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Miss Koo.or Ktilcrluhis
'At V:irrii supper.
4 Miss Itmh Koozit was hostess
,lant owning at n waffle xupptT
anl thou (or p:irty in honor of
Miss Anno Hcoti, guest of Miss
' Jvoozer, at her hume, UH Alniinul
Htieei. finest InehuliMl tho Misses
DiMOlhy Hoffman, Luclle llurreU.
Tliolma Jtilow ami honor Kiit'st,
:MNs Seott.
'Miss Iiiy IjOmvcs
Tomorrow.
p AILsh IUilh huy. local dancing
inst ruetor. lea veH M ed ford lomor
row for Corvallis. where she will
g spend a week visit int; Mm. Tiyron
iBradfihaw, formerly MIsh flraee
JCollins of this city. Khe will go
Vh from there to Salem to join
Miss Thelmn l.uthy, with whom
V she will journey to Steamboat
Springs. Colo., to attend the sum
mer session of the Perry-Mansfield
. duncinft school. They will
; stop in Port land for a short visit.
M Uv Lny plans to spend nine
weeks at Sleamhoat Springs tnk
k Intr special work in danclnj; in-
Birucuon. miic win re-open ner
Btudio In Meilfonl nliout Septem
ber 2.
Juvenile Order
Plans Picnic.
.sThn Juvenile Order, Neighbors
of Woodcraft, will hold a picnic
Saturday. June ' at Camp ivter
Pan on (he Rogue. All nii'lllhers
d:id their mothers aie asked to
aiteiwl. Utile sisters and brothers
are also Invited, if accompanied
liy chnperones. Members will meet
at the . (). o. V hall at 11 a. m.,
Whore transportation wilt he pro
vided. They are asked to bring
basket lunches and swimming
suits.
Miss Wallace
Enjoys ConfcMViice.
Miss Imogene Wa.laeo has re
turned to Medfurd from Salem,
where she attended tho state con
vention of tho Oregon Music
Teachers' aswoclation. Kvery ses
sion was Interesting nnd marked
by nn excellent attendance, she re
ports. '
Fishers F.xpertcd
To Upturn Soon.
. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. Fisher are
expected to return to their hnmo
Jri this city within the next few
days from Mc.M Innville, where
tljey attended the wedding of Miss
Iorena Slallings nnd their son, L,
TV Fisher, which was a social
eve n t of the past wee k . They
will visit for a short time with
relatives and- friends at Scotts
burg. Min. Jones Honored.
; Mrs. John l'eter is entertain
ing today with a fftiir-guest lunch
eon at Motel Medfnrd, honoring
Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. Jack
Porter, who is in this city from
Snlem to spend the week as house
guest of her daughter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Mann, who
itpont the winter nnd spring in
California, have returned to their
horn" in this city.
M rs. Frank I lose of Los Ange
les Is spending a few days In this
city as guest of Mrs. Nida Oat
man while in route to Spokane,
Wash., where she will spend sev
eral week visiting friends. she
will stop In Med foul again on her
return trip south.
Miv. Porter. Mis Peters
Hostesses T(ni:lit.
Mrs. Jack Porter and Miss ICIea-not-
Peters will entertain with a
bridge party this evening nt Mrs.
Porter's home, Keddy avenue.
There will be four tables la play.
.Miss I leek ma n Here
IVoill llf lit
Miss Annelti lleekman. who has
been supervising kindergartens In
Hilo, Hawaii, for the past three
years, arrived In Med ford on this
morning's Shasta from San Fran
cisco, having arrived In the latter
city yesterday on the Malola. She
will spend the summer with her
father. Or. W. H. lleekman and
other relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Hayes, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. J. C. Hayes, who has
been attending tho University of
Washinglnii for the past year In
Seattle ami is now touring thru
liritish Columbia, with Miss Dor
othy IS'oss, is expected to arrive In
-Med ford the first of next week.
Mrs, J. i. Hall and son, Vernon
of Merced. Calif., and Miss " S.
Ada ins of Ventura, Calif., are
guests of Mi's. W. II. Watt at her
home at I ndependence.
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M iss Shirley Chad wick, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, (Tone Chad
wlck. Is In this city from Portland
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Hello Uttrell.
Mrs. Shelby Till He left Medfnrd
last evening for San Francisco,
where she will spend several days
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. T. O. Travis Is spending
the week In Portland, having left
Medfnrd for tho northern city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Oonroy nnd house
guest are spending a few days at
Iake o' the Woods.
Mrs. W. T. Oavies of Tacoma,
Wash., is house guest In this city
o f M r. and M rs. O. O. Ha rd i ng
at their home on Queen Anne. She
plans to spend a week or lt days
in Medfnrd.
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Clausin Dennis IlUdlcy, who will
receive his muster's degree In
June from Stanford University,
will teach In the University of
Oregon school of business admin
istration next year.
Industrial management is .his
specialty; and at the university he
will be u member of the bureau of
business research, which offers as
sistance to industries of Oregon.
Mr. Hudley received his uiider
gruduute Instruction at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
BEAUTY ENTRIES
NEEDED BY LI
ONS MflfJflAY MORNING
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LABOR SURPLUS HERE
With the apple and pear thin
ning practically over, there Is a
large labor surplus in Mod ford,
according to Chris Gottlieb, man
ager of the local branch of tho
United State free employment
bureau. He said today there nre
at least five applicants for every
available job.
However, a big percentage of the
applicants are transients passing
through Med ford nnd southern
Oregon. Many of them nre un
skilled laborers nnd some claim
they have been attempting to find
work for weeks nnd months.
Local beauties nre urged to face
the camera soon, Jean Hrault, chulr-
man of the Lions club committee,
sponsoring the Miss Medford con
test, stated this morning. Some
contestants tor the title have al
ready called at the Shahgle studio
and hud their photographs taken.
Twenty-fivo have entered the com
petition and nil are urged to make
appointments at the studio not
later than tomorrow afternoon. The
girls will not he charged for the
photographs and bathing suits tor
the pictures will be furnished by
J. C. Penney Co.
Preparations for the dance to he
held at Oriental Gardens June 2S
as the grand linule of the contest
are progressing rapidly. Arrange
ments are under way tor the hold
ing of a stylo show prior la the
dance In which the girls will be
introduced to the public. One of
them will represent the city nt
the Lions 'International convention
in Portland July 10, when Miss
Oregon will he chosen to journey
to Galveston to compete for the
title of "Miss Universe.
Manufacture of phonograph rec
ords has just been introduced Into
Poland, n new plant In Warsaw be
ing expected to produce 1,0110,000
records in Us first year.
American motorcycles are bo
omlng popular In Italy. 1
Paris fashion experts have sol
emly announced that it is no longer
correct for women to wear tennis
socks turned town, but they must
he turned up like a baby's.
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MEET SATURDAY
(Sally colored posters, which tell
a story of Interest to all people i
of Jackson county, were being
placed on the walls of tho club
room of the First Presbyterian
church this morning In prepara
tion for the nnuual meeting of
the Jackson County Public Health
association tomorrow.
Charts and reports with figures,
which, will be released tomorrow.
add much to the interesting ap
pearance of the room. They re -veal
a status for Jackson county
In the field of health work, which
few residents suspect or antici
pate. '
The meeting, which will open
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
for round table discussions, will
be open to all persons interested
In health work.
Following the round table dis
cussions, reports will be given of
the work accomplished in each
community of tho county. These
will be In the form of demonstra
tions. Some communities will pre
sent playlets and motion pictures
portraying their projects.
";he meeting will re-open In the
niiernoon at 2 o'clock, following
the luncheon, which will be
served by the ladles of the Pres
byterian church. Several state
health workers will be present.
WAR ON EARWIGS
Date for opening of the earwig
campaign in this city hat been set
for Monday, June 23, Elmer Oat
man, announced this morning. All
bugs, who expect to survive, are
advised to hide out on that day.
Mr. Oatman, accompanied by u
small crew of men, will start the
survey of the main section of the
city Monday.
Residents will bo notified If
earwigs are found In their gar
dens nnd urged to start poisoning
Th ey will not be f o reed to kill
the insects however, as there is
no ordinance in existence which
make.H earwig poisoning compul
sory.
Mr. Oatmnn nnd assistants nre
asking for the co-operation of tho
people In the campaign to keyp
down the bugs, which have come
to be such a nuisance In northern
cities.
Full Instructions for killing enr
wlgM will be given to heads of nil
realdences where the hugs are lo
cated. 4 .
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Work of the Jackson County
Humane society was commended
by Mrs. F. W. Swanton, of Port
land, state head, when she was In
Medford the past two days confer
ring with local pociety officials.
She discusRed future plans with
the officials nnd reviewed past
accomplishments.
Plans for the new dog shelter,
to be constructed on the county
fair grounds, were also viewed
by Mrs. Swanton. The specifi
cations were made free of charge
by Frank Clark nrchletct as a
pnrt of his contribution to the
work of the society in the county.
Mrs. Swnntnn left last evenjng
for Klamath Falls to confer with
Ilruee Dennis, newspaper pub
lisher, who fs leading efforts to
estnblinh a society In Klamath
county.
LOS ANGELES GIRL
lois Miller of Los Angeles, who
sustained injuries when she faint
ed nnd f. II on the sidewalk In
this city yesterday, was reported
to be In a much improved condi
tion nt the Community hospital
thl afternoon, where she Is re
ceiving trpatment.
MIvh Miller was making the trip
on the bus from Ios AngelfH en
route to Salem to vIhU relatives,
when she became III and decided
to stop In Medford for a day, she
told attendants at the ho.spital.
She started down the strct and
fainted and fell In front of the
liwrenco Jewelry ctore. She will
probably continue her trip north
tomorrow.
"Young Desire" at
Rialto Tomorrow
A complete carnival, technlonlly
perfect In every detail, attracted
wide attention during the fllmlriK
of "YourtK Desire," colorful and ex
citing drama starring hcautitnl
Mary Nolan, which cornea to the
Fox Rialto theatre tomorrow. Many
of the Bcenes of the picture are
laid in the bizarre netting of a car
nival. Misn Nolan in supported hy
a splendid cast, including William
.lanney. Rolf Ifarolde. Mae Huseh,
ileorge Irving and Claire McDowell.
is here. Even now the cars are
Tolling along the highways, filled with happy,
care-free folks out to see this great land
of ours. And no matter where your plans
may take you, Middle West, Southwest,
Rocfey Mountain States, Pacific Coast"
even up into Western Canadathere
will always be a clean, economical, de
pendable Safeway Store conveniently near.
Always get your camping foods al Safeway.
Prices Effective Saturday and Monday
Olives
Highway, medium, tasty
relish. No. 1 tall cans.
2 Cans
29c
Pickles
Heinz genuine fermented
dills, supreme for lunches
and picnics.
Dozen
25c
Gingerale
Pale Face, distributed only
by Safeway. Refreshing
and invigorating. Try it.
2 Bottles
29 c
Fig Bars
Fresh, well filled, plain or
whole wheat.
2 Lbs
24c
Palm Olive
Recommended by the lead
ing beauty experts.
3 Bars
19c
Crystal Whtie
The billion-bubble laundry
soap.
10 Bars . 33c
Camping
Suggestions
Beans
Van Camp's with pork and
tomato sauce. Medium cans.
4 Cans
33c
Chili or
Tamales
Walkers real Mexican qual
ity. Quickly prepared... No.
1 cans.
4 Cans .7.
49c
Sardines
Max-i-mum or Tinapa, in
mustard or tomato sauce.
3 Cans ,
29c
Corned Beef
Libby's easily prepared.
12-oz. cans . . . 2!l)C
Peanut Butter
Highest quality, rich, tasty,
in bulk.
Pound
17c
Mayonnaise
Highest quality, guaranteed
by Safeway. Save in bulk.
Pound 29C
Marshmallows
Fresh and fluffy, toast
them by the campfice.
Pound
19c
Butter
Safeway quality, fancy
, fresh creamery butter.
Pound
35c
Miik
Max i mum or Pet quality
evaporated, always fresh.
7 Tall cans . . .
59c
Sugar
Pure cane fine granulated. '
io lbs. ...... 49c
Flour
Apex,, special blended fam
ily flour. Note the low price
49-lb. Bag .
$1.49
Crackers
Snowflakes, fresh crisp sal
. tine flakes
Family Pkg.
33c
Super Suds
Beads of soap, making your
dishwashing easier.
Package . 09c
Flapjack Flour
Albers, take it camping.
Package
23c
Select Your Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at SAFEWAY
Lettuce
Fresh, solid, local
3 , 10c
Peas and New Potatoes
2 lbs. Peas '
. 5 lbs. Potatoes
39g
2
Cantaloupes
Large, Fancy
17c
for . .,
TWO MEDFORD STORES-Conveniently Located
STORE NO. 433 v STORE NO. 471
309 E. Main Phone 1176 ' 210 W. Main Phone 1010
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