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MEDFOnn MATL TTiTflTTXE, frrEDrOTtTT, OREfiON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 5, .1931
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FRUIT IN
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Meeting in Portland for Dis
- cussion Northwest Can-
SFAVO
I'-nprQ' anfl Rrnwm' Prob- 1 -!,oa'--K tholr tMlvertisinfj appro
i neib dllU UlUWUi riuu . nWations the cominie year.
j lems Endorsed by Traffic
Assn. Members.
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f J Seiititnc lit for calling of n
BKtli.i! in Portland this month, for milieu anil noted ti heller spirit of
an informal disi imslon with north- i o-'.peiaiion hetweoii mowers, can
, 7 . . .. ners and shippers. Increase in the
went raiment anil powers, o, io. , un( u ,,,.,.,.,.,. , ,.,.
konnmlr and marUeUng ..rol.lrins , Uv was , (). ,)h ,.,,.,,
Confronting t he pear IndiiHlry ol .,.,, 0Jp,.tVB 0( ,,.
Oregon and Washington, was ox-1 , w ,. ,.,.., Htahili.allon
(reused ut tho regular meeting of , . . ....,,,. .....ees tor nenrs.
tho Rogue Itivor 'inline asso.ia -
(ion I his noon
J Tin W'onaicheo and Yakima dis
IfictH of Washington and th Hood
ltivei' dlliict of Oregon havo en-
(lorscd the plan
. lin.....ll i..,lli.u 4iu ttwi
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pour kmiwiiik tontor of tlio north -
tvoHl, It is iironanio tnai ine iuoii
InK will ho callod tliroush Iho I'a
i'jilo (irnwora t'ounrll. David II.
lloHonhoi'K. piosiilout.
I Tho .mootiim in no sonso will ho
fir iiriiofixlnx. hut oallod for Iho
purposo. of n flunk utiil Hoo discus
tiiin of tho 1 : : : I situation,
fi Clark Favors
.il-Voil Clark, northwost nianauor
df Iho K. W. J. Hourly company,
favored tho iiiooitngr as a moans
IA have a better ui.derHiuiidlnt; ol , in ,hoIr 11,1 nH daiI- " th1 vonii
the situation of each Ho felt floor of the federal buildrng In
that the growers and Hhippertt did ( consulting the deputy Internal rev.
uol undeiHiand thoioughly the can- .nue omc(.tti Retailed nn this duty.
BIW diffictlUleH. , ,( . ,
'Tea Darby, of the Kimball Fruit ,IH to P"n fttur' they m
eomiiany also endorsed tho plan. counter in making out their Income
I IB NUItl 11 II it II I ly uihio mi
bin attention that tho Hogue Ulvor
yftlley waH tho "toughoHt Hpot In
(ho couiilry. for a calmer to do
business," ttnd thought It would he
(6 thq nintual benefit of nil con-
Ctrnod lo work for a hetlnr under
tfanillntr. Darhy cited conditions
lust year as n sample. Ho said
lose Fat
Safely and Quickly
, Krusehcn nlts (a perfect coni-
uinuiu.ii m iiw i .........i " 1
your body shoulil have to function' , , i .. , '.
properly) purify y-ur blood f boy and girl who n tends tlu; first
harmful acids, and aid the kidneys; hifi meetiiiR ol the (,old Bond club
nnd buweU to throw off waste ma-! nt the Fox Cratorlan Theater Sat
t(.riaj the continual fornmtlon of 1 urday afternoon heroro the rogu
which i probably the cauKO of lar Saturduy afternoon matinee,
yotir fat. Kvory one who attends the meet-
In this modern ngo of Hying, it h lllK nnd BtayH ror tho mnttneo will
InipoHidhlo to get ihee salts from ll(,0 ono of ho ml(!,,ftMt historical
h fnncy foods you oat but 'Ion t . , nhotoL'rnnhod us well
Worry just aa long as you have ftniUH i. vwi puotoM aptu u, uh well
Krhschcn fialts UH nn excellent Hn Honoh "Our
Take n half teaspoon cverv morn-' dung" comedy. "The Great Mea-
ing before breakfast In a glasrt of I
hot water little by little that ugly
fat disappear, you'll feel better
than ever before yearjt younger,
more energy. You'll soon possess
that enviable beauty, clear skin,
park Ho r eyes, jtuperb figure which
only perfect health can impart.
An 85c bottle (lasts A weeks) at
Jnrmln Woods nnd llenth'ti Dru
fetore or nny progressive drtigglnt
in (America. Money back If Km
Jtchen doesn't convince you ihat it
1h the fuifest, quickest, easiest way
to liwe fat.
A Hartford woman writes, 'Til
tell thi world Kriifchen Salts Is
wonderful stuff to reduce.' An
Ohio woman lout If) pounds with I
one nettle.
To
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See Our Beautiful Spring Prints!
cnnners had offered, "what after
waids turnod out to bo ud excellent
price for local pears, but wero turn
fd down."
Reter Fathers Move
Itaymond ft. Ketor. sponsor ol
the round table plan, said that the
proponed meeting bo Informal and
not bindinK," and If any Rood came
from the conference, fine; and If
nothing; panned out, no harm was
done."
Frank M. Swett, president of the
f'allfoniia i'ear amociation, whose
, advice was sought, urt'ed its adop
tion on the grounds "(hat the pear
growein of i ho I'acHie const rnus
do sonii'thiu, tor if they continue
to semi "pee-we peats to the can-
' iieiieH and the markets, they will
continue to get ril ink'."
I He cited how the orange grow
, erH of California, despite a shrink-
age of LM,00H,(i'Hl In their receipts
i Inst year, were planning on In-
I He held th:il the near urowors
and shippers of the Northwest
could draw a lesson from this.
Sv.'elt. in IliH lctlor said that u Kturl
'. hud hei-u madn in California to.
I wards eliminating culls nnd small-;
sizr-il pears from markets and ran-'
. ,,, u ,.,. , t cl,. rK ( n j r I
tho iiroliloniH of all
Tho Now Yorh i'oar oommilloo
rppnrlod it would placo 07 cam of
IVlninllu nil Itm Vnup Vm-b .,i.l.-..l
! Ililu u-oub fi...l 'Jll'l r
' ",,, "i" "I .ii n
.wore now In storage in tho laud,
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FREE ADVICE FOR
Nocnl Inconif taxpayer are tak
iujir!i I ir lilt' I oU IJlnltt, nnn I OlS
free expert advice will continue to
ho given this month to all conierx
until February 12, nnd auain dur
Mg fhe permo from February
to March 16, inclusive.
Deputies will hIo be wtalioned )
In Ashland to help the citizen, of
that oommunity In preparing their
income tax returns, from February
1'3 to February 25. Inclusive.
Gold Bonders Will
'Meet At Craterian
ArrnngemontH arc complete for
1, rii,., .,,, ,t, ,,. ,.,.,.
dow" Bends Its audiences forth wilh
a better itmloi standing of early
American history, and tho hard
nlilpH (hosn sturdy plonccra sur
mounted. This picture portrays human
life In tho rough uh It was lived
and endured by those early settlers
of Vermont uml Kentucky.
Kvory boy nnd girl who sees
this picture will havo a better un
derstanding about the people they
lead ubout in American history.
Kverythiug In this mighty feature,
from the coHtumos to tho spoken
drama, correctly portrays tho days
M which It so uccurutuly pie-
senis
Start the
SpringCoats
Smartly
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What makes tlio now mats now?
You'll find tlio answer at tho Cin
tlorolla Shop.
Materials are: Kona. Kiinniea,
Chinta. Chonsa.
Colors are: Skiiier Mine, lletl.
Mlaok. (Ireen, Maize, Misqtio,
Farm Women
Hints at
. 't xioxp- I : yts.'iyrs,. v. ,i7 i "''in .ii wm' rti iiioi v .iioou.iy even- 1
"rf i i "J j Int. Jin. ath. Afier u short l.usl- 1 pl j nri rp I jrn 11111
wL,'i"t ''''T-'1 oinrwi;;' pr:8em H bH UlLLuA to WLL i
' Jf ' ) ' t f " VI ,T '"'orestlni; athletic curd.
,A S (f - tf , I one of tho features of which will 1 TTP 1 1 f" rt f rt Ol I nn
n minute exhiltltlun and I A 1 I r pJI I I ! I I I A 1
T V S f?, fa Af J i lecture hy l-'renchy Levitt. This! M! iLltlJ U. O U. ULMOO
,7k i ( s'-ffl e.xhil.hion will include lireaklntt of - .
1 4 "f fii 4 one-hHlf inch ropes, hlowinx up '
" i''""' hoaklnK heavy duty automo-
( i'yti" I'ile inner luhes, the Roman hridce
uVLfe r1- "I lw" men. and hrlil-im; neck test
, ,2? I "4- i ""IK Pound har hell.
-m A ' i "?JLj tty i 1'iillowini; this exhlhilion Jlr.
it f V i,f tJ i Levitt iiKiees to throw JiiB Hoy I
If, a V i , H&i' Huiier of Clohl Hill, two falls in
. I I ." X ' 'i !.J I"'"- "' '-ovitt weighs 20U
I 'if C ' 3 " ' Y J 1 I Pounds and Hitter pounds.
' f Jf ' ' ' f 'A I Thorn will follow- four four-
I i . x 4"' iiVi 1 I round lioxinK matches arraiiKed j
' ' S ''-', i M-'l I through the courtesy of (-in plain C.
I - - P I'aill V. .Mails: loft, .Miihol c. MXMm . . mT-Y t
mmimmwlrmrinmm. .. . &m.sm another nuestion which will be ffffSftlCjr
discn:icfl hy the bome manage- A-A'ftyfjfc
i . Subjcris .f spe.il interest . to m(1 Tl, Mrvi.y showed TVV J fT
all farm homemakers of the Itogiu- that (IS per cent ol the farm A I I L.
Uiver valley will he discussed to
morrow and Saturday at the Jack
son County Homemakers' confer
ence to be held at the First Chris
tian church.
One of the most important ques
tions to be considered by the
home inannm-ment division, which;
will be led by Mrs. Carl tlhisgow,;
Will be "What Systems of water
supply ae feasible for Jackson
county farm home.." Surveys j
made throughout the county prior) a,,rns am ,ir,.stM at home?" and
to formulating conference plai.sj...H (Jrv cp.inlnR llt ,lonlo nn c,.0
revealed that SJi per cent of " n,,miral piyctiee V Mrs. .1. J.
larm people who reported have) ,.:(IwiU(ls wfl, ,u.rsi(e at the meet
cold running water in their homed ( ing ((f (his K,.OU, Vwi wa fund
and 6' per cent hot water. Fifty-
rooms, hh per cent sinks, but onlyj
74 per cent drain boards.
' nut H I HI III U II IHMIH-llinRi-i
know about kitchen equlpmnit in
nnler to buy . economically
Season
.'R'l'fu'ii.-M.'.":-,"
$59 m
Will Gain
Local Meeting
t 14 f&'t-' 't V ' ?3 "i-'H"K "f ih" Amori.-an l-egiim
In mns nf .! :ick "on ounty, from
which reports were received have
electric washtnu machines and
4S per cent cook with electricity.
i real interest has also hern
expressed by ,1 a c It k o n county
homemaker. in cl Uhinji problems.
AihI some of tie iiuestions which
will be considered by the clothinu
group tomoriw will be. "I'ndcr
what condition is It economy to
m:ike men's shirts and pajamas.
i children's clothhiii nnd women s
through th survey to be the
urea test clothiiic nrtddem of local
W((inon wilji fitting nd re-
modelhm second.
Methods of lowering costs thru
islsl;illlul selection will be presented
this group. While only U pro
' pie who responded to the survey
were found to have electric sew
ing iiHuhines, !i! per cent hail
electric irons'.
A question of urtat Importance
to nil families will he brought up
in the foods anil nutrition divis
ion. It is, "In what wav can the
cost of the care of teeth be re
duced ?"
The mtrvey showed that 40 per
' cent of the people have defec
tive teeth and frequent colds,
which might easily be attributed
to nutrition troubles. Mrs. J. H.
McCracken will lead the discus
sions in thin proup and another
miction to be given much con
sideration will be. "fnder what
ond it ions should the year's need
for vegetables be supplied by the
home gar. It1:! ?"
Mrs. Ktfio Mlnlscye is chairman
or the cost of livlm: group ami
will lend the discussion of uch
questions as: "What ere eco
nomical forms of recreation for
.larkson county farm families V
and "How do simple household
records aid farm families In toak
ittg a wis,1 division of t heir In
come?''
Only three women reporting in
the survey made ht monih keep
home accounts in lull. Many
more keep partial records.
Farm home experts from Wash
liiKten. 1. c. and nrigon Slate
college are In this city to carry
on the wnik of the conference
and address- t he arioos uather
Inns. A mom; tht tn are Madce .1.
I!e..e, field ag nt in hiune dem
onstration and club work for the
We-icrn slates in the extension
Mervlce of the Fniled Slates de
uw ttuent of agrn iiliur1: Paul '
Marts. director of extension ser
vice; Clavihel Nye, state leader
of home economies extension: A.
(Jrace Johnson, professor of house
hold iidminiMrattoti; l.ucv A. Cas-,
not i it ton sr-ecialist Zelta F. Un-il.-nw
old. home in inat,ement sjier
i:il't. an-) Ma he I C. Ma'k. home
demon-tiM?ion auent for thli conn
ly. and K ii. I'owb r. a(;i ii up n; al
ntiont.
' Wlit we need now is not onlv
l iiiliinNin. but a IfiJ hop -to -it - is in.
- Ahum b an l.utnbri o""
!G CARD AND
FEED FOR VETS
Y NIGHT
Tin-re will be a very interesting
nifcting of i he Ann-rim n l-egiun
hi-Id at the Armory .Monday even-
An Appreciation!
Your generotiH pntronngc has
mudo possible the recent ex
pansion of our store increas
ing business required addi
tional floor space. W'e are
very nppiociativo of this finn
support ami are expressing
our thanks with liner mer
chandise than ever before a,
greater value-giving prices
Itian ever!
K. T. liritF.I.SOX.
HATS
A henuttlul lot of misses nnd
matrons lints in nil the new
KPiini! shapes uml similes.
The innti'i ial. are: Huku,
Tilio, llomp linilil. Waffle
sli'iiw. IVunut straw. Some
ine IVathort'd. Some ate liuml
enihroiilcrotl autl some nr
tililioa ami flower trlniineil.
Hats lor all invasions anil
thov are luiei'il sui prisiiiKly
low nl llurelsoii s.
$5.85
0 and
$6.95
V. Tenirwald of the National
Guard. These matches are ar
ranged from the personnel of the
guard and ore as follows: Merle
Haas, weight 170 pounds vs. Dal
las Grove, 172 poundn; Al James,
1.5 pound? vh, Lannell, 121 pounds
Verne Newton. 1 4 5 pounds vs.
Fred James, 140 pounds; Clyde
Ffohtner, lfif pounds vs. Rurel I
IJrown, JtitlO pounds.
All ex-service men and legion
men are invited. Invitations also
have been sent to the members of
the Spanish War Veterans and
tho Civil War Veterans: Tlie eve
ning will close with a big feed put
on by u number of the member
of the b'gion.
Th leintcs have been selected by
officials at tho senior high sch.ool
to attend the annual Oreuon State
conference, to be held in Oorvnllin
Kebi nary ?, and 1 -I.
Meilford hirh school will be rep
I esi-nted by Doris Itundy. Mar
joric Mnr.shall. l.oren Hthil and
Victor Noel. They will leave Med-
ford Thursday morning with Mis j
M:iinin' C'.'irroll.
Look at These Amazing Values
Exquisite Coats for Spring
Smart new coats deli.nhtfplly
fashioned for spring wear. Some
1 rimmed with fur, others plain
tlio finest values the markets af
ford tli is year.
Exceptional Values in
Silk Dresses
Plain colors anil print sill; crepe dresses In
attractive putlems. t:l new sprim! styles ill
prints. 211 dresses In plain silks. Values in
this special group up lo 12..'u. Spring open
ing price
$4.95
Another Lot of
Silk Dresses
Another Kroup of prints In dark colors and
pastel shadts. Also some plain shades.
Pi esses for just every occasion' and they
were from $19.75 to $22.5t. Spring opening
prli o
$16.50
Bureidon
HAVE OBJECTIVES
F0R
The Kiwani. club of Medford
was asked today by l!:tymond M.
'rortman of Omaha, president of
Kiwnnls international, to localize
the five ync objectives of the
service organization in th' com
munity, therehy joininK the 1.S7 0
other clulis in the Fnited iat'pi
and Canada in the civic betterment
and general welfare work.
- The five objectives beHtressed
during IfUl are: Ai.ftance to
under-privileged children, promot
ing "Imolligeiit eitizcnuhip and at
the Rame lime stressing character
education, promoting the principles
of high business and profession
standards, bringing into closer con
tact the people ol" the town and
cou n t ry a tea. u nd pro vid ing vo
cational guidance for student'.
"Our club hn.H been doing con
Klflirable work nnd we are happy
Usher
Burelson
SPRING'S
Smartest Modes
Kxqnisitoly lively ! Tho now spring np
parol nmv i-oady for your inspection lioro
at IturcUnn's Now linos of eh'arininc,"
silk drosses,' dislinetive coats suits, huts,
lingerie the pick of Pacific coast manu
facturers! You must sec this now mer
chandise to appreciate it!
We're celebrating
our new, enlarged
prices on beautiful
Printed Crepe
Dresses
Lovely new loan dresses In printed crepe
and plaid silks. Smart stylo features arc:
Klfoow sleeves, Ions sleeves, sleeveless, fur
cuffs, short jackets. A special purchase for
our Spring Opening.
$9.85
Knitted Suits
Kveiyone will want ut least two knitted
rails or dresses this spring. They are so
practical for street, office, school and sport
weur.
One-piece knitted dresses. Two-plecc knit
tod garments. Three-piece knitted suits.
More than .".no knitted garments lo choose
from, priced at
$f 85
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to Join in with the other Kiwanis
club," declared John C. Mann,
local club president. "We have
actually and already piu into prac
tice part of the program and ideals
of our organization."
Avoid Head Colds and Sore
Throat This- Winter
CATARRH
Opens I'p Stuffed Nostrils In 3
Minute
Opex keepfl nostrils and throat
free from mucus buzzing In ears
when caused by catarrh in lessen
ed no more mucub in throat to
hawk up In the morning. Get It
at Jarmin & Wood, who always
keep up with modern medical dis
coveries use for 30 days If not
joyfully satisfied money back.
1'eople who are subject to aoro
throat and speakers and Bingen
who suffer from hoarseness should
spray with Opex night and morn
InK--UTi delightful to use because
of its wholesome fragrance
Keep your
n o a t r J Is a.s
clean na your
teeth. Tho
Opex Co., 11
V. 30th St.,
New York.
OPEX
in
the opening of
store with low
spring apparel
$18.95 to'
$47.50
$
$29
75
South Central
One Block
from Main
Phone 28
'Wear nn You Pay Tlio Cinderella Way"