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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1929)
PJGE SIX T M Starting Tomorrow $ a OUR FOURTH ANNUAL LE FOR YOUNGSTERS 4m jai;hbov4,is, ore. April .9, cimp nmv V . Monday cvenluB. April H at the ,, Mason lhelr au L. s. Hoto). MuhI will IB fur- hunt p rl , t( .... k ul ub ? '!. t.h0.. Jnck"n"vl,,. or:i A rSPe 'was nlretch around th. client ra and a largo gathering of world war veterans and families and friends In expected. Clint Dun nlnuton Is chairman of tho Jack sonville American . Legion com mittee. .The Jacksonville Bridge club met , with Miss Vesta Hall and. .ujbs. I'.meiyn jtoot Friday even ing. Three tables were In play. Mrs. E.- S. Wilson won first prize and consolation prlra was given to Mrs. Vivian Beech. Tho idea of Easter was carried out In tho decorations. A lovely luncheon was served by hostessus, . Six swings were Installod on the school ground this week, to the pleasure and delight of all the children. There Is also a large grape arbor - under construction. The vine to cover tho arbor Is said ; to bo tho oldest vino In v Jacksonville. The work is being done hy'.ints Leo Wakefield. J. W. -Whitney and W. C. Fair king who are working out on Ap plegato were In our city Sunday visiting with their mother, Mrs. E. F. Falrklng. Mrs. Nettle Thompson and son, Junior, spent Sunday at the homu iof her sister, Mrs. Chris Keogan. John Diinnlngton and Harold Iteed of Klamath Kails, were week end ylsltom with relatives hern. It.;- H. Cadwallader, wlfn and children were dinner guests Sun day , at the T. C. Nnrrls home hero, They brought their radio with them and all enjoyed the flne inuslo and program. '': : Mr. and MrH. i). A. Korbes were visiting- Mrs. Korhes' purcntH in Modfnrd Sunday. ' Mrs: A. 1J. .MeKeo returned Sunday to the homo of her sis ter, Mrs. Dews, after spending a trees as a guide to the youngsters ana as a surety first device to keep the children from tho creek. A very large number were present and prepured to take part in the merrymaking, and many were the glad shouts us tho Juveniles found the lovely colored eggs. There were eggs of every hue and In great aliundunce. Mrs. tin vies and Mrs. Ksch, who have charge of- tne Kindergarten and Juveniles, had charge of tho games, while Mrs. Nick Young and others had tho Pleasure ot hiding the eggs, At a signal from tho sunorln tondent the . sport started and the merry hunt continued until the eggs had been found. A pleasing leaturo ot tno afternoon was th refreshments, ilosldes various Kinds of cukes, sandwiches und Pickles, there was steaming hoi coiiee, made by Mrs. Campbell, who was assisted by Mrs. Morgan, wnne many other ladles helped ! the distribution of the lunch. All reported a very enjoyable time and at 4 o'clock tho children returned to tneir homes with their imckai full of eggs and feeling that this was a regular gala day. T. F. Nichols hud all his teeth extracted at Dr. .Juhnson's ono day last week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Weed and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hergman of Medford were visitors at the home of Mr. and Airs. I'ercy Jialey Friday even ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Oarside tin Mrs. Waller of Los Angeles visited an day Friday with Mrs. S. K. How lelt unci Miss llattle of the Sunny side hotel, Mrs. Waller Is a niece ot mis. Jiowlett. - miss Hurt, Miss Jamison nnd few weeks' with relatives on Ulg Ml": Hl0IIPr were shopping In Med Am,w,,fn . I oru Huturuay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McVicker ' . Tho accoptlng tho Invitation to left Tuesday morning for their "y ",e,r accustomed octlv- home at Bandon. ; There will be a dance given by the Chamber of Commerce Sat urday night at the U. 8. hotel. Music by Jacksonville orchestra. Clood eats. ' Every ono welcome. ItleB and attend the union Good rnciay service at the Presbyterian cnurcli ot Medford Friday after noon were Mrs. S. E. Howlett and aiisb Hume of the Sunnyslde hottel air. Jioney, insurance man of ..Mr. oiid Mrs. Smith nnd Mr. i.rwi Medford, was In town Saturduv at Mrs. Clint ilunnlngtnn uttended . 'e'l"'B to business, tho play.. "The Whoopee ltevue" and Mis. tlrovor of (he Snl put nn by the American legion a"r "'airy w In Eagle 1'olnt Sat i uruay. Mrs. Terry visited Saturday afternoon at tho homo of Mr, and Mis. Miiigun. , Mis. Percy Haley and Mrs. Oraco l.owuen were shopping in Aledford f,-JMr. and Mrs. A. (1. Lowls and Saturday and visited Mrs. John ons, ; Howard nnd Carol, spent Ulcu ' 'he sanitarium at Juck Baster. with Mr. and Mrs. Win. I sonvllle. ' Mrs. Clreb Is' president fopplo of Murphy. , They attended "e lhB l'arent-Teachers association the Easter Cantuta ut tho Chris- on' ihey took nn Easter Illy from of Medford Monduy- evening. The'llbraiy report for ilia month of March Is ns follows. ' Volumes 'limited, 741; new rond ure, 1 B ;i fine's collected, ll.fid. Myr tle MeiTiriuliI, librarian, Man church at Grants Pass. k Th following poem was writ Jen by' Mrs. - Mao Mark, a local resident, In honor of our pioneers, And submitted for our local items i ., Our Pioneers. They are leaving ono by ono, t These dear old pioneers; And the race of life Is run For dur dour old pioneers. ' They are passing down tho valley J Fought tho buttle many years, Met with many bitter hardships, Theso dear old pioneers. : ( How W love these soldiers brave r Our dear old ploneors, In 'memory's hall we've nulled k them fast, Vljhese deur old pioneers. As on the sands of time we mark Foot prints of our pioneers, Wo softly ' tread and thank our Clod For tho dear old pioneers. Let us do our best, dear ones, As did they thro ull these years And we too shall hear well done With our deur old pioneers. Angela mark lha resting place - Of our deur uld pioneers, Muy Ood uuko thorn home with -. him ' These dear old pioneers. And we'll meet them at tho river When Ood wipos away nil tours, - Then face to fuce with clasped . hnnd We'll moot our pioneers. Onward then and do not falter. Ood will help you through your fears, AM . Dear ones Just , trust your ciiiitnin, As dbl the 'denr old pioneers. mm DOUBLE ACTION Fint la the doagh Then la the area Same Price for over 38 years 25 euncM for 25 ' Ue less than of ! high priced brands hot. T' LIOH r POUNDS USED riOW" GOVERNMENT the P.-T. A. members to lh..tr president Hen Hilton of near Medford call ed on It. A, Wcldman Sundny after noon. Quito a number of our young folks wont to Medford to see the snow, "Conquest," Sulurdny night. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ashpole of Mourord and Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank llrown wore evening guests at the homo of Mr. und Mrs. tlus Nichols iiustcr Sunduy, Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Clements and Mrs. Frank Urown attended the iiedlcaiiiin services at tho new Hucrod Heart church of Modford buster Sunday morning, tlus Nichols spent Enster Sundnv at the iiinoii home ot his son, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Nichols and family. Air. and Mrs. Ous Nichols were guests at tho homo of Mr. und Mrs. Emll Hrophy Monduy evening and they all attended the American .egion Whoopee ltevue at Medford. Mrs. Jewel Hurst and little duueh. pbine nnd I.uclle, and Victoria Du huck picnicked nt Table Ilock East. or Sunday und report a very en joyable afternoon In which the young folks guthered urmfuls of wild flowers. .Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith an, I family und Mrs. Avers spent Easter Miinuay at the homo of Mr. and Airs. Slim Parker at Unite Fulls. Mrs. Jewel llrsl and little daiiirh. ler Imugene und Millard Hubert son visited all day with Mr, und .Mis. jiiinimrord nnd family. MIS. Merrill Hlown mill Mr Ous Nichols attended the Easter morning servlco at tho Christian science church nt Medford Mr. and Mrs. Uavles were dinner guests nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs, Seumiin mid family Easter Sunday. Mis. Frank llrown nnd Mrs. Ous Meholc attended tho Easier pro gram at the Armory presented by the Koyal Jtusslun choir Sunday afternoon, Ornydun Chlldrcth of Medford, Mrs. Orln Adnmson, Hose whaley, Allle Ialy, Mrs. Turn Vestal, Mrs. S. E. Hewlett and Miss Howlett were visitors nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. chlldrcth tho past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. ir. E. Cumpbell, Mr. nnd Mrs. S, H. Holmes nnd Kudy Weldnmn wero nmong the visitors Easier Sundny ut the Mor gan home. Ouests at the Sunnyslde Busier' Sunduy wero Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt llrown, Mrs. (His Nichols, Mrs. M. U Prultt. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyul nrown, sir. and Mrs. Enrl dinner, sirs, liny Hlunley. Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. urnwn and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Nichols were In town trading nt the Enule I'nlni j hardware store Saturday evening. eir. umi .Mrs. mm Carlton of Prospect were visitors Sunduy afternoon at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Antipole. Air. nnd Mrs. C. E. Cowden and family spent Easier Sndny at the homo of Mrs. Tungule at Butte Falls. Albany. Nino new bridges In Linn county will be cunilruuud on 1929 program. , Tires at lowest prices ever A Nation-wide Event That Challenges Comparison in Vat ues and Lasting Satisfaction With crude rubber prices up 40 in the last sixty days present tire prices are still based on the previous low rubber market. An extra op portunity for you a double reason for taking advantage of our Trade-in Sale while this situ ation lasts. Never before has it been so easy to get started on Generals a saving in first cost that is bound to attract you plus the final economy and satisfaction of General's Top-Quality fea tures and the extra mileage that is known from coast to Coast. ' Full Value Allowance For Your Old Tires - Any Make Any Size Old Or New - mil Trade In your old tires now at their highest value. We'll make you a special allowance on your old rub ber during this sale. By selling us your unused mileage you cash In on those tail-end miles that cost so much in time, worry and Inter- ruptions on the road. We buy those trouble miles and start you off on new Generals that will carry you through season after season in comfort, safety and style. Our special allowances plus today's favorable price situation enable you to get Generals on your carat the lowest prices ever possible. PROTECT YOURSELF NOW AGAINST A RISING RUBBER MARKET General's reputation for never tamper ing with quality has stood the test of every rise in the price of crude rubber. Car owners will remember even when rubber prices soared to their highest levels General came out publicly against the widespread use of reclaimed rubber in tires. Today the industry again faces a rising rubber market and again the temptation grows for the reclaimed rubber users to Increase their percent of reclaimed in an effort to beat the ris ing cost of crude rubber. . By getting Generals you protect your self. By getting them now you take ad vantage of the lowest price level and assurance of the quality that will carry you safely through the next period of high prices. You avoid the chance of having to pay higher prices later on for No Hot Weather Hazards On Generals Old tires gd out fast In hot weather. Till , Is your chance to cash them In at t heir top value and Sot nil set for the full pleasure of summer driving. Avoid tho troublo and danger of summer blow-outs and tho added snfoty of non-skid protection all next winter. tires, when even a tire of cheapened quality will cost much more than the General Tire costs today. The big swing to General, the outstand ing sales gains each year, is convincing evidence of the confidence car owners throughout the country have in Gen eral's policy of Top-Quality manufac ture. You nean this assurance and now is the tint to get the protection that will carry you through the periods of forced buy ing and uncertain quality. We are going to make it worth while for everyone to come in during this Trade in Sale. Worth while In the big saving in initial cost and worth while in the last ing satisfaction that only General's Top-Quality can give. Special Bargains in 'Used Tires The used tires go on sale as fJst as we take them In. Many are only slightly worn and many are brand new tires of standard makes. All sites, all makes, all kinds go on sale. Select yours early. ' COME EARLY w BRING YOUR GAR GENEBAL B an I Walloon ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION OF GENERAL'S QUALITY ! SUPREMACY The Dutf -Balloon will give you more than you have ever expected any tire to give . . . and in more ways! ( 1 Greater mileage at regular balloon: ,;; . low-pressure. It completely reverses the tendency of today toward high- pressure or moderate-pressure in tires. "' 'l " ' " .' . 2t It introduces a new permanency of norl:, ": skid. . .far beyond the point where yea expect to run on smooth rubber. It does away with the necessity of running on tires that wear prematurely "bald.'V 3 In puncture freedom, too, it is far ahead.i Even the remote chance of a puncture' Is reduced to the vanishing point. ."''''' Now you may drive with serene disregard for the daily hazards of the road. With the Dual-Balloon, in all probability, you will never have a moment's delay chargeable to rubber. Our Trade-in Sale includes the new Dual Balloon 8 and the regular super-lines of 4-ply, 6-ply and 8-ply Generals. Trade in now for General's Top-Quality that means season after season of trouble-free driving and the economy of the longest, safest and most com fortable mileage you have ever known. LEWIS' ARGEST Eighth and Front S UPER OERVICE ERVICE TATION IN STATIOTVT OUTHER I VI OREGO 1 N P. B. LOWD, Manager. WE NEVER CLOSE : Phone 1300 U. S. L. BATTERY FOR FORDS Special $7.00 During This Trade-in Sale EXTRA HELP AND SERVICE FOR ALL a m. kw M 11 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF v.i: EM EMAIL TXEB . ..goes a long way to make friends 1 Weekly Payments too Use Our . General Tire Acceptance Corp. ( PAYMENT PLAN It eliminates eiorbl- tant Interest and eitras. " LET US TELL YOU HOW TO GET GENERALS ON YOUR NEW CAR ii -
