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MEDFOTTO MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1932.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon
Elki' Danes Major
Holiday Affair
Leading la Interest .vent, honor
ing th TUanksglvlng holiday, waa
tha dance at the Elks' temple Wed
nesday evening. The dene waa at
tended by a Urge crowd from rarl
oua section of the ralley and char
msMwA hv holldav atmoeDhere and
festivity, with many lovely winter
gown adding Beauty w tne oocajou.
The danoe waa preceded by aeveral
dinners and social gatherlnga, the A.
J. Hauks being among Medlord folic
Inviting frlenda to their home before
Teaterday waa marked by few large
parties, amall garnering 01 ineouv
and rrtatlvea being the order of the
day, many homes were the scenes of
dlnnera and card partlea.
In keeping with the old custom,
established by the Pilgrim fathers,
the dinner was the center of Interest
at all firesides.
Family Dinners Olven
By Several Society Folk
Rev. and Mrs. Horatio dates were
among local people entertaining at
family gatherings yesterday. They
Invited to dinner at their borne Mr.
and Mrs. John O. Mann and Mrs.
Wred Heatb.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff were
also boats at a family dinner yester
day, inviting Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
Can ode and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Warn ock.
Peaslera Have
Guests From North
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pcstlcy were
among Med ford folk entertaining out-of-town
guests yesterday. Visiting
them for the holidays are Mr. Peas
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Banners, or Portland; her grand
mother, Mrs. Emma R. Day, of Port
land, and her brother, James Han
sen. Wilsons Entertain
' Guests Thanksgiving '
Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Wilson, who
have as house guests Dr. Wilson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Finch,
of Ban Francisco, entertained at
Thanksgiving dinner at their borne
on Oeneva. Other guests for the day
wen Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Buterfleld,
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilcox, who are
bouse guests of the Butterflelds.
Braytons Among
Holiday Entertainers
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Brayton were
' hosts to a number of friends at
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. Cov
ers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Reed of Oold Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Brayton and Mr. and
Mrs. O, T, Baker.
Walden Will Be"
Sunday Hosts
Mr. and Mrs, W. It. Walden will
entertain at dinner Sunday and have
Invited aa guest Mr. and Mrs. Trios.
Judge and Mrs. O. R Helmroth.
Thayeri Have
Dinner Guests 1
Dr. and Mrs, P. 0). Thayer -entertained
at dinner vesterday Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Noblltt and Mr. and Mrs.
M. N. Hogan.
D. A. B. Plan for
Washington Pageant -
Final preparations are being made
by Crater Lake chapter, Daughtera of
the American Revolution for the pre
sentation of the historical pageant
"Pages from the Diary of Oeorge
Washington" in observance of the bi
centennial anniversary of Washing
ton's birth.
This month ends the official nation
wide celebration that has to refresh
ed. In the minds and hearts of the
American people, the lessons of their
own history. And it hsa brought a
more vivid realization Of the patriotic
devotion and sacrifice of the men and
women who put Into motion the force
that "brought forth on this conti
nent a new nation, conceived la lib
erty and dedicated to the proposition
that all men are created equal."
In grateful recognition of Wash
ington's heroic service to our coun
try, Crater Lake chapter ha kept this
anniversary throughout the year.
Many trees have been planted by the
members! a Oeorge Washington elm
tree was planted In the city park and
dedicated on Feb. 32nd and the chap
ter ha cooperated In other project.
This pageant, which will be shown
In the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening, Deo. 1st, Is a his
tory of Oeorge Washington's time
shown In tableaux, coatutaea and
music. It I open to pit public,
without charge, and young people are
especially Invited.
Club Benefit Tea
Looms for Next Week
With the Thanksgiving holiday and
It dinner and dances over, club
women are concentrating effort this
week end on plant for the benefit
tea and bridge party to be sponsored
In the new club rooms In the city
hall next Monday.
. Funds realised from the event will
be used to complete furnishing of
the rooms, which are rapidly becom
ing the favored haunt of several or
ganisations. The rooms are to be
used by all women's clubs of the
city. ..
Gllmores Entertain
Friends Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Ollmore enter
tained at their residence Thanksgiv
ing day with a 3 o'clock dinner for a
group of their friend. Covert were
arranged for tlx. During the re
mainder of the afternoon, five hun
dred waa enjoyed.
Morrisons Hosts at
Turkey ay Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morrison of
the . Table Rock district entertained
at dinner yesterday, inviting a num
ber of Medford folk to their home.
Included were Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Walden, Mrs, O. R. Helmroth and Mr.
and Mrs. O. J. Wolfe.
Pythian Bisters' ...
Party Is Tonight
Pythian Bisters ' are entertaining
this evening with a card party tn the
Knight of Pythias hall to which the
publlo It cordially Invited. Bridge and
800 will be played and other Interest
ing Item of entertainment art pro
Thimble Club Plans
For Bazaar, DBnclng
Extensive plena are being made by
Thimble club of Chrysanthemum Cir
cle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft,
for the bazaar to be held next Mon
day evening in the I. O. O. F. hall.
The party will be preceded by a abort
meeting of the circle and followed I
by cards and dancing. Dancing will
be In the lodge room, cards In the
small room and refreshments will be
served In the banquet hall.
Mrs. Harter Guest '
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Jamea Harter of Salem Is a
guest here this week of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Elll. Other guests for Thanksgiving
dinner at the Ellis home were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Dlzney.
WE GIVE S.&H.
GREEN SAVING STAMPS-BE SURE TO ASK FOR THEM
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Make Your Holiday Money Go a Long Way at the
M. M. Department Store
ALL-STAR SQUADSI
NWw that tha 1933 football sea
son bu ben officially .closed with j
the championship game at Portland, '
out-hero Oregon gridiron fan are
looking forward to the all-star selec
tions from teams in this conference.
This year the four newspapers in
Medford, Ashland. Grants Pass and
Klamath Falls have combined to se
lect all-southern Oregon first and
second teams.
Sports writers on the papers have
selected the outstanding high school
players and their selections will ap
pear In the Mail Tribune Sunday I
morning.
Advance Christmas Sale of
LINENS
Luncheon Sets
Phone 64U.. Well haul away your
refuse. City sanitary Service.
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POWDER
SAME PRICE
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AS 42 YEARS AGO.
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A Useful Gift!
BLAN&ETS
Genuine "Wool o' the West" blankets made
of 100 percent pure Oregon wool in the
Portland Wdolen Mills. Beautiful new
shades and borders the prices are surpris
ingly low, too, on our main floor
$2.95
$5.45
$9.95
BATH SALTS
Here Is an economical solution to one of your holiday
gift problems bath salts and powders In a wide
variety of novelty gift packages. Your choice at
ttiese two main floor bargain prices
49c and 98c
The very newest creation in luncheon
sets bright new patterns with clever fring
ed borders, both on napkins and cover.
The napkins are 12 Inches square and ttie
cover 82 Inches by 68 Inches. An excellent
gift, moderately prlcedl
Dozen Napkins 98c
Cover $1.95
Peasant Cloth Sets
Smart new Betty Bates luncheon sets In
Dutch Olrl pattern, fashioned In peasant
clotlf In combinations of gold, green, and
red. The covers are fill Inches square. An
appropriate holiday gift, priced for the set
$2.50
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ARABIC TABLE SQUARES
Ton will be delighted with the brilliant table squares
of Arable pattern which we are featuring for early holi
day shoppers on oar main floor. These squares are
45 inches square and fringed. Special tomorrow at
$1.95
"IKY DINETTE" SETS
An Ideal Christmas linen gift box with an attractive
linen spread. 52 Inches square and six napkins, 12 inches
square. Let this set solve one of your gift problems.
(Main Floor) . ,
Some Exceptional Main Floor
Footwear Values
Women's Slippers
10 dj -fl oe
colors J) .JJ
In our A
up
Here for the holiday season 1 Smart slippers In all
styles some with heel, some without, In
and novelty shades. There's a wide selection
main floor footwear section, priced at
Men's Dress Brogues
Extra heavy double-soled brogues genuine Freeman
built shoes In your favorite shape and style. These
shoes are exceptional values at this special price, on
our main floor
$3.50
Men's Oxfords
An unusually lne selection In snappy new styles
for men and young men.' These black oxfords offer
remarkable values at this special bargain price.
(Main Floor).
$3-75
Huncireds of Gifts for "Him"
in Our Main Floor Men's Dept.
Radio Covers m ff
orful rtyllo covers a fine selec- JL
Colorful
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"Gee, Mother, these new wheat flakes sure do taste good I
Can I have some more?'
"You certainly may. Ktl'iogg's Whole Wheat Flakes are
the kind of food I like to see you eat.
NO WONDER mothers like to give their children
Kellogg' Whole Wheat Flake. For they know
what a splendid, all-round "bulUing" food whole
wheat It.
And never before was whole wheat so tasty, so
delicloun as In these new crisp-toasted flakes.
Children and grown-ups both love theml
You'll get a welcome surprise, too, when yon
see the tine of the big package these delicious
flakes come In. It certainly is economical.
In fact, KcIIogg's Whole Wheat Flakes are a
food to meet these modern times. Outstanding
value. Almost a meal m a bowlful. Ready to
serve with milk or cream.
Ask your grocer for the rtsl-and-green pack,
age. Oven-fresh. . Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek. Quality guaranteed.
NEW laiy.Optn Top
You don't newet to rut or far the package.
Simply praii trtlh your thumbi along dottmd
Una and tha pattnlad hingad lop open
r"""l U I remarkable values at this special bargain price. Tt J'
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Early
Hosiery
for Christmas
TTtiatglft could be more appropriate
than beautiful Rollins fuU fashion
ed hosiery In service or chiffon
weights. Youll be delighted with the
new winter-season shades in this
popular hose number, priced on our
main floor at. pr. '
75
SPORT
COATS
We have set aside a special rack
of our smartest sport coats for
Saturday buying and reduced the
price from $29.93 to ttils amazing
ly low price of
$19.95
be sure to see this group of
sport coats tomorrow.
Knit Dresses
Just the thing for sport wear
smart knit dresses specially priced
for Saturday shoppers at the M. M.
Store, tjust think of It! Prices as
low as
$295
Suede Jackets
Here's useful and appropriate
Christmas gift at a price you can
well afford. Clever little suede
jackets In sizes from 12 s to 20's,
priced at
$3.95
Sweaters, Skirts
An excellent combination for win
ter sport wear turtle neck sweat
ers that are all the rage now and
all-wool skirts to match In all
colors. Be sure to see these sweat
ers and skirts In our main floor
ready-to-wear department Saturday
Sweaters $1.95 & $2.95
SKIRTS to MATCH $2.45
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Basement Bargains
IF YOU are seeking REAL BARGAINS be sure to visit the M. M. Store BARGAIN
BASEMENT. Here you'll find literally hundreds of BARGAINS, which include
soores of appropriate and useful Christmas gifts. Just try shopping in this popular
basement shop. You'll find that there's a reason why hundreds SAVE MONEY here
every week
Bargain Table of
WOMEN'S SHOES
a big bargain table Is piled
high with women's shoes
every style every kind at one
big bargain price There are
suedes, kids and patents In
blacks and browns medium
and high heels and a wide
selection of straps, pumps, and
oxfords. Vonr choice, while
this table full lasts.
$1.49
Sport and Dress Shoes
Women's sport and dress shoes In
new. smart winter stytes and
shapes. Real basement bargains .
at
$2.45
Children's Shoes
Somt remarkable barratnt tn
net for the kiddles oifords tnd
straps In three tlsi price troupe
$1.00 $1.29 $1.49
Men's Union Suits
Men's underwear, heavy part
wool, triple wear garments
at a basement bargain price
98c
Melotex cotton nndenreu
' for men, priced at.gSc
Men's Dress Shoes
Smart new ttjlet in ram's
drest shoes. Ton can wear
the latest styles be tun of
the best wear
$1.98
and $2.98
Children's
Sweaters
Kiddles' wool sweaters In
choice of bright colors all
,wool and real holiday bars-sins
at
98c
Men's Shoes
Men's sturdy work shoes
onusuallT well made with
long wear built rlrht Inta
erery pair
$1.49
and $2.45
WE GIVE S.&H. GREEN SAVING. ST AM PS