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P3T3E BEVEJ S LEAGUE 1BELLVIEW P.-T. A. i BELLVIEW LODGE ASHLAND NORMAL TO HAVE DEBATE ! TO SERVE FEAST TO HAVE BRIDGE ON SCHOOL NEE0! FOR BIRTHDAYS Agents for Butterick Fashions RUSSELL'S "MEDFORD'S OWN STORE" Ladies' Home Journal . Patterns MEPPOKD MZTL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD,, OREO ON", TUESDAY. APTJTL Ifi, 1923. , ASHLAND. Ore., ? April 1C (Special.) The "Women's Lcuguft"1 of the Southern Oreson Normal will give a benefit bridge tea on Friday evening, April lyth, to raise money to Increase the normal loan ; fund. The affufr will lie held at the Civic Club IIouho nnd a gen eral Invitation is open to nil those who would enjoy ah evening at cards. In addition to the bridge session a program of varied Inter est will be presented. Places will he reserved on request to Miss Ellen Galey.- phone 277-L. Both bridge and "500" . will be played, nnd the admission is fifty cents. The cause is of sufficient interest to draw. a good sized crowd. Con Htnntly there nro demands for small loans by students who other wine would hn unahle. to finish their work. The girls will also I wolcome contributions from any 1 one Interested In helping . young ' people get" an education. j Mr. and Mrs., George V. Allen on Granite : street have returned ; from a trip to San Francisco. ! While there, they enjoyed a visit ! with their friend. Dr. G V. Jarvis; who formerly practised In Ash-1 land. ' t The junior-senior, prom was the outstanding social event of the sea son for the younger set. The prom was held on Friday evening at the bull room of the l,lthia 'Springs Hotel. Iarge quantities of Ivy nnd j clusters of daffodils were used in t a very effective decorative scheme, j Members of the high school facul ty were patrons and pHtronetises of the affair. ' A very Interesting program w;ia given during the evening. Miss Kunice Mager was heard -in two vocal numbers, with Miss Marie Moon as her accompanist. June Sherard gave a reading and Penrl Wright danced a sailor clog. Cards and games were provided for those who did not caro for danc ing. A full program of dances filled the evening. The two features were a prize waltz and a balloon waltz. The prize waltz was won by Wanda Schwein and Howard Woodson, while Louise Hanson and John Billings were the fortunate winners of the balloon dance. Patrons and patronesses other than the high school faculty, were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coombs, Mrs. II. S. Son ford. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. B. Balls, Mrs. Belle Schwein, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Turnbough, Mr. Bow man, Mr.' and Mrs. George Briscoe and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Foray the. nELI4V!EV, Ore., April 16.(Spl.) INTERVENE FOR G. N KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 16. -iff) A devlsion to intervene In favor of the Great Korthdm and Western Pacific railroad ex tensions Into southern Oregon and northern California has been reached by the central railroad committee of Klamath Falls. The committee is composed of repre sentatives of the Shasta View ir r.'gatlon district, the Malln irri gation district, Poe Valley grange, city of Malin, Klamath irrigation , district, Malin grange and Malin commercial club. The Bell view I-T, A. organization j wilt holdjlts rciuilnr meeting nt the; sithOolhoimn on Friday evening, April 19. ' There, will be a short j business meeting, after which the) subject of whether Bellvlew shall have a new schonlhouse or wheiherl they transport the seventh and eighth, grade pupils to Ashland to I school next year, will be discussed. I On Monday evening, April 2 2,! a vote will be taken on the matter-j No special program has been ar- ranged for this meeting, as the ; committee" In charge decided that' the discussion would require most of the time. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. The county council of the P.-T. j. organizations are meeting at the Lithla Springs hotel tl.olr tin ual meeting on April 30. Thns,o of Bellviow who Intend to nttend this meeting nre Mrs. William Welch, Mrs. S. K. Barnes, Mrs. -David McKinney, Mrs. Oscar Mar tain. Mrs. Norma Reeder, Mrs. Ralph Clopn. Jackson Gyger of fiell creek dis trict, in company with "Bud" Pow ell of Ashland,, enjoyed a fishing trip to the Savage Rapids on Rogue river ihe first of the week. ; AlW Mnrle Gllmore. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Gilmore, who is teaching the school at Plnehurst,' spent the week end with home folks. Mr. nnd Mi's Henry Flock nnd three children from Yreka visited with the W. G. Tucker family and Grandma Tucker for a few hours Saturday 'before going on to Trail ro spend the week end with Mrs. Flock's parents, Mr. and Mia. Boyd Tucker. ,Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tucker were guests at the W. D. Jackson home on Towa street Saturday evening, and enjoyed the radio program. Mr. Kelly, who makes his home at the W. G. Tucker place, is spend ing a few days In Salem on a pleas ure trip. A number of people were excited Monday morning when the lookout saw Bear creek almost ready to overflow. Numerous calls were made over the telephone to the caretakers at the Emigrant dnm to know If the dam was about ready to break, but found that a new syphon had been pxit into op-1 eratlon and at a certaip pressure1 this opened and let the water out, causing a large head to. rush down the creek. The dam on Emigrant creek Is full at present and in cures a water supply for the sum mer season. - The Klwanis club members nre discussing Vlth the ladles of the Upper Valley Community club the proposition of whether the club ladies will serve a dinner for the Kiwanlans and their ladies on May 3, at the clubhouse. A committee from the club will take charge of the affair and make the arrange ments. , -. i ' - ' Mrs. H. J. Moore, mother of Mr. Homer Moore, is expected to ar rive soon for a visit with her son and family Bellvlew. j The final arrangements for the school meet to be held at the Jack son county fairgrounds on April 27, are under way. The Bellvlew organization of P.-T. A. have se cured the eats concession for tho day, and it is hoped that the weath ' er will Improve before this event. A number of children from our . BELLVIKW, Ore., April 18. ; (Special) Members of tho Yoe-j man , lodge, who observe their! birthday anniversaries for this1 month, will be guests at a covered! dish dinner to he held In the lodge rooms this evening, April 16. j The dinner will be served at 7! o'clock, after which a varied program will be enjoyed, with) dancing to follow. Hostesses of. the evening are as follows: Mrs. j Henry Vestal. Howard Gearhart, Mrs. Fayft Yaryan of Ashland ! and Mrs. S. K. Barnes of Bell-j view. Mrs. Barnes is also a1 leader of . the Kowena circle of the same order. , The dance given by the mem bers of the Upper Valley Commu nity club on Thursday evening, was well attended, and a suhstan- tiat sum was realized from the dance and refreshments. The Girls' and Boys' club mem bers sold home-made candy dur ing the evening, the proceeds to be used to defray expenses at the O. A. C- summer school. . , MrsJ - A. B. Chapman of Nell creek, in company with her niece, Mrs. Eleanor Perkins and her nephew Darrell Davis, left Fri day for Chlco, where they will spend a week or 10 days, visiting relatives. Miss Leta Walker and her sister, Mrs. Stanley Pagel, who Is visit ing with her family here, attend ed the birthday party given on Thursday evening by Miss Helene nnd Gertrude Biedc. A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed at the Plaza' Cafe at 6:30 o'clock. Following the dinner the guesjs were taken to the H. C. StocK home on -Nob Hill street, where curds were enjoyed for the re mulnder of the evening. LINDY IS BELIEF MEXICO CITT. April 16. VP) The belief 1b increasing here thatj the weddlne of Colonel Charles; A. Lindbergh and MIbs Anne Mor row will probably be ut either Ambnraudor. Morrow's New Jersey or Maine summer homes during June. ' , It was learned that the entlro Morrow family expect to be In the TJliltea-fltates in- thaimojithA,i report that tho amnafwauor was Koine to tho United States within a fortnight has no foundation. The report apparently originated in plans of Mrs. Morrow and her daughter Anne, to leave Mexico City in a few weeks to spend May and June in the United States. Ambassador Morrow also expects to be in the United States in June. No statement concerning the wedding plans can be obtained at the embassy. local school will enter in the con tests for the day. Invitations, are out for a party at the home of Mrs. William Hux ley at her home at the Emigrant creek dam on Wednesday after noon, April if. Diced Honeydew Melon, Freth Tomatoet (tkinned, drained and diced) and tecliont of Tangerine Oranget ' on Waur-crea . . . and, of course, French Dressing made with Wetaon Oil. ! trtry mu nKceMfal boataaa trie to make hrr Freneb Draaalng a piqnaat awl lodlvldaaJ M her Mixta art Imaginative and diffennt. j Two part, Weaaoo Oil, one pari vinegar or lemon Jake, aalt and ' aepper tbeabatorer your Imagination aoggesMi WoreMlerahlre aaocel kefehapi U"l powdered augar, mlneed pankv. Paprika, of eoarae, for eolor. The variations are InEge ... Yon bar. a Frenth Dreaalns; thai la not only your own Individual creation but one that will lend uananal ml and piquancy to your aalad. j ' ' ut. rrva Drtf. - T' bate a -ft at lb Wu OH nripe Wok. II Ul" rl- (or '"' Ha '""k Ovla .Mm. Ik. Wa Oil aaj Saavarfft 1 11 luAn St, Sa fVaavU. Cal WlBGIP This week is National Sew ing Week all over the entire United States, and everyone should be interested in pre paring now for their ward robe of summer apparel. To encourage the buying of piece goods we offer many attractive new fabrics; new in pattern, color and design. i We have arranged an attrac tive offer during the "Na tional Sewing Week", and to everyone purchasing a dress length of silk or wool A Home Journal Pattern ;, Will Be Given Free Ladies' . Home Journal Pat terns are authentic in style, ' easy to cut and accurate to measurement. 40-Inch Silk and Wool Sport Silks For sports wear these beautiful silk and wool fabrics are destined to be ex tremely popular. The rose, tan, Copen, . orchid and red ' shades are beautiful tones, and. besides being suited for sports wear are serviceable t O Cf) for all general wear. Yard . Celenese Voiles for Summer Frocks These sheer,- cool fabrics are in pretty printed designs especially desirable for dainty sleeveless frocks. So soft and "drapy" in texture that they lend themselvea admirably to the new style tendencies of the fluffy, M GlCI ruffled type. Yard... 1 WE WILL MAKE A SKIRT TO YOUR MEASURE OF SILK OR WOOL You purchase the materials of either silk or wool at a price from $1.98 per yard and we will make . C up your skirt to your measure for $1.00. An ex cepticnaWalue f OTlwe , , ... v Three models to select from and taken from But terick's latest style catalogue. Pleated models that are desirable for wear of all kinds now with either blouses of silk or cotton or with the clever sweaters we are showing? ' Gorgeous Printed Flat Crepe Silks For better dresses, for combination in ensembles, these very heavy quality printed flat crepes fill a real need. There are many shades and colors to give you any desired color scheme for your summer attire and all are wash able, a real feature in a CO QC high grade silk....... 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' " Washable Spun Silk $1.00 yard The purest silk obtainable and in tho pastel, shades is absolutely fast color. A very Boft, lovely silk for summer, frocks. '" .Ho Make Garden Frocks of Cretonne Washable cretonnes of gay, bright pat terns and colorings. For smocks that may be used in office or home or gar den. These cretonnes are all fast colof, washable and may be used for drapes as well as garments. QQr Ml ( )1 Mercerized Batiste Undie Prints A soft, mercerized 40-inch printed ba tiste in fast colors that will be used this summer to make the shorties and dance sets or other undies that are sure to be popular. This is an ele gant fabric at a very low OQc special price of, yard...... ,
