,00 le MIRACLE WHIP SUGAR, 25 Ib.C&H $1.59 (IOO POUNDS 35.49) SALAD DRESSING ARTICHOKES 3 For lOe PINT 25c COFFEE, 1 lb jar QUART TOMATOES r 3 For 39c DEL KOGI E. SOLID PACK FLOUR, Bouquet 49’s - $1.29 FLl HRER'N FLl HRER’N 1 1 1 HREIUS R tlsIX HR \X Jelly Donuts Doz. 23c Walnut Bars Doz. 13c BREAD 13C I can see him now as I saw him then; Scarce more than a boy he seemed to be: So gay and care free, light hearted was he; A jolly good fellow and sport was he then. A tall silk hat and a bright red cravat. So blythe and handsome and all that. When the night came down and his labors were done He could dance all night till the rest were all gone. I Bicycles, Tricycles Wagons, Skates We have the Most Complete Stock in Medford Our Prices Will Surprise You WHITE HOUSE THE LAST OF HIS KIND—THE OLD BLACKSMITH By H. L. Moore Fifty odd years have come and gone. His anvil would ring from early dawn Till the shadows crept out upon the lawn— Another day's work o’er the forge he had done. Finger Wave ------------ Me Comb Wave ______________ 25c Shampoo ________________ ,26c Haircut................ Me Marcel............................ Me Manicure _____ 25c Eyebrow Arch ................. .....26c Scalp Treatment ................... .50c Hot OU ................... 60c F acai la___________________&Oc (Work Done by Students Under Supervision) 15c ORANGES, Each 38c ----- •----- I SIMS BROS But the next day through the smoke and the grime, Who would know this nigh stepping dandy so fine? Some rancher with nis wild horse to shoe Would come down to see what this lad could do. They came not too big and they came not too bad— For so kind and so gentle, and what patience he had. His fame as a smith spread far over the land; Whac’er could be done he could do with his hand. Times have changed since then, we scarce need him now; His hair is all white, and wrinkled his brow; His back is still straight, but his hands are all bent; To help out his neighbors, his life has been lent. Gun & Cycle Shop Formerly Medford Cycle A Repair Shop 23 N. Fir St Medford I— - - I ■ I can see him now as I saw him then— We would go for miles down to his den. Just to watch him some outlaw to shoe, A real bad one that no other could do. DOWN And now I would say to all those who care, Please remember this man has been fair. His life's work is ended, so let's take a look— His accounts are all settled and closed is his book. 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