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MEDF01W M ATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON", TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1029.
PAGE THREE
INSTALL REV. PORTER
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HONEY" ROLL
' IT'S TOASTED.
Trimi Bill Affords Extrdse V
A FoodA Tonic A Treat
A Ci-pagr Justrlte Canary
and Pet Ownera'- Guide
Boole' and a Justrlto HSny
rKolI "It's Toasted" FREE
with a 60c purchase of any
Justrlte Products.
This offer is oetnft made to
acquaint Bird Lovers with
JUKtrite "Tho Quality ,Sne"
nationally sold and sclea
tiflcally prepared. ,
COUPON "-
This coupon and a 50c. pur
chane of any Jufltrita Pot
Foods and Remedies entitles
you to a Justrita Onary
and Fet Owners Outdo, Boole
64 pases. .6ttx7 and V
Justrlto Honry Roll "It's
Toasted' FREE. .
Ma me .:
'. Street
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
The Presbytery of Southwest
Oreffon meets in the First Presby
terian church of Medford, Wed
nesday, October 23. in a pro-re-nata
meeting for the purpose of
receiving Kev. Clitude B. Porter
and other business as may be nec
essary. The meeting is at 2:30
p. m. . ..
In the evening at 7:45, promptly,
the Presbytery will Install Mr.
Porter as the pastor of the church.
The service will consist of appro
priate music by the choir, the ser
mon , bp Rey.. D. V. Haight of
Klamath Falls, charge to pastor
by Rev. E. Iversbn of Medford and
the -charge, to the people by Rev.
H. T. Mltchelmore. of Ashland.
Following the service n - recep
tion will be held1 fdr Mr. and Mrs.
Porter. Uhe public ' is coiilially
invited. - w
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HUM
use
'ARCTIW
BLUE TUBES
. Members of. the Copco .forum
will celebrate "Light's Golden Ju
bilee" with a special Edison pro
gram Thursday noon. Appropri
ate decoruttons and electrical ef
fects will be In evidence and all
Indications point' to a big meet
ing. Some Interesting moving pic
tures Of Thomas A. Edison and
the history of light will be a fea
ture of the program.
An added attraction will be the
first showing of the movies of the
first annual golf t'ournamejit of
southern Oregon, which were taken
here recently by H. L. Bromley.
Copco advertising manager and
cameraman.
Through, the courtesy of the
i Copco forum, the "golden Jubilee''
I meeting will be thrown open to
I the outside public. Anyone wish
ing to attend 'should make reservations-
with, the. Hotel Medford
before 11 a. m,, Thursday morn
ing. , 1 '-. "..
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EAGLE POINT CJ.UB TO
MEET, NEXT THURSDAY
EAGLE Pol NT.Ore... Oct. 22,-p
(Special.) The Civic - Improve
mentclub will hold tholr regular
meeting Thursday, October 24th
at t ho usual flme and In their hall
over the Browns store.
Girl League Council
Outline 1'luius for Year.
Plans for a bazaar to be given
by the Girls League uf the Senior
high school a short time before
Christmas, and a party to be given
tor tne ocnent ol me wnnurensj
.iiu society oi i-oruunn, were um
cussed yesterday noon at a lunch
eon of the Girl's League council.
All committee chairmen gave re
port of their work as outlined for
the year.
A campaign- for tinfoil, which
will be for the benefit of the
Shriners' hospital In Portland, Is to
be started by the girls. Boxes will
be placed at the end of the candy
counter in the hall, and In the dif
ferent rooms at school to benefit
the students.
. The league la sponsoring "Hello
week" at the high school this week
and yesterday afternoon class rep
resentatives sold a largo number
of "Hello" tags to the students.
The purpose of the campaign Is to
help the students get acquainted
with those who are not In their
classes.
The silver tea which the senior
girls are giving for their mothers
and members of the faculty Is to
bo an event of October 21.
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CnK-kur-TumlMm- Wedding
Event of Sunday
MIks Mary Turnbow and Law
rence Crocker were married Sun
day at two o'clock at tlie home of
Uhe bride's sister. Mrs. Auhur Neff,
Rev. Eaton of the First Baptist
church performing the ceremony.
Miss Turnbow Is well known local
ly having been a student of the
Medford high school last year.
M. Crocker is a graduate of the
Hillsbnro high school and a well
known athlete there. He is a
member of the local postoffice
force and the owner of an orchard
near Medford. '" .
The young people left Immedi
ately for n. brief honeymoon in
Crescent City, after which they
will be at home- on their ranch
near Coker Butte. .-'
A meeting of the Rebekah lodge
and I. O. O. F. will be,.hld Wed
nesday evening. A social hour will
follow.
A special meeting .of the Med
ford Garden club will be held al
the Hotel MediWd tomorrow even
ing, r .' r
At & ;o;i;1ocki'W,ednenday evonlng
Ken mutt chaptor O. E. S. will meet, j
The evening will po peru piayini;
bridge.
Warm,: Fashion
able Goats for
Winters Coldest
Days
01 R winter coals are soft,
unu and light in weight.
They are lutiirioiixly
liurd and cut, either on full
flowing lines, straight, or with
the new low placed flares . . .
New, exclusive models are com-
ing in daily from New York by
fast express. . ;
$29.50 to $150.00
ADRIENNE'S
ASHLAND, Ore., Oct. 22.
(Special.) The season for tho for
mulation of the "'various financial'
budgets having arrived, Mayor
Thornton lins named a dtir-ens'
committee that will pass final
Judgment on the city budget for
the coming year. The city council
will meet on October 2?th to for
mulate the budget and on Novem
ber 6th It will be reviewed with
the taxpayers committee, which
will puhh final Judgment.
- Seven Ashland business men
have been, named to servo on the
budget committee. They ore A. 13.
Klnneyj'-:. It. Isaac, P. F. Whittle,
O. 8. Hutler, 'George Dunn, E. V.
.Tones and F. D. wugner.
Mrs. Chancy Installs . j
Auiiliary tXflccri. ; j
Mrs. Newton C. Chancy. statp;
president of the American Legion i
auxiliary, accompanied by Mrs. I
Helva Aiken, past department 'unit
activities chairman; Mrs. Ed Leach, !
president of the county council.
and Mrs. Seoly Hall, president of
the local auxiliary, and depart-'
ment lesislative chairman, were
guests of the Grunts Pass auxiliary':
last evening, . j
' Mrs. Chnney was In charge of!
the Installation of the newly elected
officers of the Grants Pass group.'
Mrs. W. J. Hess, retiring president!
of the auxiliary, was in charge of
the evening entertainment.
Following the 'business session
and Installation, a reception was
given. ' f
Mini Mct'ollmn KiitcrtaliLs .
fit Honor of MIsh Scahrook.
Miss Esther McCollom entertain- j
ed a number of her friends Satur-;
day evening at a Hulloe'en . party
in honor -of Miss Beatrice Sea
brook. The rooms were attractive
ly decorated in Hallowe'en colors.
brook". Gladvs Frye. Jessie Sea-1
brook, Elva Caster, Mario Iversbn,
Alice Seabrook and Elizabeth Wat
son. , " i
Oregon State Club :
Hum .Meeting Montbiy.
The Oregon State College clilb
hold its first meeting of tho fall
season last night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C." D. Thompson.
The r o o m 8 were decorated in
orange and black, with pumpkins,
cats and witches.
The evening was spent playing
bridge at eight tables, following
the short business session. Ite
freshments In keeping with Hal
lowe'en were served.
Officers of the Ever-ready circle
of the Woman's association of the
Presbyterian church announced
tho rummage sale which was held
Friday and Saturday was very suc
cessful. Daddies' night will he observed
this evening at tho Washington
school nt 7:30. This Is an annual
affair at the school, and Is , In
charge of the Parent-Teachers' as
sociation. -ff
From 2 until '5 d'cl'ock tomor-i
row afternoon, j tlto ; Lady "Elks vill
irteet at the Elks.' 'club fbl a social
afternoon. Brldgo and pool will
bo played, , , ; '; '.. y ' '., jt '
LEGION COMMITTEES '
PLAN FALL ACTIVITY
Medford Post No. 15,. American
Legion, Is making preparations Tor
a busy fall and winter season with
the various committees and drum
corps holding' numerous' meetings
to perfect their plans, '!"':.
Last night meetings or tne post
executive committee, ArmlBtlce day
committee and Hallowe'en dance
committee were held 'tis well as s'
spcclul drill session bf the drum
corps which resulted In some good
practice. The next drill will be
held tomorrow night at the armory
at 7:30 and Manager Bromley has
asked that every member of' the
corps be present."" r.. j
ISIS
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East Main, Near Brldgi
Admission 10c aftd lBo
TONIGHT
and WEDNESDAY
mo
mm
pHYius Haver
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin 8Utlon
THE J. C. PENNEY CO.
CONTRIBUTED
A Million and a Half Dollars
To the PROSPERITY of Oregon
In 1928
OUR 34 STORES SPENT FGRr mrv
Merchandise bought from Oregbft firms $497,02800
Rent, Building Improvement, Upkeep . 171,626.00
I ; . v . . . . , ,...,. 93,364.00
rertising atid Donations1 . . . . .100,89800
Salaries to Employees . . 68?, 79 .6b
Other Expenditures . . . . ... . r M2;96f06
Total
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.v'', '(;
v . . $1745,605,00
From time to time, We will acquaint you with f acts like the above, because , we
want you to know your JL C Penney Company. We claim ta be. a, "Different
kind of Chain Store." The above is cbh elusive proof that our Company Contrib
utes to the Development of the various Communities in which we operate;
Surely no one can deny that the J. C. Penney Co. Inc. is an asset to the state of
Oregon and to the 37 communities served. Our slogan "Quality Always at a
Saving."
when bravery,, daring, intrigue and
The leading supporting players are
Phyllis Haver, Julia Faye, Bully
Hand, Sum DeQrusse and Max I3ar
.', In every respect, "Tho Fighting
Rnirla" lu n nwiH not Inn nf thn fln-
est type. . The picture Is n scroen
It's' the Show You've Been
Waiting For Don't Miss it
Also a clever comedy .
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228.9 Meters 1310 Key.
Tuesday, October 22
P. M.
6 to 0:15 Pcasloy's Photogra-
pliers.
0:10 to 6:30 'News and Mar-
ket Reports by. Malt Trlb-
line.
0:31) to 7 Harvey's Sorvice '
Stations. :
8 to 8:80 The Pig Tall Moat
Markot. "
8:30 to 9 Rogne River Can-
aery. ' .'
9 to 10 The Callfbrnla Ore-
4- gon POwer Co. '
Wednesday, October 23
A. M
9 to 9:30 Isaacs (Ashland). '
9:30 lo 10 llrake 8h6p Buier
Service.
10 to 10:30 Mann's Dc-
ment Store.
Store.
10:30 to 11 Heath's Drug
11 to 11:30 Medford Electric
Store. '
11:30 to 12 Lewis Super 8cr-
vice.
12 Noon .News Flashes by
the Mall Tribune.
'1. M. . ' . '
12 to 12:30 Jackson County
Building ft Loan Assn. 4
I2;30 to 1 The l'lerce Auto
Freight Lines.
i to 1:30 City Cleaning and
Dyeing Works.
1:30 tn 2 Madrnna Dairy. .
2 to 2:30 The Bconomy Oro-
ceteris.
0 to :16 Peasley's Photogra-:
phera. 1
6:15 to 6: JO News and Mar-'
ket Report by Mall Trlb-
une.
6:30 to 7 Crescent Dairies. 4
41" 4
Rod LaRocque
at his Tonight
! ' Packed with drama, action,
i laughs and appeal. Rod !.eRnnue's
j lntcn mar picture. The Fighting
! Kagle." Is bl the Isis tonight.- A
glittering romance of the day when
Napoleon held Europe In awe, and
version of OcWri Doyle's famous
story, "The Adventures of CJerarit."
The adaptation by Douglas '., Doty
was .clevot",'; C. GardnerljullivGn.
was the supervisor.
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R'oseburg Routhern Oregon
(lenornl hospltul opened In Per
kins building.
MRS 'FlFLblNiB' HONORED p:' ""aK rvefl n'dne o'clock
S?!" I -!rTr.J?.' i. "5" 'uhcheon bn Saturday afternoon nt
A AanLflNU LUNUHtUIl br home on the Boulevard. Cov.
""XhTiLAND, Ore.,. Oct." 22 (Spe
ctali-'y .b'or-'the pleustlre-ttf Mrs;'
Harriet Fielding, who leaves soon
for 'southern California to spond
the winter with relatives, ilrs. J.
"Mi 'f.t. rsiir.jvsri.ljtld, at jhe table
attractive lylth a centerpiece of
w h i t -ohr.yantWmums,- Mrs,
Dodge's guests were Mrs. Fielding,'
Mrs. Lillian Greer and Mrs. A. II.
Hunt. ,'
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