Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN""."? BOOSTER CLUB HOLDS wTuesd:y 'evening 'at the home of Inn names. Cake and turbu er. YOU NG FOLKS HOME FOR ! I,el'le uf ",0 nclKliboi'lKiiiU wore j mond. Koland Hoover, OeorKe Olid j Scandinavian music of Hn'edcn ' Wll I IAMC VUATrU MCCT Mr' M'"' "" l-emmu"' for '"'' All departed shortly "f''lun mAVC , n... CDnj ! '"' fr the holidays. Miss Him.y KUea CM elements frnur' Played by fivenative of that WILLIAMS WATCH MEET: 4VU., meetm. There were -only. ' wood wi.shs HOLIDAYS WILLOW SPGS.'nill.a Anderson wax hero from! ' n1 ,..'.,. trnm country Wa, victorious oer J' I,, yuuiw folks pre.ent. . 1... ,h" "w y,'i,r Portland: Mbw Cladya Hlcltmond : ( "rval118; .'"' 11,1 I i selections of this ' country played' WILLIAMS CIIEKK. Ore.. Jan. , inK absent on their vacation. . WILLOW SI'KINC.S. Ore.. Jan. ::. from Salem: Leah Parker from Luncne. r.'$4r college student lert i bv Kl.ank cotler'a orchestra In n. 3. (Spl ) The Booster cliih in-t ; The evening was spent In plav- rinmlfled advertising gets results. (Special i .Mt of the yoiniK Klamath couniy; ami Wlhla Klch-' on or before New Year's day. 'contest broadcast hy KSTI. ADEQUATE I Fl R E MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD, PRECOX, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10HO. Wesfem :W6odsiNeed;33,-i 695 Miles of trails, Tele- phone : Systems,; Lookout j Tpyvens, More Men to Pro videu Adequate Safety... i WASHINGTON, Jan. . 3. (fi) ."VMhtern fowstsV.(ivutl'4pplK. burn fc(T in the summer of 1929, need 3 3 . t3 1 5 more miles of trails,. 12.600 more miles of .telephone ay si urn, 765 more lookout towers, and 1501) more men to bring them up to an adequate standard of safety. Ni These figures were given today "In n report to the forest service, by District Forester Kvan W. KeU ley, in charge of the Northern, Rocky Mountain district, who has just completed an Investigation of the four biff, fire districts of the WiAft,' the Northern Rocky Mountain- . Uie.'aeiric , Northwest, the. California and the ; Intermountafn. lri urging the speedy adoption qf better', forest' protection, Kelley wild It 'would take nine and one half years' at the present rate of accomplishment, to complete the , telephone system alone, lie said that one ''guard now attempts to protect 2R.0OO acres lor 44sn,uarc ni i ies, n nd t hat t h is n rea sho u I d be 'cut1 down to To.uOO acres and the main force 'Increased from "'2223 regular guards 'In the fire sfuisnu to 3792. '" - " VASIIINOTON. .(an. .1. (P) rotary, Hyde today discussed will. President Hoover a reeom nndation for nn "emergency up- priatlon, of .$18,000 to fight proying -insects in the national for oms of Idaho. " . The' agricultural department head said after his conference that pine beetles were causing heavy losses in fine timber in severalof the Idaho forests. PANKEY'S RED HAT ACUAMBNTO, .CaU., J;in. 3.- " .'-(PH-AiRed felt bat. Jed Sheriff AV. . y. Buckner of k'inss county to Suspect George Paukey' of ' Kose- burg. Ore., of being 'one of twaJ men vanted,, for the murder of , Billic Dean, negro cotton picker hear Corcoran last November 21. As it result Huckner received from I Al , .. T wv, v. i oung s jjinee extra ui & ti parsers p'erWlttinKhim to seek the return, of Pankey from the northern coast state, i Dean's body was found floating In an Irrigation ditch with his skull crushed. The sheriff de clared that he was last seen in the company of the two men, one ofj whom wore a red felt hat. SAMS VALLEY FEELS NECESSITY OF WELLS V SAMS VALLKY, Ore., Jan. 3. known Medford well driller moved I Into our district Wednesday to drill a well on the Wilson ranch. Severn! wella have heen attempt ed as well as drilled In the last dry year.' Some are drilling to get below surface water while others were 'drilling hecause of the scar city' of water. A Grants l'nss driller abandoned a weir on the Vkti HoeVenhuiK place after drill ing 270 feet and striking no water. , AJdcep well on the Williams place 5ljs ahnndoned for the same rea som hy a .Medford man. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE FOR CENTRAL POINTERS iCBXTRAL POINT,; Ore., Jan. 3. (ftp!.) Under the auspices ttf thj Xorlnwestern State Mission, an il lustrated llcture on recent Amer- lean firohneolopicnl descoveries in j the rc-ftlons of Yucatan, Peru and.; Bolivia, will he Riven In the I. O, O. l' hall at Central Point on Thursday, January !t. at ":30 p. m.l ' JOveryhody welcome and no .ad- i mission charge. I Wall Street Report fc?BV YORK. Jan. 3. (VP) SAek prices continued to fluctuate wfthlh a rather narrow trading j aia oday with neither the ''buii" nor ;'bear" operators apparently 1 Jitfe, to gain any decided ndvnn- ,,,'flq. ' The market appeared to leadership. . JJ V'all money dropped from 6 to 5 pm- cent. Jrhe erratic course of prices is Illustrated by the movement of Fox Film A, which closed yester-' day at 17 hi. opened today at 1". rallied to 1 8 . xroke to a new low, fit and then rallied to 20c, United State Steel common moved up to 169, dropped back :o;; and then rallied above HH.j! JHears-Roebuck and Montgomoi v; Ward nold within three points of; the lows established In the Novem ber break. Special Istucji (turned upwards ii .brik fashion in the final hnai. Hudson Motors, Pullman, (tenrr.rl Railway Sipnal, J. I. ro.e and Otis Kli-veator improved 3 to 5 point. Fdx Film "A rebounded to 2ic, as the shorts were driven to covt. "'A ' Steel rrowsed K9 nt'ain.4 MKLDRJTT x v mJ - !. .v, .. .v..,. ; I " Ward's Nation-Wide Mid-Wnter Sales begin tomor-. row I . . . and thrifty shoppers, from coast to coast,' begin to profit HUGELY. Twelve million families saved approximately thirty-five million dollars by trad ing at Ward's stores last year! If you were not among them get acquainted with Ward Values NOW. Our low regular prices have been reduced even lower fcr this event! You can save on practically everything "you need for winter. 117 So. Central Medford, "Ore. A NATION WIDE SELLING EVENT Women! . . an Opportunity "to' Stock up on Golden Grest Silk Hose These nationally famous hose are reduced for this sole only. Kxoulsitely "sheer chiffon or service weight of. a lovely qua lily full fashioned, all pure silk. Jlodish French lice's Warm Wool Slo.'-kings for Youngsters. V.Ui iiiiisi .-.. i. Table Linens Are Underpriced lively linens that lend .. beauty to hospitality and charm o any hinn ! Kegular prices .are mopey yn vint; wle prices-extraordinary! Irish Linen Damssk Cotton Damask Per yd. 63c Woven ; from- . selected white cotton yarns and mercerized to a rich luster. Assorted floral or Bpot patterns. "2 inches wide. Time-tested. Per yard $1.89 Pure - damask with a rich satin surface, beautifully patterned. : Woven from sturdy Jrlsh flax that Wears -well; nnd looks well after laundering. 1 lleached: white. NAPKINS TO AlATCH I'nhcm med. About 22 inches square. A linen value beyond the ordinary. C for $,1.00. Exceptional Sweater Values For Men and Women $3.95 These all wool Shaker sweaters .ha,ve double Unit shawl collars, j-e; infofced shoulders and are hand , finished. Coat and slipover styles for men and women. Very warm nnd durable. Sweaters for Children Boys' and girls' wool Shaker sweaters in the same styles come in maroon, navy and huff. Sizes 2 to 6 A Bargain $2-19 Buy Spring Lingerie Nbw at These Sale Prices ' IJAIXTV CltKPI-: IOVXS A lovely gown for the price. Dainty triminlugii in assorted colors. Sizes 34 to 46. 98 c P.H1S-IIK FOUNDATIONS i- Th- new frocks demand the proper foun dation garment. This one combine a Jersey hrnsferre top with a lightly boned,, rayon-striped, batiste slrdle. Olves youthful lenderness. Qfi Sizes ,14 to :t(i. 1 i0 Pillow Cases of the Same Fine Quality 35c Pillow cases to match are also neatly hemmed, minp. 1 42x1B Inches before hem- 4r- Congoleum RugsF1T0S JS, sip nr.' ft. $11.35 In thls 'sale we offer special vnl-, f 4 tics. KXtra ncavy, wnier-pruui. agKii'aS'!WSB stain-prooi. Artistic, pat 1 M eof Womens Fashions COATS at M Price A Special Lot of Millinery rormerly f l.l)K-l:t . lis , (NOW 98c to $1.98 An o p p 6 r t u nlty to have two smart hats for the ' prlt'e of one! Kelts, satins, velvets and novelties sharp ly reduced for clearance: A special roup of Winter coats ' which mild ft'Ktilarly froin$ll.7r to 4 . 7 r are nffered " lo you for Just HALF' THU'T! $7.3M in $12.;iS. Tnatof tbe Pinnrtest fab rics, trimmed with 'the most flattering furs in the new styles. I'olois find black.' A Group of DRESSES at -oimc'rlv SellliiB at. $S.9.- to Sllt.n.-. Now $2.98 to $7.38 Frocks'' that youSnay wear now and lute Into thV - Kprlntt, too! Silk crepes satins ; featherweight, woolens oven velvets . , .,vii.lues that will a m a it e you. ln trluuing feminine details sinart colors. Warm Underwear at Bargain Prices For the Winter Months Still "Ahead Meri's Part Wool Union ' Suits Tailor made,, of extra fftic rqnali-fpwior'Sri3r?''rTiio 'olhtleA ctitton frouser 'sent. ' i . '''! 9 .28' Sizes 3G-44. ; Each Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers The finest extra heavy '-weight all ' pure Atisfhil ian wool. 'Spring "needle knit1 insures snug rimooth' lit.. Long, legs and . Jong sleeves. Sizes: Shirts :)(-4(;. . t.';-, f drawers, -32-44. . r J, Boys Heavjrw'eight Cotton Union Suits Pine finality elastic ribbed cotton Military s1i6ill ; tiers 'and fiat collarette i neck, long sleeves .and neck.'.. .. i, -. ..h.V: i'-CA-, ... CtO f 4 to'ie voars. OWC to COLD WEATHER AUTO NEEDS You Save Money When You Bay Here RIVERSIDE Road -Grip Chains Size $A .39 A Real 30x4.50 Value Klcftilcally Welded, Motorists know the effic iency of these chains! Deep ly case-hardened;, larffe cen ter core for additional strength. New Improved lock-end fasteners will not loosen. RIVERSIDE Radiators ; (iua ran teed IH Months ' Af-rainst Freeze Dnuuiuc! ..For Kords 1H24-1!7 modelHPDO For Chevrolets,' $ .2.i . AA models X X MORIi THAN 500.000 ' W a r d customers have proved the value of this guarantee. "Winter King',' Batteries RIVERSIDE $fi.85 QUALITY 2-YIOAIt' (iIAllANTri-; Quicker power for Winter starting! ,Kxtrn reserve. prnvW tor . zero morninns. Acid proof case. , j' Super-Power Batteries . 2V2 Year Guarantee . $9.79 ni-union INSl'hATKI) i KOIt l.ONflRll I.I IT, Sell lice's IviK'ht KiilliiisiaMlciill)' I'Aliprovcil hr TIioiimiuiIh of HalUflnl I'Mcrs ' Sale! Rubber Footwear Insure Your Health Against Colds WOMEN'S O ALOSI IMS Tla.;k .jersey one-piece seamless style. Strong corrugated rubber soles, llcece-lined, wide toe, . $1 -.75 in it if ill-v heel. .MKN'S CLOTH AlUlTlCS Mlack eashnierette, warmly' fleeced Four buckle style.- $9 45 Sizes 0 to 111. v . Men's and Boys' AlVRubber . Arctics, $2.49 to $2.53 Bargains in Women's Shoes $3.89 Smart women choose this shoe for its snappy style. nnd comfort! Klne patent ' "' leather, center strap closlnu, Bteel arch-support. , $77.50 Sold on Unsy I'nymcnts $5 Down Wash Voun 'cixiTHres THE MOIJKIIN WAY Don't hny any Washer until you've tried the Wardwny. All-copper tub; no center post to tear dainty rubrics; H-pnsltlon safety wrlnucr. Washes clothes clean In from f, to 7 minutes. Otiurantced for 10 yenrs. a Prices Cut on Pioneer Overalls ' They Give You fc 1 O Q ' $2 Quality for Guaranteed to satisfy . . Made of 8-0. white hack ienim mill shrunk. Cut i full for comfort, Triple stitched scams, - tear-proof 'hammer pocket; 'extra wide continuous ono-pieco suspenders. Hip jiooko(s 4infid. , l JM " " Jackets to match linnded collar stylo for comfort and bet ter fit. Nickel finish, rust-proof hut tons; a'djustalile cuffs. ' tl OQ Lower pockets lined. ,"vtw9 Bigger Savings NowYpurs You Buy theVV;;.'' Ward way Electric Gyrater Washer i 'At This; Mid-Winter Price Buy This Cast Iron Goal Range For Less-In This Sale na. Windsor Welitht r,(M) j kiiihIm . : W JJoys- nrtJS I WU Part Wool Palamas n Vnino VSSaT Alarm Clocks ft b o w T I m e I" Dark! In Color nud Ni( k. I plnle ' The price Is slash ed! A r e I I n b 1 p timnkeepcr and de ppndahle alarm, luminous hand thnt show tim In the dark. Handy shut ait alarm, -,, . 6-lb. Electric Iron linn riintctHl foi :t vciirs A hicli quality Iron with on-off switch pluf;. (t-iound sl?.o with nickel plated riulsh. Tip - hack rest, lied enamel liaadlc. ;t " ; Food Chopper $1.10 Willi Four ) ('niters A sturdy cast Iron chopper, heavily tinned It grinds food quickly and easily. Smooth In Hh1"? body. Kasy to lean. A bargain! The New MZep" Watch $1.00 Same as the origi nal "Zep" watch that was cnrrlpil on hoard the world circling Oral Zep pelin. Accurate. Son - breakable crystal. Chain at tached. Luminous dial 11.59 Bath Towels 59c Colored Itordcrs A bin reduction In hnlh towels! Ab sorl ot terry from hem to hem. Pas tel, fast color bor d e r s. CmiHtially liirun Uixlii in. Children's Flannelette Gowns and Sleepers from 49 to 69 Part Wool Single Blankets $3.29 The price la cut to day on this feature hltnket! Of fine China rnlton and wool In pastel plaids with sal een hound enila. fitixSO Indies, Boys'. Pajamas $1.29 MihIp of finr Plnnnoli-ttc Smartly .iylod military colhir.'Vny nn frogs. Made of the famous Atnns kean Tealo Down flannelette. Soft nnd warm. Hires to 10, . . ,, 75c Pair ' I ! Men, you will want half a dor.cn pair ' at this price. Of ti . lino quality cash-' niero In attrartlTO patterns. , "Our ' Finest Heater $10460 Heats 6 or 8 rooms with comfort' and economy. , Walnnt enamel flnUn. It fulfills the modern trend for beau ty In the kitchenl ..Iloorny., cooklnit top, roomy oven; lftrne'. wnrrhlnK closet; -pure copper " reHervoir: non scorchlnit cereal lid. Excellent cook er and baker. l ull Porcelain Ennnicl I'jisy to Clean Ncnls ih Mocking-. clone n..s steady.