MF.ni'OTin AfATTi TRTBHm "MEDFOTvD, OltFOON'. TIT-SHAV, VVAWIV AHV : HMl.
PAOE TIIIIEE
Marvelous
Values!
Spring
Dresses
Smart and New'
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Sillily (lull
Tollloriiiw
' Members
Meets
of tho Wednesday
NtH-MS rilllt llUltliel
Ami Theater Parly
A wvoiy evi-iu 01 1 nuii.ua- , ,,, , ui tomorrow.
IHK fur Biiulualo nuivra of Ibl ' 'win ' C(.ncinli'iitP on u study of.
will In' till' iKinqut'l at the Mllstaphn Kemal ! iisllll anil iiu
status of modern Turkey. i ne
topic will lie loil by Mm, T. W.
Miles. The book review Will he
Mia .1. l). Urey mm
i tty will he the Itanquri
I Hotel Medfuril. to he followed by
a theater party at the Holly. The j
table In the imiull dining room willj
i he colorful with miring flowers and
! lifhted eandliw. with favors to har-
) Cover
will
Larry Si-hade,
he placed for Mrs.
Mrs. ltobert Strang.
.Miss Louise Leathers. Mrs. Klhort
I'oleman, Miss Edith Thorhis, Mrs.
William Heath. Miss Herthu I'of
feen. Miss lluehardi. Miss Phyllis
Swearingcn, Miss Jlaliel Swain,
Mrs. Lyda King. Mrs. Josephine
Jones, Mrs. Itaymund l'"h, Miss
Marie Miller, Miss Carmen Doro
thy. Mrs. Amy Kent Smith and
Mrs. o'Shauwhncssy.
Wood Oil Arllst
Keinemlieis l-'i ienils Here
I Loral people who followed with
J much interest the work of Sam
Ijiiik. woodcut artist, during inc
period he maintained a small stu
dio In this city, are Interested m
learning that Lang, as he was best
known. Is enjoying a larger elen
tele In Santa llarhara, Cal. He in
working constantly and delving
further into the past for new sub
jects. His next color woodcut will
be "Atlantis," following Plato's de
scriptton. Two lovely prints of cuts made
for the holiday season were re
cently received by a friend here.
One is of the Crucifixion" and the
other chooses a gllmpso of ocean
from a bank with wind-bluwn trees
for its subject.
el Ve ll be
current events relative to ' tho
subject will be given by Mrs.
Louis I!. Humphrys.
Music Teachers I'laii
liwilnir coco Home
The Music Teachers association
will meet next Tuesday evening
at the uome of Mrs. K. K.
Miss Harriett lialdwin
a paper oji the milijcet
school music. Mrs.
drews is chairman
gram commltice.
(.lore.
will g'vo
of public
tleorgo An-
of the pro-
MANN'S TO GIVE
FASHION REVUE
ON WEDNESDAY
These dresses would have sold for two or three
dollars more than this price a year ago! Each one
is a new Spring style ... of bright colored silk
crepe, a gay new print or a combination of a
print and a plain color . . . just the kind of a dress
you want to wear right now . . . and all through
the Spring.
J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc
6th and North Central
Phone 2415
Mr. ami Mi-s. Heai'li
la-.tci-lalii nl Dinner
Complimenting the birthday an
niversary of Mrs. K. 12. MclOlhosc
of Crants Pass, formerly of this
citv. Mr. and Mrs. It. ('.. Ileach
entertained with a dinner parly at
their home Sunday. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. McKlhosc
and daughter. Mary Louise, and
son Ulehard, Mr. and Mrs. 11. E.
Marsh, lira. Mary Hazelrigg and
Mr. and Mrs. lieaeh.
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Mis. Itobill-ou Itctlll'lls
l-'ninl Trip South
Mrs (l:iin Kobinsoil. who
rmiinatilcd her sister, Mrs.
Vilas and little daughter. Small,
on a trip to southern California,
returned to Medford Sunday aftei
a short slay under southern sun
shine. 4
ltcocptloil rlnnnctl
By l'vthlan Sisters
The reception for all new mem
. ... i. tomorrow eve-
i... i1,a Pvthlan Sisters v.111
., csi,,,,,,. narty. All knights
.,.i il, 1,1 Indies are cordially
i i ti. e new members
u,..b',llv urecd to bo present
Kadi person is asked
in costume.
Mrs. Thm'iidyko to Ho
.... . Xl'.ul.tkllllV
. rr... Thorndyke will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon to
members of the I-ady Lions club
... ,...,wi ,iish luncheon anci
in,, will be assisted by
.L...i.. i Vemn Shanglo anil
K. uurk.
Ned
In
ure
t0 coine
PHOENIX BOY HURT
IN GLIDER FLIGHT
Cecil I In rt Icy, 21. who tin shod
Into a barbed wiro fence .venter day
In hia first f Unlit with a glider "C
111? own tn.mufnetiirc, :il hh- f:ilh-
er's ranch near Phoenix, is report
ed to be gctt'ns iilon- nicely this
afternoon at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, where he is receiving treat
ment. He suffered five broken
bnne in his riant ankle and inut
and severe lirui.sus.
The glider bad reached an alti
tnde nf r0 (Vi'l when Hartley at
It'inplcd to land it and crashed into
the fence. He was rushed to Hie
Sacred Heart lnpital, where he
was found to have several broken
bonny.
Mrs. While l1osess
At. Informal Musioiile
An hour of music was enjoyed
Sunday afternoon at tho homo of
Mrs. John White by her pupils and
a few friends. Violin and piano
nuinliers and a few roadinR.s com
posed the program. The Misses
Dorothy (.lore and Marjory I'uley
entertained with two ensemble
numbers, in addition to tho class-
work.
Kach month Mrs. White ban a
recital for her pupils to further
their interest in nuirtie.
Koyal Arch Masons
Poslixme Dunce
The lioyal Arch Masons will not
sponsor their dunce Friday oven
ini? of this week as planned, but
will bold it In the near future In
Masonic hall. This change of pro
main has been made because uf the
dance to be kIvou Thursday even
inir by the Dauhtera of tho Nile,
followin- the ceremonial in the
Ashland Masonic temple.
Ms. Mills Home
from Portlunil
Mr. Tli of. H. Mills retitrned Sun
dav from a week's visit In I'ort
land with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harrv illeckwith. While there
she enjoyed an evening's program
of the Portland Symphony orches
tra and was the inspiration for
-evera 1 informal luncheons.
Mr. anil Mr. Andrews
licliiin 1'rtnii l.os Anurles
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Andrews,
who have been spending the win
ter in I -os Angeles, returned lo
Medl'ord oti the Shasta this forenoon.
Fxteells KiiMM'tra
'1'.. irntnrn IYmIuV
mp n,l Mr. Corbin IMgell. who
have been visiting in San Francisco
tiwi wintot- homo of Mr. ana
m.c ' ii fhandler Kgan, Pebble
iin.icli. are expected to return
their home in thin city today.
Chrysanthemum
liili tit MlH't
Mr.s. Ktra Parker will entertain
i.A tki,i,Io Mull of enrysanuu?
,.,. Ph-elo No. 84. Ncignoortf ui
u'.m.iriMiri. fit her home on West
Wednesday after
noon. February lth. lnsianauui.
of club officers will be held and a
Hood attendance is desired.
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One of the
Season's
Smartest
Comedies!
He was mistaken for a
gentleman and what a suc
cess he was. . .
If
you like to laugh you
will like this one
"Once a
I Gentleman"
WITH
EDWARD EVERETT HORTON
AN ALL-STAR SUPPORTING CAST
LOIS WILSON FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
KING BAGGOT GEORGE FAWCETT
ALSO
PATHE "JUNGLE TERROR"
NEWS One of the "Vagabond Series"
of adventure reels, with its
HUMANETTE Setting in Rangoon
Tlio Medford Arclicry club was
organized last night as a result of
an informal meeting of archers In
the U. While Machinery com
puny building. An Interesting uo
Brum for tho season is being
lilunncd. W. h. Jones was elected
,l,l.,nl nnd C. W. DllVlM WHS
ninnnd secretary and treasurer.
M. WctsonhcrEcr was cnoscn neiu
officer.
A regulation Indoor rango of i"
vunia baa been completed nnd
nreherv innv now bo nracllced
Hie machinery building. Meetings
will be held every Monday night
and nrosneetlvn members or any
liersnn Interested aro Invited to 1
present.
The list of charter members,,
addition to the officers, Include
l. M. .laiinev. B. H. Janney, Kcott
P. Darby. John II. Darby, C,
McDonald and W. N. Offutt.
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Straw hats rough. Straw hats
shiny and smooth. Straw huts
atop blondes and brunettes will ho
shown at Mndiitno I'litherinu I'nt
torff's Kushion Ilevuo to ho I'eatitr
ed tomorriiw afleruooti, Wednes
day, from 2::i0 to 5 o'clock, on Hie
second floor of Mann's Department
store.
Klsht models will display correct
styles and colors to wear with new
est Spring apparel from Manns
storo. Corsages will be presented,
to customers at tho millinery de
partment during the afternoon.
The rakish Wulteau siinoueue
which Is so much tallied-ot lakes
Its Inspiration from the gay and
daring impressions of Hie young
(winter. Hats tipped to show tho
Air, banked with Mowers at one
side, a single rose tucked under a
one side drape, and plumes aro In
teresting: delails pointed out hy
iidaine foltortt.
Women this season start Willi
the hat instead of selecting Hie
rest ol the ensemble and then find
ing it hat tu complete the effect.
Itight now small huts are reiiim-
mended to usher in the new season,
but enormous capulines for summer
and the. beaches with seven and a
half Inch brims will he worn during
the summer mouths.
Two-lone or two color hats will
be shown for spring tailored wear
bright colored trimming on black!
or navy blue hats, .cherry and
flame reds and emerald greens,
registering strongly.
Among the Meiltoid firms which
will cnlllrihute to the success of
the fashion promenade will lie
llrophy's 'Jewelry store, furnishing
accessories of jewelry: .Ijunport's.
showing spurts equipment; the
llootery, furnishing new modes In
feminine footwear: the ltogue Val
ley Floral company, decorating
with spring flowers; tho l'ulmer
Music House loaning a radio lor
the afternoon and the Medford
lieauty shop donating its services
in making up tho models.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all women of Medl'ord and
southern Oregon to see the revue
and hear Madame I'ottortl s discus-
DRUNKEN DRIVING JL
DRAWS FINES
LOCAL AP.SIS!SnW
Utn of (he atylo liviul in liuis
frocks for 1131.
atul
January is always n poor tiunu n
in the linaiulal n-ci'ipts liiUt'ii in-shi'iitf
hy the city court, heeausu Unit
month is H llht out' in :mvHts for
minor violation of laws and crime,
but this year it was especially so.
Thero was only a totat ol 11
cases in the city court with UV.
$.ri0 in fines imposed and collected,
according to .Imlgo Tnylor'H month
ly report, divided as follows: throe
drunks, $10 eash ball hcint; for
feited in each; two traffic viola
tions in each of which a $10 fine
was imposed; and six eases iu
vostiyati'd h"t not docketed.
An echo or (lie puMic d,uic' ;it !
J Jacksonville lust H:ituni:iy iiifcht, ;
! tlir first Itt'ld siiu'u sin h dunces
1 were hanued some time at;o. was
j the $-" fine Imposed yi-sierday j
. al'lei'iHMin on Alex Tavis in Judt;e 1
i Taylor's court lu re for heinn j
(h unk on a pul'lh- highway, and j
the suspension o( the di iviun :
license of Karl Woolridue for tlin-.- j
months, alone with a $lt fine, for
driving In careless nnd impru
dent manner.
It seems thai the two youny men
with a yoli ne laly were enrouto
hark to Medford from (he Jack
sonville dance at 1' a. in. Sunday
when their ear went off the Jack-
sonvillo highway into the ditch
near the Ityhee ranch and turned
lover twice. The voliu;; woman was
injured and Tavis was l.adly
scralclicd and loured, hut W.nd-
icaped injury. I e p u t y
I'aul JenniiiKf. who wit-
Sturdy HealtbJiLl
POSTAL RECEIPTS
Thta
ford i.
desplu eliiewhc
mward pru'iess
running; true
the depressed
c, is evi.h-nced
uf Med
to form
situation
by the
net t hat the January financial
cei pis of the postnff ice, al
f stamps, etc., Mhowexl ii ten
tnd three -tent lis per cent Bain
iver those uf January a. year ntzo.
Last month's receipts were $7,
li!Mi.Tti, as aiiin.-l $ t. 7 : -1 . Ti J for
h'.nuary. lictn, a piln of $702.21.
nessetl the accident, then placed 'This increase is practically tho
the men under arrest. same ratio uf aiu that tho re-
It developed in court at their ceipts of January, ltc.in, shuwed
trials that Tavis, who owned the , over the receipts ul' January,
car was so hadly intoxicated that j l:c:t.
he could not drive, ami that Wool- Still another Indication of tho
ridwe. who did the driving, had i city's progress u,at lostniaster
heen drinking but was not drunk. Warner has Just placed an addt
Nevertheless the car was driven on! tional sub-clerk on part time
the wrong side of the road and J duty at the postoffico because
just on the cUko of the ditch on the steady Increase of busincsn
that side, for some distance before warranted it, Win. S. Rose, who
it went into the ditch and over-1 stood lushest on the civil Hervico
turned. "si. receiving the a ppoint metit.
SUMS
Puiriifoes
LUCKIES are always
kind to your throat
Hie advice of your
physician is: Keep
out of doors, in the
o()cn air, breathe
deeply; take plenty
of exercise in the
mellow sunshine,
and have a peri
odic check-up on
the health of your
body.
I.IMICllllK tll HiKllS Of Hpi'lUK,
f.-,i iiiirtlMl to tho Mull TrllmiH'
liy ii kooiI inni-Rln is tlio tory lolil
Huh inornliiK by n well know
! nilnliiK twin. Tho old proioctir
killed the first ruttloKnuKo ol iih
soiiHon In the foothills neur Ciuld
Hill yetciduy. Tho olnht riilth-H
mill button, wlilrh belonged to tho
ihirhiK roplllii, aro on exhibition t
tho Hotel (IninU, whero tho mining
nmn makes hid home.
"I'vo beon iiroupcctln' all my
life" ho milled thiH inornliiK. "but
lliln Ik tlio enrlleHt I'vo ever known
a ratlloMniikc to come out of hlH
bole. 1 UU4-HM ho wan looklliK for
l the Kl-ound boK.'
IIIh pro-Hounon cxiMtnnoo wan
very brief, for tho flint roek land
ed on bin body by tho pronpector
ended tho whirr of his )irlnK
on.
nil k Jfii'
Hem mmf&smS
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"TOASTING" that extra, secret proc
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cause throat irritation and coughing.
More than K0 ineinberH "f
Medfoid'H unemployed had r-'K
l.tered for work on the new
Hehool InilldlnKM "t Hiiperlntend
ent II. II. lledllik'8 offleo Ml
noon today.
KeKiHlruttnna are being rreeivo
by Nell Franklin and will be
aeei ptcd until cmmtrui Hon utal't"
tthotlt Febiirary 16.
The men were Ktanding in line
before noon waiting their turn
nt the roKlntratlon dek. All Ke
were reprenenled In the nioupe
"It's
toasted
TUNE IN
The Lucky Stride
Dimes Orehet
Ira, every Tmcj
iIiiv, Thursday
and Saturday
evening over
N. II. C. ncl-wnhs.
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