Medford mail tribune., April 07, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

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MCDONALD LEAVES
FOR NEAR EAST
HufuUl SUDonHlil. son of Itcv.
and Mm. J. K. McDonald of Meil
foid will U-avu tomorrow for
Cturbec, Canada, where ho will
take the bout. Empress of Scot
land, to Europe and the near
East, resuming his activities with
the Caterpillar Tractor company,
in the interest of which ho trav
eled, nceompanled by Mrs. ' Mc
Donald, for the pnsf two years.);'
Mr. nnd Mrs. McDonald will
leave together .for Portland; where
the latter will . visit her parents
and friends until Fall, when she
' will leave over the N. Y. K. lino
nnd through the Orient to oither
' Culro or Alexandria, to join her
hustmnd.-
' Hov. nnd Mrs: J. E. McDon
ald are also anticipating a trip
to the Near East in the fall, to
I visit their son nnd daughter-ln-I
law. They plan on leaving di
rectly from New York.
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. Members .'Of the Drotherhood
class of the First baptist church
will hold their regular monthly
meeting Monday evening at 7:3.0,
' and are inviting the public to be
' present to the .splendid program
which they (ire-sponsoring, free of
charge. Children are especially in
vited because there will be present
a professional ventriloquist whp is
,suro to . Hold their -attention, , A
banjo .artist .will also contribute a
few numbers to the program. An
other fcuture will bo tho harmonica
quartet, as well as other Interesting
rnmhers. -The nmsrnm will not be i
over an hour long, making it pos
't - i. t . me and
enjoy the splendid program.
VALLEY ORCHARD
-ntoccnt changes In management:
of the Koguo Hiver Ynllcy com
pany., orchard prpnerticH wer of-1
footed, A. Holding puking (he posi
tion as. 'general munaKPr; of the
propertied antl ,k A; MllHoan be
coming .gehetial '-'ruramun. j 'J'lie
proper,tlerf ; include-approximately
GOD Nacres of kh.o moat ValmibH'
orchhrtf lands in- i'liq valley, includ
ing thb 8uncrcsL orchards in tlic
Valley ';V lew iliatrHet. : V .-
. ilri'oldtnsiid Mi. MiljVouji
succeeded Otis ilooth and p. -L.
,1ml ley, . respectively. The new
managers have had several years'
oxperlcneo In orchard. management
in'-' the valley, v
iMr. Milhoan said today that as
no .sumdttin; Is done nt the Sun
ircKt orchard they arc hoping frost
will 'not be sufficiently heavy to
pause extensive damage. ,t
The'Suheres't -is one of tne larsest
orchards in tnis end ot the yalley.
Ashland Tidings.
MADISON. Va., April O.WP)
While Washington sweltered In
t lie 'hull est day of the year dur
ing which the tlwrmumeter regis --
tercd . ninety degrees. President
Jfnover today relaxed In the cool
of the Virginia iitountnins where
" ft ' fishing reserve has b'-cn .set
. aside for his use.
Accompanied nuty by Mrs. Hoo
ver and a tew friends. (lie,presi
ib'ltt spent a liUK" ilT.Uip
day Vxplorintf the fishing pj esei'vo
on the llnphlnh Hvei- and lonk
1 ing ,iV" r prospect ivi! amir sitfs
lor fuliire Wi-ek-end parties. It
was not known whether he In
dulged in his favorite sport or
fly fNhlng, for newspaper cor
' rcspunilents were not allowed to
accompany the party after It
(turned aside from the main hlgh
jway here ami headed into ,the
Mi'-lis of the Shennndoah national
park.
llf SAL Elf AREA
'HALKM, Ore.. April C fI'i Ku
lem motorists were paying -'- cents
a gallon for gasoline Saturday.
Two downtown stations, were
selling at that figure and adver
tising the fact, fhile oome of the
retailers in the outlying sections of
the city were meeting the cut, al
though still displaying signs read
ing kL'3 cents."
The 25-cent price was estab
lished by agreement it muni: the
dealers led by members of the Sa
lem f'.as O'-Mb-rs nssoeintion at the
close, of the gii."ltne war two weeks
ago.
M.e m be rs of the association
mcetlig Friday afternoon voted to
Stan pat cn the 2"-eent agreement.
TIIAUKOFF. Kusisiu F) All
government' employe In the
Ukraine must use tho native lan
guugc. Those who do not pass
examinations In it by June 1 arc
to be discharged. (
4
OENKV.A yP Two treaties be
tween the t'ntted States and Fin
land for the peaceful settlement of
disputes have been registered with
Ibe League of Nations. The pnet:
were signed in June, 192,
STUDIO PLAYERS TO
APPEAR APRIL 18
"The Dover lload." clever Knii-
i llsh comedy, to bo presented nt
I the new Isis theatre, Thursday
land Friday, April IS and 19. by
the studio Players, little theatre
j group recently organized by 'Join
oi-ui uiiu a numuer oc kicju
actors, promises a treat to south
ern Oregon treatre-goers.
The whimsical, three-net play,
is rich in comedy of a high typo,
with a chuekle-geneifuing at
mosphere, and a quantity . of
sparkling dialogue throughout.
The play Is a delightful bit of
mental confection that sends the
audience itw from the theatre
in a happy mood Willi plenty to
think about, but nothing to wor
ry about.
The cast of actors who will be
seen In "The Dover Road,, include
Jo. Murray Hostel, Clene Wright,
Fred McKecn, Harry Oould, Hob
Mikscbe and Mtu'y Clrelner. The
production Ir being directed by
Tom Sweln, who has also designed
the attractive scenery to be used.
pnnrr.ivn a..:i n jpv
While some filling stations still
nauniea l. and 18 cents a gallon
signs, the ruling price of gnsoline
In Portland today was 20 cents
a gallon, the price established
Thursday night by the retail gaso
line dealers' protective association.
LONDON (P Art interests are
boosting an Idea for a loan exhi
bition here of Itnllmi alt; similar
to the showing last season of the
works of Dutch masters. Propo
nents of the scheme hope the
Italian and Vatican authorities will
send some of 'heir choicest paint
ings.. . - . .
Social Notes
and Meetings
DniiRhtcrs of the Xilc
Will Give Dance
Tho liatrol of tho Daughters of
the Xllo' are making extensive
plans for their annual miring
dance which will lie given on Fri
day, April ISth at the Orlelitul
Gardens. T:ie public Is cunliully
invited. . ,
The Ladies' Auxiliary of ithe
Kirst nitpUst. church' will holdj its
April business meeting at It ho
home of .Mrs. Mary. Stickland. 407
Beatty street., Tuesday' afternoon.
April 9th.-.,- - ,i! . .
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Society Personals
,) .Iiunev .lleiiKun of Klamath Falls,
ipeni Easter with his parents. "Mr.
,llul. Mrs..Uiloy D. Honson. "j '"
' Ml.is Mao Crystal of Klamath '
Falls who has been visiting Mrs.
Riley 1). Honson, has returned to
her home. . .'
Mr. and Mis. Jjce Smith loft last
week for a several weeks trip to
Arkansas to look after property
nterests. They went by auto, tak
ng the southern route.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Uandall of
.Miune-ipolis. Minn., formerly- of1
-his city, visited friends here this
pant week.on their way home from
il extended trip to Hawaii.
Little Miss riohby Lou ot Kkim
llh Falls has been a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Don Fitzgerald at
Cargill Court.
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Miss Corita Ulffurd is spending
'he week-end with relatives In this
city. Hhe was accompanied by
iluw . Winnie' Hay or Klamath
Fairs. Both "girls aro attending tho
Ashland Normal. .
Social Events of
Church Societies
Ml sifuniry Sm-iely Meet
lii-ni; uf Mrs. K, I-jut-,
l'hf W'miiun's .Missionary stK-fniy
of he Klrst i hristian chureh tm-t
at tin bmun of Mrs. Kverett Kads,
- North Oranife street Tuesilay
afternoon April 2. for their Venu
laf monthly mcetltiK and blrth
fla party. Kollowlhj? a brief busi
ness session the Dr. tiikI Mrs. 1'bT.
son K''oup, with Mrs. Gertrude
K irk na trick as leader, presented
an lntrrestinK and tnstruetlvo pro
gram, having Africa for a study
Utik Mis. A. T. tJavis, Mrs.
IJoyd Wicks and Mrs. Cora Wilson
each Rave, nn jfjtercstin(f talk
on the eountry beincr studied nnd
M rs. .lames (irisby sanK a s'd'i
In her .muuil, khkIouh manner,
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Pood Is Better"
. At the Medford
Phone,
51
IILK
iUTTER
ICECREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE 'PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
MEDFORD MAIL
bing necoinpniiied on the piano
by Mm, Wicks.
. Mrs. hols Evans had charge of
the worship period, opening with
prayer and reading for the scrip
ture leon, Isaiah 35:3-JO, and
commenting on the. passage read
In a most helpful manner. Pray
ers were offered for the youth of
the churt;h nnd for the missionar
ies and Christians In Africa.
About thirty members and
Trii-nds nf tho society were pres
ent to enjoy the hospitality of
this home. Kight were seated at
th birthday tuble, which was
adorned with a large birthday
cake and yello Wtullps. The
group In charge served refresh
ments of cake and punch.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Onrmen E. Mell. r
Meeting1 Missionary SiK'lely . i
(r MethtHltsi Fplseopul Churili
The Woman's Foreign Mission-1,
ary society of tho First M. K. j
churcii,- met Tuesday afternoon In j
the church parlors, Miss May j
I'htpp: presiding.
Song, "He Lendeth Me," Mlssi
"Luelle Van Ness leading tho devo-
tlons and offorlug prayer. Song, j
"Take My Ufo and Let It He."
Mis Van Ness led the study topic,
"Thive Ways to HappUicss." Leaf-j
let, "liow Clod Answei'S Prayers,"'
read by Mrs. A. S. Hliioh.
Vocal solo, "The Beautiful Oar-I
den of Prayer," Mrs. Clarence A. 5
Meek'l Prayers ofrered by Miss
Phipps, Mhs. C. Koppen.' Selec--
tion, 'Unanswered Prayers," rend
by Mrs.. Cora tarderr1 Poem, 'Fd
lowing Christ," read by Miss Van
Xcss. . ; :, '
During the social hour refresh
ments were served ny" Mia. C.- "W.
Mrs. W. W. Walker, Mrs. A. -R.
Hedge's.- ' . -i : .''
V. II. M. K. Class
Will llnvc l.nm'licoii
. Tho April mr-ctlng C tile W.-ll. '
Jf. .-5. or the Firm M. E. church
will -mi'ft Tueduy in the church
parl'oiV!!' I o'clock 'for a eoveretj .
dlNh luuchuun. -All riicmbcrs invit-.
pa to -001110 aiul partlclimte in this
pirtlnlay iiicetlng and .bring an of- .
fPilny.; '
Parent' Teachers'
Associations
Till-: SCHOOL CAKETKIllA
(By Virglitlit M. Wall).
The llluh school carticerln aV
'orris many advantages for; stu
dents and faculty.
It is convenient and ullows ade
quate time for lunch.' The meals
are well-bulaneed and very, eco
nomical. The cost of a whole
meal never reaching over thirty-
(30) cents. . ,
A day's menu consists of one or
more, ifiain dishes at tie each, .ft
snlad. So, flMW'Suh'dwloh 5c, plain'
sandwich Scidessert 5c: and cocoa
or initk lc.
The food Is 'hot and therefore
mi
ill
as-
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WEAVER'S SERVICE
After a thorough survey of our dispensing cost, we find
that we. can offer Southern Oregon motorists GASO
LINE AT 2Sc A GALLON and still make a legitimate
profit. It has always been our aim to offer the finest
service and best quality products at uniformly moder
ite prices and we believe that autom6bile; owner will
appreciate this reduction in gasoline. , , .
COME
Id
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WEAVER'S SERVICE STATION
; . - Main and Fir Streets '." ';'
MEDFORD,
mure tempting than the cold
lunch. - i
The class In cafeteria plans and
prepares (he day's meals, students
hoi nt; paid to do the monotonous
work and dish washing.
Foods ami Nutrition uml Home ;
Mrtiiugemem Course in Mtxlf.ord ;
High NchiNd
We icallze more und more the
imporUinte uf fi'ods und nutrition ,
work in high school um tho idea j
of making fntd study a science j
comparable to the other school j
sciences. It deals with health and j
nutrition and a knowledge of cook- j
efy; processes of production und ,
manufacture of foods. ,
The tbinning nnd preparation of
well balanced meals and their re- j
lation to better health are of im- j
poriance in this course. ;
Special attention Is given to prrt- ;
per nnd attractive combinations"
for formal and family dinners,
teas, breakfasts and luncheons and
an einlihiisis is n laded Ooori nronet
table munners and etiquetto on all
oceui-ions.
l'arallol with this work aro lea- ;
sons in canning and preserving; !
the subjects of marketing, storage
und euro of food are also disxussed,
' The course p talis dietaries based
On tlie 100 caloric portions ,wl(h
catculution Vif caloric vuloe 'of
foods' and certain food combina
tions. Health habits nnd persounl by-
FERTILIZE
- Your Lawn Now
Feed yout lawn as you
. Feed Yourself
Maintaining a fertile soil is the first essen
tial in the upkeep of an established lawn
or the building of a new one. Grass must
have a balanced ration to thrive. "
Provide Your Lawn, with that
"Square" M eal by U sing Our
DEPENDABLE
FERTILIZERS
Monarch Seed
323 East Main
GOOD mWS FOR
MOTORISTS
soune
IS NOW''--31 U.
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A GALLON
at
IN, FILL YOUR TANK!
OREOO. SUYDAY. APRTL 7. 1920.
giene are cf great Importance and
ttie girl is taught the valuo of good
health in her own development
and success as well as helping her
family to realize good health
habits.
Home. ' management covering
family relationship, budgeting
home planning and care of the
house, have been a popular coutse
this semester. ,
One aim Is to lead the girl to
think about the problems und re
sponsibilities of homo and family
as good family life is tho result of
determined effort 'on the part of
its members.
Another aim is to give the girl
an understanding of the homo as
an important center of economic
consumption, and to give her a
sense of responsibility of; the cor
rect expenditure ot her share of
tho family Incomo as wise expendi
tures require planning.
The study ot noma pmnning
with its various phases of location,
size and cost Is considered.
The arrangement of rooms with
labor saving n thief factor and the
model kitchen with Its various
types pf equipment Is ft valuable
study.
Developing somo skill n.n d
. thought lAlil enable thu, girl, to, do
better her laV In th'6 performance
of 'her 'duties H s ' a responsible
member of her home and com
munity.'
& Feed Co.
Phone 260
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STATION
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HEDE?o
THE
MODEL JJ CHEST
wtf-. ELECTRO DYNMIC Speaker
AT ALL AUTHOQIZED. ATWATER KENT DEALERS
FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION jPHOftk 12 . ' ;
PEOPLES ELECTRIC
212-214 W. Main
Diamonds
April speciials in ;
i Diamond
Rings
Moiuited' as-' allus
tra'teil above.
$42.50 value
$35.00
$8pJp;'(lUfnond
ring, tastefully
' ' njoimted '
$75.00
' AU IJIuo White
: "WttrtlCS ''. '
till UTltlf:!
-ir-jaial r. fil n
iiew
TOtlG
are the birth stones for. April . atad . '
April will be a month ot diamond values here at , , .
our store. 'Clear, first-water gems . , jewels ',;!,
'that, aside from being' things of beauty are Bound '. -
investments. ". ..Biiy.'.'iioV';''.du'rtng.' vthis month of U . "';
Mile. . , . ' ; ' i S.'' f.. --'.--.,.
Extra Special
. 2-l(K)th Blue White Diam--oiid,
with', clto'me of 10 18-j
karat; .white or gi-cen gold :
j i i oil i) ti u gs values oE
mounting, up to $18.00. ?
l)iainoii(i and mounting rcg- ;
ular coinplet'e.pruie $125.00. !,
at .'
$95.00
si;;' ;
'.-1-3
Rock 'Crystal beads
Valued at $175. ' Now '
-$5.75;
'Jewelers.
MEDFORD; ORE.
ffat ' " ' ,eases).';:r
; found on
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS
PA"GE THRJCB
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to ! Si-I -"v,
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Performance
BeautyValue.
Other modols with Dvnamfc
Speakers as low as 149.
STORE
Phone 12
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Diftrnqna? ! "
Remounted 1
Heorefi5 of beautiful
sellings in whit 6
gold; grbk gold,
red gold and plati
hum, front
Ringi I
Overlaycd .. .
,,$7.50
I , Gruen W atclia i
Cased in 14-karat reinforced and,
14-karat ' solid gold 'Vadsworth"
t'li r t m e ca8'esrmay"t
genuine uruen watcnes. ;
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