Medford mail tribune., April 30, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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MFDFOTCD MXTIi TRIBUNE, HfEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, 'APRTL 30, 1030.
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BURELSON'S ANNUAL MAY I
ROLL!
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Irono Brcwold, with 5A's, a
Junior ut tho local high wchool,
imu tho outstanding record on tho
honor roll IhhucU this morning
at the principal's office. Jose
phine Taylor of hc senior cIiihh
holds send honors with 4A'h
und IB. Six of tho Juniors hud
tho record of 4A'a. Thirteen sen
iors made tho honor, roll, und 1
Junlora. I
The honor roll follows:
MM-Year l-'ruslimcu I
Prentice, Hill - 2A 113
JlouKsum, Pearl- 2A
CJorc, Dorothy 2A
FiymIuiici.
Nicholson, Uoyd w 3 A IB
Nledermeyer, Krma 3 A IB
Smith, Velma, 3A Ut
Nelson, Bob 2A lili
tioplmmomf.
Power, Helm 3 A IB
Chit wood, Ituth 2A 2JI
I'lelscher, Elizabeth 2A 2B
llanvcom, Ituth 2A 2B
Juniors. O
Brewold, Irono GA
Wnllccr, Mildred 4A
vOllHins, Helen 4A
Woodford, Joan 4A
Hpaldlng, Robert 4A
Meier, rnest 4A
Colvlg, Fred : 4A
Cook. Jeanotto 3A IB
Kimklns, Ignore 3A IB
Jor"?s, Loleta 2A
Drury. Barbara 2 A 2B
Cbshlll, Ruth - 2A 3B
Seniors,
Dorf, Amy 4A
Power, Josephine 3A 2B
Carloy, Alan 3 A IB
Drury, iira - '.. 3A IB
OroBory, Virginia 3 A IB
PlttenKor, Dorothy 3 A IB
PlttonBor, Maxlno 3 A IB
Snider, Mary 3 A IB
Taylor, Josephine 4A IB
Frohrolch, LouIhg 3A IB
Walters, Dorothy Jane 2 A 3B
HeamoS, Ed 2 A 3B
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NEIGHBORS WOODCRAFT
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Of aAH Coats, Dresses, Ensembles, Sirits1, Wash
Dresses , Millinery and Children s Dresses
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MAY COAT CLEARANCE
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(Contributed)
Chrysanthemum Circle, Neigh
bors of Woodcraft, meotlng at the
I. O. O. F. hall Montluy tight volou
to accept Anhlnncl's Invitation to
meat with them Monday night, May
5, nt ,-vhlcli Unto Clrund Uuardlun
Mlnnlo Minor will bo lioro. It will
ha a trout for nil who have not
heard har talk on Woodcraft, and
wa hope for a (food nttondance,
A lotter from henduartern was
load commenting on the Hmnll mini
bor of juvenile members Med ford
has In comparison to tho membership-
of W. O. W., and Vi wero
urged to bring our young folks
Into tho Older.
Medford and Klamath Falls met
with Ashland April 21 and enjoyed
u very pleasant tlmi?
Thoro was a fine program com
posed o1) music, both vocal and In
strumental, and tail dancing. The
climax was brought ;bout wheitan
nouncoment was mAlo wo wero
to witness tho wedding ceremony
of n Klapiulli Ij.illH-Modfoi'd couple.
The blushing bride wuh a hand
some young lady from Klamath
Mills aud tho groom ono of Med
ford'B most popular young men. II
was evident tho young man had
serious Intentions for ho had sup
plied' himself with tho ring and a
llccnso Issued by Hal K. Moss.
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Every Dress a Smaf t, New Style
Newest Colors, Lines and Fabrics
O Silk , Dresses, Flannel Dresses, Priced Crepe
Dresses aftel Flat Crepe Dresses.
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Misses' isccs, .14 to 20 Women's sizes, 36 to 40
Odds and ends values from -$b.95 to $15.00
SILK DRESSES
.Chiffons, GeorgettesbSIiantiui!;, Printed Crepes and Flat Crepes.
Sleeveless, cap sleeves and long sleeves. o
' Values to $14.95 ,.'
May Clearance Sale Price
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2 Dresses for $15.00
SILK DRESSES0
Values to $19.75
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Sizes 14 to 44
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Tho oust for "Jlollo Thero," mu
sical comedy to be presented Fri
day ovcnlng, May 2, the Mod
rord Armory, under auspices of tho
dreator Medford clirti, is worklmr
diligently to perfect tho produc
tion, Miss novella Zuril, director,
unnaunced this morning.
"It Is an liCrestlng sight to see
this largo group of local tnlcnt
"do their sturf," sho added. "They
practically eat up thoso different
steps nnd routines. Nothing seems
too hard for them to attempt, and
after a few trials they accomplish
tile stops.
"Perhaps the most, Interesting
of tho groups Is thollnitiy Dolls,'
composed of vory smalt young
sters." A bevy of glrlsCn choruses and
clever stunts appear In tho show.
The dialogue la unusually wlttv,
nocordlng to reports, and members
of the Greater Medford club are
anticipating a record crowd for the
event.
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Printed crepes, flat crepes, georgettes and (yhiffons
OUR BETTER DRESSES
AND SILK ENSEMBLES
Printed Crepes, Plain Crepes and Novelty Weaves
May Clearance Sal Price
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MHQ75
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and
19
95
'A great saving at this price.
I May Hat Clearance
EVERY COAJ TO BE SOLD
ATAGREATSAVJNG,
0 DREgSCOATS
$1.75 Dress Coats . . ...... . $14.75
$24.75 DFess Coats $ 1 7.94
$29.75 Dress Cc&ts .......... . . $19.75
$39.75 Dregs Coats . . . $24.75
SPORT COATS0
$14.75 Sport Coats .?......$ gg5
$19.75 Sport Coats .. o $14.75
29.75 Sport Coats $19 750
$39.75 Spgrt Coats .......... .0. . .$24.95
$49.75 Sport Coats .? $32.50
$59.75 Sport Cots 0 . $34.75 o
$69.75 Sport Cdats . . - . . . $49.75
Children's
Wash o
"Dresses.
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10 Styl
Sizes 7 to 12
Fa$ CV.lors
RePilar price 1.93
May Clearance sale
price
SaleStarts
Promptly
at 8:30 a. m.q
Thursday
$1,69
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Sale States
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Thursday
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May 1
PLANNING SEPTIC TANK I
The Jncknon county home eco
nomics commute"! I meetinir thin
afternoon with Mvi. Mabel C. Muck,
home demonstration arnt. to com
liloto plans for tho soptlo lank
ilomonstrntlons to lis given nw
wpok.
The first demonstration, shed,
nlcd for May 7, will ho held at
tho homo of Mrs. Oscar Hhepard.
ItoRue Itlver. and tho second, May
, at the H. V. Whetstono ranch
near Tolo. The eiecutlve commit
too will also meet vllh the Gar
den cluh committee this afternoon
t the Library to assist In planning
for slnte hlKhwny clean-np day.
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Our cnlir slock ol'N'ew Sviiitj
ami Summer Hats jjrouprd in
three lots at very low prices.
New Styles
ip.!K" value sale price
$1.95
$".!.") value sale price
o $3.45 o
All lu-tter hats
$4.95
Ne REFUNDS
NO EXCHANGES
EVERY SALE FINAL
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LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
101 S. Central , Phone 28
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Clearance0 1 (
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HOUSE FROCKS i
Frcn.'hic Prock House Fro?ks'.
Guaranteed fast colors.
Sizes U to 16
One lot of 10n dresses. Values from
to $2.0.-,.
Clearance Sale Price
$ 1 45
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1'nnty and r.loomer Dresses. Fast
colors. Kefjular ..0.") quality. p
Jfay Clearance ftale Price
$279
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