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''ORD MATTi TRTBUNR. MEPFOUP; OI.'KCPX, TlintKPAY. NOV IvU I'.KIf 1 1. liVJO.
"Out of her more than 400,000,0110
people thero are less women in
(in' coIIukcs oC China at this time
Hum there are at O. S. (.',," de
clared Ava 11. Milam, head of the
home economics deparliiiertt of llie
Cbrvallls college, who was the
guest speaker at the business nml
l'rofesional Women's weekly lunch
eon at the Hotel Holland1 today.
v Miss Milam spent the years from
to 1924 in China lecturing
Tupon home making, 'child reaving
and other domestic problems. Trav
eling through the country she vis-
"NO OPERATION
FOR ME" SAYS
MRS. BENDER
Here Is an astounding letter from
Mrs. .Mamie. Bender of Patterson,
X. J., ami those who suffer from
stubborn indigestion or stomach
agony, distress or misery should
read every word of it. -
Here it is: "Dear Sirs: Just a
word of good will to you in -regard
to your Litre's Mentha Pepsin. 1
have been using your medicine for
couple of years, in fact. I read
your advertisement just in the nick
of iiitie. .
"I had been advised to-undergo
an operation for adhesions and ul
cers of the stomauh and was all
fcrl'eady to go to the hospital but usk
'cd for it two weeks stay. I went to
the drug store and bought a buttle
of Dure's .Mentha Pepsin and,
thanks be to God on high. 1 am still,
without that much appointed, op
eration. "Vou can print f'his if you wish
and anyone wanting my advice I
will gladly give it to them ns 1
cannot praise your medicine high
enough. Yours truly. 'Mrs. Mamie
Bender, R. F. D. No. 1, Faterson,
X. J."
Dare's Mentha Pepsin is a" men
tholated pepsin elixir with carmin
atives and is real pepsin, nature's
own remedy for indigestion and
many other stomach ills.
It is sold by Heath's Drug Store
and live druggists everywhere in
America with the distinct under
standing that it will help you more
than anything you ever used or
money back.
WHAT A
CHANGE!
r
As your arms yliilf ' into
the silky softness oil thesr
new .McPlKT.st.inV Over
coats you wrhiiuly can
fell t lie (lilTd'cnce!
There's a difference in fit,
a difference " in design.
hi difference in "feel"--all
that, unite to give over
coat service, and the n
(carancc of a discerning
dresser.
'I nt there's no difference
in I'fice you'll still find
the same reasonable aIV
I'liersoii values.
McPherson's
Sixth and Central "The
Center of Town"
3'
I Iloil the homes unit became .iull
I mutely ucquuinled Willi the home
lifo of that people. That ouo must
first master the elements of Chl
neso courtesy and etiquette, before
any real progress can bo made was
I ono point brought out by the
I si'iftkcr.
A splendid work is being, ilone
by the women physicians of China,
sho said, and throw light upon
the fact that ctiBloin in that coun
try would not permit women to
he treated by men doctors, For
tills reason a number of Chinese
I girls who are nllowed to go through
j college have taken up medicine
(oven furthering their education on
i the subject in this country so as
to bo of aid to those of their own
! sex in their nativo countrv.
Miss .Milam established tho first
home economics department of
China at the Peking university at
the time of her visit, having gone
to that country under tho. auspi
ces or the Chinese university and
the Women's Foreign Missionary
society or the Methodist church.
Among the many humorous, cus
toms related by the interesting
speaker during her talk, were the
greetings and trends of Chinese
conversation. Upon meeting any
ono In that country, ono of the
flrsjt cottrtous .tilings to ask is,
"How old are you?" To appear
older than one's age is n compli
ment, sho said. Tho next ques
tion to ask, if the questioned party
I is a woman, is "How- many sous
nave your
Hero in this' connection with
homo dciuonstnttion work. Miss
Mllnm, in company, with Miss Ma
bel Mack, the home-demonstration
agent, visited the home economics
departments or tho Meflford nnd
Ashland schools yesterday. This
afternoon they will attend a meet
ing of Hie homo economics execu
tives of the city.
Births
Hlckey Kyle arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Kyle in Los
Angeles, November 13. Floyd was
a former Central Point boy, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kyle and
a brother of Elmer K. Kyle of this
city. .
KAlt 11 jA n maiim:i
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peratlve, they said, lo the success
of the advertising campaign.
Frank li. Swett, president of the
California Pear Growers associa
tion, told the meeting of the good
reKulls obtained In his state by the
advertising of iiartlctts in Chicago,
and how the sales were increased.
David It. Wood, chairman ft
the Winter Petw Committee, whose
development this, season of the
Hose market In Detroit has at
tracted interest, was named gene
ral chairman of the advertising
committee nnd David It. Itosen
berg of this city was named sec
retary. OlnsnlflPil ndvnrtiHinir gets results.
New Fa.ce Powder '
Makes a Big Hit
Woiidu'i you. too, like a face pow
der that will keep Hhlne away
stay on longer spread smoothly
not clog tile pores and always be
rf pure and fine? It is made by a
new French Process nnd Is called
MEL.LO-GLO. It Is surely a won
der ful Face Powder. Just try
MKLLO-GI.O. . Jurmfn & Woods
Drug Store.
BOYS
You know whm being well dressed
ilocs for u fellow! Lot ns slip you
this one ... It gingers you up . . .
so you stop fiiHter . . . look hetter
. . . nnd feel great.
Here's our story, hoys:
Two-Trouser Suits
which mean Ions wenr . . . strung
wear . . t and real value.
Four-Piece Suits
That Should Sell
for $12
Wonderful Quality, too
But here's
real economy
$9.95
Thin opportunity comeH to you he
eaiiNO we houglil a factory cIohc
out. and took every Hiilt at eon
Hiderably below market price. They
are fine suits, too: dreys, salt-and-tefpper.
the popular shndow stripes.
some herrinKbones. novelty dlHun
nal weaves, some conservative
clothfi.
Mont of them with a pair of loriKles
and a knicker. vest and coat. Siren
0 to IS.
tAeCUm
A, (ZZnV? BABY ALLIGATORS
J - A J M J-' Jf ! VI HUM LUL i UI1UL.
. '
Social i-Xi'itlS Tuiiwrimv.
Washington laronl -Touch-
4 era luuiciutlun will moot at
4 the Krtiuol lit 3 o'fluck. All fl
4 ninth cim urod to ultoml.
Mt. Hit Itoltojili IuiIkv will
give u tamule,iou In the after-
8 noon.
St. Muff JuHd -will meet
4 at the Purlin house at 10 n.
4 m., to complete plans for tho-
4 bazaar.
Church' oncers banquet at
4 First Christian church at (l:,45. 4
4 Hoys'' nnd Ulrl,' Gloe clubs
4 of the hlfch school will give a
4n hard times ifuriy. 4
4 4 44
. I
Women of Hotary .
Have l'mi-iuii.
Mrs. D. A. Chambers was hosted
yesterday afternoon to members f
Women of Hotary at her home, 503
South Oakdale avenue. Mrs. Orin
Sohneek dellKhted the group with
several readings, and Mrs. dene
Krault told tho fortunes of the
many guests.
Plans were also made at the
meeting to entertain the "Men" of
Uotary at a dinner December 3, In
St. Mark's Guild hall.
Dinner Dunce at
lCotnie Klk Ijorige.
About SO members of the Oreiion
Auto Camp association attended the
official dinner dance oft the or
ganization Tuesday evening at
Itogue Elk. Members were pres
ent from Portland, Salem. Kugene
and other cities of tho state.
Mrs. I-ester Cllds of Cottap
Grove, and niece. Miss Dorothy
Kails, a student at the Vniversity
of Oregon, spent the week end, in
Medford visltinp the parents- of
Miss Kads and other relatives and
friends.-
-Mrs. Kutherine Stank" and daugh
ter1, 'Connie Jeanne, have returned
from Kugene, whore they spent
Armistice day.
S. "V. Boyd of Cottage Grove if
in tho city for nn extended visit
with the C. It. Uoyd family.
LEADERS COMING
lJrigailier and Mrs. .A. K, llayn
ton of tho r Salvation Arms', with
headquarters In '"Vortland, will be
In- .Medford (Sunday,1 Xoveniher' 17.
and will conduct, the Sunday even
ing sery.l,co,nt .thcSalytlon Army
hall (ubovo Tho Toguury). cntraneo
from Conlrnl avenue.
The meeting promises to be an
interesting ouo In the wny of music
and song, ami, there will alfo be an
enrollment of Junior soldiers. ;
lirigndler nuyuton will hrlng the
message jinil Mrs. Ilayton will give
a special short address. j t
Urigadier and Mrs. liuynton nro
the divisional .officer, for tho Oro-
gon and southern Idaho division,
having tho oversight of .22 differ
ent corps. '
Tho Sunday evening service wl'l
he a public ono and overyonc is
invitcip to come nnd bring families
and friends.
Three Live Ghosts
Now fit Fox Theatre
Three Urltisll soldiers escape
from a t-lorman prison camp un'l
return to their former haunts In
London, only to learn that they are
legally dead In the eyes of, the gov
ernment nnd their friends. V.
, One of them, nn American, foil
ed In his hope fordealh. on the
battlefield to expiuto n crime he
had committed 111 Ills nativo land,
finds himself the objeot of a senrch
hy the police. , '.': ,
The second member of the trio
h.- lost his Tcason.'a vlt-tHn of
shell-shock. His trdnd clears, fol
lowing a blow from a policeman's
club, nnd he discovers he has kid
napped his own child!
The third wages tt battle of wits
with his gin-soaked step-mother,
who. dnzzled by the reward offer
ed for the American, connives to
hrlng nbout h! arrest.
Those nro ifnme of Oie fascinat
ing nnd colorful highlights nt
"Three Live Orosts," nn nll-talklng
film version of tho famous New
York and London stage, which
proved a brilliantly refreshing
evening's entertainment at the 111
iilto nt It- opening lnt night. "
One Cent a Day
Brings $100 a Month
lllrr I ;!.-. 00(1 IN-lxins llnvr Tuken
Ailvnlitage or I.IIhtiiI lniiroin--Offer.
I'olli-y sent I'rei
for "InKH-tlon. j
Kunsr-. :ily.. Mu. Acilib'nt in
surance at a cost of one cent a dny
Is being featured In a policy turned
by thn National Protective Insur
ance Association. '
The benefits iire 11')" ft month
for 12 months n .I'") to 11.5"0 '
death. The ,promlllin Is only $3.6.".
a vear. or exactly one cent a day.
Over I35.lli)i) paid policies of this
type are alrendy In force. Men.
women and children ten years of
age or over are eligible. No med
ical examination Is reniilreil. This
may be carried In addition to in
surance in any othn- rnnipany.
SKNI) NO MONi:V
To secure 10 di.ys' free Inspection
of policy, send no money, Just send
Name. Age. Address. Helieflclary's
Name and llelatlonshlp to National
Prnteetlve Insurance Asociatlon.
H.'.S Hcarrltt HldK- Kansas City.
Mo. After reading the policy you
mv either return It without obll
Kstion or send $3.65 to put policy
in forcp for a whide year 3ti5
days. t('op) right, 1!2!.)
l4Klll I Ml ll( CIS it
.iHar at Itlwdl.
A few of the talented pupils of
the Kve Henseii Dancin academy
of this city are booked for a short
program this evening at the Kivoll
theater in Grants l'uss.
Tle program will include the
performance of acrobats, a tov
dance, a tap and song number, a
mi ft shoe dunce, and' the l'reaK
away, with 15 different steps. Thn
variety or steps are those taught
at the last convention of the danc
ing teachers. Mrs. lb-nson being a
"member of the association.
Phoenix Couple
Wed Yesterday
Yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Sytha Parsons of Phoenix, Miss
Grace Glover became the bride of
Kdwin H. Parsons. Klder M. Ilrown
rtgg performltiK tho ceremony, Kol
lowiiiK tho wedding a dinner was
served to the close friends nnd
relatives who were, present. Tho
couple plan to make their homo In
Phoenix.
lltilnc-s Women
To Meet Taehdiiy.
The regular November meeting
of the local UusinesK and Profes
sional Women's club will be In the
form of a hard timqs parly to he
given at the home of Adrlenne
Steward next Tuesday evening, be
ginning at 8 o'clock.
All members are urged to attend
and to bring as many prospective
members as possible. Anyone ar
riving after 8:30 will be fined. An
excellent program of stunts has
been planned for the occasion.
I. K. O. Meets nt
McDonald Home.
Members of chapter A, A., V. I".
O.. met at the home of Mrs. C. W.
McDonald yesterday after noon,
where an Interesting meeting was
held. Mrs. J. G. 1-ove gave a re
view from several books on history.
Mrs. Alexander Uennett. a mem
ber of the ltremerton. Wash., chap
ter, and Mrs. Young of the On
tario, Ore., chapter, were guests of
honor. Mrs. H. P. Pickett was
hostess and Mrs. C. C. Goldsberry
and Mrs. W. K. Tumy presided at
tho tea tabic.
TO BUILD MODEL
1, . 1-
In order to gain actual experi
ence in construction fcork, tho
high school carpentcry class has
undertaken the construction of a
model playhouse. Tho house Is bo
Ing built in tho high school shop
nnd full-sized matcrlnls are being
used throughout. .
. The floor Is to be constructed
with 2x(Mnch Joists covered with
regulation flooring, the walls are
built wllb 2x 1-Inch HtuddhiK cov
ered with double run rustic siding,
and -' the-' roof will ba made with
2x4-lnclr rafters covered with wood
shingles. Tho house will havo one
I door Anil throe, windows.- - Double-
fswlng. casement windows and a
glass panel door will be iilsed, the
Inside of thesslructure to be fin
ished with plaster board. '
The playhouse will meusuro
6x8x9 feet when finished, nnd will
bo an exact replica of a moderu
dwelling in every respect.
According to Leland Mentzer. In
structor In shop worlt, the project
will be completed by Christmas,
and will be for salo. Anyonu in
terested In seeing the houso Is in
vited to tho high school shop.
WILL MEET TUESDAY
. The fii'Ht meetlnu of the rred
IIoih In bnnkruitey' nf JohiiHou's
market will lie huld fcit tho offlee
of Hurry Skyrmnn, referee next
Tuexilay ofternuun at 2:30, At the
Region, ercdltoi'8 will nubmit their
vurioutt claim for apprtival and
a trustee will be eleeted. Otlwr
bu.sinrns will be taken up durlmc
the eourt-o of tho meeting.
There are around 00 cred iters
of this coneern and their seeiired
ami unsecured elalms iiinxt
mate $.10,000. '
OF ASHLAND PASSES
An extended illness, caused by
goitor, claimed tho life of Miss
l.uema Johnson, daughter of V. U
Johnson of Ashland yesterday
inornlng; he w-ns horn Juno .
1S77. nt Ashland, and was well
known In that city. In addition to
her father, she Is survived hy three
sIslers-.Kflln, of Ashlnud; Willam
ette Johnson, of jo Angeles, riiiI
Mrs. William Howard of Modrord
and n brother, William Johnson of
.Merrill. Funeral arrangements will
he mado, upon the arrival of Miss
Johnson from Los Angeles'.
ASHLAND LEGION POST
WILL SPONSOR DANCE
The Afllland American l.eginn U
holdins a ThankfKlvlnn eve diitue
at the Jncktmn Hot KprlnKH, aceord
Iriff to plans announced yesterdi.y,
and leKlonnalrm from alt parts vt
douihern Onon are expected to b
yrenent. Plans for the dHncc wen
made at the regular meeting of tlu
Ashland punt Tuefday evening; an I
have indications of being elaborn'o.
Plans were also discussed for th.
Ift30 membership drlvf in an f
fort tn lneritii' the ftrerii(th of t tie
pot. .
AT MEDFORD P. 0.
. The tisintl routine activity wus
; goiim (in this morning in the local
posloifice work room with the cily
and rural carriers "loading up" fur
'their routes, when suddenly some
i taint popped out of a box package,
just as .Myron F. Sheets of rural
j route No. 1 lifted its lid. and he
Met out a shout of 'terror so loud
that It startled and totally disor
ganized ti e others of tho personnel.
With rare presence of mind Vic
tor Gueiither. DIck Sigler and Sam
Houston slid under their desks.
Otto DeJnrnot nnd Kurl York
slummed down tho lobby windows,
Sti.nley Sherwood and F. It. "Nich
ols climbed posts and Hollie Hcach
reached for a rlflo waiting for ban
(Jit to appear and tlb their worst.
Then Sheets was heard to ex
claim: ".Ichosephat," which is (Ik;
Phoenix locality equivalent for a
stronger language used farther
north in the valley. "You fellows
come here and help me catch fliese
reptyles. will you?" '
Then the greatly relieved clerks
and carriers gingerly and carefully
approached Mr. Sheets and his box
to be told that when he had lifted
the lid a baby alligator jumped out
and another one was just starting
to do so. but he had caught him In
Give to
the
Community
Chest
It, is fitting thad the. Com
munity 'Chest idrlvo in':Med
ford should be launched as
the Thanksgiving season ap
proaches. You alone can best
answer ' the question, "How
much should I give?"' '
The Biblical story of the wid-
t ow's mite will remin,d uft that
. every, small . contributien Is
welcome. The. gift without
the giver is bard'.l Ht's the
.' spirit trAit 'prompts-1ie gift
that is most important.
Just in Time for Thanksgiving
, Wade and Butcher
Carving Set
$3
Vide and Butcfier, 2 -piece Carving Set. Knife has itainlejs steel
blade, mirror hni'h. Fork tines also of atainless atecl. Both
with genuine stag handles.
For the Guest Room
. . , .
Are yon inviting guests for TliiiiikKgivingl If so, per
haps I lie guest riintii re(tiires iiMeiilinn also, Muylie n
new spread, new eitrlains, shecls or whatever yon can
buy I In-ill is so inexpensive here.
(.'olloii erinkled spreads. Kose, lilne and gold stripes;
Hlx10."i. Kxeellent (pialily. Alo si.e T'.'xlO.). Our low
prie ily $1.49
Itcinitiful rayon lied spreads, either doulile or twin-lied
size; KlxlIK"), or 7-xUl."i. . Hieh jaeiiiard palterns. Kx
eellent iiality $2.98
Other rayon spreads in assorted colors and dosigiM. Trices
range $3-98, $1.98, $0.9
I'elico sheets, Mix!)!), extra large size $1.59
( f .ft ns show you a Teiico sheet after 7.1 trips through
the laundry).
(time. As the search Htaited for the
first alligator Postmaster Warner,
j who had jumped out the window
to surround tho building when the
j alarm shout was heard, arrived
with a glass of water, ami, after
gulping it down, Carrier Sheets
; warned:
"I let t er bo careful boys ; you
can't trust crockydyles any more
than bull dogs and sea serpents "
The little alligator was finally
caught behind a filing case aud Im
prisoned in the box again with his
companion.
The two little fellows , each
about a foot long, had been con
Higncd in a pasteboard box, im
properly p;:cUed. l'roin somewhere
in Ijouisfanu to Chester Finch. It
Is a rule of the postoffico that
whenever any package is badly
damaged on Its arrival an examina
tion of Its contests must ho made
and It be fixed up for delivery, and
it was in making this examination
that Mr. Sheets had lifted the
crushed box lid.
(ConlrlhiiliNll
The American Lcttion Auxiliary
ineinhershii) committee will meet
I'Viilay at tho lllnaiy at 2: "10. All
tneinhers knowing of eliKlhles or
who will care to nld with the nieni
hershlp drive are urged lo attend
thiH meeting. This week is na
liontil inemherHhlp week and we in
tend to end otir cainpaiKii hy Janu
ary 1. PnrlhK this time all eli
cihleq and nicmhers not yet reln-
J.G.PENWEYCQ
Prepare for
Thanksgiving
here
And you will have many
things to he thankful for!
FEEL I he .wcifflill This is the fino stipe riot' griuti! only tern st'ldoiu seen til.;nji.v
. Aylit'rc. nciir (liis low jirice. Dpiilile-tlii'eutl teiTy .inid tiiiilNiiiilly iibsorljen. ' Con
(nieiitly large .(18x30 iiiflies). Hcslotk your towel chest this very liny nt this
very low prlco. A typical . i . ' . i .... , 1 t
J. ('. I'enney Co. saving ..'...'. :.,.:.'..'.'.'.!..... :.-...!...:.....'
.98
any
BABY
', Wc cm never be sure just what
makes an infant restless, hot tlic
remedy can always he the same,
l iood old Castoria! There's com
fort in every chop of this pure,
vegetable preparation, and not the
slightest harm in its frequent use.
As often as Baby has a fretful
spell, is feverish, or cries and can't
sleep, let Castoria soothe and quiet
him. Sometimes it's a touch of
colic. Sometimes constipation. Or
diarrhea a condition that should
always be checked without delay.
Just keep Castoria handy, and Rive
it promptly. Relief will follow
stated or renewed will he visited.
Mrs. Daily, membership chairman,
will accept all suggestions and help
TURKISH TOWELS
TABLE LINENS
For the Thanksgiving Dinner Table' , '
Jook lo your linens! Are they worthy of your gleaming, "
sparkling holiday talile? They will he if you take advan
tage of Hies eiisnstial values... Linen and mererizetl
dniiiusk hy (he yennl ...Iieaulil'iil piilteru cloths tit sill'-'
prisingly low prieesl ' .' '
l.iiuelieou He), 'Mx',Hi cloth, and four napkiiiH 11x11. All
linen and hand eiuhroidered v 98
ltliielieon set special, 'illxoO cloth, attraetivc designs in
choice or blue, rose, goltl or green; 4 napkins .13x13.. AJ1
linen and fust colors i.. $1.89
7-piece linen set. Cloth (Hx(i4, with colored borccrs..
Cloth mid napkins hemstitched ; ti napkins 13x13.' Set
complete $6.90
Mercerized and all-lino damask, by the yard in assorted
patterns Gty to $1.98
Table cloths, rlx.")l. Knst color borders, liny bo boiled,
sun blenched or laundry washed 98
26-Piece Set of Plated
SILVERWARE
The Grace Pattern
Set
Consists of i
6 Tri Spoonl
6 Tsble Spoons
6 Knives (sttinlsts
sittl blsdti)
6 Forks
Sugar Shell
flutter Knife
m-trnml ,
1
very promptly; if it doesn't, you
should call a physician.
All through babyhood, Castoria ;
should be a mother's standby; and
a wise mother docs not change to
stronger medicines as the child
grows older. Castoria is readily
obtained at any drugstore, and the
genuine easily identified by the
Chas. II. Fletcher signature that
appears on every wrapper.
' available. A nice prize is being
. offered to all those bringing In the
; most meniliers:
21 Year Cuartni
(re Certificate wtlfc -each
set. , . -. - .
This is a siTtm
opportunity that
wilt appeal to ths
homemaker or (1(1
seeker,
- uf -