Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Social Evefits of
Church Societies
uml Vii'
njoy It'-R"'"'
The rcRUlar class moi'tlllS! of tho
. Women uf the Kirst Chrlst
church ns held Tuesday atl.-
.n in the church parlors. The
will l,c the l.-,t card ,-,v uf ,,.
eas.,n so a l,Ke attend , nee
antic ,,.. ,.lV(,t ?
sivo brldBe ,vlll he In play il",
there will he prims O
ne" Krl""- ''' Memorial
Day he will ,,e mml
the Guild. The cafeteri,, luncll-
" bt.hld Fri- ""o h
in ht. .Mark s Parish house.
MEfiFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MTCPFOTCD. OR TOON, SUNDAY, MAY 2., 15)30.
PAGE REV1CN
j Hoik! GcUlii;? Fussy
; The city commission of Bend
; has passed an ordinanco forbid
t ding tho operation of gasoline or
! steam-powered boats on tho Des-
chutes river within tho city limits,
; so as not to disturb tho nest ins
i of ducks. ' -o
-
lcn-lis Lead Slate Discuses Wunlx I'nllKry 1'nrin 'secure with a down payment or or i nneree. lie would also wel-
Thero were SI7 eases of mensles : ...... ,,f pi,iiiillsi... m,,, ,,..i.i i,,,....,, ,.,,.n ,.. ,. ...... ....... ...1.1. .. ...
would like a poultry J farm In 'M.u.-ne, fleeordlns to a' letter i e- whlolr Ite' could buv a part' hitor-
Call at 32S S. Holly and see tltoj
Pftlns was
(inning
Tho l,nilies Al,l ,.!..,,. ... .....
opened by the croup j Fl,'st Methodist church will meet
church purlors Tuesday afternoon
will have
Standing on tho Prom-,
The devotionalfl were
C ). (toe 111 u
. u. line. rerriKcration sup- . Spanish Iria. Two shades of ulnoi
ervisor for the C'upco and Moun-! OI. yollow. 'Iteasonaldy priced.
i u vr i-oinnanics. na
l'lace your orders now for Decora-
Phone. Siu-L.
IJSi
nf Mrs. Currior, tho scrip- " 1'lHL c,l(lc "c
; lesson being taken from U,M ot u,e "Ucrtainiiu-ju. Vis-
Hors always welcome.
mp8 the second chapter
Mrs. Hull led the group In pray- J M
rafter which they mine "Kescue ; Ml's- Wakefield
he Perishing." Roll call was. Visits In Xorih
Lkcn with twenty-eight members; Mrs. Hoy Wakefield left Med
nresent. The minutes of the prev- the first of the week for
Ls meeting were read, and sev-; Yakima with hep grandmother.
nty calls were reported made in i Airs. Launna Denton, who has
month. - heen her guest here for several
iThe meeting closed with Ringing-weeks. Mrs. Denton plans to re
'fj.wt Be the Tie that Binds." , main at her home in the northern
During the- social hour refresh-; cl,y for the summer. .Mrs. Wakc
menta were served by Mesdames ' fh'ld will return to MeUford soon.
K rouse, Li u i; ii ii i u unu , - 4
J Violin Students In
Itccitnl Tuesday
A public recital win )0 BiVen by
the violin students of John It.
Knight Tuesday evening, May :.
at the First Methodist Kplscopn I
church. Accompanists for tho pro
gram are: I!. Flyen Anderson, Mr..
C. HPaske, Dorothy Taylor and
Huth Applegate.
The following numbers have been
announced:
Twinkle, Little Star
Hetty Bare. Jean Bare.
Old Folks at Home Foster
Mattie Norris
Harp Echoes Vlrg"!
Louise Kecsee
(Pupil of Mrs. E. E. Gore)
Frye,
Brown.
Mrs. McKay Hostess
Tiicstlny AfU'inoon
The Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church mot at
the home of Mrs. Wm. McKay on
tho Jacksonville-Phoenix highway
Tuesday afternoon. 1 There were
25 pi'cuent and an interesting pro-
gnun of historical nketehcs of the
n-tirk of the missionaries In Houth
American countries given.
Kimortl. League
, EnicrtuhiM
Members of the Kpworth league
of the Methodist church presented
txfo plavlets In the recreational
..u Luiiinu-u iu 11 is nonu on ac- j tiJn jay
1.1 aa-hiu-ss inu pasi WCCK. ; 1
' ' Hoso Festival Postal
Ceo. A. Hohnert, Oeneral Truck-, The Pacific Telephonu & Tole
Ing, at Fitchtner-s Oarage. Tel. ISO.; Kn,pIl company is sponsoring an
1 2 J attrat'tive poster featuring the
j Portland Hose Festival, which will j
t be displayed throughout Oregon :
j and Washington. Patrick Bacon, i
Portland district manager, has I
. announced. Tho poster will ho 1
; out within the next few dnys. The 1
! current design features a cluster j
i of large orange-colored roses 1
against a green and yellow back-1
j ground, together with while and
: orange lettering. j
Iteliirning Home Today
Mrs. (ieorge Kiddie. Mrs. l H.
Hem n ray. and Mrs. (Jeorgo Eaton
of Grants Pass, and Mrs. (Hen
Kubrick and Miss Jane Knedieor
I of Med ford who motored to Eu
j gene Thursday to attend a con
vention of Federated Garden clubs
Friday and Saturday, will re' urn
homo to their homes today.
in the state last w
lit of fninmunu'ultb- discuses re
ported, according to tho weekly
mi miliary by the state board of
health. Forty-six of the cases
were in Portland. The report also
simwed -JS cases of chlckcnpox,
three of typhoid fever, six of dlp
theria. H of scarlet fever, 13 of
I of luen.a, 40 of whooping cough,
IU of smallpox, nine of tuberculos
is, P.) of pneumonia, 37 of mumps,
one of sleeping sickness, three of
tick fever and five of erysipelas.
southern Oregon which he could reived from bitn by the chamber lest.
Word was received rfVom A4bany
that tho Golden Mippur will h:
back after the local speed boat
artists' scalps Sunday. Tho Golden
Slipper was piloted by Geo. Hurley
and took second to Heine Fluhrer
in three races in the last meet. U3
Here 011 Business
M. II. Nichols of the Graybar
Electric company, was a business
visitor here from Portland the
later part of the week.
50.000 ft. Dry Cedar Shlplap u.
$-0 per M, at Medford Lumber Co.!
More Schools Closing
j 1 ho county school superintend
1 ent's office yesterday reported
(that included among tho schools
j closing this week for the summer
I vnca 1 1 o n a re Ash la n d , Cent ra 1
Point, Crater Lake, Dead Indian.
! Heaver Creek, Shady Cove, and
f West Side. There will be a few
j more closing next week, including
: Medford.
Sunday. May 25th, wltj be your)
last chance to see speed boat races I
in southern Oregon this year. 'Vo;ij
ain't seen nothing till you have ;
seen this one." American Legion j
regatta, Emigrant lake. IM ;
H"-ln. green pine slabs, large 01
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7 t. 344tf
hall of the church Tuesday eve- ClUTy Mo Bark to 01(1 Vll.g!ny
nine untier xne uuocnon 01 Roger Dunnlngton (Bland
Barrett 01 uie juk" wthuui. ; , sweet and Low
musical program was also given
' In conjunction.
I Call at 32 5 S. Holly and see tho
j Spanish Iris. Two shades of blue
or yellow. Reasonably priced,
j Place your orders now for Decora -i
Hon Day. Phone 390-L. 08
iA.mii India Subject
ir Afternoon
The Missionary society of the
First Baptist church will be en
tertained at tho honio of Dr. Car
low, South Laurel street, Tues
day, May 27 at 2:30 p. ni.
The subject for the afternoon
will be South India. Will those
who can find something of inter
est about that pnJrt of our great
(world please bring to the meet-
inff.
We will also hear something
about the state convention held in
Portland last week.
Social committee, Mrs. Glenna
' Finley, Mrs. Don Piatt and Mrs.
J. L. Ely. ' '
Barn by
Junior Ensemble
Ding Dong Bell Anonymous
Shirley Weiss (age 3 years)
Fairyland Music Bllbro
March of the Sages Gurlitt
Jean Pease
( Pupil of Mrs, Gore)
Madrigale Simonetll
Tommy Dunnlngton
Petite Valse De Saxy
Helen Henson. Doris Upp,
Hetty Paskc
Scherzando Beecher
liy the Cradle Mendelssohn
Dorothy Burgess
(Pupil of Mrs. Gore)
Danse 'Hongrolse Bohro
Doris Applegate
March de l'Ksperence Paplnl
Ensemble Club
Concerto in E Minor (first move
ment) Mendelssohn
Aria for G String Bach
Roger Kayscr
Went Home Yesterday
Jack Bierma, who underwent a
major operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, u short time ago,
was removed to ids home in Med-
! ford yesterday.
AlrjMtrt Busy Friday j
Tho Medford uirport wuh busy 1
Friday with the arrival and tie
part 11 re of nine airplanes, en I
route from Seattle to San Diego, ;
Calif. The planes stopped hero
long enough to take on a supply
of gasoline.
No Skating 011 Streets
The police department has been
stopping from two to three boys
ami girls daily and warning thorn
not to use roller skates In tho
business section or on streets
where traffic la heavy. The uso
of skates where there arc many
cars has cuused several near accidents.
Attractive and dainty are tho
new girl graduate pastel chiffon I
frocks now on display nt Ethel
wyn B. Hoffmann's for $19.75 to
?25. 1 61tf
Have our roofing experts cst!
I mate your roofing needs repairs,
! new work, roofing over old shln
j gles. Time payments or terms.
I Medford Lumber Co. If
' Grccnspi'ing Hoad Hough
j Improvement work on tho
Greensprlng road from Ashland to
Klamath Falls has caused mutor
i ists to encounter several miles of
j roughness where road crews have
been laboring. There are four or
Klamath Fish Fry
The date for the annual fisli
fry of the Klamath Sportsmen's
association has been set for Sun-
j day, June 15, Members of the
state game commission will be
sent an Invitation to attend the affair.
When you buy a house bill from
us you may includ" nil hardware,
paint, screens, plumbing and elec
trical equipment. Medford Lumber
Co. tf
Assumes Business Name
Mrs. Lela Bonham yesterday
filed papers at the county clerk's
office assuming the business namo
of Hopkins Realty company, feme
Is a resilient of Talent.
Nothing like 'cm, was tho ver
dict of tho fans who saw tho first
Legion speed boat races. Don't
miss tho second regatta next Sun
day. 63
St. Mark's Guild
Announces Card Party
' The ladies of St. Mark's Guild The first medical book of real
are planning one of their popular ! consequence Is said to have been a
card purtles' fdr Tuesday evening. folio volume by Aulus Cornelius
Mikv A7 aF'firOOninlock In the St. PpIxiih. j Roman, nrlnted in 1470
Mark's 'Parish houRe.'--r Both men j which went 'through 105 editions
and women hre ' invited and this and still Is read.
II Mark
11 and
Indcigocs Operation
Mrs. II. P. Lane of Los Angeles, j
underwent a major operation at !
tho Community hospital In Med- j
i five miles that are dangerous be- 1 f'"'(l this morning and Is reported
cause of loose gravel and three or j to he getting along nicely. i
! four miles cause careful driving L
'to i.n eeoitv Tim imrv..- 1 1 oxlun Heprcseittati ves Iloro 1
ment work will probably continue K- Kl'cv lu,,t itlnK J";
for several more week. e,'r or the Tenco company with
headquarters in Portland, Is a
Let us haul away your garbage business visitor in Medford for .
and refuse. Phono 54:!, City Hani- several days. Mr. Perso, who
tary Service. 3S7tf" makes this territory once each
.. .. month, reports that conditions In
lll-in. green pine slabs, large or, general are bettor in the Rogue
small loads. ' Valley Fuel Co.i Tel. River valley than in other' parts
7i. S-Ml f I nf the state.
Mrs. Boyer Goes Home
M is. G. Boyer, who recently '
underwent a major operation at 1
the Community hospital, left yes-
lerilay to return to her homo and :
is in a much improved condition, j
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dennis or (
Orange, Calir., on a trip to Alaska
and eastern points, arrived Friday 1
noon for a throe days' visit with
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall, 421
South Front street, this city.
Clean cotton rags wanted at Ma'l
Tribune office. tf
WATER LILIES
Our catalog tells you how to
grow and care for them
BAUER'S AQUATIC
... GARDENS
701 Marion Ave., Portland, Ore.
: Phone SEIIwood 1419
ADJUSTMENT
Entirely Satisfactory
Mr. H. S. Deuel has authorized us to express his keen
appreciation of the prompt and courteous adjustment
extended the Deuel family by
The Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
and
The Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
through the adjusters, Messrs. Shankland and Hagen,
for the '
FULL FACE VALUE
of His Policies
On the Main and Bartlett St. Bldg.
Fire May 21 Settled May 24.
Your Insurance Is Only as Good
as Your Collection Experience
In Case of Loss i f
The R. A. HOLMES
AQENCY :: ............
Medford Investment Company
3C
viT7 v Tl Tf Y Y n T7
JEWELRY STOCK
WATCHES - JEWELRY - SILVERWARE - CLOCKS - LEATHER GOODS COMPACTS - Etc.
For the past 20 years we have been in the jewelry business, selling standard lines
of jewelry at legitimate prices. In order to devote our entire time to other mat
ters we are now selling out our entire stock at greatly reduced prices.
For 10 days we will conduct this most unusual sale selling at prices
never before offered in Medford.
WATCHES
Every Girl ,
Graduate
will want a wrist watch
and every boy graduate
wants a strap or pocket
watch. Never before
have watches been of
fered at these prices
25 to 40
off
At this season of the year most people are think
ing of graduation, wedding or anniversary gifts.
At these prices everyone can afford GIFTS
THAT LAST.
SILVERWARE
Beautiful tea and coffee sets, water pitchers,
trays, salt and pepper sets and many other
articles in silver plate and pewter
at 33V3 off
v CLOCKS
Newest style electric and key winding .
'. shelf clocks
at 33V3 off
1847
ROGER BROS.
SILVERWARE
26 piece. In Silhouette
nd charm pattern with
tray. Guaranteed SO yra.
Wai 36.25
Now $24.85
COMPACTS
Newest atylei In col
ored enamel and tilver
flnith at
COSTUME
JEWELRY
F'ine selection of neck
laces and beads at
MILITARY
SETS
A very practical gift tor
the boy graduate at
- . . ......,,,
WATCH
BRACELETS
Large selection of new
est styles I n metal
bracelet for wrist and
strap watches at
LEATHER
GOODS
Other appropriate gifts
for the graduate are
leather bags for the
girl and a billfold for
.the r bay- Many, num
bers to select from af,
33 1-3 off
SILVERWARE
Odds and ends in sil
ver flat ware and hol
low ware at, j
50 off
I . J . , !i I
33 1-3:5 off off 40 off ' 40 off"' 1
o 1 1 11 : ill
Ladies' and Men's
SET RINGS
Large assortment of la
dies' and men's set rings
in the newest patterns.
All solid gold.
Ruby ,
Zircon -
Sapphire
Amathyst
Topaz
and many others
V2 tO V2
I I 1 V . Va -a aaaiaaiaiBaiaiMi! I -)-aaaaaa-M
off
Medford, Ore.
Phone 414
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