Medford mail tribune., November 26, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

-P3Cdl. THREW
,,,TOYLAND
NOW OPEN
, Shop Early
A Small Deposit
Will Hold Merchandise
Until Christmas
IG.PENNEYO.
While , surlul uctivlty, unlike
charity, iloca not always bfrgin at
homo it U centered around the
family hoarth this week. The. sec
rot Is ThaiiluKlvIng. a sort of
mysterious p"oj;rnm of preparation
Is koIhk on wlihin each family civ
ile, ami Is, typically enouKh, Jeal
ou.sly guanlcd auliiM tho too close
scrutiny of tho outside world,
A number of dinner parties are,
however, scheduled for that day, at
the local hotels, but even about
these, the hosts and hostesses have
not too much to say. Among those I
who will entertain fiiendH at the
Hotel Med ford on Thursday arej
VHe following: Mr. and Mrs. J. B.j
r Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutch-
l-on. Mr. and Mrs. A. U Hill. Jack
Carlo and Mrs. T. J. Amspoker.
Mrs. Maudo Untmes and Mr. and
Mrs. John Orth.
i:iki ami T.i'Klon Will
Top Week's Km-inl Calendar.
Tho two leading kocIM events of
the week will he the KM; party
AVednosday night at the temple, and
tho American Uepion annual
Thanksgiving dance at tho Oriental
(Inrdens Thursday night.
The dnnce public and others will
le pleased to learn that Jack Bow
ring's orchestra has been secured
for' the latter event nt no little
trouble and expense. J,. C. Gar
Jock and . a competent committee
have charge of tho affair and from
all reports, largo parties will at
tend from Ashland and surrounding
potntn. lio wring's orchestra are
.said to bo clever entertainers and
nromt.se a series of stunts and skits
throughout the evening. It is cx
' peeted that this party will be even
Larger than the Armistice "day ball.
The committee announced at noon
today that both the Medford and
Ashland football, squads - will be
guests of honor at the party.,,
DUuicr Cluli Moots
At I A' wis VlrU-h Homo.
. Mrs. Lewis I'lrlch was hostess to
the dinner club of which she is n
member, at her home. 839 Minne
sota avenue, last night. Covers
were laid for 12. including Mn and
Mrs. C. M. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. M. X.
Hogan, Dr. and Mrs. Tt. W. Sleeter.
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Thayer and the
host' and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
1,pw1k IHrirh.
A
DIFFERENT
METHOD
SAVES THE(,
v FULL FLAVOR"
AlllCI-lrilU JiCKlllll DUIICC!
At )ack.,uiivtllu Popular. 1
Thi? American Lotion club of
Jacksonville, who a week utso lut !
Saturday Inaugurated a program of
weekly dances to extend through
the winter, lna the early satisfue-;
tion of knowing that its plan in
an assured success. Crowds of
dance lovers from Medford. Ash-1
land and various points throughout,
the valley are seeking their Satur-
day night diversion in the historic
old town, made lively by the strains
of the Imperial orchestra whose1
music peals forth from the U. 8. 1
hotel. j
One of tho . principal drnwlnj,
cards Is the popularity contest
which will be concluded at tho ter-t
minatlon of the program on New;
Year's eve. A number of feminine
candidates have already sprung into
the limelight and more are due to,
follow, their votes coming with the;
purchase of tickets and cast in the.
ballot box each week. A list of
handsome prizes are offered by
merchants of Medford and sur-;
rounding points fov the six mo.-d !
popular girls attending. j
I
11. ami I', V. Club Holds
Icpi.v Sonir llelicarsal.
Tho regular Thursday noon
luncheon of the lluslness and Pro
fessional 'Women's club will be
postponed this week, because of
Thanksgiving coming on that dny.
A successful and peppy song ro
hcrsal was held at the home of
Mrs. Jl. C. Mulholland last night
with over 15 members of the, or
ganization in attendance. It was
decided to schedule a like rehearsal
every Tuesday night, the location
to be announced later. Clever and
appropriate songs will be learned
for the state Business and Profes
sional "Women's convention to be
held here in May. Refreshment
were served by Mrs. Mulholland nt
the conclusion of last night's meet
ing. -,
Williamsons Knleruilil.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Williamson
and a number of their friends en
tertained Saturday evening nt the
country home of the former on
lieall Iinc. In honor of r. and
Mrs. R. Scott of Seattle, who stop
ped over here for a few days' vis'.t
on their way to Tx8 Angeles for
tho winter. Mrs. Williamson is a"
niece of Dr. and Mrs. Scott.
Dancing and singing were en
joyed throughout the evening by
the guests, numbering around 25.
Refreshments were served.
Ijldy I'.lks Have, Day.
All brother lilks will discreetly
withdraw from tho temple tomor
row nt 2 o'clock to let the ladles
have their day. Mrs. H. C. Oaddls.
Mrs. I.. Uundy and Mrs. J. W.
Mitchell nro tho committee in
charge of the regular Klks Ladies'
day activities which will take place
during the afternoon from 2 to r.
nridge, pool nnd refreshments will
bo tho order of tho afternoon.
llihlc. Class Convenes.
The Women's Ullilo class of the
local I'resbylorian church Is hold
lug its regular monthly meeting lu
the church parlors this afternoon,
the session having begun at 2
o'clock. Members whoso birthdays
occur in October, November and
December will be honored at th
meeting.
'
Eastern Stars l'east.
Officers and substitute-officers
of .tho local chapter of Kastcrn
Star enjoyed a 6 o'clock dinner,
served by members Rt the Masonic
hall last night. The rooms and
tables were bright and cheery In
holiday decorations of red and
green. Twenty-six attcifdcd the
function. The evening was spent,
playing bridge.
.
I'. K. O. MoriM Tomorrow.
Tho A. A. chapter of P. K. O.
will hold their regular semi
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. C. C. Goldsbcrry In Central
Point tomorrow nfternoon at 2:30.
An educational day program is
scheduled, with Mrs. C. D. Thomp
son In charge.
f
MJ
HI -TEST VACUUM
COFFEE
" The Copco players are to be on
KM KM tonight between and in
p. m.. in their presentation of MlH
Helen Norrls' play, "Tho Mask."
Miss Norrls has written "The Mask"
especially for the Copco cast. It Is
said to bo a sparkling story of one
of the tragedies of the late war
that turned out ns a thanksgiving.
The cast Includes Jo Murray Hos
tel. Maude Codding, Karle Davis
mill Fi tcher Fish. Tho cast Is
much interested In "The Mask"
and should give their best in the
performance tonight.
: N.
The Realty Hoard Is making n
.lrlvo nmonff the business men to
i secure monthly contributions, cov
ering a period of six months, to
advertise the Uogue River valley
outside of Oregon.
There are now n large number
OI people imtllirillK iiiiuui im.i.w.v-.
bers of commence anil members of
the realty boards.
There will he a big immigration
to the coast this year and the Idea
of the realty board Is to attract
these people to this valley.
Church Destroyed
t'KIAH, CHl.. Nov. 26. (P The
Methodist church, tiullt a year ago
at a cost of t5&,O0O, was destroyed
by (Ire, believed to have been of
Incendiary origin.
Mid -Winter Fashions
Emphasize the
Luxuriously Fur-trimmed
COATS
and the New Silhouette
24
75
These coats ire emphatically new . . . and very smart.
.Some modclj indicate a slightly higher waistline with
novel seaming . . . others flare ever so slightly . .
still others are on straight lines in the back with Vion-j
net's wrappy front effect ... all have generous col-i
lars and cuffs of 'flattering furs. Be sure to see them.
i i and soon. ;
.Women : Misses : Juniors
A Groiip of Charming Afternoon
'RESSES!
in the new
silhouette
Satin and Canton Crepe
That a feminine season of graceful, sway
ing fashions is upon us is apparent in these'
very new dress fashions ... stressing the
raised waistline and definitely longer skirt :
that everyone agrees is characteristic of mid- '
season modes. Satin and canton crepe are
the materials ... the size range includes ,
dresses for women, misses and juniors . . , j
and the price is delightfully low. , , t Qply l
75
A Quilted Robe
The Very Thing for
Her" for Christmas!
She will adore one of these cozy rotes in a lovely soft
pastel shade , . . and she will appreciate your thought- '
fulness more every time she slips into it. Made of
lustrous satin do chine and quilted in different pat
terns.'' The price is surprisingly little for such attrac-,
tive robes." ' 1
A Million Woman Approve
Our Outstanding Values in
Full-Fashioned
HOSIERY
And a million women can't be wrong! They know that at
their J. C i'enney Store they
can find a smart, thrifty an
swer to every hosiery prob
lem. Come in and let us
show you I
Other Popular Humbert
, f t
No. 445 Silk - and -Rayon
Hose. Pairj...,98c
No. 447 Scmi-shcer, silk-to-thc-top!
A wide fa
vorite f " Pair V'.".". .. .!. 49
No. 455 Clear chiffon ta
the top, with a picot edjje!
Pair v.Jl.49
Lingerie
You hnve licvpr (It'citincd
, of sui'li lovely vtmk'rtliitisis
lit such inodt'st prices, per
fectly tailored some
" 'plain, some laee trimmed
. . . you will love, them
yourself . . . and you will
he proud to give them to
' your friends.
: l'laiu tailored bloomers
mill vesls in fine untitle
.' rayon. Each, only....4i9
Heaviest rayon tailored
., bodice-top vest. Paste!. 1
similes 79
?.''HJ'i" pajamas,' splendid
assortment. Priced
; jpi.98, $2.98, Jj;3.98
$1.98
' Clove silk underwear, che
mise, bloomers, French
panties . $.149
"' Rayon gowns 98c to
$2.98
Handmade crepe de eljjrlo
pajamas, plain tailored
ami applique $9.90
Hlaek fm'ii'Hn gowns,
$398
Crepe de inline chemise,
hant'Imaile. Splendid ipuil
ity $2.98, $4.98
Hand Bags
.Plenty of variety many
extreme novelties as well
as the staple numbers.
The prices lire extremely
low and they just arriv
ed from the New York
style centers. Prices
range
$1.98 to S7.90
' rA Man Will
Always Welcome
Ties
for
Ihristmasf
Biff, generously
Cut ties that are
durable and long
wearing. Marie of
high quality,
fleeted materials
with flowing ends
in sparkling
colon and de-oignt.
98c to $1.49
Blackboards
Bring Lots of Fun
and Practical Help
to Young Students!
This one is gaily finished in
green, yellow and rrd and has
two blackened fibre writing sur-'
faces, size 12x12 inches. Size
over-all, 39x20 inches. A great
help for youngsters learning
(heir A-B-C'sl
98c
House Slippers
FOR MEN
This is the time of year
when house slippers are
particularly interesting to
men. Kires to he built, in
the early nioriiing cause
some of Mien's fancy to re
turn to warm house slip
pers. You will find ' abundant
variety here ami of course,
our usual low prices pre
vail. 98c to ,$2.98
Men's Hose
Fancy jaeijuanl patterns
in rayon inul lisle hose for
men. A. splendid ipiality
offering many beautiful
pal cms from w h i c h to
choose. ' Pair
25c
Sweaters
Useful Charming
Worsted plaited sweaters
in a choice assortment of
colors and patterns. A gift
he will delight in.
$1.98
A Gunning Bed
for Doll Children v
,. Kven the most restless of doll-babies will soon drift off
to doll-slttmberland, if they have a bed like this to be tucked
into. And how very proud their young mother would be to
have one I Of wood, with slat bottom, finished in ivory or;
colors. 27 inches long, Hyi inches wide, and 16 inches high.
You can roll it wherever you like I '. '."-;.,: .
7
98c
MEN'S LOUNGING ROBES
Kniicy rayon lounging robes made with roll collar, full
Skinner satin trimmed collar, cuffs, pocket ' and full :
.length front. In smart colors.
$4.98
Deacon flannel' bath robes for men in a comprehensive
range of patterns and colors.
$3.98 to $9.90
New Shipment of LUGGAGE
If you are going away for the holidays, or pcrhaps'TT"
you are considering luggage as a Christmas gift, we are
sure' you will be delighted with our new line. Fitted
cases for women, overnight cases, hand hags and Glad
stones for men. .The quality and tho price will surely
please yon. Select Now 1 ... t
Shirts of Quality
A New Pattern and Plain Colon '
Tine broadcloth shirts that come in
collar attached and neckband style.
. Some wilh patented non-shrinlcable
collar, All finely made and cut with
plenty of room throughout. Ei4t
lent values I x ;
$
1.98