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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1933.
WASHINOTOW. April S (AT)
An appeal to former Midler not to
Join In new bonuj march on Wash
ington vaa Issued tcxl&T by Smeat
Albright of Oklahoma City, who aatd
he commanded the Oklahoma unite
of vote run that came here laat year.
In a formal statement, approved
. by Senator Thomas (D., Okla.), and
Bepresentatlvea . Patman (D Tex.),
and Rankin (D Miss.), Albright said:
"I urge upon all buddies who are
really alnoere and want to see the
bonus pstd. to think carefully before
Joining any movement which will
hurt our cause."
Two former officers of the bonus
army called at the Whit Rous with
proposal of payment of the bonus
to unemployed veterans, and said
that unless this were don a call
probably would be sent out for a new
march on Washington.
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PORTLAND, April 28. (P) Oath -olle.
Protestant and Jewish leader ol
Oregon have found a common groune
on which they can cooperate In the
teaoning of religion to students in
the institutions of higher education
in Oregon.
. Positive declarations showing a
united opinion as to the urgent need
for definite moral and religious
courses on the campuses of tbls
state, were expressed - at a meeting
of Oregon religious snd educational
leaders here last night.
Til meeting was under ausplcis
of the Pacific division of the Nortn
American conference on higher edu
cation and religion. Th faculties ol
the Institutions of higher learning
In Oregon, It was Sild, are eager to
eooperat.
FLAG TO MONTANA
WASHINGTON, April 38 (AP)
Mr. Franklin D, Boosevelt today pre
sented to Montana the honor flag of
the American Red Cross for the
greatest annual membership In 1932
per population.
Senator John S, Erickson, Mon
tana! governor during th roll call
In which the flag was won. In re
ceiving It told how the Red Gross
Jhelped Montana through Its drought
In 19S1 and 1933.
B peaking to the annual conven
tion, Mm Roosevelt expressed appre
ciation of the assistance the Red
Cross had rendered the nation.
BUTTE FALLS HIGH TO
PRESENT PLAY MAY 4
Butte Falls high school will pre
sent the play, "Lighthouse Nan," on
May 14 under direction of Mr. and
Mrs. George Stewart. Overture and
Incidental muslo will be supplied by
the high school orchestra directed
by Mr. Potts. v
Oast of characters Includes: Ohas.
Cummlngs, Auroly Rogers, Carl Car
son, Leo Hoag, Jim Tungate. Zella
Vincent, Bernlce Lott, Frances Stone
and Emu Glass.
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Eden Precinct
BDBN PRECINCT, April 28. (8pl.)
Corn planting In this precinct is In
full swing: But the setting of tomato
fields will not begin before May 10.
Mrs. Oeorge Hartley was a Medford
visitor last Saturday. She says Mr.
Hartley was not going to garden as
extensively this season as In past
years, planting mostly sweet corn.
Many persons from this part have
brought In seed potatoes from Klam
ath county the past week and have
been selling them for seed.
B. L. Hopkins and his parener, Mr.
Stand ley. have over 1000 baby chlx
and still have about 1500 to hatch.
Lloyd Colver has been buying hay
to feed hU dairy cows.
Ward McReynolds will spend next
week at their home on the highway,
south of Phoenix.
The young Anjou pear orchard
planted four years ago on the Lock
wood place, la heavy with bloom and
barring a freere will have a lot of
fine fruit.
Jeff Bell, Talent's 00-year-old pio
neer, left last Sunday for Fort Klam
ath to spend the summer with his
son and his daughter-in-law. Uncle
Jeff, as he Is commonly called, ar
rived In Klamath Falls during the
Easter snowstorm.
Mrs. Bell Shearer was a guest on
Sunday last at the home of Mr. and
v Mrs, Clint Carey In North Talent.
Neighbors of Woodcraft held a very
Interesting session at the Orange hall
In Phoenix Thursday afternoon. Sev
eral visitors from Ashland were pres
ent. Phoenix Neighbors were very sorry
to learn of the serious illness of
Neighbor Crocker, former clerk ol
Acorn circle.
Letcher Hoi brook U spending a
short time with his brother, Lester,
on the former Furry ranch south of
Phoenix.
Mrs. Surle B. Standard and her
mother, Mra Lldla Vincent, were out
on th Highway south of Phoenix,
calling on the shut-ins and distribut
ing Sunday school literature last Fri
day. Dndng class and play hour for
children 8 to 6 years, on Thursday,,
9:90 to U a. m.; per month. Kay I
Kastie Dance Studio, across from Roxy '
thetter. -
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24 styles.
Fancy grains
r labrikold.
Id is
Spring
Werrf We. SAIBI
Flat Crepe
49c
'rat
All raven,
3 S-l a h.
Firmly ver
sa sna wssh.
sble. In 29
new colors.
rVWWWr SAW
Printed Crepe
23s.. 2
New design
Safin eei aaJEs
on. Bsresi VgSgdK
sad eetioa. rSJfie
Washable. 3S-
In. wide.
WW WW SAW
.'Itt-In. Muslin
45c
10 Yds.
Fisssh wev
an. C d
.heavy aaal
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bleached.
Bar newl
WW WW SAW
Girdles
77c
Dm. Irani. Tat"".!
leeeiack. KjHlL 1
26 u J4-ln. yJJJt
14-ln.' lirdle. HImTW
24 1 i4. r yy mi
WerdW SAW
Work Pants
88c
Surdy lab
rlea. Set ea
waist band.
Striae' Pa
tent. Sropea
dsr bnueo.
WanWW SAW
Work, Seeks
Saaira
25c J
F a ra a t tr&r&'VXrw
"RockJord"! A rfAJ
M.aiin rLPvyl
weight eat. tfijjffif
Ion. Vslaet L3skiidL
WsWWdr SAW
Bey's Shirts
$1.00
lor d r s .1
Plain or fan.
er doth, lin
ed cellar
and tails,
i:V4 1 wa.
Ware WW saui
Men's Seeks
a wain
7sn
29c ML
Silk snd rs-
yen. Mercer
ised ceilen L"r
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lees. Uaasasssaaasi
Ward Week SALEI Men! Here's Your Chance to SAVEI
i .
car UAMIETrS
Men you work hard for your money make it work hard
er for you daring Ward Week. Overalls and Jacket of heavy,
8-oz. denim, cut really big, for more comfort; triple stitched
seams; every strain point bartacked. Comfortable, high back
Overalls. Popular "Homesteader" pattern Jacket, designed
for active men. Your choice at this price for Ward Week!
Boys' High Back Oreralh, 35c Each, 3 for S1
HHJSMY WORK SHOES
Thoy'ro Easily Worth $230!
Tough, pliable, black elk;
harness stitched; tare fall
oak leather soles, sewed
mnd nailed; storm well, rub
ber heel. Wide aiaea, 6 ta
11. Ward Week only?
$1.49
Ward Week SALE!
Printed AU SUk
Flat Crepe
Ward's Bought 50.000 Yardsl
54c
The lewest price at
which we've eve
sold this finnly we
ns silk crepe. 3
t 39 inches wide.
In all the pepolar
patul shades '
summer. Remember,
this price Ward
Week enlr!
Ward Wook SALE!
22x44 Towels
Famous Cannon Quality
Shf.
29c
22 by 44 Inches fat
mom "Cannon
brand. Fluffy and
absorbent. L o n f
wearing. Snowy
white with blue,
pink, gold or gray
border.
S lvania Prints
Wow Wtalc SALEI Say 20fil
Novor Boforo at This LowPrka
YD.
Choose from lo different patterns prinU f
every type, from tiny square to Urge floral
effect in tub-fat colon to tutt everyone.
Make p.p your sumnter clothe mow! Sew more!
36 inche wide. Wart Week only 1
Ward Weok Sale!
nouse Dresses
Easily Worth 25 More
33c
We BanoVp i c k e 1
the style, the fab
rics, Ute prints, and
they're besatlesl
Wsshsble, too!
Sleeveless or with
short or cap
tleeres. 9tock ant
Ward Week SALE!
Silk Slips
Save at least 10!
98c
Even our regular prlco
Is extra low. Save
mother 10 Ward
Week. Lace trimmed
top and bottom. 46
Inoh length. V or
quaro neck lines. Blaa
out. Flesh, tea rose
and white.
Ward Wk SALEI Savo 75
$1 2-75
Regular $20 Value Cash in on thii laving) Brand new
tylea, every one! Distinctive material imartly tailored
for men aooustomed to looking their beat. Chooae from
Spring' moat approved oxfords, grayi, blues, browns and
tana. Conservative patterns and colorful pattern. All
size from 34 to 46. And there' no charge for alteration I
Ward Wook SALE I
Work Socks
Regularly 75c Save Ahout V
First thn wVa said
Iheaa at this law price.
Two thread heerr.
Three thread be sad
tea. Sise 1 as U
Ward Weak aaiy.
Ward Week SALE!
Oxfords
A Union - Made Bargain!
$1.79
Men Mve during this -day
sale. Genuine calfsldn
dress oxford nude In New
Kngland. Oak leather out
sole. Goodyear welt. Rub
ber heels. Sizes 6 to 11.
Ward Week SALEI Save Mort Than 10 I
WA sun En
jfglij, $39.95
Sav More Than 70 And It's Our
Fosftt Selling Electric Washer. Does
5 Persons Washing in 30 Minutes.
$4 Down, Plus Carrying Charge.
Does ALL the washing a basketful
at timet Big bulky things, badly
toiled pieces, your sheerest silks and
fragile lingerie.
Even grimy cuff and collar wash
a clean as if rubbed by hand. You
don't have to do pieces over in the
Wardway.
Remember There's NO POST in
the Wardway tub to jam the clothe
and atop the suds from penetrating.
.Recommended by Ward's Bureau of
Standards. Ward Week Only I
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Phone 286.
Medford, Ore.