MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ifEDFORD, OREGOX, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1931.
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ANCIENT EGYPT
BET
FOR
Miss Julia K. Sommer, who ob
tained her master of arts degree at
Columbia university, and who la now
representative of the Theosopbical
World University asoclatlon, will give
a free Illustrated lecture at St. Mark's
ball Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
She has announced her subject as
"Ancient Egypt's Story," based on the
finding of archaeological research as
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Mrs. Julia K. Sommer
well as occult investigation. The con
ditions of ancient Egypt are only par
tially understood by modern students,
according to Miss Sommer.
The slides to be shown will include
pictures of decorations on the walls
and also hieroglyphics. Numerous
papyrll burled with mummies were
also photographed by her, and show
the stage of human culture at that
time.
Ruins between Cairo and the first
cataract of the Nile at Assuan were
surveyed by the educator while In
Egypt during 1928 and 1929.
On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Sommers will speak again at 220
North Oakdale, upon the subject of
Humanity's Adolescence.
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COCIETy
and Clubs
Edward Robinson at the Holly
The enthusiastic praise given "Five
Star Final," now showing at the
Holly theatre, the melodrama of
newspaper life, starring Edward O.
Robinson, at its Los Angeles pre
view, was repeated on Its Broadway
showing, and wherever the startling
expose of the evils' of yellow Journal
Ism has been shown.
The Buperb support Includes Mar
Ian Marsh, H. B. Warner and An
thony Bushell.
Showing with the feature Is a
Graham McNamee News Reel, and
other selected short subjects and
tonight only, Ike Porter and His
Band will be heard on the Holly
stage with George Olsen, Ellow Mae
Wilson and Jane Antle.
about a week ago. News of the
marriage came as a complete sur
prise to their southern Oregon
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. DeVoe will make
their home at the Oorn apartments
In Miami this, winter and plan to
return to southern Oregon in the
spring. ,
P. T. A. Plans Open House
And Fathers' Night
The Junior High P. T. A. will meet
Friday evening at the school audi
torium at 7:30 o'clock for open house
and fathers' night. The teachers are
preparing exhibits of pupils' work in
the various rooms, where the parents
will be received.
In room 17 the Parent-Teacher
charts and congress library will be
on exhibit. This room Is the Parent
Teaohers' headquarters and those
who are Interested can go there and
read books from the congress library.
B. R, Finch, principal of the school
will be the speaker of the evening
and will tell what Is being done in
the way of organization rules and
regulations of the Junior high
school.
Miss WBrophy will speak on the
home, and Miss Annette Gray on
school education. The business meet
ing will be conducted by Mrs. O. E.
Grant, president of the P. T. A.
Delegates will be named to attend
the state convention of Parent
Teachers in Eugene, October 20 to 33.
Miss Arnold will lead the singing of
Parent-Teacher songs. Miss Grace
Colborne, art Instructor, has super
vised the making of posters for the
P. T. A. room.
The boys of the manual training
class under the supervision of Mr.
Fitch, framed the children's charter
and made a flag standard for the
room.
The program will be followed by
refreshments. Mrs. O. W. Nellson Is
chairman of the committee.
Miss Stokes Marries
Harold DeVoe In Miami.
Announcement was made yester
day In the Grants Pass Courier of
the marriage of Miss Louise Stokes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stokes of Grants Pass, to Harold
DeVoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
DeVoe of this city. The wedding
was an event of the past week In
Miami, Fla.
Both young people are very well
known here. The bride was em
ployed at Brown and White In this
city before going to Grants Pass,
where she was a member of the '
reportorlal staff of the Courier until j
two months ago, when she left for
Mlamt with the D. L. White hurst
family. Mr. DeVoe Joined her there i
D, A. R. Luncheon
Event for Saturday.
All members of Crater Lake chap
ter, D. A. R who expect to attend
the chapter luncheon in honor of
the state regent, Mrs. W. W. McCre
die of Portland, are asked to call
Mrs. Don Newbury,.' 939-W, some
time before Friday morning.
The luncheon will be held at the
Hotel Medford Saturday, October 17,
at 1:00 o'clock. At 2:30 the same
afternoon the regular monthly meet.
lng will be held at the home of
Mrs. Lewis tJlrlch, 839 Minnesota
avenue. Those assisting Mrs. TJlrlch
as hostesses for the afternoon are
Mrs. Win. P. Holt,. Mrs. Frank Tqu
Velle, Mrs. Don Newbury and Mrs
Wilson Walt.
Music Teachers Hold
Luncheon Meeting.
The local branch of the Oregon
State Music Teachers' association
met yesterday noon at the Hotel
Medford for luncheon and a busi
ness meeting. Mrs. George Andrews,
president, presided.
A letter from State President
Goodrich was read and discussed
The. need for music In the home and
In the life of each Individual was
emphasized by the president and
the members.
Organ Concert interests
Many Music Lovers
Many members of local society are
planning to attend the organ concert
announced for Thursday by the
Thursday Morning Muslcale. It will
be held at the First Presbyterian
church and the public is Invited.
There will be no admission charges.
The three local artists to be present
ed are Miss Dorothy Reynolds, Sebas
tian Apollo and Robert Gould.
B. P. W.'s Plan Pot luck
Dinner Party
The home of Mrs. Alice Coppln, 616
North Bartlett, will be the scene to
morrow evening of the potluck dinner
planned by the Business and Profes
sional Women's club. Guests will ar
rive there at 7 o'clock.
Just Folks Circle
Meets Thursday
The Just Folks circle of the First
Methodist church will meet Thursday
at 2 o'clock. Hostess, Mrs. Edmond
Nichols, at 622 South Holly. Assist
ing hostess, Mrs. Or in Schenck. Vis
itors cordially welcomed.
Dr. and Mrs. Paske ,
Return from South
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Paske returned
last night from a several days' stay
in San Francisco, Oakland and Palo
Alto. They went south for the Stanford-Minnesota
game, and visited Mrs.
Paske's sister In Oakland.
Mesdanies Smith and
Braley Entertain
A lovely event of Saturday after
noon was the bridge luncheon given
by Mrs. Reese Braley and Mrs. O.
Glen Smith at the latter's 'home on
the Jacksonville highway. There were
seven tables In play.
Mr. and Mrs. flevlts
Recent Quests Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sevlts of
Dorris, Calif., have returned to their
home after spending several days
here as guests of Mrs. Sevlts par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stelger. .
Guests of
The Noes.
Mrs. George Vaughn and son, Clar
ence of Woodland, Calif,, are spend
ing several days here as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Noe.
Mrs. Holt Hostess
To Thursday Club '
Mrs. Wm. W. P. Holt entertained
last evening for members of the
Thursday Bridge club. Dinner was
followed by bridge with three tables
in play.
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When buying photographs, look for
the International Emblem. You are
assured of fair, honest dealing.
Shangle Studio. -
Coats rellned and remodeled at the
Fashion Shop. 424 Bedford Bldg. Tel
U81.
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Shangle Studio Your order com
pleted In one day.
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tory blocks, 95.60 per load. Medford
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$1 op $1.00
Millinery Sale
Thursday Friday Saturday
Just Received 200 Smart New Hats
By special purchase we are offering $3 values
for $1 each. All other hats greatly reduced.
Shoes Special $1.95 to $5.95
THE BAND BOX and SHOE BOX
223 East Sixth
. Phone 989 '
Thursday and Friday
Automatic
Elec. Iron
Holds Any Heat Wanted I
$3.29
Regularly $3.98 In our stock.
Seta to 25 different heats.
Chromium plated. Lifetime
element. Similar to $5 Irons,
Elec. Waffle Iron
Lowest Price . at Which Such
Quality Has Ever Been sold
$3.98
Nickel - plated.
Rubber feet.
Cord Included,
a wonder value
at $3.98.
Radio Tubes
201A..62C
227 ..98c
228 ..89c
Others equal
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98c
"B" BATTERY
Our cele
brated "Trail
Blazer" In
standard size.
Jumbo else.
1.89.
Yd. 10c
BLEACH
KD MUSLIN
36-ln. width.
Equal to us
ual quality at
19c.
95c
STURDY
CHAIR of
smooth finish
bard wood
ready to
paint. A S1.49
value I
4 pk. 98
KOTKX PA"S
Soft,, absorb
ent, rounded
corners. 1 2
sanitary .nap- '
kins In a box.
Grenadines
fancy Patterned Pastels Ue
Sell Regularly at 25c a Vardl
19c
Yd.
Lovely variety
of new designs
and colors, 39
Inches wide.
36 In. Prints
Sold Like Hot Cakes Months
Aio at 13c a Vardl Now Only
12V2C
. Yd.
Famous Colo
nial Prints in
new Pall pat
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Pruning Shears
Drop forged one
piece steel pruning
shears. Length 0
Inches.
88'
Dish Pan and
Strainer
Large enamel dl&h
pan and enamel
a 1 n k strainer.
Green and Ivory.
Reg. 1.50 value.
Both
88'
Tray and Lighter
Ash receiver and
' electric cigar light
er. Bakollte fin
ish. Made to tit
on dashboard. Reg.
H.25.
88'
Lunch Cloth
Imported Porto Rl
can lunch cloth.
Hand embroidered.
Size 60x50. '.
88'
New Fall Hats
Ladles' and chil
dren's new Pall
hats Just received.
AH new styles.
88'
Rayon Slips
88'
Ladles' princess
slips. Lace trim
med, long style,
new pastel shades.
Footballs
Well made, dur
able footballs, the
kind that will
stand lots of punishment.
88'
Garbage Cans
Oalv. garbage cans.
6-gallon capacity.
Complete with lid
and bale.
88'
Galv. Wash Tub
88
17-quart Galvan
ized wash tub. Hot
dipped. Standard
weight.
Work Gloves
Men's leather fac
ed work gloves.
Well made. Long
wearing.
3 for ....
88'
Golf Balls
Reg, 50c golf balls.
Mfd. by a national
known maker.
3 for ....
88'
Sweat Shirts
Heavy fleeced
sweat shirts. Nat
ural gray color.
All sizes.
88'
Footstools
Well made, dura
ble footstool. Ma
hogany finish, up
holstered top.
88'
Luncheon Sets
Warranted pure
linen luncheon,
seta. Size 44x44.
With 4 napkins to
match. Only
88'
Work Gloves
Standard weight
canvas work gloves
for men. '
10 pr.
83'
Clothes Dryer
88
Folding o 1 o th a
dryer. 28 ft. of dry
ing space. Occupies
only a small space.
Work Gloves
Men's horse hide
leather work
gloves. Reinforc
ed. Buy now and
save I
88'
Guest Towels
Pure linen crash
hand towels. Past
color border. Blze
19x29.
4 for
88'
Pepperel Prints
All new patterns.
Guaranteed fast
color. 36 In. wide.
6 yds
88
Enamel Ware
Triple coated enamel ware,
bodies, trimmed In green. Con
sists of tfea kettles,
dish pans, set of 3
sauce pans, pud- fC JrC U
ding pans and stew j
kettles. Each
Flashlight
3 -cell nickel plated
complete with bat
tery and bulb. Reg.
1.29.
88'
Work Shirts
Famous Two-Oxen
brand shirts. Re
inforced and triple
stitched. Oray and
blue. 1414 to 17.
88
Western Oil
Best Grade Western Oil. Medium or Heavy
CAN FREE
5 Gallon ..... $1.89
$43.00
Priced to save you as much, as $15
compared with heaters no better.
Burns any fuel. Cast Iron top. door
and heating unit. Water pan. Lift
check damper. Grained walnut por
celain Armco Iron1 cabinet. Only M
down. $8.60 Monthly. Small Carry
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In Mohair, Tapestry and Velour
Mohair Suite
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$79-95
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ftnsr construction than you'll
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60-Inch Buffet; 6-ft. extension
Table; Host Chair and t Sid
Chain In combination walnut,
with smart overlays of shaded
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quality I Pull else Bed, roomy Chest,
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diamond matched Oriental wood.
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