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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1931)
i HEPTOBP SLXTC TRTBtTNE, SrEDFOTtP, 0T?E00N, WEDNESDAY, AUCJFST J5, 1931" ' PXGE THREE MOD AT CAMP . . . fh nnrmnl XJai ended Monday at 1 - horn j1 P "!r to attend. A fea- h.irf Sunday when Ii 'budges were awarded. rf tie W'e 8eut ranlc at f murt. The awara given V i,iDh.Bt which a scout f"L Dr Dan B. Standard. r-outmaster. talked upon ...... . ih court. Dr. ttat- the week end In nm taken on two horse riu through the Cascades mp. Two Los Angeles Rre at l-""h u-b . ..nH oeriod. Attending court were W. E. Lamb. it-,,, nresident of the dls- t!B raiw. i .n and K. C. Qroesbeck. taof tae honor court. IssiSUt Hoover ana live uuja Ljing at the camp this week H op lor tne winter. OOL BUILDINGS I FOR TERM hdays. will soon be here .mm vacationists back to L, and the two new buildings to tne local uysLei" win uo LmtpIvb the education-bound L B. H. Hedrlck, euperlnten- suted this morning. libnry in the new high school hu been furnished and pnt Installed in the labora- Moring will continue as rap the rooms are made ready. hi of the "equipment, such as I fixture, window snaaes ana ti vet to be added. - m lor light fixtures, which are installed, the Washington Is ready lor the pupils to in. PIER FUEL Xk'kersorut Honored at Dinner Ihirty Animlay Mr. and Mrs. O. M Pnh.,i. talned at dinner Monday evening at "uiue uii l-rown Hill, COmpll- mentlng Mr. and Mrs w n xn-i. son of Pasadena, who are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Car penter, uovers were placed for 16. The Nlckersons have been much entertained since their arrival here from the south, adding Increased In terest io me round, of summer par ties planned for the nienimr,. nr m,.. spending the season here. Misses Roberts Return From East Friday Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Robert today for Portland, where they will meet ineir daughters. Misses Mar; Lee and Dorothy, on their return from a several weeks' stay In tht east. They expect to continue to Medford Friday and will he tnn in. centlve for manv delightful rmrMoc, for the younger set before they leave. tor scnooi in tne early foil. Amy Klllntt Guest At Vilin Home Miss Amy Elliott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott, Is a guest for several days this week of Miss Betty Vllm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Vllm. The Elliotts are spending the season at- their sum mer home at Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. McKlliose Are Medford Visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McElhose, form erly of this city, now of Grants Pass, spent several days this week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Marsh. Motor to liamjon For Week's stay Mrs. B. a. Stevensoni and Mr Earle Davis left yesterday by moto.' for Bandon, where they plan to spend a week at the seashore. sights to sweltering citizens the present . heat wave, are nod and coal trucks scurrying lie city, delivering fuel for kn fall and winter, to the or business places of fore citizens. the oddest thing of all in this title hot days is that Uncle mo ii busy cutting expenses to (one In -Till departments, .Jias" pimrag in nu winter's coal 'lor fie Medford federal build- It takes 80 tons of coal a year l this structure. Forty tons fcboe from Belllngham, Wash., imyiago and were dumped in oi tne federal building, p other forty tons was being let there today. , ACE LOCAL CHARGE L HUHon. vhfHA nllatrtu rn- I' entanglements caused a war- jmg mm with polygamy, P arrest at Burns, Ore., yester- r returned to this county Finer legal action. Million, nara, is charged with mar utbleen Hish. 17 Aihtinn P fully divorced from his , a Portland girl. Million, lopciure nuntwi ii.MriM ....... We. TVmitn Bhiff Ubi V k-'t yesterday for Burns f . Million here. fS?pscke",: Cool.'pjactlcal. .ou aresses, ii.nn. IE-TEST PROVES IQRITY OF CASTING METHOD J Bros. Coffee, Roasted erently, Has Flavor No Otter Coffee Has Mfrink Rill, n kit. C -onee, niter k?e. 'n,drinkinSf ther r'l'y revelation. It PSlrBei0U.sly rich' satisfying Pit rTii ul '"ence is due to 1 Instead of roastinc in N S T' Hi,ls Bros Klt'n i"ve,nted J" L " called Controlled ccrjraofthehourg,as3 . ali.Vi" even- continuous M,ytltinle,..Mthe "rot. rVff V"k Ilavor oi L; Coffee is produced by F.eonti., prTss that roasts I T.t!nuouly . . o little at tkror.?ture nd now of S,gh the waster." are al S.c,';w,roi' (Hence the 4 tm.i ' ?uch a no bulk ATs,.,a absolutely as- j(Sr7P0tind. 'icwus coffee comes to you nrtilL Alr. which makes f !)Jzle' " removed and kent t,r""-1.0rdinary. "air- Br, r iSeeP coffee 'resh. tSlZfry-.A or it by x ivrr I0' the Arab trade. fcrJ!Co. Inc. San B. P. W.'s and Aetlvlans To Meet Thursday Eve. Members of the' local' Business and Professional Women's club and the Aetlvlans have nlannerl ii. i ---.M b juiui party to be held Thursday evening at the SUDDer. iwlmmlntt j to he included in the program for ... mm committee members are working diligently to Insure a gala party. On the committee, are Oda Hudson. Elsie Brown and Sadie Harkina from the Busluess and Pro fessional Women' lK' n . m.tj iveun Pennell, Leslie' VanDorn and John nieuermeyer irom the Active club. Miss Broun HiKtess At Monday Affair Miss Emily Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prazer Brown, was hostess Monday evening at a party at her home, given In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denman, new members of Medford s young married set. Many guests for the evening were graduates of Willamette university, alma mater of Mr. and Mrs. Denman. Games and stunts were enjoyed with various prizes awarded, a special gift going to the honor guests. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Denman. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber of Central Point. Prof, and Mrs. Herman C. Clark and two small daughters of Salem. Misses Dorothy Youne. Itha HeArrl Plnro UUotv, Fredericka Brommer, Louise Brom- mer. amity Brown and Messrs. Don ald Faber of Central Point. Lawrence Wlnslow of Eagle Point, George Johnson. Frank VanDyke and Bill McAllister Of Merifnrrl anri WnnHoll Teck of Salem. Star of "Smart Money" Now at Holly ii,, t lis Dinner Cluests of Klllotts Knjoy Water Sports Too Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott enter tained at dinner Annlav a ihnl. cabin at Shady Cove, Mr. and Mrs. orummer ana daughters Fred ericks and Louise. Misses Dorotha Riddel!, Betty Vllm and Virginia Ltndley, and Messrs. Nelson Florey and Reuben and Winston Mathew of San Francisco. Swimming and boating were en Joyed following dinner. Thirty Guests Attend I'lnilc In .Ashland The swimming party and picnic sponsored last evening by the Y. W. C. A., under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Mitchell for the pleasure of business girls of the city, was a suc cessful event. Thirty guests attended the picnic supper in Llthla park and later enjoyed a swim at the Twin Plunges. Miss Kltcli Is Guest Here Today Miss Edith Pitch of Ashland is guest today of Miss Annette Heck mon, who is spending the summer with her father. Dr. W. H. Heckman. Miss Fitch and Miss Heckman were friends In Hllo. T. H.. to which city Miss Heckman will return this month to resume her position as sup ervisor of kindergartens. f Vacationing at Crscent City Miss Anna Mae Fuson and Miss Aileen Stark are spending severnl l 1 ' Ml Y .J:... 1J- r Kdnuril (. Hohinxm, uho thrilled fans anil critics nllke Willi his per fWtimnce In -Little 'iuMir." Is rent 11 ml In "Smart Money. " now plnvlns at tin- 1 f t J luviti-i, nnu1iij; uiiii iiie leimire is u linillillll .'vicMiiiiee liens reel, a Karttnin nml a not Hit of t lie Ailvenliirsp In Atrlcu reels, en titled "Man Kniers," days at Crescent City, having motor ed to the resort town Sunday. They are expected to return heme Thursday. c irwc HAS EXPANSION SALE Lawrence's Jewelry atore will cele brate Its twenty-third anniversary, beginning tomorrow, Thursday, with an expansion sale, the first big Bell ing event in the history of the store. During the post several weeks the Interior has been completely re arranged and enlarged so that the elaborate displays of Jowelry and sil- A French class 1 being organized this week at the local Y. W. C. A. with Mrs. W. A. Kress of Ports ana New York as instructor. All persons interested are asked to call Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Y. W. C. A. secretary. Private lessons will also be given by Mrs. Kress, with appointments made through the Y. W. C, A. This is jiut one of many classes being organised through the organi zation. A swimming class for busi ness girls opens Friday morning at 7 o'clock at the Natutorium with Dnim Thomas as Instructor. Classes In several arts have been conducted during the past season at the Y. W. C. A. and have met with much success. Mrs. Kress was educated in both France and the United States ana speaks several languages, in addition to French and English. As the result, of experimentation at the Oregon State college, a new serum for the treatment of salmon- poisoned dogs has been perfected. Dr. D. W. Stone, who recently returned from the Northwest ern veterinarians' convention at Cor- vallls. stated that for satisfactory verware are shown very effectively. The expansion snle will be featured at this time In orcier to make room for new fall and winter merchandise, and to offer the people of southern Oregon an exceptional opportunity to purchase high grade articles at reduced prices. Mrs. Lawrence recently spent some time in San Francisco, securing Jewel ry and silverware stock for the com ing season, and has inaugurated many interesting new ideas in decorating the store, 1 DrVKS Making Sitoclnl All work guaranteed. Silk dresses $3.50. Ensembles $5.00. Tel. 632-W. 4 Huson's What-Not for those home cooked Sunday chicken dinners. Get the habit. Drop In for soda, lunches, cigars, candy, what not, at Huson's What-Not. MAIL IB QUIET WHILE 1RVA AWAY The trains are still pulling In but the official representative of the Mail Tribune, better known as "Lit tie Irva Fewell," all 'round reporter de luxe, is not meeting them. 6he has Joined the throngs of vacation minded folk and Is speeding north ward by motor for a week's holi day. She left Medford Sunday afternoon with Miss Gladys Murphy and refused to reveal her destination to helpless members of the staff, who might call her back to put the latest papers I in the file. A good supply, how ever, is waiting her return, for her vacation time successor hasn't been able to find the paper punch since she departed. She Is suspected of taking it north along with her contagious smilo In hope of .punching out some extra scoops to bring back home. In the meantime an unwanted quiet reigns on the second floor of the Mail Tribune. 4 Half price on lingerie. Crepe de che no and French silk, lace-trlmmed and tailored, combination suits, dance sets, gowns, pajamas, bloomers. Adricnne's. SERUM FOR DOGS USED WHEN FEVER APPEARS rc-Milts the scrum must be Injected by the seventh day, or the day when the suffering dog first runs a tem perature. Through an error the se rum was referred to in Monday's Mall Tribune as "hog cholera" serum. Clever haircuts for hot weather. Clean, quick service. Hlway Barber Shop. Tel. 615. 4 , $100,000 Kodak prizes. Details r P1bv Studio. Thursday night dance, Llthlan pa vilion: 60c couple. Ike Porter's band SURE, QGs. ARE SEALED IN CELLOPHANE . . but it's the quality inside m the package that counts most. Of course, we pack OLD GOLDS in an air-tight, germ-proof package. Naturally, In giving you a BETTER cigarette . . . we want It to reach your lips factory-fresh . . .without any loss of the proper moisture or fragrance. But after all, you don't smoke the package. It's what's inside that counts most. When you smoke an OLD GOLD you smoke not only a fresh cigarette, but a PURE-TOBACCO cigarette. Entirely free of greasy, artificial flavors that burn into breath tainting, teeth-staining vapors. "Keep Kissable with OLD GOLDS" 'As no idle claim. For OLD GOLDS' clean, sun-ripened, Nature-flavored tobaccos leave no objection able odor either on your breath, or your clothing ... or In the room. NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD 1H1J1JL IMIMlMWIWWMWWe.i.y j;wiWWIBmjgIMW wffflMiiM f ifmr ri imH' W IALWAt . ct s . s cd ecu vr rnui i LI K EH ON E Y JtQJTO UR T H RO AX O P. Urlll.rt ci, In. 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