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MEDFORS MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEOONT, FRTDXY, FEBRUARY 6. 1931".
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"Of course, it's Schilling's"
7 ;; hands
that make cheap
dresses cannot de
sign Paris models.
Models come from those who make
nothing else. Where is model coffee
apt to come from? From those who
make only model coffee, or from'
those who try to make both cheap
coffee and good coffee, at the same
time, in the same place, with the same
hands. Schilling is the only coffee
roaster in America who makes only
model coffee. The only one. The ,
blending and roasting of fine coffee
is one of the most del
icate series of opera
tions in modern in
dustry. In a thing so delicate, cheap
ness is contagious. For that difference
between model coffee and other good
coffeestry Schilling's just once.
Schilling
coffee
Wings of the s3lCorti-ng
BAKING POWDER TEA SPICES EXTRACTS
Saturday Specials
Fat Rhode Island Red Chickens 25c lb.
Hams or Whole 23c per lb
6-lb. Box Swift Sliced Bacon . . $1.50
A Full Line
Swift Gov't. Inspected Meats
Corn Fed Pork Veal Lamb
A Free Ticket to the Holly Theatre
With Each $1.00 Purchase
Ivy Street Meat Market
Just Around the Corner From the Postoffice
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
KUIMI'IIH" (JlH'CIl AlU'tHlS
Ik-it ui ITuI ( Viviimiiiiil.
Tin Masonic hall in Ashland
w;is lh scene of nno of thf moflt
iin i vi fcri'inoniuls and In
Ktallatjoiu ;vit pi esentrd in south
ern Orfgon lodge ciroW'H, when
the Supreme Queen, Kathorln
liintz of ( 'h if "ago attended the
.seMHion of Zuleinia Temple, Dau
ghters of the Nile, lust evening.
The hall wan decorated with
many ferns and lighted lamps,
which cast a soft light ovor the
colorful Oriental rugs, which cov
ered the floor. The haruiuet roomi Garden Club Enjoys
Interesting Session
Card Party Scheduled
l or Sutuntay livening.
PilOHNIX. 1-Vh. &. (Special)
The card party to he given by the
Neighbor of Woodcraft Circle No.
HZ at the W. O. W. hall Inst Sat
urday night, and which was post
poned because of the death of Kd
Hamlin, whose wife was a. mem
ber of the order, will be held on
Saturday night f.f this week, Feb
ruary Tth at the W. O. W. hall.
As there will be only one more
curd party following this one, all
are urged to attend and join In
tho good lime.
PLAN MEETING 10
"the old assessment members
should remain in tho fight to pre
vent the head camp officers from
automatically robbing them of
everything they put Into tho or
ga nidation."
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was gay with spring flowern. For
lowing the lovely ceremonial with
Members of the Medford Garden
which the meeting opened, the club divided their time last even
Supreme Queen was presented with ng between highways and gardens.
picture of Crater lake as gift
from the temple. A large banket
of flowrs w;is presented the tem
ple by tho Shrlners.
The patrol put on two drills,
one in compliment to Mrw. Chas.
T. Sweeney, retiring riueen of 55u
lelma temple.
About 200 guests from Orants
Pass, Klamath Fulls, Med ford and
Ashland were seated nt the bnn
iptet table, when dinner was nerv
ed following the ceremonial. The
addrcHH of welcome was given by
M is. Sam McNuir mid Carl -Tengwatd,
potentate, responded.
Short addressew were made by
members from other cities. Com
munity singing wus also a purt
of the program.
The bano.net wan followed by
Installation of new officers of the
temple with Supremo Qlieen Mrs.
Illntz aeting as Installing officer.
Mrs. Wlnetrout wag marshal!, Mrs
W. II. lleCowan. chaplain and
MiM Dorothy Jteynohl. musician
Off lepra and Installing of fleers
were tho recipients of many bou
quets of spring flowers.
Officers. Installed were: Mrs.
H. . Knders, queen; Mrs. Sam
Kak-r, princess royal; Mrs. O. C
Hoggs, Tirza; Mrs. Franco, liad
nrou; Mrs. Charles WoodH, re
corder; Miss Mollie Hritt, banker;
Mettdnmes Woodcock, Iiillurd, Har
nett, Holmes and linrnes, ladies
in waiting; Mrs. Snbin, organist;
MesdamoH McNair and Claycomb,
attendants; Mrs. E. H. Severance,
lady of the keys, and Mrs. Hoover,
lady of the gates.
Following the Installation the
Supremo Queen presented Mrs.
Sweeney wilh the past queen s
Jwol and mndo an interesting
talk.
The evening was completed with
dancing. I
The meeting held at the Hotel
Med ford, was an- interesting one
with basis for discussion of tho
bill regarding road Higus express
ed In pictures taken by Mrs. I-aw
ton on her trip through the west
latit Hummer. The slides shown
exhibited the wuys in which road
Hide beauty is destroyed by bill
boards and various other signs.
The new officers were in charge
of tho meeting.
Mrs. Chancy Home
From Trip East
Mrs. N. 0. ('haney returned to
Mad ford this morning from a trip
east, where she attended the Filth
Women's Patriotic conference lor!
National Defence, in Washington,
D. and the meeting of the na
tional executive committee of tho
Women's Auxiliary ol' the American
Legion held at national headquart
ers in Indiannanolis January liC and
27.
Committee Working
On Valentine Tea
The committee working on plans
for the Valentine bridge tea to be
Kponsored Saturday, February 14, i
by the St. Mark's Altar guild is
composed of Miss Frances Kenney, 1
Mrs. Kuth Hamilton Olsen and Mrs. ,
Gladys Strang. A musical program
Is being prepared for the event.
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lA-avo for
Hay City. -
Dr. and Mrs. It. W. Clancy and
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Palm left
Of Interest lp local members of
th" Woodmen of tho World lodge
is a convention to be held in Port
land next Monday in the council
chamber of the city hall. Impor
tant business "pertaining to assess
ments and - hoc lied legal reserve
members will bo taken up.
The head camp protest committer-
has called the convention to
agree on some concrete plan bene
ficial to 'the old members who
have been forced out by the so
calbd legal reserve members, who
el; irn the right to raise rates nt
will, according to Dan Kollohtr,
chairman of tho committee.
"Now that the h'ead camp has
decided to include women and
children." states Mr. Kelloher,
GUESTS AT ASHL.il
Several members of Med ford
Rotary club attended tho regular
weekly meeting of Ashland lio
tarian.M at the Hotel Ashland yes
terday noon and enjoyed an ex
cellent program.
The main speaker was ,Jamj3
G. Hammond of Chicago, former
assistant secretary of itotary In
ternoiional. He chose as his sub
ject "'international Aspects of No
tary ,M and delivered an inspiring
address, which was appreciated
by all present.
Among the locnl mn who at
tended were President E. c. Corn
and Secretary D. A. Chambers of
the locnl club, J. W. Wakefield,
Wm. Allen, H. D. P.romley, M. C.
McDouiild and Charles Furnas.
A hotel item In the Mall Tribune
this week brought together two
old time residents of Dec. raff, O., 1
who had not seen each other for
15 or 2d years. Frank Kodgers,
city building inspector, was read
ing the personal and local columns
when he came onto the name of
Yelma Vance, registered at a local
hotel.
Inquiry revealed that the young
woman was the same person he
used to know in Ohio as a small
girl. She did not know Mr. Rodg
ers was in this section and was as
equally pleased to meet the local
man as he was glad to learn of
news from the old home town.
3 things to stop a cold
"Pope's" does them all ! '
Now, just a pleasant tablet and relief
for your cold begins, instantly. And
Pape's Cold Compound relieves all
symptoms of colds. It does the
thrct things any doctor will tell you
are necessary to check a cold.
"Pape's" reduces irritation and
swelling of the nasal lining. So
breathing becomes easy; discharge
stops; the head clears. "Pape's"
encourages perspiration; banishes
that achy, feverish, weak feeling
which is due to inactivity of the pores.
"Pape's" kills cold germs; opens
the bowels; takes germs and the
acid-wastes of colds right out of
your system.
Next time a cold starts, try Pape's
Cold Compound and learn the reason
for its tremendous sales and popu
larity. Just remember the name,
"Pape's". All drugstores 35c.
Medford yesterday by motor for
San Francisco, where they will
ppend severnl days vacationing.
nixlo Club Meets S
Tomorrow.' - -
The Dixie club will meet Satur
day nt the home of Mrs. T. E.
Pottenwer, 107 East Jn'ckson.
No longer is it the unusual food buyer who
pays 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 makes our stores her food center
and saves by paying CASH!
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NAMED QUEEN OF
II
iriL
Midst a blare of trumpets M lsn
Klllle Hammett of tho Junior class
will be crowned queen of the
fourth annual junior carnival this
evening nt 8 o'clock. The carni
val 1h being conducted in tho sen
ior high Hchool gymnasium.
MIhm Hummett whh unnounced
winner In the carnivnl edition of
the Hi Times, school publication,
clrculuted at the high school this
afternoon. The whining candidate
had a lotnl of 3117,000 volet. .Miss
Harriett Campbell, senior candi
date, was second with 371,500;
Miss Theda Moore, frcshnmn, hnd
Kl'.GOO and Miss Vivian Meader,
tiophomore, 1 18,200.
A total of 1.04a. 900 votes was
sold during the past two weeks
I n co m pa r iso n with 957,800 sold
previous to the carnival last year
Numerous committees wore busy
thin forenoon completing booths
and arrangements for the carnival,
Kvery organization In the school
will conduct some typo of boom
or fhow. 1
MiR Maurlne Carroll, chairman,
nHHlHted by Miss Harriet Italdwln
and Mim Mary Gilbert, Is tho com.
m i 1 1 ee of facul ty m e m hers re
sponsible for tho successful ar
rangements. .
Mfs Hammett, tho queen, will
be accompanied to the throne by
the three class candidates, and
ten members of the high school
band will net as guards. Natalie
and Ifarbara Shelby and Dale and
dale Jlcebo will lead tho proces
sion .
Wlldon Oolhaugh, vice-president
(fT the Junior class will crown the
queen. Miss Adra Kd wards, class
president will give a short ad
dress of welcome.
A parade was conducted down
Main and Sixth streets this after
noon advertising- tho carnival, with
flout j representing school urgum
zntions.
Tho gymnasium will be open at
7 o'clock, ns witl tho various con
cesnlnns, Following tho corona
tion, dancing will be enjoyed. Mu
sic will be furnished by Frank
Orahnm nnd his Six Crackers.
As has been their cttalom for
years the Origsby Orunow com
pany, manufacturer of Majestic
Kndtos, are offering additional
models to their line of radio sets
in February.
"fTho Majestic manufacturers
have but one Idea in mind and
that to be the lenders, always.
It has been that . way ever since
their first radio appeared on the
market, nnd In these three model
being Introduced now, inspection
dill prove that they are again way
out In front," soys Clayton Isaac, j
manager of the l'almer Music
House, local Majestic dealers.
Thursday these three new Ma
jesties arrived In Medford. They
all contain a supcr-hetrodyne ra
dio set, using a new Improved
number M screen grid tube, niatic
modifier nnd acoustical control. 1
They consist of three cabinet de-j
signs, a midget, compact and n
lowboy model in beautiful walnut i
cabinets. The selectlclty nnd en-'
sltlvity can only be appreciated by1
t h oho wh o are fa miliar with ' lie
accuracy nnd precision which has,
featured every radio model ever)
presented by the Majestic factory.
Tho price range is lower than
In the regular Majestic radios, says'
Mr. Isaac, and mnke a new stand
ard for radio values. That these
models will opera to quietly nnd 1
get distant stations was well dem
onstrated Inst evening In several
locations in the valley.
ID
WASIIINTON. Feh. 8. ()
Conrad U Wlrth of Wiinhlnnton
urn! Mlnm-apnllK. today wns ap
pointed as niwdAtnnt director of the
mitiotuil park ix-rvlco ! Secretary
WHIiiir.
Wlrth. who for tho punt three
yennt hns l..,.n nKtlntnnt to the di
rector of tilimnltiK on tho national
capital park and planning commln
"lon. will he in Charlie of the lands
division of tho park nervier. The
dlvlnlon din-eta nciiulsit Ion of pri
vate hoMlnR within the parka.
Wlrth fllWi the vacancy cntl..cd by
the death of W, 11. Lewis, q
SUNSHINE
AND
SOAP
Wl'RB out going to bure you with
technical explanations, but the fact
of the matter is this: pure soap
made from vegetable and nut oils
is the gentlest, kindest, yet most
eHeciiTc soap that can be produced.
And White King Granulated is
the leading fcgeiable-and-Rui-oil
soap. That's why you can trust your
sheerest lingerie to it. That's why
beauty parlors use it for shampoo
ing. And that'j why it cleans heay
woolens and greasy dishes so
thoroughly.
White King Granulated Soap is
economical too. A Icasnooaful
for the basin, a cupful for the
washing machine plenty. Try it
today. Sold by your grocer.
Attractive Values Sat., Feb. 7 and Mon., Feb. 9
Pancake Flour
and
Hotcake Syrup
1 Vi-Va. tin syrup and
19 8-10-lb. hotcake and waffle flour
Both
$1.00
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Corn, Peas
and Tomatoes
Standard pack; assorted if you wish
9 cans for $1.00
Canned Fruits
Your choice of Peaches, Peari, Pine
apple and Apricots
4 Tins. No. 2
2'
$1
SUGAR
Pure Cane, C and H
20 lbs $1.00
MILK
Large cans of popular brands
,13 cans . . . $1.00
Corn Meal
Yellow or White
3 9-lb. bags
$1.00
COFFEE
MacMarr Special Blend
3 lbs $1.00
2Camatioii
Wheat
No Premium,
4Packages$1.00
fH.aWl
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We take pride in our vegetable
department
Lettuce 9Rp
Solid Heads, 4 for - -J
Rhubarb QKC
Bright Red. 2 lbs
Cauliflower fir
White Heads, Lb. . vV
Spuds AQr
50-lb, Bag. No. 2's . TTcV
Parsnips
Extra Good Qualitj
4 lbs &XJ
I
BREAD
Baked Daily
1 2-lb. loaves
2 for . .
c
3
Meat Department
Located at Store No. 34
North Central
AH Steaks, lb 19c
Pot Roast, lb...l2-15c
Hamburger and
Sausage. . .2 lbs. 29c
Lamb Chops, 2 lbs. 29c
Leg of Lamb 20c
Lamb Stew, 3 lbs. . 25c
Shoulder Lamb. . .14c
Macaroni
Curve Cut Note the unusually low
price
7 Pounds . .
Beans
Your choice of Small White,, Red
Mexican or Pinks
7 Pounds
Jell Well
A quick dessert
7 Packages ....
Rice
Fancy Blue Rose
7 Pounds 49C
t
Shrimps
Dry pack.
3for...........49C
Salmon
Tall car,3 of good pink salmon
4 for 49C
Oleomargarine
Clipper Nut
4 for. 49C
Pork and Beans
Campbell's medium sized tins
7 for 49c
Spaghetti
Coiled in bulk, a very fine
product.
6 Pounds 49C
slORE NO. 55 West Main St.
Phone 380 2
CTAnrc itu Hirnrnnn STORE NO. 34 North Central
STORES IN MEDFORD Phone 507