Medford mail tribune., July 30, 1929, Image 3

MFPFOTtT) MATL TRTTSTJVrc. MTPFOTITJ, OT.TOOX. TTTKDA V. .TIT.Y P.O. 10J!l.
TAflF, TITTtER
CONTROL FOREST
AREA LAST NIGHT
PALACE BEAUTY SHOP !
OPENED BY MRS. SMITH
- ON WEST 6TH STREET;
A fire on state protected land at
the mouth of Indian creek on
the east side of the Crater Lake
hlKbway, one-halt' mile from Shady
Core, burned over an area of 160
acres of brush, grass und some pine
timber from the time It started at
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon tinli!
K o'clock last nlsht, when It had
been placed under control- through
the efforts of a crew , of five ffre
fighters under Dwlght l'lilpus, state
fire warden tor this Uistrict.
A peculiar feature of this fire,
which started. from some unknown
cause. Is that just a week before a
lire in the same, locality burned un
ua-ea of (10 acresi of ihruiih and
grass. The cause of the latter fire
is also unknown. '
The 40 men from the Crater Na
tloual forest road camps," which
were summoned to fight the 160
acre fire last Saturday afternoon
and evening on Sterling creek near
Jacksonville, were sent hack to
their respective road camps today.
This fire In Itself was not so dan
gerous, hut after it had been burn
ing for some time, and the efforts
of 27 .fire fighters already at work
on It seeming ineffectual, the Cra
ter National forest authorities
tbouKht It best to summon addi
tional men to aid, as a matter of
precaution to prevent development
o( a great fire in view of the very
dry condition of things In the region.
' II. 0. Predette of this city Is well
acquainted with Dale "Rod" Jack
son, one of the pilots of the endur
ance plane, the St. Louis Robin,
which has been up for more than
400 hours and pays he Is .delighted
with the record that "Red" is
making Mr. Fredette lived In
Faribault, Minn., when he was a
hoy and Is well acquainted with
Mr. Jackson's family und especial
ly his father and mother. .Father
Hamilton of .this' city,' who is now
In Minneapolis, Miuh.i .also knows
the family. ' . ': ' '' ' ' '
.The Taiace Beauty Shoppe.i
Medford's newest "fountain of
youth," will open Its doors to the
FOR FARM IET LEAD ON COURTS
TOBE HELD HERE ,
At il meeting held this noon ;it
public on West Sixth street, n,,,! 'I : " '
to be held in tills city next Novem
ber, duti. ti) be fixed later, wen
diNrusMMl by t'lnyin Long, head
mer owner of Milady Heauty Shop'. nf (h(l ni.M1ll Stlll(.
ami nu-mhers of the In -ft cultural
door to the Harrison Hwwt Shop,
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.:
The new place of' bmdnetw is.
owned by Helen John Smith, for-
on South Central. Mih. Smith Isi
to be nxKimed in the shop by aUc
Denrdnrff, who has been assooiutej '
with the former, both in Milady;
-hop und ut the Wlneland Beauty!
shop at the Hotel Meilford. J
Having operated in .Med ford fori
the past seven year. Mm. Smith
is not only well known locully.j
but " has built up a large clleii-i
telle throughout the valley. MNst.,
committee composed nf 11. un
Mo veil berg, president nf the State
Horticultural society. Albert Bureh
a trustee. i)a vitl Rosenberg ami
I'j.Ul Scherer.
The program arrangement is in
charge of I'rof. Lung, who will
make the selection of speakers and
laies. Tin session will last three
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Denrdorff, who has operated herelv ,,,..,.,,. , .,, ans.
for four years, also has a sub-. ,,, ,.X(.usiv,.iy to pears and the
stuntial following. Iprol.lenis i.f their elillure.
The i-alare occupies nn nn-f i.lt.sl(,,,t vn liueveiiherg said
usually large space lor n place of',. ...... . .... ,.,. s,..,k.
business of this kind. Indicative,,.,.,, of hi(,h p,.,,,,,!,,,.,,,.,, In Oililm
of the. amount of business to be ni bin-lii-illluial circles intend,
handled there. There are s'venia,s s.:,k,.,.K from the pear .lis-'
booths, one for each year of her! ,,.,,., f Washington, and fn.m !
activity In Medford. .Mrs. Smith j r,.uil ,.,.,!,, of OrrKn. i
remnrked humorously this noon. Nl) ,,.finiie.,lecision was reached !
The color scheme In the salon, , ,h). n,,.,ing unlay, the .urpse ',
Is can-led out in Suntan and elf . ,,,,,,. , fui ni!.h .,.r. i.,m wil.,
green, both in the walls and their ; ,.,,,.,,,1 uutlliie-of the alms of the ,
trimmings nnu in me wicser -I session
I'MlnltiK from behind A one-set!
ad. "KiiihtinK lluil" ImmivI. ace
it llie M.Mifnr.l Tennis .lull, scrap-;
l.ed his way lo, another victory In,
the ladder tournament at the high i
xcluml i-ourls last evening when
he defeated Alvin T.)lleison, chill-1
tellK.'r. 4-1!. (1-4. ti-!. i
Tollefson went into No. 2 posi-,
tlon by default of Jimmy F.diuis-
Ion who Is-nnrsiiiK a blistered heelt
ami II. ti. Wilson who was out oi
town last week.
Deuel's "never-say-dle" spirit
which hits earned hiin the reputa
tion of .Medford's greatest scrap
per, stood liini In good stead for
Tollefson was K.iini: strong. Time
and -again he recovered kills that
looked impossible and fought the
point on through to win. Deifl
pot better its the match pro
gressed and came through the last
.set easily.
Deuel and Tollefson meet ill II
return mutch this evening at five
o'clock.
IF
LEAVE ON TRAMP
FOR BOLEN LAKE
Sm yen teen Medford HCiiuls left
for 1 to) la ml'' this morning, where
they will meet a group of C t Mil
l'a scouts ami sia rt Ihe five
"lay trip lo Holen lake. Yhe will
c;t at p t Me f i i sl n igh t h.i 1 1 - wa y to
;lie lake and hike the rest of tin
way tomorrow. The boys will visit
ihe lookout station on Holen peak,
where they will receive instructions
on how to ne the instruments
the'e lo locate and report fore-d
.1 iin Kcliog. lookout .
Jackson, forester ami
nit ure to be p tared in the recep- j
tlon room. i
Visitors to the new beauty shop
on the opening day, will be pre
sen ted with favors of the Allele
Millar beauty preparations, to be
handled by ibis shop.
Both Mm. Smith and Miss Hear
dorff have just returned from in
tending permanent wave schools,
the former in San Francisco, und
the latter In Portland.
AT ROTARY IET
All of Jackson county are invit
ed 10 take part in the chamber of
commerce picnic to be held at the
IMks picnic ground an Labor Hay.
Sept. L'. The affair will be one of
the most jetupemloiis outings ever
held in the valley
The l'ruit (i rowers leugU". the
labor organ i.a lions anil all the
(granges in the county are oemg
asked tit take imi active part, ami
will plan stunts ami events for the
occasion. The chu in her of com
merce will furnish the ice cream,
coffee ami leinonad for the day,
while the individuals and organi
zations participating will bring
their own basket lunches for the
rest of the picnic meat.
A large program of sports and
entertainment numbers will be
by such enjoyable
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. July r.ft. was the failure of the committee t futures as swimming and fishing.
(Pj The Brevard County Hunk, to function, was a sidelight (level- ; fur those who wish to indulge.
and Trust company of Cocoa, one 'oped in an Interesting manner by; ,
of the oldest financial Institutions j the visitors. j iinln K.xixirt Unlit
in the atute, and the Melbourne) Boys' work and -civic co-opera- . WASHINGTON. July 30. (Pi
State Bank of Melbourne, failed to;tfon were two of the fields of uc- Crain exports from the United
open their doors today. They were tivity listed among the most im- States last week were 4.131,000
placed in the hands of the state portant Rotary work by Mv. Pratt, j bushels compared with 2,134.000
hanking department with the ex- .The success of boys' work, he said, I bushels for the previous week, and
planation that the closings were depended largely upon the person-. L'.flK 1 ,0n bushels for the corre
made to protect depositors. fality of the man leading them. Ispondlng week last year. -
IN HANDS EXAMINER
(lenrge T. Pratt, Presbyterian
j minister front HHlshoro, N. P.. vh fi
ts a candidate lor the pastorate
left vacant by Kov. K. P. J-awrence.
I now In Caldwell, Idaho, was tlu
j speaker of the day at the Kotary
'club luncheon this noon.
The subject of his talk was "Th s
Object and Aims of Rotary." That
ine main weakness of Rotary as
I well as other service organizations - supplemented
fir-'s. from
.ntt a. ;.
e,iiiunater.
A pink-horse will be taken to
i:iity ihe provisions a ml eaeh
smut will carry a small pack. Side
trip will be taken to Tauneii lake
and other places.
Troop three of Medford captur
ed first p; cc in the Crater Lake
council swimming meet at Ciants
l'a-- Monday anil brought home
the silver cup. taking it from troop
of !rants Pass, who have had
tin- tup since lal year.
Meilfnrd scouts who left for the;
llolen l.iUe trip this morninu are
Rey Cnvr, S. M. Wilson and Wal-
den Man full of troop L'4 : Leslie
Ibn Tiiou of i roup 2 I ; Alex Jackson
of troop I'll; Hubert Kelly. John ;
Kelly. I'M ward Learning. Ray New-!
hon-e and Howard Work of troop1
-3: David Moor.-. l-'Ioyd Loontls.
ieon:e Watson and Marl LittreM ,
of troop fi ; John Moore of t roup ;
I', am) Hohert and Domild Hoy. I of
troop S. , 1
H. M. Samuelson. who conduct4; j
the Flower Shop at 2uS Clark :
street, has gladiolus in profusion
and great variety. j
The gardens cover two acres :
with one and two-thirds acres ir
gladiolas. Mr. Samuelson says that j
this is one of the best pluces to
grow this variety of flowers. He
has furnished many fine bouquets
to the Chamber of Commerce,
where they have attracted much
attention and favorable comment.
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On ihe corner of an ' important tlior
tughfare, in the Piazza Regalmia in
Palermo, it the beauty salon of Andre
fabbri, knoumto his patrons as Andrl.
This curious seal ornaments his shop
front.
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'The only soap I can rely on to cleanse
the skin thoroughly is Palmolive"
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says AN DRE of Palermo
The leading beauty specialist of southern Italy
SINCE he wis 13 years old, Andre" Fabbri has
been making beauty products. At that time he
.' used to assist his father, in Milan-when lie was not
. studying painting and drawing. Today, Andr has
i : 1 renounced the arts. He devotes himself entirely to
-' ' the. profession of beauty culture, with his wife's
; assistance.
' ; , : " He studied chemistry in Germany, Austria and
Russia. As a young man he learned the purpose and
substance of cosmetics in Paris. And, today, he holds
L. many International ' Prizes and Gold Medals for
' beauty competitions. His wife is his close co-worker
in the salon. And they both insist on the use of
.' Palmolive Soap "to keep skin supple and toned up,
. to free it of the day's accumulated dust and make-up."
So do all the experts
' In Paris, in London, in Madrid, in New York, one
hears this same advice.
In America there are more than 16,500 experts
who subscribe to it. And there are millions who
! use Palmolive for the bath as well, since it costs no
more than ordinary soap.
Massage a smooth lather of Palmolive into the
skin for two minutes. Rinse with warm water, then
' with cold. That's the world's most popular beauty
treatment!
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A framed cirlifiiaU of proficient) hnnf i on the
nail cf tfce Maison Andre, only one of many
au ardi received by Andrf, of Palermo. His
i.iltn is extremely fnre:sn in atmosphere, re
fieclinf the Sicilian sttrroitmlmsy.
rl line no soap but Palmolive in my salon, brcauso. I haw found
thai this is I he one soap that I cttn rely on to cleanse the shin
thorotiphlv and at the same time h ep it supple and toned up.
World-wide recommendation gives Palmolive the greatest
professional endorsement any product ever had. In America
alone 16,512 experts advise this beauty soap.
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Tift ihi htai t Miie Andri, uht tstitU him in tit ! Uir
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HELD AS MODEL
Local air-iiiindMl id-hh 1h ru.( 1 hn
only tiling nbnttl .Mfdfurd thai bus
iiliractcfl nut inn wide- at tent hi n.
Thin city In now h.-lnK held, by j
the At w ;iter Kent full tidal it'll at j
l'h i la ddu hia, ns an example of 1
Imw to run a Incal i;nhn audit Inn, '
The accniint nf the Incal ebliiiiiii- 1
1(j11 cnlid lifted by .la ineH St e Venn
in HI. Mat k'H Cull. I ball n June I A '
which iippeared in the .Mall Tri
bune the fnlbiwintf day, Ik belli k j
neiit to audition chub men in every '
Mtaie m the unlnii.
Mr. Steven n-cidved I be fnljrtw- t
IiiK letter yi'Ktei day from Kuu'ene 1
S. TlmniiiH of the nat inna I bend- j
illai tei h at I 'hiladelphla ;
.July J4, !'J0. I
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Ienr Mr. Stevens: Medford'n
Incal fiudltlnn wa Hiirb a unrtb
uhlle rtiltli iliiitlun to Ihe cuue ot i
Knnd imiflc that ue an hcimIIiik '
deHcrlplhiilh nt it to Incal audition
chairmen in every Mate nf the,
union. We icc lh.it it will be I
belptul to other Incal chairmen to t
t end the Mfdfni d Mail Ti lluineV 1
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Mil competition. i
With the thniichl I hiit you might
like to nee a copy of thin, w en- j
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KftiKNK H. THOMAS.
Philadelphia, I'd,, July ii, 1 ) U .
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Juiv an. W' At
Mtatcs. In the Mtcrn Statem Kx
posltion to be held In Sacramento
A uk vim 31 to Sentumbor 9 In icon
nt'ction with the Calitornlu Htute
rair. . - ,
The hoard of director of tho
.Oregon Htuto Tair will BponHor a
Malt i xhibit of Oregon productH ua
one of titc features of tho diamond
Jubilee nnnivei-Hury of tho Oallfor-
the Invitation nf Ihe Nlato of Call- ; nja fajri
fnrniit, bri'knii will participate, j
alnru,' with nther Pacific coanf Olnwwlfld wdvwrtlwlng gftta rHtlltw.
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Palmolive Soap H
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"Clients who follow our advice never use any
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"I earnestly recommend that my clients use only
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