PSGE FOUR
MEDFORD IOIL TRIBUNE, RfEDFORD, OREOON". FRIDAY, JAXUAKY HO, 39,11.
Gay Stripes and Prints
Feature Spring Toggery
Shown By Paris Modiste
11 y Ariel" Ide Kerr.
PARIS. Jan. 30. (A1) Guy
f)trlKa nnd sptURhing prltitn do
fiiKnod In zIvcmk lino wore fihown
by a prominent ParlMiiin ditvsrf
luuker liust night jih tht last word
in spring toifs.
Kvon m o n o
lono droMw-H of
apparent s I in- j
plii'lty revealed j
t r i a n Biilur or J
square piecing ,
of the inoKt In-;
tricnto doMiM, i
whlto o t li e r 1
w ere frankly
mystifying wltli ;
nif fk'H winding j
from liij) to hem
in h t r I k 1 n k
d r a p h and
radualed pelt
111 in h.
Black nnd, dark Mue chiffon or
crepe afternoon frneks featured
cream puff fsloevert made uf myriail
rovvH of Valenrlennes lace of dark
Hhadnw law ileovos under wuist
length capea. The Himplewt day
time model? hnd Mundlng, flat, or
rlh rollers of white pique or bright
ADELAIDE KEHR
silk ScottlHh plaids, while Heveinl
niudcln displayed plaid nilk under
skirt showing several Inches be
low the Ileum. ...
Kven ftporU modeH, featuring
Kmi'ti, Mue, hiee and red plaids
and st ripen eomltliwil with plain
colors, were exhibited with eumpli-
eaied vesta and -trouf-eiH, blouses.
The evening g'nvn lined several
miiterluls and eotor in one model.
'White cotton hire combined with
organdy, velvet leaves and flowers
appliqucd on net, rows of narrow
laeo m itched on voile, and blark
Pitching on liKht u- orupe, were
among the newest evening notes,
lirilli.int l;i),- flowered rhiffo-ns
designed in overlapping drupe nnd
tiers were a favorite among the
exhibits.
The jewels displayed with the
1,'owns were as complicated UK the
drears, I iri Ilia nls, coloreil with
crystals, corals and Jadi were de
signed in three-tiered necklaceft
and bracelet, generally contrasting;
in color with the gown.
Kxpunslon in London theaters
haa provided 10,000 additional
sent iii two years.
Jlresk
as newly churned butter
Snow Flake Soda Wafers
reach you as crisply fresh
as when they leave our
spotless ovens.No moisture
can possibly penetrate the
triple-wrapping-
PAC1PIC COAST
BISCUIT COMPANY
Sr.trlc,T.conu
Sin I'rincisco, Spokine
roitlan J. Loi Angeles
. ' Don't ask for crackers, say .
Snow Flakes
...IN THE FAMILIAR RED PACKAGE
Mate Itaiiquet I'vent
Vur Saturday levelling
itishop Titus Jvowo of Portland
will be honor guest tomorrow eve
ning at the annual Htates banquet
to (bo Hj)onsored by the women uf
the Klist .Methodist Kplscopal
ehurrli, beginning at 0:30 o'clock.
Dr. yarns will also be among the.
special tfuetrtH.
A lame crowd Is anticipated for
this gathering, Mrs. Orin Schenck,
who Is chairman of tickets und
table reservations, stated yester
day. Much Interest has been shown
in the- event und a splendid pro
gram has been prepared by Mrs.
M.- N. 1 toga n and Mrs. A. O, Bennett.
Guests will bo seated at the
tnbles according to their birth
places and are thus given a won
derful opportunity to meet local
people, who are friends of their
friends, and recall many pleasant
happenings of former days. Many
now friendships aro made ut these
ha liquet h each year. Therefore
they have a special appeal for new
residents of Med ford and many
reservations uro being made with
Mrs. Schenck for the affair by
ncople who are hungry for a bit of
news from the "old homo town."
Hostesses for tho evening will
be Mesdames K. C. Koppen, J. W.
Wakefield, A. It. Hedges, Hall,
C. C. Darby, F.' K. liurke, C. M.
Thomas, C. II. Iaske, W. W
Walker, Elliott Dutler and A. F
Bllton.
Jtev. A. G. Dennett will bo toast-master,
Mltss liauhschrr Honored
; At Dinner Party
j 'CovetH were placed for 12 at
j tho no-hosU'sa dinner party at tho
' Illuo Flower lodge last evening
given In compliment to Miss Edith
; I.,aubscher of the Jackson County
! Health unit staff, who will leave
j the first of next week to make her
: homo in Heattle.
Dinner was followed by three
tables of bridge.
The guest list Included Miss
i J'iuljscher, honor guest. Miss Jobc
i phlno Kopjies. Mrs. Kyda. King.
MIto Jean Steele, MIsh Winifred
; Tritch, Miss Otgn Anderson, Miss
I Lucille tlarrett, Mrs. Aubrey Nor-
ris, Mrs. Klva Mitchell, Mrs. June
. phlno Jones, Mrs. Justin Smith und
' Mrs. Ivouis Jennings.
I OrganUo ('lull
' In Klamath Fulls
Mrs. C. T. Sweeney, Mrs. W. II.
' MeOownn of thlH city and Mrs. W.
r H. McN'air and Mrs. II. O. lenders
'of Ashland motored to Klamath
1 Falls yesterday to organize a Zu
! lelnui Temple Nliu club in that
j city.
j Tho organization meeting was
held in the Masonic temple and a
club organized with a membership
of Jll. Airs. Kliner Italslger was
appointed temporary chairman of
tho club und was later elected
president', "
THE ZEST FOR BREAKFAST
IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT
BRAND
ORANGE MARMALADE
Mrs; Suigerl, Miss Tliorscn
Ai' (iiieslH Jlero
Interesting gnosis In Mcdford
thU week aro Mrs. C. K. Hwigert,
Jr., and Miss Helen Thursen of
Portland, who arrived last evening
by motor to vbdt Mrs. Swigert's
! father, Dr. W. 1 f. Heck man and
i Mr. and Mis. Carl Weaver at their
homo. Corning Court. Mrs. Kwlgert
land Miss Thorsen chose tho coast
highway for making the trip to
I Medford and visited friends in tho
Coos bay region whllo en routo.
i Ceremonial Rehearsal
j Will Be Tomorrow
1 Muny members of tho local so-
i cioty will motor to Ashland tomor-
: row to join othor officers und mem
! born of Xulrtma Temple. Dnugh
i torn of (ho Nile, In practicing for
t the ceremonial lo hn held next
: week honoring tho visit of tho su
preme queen.
PUT IT
RIGHT ON THE TABLE
Natural Golden Color
Ready to Serve!
A DURKEE
triumph;
i ii i n .I if .i ii
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the minute you open the package no more mixing, no more
extra work! Just what you've always wanted. And now
Durkce presents it GOLDEN TROCO, the first Natural
(Golden Color ready to use Margarine superior quality
added to quality already famous. And although imitators
may follow Durkces leadership only Golden Troco can
rive you the perfection in taste, appearance and greater use
fulness you seek in the Margarine you buy. Fifty years of
making line foods are climaxed by this sensational Durkee
triumph. No longer can you judge Margarine quality by
price liccause until Golden Troco came to town you've
never had the opportunity to know how completojy satisfy
ing Natural Golden Color Margarine can ho for use on your
table and in your cocking, bilking and frying. Get a pound
of Golden Troco today at your grocer's. You'll never be
satislied with less than this best margarine made, once you
taste it, test it, compare it.
Woman's Musio Club
In Organized Hero
(By Mw, K. Gore)
A Rroup of muMlclatiM and mu.slc
lovers met by Invitation, at tho
I home of Mro. If. Paske, Thura
day morning for tho purpoHc of
listening to i Hhort program of
claHHie muHlc, und ulno to organise
a woman's muHic club. After a
dlscUHHlon of Medford'u mtiKlcal
needs, organization was effected
with the selection of the following
officers: President, Mrs. C. H.
Paske; vice president, Mrs. Kffie
Voeinan; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
K. E. CJore.
A tribute of appreciation was
paid to the Andrews und Hazelrigg
families, who through a period of
twenty years left nothing undone
that would advance tho commu
nity in musical culture.
Plans were uIho discussed for
managing a concert by an out
standing artist, for preparing pro
grams by local musicians, for tak
ing active Interest In tho develop
ment of youthful talent and also
for devising means of focusing at
tention on music.
In her preliminary plan, Mrs.
Pawkc was assisted by Mrs. Klsie
Carleton Htrang, Mrs. Efflo Her
bert Yoeman, and Mrs. II. O.
Puruckcr.
Mrs. y. D. Nason, a recent addi
tion to Medford's music circles,
from Kallspell, Mont,, played tho
Hobery Suite, by tirleg, and Twi
light Dance, by Juon, prefacing'
her lovely Interpretation with a
vivifying sketch of tho llfo of the
composer. Mrs. Montana Enncrson
was heard In Ciypsy Airs by Sara
suto that called for firo and bril
liance In execution, and Minuet by
Porpora, arranged by Krclsler.
Mrs. KnncrsonVt playing was a de
light and Medford does not hear
her in this typo of work nearly so
often as her talent warrants. Ad
journment was till Thursday morn
ing, February 12, at tho homo of
Mrs. Paske.
Tho following were present:
Mrs. H. I. Nason, Mrs. E. E. Gore,
Mrs. Eunice Hillis, Mrs. C. O. Pri
son, tlrrtrude A. Amspoker, Gene
vieve Brown, Edith B. Moore, Mrs.
If. K. Marsh, Mrs. II. O. Puruckcr,
Effie Herbert Yeoman, Montana
Mahan Enncrson, Frank Paske,
Mrs. llawb'S Moore, Mrs. Carlton
Janes und Mrs. Elsio Carlton
Strang.
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Local Artists of Dunco
ItcglsU'r for Screen Work
Of special Interest to local pupfls
of the danco was tho arrival in
Medford yesterday of E. B. Han-!
sen, territory organizer for motion
picturo casting directors' register,
Hollywood, Cal. lx pupils of Mrs.'(
Eve Benson's dancing academy'
wcro selected by Mr. Hansen from
photographs made at tho Hhanglc
studio to register as motion picture.
prospects. The six are: Theliwv
Good of Ashland, llelon Wood.
Marjorio McNalr, Noel Benson
Gordon Benson und La Merle Beck
of Medford.
Casting cards will bo filled out
at tho Benson studio by these stu-,
dents If they desiro to appear In
motion picturo work. Their regis
tration of course does not mean
that they will bo selected but that
they will bo considered.
A group of 16 cards were left nt
Mrs. Benson's studio for additional
applicants who may caro to regis
ter. Jlr. Hansen is making a tour of
tho coast visiting photographers
and danco studios In search of
types needed in tho motion pic
tures. Ho left Medford for Klam
ath Falls nnd will go on north
after a short stay In tho neighbor
ing city.
Woodcraft Circle
Meets Wednesday 1
PHOENIX, Ore.. Jan. HO. (Rpl.)
Wednesday night tho Neighbors
of Woodcraft, Clrelo No. 22, met
at tho W. O. V. hull with a goodly
number of members present.
Announcement was mudo of tho
card party Saturday night at W. O.
W. hall. February 21 tho prizes
will ho awarded to tho person hav
ing tho highest seoro for the se
ries of games this winter. Tho
committee In charge of tho outer-'
tainment and lunch for I ho even
ing aro Mrs. Bertha Coats, .Mrs. Ida
Bishop and Fred Daughorty.
Tho next regular mooting of tho
order will bo held February J 1.
After tho meeting n lunch will be
served to all lodge- members nnd
their husbands.
RETAINS LEAD AS
QUEEN CANDIDATE
All eundiUaUs In tlio junior cax-
1 nlvul queen race ut Medford liish
(School made largo gain In tlie
j number of voten polled, but Hllliei
I Hammett, junior candidate, retain
ed the lead by nearly 8UU0 voteB
over her nearest rival, Harriett
f'aTnnhpll. ueninr.
The HtandlngB at tho close of
voting last night were: liillio Ham
mett, Harriett Campbell,
12,300: Theda Moore, 5800; Vlvi
enne Meader. 4!00.
Humors that backers of certain
candidates were withholding their
votes until the last and then plan
to put their choice over with a
rush were beard around the. high I
school. , ' j i j
The coronation of tho successful i
queen will take place at 8 o'clock
Friday evening, February 6, with
the doors of the carnival opening i
at 7:30. To advertise the hl jirix
a street parade will bo staged In I
the business district of Medford I
Friday afternoon after school at
2:30 o'clock.
Pflzes are being offered by the
junior class for the best decorated
floats and the most original.
Awards will also be given to the
best booths ut tho carnival that
cvenlug,
1 I
for moro than 20 years, und who,
ut ttiat time was u lad of ubout
10 years. 1
Evidently 1 the brown nyen that
had watched Iht dally from ovt'r
the tup of tht hih. crude pi"'
desk In the uhl sellout houfe ill the
chaparral distrlet, had made
liixlitiv impression
her mi'"!. I fnnns.
fur immediately she recognized
tho caller to bo Carl Dahl.
Mr. Dahl was In company with
hi uncle, A. C Wilson, with
whutn he visited last week, re
turning Suiuliiy lu his home ill
Camas Valley, where all iiieinliel's
of tile family own prosperous
SAMS VALLEY, ore.. Jan. 30
. (Special) Last week your cor
respondent had tho pleasure of
meeting one of her pupils of thfc
eld days, whom she had not 'seen 1
Losers Entertain
Winners .Thursday
Tho members of tho Musketeer
nrldge club who havo won the
most games during tho club year
were guests yesterday afternoon
of (ho losers at luncheon at tho
Hotel Medford und a theatre parti
al the Holly. Covers worn placed
for eight at tho luncheon table.
Hostesses wcro Mesdames ,1. U
Woodcock, Hunan Sncctlnnd. Clau
dia Trllchard And Miss Dot Herrv
and guests, Mrs. Karl firay, Mrs.
Chas. Woods Miss Anna Heitweller
und Mrs. KI Mann.
TO RESIST BLIGHT
WASHINGTON. (PI ppnrenl
ly Iho best control for bacterial
blight which, second to nnlhrnnoce.
Is the worst henn disease, Is tho
development of blight-resistant va
rieties, says Dr. W. ,1. .numeyor,
iissistnnl government pathologist, j
The annual loss from the disease
approximates a quarter of a million
hushe.. Uisses In bad seasons
have run as high ss 75 per rent of !
the crop. j
In Isolated instances and In par
tlriirly had years complete de
struction of a tiif, Is not uncommon.
No longer is it the unusual food buyer who
payr. cash! The modern housewife knows it
is the CHIC and CLEVER thing to do if
one wishes to keep with the times. The
homemaker of today feels it her responsi
bility to do those things which make her
family happiest and most prosperous. That's
why she malces our stores her food center
and saves by paying CASH!
Prices Effective Sat. and Mon., Jan 31 and Feb. 2
Ivory Soap Med;v
Hot Sauce
Libby's Small
Can 5 for
Kraut
Libby's No. 22 tins
3 for
Soap
Cream Oil or Mission Bell !&
Standard Pack
4 tins
Four
MacMarr
Hard Wheat
$119
49-lb.bagJL
Guaranteed to Satisfy
Oleomargarine
M 11 "iL,
4 lbs.
Clipper Nut
A Swift Product
Pure Cane
Fine
Granulated
11 lbs.
Raisins
Sun Maid 15-oz. Seedless
3 for
Walnuts
No. 1 Soft Shell
lb.
Shredded Wheat
Calumet
1 -lb. tin
Black Figs rTn
Oranges
Sweet and
Juicy
Nice Color
4 doz.
Beans
Small White
or Bed
Mexican
5 lbs.
Coffee
MacMarr
Special Blend
1 lb. 35C
3 lbs.
$100
Prunes
Fresh and
Large Size
3 lbs.
Eggs
Strictly
Fresh
2 doz.
Sperry's
Oats
Large
Package
With the China Premium
Each
V?'
Soap
Pcets
Granulated
Largo Pkg.
Each
Macaron
Curve Cut
In Bulk
2 lbs.
FRESH MEATS
Located at Store No. 34
North Central
Shortening, bdk, 8 lbs.. .S1.00
Round Steak, lb 17c
Beef Pot Roast, lb 14c
Hamburger, 2 lbs 29c
Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 25c
Hams, lb. ...25c
Half or Whole
Lamb Stew, 3 lbs. . J 25c
Leg of Lamb, lb 20c
Shoulder of Lamb, lb 15c
Lamb Chops, lb 15c
STORE NO. 55-West Main St. CTrkDC0 ...
Phone 380 2 STORES IN
.nrvrAnrk STORE NO. 34-North Central
MEDFORD Phone 507
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