Medford mail tribune., April 14, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

PXGE EIGHT
HEDFORC IO.TL TRIST7CT5, IREDFORP, "QRE(?.oy,: SUNPAY, APRIL Ij, 1929.
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Fashion
Parades
2i30 R M.
Each Dayl
UNLICENSED CLUBS
' The formal dedication of the
nw Sacred Heart Catholic church,
recently completed liere, will take
place. Thursday mornltiK. -with
The operation of unlicensed mo
tor club organizations, claiming af
filiation with the Oregon State
Motor association, Is presenting a
Archbishop Edward D. Howurd of i problem to Medford and southern
Portland and a number of prelates 'Oregon, and especially to local rep
from various sections of the state jiTesentatlves of the association, ac
offloiatlng. cording to George O. Brandenburg,
- Rev, 1. E. McNamee, piuitor of 'manager of the state auto club.
the St. Francis parish in Portland, Bnd o. H. Guenther, in charge of
win m rousier in ceremonies ror membership, who were In Medford
tho occasion. A solemn procession ('yesterday on an investigation of
01 me urcnnmnup ana memners 01 t,ne local situation with 16 C.
the clergy, assistants and . altar Oarlock. Medford association rep-
boys, will take place from the
parish house to the new church at
20:30, when the dedication proper
will take pluee.
resentutlve.
There has been at least two such
organizations operating In Jackson
county and their method has been
Following the formal Moaning of to sell memberships In so-called
tho edlflco, tho ceremony of vest-' mutual organizations, Including In
Ing the archbishop before the main ! suiance, for which they are not
ollar in tho sanctuary, will be per- licensed by the state, according to
formed. Then will come the J Brandenburg yesterday afternoon,
solemn pontifical high mass, to be The rates, ho said, are much
celebrated by Archbishop Howard, i higher than those charged by the
oxsisiea oy a large numner or tne association
Visiting clergy. -The public Is In
Vited to attend the ceremonies.
Archbishop Howard Is expected
"Residents of the state of Ore
gon have been fleeced out of
thousands of dollars in the past
to arrive In Medford Wednesday I several months by agents of nl
evening and will he tho guest of ' leged fake auto clubs clulmlng con-
Ilev. Francis W. Black at the pa
Ish house during his stay.
W.'
nectlon with our organization,
said Mr. Brandenburg.
M. Shepard, vlco president ' ' " . .
and 'general manager of o.pc,,: ' "
returned last week from a bisl-,''r .l1'?:,. . 1 hP .ho1 ' ue '' "
and other'"'"" , ' ,f. . ... . "V. . . "...
Pliilm have over been ItoenHPcl hy
noHH trip to Chicago
' eastern polntn;
HOUSTON, Texnn, April in. (p)
-Flve lonKtPini coi.vI.Ih Hawed
tliolr wny out of ihn .iibmrulur
tho. Male insuruneo commlHHloi.pr.
Thin mukpH their operation llleKiil.
on part of their offer concert the
word at the fit tit a ih'Imoii farm north ; Hiving of the proHpectlve an Innur
of hero Hhortly before mldninht j t!n P'Ucy, which Ih ho cluttered
last nlKht and eHrappcl In a heuvy j u! wlh technical phiaHPH It Ih vlr-
unwniioiir 01 raiu. All uvaniiniG , wnnifiw,
' legionnaires from all parts of
the valley will gather at 'Ashland
Wednenduy noon, April 24th to at
tend a luncheon given In honor of
National Commander MuNutt who
Ih making a lour of tho went. A
big meeting will be held at the
I-iihJa Springs Hotel and Com
mander McNutt will address hla
local comrades In the interests of
the national department. A block
of . seatti has been retierved for
members of Medford post who
are urged to secure their reser-!
vailonn at once as the seating i
capacity will be limited. Tick-1
eta may be secured from Adju-j
tant Uurlock ut the Chamber of
Commerce building or memberH
of the following committee: H.
Ij. liromley, chairman; I. CJ
Tyro, H. E. .Wellington, K. CI.
Chlnn, 1. li. . Wulther, 1. E. Foy,
or Wurreq X). Butler,
Leonard E. Haywaen, Medford
The Relation of Chemistry to
the Development of An Industry
or Resource of the United State'
First, Fern Karnaugh, Medford
guards ami bloodhoundH took up
their trail.
KleuthorioH VenlzcloH, the fJrenk
prime mi n Inter, linn pledKPd hlm-Ht-1f
to the Introduction of, municl
pnl suffrage for women.
WHEN IT LOOKS DARK to any
weak,
I i I
Several Medford motorists have
been victimised by the ngenta. ac
cording to Mr. Oarlock, who guve
tne mi men of a numher of motor
ilsta who had purchnsed so-called
memberships to learn later they
were ot no value. The service of
fered by the clubs is explained In
terms so vague that tho member
has no recourse when he discovers
he has been victimized. Agents
wno nave been operating in Med.
rorfl nave gone, believes Mr. Gar
nervous
or ailing woman,
Di Pierce's Fa
vorite Pr.t-!n-
tion comes to ",ocl. adding their work, however,
her aid. Women
in every walk of
n le today say
Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prcscrip-
i? u icuauit
Is continuing to live after them
Following their visit In Medford
the two visitors f-ll fur Klamath
Kails, where similar alleged fake
clubs havo been operating. Messro.
Hranflenburg and fluenther will
niprli.n 1 1 nrnhnhlv hn hnnlr In l.,ifn.i 11.1.
nunc irom roots and herbs, sold by week.
druggists, in both fluid and tablets. :
r! oimpion, sn e. am Ave F.ll-
uffmd from fnnl,,,i " .
Jcl n ntrvout, 1 got u thin anu
, ,, K.1-"!" iougni i wm going In
to decline. 1 u loo ml.il,le and Tak
for anything. My molher had lil.m Dr.
1-lcrcta Fayorlle PreKrlptlon when aha was
a girl and It benefited her ao much that aha
rve It to tna and alter taking thla mrdldne
grew well and atrong and developed Into
-,wuiiui wiuiom any more trouble."
: FACULTY PRAISED
FOR ESSAY WINS
oena iuc lor trial pkg. tablets to Dr.
Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
These Drug Store
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
The winning of several prlzet
In the American Chemical society
prize essay contest, held unnually.
by Medford high schools reflects
credit upon members of the high
school faculty, aiding the students
to obtain such recognition. Tho
......u.i . h . "ii iu ri.r. wope ann
lira. Zoa Hubbs, chemistry teach
era, who drilled with the students
on chemistry Information for the
essnys.
Tho prizes were nwarded as fo!
lows to local students:
"The Itelntlon of Chomlstry to
National IJefense"Flrst, Benuluh
I., tiore, Medford.
"The Relation of Chemistry to
Homo- First, Helen Jones,
Medford; honornble m e n t ion.
The Western Oil & Refining Co.
of Los Angeles, California,
,!.tBrZ,!,'n1 ? len"c.re ,rnct ot 0"IItl,a I-"". Portlatul. for the
construction of a marine terminal and atorago plant, 9
tunltve.an1,i' m9 H""1""8 shareholder while the oppor
tun ty Is available can ha determined bv consldotatlon of the fni
lowing statement of growth In anles of refined I prod .
1928 Orots Sales (May 15 to Dec. 31)
1927 Grots Sales (Flrat full year)
1928 Qroaa Sales
I 652,2112.04
. 1,857,822.83
3,023,874.43
Tho company has no bonded Intlobtednesa.
. The sale of common slock nt the present price of f-n nnr ni.
will be Ulacontlnued nfter April if,, i-'9. P 1 n
Kor. further Inrnrmnllun, npply to '
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That Vacation
Trip
planned for hoped for,
and now nt Inst a reality,
thanks to systematic snv
iiiRs in n vacation fund. Sueh
hns been the experienec of
ninny a joyful traveler.
Stop in today and make the
start that will hring you a
delightful vacation this sum
mer. -
'Tartnera in Community
Development"
THE FABRIC
FASmOTST SHOW
. . ' a
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Conducted by Amena Elliott Webster, Fabric Fashion Adviser from
Marshall Field & Company, Wholesale
' This important Fabric Fashion event brings to you the netfest fabrics, together with suggestions for male-,
, ihg them.
The Fashion Parade each afternoon will be accompanied by Miss Webster's practical comments concerning
the planning and making of each garment shown. . -
On Tuesday .morning at 10 o'clock Miss Webster will give a special talk on "Xcw, Sewing Methods." On
Wednesday morning at 10 she will talk on "Trimmings and Accessories." She will be in the store all day
' to give personal advice concerning the selection and making of 'the new fabrics.
Serenade Chiffon
This lovely flowered chiffon is a ,
charming fabric for daytime, .
street wear, as well as well as for
summer evening frocks of the
type illustrated. . 40 inches wide. ,
$2.95 a yard
Ramona Voile
This smart figured roile is so cool
and dainty, and at the same timo
wears and washes so well that you
wish to make at least one dress.
Shown here in a fascinating flow
ered design with a dark back
ground. 39 inches wide.
45c a yard
Star Dust Prints
40-inch Vagabond prints. Some
thing different in color com
binations, paterns and weave,
yard . $2.75
Talisman Prints
40-inch Talisman prints. Heavy
quality printed silk, conven
tional nnd floral patterns.
yard S2.95
I
Fast Color Dimity
36-inch fast-color Sunrise lawn
and Daphne dimity, very fine
for children's wear, a yd. 45
Speed Age Silk
40-inch Speed Age silk, heavy
quality crepe in the new lnod
ertiistio patterns at, yd $3.45
Ray Printz
SU-inch Itnypriiitz, a rayon ma
terial that resembles silk in ap
pearance, good patterns, in
washable colors, yd 59t
Paramount Prints
36-inch Paramount print and
crepe elite silk and cotton
mixed material, excellent for
for dresses, blouses, etc. Wash
able colors, yard 89
Mona Broadcloth
36-inch fast-color Mona broad
cloth, light ground with attrac
tive color combinations, an ex
cellent quality for dresses, pa
jamas, etc, yd. . 59
Hollywood Tweed
54-inch all wool Hollywood
tweed for' suits, coats, etc at,
yard i $2.95
I
Polo Pique
36-inch . fast-color Polo Pique
especially suitable for sports
dresses, ensembles, etc. yd 49
Field Crepe
40-inch heavy weight crepe in
plain colors. All the new shades,
yard .' - : $1.98
Piquant Prints
40-inch prints. A fine quality
pretty silk, both large and
small patterns, yd $1.95
Necessary Notions
Little items, but their quality is very important when
you "take a notion to sew." Trufold Bias Tape, Gloria
Pins, Kloster Thread ... all are here. Stop on your way
irom the fabric counter.
f "THE STORE FPU EVERYBODY J
01 1 V I I II
Diamond Point Hose
Women's Burlington pure silk
medium weight hose with fan
cy diamond point heel in a
splendid assortment of popular
shades in all sizes. Regular
$1.69 values. Special, pair,
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HT:oooeioON.