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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORP MSIL TRIBUNE, SIEDFC-RD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1930. PXGE SEVEN1 it LAKE CREEK HAS E LAKE CREEK, Ore., July 30 (Sjil.) Lake Creek Orange held a social meeting which was quite well attended by friends and nei ghbors on June 20. A short business meeting was held early In the evening after which the following program was rendered. ' "Illustration of Cooperation," by Harry Tonn and Wallace Rags riale; march and serplntlne by all those above grammar school age; Itroup songs. "It Isn't Any Trouble Just to Smile," and "UP Uza Jane"; a Bhort address, which Mr. - Chambers of Oregon State College gave at the State Grange convention, by Beth Fallow; puz zles, under the direction of Doro tha Meyer: story by Julia Sidley; story and record.' "Nola," followed by a toe dance, "Kola.",, by Zoe null LantlB, Interpreting the same story; piano duet by Anna Wnlch arid Dorotha Meyer; tap' dance, "Swanee," by Jane Antle; spelling match by the children rollowed by a like exhibition.' by .Mrs. Ella .Meyer. Mrs. Emma Missal. Her man Meyer, Jr.. and Ernest Jones; dance. "Sailor Tap," by Frankle Itlnnbarger; ' ruiwlc by Mr. and Mrs. IIurs Moore and William Ab bott; tap l dr.nce. ""Turn on the Heat," by Jane AntW hnd Zoe Dell Lnntls. The remainder of the evening was spent Mil plnylng games and enjoying refreshments, i'1 The Orangers greatly enjoyed having the neighbors and friends meet with them and hope that these guests spent a pleasant evening also. Fred Farlow took up his du ties as assistant steward to which office he wns elected at a pre vious meeting to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Melvin Wright. The Orange thanked the Med ford girls, who took part in the program for making so long a trip to give their very entertain ing dances. A-NICE-GIRL COMCS-TO-TOWN ' :" ' ' ; ij'i. , With the capture of a 100 Bal lon still reported hers yestenluy, reports from Josephine 'county in dicate that officers ore itlao active there.-: C. S. -QoUlBraltli was . . ar rested as the Operator "of a 30 sallbn outfit, Ingeniously hidden tiuder a, pile of cut liruoii near Wil liams, Twenty gallons of alleged moonshine and 150 gallons of mash were also seized.. Goldsmith's fam ily. Is said to be residing In Med ford; : " Officers destroyed the liquor and mash but brought the still to (irants Pass an evidence that Is expected to send Goldsmith to the state penitentiary for a Bhort term. NOTED LECTURER AT Dr. Meander 8. Keyserr, profes sor of ftytttematrc theology In Hn nuna Divinity school, Wittenberg college, Springfield, Ohio, editor of The Blhle Champion," popular lecturer and author, will be heard in the Knglffth -Lutherarn church. Fourth at Oakdale avenue, Sunday, July 6th, at 11 a. m. Dr. Keyser is filling lecture en gagement, in Los Angeles and Oakland, and will be the guest of hifi brother, Albert Keyser, 60 N. ' Hose avenue, In Medford, on his way to fill engagement In Oregon and Washington. The public is cordially Invited to attend this spe-' rial service. Dr. D. B. Wilrey, surgeon on a Pacific ocean line, spends his spare time writing short stories, What cook books stress in broiling steak is also stressed in roasting HLL5 Bros coffee Cook the steak a littli at a timi on each tide. That's the way to broil it evenly. Hills Bros, roast their coffee a Jtw pounds at timi by their patented, continuous proc ess, Controlled Roasting. Every berry is roasted evenly and a fla vor is developed such as no othct coffee has. Frtil frem lei eriiiasl tmtmmm fmtk Estllj efintJ mrnk the luf. J lh ArA M lit urn. 'C KM SYNOPSIS: rosy Titherlng ton's wealthy aunt tells Aim that sl.e won't finance his proposed tight around the world until he become engaged to ttary . f.ou Leslie, story Lou is thrilled be- count Tony's eccentrio Aunt Ethel- . oeita 'ikes her, but Tony himself Hat no intentions of marrying any one. tie tells Vary Lou that an aviator has no businsss getting married. To solve his ' problem. " he asks stary Lou to become en gaged to h'.m until he eon make the light. This mill assure hi " aunt backing. Uary Lou is chagrined to' think that Tony '.-wants only a make-believe en gagement, but sha Anally consettts . to ft. With a gay time in pros- pect, she dreads to return to her country home in Prinwood. tier s London cousin. Jay Jerome, offers stary Lou a iob in her gown thog. ,', ' Chapter 17 THREE SPARKLERS ; IARY LOU was to begin In Jay's gown shop at a salary of two pounds a week. Out cf that, one pound would go to Jay tor food and lodging, and another would be set aside as a sinking fund to pay. for the dresses she already bad taken from the shop, and for others the was sure to need soon. . The ten shillings her father al lowed ber would help tor such mis cellaneous current expenses as silk lockings. : '... .-, ; ., 'jifTII; never be able to thank you -hough. Jay.". Mary Lou told ber at: breakfast. "If you only knew what a load Is lifted off my mind by' not having to go back to Fr In wood!'" , . :; i; "l can well imagine It," Jay chuckled.; h,'"TDb delights of the cciiotry are not to my. taste, either. tJume down to the shop when" you feel ' like It and I'll have Mis, Fletcher explain some of the rou tine work to you."' ' . When Tony called a while later. Mary Lou broke the news to him. "Jay's offered me a job. .In her shop." she told him : excitedly. "Isn't that wonderful? That means ( never need to go back to Frln wood again, except tor visits. Isn't It darling of her?" . "Great!" rejoined Tony. He was distinctly relieved to near ber ani mated voice over the phone. He bad been a bit besltant about calling her, tor the moment of the night before, when he had held ber In his arms end kissed her. lingered dis turbingly In his tnlhd. "And are you happy other wise?" ' . "Oh, yes." Mary Lou replied with out hesitation. "Isn't It a lark? I've been chuckling over It all morning. We'll have great tun, Tony." ; ' '. ' -i ; .Tony was glad ot her reassur ance. They arranged to meet that afternoon, when he was to give ber the ring. . "Three sparklers," He told ber "Let's go to the tea dance at the Berkeley. Then I'll slip It on your anger in grand old style." . . "Fine," laughed Mary Lou. !' Her animation vanished as soon as she replaced the receiver. She sat there tor a time, ber elbowa on her knees, her chin cupped In her bands.- v r- ; .. Was It right to accept a ring from Tony when be had no Inten tion whatever ot marrying berf Was It quite rlgbt to play this game of make-believe? ' Mary Lou won dered what her father would say when he learned of It. Yet she bad agreed to play the game with Tony, and there was nothing else .o do. Nevertheless, she thought, was It quite fair of him to demand so much? Wasn't It a bit selfish? . . "l.ook here. Mary Lou," she Hnally told herself, "you've got to banish the blues. This cake may be stale at the bottom, but there'a toffee on top. . And you'd better" eat up that toffee as fast aa you can. A tew minutes later aba was In Jay'a shop, receiving ber first lea- son In salesmanship from Mlsa Fletcher. She had taken Mary Lou to the upstairs alteration room, and they were Inspecting a rack of new gowns which bad Just arrived. "Nerer assure a customer that a certain dress looks well on ber. when It doesn't." Miss Fletcher re marked with emphasis. " "That's maxim No. 1." said Mary Lou, "but supposing the customer icanii to be convinced?" "That Is one of our greatest difficulties." Miss Fletcher agreed, "You must persuade her, tactfully, that some other dress . would be much belter. Tell her that another dresa shows off ber figure to much more advantage, that she'll really look more smart In the other dress that you'v decided to sell her. Show her some gown that will loo': well on ber, and tell ber It's lb imartest thing In the house." "Wonderful," Mary Lou smiled. "And does she swallow the ball!" "Invariably. Every good sales woman must try to understand tb mind of ber client," Mis Fletcbsr declared. "The old-fashioned days. when you told any old lie for a sale, are gone. You musl.flnd out what she really likes, way back In her mind, tor that's wbat'a going to please her In tb long run. vsbBpJ "It's hard sometimes, for client. Ilk all ot us, are carried away by momentary enthusiasms. If you sell them a gown under those con ditions It meana bad trade In tb end." "Supposing," said Mary Lou. wbo waa determined to make a success ot the Job. ."supposing nothing In the shop seems to piease her?" "Ah!" returned Miss Fletcher as she shook out a frock ot jhiffon. 'There you're up against some thing. Often It' best Just to let her go. But be sure there's such genuine regret In your manner that she'll come back again. Never, by any chance, allow a oustomer to think you're lo the least chagrined It she doesn't nuy anything, even though you've bt-eo hours showing ber every dresa In the hop!" Mary Lou picked up many tales pointers In the course of the murn ing. . She was to start work in earnest the following week Al ready she had written her ruilie about It, and she was sure he wouldn't cbJecL That afternoon, dancing with Tony al the Berkeley, tbey ran Into -Gwendolyn Carruthers. It wasn't surprising, tor Gwendolyn baunied the Berkeley. 'Hello, there's old Gwendolyn," cried Tony, waving gaily In hei dl recllon. "Let's try out uew oo ber. See bow she takes It" Mary Lou knew very well huw she would take It, bow any girl wltb a grain ot aense would uptirui to take lu 1 "Ob, darlings, darlings, this is ae llebtful. de-llRht-ful." Gwendolva exclaimed, "lt'a Just loo Jolly. We must have a party. I'm so thrilled 1 don't know what to do!" 'Gwendolyn seemed very pleased about It," Tony remarked later wltb a chagrined grin. "Chuckiug modesty to the winds. I always thought she bad her eye on me Yet she seemed genuinely glad." Mary Lou laughed at his sim plicity. "Darling," she mocked. "It's not what she said tbatlcouuts. Didn't you notice ber look? It said plainly, 'How has sbe done It? I II bet she worked the simple, trusting stnnu. That always gets a niau like: Tony.' Couldn't you see it In her. eyes?" ' :'. ! 'Mary Lou ' woaoered now tar It! waa wise to Initiate him Into the' mysteries ot feminine psychology If abe were having blm tor keeps she' might not have been bo ready to tell, blm that much. But since theirs was only a temporary affair. . , . . ' 'Wbo ' cares what Gwendolyn thinks or look, any way ?" Tony- re . marked as tb danue ended. "I say I haven't given you the sparkler; yet. Here they are." ' They eat down and be punhed aside a plate of . oakes. A small blue)' velvet box lay In the palm ot bis ' band. He pressed the catch and grinned up at ber as the bos opened. Mary Lou gasped. It wus a nemi tlful ring, wltb three hugs die monds winking wickedly on a thin platinum band. ' "It's wonderful! ' But. Tony, you shouldn't" "Rot! ' Aunt Etbeluerta came across, and there's no reason why you shouldn't share In the polla You deserve It!" "I feel rather guilty," Mary Lou murmured. "Forget It Here, hold out yout band." Carelessly be slipped the ring on to ber hnger. . A queer thrill siiui through Mary Lou. Sbe uiigln have become sentimental. If. slie hadn't glanced up to see Tunv toik Ing down at her wltb bis lopsided grin. , Sbe smiled, too. Hadn't she ile termlned to take It' lb a spirit ol tun? . i "Come along, let'a dance. What', Ibis tune. Katber Jolly, isn't it?' Tbey stood a minute beside then table, listening. The rat druinmei waa singing away at the lop of im voice, as be did stunt with bl drum atlcks. It was one of Hit season's lateat tunes: 'Let's pretend fnal . lave you ' Lei's pretend that you hive me. Then all the world Will paradise be. We aan have our tun - Cupid on the run, tfo heartbreaks when you. Have proved that you're untrue. . .' Tony threw back bis bead and laughed. "That's odd. It Just fits our case, doesn't II? You see what a great Idea It Is?" "Yes, great," Mary Lou echoed She glanced from the glittering ring on ber finger over lo Gwendo lyn, wbo sat talking animatedly to ber partner. Mary Lou knew she waa watching ber and Tom from tb corner of ber small green eyes watching ' and. feeling vcr so Jealous. v "Yes. great" sh repeated wltb more conviction. "I wouldn't have missed this afternoon for worlds!" . - (Copyright. 1'tt. Uayste Orelgl How Ion will Mary Lou's fun continue before Tony's fliflhW tee tomorrow's crispier. AS AN "ADVANTAGE PORTLAND. July 3. OF) Kd par M. Burns, iecrtlnry of the Northwest runners' association, said today the ennnod goods In formative Inbeling bill. pURsed by congress without an amendment, was accepted by northwest pack ers as an advantage. The bill, amended the pure food and drug act. requiring all en ncd goods that fall below a stand ard set by the secretary of agri culture, to he labeled with a plain statement of that fact. "Poor quality In canned goods is o ne ren so n fti r depress! on." Burns Raid. "The enactment of the measure will make a .better market for quality packer." by the, city council there for the installation of 31 boundary lights and six hazard lights at a cost of S 1 U4ti. The airport runway was recently graveled and leveled at a cost of $3tHMi and further im provements wilt Include the gravel ing of the road heading to the air port from (rant Pass. The new lighting system is expected to be started within 31) days. by the whole community. Mrs. Qagsdate, the new carrier, )iiade her first trip Tuesday morning. F i T IIS GRANTS PASS AIRPORT IS WILL LECTURE TONIGHT' This evening, in the Seventh Day Adventlst church, Corner .fe nny and Kd wards st reets. He v. A. K. Nelson, 1 for many years a missionary In A f lira, will show moving pictures and give a lec ture mi tile work being carried out in Africa. He will, be accompanied by Kvanuelist .lames Ma link 1, a na tive of N'yasaland. who will relate In number of thrilling experiences. HA I. KM. lire.. .Inly IV . Since the state t raffle dfpaiimelU ( will face Its hiiigest problem of the year on July 4. Seeuiary of State Moss asks the ro-nperalion of motorists in avoiding aeeldents. Caution driving Is nil that Is asked, he say. Me urges that motorists not yield to the tempta tion to pass other ears on curves or hills. FOR MARION COUNTYl SA1,KM. Ore.. July ;i (TP) Moralise of Marion county's in creased population, which is now persons going into court must pay higher fees. I'p to now $2 has been the charge on al! doc uments for which a filing fee Is charged, Now there will he a 31 fet If th'Mc. Is to be. a jury trial. $ti for default cause ami $;l for any jiulgnient. SAI.KM. Ore.. July 3.()R. , A. fiieen, who has practiced law In Portland for 15 years. haH been j appointed by the supreme court ; as a member of the state hoard of bar examiners. He succeeds - (leorgt A. Pipes of Portland, who resigned. The other memberH of the board are Hoscoe t. NelHon, I Hoy Shields and Hall S. Iaisk. all ! of Portland, and John H. Caron j of Salem. SALEM ELITE PESTERED ! BY MOSQUITO SWARMS! Grants Pass will light its .air port, a contract hav:ng been let j , Oregon Weather. j Oregon: Oenerally cloudy t' night and Priday; probably show ers on the coast; moderate tem- peaature. flciille ' to moderate ' Minitlie:iy winds. ' HHOWNSHOUO. Ore.. July a. (Special.) Hill Almy made his last trip as mail carrier, between Lake I'reck and Kagle Point last Mmi- j day. much to the regret of his many friends. j Through his kindness and wll- : lingness to do for anyone who i asked a favor, his loss will he felt ' SALK.M, Ore., July 3. A') Organized warfare against mos quitoes is being made in the fash- PICNIC IS TOMORROW SAMS VAI.l.KY. Oi'P., July 3. ioniililc I'ulrmoinil Hill dlstrli-t of (Special) Tlio )lrnic oollimlllPO ot Siili'in. Harry sink, county suni- the Sams Valley (IrariKJ Hil lary ni'clor. ami I'.auy I'imner, noune.es that the .Inly 4tll icnl ; city sanitary Inspector, ilm-inn the I will he held on KnKlle river 111 tll investiKation found millions of I Nealon ranch. Kveryone is lu "wrlttKleiB" In the slouuhs of ihevlted to hrlnK Ills dinner anil join district. -1 the liv.n5.Ts. E E FOR SON QUIT FOREST HOI NEW YORK. van learned In circles that the finally decided their littl non. Lindbergh, after grandfather, was to b tha nam July 3. P It well Informed Lindbergh have on a name for Charles Morrow his father and aald hv friends 1 acieciea. PORTLAND. Or.. July S. M Charges of trespass brought by forest official against four squat ters In the Fish cheek dsert near Rosebura were . dismissed today when all four defendant told J removed their belonilnt from as: BARGAINS ... CHECK YOUR NEEDS AGAINST THESE . THEN COME HERE AND SAVE MONEY! ill1! i I a'- I'll i ij a B)fJjBMjgBaMsJBcJsK S3; Gmnnam Chic Styles . Smcirt Prints Sizes 14 to 52 ' July Clearance Price3 7-7 -lluy-tlipsp whiU'-yini eii5 Kot44ieMiaVr stylo, 11ml print i.v'mt, tt'Rrit nt this (Jl-flstit'iill.v furry. ! 'fli'iirniic.c int ! wrxr ao a ItAYOX A Xl. COTTON VKRTS, re( ularly much hlKher. Uuy for QO Summer thrift. Clearanco price OOC It.WOX I'AXTIKS, regularly 98c. Heal values. Clearance ( Oj Price J7C KII.K I.lXiKItIi:. roitiilarly 9n. Cool and exceptional bnrKalns. . CGkf Clrnrnnce Price OUC HKASSIKItKS, regularly 50e. Tho kind and price you want! t Clearance Price swOw THTRP) TTiTM Men's, Women's and Children's Styles July Clearance Price 98c to $2.98 I.imU lit llicso suiiii suit viiIih'h! You'll find siitisfiictory sizos, slyli's mid colors in tliis ureiit :nm) for lli! wholi' family ! Hnynow! CIIA.MIHt.AY, regularly 1 Bo per yard. Uuy Tor clearance. Clearance Ag Price, yard ItC ilXill.M, In nttractlvc patterns. Heg ulai ly 19c per yard. Clearance 1 C Price, yard '.. IOC PltlXTi:i VIA)VV., remilurly 30n per yard. Hulwtantlal sovIhk". Clear- Ofkp mice Price, yard sJvUU PIjAIX VOU.i:, regularly 29c per ynrd. Kor sheer summer dresses. OA Clearance 'Price, yard PI'.HCAI.K.S. renularly 20c per yard. Kmart matclol ot low price. 1 . Clearance Price, ynrd XOt Smart Rummer Styles . . . Values to $29.75 ' July Clearance Price $10. Don't miss tliis spoctiii'iilnr (!iil suit' ! Here lire fonts for xyiu-y.-ucutiHiun on Uie Hprm;;, HiimuiL'r; iiutl fnll ,.iulpn.iiiv Wonilorfnl styji's. ;'livi'ly .falii'ii's. Itrolti'ii hizes.- Hurry I ; Charming Prints! Clever Styles ' ' , July Clearance Price 50c Sizes 2 to fi Mothers ! liny tlicso rrisp diiinty wnsli frocks for your chil dren nnd s.-ivo dollnrs! Adornlilc styles. Colorfnl prints, lie thrifty mid liny Kcvernl lit this low elciirnnee price. Windsor Gasoline Ranges July Clearance, Price . . $.').0ll Down $ 48. 95 .5.IN) Monthly I Here's ren! vnliic for llie kilehen! Kiiinous AVindsor lias rnniies wild porcelain cniinit'l'l'inisli.. 2 hunters. All yon eonld possildy want in cooliinjj eonil'urll Vidnes tip to ifiH.!. ' i ' ., . ,', -, i LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE, 2V size 1 Qr .tiil-c. S:iv nt lliis SAIJ IMI('F, kUy MARCELLE LEMON LOTION, regular '.Vr. size. (ireat for liciiliii and Hootliiii";. O On , e Sale Lii .2 for' KOTEX, regular 50: size jiaeknKo. New, OQc jinprovetl style. I'ny now. Sale I'riee LOU-RAY BODY POWDER, sjsl.W size. Knchatit ing fraranee. Ifurry' foi- yoivh.'j COW' Sale Priee :,..,u..:....:.:.:.::..t:.'.'.....:;... UI7 WILDROOT HAIR TONIC, size. QCr I in v several hottlos. Sale i.ri'e....,.'.;v...2 for"c BAY RUM LOTION, reKnlar'r,,!)e value. A won ileiJ'nl skin refreshener, litiv. .Cor tlirit't, fH Sale iviee :..'...;.:;t.-.'.2 forVf MARCELLE CURLING PLUID:reKulnr $1.00 Size. Make finder waves or reset your Qs permanent. Sale Price (3 to cm 40 en Smart Summer Hats July 'Clearance Price , ' ; $1.88 The. st raws! , -tU. wlks., the fabric , hats you've ' heeii witntinif! I5ii,V Hiivorul.' -..You, can afford tb nt "this ' clearance pricot Hiirryl, 'i, ,;'. i Girciznio sin mi) ffffi MUX'S ll.M.llltKXJAX SUIKT8 AM) , JltAWl'lts, regularly 4lio each. Shnl-l ' anil lung sleove undershirt. OQ Clearance price, each....... Oe7w MKN'S UAYOff SHOUTS, reKulliriy 98o pair. Elastic tup. Sizes 80 to "IA .IB. Clearance Price .., f I1 MKN'S XA1XSK)R UNION SUITS, reg ularly CDc. .Ail white checked. AQf Cut full slzo. Clearance Price.... te7C Sports, Street and : Dress Styles .': July Clearance Price $2.19 to $3.98 Hi'li grndi) fihoes yon can't expect lo find priced so low iitrnin Ihift sea son. Kid, calf, fabric, novelty ma terials, liny several pairs now I Sizes Vt to 7 E Davenport Suite , Limited number tit fltm" low price. Jaciniard Velour fjiiu on Hose ) t 'uroiiuda . $60.45 Axminster Rugs i ' ' A very JVw Jeft a).ithwB low priM. '2 $26.75 rt $28.50 B.3xio.; $25.00 i wili.M I i m mat 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore.' . 4 tb national zorn lanas. , .