Medford mail tribune., February 10, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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CT MEDPORD MATE TTTftT7Sr'R, MKDPORD, ORK(iONT, S.TN DAY. KKBRUAI'tY 10, lOin.
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HEAD LECTURER FRUIT LEAGUE Porch Frocks I w f" TFTT "TV TTv T TT 1 XV JT I See Our I
OF GRANGE IN FAVORS TARIFF &r J.C.PENNEY C.
nm'Tiiiinpniu nnnunamiun 1 : ! : ! :
b ill . nuKdUAii urunDHwnfldi
' ; Tito board of directors of the
) "V Jackson I'ounty Fruitgrowers'
The Pomona Grant'o eecu- 4 . leasee yesterday afternoon Indors-
. f live committee haa arranged cd resolutions adopted at the
tho follnwlcT nrorcvam:
AOiwo o'clock Thursday uf-
lernoon, In the smaller Nat
atorium hull, a contercm-o of !
niaflHiH, lecture, deputies,
home ceonomlca cnmtnlitees,
Portland meerlntf of truU dlfitrlct
representttiv en of the northwest,
who last week discussed the feas
ibility of rectimliU'iidlii'' a protec
tive tn riff on bananas In order
countg the consumption of
(and all ether (iranw-r Inter- ;fmi Krown within the United
rsted, unit Mr. Farmer. i state.?. All en (lurch, pres dent
At eight o clocli, iiiiiimiu fi0( ;. i(nli,. d local rcprcKen-
evening, lit the Senior high ,
tJitiV'e at the meeting, Knve a de-
school a"'tltoriiim, an nddiess i ,,,it., report on the situation he-
; fore the directors.
by Mr. Farmer.
Pomona aitinior .un.itTj A mi.lff W1J) aKr0KA upon -it
Htraim will preside at these --0,.tlr. nii. .$ w,. ,h0 conollr.
meetings. . "" 'leiiee o( all pear and .lo In-
No Ornunet will want to ; .,.,,,. . ,,, ,..,.,. , will
1- misa i-iiuei "" mm:Z" Tlhn presented to the eonKresoual
at a distance will arrange. 1
wnvi ami means committee for
eon1 Iderat'on heforo heine;
sented In conKi'esH In the exf-a
I no-don, which Is e".pected to bo
j. ,i.nl. hn,M ,.l tiot.in r.o tlnil A iini.ii ill", jmv-
nit,, vtt".' '" '. : mpdipiI In pnn.'i'nau In thii
they can either stay In to tho j
evenlna meeting or come hack 1
j. i.. I. II ,h. l rn lionie. " n
We especially all farm- "lf'"it jfoover.
er ami Oraniera to alleml l ''" lr. nrBitmenta In
tho cvenlnf! moetlDK. j favor of the new tariff Is tho lark
present lime, making It the only
; fruit wh 1 1 la now on the free
' ' . ,.,,. r, ,l arKiled that banana
TI.P Orangera of nouthern Or,i-jprl0f, nr() cxtl.(m)Ivr low nml
Bon have a treat In stota for thntn,.0 n0UK)U by tho wholesale de
ln the visit of Jamea C. Farmer, , ,lv.,r(,tl at Amcrican ports for ap
natlonal Craago lecturer, who will , )ros)lnfttoly ((fly cenl, pr.r bunch,
he in Medford on riiurstlay afler-, .vf.lghlll. r, ,). x(ley ra.
noun and oveiiltiB, rehrnary 1 1. , .McUfm.,, nt tlv0 ei,nls per
Mr. Farmer la maliltiK a tour of .,ound
the west in the IniereHt of Craniio ,,, ,,, f , fr,f
work, an.', Vill make "'"''LrV'd trost9 that na a matter of pro
In Oregon, where i t e wl 1 meet a d . , ,. ,
address ho Oraui5oi on .il,je-cl off ,
"AffiA!-"" """y othor imported
oC the week where he will attend
the Oregon State Lecturora' school,
which will hs held thOiO at that
fruits. Over IS million bunches
are Frown In Jamica and 14 mil-
Ton In Honduras, -w'th over 20
The Best
Painless Dentistry
.i.o ,l whr.ro tho nianv Oran.-'o ; mllll"' n( bunches grown In oth
lecturers intending this school will c1' Central and Booth American
havn tho opportunlf of he.irln "ntries. The United States sup
Mr Farmer address them on I11''" 'he market tor approximately
(Irangn ledum work. , two-third., of this amount, and
Tho lecture work of the (Irani."! ' throo-fourlhx of the bananas are
I a very vital pari of ira:tn'i iKrown In countries controlled by
work, anil on tho quality of th0ri-at lir'tain, nccord'ng to tho
lecture work depends to a large report returned by Mr. llurch.
oxtettt, tho success (it the (iratme. The director. of the league
The worthy state master mid . pained a motion to give flnnn"ial
pa?:t state lecturer of Pennsylvania, aid i at sending a representative
F.. 1.1. Dorset, In an address be to aid In the passage .of tho lar
foro tho lecturora at the last nat- Iff rov'alon, hut expect cons'dera
ional conference, 'fctttd, "Kilucallon ble onnosliion from tho banana
Is that which fits otto for coir.- Interests. The tariff is also sought
plete living. A well balanced, to brin? the production of ba
dunce nrogrom should Instruct, j nnnas on nn enual bals with an-
Inautre and eutortalu. Pros-ants ; oka and pears In compailsou of
vlilch inaptrs, or cruaw a su , nuncnen and tioxess
to perform tho hlnher dtttlcK of j a
life, furnish tho highest tyie ti i School Benefit Dmco nt Applo
fducatlon. The ptr.poHO of all prn-jiin Hill next Saturday. Ted. IB.
81-ains ohonld be "To euttcato ami
tdavato the Amnrlcau farmer."
More education la needed, by n
thorough study of tho ritual and
the Declaration of I'urimaps. A
good lecturor ahoahl he aH wine
us Snloman, a meek as Moses a ill
as patlo.it aa Job." Sturdy
Job, and seme recpotiBlblllty, but
what a satisfaction lo feel that you
are Instrumental In making th'J
world u Mltlo lienor, or the Ufa
or the farmer and his family a lit
tle nioro complete.
The lecture work of the fi.ange.
however, Is so closely Interwoven
with all Orange activities, nodal,
educational, leslnlallvti, agrlciilltir
nl. ritualistic and fraternal, that
no Granger can afford to mix hear
ing Mr. Farmer m Thmadny next.
Mr Farmoi- la a Km-iiui'i- "f nat
lo'tial repulo. having lectured over
the country on many subjects r
Interest to fnrniorn. long liuforc lie
ui nc,u.-,n leelnrer. lb)-
foro being elected lo Ma present '
position, he was stalo master nt
New Hampshire and for manv
years mnto lecturor, and there at-rf
few Orangers move conversant
with farm problems and farm pol
icies than he. As a national
Orange officer, his knowledge of
C.rango work extends over all de
partments. ah rirnnam-a of Jacuson and
Josephine counties, and o' b1kU'" 1
you county, lal., are uikvu ...
tend.
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Obituary
LUAUO. Funeral services for
.lames K. ticabo, who lost his lit".
February 1 In an uioivuihlle wreck
on -the Crater lako hlthway, will
be held at the grave In Trail ceai
otory al a;ial t. m. today (Kim
day). The Hov. Hayinoud a. lleea
will ofriuiate. Conger Funeral I'm
lors lu charge
COATS M Inula Coals pned
awny al her homo in I'hoonU, Ore..
Fisbriiaiy 8 from c: coping liiraly
Sias, a-.ied 59 years, und five days.
She was a nallvo of Missouri,
born February I, 1S7U. Mr. and
Mis. Carrol T. Coats i-amo to flio"
nl last Huptomhor, lutending to
m their homo with their son.
loorgo Coals, hut on account of
"tor; health, she was taken to Cal
ifornia, but 'later she wan brought
back to Phoonlx, tuid was with
her children at lh Unto of her
death. She was a member ol the.
Christian Advoitlst church, and
wus n flue Christen woman. She
leaves her huubaiul, Carrol Thomas
Coats, threo aons. Alvln. Cooise
and Charles tit Pl'oenK, o.. twi
dnuahters, Mrs. llunry llayao of
Ii Ornndo, Ore,, Mrs. Klmer Jem s
of Wolser, Idaho: also tour brnih
firs, and ono tlsicr, lUch llttat of
Nngalei N. M.. Carrel of Phoenix.
Ore. Vra. Melvlati McOfoaor, of
New Meadows. Idaho. Tho fun.
ernl btvIcb vlll be held at the
Perl Funeral Home. Monday, Kcb-rua-y
II. 1029 at 2:10 o'clock, with
th ChrisUai AdvenM't tuiellcr
0ffleiin. Tnlernient In the Pho
nix eomotery.
' l0nTLANU. Ore.. I-VH. P. fpv
Tho fifth hotel haiO been closed
here as the result of the testimony
of Crvstal May Wai'oallast before
bo city council.
Complete
Dental Service
I have facilities right here In
my office lo offer dental ser
vice that's COMPLKTK. X
Hay ceimlpmcui and Inborn
tolory for plate making.
You'll find that my work
will please you. It la the
VIOKY IlKST DenUstry doui
PAlNLlSSaUY. .
j Dr. I. H. Gove
j The Best Dentistry Dons
j. Painlessly
j 235 E. Main St. Motltord, Ore.
j Offico Phone 872-J
' Residence Phone 7C8-J
repairing'
JEWELCHS fill
I Women's Hose
51.00 Pair
z Silk from top to too with
: pointed heel.
New Spring Styles!The Usual Savings!
ton Dresses
At)
As SmartlyStylcd As They Are Practical
Even the practical house dress knows its style these days this delight
ful assortment of new ones for spring, and summer includes a variety of
different one-piece frocks surplice closing, vestec effects, with collars and
without, contrasting yokes, fancy pockets and piping. Such charming
dresses are always ready for "unexpected company."
You Must Sec Thctn
for Yourself
79
Sizes
34 to 52'
"LadyLykc"
Corset Lace-Back
Model lXS?
A medium (f"i
weight cor- ft (J
set for slcn- J
der and av-
erase fi- Tf
tires. The II
boning on II It.
each side is
(.paced to hyi i
Rive free- .
dom to the S y" 1L,
hips. Siw yvHtTl
zjioJ4. feibix
98c Mis
m
11
A
Splendid
Value
Made o f
a firm bro
caded male
rial and
closed with
a ' 7j-j inch
front clas;.
Soisette Fasheen
Silk Pongee
These popular fahrlcn for
Hpiing dresses at a remark
ithly low price. The yard---
33c
Youthful Type
Girdle of Brocade '
and Elastic
A dainty
model for .. the
slender .figure
that need? only
slight supporl
made of
1 lc brocade
with fancy
elastic sides.
1.98
This gir
die mouidt
t h e figure
smartly
without
restraining
it. Sizes 24
to 40.
Novelty Slippers
l ow, medium or high heeled
slippers for women in patent
leather or calf. l.lKht colors,
too
Costume Slips
Of Silk Pongee
Just imagine I A tailored silk
slip for tiie very small price of
118c I This one is fashioned of
12 momme all silk Jap por.g'e
in nataial color only. Hem
stitched bodice top and inverted
pleats.
98c
ToothPaste
IVpsodont 39
Ipnna - 3iC
I.islerine 19
Tnlt'i'.m Powders 01
jjntcs'or Mciintris. Our
rvcry-day price 19
Matching Sqit'icq
o
o
Fair, cotirteous treatment--
a Rome-like atinrftohere and a
i
friendlvoirit of helnm!nes.wvnn will
alvvavs find these Qualities of Good Service
hcie no matter how often you shop or low
much you buy. But backing up our Service
are real, definite, satisfying Values. Our
brand ot feemce wins Good Will, but it
is our Values that turn this ipood
Will into Loiiidence. ,
Nothing
Can
Supplant
Nothing can take the place
of Oualitv here, because there is
no element in our plan of merchandis
ing that is quite so important as Quality.
Our idea of Quality is a brand of Quality
'that definitely fits into YOUR idea of
Service. There can be no Sendee without
Quality. Each is indispensable if
this Store is to ruihll its highest
ideals ot atore-iveeping.
Children's
Dresses
Sizes. 2 ' to 5 years.
Cleverly e s i g n c tl
styles, all hand fin
ished garments in
plain and floral pat
terns. Each dress has
bloomers to match.
A splendnd variety
of color from which
to choose.
The value-giving abil
ity of the J. C. Pen
ney Compari jv-,is.
demonstrated in tjils
quality item.. Priced
Wash Suits
2 to S years. Linen, crash,
broadcloth, oxford cloth and
novelty HiiitlngH as woll nn
combinations of two materi
als. Heal boyish styles and
carefully tailored. Splendid
values.
S1.98 to $2.98
OilCloth
Light or dark grounds, plain
pastel or figured patterns.
All Inches wide and finish
ed selvage. A new completo
assortment just arrived.
Yard
29c
Since short skirts have become the Fashion,
silk hosiery has become the Rule! It has
been removed from the luxury class hi to a
necessity which millions of women from
one ocean to the other are buying at the
J. C. Penney Company, famous for daily
savings. Have, you worn - .
No., 444
i
Pure Silk Hose $
P
I
98c I
An exceptionally good locking pure silk, full
fashioned hose with mercerized top and sole to
insure greater service. In a few months this
hose has made countless friends among fasti
dious and value-wise shoppers. Conies in every
smart shade, l'air
A Remarkably Low Priced Group of
New Spring Styles and Patterns in
Porch Frocks
Printed Cottons and All Silk Pongee
, Delightful new styles make these house and porch frocks an important
part oi every woman's wardrobe. Smart cotton fabrics printed dimity,
batiste, broadcloth, pique and gabardine are fashioned into'' charming
frocks for almost any spring and summer need. Thrifty shoppers will
recognize them as superior values and typical of our daily" saving policy
i Dainty Styles , . A Feature!
Included
are
straight line models,
youthful basques and
becoming flare effects.
.79
Several styles of
ail silk- natural Jap
pongee are in the lot
trimmed with
bright bands. '
Sizes 16 to 44