MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, ifEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1931. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Visiting Sister Esther Thlede of Eagle Point la a guest this week of her Bister, Sarah jThlede, In this city. Leaves for School Marvin Albert will be leaving this city soon for Se attle, where he will enter the Univer sity of Washington. Return from Lake Mrs. Gardner Gould and two children, who have been spending the summer at Crater lake, returned to Medford yesterday. Cndergoes Operrtlon Mrs. W. P. Wilbur of Nogales, Ariz., underwent an operation this morning at the Community hospital. , Otis Booth In City A former well known resident of the city, Otis Booth, arrived here from San Fran cisco several days ago on a visit, On Auto Business R. A. Hadley of the Medford Chevrolet company Is spending a few days In Roseburg, at tending to business at the local deal er's, ? There on Business Miss Cora Burau of the Medford Cinderella shop was transacting business at the Cinderella shop In Grants Pass yes terday. Guest at Llndleys Amy Elliott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott, Is spending this week with Virginia Lindley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O L. Lindley at Coker Butte. Ashland Wome.i's Visit Mrs, B. B. Balis. Mrs. P, S. Provost and Mrs. Prank Dickey, all of Ashland, were guests of Mrs. Lewis Brown at - er home in Medford Wednesday. Patrick Creek Man Here Austin Raymond Is a visitor In the city from Patrick Creek, that charming spot on the road to Crescent City, having ar rived here yesterday on business. Return from Coast Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Berrlan and family "of Ashland, and former well known Medford resi dents, returned home Tuesday from a few days vacation at Gold Beach and Crescent City. Home from Visit Mr. and Mrs. George Cox and son have returned to their home In Medford, after spend ing a few days In Roseburg visiting relatives and friends. -They are for mer residents of Roseburg. Here on Business Ed Board m; n of Central Point Is a business caller In Medford today. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dickey of Phoenix, Paul Erdman of Applegate and Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson of Dead Indian are also transacting business here. . Miss Sweeney Leaves Soon Miss Mary Martha Sweeney plans to leave Saturday for Hlllsboro, where she vlll resume hor position as a teacher in the city schools. She spent tlie sum mer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweeney. Oregon l.uis nt Hotels Included among guests from state points out side of Portland at Medford hotels art Guy B. Johnson, P. G. Calllson and C. P. Ford of Eugene, C. W. Owen of Albany, Otto Nickels of Newberg and B. Stevens of Wolf Creek. Crater Rangers In City Dave Can field, chief ranger of Crater national park, and P. G. Calllson, summer ranger there, came down to Medford yesterday, where the former will re main for several days before continu ing on to assume his freshman foot ball duties at the University of Ore gon. Canfteld returned to the park today. Pooles Visit Stearns Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Poole and daughter Margaret of Butte Falls were recent visitors nt the S. O. Stearns home near this city. Margaret Is in a much improved condition and plana to return soon to the Shrine hospital In Portland to undergo another operation for straightening her leg. which was in jured several years ago, From State Metropolis Among the Portland registrations at local hotels are those of E. C. Curtis, J. R Plynn. O. H. Johnstone, O. H. Rlble, W. R. Redhead, C. C. Hole, W. G. Esler G. D. Sherer, Mr. and Mrs. O K Edwards, A. A. Hule, H. C. Harlin, E. M. Mader, James E. Bell, C. V. Weaver, S. P. Wright, J. P. Helber, L. W. Gamble and I. Wiederhorn. In City Yesterday L. H. Wyant of Lake Creek was a business visitor In Medford yesterday Mrs. L. D. Harris of Phoenix, who was also In this city, reports that her daughter, Mrs. Martin Pellett, who underwent an otratldo at the Community hos pital trvj first of the week, is getting along nicely. 0 Rosebnrir All ralle! Everybody's smiling in Rosenurg. according to A. 5. Rosenbaum. district freight and passenger agent fcr the Southern Pa cific, who spent vestrrnay there. Big plans are being made for the celebra tion io be held a week from tomorrow In honor of the selection of that city as location for the soldiers' home. Large delegations are expected from Medford and other cities of the state, Mr. Rose nba urn said this morning. From Distant Places Wtn. A Hayes, Jr., of Indianapolis, Ind.. D. A. Kirane of Belvldere, 111., are among the eastern guests registered at Med ford hotels, as are also the following other guests from a distance: Mr. and Mrs. H H. Reld. D. L. Rcld, Mr. and Mrs- J. Watson, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Tolmere of Vancouver, B. C. Kenneth Day of Monmouth Beach, N. J., nd Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Stanton of Balti more, Md. Chiis. Skf VMtlnc Valley Chas. A. Sykes of Battle Creek, Mich., ar rived In Medford Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs, Tiro An.?th and Mr, nd Mrs. Tlieo. Ansetli and niece, Mil dred Anseth, of the Midway road of Medford, also a nephew, Donald C Reims and family of Crater Late avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Car bis of the Mlzpa.h auto camp, south 0 Orants P&sa. Mr. Sykes Is a broth er of Mrs, Anseth and Mrs. Carbls. This Is his first v'.lt to Oregon, but be may decide to remain here. Mrs. Conger Home Mrs. H. W. Conger returned to Medford from San Francisco today, having spent the past week in the city. Return from North Mrs. A. H. Lamm and Mrs. Alice M. Dunn ar rived in Medford by train from Port land today. They have been visiting there for some time. Returns Home Having spent he past week In Los Angeles, O. W. God ward of Jacksonville retiuucd to Med ford on the Shasta today, leaving for his home by motor. i'o Attend Meet A large nurnber of Medford members of Daughters of the Nile plan to motor to Grants Pass tomorrow where the organization meeting will be held In the Masonic hall. Class to Meet Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church will begin the study of Exodus Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock. The class U looking forward to an interesting study, and desires all members to be present. Visitors or strangers In the city are especially welcome. Vacation on Cmpqua Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helllwell, Ford Single ton, Miss Hazel Strickland and La Vern Hawn of Roseburg. Harry Helll well of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Strader of Medford spent sev eral days this week fat the Dexter Rice cabin at Idleyld, enjoying an outing. Mr, and Mrs. El wood Strader also visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McMillln, during their stay In Roseburg. Roseburg News-Review. Radio Program KMED (Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station) Friday P. M. 5 to fl Western Auto Supply: News and markets by Mall Tri bune 6 to 7 Mutual Mill; Where to Go 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Camp Laurel; Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal 8 to 9 All request program Saturday A. M. 7:55 to 8 Brenkfast broadcast of news by Mall Tribune B to 9 Treasure Box; Pan Dandy 9 to 10 Friendship Circle by Econuiy Groceteria 10 Weather forecast 10 to 11 A. Schilling and Co.; Alexanders Food Shop 11 to 12 Sperry Flour; Frigldalre; White King P. M. 13 to 1 So. Oregon Theatre Guide; Heath's Drug Store; Re mote control from Fox Crater tan; News flashes by Mall Tri bune 1 to 2 Firestone; Peoples Electric Jackson Co. Bldg. and Loan 2 to 8:30 World Bookman; Popu lar Fox Trots 4:30 to 8 KMED presentation 5 to 6 Lewis Super Station; News and markets by Mall Tribune 6 to 7 Where to Go; Dance Band contest 7 to 9 Happiness Train; All Re quest program. D. or N. Meeting Zulelma Tem ple, Daughters of the Nile, will hold a special meeting at Grants Pas. Saturday, September 12, at 2 p. m. There will be luncheon at 12:30 p. m., served at the Cave Shop. new and delightful radio program series will begin Thursday evening, September 17th. The Hecker H-O Company, Inc., makers of regular and new style H-O Oats, will broadcast a series of exceptionally versatile radio programs every Thursday evening, 9:00 to 9:30 P.M. over the stations of the Columbia Pacific Coast network. Each program will be a distinct "Surprise" . . . something new and different, In order to please your particular entertain ment tastes, whatever they may be. limn In far the first program In this urt lrli nixt Thunday Ivortlng. OVU THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM STATION KOIN PORTLAND Every Thursday Evening at 9 P.M. "SURPRISE PROGRAM" I J i "i J!' J ! ! J IJ i "i" ! ! "i ! S J ! i I J I ! i 5 i ! !' 5. I WE SERVE I YOUR NEEDS ! ! j! And we serve them as you wish t . . . The best in meats at prices I anyone can afford to pay. Never such values as right now. Fat Hens Spring Lamb Steer Beef Veal, Rabbits, Ham, Bacon AH Kinds of Lunch Meats Fryers Baby Beef Pork I Every Day Is Bargain Day at the Ivy St. Meat Market Just Around the Corner from the P. 0. 106 North Ivy St. Plenty of Parking Space WALL PAPER SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY BUY and SAVE One Roll of Wall Paper FREE With Each Roll Purchased K. D. ROSS CO. Phone 640 22 South Grape St. i 'Longwear' Sheet and Two Cases to Match." The First Fast Color Percale Offered at 10c Since 1914!" H. Gerdes "Cotton lowest .... a mill about to close .... the slack season here you have the story oJ this amazing offer I Our best selling Long -Wear Sheet and two 42x36 In. Cases." $1.29 Value! 81 x 90 Winner ! Better I " Turkish Towel Than Others Sell at 10c! Leonard E. Mac I c. B. Freeman I Set Doi. fl 10 Yds. I I -j ... : - .'1 on our enor- ffijfif J ' 1.500.000 Vfy J , '' i m o u a order, f yards kept jFTFu - needed by a na- rf hundred! tlonally famous alw!- I of people em- Jj'ft M V . manufao- "V' . ployed during turer for hie VV .; the alack sea- 'lWi4l V alack aeaaon. Tv ; eon I Now J'Oi'jVTll A , Turklah Towelt. y. . '-- get the aaTtngsl o-Sn a Vy 18x34 In. alze. Vj "x All new pat- V'sV'g wtth beautiful "C& terne. Othere CTyl rainbow bor- apJtL ask 12 'Jc to 15c ejntiaJafiaj Coast to i Loasx PMaf Demonstration pf&Og of Value iGivmq.l-fc Qt I personally Spo"sH tQ rJ. Ward's Great lfliJ V BlvOraanuat,onffl?Jp Airtight Heaters. Talk about value! This 18-in. metal lined wood burn ing heater Thla Wlndaor value la atrlctly comparable to our preaent No. 7ao Sierra Alrtljht. Will aell thla fall for $1.79. Standard gauge, pollihed ateel. Double seamed at top and lined with an Inner steel lining, to pro long life. "The Biggest Bargain in a Flashlight Ever Offered!" II. C. Fornter "Would be priced low at double. Nlckol plated. Holdr 5 cells. 1200 ft. range. Hang up ring. Bulb and 5 cells Included." minium l "Women Never Expected to See Such Hose at Only $1.00!" T. D. h, Mcmthlon "I don't thins you've ever seen an equal value! Pure silk service weight, full fashioned, new fall colors, dull finish that stays pure silk, plcot top. sizes 8y3 to 101" "Biggest Value in Work Shirts for Men Since Pre -War Days" T. II. Cooper 2 for "Yes. sir. for similar quality others ask 79c t o 89c each Fine chambray. full cut, double back and shoul ders, o o a t style." "You'd Pay More to Equal Men's Pajamas of This Kind!" J. J. Slmundl STARTS SATURDAY' "iirds lluylng Power i,mr ,,i, we ,ol(, th( '",1,P,"1'" of America what nninzlng value "FKKKD '"STOK OP M K R C 1 1 A N n I S 1 N G 1 Pr. "Handsome pat terns and plain colors for both men and up - to - date yountf men every pa)amt In the A1.50 class." Superslate Roofing Thii Fine Quality Roofing Is Guaranteed fur 17 Year! $3.io Koll Pure asphalt In red, green, black colors. Save 50C to 1 a roll. 8!lf Sunfast Damask! For Drapes and 1 plinl.tprlng Values I'p to $1.70 a Turil! Sly All - over pat terns In a choice of col ors. 50 Inches wide. Chenille Rug ;." More Itiijc, Metter Quality Than Others Sell for $1 $1 Limit a to a customer.. 34x45 In. wash able, reversible Orccn, blue, rose, orchid. Fringed. Felt Base Rugs! Others Ask $0.75 and More for 0xl2-ft. Rugs Like Thlsl $5.95 Stain proof & n d water proof I Heavy enamel sruface on felt base. 49c NKW DUST MOP Heart shape. Wraps around table legs, wedges in to corners! 25c PATCH OUTFIT 73 sq. Inches of patch rub bor, 3 tubes ea rn e n t and roughener. 98c B" BATTERY "Trail Blazer" Standard size biggest mon ey saver fer radios. IP 25c ft. B R A K B LIN ING Famous Riverside "Su per - Orlp" linings. Priced to save. 20c The Greatest Value In a Tire at any Price One of America's most famous tires. Guaranteed without limit as to Tlmo or Mllea,go. Itlvcrslile 6-rly Prices Wx4.it) M.30 29x4.40 7.1.1 28x1.75 M.70 tKX.m 8.30 !lx4.7S ISI.7 .11x5.25 I0.25 30x3.00 0.10 S3v0.00. fll.B.1 Circulating HEATER $43.00 America's fastest selling heater. In nuy weather heats 3 or 3 largo rooms. Beautiful grained walnut enamjl cab inet, Armco Iron. Cast Iron top, door and heating unit. Water pan. Lift Smilll Carryinff Charge rhw:k "nP' Noted as a furl wiver. Burns hard or soft coal, or wood, A value I $4.00 Down CANING PATCH Repairs breaks that ex tend completely through the tlrel 53c DUPONT FIN ISH For tops, curtains, tire covers. Pt. can Reg. 91 value. 63c AUTO BULD KIT Genuine Mazdas 1 Two 31 o. p. headlight and 3 tall or dashllght bulbs 53c ftf'ARK PLUGS Genuine Oham plon Plugs! Savel Get them now for winter driving I "This New Flat Type Auto Horn Would Sell for $3 Elsewhere!" IV. O. SVJnlfl $1.39 "The manufac turer hooted the idea of sell ing thla t3 horn for 11.39. It meant sacri ficing bis prof it! But we won him over and you reap the saving. It's clear toned I" "You'd Guess This 4 Pc. Pantry Set fo Be $1.75 or Even More!" T. E. Male $1 "A finer set than we've seen at any price! Bread Box t 8 canisters with glafts knobs for Coffee, Sugar and Tea; all a light stipple green with a quaint litho graphed design. jjj. "Try to Match This Axe Value Anywhere! It's a $2 Value!" r. D. Woolen "Its on - piece forged tool steel head is c 1 e n 1 1 f l- cally tempered and hand hon ed I Michigan pattern. The 85 In. hickory handle Is white lacquered with red tip. 3',i lb size!" v "Others Ask $1 Each for Girls' Dresses of Such Style & Quality!" II. W. Brown S for "Special p U r ohase of tub fast Prints made up by a manufacturer on a strictly apst basis, so we say. Two for 81. Flare and pleated skirts, novelty collars, some with cul A. "Aluminum Health Cooker Would Usually Sell for $1.69!" T. E. Male? We placed a record sized or der. That's why you make a rec ord saving on this fine 0-qt. polished aluml num cooker. 4 pes.: Cooker, Cover, Inner Pan and Base." 12 "Think of It! A High Quality Elec tric Waffle Iron for $1.49" T. E. Maley $1.49 Complete IVIth Cord "Same quality as Irons to 0. Makes 6 Inch waffle Instead of 7-lnoh. Kle in e n guar anteed 5 years Ulckel platen." Unfinished Chair Compare It Wild Any 1.49 Chair In Any store! only Paint It your self and savel Of smooth fin ish, hardwood; sturdy. illfi llf Yl ": l - -- l 1 "-'-tV' ...n..j- . i... 117 So- Central Phone 286 iYour Neighbor Saves Money at Ward's Why Don't You? Medford, Ore.