MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUXE, fEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JTJXE 24, 1932.
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Miss Murphy Ilostesa
AC Dinner and Swim.
Miss Gladys Murphy entertained
last evening tor a group of friends
at a delightful dinner party at Val
entine's cafe, followed by swimming
at Twin Plunges, Ashland. Covers
wers arranged for seven at the table,
attractively decorated In summer
flowers with a little man In pine
cone uniform marking each place.
Following dinner the group mo
tored to Ashland, where swimming
was enjoyed for the remainder " of
the evening. Those present were:
Miss Irva Fewell. Miss Margaret Reld.
Misses Lois and Alt a Llndsey, Miss
Margaret Hensley, Mrs. Moore Hamil
ton and the hostess, Miss Murphy.
Attending the party from Medford
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prultt.
Mr. and Mrs, Hoy Prultt, Mrv and
Mrs. Glen Prultt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Prultt ami children, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Prultt and Mr. and Mrs.
Beltte Biles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robertson and
daughter of Fresno were guests fol
lowing the picnic of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Prultt of this city and enjoyed
with them a trip to Crater lake the
first of the week, returning to Med
ford via Klamath Falls.
Dixie Picnic
Is Postponed
r The nlcnlc of the Dixie club,
planned for Sunday at the Hamlin
cabin, has been postponed, date to
be announced later. It was learned
yesterday.
Mrs. Cotchett and
Son Expected Here
Mrs. James Cotchett and c-n.
James, Jr., of Australia arrived In
San Francisco Wednesday en route to
southern Oregon, where they will
spend the summer as guests of Mrs.
Cotchett'e sister, Mrs. James Pel ton
of Fort Klamath and of her brother,
John Orth, and family of Medford.
They were set In the bay city by
Mrs. Pelton and Emmett Slsemore,
who motored south several days ago.
Mr. Cotchett, who la also well
known here, sailed for England when
his wife and son sailed for the states
and will continue to America in the
fall to accompany them on their re
turn to Australia.
Dlxons Home From
Motor Trip North
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon and
son Frank returned to this city Wed
nesday from a 10 days' trip to Port
land and Seattle. While In the latter
city they attended the commence
ment exercises of the University of
Washington, where Miss Jane Dixon
was a member of the graduating
class. Mtss Dixon did not return
with them to Medford but remained
on the campus for the special sum
mer se&slon. She will arrive home
about September 1.
Mrs. Blrdseye
Honored by Club
ROGUE RIVER. Mrs. Effle Birds
eye was delightfully-surprised by the
ladies of the Civic Improvement club
Friday afternoon. As past president
of the club the was presented a gift
of appreciation. Mrs. Cloyd Dick,
new president, mad tne presenta
tion. The afternoon was spent at
cards and visiting. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Victor Blrdseye and
Mrs. Dick. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon wltfj Mrs. Blrdseye were
Mesdames Forsythe, Mays, Woodsock,
McQuat, Miller, Smith, Ouestslaff,
Harris, McLaren, Agnes Magerle, San
dry, Thomas, Phelps, Mcllvaln, Maude
Breeding, Dick and Victor Blrdseye.
Parish Card Party
Cvent for Tonight
Those who enjoy an evening of
cards will gather at the Parish hall
this evening for the event arranged
by the members of the Sacred Heart
churcn to mark the arrival of sum
mer and close of the bridge season.
The public la invited to this, the last
party, preceding adjournment until
fall of social activities of the Catho
lic congregation. Arrangements for
the evening are In charge of Mrs. R.
A. Miksche.
Phoenix Club to Sponsor
Depression Party June 25.
Phoenix Thursday club will enter
tain with a depression party at the
Grange hall Saturday, June 25, for
the benefit of the public library fund.
Bridge, 500 and cootie will be played.
Many useful gifts will be offered the
holders of high scores, a hand made
quilt being among them. Home
made Ice cream and cake will be sold.
The public la cordially Invited to attend.
Ashland Picnic Planned '
By Neighboring Lodges
The Juveniles and Royal Neighbors
of Ashland and Medford are planning
a Joint plcnlo for Sunday, June 26,
In the Llthla park at Ashland. They
are Inviting Neighbors from sur
rounding towns to meet with them.'
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED
Phone 603 Free Delivery Daily 8-10-2-4
It will pay you to Inspect our
choice cuts of Quality Meats at
the lowest prices In many years
before selecting the meat for your
Sunday dinner or outing. We
have the lowest prices In Med
. ford at the present time. One
visit to our market and you will
be one of our many steady patrons.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Veal Roasts
D.0 n.An.A. Prime
Hams
Beef
Crater Brand'
Mild cure Half or whole
lb. SVfec
lb. 13 lie
Hamburger or
Sausage
Fresh Ground.. ay - g A
No Cereal & A VC
Pure Lard
4 lb. 25c
Open Kettle
Rendered
Late Fall Lamb, Fancy Grain Fed
Legs . lb. 11c
Shoulder Roast lb. 7
Chops To" 21b. ISc
Stew 3 lb. 19c
Butter
Loai if
Creamery UC
Fancy Hens
lb. 16c
3 to 4 lb.
Average
Veal Stew TJ 4 25c
Wieners or Bologna 2 lb. 25c
We have a complete line of lunch meats and pickels for your
luncheon or picnic. Also canned hams in all sizes.
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Local
Carrots
Turnips
Beets
Onions
Full bunch
Local Rhubarb
Fine for canning dfifC
Local Lettuce
Nice solid heads
3 Heads
5
I WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS
Each member and guut la asked to
bring tier ova lunch and tabla aerv
tc. M
Prultt Family Has
Keunlon In Ashland.
Of Interest to tlielr many Medtord
frlendi la the report In the Oranta
Paia Bulletin of the annual reunion
of the Prultt family, held last Sun
day in Llthla Park. Ashland, with
members In attendance from Eu
gene, Oranta Pasa. Oold Hill, Med
ford and Klamath Falls. The Grants
Pasa account of the party reads:
Those who attended from this city
were: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Prultt,
their five sons. E. W. and family.
C. A. qpd family, R. H. and family.
D. 8. and Dr. and Mrs. Blaine Prultt.
Rev. Veltle and family of Eugene,
two daughters, Mrs. Andy Moore
and Mrs. Otis R. Stonbery and a
son. Ben Prultt and family, all of
Klamath Palls were those of the Im
mediate family attending the re
union. Following a most delightful dinner
they adjourned to the Christian
church In Ashland, where Rev. Prultt
showed very Interesting pictures of
the trip down the Rogue that he
took some time ago. going as far as
Oold Beach by boat. Rev. Prultt Is
the vocal instructor In the Eugene
Bible University and Is the minister
of the Bprlnitfleld church.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robertson, life
long friends of the Prultt family,
made the trip from Fresno. Calif.,
to be present at the reunion. They
were accompanied by their daughter.
Helen. Mr. Robertaon, who U secre
tary of the United Orocera' associa
tion in Fresno, gave a very Interest
ing talk during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Coon. Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Collins of Oranta
Pasa were among the Invited guesta.
-Vllases
Enjoy Week
at Fltihrer Cabin
Mr. and Mrs. Ned VUaa and guests.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Vilas, who re
cently arrived here from Shanghai.
China, have been enjoying the week
at the W. H. Pluhrer cabin at Lake
O' the Woods.
Executive Council
Has Luncheon
The Executive council of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's club
met for luncheon today noon at
Geary's cafe and devoted the period
following luncheon to formation of
plana for the coming years activities
of the club.
1'phnlri Iturhelur Tax
VIENNA. (AP) The bachelor tax.
collected from single persons of both
sexes who have no dependents, Is not
class legislation, aaya the Austrian
constitutional court. The case was
brought by three unmarried employes
of a law firm.
Anelenta Had Gold Axes
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. (AP)
Three gold axea and several saws with
gold handles were among Phoenician
relics found by excavations of a tem
ple site at Jebll In Syria. The an-
1 tlques dat back 3000 yeara.
QUALITY COUNTS
ELI ABLE
CASH GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner . FREE Parking Lot
Four Free Deliveries Daily. Phone 20
8 A. M., 10 A. M., 2 P. M. and 4 P. M. 117 N. Central
Cut Off
Waste
Shop Here
and Save
Never before has it been possible to get so much for your
food dollars. And particularly here where quantity buy
ing; makes possible the very lowest price with no sacrifice
of quality.
BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY
3 lbs. Snowdrift 47$
Local fancy Baby Beets, No. 2 can 2 for 25$
Local Tomatoes, std. No. V- can3 10
Fancy Kraut, No. 2y2 cans 10$
Bulk Macaroni 4 lbs. for 19
Parker's Potato
Chips
2 for 15$
Good Brooms
39c
KRAFT MAYONNAISE
1 pint 18$
1 quart 33$
Kraft's Package Cheese 15$
1
1 lb. package Coffee 17$
Small White Beans, 5 lbs. for 23$
Baby Lima Beans, 5 lbs. for 23$
American Malt 33$
1 gal. can fancy crushed Pineapple 47$
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Fancy Yellow Onions 8 lbs. for 25$
Local Cabbage, very solid, lb 3V2$
Fancy Lemons, per dozen 19
Juice Oranges 2 doz. for 25$
Plenty More Apricots at the Right Price.
Some More of the Famous Ditsworth
' Strawberries for Saturday.
VALENTE BAND
TO PLAY HERE
TTI
A real treat la In store for southern
Oregon dance lovers when Val Valen
t, famous entertainer and hLa 12
plece orchestra plays at the Pair
Grounds pavilion next Thursday eve
ning, June 30. The Medford appear
ance la sponsored by the Hlllah patrol
and will be one of the most out
standing events of the summer sea
son. Southern Oregon people are famil
iar with the excellence of Val Valen
tea aggregation. This nationally
known orchestra has entertained mil
lions of radio fans over KOO and
KFRC and Is now circling the north
west on a to or to eastern cities.
Valente's dance or ft eat ra entertain
ment is novel. High class entertainers
make up the fine orchestra and nov
elty vaudeville stunts are featured
during the evening. The band will
appear at the Holly theater Thurs
day evening at 8:30 o'clock m con
Junction with Joe E. Brown in his
latest release, "The Tenderfoot."
Tickets for the Hlllah patrol dance
at the Fair Ground pavilion are
now on sale by members of the
Shrine and will also be sold at the
main gate of the fairgrounds on
Thursday evening. The gateway op
posite the pavilion will be closed and
tickets will be available at the main
gate only, according to members of
the Hlllah committee.
Muurlit Want Jolts
AUCKLAND, N. Z. (AP) Maori
tribesmen have asked the government
to give Viem Jobs, arguing that be
fore the white men introduced cloth
ing and comforts of civilization In
New Zealand work was not necessary,
whereas now. without employment,
the natives are starving.
LONDON, Enp., Juno 34. (AP
Former Crown Prince Prledrtch Wll
hehn of Germany Joined hla father,
the former kalwer, at Zandvoort, Hol
land, Vie Dally Herald said today la
a dispatch from Amsterdam.
The former crown prince's visit, the
Iirst he has made to Holland In seven
years, the paper said, ts to attend a
conference of former members of the
German royal family and monarchist
politicians on the possibility of re
storing the Hohenzollerna to the Ger
man throne.
The former kalMr Is spending
short vacation at Zandvoort.
Flcvure frames made to ordor.
Peasleys, opp. Holly theater.
The
Auto glass installed while you wait,
Prices right. Brill iheet Metal Works.
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
PHONE 252
Fruit Jars and Jar Lids
We have a complete line of fruit jars and trimmings.
Economy, Mason and Presto jars, jar lids, rubbers,
jar clamps, Parowax, fruit wax, etc
Certo and Pen-Jel
Do you have trouble in making jelly? Try Certo or
Pen-Jel. They can be used with any fruit or fruit
juice.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
1 lb. Chase & Sanborn Coffee and a 10c package
of Tea, both for 33c
Crystal White Soap, 7 bars . ....... 23c
Kingsford Corn Starch, 2 for . . 18c
Carnation Wheat Flakes, small package . . . . . 7c
IXL Chicken Tamales, 2 for-. . . . . ,., . . . . . 31c
Mrs. Stratton's Home Made Cakes
Don't bother to bake during the hot weather. Order
one of Mrs. Stratton's home made Cakes. Many
different kinds to choose from.
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
A REAL BARGAIN O-Cedar Mop and a 30c
bottle of O-Cedar Polish, both for 79c
FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY
NEW CENTRAL MARKET
SPECIALS
AH Choice Steer
Beef Steaks
lb. 20c
Fresh Ground
Hamburger
lb. 10c
Steer Beef Pork Shoulder
Roast Roast
lb. 12c lb. 10c
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