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SffiDFORDMAIL TKIBUOT, JffeErfrQWI OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933. SIM NEW DRIVE TO WIDEN Ml ST. Property owners of East Main atreet, who are promoting the street widening program. Interrupted at the laat meeting of the city oouncll bj tiling of protest by several firms represented on the street, announced today that two new petitions would be In circulation soon. They provide for a division of the work. The first petition will call for the widening of the street from Bartlett, east to Riverside; the second for wid ening from Riverside, east to Almond. The original petition provided for widening the street from Front to Almond. During the time elapsing since It waa presented the council, however, several property ownera have bad a change of heart, and atgned the protest petition, brought before the council last week. The finance, and atreet and rosd committees with Al Llttrell and W. M. Clemenson as chairmen, met yes terday to consider again the city's agreement to widen the Bear Creek bridge if the street widening was ac complished by the property owners. The committees came to no decision and It Is probable that the new peti tions of the property owners will be presented before the second meeting of the two committees. When the city Included In the budget, funds for widening of the Bear Creek bridge, It was with the vnderstsndlng that the atreet widen ing, exclusive of the bridge, would be financed by the property owners. Upon filing of protest by property owners at the last council meeting, the city, too; showed signs of a change of heart and the whole pro grim returned to the argumentative stage. to her borne with rheumatism that does not seem to respond to treat ment. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Orlra and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sweden left for a hunting trip on Union Creek. They will stop at Moore csbln. They ei- pect to return Bsturdsy. Mrs. Orlm psrtletpatetl In a dutk shooting con test In Nebraska and won the prise. Miss Alts Norcroas of Ashland waa a Central Point ahopper Tuesday. Miss Norcroas la teaching school on Rogue River. iSy. and Mrs. Barry Davtsson are spending a week In Portland with their daughter, Mrs. Meyer, end fam ily. Mrs. Wm. Perguson of Rosy Ann district is spending a few days visit ing friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. ruber of British Co lumbia are guests at the A. H, Webs ter home. Mrs. Mattle Parker, who haa been 111 for two weeks. Is Improving. Mrs. Lecey wss hostess to the Roys Neighbors on Thursday, J. W. Welch has returned from Cra ter Lake, where he haa been em ployed for. two weeks. NevlU Chapter, Past Matrons' club, wss recently entertained st the bom of Mrs. W. C. Leever. An enjoyable afternoon was had and refreshments served to. Mesdames Lola Norcrosi. Ellzsbetb Scott, Ellxsbeth Faber, Elsie Martin. Agnes Head. Leila Paxson. Mabel Bennett, Inea Ferguson and hostess, Issbells Leever. Mrs. Langston was hostess to the Carnation club Wednesday. Those m ettendsnca were Mesdsmes Lois Rich ardson. Dorothy Root. Clem Oleaaon. Alts Kelly, Zella McBeth of Phoenli and hostess. Mary Langston. Miss Jesn Brown suffered a bsdly burned arm, by falling Into a bon fire recently. CUT OUT, IE LIVES ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28. (AP) A re port on the suooesaf ul removal of an entire lung from a patient by Dr. Kvarte A. Oraham was made public for publication today by Dr. Morris Flshbeln, editor of the journal of sue American Medical association. In an article appearing in the bur rent Journal, Dr. Graham and Dr. J. J. Singer, both of the Washington University school of medicine here, rat -it is apparently the first time in which the whole lung ha been deliberately removed at one stage." Cancer necessitated removal of the lung. The operation was performed last April B, but no previous reports oi h ana oeen made public The pat lent, a Pittsburgh physician, Is re ported fully recovered. ELKS PUN HALLOWE'EN The Elks are making extensive plana these days for the Hallowe'en danoe, which will open the social season next Tuesday night at the temple. Muslo will be played by Reginald Titer' orchestra and decorations in keeping with the holiday will con cert the temple Into the spooky realm of witches. The dance committee, beaded by Bob Strang, promises that the party will be one that will set a high standard for the dance sea son in Medford. 1 : BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peter son of East Jackson atreet, a boy, weighing air pounds, 10 ounces, at the Community hospital today. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Oct. afl. (Spl.) Orange opened Friday night with ' light attendance. The charter waa draped In memory of Mrs. !trnestlne I Rostel. She will be sadly missed by all. ! Various topic were discussed and name of new candldstes for mem bership read. Plans were arranged for serving a turkey dinner to the public on the evening of November ; 7. atartirg at o'clock and entertain- ' ment provided for the remainder of the evening. During the lecture hour a white elephant sale wss held and various recreational game enjoyed until re- I frnahment were announced by the H. E. C. Election of officers will take piece at the next meeting November All members are urged to be present. i The Hallowe'en party to be given ! by the Women's Relief Corps will be held In the building esst of Stone's drug store, formerly used as a dance hall. There will be a program, a country etore, sandwich and doughnut coun ter, a fish pond for the youngsters. ' and other means of entertainment to make it a Joyous evening. A fine at tendance la desired, and all who wish , fnsy corns In costume. This organlra tlon I on of the fornmost In relief work. W. R. o. Inspector will b here the erternoon of November 4. The regu lar meeting dsy. All members are requested to make a special effort to attend. Mrs. Merrln Oleason, who has been 111 for som time Is slightly Im proved. Bobby Hosgland Is going about on crutches a the result of , tvdly sprained ankle. Mrs. Edwsrd Jones of Central Point left Saturday on the Shasta for Kim ball. Minn, to attend the funeral of her mother, who passed away Friday. I t Hn, Jo Wright la stllj confined. Cotton and wool are going sy HIGH in price SnaD up bargains now! Buy Ward's 5 wool III iff 1W1HIIB1II TMallTllllllllMaaaEalMI " I I.LI LAN K Winter's not far away and you're going to need blankets plenty of them! . Ward's "PrusUlas" are woven of nice soft wool (5) with selected core-cotton yarn for strength and service. 66x80 inches fall bed size. Beautiful boudoir colors plus an attractive 3-inch sateen binding. Blue, rose, hclio, green, gold. Seize your chance and BUY NOW! Staple Cotton Plaid Blankets, 70x80 inches Ward's famous $ 1 Tleecydowns." Dainty pastels I 59 pair All Wool Plaid Blanlceb, 66x80 inches. 4 pounds in weight. 4 inch sateen binding. Pastels $C98 W pair 98 PAIR 3 pounds just right for comfort. Equally Smart! Vmfurrmd r Rich Furred Winter Coats $295 Lined and Interlined Look at Ward's line-up of coat sue cesses. (Fur and fabric prices are rising oven ai we peak of them 1) - Rich, nubby tweedi now selling for twice the money! Soft, crcpey wool, ens generously furred with MAN. CHURIAN WOLF DOG, SEALINE and BEAVERETTE. Mothers, k Pays to Stock Up Now on Tvbfast Print Dresses 59 Wither withmtt Lng or nhart vVe expect a crowd of thrifty ' mother on hand early to snap up these emsrt little dresses ... an excep tional value because they were purcnased at "depression price." They're daintily styl ed, hand embroider ed, absolutely fast to washlnf, full sited. Belted or stralrht-llne styles. 1 to 6 years. Orrat Value! New Fall Prints "Treasure" Cottons! 25c yd. Cotton prints that look like sheer wools! In the new Fell colors and all tubrastl 36 In. wide. Shaker Flannel a-InchWh!tel 15C yd. Um It with con ft dene for any of baby's thing. Soft and warm. Bleached a pure white, M'tunes easily. 36-Inch Muslin Bleached Pure White! 14C yd! Full standard quality . . slightly starched. Fine tor pillow rases and seamed sheets. 36 Inches wide: Cheesecloth Unbleached; 3B-Inch 5Cyd. Low price cloth for polishing furniture. Buy several yards at this low price. Fine mesh. 32-Inch Ticking Blue-'and-Whlte! 26C yd. Uandard 8-ounre feather-proof ticking for pillows and mat tresses. Woven of cotton yarns, Tubfast. Special Valus SHOTGUN Shoots 6 shots In 5 seconds Men's Work Shirts 69c ciViir Outlast all others at the price! ' Doa ble elbows. Triple Sard eVsSDJBmWal, iaMBBl Sale of Silk Crepes in Fall Prints 59 yard These prints wul start scissors snipping out smart costumes (or fall! We're already snipped the price) way below usual. New tweed -liko and stipple patterns. SS inches wider Save now! "Buddy Wards" TSSaMWs 59c White, plains and fancies m vat-dye broadcloth. Fall em. Lang wearing. Saturday Savings! Exceptional Group of Men9 Dress Shirts 79 Months ago we boaght op tor cash every better shirt we eooM had. To-day they're worth twice this price. Fnfl-cnt, color last, fine fabrics. White, plains faucic. Men's Gloves Of HserrWUnC 15c Knit-wrist canr gloves, heavy 9-oa. nap-in cotton flaa-net- Sturdy 1 This Week Only! Men's Cotton Union Suits C 69 Hwrit Atsathasi Wejef Buy all voo can prices an rising. Comfortable weight A can wear all yenr roand. Rib knit, ankle length. Fall art. Cray 36 to 46. si 995 W bar. sola ISt, 000 ol these runs. Rnnrers fall .them the safest, smooth-est,- laslest made. AD parts are chrome vsnadiom-sl e eL Stock is polished hlsrk walnut Easy, juick takedown. In 12. la. tod K ranje. S-T.R-E.T.CH to fit Girls' Comrysmig Vests or Panties 35, - Ahne tfaxy m ye they Wretch to perfect fit! Light weight Bate, tab ipsendWlly. Deeds no inning. Low Deck, no weevn, Suva fee all Flesh. Quality That Makes Yo Want This Rayon Lingerie 50c Sofe Eke Cam SHI, tailored or tl'Luuiswl vesta, bloonau. aoortjea, rtep-sns and panties. Well fitting, fall srxed. Uan der nicely. Bay now ad save end bsry srveraC Don't get cavght vrith a battery too weak for Winter 5) ATPtFr? V Worn prices 00 orj 94 o NEW WoreJi RIVERSIDE WhrttK. Kir Snstsfrt ff cvf 13-11 svotw . I hi , J W- I III f I It IjJ I I s5 With Tonr Old Battery 75 GUARANTEED FOR 2 WINTERS Be) Wlntrr-Viso. Get 1 Vintrr King rxrw smd beat winter atirting titrable. 18 months guaranteed aer-rice. Extra power dependable power (or quicker atartingT in all weather. Low-price! t Riverside Motor Oil In your Rtrerslde Spsrk Plugs. Ea. container, 1 n 330. 4 or more. Pure Wool WorningI Prices An Qimblngl Overcoats 1 JfcH- Sensational! w or iced at si 395 I each HAND, tacked linings BAND-JeaedeoUarl BAND. finished buttonhole! Clothes of this call ber will soon be tax higher Wool prices have al ready jumped 100 since our A pril pur chase.' Skilled tai lors . . . famous for $25 clothes made np this ex traordinary gronpt BRAND NEW checked, plaid or striped suits. Over, coats are Harris, type tweeds, fleeces, chmcbiltas,' Meltons. Mothers! One of Our Greatest Shoe Values I Children's Shoes $00 Know values? Thea yoar enthusiasm will equal ours! Mows' shoes bnih for tog, jumping feet, and bruit on good comfortable lasto of fine leathers. Sketched Black patent leatb. er plain toeblrjcTjeT high shoe on ioot. sfurpe !&, chrrarnsj retarmed lea the soles. Two-tone brown ealf grain oxford, pig trim. 1 ot. iJt 1. . OaSC J . - : wt no OOw st , "",,,""asssssassssssi 117 South Central Medford, Ore. Phone 286
