JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
program Announced For
"Wedding Gown" Tea
- The program waa announced today
for the "wedding gown" tea to be
sponsored tomorrow afternoon at the
Colonial club by the Parent-Teacher
association. Part of the program will
be given at 3:30 and the remainder
at 4 o'clock In order to enable all
guesta to enjoy the numbers.
Mlsa Dorothy Gore will enteraln
with piano and violin numbers, Ml&s
Grace Jo Burnett with a vocal solo,
Mrs. O. I. Drummond with violin
numbers and Mrs. Maurlne Duncan
with a vocal solo, Mrs. William Mc
Allister accompanying at the piano.
Mrs. Warren Butler will be at the
piftno for the more formal numbers.
From 2:30 to 3 o'clock the women
of the Jackson school will serve about
the rooms. From 3 until 4 the wom
en of the Junior high school, and
from 4 until 5 the women of the
Washington school.
Pouring at the tea tables will be
Mrs. I. E. Schuler and Miss Edith
Patton from 2 to 3 o'clock. From
3 to 4 Mrs. Olen Fabrlck and Mrs.
J. C. Mann, from 4 to S Mrs. B. O.
Harding and Mrs. R. E. Qreen.
On the hospitality committee for
the occasion are Mrs. Dade Terrett,
Mrs. Jack Swem and Mrs. E. H. Hed
rlck. The three will appear in Colo
nial costumes during the afternoon.
Another Interesting display arrang
ed In connection with the tea Is to
be found In the Brophy Jewelry shop
window today. It features wedding
rings of all periods. Gowns are on
display at Mann's, Adrlenne's and the
C rater ian theater, and posters are ap
pearing all about the town.
Mrs. Hurd Returns
From Trip East
Mrs. E. H. Hurd has returned home
after spending a delightful winter in
Chicago with her son, J. B. Hurd.
En route she visited her brother
in the old home in Iowa and he ac
companied her to Chicago, where they
attended "A Century of Progress" fair
together.
Mrs. Hurd also visited In New York
city and a daughter In. Providence,
R. I., and friends in Boston.
- Returning home she visited her
son and family at Albuquerque and
spent a day at the Grand Canyon.
Prosperity Ball of
Interest on Calendar
Many social groups are making
plans to attend the Prosperity ball
to be sponsored tomorrow night at
the Jackson county fairgrounds pa
vilion by Hillah patrol of the south
ern Oregon Shrine. The dance la ex
pected to be one of the outstanding
social events of the early spring In
this city and will draw guests from
all sections of the valley, as business
men from Grants Pass, Medford and
Ashland will cooperate to make the
affair a success.
Christie Returns
To Home In North.
Robert Christie, who has been guest
for five weeks of his aunt, Mrs. Laura
Aiming, and uncle, Judge. E. E. Kelly
and family, left Wednesday for his
home in Westminister, B. C. While
here he was the Inspiration of several
Informal parties.
Alpha Slrma Class
Meets Sunday Morning
The Alpha Sigma class will meet In
general assembly again Sunday morn
ing at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, at 9:45 o'clock. The session
to be followed by Bible study in the
pastor's study, under the leadership of
C. A. Meeker. This is a mixed class
and all people who are not already
attending Sunday school, are invited
to Join the group. All regular mem
ber are also urged to be present.
Ashland Women Invited
To Tea Here Tomorrow
Ashland women have been invited
to attend the Wedding Gown tea for
which members of the Medford P.-T.
A. are hostesses, to be given at the
Colonial club, across from the Medford
park, on Saturday afternoon, March
3. between the hours of 3 and fi
o'clock.
nivontt Visit Aunt
In Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon of Med
ford were callers late Wednesday on
Mr. Dixon's aunt. Mrs. Viola Flana
gan. 618 North Sixth street. Miss
Grace Jo Burnett, Miss Jane Dixon
and Miss Opal Harvey, who accom
panied them here, visited friends in
Grants Pass. Grants Pass Courier.
Greater Medford Chin
Meets Monday Afternoon
The next regular meeting of the
Greater Medford club will be held
Monday afternoon, March 5. In the
women's club rooms of the city hall.
Some Important business will be
brought before the club and a large
attendance is urged.
Mesdamcs RInard and
Sllnger Entertain
Mesdames RInard and Slinger re
cently entertained at a surprise birth
day party, honoring Mrs. Perett at
her home in Katherine Court. High
score at cards was held by Mrs. Rus
sill of Ashland and low by Mrs. Per
rett. Mrs. Duff Hostess
At Luncheon Today
Mrs. Robert Duff entertained this
afternoon at luncheon and bridge,
honoring her mother-in-law, Mrs. A.
Duff, on the anniversary of her birth
day. Mrs. Satchwell Writs
Friends In Klamath Fall
Mrs. G. R. Satchwell of this city
has been visiting In Klamath Falls
since Tuesday as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Hoots.
Mrs. Tyree Hostess"
At Luncheon Today
Mrs. D. G. Tyree entertained this
afternoon at her home at luncheon
and bridge. Covers were arranged
for 13 at the attractive table.
Mannings, Guests
Here for Week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning of
Prospect were week-end visitors In
the home of the latter'a mother, Mrs.
E. H. Hurd. .
McReynolds Entertain
With Monday Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward McReynolds en
tertained with a dinner Monday even '
tng, honoring William Hammond of
Salem. Other guest were Mrs. Guy
Young of Medford and Lieut, and
Mrs. A. G. Dunn.
HI -Triangle Delegates.
Home From Mc.Mlnnvllle
Misses Grace Hermanson and Laur
loe Hugger represented the Central
Point Hi-Trlangle at the young peo
ple state meet of the Missionary
Study Clubs of the Christian
Churches, held In McMinnvllle, Feb
ruary 33 and 34.
Another distinction was the elec
tion of Laurene Hugger to the of
fice of state secretay of the organ
ization for the coming year.
The Central Point Hi-Triangle club
was awarded highest honor and a
prize for the best report, and also
highest honor for displaying the best
friendship poster of all the organi
sation. Installation of the newly elected
state officers was held in the Mc
Minnvllle Christian church Sunday
after the close of the morning services.
message to congress asking that the
principal of the home loan bonds
be guaranteed.
The president said that as a re
sult of this operation he expected
the Home Owners Loan corporation
would be able to extend further as
sistance for the modernisation and
repair of homes.
All kinds of legal blanks for sale,
for rent, no hunting, no trespassing
and other cards for sale at Commercial
Printing Dept. of Mail Tribune.
A drunk who leaned against a post
and set off a false fire alarm was
fined 100 In a Kansas City police
court.
WASHINGTON, March 3. (AP)
President Roosevelt today sent a
Most Coughs
Demand Creomulsion
Don't lt them gtt a stnngl. hold.
Plght gernw quickly. Creomulsion
combine 7 major helps In one. Pow
erful but harmless. plMunt to take.
No narcotlca. Your own druggist la
authorised to refund your money on
the spot If your cough or cold la not
relieved by Creomulsion. (Adv.)
DOLLAR DAY
Hosiery Specials
No.-Mend Silk Hosiery, the stocking ap
proved for highest quality by Better Fabrics
Testing Bureau. We have a delightful range
of correct colors, in both chiffon and service
weights. Regular $1.25
, Dollar Day special, per pair
I APPROVED Y
$1.00
EXTRA SPECIAL
One group of discontinued numbers Ladies' 4 ff
Silk Hose. Reg. $1.00 values. 3 pair for 3 I .UU
One group Ladies' shoes, discontinued numbers and broken
sizes. Values up to $5.00. d 4 An
Special, per pair . . 9 I UU
Buster Brown Shoe Store
32 S. Central
Phone 1454
Jarmin's Gut-Rate Drug Store
In Cooperation with Medford's Dollar Day Event
OFFERS THESE DEEP CUT PRICES
(For March 3rd)
Between Mann's Dept. Store and Medford Book Store
North Central Ave. Medford Ore.
TOILETRIES
$2.00 value Seventeen O
Beauty Set tm for
$1.50 Cutex Manicure
Set
$1.00 Armond's Lip Q
Sticks O for
50c Armond's. Face Q
Powder O for
50c Muriel Astor
Creams and Lotions O for
$2.00 val. Evening of Paris per.
fume, powd., lipstick, all for ...
50c Nyal Cucumber Q
Lotion v O
39c Ultra Bay rum, A
.(pints) "T
39c Ultra Hand Lotion, A
(pints) for
39c Ultra Witch Hazel, A
(pints) t
39c Carlton Cosmetics,
any O
50c McKesson 's Cream A
Shampoo
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
for $1
for
for
for
for
Cigarettes. Chesteri, Q
Luckies. Camels ...... w
pkgs
$1
50c Ipana Tooth Q
Paste O for
25c Dr. West's Tooth Q
Paste O for
75c val. Colgate's Brush Q fl 4
and Paste Set O for 4 I
$1
$1
REMEDIES
60c McCoy's Cod Liver Q
Tablets O
49c Russian Mineral Q
Oil (pints) O
$1.49 Domestic Mineral Oil
Heavy. Gal
75c Squibb 's Mineral p,
Oil (pints) Cm
$1.25 Iokelp
Tablets
50c Milk Magnesia,
(highest quality) .......
50c Kleer-a-Head
Inhalant
39c Nyal Pure Aspirin
5 gr. tabs. 100's
50c Hind's Honey and
Almond Lotion ......
60c Sal
Hepatica .........
60c Caldwell's Syr.
Pepsin .
35c Vicks Voratone
Antiseptic
for
for
3
3
4
3
3
2
4
for
for
for
for
for
for
for
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
SI
$1
for
18c Kleenex (all A f 4
colors) Opkgs 5 I
50c Prophylactic Tooth Q
Brushes V
50c Dr. West's Tooth
Brushes (in glass) ....0
25c Colgate's Tooth Q
Brushes (guaranteed) O for
for $1
for $1
51
SHAVING NEEDS
Gillette Blue C pkgs
Blades w for
Probak Razor C pk?
Blades V for
Valet Razor C
Blades ... wpkgs
35c Burma-Shave A
Tubes " for
35c Life Buoy Shav. A
Cream t for
25c Listerine Shaving C
Cream w for
25c McKesson 's Shav. C
Cream J for
35c Ingram's Shav. A
Cream f for
39c Colgate's Shav. Q
Sets O for
39c Palmolive Shav. Q
Sets O for
35c Nyal "Thirty A
Five" Shav. Lot. H for
50c Par Shaving A
Cream "f for
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
$1
SI
$1
8
17c Frens (San,
pkgs. of 12
for
Napa. 12 's)
$1
39c Nyal Liquid Anti- A Q4
septic, (pints) T for 4 i
47c Squibb's Liq. Anti- Q
septic, (pints) O
75c Dr. Lyon's Antis. O
Mouth Wash -
C4
for 4 I
for$1
Never Before Have We Offered Merchandise at Such Savings Trade at Jarmin's Where You Save Time and
Money All Merchandise is Openly Displayed for Your Convenience All Plainly Price Marked At Saving Prices
Every Day.
"Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions"
No Deliveries on Above Sale Mdse. Quantities Reasonably Limited. Mail Orders Gladly Accepted ; enclose 10 for
Postage "Phone 73"
Co-operating with
MEDFORD'S
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y Announces tor baturday
ONE DAY ONLY!
. . A Thrilling . .
Store Wide Sale
Purchases tomorrow
may be charged as
usual. Extra Sales
people to serve you.
OFFERING only New Spring Fashions! Easter is
only four weeks away . . . select your Easter
wardrobe at the Cinderella Shop tomorrow YOU
WILL SAVE MANY DOLLARS.
New Spring DRESSES
Plain and printed crepes or combinations. One and two piece stylet
and jacket frocks. Sizes for misses and women.
THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Regular $6.95 Silk Dresses $4.85
Regular $9.95 Silk Dresses $7.85
Reg. $15.00 Silk Dresses $12.85
Reg. $19.95 Silk Dresses $15.85
New Spring COATS
Attractive new tweeds, fashioned in the latest modes. Both swag
ger and belted styles outstanding for style and value.
THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY
$19.95 Spring Coats . . $1585
$22.95 Spring Coats . . $18.85
New Spring SUITS
Smart new Swaggers; semi-fitted or straight line coats in a variety
of lengths from finger tip to full length. With plain or kick-pleat
skirts.
THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY
$19.95 Spring Suits . . $15.85
$22.95 Spring Suits . . $18.85
New Silk Undies
' 1
V 7i
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lis'' '
Special Purchase
BIAS
SLIPS
Cut tn fit without a mar
ring wrinkle. Lnr trimmed,
ftlzei 32 to 44. While SO Inst
$i
. Dancettes with net lined brassieres, Panties
in a variety of lengths. Exquisite under
things in white and tea rose, with light and
dark laces. Beautifully tailored slips, too.
Heavy quality crepe, either tailored or lace
trimmed.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR SATURDAY ONLY
$J.85
SMART
SPRING HATS
At a thrilling saving to you.
These PRICES for SATURDAY ONLY
One special group, val. to $3.95
$1.00 .
A choice Group, val. to $2.96,
$1.85
Just 12 Finer Hats, values to
$5.95
$2.85
Women's Chiffon and Service
Weight, Full-fashioned
SILK
HOSE
All perfect Allen A and
Oakbrook. The chiffons
are silk from top to toe.
Also lisle topped service
weights.
SPECIAL SATURDAY
ONLY
69c
The CINDERELLA SHOP
So. Central at Eighth.
Phone 265