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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Music Lover Welcome
News of Sunday Program
Sunday, for the last time this sea
son, the male choir of the Sacred
Heart church, Catholic, will sing com
positions from the D Minor mass,
under the direction of Sebastian
Apollo, organist, It was announced
yesterday. All music lovers of the
city, who have enjoyed the previous
programs sung by the male voices are
Invited to attend the 10:30 mass to
hear them again, Sunday morning.
In the group are Messrs. Neil Foy,
Earl Foy, Stewart, Harold Corliss and
Raymond Mlksche.
f4
Mist Caster Is
Hostess at Card.
PHOENIX, May 37. (Spl.) Miss
Elva Caster entertained with a card
party Tuesday night. Quests were
Misses Edna Hllderbrand, Irene
Standley, Delia Mast, Ethel Olson,
Mae Bonham and Mesdames Merriam
King and Lewis Thompson.
Nealeg Celebrate
40th wedding Day.
Central Point Past Matrons club,
O. E. S.. met May 25 with Mr. and
Mrs. George Neale, and In addition
to other festivities assisted Mr. and
Mrs. Neale In celebrating the fortieth
anniversary of their marriage.
Two Medford Girls
In Campus Contest.
In the second annual intramural
song contest to be held at the Uni
versity of Oregon June 3 under
auspices ol the Polyphonic choir,
two Medford girls. Misses Seuiah
Gore and Betty Evanson. will be
entered by thetr respective living
organizations, according to the list
appearing in the Oregon Daily Emer
ald. Mlsa Gore will represent Phi Mu
sorority and Miss Evanacm Hendricks
hall.-
George Barron la president of the
Polyphonic choir and two large silver
cups are offered, one to the women's
living organisation winning first
honors, the other the men's house
scoring highest.
Mrs, MeCsskey Entertains
For Flower Show Visitors
Mrs. Frank I, Chambers and Mrs.
O. R. Gullion of Eugene, and Mrs.
H. B. Howell sf Grants Pass and
other out of town visitors at the
annual flower show of the Med ford
Garden club, which opened yester
day morning to continue through to
day at the high school gymnasium,
were entertained yesterday afternoon
at tea by Mrs. H. D. McCaskey at
her home on thM old Stage road.
They also enjoyed drive over
tfte scenic hill road and to other
beauty spots of the valley later in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Gullion,
who acted as Judges at the show,
are returning to Eugene this after
noon. .Medical Auxiliary
Holds Meeting.
Members of the auxiliary to the
Jackson County Medical society met
at the home of Mrs. Wra. W. P.
Holt In MMord Tuesday afternoon.
May 34. with an excellent attend
ance featuring the enthusiastic and
Instructive meeting.
Mrs. E. A. Woods of this city,
president, presided, while the pro
gram was In charge of Mrs. R. W.
Sieeter of Medford. Current events
pertaining to health work were given
In response to roll call these cur
rent event touching on topic In
teresting and helpful,
Mrs. D. M. Brower of this city
read two articles on the auxiliary
work In Oregon, one by the retiring
state president of the auxiliary, Mrs,
Ed Alle Pierce of Portland and one
by the Incoming president, Mrs. Wil
son Johnston.
The "Basic Science Law waa dis
cussed !n detail In an Instructive
and entertaining manner by Mrs.
Charles T. Sweeney of Medford.
Mrs. F. O. Swedenburg discussed
the much -publicized case of Nor
man Baker vs. The American Medi
cal association, in which the Ameri
can Medical association waa given
favorable verdica In the suit of
Baker for 1500,000 libel damages,
jMr, Swedenburg quoted from Hy-
geis, a health sg&ine which car
I ried comment os the case, as tol
lows: "A radio station, a magazine
land printed catalogs are fertile me
'dluisis for a quseks use In advertu
J ing to lure hundreds of cancer suf
Iferers to nto 'Institute, A promoter
ol an alleged cancer cure ... re
cently sued the American Medical
association for a half million dollars
in damages for so-called libelous
statements made la Hygela, and in
the Journal sf the American Medi
cal association,
"The case came to trial Is federal
district court In Dftveisport. Iowa.
The trial lasted four 9 eeks." The
decision was is favor of the asso
ciation. Mrs, T, 0. Thayer and Mrs. Holt
presided at the beautifully appointed
table following the program which
Included a plans duet by Mrs. R, W.
Sieeter and Mrs, S. W. Shockley.
This was the last meeting of the
spring, the auxiliary to resume
activities in the fail. Ashland
Tidings.
Mrs. Bonney Honored
At Birthday Party.
Riviera. Mrs. Euvena Bonrsey was
given a surprise birthday dinner by
her neighbors May 10. All came
with well filled baskets. A birth
day cake was presented by Dorothy
Conner, with the candles placed to
spell 79. She received msny beauti
ful gifts. Those present ware Me
damea Palmer, Conner, Oalbreth.
RunyaM. Pfrefer, McQxiat, Ouetz
laff, Fleming and the Misses Dorothy
Conner, Beatrice Palmer and Laura
Bonney. Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Eiaen
and Mrs. Sam Andcsen of Central
Point were unable to attend the
dinner, but were guests for the after
noon. Blrycle Party nd
Supper Enjoyed.
A Jolly party of last evening fnr
seven members of local society open
ed with a bicycle ride to Bybee
bridge and closed with a picnic sap
per. Those making the trip were
Misses Mirabel Braden. Marie Fobs,
Harriett Baldwin, EUow Mae Wilson,
Naomi Hohman. Louise HoUenback
and Blanche Fried.
Rev. and Mrs. Norton
Visit Relatives Here.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Norton
of New York and Los Angeles are
spending a few days In this city
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Smith, before
proceeding to their summer home
at Lake Placid.
Dr. and Mrs. Bunch
To VWt Coast
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Bunch and
daughter Geraldlne plan to leave by
motor tomorrow morning for the
coast to spend the holiday week-end
with relatives and friend. They will
attend the bridge dedication at Gold
Beach ir.d return to M4f a: Moa-
day evening.
Mn. Wfet rsatw
Vacation tn Portland
Mb, Laura M. West left on the
3hU today soon for Portend,
where she plans to spend a mouth's
vacation with relatives.
Communications
Coleman Thanks Voters
To the Editor:
Permit me space in your paper to
to the voters of the Med
ford justice district my sincere
thanks for their loyal support by
which I waa nominated for the office
of J nance of the peace.
W. R. Bill) COLEMAN.
Keep Money at Ham.
To the Editor;
Anotlwr out-of-town solicitor visit
ed M&dfstd this weeit, was gtn two
job of printing by kscal business
men, teat required soliciting sds
from local merchants. The solicitor
hsd co trouble IB gettlSf the sdi M
high price. The printing will all be
done la another state.
These jobs could have beem dene
br local nrlnter. the ads secured at
much lower rates and the nr,on?
kept at home to he'.p patronise home
Industrie and meet home payro;:.!,
Btisines me a should refuse to giw
printing to any solicitor who will not
hav the work done at home and
every merchant should require o
licitors to show a letter from some
home printer that they are olng to
do the printing, or they ehsMM as&
iuteiy refuse to take as d ou Mf
menu, prosram or anything else,
"With Medford Trade Is Medford
Made."
This Is a Great Country
PRO BONO.
(Name on file,)
.
F ree Stools At
Woods Lumber Co.
The agency for Fuller pamte and
varnishes has been placed with the
Woods Lumber company which to cow
displaying a complete line of these
products tt the aalea room on Beat
Jackson street.
Aa u introductory offer, a ws
Mr,i true ted hardwood kitchen or
bath a too), 34 inches sigh, will b
given free to each persss making a
purchase sf Fuller paints asneusittng
to two cfollsrr, Th it special free feat,
ure witt be cor. tinned until Juse 4,
Saturday, or until the supply of
ainels tm exhausted. Only one stool
witt be e , ve n to a customer, accord
ing to Harold Woods.
Tr, s Fuller company, eatabtlahM to
ISA9, le mm Qld?ii paint ftna on trie
BIRTHS
B-o.m to Mr. ami Mrs. L. W. Rass
com, a daughter at the Community
hospital tr. : s morning.
Ml remaining Spring coat ol qul
if greatly reduced.
I Former price 55.$ now $2030
Forrr-T price tttM now a: 3 75
Farmer jrta 115.00 cow 1000
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANNS
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'lanrnrrrf"- '"
You Can Afford to
With These
Prices So Low
11
SPECIAL FOE SATURDAY I
Crater Brand Sugar Cured
Half or Whole
Bacon Squares
Bacon Backs
Crater Brand
MUd Cure
Nice and Lean
Sugar Cured
15c
14c
FRYERS
Fresh
Dressed
Pound
TURKEYS
18 c
Young and Fat
Nice for
Roasting, lb
AX aK.
I Pot Roasts
veai tioasis
Leg or Loin Grain Fed
Pig Pork, Shoulder no shank
Prime Beef
Pound
Milk Fefd
Pound
lOc
1 Oy2c
lOc
BUTTER
Local Creamery
Fresh
Churned, lb
PURE LARD
29c
Home
Rendered
4 lbs. . . .
Lamb Chops
Legs o Lamb
6
Eib or Loin
2 Pounds
Genuine 1932
Milk Fed Lb.
31c
16c
Hamburger
or
Sausage
No Cereal
Fresh Ground
2 lbs.
19c
NOTICE
This Market will Be
CLOSED
ALL DAY
MONDAY
Decoration Day
Wieners
Bologna
Liver Sausage
2 lbs.
r
We have a complete line of luncheon meats and pickles, in
cluding Morrell's Cooked Canned Hams in all sizes for your
picnic lunches.
CASH GROCERY
W, A, HOLLOWAY, Owner 117 N. Central
Free Parking Lot
Free Delivery
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LOCAL LETTUCE, 2 large heads....5
LOCAL RADISHES, 2 bunches 5
LOCAL GREEN ONIONS, bunch 3
LOCAL BERRIES, Per Cup 6
LEMONS, do 15
ORANGES, large size, do 25
300 crates of local berries for canning on
Mle st Tuiay, 0t our prirvt before you bur.
Phone 20
We Have
Everything
For the Picnic
Spring ... warm weather ,
good fishing . . and a S
day holiday. Shop at this
Home-Owned store and save
money on your Picnic and
camping muppl!.
CALIFORNIA HOME CATSUP (large afce).... 19
WHITE STAR TUNAS Vi 'g 19
1 fan pint OON0ORD GRAPS JUICE 19
8NOW CAP SHORTENING 8 lb. pail 69
TOMATO SOUP 8 for -23d
PALACE OLIVES (No. 1 Tall) ....2 far 25
VAN CAMP'S oval tin? L... Q9
innnil ..I- .i . i i i 1
YOLO PICKLES
SWEET MIXED or PLAIN SWEET Pinti
SWEET MIXED or Plain Sweet Quart..
DILL PICKLES Quarts
22
3S$
25
-13
25
25
SWEET MIDGET PICKLES 6 oz..
FANCY RED SALMON Tall can .
BULK PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs....
STUFFED or GREEN OLIVES 3 oz 2 for 25
OLD ENGLISH GINGER ALE .2 far 25
CALUMET TOILET SOAP 6 bars for 2,54
HARD WHEAT FLOUR 49 lb. sack f 1-13
SEA HAWK SHRIMP 2 far 25
WHITE EAGLE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 bars 25
Parker's Potato Chips 4 for 25c
KNIGHT'S PURE JAM...
DODGE SPINACH J
V, oz. Jar 11
No. 2 can 15
AMERICAN CLUB COFFEE 17
S. and W. COFFEE Per Ponnd 30
WHITE KING WASHING POWDER (large size..39
SUGAR .100 lbs. 4 35
. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Ex. Large ARIZONA Soedless GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 15
LEMONS . 2 down 25
LOCAL TURNIPS Large bunches 3 tor 10
LOCAL BABY BEETS Large bimches 3 far 10
FANCY CELERY 15
SOLID NEW CABBAGE Per Pound 4'A$
RADISHES White or Red 3 bunches 5
NEW SPUDS 6 lbs for 25
LOCAL GREEN PEAS 3 pounds far 25
LOCAL STRAWBERRIES 4 cups 25; per crate 89
25 pound box KLAMATH SPUDS (the new pack) 35
RIPE CALAVOS Each 18
Free Delivery 8 A. M. 1 0 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M.
mi
Prompt Service
Persona! Attention.
PHONE 252
Buy For Two Days
The stores will be closed Monday, Memorial Day,
so buy for two days.
Fresh Vegetables
Green Onions
Radishes
Lettuce
Swiss Chard
Parsley
Spinach
Celery
Cabbage
Ripe Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Green Beans
Green Peas
New Potatoes
Asparagus
Bell Peppers
Egg Plant
Rhubarb
Cauliflower
Sweet Potatoes
Carrots
Turnips
Beets
White Onions
Summer Squash
Fresh Fruits
Oranges
Bananas
Grapefruit
Strawberries
Gooseberries
Cantaloupes
Avocadoes
Cherries
Apples
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Certo, 3 bottles ....,.,, .......... 73c
S, & W. Sardines, large oval cans, 2 for ....... ,21c
3-lb, Can Crisco .... 54c
Canned Milk, tall cans, any kind, 4 for 23c
Diamond W. Sliced Pineapple, No, 2 can, 2 for 33c
Parker's Potato Chips, large 19c, small 4 for . , ,25c
LUNCH GOODS OF ALL KINDS
FRESH HOME MADE CAKES
All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as
if you called at the store in person
- FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY
NEW CENTRAL MARKET
SPECIALS
Choice Hens and Fryers
Steer BeeS Roasts
Steer Beef Steaks
Lb. 12C I Lb. 20C
Fresh Side Pork, lb. . . 12c I
Hamburger,
Shoulder Pork Roast, lb. 12c
We Deliver
Phone 81
THE SIGNS of the TIMES
guhjert Rundii, Nlfht at 1:49 of
EVANGELIST W. R. WATSON
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FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Kfmtama mat Mtln br'Mc Conm runwml tMlion
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