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PA'GE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. ARTIST ON SAXOPHONE WILL BE PRESENTED AT HIGH SCHOOL MAY 1 : On Monday, May 1, at 1:00 p. ra the Mearord senior blgb achool will present Cecil Burton Leeaon, concert eaxophonlat, with Paul Karadyl, plonlat and accompanlat. In concert Mr. Leeaon fee la that the saxophone, vhen properly played, posaeaaea the warmth and flexibility ol atrlnga, the agility of reeda, and the roundness of the braases, plus a lyric quality of tone quite Individual. It la adapt ed to berolc singing passages aa well aa the most delicate staccato, and contrary to the average belief, la ca pable of producing every tonal ahade from the lightest pianissimo onward. ' A small admission will be charged. Tentative program followa Erica" Weldolt "Schoen Rosmarln" Krelaler "Flight of a Bumblebee" , . .. Rlmaky-Karaakoff ''Two Gultara" Old Kusslan Air Goes To Philippines "Silence of Night" "First Arsbesque" "Hora Staccato" -"Danse Hongrolse" "To a Wild Rose" ' "Zapateado" Rachmaninoff ' Debussy , Dlnlcu-Helfetz Rlng-Hager MacDowell ... Baraaate "Rhapsodle for Saxophone" Debussy I BE Some boy or girl In Med ford will be tbe proud possessor of a pair ol homing pigeons, through the courtesy of tbe Gates and Lydlard Qroceterlu. according to announcement made thla morning by W. A. Gates. ,- Two pigeons, one from each store, .will be released Saturday morning, the bird at the Groceteria No. 1 being released at 9 o'clock, and from Groce teria No. 3 at 9:30 o'clock. The boy ' or girl In the city who can most ac curately guess the time required for the birds to arrive In Portland, wilt receive the little carriers. The guess I will apply to either bird, j With the birds, when they are pre , tented the winner, will be full in structions as to the care and training of the pigeons. Jack Walker of the : local 6 perry offices, wired yesterday for the birds to be sent from the 'Portland lofts of the Sperry Flour company, and the birds were sched uled to arrive here today, according to Mr. Gates. A large number of children are ex pected to be attracted by the guess ing contest, and Mr. Gates stated this morning that their answers to the itlme may be presented at either Gro . eeterla Saturday until the report Is .received from Portland of the actual tlme required. :j Paul Hlrsch, northwest sales man jager of the Sperry Flour company, .'will telegraph Mr. Gates the minute !the birds reach the lofts In Portland, according to the present plans, and iwhen the answers are' all tabulated, ! the winner will be announced, t When going on a trip to the woods, 'or on a vacation, the boy or gin can take one of the pigeons with him, , and send a message home, Mr. Gates aid. He stated that when the bird ; Is released, it will return to Its mate, so it Is necessary to keep one of the ; birds wherever the message Is to be delivered. -4- j Be correctly corseted ; By ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN i Sixth and Holly i . 4 Pender and body repairing. Prices right. Brill 8heet Metal Works. 1 Mayor Frank Murphy of Detroit waa named by President Roosevelt to be governor-general of the Phil Ipplne Islands. KELLY WILL AID Appointment of Representative Ed ward O, Kelly, this city, to a Joint legislative committee to prepare argu ments on senate Joint resolution 132, embodying a change In the bond issue vote to require a two-thirds majority for passage, waa announced here to day through notice from the secre tary of state's office, Serving with Kelly on the commit tee will be Senator James T. Chin nock of Grants Pass and Representa tive V. B. Staples of Ontario. The three will prepare arguments for publication in the Voters' Pam phlet, prior to the special election to be held July 21. Representative Kelly is naked to prepare a one-page argu ment In support of the resolution. Y. W. C. A. WILL BE NOON REST SPOT A sew plan la being devised thla week by the 7. W. O. A. board to make the building on North Bartlett more definitely allied with tbe re quirements of women for reat. leis ure and recreation. All working girls and women, and other persons with time during the luncheon hour for a little reat or rec reation, are invited to gather at the "Y" building for that period of time, to reat, Indulge In a game of bridge, or a cup of tea. Hostesses will be at the "Y" to welcome callers during that time and all persons, who have been seeking a down town place to spend the extra minutes, between luncheon and return to work, are cordially Invited to drop In at the "Y". DOGS NEED HELP IN Thla week being observed as "be kind to animals week." Mrs. Roy Stanley of Eagle Point has suggested a kindness to dogs that owners should consider at the present time.- Mra. Stanley stated that the dog's suf fering from foxtails between the toes could be avoided. If hair would be clipped between the toes, which would eliminate possibilities of the. atlckera lodging In the hair, and working Into the nesb. "Mow la the time to do the clip ping," Mra. Stanley ssld, "for It won't do any good after tbe foxtails are out, and tbe dog has sore feet," NEW KELLY TIRE The new registered Fatigue-proof tire, Kelly-Sprlngfleld'a 1933 offer ing to automoblllata, la "fortified at every point against wear and weak ness," according to Sam Jennlnga. lo cal Kelly-Sprlngfleld dealer. Mr. Jen nings said that the Kelly-Sprlngfleld company has pioneered every step' of the way in tire development and that the new, 1833 product la & dlatlnct achievement in aclentlflc processing and manufacture. "Having established the cause of tire fatigue," said Mr. Jennings, "Kelly-Sprlngfleld evolved the new tire, which they fortified in alx dif ferent ways. "One way waa through the use of corkscrew cotton, which can be woven into an almost Indestructible cord fsbrlc. Oum-lnforced piles, giving 40 per cent greater adrealon than in ordinary tlrea, were used. Prime first rubber waa employed exclusively, vi talized rubber treads, bigger, deeper and thicker, were built Into the tire giving 30 per cent more mileage than the beat former record." An Instant, accurate credit report may be obtained from the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau while your cus tomer waits. FRUIT, VEGETABLE T Tom Boothby announced today that he will open a modern market, to be known aa Tom's Quality Market, to morrow at 14 South Central, In the location formerly occupied by the Pig Tall market. Mr. Boothby la an experienced grocery and produce man. For the paat four and a half years he has ben with the Reliable Grocery. The new market will feature the flneat fruit and vegetable at un usually low price, according to Mr. Boothby. The market will also fea ture aold Seal product. Fluhrer'a break, cake and pastries, s. and w. canned goods and Beat Poods mayon naise. As a special feature Fluhrer's hot bread will be on aale every day, extept Saturday, between and 0 p. m. Tom's Quality M.rket will have an attractive open front. Tbe Interior haa been completely remodeled and redecorated. The front of the store will be Improved with the Installa tion of a new Neon algn, manufac tured by the Medford Neon Sign Co One of the Final m t Ilia Rooms without bath $1.50 tip Rooms with bath . . $2.00 up Special weekly & monthly rates. Golf Privileges. Garage adjacent Cars checked at the door When in HOLLYWOOD Live at the lovely HOTEL CHRISTIE In the heart of everything. Smart shops, unique theatres. Rub elbows with world famous movie stara. Twenty minutes from the ocean. Downtown Los Angeles twenty-five minutes. Sumptuous . . luxurious Hotel Christie, beautiful Hollywood. HOTEL CHRISTIE 6724 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, California R. J. Matheson, Manager 1 - ' Science and Bible Topic Tonight for Evangelist Leavitt Evangelist Teddy Leavitt speaks to night at the Christian church on the subject: "Scientific Truths and the Bible." Re will show that many sci entific facts recently discovered were made known In the Bible centuries before Christ was born. Anyone think ing that the Bible and Science con tradict each other Is especially In vited to hear this sermon. The choir will sing a negro spiritual. A large crowd heard Leavitt Inst night when he spoke on the subject, "Outstanding Predictions of the Bible Fulfilled." Delegations were present from Grants Pass, Rogue Rlvor and Ashland. The evangelist pointed out many historical facts that were pre dicted In the Bible centuries before they took place. One of the most out standing predictions waa that regard ing the taking of Jerusnlem during the World War, when Genoral Al Innby of the British forces took the city without firing a gun. Services will be held every night this week beginning at 7:30. We are fully equipped to care for all your needs and keep our money ! right here In this, "A GREAT . COUNTRY." ! 8x10 Photo for 75o. The Peasleys. opp Holly Theater. "SB I. SJ REFRIGERATORS ; I Unquestionably, you will want to see the Majestic FIRST! Get all that Majestic offers. See tbe new models. Easy Terms Isolator Wall Construction . "Stay-Kold" Dafrott.r . Elaito Finish "Stay-Brlto" Shelvos Palmer Electric Store THE MOST SENSATIONAL TEST In Medford History How Long How Many Miles Will It Run A 1927 Model A Ford Pick-Up 1LD V 1LD VTt TT TT TREATED IT Jl irvUJl lLd " FOR 1000 MILES THIS AMAZING TEST WILL BEGIN With Crankcase Drained and Sealed, and Speedom eter and Gasoline Tank Sealed Before Public Officials and Witnesses WILL RUN Without Oil! FRIDAY Commencing at 11 a. m. at the MEDFORD OIL DEPO 207 So. Riverside, Medford We cordially invito southern Oregon motorists to witness the start of this SENSATIONAL TEST watch the crankcase, - speedometer and gasoline tank sealed see for yourself that this car WILL RUN WITHOUT OIL, depending only upon PYR0IL TREATMENT in gasoline. Watch for the Results of This New, Severe Test of PYROIL Home Owned. Phone 9. Free Delivery You can live well at little cost when you shop the PIGGLY WIGGLY way. Here you select just the things you need, in the quantities you want, and always at the lowest prices. Don't miss these week-end features. Extra Savings Friday, Saturday and Monday, April 21, 22, 24 Coffee Maxwell House ib. 27c Crisco . - 3 pounds 47c Margarine Dinner Bell 3 lb. 25c Honey . . 5 in; pan 43c Malt Buckeye, light or dark 49c Powdered Sugar 3 - 19c Jig Saw Puzzles . . 2 for 25c Calmut Baking Powder ib. 25c Grape NutS - large package 15c JellO any flavor . . 3 pkgs. 1 9c White King . . large pkg. 29c Upton's Tea ib. 65c y2 ib. 35c Fischer's Gold Medal Noodles 3 pkgs 25c Battle Caps . . . gross 19c N. B. C. Snowflakes 2 ib. pkg. 25c Morton's Salt . 3 cartons 25c Bilaxi Oysters . . 3 cans 25c Clorox, pint io Flannagan's Bread and Butter Pickles, jar 10 Kerr's Best Grade Mince Meat 2 lbs. 19 Grapefruit . . 4 for 25c Florida Chief Radishes, Onions bunch Ac C(0)Kf(0)M MEAT AND FISH MARKET 206 E. Main Phone 46 We have a fine assortment of Lunch Meats for your Fishing Trips and Picnics. "Quality con sidered, our prices are the lowest." SPECIALS Spare Ribs Fresh and Meaty Lb. 10c Pork Backbones 3 lbs 17c Pork Roast Fresh Picnics Lb. 8c Breast of Veal Lb 8c Veal Roast Shoulder Cuts Lb Ik Pure Lard Home Rendered 3 lbs 25c n it .w-.izr nr,i f thf Peaxon f E. Main and S. Bartlett. The New Achievement In Lubrication Phona 788 CHEESE PICKLES FRESH CRABS FULL LINE OF FISH