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MEDFORD MATL TRTT5TTXE, MCT)FOT?n, OHKfiOX. THURSDAY, .11 1 KM 12, 19.10.
pa mo vive
Jlll.-li' CirOIIH
kiwi orricoi-H
llss ItnoKene Wallace was piii-t-t.,l
"president of tlio .Music Teuchc"
association for Iho coming year at
the' meeting held at the country
home of Mrs. John Whltt- un Cii'lf
'lii crook Tuusday evening, other
officers cllCHCri wore: Mrs! Ah'
Vlaln. vicc-presliient: K 1 u r o n e
Craves, treasurer, and Mrs. While,
secretary.
Mr. Itl Antlrows, well known in
'musical and theatrical circles of
leading cities of the United Slates
now vacationing at his home near
Hertford, was honor guest at the
meeting and enterti.ined the asso
ciation members with several readings-
The meeting was preceded by a
picnic supper and tour of Mr.
White's 'beautiful gardens. The
children of tho members, who were
also guests at the meeting, en
joyed a swim in the Pool ilui'Int;
the business session.
At tho close of the meeting the
association adjourned for tho sum
mer, to convene again at a lunch
eon at Hotel Medford September
9th. . .
liWivos for Colorado
Miss 'Ora Cox left last evening
for tlreeley, Colo., where she will
attend summer school. She wiil
., ....nil ttin iTtmnliiilin. ... il...
vacation period with relatives In
Illinois, before resuming duties us j
principal of the Lincoln school.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Wilbur Ashpole
who left last evening for Port- j
;laml. will spend several days vis-;
Iting friends in' that city. Mr. I
'Afihpole will then return to Mod-i
ford while Mrs. Ashpole journeys
'on to ' Boise. Idaho, where she;
will spc,nd . Vw.o, nioijtha visiting!
Vekitlves" and " Trtends.
I l.iuitiin. Mr.
Ailfinl fonmieinVineut
-tin .itKe, I'ul.
Mr. ,,n,l Mrs v 1 1
and Mrs. J:ini. , '
iJoris . ,r. . Vl,r"u:' and Miss:
'"or for Ban Jose. '' !
IZ m ' ,UN,d l" ""'
no, , .ouran, at Sin J8U K,,,(.h. ,
, , S;',lU'l ;,y- 5lr' "! M.'.d
" lwedoly'
IJjJu'"e with tho class y; .
W and accompany her paren s I
,h'!r r""" M-Hlford to spend
Jhe suintner at Miei . .
near Trail. ',"u'n l'"mo I
"Iss l.uy mid MrsMinr,. j
I'lcsent I'uiiils Toiilglii !
filled w.th entertainment . .,.!
ersof local seeietv. ,,,, ,....
nd dance minded. :1 , ,.'
"f recitals has not yet !.,.,. coir-1
;;"' Mi- una, i.u,
nstruclor. will ,,,., ,.,. sj
tonight at the .Medio,,, Anilol.J , j
'i inou'i'iini. assist... 1 i.v
ills of Mrs. K. k. fjm'e
Accompaniment.,- for the dance:,
1V1 played hy Mrs. J. w ,,,.
and Mis. . ;. i)u,., ' -
Miss I'atlon
Sails Satm-day
Miss Ilorl.s Pali,,,;, daughter of
Mr. and Mis. Il,i,iii,. i
who left Medford a short time a-j
ior ine east, will sail with her
grandparents from New y,k city
Saturday n the Adriatic of the
"hue Star line, for a summer1!!
lour of Kuropc.
To He (iuests ' '
In Meillniil
Tho Misses Knla. Uess and Mar
thiel Iluko of Hugene will stop In
mis city lor the week, end, to visit!
friends from .the I'niversity f Orc-i
Ron, whilu, en- route to Texas !.
motor.
Itadlo Audition
Attracts Interest. -
With tho date for tho Medford
contest in the fourth national ra
dio audition of tho Atwater Kent
foundation only a few days dis
tant, groat interest In tho event
h being expressed in local musi
cal and social circles. Mrs. t'.eorge
Andrews, chairman of tho South-1
ern Oregon territory, staled this
morning. " !
Several cadlo' parties arc being
planned for Monday evening and
It Is believed most residents of tlio
valley will bo tuning in on KM EI).
More contestants aro desired and
all amateur artists aro urged to
regifter for the occasion before
Saturday night.
. 1". s. m Kcrv(
Dniiglilcrs or Nile '
Luncheon for the Saturday. Jun
Uth. meeting of Kiilclma Temple
No. HI, Daughters of the Nile, to
lie held In Ashland, will bo served
by tho Alpha club of the Oregon
ICastern Star in the Ma-sonlc tem
ple dining room at 12:30. It was
announced this morning. The
mooting win convene at 2 p. m.
Mrs. chas. T. Sweeney, queen of
the temple, will give an Interest
ing report of the supreme session,
in chicngo. from which sho recent
ly returned. This will be the last
meeting of tle organization before
tho vacation period.
MRS. SIPPEL IS
RE-ELECTED BY
Mail Tribune Is
Like Old Friend,
Says Subscriber
W01VIENS GROUP
All Incumbents Returned to
Office in Federation Vote,
With Exception of the
Treasurer.
In i'1'iiiHtinn for u year's
suhxcnpUoii to I liis pupi'i-,
oiio of our suliscribers at
Komie Iliver writes:
"Whi n 1 look at tho front
Ikiko of the M.Mlfonl Mall
Tribune us it rounds each day,
I smile and think hmv much
it is like an old friend cmnliiK
to visit. It Is a friend wo
novo i grow weary of nor
quarrel with", either."
' 4-
VON DER HELLEN
RADIO PLAY HAS
CLEVER SEQUEL
4r DESSERT Glassettes
when, you luy six packages
of Jell-well
No coupons. No red tape. Your grocer completes
entire transaction. But HURRY' Only a limited
number of these dainty dessert Glass'ettcs allotted
to your neighborhood
' !
Madam: When these clever little
dishes were offered last spring the
great demand for them exhausted
grocers' stocks in a few days. Thou
sands of women were disappointed.
' We therefore, at great expense,
have arranged to repeat this unusual
offer four dessert glassies FREE
when you purchase six packages of Jell'
well from your grocer.
Jell-well
wins in Pari s
Recent blind tcsls in
5 Pacific Ccast cities
gavcJcllweH 3 39 votes
out of4 cast, or73.
The 1928 Exposition
Internationale at Paris
awarded Jell-well
Grand Prize.
Whenever jell desserts
are compared Jcll'wcll
winsrj for quality.
Something NEW in Tableware
. The design of these little dishes is entirely original.
Nothing exactly like them has ever been produced. You
can use them as cocktail glasses as custard cups. You
cart fill them with nuts and candies. Being all alike, you
can use them for parties or out them on the family
table at almost every meal.
You can serve Jell-well RIGHT IN THEM. Or,
if you prefer, you can turn out beautiful molds of tins
favorite dessert.
ACT NOW! DON'T DELAY!
"Don't wait this time until they are all gone. Sec your
grocer NOW. Or phone him! Order six packae.es of
Jell-well and get your set of 4 dessert Glass-cttcs FREE.
All we ask in return is that you recommend Jell
Well to five of your friends.
.Mls llns-os to
Itotiirn for Slimmer
MIhs Dorothy Ness, who loft tho
first of tho week hy motor for Se
attle, will be accompanlrtl on her
return trip by Miss Mary Hayes,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Mayes, who ip a Ktudcnt at tho
1'nlverslly of Washington. Miss
Hayes will spend tho summer In
Medford with her parents.
Itlrtliilay Party
Enjoyed.
Mrs. w. a. Youiik entertained
last Thursday with a party honor
Iiir the tenth hil'thtbiv anniversary
of her daughter Earllne. Thirteen
friends enjoyed an afternoon of
Names ami refreshments, served by
lite hostess, assisted by Mrs. Edwin
Cornell of. KJaina.th -Fa-Us, ,
Sirs. Wilson Hostess f' ' ' '
Mrs. Alex Wilson '- entertalrtetl
with a 'luncheon yesterday after
noon at her country home hear
-Medford honoring Mrs. J. O. , Parke
who will leave Sunday for St.
Helens. Covers were laid for eight.
Mr. and Mrs. ltoy Pruitt return
ed to Medford yesterday from Dia
mond lake, where they have been
entertaining Mr. Prultt's brother.
Hay Pruitt, who is their guest from
Oklahoma. . .
Mrs. H. D. .MeCaskey left last
evening for Portland, where sho
will attend tho rose show, which
will continuo. through Sunday, i
Members of the College Wom
en's club will bo entertained Sat
urday afternoon, June 14, nt the
home of Mrs. Porter J. Neff.
Daughters of Veterans wilt meet
in the armory jit 8 o'clock Friday
evening. '. ' ' : a ;i '
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SINGERS URGED
n NT R T ST c
W . Ml wm p . MMW
RADIO AUDITION
Local Hinders, who plan to enter
the Atwater Kent audition con
test to be held Monday evening.
June 16, when the eoncert will be
broadcast from station KMICD, uro
urircd to get their application
blanks from Mih. George Andrews,
chairman, at onco and return
thiMii lv Sittut-dav cveninir. The
blanks liiuxt be. filled out and
j ."lKiH'ri by a notary public before
! the contest.
Additional contentantH nro want
ed for the program, from which
Judges tuning in. will ehoosc the
winner from the Medford terri
tory. Ml KllowMae Wilson. Med
funl girl, who won first place for
girls in Medford last year, wan
later awarded second place In the
state contert.
Many amateur' wingers unknown
beyond their own communities,
have gained national prominence
through past nuditlons. Today
most of them nre launched on the
road to musical achievement nnd
fortune and all of them have
been Inspired to serious study to
fit them for operatic and concert
.f.-L- if!nr to entrance in the
audition their talent wan unrecog
nized. In view of thin fact local
amateurs are urged to take ad
vantage of the opportunities of
fered in the contest monday.
Contestants arc allowed to
choose their own ong for tho
Monday proram and will he Ktip
plied with accompanists If they
hnve none. Mr. Andrews will
hIso be glad to give anyone who
wudie it a iryout before the audi
tion, she. stated today.
Indents from all sections of
the valley are expected to tune
in on the concert Monday even
Ing. Judging will bo done by
radio listener. ,N'Ji;. f tnc
judgi'S hftve'nM wn glv;en out.
I )i :. V VAX. J um I (VPt M r,
John K. Mippel of llattimore, was
anuouni'cd to be re-elected presi
dent of the General Kodertlon of
Women's Clubs at the convention
here today.
Mrs. Sippel and the entire slate
of incumbent officers, with the
single exception of treasurer, were
returned to office.
Others re-elected were - Mrs.
Grace Morrison Poole, Hrockton,
Mass.. first vice president; Mrs.
Kugene 11. Lawson, Tulsa. Ok la.,
second vice president and 'Mrs.
Henry C. Taylor, ltloomficld. In.,
secretary. Succeeding Mrs. 11. G.
Reynolds of Paducuh, Ky Mrs.
Kdward Uummett of Sheboygan,
AVis., was elected treasurer.
Tentative, opposition to Mrs.
Sippel, which expressed Itself in
favor of Mrs. Kdward Franklin
White of Indianapolis to head the
organization, resulted fn 35 votes
for the Indianapolis club woman
out of a total of titi5 cast.
Mrs. Poole nnd Mrs. Knilly
Plumley of Glenhrook, Minn., each
we're given courtesy votes for tho
presidency.
I certain Kouree to hull It for five
m I nines to kUl all disease causing
bacteria as a safeguard against
' typhtdil fever, of which one or two
i'a.-es w're reported the past week.
! The people of Medford and the
'county are urged to lake the warn
ing seriously and use all necessary
fuft'tfunnls , jf .they question f the:
j'tiurlty of their1 water" supply.- ;
'Cheap at the Price" was the
title of the Nolle von tier Hellcn
three-act play presented during
the Kronomy Groceteria broadcast
over KM V.l this morning. The
part of Dirk Itrnwn was well
taken by leo Ma her, heard fur
the first time In a radio drama,
and Hetty Prown, Dick's wile, was
taken by Helen Itrayton.
In the nrst act. Dick had
brought Petty a box of candy.
She insisted that because of his
kindness, he was trying to hide
something from her. loiter in the
conversation It was discovered
that he intended joining the
"Koy'af Order of What-Xot."
N'othtnu that Hetty rould say
Vrium- 'i'iei,fHnth -lilni from'1 Join
ing the lodge, for he would be
able to ussociat' with thr most ln-i
Ilucniial men ill the city, and all!
hv won hi have to do when his
wife was handed a ticket for dis-j
obeying traffic rules was lu call;
tlie judge whu would tell him to j
toar it up.
It proved however, that fines1
had to be paid, ami that he could, j
in a short tinu have 'Vnough I
'calling cai'dti' to paper the ga
rage." I
All incidents In the play were '
well presented, and the number j
of phyne cam i1' -'he. suulio re-1
poi'tcil an appreciated reception. !
SCHEDULECHANGEI
Changes In the schedule of,
trains leaving Medford to become
eiiectio Sumlay, June jfith, wire
anuounct tl today by the Soul hern
Pacific. The Oregonian northbound
will leave at 0:i;o p. in. Instead of
.(i,-s(f:f l)f4 SluLiU: uorthbound, ;at,
In: -lii' a. ni. instead of 1 i : ro as at?
present, and the Shasta south
bound wiil leave at 7 p. in. instead
of 7:H), Tho southbound Orego
nian, No, 13, will leavo at 11:40
in accordance with tho present
schedule.
Trains arrivo nt the station In
advanco of leaving time and people
planning to meet friends are urged
to remember this. They frequently
arrive at the station to find their
friends departed because they con
fute the arrivals with leaving time,
officials stated t,lus mbrtilng.
l.,.-,.r.g.--g, .. - . a j r i.-.g1?'
Ends Piles Quick
No Salves or Cutting -
Piles are eaued by congestion of
blood in the lower bowel. Only an
internal medicine tan remove the
cause. That's why salves ami cut
ting fail. HKM-UOID, the pro
scription of Dr. J. M. Leonhardt.
r e m o v e s this congestion a n d
strengthens the affected parts.
HK.M-l'i HI) is now sold by drug
gisis everywhere, i.ml has such a
v underfill record of success even
in chronic and stubborn cases that
Jarmin A Woods invites every Pile
sufferer to try II KM HO I U and
g uara n irta in aner " tnc If? W . i C - ;d oes
tmt end all pile misery.
PlgilllTOnMM
JUST IN! 10 BEAUTIFUL
NEW PATTERNS IN
The AsHoclated Oil company kit
ten bait tenth won the champion
ship of tho second hulf of the Med
i'brd Kittrnhall league hy defeat
ing Your Omce Hoys. 10 to ti, on
the high school grounds. Tho
printers took second place hy de
feating the Jennings Tire players.
The city championship will bo de
termined by a game between tho
oilers nnd the ol'fico hoys, the lat
ter having won the first division
honors. il c : - ;,
. ! ' 1
In view of the dangerous condi
tion of drinking water from ques
tionable sources at this time of the
year, Dr. H. C. Wilson, cpunty
health officei, has issued a warn
ing to persons using water of nn-
O O L
PLEASURE
because it jells so WELL j
New Manager for
Super Service Sta.
II. K. WatT. who ha liern fo
tho nervlro mnllon gnm Tor u xaml
many yearn. I the mananer of th
gmlth Wiikln nper nervlce
.union nt Maford.
Mr Water h ! with thei.
Sai.'ni ..inllon for ln Uit two year
ami I" well io.i "n th manaic
monl of onr-t"P atatlonn.
Mr. WatT will move hl fnirJv
hori' n Willi a hn inn fiml a ":'-
TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
The right lea for summer
thirst Wholesome, full
flavored... perfect when
r C lCii v.
t
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Every Set Is at Least 42 Pieces
Wo have an fxeoptioiially line showing of new dish sets Brand
new colors and palterns sonic in .Lfreen, some in yellow many
will) new and striking flowered designs.- The prices, too, are
surprisingly reasonable . . . Everyone may now enjoy a really
nicciscl, of disiies at our very moderate prices.
Priced as
Low as
Many sets at; various jirices, from $7.2") up.
Let us show them to you Wee our Windows!
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- -V Awto y -
'
Our Installment
Certificates
have participated in
8 per cent Dividends
since 1021
V ' ' .... I ' 1
$ D.00 per month buys $1000
$10.00 per month buys $2000
$25.00 per month buys $5000
in approximately
128 months.
Before '.
June 30tii
. is the time to start your monthly savings
account. Funds deposited pridr to that date will par
ticipate in the next January dividend.
'As a special inducement for savers to begin their ac
counts before June 30th, we will credit ..
f ,!f ;f
i ' V
I
One Payment Free
This is' a bonus to help you become a consistent "saver.
We charge no membership fees and all you have paid
l in plus dividends can be withdrawn if necessity de
mands that you discontinue your payments before maturity.
- JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
30 North Central
Organized 1909
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