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Newspaper Page TextWomen's Interests and Activities Edited By Eva Nealon Recital of Bebb Piano Students Enjoyed Friday Th( sixty k uosts who nttentlo.i; the vocltul Friday nfUrnoon in which Mrs. Kofocrta AVanl VW'hn prcwoiitcd lu'r puplla at her homu mi South Onipp street wove do liKh'tfuIly entertained with the pro cnim of tho pupils and tho pro logue, which was n reading, "I Am Music," given by Mrs. Bebb. Tho u mo pleco of prose was heard by radio listeners a short tlmo ajrcj, when read by Walter Damrosch, di rector of tho New York symphony. Mrs. n.ebl procured It later through his assistance. Tho beautiful linen were much appreciated by h; quests, Tho complete program given at the recital Friday follows: Reading. "I Am Music," Roberta Ward Bebb. 'Playing Sec Saw (Johnson). The i:if and the Fairy (Bentlcy), Mar garet Ruth Bolton. TJttle Rondo (Martin), Golden Stars Waltz (Htreahbog), Km melt lleeson. Introductory synopsis of the life of Schumann The Happy Farmer (Schumann), Soldiers M a r c h (Schumann), .lack Thompson. Morning Prayer ' (Streabbog). A Utile Waltz (Wright). Ethel May Roblnett. Valse Vcnltienne (Four hamls) ( Ringuct). 1-a Murle and Fred Beck. Fnfryhiml Music (Plaget). Rose Petals (LawKtin), TU fn J'hnmnsmi, Kashmiri Song vnral ) ( Wiil-fnrdc-FInden), Trees (vocal) (Uas bacli). Maxine Sunne Kmert. parade of tho Wooden Soldiers (Jesse) ), flordon P.onson. Minuet In CJ (Beethoven), To a Wild Rofc (MacDowell), Kathleen TMMiird. Klfin Druu-e (firicg). VhIsi Min iature (Kwing). Fred Berk. Souvenir (Drdla), ai Murlv P.cck. Hilliersternc (Sliver (p.iilini, Vcrna l'Vrncronk Drums and Trumpets Stnn-'l (Kouv hands) ( Morrison), Gordon Itensnn Mid Fred Heck. I.iobcstraum (Dream nf Love). (Us't), Hungary Rapsotlie Mig nonnc (Koelling) Mclvin Beagle. .Tjes Ktlncellcs (Sparks) (Mnsk owski). Fantasia in P Minor (Mo zart), Maxine Sunne Kmert. . Phcenix Lodge Group Elects New Sentinel Oak Circle. Number 242 met in the W. O. W. hall on Wednesday nlKht ot this week. There wero twenty-nine of the members pres ent. After the regular routine, of business was taken earn of, a new member was Initiated into tho order, Carl Uermelc helm! that person. KollowlnB the Initiation, special business was taken care of ilurlllK which time Mrs. Must's leslKiiutlon ns Inner sentinel was accepted and Mrs. F. A. Uelizer. Sr., was elected and Installed to fill this vacancy At the close of the lodsc session, refreshments were served. The Rtiard team and their cap tain have new costumes of while skirts and green blouses. The uni form dress milled much to the beauty anil effectiveness of the floor work. Tho next meeting of the order will be on the 25th of this month und will be held in the itfornoon. (iutsrork-litiliiK Marriage- Sunday AmoiiK the manv social events of the last week was tho wpiiiiitiu of Miss Nolle Isahelle C.laseocK lind .Mr. Arthur H. I-aliiK l"l Sun day afternoon at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Glascock.- 204 neatly street. Itev. A. Ci. Uennctt of tho l'Mr.-t Methodist church officiated. The bride wore a dress of rose Infteta. and carried n bouquet jf rosebuds and sweetpeas. Miss Fred i I-ains was maid of fcnnor, anil Mr. Howard Glascock was best man. .Miss Geoi'Rlnana HttssonK. who Played the wedding march, also played "I I.ovo Von Truly." Follow Ing a short trip to lll-em-erton, Wnsh.. Mr. and Mrs. l.aini! will be at home to their many friends nt their new home, 200 llcatty street. Ur. and' Mrs. K. C. Downing of Spokane, Wash., are the guests of their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs lllley It. Ilennon. infld K. Klevenlh street. Used Wood and Elec tric Ranees taken as part payment cn new Hot Point and L. & H. Electric Range Sale Southern Oregon Electric Prettiest Uirl Dorothy Teepe, Portland, who reigned over the Junior Prom at the University of Oregon recently, as tho prettiest girt In the junloi class, chosen from a field of 18 fair candidates. D.A.R. Places Marker Camp Baker, Phoenix Ity tlailo Siietlif'or Hack in 1-S02 Southern Oregon was asked to furnish one company of infantry anil one of cavalry for the t'nion army. Cot. 1-:. D. Linker. I". S. senator from Oregon. ha.l resigned und was in command of I Massachusetts regiment. It was; rumored that these two Southern Oregon companies wero to lie sent to this eastern regiment and so the camp established just west o. Phoenix was named Camp linker. Kaon with a brother already -in this camp, Judge William Colvig and his cousin, A. M. Woodford. our former postmaster, rode their horses from Jacksonville the morn ing of April 5. 1R(!3. r.nd ehllstol at Camp Uakor. These men wee all doomed to disappointment, for the regular soldiers were sent, eart and the new company kept here for Indian service. Three months after he hail enlisted, Judge Colvig was sent to Fort Klamath and It was not until last Tuesday morning, June in. 11130. Hint ho returned to the .scene of these long-ago day.'. This time accompanied by one o his grandsons from Hollywood. Mrs. II. Ci. Harding, regent of Cra ter Lake, chapter, D. A. It.: Jane Snedicor. chairman of the commit tee for .Marking Historical Spots, and Miss Amy Harding, lie drove over the old parade grounds, now planted to r.lfalfa. and reviewed in Interesting reminiscences the site of the oneP-famous camp on what is known as Coleman Creek. The site of the .stahles and some of the log cabins belonging to tho camp touches the Calhoun road and the present owner. Andrew Calhoun, was found to be very en thusiastic over the erecting of a permanent marker ia this point on the Calhoun road. Crater Lake Chapter P. A. Tl. hopes to do this at an early date but for the present have placed ' temporary marker nt this point. Judge Colvig recalled well 'til- day when they enlisted and were set to illuKlne out a pine Mump upon which other new recruits had labored. Also that the slate legis lature paid each man In gold for each month's service, and 40 cents per day for the use .of his horse. Three years later, .ludg Colvig left the army and with hf 30 months' pay In his pocket wen east, not to fight as he had hopt-1 to do. but to study law and tea. 'it school, returning nipe years later to make his home In the ltoguo Hlver Valley. ' Thimble Club To Moot Wctlmwluy The Woodcraft Thimble J.H1I1 will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Scripter. Cedar street on Wednesday evening. June IX. Mrs. Marjory IVarson nnd Mrs. .Marie Wells will act as hos tesses with Mrs. Scripter and a very entertaining evening tins been planned, Tho hostesses Invite evpry member of the elub to be present. Waves That Last All thru the summer golf swim travel and always be sure that your hair looks lovely. Wineland's Beauty Parlor M ' Complete Beauty Service" Hotel Medford Phone 61 pl B.&P.W. Delegates Seaside Conference To Return Monday ! I Mm. .Ma mi i napman, presuieiu i of tho local Business and Profe. Isional Women's club, and Miss Winifred Walker are expei-ted t i return to Med ford tomorrow from Seaside, where they have b".'n at tending the .regional conference ef the Federation of Business and PuufosHiomil Women's clubs which opened Friday. Klght western states were repre sented at the conference and Mrs. Chapman and Miss Walker acted as assistant hostesses to the Arizona group. An interesting program was enjoyed Oregon Night, which was Friday, and considerable advents ing brought to Medford. Mrs. Chap man and Misn Walker are return ing to thin city via .Portland, wher- they attended the rose show yes terday afternoon. Mrs. Early Hostess at Tuesday Luncheon Mrs. Victor Sotln'r. of l'nlo Alto. who Is vislthiK friinils anil lela-i tivos In .MiMlforil. wiw Kllost ot j Julll;,nB from various fxpfeii honor at a luncho,.,, Blven at th I lomi cl.mi.,Bms ..vorl.i-tn-.l in home of Sirs. U A. i-.at-ly. 411 AVcstj (hc ,al.Bt, au(om.,,H xion,iv anil Jackson, Tuesday at one o'clock. , The afternoon was spent at bridge. Guests at the luncheon includes the honor guest. Mrs. Sether. Mrs. Hlsle liutler. Mrs. Luclle, -! .MIS. WIKIlll.l ...ill, ..ii". , t.'1-iy..o i1N M-iude lones Ml'-tl Maurlne'carri'ili. Mrs. Kli.ai.eth i Jerome. M nt. Hazel Parrett H. zel Smith. Mrs. P.eatrice Mrs. Mr. rick, and Mrs. Helen lledrick. Willett pupils are Guests, Instructor Pupils of Kosa Plackmore Wil lett, who participated 111 the recital broadcast from station KM ICO Tuesday evening, were entertained j by their Instructor at i rowsoin.(8 f(,,CSH cumli,un again as a cafe rnllowmg me recnai. Special tables were arranged to-1 the occasion nnd were heautlfull-' ! decorated with plulc roses ami ferns. Guests wero Misses Gertrude and .Marguerite Hoylc, Loona Daugherty, Carmen Dean, Louise Letcher, Doreell Leverelte, Carol Scheffel. Ituby Stone, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Letcher, Mrs. Ralph Dean, and Mr. 11. H. Willett. Mrs. Weber Honored During Stay Here Mrs. Georgia Weber. Htate chair man of the Veterans' hospital in Portland, who was in tills city the first of the week, was honor guest at a. no-hostess luncheon at Hotel Medford Monday noon and at the social meeting of Hie American Legion Auxiliary bold In the club rooms Monday eve ning. Mrs. Mary Chnney. department in-esldent. and Mrs. Wm. Lee Hrlckor, who accompanied Mrs. Weber to thiti city, and made a trip thrugh the Mute with Mrs. Donald Marine, national auxiliary president, prior to the Uoscburg conference, made their reports to the members at the Monday meet ing. Guests from Grants Pass were Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Lucy Barber. The rooms and tables where re freshmentti were served at tile close of the meeting wree beau tifully decorated with summer flowers by Mrs. II. 1!. Kdwards and her committee for the occas ion. Mrs. Weber warf presented with it lovely corsage by the Auxiliary. Picnic nl ."liliind Park on l-Vlflay St. Mark's Guild members Fri day enjoyed a picnic nt the Llthia nark In Ashland. Members of the Ashlnnd guild Joined them at lunch. This waa the last meeting of the spring season. Officers wero elected for the coming year, to take charge of ine mi-eiiiig ui wi-iiM'.-i . , ..- ...... Presldenl, Mrs. A. F. Stenne:: i tra eomposeu oi ' " first vice-president. Mrs.. George dels, pianist. Donald Moore, vlo Vortin; second vice-president. Mrs. llnist. nnd ni-Loss Gilbert, traps. H. W. Hamlin: treasurer, n. K. handled the music In a very Swan: secretary, Mrs. John Peter, efficient manner, adding to the and publicity, Mrs. Hnl Plait. niccc-i of the event. REALLY ENJOY SPORTS Let our operators give you a Shelton Crcquignole Perma nent Wave that will be lovely all summer. EMMA CLINE BEAUTY SHOP Liberty Bldfj. Phone 454 Miss Wallace Will H ead M usic Group For Coming Year Officers for the coming yc.u were elected by the Music Touch-( crs association at the meeting held , at the country home of Mis. John! White on Griffin Crook Tuesday j evening. Miss Imogono Wallace was ' named president, Mrs, MeClaii, vice-president; Florence Graves, treasurer, and M rs. White, secre tary. Mr. Ed Andrews, honor guest, entertained the association with some Interesting readings. The meeting was preceded by a picnjt. suppei- mi u Umv ihrounh the garden and grounds of Mrs. i White's home. The children of members, who were also guests, I enjoyeu a swim in mo pool wiiio. : the meeting was in session. I The association adjiuirncd Tues t day evening und will meet at luncheon at Hotel ' Medford Sep tember 9th. Benson Recital Well Received Tuesday evenings at the Fox Cra- , terlan theater It Is more than 1 evident that the recital given by pupils of the live Benson Dancing I ..,!,.;.. was wo received. I ,. ,. .,,. nuin "i. h.".' ,'t wi,h " rnil.lo recop - ' I"!' .in ..i-.i.u ..... ....... Ifroni any other type of dance." A golden butlertly, represemeo by charming little Hetty Frcy. I four and one-Half years out cuted a short characteristic dance, and llirougllont tno rental flitted in and uut announcing each number. "The Scarecrow" (Gordon Hen son), to all appearances a floppy dummy, was carried In by a farm er (Gordon Turner). The farmer departed and . Ihe dummy eame (o life and danced, returning to (-., t I',oui. ni.e(nca fmu,A ,, fial(,. )out ,n H (,lmy m,mber i:,.i,.hn McAllister. Durham Franklin. Jean Hender son from Kogue River, and liar barn Uevan. An "American Indian," was danced by LaMurle Hccli. An "Oriental Incense" dance was rendered by Helen Wood, Louise Klrod. and Verna Forn crook. Lively little "Jack 111 the Box and the French Maid." was danc ed by Jtuo LoFevro and LaMurle Beck. Four Hell Hope Girls, a snap-' py tap number, was danced hy Doris Preston, Dorothy Guff. Cu mlllo Cloincnson and Uvolyn New land. Tho, "Spanish Fan Tango" Wits danced by Helen Wood. "The i'gly Duckling." another ..loii-.ieter in-ouo. included Helen. Thumnson (the lender), Lois Deiil. Mary Lotllso Mann. Dorothy Valo, M..,i.,..n RinirlPtnn. Emma Jane Smith and I!ae LeFcvre ns "the i.ii...." ..in, n f.iirv mul- mother. Margaret Gear. A Moorish cymbal dunce wns '.., i. ii.,i,. Wood and 1 - Verna Forncrook. Four little sea nymphs, Gretchen McAllister, Hue LeFevre. Barbara Franklin and Barbara llevan. executed some very goon toe work anil rdlnatlon. One of the star numbers wan an inlagio. "The Fisherman and the Mernialil." danced by Mnrle Heck. 13 years old. and Gordon Turner, the fisherman, 111 years old. The last number, a "Three Legged Chorus," by sixteen high school and business girls, was completed with n tap dance by Noel Benson and Helen McAllis ter. Mm Benson expects to take n certain number of ller ndvnnred i.nnlls out of town for n two. night engagement soon She will teach In her studio In Medford all through June. Some tlmo during the summer she will again go south. Ti,r .,.,. Inl tbeee-lilece orclies- - f-i.it Federation Head J 1 -is, mi Assoi-lati'il I'ross Photo. .Mrs. .lolill I'. Slppol of llalli iiiiiiv, Slil., ivns ro-oloi'liil iiil-(li-lil ot tlio (ioi'iiral I'tili'iiitloii or Wiinii'n's I'lnhs at tho Koiiior, isinvctitioii. Radio Contest Will Be Monday Evening Musical gruup.s of the valley are "tlclpaling the uuitcerl to be broadcast tomorrow evening from l m.iuuh in.iii.i niivii i i.ti. ....... ... ,h(, f(,u,.u, ,.. lluMlU)n , t:. Alwaler Kent founuailou win ,e , . .. .j, ir t,.resi in the event lias In- ,.,.,.aM,, during the past two weeks and large number amateur , ..,,,' arteiii.ile in the pro- Knun Monday. .ys. George An- drews. local chairman, anuounceil yesterday. Judges will) will choos the winners. to enter the state con test have not been announced. Medford Students Graduate, S. O. S. N. A large number ol Medford peo ple attended the commencement program at the Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland Monday afternoon. Among the graduates wero the following students from this city: Dorothy Lee lliiughman. Kdna Iteeson, Kthel Florence Houssum Trultt Gnnlrnll. Krma Cobb, Velma Viola Cole. Warren Conrad. Doro thy Crews. Georgia F. Currier Golillo Depew. Margaret llann.i Kubv Downing,- Verna llarrol.l. Harriet .1. Hill, Kalhryn Lucas Gladvs Marie Murphy, .luailll.i Nutting, Jessie Allelic Schlelchcrt Theo von der Hcllen. and Leila A. Wilcox. Sail ifusc ('oinmemfMiit'iit .MtielldiMl by Isical INMipIc llr. nnd Mrs. Will Houston, eompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James I Cnrnutt anil Miss Doris Itlchurdson. left .Medford Tnursuuy ny motor j for San Jose. Oil., to attend the commencement urogram nt the i teachers' collego Saturday. Miss Gwendolyn Houston, who gradua:- 1 oil with the 1H30 class, will n- ..... llnfnr,l ...III, ll. l,;l,.( If. spend the summer with her par cuts. at their rnneli home Tn.il. For THOSE WHO Full White Porcelain, 3-bur'ner, with large 15 inch oven. Summer special $97.50 We can arrange monthly payments , to suit your convenience We need some good coal and wood ranges and will offer a liberal amount on a new MONARCH ELECTRIC ROBBINS FURNITURE CO. k- 217 West Main Students of Dance and Music Please Large Audience A.TomplislnM hIii.I.-iiik oi hum . ' Thursday evening with several. ,.,.,.. ,.i.., ..r m,s. k. k. . niioi HIK " " tt lilt llHOlS. A swuiil linnet hy ...... ,. ! '.' . .. iM, .. ! I'll ..... 1..V1...1 ihi- iiinurnm usll- Mill II I'l i, . ., ..i,.., M ,,f i mi 1 ntlu Miir- 1 I'll ly II lilOl UH ' ... ... ..in . mili. Ilii'ki'i't. AIU'O uriii, riiyiun -I,l,l ami ll.v..rly WalN.n wimt Bt-fittly upiiliuiili'il for iholf purt I" tin. t'hlni'iio not. Tlii'lr oriKiiiiiiiiy was woll lllit'il. Dmolhy llayfs. iln-ssoil In a pink I inllft suit looki'il altr.-iftivii attains! thf UbIH Ki-oon liaikBiounil. In her dance. Tinkle Hells. Kraniiic Ulnabarger, In her cb-ver costumes received much applause In her presontaiions of sailor lap, wall', eccentric, and toe dance. .lane Anile showed some clever tannimr when she appeared In I "Swauce" and "Can't lie Itoth cred." Iter solo in the Persian dance was also skillful. Joan I Unwell was featured in .lust Tap- pln Maxine Yaughati. dresseil in a blue and white suit sang, "Sliouhl 1." and tapped to tho melody. Arbia Messlnger and Marjorie l.indlcy "Turiietl m tlie Heat," in ii clever tap number. 7,oe Dell Unit Is as Kasclnalln' Vamp brought laughter from the ' ..sUt. ' Another cleverly executed ' ,1.,.. .1 ..II . iiiiuiiK-i- ,ir in,- ' terprete.l by Mildred Schmidt and; rolsaiit. ......... " In a beautiful little white satin ruling sun with whlto ritllng boots, glov and hat. a red Iter i-hfcf around her neck, and carry- ing a little white whip. Ilarhara , ii ii Drayton Interpreted the Pony Girl. I he Bell I lop and Talking Pic ture were gracefully Inlerprelcu ny Kthel Chord. Pupils wlio took part in llio Chinese, (lie bunny. Persian, doiu- ino, fox trot und strutter choruses were Kuliy Stone, Jane Antle, Ar leta Messlnger, Belly Johnston, Kthel Chord. Zoe Dell Lillltls, Mar Jorle Llnilley, Mary Kale Walters, Maxino Vauglian. Dorothy Flynn, Jeiin Sniilh, Mary Jane Schorer, Carol (,'arkln, Jackie Flynn. Ann Van Vnb-.nh, .losephlno II III I Is, Jeanne Cooper. Vlvlenno Boss, shlp ot Mrs. Wllllts, tllolr captain, j Ilosn Gore, June 'lliliiins, LoulsonH,y w-etit out to cump Saturday j Clark, Frankle ltlnabnrgcr, 1' reila Underwood, Palsy Gclmucr- and .Margaret Grlnsteail. Students of Airs. Gore who play ed piano numbers wero Howard Grover. Sarlln Piatt, Hotly Pur din, Hay Lewis, Dorothy Goro and Dorothy Burgess. The clever and nttracllvo cos tumes worn by llio students weru all designed by Miss Luy. During the progniin many flowers were received by the pupils and their rnslruelor. .Mrs. Parke Feted Before Departure Mrs. .1. o. Parke, who leaves to day for St. Helena, was honor guest at the luncheon given Wed nesday afternoon hy Mrs. Alex Wil son at her country homo near lald for .Medford. Covers wero eight. Mrs. Norman Walter Ball of Sun Frenclsco. who arrived In Medford Tuo.-dny. has been the guest of Mrs. II. .1. Coliroy for tho past evt oral days. WANT the BEST Electric Range Phone "9 1 Mrs. MacDonald Will i ; Be Honor Guest at i Church Reception . .11 c... ception for ., v -- """ ' " ; , ; iliii.siliiv KoituwInK tlu linuhcon. which will hi) sim'vimI In Ihi.' iIIiiIiik roipiii. ::'t m.on. Iho n-iM-ption will ho hold 1,1 ",! ll,,lk''s l""1'"'- -u. - u 01,H'K M.'u M,.,.,l,l Will U-lVll IMI Il.l - . ..... ,. ' i " ' " - ' " mill Holy Litnil Slio Is known ns a plcasliiK n ml ontortalnlni; sprak- r anil a larBo crowil is antli'ipiiti'il ; . , ,., ,i, ,..,. 1 " ... ' hers of the W are invited. C. T. and friends What the Girl Scouts Are Doing lly Mrs. 1). .1. WlllMin We are thinking more ami mor ami more now that or Is here. I additions about camp these days school is out and summer and every day finds new to our plans. Will bo able to tell you more next week about our camp director that we are to have. inning Ibis week wo will try to imp folders so that . wl , mi will have your equipment list I, .1 ll,l.. , unit.- m h'-i "il i""w 0llp wilt be for three weeks tii.-m ....... - I may a,ny f,,r one. two or three weeks, lust as you desire. The churgo will be seven dollars per week. 1 will not buyable to be nt the office this, coining Wednesday, but will bo there asisual on Monday and Friday from 2:30 o 4:311. The high school troop lulu pur chased a ilo.eil steel camp cots and taken them to I'niup Wlllpen Pines. This troop paid all this expense from their own funds and the other Medford Girl Scouts ttppro clale tills courtesy. file high, school roup was the first one to Initiate tile new cuts as it happened. Under tho leader- ul'tcrnoon and came back Sunday evening. Miss Hampton also accompanied the girls, and needless. Ui say, they all had a fine time. Gore KludciitH To Give Itci llnl Mis. K. V.. Goro will present young children In piano recital at St. Murk's Parish hall. Friday eve ning, Juno 27 at :1S. Tho pro-' gram will Include a demonstration of class-piano for beginners, bused on the Oxford university course. The public Is Invited. Miss Gladys Fryc. who left tho flint ot April for Ontario, Calif, where ho has been with her sis ter, Mrs. J. W. Everett, arrived In Medford Monday. While In Cnllfor- hla she visited San Bernardino, Lou j , Anreies and Ludlow. Select a Ringof Quality PEGGIE'S Beauty Parlor ; Will Be Closed Every Monday Morning Until One O'clock. PHONE 497 For appointment at any other time Apt. 1, Palmer Building. Etude Buys Article By Local Musician I Xews of tho p u r v h a a u by I.... t .... . IMUUC MUiMl. IllilUil'.illU i ,,.,., . I .,.. f iiitiili. i lii'bh ot this city, is receiveu wuu t AUHItuvtl. .Mrs. i;rll)H Hl'lirit! I of M.Mll',,1-,1. will iippwu- in llio July or Ausust ' nuinhiT if ihc innmizim'. It I... I'uinlllnr m minio loonl ri'.Hl- : ''"' "''" 1110 manuMiTiiiiH 1 milllll II Il.ll 1,. tho Cl.lllOKt. M.OIWOI- , , . ,. ,. ... ,,.:.. i ""'T ' iiki' musii-nl I'llui'iillon nf I'hllil ii'ii. Mrs. I'.ohh's arlii-los I'lltltloil "Why llio Study of Milslo Will IliMli'l'lt Hvory I'ltllil" won first plaro In tho local contest. Hh" then ivnt It to "Kluilf" noil n contly ri-iolvi'il a letter from tho editor, .lames Francis Cook -1n-forinint; her of the purchase ot the article. - ( Aildll lonnl society on piitte l) J I I f T I I I JJ " , WCAnADIAH pacific! Ooil with th world's QTotest travel system to tht for ports of th globe.. . see new sights . . enjoy new thrills. ROUND the WORLD f. On the tmni.ti aF An.. tTQ''a fro Nw York, on December 2. 137 days dur ation, MEDITERRANEAN , On the Empress of France rrom New York on Febru ary 3, 1931. 73 days, y WEST INDIES On the Duchess of Bed ford from New York on January 9 ond February l(. 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