MEDFORD MXTE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO.OX, WEDERD'AY. DECEMBER 11. 1020
PXHB THREE .-
MunIcuI Event u
SI. Mtiry's Afuiloiny
Among the important events in
miiHicul circles this week will be
tho recitnl piyen nt St. Miiry'n
AOilemy thin evening, in which
iMlvuiu-eil pupils in violin, harp,
piftiiti ami voice will he prcHentctl.
..J'Of l.HtKram will include:
'"Souvenir," JJidla, choral class;
"Ktutlf do Concert," Chaminade;
"FcuxFoIletM.M J'hillipy, Hetty
Kvuntum; "Serenade" (violin) To-M-lji-fyjidkin,
Klsie Louie; "Scotch
J'oMii," AlneJPowell, Helen Evanson
"ThoJuniHhment of Mary .Louise,"
Struck : HufcPtte Stennett: "The
Va," Jfctrbnur, - Lucille Ksllnper;
"Uunse Slave' (harp), Verdalle,
KUUne lirophy; "Afterwhiles," Ad
ams, CJrucie Lou Ivanhoe; "Fairies'
Dream," (harp), Robinson, Helen
Kviinson; "Arbutus," Davis. Elaine
Jlrophy; "Viennese Song" (violin),
Krcislei. Agnes Poliner; "Spanish
Uiince," MVun?y Mnrtha "DeSouza;
"Walizer,"1 (harp), (Jill m a n n,
"Hume, Sweet Home," Cheshire,
Hetty Stennett.
I'.tjdy TJnns Simnsor
Lrncilt Mulliiec
'fhe I-ady Lions arc sponsoring
n matinee to he gh'en at Fox's
Craterian Saturdny morning De
o&nber 14, to which all the pub
lic, especially the children, in the
Jtiigue JCiver valley lire, invited.
This is for the benefit of "needy
families." Admittance will be
articles of cast off clothing that
i:;wi . ne um'u lur . iiic uisin ouiion
in families, who 1 are less fortn
rntc. Toys will a,lso he accepted.
The committee- asks that the ar-
tides donated ho in good condition.
i; i:. o. ttvt -
llt;nio of Mi's. Kelly
Chapter A A of J K. O. met for
iliolr regular December meeting at
iho home of .Mrs. K. H. Kelly this
a fternnon.
"CJifts for the needy" were do
nated by each member of the
chapter ns this is an annual cus
tom. Mrs. T. W. Miles gave a
review on a late novel on biogra
phy. ' -
Lutheran Aid Society
Postpone Meeting: r .
The Lutheran Aid Society will
not meet Thursday, December Hi,
owing to the birthday . dinner on
that date, at the church parlors.
The society will meet with Mrs.
L. Smith, t!0 5 South Newtown,
Thursday, Dec. lflth, at 2 o'clock.
Hostess For
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. J. C. Mann entertained a
small group of friends at luncheon
during the week. The afternoon
was enjoyed playing bridge. Guests
were Mrs. (ieorge Garrett, Mrs.
Hurdette Dodge and Mrs. I. K.
Schuler.
M-
Miss Katherine Keyos of the
Cinderella Shop who has been
confined to her home on account
of illness several days is improv
ing and expects to return to her
position tomorrow.
Miss Jane Hansen who has been
enjoying a three weeks' vacation
In Vancouver, British Columbia, is
expected home the first of next
week. '
Mi. IMtt Noble Omuls
j Are- Kiitei'tiilncfl
j The Mt. IMtt Past Xoble Grand
club met In all-day session at the
home of Inez Ferguson on Thurs
day and enjoyed a covered dish
luncheon and Christmas exchange.
The houso was beautifully decor
ated in Christmas cheer.
Those enjoying the day were:
Mesdames (.Mara Vincent. Krnes
tine Rostell, JJetta Fankey, C. M.
Merritt, Mary May, Nellie Sim
mons. Clara Farra, Mary Richard
son, i'earl Ilonney, Ida Henderson,
Frank Adams and the hostess.
Mrs. (ilcn Terrill
Honor Guest at Bridge.
Complimenting Mrs. Glen Terrill
of Klamath Falls, the Blue Flower
lodge at Phoenix last night was
the scene of a bridge party, at
tended by Medford ladles. A din
ner at seven was served and was
followed by three tables of bridge.
The following were present: Mrs.
Glen Terrill. Mrs. lilva Mitchell,
Mrs. Aubrey Norrls, Miss Llnnie
Hnnseomb, Mrs. Lydia King, Miss
Augusta Clover, Mrs. F. 11. Swee
ney, Miss Joseph ine Koppes, Mrs.
Louis Jennings. Miss Kdith Ijitibs
cher, Mrs. Linna Looker and Miss
Olga -Anderson.
Mrs. K K. Kelly
1. K. (). Hostess Today.
Mrs. K, K. Kelly was hostess
of the A. A. Chapter of P. F. O.
at her home, .1111 Queene Anne
avenue, this afternoon, the meet
ing beginning at 1 ;30. In keep
ing with the Christmas spirit, x
thought was given to the needy,
each member bringing a gift, to
be distributed with others by a
committee later. Light refresh
ments were served during the
j afternoon.
Carnation Club
The Carnation club was enter
tained at the home of Zella Mc
Beth of this city this week, with
the afternoon spent in making
Christmas stockings to fill later
on for Christmas club party. Re
freshment of chicken patties, sal
ad, graham crackers, rolls and
chocolate were served. Ladies
present were Lois Richardson,
Donna Richardson, Donna Bren
ner, Rose Hodgson, X. Herlford
and Mrs. McBeth.
the winter In Spain, northern
I Africa and along- the Riviera,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Chandler Kgan
j teft by motor yesterday for their
I winter home at Pebble Reach,
; where they remain a few days be
i fore taking ihe tnuin for Chicago.
j where they will 'spend iho hull-j
u ays wuu relatives nno iriciius,
to return to Pebble Beach for the
winter.
Howard Parent-Teachers
Will Meet Friday
The Parent-Teachers' association
of the Howard school will hold a
meeting at the school house Fri
day afternoon, December V.I, at
2:15. Mrs. Carl Fitchner of this
city will address the assocaitiou
nn "The Alms of the P.-T. A."
Every member una! others inter
ested are urged to attend.
FOR PRIZE DISPLAYS
Plans for Itfedford'fl second nn
imial outdoor Christmas lighting
I contest were outlined at yester-
day's meeting of the publicity com
Imittee of the Chamber of Commerce
land full details will be announced
at an early date.
This year's contest will be broad
ened In scope and will offer prizes
for the best unit displays such as
the best decorated residence win
dow, entrance or outdoor tree in ad
dition to the general residence dis
plays. There will probably be a
separate classification for. apart
ment house, court or group dis
plays as well.
Much interest is being shown in
the 192! contest and it is antici
pated that a record number of lo
cal people will participate in mak
ing Medford a "city beautiful" by
night as well uh by day during the
coming holiday season.
Rules of the contest and a list of
the attractive prizes offered by lo
cal merchants will be published in
the near future.
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Sti-ohmler.
On the occasion of her birth
day Tuesday, Mrs. Lulu Strohmier
was given a pleasant surprise
party at her home near Central
Point. A number of friends spent
the afternoon with her in conver
sation and music. A delicious
covered luncheon was served later
in the afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. Vlnnie Ky:e. r.trs. Betta
Pankey. M rs. Inez1 Ferguson, M rs.
Mollie Wright, Mrs. Mollie Neale
and Mrs. Lulu Strohmier.
Winter Kxmlus Starts.
Mrs. Alfred Carpenter, nurse
and children left today for 'Pasa
dena, California, where they spend
Christmas with relatives and
friends, to lie joined later by Mr.
Carv-entor. The first week in Jan
uary Mr. and .Mrs. Carpenter, with
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter,
will sail from Xew York to spend
FOR SALE OF SEALS
Mrs. Corning Kenly and Mrs.
Glenn Fa brick, representing tho
Jackson County public Health as
sociation, visited the St. Mary's
academy and the Rogue River
academy last Monday in interest
of Christmas seal work, which
has been progressing satisfac
torily since it was begun for the
Christmas season early this niontb
Mrs. Kenly was especially pleas
ed with the response In the two
sehoofs' aml''said frv- liarfc: 'i- "No
where have 1 seen more Interest
shown by students and teachers
than in these two schools."
The first school to return 100
per cent results is the Taurelhurst
school, taught'by :rrs. isdmondson.
The Lone Mountain school, taught
by Lottie Montgomery, was sec
ond and tho Medford schools wera
third.
Tillamook Paving of section of
Sixth street Fast completed.
Christmas Sale
Women's Lace Collars
Begins Tomorrow
at M. M. Dept. Store
Received Yesterday Large Assortment of the
Newest in Lace Collars To Sell at Special Prices
llfl I
One Lot
SPECIAL
98c
Collar iind Cuff Sets; a regular
.fl.L'O; value.
One Lot
SPECIAL
$1.95
Large slinwl collars; georgette
law trim: and all-over laee.
Values to 2.")). -
One Lot
Special $2.95
Kxlra large collars, heavy laces and cut-out georgette.
Viilues to 4.50.
M. M. .
Department Store
i Pay Less Dress Better
El
It is estimated that there is now
at least ts lo S feet of snow at tho
rim of (.'rater lake, four, feet at
Anna Spring camp, and three feet
at trie K!:imuih and Medford en
trances to Crater National park.
No word could be received from
iq park today, as Hanger Ft. H.
Jteck and .Mrs. Keck arrived In the
city from the park last evening,
and no one is there now except the
caretaker of the lodge.
Air. and Mrs. Heck had great
difficulty leaving the park be
cause of the snow, and passed thru
quite an experience in so doing
It taking them nearly all day Man
da to get to Ft. Klamath.
On receiving telephonic word at
Anna . Spring camp from W. ('.
(Jodfrey. chief ranger, at 8 a. nt.
Monday to close the park at once,
Mr. and Mrs. Beck started in their
car for the west, or Medford en
trance. Intending to stop there for
a day or so, and then come on to
their home In this city.
They could only get about 1 00
yards away because (he eight
inches of wet snow piled up in
front of the wheels and stalled the
car. They then returned to Anna
Spring camp and after Ranger
Heck had drained and disconnect
ed all the water pipes and attended
to some other details by 11a. ni..
In order to leave the national park
u n en red f o r d u ri n g the wi n t e r
season, they started to go out over
the snow by the south, or Kort
Klamath entrance.
The progress was slow, both nn
account of the snow nnd the fact
that several big trees were down
across the road between Anna
Spring camp and the Clarden of
the (iods. It took them from 11
a. m. to 2 :Ho p. in. to reach the
tiarden of the Gods, one and one
fourth miles distant being able to
make only four or five feet at a
time because the wet snow piling
up In front and stopping them.
Finding that they were - ma
rooned and could not get out of
the park without help, Mr. and
Mi's. lieck returned to Anna
Spring camp and phoned from
there to the garage at Fori Klam
ath for assistance, and then pro
ceeded back to the Garden of the
Gods, to wait for this help, In the
shape of a 10-ton truck nnd driver,
to arrive. Tho truck started from
'Fort Klamath at 3:30 p. m., but
did not arrive ut the Garden of the
Clods until 7 p. ni. because of
encountering several trees down
across the road between the south
park boundary and tho tiarden of
the Gods.
As soon as the truck arrived the
Heck: car was hyoked,to Its ireyy
by a chain, :nnd the rescueTl and
rescuer started for Ft. Klamath,
reaching there at 9:45 o'clock
Monday night.
Tuesday morning Ranger Beck
sta rted to ma ke a trip back to
Anna Spring camp to take the
depth of snow there, but could
only get as far as the old aban
doned Hawmlli, two and one-fourth
miles distant, where the snow was
12 feet deep, lie then returned to
Fort Klamath and he and -Mrs.
Reck then camo on, back to Med
ford.
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
Preparations were nearing com
pletion today for tho big annual
Firemen's ball tomorrow night ut
the Oriental Gardens, where dan
cers from all southern Oregon, In
addition to Medford, are expected
lo bo present. Members of the
regular and volunteer departments
have been selling tickets for sev
eral daH and expect to complel.
their labors today.
The music for tho parly will be
furnished by bom Provost'H Pep
Peddlers of Ashland and dancing
will begin at I) o'clock. Th
funds derived from the dance will
be kept by the two departments
as nn emergency fund to provide j
for unexpected expenses,
EARL ULRICH TO WED
A "marriage llcenoe was Issued
yesterday by the county clerk of
Josephine county at Giants Pass,
to Hazel Nichols of this city and
Knr! I'lrlch of Klk creek.
Roth are well known In this city
nnd members of pioneer Jackson
county families.
The groom -(o-be in n stockman,
and recent ly completed a modern
bungalow on his ranch In the Klk
Creek district, where they will
make their home.
SALE OF MERCHANDISE!
The dale wlilch lias been In pro-
KreHH at WHI 11. Wllnon'a atore on :
North Front ntret for the imt
two weeks will continue with niMI
tlonal reductions on all merchan
tllae In Block, Mr. Wlltion announc- ;
ed totlay. Tho Hale event Includes '
all Koodx Inrl ml lim men's nnd wo
men ilotliliiK for drewi or utility.
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Krtiilte lo Adjourn
W,KIIINiTO.V, Dec. II. IPi
Tli enito lodny adopted n rfHoltt
tlon to ndjolirn ' over the holldfiys
from December 21 until January t.
Hawthorne Flyers
$36.00
Unfit for speed and endur
ance. New multiple disc type
ennstor brake.
$9-45
Electric
Trains
A real train willt nn electric
engine, piiihnnn, haK"aKe and
observation conehoa. 40-inch
length.
Stanley $Q.98
Tool Chests
Hatchet bit brace, clilaolB, mi
ner bits, etc., of famous Stan
ley q u a 1 it y. Beautifully
' lacquered.
$3-95
Ornamental and Useful
9-Cup
Percolators
Ileaiitiful paneled body of
aluminum . . . nnn-hcntliiK
clionlzed handle. Starts per
colntlut; quickly!
Dump
Truck
$4.69
19 Gauge Steel
lied dumps with a crank at
side. Truck will hold n 200
pound man! Rubber tires
molded on atcel base, blue
enamel with red renders,
wheels nnd cnb. 20 by 7
Inches.
92c
Erector
Sets
Makes bicycled, wagons,
bridges. Includes disc wheels,
car trucks, I type Klrders.
Many parts colored.
Boys' Wear and Furnishings y
Assembled for Christmas Giving j .
Practical, serviceable gifts for boys such as suits and coats, or gifts for pleasure
and amusement only. Whichever kind you choose you'll find exactly what you're
looking for at Ward's. Come down and select their presents here whtre they
themselves would buy them. We want you to verify the low prices that many
boys have discovered are made possible at Ward's because of the tremendous
buying power of our 9 Mail Order Houses and nearly 500 Retail Stores.'
Collegiate
Overcoats
$5-65
Mannish
Winter Suits
$9-95
The same styles that are aeon on tho best
campuses! Wonderful tailoring and the new
materials make these dressy coats favorites
for boys who know what they want nnd de
mand It. C nn ill 110 boucle, camel's hair and
chinchilla cloth ill the season's smartest
colors. Your Rood taslo will lie forever ac
claimed if yon choose one of these Kood-'
looking coats. Sixes tl to 14. ,
Every hoy likes the nBsurance that Ward's
smart sulta give him of looking his best;1
Now winter patterns. tailoring along best '
lines , fine quality, and' unusual serviced
make these suits the preference of boys amV '
mothers nlike. A range of colors that will,
meet all tastes. Ward's suits make thongt
t'ul gifts always moat acceptable. - Slzes,.9K
to Hi. . - - v
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
A Small Deposit Holds Goods Until Called For! v
83c
Boys' Smart
Dress Shirts
Their most particular taste will be delighted with these
smart, mannish dress shirts. Plain white, broadcloths
and new fancy printed shirtings. Collar attached; one
button cuffs; one pocket. Good substantial quality that
la long wearing and easy to launder. C to 14-Inch neckv
Fine Quality
Dressy Hose
25c
Stocltlnga that will satisfy their flare for color nnd snap
py patterns as well as plain colored stylos. Mannish
kneu length stockings nlso full length, Excellent ,
winter weight both wnrm nii'aorvlcenblo. will give
splendid service for school and dressy enough for best.
All the popular colors. '
Assortment of
Colorful Ties
49c
A boy's tie wardrobe la never too complete. ' Theao
dualling stripes, neat rigured patterns, riornl designs,
and plnln qolora would ploasd any atyle mlnded boy;
rine quality hqavy' neckwear silk, excellently shaped and
iniidii with non-wrinkle lining. Check off several names
on your list with these good-looking ties, . .
Neat-Fitting Shoes
"Just Like Dad's"
$3.98
Handsome, rugged Ilenu Drummed Jr. (loodyenr Welt
Shoea that all boys are proud or. Smart square toes,
creased vamps and rancy perforations. Sturdy, plump
full-weight gniin leather stands up under hardest
wear. A practical gift suggestion Hint's suro to be ap
preciated. Sizes I to fi.-
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Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
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Agency
A. L. HILL, Minio"
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Medford, Oregon
Phone 9 for
FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOL8TERIN0, REFiNisHiNQ
FRANK HOWARD
119 Wett Main Street
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Bilk from top to toe with
French Eeel
1 jte
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