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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.
PACE FIVE
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in the vicinity of Ashland bufuro theirl
return. O
Mrs. J. M. Ross and Mrs. J. U I
,9 ,9
of P:'lPA. There were many women
in attendance last summer and a
litrpe representation of interested
women are expected to be present at
the coming one, which will be held
July 1, 2, and 3. The ssions will be
held in the Civic club house and com
mittees have been appointed by the
P. T. A. council to make all necessary
arrangements There are six insti
tutes being held in the state. Port
land's will be a week In length;" Ash
land and Pendleton have three days;
Monmouth two, unci Eugene and
Koseburg each have one day.
W-. J. Fullerton and family of Vic
torvllle are among the recent arrivals
in Ashland. They are here through
the efforts of the land settlement rep
resentative, Arthur Foster. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner have re
turned from a vacation trip of a num
ber of weeks. Both are looking espec
ially well. Mi0 Turner was very ill
fur a long time in the winter, and the
iange has been most beneficial.
Miss Gertie Haan, Miss Edna tfo
been and the Mioses Ruth Kims and
Dorothy Abbott who have been
spending the past week at Pandon,
returned yesterday. The weather
seemed made to order for the rains
came at night, giving them the day
time for sightseeing, fishing and all
the amusements that belong to a sea
side resort. They report the trip made
with no untoward happenings to mar
its pleasure.
Mr. and Mi. S. II. rtolton of Twin
Falls, Idaho are In Ashland for an ex
tended visit at tho Methodist par
sonage. They arrived recently. Mr.
and Mrs, Bolton are the parents of
Mrs. Chaney. They are anticipating
a delightful vacation, and expect to
see the various and varied attractions
'Chicago, where she will visit her
duunfiter; thence on to Greensboro,
Dale jjitlh of Port Arthur has al
ready arrived. Mis. (t. Finch of
Greenville. Mich., Churb'S Smith of
AlHgan, Mich., Mrs. Fisher of Albany.
ponseT oT tho delegates being sub--
sciihed' this morning. Other C. 10.
societies will also bo well represented: c "
Mr. and Mrs. D, Peroz' with Mitf'. j
Thelma are in San 'rancisco this
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emma Oeder and daughter
Miss Linda Oeder have gone to Porfc-.'
N. tgi'ullnn. Mrs. Studehakc. has
spent some time with her frUTids In
Ashland. She Owns a resident hero
many years and enjoyed meeting
those with whom she was associated
for so long.
N. S. Harrison, nnd his sister, Mrs.
C. H. Pierce have been spending the
past week in San Francisco, a busi
ness trip. They arrived homo Satur
day. Capt. and Mrs. Moore who have
been visiting at tho home of Mrs.
Moore's mother, Mrs. Anna McCarthy,
have gono to Cunip Lewis, where
Harner are hostesses at tho regulnr
meeting of the Wednesday club,
which occurs June Pnh at 2:30
oYbck In tho parlors of' the Presby
terian church. The membership and
their friends are cordially Invited to
come to tho meeting und eioy a
pleasant afternoon.
Among a number or progrnms
planned for Children's day, there will
be special exercises commemorative
of the day at the Presbyterian church
at the Sunday school hour from 9:45
MEET AGAIN IN .
Mrs. Eden of lend, and Mrs. Spade
of Eewiston, Idaho, will arrive fuon,
mttkji
reuifl
king thisQgut boring
a very real
m.
From friends wo learn that Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Robertson who Uft a fort
night ago for an auto trip, are in
Newport and enjoying their stay very
much. Mrs. Robertson had been unite
ill for a long time but was greatly im-
(land for a sojourn of several weeks.- '
ASHLAND, JULY 1
They expect to enjoy the Rose carm-i ,
val while there. ,;
Little Hugh Page Is spending thp j
summer with Mr. and Mis. Wallls ajt -their
ranch at Wagner Springs. He Ip.,
enjoying his taste of real country Ufa.'
Joe and Collins Hartley of PhoenlX.
have been spending the past week the -guests
of their relatives, tho Poley '
family on Li street, j
proved before their departure, and
$ ASHLAND. June 8. Ashland will
.ngriln have the Paront-Toachors in
1 Htltuto under the Hupervtaion of Miss
"Krancea Hays, nationally known load
er Jn P. T. A. work. In last year's
Institute, MIhk Haya was asslHtod by
M rB. Hill, former state president, and
-Mrs. PerklnH, present state president
this vacatiotial outing is expected to
completely restoro her health.
It is planned to send at least five
representatives of the senior C. E. to
Portland from the Presbyterian
church, to attend tho Internal tenia 1
C. E. convention which convenes July
4 to 10. The money 1o defray the ox-
until U. Songs, readings, group ex-i
ercises or playlets will fill the hour.
The offering will bo used to establish
Sundays schools in destitute places.
Mrsv Florence Studebaker expected
to leave Sunday evening for the north
visiting a number of places en route
Capt. Mouro who is military instruc
tor at Berkeley, will act as training
teacher ihcre for a time.
A family reunion will be held when
tho different members of the family
of Dr. K. It. Smith arrive in Ashland.
Tho yolks of Egyptian eggs are
larger in proportion than those of
eggs produced In America. j
Wednesday
Specials
Medford is a Good P
to Do Your Xradin
lace
These Bargains are not
for Tuesday
WEDNESDAY ONLY!
At the Medford Pharmacy
Corner Main and Central
Rouges and Compacts
Double compacts, several stand
ard makes, regular price $1.50,
Wednesday 98. Several makes
of rouges, regular ,50c values
33
At The Golden Rule
Medford's Largest Department Store
Bloomers
Ladies' pink, bloomers, values
65c; Wednesday special..
43
At Louie's Cash Grocery
South Central St. Phone 271
Toilet Paper
Four large rolls of toilet paper, IC
"Wednesday special tdJ
W. A. Kinney Fur. House
Aluminum
Aluminum assortment, values up
to $l.o0; Wednesday special,
each
50'
The Japanese Art & Variety Store
12 North Bartlett C. W. Lambrecht
Imported Step-ins
Imported Philippine step-ins; nc
elaborately hand embroidered on ,j ."5
colored voile; $4.50 values, Wed- v
n'esday special .... .. - V
At Lamport's Sporting
Goods & Hardware
226-230 East Main
Leather Leggings
Pull stock leather leggings, regu
lar $4.50 values, Wednesday
At Medford Book Store
34 North Central Ave.
Toys
Large assortment of toys, Wcd-
iiesday special
At TheM.M. Dept. Store
Medford Building
Women's Union Suits
Women's woven and knit union
suits, values $1.50 to $2.50; Wed
nesday special
98
At Franklin's
Medford's Newest and .Fjnest
km. w tut t .-.jf
Light Lunch
finnn lint rlinnpv sandwich and A am V
dessert; Wednesday special
35
At Model Clothing Co. iAt Heath's Haskins' Drug Stores
126 East Main St.
"VALUE. AND QUALITY"
Riding Breeche
Aren't? nnrl iAminf mnn 'o HTrrkl nirl
ing breeches, button bottom,
nesdav special
6
.25
Ab Near to You as Your Phone
Vacuum Bottles
Keystone vacuum bottles, $2.00
values, pints or half pints, 98.
A good two-clasp heavy metal i
' lunch kit with vacuum bottle....
$1.98
At Russell's
Formerly Deuel'. , . '.,
Wash Cloths
12'c wash cloths of extra heavy ,
Terry with colored border, spe
cial Wednesday
6
c
At Mordoff & Woolf
217 West Main St.
Mixing Bowls
' Nest of five yellow mixing bowls,
may be used for both mixing and
baking; regular $1.25 values
90'
At Mann's Dept. Store
The Store for Everybody
Stamped Goods
, Stamped 'and hemstitched pillow
eases, card table covers, linen
scarfs and women's fast colored
di'csses, up to $1.25 values,
89
At H. E. Marsh's Grocery
130 East Main Phone 252
Brooms
Good brooms, regular 85c values,
Wednesday special, each..
68
Auto Supply & Parts Co.
Doc Wright and Chal Strange
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Camp Chain
AS
Folding camp chairs, Wednesday
special.
68
At The Hub Shoe Store
105 East Main St.
Children's Shoes
86 pairs misses',' children's and tf OQ
boys' shoes, button and lace, " w1'
sizes 8ia to 2; AVednesday M
At Gates & Lydiard
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
Raisin Bread
Raisin bread, one pound loaves,
three for '
25
Main and Grape Sts.
At West Side Pharmacy
Sts.
Stationery
50c box stationery, Wednesday
special
33
At People's Electric Store
212 West Main Phone 12
Vacuum Cleaners
Check Seal vacuum cleaners, d" J f CA
complete with attachments, "VI
Wednesday special kJ
At The Model Pharmacy
Opposite Groceteria If You Can't Come 'Phone 66
Vantine Powder
Large, can Vantine's lotus body
, powder with large powder puff,
$1.50 values; Wednesday only....
98
Rex Cafe & Pastry Shop
121 East Main Street
Shoppers' Lunch
A special lunch for Wednesday shop
pers, 11:30 A. M., .to 2:00 P. M.,
for
40'
At The Colonial
Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery
Marshmallow Rolls
Marshmallow rolls, two flavors. lilt
Wednesday special, each
19
AtC.M.Kidd&Co.
223 East Main 8t.
Women's Pumps
Women's strap pumps and ox-, Crt QtJ
fords? values to $12.00; Wednes- Y
day special W
At Medford Hardware &
Sporting Goods Co. .
The -Live Hardware Merchant Offers
Custard Cups
Custard cifys, brown outside,
white inside, three inches dia
meter at top; twfl for
Tn doen lots. 80d
15
At McDonald's
225 West Main Street
Windsor Ties
Messaline sk Windsor or lniddy
ties, 5x3(5 inches, assorted colors,
valcs, AVednesday special....
20
Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co.
North Bartlett Street
Auto Enamel
Assorted colors Prufo auto $1.00
enamel, piart size
1
At The Men's Shop
Next to Rialto Theater
Men's Shirts
Collar attached shirts, values to 1 25
f $2.50, Wednesday special . 3L