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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1930)
I'A(JJi: SEVEN 4 A Gift Robe SWEM'S GIFT S will put him at ease! . . AT ROTARY MEET STORE OF A THOUSAND THOUGHTFUL LITTLE GIFTS We are featuring this year gifts moderately priced many of which are exclusive in Medford. A visit to our store will suggest something ap propriate for everyone on your list there are so many charming ob jects to choose from. , . i . J , i( . ' ' I Momhers of the Medford Rotary club learnod soihh interesting facts Will Be Escorted Into City t th nuia uuu muces tho , wheel? of their uiitomohllea no By AmOS 3nd Andy 'round when Hotiirinn Tom Travis. . . district mnnaser of the Stuniitml Greet Children in FrOnt Oil company, gave u talk In the t , I oil IndiiHiry at todays meeting. Ol C. Of C. at 7:30 In his iiUrodno.'nn, sir. Travis stated that inasmuch a there are over 4 oh products of petroleum he would confine his remarks to om of the more important products gasoline. Petroleum, unlike water. Santa Claua will arrive In Med ford tomorrow night. Gayly liglu- MEDFORD AfATTi TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKHQX. TUESDAY-. T)KPKMHKIf 2, IOTP, SANTA COMING TRAVIS explains uCfiMfQiiAV iQi GASOLINE MAKING IB HUP , .- ; MY-'-4X1 in iiiii ii in i iii IkU IbVVIII IV ; - a m m a a ff a fe A WUKU II) MUS Willi nii'ii wc-mildes make the most wl cjiiio .'irts.nii(l almost ijiy man prefers wi-iiralilos tiiiil'cniiio from ;i iniin '.-Bslor '. If lip's flic li'iist liit. fussy mid hard l please, lie will appreciate jjil'ts seleclod al ' tin' Tujjjjerv? Tunc in Monday KM El) (1:1.") to fi:45 of nil principal streets of the city. nml it is through the process of garland In tho windows and a ! lstillation that the various by- , ,, ; products are obtained, new sparkle In the eyes of chil-1 Jas Uvey nnnounoP(i fin:l dren nnnou-rrce his coming. Hejpj)ns for the notary dance Krl wlll he honor guest at the annual day night, at St. Mark's Cuild hall. Christmas opening to be sponsored urged all Hotarians to attend by the retail trade division of ihe;amj hring their friends. There will Chamber of Commerce. Committees are working dili gently toduy under the leaders!. ip of IE. It. Strang, chairman of the annual holiday celebration, to get everything in readiness for the jolly old man and hosts of other visitors who will be in Medford from all sections of southern Ore gon. Santa will be escorted into the city by two of the nation's most popular characters, Amos 'n' Andy. They have beenO driving through the streets for several days, get ting the fresh nlr taxi Inondition for Santa's trip. Me will meet the children of southern Oregon at the Chamber he music by a good orchestra and bridge for those who do not care to dawn. Hamilton Put Ion nsked for a ; committee of Kotarians to ansist , other local organisations In stag- ! ing a "charity hall" here in the j near future. President Corn ap pointed J as. Lively and Harold i lieichstein on this committee. j Horace Vtromley suggested thai ; tho Hotary eluli get behind a move- i m en t to entertain Coavh Uurgher j and the Medford football squads at a big football banquet next week. It is proposed that each Iiotarian purchase two tickets, one for himself and one for a member; of the team. The entire sound, of Commerce huildlng shortly after (consisting of nil three tt'anw will 7:3" and give them an advance nP invited, according to present taste of Christinas goodie.?. Amos; plans. Al Unit is of the. commim 'n' Andy will act as his assistants, j (lv .-.-vice mniitu-o was appojnt Kollowing the blinking of lights, pj to take charge of the Itoiary tnt 7:3(1, nil stores of the city will participation hi this function. unveil their windows tfo display a President Corn nunounced that wealth of holiday merchandise, ur- Reparian 11111 Allen is. making a rauged in brilliant settings of tin-j npecdy recovery in a Portland hos sel and other yuletlde decoration, j pltal and if expected to return Several concerts will he played j honr next eek. ny the Ktks hand under tho direc-1 Hon Harder was chairman of tion of F. Wilson Wait. A record . this noon's mectingCUnd Jim Smith crowd is expected to lino the ! 0r Medford was a guest at the streets and shop windows from luncheon. 7:30 on, imhering In the Chrlst- f mas season with characteristic fes tivity. 4 THE PERFECT. GIFT for any . Girl or Woman a Permanent . Wave ; V c$6.50 Make an Appointment for Her Cinderella Beauty Shop Just Back of the Cinderella , -. Phone 1526 " SALEM DIES Al 72 t Hoc: !!. (fl1) Mrs.. 7!i. mother of M. Knlghten of Knighten ! SAIJ3M, Ore. Nellie M. foni.?l' I Ralph Cronise one of the publish ers of the Albany Democrat-Herald of the pioer iiunl-v of Uufus pnd ' lliggs, who frossed the plulr.. n ic Howe, architects of Portland, 1b In Medford today, conferring with members of the school board and Frank C. Clark, local architect, concerning the building program being considered by t he M ed ford district. The school board has ordered that portion ofothe building pro gram which Supt. K. H. Hcdrlck submitted to the group last week, and It jjlll he suhmltted to the voters. The hoard has ordered cop ies of the plan printed for distri bution among the people of Med ford ir? order that they may have n thorough understanding of the plan, according to Dr. H. K. (ireen, chairman of tho hoard. tnd of 12 with his father In lfMti. and settled in the Halt creek dis trict of- -Polk-t cminty.dled ht.ir npartment in the Rush building1 here Intft Monday afternoon.- , KLAMATH MS.CUI AS VALUES INCREASE St. 'Helens. Welch's -Flower Shop opened In now Deinlnpr build iy,AMATIl I'AIJ.S. Ore., Dec. 2. (JPt The vuluntlon nf tiixnble property IncrPnseil 2,riil(1.0!l.r.8 ill the past year. W. T. t.ee, owimr, nnnminced tortay. The county's tax levy Is more than fson.non less than last year, despite increased taxation, he said. Heath's Drug Store o extends h you a cofxliul tmnlaUon lo meet O Miss HattieM. Ford of iL DOROTHY CRAY SALON o She wilt helpruu with your individual beuutr pruhUm mid hu much lo Irll you in ngard lo Mint, efftcluml Jacial can. Her expert advice ii yourt wahout chtxsp. Toiirt Ul Uepartment O December 2, 3, 4, 5 CLAMirHD ADVEETIBINO OITS BHUlTi BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE Comment on this sale has been most generous and spon taneous . . . and the interest so widespread . . . that even the most cautious buyer of merchandise has caught the spirit of the intent behind. Breier's Big General Sale THEIR 3-SALES-IN-ONE o We sincerely believe that in this way we are helping to spread confidence, and bringing people the things they have so lor;g deferred buying. Yes, even hard times bring their blessings, though often in disguise. IN POINT OF VALUES IN TIMELINESS ... IN THE DRASTIC DISCOUNTS ... We have every reason to believe this sale is breaking all records in the West. . NEW SHIPMENTS, NEW VARIETY, NEW INCENT.) ' IVES TO BUY. WATCH OUR WINDOWS. COME OFTEN Here arc a few of the many tempting bargains awaiting you: Reg. 79c Bloomert & Pantlen 43c Reg. $12.50 Silk Dreasea $6.95 Ladles' Fall Coata Less 50 Umbrellas One Half Price Reg. 65c Pendleton Wool Box ' 29c Reg. 1.49 Men'a Union Suits 98c Reg. 15.00 Wool Blazera o $2.93 Rubbers at Wholesale 1 53 STORE 1 IN THE WmT Give a Kodak "The Perfect Gift" The Kiistniim ilesijinors linvi niililoiic tlu'iiisrlves in styl in tliesi' new 10H1 iniiilt'l liriiwnics iiihI Koilnks now lii-iii!; shown In-re. Gay, Colorful, Efficient Picture Makers New ltciiu Kvownii- Jp- ('iirrviii" C.isi' $1.50 oi liter sivli's $1 lo S33, A CHRISTMAS SALE of FRAMED PICTURES ....... 0 Everyone enjoys a heuutlful picture unci yon wll' find In this fine colleelion nuhjecta that are sure to please sev eral on your list. ETCHINGS? LANDSCAPES, CODEVS, OLD MASTERS MODERNS, SILHOUETTES, CHILDREN SUBJECTS Colored KIchliiKs. 12 anhjeets. Nine 8x10 In a richly burn-, islied frame. Only Me Old Masters. Size. l'Jxlti. Subjects hucIi as Hluo Hoy, liny and Hnbhit, elc. Completely framed Sl.-f Hand Colored KetchliiRs. 12 lovely subjects. French mat. Narrow polished black frame wllh Kold lino. Size llxll) SI."" Baby Pictures. Heaven's (lilt, .lust n Little Queen and others. Toned gold frame. Size 11x18 $l.i Popular Modertis, such as "Sonny Hoy," "Peter Pan," elc. OclaKon frame or toned gold ...I1.2f Mantol piece Pictures. Size ISxilO. Heavy Kold burnished anil toned Inimes. Henutlful rich colored subjects in this series t hut will look well In tho llvins room. Price, only - Gifts of Pottery , inspire delight at your thoiightf ulness KODAK ALBUMS Tho (tlft of nn allium to a ko dak owner Is a tliouitlillul and. practical Rift. t s v ' - ' Here you will find all sizes in -u choice selection of lealher, .Imitation leather and cloth cov : ers Priced fnun :h"ic to $r. It is I'nsy to find n. gift lioi'o iiiuoiin Hip hundreds of lovclv nnd useful tilings in this fine jrlns'swiire. IViiies tire inodesfi Mnny pieces for less than sfl.lKI iiOOKS We Imvc them lu fit every 1'umlly HiiiIkcI. ' for KOv ffuiir cholro of hundrrtls hf w ll-knuwn bMika for Mnym anil ;trU, alurdlly ImmiikI In rltilh. 0 for 7Xv Ruiiilrcdfl and liundrril of tlt infMl popular ntrta of tliotlay ntniMitrr, ainrlm nf alniliirr, ifilciry noU all l-l rlltrf for SI. NnVU.H OF DISTINCTION It ttratill Iful lilndlriRa. glfl iHMik. Mnrr Ihan MHI out laittlin tlilr to Hrrt fruuu GIFT STATIONERY Attrnctlvo lioxes ol' writing paper, diminutively ' wrapped and filled .Willi paper or hiKlKWt . qunllty. Oho for every taste. ( (.'KIlAll CHKSTH. Special ..U 2.M llnusimlly nood lnoltinic highly iiollshed and hound with lirnss. Filled with lilnh-Kiado white stationery. PHTITK NOTKS - "! 'r,e A churmiHK lit tin reniemhrnnce, these miniature pack ones of notn paper. Pastel colors and wlillo. REFRIGERATOR JARS A nested set of three willy decorated Jars for UeepiiiK food will please the ruler of the kltclicn. Price !l.1e 8ACHETS A sweet Rift of Hobo Pet als, OranRo Hlossoms and Lavender In a Klftle look Inn packnite. Priced .2'ic lo 11.00 PAPER RACK Just the thlnu for the per Kon who likes to road at the table. Tills racks holds the paper securely while t they eat. Price ..l.&' ITALIAN HAT BOXES Hand woven nod decorated baskets. I'seil for shoppinK as well as home decoration. Five slr.es Ili.'.iG up Ui $10 BUST CKAFT CHEISTMAS CARDS lu our Immonso rtrray ol' cards you will find Just whin you want In price, deslRii. and Hciitlment. Speclul cards for every mem ber of your family. Fine Leather jflf Makes Fine Gifts (wV You will find here a com- k prehensive stock of every- XVwVia!' tiling wiiiited for men nnd ! women. Florentine, Moroc- t ' can, English and American Leather Goods, .-, ladles' HnnilbnRs nnd Purses 1.... 12.95 la $18.00 llillfolds Olid Wallets ....J. - -75 to $ 8.50 CiKaretle Cases, Inc. new tnpiers $1.00 to $ 6.50 Toilet C'asea. filled $12.50 and up Photo Coses, nil slzea - 75e and up Matched sets of Fillirnld nnd Keytnlner lllllfold nnd Cigarette Case or combination of nil three In a price ratine of $2 to $7.95 MANY OTHER MODERATE PRICED, USEFUL THINGS BIBLE FAMILIES GAME Similar to Authors but using llihlii characters 5ilc Also all lite old favorites. Hook, It ii in my. Flinch unci Toiirlin;. Choose from an entrancing variety of sizes, shapes and designs in Rosevilie. Haegar, Fulper, Redwing, We.ller and oilier fine American pot ters, as well as Spanish, Ital ian, l'Vcncli, Mexican and the inc nmpurahk' "Selionii hoven" (lottery from Holland. Gifts That Children Like TOY FURNITURE , . . The little lrl will loVe thin. Hrestlim tables with vunity mir rors. Cfiifl'orobe with .three druwei-B. Kitchen cabinet with four compartments. Ilocorated in coloi $1.25 MINIATURE TRUNK . Made just like a real one with lock and key. Filled with sta- tinnai'y . $2.95 - PINQ-PONQ ; The famous indoor name. Pun for everyone. Complete sot $1.50 PAINT BOX SETS Non-poisonous water colors nnd wax crayons, with pictures unit books to paint. Priced 60c to $1.00 PUZZLE8 Amusing, Instructive, rasclnnt ItiR. Picture nnd mechanical 15c to 0c ROLMONICAS . A mouth orsnn ilint plays rolia like a player piano. Price with one roll $1.50 TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS In a gift box complete with brush ,. ...50c SOAP DOLL8 and ANIMALS Jolly looking creature ..made of soap .....50c JAP DOLLS DrosBed in real Oriental cos tumes 25c to $1.00 RADIO LAMPS ', Ornamental lumps that shed a sun K1UW ui IIKHl. Prices $2.50 to $7.!5 POKER CHIP BOXES iA handsome practical box of Riim wood, with removable chip travs. The 200 chip box $5.00 The ton chip box ....$8.25 Composition Poker Chin Rdck for loo chins $2.60 GREETING CARDS ..... I , ' V - ; '- - Boxed Assortments' Kaslost and' most economical' nrjr of buying cards. 12 Curds, lined envelopes t6c 22 Cards, cheery RieetluKs ...t. : 23c 15 lleatitlful parchment folders 60c 16 KacBlmlle KtehltiM - - - D0'! 24 F.iiKinved Cards. Speclul 68c 25 DlHtlnctlve (ireetliiRS ;' : '. 15 French PnrrhmentH , I'-"1 Tliirty other uasortmenlH lo thooie from covering every type ol card imiiKinnble. These are only a few of the random suggestions. Whatever you would expect to find is here much that you have not thought to find, and more that you hftve not thought of at all. V
