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i PAGE TEN MEDFORD MATTj TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, 'APRIL 15, 1932. Attractive New Valentine Cafe to Celebrate Opening Saturday DINERS WILL SEE TRANSFORMATION IN POPULAR CAFE Meteorological Report For the put seven years It baa been known as th Club cafe, and In appearance It wu Juit an ordlrv ary place where one could get un usually good food. Tomorrow, Sat urday, Us doors new ones at that will be officially opened and diners at "Valentine's Cafe" will see a com plete transformation. The entranoe to "Jimmy" Valen tine's new cafe Is marked by an at tractive tile approach, and colorful awnings as well as a large Neon sign make it evident that the Club cafe has been rejuvenated. Two office rooms which adjoined the former dining room on the south, have been added to th floor space and are now occupied by a fine horse shoe lunch counter and fountain with 27 comfortable stools. Philip pine mahogany wu used for fixtures throughout the establishment. The walls are finished In Ivory and light brown shades, contrasting beautiful ly with the dark furniture and floor covering. Two wide, curved archways sepa rate the main dining room with its 10 booths, from the adjoining lunch and fountain section. Tapestry cush ion seats add another note of color j and comfort to the Individual Phil-' lpplne mahogany booths. With the completion of the exten sive remodeling and expansion, Vnl-1 en tine's cafe Is now undoubtedly one of the most modern restaurants this part of the state. Its location on South Riverside avenue has al ways been very advantageous In at tracting tourists, Mr. Valentin stat ed. And with all the new improve ments be anticipates even greater sucoeas In the future. The following local firms partlct pated In working on Valentine's cafe: Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Palmer Electric store, Medford Tent and Awning Works, George Owing, car penter and contractor; D. L. Myers, painter and decorator; John Cupp Furniture store. Valley Art Tile com pany, Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal company. Among the firms which are patronlsod by the culinary staff are Pluhrer'a Bakery, Snider Dairy and Produce company, and! Fry & Company. I April 15, 1933. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Saturday, fair. Slightly warmer ton lent. Oregon: Fair except showers to night or Saturday, northwest por tion. Slightly warmer tonight. Loral Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 3' degrees. Temperature ft year ago today Highest, 73; lowest, 36. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1931, 15.34 inches. Relative humidity at 6 p.m. yes terday, 40 per cent; 0 a.m. today, 94 per cent. Sunset today, 6:53 p.m. Tomorrow : Sunrise, 6 ;39 Sunset, 6:63 p.m. Observations Taken at 5 a. m. 120 Meridian Time. City LEARN CONTRACT BRIDGE Th. modem way. Lenom presented In an easy, practical form. Summer courw of horn, study at special rates. Write today National Contract Bridge Studios, 610 Mill St., Portland, Ore. All size, of screen doors at Woods Lumber Co. Baker City Boston- Boise ....... Chicago Denver Des Moines Fresno Helena Los Angeles Medford New York P'-oenlx Portland Reno . Roeeburg Salt Lake San Francisco . Seattle Spokane Washington, D O. 58 Clear Clear Clear Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Clear Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear HOLD SPECIAL MEET The Salvation Army will conduct a special meeting Saturday night at the Salvation Army hall, corner of Fourth and Bartlett streets, at which there will be old-fashioned testimony and special songs, led by Lt. Evelyn Kldnlgh. Rev. E. Iverson win be the prin ciple speakor and an Interesting time is assured. Rev. iverson is well known in Medford, having lived hen a long time. The publlo Is in vited to attend the service. We are proud to say that . Valentine's serve Fluhrer's Breads and Rolls SEEKING RECALL WALLOWA JUDGE LA GRANDE, Ore., April 15. (AP) The Joseph, Ore., Herald says that "Information has reached us telling of the circulation of petitions In several parts of the county looking to the recall of Edgar Marvin, Wal lowa county Judge." County Judge Marvin was acquit ted recently of misapplying funds of the closed Joseph State bank, or which be was president. Frye's Delicious Hams and Bacon Will Be Featured at Valentine's Cafe FRYE & COMPANY Pack er Frovlii loners Pettrlous Brand Prod in s H3. ILu Myers Had Charge of Painting and Decorating Valentine's Cafe Vic Meyers Playing At Show and Dance In Medford Tonight At 8:15 this evening, Vic Meyers and his famous COiumbla Recording orchestra of Seattle, will be presented on the stage at the Holly theater. In conjunction with the regular screen progrcm featuring "Alias the Doc-tor." Vie and his mighty dance band will play for the dance at the Orl ental Gardens tonight, having been engaged for the occasion by Dom Provost. Hundreds of danoe fans are expected to attend the affair this evening. John Nledermeyer, manager of the Holly, announced today that the show will start early this evening, with the first presentation opening at 7:10. He urges tnat patrons be at the theater by 8 o'clock and not later than 8:15, in order that they might attendthe dance following the show. Meyers has won fame throughout the country by bis wonderful dance muslo and his recent mayoralty cam paign In Seattle. In his campaign he contended the mayor should be 'maybe and perhaps" man Instead of a "yes and no man. He express ed the belief that Oregon Is a great agricultural state and can raise as good corn as Iowa "the only differ ence being that you eat one and drink the other." Lift Load Restriction. SALEM. April 15. (AP) The state highway department today announced all restrictions on loads other than that provided by law were lifted from trucks over the Pendleton Kamela section of the old Oregon trail. . Ladles of the Spiritual Science church to give a food sale this Sat urday, April 16th, at the Piggy wig gly store on East Main St. Every thing In the way of eatables will be offered. Bid MILLINERY SALE all this week. Entire stock at greatly re duced prices. Spring Hat going at 90c each. THE BAND BOX. Invents "Holeless Doughnut" , 1 ; ' i ? til 4h 7 If, . V., , 1. j'-iiw H, G. Freese, research baker for the Formay division of Swift and Company, spends his time developing new uies for Formay, the blended shortening recently introduced into the Northwest by that company. Now he's discovered the "holeless doughnut." He achieved it by dropping a msrischino cherry into the middle of a doughnut and allowing it to seal itself in as it fried in Formay. Miss Catherine Heguy, shown trying a sample, seems to like the idea. SHEEP LOSS HIGH CORVALUfl. Ore., April 15. Spring activities In Oregon sheep in dustry are In full swing with the Willamette valley growers marketing some of their new crop lambs, ac cording to a review t)y the U. S. de partment of agricultural economics and the Oregon State college exten sion service. The lambing season Is under way In eastern Oregon and growers In some of the southern Phoenix Juveniles In Surprise Drill At Lodge Session After the regular meetlntr of Onk Grove circle No. 242. Neighbors oA Woodcraft of Phoenix, Wednesday, the Juvenile Auxiliary surprised the adult circle with s rose drill. Each little girl was dressed In a white Grecian costume, with a band of rose buds around her head, and carried a hoop liberally covered with roses In two shades of pink. Against the rose colored back curtains of the stage they made a beautiful picture. After the Intricate figures of the drill, they sang "Moonlight and Roses. ' The girls taking part were Janet Bishop, Rosemary Bishop, Verna Loffer, Max- Ine Cobtelgh. Georganne Coates, Ma bel Hardesty, Jeanne Rancourt and Carrol Daugherty. at Phoenix Sunday evening, It was announced today. The services will open at 7:30 o'clock. The Parmette," sponsored by the Royal Neighbors, will be given at the I. O. O. P. hall, Thursday. April 21. at 8 p. m. Adults 25c, children 10c. The Black and Green Tile Front and Entrance at Vdentfoe's Cafe is the work of The Valley Art Tile Co. 404 E. Main Phone 620 W. A. Gilliland, Mgr. counties are moving their bands to the early mountain ranges. The lamb crop In the valley flocks waa heavy, but Information coming from range section east of the Cas cades and In southern Oregon Indi cates more than a normal loss of lambs and considerable los sof ewes due to severe winter and poor qual ity feed. Crystalglow Kodak gloss supreme me Pesaleys. opp Holly theater Notice to Creditors. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint ed and has qualified, as Adminis trator of the Estate of George A, Jewett, deceased, and all persona having claims against said estate are hereby directed to present same, properly verified In the manner pro vided by law, to the undersigned, at the office of F. P. Farrell. Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice. Dated and first published April 15th. 1933. , ED M. WHITE, Administrator of the Estate ot George A. Jewett, Deceased. Baptist Young Folk To Conduct Service The young people of the Medford Baptist church will conduct the services at the Presbyterian church Congratulations to JIMMY VALENTINE Electric Wiring for His Attract ive New Cafe was Handled by Palmer Electric Store 234 E. Main Phone 788 The Beautiful Philippine Mahogany FIXTURES In This Fine, Modern Cafe Were Made by TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Congratulationi to Mr. Valentino. He is one of our progressive Medford citizen, who beliovei in patronliing Home Industry. Attractive Awnings at Entrance of VALENTINE'S CAFE were furnished by Medford Tent & Awning Works No. Front St. F. F. BURK, Prop. Phone 145-J w. mOnercent WaS TTTrn rrJ( 01NlUCeI- Dairy Products Will Be Used By P Valentine's Gold Medal butter and Snider s milk, cream and ice cream were selected in order to give pa trons of Valentine's Cafe the best of everything. F s J Snider Dairy & Produce Co. 4 Phone 203 fcS 1 " zj Qordial Invitation Jrom Jimmy Valentine X TOU are cordially invited to visit my fine new cafe at 5 f Y South Riverside. Over $5,000 has been spent to make ' L this new cafe comfortable and attractive ... a place where you will want to dine, and bring the family for dinner. You'll find improved service, too, and prices that meet de pression pocketbooksl Jimmy Valentine VALENTINE'S CAFE Medford's Newest and Smartest Place to Dine, Will Open Saturday April 16th 16 Cozy Booths 27 Comfortable Counter Stools Moderate Prices QUick, Courteous Service Delicious foods No. 5 South Riverside Avenue Just Off Main Estimate! free. Phone 906L
