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; It was aimounoed at the forum
meeting today that the membership
committee had nrrnaged for a little
organization which is un honorary ad
junct to the Medford Chamber of
Cpmmerce membership In which can
only be obtained by successfully do
tn'g the work assigned to the indivr
ldiial members of this committee.
ITlils honorary adjunct Is called the
'"jfwo Toots'." A member of the mem
bership committee become a candi
date for this honor, which may be.ob
talned by securing two new members
for the chamber, after which they will
Iwi officially known as a Southern I'a
ciic engineer with the privilege to
totot- hiff -own horn as often and as
lokjd as the steam power of any S. 1'.
eiigms ever permitted. - ,
iOn becoming a member of the
'Two,. Toot's" . the tnetuber has the
privilege to appoitn his successor on
ttfi membershipicommittee who auto
mAt'cally becomes a candidate for
the; honorary adjunct of the chamber, f
:,fhe first member to be given this
honor was Joseph O. Grey who se
cured the membership of J.W. Peart
wjjp, operates a, garage on South
Burtlett street and Alex Lindsay of
the liui'l Fruit Co. As his successor,
he selected Aubrey C. Smith.
' Announcements as to the progress
of ;tie "Two Toots" will be made at
each forum.
ARSVIISTICE DAY TO
i BE BIG HOLIDAY
'.pjseusHlnn of the forthcoming
ArnislU-e day eulehrutlon occupied
thtil' major portion of- last liiKht'8
Ajh'rioan Legion met'tintf. Chuinnun
Floyd Hart yave an outline of the
ttctiyiities of the various . committees
in'.fchurtre ot the day'H pmsrum and
it ,Sva )i0iheHled Med lord would
htj.i'0 one of the biggest holidays 'ever
celebrated in the valley.
Routine matters disponed of in
cluded pa.ssHfe of a, resolution uslns
western railroads to jnmke . special
rates to the national Legion con'en
ti6iin Kansas City a has. been done
byf eastern' rouda. , .. r u
;lolloving the regular., meetihl? ;tha
Legion enjoyed the hospitality of the
Indies' Auxlliury, refreshments being
eeryfcd in the club rooms.
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'APPLE SHOW PRIZES
The Rqiriie Ulver Apple Exposition
iftitn assured fac.t be?auue a sufficient
nftmber of premiums have been of
fered by the business institutions of
tn'o country.
.4 There will be a total of $110.00 In
'cash Offered, $80.00 "in merchandise
and a silver trophy ..cup.. Growers
should set aside their apples which In
their estimation will bring them some
of the premium money. Further de
tails, will be announced vJlthln a day.
or two.
' lu addition, to' the .premiums re
ported, the Stewdrt Krult Co., are of
fering $25.00 in cash and the Port
land Flouring Mills four 4 8 pound
aacks of Olympic. flour.
UNIQUE FEAIUHE !N '
ll'VilLE PRIMARY 6MDE
.(Miss Collins., teacher in the first
grade at Jackson school, has Intro
duced into her work a -ntilque' tdature,
dosigned primarily f r.the, pleasure of
the .children, but at the same time for
a little drill, in correct social conduct.
This 'is a birthday party. Tuesday,
Oct. .4,. was the sixth birthday ot two
of' Miss Collins' little folks, Madge
Ruhzman and Dorothy Wight, When
the children of the first grade 'returned
from, the afternoon recess, they were
surprised to find the shades drawn In
their room and on the table lit the
front of the room birthday . , cakes,
lighted with the sit candles anil decor
ated with a beautiful wreath of dainty
Ivy: , Little Madge and Dorothy headed
.the . line as. they came .In and very
gracefully took thei places .at the
s birthday table. Music on the, phono-
'graph added to the Joy of the hour.
I Miss Collins told a favorite story.
I The children each found oa , their
desks a piece of 'fruit and a bright red
kite.' Madge and Dorothy assisted by
liernlta Coffman and little Gwendolyn
Wight then served each little class
mate with a piece-of the birthday cake.
At. the close of the parly Miss Collins
asked the little hostesses to shand and
instructed each little friend to conn up
and' shake hands and say. "I had a
good tinio at your. birthday party." ,
The children will long reiiiembbr
this little festive occasion. The visi
tor, were Mrs. Geo. K-.mzman and Mrs
.Edgar Wight. -
- Knights Templar Conclave
Special conclave of Malta
Coniniandery No. 4. Masonic
Hall, Ashland, Thursday
evening. Oct. 6. Visit of
Jrand Commander Snellen-
,. . barger, of Portland. Also
work in Red Cross degree. Visiting
and sojourning Sir Knishts courteous
ly invited. P. K. MAMMON I), K. C.
ltJS : . W. H. DAY, Kccoider.
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WE announce an authoritative style
event for which this store, has
made elaborate preparations -the ;
Printeess Style Revue.
We dount it a distinction to present
in this Style Revue the fall models of
Cuits and Coats designed ,and tailored
by Printz. :
They interpret thehurhest aeveloj-
.fhent of th.e lii&dt tailleur, the latest
s ; ty le teiiaeh'clcs approved by the salontf
of Paris,' adapted to th6 taste of the
' well-dressed American woman. ';
-v" In irjem- you find the elegance and
beauty of custom tailored garments ; the
convenience and yaluepf ready to wear.
i,, -Custom made" offer's no higher-,
standards of 4esign ft material or ,
of tailoring than "Printzess made."
Printzess tailoring emphasizes ' that
precisionofdetailwhichalonelmak.es
. style Effective. , "
Ve believe, you will take pleasure
in attending the Printzess Style Revue,
Whether you intend (to purchase' at
this time or riot, you will doubtless
enjoy seeing these interpretations of
the 'styles that Paris offers. j ' '.
'You will be surprised to find that -Printzess
coats and suits are moder
ately - priced, no higher than .many r-S
garments of questionable value and
nfinitely more desirable.' ' - :
,Cqat collars show a greater height;
chic designs of fut or cloiih'-ehrlcr
the garments and afford protection'; i
' The Suit skirts, modeled ' on the
newest accepted lines,, show unique
tailoring of back and sides; ' '''"'"
The back of the coats enjoys new
prominence. Smart panels and deco4
rative touches lend added 'charm. '
And such diversity of colof tones!
The softest shades of taupe deepen
ing into darkest brown; rich bluest
greys , and always black. Theft , the,
beauty of Printzess material I Such
velvety, deep-piled richness of fabric l
Suits arid' Coats for' wbfnch
misses and coats for girls of sii .ta
fourteen. For every type, every fig-'
ure, every age there is a Prmtzes
model, of individual design. ... . .
Wdtneh's Suits and Coats ,
Viirioty is the . word in women 'h suits and
ftmis (his KPKsim raiigiiisr from 'r;tJ0 rielily
ti iiiimi'd nioilo'. to si'veivly Tnilored , styles
.'And iK'Vi'r Iihvc. tlie Talirics lieen loyelirr soft.'
rii'li, di'iip-fiilod. Kafdi model seems expressly
' 'designed to'.briiiK nut the velvety texture and
unpen of the fahi'ie. , A ehanniiitf eolleetiou of
models Tor cvp'ry' type, nge and figure is now on
display in the Printze'ss Style Ueviie. Vr'uie
fr.ni.$35.eoU ?ioo.oo.
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Children's Cocts !
ijittle JTiss Hrode ik nut tu lie neKleel('d, The
Style l!evue shows I'rintxesH eont niodels for
fii'ls of ten Hfl fourteen', designed arid tailored
with ill the art and e.are given (o. the' " uromi
.p." niodels. I'rilrd at $11.65.
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lisses suits
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The lithe lineV oif i'riiitzess suits for
misses seem to express youth. Fashioned
to briiifront t,he slentler supjileness of Hie
yo'uiij figure, these' suits' are particularly
(traceful of linij mill apMipriate of desipn.
Interesting- decorations are "sed with
elihrmiriv effect. Kveh in the rhore plainly'
tailored models, the lines are eysclially
yiiulliful and cjiie. Triced from $35.00
to $59.00.. -
GOtDEN RULE
MERCANTILE CO., ing
N. Central St.
he Btfsy Street
Medford
Misses Coats
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Practical mid yet smart; 4 the '' jnlss.es.'
eoat Hty leg , will appeal strongly jjd thfldis-
erimiuaiiiir Hiiopper. . ' in mis. aKsoniuem.
of models, the, Miss will f iiid the -styles' sTiiJ
ful figure will as easily find nefsi ThTr.. ;
arc shown in, a variety of IhV seaifctt'iifli-
vored colors taupe, rey, Srown and the
uKydys', indispensable navy. .The material
iir,crjjli, velvety and nahdsonie. THese. '
t-oals prioeij at $33.(Mf, , $39.75. ;
t;.' $44.50. j j i- 'j.v
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