Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 20, 1931, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP, ORE(iO. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 103J. '4 ' rfi ni fSiEpii LjU IP 1 Hi V'" mOS deli''1001 j$ (he most ,,x.J M co y E new Law ca Snow Flake Soda Wapi;rs come to you in one invari able condition absolutely oven -fresh. The triple wrapping retains all the true-wheat flavor. Don't ask or mow 4 . " ...IN THE FAMILIAR RED PACKAGE , I u -A 1 1 Jv TLrL'lv'; j "Wear As You Pay N EW New for the Victory Sale New Fnst-color Yanin Prints, yd llic New Fast-color Poppy Prints, yd. 17c New Fast-color Broadcloth Prints, yd IJ) New Klinton Plaids, yd 19o Mots Army Blankets for $l.9S A few Auto Robes for $1.00 At 10:30 Saturday, just 30 Stanjpcd Pillow Cases for . , Limit 2 Caiaa -0 !'.- M I li:'. ryry PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY Seattle, Tltomt , San Frantmo, Spokane Portland, l.mAngelei crackers, say Flakes New Travel A special pt.r o n p (' smart coals in soft, lit, weight Cashmere Iliiiiiospun ji ml oilier Spongy V o o 1 Mater ials. Scune are l'ur-1 rini- lneil. Eggshell Navy Blue Light Tan ( ! reel i ..Tweeds Re.l 19 95 Also higher priced coats in camel's hair, nubbed tweed and all favoraite materials and colors. 1 1 ' it The Cinderella Way", t. only Pcppercll ylQA TC P0 ontscfn ' " " mH,Vi"trr- B Goats WOMENS CLUBS BUILDING MANY COSTLY HOIS Report Shows 1000 Clubs Own Meeting Places Others in Joint Owner ship of Property. WAHHIXdTOX, J). (' . (Spec L'il) Infoimutlon repent ly unther el ;mil compiled ly tlie Ccnernl federation of AVomcn'H clulm con cern I iir clubhouse. diMi-rodilH any claim that women's clulw ft re dy itiK for dying c I ul m do not build permanent hoinen. From the. fl- ureH given it in shown that two thirds of nil clubhouaeH were hullt In the hist decade; nlso that near ly l.iioo clubH own their Individ- ua I hoine; that (17 more horn en are jointly owned hy ftevnral clubs and that 3Si" otlier dubH have ierni;t nenl plnccH of meeting. Itench linen Yiihio A tolnl of 010 individual dub h fill sen have fin Jndlcatea value of Sis. 7 5ft. 1X0. Thi figure is con siderably below the valuo of all club bonne iroperly as In many eases (he returned fuertioniialreH omitted this information. While most of the bonnes owned jointly, are the Joint property of women's organizations, not Infrequently are i he Joint owneiH women's ami men's organizations. J-aiKe elties havti hupe and ex peiiHive ehihhouseM coslhlt; a mil lion doll.iiH fir more, but the real romance of el u I -house finaneiiiK and buildinu Is to be found in the sma II town or villas, where tumbled down houses, -deserted ehurehes ;nd even box cnrH are li'iinsformed Into coinmiinity imt't ink (daees frriiiently the only pathei'inK laee for miles around and not Infrequent ly housinK a small lihrai'y. Tiki In TV sens Town iJesdeniona, TexiiH, with a pop ulation of 3.0(10. has two club houses, valued at $200 on eh. Io I-o, Montana, a village of )i0 peo-i pie, has a women's clubhouse val ued at $1,200 and In the same state t he Clinton Woman's elub owns a $Lnno clubhouse, t hmu:h the lown has but 7o population. I of clubhouses reported, two : ihlrdH are In towns of loss than I 10,0 and one-tenth are In cities of over loo. . In numbers, ml-! I Ifornia tops the list with IMS. Flor I Ida second with 145. harKC clubs arc usually financed through bond I Issues, building and loan assocla iilopM. portlul inortKaKes or one of ! the more regular mothodH. but j sinall groups use every plan In- Kenlous women can devise luelud-! ! ins taxiing, carnivals, harvest fes-1 tivals, penny-a-day savings banks, i rummage sules. card parties, and I (he buying and selling of real es tate, as lu Florida in its . boom days. ; HKFliS Percy H, Heers died ftt his home near Medl'ord,. February I'll, at the age of A'J years. He Is survived hy his- wife, Amy Peers and four children. Wesley. Klii.it beth. I.uetla. and Phillip I Vers lit home, lie also leaves his 'mother, Mrs. ltuhy Peers and eight broth ers and three sisters, Hay, llruce and Porter of Med ford: Klory Hoy and Oelbert, Ashland, nnd Leone, K la ma tit Fa I Is ; o na 1 1 a Iverson and Ollvo Steel of nelllngham. Wash., and Dlancho Wilcox of Hatislom. Washington. Funeral services will be held nt the Free Methodist church in Ash land. Monday, February, 2.3, at 2 p. m. Hev. Sea If will have charge of services and hurlal will .ho nui do In the Ml. View cemetery. Conger funeral parlors In charge of arrnmremonts. NEW STANDARD IS SET IN PERFECTING FLAV0R0FC0FF EE RonMing Process Used .Ex clusively by Hills Brosl ' Insures Uniformity For years Hills Ilros. have en joyed n distinct ntlvantapo in the colFee roastini; industry. Kor they have u patented lvastinir piwess that prevents variation In llavor. Tho basic principle of the proc ess is roasting "n little at times" Autoinntiiiilly mensttred lots of ruro blended eotVoes About tbrco pounds nro introduced into tho roaster in u steatly gtrciim und pais utoni; in a continuous (low, roast iuK n little at R tiim". The speed of the llow nnd decree of beat never vary with the result that Hills Bros. CotTeo is ubsoliitely uniform, i , . No other coffee hns the same de licious flavor of Hills Uros. Coffee because no other coffee is roastvd the same way. This patented proc ess Controlled Honsling is radi cally different from the coimixin bulk-roasting method. Freshnbss is assured in Hills Bi-k. t'ori'uu WeemiM it is pack1! iw YrirttttM :ium. Uj.' tl4s fcnoesSi ni, U'liUb tUkwA Mu llt.Mi $ criHMS is remove fiwM tW iJ ud kiit t. am, vei if 4 it IWep lll-e 'sh. (irocers evywbere sell Hills trts. t'offee. Ask for ity name ntirf lok for tho Arab-lho trade-mark n the can. . Hills Bn. Coffee, Inc., San FrarH-isco, California. pi93i Obituary Plan Tea ' l'anIlcU( nio Dance For rnv-luDoii. t t lucrcawt KiiU'rutHiln Memhot-tf of the .freshman clam' The I'finiffilknlc (i)aneing party who entered the senior high school j t0 he held this evening In the small In? second Homester will be honor, ,al room of the Nataturium has guests nt a Junior toft to he given added much impetus to entertain by junior class member of thejjng nmotiff njembeiH of the young Girls' league. The decorations j )imn ied set. will be in Keeping with Washing-1 An an . appropriate prologue for ton's birthday. ; iiw nnrtv manv dinners havi hotm Of interest to tho freshmen girls is the announcement ihnt India-; tion of the class members will h?( lu hl as a part of the program, j CommiuooH posted on the hullo-I tin hoard at wchool were as f"H lows: Working committee. Mo i y j Mostei, Kdnii Mae White, l.ella onj Dermark, Uniise .odd, Mary Kim-j ball, Mabel firimmott and May ; 1,'f'f'n- ! JJecorations, Xolda Crews. IloV-nj Coke. Lucille Shirley, Harriet , White find Fern Hnrton. Invit lions, Iiorothy Daniels, Gertrude Gilbreath, Helen Hall, Florence Newman, Alberta Mero nnd ljiura Mae Gordon. Ueceptlon, Joan Stoehr nnd Domthy Daley. Program: Colista johnt-on, Dnr- bara Hurham, Charlotte Iudwig. .Marian Mooi-o, Margaret Tucker and Carvel Hen mo. Inl'oinial lauce ol ThuiNflny Fvo. An iTil'ormnl spring doneo nnd card party has been schedub-d for Thursday evening, February 20 nt St. Mark's Parish hall to be given for young women of Medfnrd. sponsored hy Y.W.C.A. Committee chairmen appointed are Mis. .Die .Marshall, Miss Mar garet Wood. Miss Susie Mae Sliel ton. Miss Grey, Miss Gladys Mur phy nnd Miss Margaret Kerr. Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Y. W. C. A. will assist with arrangements. Local People Plan To Attend Opem. .MeilfoiJ will In well ropre.-f-nt-eil 'at the performance nf the Chi cago Civfi- Opera company at the Port land auditorium March 1 13 and 14. : Anumg those who have purchased tickets so far are l.oo H. Allen, .los'phine It. Jobn Min and Mrs. Hello 12. Warner. The company is bringing to Portland a staff of the" greatest grand opera singers .who have ever visited the Pacific north west. Mr. n ml Miff. N'oollr , Fntortnhicd here.' Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Nolle, quests nt the home of Mrs. Nncllo's mot her, M rs. 1 .111 la n II. t; reer, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paee ui Modfflrd yes terday evening. J- The d"Hg1tltil dinner Was fol lowed by nn evening of bridge, in which Mrs. N'oelle rceeK first prize for high score. f, There were- u-number r other puests iresent to meet JM r. and Mrs. Noelle at this pletisjtnt uf fair. Ashland Tiding?1. Stump Finds Balmy Clime In Iowa, Old Home State 'LOHRVM.tJC, Iowa, FelV. 17. T am onjoyinfe triev nhnost balmy climate of an unusual lown Feb ruary. 'Ttnt In years sileh dellght rnl weather through the mirt-wln-ler season. From live grasshop pers to butterflies tho old homo slate is out for a record i a time of year when one might' expect u snowbound landscape. Lohrvllle is u well paved little town of the average soda! and financial duality, 2S miles distant to the northeast Ih Fort Dodge, iifi miles Kouth, Dos Moines, and people seem to lake most of their money to larger trftding centers. One Is Impressed wllh Medfurd's food stores' keenly competitive enterprise In low price offerings but Fort Dodge, 2 3.000. goes the limit in this line with incredible bargains. How disappointing the building situation, with, only seven of the idato'a leading 1 cities . Issuing permits for December. This show ing will not improve very much for neve ml. weeks. Lumber Is too high. And Oregon, with Its or more trnwrnills producing three billion feet annually and enough timber nt this rate to last 1 iiO VALLEY SCHOOL COLORFUL PLAY riavhri ' lho TOles f of director ..,' .V .v, , !i...i.. ! 1 ' ' , ' , ' ' tors, children of tho dramatic art , class of the Valley school present-1 ed "The Stolen Trince." by Tetli row, heroic an appreciative audi- ence In the school auiltloiinin this afternoon. Tho lltllo ilrr.ma was presented in the true Chinese maimer with the colorfu'. Mane senilis as well ns direction or the show worked out br the ehildren who are pupils ( of Miss Katherim Starr, Insttnetor' of classes In dramatic art. The auditorium "s well as the1 stace was decorated In Chinese lanterns and spring blossoms. ' The play was directed hy llclene Halml". little daiiabter ol Mi. mid Mrs. I- A. Salade. Jr.: the chorus' Jim Her.ry. and Jimmy l'easley ; the all i-tflcleni properly man." Mombors of the east wore: l.oiot: I, V, ! S i V ii Fo. Spencer Wells; Wins .oo: Jl"- a''" Koibfu. J.x-'l II.r,son Nancy Clark: nurse. Phoebe Ivan: , t,u A" dcaU" in nKdlc'f executioner. I.avid Sheldon: Ilia. ; J?. r.r,, T, Hub l-.nroy. l.l Mo, llarbra,. v. :ini...e wiMiu.rr from nmiriu. Sheldon: Joy, Wltoldon Hiddle; sol v rhr fr tbi. .ervii. smd iu 11 diets, Shelby Ttl and IMimltn ou ""' " p:inned. Amone those who will ,.n1.rtnin are Mr. and Mm. Floyd jinn whose home will bo the scene of a no-host dinner for 10, Mr. and Mm. Glen Smith and Mr. and Mrs. AUon Smith, who have Invited 14 f ,.jf.mlH fur dinner, nnd .Mr. and jrH Mnx Fierce. A pany of JH vI p"nlner ftt thn J)fjmo of Ml. nnd Mrs. Wilson Walle for no-host dinner before lho uartee nnd Mr. and Mm. fJeorge f;aies fln(, M,. an(J Mrf) IOmoraon Merrick will entertain 10 guests at dinner nt the Gates homo. Ktigeno Kclutlvot Visit . i.-.,inv m, ; nJ Pi,soll Kvam and .Mrs. Thomas I.ee of Kugene. who have been guests of Mr. and Mil. Clarenco dvnns for a few days will return homo tomorrow. .Mrs. I.ee in mother of the Messrs Kvans. I team cs Chapter Hinner Phi nncd (for Weclneday. Ileum os chapter No. l!ti Is enter taining with a ii:30 dinner honor ing the worthy grand matron. Carrie Jackson, Wednesday at the Hotel Mod ford. All members of the Fastern St fir lodge are in vited and nre nskod to call Mrs. John Itutler for reservations. Miss r.iiiott 'wiii Visit Kola lives. Miss Wanda Fltioll, daughter of Senator H. .1. F.lllnlt of Perry- dale, ore., will bo in this city ; to "spend I he week -cud with M rs. I !. U. Kllioit and children nt theirt home. Corning court. Miss HHioit' is a m ice or Dr. Klliott of Med ford. Lodge 1 ance Shclulcfl l-'or Mfuiday Fveiiing. Chrysnnthemum Circle No. S4. Neighbors of Woodcraft will en tertain with a dance at the I. O. O. F. hall Monday evening, Feb ruary 23. The dance, which will he for members nnd friends, will bt preceded by n short business meeting. Masonic Dancing Party 10 vent for This F.veniny. Tonight Masons and their le -dies will enjoy dancing and cards ai tho Masonic temple in Ash-' land, the occasion being the com-! mand'i's ball and card party. M a lla Com ma ndery No. 4 enter taining. Dancing will begin at 0 o'clock. All Knights Templar will appear in uniform adding dignity and color to the affair. years. Is denied a market under present conditions high ' trans portation charges. " "It would pay railroads to re duce one-ha If on building mater ials freight rates, benefitting ev erybody," assert tho Iowa dealers. Oregon alone could employ 60, 0.00 lumber worliors every day In the year under a change In cost schedules of tmnsporiniion. The llawkoye state has had scnrcoly a ny rain si nee .1 uly 4 , 1330, In this section less than three Inches. Still, In n K-acre j field contest the winner t Thurs- ton produced 114.4!) bushels to the ncre, n dozen or more run ' ners-up nhovc 90 bushels. This j is n remarkable thing to happen I when Bummer temperatures soared j to 10K degrees, at some places to 112 the latter July report. Mar velous soil in lown nnd you can tmy the very best nt 5125 an ncre. superintendent of Hanking L. A. I Andrews, In a statement Just 1s I sued, declares Iowa has passed j through her deflation period, Is over the crisis, now doing safer j nnd better banking than nt tiny iiime since IM'.i. I A. .1 A Y STl'MP. ! .Iniiuey; orehestra. Ann ' Scherer and (iianner Kehly. j Much eiedit Is due Miss Starr ! for the splendid work accomplished ' by the children. tfinbe Auto heiitli I'OltTl.ANMl, tire., Teh. SO. (Pi A coroner's Inquest Into the death U .ollis I.ampcrt, "S, sli-uek and d Monday hy an alitotnnhile en hy Pi'ed AV. tlei'nmn. Mult nomah eounty commissioner, o). ened here today. Portland ltulldlnKs razed on corner of STth ami Sandy bonlc- vard to mako way for const ruction nf ,rVf ,i mnrkct lo cost Sir.n.oon. '' " J 1 rr-jjiu!, 1 :i n liinrM kJCDUnilC nnCIf nLllVUUw OR RUNDOWN v Kverett, Wash. "Wlienrver 1 am nut fcclinit pivstor noticcmy self prttiuit nerv ous and the least bit rundown I take a bottle of Dr. Pierct's Fa vorite Presctlp- 1 1 o n and it strsiKlitensine rittht up, me new life ami einrity. ,m " "" Bridge Marathon ! Concluded When f ( Ladies' Are 'Tired CHICAGO. Feb. 20. (Pj The time has come for men f to stp worry inu if they, ever S did. about picking out a good fr restaurant been use their wives & wer; engaged In a bridge marathon. ' ' 4 The four women who start- ed o marathon bridge game, quit yesterday after '21 hours 4 of play. It Hfoms there wore two reasons for abandoning play. On? was the fact that the husband of cue of the women filar ted a poker gome and vowed they would play hs long as the women. Tlie other was because the wo men, as one of them put it, "got pretty tired.".. The high est score was 20.0n points. 4 f i'lft-o Aiil lo Silvrr. . j WASHINOTOX, To)). 20. 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Layers can be removed as your needs change. Go ns fit smoothly when Kotex is your sanitary protection. Cor ners are rounded and tapered so that Kotex fits securely. It deodorizes. There are so many ways in which this sanitary pad is superior. Hospitals have CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS i i Choice . Beef . ,Fat Hens Pprk Turkeys Lamb Brookf ield Eggs Veal Brookf ield Butter Hams Swiss.Cream ;, Bacon Cottage Cheese FISH ALL THE TIME Salmon Halibut Sole Oysters Crabs Holly SAFETY! " When You Invest in the JACKSON COUNTY ! ASSOCIATION i You not only have the protection of first mort gage security on good Jackson county real estate -but you have the assurance of our record of 21 years of saving without a single investor losing a penny. , ' ; . . i . ; A preferred dividend of 7r is paid on Class A stock in this association, shares are issued in mul tiples of $100 and participate in the semi-annual dividend from date of investment. . 0 7 found this out. They specify Kotex... buy millions of pads a year. What greater assurance could you ask of hygienic safety?. Remember, too, that Kotex is disposable. That fact has turned millions of women to this modern sanitary protection. KOT6X Try the New Kotex Sanitary Belt 3 Phone 164 . , . rt.