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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1932)
PXGE TWO arEDFOKD MSTL TRIBUNE, SfEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1932. ELKS. UNDERWAY Winter aotlvltles of the Elks lodge Are well under way end are receiving a wide aupport from the memberi. The moet reoent event wu the Thanksgiving dance held last Wed nesday evening, which proved to be a very enjoyable affair to all of the capacity erewd attendance. AoooM tag to Iialted Ruler J. 9. Fltegel, the popularity of the danoea haa cauaed the dance committee to con alder holding a pre-Chrlatmaa dance about the lath of December. He alao announced that plana are already being laid for the annual New Veer" eve dance, which haa proved ao popu lar In the paat a to become almcet an Institution In local aoolal and fra ternal drclea. Among the other activities now in progress are the bowling, billiard and bridge tournaments. Roy Prultt, chairman of the bowling committee, haa eight team competing for the club championship and some of the best local talent is to be seen thrice weekly on the club alleys. Chris Qott Ueb Is again in charge of the billiard playera, and play in the balk-line division Is now on. In this division, the Chris Gottlieb trophy Is the grand prise, which must be won three years by any one Individual to gain permanent poesesslon, Reginald Fl fer, present champion, la defending his title this year and hoping to gain another win toward permanent pos session of the trophy. L. B. Haskins Is the bridge chairman and haa a large turnout of ird players every Tuesday night playing for weekly, monthly and sesson prizes. The season prize Is a silver loving cup to be engraved with the name of the win ner. The cup was donated by Gate It Lydlard. Another looked forward to event la the annual "Chrlstmae Tree," to be held December 15. According to secre tary W. A. Frazler, all the committee for this event are organized and It la hoped to realize enough from this affair to enable the lodge to take an active part In charity work again this winter. CAMP PLAN-FIXED Winter camp for First Class Scouts will be held In Crater Lake National park this year. Mr. E. C. Bollnsky, superintendent of the park, baa given Boy Scouts permission to use one of the large new bulldlnga at Gov ernment camp. The camp will be held during the Christmas vacation week, December 87 to 81, inclusive. A new plan Is being tried out this year, whereby Scouts may bring food from home. Menus and food lists have been prepared by headquarters. The Scoute will cook, eat, etc.. In groups of four, taking turns at the various camp duties. This plan gives the older Scoute some real training In camp cookery and reduces the coat of the camp to a minimum. . Scout Executive O. E. Hoover will be In charge of the camp, assisted by a number of Scoutmasters. Dr. Dan B. Standard, Scoutmaster of the Phoenix troop, wui be the physician In charge of the camp. Oriental Rugs On Display In M.F.H. Store This Week Rich in color and design, an elab orate display of Oriental rugs will be shown at the Medford Furniture and Hardware store all this week under the direction of Henry McCullough, personal representative of 8. A. Kahl and company. Importers of Oriental rugs, Portland, Ore.. Attractively low prices will be In effect during this special demonstra tion and sale, according to announce ment. The wide reputation of S. A. Kahl and company aa authorltlea In selecting rugs of outstanding quality and beauty makea this exhibition a prominent event for Medford'a lovers of artistic homes. FREE Pioneers ami descendants photographed without charge tor pioneer historical collection SHANQLE STUDIO. Your Credit Is Good at Weeks & Orr's . . . Southern Oregon's Greatest Furniture Store! We Set Prices! Good News ! We've Just Made Our Ninth Buy Early For Christmas! " MWii 5"M II of FURNITURE Think Of It! Nine Full Carloads In Eight Months! Bought at Lowest Market Prices You Get the Benefit of Our Savings! li9 oftr oLto p!4' I ! Here Are a Few Examples of What QUANTITY BUYING Means! Student Couches A Real Value Walnut Finished DINING SUITE A beautiful Dining Suite Buf fet, Extension Table and 4 Chairs, , finished in walnut as pictured here ' $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month $38 50 Convenient student couch, quickly converted into a comfortable bed. 3 silk floss cushions to match a bar gain at $35 'CYCLES I '""IISI- An Exceptionally Smart BEDROOM SUITE Bed, Vanity and Chiffonier, ex aotly as pictured here . , , fin ished in walnut. (Bench $3.60 extra.) $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month $2095 Occasional Chairs A real Ttilue for those needing an extra chair. Quantity buying en abled us to offer fine occasional chain at this low price An aarortment of 36 to choose from. $395 Beautiful Tapestry Covered DAVENPORT and GHAIR $3750 $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month Here'i just one example of what quantity buying means to southern Oregon bargain seekers! Velour cov ered Davenport and Chair, an extra ordinary bargain at., Priced as Low as $1.95 Doll Buggies Priced as Low as $1.95 Holiday Specials! Fine Looking Mama Dolls 21 in. high with dresses While they last 49c Little Wooden Car Filled with 24 blocks Brightly colored. Spec'l 39c Amazing Bargains in Mattresses Cotton Felted Mattress 40 'b cotton felted mattresses, Aa extraordinary buy at $495 Spring Filled Mattress You've been waiting for just such a bargain as this mattress at Axminster Rugs 14 beautiful patterns to choose from in top-quality Axminster rugs, 0 ft. by 12 ft. Eeal bargains at this price I $19.95 Fern Stands $5.95 nart wicker fans standi at rtaj 1, Smart bargain price, your choirs at.., Children's Rockers t atylra to rhoos from In children wicker rockers with padded seats, choice t-, ssiBaf .95 BABY CARRIAGES 2 patterns to choose from $15.50 Felt Base Floor Covering 32c sq. yard Attractive patterns In frit-base floor coming. Direct Factory Prices on Ranges! Buy Quality Wood Ranges at Bargain Prices Toledo Ranges TOLEDO semi-enameled range, 16 inch oven, weight 300 lbs. $39.95 TOLEDO enameled front range, 18 inch oven, weight 300 lbs. $45.00 TOLEDO full enameled range, 13 inch oven, weight 300 lbs. $53.00 Supreme Ranges SUPREME semi-enameled range, 18 inch oven, weight 300 lbs. $43.00 SUPREME Ivory and green enamel, ed front, 18-inch oven, 300 lbs. $48.00 SUPREME full ivory and green enameled, 18-lnch oven, 300 lbs. $56.00 $10 Down, $10 Monthly Payments 7id
