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PJTOE FOTTR JITSBFORT) IfATTj TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1933. Shiny Nose Popular These Days r ? 4l: V ! "',. ' ' I F- li J K f ' r' ' ' r . v ; i IS J "Luminous moknip la here to stny." So say style authorities. And, when you view the natural, shiny, radiant beauty of Evelyn Knapp, pop ular motion picture star, you'll say no wonder Mlu Knapp ha thrown away her powder puff. Kver since Milady thought anything about her personal appearance the bane of her Me has been a shiny nose. She fought It In every con ceivable manner, and now If she would follow the latest edict of fash ion she must right-about-face. Bhlny noses are the very latest thing. But th shine must be skilfully applied, the nose la not Just left to Itself to amilre the Rloss. The end of powdering la In sight, tor luminous makeup has made a spectacular debut. Tomorrow morn ing there will arrive a party from the "Dawn of Hollywood" company who will lntroduo the new "Luminous Dawn" makeup to this city. Miss Dawn will be here In person with s group of skin specialists end two bright girls from the "Gold Diggers of 1933," who will present a fashion ahow and display appropriate "lumi nous makeup tor all occasion." The new luminous makeup, con ceived In Hollywood and dedicated to the proposition that a shiny nose Is something to be cherished, consists of a thin film of a preparation that has a cream base and resembles mo tion picture mokeup. Applied In the morning, It remains for the rest ol the day. Its sticking qualities are expected to be a great time saver to busy stenographers who In te past have been taking time out every few minutes to use the powder puff. "Luminous Dawn" makeup restores the youthful Incandescence to akin that has begun to take on a leathery appearance, the demonstrators of the new makeup declare. Demonstrations and a fashion show will be given at Mann's Department Store at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow, Tues day and Wednesday. Free facials and plastic masks will be given all week and Miss Dawn will lecture and lntroduco two young ladles of the screen, Miss Seager and Miss Dorothy Oct. who will show the ladles of Medford how Luminous Dawn la worn and what shades are applicable to morning, afternoon and ovenlng. Misses Dorlce, Sylvia and Wanda, skin specialists and masseurs, will offer froe private consultation and facials. "But don't rush, girls," urges Miss Dawn, "because we can't shine up everybody In town. But be there early." .10 By Helen McAllister During a long period in blgb school, the Torch Honor society bu been the goal of efficient and intelligent Individual! and It requires diligent effort on the part of the members to retain their membership. In a recent meeting prospects of new members were regarded and will be chosen after the first six weeks from the honor roll. Also the plans for an Initiation psrty were discuss ed and will be held November 10 at Barbara Holt's home. Although this club Is for honoring scholastlcal students only, It sponsors and enters assemblies and all stu dent body activities. The offlcer of Torch Honor are: Irene Stubblefleld, president; Wallace Lowry, vice president; Pauline Rog ers, secretary-treasurer, and Phillip Lowry, historian. Members within the society at present are: Helen Crane, John Dol lalre, Dorothy Gore, Cleo Hicks. Dolph Jones, Barbara Holt, Jean Leverette. Phillip Lowry, Wallace Lowry, Pauline Rogers, Doris Rose. Irene Stubblefleld, Ruth Tucker, Ar ietta Tyrell and Betty Vllm. Miss Eula Benson Is faculty ad visor for this group. SCHRADER DANCE CLASS DISCONTINUED Ted Schrader announces that the Armory dance atudlo will be closed until November 9. Mrs. Schrader was called to Los Angeles this week by the Death of her father and Mr. Schrader will not be able to leave his Grants Pass classes to conduct the Medford school. Mr. Barnes Outlines His Way to Aid Labor, Prices (Article No. 7) Stabilization I will not let my friend. Mr. Ruhl, editor of the Mai Tribune, sacrifice himself, or abdicate the position he has held so long as the moat brilliant editor out of Jail. Not even for the purpose of bringing out a discussion on Inflation. No such "Inferiority com plex" as admitted In Friday's edi torial could find lodgment in the mind of one capable of writing the editorials appearing in the Medford Mall Tribune the past many years. If the unemployed are put to work by the Federal Government and paid wages by the government Issuing them non-Interest bearing treasury notes it Is self evident that unemploy ment will be ended for the time be ing, and If enough men are put to work at high enough wages and paid In this currency prices of commodi ties must go up. My friend must go with me this far. Even Porter J. Netf claims he understands thlfc-mucb of the proposal. I will not let Porter J. Neff go to the head of the class with out a protest. Back in Kansas when I was a boy my father, on the 4th of July, would give me twenty five cents to spend. I always bought fire crackers and red peppermint drops. Sometimes a fire cracker would explode too soon an.l burn my fingers. Once the red pep permint candy made me sick, but I always had a grand time during the celebration. If the unemployed were put to work as proposed and paid by Increasing the volume of currency there Is no question but that we would have a grand time during the celebration. Every one working, high er wages and higher prices for com modities would insure certain pros perity for the time being. Could this prosperity be continued? Could the government continue at all times from generation to generation to guaran tee Jobs for all workers at a high minimum wage and further guarantee that the dollars paid him would con tinue to have the same purchasing power In commodities from one gene ration to another? President Roosevelt In a message to the World Economic Conference stat ed, "My hope is for a commodity dol lar that will have the same purchas ing power from generation to genera tion" or words to that effect. That la a stabilized price level of commodi ties. We have outlined a positive plan to bring prices up. Have we as posi tive a plan to check rising prices sf ter we have once put up prices thr-i inflation and employment of the un employed? Yes, by reversing the pro cess if by no other means. Men could be laid off on the left side, the gov ernment side, and forced to seek em ployment on the commodity producing side, so Increase commodity produc tion while at the same time the gov ernment could redeem Increasing amounts of currency from circulation as Income taxes were paid In for this purpose. This would as surely bring prices down as the other process would bring prices up. Another way would I be to levy an Income tax on all men j working for wages as well as on thoae making profits out of business. And all the money so raised be used to re- ; tire currency from circulation so re duce the purchasing power and the ! volume of currency In circulation. This would surely bring down the price of commodities. My belief is that neither of these Ore and Bullion Purchased Lkai br State of CalUormU BitaWiM 1907 WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING SC REFINING CO. OfficMi 742 Mulut St., Sn FruicittO PUnt; South Sn Fnnriico SEVERIN Battery Service Medford Made Batteries 18 Mo. Guar. S5 2 Yr. Guar. $6 Recharge, our f""fc, GENERATOR EXCHANGE Electrical Specialists In Armature Rewinding 1522 No. Riverside. Phone 380 drastic measures would be necessary. When once the government has es tablished a minimum wage, say 60 cents per hour for common labor, this would finally determine the price level of commodities. Automatically workers would go from the govern ment side, the left side, to the pro duction of commodities on the right aide, as the price level of commodities went up. J. 0. BARNES. Live Within Your Means Are yon making the mistake of trying to keep tip with your neighbors . . , Living in the present only and not saving for future emergencies? Think it over, and budget t your expenses so that there will be something reserved t each pay day for your savings account. Medford National Bank Deliveries Are Slow We have been fortunate in securing a number of the mar velous .new ... MAJESTICS Come in and hear them. Then place your order. We will re ceive only a few at a time! PALMER Music and Electric Store E. Main. Phone 788 EI JESS STAFFORD, who with his fa mous Paramount pictures band, will , be featured at the Oriental Gardens, i Thursday evening, October ID. i The Internationally famous band comes through the negotiations of U. , O. Young, who after considerable cor respondence with Oole McElroy M Portland, who Is bringing the band Into the Pacific Northwest. ' Jess Stafford will be remembered by many lovers of terpslchore for his splendid work in the Herb Wledo.'t 1 band as a trombone virtuoso. When the beloved leader passed away Staff ord succeeded him at the head of the talented organization. He took the band to the Palace hotel In San Fran cisco where for two and one-half years they were the toast of the Ool den Gate city. Then the call of the silver screen came to them. Recently Stafford has been Induced to make a personal appearance tour with his band. The result of this ven ture Is reported tn theatrical maaslnu as "an outstanding success." For 16 weeks they held sway over the stage at the Warner Brother's Million Doi- , lar Hollywood theatre. I Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to oui many friends for the acts of kindness and sympathy extended ua during our recent be reavement; also for the beautiful floral offerings. Fred Taylor, Evelyn Taylor. Lester Taylor, Mrs. Ethel ; KHriRle, Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs. ETd painter, Mrs. Dorsey Johnson, Allen and John Staliawoitb, ""ll " smimiai , M ii ir-f .mi ! DO YOU NEED CASH? sgx Mail Tribune Classified Ads -CI i I mM Give You Many an Opportunity pf?i ' I I W. to Get It and Save It! fW 'j'l Tp"); I I .HINGS you no longer need ... or things you wish to replace with something new always find a ready market in the Mail Tribune Want Ads. You'll find them everyday under such classifications as Furniture, Radios, Used Cars, Office Equipment, etc. Both sellers and buyers find the Want-Ad columns the most logical means for Quick Action. Use the want ads to buy and to sell . . . YOU'LL FIND IT PAYS. USE Mail Tribune CLASSIFIED AD 1 "!