MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933.
PAGE THREE
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton
Christmas Vesper Concert
Announced by Normal
To all person who love Christmas
which surriv includes every-
body, an invitation has been extend
ed by the Southern Oregon Normal;
school to a Christmas vesper concert'
Sunday afternoon, December 10, at 4
o'clock. The women's glee club and
the S. O. N. 3. chorus, directed by
Louise Woodruff, will present the
program, which Includes, the favor
ite Yulctlde melodic of many lands,
promising each person a carol dear
to his heart, regardless of his na
tionality. Since there are a number of Med
ford students In the glee club, the
quartet and the chorus, a large at
tendance from this city is expected.
The complete program follows:
Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming
...... Praetorlus
Women's Glee Club.
t Solemn Midnight Came a Call
Old French
31eep Little Dove Old Alsatian Noel
Jean Crawford. Beulah Heath.
Aileen Guy and Chorus.
.Noel of the Shepherds
Traditional Melody
Words after Nicholas Saboly
(1614-1675)
Women's Glee Club.
This Endris Night Old English
Croon Carol -.. Old German
S. O N. S. Chorus.
Obllgato, Hugh Gllmore.
Ye Burghers All Old French Noel
S. O. N. s. unorus.
O Jesu So Sweet -
Scheldt's "Tablaturebuch"
1650 Har., J. Sebastian Bach
Ancels Fair We Heard on High..
French Traditional
The Virgin's Slumber Song..Max Reger
I Know. O Vlrsln Mary French
Women's Glee Club.
Irwanda Bateman, Soprano.
Margaret Poley, Mezzo-Soprano.
Sing Noel ......
Old French, "Au Saint Nau'
Stars Lead "Us Ever On
Sioux Tribal Carol, arr. by Harvey
Gaul.
Silent Niht Cruber
6. O. N. S Chorus.
Mary Chambers, Accompanist,
Garden Club to Pevote
Time to Wlntei Bouquets.
Winter bouquets, more necessary
than summer ones In maintaining
within the home that much desired
contact with the outdoors, will be dls.
cussed at this evening's meeting of
the Medford Garden club. An Inter
esting program on the preparation
and use of them Is scheduled.
There are also some important busi
ness matters to come before the club
. at this meeting and a large attend
ance Is being urged.
Tomorrow Is Daddy's
Night at Lincoln School.
The Lincoln School 8ervlce club
will observe Daddy's night tomorrow
with a festive program, .opening with
turkey dinner at 6:30 o'clock. The
program to follow will be directed by
Mrs. Charles Luman and Mrs. Arthur
Adler. The dinner chairman for the
evening is Mrs. Mark van der Mark.
25c Squlbb'l
Talcums
16c
Biif il
Sanitary Napkins
25c Veldown
15c
"Frank
MediCO Pipes
89c
Filters Free
3"
Gleaming, Tissues
25c KREEM0FF
15c
10c North State
Tobacco
2 for 15c
Analgesique
31c
Bun ii i
$1.00 "norlot"
Almond Lotion
39c
IV size
Mercurochrome
lie
5c Popular Brands
Cough Drops
3 for 10c
Teacher' Chorus to Tresent
"Songs From Many Lands."
The- Teachers Choral club of Jack-
""V PPe the sec-
ond prgoram of the season at the
Talent city hall Friday evening, De
cember 8. The concert, which la di
rected by Miss Harriet Baldwin with
Effie Herbert Yeoman, accompanist.
will open at 8 o'clock. The members
of the chorus will appear in attrac
tive costumes, typical of the various
countries represented, for the spec
ial numbers. The program announced
for the evening under the title.
"Songs From Many Lands," includes:
United Mates.
Negro Spirituals ........
SONS Men's Quartet.
Japan.
Native Songs and Dance
Edna Takahlra. Alice Takahira, Mi
ch lko Kamakawa, Hisaka Kamakawa.
"Japanese Love Song" Thomas
Teachers' Chorus.
Italy.
'Italian Serenade" - Tosti
Dorothy Baughman.
"Santa Lucia," Folk Song .-.
Teachers' Chorus.
Scotland.
"My La'ddle"
Thayer
Eleanor Curry.
"Auld Lang Syne," Folk Song
Teachers' Chorus Sextet.
France.
"Roses of Picardy" Haydn Wood
Doris Richardson Nealon.
"Sleep, Holy Child" Carol .
Chorus.
"Amaryllis" Ghys
Chorus
Russia.
"Dance" Troika
Ethel Houston.
(a) Whistling Solo (selected)
(b) "Sleigh" Kounta
EUow Mae Wilson.
Germany.
"Lo, How a Rose 'Ere Blooming'-.
Praetorlus
Chorus.
"Ratrlna and Sharley." duet
Mrs. Lois Young. Mr. L. H. Gentner.
Spain.
"A Spanish Dance" Espana
Lucille Reader.
"A Gypsy Maiden" Parker
Effle Herbert Yeoman.
"Carmena" Wilson
Chorus.
Royal Neighbors-
Meet This Evening.
Officers for the new year will be
elected this evening by Royal Neigh
bors at their regular meeting, which
will be followed by the serving of
refreshments by the following com
mittee: Neighbors Glascock, Garrett
and Lovel.
Card Party and Bazanrtf
At Guild Hall Friday.
Elaborate plans have been com
pleted for the card party and bazaar
to be sponsored by St. Mark's Guild
Friday at the parish house, in prepa
ration for Christmas. The bazaar
will open at 1 o'clock and card play
ing will begin at 2 o'clock. Contract
and auction will be played and an
Invitation Is extended all persons,
who enjoy an afternoon at cards. A
CUT RATE
Western Thrift Store
125 East
Next to Wurt' Gift Shop
Just off Central
"m MOM MM
Friday, Saturday
Gift season Is here. Western Thrift has many prac.
tlcal gifts on display. Select from fresh, clean
standard merchandise at Bargain Trices.
50c QUIRE'S TOOTH PASTE
Made with Milk of Magnesia
POCKET KNIVES
Sword Brand. 60c value ..........
100 ASPIRIN TABLETS
5 Grain Pure - -
35c COLGATE'S SHAV. CREAM
Largest Size Itapld Share ..
30c BROMO SELTZER
Fine for Headaches ... ..
25c MASSO TOOTH BRUSH
Made by Prophylactic
30c BROMO QUININE
Grove's Genuine ..... .
100 HINKLE'S PILLS
Reliable Cathartic
25c RAZOR BLADES
Gillette Prohak Autostrop
8 OZ3. ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION
N. F. Trevents Colds '
50c NEIL SHAMPOOS
For Oily or Dry Hair
PINTS MILK OP MAGNESIA
Pure t'. S. P.
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50c PERFUMES
Assorted Popular Odeum ...............
35o WRITING PORTFOLIOS
21 Sheets 24 F.nrelopes
25c CUTEX SETS
For l-oiely Nails (Close Out)
MEDFORD S ORIGINAL CUT-RATE STORE
prize will be awarded at each table !
and games will be followed by re
freshments. The committee for the affair la
composed of Me&dames Frame. Taylor,
Herman and Eakln. i
Poll Don Gay Frocks
.y Lady Lions' Party. j
Dolls, always deserving of "glad
rags" at Christmas time, donned the
"finest feathers' yesterday at the
pre-holiday party for Lady Lions, held
at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Pen
nington for the specific purpose of
getting them dressed up for adop
tion. Following covered dish luncheon
the afternoon was devoted to the
sewing and 15 dolls were prepared for
the Christmas distribution. They will
be given to needy children along with
a number of others in the Lady Lions
Christmas work.
Mrs. Pennington was assisted in
entertaining yesterday by Mrs. M. B.
Jarmin.
Sliver Tea to Benefit"
Nursing Educational Fund.
The attractive new home of Mrs.
Wig Ash pole on McAndrews road, Just
off the Crater Lake highway, will be
the scene of a sliver tea Monday
afternoon, arranged to benefit the
nursing educational fund.
Guest are invited to call between
3 and 5 o'clock by the chairman,
Mrs. W. S. Bolger. A special guest
will be Miss Jane Gavin of Portland,
who has many friends In southern
Oregon.
Invitation to the tea Is extended all
persons interested in health work.
Masons Anticipate
Large Gathering Here.
The annual reunion of past mas
ters to be sponsored Friday evening
Stuffy Head
Just a few drops up each
noatriL Quickly breath
ing again becomes clearl
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin to Go
If you feel sour and aunk and the world
looks punk, don't swallow a lot of salts, min
pl tr nil. lazative candy or chewins sum
and expect them to make you suddenly aweet j
ana ouoyani inn iuii ui uuimu.
For they can't do it. They only move the
bowela and a mere movement doesn't get at
the cause. The reason tor your down-and-out
feeling ia your liver. It should pour out two
pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels daily.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. It fust decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You have a
thick, bad tMte and your breath Is foul,
skin often breaks out In blemishes. Your head
aches and you feel down and out. Your whole
system is poisoned.
It take those good, old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make you
feel "up and up." They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amatlng
when It comes to making the bile flow freely.
Dut don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's
Little Liver Pills. IxtoK lor tne name
Carters Little uver rim on ine rea
label. Resent a substitute. 26c at drug
Q1U31 J. ax. ,Q,
Sixth Street
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and Monday Selling
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by Medford lodge. No. 103. A. F. & A.
M., is expected to draw a large crowd
to Medford, as many out of town
members have accepted the Invita
tion to attend. A special Invitation
has also been extended all non-affiliated
Masons.
The program for the evening will
be preceded by a buffet supper at
6:30 o'clock.
Special guests of the lodge for the
supper will be members of the Scot
tish Rite, who are holding their
three-day reunion at the temple.
Daughters or Nile
To .Meet Saturday
The Daughters of the Nile will
meet In the Grants Pass Masonic
temple Saturday afternoon, December
9. Luncheon will be served in the
Masonic dining room at 12:30 o'clock
and the main feature of the after
noon's program will be the lntiatlon
of the candidates.
Mrs. O. C. Boggs of this city, queen
of the temple, will preside.
Mrs. Banish and
Daughter Attend Program.
Mrs. John F. Banish and daughter,
Joyce, were among Medford folk mo
torlng to Ashland yesterday for the
. Penney fnhisf mas Sz$r
Time Is Up! This merchandise must go to make room
marked them down to prices you can't resist! Exciting
But NOWat these "CLEARAWAY" reductions you
early tomorrow.
- They' i
.NowVyour chancel Get 4 V " ,.os-"
Sii's that coat you've been loaf. .3 vi i ' C
. .s ing forr a real clear- ;i 'JsyI V '
nay price I They're mill --' "
' 'tray up in value though, .'.j M j
'' Uie prices are 'tvaydownl "? jl j ' V" ' :
, .Only Vruncy's slashes ! VI K '
prices so drastically at ; ( v?t'
the end of the season I ' ,' '! 1 ,s
tAHmOWTltmyfU'kb GONE!
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81x99
SHEETS
Seamless
6c
This
CLEAN-UP
EVENT
Starts
FRIDAY!
musical program presented at the
Southern Oregon Normal school audi
torium. Ray Lewis and Helen Jones
were featured.
JOHNNY ROBINSON'S
ORCHESTRA COMING
Fred E. Hamlin, personal repre
sentative of Johnny Robinson's or
chestra which la now on tour, visited
in Medford this week. While here
Mr. Hamlin made arrangements with
George Moore for an appearance of
the band at the Fairgrounds Pavilion
next Tuesday night.
l.outtil WeiK
SEATTLE, Dec. 7. (AP) Wedded
and out of own before their friends
here knew about it, Thomas Lout tit,
well-known Pacific coast football of
ficial, and Miss Katie Bcal. Portland
hospital supervisor, were married here
Tuesday in a quiet ceremony per
formed by the Rev. Mark A. Mat
thews at First Presbyterian church.
The Houston. Tex., city council re
fused to permit dog races or mara
than walking contests in Sam Hous
ton hall, site rrf thn national Demo.
cratic convention of 1928.
Fancy
BATH
TOWELS
"Cannon" Brand
3 (or $1.00
One Group
Men's
DRESS
GLOVES
Now
$1,00
T
AT ELKS CLUB TO
One week from tonight the Elks
will hold their annual Christmas tree
party, and because of the greater need
realized this year, the committee is
working hard to make this year's the
most successful party In lodge his
tory. Exalted Ruler J. F. Fllegel yester
day stated that the successful distri
bution of Christmas cheer by the
Elks was due to the fact that the
lodge bears all the expense of handl
ing and delivering the Christmas bas
kets. Because of that fact he urges
all persons wishing to make contribu
tions to get In touch with some mem
ber of the following committee as
soon as possible: O. O. Alenderfer,
C. C. Lemmon. W. W. Allen. W. M.
Women's
All Silk
HOSE
What a Buy!
We cannot dupli
cate this price to
day. 49'
Your
Choice
Now!
AU
Millinery
Just One Price
75c
TOILET
SETS
Brush, Comb,
Mirror
Now Only
98c .
Men's
DRESS
SHIRTS
All sizes
79c
Clemenson, A. 8. husenuaum. W. A.
Gates, Elmer Hull. Clarence Pankey,
Roland Hubbard. Dr. R. W. Stearns.
Ronald DeVole, Ernest L. Barnes and
Michael Beck.
The members of the lodge and their
guests are urged to be at the party
Thursday, December 14. with the
promise of a good time for themselves
as well as a- opportunity to aid In
bringing happiness to hundreds of
needy families on Christmas day.
Presbyterians of
Phoenix Hosts To
C. E, Convention
PHOENIX, Dec. 7. (8pl,) Presby-
terlan church here was host to the
Cmtcr Lake Christian Endeavor con
vention last week. Ladles Aid so
ciety had charge of the meetings,
served at the church during the con
vention, and are to be complimented
on the efficient manner in which
they were planned and handled.
Homes of the community were
opened to delegates who wished to
spend the niKius of the convention
In the community.
Turkey dinner was served by Mrs,
for fresh holiday stocks! So we've
bargains, even at original prices!
can't afford to miss them! Be here
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SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
WHERE VALUE AND VARIETY ABOUND!
Women's
BATH
ROBES
Solid Colors
Wool Flannel
$3.98
Men's
RUBBERS
The pair
50c
Matthew Barkley at the confection
ery on Sunday and was attended by
a large number of the delegates and
received hlgrt praise.
All were glad to have the conven
tion in this community and extend
a cordial Invitation to any further
convention that they might wish to
hold here.
CIRCUS!
A ROME
YOUNG Lt Jttt and Otm-tU-mtwf Carlo th
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rz- R car Carnation Company. 1070
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TOYS
rapidly.
Visit
TOYLAND NOW!
One Group
GALOSHES
For women.
Not all sizes.
50c
This
CLEAN-UP
EVENT
Starts
Tomorrow!
. TO BOYS
'mYjrfijpim GIRLS
Cigarettes
Old Golds, Camels, Lucklet
Cart'n$1.03
Now ChrWmaa Wrapped
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