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SIEDFORD SDCTTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QUE PON. TUESDAY. FKlUtrARY 17, mi. PXOE SEVEN 1 WE'VE HAD IT all the time A. CUSTOMF.n wlio rercnlly returned from New York told one of our snlesclerks she unshed she had bought a jar of a deliriously socnted finishing cream they used in the DOROTHY CRAY salon. She said it made her skin look lovelier than ever before, made her powder cling for hours and didn't re-appcar in a shine later. "I'd wnto to New York for a jar," she added, 'but I don't know the name of it." "I do," said the 8alesgirL"l)OH()TIIV(;ilAY Astrin gent Cream; and will you take it or have it sent?" Moral: When you want something particularly nice any of the DOItOTHY CRAY preparations, for example just ask us for it. HEATH'S Drug Store "Ask Fred" OLEO LICENSE BILL RECEIVES Radio Program KM ED VIRGINIA VALLI I (Mall Trlbune-Vlrnln tutlon) 1 rt M I A uTInu. PA ELL SENATES OKEHjl Tax of $1000 On Manufac ture, $500 On Wholesaler and $100 On Retailer in Provisions. WE WISH TO INFORM Our retail customers that we discontinue our wholesale business and sell from today on all our braads and rolls at wholesale prices to the retail trade. 1-pound loaves - 3 for 20 lK-pound loaves 10 Sandwich Buns, dozen 15 Dinner Rolls, dozen 12 Pan Biscuits, dozen 8t Cookies, 2 dozen 25 MODEL BAKERY ! 111 West Main SALIOM. Ore., J'Vb. 17. (A1) Oleomargarine found Its friends w well as its enemies when one of the chief measures directed againM the oleo industry came up for third reading In the senate late yester day. The enemies were sufficient, however, to pass the bill by u 1M to 6 vote. The bill was introduced by the senate committee on agriculture, though originally It Senator Joe K. Dunne's bill. It places a tax of SlOitO a year on manufac turers, $oul) a year on wholesalers and Slot) a year on retailers of oleomargarine. Opponents of the bill declared that it flew "in the face of cor rect economic principle," and that It would work a hardship on the poor man, for tho reason that it would increase tho price of butter at the same time that It increases the price of oileomacgarine. It would not increase butter sales, they said. Senator IJ. I.. Eddy was one of those who said the bill was wrong In principle, und he said ho was voting for It only because all the dairymen in his county wanted him to. It was against his own Judg ment, he said. Those who voted I against the bill were Bailey, Men j nett, Crawford, Carsncr, Moser , and Woodward. Tuesday 1'. M. 4:30 to 6 KM EL) presenta tion b to 6 Lewis Super Service: news and markets by Mall Tribune ti to 7 lleebe Servlco Station Office Hoy: Jack Mooro 7 to 8 Let's Get Associated; News Digest; Three Jacks UGC 8 to 9 KM ED Presentation; Lord Banquet; KM ED; Life's Rouletto UHO 9 to 10 l'hantoms of Broad way UHO Wednesday A. M. Oakland Petitions circulated by citizens urging purchase of the 10 acro tract known as Gobblers field I for city park and recreation spot. LATJGH WITH SSI OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPERIENCED INSURANCE SALESMAN Experienced Lite Insurance, Salesman wanted to take charge of Northeastern Oregon territory tor well-established- Legal Itosrve Life Insurance Company. Must bo good producer with ability to appoint and train salesmen. Salary In addition to good first year and renewal commis sions. Stuto age, experience, length of residence in this territory. All replies confidential. L 'IBtmrrl Addreaa P. O. Box 488, Portland, Oregon ' :m .iZfcZLj Tonight 8:15 Pacific Time K0IN . ... Poirt fail to tunc In ind hrar IMh rlrcld'rdljr different Rldlft prog rim. On tbe air erery TiiffiUj night Colombia Broadcasting Saltern Pmrnted by Mali fi Biggest Seller 7:55 to 8 Breakfast hru:ul cast of news by Mail Tri bune 8 to 9 KM ED Presentation: Ward und Co.; Taste Teas ers 9 to 10 Friendship circle; Domestic Science 10 to 11 Park Concert; Wurts Gifts 11 to 12 MaKill DrUKs; Burelson's; Gold Seal P. M. 1U to" 1 Juckson Co. Illdp. & Lioa n ; Va r in era Kxo h anno; Pierce Auto KreiRht; l-'mh-er Flour Mill s; news flashes by Mail Tribune 1 to 2 Mann's Dept. Store; Scientific Laboratories 2 to 2:15 Happiness Train P. M. 4;3U to 5 KM ED presenta- tion 5 lo li Peoples Electric; ProsperiKTaphs; News and 4 markets by Mail Trlbuno 6 to 7 KM ED presentation h 1 to 8 Let's Get Associated; 4 News Digest; Murry and Harris 8 to 9 Long Beach Munlct- fr pal Band; Album of Fumil- fr fr lar Faces UBC 9 to 10 Dancinp Harmonics, 4 fr Land of Dreams UBC ON HONEYMOON tral Point Orunso put on the de gree work. Eight new Incinliers were taken in. Walter Whitney left Saturday to as.-ist hLs brother, Charles Thunnan and rami, who arc mov ing from Klamath Junction to Klamath Falls. Mr. Whitney plans to return the first or the week. Clifton Childi'ls of Hig, Apple gale .spvnt Friday night will) friends In Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. lleorge Tr.inla I fi-om Camp 1, Itlitto F.iIIh. visil.nl relat.ves in Jacksonville 'I'hun-day. I en route to Thompson erofk where1 thev snent the night at the r red , tney spent ui Screen Stars Secrctlv Wed I luitchcr home ball teams played the Uagle I'oln high school teams at the Kawl, in Yonkers Saturday Romance Dates Back to Hollywood Days. .MOW Secretly Charles Virginia YOKK. Feb married for Farryll and alll. screen i;. Wl three days, the former stars, leave Southern Oregon Farmers, Don't Miss This Event Free Demonstration of the Vaughan Flex-Tread Garden Tractor TlHiVsday and Friday Attcrnoon, Feb. 19-20 2 to 4 o'Clock On Pacific Hightfty, Just South of Owen Oregon Offices Under Direction of o Hubbatd Bros., Inc. liliOWNKHOlK), Ore.. Feb. t" (Special) Mr. and Mis. II. W. W'rlKht entertained with u Valen tine party at her home February H for tho following nucsts: Mr and Mrs. Harvc Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. . Hoy Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ander.son, Mr. and Mrs. lid Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, Mr. and Mrs. I Kirhsirdson and Leland DysltiKer. Five hundred was played duriut; the evening and daneinjf was en Joyed later. Delicious refresh ments were served and a very pleasant time enjoyed; Wayne Kdwln Wakefield and Isoleo tirown. both of Medfottf were quietly married on February 7. 1U31, by Itev. Porter of the Presbyterian eluirch. Mrs. lirown, the brble'a mother and Mrs. WHn were present at tho ceremony, The happy couple Fpent the week end with the bride's parents. Mr and Mrs. Oeorse It. Urown. re turning Monday morninK to their homo and to resume their work with the Medfovd Furniture and Hardware Co. A representative of the Copcu was In our community last week. inlerviewlnir the fanners, in irurd to nuttlnc In electricity for liiihts and power purposes. II 11 Hwann and mil iioiman broadcast a duet over the rudi in Med ford one evening lst week Mill Swann has been on thu sick list for a few days. tonight on the liner Auutus for a Kurupean honeymqon. They were married In Yonkers. N. Y., shortly after midnight Saturday. With the traditional superstition of actor folk. Mi.-w Valli balked ui beiiiK married on Friday the 13th. oven if it meant two trips to Yon kers and a midnht wedding to dode the Jinx. Tho marriage was performed at the parsonnKe of Uev. Ralph Hous ton uf the First Mothodist church. about i:::30 a. m. Saturday, the Mtli. The witnesses included Mrs. John J. Kenan, who was formerly Alice Joyce; Itlanche Swoet. Carlton Hoekstr.i. Farrell's mnnaKCi. and Albeit Scott, a friend of Farre'.l. Neercty Kxplalned. Farrell explained to friends that hla reason for the elaborate secrecy was that ho wished to be aboard the liner on his honeymoon before news of hi marriftKO reached Hol lywood. The- romance dates back four' years to Hotlywood's lots. She al ready was a featured player in Universal Pictures, lie was just beginning h' meteoric career. Un der her tutelage, he climbed the heights rapldlyy soalinff his success with Janet iaynor in a series of popular pictures. His latest was "Tho Man Who Came Hack. The bride Is a native of Chicago, where she was born Virginia Sweeney. The groom hails from New Knnland. It Is her second marriage, "he having divorced Domarest Lamson several year iiro. It is his first venture. Point K.vmuasium Friday evening.! The Jacksonville boys were victorl-i ous. 3S to 13. Kale Point girls team won. 2;! to 1H. This Is the, fourth successive game won by the Jacksonville hoy' team. Mr. and Mrs. s.im liabh spent a couple of days this week at the W. A. Vrilders ranch on IMg Ap plegate. A good crowd attended the thank offering dinner at the .Pres byterian church Friday evening. Nearly $30 was taken In. During the dinner a program was given, including a duet sung by Mrs. LuU Saulesberry and Audrey MeUger, and a reading by Mrs. l.ula Sauls berry. Joe Hall of the Fred Itutchor ranch on Thompson creek, was calling on relatives In town Sat urday. Mr. and Mif George Jenkins are planning to move .soon to Med ford as It will be more convenient for Mr. Jenkins' work. Mrs. Nancy Wuhl, who passed away at her home in Med ford Tuesday evening, was laid to rest in the Jacksonville cemetery VtY dav afternoon. Funeral services were held at Conger's Funeral home. Mrs. Adbue, who has been quite ill all whiter, is able to be about. Mrs. Kirkpatrlck and Mrs. Wil bur Cameron were guests of Mrs. William Clark for luncheon Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Moore and children of Kvans creek were re cent visitors at tho Will Kden home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Illddle of Talent spent Friday evening visit ing M r. a n d M rs. W u 1 bu r Ca in -eron. 4 1 1 JACKSONVILLE ARTILLERY BRIGADE WILL BE MOTORIZED PAY'N TO STORE "WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 7. (Ay) Secretary of 'War Hurley today ap proved the motorization of the 66th field artillery brigade, composed of National -Guard troops In Oregon, Wnhint,'tn and Idaho. Pj ROUND TRIP I. OF LOW ONE WAY FARE One of the ffi &ulltWlnf trivtl bargaiml EJeTt only tor th c end kelidy ol Wiitiirtsten't birthdiy. FEB 20 TO 21 INCU R(urn Limit Fbrury 25 SAMPLE BARGAINS Round trip I SAN FRANCISCO 16.20 PORTLAND $11-55 LOS ANGELES $29.55 Similar reductloni to nil Point! on entire Pacific Greyhound Syttem TERMINAL Hotel Jackion, 102 South Central Phone 309 ' JACJKMoNVILlji:. Ore.. Feb. 17. (Hpl.)--Among visitors at tho Jack sonville museum recently were L. 10. Lake of Oakland. Jeanetto ltromberger, (Portland: Mrs. H. It. Hind. Jo.-her, Minn.; 'Harry Ilartle. Kv.i Hartle. John Forslin. May Forslkn and Mrs. 1. C. eott of CenTral Point and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. ?rh'ft of Vrekn, C'al. - A. F. 'lowers, real estate ugent df"Medford. was hero Wednesday on business. Mr. (Waddell of Kaglo Point was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mrs. Frances Fall king, who has been ill at her homo In outh Jacksonville, Is improving. Mrs. Archie Lusk and children, who have , lived at the Haekert ranch for several months, moved to Ashland last week. The chil dren attended the Jacksonville school. Dr. and Mrs. C. I'. Jenkins have sold 1h(Mr homo on north Oregon street to bin parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Jenkins. George ltuckus has purchnscd the home where ho ami family now live, on north Oregon street. This property was formerly tho K. O. Merrlfleld place. G. W. Godwnrd, who buys the gold from the mining men of Jack sonvllle and vicinity, reports i large amount of gold being brought in now. Many of this vicinity are busy cultivating orchards, making gar den and otherwiso employed with1 spring wJork. j Leonard MeKee and daughter Marclne, nnd V. A. Chlldors of Hig Applegate were In town for supplies Thursday. Miss Violet Voltmer, former teacher of tho Jacksonville fifth und Kixth grades, writes from To ledo, Ore., that ho Is teaching .in the high school there and Is coach of the girls bnsko.tball team. Miss Voltmer grnduatod from the col lege at MeMinnvllle since leaving here. Mrs. George Vendt was a Bed ford culler Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George P.aekus entertained tho Indies club from flams Valley, of which she was formerly a mem ber, at her home Thursday. Lunch eon was iserved at noon to the 17 ladies present. The day was spent i at work on a friendship quilt for! Mrs. Ilaekus. Several of tho Indies! v.lted i be Jacksonville museums! In tho nfternoon. Those present were M ed a mes C'ra wf ord , Cot y. .Straus. Kddlnglon, !!1st. Koger, f'aton. Frlnk, Kneeland, McKlnnle nnd Itlghahi and Minn Catherine Kogetr of Hams Valley, Mrs. !ati-m-r of Med font and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. ftowdlsh of Jaek.sonvllle. Miss Rhodn Keen entertained with a Valentine party for her Sunday school class of the Preshy terlnn church, at her home Satur day nfternoon. Fifteen girls were present. Valentines were exchang ed. The afternoon wan spent play ing games. aftr -which refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mis. If. O. Whitney ni'tdo a trip to Apph-Kate district Friday. Mrs. Whitney vSIted her sister. Mrs. ' Poll Wiitkln. inear Copper, while Mr. Whitney went on to the Daffodil mltio on KIHotl creek. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Wilson had as vlg-torn the past week Mr. nd Mrs Jon M"Kn1ght (ruin near Medford Dr. -K. i. Iddell of M dford ba men employed clearing and plow Ing his property in the northern part of Jacksonville. Jacksonville Orange, held Initia tion at Its hall In the old court house Friday evening. The t'en With the arrival of George U. Witters In Med ford, announcement is mado that a "Pay'n Tnklt store a new modern typo of food store service, would be opened soon In tho new- especially constructed Davis und Johnson building on Central avenue. Mr. Witters says Medford was selected for one of their stores be fore Klamath Falls. Halem, Fugeno. or other Oloirwn oilletj, owing to Its location ns n trading center and Its splendid prospects for tho fu ture. Mr. Witters Is well acquaint ed In Medford. having been em ployed hero In ono of tho large grocery stores three yearn ago. 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