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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1934)
PAGE FIVb; Oregon Rabbit and Fur Breeder.' meeting at Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowes. . Mike Kllmlch, who has been in Salem, reutrned home Sunday. Misses Opal and Mary McLarnln. Dorothy B a ugh man and Edna wisely attended the primary teachers meet ing in Medford Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Art Lewis and son of Medford were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kinkaid Tuesday. Harland Lowe attended National Guard meeting at the Armory in Medford Tuesday. Charles Estee, who ha been with his mother, Mrs. Mary Estes.'for tha past six weeks, returned to his home in Klamath Falls Monday. Gna Beck cut his knee quite badly Saturday morning, while working on the Coleman creek slashings. Mr. Parks of the Parks Groceteria was transacting business In Ashland Friday. Mr. and Mr. Jergfnaon received word Monday of their sister-in-law's death in Emmet I, Idaho, and left Immediately to attend the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Duffy of Med ford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Lyle Tame. Mrs. Ivah Black well of Ashland spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton were shopping jn Medford Saturday. Mis Ruth Balentine spent Mon day afternoon visiting friends In Asn land. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parks motored to Gold Hill -Sunday and called or. friends. Miss Emma Crawford attended the show in Ashl.ind Monday. Mr. O'Neil of Ahland purchase.! the "B:g Eig Hatch" farm south of Talent from Dr. Rrsen, and moved there Monday. Refusal of a 60-year-old resident of San Bernardino, Cal., to pay one cent in nalcs tax on a 25-cont nval led tn his arrest on a charge of de frautllng an innkeeper. Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night, Feb. 17. MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY f). 1934. j iip mii uumjn. "V, i i . ..J r .. v mm n rp n The twentieth annual Lincoln day banquet to be held next Monday evening at 6:30, at the Hotel Medford.j not only offers a splendid short pro- j gram and a fine turkey dinner, but It la usually the "coming out" time for Republican candidates at the prl , martes. There are, a number of offices to fill this year, many candidates have been mentioned but so far only a few have announced. Arrangements were completed for the event at a. meeting of the differ ent committees this noon ajid the program will be as follows: Invocation W. R, Balrd. Singing. "Star Spangled Banner." Report of nominating committee Olen Arnsplger. Introduction of new officers. "Some Phases of Lincoln's Life" Olive Depuy, Ashland. Vocal solos, selected George Peck ham: accompanist. Dorothy Burgess. Lincoln's Gettysburg address--Dolph Janes. Address on behalf of Junior Repub lican League Wm. M. McAllister. Reading letters and telegrams. Address. "Abraham Lincoln" R. C. Groesbeck. Klamath Palls. Introduction of guests. Report of resolutions committee. Close by singing "America." Tickets can be secured from G. O. Taylor, Harry Skyrman, Fred Colvig, Colonel Paine. .Jack Porter, J. F. Fllegel. Fred Homes, H. G. Wilson. Chas. Wing. Frank Perl.. Walter Look er. Paul Rynning. Earl Foy. Carl Tengwald. Medford: Frank VanDyke, Wm. McCracken, Thomas Simpson, Ashland: Ray Coleman, Jacksonville; John Holmer. Prospect; Faber's store. Central Point: Wm: T. Grieve. Pros pect: George Edwin Dunn of Ashland; Royal Brown. Eale Point; Sam San dry. Rogue River: Thomas L. Farlow and Charles Terr til. Lake Creek; Del bcrt Goddard. Talent. 1 . All who can are urged to secure tickets prior to Monday evening, but those who do not can secure them at the hotel Monday evening. People from all over the county, and espec ially the ladles, are cordially Invited. M-F Nine Cent Sale Starts Saturday Everything is in readiness for the first nine-cent sale to be held at the Medford Furniture & Hardware store beginning tomorrow morning and continuing as long as the merchan dise lasts. It was announced today. Approximately 200 useful house hold articles are Included In the spe cial sale stoc. Kitchen utensils, lino leum, waxed paper, brooms, brushes, glassware, are Just a few of the nine cent Items. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY LEADING CAGE RACE FOREST GROVE. Ore.. Feb. 9 (AP) Pacific university today led the northwest conference basketball race with five victories and no defeats, after chastising College of Idaho, 42 to 26 here last night. Pacific is coached by Anse Cornell, who was coach of the Idaho team for several years. NEGRO GHOSTS TRIM WILLAMETTE, 41 TO 30 SALEM. Feb. 8. (P) The deceptive passing and uncanny baaket-ahoot-ln ability of the Negro Ghoeta, trav eling basketball team from New York city, enabled the eastern five to tram ple the Willamette Bearcat. 41 to 30. here last night. Deputies came to blows as the French chamber of deputies voted confidence In the Edouard Daladler (above) cabinet while rioting Pari liant battled with police. Daladler lucceeded Camilla Chautempt, who resigned amid rioting resulting from the Bayonne bank acandal. (Associated Press Photo i client TALENT. Feb. 9 (Spl ) Bert Bradley of Portlsnd spent the week end visiting his daughter, Mrs. Char les Watenbereer. While here Mr. Bradley was a Ruest of the California- "A MOUNTAIN" II ha. hern luthrr rtlffiiult to ntjii.t our production whednle to the Ire mendoit. demand uhlrh ha, sprung up for riuhrer'. New pun llirad. ! llitl from now on e bel:.n-e )ou will he-ahle lo grt Spun Bread In an " Mountain." know thl one l.nt o j ood. If lletrher l"IMi Tun. i j DdOMl AS GOOD inside, as it looks outside! Ward Furniture has to be to meet value specifica tions! Good materials . . . yes! Good construc tion . . . yes! "Built-in" quality that stands years of service gracefully! It's the hidden worth back of 'Wards low Sale prices that makes the values all the more remarkable. No Furniture Sale in all America equals it ... we believe! Come! SEE for yourself the Sale that is setting the value-pace here, and in 500 other Ward Stores! e 1 . Hosiery Value 6 brand new shades. In chiffon and serv ice weights. Full fashioned, pure silk. 4 v. Spring Hats 1.00 In site 22 to 231 Dashing spring hats as flattering and smart as they are net I KT 0 Handbags 59c New spring styles in smart simulated lea ther bags. Bias Cut Slips Buyon Tuffcta slips. Tailored tnp. 34 to 44. .00 Rayon Lingerie Service veitt, bloomer trimmed pan- tie. tep-im. ?39c -.......-v;i.;--...j.v.-r..-V:: rTuiiififli Easy Payment Plan Makes the B uying easier Still I ON WA RDS LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! Breakfast Set SQ.95 Special! Drop-lo.if tablo and 4 chairs in cnamolcd wood. r Pi February Sale Special All Mohair Suite 17 (town, 97.-0 montlily, plus rnrrylnx rnnrge IRANKLY,' we don't know where you'd go to equal this February Sale special! Wo couldn't replace it ourselves at this Sale price. So don't delay a minute if you're need ing a new suito! Two big pieces, davenport and chair, built for comfort! Covered front, back, and sides, in genuine Angora Mohair ... the kind that really wears! Reversible cushions, and richly carved frames aro other quality features. Don't miss isl Wardoleum 34c n. u idt ii Save ! Cover your floors, now with stainproof, water proof Wardoleum! NEW PRINTS ! .95 nnTon f'rfA We gain all look wrll in prints and the nrw nnrs arc knock out! f'lornln, horclrr ntlrrn, geometric designs on navy, brown and black, rnr Mir. O0(a?(B(DI3G(i)W mm 117 South Central Telephone 286 I . P :&& ti I . Safari Vl lr 1 4 .-1 Safes. i :-.Mli.ijJi..h. February Sale Special! 8"Pc. Suite $74-95 S7 ilnHii, I7..10 monlhl)'. plu r.irrlnf; ehnree The "hit" of the Sale! A Suite that mirrors quality in every piece. American walnut veneers with Western cabinet woods. Exten sion table, buffet, and 6 chairs with homespun seatsl
