Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1933, Page 10, Image 10

.HEDFORTJ SESTC TRIBTTNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAT 10, 1933.
MEET TOMORROW'S BUSINESS LEADERS TODAY!
MEDPORD HI TAKES COMPLETE CHARGE OP WARD'S THURSDAY.
sinncni
0 KI& fill! s
membership drive being carried on
by the Jackson County Health asso
ciation, the city library haa on dis
play with appropriate poster to an
nounce them a number of books on
(health.
The splendid assortment Includes
books advising the expectant mother,
messages on care of the new baby,
eare and feeding of the growing
F23TE TEST
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of youth, nerves and diets.
All citizens of the valley are Invited
to take advantage of this service ex
tended by the library at all times and
procure whatever Information Is de
sired In caring for health problems.
A list of food habits best for
growth waa released yesterday by the
health association for th child. It
reads:
East three meals dally: eat nothing
between meals unless the physician
ssys so. These dally meals should
Include:
Milk: 3 to 4 oups to drink, and In
cooked foods.
BreBd or Cereal One or both at
every meal.
Vegetsblcs snd rrult Potatoes and
at least two other vegetables and
fruit (Citrus fruit and tomatoes of
ten.) Eggs Three or four weekly.
Fat Two to four tableepoonfuls
of such fat as butter, olive oil, cream
and fat meats.
Bweets In cooked foods only. Ho
sweets between meala.
Other Foods Either meat, fish,
dried beans, dried peas or lentils for
older children.
Cod-llver Oil Two to three tea
spoonfuls. Fooa Alone Cannot Protect Health
Bleep 9 to 11 hours each night,
with windows open.
play two or more hours In the
fresh air dally, with at least one-half
hour In the sun when It shines.
Drink water freely between meals.
Attend to elimination regularly.
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
' . (By Adrian Fraley.)
The senior play, "A Full House."
wilt be given Friday night In the
senior high school auditorium on
Bouth Oakdale, with a cast of 14
characters, seven boys and seven
girls chosen from the senior elsss.
Anna Mae Puson Is taking an Im
portant lead In this year's senior play
a "Mrs. Flomlng," a very difficult
role becsuse the person Is overly ac-
, tlve and very Inquisitive. Mrs. Flem
ing holds herself aloof end considers
other people, especially men. un
trustworthy. Tom Ruson Is playing the role of
Sergeant Dougherty," who has a
very difficult time In tracking the
thief who stole the rubles. This Is
Fuson's second apearance on the
stage.
The part of Susie, the maid, Is fill
ed by Mabel Miller. Bhe has won
pralae at rflheeraala for the way she
interprets the part, Miss Miller has
made very few appearances upon the
tsge but she has been very active
In school life.
Bob Boot Is taking the part of the
BngUsh servant, Parkers.
PRESCOn'S PICTURE
AND TRAGEDY STORY
In the May lesuo of "The Lion," of
ficial publication of the service club,
photo of Constable Oeorge J. Prea
oott, and a abort article appear toll
ing of the .high regard In which the
officer who waa shot down by L. A.
Banks, waa held. Hla name waa also
listed In . the tnemoiiam column.
"Lions Who Hare Gone Before.'
The article stated: "Death, sudden
and violent, came some days ago to
Oeorge J. Preacott, one of the beat
loved and most highly regarded Lions
of Med ford, Oregon. Lion Preacott
waa a constable, and while In line of
duty, serving ft warrant lnsued by a
court of law, he waa shot dead with
out warning by the man for whom
the warrant had been taken out.
"A long editorial trlbut in tthe lo
cal newspaper closes with this para
graph: The best tribute we can pay
to Oeorge Preecott la that he died
In the line of duty died carrying out
the mandates of the law he had
sworn before bis God to uphold.1
LEGION ENJOYS
NIGHT IN ME
Many a stein was tipped again at
the old United Btatea' hotel at Jack
sonville Monday night and the "days
of old. the days of gold" were revived
for many as the well known hostelry
echoed with songs and strains of
dance tunes until (and after) the
midnight hour, as Legionnaires and
members of the Auxiliary were enter
tained by the pioneer comrades.
There were aoo guests In attend
ance from Metlford and Jacksonville
and several surrounding towns, Herb
Alford. commander of the Oranta
pass post, and Mrs. Altord were pres
ent from that city and Lane Ooodell
from the Portland post.
The "Dutch" lunch, with which
the evening's entertainment opened,
waa followed by dancing. Music was
furnished by the Jacksonville or
chestra. Are you looking for a "Wosrsbls"
Hose? Try the He and 1 ones at
MEET THURSDAY'S
MANAGEMENT
Adrian Fraley, Store Manager.
Oalen Knox, AdT. Manager.
Leo Cook, Display Mansger.
Paul Dorf, Clothing Dept. Mgr.
H. Williams, Work Clothing
Dept. Manager.
Albert Santo, Radio Dept. Mgr.
John Sparks, Tire .Dept. Mgr.
Paul Sohafer, Hdw. Dept. Mgr.
Clifford Ayres, Paint Dept. Mgr.
Alfred Randies, Piece Goods
Dept. Mgr.
Boyd Prlnoe, Hosiery Dept. Mgr,
Bob Ottoman, Lingerie Dept.
Mgr.
Robert Sparks. Fashion Dept.
Mgr.
Tennis Ball
29c
WsnFs New
"Cham p."
Approved by
TJ.S.L.T.A.
Innenealed t
Woo! cover.
Golf Balls
4 tor
89c
As
Can
Equal to any
SOc ball.
Robber cen
ter and wind,
big. Batata
Cuttyhunk Line
79c
Thre a d e d
Irish linen.
For heavy
fishing. SO
yds. of SO
lb. test.
Uaratfe Vise
$J98
New I Msny
ipeelsl fee
lureil Swivel
bate, Ma
chinist vIm ,
leek nut
Elec. Stove
1 burners Quick -Jintlni.
Green snd Ivory norcelain en
smel. Keent
kitchen cool!
$3.95
New quick-heating bottom
Saves fuel Saves time!
A lu in in u m
4S.
Bach
Of pare slami
DSD, polished
mirror bright
New shapes, with
wide, graceful
beJLbortems.Hest
quickly, easy te
wash. -
Our Regular SOc Quality
Water- Color Opaque
Window Shades
39c
Ess.
Tster-eolor opaque
hsdesl All perfect.
Mounted on dost
proof copper
trimmed rollers.
Complete, ready te
hsng. Thit price for
limited time o"!y.
A
Good Roofing As Money
Buy Costs LESS at Ward's
Roofing
$060
87-Ib.
Boll
Superstate mad
of strong felt. sst
orated with pure)
waterproof as.
phalu Defies sleet
and spsrks. Letts
for years. Esty te
lay. Come in and
see It today.
One Spool Fences Vi Mite
Barb Wire
Costs LESS at Ward's
$75
B4 Spool
(UK) tWr)
Wound compact
ly, this wire won
tangle. Hesvfly
galvanised for
rost resistance.
Long, sharp barbs.
Veers for parr.
For only $15.70 yon can paint an average six room house !
And that includes Hnseed oil and turpentine! Here's how
Ward's Zinc-ite paint compares with lead-and-oil paints
costing M more: '
2. It covers more surface. Ono
gallon of Zinc-ite puts two coat
on full 400 square feet! .
2. It hides better. Two coats
hide even blackest black!
BARN PAINT Save 25 on bain
paint, too! Grounds-like good house
paint. C1 ftft gai
$1.00'
In 5 caL cans. ......
LINSEED
Boiled . ..
on,
Best quality.
89c
50-Pound Cotton '
Mattress
An outstanding value at
$595
Center of floffy eot
ton. Top and bot
torn of felted cotton
to prevent bnxrpi
ness. Boll edge.
Floral art ricking.
Waterproof! Stalnprooff
Wardoleum Rugs
9x12-Ft. Sixe, Only,
Cool) Sanitary!
Fine for summer
floors. The hard
enameled surfsee
Is proof against
fruit juice stains,
grease and water.
Easy to clean.
Sea King 3 HP- Twin
Outboard Motor
Ward's Low Price Saves $20
$5995
World's lightest
Twin. Light
nough f e r ca
noes! Powerful
enough for a big
boatload! Weighs
only 29 lbs. Mads
exclusively f r
WsnTs.
Make Your Own Puzzles
Handy for Many Odd Jobs!
Jig Saw
$28
Tilts to 4S de
grees. Table Is
14 in. a trees,
thre It is lMncb
e. Adjustment for
sq Baling. A bandy
tool for odd jobs
areend the hoste.
tJ11 498
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3. It lasts longer. Does not chip,
peel or blister. It chalks evenly,
making re-painting easier and
cheaper. Retains its brightness.
4. Its easy to apply. " Ton can
do the job yourself, if yon like.
SCREEN PAINT One quart cover
10 to 12 screens. Will not
clog mesh. ...... ......... 42c q"
BRUSH SPECIAL 4 inches wide,
'3 inches long. 100 pure Chinese
For general use
bristles. 59c
Dry-Fast Enamel Saves 25
Dries in 4 Hours! Washable!
95
C
Use ft on wood or metal, and apply it yourself. It's easy,
brushing. Takes only a few minutes, and dries perma
nently in only 4 hours! Can easily he washed. Comes
in 17 colors I
SEMI-GLOSS INSIDE PAINT for woodwork, walls of
radiators. Washable. 15 colon
Save 40 to 50 Use Ward's
100 Pure Pennsylvania il
In
20 Less Than Last Year For
A Tub, Lavatory and Closet
$4150
?5 down. $5 monthly. Small Carrying Charge.
The U. S. Bureau of Standards rates the
porcelain enamel of this set "First Qual
ity." All its other materials are of like
quality. Fittings are all-metal,
chromium plated. Closet haa new flat
shelf-top tank, hardwood seat, with
rubbed mahogany finish. Easy to install
w579500Miles on a Riverside
rubber not
WE
a gallon in 1 gallon cans
Zinc-ite comes in 2 1 modern colors.
Lei us estimate how much you can
save on your house painting this year.
qt.
Your Own Container It U
1 6C qt-
Ward's ' Riverside 100 pure Pennsylvania oil Is from
Bradford crude which commands highest price of ANY
crude oiL When sold in service stations oil of this qual
ity costa you 30c-35ca quart.
yet worn thru
-wife tnthusiaitic tir
Riversides Now As Low As
Jits 19x4:40-31
Ward's constantly receives unsolicited letters In
praise of Riversides. Riversides are quality tires.
Our guarantee proves it unlimited on time or
mileage. Every Riverside site is at a similar lav
ing to low price above. Mounted Free.
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