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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932.
ELKS ISSUE CALL
FOR FEMININE
; AT SPELLING BEE
Tor the first tlm In the history
of local Elkdom. feminine aid haa
been solicited for the annual spelling
match of the lodge, led each year by
the Teteran schoolmasters. Otis New
bury and Court Hall, Who still main
tain Webster ha't thought up words
they can't spell. Unable to mobilize
their forces last night, they announc
ed postponement of the much antici
pated match and Issued an Invitation
ta the ladles to attend next week as
participants of spectators. If one will
bring a epeUlngbook, it will b much
Appreciated, they added this morning.
A more ambitious program Is out
lined as a result of the postponement,
and more difficult words will be fired
at the two teams, who will be well
fed at the close of the tournament.
.The spelling committee stands aa
originally announced, composed of
Del ray Oetohell, Oui Newbury and
Court Hall,
.Refreshments for the evening will
be prepared by Lewis Ulrlch, the
Jodge's big cheese and cracker man.
The spelling match will oe held
fallowing the business session, dur
ing which the Lady Elks will meet
In the club room for cards and bil
liard i.
The members of the ladles' attend
ance committee are Mrs. O. 0. Lem
mon, Mrs. Joe Fllegel and Mrs. Don
.Newbury. Following the business ses
sion of the lodge they will be In
vited to join the Elks for the spelling
match, and will be Invited to par
ticipate aa members of the trams, or
act as witnesses. The evening will
bo climaxed by an Informal dance
nd refreshments, the latter of which
it Is predicted will be much needed
when Messrs, Newbury and Hall are
through defending their titles as
southern Oregon's best spellers.
One week from next Thursday night
installation of officers will be held
At the lodge. It wss announced last
night. The usual festive entertain
ment and crab feed will be leatured
And Joe Fllegel, newly elected exalted
ruler, and his supporting staff, will
take, command of the lodge.
Seeking Divorce
Erf' f'ts
y ):k a
AsiocuHeti i're.1 I'huto
Gladys Olid, follies beauty end
wife of Mark Helllnger, New York
newspaper oolumnlst, haa filed ault
for divorce. She said, "We Juat
couldn't get alono."
TALENT FRUITGROWERS
ME FRIDAY EVENING
The Talent District Fruitgrowers'
club will meet Friday evening, March
23th. at the Irrigation district office
a tTWent. Prof. W. W. Aldndge and
Arch Work of the Med ford Experi
ment tract .will be the speakers. All
growers welcome.
SALES TAX DEATH
FORCES RE-DRAFT
OF REVENUE BILL
(Continued irum rage One.)
tive Dough ton of North Carolina, the
Democratic leader of the Insurgents
that yesterday forced the sales levy
out of the revenue bill.
After the executive meeting today,
CrlRp said:
"I have no spleen or bitterness,
but I want to try to get something
to raise this enormous amount of
revenue needed to balance the bud
get. I hope by Monday the sub
committee will have a concrete plan
MANY FEATURES
FOR NEW
SHREDDED BISCUIT
Kellogg's WHOLE wheat Bis
cuit Set New Standard for
This Type of Cereal
.AS
LAD DROWNED
nOSEBURO, Ore., March 28. (AP)
A hundred men were probing the
flood waters of Cow oreek, 12 miles
east of Olendale today for the body
of Edward Shaw, four years old, who
la believed to have drowned In the
stream Thursday, A cap found In
the oreek a half mile from the boy's
house Indicated, he had lost his life
In the stream. He Is the son or
Mrs. Esther Damewood Shaw,
The search for the boy started
when he failed to return home for
dinner. It was believed, however, he
had atrayed from the neighborhood.
Hla cap was found tn the creek Juat
before dusk. Boata were obtained
Immediately and the waters dragged
until darkness prevented further
irork.
Anderson Creek
ANDERSON CREEK, March 35.
(Spl.) B. J. Center H In Aihland
on business Thursday.
D. C. Hal and family vara in Med
ford Wednesday.
Ralph Clreen Trent out to tha Tal
ley Thursday morning. :
Mr, and Mra. Frank Marquess spent
Wednesday on Wagner oreek.
Mr. and Mra. Oeo. MoAnally van
Sunday guests of Jaa. Mays.
Two famlltea from Phoenix are
moving up on tha creak. Wa hare
not learned their names.
Ralna havs mad tha road bad In
soma place.
Mra. K, Buahnell called on Mrs. Jaa.
Maya Tuesday.
Ba correctly corseted
by ETHRLWYN B. HOFFMANN
Sixth and Holly Streets
TACOMA, Wash., March 3D (P)
Tha Weyerhaeuser Timber company
will atart logging operatlona In their
camp At Vale, In Thurston county,
on April 1, after an extend'-d shut
down, Mlnot Darls. manager of the
woods and logging department of the
company, announced today. .
About 300 of tfhe company'a old
employes will be given work on thla
project, which la being undertaken
largely out of consideration for the
need for employment of the men.
Only former employes can be taken
care of.
Full line of Blaster oandy and nov
eltlea at DeVoe'a.
Local rrocerg are featurlne
new shredded biscuit developed by
the Kellng-gj Company of Battle
Creek, Michigan, which Is s decided
improvement in many ways. The
improved Kellogg biscuit is "pressure-cooked"
by a special process
that retains the complete food value
of the whole wheat. At the same
time, delightful flavor is baked in
Other improvements are a biscuit
of more convenient, economical size
Two of these new biscuita just fil
the cereal bowl. You get 15 to the
package instead or the usual dozen
And every biscuit is toasted a ricr
golden brown on both top and bot
torn not just one side. This make:
tnem exceptionally crisp..
These new biscuits have been ana
lyicd by the Medical Arts Labora
tory of Philadelphia and found t
be so rich in food value that everj
package is certified. A.., mothei
can now bo certain her family ii
getting a well-balanced food wit!
these new Kellogg biscuits.
Kellogg's wiiolb WHEAT Biscuiti
are tasty for breakfast, lunch, chil
dren's suppers. Extra good witt
fruits or sweetened with honey lr
addition to the milk or cream.
You can identify these new bis
cults by the name, Kellogg's, and thi
familiar red-and-green package
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Wherever you go, you find this
malt the standard of quality
For thoie who know fc OlfO I I
mail quality there Ii ll. F?!1 I
only one mslt Blue in A t. Fd .oat
Rlbbon.AndevldenN -1 Al I T rtT n JlfJ I
ly moit lolki know- JA? V If All If AC I
lor Blu Ribbon It VU rvtiV I
not only America'! A 1 ti. fclijSl I
Standard ol Quality U. i ESil t I
but America's Bljgert M CP- ,f2. PrSquCT
Distributed by I. R. FRIDEGER, Ashland
Bedford's New Fruit&Produco Market
SPECIALS
SATURDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 26-28
Lettuce
Iccborg, large, bard
heads. 3 for
12c
Arizona Grapefruit
or No-Needa sugar.
Large 2 portion ilie
3 for 17c
Asparagus
Fancy, long green
2 lbs.
23c
Green Onions and Turnips, Local, Large Bunches, 3 for . . 10c
Easter Specialties
Spinach, local, crisp and
tender, 3 lbs ... . . 14c
Spitz Apples, fancy, good
sizes, box 85c
Potatoes,' Klamath Netted
Ce:, 25 lb. sack 20c
Hot House Tomatoes, Green
Peas, Cucumbers,
Artichokes, Avocadoes,
Rhubarb and Celery
The Valley Fruit & Produce Co
OPEN EVE. AND SUNDAY
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 07
to submit to the full committee. The
members promised to work day and
night and Sunday, if nectary, in
order to prepare their recommenda
tion!."
Hope for Calmness.
Crisp aald he thought that with the
defeat of the sales tax, the temper
of the house would cool off rapidly,
He thought that each Item recom
mended aa a aubctltute would be
considered Individually.
No proposition to send' the entire
bill back to the committee, aa desired
by President Hoover, would be con
sidered,' he explained.
He alio said he did not plan to
call for a Democratic caucus on the
substitute plan, preferring to permit
the house to write the remainder of
the bill on the floor so It may accept
the responsibility for the substitutes
Inserted.
"This treasury deficit la a Repub
lican deficit," he said. .
ONE DEAD, 2 LOST
TORNADO TOLL IN
SBATTLB, March as. UP) With
on man dead and two boys missing
sfter yesterday's sevsra sales through
out Washington state, the wind had
subsided considerably today and resi
dents were taking stock ot the damage.
Roy Williams, so. vaa Injured fatal
ly when a tree crashed through
building at Cle Elum. where he was
sleeping. Jack Dlasl and Arthur Lee,
18-year-old Everett youths, still were
missing after they ataxted a canoe
trip across Puget Sound from Whldby
Island to the mainland In the face ol
heavy aeaa.
The galea reached an estimated M
to 70 miles an hour In the Paaco
Kennewlck area, wrecking o.-chards.
buildings and communication linn.
Losses were estimated to reach sev
eral thousand dollars. Spokane re
ported a wind of 30 miles en hour
and Yakima 31.
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Snow in Bend
BENS, Ore., March 25. Streets
of Bend were covered with anow thla
morning and the fall continued In
flurries during the morning, most of
It melting aa It fell. ,
Candy Easter egga, rabblte. etc.. at
DeVoe'a. New courthouse la acroas
from us.
WTlTtM GMMMTEB
i
Tiny, quIck-dusoWtng ayrab
protected in a tignc-iealed canoa
wimfree-pouiingjpout-noipiUing,
no waste-che mtdtrn way to bur
sugar. Always aik for Set Island.
-EVERY GRAIN PUKE CANE"
Easter
Handkerchiefs
MAIN FLOOR
Jlamufoepwitmad&ett
'Easter Sunday, March Tl
Easter
Toiletries
flew Knit
Blouses
at Special
Easter
Prices
$1.19 to
$2.95
ii
Easter's early this year ... in fact
it's next Sunday and that means you
have to ehooso your Easter styles
tomorrow! But you won't have to
worry about last-minute shopping, because
we're all" ready with the most effective
styles in everything that's correct to wear.
New Conde and Printzess
COATS
If you havent bought your spring coat yet,
you'd better hustle up. before your old coat
makes you feel ahabby and uninteresting! Wa
offer for tomorrow a group of Conde, and
Printzess coats for only 118.00. This la the lowest
price ever quoted on these successful styles. Both
Sports and Dress numbers are Included at thla
exceptional cost. They are new 1933 models and
The Low Down
on Easter
BRIMS
Just check off the fashion
points . . . the left sido lift,
the right side dip, the baby
curve ... a bit of brightness
in a gay ribbon bow, a placque
of flowers, the sportive angle,
the riressed-up airl In this
special group . , . shark-grains,
ruffettcs, milanos, monteluposl
$675
Beautiful Easter Hats for
Little Girls of Fashion
$50to$295
Millinery Second Floor
come In the wanted colors.
$180P
Three Piece Suits
FOR EASTER
If you like to wear clothes that have a distinct per
sonaltty, you're sure to want one of these new three
piece suit, hey're In those grand new shades and
equal to any 918.00 suit in the world. The style fea
tures are scarfs, trim cut coats, high walsted skirts
and harmonizing silk blouse Ideas, and every thing
else that's new for 1932.
$125.
Sale of Silk Dresses
At last a pre-Easter sale of dresses that will cause quite
a flurry In the dress section, 100 spring and summer
styles go on sale tomorrow for Just 19.93 and If you are
shopping tor a dress bargMn, see these . . They are In
fine silks of plain shades and novelty print . . The best
dress value In Southern Oregon.
$995
"CINDERELLA" Wash
Frocks for Girls
$125
Cinderella" wash frocks
for girls from 7 to 14
years. Every one made
from fast color fabrics
and have a chic jersey
'Roll Tour Own" cap to
match. . (second floor).
JUNIOR COATS
FOR EASTER
Daughter would love one of these new coats
for Easter. They are of all wool tweed In belted
and double breasted styles. Sires 7 to 14. Msny
of these coats are a 7i0 ralue.
Special
Saturday
$495
Sale of
COATS
Tomorrow In the "coat sec
tion you can select a new
tweed or polo coat In the
new spring shades for only
19.95. This la Indeed a low
price for coats of such qual
ity. They are all smartly
styled.
Your Choice
Tomorrow
$995
"BlEN JOLIE"
Our New Foundation Garments
With this advertisement we Introduce to you "BIEX JOLTE',
our new foundation garments. They have Just arrived, In
time to complete your Easter outfit. These dainty garments
are beautifully styled from fine silks and brocades in bone
lees and lightly boned models and have a smart lace bras-
$4.98
ea.
New French Crepe Slips
For Easter and spring wear we
suggest these new French crepe
allpe with a bandeau top of fine
lace. They are in white, tea
rose and fleah.
$2.98
eta? y
Kiddies' New Spring Coats
In tha small children's section on the Main floor Saturday, we present to
the mothera of Medford, new coats for little lsdlea and gentlemen. Coats
of fine wool felt with beretea to match In pastel ahades and high color
trimming for tota from 1 to 4 yeara and lovely sports polos and fine tweeds
for those a little older, 4. S. and 6. These garments are styled and made
with the same care as coats you iould buy for yourself. They are Just the
coat for brother and sister.
$398 t0 $698
Infants' and Children's Dept., Main Floor
,Kuppenheimer
SUITS
FOR SPRING
Perhaps In the past a stringent
clothing budget did not permit you
to buy the beat. Bui now you can.
Tou can get a suit hand-crafted by
Kuppenhelmer for no more than
you pay for clothes of less style
and durability. This $29.50 price,
oo blned with all the advantages
of Kuppenhelmer quality, makes
these suits the biggest money's
wortah anywhere.
$2950
Extra Pants $5.50
Men's Easter Ties
$1.00 and $1.50
Airman Shirts at $1.95
Easter Hats $2.95-$5.95
Easter Jewelry
Tomorrow the Jewelry
section presents the
most complete collec- L
tion or Easter cos
tume jewelry ever of
fered the customers of
this store. Necklaces
bracelets, earrings and
clips In new designs
and colors.
59t01.
GLOVES
for the New Season
To Mann's for gloves! That Is tha
thought of every woman and Miss
who wants to be fitted In what
fashion says Is correct In gloves
. . . complete lines and sizes In
such famous brands as Alexander
and Bacmo Postman In French
Kid and Cape Skin. Each glove
perfect In quality and washable.
All the newest shades lengths and
styles.
$19.5t049.5
r n
NEW BAGS
Bo new and different are the bag
models for spring that It la diffi
cult to even try and describe them.
But we will say they are mighty
amart . . . You can match your en
semble with one of these. White
with trims of black, brown, red
crater blue and malse. Also solid
colors of green, blue, brown and
black. ,
$2.95
HOSIERY
for Spring &Summer
This 111) number la a beautiful
three-thread chiffon atocklng that
Is extra aheer and full fashioned
from pure allk. All have a fine
French heel and cradle foot
$1 95nr
pr.
This l.05 number Is a regular
ai.95 Theme stocking that comes
In service or chiffon weight of
pure silk and full fashioned.
All hare a French heel, cradle foot
and elastic garter top. Complete
aiaes and shades, special tomorrow
$1 65
I pr.
Also the new Meshes