o
. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOm OREGOX, SUXDAY, APRIL 9, 1933.
PAGE THREE
Society
W Clubs
Acti cities of
Legion Auxiliary
By Mrs. Colt Holmes
The Sewing club met at the home
of Mrs. 0. E. Kunz last Monday eve
ning, April 3rd. There were only
about nine members present but
quite an amount of work was ac
complished and delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The dinner and dance given by the
Ashland Legion post and Its auxil
iary was well attended by Medford
Legion post and Its auxiliary.
During dinner a program of vocal
and Instrumental music was pre
sented. After dinner the state of
ficers presented their messages. Mr.
Paul McDonald, first vice commander
of the state of Oregon, brought a
message from the 1933 convention
city, Klamath Falls. Mrs. Waive En
ders, district president of the state
of Oregon, told of her recent visit
to Lakevlew and Klamath Falls. The
two major objectives of the auxiliary
are child welfare and national de
fenae. All are urged to make them
selves familiar with these subjects.
The Legion posts are making rehab
ilitation their major objective. The
next speaker was Jack Eaktn. com
mander of state of Oregon. The first
duty , of every Legion and auxiliary
member Is to the United States and
to our president. We are banded
together for many purposes but the
main ones are "To uphold and de
fend the constitution of the United
States," "To foster and perpetuate
a one hundred percent American
Ism" and "To consecrate and sancti
fy our association by our devotion
to mutual helpfulness." The nat
ional commander of ttie Legion places
his faith In the fairness and con
sideration of President Roosevelt and
believes that this new act will do
away with any unfair or . unjust
claims and that the country can be-,
gin a new program of rehabilitation
of the disabled veterans of the world
war with a clean slate. National
Commander Johnson has placed in
the hands of the president the entire
facilities of the Legion's national re
habilitation committee, that he may
have the expert advice and exper
ience of these American Legion of
ficials who have devoted their lives
to the rehabilitation of the disabled
veterans.
Monday evening, April 10th, will
be the regular social meeting of the
auxiliary at the club . rooms In the
armory. The meeting will start at
8:00 p. m.
Don't forget the Easter Monday
ball, Monday evening, April 17th, at
Oriental Gardens.
Building Bridge-to
.Meet After Easter.
The Building Bridge club will not
meet again until after Easter, It was
announced last week.
D. A. R. News
Plans for the April meeting of the
Crater Lake Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, as printed In
the year book, have been changed
and the meeting will be beld at
Mrs. R. O. Beach's home, 113 Gen
eve avenue, on Saturday, the 15th,
at two o'clock. Mesdames Warren,
Snedlcor, Newman and McElhose will
assist Mrs. Beach.
Delegates who attended the state
conference at Eugene will give their
reports and candidates for chapter
officers for 'the coming year will be
nominated.
Sunny Sisters to Meet
At Clement Home
The Sunny Sisters of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Clement. Tuesday aft
ernoon at 2:00 o'clock. A good at
tendance Is requested as Important
business will be considered. Sewing
will comprise the project of the afternoon.
7. C T. U. Notes
By Mrs. U'm. II. Hill.
The next regular meeting of the
local union Is Thursday, April 13, at
the "Y" at 3:00 p. m. A food sale
will be held at the Reliable Grocery
store, Just north of Pay 'n' Tatyt, on
Saturday, April 15th,
.
Missionary Society
To Meet Tuesday
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First M. E. church
will meet .Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. C. Koppen on South
Oakdale. Miss Helen Carlton will
conduct the program.
Como prepared to make a lenten
offering.
Grahams Return
To Home on CticU-o
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Graham have
been Medford visitors for a few days,
returning from San Diego, where
they spent the winter, to their home
on the Chetco river.
Garden Club Hears
of Spray Materials
L. P. Wilcox, county agent, told
members of the Garden club Thurs
day evening about spray materials
and chemicals used In control or
plant diseases or Insect pesU that
affect plant life.
Directions for the use of fungi
cides and of Insecticides were given
with the suggestion that prevention,
rather than cure be planned.
The speaker recommended the use
of material containing sulphur or
copper sulphate In dealing with fungi,
using lime sulphur, either liquid or
dry, Bordeaux mixture, either com
mercial or home-made, dusting sul
phur or manganar, a DuPont pro
duct. As Insecticides for "chewing" In
sects contact materials such as oil
emulsions, lime sulphur, black leaf
40 and pyre th lan for the "sucking"
type of Insect or garden pest, poi
sons such as arsenate of lead, arsenate
of calcium and fluorine were men
tioned and Instructions as to care
and mixture given. Three In one
dust for general purposes recom
mended. Other chemicals used In eradication
of soil pests. In seed and seedling
treatments and general bait mate
rials were enumerated.
Directions for mixing small quan
tities for common sprays were given.
1. Lime sulphur liquid, Va gal. to
5 gallons water.
3. Dormant oil emulsions. 1 quart
to 6" gallons water.
3. Summer oil. 2-3 pint to 5 gal
lons water.
A. Black leaf 40, n; teaspoon to
1 gallon water.
B. Arsenate of lead, 3 ounces to
5 gallons water.
Pre-Eaater targaln. Shoes $1.45 to
$3.05: hats 35c to 0.05; dresses 1.95
to $5.95; coats ana suits S4.95 to
10 95 "The Store that Savca You
Money " The Band Box & Shoe Box.
Pender and body repairing. Prices
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works.
F. B. Gets First Pay.
WASHINGTON, April 8(AP)
President Roosevelt today cashed bis
first pay check ae chief executive and
the same reduction he gave to gov
lmmedlately sent back to the treas
ury 15 per cent of the amount
ernment workers.
PHONE
JACKSONVILLE
31-F-21
For Daily Delivery
of High Quality Raw Milk
Cloverleaf Dairy
It's Here! Another Big Shipment of Furniture Offered in a Great
Here Are the Lowest Prices ever quoted in Medford; All Brand New Stock None Damaged,
Worn or Faded from Use for Displays, Positively Fresh Up-to-the-Minute Merchandise
Examples of What QUANTITY BUYING Means!
Beautiful
HOMESPUN
TAPESTRY
Davenport
Brand new sets Genuine ' Homespun
. Tapestry and built for many years
of hard service. Just look at this
astonishingly low price, for davenport
and chair .........
Sets
$Q950
Jacquard Velour Davenport Sets
95
Yes sir, these fine sets are well made
and finished in good quality jacquard
velour. -Blue and Old Rose to select
from and what a bargain at this price
$5.00 Down $5.00a Month
HereYa
Real Special
BED
SPRINGS - MATTRESS
Here is a real value that you can't afford to overlook
put that extra room into use at very little oost.
A Real Value
Walnut Finished
Dining
Suite
A beautiful Dining Suite
Buffet, Extension Table
and 4 Chairs, finished in
walnut as pictured here.
$5.00 Down $5.00 a Month
$
38
.50
..v..$5.95
BED, in ivory or brown
SPRINGS, heavy coiled ....... .. $5.95
MATTRESS, 40-pound cotton felted $4.95
$16.85
FELT BASE
Floor Covering
Fine patterns to choose from in felt base floor
covering. The price will surprise you only
3
12
Sq. Yd.
Sale of Lamps
Here you'll find some brand
new shapes and styles In
table lamps. Very attractive,
complete. Wltti shades, only
Reflector lamps with three
side brackets you'll be de
lighted with these lamps and
pleased with this low price.
$4.50
$7
.95
$1 Down $1 a Month
Occasional Chairs
A real value for those needing
an extra chair. Quantity buy
ing enables ua to offer fine
occasional chatrs at thla low
price.
An assortment to
choqse from.
$3.95
Axminster
RUGS
- Now an opportunity to
secure t beautUul Ax
minster niR at a very
low price look at these
prices! Three groups to
choose from In 0x12 size.
$18.00
$19.95
$24.95
An Exceptionally
Smart
Bedroom
Suite
Bed, Vanity and Chiffon
ier. Finished in walnut.
$5.00 Down $5.00 a Month
$19
.95
Bench $1.95
Sale of Wood Ranges
Toledo, Ivory and Green . . $39,95
Daisy, Ivory and Green . . . $29.95
Pay Only $5 Down $5 Monthly
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT WEEK & ORR'S . SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST FURNITURE STORE! WE SET PRICES!
. --,,.,), ij tmifiiia'lfttft mi Milan