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PAGE TWO IfEDFOTtD MAIL TRTBTHTE. MEDFORD OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEfBER 9, 1934. Society and Club Events Reviewed for Week Edited by Irva K. Few ell Tuckers Entertain At Rogue's Roost, Honoring Visitors Mr. and Mrs". Mlon Tucker were ' hosts at luncheon Friday , Invit ing Mr. and Mri. corbln Ediiell and Mrs. Charlea N. Black to their sum mer place, Rogues Boost. Also proa, ent were Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Woathor wax ot Burllngame, Call., who ar rived by train the lorencon of that day. trfiv at the Tucker lodge were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Miller of Burllngama and oenaior laiian Tubba and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Nickel of San Francisco. Rebekah Convention Attended By Many From Local Lodge s The annual Rebekah convention of District No. 12 met at Gold Hill Bep- v..- firt. with six lodges of the district represented. The meeting was called to order oy Ametnyn iuits No. 7 and seating of the convention office followed with Ethyl Weed of Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 3B presid ing. Orace Christiansen, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, was present, also Stella Merrick, past pres ident of the Jurisdiction of Califor nia. The morning was spent la routine business. In the afternoon reports from the different lodges and Past Noble Grand clubs were given, Interesting talks by the president and other officers. The Invitations to meet In Glen dale next year, also to meet In Cen tral Point In 1036, were accepted by the convention. The following officers vr-.t seated: Pearl Ferguson, chairman; Marie Richardson, vice-chairman: Ora Carl son, secretary and treasurer. In the evening a banque twaa given by Gold Hill lodge, after which Hope No. 14 of Ashland exemplified the degree work In an Impressive man ner. One candldte from Oranta Pass waa Initiated. A beautiful memorial was given by No. as, also a tribute to a past chairman of the convention. The president of the assembly and chairman of the convention were each presented a gift. Closing exercises were by the hos . tess lodge. Miss Joan DeLosh Leaves for School Miss Joan DeLosh Is leaving today lor Berkeley, Calif., where she will enroll In the Anna Head school. Ac companying her south, by motor, are Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Phetteplaoe, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Bumpter.Smlth. , Mrs. Rlchsrd Bchtiler Lravea tor Visit In East Mrs. Richard Schuler Is making a trip by train to St, Charles, Minn., and Ssnborn, N. D., having left yes terday morning. Mrs. Schuled, who will atay with her slsUr In St. charlrs and with her aon In Sanborn, plans to be away two months. Mlwn D'AlMnl Invite C.A.R.'s to Their Home The Misses Ruth and Corlnne D'Aublnl will be hoslxuses to tho Oeneral Joseph Lane society, C, A. R. at their home, 45 quince street, Wed needay, September the 12th at 3:00 o'clock. An Interesting meeting haa been planned. American Legion Auxiliary Resumes Meeting This Week Monday evening, Sept. 10, will be the first meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary since the aummer vacation. The meeting will begin promptly at 6 o'clock In the armory club rooms. This la to be an Impor tant meeting as many matters of Im portance are to be discussed and voted upon. All members and all of ficers are asked to be present as a meeting of the officers la called after the meeting. Sunny Sisters Circle To Meet On Tuesday The Sunny Sisters Circle of the Presbyterian church will hold Its first meeting after the summer vacation Tuesdsy, September 11, at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry on West Main street. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock and each member Is requested to bring a half dosen sandwiches and her own service. The committee will furnish the other articles for the luncheon. Mrs. G. H. West, presi dent, requests all members to attend. The next meeting, In October, will Include reports of how each member earned a dollar during vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Il.ricka Return From 'Kounrt-the-WnrIri Trip Mr. and Mrs. Hrrlwrt Derlcks of Los Angeles, who formerly resided here, spent several days In the val ley with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lamport on their return home from a trip around the world. They were at Diamond Lake for two daya and left Friday afternoon for the south. The coupla reported an Interestlns trip, having spent ! dava In England, which they greatly snjoyed. Other points visited Included the Hawaiian Islands, China, Japan, India, Egypt France: Swltsertand, Holland (Mr Derlck's old home), Belgium ami Italy. However, their return to southern Oregon proved enjoyable, they re ported, and they were glad to vls:t this section once more. New Designs in COIN GOLD Diamond Ensemble Rings -US III , . .., ,ILV.-4iet- I Already Winning Honors Little Miss Carolyn Ruth Shangle (left), winsome daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Veme Bhangle, who won a $50 prize as the outstanding baby photographed from Oregon In the two yeara or younger classlflcatl in In the Sears-Roebuck contest being conducted at A Century of Progress exposition In Chicago. She has aUo been selected from the 100,000 pho Captain Overmeyer Host at Birthday Dinner Wednesday Honoring Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer and Mrs. W. J. Smith of Portland, a guest of Captlan and Mrs, Overmeyer, whaie birthdays occur on the same day, Captain Overmeyer entertained at a dinner Wednesday evening In the banquet room of the Hotel Jackson. The table waa beautifully decorat ed In varied shades of pink, with a large centerpiece of fall flowers and tall pink tapers. Mr, and Mrs. Smith have spent 34 during the Philippine Insurrection during the Philippine lnurrectloa that Captain Overmeyer and Mr. Smith's friendship wss formed. After dinner the guests Journeyed to the Overmeyer home on South Holly. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and - Mrs. Charles Reamea, Mr. and Mra. R. O. Stephen aon, Mr. and Mra. Goodwin Humph rey, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bean and Captain and Mrs. Overmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Smith departed Thurs day for their homo In Portland. 44 College Club Has Interesting Meet The College Women'! club met at the horns of Mrs. Porter Neff Satur day, September g, for the first meet ing of the year. Mra. Ralph Billings of Osklsnd an nounced a program of American lit erature which will Include books by Lewis Gannett, Edith Wharton, and Eva Emery Dye. A pleasant book for an Idle day Is the description by one reviewer of "A Provincial Lady In America." by E. M. Delafleld, which waa reviewed by Mrs. Leland Mentzer. Mlas Imogene Wallace played a trio of piano numbers. Impromptu In O Sharp Minor by Chopin. Arabesque by Debussy, end Londonderry Avl, as originated by Percy Granger. At the beautifully appointed tea table Mrs. Ralph Billings and Mrs Laura West poured. Mrs. A. R. Cle ment waa assisted by Mrs. O. R. Car ter, Mrs. E. M. Drysdale, Mrs. una Inch. Mrs. F. J. Newmsn and Dr. Eva Mains Carlow In serving cakes. coffee snd nuts. Mrs. F. O. Thayer will be hostess to the club In October. Mrs. Ttaiicom, Mother Arriving lor Visit Mrs. B. M. Baucom and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Diamond, are arriving here from the north today, to spend two weeks aa tha house guests or Mr. and Mrs. Jamea W. Orlgsby. Ladles' flolf Tourney At Club Tills Week The reoulnr coif tournament con ducted on Wedncsdnya at the Rogue River Valley golf course, will be held this week, with luncheon in mo clubhouse, at noon. -4 Centralis Couple Married In Mfdtnrd Mtaa Edna Bower, daughter of Mrs. Fred Bower of Centralla. Wash., and Captain Russell Iuden, also of Cen tralla were united In marriage by Rev. W. R. Balrd In Medford, Thurs day. September 6. They were attend ed by Mrs. Herbert Thomas and Mrs. Ita Luman. The bride haa been with the Wash ington Oas and Electric Co. for sev ersl yeara. and Captain Louden la In charge of thre CCO campa near Chlco, Calif. Mrs. Luman. at whose home the bride was a guet, enter tained the couple at dinner Thursday evening. After a raw months stay In Csllfor nla they expect to return to Wash ington to make their home. i tographs as one of the 49 for com petition In the finals where 940,000 In prizes will be awarded. Patricia June Beverly Banwell Is the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Banwell, and was alio given a 950 prize In the contest as the champion baby from Orogon in the two yeara or older grouping. Both photographs were taken by Mr. Shangle. Party Saturday in Honor Mrs. Barnum Mrs, Geo. Barnum was hostess Sat urday afternoon at a nartv hnnnrln? Mrs. Bertha Barnum, the occasion being the letter's eightieth birthday. Mrs. Hirmim t nnn nf tha ahi-Iv pioneer mothers of Medford, having come here in 1884 with her husband. The afternoon was spent In pleas ant conversation and partaking ot a huge birthday cako and other refresh ments ai Deautuuuy appointed table. The honor BUest WAS th raxlnlaitt of many useful and beautiful gifts. Among the invited euesta wnrn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs. o. H . Beery, Mr. and Mrs. Penwell, Master Geomle Barnum ant t.h hosts, Mr. and Mra. Oeo. Barnum. f Loyalty Club Announces Meeting The Loyalty club of the lodge, will hold Its regular meeting September la, In the Eagles hall, at 3 o'clock. Each member is requested to bring sandwiches. Health Association To Meet This IVrek Health activities for t, r.n are being resumed this week, with tha bi-monthly meetlmr nf tDa n- County Health association scheduled for Tuesday. Sentemhor i i -. r. pect. A luncheon Is to be served at wuii laaiea of tho Prospect unit as hostesses. Mlas Mildred Carl ton, president of the Jackson coun ty Health association, will preside. Mrs. Ely llonore'd,, ' nor to Departure Mra. J. L. Elv left Xfrtrn-H hi.. day for Los Angeles, Now Mexico and her old home In Texas. She has rent ed her orchard home and plans to spend the wtntr In the south. number ot her friends spent the evening of September 4 with her at the home of Mr. ann m t t Fowlor on Summit street. Punch and waters were served. The evening closed with all singing "what a Friend We Have In Jesus." Miss Owen Rctunis I'rom Stay In East MISS Lillian Owens. dAtlffhtor nf rr and Mrs. Jamea Owens of route 3, Medford, returned Wednesday morn ing from New York City, where she spent six weeks at Columbia univer sity. She went east bv wav of th Pan ama Canal to New York and returned by way of the Worlds fmr in rni cago. Lake Louisa and runfr in ih Canadian Rocklra. She leaves Ftidav evening f,w Mn- desto. Calif , to mum h.. .,,i.. aa supervisor and Instructor of home economics in tha high school. .. ' XL i I .i,i.. MutAaiaW -v. e-ru..',s. 4 t. Five Very Vital Things . . . that every dentist has to do. Here they are Plates, Crown and Bridgcwork, FiUingi, Replacement!, and Ex tractions. I have made a prolonged study in nil of them through 28 years of practice. Your teeth play an impor tant part In the battle of health against disease. Come in for an examination. Dr. I. H. Stewart Bldff. Children Anticipate Picnic at Scherer's Place on the River Valley School children, their par ents and friends are looking forward to the big plcnlo this afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seherer on Rogue river, where elab orate plans have t)cen made for the day. Swimming will be enjoyed, and a holiday aplrlt will prevail. A small entrance fee Is being charg ed, and supper la to be sold there. Proceeds from the event will be used for the Valley school. Anne Seherer and Helen Salade will be In charge of the fish pond, while Jim Henry and Granger Kenly are to be atatlon ed at the gate. Mrs. Seherer is to be assisted by Mesdames L. A. Salade, Jr., Jack Spauldlng, W. H. Blddle, Jr., Ned Vilas and I. E. Schuler. Flower Show Hope Of Club This Fall Mrs. L. E. Williams gave a very interesting talk on the care and planting of lrts Thursday night at the Garden club meeting. At the plant sale which will be held soon many ot her choice Iris roots will be offered. If conditions warrant, a flower ahow will be held this fall. It was voted to extend the time for the membership contest until the first Thursday in October when prizes will be awarded. 44 Bridge Party Given By Misses Slagle Misses Ethel and Bethel Slagle were hostesses on Friday evening at their home entertaining with a bridge party, to which a number of their friends were invited. Miss Doris Pat ton won high score prize, with conso lation going to Miss Louise Elrod. The traveling prize waa won by Mrs. Budd Ball. Present were Misses Doreen Lever ette, Mary Van Dyke, Cecil Humphrys, Marjorle Mulholland, Elrod, Kather Ine and Maxlne Robinson, Marjorle and Phyllis Phythlan. Evelyn Herman Joan DeLosh, Evcretta Gillespie, Mol ly Brown, Leabelle Miller. Patton, Barbara Field. Helen McAllister, and Mesdames Gall and Millard Younger, and the hostesses, W. R. C. Hears Interesting Report The Women's Relief Corps held a regular meeting Thursday at the ar mory. A report waa given of the Southern Oregon soldiers and sail ors' reunion held In Medford. The next social meeting will be at the home of Millie Tucker, 01 Da kota street, September 28. Taylors Have Ouests from Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Morton Llndley and children Richard and Virginia, of Eu gene, spent a week visiting Mrs. Llndly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor and Mr. Llndly's brothers, Milton, Frank and William Llndly. All returned to Eugene Labor day ex cepting Richard, who atayed over an other wee kand will return home tomorrow. 44 Mrs. Swlgart, n.iuehtrr Leave for Portland Mrs. Carl A. Swlgart and daughter Miss Jean, left yesterday morning for Portland where they will Join Miss Elizabeth Swlgsrt. Mrs. Swlgart plans to spend the winter In Los Angeles with Mr. Swlgart, who will journey south with her upen h' . return from a business trip to Chicago Miss Jean Swlgart will spend the winter In Portland with her sister. The Swlgart home at 211 Oenessee, win be occupied this winter by Mr. and Mra. Mark Klcher of Seattle. 4 Travel Study Club To Review Russia The Travel Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown, 1023 West Eleventh street on Monday afternoon, September 10. at two o'clock. The club will begin the study of Russia. Mrs. W. a. Cool will present the subject of poography, cllmatlo con ditions and national tralta, while Mrs. J. O. Grey wltl give a book review on present day conditions In that country. Current events will be given by the members. All members of the club are re quested to be present. GOVE Phone 872 J Mrs. Kuehnle, Son Return from East Mrs. L. F. Kuehnle and aon Junmle returned to Medford on Tuesday from the east, where they have been vacationing since June 13. The two spent an Interesting summer, remain ing at Yellowstone National park for three and a half days, and at a Cen tury of Progress Exposition In Chica go, a week. They were the guests of Mrs. Kuehnle'a sister, Mrs. Paul Frentess In Portland, and her aunt, In Billings, Mont. Mrs. Kuehnle and son visited relatives In Aurora, 111., Fargo and Grand Forks, N. D and Dubuque, la. 4--- Mrs. Wiley Named President to Head Missionary Society Mrs. C. Darby was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the auxiliary of the W. H. M. S. of the First M. E. church. During the business session the fol lowing officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Wiley; vlct-presldent, Mrs. Koppes; record ing secretary. Mrs. Lyman; corre sponding secretary, Miss Fhlpps; treasurer, Mrs. Conklln: extension sue. retary, Mrs. BUton; mite box, Mrs. Hedges; stewardship, Mrs. McNary and light bearers, Mrs. Chlrgwln. The district meeting of the Foreign and Home Missionary societies will convene Sept. 20-21 In Ashland. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs. Lyman, with the theme, "The Triple Light", concluding with the hymn "Take My Life and Let It Be". Mrs. O. V. Myers as chairman of the study program and Mrs. Beery contributed readings on the topic. "Stewardship." Hostesses, Mrs. Darby, Smiley and Beery served refreshments during the social half hour. 44 Visitors Fgnm Roseburg Motor To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Loren Johnson of Roseburg, who were guests here last week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sat terlee, motored to Crater Lake with them. Alpha Delta Class Will Have Rummage Sale The Alpha Delta class or tho trim Christian church will have a rum mage sale this week-end, the date to be announced later. Proceeda are to be placed In the educational fund. East Side Circle Luncheon on Tuesday The East Side circle will meet on Tuesday for a one o'clock lunchoon at the home of Mrs. Carlton Janes. 1823 Sallng avenue. Mrs. Humphreys To Entertain Circle - Mra. G. O. Humphreys will be hos tess to members of the Just Folks Circle of the First Methodist church at her home, 825 East Jackson street on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, with Mrs. Eugene Thorndlke assisting. Olive Rebekah Conducts Meet Olive Rebekah lodge held a regu lar i:etlng September 3 with a large attendance. The Rebekah degree Was conferred on three candldatea by the newly organized degree staff, under the direction of Captain Minnie Bry ant, assisted by Carrie McDannel. Orace Christiansen of Portland, president of the Rebekah Assembly, made her official visit and gave an interesting and Instructive talk. Refreshments were served with Grace Luman chlarman of the com mittee. Guests of Rlrkerts Mrs. Grace Christiansen of Port land, president of the Rebekah as sembly of Oregon, who arrived here last Thursday, to attend the district convention at Gold Hill, left this week for Klamath Falls, having been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Jud D. Rlck ert during her stay here. Last Sunday Mrs. Christiansen and Miss Stella Merrick, past president of Csllfornla, were the Rlckerts' guests at their river cabin. Announcing Special Prices on all Leather Bags We are closing out our entire line of Meeker and Justin Baffi be cause of limited display space. Now Is a good time to buy a fine leather bag for your fall ensemble. Lawrence s Carping the same ntgh quality metrnandl to he found In the large cities best More. Mrs. Budd Gail Is Honored Thursday At Bridal Shower In compliment to a recent bride, Mrs. Budd Gall, the former Margaret Pennington, Mrs. T. B. Morris and Mlas Ellow Mae Wilson entertained Thursday evening at the Morris home on West Eleventh street. Six tables of bridge were In play preceding the presentation of the lovely gifts. High score during the evening wss held by Mrs. O. A. Eden and Mrs. J. S. GUI, with Miss Lea belle Miller receiving the traveling prize and Miss Bethel Slagle the prize for low score. Guests for the evening were Misses Louise Elrod, Miller, Ethel and Beth el Slagle, Evelyn Herman, Phyllis Phythlan, Maxlne and Catherine Rob. Inson, Alllne Ray, Janet Wray Smith. Helen McAllister, and Mesdames G. H. Samuels, J. S. Gill, A. V. Much more. C. C. Murray, E. M. Haas, B. H. 8tmmons. Charles Gall, Van Gil bert, O. A. Eden, Burn, and the honor guest. Dr. Dye Speaks On Missionaries, China The Women's Missionary society of the First Christian church held its regular monthly meeting In the recreation hall of the church on Wed nesday afternoon. The call to order waa a selection of sacred music followed by prayer by Mrs. C M. Hon. Mrs. P. J. W 11 mot, president, conducted the business session. A hymn by the society, "I Need Thee Every Hour" preceded the Im pressive devotional period, led by Mrs. I. H. Gove, assisted by Floyd Collar. Mrs. L. Q. Gentner led the closing prayer. Mra. Gove and group had prepared a splendid program on the topic, "Christ In the Modern World," but the entire lesson period was given to Dr. Royal J. Dye. national worker for the United Christian Missionary so ciety, who was here for this day. Dr. Dye gave a most Interesting and inspiring talk on the work and conditions in China, reviewing the work of Emma Lyon in her 42 years of service in that field. He also told of the progress of the work In Bo lenge, Africa where he spent fifteen years as a pioneer missionary. The social hour followed and re freshments were served by the com mittee. Woman's Association To Meet ot Church The Woman's Association of tne First Christian church will meet on Wednesday afternoon at, a o'clock la the recreational hall of the church. Miss Carlton to Motor East with Ir. Warner Miss Mildred Carlton and Dr. Es tella Ford Warner, are leaving Med ford Thursday by motor for Wash ington. D. C, it was learned yesterday. Dr. Warner is expected to arrive heie Monday from Portland. Missionary Meeting Scheduled at 8:30 P. M. The meeting of the Home Mission ary society of the First Methodist church will be held Tuesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mesdames Lyman, Olllings and Conger as host esses. Ladles' Auxiliary Of Church To Meet The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Baptist church will hold Its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, September 1 1 at 2 :00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. G. Beach, 113 Geneva street. All the ladles ere requested to turn In their reading contest points, and the captains of the different penny circles are asked to bring their re pprts. All members are urged to be pres ent as there Is Important business to be attended to at this time. nth ANNUAL WORLD RUISE Eraprtss-JJritain Sil wy nrt Spring $umftint n tht Lmpftti of Brit tin. This pUtil thip tilt, tptd na SPACE, ffetvfi fuxvrhut prt- no DAYS ooarfi mtntlt btfiwms, dub roe mi, PORTS ftnnl 4n( Hjustf, ceurti nd v.,u svmntiiumi. Visit if perti nd tZu U ""tttritt,...PU,tint ina JAN. 19 f ntii tnj tyfM 4in. 4nd ttncrnf Arntkir..., Sim . ,, , Jan, tW ltcretetJti China, itciaVmf Ptlpin$...Jp am in ftrry bletfom timt. farti frm fS!50 (Apartment tV talk, frm 00 intfiriinj itandartf jAet program. .UISE AFRICA SOUTH AMERICA VEST INDIES MEDITERRANEAN A iiw eruii r Mtditerrantaa parti... .Paktlint, Egypt, Mnh kJ. y-y ci4, tantitar, Uar-tt-a!aam. Capatawn, Buanw Ami, Mtntt vtJaa. tiia da Janaira. tfa Vt'en Wf IS parti in a if art at h lands, tailing an tha spaciam Etipmii A Au!trti. ftrtt fram AW (ratm h.A barf,, fram rCO) fnx fnfing tHndarJ ,tri rfrat-w. A 'I iktt-h frem raw l faai .jttnf, ar H M LHae Otn f Agt Pan trf , of a .V ' t-aadway. ft OtM' VrW GxHoJuOhQuI. NEW JCR A l PORTS l DATS . w u 1 J I Reception is neiu At Phoenix, Friday Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Frame of Phoe nix were hosts at a reception Friday evening, to which they invited about 35 guests to greet Mr. and Mrs. Max Rochford (Mary Elizabeth earless), who were married here Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Rochford was charming in a black transparent gown with whit; fur collar, on which she wore a cor sage of yellow rosebuds. During the evening Mrs. I. F. An drus sang "I Love You Truly" and "Sylvia." Mrs. Frame was assisted by ber daughter, Miss Dorothy Carless, Mr. and Mrs. Rochford are leavlns today for Seattle, where they will make their home. Phoenix Health L'nlt Postpone Meeting Announcement has been made that the Phoenix Health unit will not conduct its regular meeting on Tues day, as the Jackson County Health association Is meeting at Prospect on that day. Date of the Phoenix unit gathering will be arranged later. Luncheon Meeting Scheduled Tuesday Grace Circle of the Presbyterian curch Is to meet Tuesday with Mrs. 3. D. Nason on the Old Stage road, for one o'clock luncheon. The group has Just completed a layette, which will be offered for sale by the or ganization. Members of the committee for Tuesday are Mesdames W .H. Walt. Hoey, Mitchell, A. J. Buck, W. G. Cool, Spencer, Conser, Davis, Harry Marx, Cleaves and Diamond Flynn. .1 - fMarti-ji G. W. Newberry, Business Director A personal message to young people YOUR FUTURE Is more secure when you are BUSINESS TRAINKO. Yon need not leave your home community to get this tmlnlng. Since 1919 each year hits increased the number of our students successfully employed In business. Results achieved by them Justify the MBC slogan. You are Invited to register for the Fall term. Monday, September 24 MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE "Where Youth and Opportunity Meet" NOTICE To Our Patrons and Friends . . . The Medford Electric Const. Co. is compelled to go on a CASH BASIS and we will give a liberal CASH DISCOUNT Trade with us for cash and SAVE MONEY Our workmen will be furnished with price sheets and are authorized to receive payments. PHONE 90 FOR BETTER SERVICE B. M. Bush, Owner Medford Electric Construction Co. Office and Shop in the Basement of the Medford Bldg, Innovations Service Comfort RUNNING ICE WATER IN ALL ROOMS FAMOUSLY SOFT BEDS With Bath Without Bath. GARAGE SERVICE AT DOOR HARVEY M, TOY, MANAGING-OWNER ; f ,. POWELL . C TFA RRELUSAN FRANCISCO ,rs Taylor and Son Return From California Mrs. L. C. Taylor and ion Ted, who spent the summer In California have returned to their home in Medford. Mrs. Taylor and son accompanied Mrs. C. L. Perkins of Modesto, Calif., on a motor trip through southern California and Into Mexico. Some time was spent in San Diego, where Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Taylor form erly resided. Get Your Hair Ready for School With a New Fall Perma nent Wave by Murray, your hair will be admired by your classmates. Hake Appointments Now MS Art UakirdrexxerJ i S. Central Phone 363, FjtrtW.ifU'.i! "4 .1 350 Attractive Cheerful Roome THE MOST convenient THE BEST accommodations THE FINEST mealt Tie I
