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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUITE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon
Mrs. Uttlefleia
Much Entertained
lln, M. j. Llttleneld, field worker
out from the naUontl Olrl Soout
headquarters, hss been guest In
Medlard for several days, meeting
with groups a numeroue events
punned In her honor.
Sbe woe guest at luncheon given
by the local Olrl Scout troop leaders
Wednesday at Handle's grill. Attend
ing were Miss Lucy Davis, Miss Joyoe
Gage, Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Miss
Vera Humphreys, Mies Naomi Boh
man, Mrs. L E. Bchuler, Mrs. HUdlng
Bengtaon and Miss Margaret Kerr.
The eame afternoon Mrs. J. O.
Mann entertained at tea for the
pleasure of Mrs. Llttleileld, Inviting
members of the executive board to
the affair.
Yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. Viv
ian Bate man, Mrs. Llttlefteld mo
tored to Klamath Falls to meet with
the Olrl Scout council there and
this evening will meet with the local
leaders at the 7. W. 0. A. building
here.
Bolrers and Hauks
Give Large Party
One of the most Interesting parties
to grace the Hallowe'en season was
given Sunday evening by Mr. and
Mr. W. B. Bolger and Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Hauls, who entertained with a
turkey dinner at the Bolger cabin
on the Rogue.
Pumpkins and autumn leaves, used
In profusion about the oabln, created
holiday ssttlng and reminded the
guests of jack Frost's visitation.
Covers were arranged at dinner for
83 guests and the remainder of the
evening was apent at bridge tables
playing contract.
Presbyterian Bible
Class Announces Session.
- The Women's Bible class of the
presbyterlsn church will have an
especially Interesting session Sunday
morning at 0:48 o'clock. Mrs. H. W.
Thompson will give a talk on the
tribes at rest and on the march. The
talk will be especially helpful to
Dew members expecting to enter the
Class at this time.
Singing will also be a feature of
the meeting.' Mrs. a. N. Warner wlU
conduct the study period and an In
vitation la extended all interested
persons to Join the study hour.
Mrs. Humphreys Hostess at
Bridge Lnnaheon '
Mrs. a. O. Humphreys wss hostess
Tuesday afternoon at luncheon and
bridge, one of the dellghfully In
forms! events of the 'week.' Autumn
colors were used In the arrangement
of the table and , prises st cards
awarded Mrs. Warren Butler and Mrs.
A. D. Hess,
Those present were Mrs. Harold
Larsen. Mrs. JTJeth. Fennell, Mrs.
George Henselman, Mrs. P. Q. Bunch,
Mrs. Bhadel, Mrs. H. H. Psoe, Mrs,
Warren Butler, Mrs. A. D. Hess and
the hostess,
Krs, Duncan Hostess '
A Bridge Today
Mrs. Roy Duncan Is entertaining
Informally this afternoon at her
home on Xsst Kloventh street wlt&
bridge party for, four. i
Quilting Bee st
Furry Home Enjoyed
PHOENIX A quilting bee was h!d
at Mrs. Fred Purry's for Elva Furry,
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Those present were: Mrs. Addle
Stolid man, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Plsher,
Mrs. Bob Hares, Mrs. watklns, Mrs.
Edna Bourne, Mrs. E. B. Reames and
daughter Roberta, Mrs, Mllo Furry,
Mrs. Donna Orsffls, Mrs. Chub An
derson, Mrs. Slator, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
Raymond Furry, the guest, Mrs, Bob
Furry, and - the hostess, Mrs. Fred
Furry. A dinner wss served at noon
by Mrs. Furry and the day was spent
In quilting. ,
Medford Folk
Leave for Gams.
Mrs. Ouy Phetteplaoe and daugh
ter. Miss Joan DeLosh, and Mlsa
Margaret Wamer of this city are
leaving today by motor for Corvallls,
where they will attend the Oregon
Oregon State football game Baturdsy
Mrs. Phetteplace will be Joined In
Eugene by . Mr. Phetteplaoe. Misses
DeLosh and Wamer will be guests of
Miss Warner's sister, Winifred, at
Kappa Kappa Gamma on the Corval
lls osmpus for the "week-end and will
be Included In considerable enter
taining plsnned there.
Candy gale to Aid
Thanksgiving Charity
"Sweet Charity" continues to be
the most feted member of local so
ciety and the Inoeutlve of moat en
tertaining. Among the latest to an
nounce an event for her sake are the
.high school girls of the First Presby
terian church. Saturday morning at
the Flck and Llndley shop they will
sell candy at 9 'o'clock, Money ob
tained from the Bale will be used for
Thanksgiving charity work,
Presbyterian Class
Promised Jolly Party.
All pupils of the Junior, department
of the Presbyterian Sunday school .will
be entertained by the teachers of the
department at their annual party In
the church parlors Saturday after
noon. November 6, at 3:30 o'clock.
A Jolly time Is promised by the
teachers,'
Junior High Troop
Meeting Time Changed
The Junior High Olrl Scout Troop
No. 4 will meet Wednesday evening
at 7 o'clock Instead of Monday even
ing In the future. It was announced
this morning. The change has been
made to avoid conflicting with other
Soout sessions In the new headquar
ters on Boar oreek.
Lady Lions Meet
With Mrs. Reames
- Mrs. Charles Reames was hostess
Wednesday to members of the Lady
Lions club at oovered dish luncheon
and bridge. There were three tables
In plsy following luncheon and the
hostess was - assisted by Mrs. F. O.
Bunch and Mrs. At Llttrell,
Mrs. Holmes, Daughter '
Are Guests In City.
Mrs. Robert H. Holmes and dau
ghter, Marlon, of Spokane, Wash,
are In Medford visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Strang.
Pocahontas Officials
Attend Local Session.
Orest Sachem of Oregon, AIMn Ste
ven and Great Keeper of Records Dr.
Duane A. Fellows, both of Portland
and of the Great Council of Oregon,
were guests at the special meeting
of the Pocahontas lodge, recently held
here. '
Hsllowe'en decorations were used
to give added festivity to the event.
Dinner was served at 8:80 o'clock
and covers arranged for 76.
At the meeting which followed
three palefaces were captured In
the forest and Instructed In the
mysteries of the degree. Short talks
were given by .the grsat officers and
dancing enjoyed the latter port of
the evening. Refreshments were
served at the oloes of the evening.
- - a
Oreens to Entertain
For Mrs. Young, Dr. Steams
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Green are en
tertaining at dinner this evening for
the pleasure of Mrs. Ellrabeth Young
and Dr. R. W. Steams, whose be
trothal wss recently announced In
local society. Present will be the
honor guests snd Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Boggs. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon
and Dr. and Mrs. R. I. Green.
HOOVER STARTS
STIPINGTOU'R
TOWARD PACIFIC
(Continued licit. Page One)
Tfca train stopped for few min
utes at Groenaprlngs to take on
water and Mrs. Hoover appeared as
a substitute for the president, who
was still at dinner.
'''What are you all down so late
for?" Mrs. Hoover called out to the
group almost invisible In the dark
ness. ''Because we are for Mr. Hoover.
one man replied.
"I've been for him a long time,"
Mrs. Hoover returned.
Speeches Helping
As the train pulled away the pres
ident hurried out to the rear plat
form and waved to the group. A
orowd estimated by police at about
3,000 was gathered to greet the presi
dent at Cumberland, Md., and Mr.
Hoover shook hands with a few of
ttie local Republican leaders,
"We think we've got It In the
sack for you," one of them said.
"Just keep up those speeches; they
are coming through fine." .
"Speech, speech," aoem of those In
the group yelled.
"I've been making too many of
them lately' the chief executive re
plied, with a smile. The president
had started to retire when tthe train
arrived at Connellsvlllo, Fa late at
night, but he made an appearance
after he found a orowd waiting.
"it's nice of you to come down at
this time of night," he told the as
sembled group. "We are making
headway, I am confident of carry
ing OonnellRVllle . and the state of
Pennsylvania complete,
"Where's the Mn.?" somebody
called.
"I'm afraid she's gone to bed, the
president laughingly said. '
Burelson's Greatest Saturday
' eClJ?,. 'Ji
A n IT MW'Si
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This beautiful array of Silk Dresses will Ret the
of every girl or woman who sees them. Come early
to get your choice I
Smart ' New Dresses
In this group yon will find the finest
. quality silk Boat of workmanship and
styles right to the minute. Beautiful
frocks for misses, size 14 to 20, Stunning
styles for the matron, size liyi to
and regular sizes 38 to 44. Values from
$18.60 to $22.50, Saturday sale
v. ' Fall Dresses
New styles, including Jumper dresses.
Wool dresses, Eough silks and Plain silk
dresses. Size 14 to 44. Sale price
Special Group
Many of these now frocks
are being shown for the
first time this week.
Dresses for street, after
noon and party wear. New
colors and styles.
$6.85
New Dresses
Be sure and see this extra
special group of dresses
before you buy. Values to
$12.60 in every type of
dress. Sale price
$8.85
vote f.';-r
$195 i
jeer- Mir J
101 S. Central Phone 28
DRESSES
nns grnnp of smart wool,
plain silk, end alls print
(rocks. aires 14 la 4t.
Values to in.95. Salt prlte
$3.95
RULE OF HOOVER
(Continued from page One)
of the country's leading Industrial
Issdsrs denounoe "the campaign of
fear" whloh tie attributed to the re
publican leadership.
"What I loo for In this election,"
Mr. Young said, "Is a true reflex by
Totes, uninfluenced by fear or favor,
or the Intelligence and Intuitions of
the great mssses of our people.
Broadly I trust the Intuitions of the
many more than the assumed super
Intelligence of the few. what we
nsed is a full and tree and honest
Indication of how millions of the
country feel Inside themselves.
Brandish No Spectre
"I am happy to say that Governor
Roosevelt and the democratic party
have not held up the spectre of whet
might happen by way of social dis
turbance If he, as the representative
of the liberal party, might be elect
ed." He added: "But the president and
his supporters have not hesitated to
predict what would happen to aecur
Itles and business If he were aot
elected."
Mr. Roosevelt, In a ringing vole
that belled the rigors of the four
months campaign be has conducted
In ST states, declared: .
"He (President Hoover) would hare
us sit like Mlcawber and wait for
something to turn up. He hints that
some great Invention, hidden away as
he puts It In the 'lockers of science'
may appear overnight and put 10.
000.000 people to work. Many people
have been saying this for a long
time. They hope for some new
equivalent of the automobile or elec
tric power, to pop 01 around the
corner like magic."
Borne Bays Single Smokes.
ROME (AP) Blot machines to
ssll single cigarettes parsons who
do not wish to or can not, buy a
whole package are being considered
by the government tobacco monopoly.
Women "Bustle" Cattle,
PUERTO MONTT, Chile (AP) A
band of highly skilled women thieves,
calling themselves the "Amaxonas de
la Oveja," has been ravaging the
southern cattle and farm region,
stealing livestock and robbing lone
wsyfarers. Frightened farmers term
"La Oveja." the leader, a giant "myth
ological "reincarnation."
Chile's Sea Policies Lapse.
VALPARAISO, Chile (AP) Inabil
ity to obtain exchange with which to
pay premiums on foreign marine In
surance has led some of the largest
oosstwlse lines to send out their
stesmers without ooverege. Shipping
circles want the government to grant
a special Insurance subsidy.
COUGHS
Don't let Ihem get a atrengle hold.
Fight germs quickly. CreomuUion com
bines tie 7 best helps known to modern
.deuce. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
u take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if sny cough or cold
no matter how long stsnding la not w
Herod br Creomolsuua. ladv.)
DONT TRIFLE
WITH COMMON
CONSTIPATION
Kellogg'a All-Bean Brings
Relief - '
Constipation geU Its grip on
person almost unawares. It often
starts with Buch little things. Head
aches. Llstlessness. Bad complex,
ion. Unpleasant breath. If un
checked, it may seriously impair
your health.
Fortunately, you can avoid this
danger by eating a delicious ce
real. Laboratory tests show that
Kellogg'a All-Bran provides two
things needed to overcome common
constipation : "bulk" and vitamin B,
All-Bran is also a rich, source of
iron for the blood. ,
Biological tests demonstrate that
the "bulk" in bran is similar to that
in leafy vegetables. Inside the body,
it forms a soft mass, which gently
clears out the intestinal wastes.
Bow much better than taking un
pleasant patent medicines. Two
tablespoonfuls of All-Bran daily
are usually sufficient. Serious cases,
with every meal. If not relieved
this way, see your doctor.
Get the red-and-green package at
your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in
Battle Creek.
hast' .4 i
ECONOMICAL, convenient
rall-and-shlp service from
the Pacific Northwest direct
to the Old Country via
Canadian Pacific trains and
liners tbs Ideal holiday for
yon this year. Sailings from
Saint John, N. B., to Cher
bourg', Southampton, Glas
gow, Belfast, Liverpool. Get
Information at the. office
below.
Sailing Dales;
Nov. M 8. S. Duchess of YoHcj
to Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool..
(Sailing from Quebec.)
Dec S - S. S. Duchess of Richmond
to Cherbourg, Southampton.
Bsc e 8. S. Montcalm to Glas
gow, Belfast, Liverpool.
to Glasgow, Belfast, Uverpool. PT
w. II ouodr oawt Anwr hm Dm.
!... ft I i ' i A n. r . i mhii
Frinoe Auto Eleotrio
and Wrecking Oo.
S-vlt. 13 plate, guar. 1 yr. as .so
Re-chg. soc, our make 25c
Generators si and up
174A N. Riverside. Phone S3S-W
' VOTE FOR i
Beck's
Butternut
Bread
and Be Sure of the Best
at Tonr Grocer or
Beck's Bakery
Join the American I.rRton
Women's Brogues Just Received Main Floor Special $3.45
Just Compare Our Low Prices With Others Compare Quality Too
You'll Find REAL VALUES if You Shop at the
M. M. Dept. Store
New
Chiffon
Hose
Out Hosiery Dept. to show
Inn new rtilffon hose. 4
thread, cradle foot, all illk
nnmber, beautifully sheer
and clear.
PAIR
Wool Nubby Weave
$ J ,95
New wool nubby weave for
coats and suits, 54 In. wide.
Colorst Black. Brown and Bur
gundy Red. Special
Silk Remnants
y2 Price
A large assortment of silk remnants from
yi to Z'A yards in length. Also plain and
prints yi regular price.
November Sale
of Smart Winter
COATS
There'a no question about the smart
ness of these coats. Look carefully
you'll see all the new collar
treatments, the news tn caffs, all In
the silhouette that makes women so
attractive I At prices inviting m the
styles! Tweeds and plain materials
especially for trimmings sport mod
els, too, In these four big groups.
it.n i'L lis ltm nil
$14.75 Coats $9.90
$19.95 Coats $16.75
$24.50 Coats $19.95
$32,50 Coats $27.45
IN OUR MAIN FLOOR APPAREL DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL! Smart 1, Hat 69c and $1.69 SIX1 29c
1 OOO Pairs of Shoes
Received This Week On Sale In Our
BARGAIN BASEMENT
Men's, Women's snd Children's Shoes for dress and everyday wear Every pair in this large shipment bought at
a discount beeanse we could take the whole lot. Every pair is new fall stock of the best quality.
Take Advantage of Our Savings!
BUY NOW! SHOE PRICES ARE GOING UP!
MEN'S WORK SHOES
$.49 $J.98 $2-49
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
$J.95 $2-45 $2-98
Women's Low Shoes
$J.49 $.98 $2-45
Pumps, Straps and Oxfords In all leathers Sports
Styles Inoluded
Children's Shoes For Less
$1-00 and $.49
Oxfords, Straps and regular high shoes, keep the
Children's Feet Dry.
This Stock Will Not Last Long at These Prices
We Want to Move Every Pair In One Week!
Don'e Forget We Give S. & H. Green Saving Stamps.