r EIGHT
' MEDFOIID MXHi TRTBTJ, MEDFOTID, QhECRKT, MONPXY, XPHIL: 80, 1934.
Organization of the Jackson coun
ty unit of the women's division of
the "Martin for Governor" campaign
committee with "Win With Martin'
for slogan, was getting underway here
today under the leadership of Mrs. A.
K. Hearaes, chairman, and Mrs. Gor
don Voorhles vice-chairman, assisted
hy the following oommlttee: Mrs. T.
B. Daniels, Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Mrs.
IPIoyd Hart, Mrs, E. E. Kelly, Mrs.
Oha. Strang and Mrs. Glen Fabric
of Medford end Mrs. John Puller of
Ashland.
Mrs. C. 8. Jackson, chairman of the
state committee, haa urged all per
sons. Interested In the election of
General Charles H. Martin as gover
nor of Oregon, to come Into the or
ganization, regardless of party aifllta
tlons. Much Interest in the Martin
campaign Is already manlftet In Med
ford, with women anxloua to join the
men In supporting Governor Martin's
candidacy. It la expected to have the
movement county-wldo In character
before the end of the week.
A series of meetings will be held
with convincing talks to be given by
able sneakers in General Martin's be
half. Date of the first meeting, will
be announced In the Immediate fu
ture. . ,
GIVE MORE TIME
Time for filing applications for
. emergency crop loans m Jackson
county haa been extended from the
last of April to May 19, It was an
nounced here today.
The amount offered In loans for or
ohard purposes was also extended
from 250 to (400.
Eighty applications have been re
ceived to date, R. O. Fowler county
agent, stated this afternoon, and ap
provals with checks are being received
from day to day. About la checks ar
rived at the county agent's office this
morning for loan applicants.
Of the 80 applications, made, 79
per cent are' from orchardlsts.
MEIERS TO IE!
Members of the pioneer parade
committee for the Diamond Jubilee
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at
Jubilee headquarters In the Sparta
building on East Main street, J.
Verne Shnngle, parade chairman, an
nounced thin afternoon. .
In making the announcement Mr.
fiftangle urged all members of this
committee to be on hand, as Import
ant business Is to be transacted.
viOCALS
Have Chicken Pox Quarantine sign
tu today erected at the Frederick
Heath residence, 17 Corning Court,
for chicken pox.
Mahoney to Speak Mayor Willis E.
Wahoney of Klamath Falls, democrat
do candidate for governor, will this
evening apeak In the En g lea hall,
above Whlllock's store.
On Duty Here At the request of
Superintendent E. O. Sollnsky of Cra
ter Lake National park, Leader Rob
art 8. Griffin, of. Company 1535, will
be placed on detached service, end
win report for duty at the park of
fice here.
Navy Plane Here Flying a twln-mo-ored
Douglas Dolphin, Lieut. -Commander
w. O. Allison and a crew of
four men stopped nt the Medford air
port overnight, flying north to Seat
tle from San Dlcflo. The ship will
Join the five amphibians that were
through here April 21, en route to tho
. Aleutian Islands.
NIECE OF MRS. GRAVES
L RULE FESTIVAL
From Washington, D. O., comes an
announcement of particular Interest
to the feminine ranks, for It relates
that Miss Kathleen 0. Bulow, niece
of Mrs. A. V. Graves of this city and
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Bulow
of South Dakota, will reign as one
of the princesses at the Winchester
apple blossom festival May 8 and 4.
Miss Bulow Is a student at Wash
ington University In Washington, D.
O. Her photograph appeared In the
April 20 Issue of the Washington
Post.
ELK CLUB BOWLERS
TO ENTER TOURNEY
Drawings will be made at 7:80 to
night at the Elks club for the sin
gles bowling tourney to be conduct
ed on the lodge alleys. It is planned
to pair the bowlers by drawing and
a double chance at worth-while
prices will be given each pair. Those
eliminated In the first round will be
given another chance In the consola
tion round.
As eome matches will be run off
tonight, It Is the hope of Chairman
Roy Prultt that all who care to enter
be present at 7:30 tonight.
Evangelist McKay
Closes Campaign
Sunday marked the close of the
greatest revival campaign In the his
tory of the local Free Methodist
church.
Evangelist Elmer McKay delivered
three powerful sermons during the
day. The dedicatory service in the
afternoon waa one of special blessing.
Several hundred dollars were raised
during the campaign and the church
was dedicated free of debt. Rev.
Long, pastor, states that scores re
ceived special .help spiritually, and
a goodly number united with the j
church.
Rev. McKay made many friends
while in the city who bid htm God's
blessing as fee goes on his way.
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Anderson Creek
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Love are the
parents of a sewn -pound son, born
Thursday at their home, 810 Apple
treat.
ANDERSON CREEK, April 30
(Spl.) The state water man and Mr
Carter were looking after the water
Thursday.
Frank Casey haa been 111 with the
flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ju. Hays and daugh
ter Ruth were in Ashland Tuesday
on business. ,
Edward Smith waa In Ashland
Tuesday. .
Jas. MaoDonald waa up to his ranch
(he past few days.
Jim Marquess called at Jas. Mays'
Friday.
Steve Lunak was out to the valley
Sunday.
Frank Marquess and family were in
Medford Saturday,
Joe Skeeters waa looking for water
Thursday. The water Is quite low for
this early In the spring.
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OF THE OOlOfM DUll
We Never Say "No "1
No matter what the circumstances
of a family may be, we never dony
our service because of financial con
ditions. That is a record of which
we are proud.
Those desiring the quality of service
we offer will find that our poliolea
make our service available always.
PERL FUNERAL HOME
Jlojiticicuii
OFFICE OF COUNTY CORONER
SIXTH AT OAK DALE -PHONE 47
Sensational
Savings
IN OUR
MEDFORD BUILDING.
PHONE 28
eady-to-Wear Takes
Drastic Reductions
In Our May Clearance Sale
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This store-wide clearance
event will bring to south
ern Oregon people savings
that just can't be passed up . . .
All , merchandise featured in
this event up-to-the-minute in
style and genuine bargains at
these Clearance prices . . . Buy
Now while this May Sale is on I
All Comparative Prices Quoted Are the
Original Prices of Merchandise
Cotton Blouses, stripes, checks, plain colors. .... ,99c
Blouses, chulla crepe, taffeta, $1.95 values 99c
White Pique Blouses, new styles $1.88
Permanent finish Organdie Blouses $1.88
Striped Silk Blouses, sizes 32 to 36 $1.88
Silk Blouses, striped and plain colors $2.88
Three-piece Knitted Suits, $24.75 values. . . .$16.50
Wool Skirts, plain colors and checks, $2.95 values $1.88
Slacks, white pique cord .$1.88
Skirts, white pique cord .$1.88
Slacks, linen finish crash 99c
Slacks and Blouse, two-piece sets. . .$1.95
Suits, two-piece cotton suiting .$3.99
Wool Flannel Slacks, navy, brown, red ........ $3.89
Waffle and String Coats, while they last $4.99
Bunny Fur Jackets, white only $12.99
Dance Sets, silk crepe, lace trimmed, $1.49 value. .99c
Famous Makes, Hosiery
Nationally known brands including sheer ingrains, dull chiffons,
service chiffons and Bemi-service greatly reduced to clear 1. All
sizes 1 All perfect.
79-
120 pairs reduced ' from
95o
$ $135
130 pairs that are $1.15 145 pairs of $1.65 and
and $1.25 $1.95 qualities.
Gotham Silk Hosiery
Gold stripe Irregulars. Chiffon and
adjustables. Regulars sell at $1.15.
Irregular special
59'
Two pair for $1.00
Knee Action Hosiery
New spring colors. Sizes S'i to 10,
May clearance special. Pair
77'
Suede Jackets
New spring styles. White, black, brown
and tan. Special value at
$650
Lapin Fur Jackets
srown, black. Sm
$1988
White, brown, black. Small sizes.
Priced at
WASH DRESSES $ 11
Our entiro stock of cotton wash dresses. Plaids, stripes, checks. JLL
Values up to $2.45. Clearance sale price
Broken sizes and limited quantities but every garment a
value worth coming early for! Here are examples:
Final Clearance Dresses
About 100 Dresses. Values to $6.95.
Sizes 14 to 40. Printed silk and
rayon prints.
65 Dresses. Smart styles in prints
and plain colors. These were priced
from $6,95 to $8,95.
$9
99
$99
50 Dresses. Originally priced from
$12.50 to $19.76. Only a clearance
could bring such values in dresses
like these.
$799
24 Dresses. Attractive early spring
styles in broken sizes. Values to
$29.75. Clearance price
$i29
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LONA CLOTH SUITS
Owagger styles and short
jacket suits. White, rust, maize,
coral, gold, Crater blue, aqua.
Lona cloth is that much talked
about new crash with an anti
wrinkle complex. You'll stay
pressed in a Lona Cloth suit.
Special values
$
12
95
Womens' Suits
35 better suits including
values to $24.75. Swag
ger and trotteur styles in
fine fabrics. Expertly
tailored.
$1199
Spring Suits
Limited number in this
group. Swagger and short
jacket suits. Values $12.95
to $14.95. Exceptional
values
$777
SALE OF COATS
Mannish tweed travel
coats. All silk lined. Sizes
14 to 44. Values from
$16.50 to $24.75. Clear
ance price
$1199
HAT
PRICES
SLASHED
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traws
A specl&I table of smart
new model that were
price t $4.03. Clesr
anc $2.95 (
Softies
White knitted softies In
good styles for kiddles.
19c
French Berets
In popular colon
39c
Knit Gobs
Pert styles for jrour sport
costume. In colors.
49c
. DRESSES
Windblown Chulla Prints.
Stripe tub silk and wash
able 'silk in plain and pas
tel colors. Sizes 14 to 44,
Ne w styles. Real values at
$745
DRESSES
Half size jacket and one
pieoe dresses. Navy and
pastel colors. Also print
ed silk, New styles. Ex
ceptional values at
$1495
and $19.75
Graduation Frocks
Nets and organdies in white and lovely pastel shades.
Charming new styles. Special values at
$5 and $6
TaffetaJackets
White, black and pastel
colors to be worn with
evening and party dresses
SPECIAL VALUE
$299
Sweaters
More than 100 sweaters
in spring styles. Sizes 34
to 40. Reg. $1.95 value.
Clearance price
99'
You will have to be here
early to get one at this
low price.
CORSET DEPARTMENT
Buy your Bon Ton Tu-Way stretch girdle or corselette or
backless corset during our May clearance sale at
10 Discount
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