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Smart Women Choose
CHIFFON
HOSIERY
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It's Flattering! It's
Cool! It's Dull! It's
tFuUFashioncdl
kvV'c've cheeked and re- '
"''checked I We've ques-
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We've Inquired from our
. tomers and we've discovr!
ered what (aahion-wise
r women require of their
w hose I They must be cv-
erythlng listed above and,
. in addition (this year cs-
ptcially), they must carry
a thrifty prico tag. These
--lovely Hose have the alen
derizine French heels, re-'
"Inforccd toes and heels,
' plcot; lopa, 1 fine; gauge J
weave but' "nary a ririg.'s
iJ'., Service Hoso $1.00
117 Sortth Central
Phono 2S5 Medford. Or 3
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IV VACATION TIME.
Don't forgot to keep In
4 touch with the old home
town, when you leavs for t
yewjr summer vacation. Ilnvs
4 your Mall Tribune forwarded
to the new address, phons
Main 71 and the matter will
be promptly attended to. tt.
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SWIM
."' ' AT
HELMAN BATHS
ASHLAND
Continuous flow ef Whits
Sulphur , Sprlna,,, water . In
tani .; m. (- - '
Open dally to 10:00 p. m.
f"i (Kucept Monday) .
Tub Dathi Plcnlo Grounds
ywk ill ihbbI
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ILILIinilU I UI1L
ENT FLAGS
AFTER RE
Next Year's Convention City
to Be Named Later
Salem Man Is . Com
mander Sons of Veterans
PORTLAND, Ore., Jnne 20. (P)
Vetcrana ot the Orand Army
furled their flag hyrt ntirht until
I 1982 and departed for their home
I ufter a week's reunion In this city
with several auxiliary , organiza
tions. , ;
1 Tho convention city ; for next
', year will be selected after ,11 con
ference of ull tho affiliated aruupa.
' , O, A. Adams of. Balem was elect -I
ed comnmnder ot the i, Sons of
Veterans. Other. officer In this
Kroun Included: S. P. Olinff, Port
I land, senior vice commander; C.
I L,; Waters, Marshfleld, Junior vlco
cpmmander; C, O. Oosnoy,, Marsh
' field, secretary-treasurer; .mom
i hers ot department council, I W.
Brown and C. A. Williams, Port
land; Charles Kessenden. Hulom;
Q. R. Htover, Balem, chaplain; K.
W. Mudison, Uranti Pass, patrlotla
Instructor; V. CI. Boyer, Malem,
counsellor; h. C. MeShane, Balem,
Iress correspondent,
j , Name Auxiliary rfiaii
I The nuxlllary to the sons' group
' elected: Mrs, If ranch- Horner, I'ort
lund, president. Other officers
nro; Mrs. Karleen Meyers, Hood
Kiver, vlco president; Mrs, A.lice
H. Adams, Halcm, treasuror; Mrs.
Floi-once 13. HhlpiN Salem, depart
ment Inspector; Mrs. Kva Htoolo,
Murshfleld, inatulllng officer; Mrs.
Mottle Schram, Salem, press corre
spondent; Mrs. Holon Lniriur But
ler, Portland, national delegate!
Mrs. Hose Garrison, Portland,
was elected president of tho ladles
of tho O. A- K. Irene Bakor, Port
land, Is senior vice president, and
Julia RohlflnR, Portland, Junior
vlco president. Other offlcors In
cluded;. Kllcnolro McCroskeric, of
linker, chaplain; Mabel Rngsdalc,
Baker, patriotic Instructor; Fran
ces Smith, Eugene, secretary.
I ltrilr C'oriM Klct'ts
Tn the' Woman's Relief Corps,
Mrs. Josephlno -ndlcott of The
Dalles was elected president. Other
officers included: Mrs, Poflio B.
Tonnoy, Lebanon,' chaplain; mem
bers of oxocutlvo board; Mrs.
: Helen Bouthwlck, , Balem; ' Mrs..
' Jessie Marsh,, Uugeno; Mrs. Geor
gia Ifagorup, ' Astoria; Mrs, Anna
C'lodlus, Portland, Mrs. Ida Dim
mlck, Portland.
; The sons of Votornns comptoted
'aiTnngemnl4 ..for r proceed Inif tt
' ralso funds for a staluo In memory
of the Clrand Army votornns. This
statue wl)l) be placed on' the state
hiiuso kWui.oh In Hiilom',1 ami will
consist of (i fjguro in tho o; A. R.
uniform. ' ' ' i
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Tomorrow -will be the flrat dny
of Munn's Department Mow's nn
nunt toro-vri(r July clDiirunco
At 8 o'clock Suturtliiy morn
ing tho doors will bo opened to
thrifty noutmrn Oregon Hh op porn
who huvp cnperly a vr tilted this n
mml event. 11
., Aildltlonul union people will bo
on hnml lurlnff tho fll In order
thnt purchnenr nmy bo nerved
quickly. Another especially at
tractive fc-.turo of tho July cleur
anco la tho fact thnt all chnrtte
piirchrtwif mntlB Juno 27 will np
penr on th customer'! July state
ment pnyable ,in Ausuet.
Kvery idepjvrtineiit nt Mann's
has hundi-eds of now 'article
marked down af low prtcoa for th
9 I o which la exported to attrnct
tjrowdV of ptfypy whrj rp already
acfUilntcdi lth -the Vblfo nnd
morchundlse of Mmin't store, '
ENDS NEXT WEEK
Tho Hogue River Canning com
pany will, early next week, cuin
plote .Its ennninuj ot cherries, and
tho pack will be below normal.
What promised to be the best pack
In tho history of the valley wns
ruined by the rlcnt ratin. Ac
eordliiK to Muntuter Boutollo, the
small cherries suffered nut nt nil.
hut the large ones wore invariably
split.
Tho ulant wll( psclt bfots and
brans and tomatoes, all on re
stricted basis, hefors starting on
penrs, which will also bo limited.
owing to tho large carry -ovor from
last season.
PEACE OFFICERS Dl
MH AUTO DEALERS
Sheriff Itnlph JennlnKS, Chief
of Polio OleUH McCiTdle anrt
Traffic Of fiver Herb Monro were
(diertu of the Medford Wnl
em' fffM-lntlon twlre-n-month lun.
rhoon thl noon at tho Hotel Mfd
ford. The officers rxplnlnet va
rious new auto lawn now effective
and dlsrumed local truffle nnd
Uto problems. ,
UNION
MEDFORD MAIL
Embroidered Batiste for; Summer
L
Dy EMMA
A ' QOWN with the kind of bows
which bring flocks of beaux
was 'shown, us the other afternoon
ai ; one of the loading American
bouses., It Is Illustrated above.
. The frock was simplicity Itself.
It bad a delightfully out skirt and
nicely molded Dodlce. Interest and
charm , resided In the - delightful
texturo of the material' an ex
ample bf the softest kind of dur
ene cotton. The subdued luster
was at ones rich and restrained.
Hen thoro was i the pert bow.
Ws Jcon'-seo .any number of girls
clajnjorlng for this dress tor no
Farewell Iirty. for
ltcv. and Mrs. Moll.
Rev. and Mrs. Carman E. Moll
werq honor guests at a farewell
party given at . tho First C'hristlnn
church ; laat evening by members
of , tho Ill-Triangle club. They
plan to leavo Monday for Modesto,
Calif., to make tholr. home.
' Mrs. Moll, who has been ad
viser of tho Trlnngle club for some
tlmei wan presented with a snap
shot- book, ', which .contained . plc
turps of nil of tho memberiv Bhe
was ,nlso: prosented with a lovely
h?f by the club.
1 A snort nirngram or various
mimherp wai given In charge of
MIsb Leneve Slmklns, followed by
games with Miss Marjorlo Gregory
supervising, jtofroshmenttft were
served during the evening.
B. P. W.. Picnic la
Enjoyable Affair
Thoro wore 27 members of tho
Business, und Professional Worn
on a club nt tho picnic and swim
ming party held Inst evening at
the Jackson Hot Springs. Swim-
mlns was enjoyed beforo and after
dinner and many games and con
tests were also Included In the pro
gram. Among guests from out o(
town was MIsb Laurn Jones of
Neodeshn, Kns., who nttomlod with
Mrs. Maud Chapman.
MImh KdwnnlH Ihmivcs
Tomorrow for North .
Miss Icel Hdwards,
who has
boon tho .Inspiration for much In-
formal ontertalning during tho
past week, will leavo tomorrow for
Boattle, having completed her ,va-.
ration horo,
1)lxli Hub tn Moot
Suniliiy tit Cabin.
Moinbera of tho Illxlo club will
meet Bunday for their annual pic
nic I t the cabin of Mrs. John
Petirt on Itnguo Ulvcr. Mrs. Max
fleliaiuer Is chairman ot arrango-
ments for the event.
FLOAT FOR ELKS
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A 1
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The Medford! Garden club will
prepare, a float tor tho Medford
Kills club to enter In tho parade nt
Ashland noxt week, being conduct
ed ak a part nt the state Mlks con
vention, whlrh will be In session
there, according to announcement
this morning nmdo by Mrs. Fred
C'tnninlngi), prosldent f tho garden
cluli.
A Urge number of Shasta daisies
will bo rsquircd, as well an lark
spnr, and nil local people who have
these flowers that could be used
for the float aro asked to call Mrs.
Call pwlgart, 10B0. Although the
(lowers will not be needed until
next week, garden club committee
members are anxious tn know If
enongh ran be obtained to' carry
out tko plans, .
Thomas Swem will bo In charge
ot tk'coratlng tho float.
SOUTHERN ORE. PIONEER
PASSES ' IN PORTLAND
roKTLANI), Or.. June 28. (V,
lunernl services will be held here
tomorrow for nr. George Hcnson
Kuykendall 8S, who crossed the
plains' to Ore icon from Wisconsin
with the Kuykendall wajton train
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h I ' tn'i I
XJ Astern J1 ' ' f II
GARDtN CLUB TO
pLan beautiful
In VI ll4 t Iih hum Hr
Wetluesday.
Ills patents settled In southern
Oregon
TRIBUNE, MEDFOTOV
LOW. FETTj . ....... .
other reason than Its utter charm.
However, there might' be . other
seasons for tnls frocks can be' put
In the laundry with assurance thaH
tt will "coma through" fresh,
crisp, and dainty as ever. That Is,
of course. If your laundress is cap
able of giving reasonable common
sense care . to hor ' duties. A very
commendable feature of many of
these new durene cottons. Is that
they may be successfully laundered
with, obvious financial savipg' to
their bwnors,. an Item not to be
over-looked since summer frocks
must bo kopt so lmmaoulaUiy
fresh.- . '.
Miss Kwigart Is
KiKcrtnlnlng Tmilglrt'
Miss lOlizabcth Bwigarti has In
vited about '' 1 - .hlombers- 'dt. . tnp
younger set' to her home this eve
ning for n bridge supper honoring
her house guest,': Mss Elizabeth
Ilowland of. Oregon City. Miss
Howland, who is a student with
Miss Bwignrt at Oregon State col
lege, , whero they are affiliated
with ' Sigma- Kappa sorortty, will
spend the week. in this city.' '
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Visit: Friends In - '
Klumiitll Fulls Today . .."Si:'
' Mrs.' W. B. Johnston, j dimM
Mrs! ' Charles Wortmnn 'tot t Wif .
morning for . Klamath Falls AVhfi-o'i
they will he guests today ofV.Rft7v
Frank Beeton, formerly Catherie
Llndley of Snn Francisco, who isin
that city visiting her parents..
' Mrs; Johnston and Mrs. Wortmnn
will; also be guests at a luncheon
In that city today. ' .'J-
Mothers nnd i)anlitii f'
To lio fomplimoiltctl , ;- ; , .
A special Hervlco honorlhs
mothei-H nnd daiiRntera will-'bo
held Sunday morning at, 9:45
o'clock by the Women's Bible class
of the Presbyterian church.: - An
Interesting lesson has been . pre
pared! and the clasa lnvltwv nil
mothers nnd daughters of tho city
to attend, '
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Hero From Texan to .
p.'Wt clntlvcs
1
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hormance
nro In, this : city, from 11 a uh ton,
Tcxuh, to spend throe weeks as
KUOHta of Mrs. Hormnnce'a parents,
Mr, ami Mrs. M. l' Shouts. Mr.
Hermnnco Is now Instructor of
physical education at the Rico In
Htituto at Houston. , He Is a. gradu
ate and fiirmer memhrr of tho
faculty of Unlveitdty of -Oregon
and well known horo. Mrs. Her
mnnco Is also a grndunto 'of Ojrie
Kn. g - j ?
STOP CONSTIPATION
THIS PLEASANT WAY
Oncr rKorus thought pill's and
JmM wttM thtt nnlv wi tn rn-
lieve constipation. Duttho ropd4 '
orn, saier meinoo is iu iiiciuue
suiHcient roughngs in tho diet,."
Kellogjr's Ail-Bbaw,'' do
licious roady-to-eat cereal, give
you this bulk, and overcomes
constipation naturally. Kead
this enthusiastic letter: . c : .' .
"Mine was an ettrenoa raa ef enn
tlpatlon. 1 had atonal glvaa UD boe
of avar bains rallaved. t p.
"One day I canw acreaa ynor mMh.
tlnanant, ao I thouslit 1 wouM try AlU
11 RAN. It rallawd me almoat ImtiMli
ately and I h.va ha,l no troebl. altica,
wtikh was almmt thrpa nromka a11-''
Mra. K. P.. Italia. 104 Lrmaii Bt,
, Flint, Michigan. ...
Delicious when served with
milk or cream. Cook into tasty
bran muffins, breads, omelets,
etc Ai4-Bran also adds needed
iron to the diet. Made by Kellogg
in Battle trotk. .Tn on'jimil
All Brail.
All-Bran
I
OftEflON, RtDAY,' JtfNE 26. 1931.
Dl
NO GRAIN
MOVE
Watson Annognces Policy of
Boarcj After : Conference
-ri Middlewestern States'
Appeal Is Given Attention
WASHINGTON, June 28. if?)
Senator Watsoi) Is, confident the
farm hoard will not "dump"' stabili
zation wheat while the 1931 crop
Is moving to market.
The Indlanian, Republican senate
leader, said today, after conferring
with the farm board, that this was
plainly, Indicated In its recent re
affirmation of policy. ,
Kurller, Chairman Stone of the
board had conferred with President
Hoover, Nothing as to the nature
oi" their discussion, however, was
forthcoming. ,. .
Mid-West Appeals'' - "
There have been numerous ap
peals from the mid-western states
for an announcement by the board
that it; would withhold from the
market for a fixed period the wheat
It acquired during its stabilization
-o e rations.
CI 1- . I 1 .na n . n
I OUCH- ttCLlUll, 11. woo wguQUi
would prevent the estimated 200,
0OO.0UO bushels held by board agen
cies from depressing the prices of
tho new crop now coming into the
markets.
v Serin tor Watson presented Chair
man Stone with another such pica
today.
T
Norrls Porter, sop "of Dr.: and
Mrs. K. H. Porfer. will loavo Juno
30 on tho President Jefferson,
steamer of tho American Mall line,
on which he has been employed.
The ship wll visit Japan, China
and the Philippines, before return
inp to Soattlp - 1 r - , '
Unlcvlv tho schedule of the Presi
dent Jefferson i changed to a
'round-the-worJd cruise, following
the present- trip, Norrls plans to
return to the University of Oregon,
where he completed his first year
this sprint. If tho change Is;
made, however, he will continue
with tho company, according to
present trrahgements,
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ulnck-
well of. this city a son, Friday,
June 20. .
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Unlohf nf TarirBnttvlllo. a -snn nt
Purucker'sj tuaternilv home, today. I
'Politician " Sought by'1 Police.'"
-4-Ilend-llne. 'Have they looked on
the fence?. Vlrgininn-Pllot.
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"Enci-o'-June"
CipNCESALE
SWEM'S
GIFT SHOP
Big Price
Reductions
on
Pottery-
Pictures1
' Purses
Books
pameras
; Stationery
Glassware
Dinnerware
Casseroles and Hundreds of
Other Miscellaneous
Items
' 'END-0.JX3NE,
CLEARANCE SALE
SWEM'S
GIF:rStOP-
vv ' Births ,
STATE
EOF
', The county court ; today was
awaiting the next move ot the state
board of control in its recent rul
ing that counties would have to
pay for the care of state institu
tion inmates. For this county It
will amount to approximately 11,
000 a year, in monthly payments.
As there are no funds on hand for
this purpose, and the county court
is under close sail financially,, it
presents quite a problem. .. .
It is understood that Bevernl up
state county courts have asked the
attorney- general, for an . opinion
whether the sums are "payable
now or alter the first of next year.
The funds, wore heretofore paid
by the state from the taxes of each
county, but the new ruling shifts
the burden to, thocouifties, swhict
made no provision' in the budgets
:ir the expenditures.
MAC MARR SAVINGS AT BOTH STORES
'.' , r a' FriJlay and Saturday, June: 26 and 21lfV''i'!'u.
5' S! "A t
A ... .1 i
Choice of
;!. . Whlteac
5 lbs.
( Tomatoes
large Xo. 2 U tins.
Stnnilnrd quality.
3 tins... 33c
Flapjack Flour
With every' purchased- We
t will give 1 10-cent package
Albara' wheat flakes FREE
;pgs;rr::2i:c:
'
:
2
Shortening:
8 lbs... $1.00
Beans
Hbtcake Self Rising -FLOUR
2-2V2Epkg5c.
Vegetables ;
Bananas ..,
Firm and Ripe ;
4 lbs...... 25c
' '." New Spuds t
Locat
10 lbs. .... 25c
Oranges '
" Largi Bize
2 doz. . . . . 39
I r Lemons
"; : Extra; inincc suoklios ,
I Dozen:. 1:29c
.;.Liber;Meat Market
' "THE
Swift's Govt.
Beef vPork ,v .-;. Veal
SATURDAY SPECIALS
BEEP POT ROAST, lb. . . .. .
SHORT BIBS OF BEEF, lb:
lamb stew; 3 lbs. :;..4..:.:.-......:....:.....:....:.; .
VEAL STEW, lb. x ...
WEINERS, 2 lbs. :.'.....'.........:..:.........
SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, half or whole, "lb.
Fryers -
Salmon'"
W. Main & Holly"
Wedding Bells
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Taylor was the scene of a pretty
weddlng'laat evening when their
daughter, Ardath Hope became
the bride of brvllie Blair, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Blalrl The
ceremony was read' by Elder Long
berg, pastor of , the Seventh, Day
Adventist church. . ... i . ;
i The bride who was attired In a
gown of orchid. 1 carried a bouquet
of white roses and sweet peas. Her
maid of honor was Miss Blanche
Smith and little Arllne Lnngberg
acted as Slower girl. Bertram Mar
baugh was the' groom's attendant.
Mrs. Calendar, aunt of the bride,
played the wedding ' march and
Earl Clymer sng "I Love. You
Truly." . . i . -
Following) "the ceremony ; the
bride and groom left : for a wed
ding trip south and will be at
home to their friends at 1122 West
Eighth street about July 10. ,,
' ; Climbed 150 Feet for Job.'
' SOUTHAMPTON, Eng., June
37. (V)P)-iAn ' unemployed "allr
or 'climbed 150; feet In' search fef
a syeeple ' Jnfcklng Job '4onIy,
find no opening existed.
Times Were Never Better
.. '. For- Seaving.','.:.1..'. '
last Fait, this is the .time, to save on your
food bill. You will find t:ie same high qual
ity foods we have always offered( priced far
less than they have been for' months.- Come-;
In soon. See for yourself that .tiroes were
never better foW savlhfl. , ..: r ;' '.; ', ?
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Reds, 8mall ;
sr PlnkSf. .
3 5c
Soap
- Soda "' "
Crackers
--Tru BaKi
2-lb, Carton". .'
Each . . , . 27c
; . Crises . .
'' l-lb; Can : .
; 39c v
6 lb. can $1.45
Corii or. Gloss Starch
Argo Brand
f , SliSPPing Bag FREE
2pK.r. 17c
; Lye
Rex High
Test
for,... 19c
Toilet Tissue
Ambassador
Soft Tissue
4 rolls... 21c
Peppe
QUALITY MEATS
SOLD FOR LESS -
HAMS ;
Per lb.' .
HALF OR
Lamb Shoulder, ;. Lamb and. Veal Stew.
Lb. .... .. 14c 3 lbs. .....25c
-Pot 'Roasts . Veal Rcasts
Lb. vr,... 15c Lb. ....... 14c
'' Bacon. Qleomarr Hamburger
vSnnaros ; v- Sausage
Lb. .; 14c 1 . 2 lbs. 29c Lb.-H5c
HOME OF GOOD MEATS
Inspected Meats Swift's Steer Beef
Hens . Turkeys
Halibut
Abalone Steak .
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GEMOT.!
iSSSt:' 'i
George TV Keller;: aged 07 years,
died this morning; at bis home twq
miles north of Centril Point, who' o .
he had resided for. the past soven .
years. : ..- ' "
.. Mr. Keller was borp in, ludloiit. i
July 2G, 185. He loaves fivoidaugU- i
ters and- one son:- Mrs, A. J Mo-.,
ravo and Mrs. W. A. McCord, of ..
Central Point; Mrs. Richard Drex- .
el and Mrs. Hugh O'Donnel ot Mon-,
tana;. Mrs, Willinm Gam'eron, Mlr,'
pestota; ' and .William Keller ot ,
Illinois;- also several grandchildren,
tho eldest ot which is Mrs. Lester .
Mann pf Central Point. - "-:'" -
Tho body i at the Conger fun-,,-erhL
parlors and services : .wilK i:j
announced later.-' r. ''l--y-y
appose -you'ntlBhti cal the dl-. ;
iorcid and; i romai-rRKl '.-couples
"iioinJwnti.fr,Vi'--(iiimilles."4Passa'h! -"- '"
Herald: " - - '';'.' Jij.
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- White Laundry ' .
' ; ;''';' Soap;.:i;;"'v''''';
10 bars V . 25c
Ivqry Soap
' Large -
':''.": bars. '
Each..;. 10c-
onnaise
fc'-'i ':
P4
n
4'
j Best Foods' v
U'Ji.U.'
Full pint , i 27c
Shrimps
Dry Pack
, , 5-oa. Tins "
2 for . .'. 29c
Shilling's x "
4-oz. Tins
r
Each . . 13c
WHOLE
22c
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