ITEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. JrEDFOIil), OTiEflON. FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1932.
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Local G Iris 1 n New
Order on Campus
Three girls well known to mem
bers of the local younger set are
Included In the list of Freshman
Councillors, named to aid next
year's freshman class at the Unl
verlty of Oregon in registering.
They are Lucille Lowry, Molly Coch
ran and Mary Snider, the Oregon
Dally Emerald announces.
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Guests at
x Scherer Home
Dr. and Mrs. James A. B. Scherjr
of Pasadena, Calif., arrived in MeO
ford on the Shasta last evening,
having Just completed a trip around
the world. They have been on
their Journey oince October.
While here. Dr. and Mrs. Scherer
will be the guests of their son
Paul Scherer, and family at their
home near Central Point.
Guest of
Miss Hon
Miss Eleanor Boyd of Winston,
Ore., Is leaving today for her home,
having spent several days in the
city as the house guest of Miss
Marjorie Hon. Miss Boyd accom
panied her father, C. B. Boyd,
north.
GueMs to -Speak
M. E. Church .Monday
Mrs. W. R. Colfman of Tacoma,
Mrs. Paul Edwards of Portland, and
Mrs. Lillian B. Davis of Rosebui-g,
branch president, conference secre
tary and Cascade district correspond
ing secretary respectively of the Wom
an's Foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church, will
speak at the First M. E. church here
Monday afternoon. The public la in
vited to attend the session, opening
at 3:30 o'clock. The members and
their friends are also urged to be
present to hear these missionary oi
flcers. Society Folk Anticipate
Features of Garden Show
Much Interest In this year's flower
show of the Medford Garden club,
scheduled for Thursday and Friday,
May 26 and 27, centers around the
new features to be inaugurated, one
of the most intriguing to be the
economy tables. Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch
Is chairman of this feature and all
persons with a little flare for table
arrangement are urged to enter one
In this display.
A card table, set for brldpe aessert
or luncheon, with cloth, four nap
kins, glasses, cups, saucers, plates
and decorative centerpiece, will an- ;
swer the requirements if the entire j
cost Is not In excess of as.
The club members wish through
this feature to acquaint all local
.hostesses with the realization that I
table arrangements need not be ex
pensive to achieve beauty. Those j
Interested In displays In this depart
ment, and many are hoped for, are J
asked to report to Mrs. Ulrlch.
Guests from Portland
Entertained by Sanders
Miss Mildred Hendrickson and Har
ry Crawford of Portland have been
guests lor several days of Dr. and
Mrs. L. L. Sanders of this city and
the Incentive for considerable enter
taining. Miss Hendrickson Is Mrs.
Sanders' sister.
They were feted last evening at an
Informal bridge party given by the
Sanders and attended by the follow
ing guests: Dr. and Mrs. Robt. E.
Lee, Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Hildlng Benglson. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Bailey, the honor guests
and hosts.
Prizes at cards went to Mrs. Ralph
Bailey and Dr. Wilson.
The Sanders and their guests also
enjoyed a trip to Squaw lake Tues
day and a day of fishing. The trip
constituted Mr. Crawford's first one
into southern Oregon's recreational
land and he caught eight trout be
fore returning to Med lord.
The guests plan to leave tomorrow
morning for Prineville, where they
will visit Miss Hendrtckson's parents
Guild Food Sale
Event for Saturday
Plans are completed for the food
sale tomorrow of St. Mark's Guild, to
be held in the Plggly Wtgsly store on
East Main street. The committee ar
ranging details of the event includes
Mesdames Stark, Swan and Wood
cock. The Guild Is also planning an after
noon bridge party for Saturday, May
27. with arrangements in charge of
Mrs. M. W. Wagner and her committee.
Women of Rotary
Name New Officers
Officers for the coming year were
! elected by Women of Rotary at their
meeting Wednesday, at the home of
j Mrs. Emll Mohr on East Main street.
! They are: Mrs. S. Ralph Dlppel.
president; Mrs. Raymond Mlkche,
vice-president; Mrs. Edwin L. Knapp,
' secretary; Mrs. C. J. Somon, treas
I urer. and Mrs. Clinton Spencer and
I Mrs. D. A. Chambers, members of the
I board.
They will replace the retiring of
I fleers, who are: Mrs. D. A. Cham-
Come With Me and Enjoy a
Really Thrilling Adventure in
VJk,
ONE of the first things to practice
my dear- is not to buy where it's hand
iest but where it's thriftiest. Pennies
saved count more than steps or minutes
saved . . . especially when you get the best
of foods along with the most economy as I do
my marketing daily at "The Peerless Market."
Special for Saturday J
Leg Lsssifo
Lamb Chops
Genuine 1932.
Milk fed. Lb.
Loin or Bib,
2 lbs ...
1SV2
Sic
FRYERS 93c Turkeys 1
n u t-i- j t v. mtO W I .T,,ot viorlit fnr roastina". lb.
Fresh Dressed Lb
Poi?k Roast
Pot Roast
No Shanks; pig pork;
Grain fed. Lb....
Steer Beef.
Lb
9i2c
HAMBURGER
or SAUSAGE
No cereal. 2 lbs..
17
WEINERS
or BLOGNA
2 lbs.
assis
Mild cured,
Half or Whole. Lb..
Local Creamery.
Lb ,.
c
Shortening
4 lbs. . . . .
29'
Pure Lard
Open kettle
rendered. 4 lbs.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
LETTUCE
Local, head 5c
TURNIPS
Local, bunch 3c
RADISHES
Bunch . . .lc
ASPARAGUS
Local, per lb 5c
STRAWBERRIES
Per cup 8c
Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Spinach- Beets
Rhubarb, Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons
Cantaloupes, Watermelons. Fresh Peaches
New Potatoes, and Peas
At The Lowest
Prices In Medford!
We Carry a Complete Line of Lunch Meats and Pickles
Free Delivery-8 A. M.10 A. M 2 P. M. 4 P. M
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' p. u t iwiwmim in am., ;innnjiTtnj'iwi'n,i,fpuHMw.,1 1 m'ln ini). 'it
bers. Mrs. Win. W. P. Holt, Mrs. Cha.
A. Wing. Mrs W. W. Allen. M:. Chi.
Clay and Mrs. John Boyle.
Dessert bridge vu enjoyed durtns
the afternoon with Mrs. Mohr assist
ed as hoatesa by Mrs. A. Orln Scheruk
and Mrs. W. A. Whitelaw. The bridge
prtre was awarded Mrs. Glenn Smith.
The Wednesday meeting completed
the activities ot the organization for
this season. Work will be resumed
In the fall. The project of the Wom
en of Rotary deals exclusively with
rural children, for whom shoes and
other clothing necessary to their con
tinuance In school are bought.
Robert Gould In
Concert at Oregon
Robert Gould, son of Mr. and Mrs
O. J. Gould of this city, participated
in a recital at the University of Ore
gon last evening, assisting Lois John
son, as organist In the first move
ment of a Mendelssohn concorto In
C-mlnor for piano and organ. Mr.
Gould, a graduate of the university,
recently left this city to make his
home in Eugene, where he is or
p.in'st In one of the churches.
CASH GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOW AY, Owner 117 N. Central
FREE PARKING LOT FREE DELIVERY
I Phone 20 for Good Service
A Home-Owned Store That Saves You Money
"With the Valley Trade Is the Valley Made"
Chase & Sanborn's Coffee....lb. 35c, 3 lbs. $1.00
l ib. Package Coffee 17
Best Foods
Gold Medal
Salad Dressing
Full Quart
25c
Concord Grape Juice, pt. 19c
Cane and Maple Syrup,
pt 19c
All Milk, 4 lg. cans 25c
Pen Jell, pkg. 14c
Fancy Knight Pure
logan or blackberry jam
2 for. 25c
Sunshine
Cookie Values
sunshine Cup Custard
Cook ten
rich c.sturd rilling
lb. 29
Sunshine Milk and Honey
1-lh. Sunshine Milk and Honey
play bull.
All for 33
Cocoiinut Bar
Set of Jack Toys Free
lb. 25
Mission Bell Toilet Soap, 5 bars . . . 23c
White Eagle Laundry Soap, 10 bars 25c
Good Hardwheat Flour, 49 lb $1.14
Local Bunch Turnips or Beets 5
Local Green Onions, 3 bunches .....10
Local Radishes, 2 bunches : 5
Local Head Lettuce 5$
Local Cucumbers, 2 for 15
Local New Potatoes, 4 lbs 20
Fancy Green Peas, 4 lbs 25
Green String Beans, 2 lbs 25t?
Extra Fancy Spinach, thick leaf, 3 lbs. 13
New Crop Cabbage, lb 5?
Calavos 18
FRESH FRUIT
Small Lemons, 2 dozen 25
Also local Strawberries, Cantaloupes and
Italian Squash at market prices.
Balco Malt, the best for results- double filtered 39
Potato Chips, Nally's, 4 packages 25
Mrs. Grey Hotfe
To D. A. K. Saturday
Crater Lake chapter. D. A. R.. will
meet Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. O. Grey, 22 Rose avenue,
Instead of meeting with Mrs. Stelger,
as previously announced.
Reports from all committee chair
men and officers will be given, of
ficers for . next year elected and a
pleasing pageant presented. Each one
la asked to bring a shawl and be
prepared to tell Its hlatoxy.
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Mm. Offenbncher
Tuesday llosteM
APPLEOATE Mrs. Lance Offen
bacher was hostess Tuesday evening
at a birthday surprise party for her
husband. About 35 guests were pres
ent to enjoy the evening of garr.ta
and cards- Lunch waa served at mid
night. IW'turns to Port I mid Phillips Beck.
Insurance representative out from
Portland, left today noon for the
northern city after spending several
days In Medford and Klamath PalU,
representing the California Insurance
company and visiting with friends.
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the money through a cemetery hedge
In a suitcase.
John Hughes Curtis, confc.ved Nor
folk hoaxer, remained in Jnll at Flem
inston, N. J., as rein Uvea In Virginia
prepared to obtain his release by rais
ing the 10.000 ball In which he is
held for grand Jury action.
Police let It be known that they
were still very anxious to confront
Curtis with Dean Dobon-Peacocx.
who was associated with him tn
negotiations for return of the baby
which Curtis admits were nil faked.
In his morning bulletin Colonel H.
Norman Schwarzkopf, superintendent
of New Jersey slate police, said he
would gladly pay the minister's trav
eling expenses but th dean replied,
at Norfolk he had been advised by
counsel not to come here.
Dr. Condon spent two hours and a
quarter with the Bronx grand Jury,
telling of his ransom payment. He
hiuntd a waiver of Immunity,
New Jersey detectives assigned to
stay with him had expected to vlMt
more rogue's galleries in New Jersey
this afternoon but when he came out
of the grand Jury room the aged edu
cator told them he had to go to New
Rochelle. N. Y., to conduct an examl
nation of teachers.
Mayor Kilters Picture
The name of Mayor James J. Walk
er was injected Into the case todoy In
a story In the Evening Post. The
paper quoted an advertisement In
morning paper reading "Citizen
guarantee absolute confidence,
Jimmy." It said It had learned oa
high authority Mayor Walker had re
ceived a letter promising Information
about the Lindbergh case If safety for
the writer could be aasured.
Personal Attention
faS M
eE?y
Prompt Service
PHONE 252
Sunshine Crispy Crackers
We have the Sunshine Kinny Crackers put up in 2
pound packages. This cracker is slightly salted
and very crisp. Include a package with your gro
cery order.
The Central Market
The Central Market, located in our store, u gaining
in favor every day. They carry the very finest of
fresh meats and all at reasonable prices. You will
enjoy the courteous seervice.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Swans Down Cake Flour, package 28c
Crater Lake Tomato Juice, No. 2V2 size, 2 for. 29c
Extra Fancy FARD Dates, reg. 30c value, lb.. . .21c
Chase & Sanborn Coffee, lb 34c
Oxydol, regular 25c package and a 10c pack
age, both for t 23c
FRESH HOME MADE CAKES
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY
NEW CENTRAL MARKET
SPECIALS
Spring Fryers Small Fancy Young Rabbits
R. I. Red Hens 1
Fresh Side Pork Choice Steer
w Beef Steak
Lb 12c Lb 20c
Pork Shoulder Hamburger
RoaBt Fresh Ground
Lb..... 12c Lb 10c
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