MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. JfEDFOKIV OREGON, FRID'AY, 'APRIL 29, 1932.
P'A'GE THREE
SEVEN SCHOOLS
REPRESENTED IN
Seven school of northern Cali
fornia and southern Oregon are -represented
today at the Southern Ore
gon Music festival Jn Ashland, spon
sored by the Southern Oregon Nor
mal school, under the direction of
Miss Louise Woodruff, music super
visor. Representing California are stu
dents from Weed and Treka. South,
ern Oregon schools Included In the
program are. Rogue River, Gold
Hill, Talent, Medford and Ashland,
the largest representation being from
this city.
The morning and afternoon pro
grams today were attended by a
large and appreciative audience. The
morning was devoted to group re
hearsals and Interest this afternoon
is centered tn the singing of the
combined choruses. Among them
are the high school choruses of 125
voices, directed by Miss Harriett
Baldwin of Medford, whose In spir
ing supervision- shows that her mu
sicianship tells her what effects to
achieve and her training how to
get them.
The girls' combined chorus, di
rected by Mrs. Minnie Guy, also re
ceived much favorable applause to
day, as did the boys' chorus under
Miss Helen Kllgore's direction, the
combined orchestras, led by Ward
Prost of, Ashland, and the combined
bands, directed by P. Wilson Walt
of this city.
CORONER ASSERTS
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Mrs. Pearson Entertains
Play Cast, Neff Home
Mrs. Harold Pearson was hostess
Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Porter J. Neff to members of
the cast and others associated with
presentation of the St. Mark's Altar
Guild play, "Bless His Little Heart,"
following the second staging of the
show.
The after-theatre party was also Mrs.
Pearson's farewell meeting wit,1! a
circle of local friends. She left on
the Shasta Thursday for her home
In Birmingham, Ala., after having
spent several months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Driver,
at their home on the Old Stage Road.
Catholic Ladles Plan
May Bridge Event
The women of Vie Sacred Heart
Catholic church are planning a May
party for next Wednesday evening,
which will open with a covered dlah
supper at 6:30 o'clock at the parish
hall. Following supper, cards will be
enjoyed and the public la Invited to
the event, which promises to be an
appropriate celebration of the arrival
of ttie month of May.
Mrs. Stuart Entertains
At Party for Son
Mrs. Gilbert Stuart entertained
Saturday with a party for her young
son, Richard Norwood Stuart, who
celebrated his sixth birthday. Twelve
children Joined him In a trip to the
theater for the afternoon matinee and
returned to the Suart home for re
freshments and games.
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Mrs. Sloan Hostess
At party for Son
Mrs. Del no Sloan entertained at
her home In Phoenix with a delight
ful party Wednesday evening, honor
ing her young son Weldon, on his
tenth birthday. Fifteen boy and
girl friends helped him enjoy the
occasion. Those present were: Clyde
Purdue, Harold McAbee. David Wil
liams, Raymond Ltllle, J, 8. Hum
phries, Robert and Fred Wilcox, Ver
non Welt, Donald Barnes, Virginia
Hight, Natalie Wilcox. Mary Jean
Barnes, Kathleen Carpenter and Wel
don Sloan. Mlsa Evelyn Carpenter
assisted In serving refreshment of
Ice cream and cake.
D. A. R. Luncheon Will
Draw Many to Ashland
All members of Crater Lake Chap
ter, D. A. R., are urged to attend the
luncheon and meeting In Ashland,
Tuesday. May 3. This Is a general
southern Oregon conference and
many things of local Interest will be
brought up. The new state regent,
Mrs. John Richardson, and other
state officers will be present. Those
w.ho expect to attend the luncheon i
should call Miss Detweller, 675 -L, for
reservations. j
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Miss McAllister Gives
Bridge Party Wednesday 1
A lovely event of Wednesday even
ing was the bridge party given by
Miss Marguerite McAllister for a
group of friends at her home. Prices
were won by Mrs. Jack Lorton.'Mlas
Kathleen Wilson and Mrs. C. H.
Sheley. 1
Those present were: Mesdames Jack
Lorton, Jack Herrlott, C. H. Sheley,
Ray LeFevre, John Elson, Edwin Rei
ser, Webb Clark and J. E. McAllister,
and Misses Kathleen Wilson, Jean
Pltzglbbon, Itha, Heard, Barbara, Mc
Ouat, Lola Smythe and Marguerite
McAllister.
Luy Pupils In Kecltal
At Grants Pass Haturdny
Pupils of Ruth Marie Luy, local
dancing Instructor, will be presented
in a recital Saturday evening, April
30. t at the Rlvoll theater In Grants
Pass.
The program for the evening In
cludes: 1. Buck Tap
Nedr Gilbert, Marguerite Sap
ping ton. Nell Carpenter, Beverly
Ooets. Anna Caroline Schmitt.
2. Rhythm Buck Shirley Rlebel.
3. Toe Dance
Frankle Rlnabarger, Ruth Luy,
Jane Antle, Zoe Dell Lautis.
4. Rhythm Tap Rosamond Weston.
5. Tap Betty Lou Wyatt.
0. Acrobatic Tango Mildred Schmidt
7. Soft Shoe Norma Netll.
8. Tap Group
Maxlne Jester, Margaret Pratt.
Shirley Rlebel, Loraine Jester.
0. Toe Dance Frankle Rlnabarger.
10. "Star Light" Tap
Viola Chapln, Fern Short.
11. Buck Tap Rosamond Weston.
13. Toe Walt Zoe Dell Lsntts.
13. Walts Clog
Pauline Love, Jean Henderson.
14. D&rktown Strutters
Zoe Carpenter, Frances Dennlston,
Georgia Cowdin.
15. Lady of Spain Rachel Bundy.
16. Rhythm Tap Shirley Rlebel.
17. Toe Tap Jane Antle.
18. Acrobatic Clowns
Dorothy Terrett, Ruth Harwood,
Bobble Edwards, Nona Heyland,
Dorothy Jenkins, Jean McPherson.
The pupils will be accompanied at
Coroner H. W. Conger said today,
following an Investigation Into the
death of Mrs. Irene Ezzell yester
day. In the kitchen of her apart
ment In Durrell Court, 329 North
Holly street, that he was satisfied
suicide was the cause of death and
the death certificate required by
law would so state. Mrs. Ezzell was
found by her daughter, Doris, when
efforts to reach her by telephone
failed. The gas Jet of the stove
was turned on full force.
No reason Is known for the act.
Coroner Conger said that a witness
Informed him today that Mrs. Ezzell
contemplated suicide about a year
ago and that when he called upon
her relative to some stenographic t
work, she said: i
"It's a good thing you came when !
you did, or I would not have been
vhere any more."
The witness said he talked to Mrs
Ezzell for some time, and urged her
not to take any rash steps, and that
she heeded his admonition.
1 It was this Information which
strengthened the conviction of the
coroner that death was due to sut-
QUALITY AT NEW10W PRICES
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And now we offer you a very choice lot of grain fed Herford Baby Beef fat
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Try a roast of this choice beef and enjoy a real treat in beef.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
OFFICERS NAMED
BY MEN'S CLUB
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The Men's club of the Presbyte- f
rlan church held regular meeting Jf,
at the church last evening, follow- :
lng a chicken dinner served by a m
committee composed of D. O. Mc
Croskey, John W. Perl. A. J. McDon
ough and Maynard Bush. This meet
ing was the last to be held until
the ctab meets again In the fall.
Ralph E. Sweeney was re-elected
president, Dr. B. R. Elliott was
elected vice-president and Frank
Hagerty, secretary.
Mr. Sweeney gave a brief talk on
the history of banking, following
which the meeting took up the con
sideration of business and church
matters.
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DAMAGE SUIT APPEAL!
The City of Medford today filed
bonds on an undertaking of an ap
peal to the supreme court from the
verdict of $500. awarded to Axel
Benson and wife In their suit against 1
the municipality for alleged dam
ages arising from the overflow ol
sludge from the city septic tank
on their lands. The city filed no-;
tlce of an appeal last week.
Poison Ivy Is most virulent at the
flowering season.
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BAKING
POWDER
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40 YEARS
25 ounces for 25$
Baby Beef Roast
Veal Roast XT Lb
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Hamburger gl if Sliced gfl HTJ .
s: 18CH Bf 17c
Breast of Veal
Very Choice for
Stewing or Stuffing
Leg of Lamb
Lamb Shoulder
Lamb Chops
Choice
Late Fall
Rib or
Loin
Lb. 8c
Lb. E4C
Lb. 9V2C
Lb. 13c
BUTTER
Fresh
Creamery
Lb.
23"
EGGS
Fresh
Extras
2 Dozen
Roast Pork
Hams
Sliced Ham
Grain Fed
Pig Pork
Crater Brand Skinned
Half or Whole
Center Cuts
Sugar Cured
in Piece
Lb. He
Lb. 15V2c
Lb. 29c
Bacon
FRYING CHICKENS
BULOGNA or WEINERS 2 Lbs. 2$c
Young
and Tender
Lb. Uc
Each 34c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Always the Best And Always for Less
RHUBARB, local, 3 lbs 9$
GREEN ONIONS, local, bunch 3$
RADISHES, local, bunch 1$
ASPARAGUS, green and tender, lb. ..5$
LETTUCE, large heads 4$
LEMONS, dozen 15$
GRAPEFRUIT, large size, 3 for 25$
STRAWBERRIES, the best ones yet
Per cup ; 9$
SPINACH, local, lb 5$
Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Peas, Cucumbers at a Saving PEAS, Fresh Supply, lb 7$
FREE DELIVERY 8 a. m., 10 a. m. 2 p. m. 4 p. m.
th piano by Mn. O. R. Dur and
Hit. J. W. Antle.
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Dancing Party for Postal
Employe It Tomorrow
Th I. O. O. F. hall will bt the
seen tomorrow evening of another
dancing party for poatai employe of
Medford and Aahland. Dancing will
begin at 9 o'clock and all employes
and their friends are Invited to at
tend. Music will be furnished by Dickey's
orchestra and refreshment will be
served during the evening.
Phoenix
PHOENIX. Ore., April 39. (Bp..)
Mlu Jeanne Rancour t, member of
Phoenix Juvenile circle, and niece
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loffer. was
chosen queen of spring at St. Mary's
Academy.
Saturday night the Thursday club
will give a card party In the Orange
hall to raise funds to maintain the
Phoenix library. Bridge, 600 and
pinochle will be In play at 8 :00
o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
A dinner party honoring the 3ftth
wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burleson was enjoyed at the
M. P. Burleson home on Applegate
Sunday. Attending from here were
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burleson and
daughter, Shirley, Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Caster and sons. Otto, Norman and
Dean, and Mlsa Sybil Caster. Others
were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ooffeen
and children, Jean, Dorothy and
Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rush
and children. Bob, Beulah and
Freddie; Mr. and Mrs. Theron Black
and Ray Edwards of Medford.
Mrs. Bob Burleson and daughter,
Millie, are spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caster.
Mesdames Mildred Ward and Busle
Maust attended Pomona Orange at
Rogue River Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L, O. Caster, Misses
Sybil and Elva Caster, and Mr, and
Mrs Roy Burleson, attended the
dance at Lke Creek Saturday night.
Wednesday night. Earl FVhl, candl
dat for Judge; Hugo Daley, candi
date for constable: T. J. Enrlght,
candidate for district attorney and
Fred Colvlg, candidate for Justice
of the peace, spoke In the Orange
hall before 300 people.
C. C. Hartley's sister and husband.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Ktmmell, or
Redding. Calif., spent the week-end
at the Hartley home, and with other i
relatives. I
Mrs. Raymond Furry has been con-!
fined to her home for the past few
days on account of sickness. j
Mrs. George McClaln. recently ops '
rated on at the Community hospital,
was removed to her daughter's. Mrs.
Floyd Watklns', and la getting along
very nicely. I
Mrs. Bob Burleson and daughter.
Millie, Mrs. Tom Caster and sons, '
Dean, Otto and Norman, spent Thurs
day at Mrs. L. O. Caster'a.
Rev. E. Iverson of Medford will
preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Quarterly com
munion aervloe will be held at the
regular church hour. A cordial In
vitation la extended the community
to attend.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m., plan,
ned for all ages.
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FREE PARKING LOT
Phone 20
For Free Delivery
When you call that number
you are assured the same care
ful attention as if you were in
the store. You may depend
upon our delivery service Just
as you may depend upon our
quality merchandise.
Jello .3 for 21$
Pillsbury'i Cake Flour 27$
Carnation Oats (Premium) 29$
Choice Col. River Salmon 27$
Qts. Vinegar Bread and Quick Naptha
in Painted Vase Butter Pickles Soap Chips
25 cents 18 cents 21 cents
SEAL OF OREGON FLOUR (Hard Wheat) $1-15
Del Rogue String Beans .
-10$
TEA GARDEN SYRUP (', gal. shse) 55$
SEA HAWK SHRIMP 10$
PORK AND BEANS (Medium)
BABY LIMA BEANS, 3 lbs.
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16
Chase & Sanborn 4 lbs. Petite Wheaties
Coffee Prunes While They Last
33c 19c 2 for 15c
AMERICAN CLUB COFFEE 17$
BISQUICK (The Prepared Biscuit Flour)
QTS. SWEET MIXED PICKLES
...29$
33
QTS. DILL PICKLES ,
29
PTS. SWEET MIXED PICKLES 23$
DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE 9$
LITTLE NECK CLAMS (Dodge Brand) Large 0an....l9
TOILET SOAP, "MISSION BELL," 3 bars for 10$
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 7 Bars
25
SCOTT TISSUE TOILET PAPER, 3 for 25$
CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES 'Premium) 29$
COCOA, 2 lb. can
-25$
CARNATION MILK, 3 cans 21$
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FANCY SOLID LETTUCE, per head - 5$
STRAWBERRIES .'. 10$
RADISHES, Large Bunches, 2 tot 5$
FANCY ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT, each 5
LOCAL RHUBARB, 4 lbs for 15
MUSTARD GREENS, 3 lbs, for - 1Q?
NEW CROP CARROTS, BEETS and TURNIPS, bunch 5$
Personal Attention Prompt Service
Phone 252
Fine
Telephone Service
We are equipped to give you the very best of
telephone service. Two separate lines with ex
tensions, both known as 252, make it possible
for us to give you quick and efficient telephone
service. Call 252 anytime.
Good
Delivery Service
We now have the best delivery service we have
ever had during our eighteen years business in
Medford. Four deliveries every day and five on
Saturday. Our drivers make a real effort to
please each patron.
Saturday Specials
3 for 49c
3 fr 23
Del Rogue Solid Pack
Tomatoes, No. 2 cans
Old Dutch Cleanser
Diamond W. Golden Bantam
Corn, No. 2 cans ................ ;
Salted Peanuts
Good quality, . ....
S. and W. Jelly, 8 ot.
All flavors ..
2 32c
12 c'
3 Glasses 51c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fresh Home Made Cakes
The Central Market is making new friends every
day We invite you to give them a trial. They
will give you quality meats and fine market
service.
New Central Market
SPECIALS
Choice Chickens and Rabbits
Lean Pork Roast
Lb.
Lb.
Pork Steaks
15c
15c
Hamburger Steak
Lb. . . . . 10c
Home Rendered Lard
Lb 10c
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