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MEDFORD MAIL TlitBtJNE, MFDFOBD.
OKECiOy, FfiTDf. MAY 8. 1925 ' q
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1925 ELECTED
Kowmkn, Vorlu Appli'tcate, ltuth Bow
man and lieulah llurnett. Kev. Old
fleM of the Congregational church of
AHhlund. will deliver the commence
ment addreHH.
Phoenix high will put on a play
next frYiduy evening at the Hchool
house, at 8 o'clock. All the proceeds
will go to our Httideut body.
.Marlon CoHtley is now working at
Unioi.h'asoline statelon Xo. G7, in Mod-ford.
I At tne Metnouisc cnurcn sunuay,
May 10th, at 8 o'clock in the evening.
1 , ! itev. Nelson of th Presbyterian
I' The stockholders of the Jackson church of I'hoonlx, will deliver the
Countv Fair association met last oven- baccalaureeate address to the grud-
, '.. ... t f1r uutlng cIurs.
,UB uu u,.u ... ... , Hrnc,Im E K Evan8 was , Mcd.
some Kina oi auracura. iu juue, u.- fur(, Tut.B(luy t.v,.ning to attend a meet
ine the national guard encampment.
The premium list committee Is
working on the list for this year and
any suggestions for changes should he
made to C. C. Cate or Acting Secre
tary Sid Brown.
iiK of the Athletic Hoard of Control
at the library, called by MVs. Susanne
Carter, county superintendent of
schools.
(lold 1 f III III played ball here Wed
nesday evening. Score 16 to 14 in
The following directors were elected ,,,,. . .ri,.n,' m
by the stockholders last night: B. C. j -,,,. Arcn icdtnundson Is 111 at her
Oaddls. C. C. Cate, Vern H. Pendleton, 1 hon0 w)th
Community club met
dnnuilfiv u-ltH l Tfi.liorta (if
Smith. P. E. Upton, O. O. Alenderrer Mmltrnd ns guest and speuker for the
and Alec Sparrow. , . , 'afternoon. Nho gave , a very Interest -
The directors chosen by the county ln ,nik on Hea Crass y,ork. A K00d
committee were: A. C. Mnnlnger, attendance was present and delicious
nullum, . v,. i.uitj, Tt.u ... . c............. nonie W,n i
J. K. McCrucken, George Alford, J. W. i Tn(, !,.,
Wakefield, M. J. Morris, S. Sumpter ,nllt Wetlnciic
N. H. Johnson, J. F. Wortmuii, Uoyal
Brown, James Owens, B. J. Hoblson.
, Directors appointed by the city:
C. E. Gates, J. 11. Carlson. S. J. Drown,
W. H. Gore, 11. L. Wallher, H. O.
Probach.
All the directors are earnestly ro-
freshments wore served by the hos
tesses of the afternoon. Mesdames
Phulan and Clcmmens.
MiHs ilertha Hayman Is mutating at
Blue Flower lodge at Phuenix.
.Mr. Cleve . Bandlln, who came last
week with his mother from Wallowa
quested to attend the meeting rrlday county to visit his brother on the
evening, May 1G, at the council chain- highway, returned to Wallowa county
ber in .Medford, to elect officers and iUNt Buturduy. His mother will re-
transact Important business.
Radio Programs
! for Tonight
KFI, Ix)fl Angles, 4ti8-5 meters, 8
to 9, Aocllan Organ recital, f-atiirinft
Ihe Aoollan residence IMpo organ with
Van L. McFarlnnd at the console. ,-9
to 10, Program pronenled , hy tho I-uh
AnKBles KveniiiK Herald. JO to II,
program prenentod by tho artlfitH ap
pearing in th Kjryptian Theater Pro
logue under the dlroctlon of Sid Orau
inan. !r I
KIIJ. Los AnROles. 405.2 meterrf. .8
to 10, Program throuh tho couiteHy
of the Atwater Kent Kudio company,
arranged by Undo HcmuH (E. M. lton
liell.) 10 to U. Art lllrkman's pance
.orcheBtra fro mthe IIHtmoro Hotel,
under the direction of Karl liurtnett.
i, KFHCJ, I8 AiiKeles, 276.1 nietern,
6:30 to 10:30, (Jray Htudlo program,
presented by the Silver hand under
the idrectlon of Ot N. NlchoB.
i KNX. Hollywood, 337 meters", 8 to
9, "Went Coant theaters from Went
CoaBt studios. 0 to 10, Davis. Perfection
)Jre(id company, courtosy program. 1 1
, to 12, Hotel AmhasBndor-Abe Lyman's
; . Poconnut Orove orchestra. J 2 to 2,
' WurJIter Night Hawks from Wurllter
jitudlos. . r
'.: KFWR, Hollywood. 252 meters. 0 to
10, , Clear Iuko Highlands program.
1, Clear lake Highland's orchestra;
2, Irene Authlor; 3. Charles eltuu;
' champ. 10 to 11, Warner Bros. Mov-
Ihk Pleturo Jiour. . 11 to 1, Montnuir
tro iCafo dance nniHic. ' f
!KFCNt Loriff Peach, 232.4 meters,
,8 to D, Tho Press-Telegram program
presented by Ituby Duncan Hicks, con
cert pianist and trio. 9 to 11, Tho Vir
gh)Jjl Hotel Hallroom orchestra,
; KPO, San Francisco, 428.3. meter.
; 8 to 11, l'rograms broadcast from the
palace Hotel.
...RQO, Oakland, 301 meters. 8, An
nual dinner, Mills College, Oakland,
Calif., broadcast from the Hotel Oak
: land.
: KLX, Oakland. 508.2 meters, 8 to
p. Studio program through the cour
tesy of John Preunor company of
Oakland. 10 to 10.30, MuhIc by Tom
, Oerunovlch's Pnllroom Kutortalners,
broadcast from Sweet's Pallroom
Beautiful.
KJIt, Seattle. 884.4 meters, 8:25 to
- 8:80 U. S. Weather reports. 8:30 to
0 ; 1 6, Chamber of Commerco program.
9:16 to 10, Post'Intelllguncer studio
rectital.
fi.KFOA. Seattle, 456 meters. 8;15
. Weather report, 10 to 11 Fddle Hnrk
nea sand his orchestra playing from
the Marino lloom of tho Olympiu Ho
tol. . ,
'.. ' KSU Salt Ijke City. 300 meters, 8
to 10, Musical program.
main at the Handlln home in Talent
and ut present is very 111.
Porn to Mr. ' and MrH. Ed Maxson
Monday, April 27th, 1U.5, a daughter.
I Wunda Purvis gave a party last
Saturday, to.aeveral of her little girl
friends, honoring her ninth birthday.
The seventh and eighth grades,
chapuroned by their teacher, Mr.
Chester L. Ward, enjoyed a picnic at
the Forks last Saturday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Marlon Tryer and
daughter, Luura. attended the 160th
anniversary of the I. p. O. F. as
sociation of southern Oregon which
was held at Uoguo Kiver, In its
lovely park along the Rogue. A
most enjoyable day was spent by the
one or, two hundred Oddfellows and
their, families assembled there. The
day was ull that could he asked for
by anyone for such a gathering and
was enjoyed by everyone. Tho new
officers elected for the ensuing year
were Mr. Marion Tryer of Talent,
president; Mr. James Whipple of
Uogue Ulver, vlee-preHident; Mr. I-.
J. 'Heed of Medford, secretary; Mr.
John Demmer of Medford, treasurer.
The society expects to have another
picnic in September or October. Mr.
Tryer la - visiting all the lodges In
the district In nn effort to get more
Interest aroused In this work.
Mrs, John Robinson was trans
acting business In Jacksonville on
Thursday' of last 'week.
lr. and Mrs. Marlon Tryer and
daughter, Laura, were visitors at tho
home of Mrs. Kato Hoffman In Jack
sonville Saturday evening. Mr. Try
er t nl.so , vlsltetV the JnkHonvlle
f. 6. O. F. lodsre at this time;
The HebeknhH of Talent .met at thc
home of Mrs. John U. KoblnMon Fri
day afternoon, May 1, and organized
the Tah Rebekah club. It ,ia
hoped that all Rebekaha will en
deavor to attend these meetings,
which will be held on the first Fri
day of each month. The June meet
ing will be held nt the home of Mrs.
Blanche Robinson. The following of
ficers were elected : Mra. Maurice
Robinson, president; Mrs. Margaret
Matt is, vice-president; Mrs. 1-dythe
Ooddurd, secretary; Mrs. Mary liud
geon, treasurer und Mrs. Anna Tryer,
reporter. The afternoon was en
Joyably spent In sewing and fancy
work. The hostess assisted by Mra.
Rlanche Robinson, served a most
delicious lunch of roast chicken
with dressing, salad, sandwiches and
tea. The following are the char
ter members of the club: Mrs. J. R.
Robinson, MrB. It. K. Robinson Mrs,
n. C. CJoddarrt, Mrs. E. E. Foss,
Mrs. C. W. Holdriilge, Mrs. B. N.
French, Mrs. Marion Tryer, Mrs.
Kdythe Ooddard, Mrs. Mary Dudgeon
and Miss Reriha Hayman.
( Notlcp.
Saturday, May ifth will end our big
auction sale. So don't fail to attend
today and Saturday, .afternoon and
evening, 2:30 to 7:30 p. m. Goods nt
your own price. It will be your last
chance.
FAY E. DIAMOND, Jeweler.
Medford.
City Attorney John Carkln Is In
Portland attending to official duties.
llflnuittif!
me world
seems brighter
when the coffee
isdelicioiiSj' :.
swell's
NAIIONAL CHEST
(pffee
ORDER BY TELEPHONE
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1 500.000 cups were served
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TALENTTALK
. Tho school ontertninment Rlvon by
the Rrades Innt Friday ovohlnK wan
; much enjoyed hy an enthuHinstU
crowd. The firHt part conisHted of a
May day cantata, In which mmbeamn,
anowflakeH. raindrops, flowers, cater
pillars, blrdu and butterflies were fea
turod. A specialty, "Twenty KYok
Riea" was sung after the first part of
the program when real live Breed
fropH hopped about the RtaKe. The
fieeund part coimlnted of a negro folk
nketch. "Sambo's Pnrty." hy boys and
Uirln of tho 7th and Kth Rrudea. The
chlldrenall did fine, and much credit
is douo to thOBO in charge, for the
moot excellent prom-am rendered.
' Minn Iru Upaon t()k her room, the
5th and 6th grades, out for a hike and
picnic last Friday afternoon.
Mantel's Max and Hubert Carter
ere hoHts to tho G. K. M. Sunday
chool class, of which they Rre meui
berB, last Saturday evening. They
both had birthdays within the week
and tho occasion wan in honor of their
. hirthdayH. Hit-hard UecHon of Med
fgrd wun also a guent. Two huge
birthday cukes grated tho table and
the place cards were mudo of taffy.
The boys had ft fine time playing
fcainen and hope Max and Hubert will
celebrate ugaln next yeur.
-Will Oatman, Wayne Hill and Har
old Stone returnod Monday from a
week end cmpingtrip to the gap. The
hoys found a stra ybllly goat up at
the lookout station and brought him
fntl town.
Mr. Howard has installed a new ra
dio the poat week and has Joined the
radio fans.
Donald Long Isver at Co pro now
where ho has secured otnploymona.
A goodly number of righ nchoojg
ptudenta attendiJ the Miy day meet
at rhoenlx lnt h'l Iday n flei noon when
oft- boys playeJll.
Commencement will occur next
Thursday evenlnfr May. J4th,.-at.
o'clock at high school building. There
lire five gduates. Ivan Olcson, Alec
Free Delivery Service
Santford & Co.
,30-309 East kain; Street
Phone 702 Phone 703
Free Delivery Service
Service That Serves
We bwri and operate our own
delivery system. Our store is no
farther away from you than
your telephone. You can phone
us your order and pay our fleliv
erymah at your home.
We guarantee every article we sell to be
exactly as represented. You can return
to us any article not satisfactory for any
reason, and we will refund full purchase
price. You therefore take no chances on
ordering over your phone. You do not
have to worry yourself picking it out and
carrying a load home. You will be sur
prised at th service wq furnish you.
Free Delivery Service
Prices Quoted in This Ad Aro
i , Good Until Market Changes.
Taney Seedless Raisins, lb... .10
4 Larg'e Rolls Toilet Paper. .25
10 Large Bars Crystal White Soap.. 40
10 'Lai-go Bars P. & G. Soap .40
Large Can Borden's Milk 09
Full Cream Cheese, lb.... 25
i-lb. Fahey .Tea,: Green or Black.......... .60
12-oz. Can Royal Baking Powder........ .43
Pint Can Mazola Oil .30
Quart Can Mazola Oil 55
9- lb. Sack Rolled Oats : 55
10- lb. Sack Corn Meal .40
3-lb. Can Ghirardelli's Chocolate 90
10-lb. Sack Pure Can Sugar 75
25-lb. Sack Pure Can Sugar 1.85
100-lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar 6.75
3 lbs. Crisco 80
6 lbs. Crisco- '. 1.80
9 lbs. Crisco 2.20
&-lb. Pail Karo Syrup .80
Jello, any flavor 10
Tender Peas, can 15
6 Boxes Large Matches .25
2 Tins Prince Albert 25
Kellogg's Corn Flakes.. .10
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Compare the Price
Compare the price you pay on
each article you purchase each
day in the week. Our price is
governed by the market price,
and changes accordingly. ' i
Remember if Specials are not " used to
draw you into a store with a higher price
on other merchandise, then what are they
used for? If Merchandise is worth so
much money Saturday, for instance, why
should the same merchandise be sold the
middle of the week at a higher price? Com
pare the price we ask you toith the price
you are paying each. day. , ..
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