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PAGE TEN fEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORKOOX, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 192 THANKSGIVING DAY MOVING PICTURES Tl UNION SERVICE IS ASHLAND JUBILEE iTRACED TO FEAST STAR DRUM CORPS k I W V v A union TliunKhivinjf service I Muviiit; pictures of the Ashland 1 Juhilue will Iwt tnken' December! 5 by Mcdtord'a cameraman, ac- J cording to tho ioMowintf article In the Ashland T'UIiikn: iiiianu u lui.minoin ceienrnuon T t MiHiforil will ttoon hnvo another I I6i. ".LI - Fifth Ave. Sets New HairVogue tend this swvke, which will Ik ;in appropriate observance of the tiny. The MTmnn will be delivered by the Mow W. M. Eaton, pastor of the KIrst Kiptist churrh. Ilev. K ried out. Seely Hull, chuirmun of WASHINGTON. Nov. 28. im Uf. rnn.inr-t. .) i,v t h rhinviioH iC.mi.... r ni v,L i ,nn,.i,,u I Not all Tha ti k sK i v Iiiub have fallen '. H f it.. T.,if.v. mr.rnin(lHLTPMllntr to a messair from IL 011 Thursday, at many have sup-to her many laurels. If present ' v J r nosed, and th first nnn vna imi ... . , . - in. in i., u Mil. u11,i,ft,,M I'- "ronuey. .averiiKinK muni'KQri r , " ;, , . - ""v i i me Anieruan lckwh .ti in iu noum '' L( ((w (;ai,forillu Oregon l'owr gained by Governor Bradford In Drum Corps commission nre car- f.iun-.,, corner 01 him .ua.n i company, who also handles th Oakdulp tit reefs. The genera I pub- innv(. ...n.hinf, fnr fhw ,rtn lie Is Invited and urired to at- n..nv Mr. liromley, in writing to the Daily Tiding, stuted in part: "Wo are- very tntieh Interested In tlie J'rpKrPHB Celebration find jwihh to extend our hearty con- f,-rntiiiiitionu to tno city of Ash- Ijiwrenee of tho Prcsby- J ,nnil npfm tne Mit.ndld proKre88 m,"n,s Ul me uwrnry or con-1 ihis newly appointed commission Kress roncernlnK ftie biti day of. mud an excellent report at the pumpkin pies and turkeys reveal !iit meeting of Medford Post No. enU-Jihtenins facm concerninK the:5( utUiiinK a comprehensive pro origin and erratic leaping about ;Brnm for tho cominu year, tho enUmdar of thla old holiday Tho commisvlon in now work wMch Ik popularly HuppoHod to l,nB &n p,un, to rulw; 300t to ade have been as Htable as the sun. (liatWy finnnoo the Medford drum mum,-., no LnifTvii rnriH and to ulvo ii the financial "On 4 lm Kl and in ili 8ulivnv. ture leHHon find fiov. Raymond pvervwherc I ?o nowadiivn, I ee jjir'U HpeH of the Klrnt MelhndUt rhnrth here" in New York who ore cloinjr their I will offer the prayer. Captain hair the new way,'' huva pretty J-eona liuehanan of the Salvation Army Newell, ti2."tl Anna 1'Iace, (ilendn)e. will offer the Invocation and the Jj. I., now appearing un H roadway in j lt''V. J. Conder. pastor of the the "Greenwich Village Kollie." "Ij South Methodlwt church, will read eon tell kirls wlio are iifthiu it. hv the ; President CoolidKe'M proclamation terlan chureh will read the Scrip-j rnit(le durln(f tho lilBl few months. J 'he ni of f-'onaan for tn the , hncMtlR necomMiry to put out a and pronounce the benediction. The wervlce will be presided over by finnan K. Mell. piiHtor of th" 'iint Chi iKtian church and presi dent of ili. Ministerial asnocintion way their hair seem a to fpnrkle. It loVks nftt too, mid it always neat. Thin way u-t Kiitttt me. I haven't much tiny to ive my hair, and it takes just a second to put a few dashes of Dniiderine on your bnisli when vou ma it. It certainly make appropriate muie, vour hit ir look (fraud. M me needs . ... flliainpooiiiff only once a month, too( since i'm n.injf Danderinu." . Uaiidcriim ijuicUly removes that oily til m from your hair and restore its' natural tdieeii and lustre. It keep bobbed hnEr in place without showinir. 'It stops dainlruil. lrujr st'ire every- j r whero sell niillioiu of the :trie iHtttles. d We are tture that your celebration 1 10"k ot 1h told of the liar- j roai championship corps. will he a hiitfe huccchs and wish !,onJ Mluf"""" 111 u,e ""e 01 The firfll htCp in t1( financial to offer our services in dolnu i l,01, a"(l,,t!118 "Uer , appeared . program will be a bit; ThankHBlv whatever we can to help put U I nmoiif? the HcbrewK as the 'Feast , nff l;all. tomorrow nicht. to he over. I shall endeaver to be on hand during at lenwt a part o: . r ,"" 7 , ' l" i parties your urogram and shoot a few'"""" A LeKlon , minntrel show; movies or some or your outsianu-1 ' ' , J, , , , . , . Mh also planned for early tn litZ'J inff events. r.ll,iuil I... tii'r. mnM htltilni 1 came to I rt i--h.-iHi.v.r.H vi The celebration committee was delighted with tho simu'esiictn that Jn i in, I r. y'e'"C" "nd wllh the oxoollont array r l.'ir V :t0l",!ri "ov-ernor I mlent among the 730 members llia.Konl ordered a three-day feast j f vAlnrd bBl ral tim... .Mr. liromley mls-ht he uhle to . and celebration to which Chief shoiv , cxpi.rl0(i lo re!lult .n... nt Ihn ttxilr, Ol'nntt: . .'innnunuii uuu UIIICI IlltllUIl ITieilllS rri,. .1 ...... r.0 tl.- nK a .... ...in ..I... " I . " vnrn invito l,nli., .. i .. i.o...B uu.- ,v., ... ...h niovles and has extended an urRentj ' A Jr. V Y" u "V I drum corps to the community ,rj J" 1 today a re ma king These persona I i I CDilPllSTNlAS IIBfS ) ! ... Making gift articles glow with j A fraurant tttilet necessity for the well-gruumctl girl. rilm Star Kh ks. OKATHK, Kas.. Nov. 8. fPl Charles (IPiddy) Holers, Olathc hoy, and film star, will mak' the openink kickoff nf the hlK'h school football (fame hero tomor- ow between oi.it he and Wyan dotte of Kansas City. Kansas. Hoe- mv-tation to him to be certain to lie present. ei's formerly played end with Otathe. e is visiting Ms par ents here during the Thanksgiving reason. Itart Stamp Sold GOTH KNRL'lUl, Swed.-r. W) ( )iie of t he ra rest sta n; ps i n t he world, a Swedish three shilling sticker of ISiy, misprinted in yel low I nstead of t he leg u lar green , has Just been acquired by a (lolh enbuig philatelist. John Ilamberg, fr JtT.r.uo crowns. Lord '.Mayor CrU-ketrr LONDON &) For tho second year in suttcesslon- Lonilon 1st to have a "cricket administration.' Sir Kynaston Studd, new lord mayor, although 7a years old, Is a cricketer, as is Sir Charles Hat ho, the retired lord mayor. Flamingo xs FtMtml. I JiAVA.NA--(rj-nviir is express ed mat mo flamingoes or t.uoa uuy iu iimi i utuinnKiviuif iroill I .., ,.., i ,i i. ,,,.. ,iirillk,i diloi1 h.Sie.i. mll0rni ccJ0nll(:"jthat local citizen would be ela.T dates but the records at the M tn ,,. nftl., A,i operation to this objective. Klrper Wilson has been ap pointed by t h e com m IskI o n to take charge of the drum corps finances and engagements nml an effort Is being made to g'it Col. C. (i. Thomson to net as drill master. llemarks on th' braiy of cungresH do not how that there was any special religions service during the period of feast ing. , ' The first Thanksgiving day after tho United States became a nation was Thursday, November 2fi, 17S!, and was proclaimed by George ir...,l.l . rrl, mi i i.. ; u.' 2.' 'I'iiiit'uiioi. tvii I! mi" i drum corps by Drum Major Wil- iv, i i.ui. rrotn that time on the will be extinct within a few years . hunlllng over unlens governmental protection Is provided them!, followed an erratic course, three years until Music Jliith Charms. UOSTON MY A Itoston cigar manufnetiiror has speeded up pro duction by installing radio loud speakers In his factory. The new Ford lias a very simple and effective lubrication system THE lubrication system for tlie engine of the new Ford is ns simple in principle as water run ning tlown-hill. ' A gear pump in tlie bottom of tlie oil pan raises the oil to the valve chamber reservoir. From here it flows on to the main crank shaft bearings and the front cam shqft bearing. Overflow oil drops into the oil pan tray and runs into troughs through which the connecting rods pass. As the ends of these rods strike the oil they scoop up a supply for the connecting rod bearing. At the same time they set up a fine spruy that lubricates the pistons and other moving pin ts. From the tray the oil runs into the bottom of the pan, and is aguin drawn up through u fine mesh screen and pumped to the valve chamber. v This system is so effective thut the five-quurt contents of the oil pan pass through the pump fitice in every mile when you are truveling at only 30 miles an hour. Yet there is only one mov able part the oil pump. . As" a matter of fact, the lubrication system for the new Ford is so simple in design and so carefully made that it requires practically ' no service attention. There is just one thing for you to do, but it is a very important thing . . . tcatch lite oil! Change the oil every 500 miles and be sure the indicator rod never reg isters below low (L). If the oil level is allowed to fall below low, the supply be comes insufficient to oil all parts as thcy'should be oiled. To insure best performance it is also advisable to have the chas sis of your car lubricated every 500 miles. This has been made easy through the use of the high pressure grease gun system. Proper oiling and greasing mean so much to the life of your car that thry should not be ueg- lected or carelessly done. See your Ford dealer regularly. He is especially well-fitted to lu bricate the new Model A cur and bo will do a good, thorough job at a fuir price. ' FouD Motor Company 1'renldent Adama In 17.S0 decided lo appoint Wednesday, May 9, an I ho time for national Thanke-tlr-Iiik. May must have been a littlo too wauni for turkey and pie. for the next year President, Adams net April 'a. President Madison pro claimed a TliunkaulvinK day in each of tho four years hf was In office and he was a consistent Thursday man, but selected a riit jliamson, Commander FerKUHon ami Col. Thomson were also heard. A report on the recent Armistice day celebration was made by Chairman Oeort;e flates nnd show ed that the blR day's imtKrnm ; proved not only sclf-silpportilii:. ' but turned in a profit to the post treasury, elates thanked tho per sonnel of the post for their splen did representation In the Armis tice parade and for their fine spirit of co-ooper-'itlon. Other matters of Importance dis cussed nt last nlKhfs meetins concerned the proposed Lefflon frig These personal CmiRBSlMASCBIlIrl.S . . . Making gift articles glow with the colors o NITROKOTE Can you chink of a nicer gift than a well -designed piece of occasional furniture (cilt-top table, magazine rack, smoking-stand, etc.) (in-! ' ' ' islied, by your own hands, in one.of the lovely colors of Nicrokoce '. " Brushing Lacquer? If it's to be just a minor gift the merest remcm- brance you can do wonders with small household articles that cosf almost nothing. Women are doing it this year they find it stirpris-J ingly simple and economical and the gifts themselves arc doubly welcome for their beauty of color and the personal touch you have. Z ' given them ! , 1 1.15'). Yourcan now conveniently get unfinished articles of good design and construe-' ' tion. They cost little. Nitrokote costs little. And the Fuller booklet which tells and shows how to decorate finished and unhnished pieces, is free! ' h rd Thurstlav In Aucust ' ,', ut """ Post, .uembch.p the second Thursday in September,' 1 Kl 3 : Thursday, January 12, 1814, TJiis Fuller Booklet tells you how Ask your Fuller dealer or Fuller stored isted below for . this-booklet by Zcna Dare, the ritllcr authority on and the second Thursday In April, 1815. No more Thanksslvlnff procla mations were Issued lor 47 years. Then, April 10, 1SC2, nfter "siiinal victories to tlie land and naval forces," President Lincoln recom mended to the people of the Unit ed States that thanks he given at their next weekly assemblages in their accustomed plneeH of public worship. President Lincoln also proclaimed Thanksgiving days lur Thursday, August C, lSli.1, the last Thursday of November, 1863. and the last Thursday of November, The holiday really began to Jew along In an established order In lSiltl when President Johnson be gan naming the last Thursday of November for that and the suc ceeding years he was in office. He ginning witli tlie proclamation of 1S70, that date became generally accepted as tho official Thankf-'tiv-Ing. Two days were set apurt In 17Sti, tho centennial years. July 1 'and November 30. There was also an extra Thanksgiving, April it). ISSO, the day marking the 100th anniversary of the inauguration of tieorge Washington. drive which is now well under way Chairman John Holmt-r stated (he Legion honor roll had been replaced on Main street by cour tesy of the Southern Pacific com pany, and every member paylm: his 3H2fl dues would he duly recognized on this big board. A special effort Is on to gain 'i: least 300 paid up members by January 1. I The lone- neglectc-d post "kilty wasr finally awarded to Legion- , nnirre H. S. Jones last night, who . promptly turned the entire amount over to the drum corps fund. I This act brought forth a blffi round of applause from all present. 1 Preceding the meeting a fine j turkey dinner was served in the Armory mess hall by the Ladies Auxiliary. Nearly 300 members of the Legion and Auxiliary en Joyed the dinner, whirh is an annual event of the two organizations. home decoration ana col or. It tells how to finish furniture and gift art icles; and icsuggests and illustrates in lull color I M41.tll.iC At IK IL - I4MI 1. (II I IIC many pleasing color combi nations . . . Tune in to the "Woman's Magazine off the Air," National Broad casting network and KSL every Wednesday morn- -ing for suggestions for making these modern, colorful gifts. BIG SALE SATURDAY Will H. AVilson starts his bin wile Siitiinlny morning nt y o'clock, with nu'tvhnmliso In nil depart moqts nt Kroat reductions. This merchan dise is nil new, bought for the win ter trade, but on account of the warm weather prevailing durinK the fall months left the shelves overloaded, so out It poes,' to the puhlle at mcney-savlnfi prices. Mr. Wilson has decided. The store will be closed all day I today, Thursday and Friday, but jwill lie open for business Saturday I mnrnlnK nt 9 o'clock. Mr. Wilson j invites th people of Medford nnd j southern Oregon to pnrtiicipate In ! this money-saving event. Thursday Program at the Rialto 'Show People" Hollywood Comedy Kinpr Vldor wasn't satisfied with co-HtnrritiK Marion Davies nnd Wil liam Haines in "Show lJeople,J at Hunt's Crnterian tomorrow. He had to hnve more stars. So It happens that Norma Talmadf;e, Douglas Fairbanks, George K. Ar thur, John Gilbert, Charlie Chap lin, Mae Murray. William S. Hurl, Hod LnRocriue, Kenee Adoree., ha rt trice Joy. Karl Dane, Aileen Prln Kle, Claire Windsor, Kstelle Tay lor uml Dorothy Sebastian all ap pear. ".Show People" is the renl story of the studios. It shows the actors at work and play. Marion Davies has a rich comedy role as n de mure southerner who comes to Hollywood to be a great actress and is assigned to a custard-pie comedy set. Haines is the slapstick comedian who befriends little Tolly Popper, gets her an engagement, and when 1m, Nitrokote dries in 30 minutes. It withstands the hardest wear even hot water and soapsuds can't harm it. F.U.MJE Brushing1 Lacquer For those who prefer an enamel, Decoret Enamel may be used instead of Nitrokote. It comes in the same colors. J . . ;-Ls?i W-r-FULLER V CO- 45 Branches in 34 Pacific Coast and lntcr-tnodntain Cities. Factories in San Francisco, Portland, Los Angeles ' ' Distributors oj 'Uihpar Products . - 160 Front Street, Portland . Cel if Fuller hookltt and Fuller 'products from your dealer, listed kelow. Rogue River Lumber Co. she has developed Into a dramatic i star, brings her to her senses in true slapstick style. Charley Murray j Coming Sunday ! ' I Charlie Murray comes in person j to Hunt's Craterlau Sunday Famous the world over, not only for his great screen success, hut as n stnt;f performer of highest repute, Charlie will he seen in the Fanehon nnd Marco presentation . known as "Hats" Idea. It was designed especially for the greater stage, season. Girls, beautiful and adorable, from Hoi- : lywood studios, assist Murray in gags, songs and dances. Charlie stays on the stage for ( over ,35 minutes, nnd keeps the I audience In one continual uproar of laughter. Charlie is ns much ! of n clown ns ever yet he displays I n versatile net. IB AND HOLLY STS. PHONS244 A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing servicb ; j The trials that face a young girl alone In n great , city furnish the theme for "The Port of Missing Girls." featured at the Itlulto thea ter tomorrow. Ihtrbara lledford. as a young college girl, makes friend with a handsome young, mnn. played by Malcolm McGregor, who turns out to he n bootlegger. - This film has nothing of the maudlin in It. It Is it clear pre sentation of some of the pitfalls which do exist in tho large metropolises. " The young woman who has n clear head, sane Impulses, nnd i j mind of her own, may work her j way out of similarly trying situ -1 at ions,' but the many Kirls who ! are susceptible to flattery, nnd i prone to believe all hut is told j them, should wp this film. j 1 Drivrrs l.mnhidiitjr UOSTON , id) Massachusetts' state police patrol found n high percentage uf law observance nmonir motor car drivers during a surprise campaign against viola tion of the automobile laws. Ixsa than 1.4 per cent nf the drivers and automobiles were found to be at vnriunco with the law. During tho 24-hour drive the pollco stop ped 29.SIS ears, nnd In this num ber only 410 law violations were detected Miserable With Backache? Too Often This Warns of Sluggish Kidney Action and Shouldn't Be Neglected. EVERY dog find you lame and achy suffering nagging backache, headache and diuy spells? Art the kidney secretions too frequent, scanty or burning in passage? These are often signs of sluggish kidneys and shouldn't be neglected. Us Doan's Pillt, Doan's, a stimu lant diuretic, increase the activity f the kidneys and thus aid them in carry ing otf waste impurities. Are endorsed by users everywhere. Aik your neigh tor 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: C. H. Bemy, 221 N. Ellnboth Av.. WWhlu,KnMp,! "Mr tidnrt toe frttty which nnord me t food drtl. 1 had t dull Mh in mf tuck tnd my bk btHtm m tore tad Un it wii tide to mihtMl up. A(( ytn Dmd'i PiIU mr kidnm were ux food condition tnd tho btufcadw Wit tn. I hirtfi't Mitftrtd tinct." DOAN'S e'&s A STIMULANT Ptt'RF.TIC . KIDNEYS Ibiwr Milkurn C Ml( Cli uffl.KY. THANKSGIVING Just as the Pilgrims in 1621 observer! the first Tliniiksprivhiff in a spirit of prat ef ill ness for the bountiful harvest, let us cele brate Thanksgiving this year in sincere ap preciation for the security, equality and opportunity which are the heritage of Aniericnns todav. First National Bank Medford, Oregon Tou wUl UIm LOS ANGELES Better If Yoa Stop mt SIXTH ud SPRING nKZRS . . Kw VQlILo Dolln Asm UKMnMbM X00 put 4r h wt&eot h SaJOpoaaywiAkA Huauiamoi ad OriH Ckwk Tot CuMAiI ' : H. C FRYMAN, PropHrta
