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MEDFCVRD MTL TRIBUNE. JIEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1934. PAGE THREHJ 1 Society and Clubs Edited by IrVa Fewell Extension Tnlt to Mt At Home of Mn. C. E. Bom The Boxy Ann Extension unit will meet Friday. Oct. 12, at the home of Mrs. O. Z. Row. The meeting will begin at 10 a. m., and will be the flret time work will be done on the fulde pattern. Members are urged to come prepared with sewing materials, and are asked to bring needles, pins, thimbles, colored thread, tape mea sure, ruler or yardstick. Each should also bring two and one-half or three yards of firmly woven checked ging ham for the foundation pattern. A covered dish luncheon will be served, with members asked to bring their own covered dishes and table service. All in the community who are inter ested are Invited. Juvenile Club Has Interesting Meeting The Juvenile Degree of Honor club held an Interesting meeting Saturday afternoon in the women's club rooms In the city hall, with Catherine Camp bell, president. In change. Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, director, talked enllght lngly on the club's work. Refresh ments of cookies and candy were serv ed. and games were played. The meet ing wss dismissed early to allow mem bers to attend the Medford-Roseburj; football game. An important change In the meeting time of the organiza tion was made Saturday, when it was decided that the club will meet twice each month, on the first and third Saturdays. Mr. and Mrs. Mlkeche Arrive from Portland Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Mlksche and little daughter, Sandra Ann, arrived from Portland Wednesday to visit with Mrs. Mtksche's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Watt of Phoenix, and other relatives. Dr. Charles I. Harvey and his moth er, Mrs. Rosell Harvey of San Fran cisco, were week-end guests of Mrs. Harvey's sister and niece. Mrs. Laura A. King and Mrs. Watt. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ramsey o!:., Butte, Mont., were also week-end i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Watt. October Committee Plans Hard Time Party The October committee of the Olive Robekah lodge, number 28, is plan ning a meeting Monday, Oct. 15. which Is regular social night. The meeting will be in the form of a hard time party, and all those who are dressed up will be fined. Visitors are welcome. Crater take C. E. Plans potlurk Pinner The Crater Lake Christian Endeavor Union will have a potluck dinner at a rally Friday night at the Christian church In Granta Pass. Opal Rush of Ashland, union president, will be in charge of the mating, which will begin at 7 p. m.. It will be the first of two rallies for the convention to be held November 16, 17 and 18, at Grants Pass. W. C. T. U. Members Urged To Attend Thursday Meet All W. C. T. U. members' are urged to attend the regular meeting Thurs day at the Girls' Community club, as It will be the last meeting to be held before the state convention. SOC Executive Committee To Meet With Mrs. Pease The Junior high school P.-T. A. executive committee -will meet with Mrs. Ethel Pease of 17 South New town. Tueaday evening, October 9, at 8 o'clock. - Rummage Sale Is Announced The Women's Association of the Christian church will conduct a rum mage sale Oct. 18, 19 and 20, In the Sparta building, corner of Main and Riverside, It was announced today. Frank Madison Leaves for South Frank G. Madison of San Francisco left by train last evening for his home, having been visiting his sum ; mer lodge on the Rogue for the past Baptist Fnton Elects Officers At a covered dish supper Friday. Oct. 8. the Baptist Young Peoples' Union held a business meeting and election of officers. The officers cho sen are: President. Frank DaJkey; vice-president, Myron Eaton; secre tary, Loleta Jones; treasurer. Aline Fowler. The regular Sunday evening service was well attended and an in teresting program was presented. Everyone Is invited to attend the meetings. f-f Election of Officers Held The Young People's Christian En deavor society of the First Christian church has elected officers for the coming year, with Miss Marjorle Greg ory as president; David Beck, vice president; Naomi Fraley, secretary; Earl McQulgg, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Childreth were named advisors for the group, and the officers will meet with them at their home on Friday evening, to appoint committees for the year. Daughters of Veterans To Have Meeting Tonight The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will have a covered dish supper tonight, beginning at 6:30, after which an inspection of the tent will be made by the state inspector, according to announcement. HI Triangle Meeting Indefinitely Postponed The regular meeting of the Hi Tri Angle, which was to have been held tonight, has been Indefinitely post poned, according to announcement, because of the Illness of the group leader. Women's Association 3feetlng Is Wednesday The rcfiular monthlv meeting of the Women's Asoclatlon of the Christian G hiiTch will be held in the recrea- Er t tonal hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 B o'clock. A large attendance Is d- If sired. j i Mist Koppes Named President Miss Josephine Koppes was elected president of Pan-Hellenic society at their meeting held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Perl. Mrs. O. Hildlng Benfitson was elected sec-, retary. Seven tables of bridge were in play during the afternoon. Frozen Desserts must delicate in flavor. TAi u.-nr trut XaniJa counts. .TAath vhert ScAiAtyfanfa count. Schilling Vanilla Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore Grain: Wheat: Open May B3',J Dec 814 Cash: Big Bend dark hard winter 12 percent 92; do 11 per cent 87; soft white, northern spring, western red 80; western white; hard winter 82',. Oats: No. 2 white 32.00. Corn: No. 2 E. yellow 35.30. Mlllrun standard 21.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat flour 10; corn 2; oats 1. 4 , Oct. 0. (AP) High Low Close 83 8314 83'i 814 81 H 814 bluestem 89 U: 13; SOMETHING SMART FOR FALL y yM i w Here', a smart turban and icarf set for fall wear. From Revlllon Freraa, the Persian turban Is of stenciled kid with the scarf matching. Lilly Daehe, the designer. Is matching only fur hats and coats this yesr not tweeds. With tweed she recommends felts. (Associated Pres. Photon SEEN BY STEIWER PENDLETON. Ore., Oct. 9. (API Senator Frederick Stclwer (R.( Ore.) today declared that while business this year has been disappointing to many, he Is convinced that the gen ernl trend is toward improvement. Here today on a business trip, he said recent labor disturbances which tied up Industry In many sections were the chief reasons for the tieup. Stelwer predicted that with strike settlements, a general quickening of business activity will be noted. MUSSOLINI'S RISE TOPIC OF BISHOP AT ROTARY MEET Benito Mussolini, the most talked of man In Europe" today, and his much-debated "Fascism" were dis cussed at today's meeting of the Med ford Rotary club by Lee Bishop. Many of the pertinent sayings and writings of the dynamic Italian were quoted by Bishop in his impartial talk which reviewed Mussolini's sensational rise to power in European affairs and the theory of his radically different method of government. In introducing his subject, the speaker quoted the famous Italian In saying that the so-called Fascist party Is a movement against other parties. rather than a party itself. He told of the formation of the corporate state and described Mussolini's his toric march on Rome after telling of his political background and the faith of his followers. "Fascism does not believe In peace," Bishop quoted from Mussolini in pointing out that Italy's virtual dic tator is firm in his belief that war is necessary in "steeling" men. Bishop reminded the Rotarians of Musso lini's recent edict that boys In their teens must be trained In army tactics. Mussolini's writings In which he described the fallacies of a democracy were read by the speaker, who quoted the Italian In describing a democratic form of government as a "government of mass irresponsibility. Fascism 1. In Mussolini's oplnton, the type of government In which the best of other forms are Incorporated. It has, he said, a "will and personality." whereas a democracy Is "cumbersome.'' While fascism Is subject to wide debate. Bishop pointed out that It had achieved a certain balance between capital and labor, while obviously cur tailing a personal liberty. II Duce's showmanship and ability were mentioned by Lee In the con clusion of his very Interesting ad dress. William Cook of Alameda and Art Brown of Portland were visiting Ro tarians at today's meeting. . 4 Notice I will not be responsible for any dehts contracted by my wife, Isabella Llnvllle after this date. (Signed) A. V. LINVILLE. f Ladles of Sacred Heart Church will serve a dinner at Parish Hall Wednes day evening. Serving will begin at 5:30. All are invited. CUTS. BURNS rll R . ,; ..,.i.t..rj. . TfrriltriiWialw Mi laailn hfiiinliatairiiilif Jfj ' "Trw "f--Tr J Here's the new fuel 11 (Trade Mark Bfsl'terrd) The cleanest, solid fuel available no dirt, no soot, no sparks, no odor, no slivers, almost no ash, no clinkers, long burning, high heat value. Use this "magic fuel" for cooking and heating. FOR A FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM In Southwestern Oregon r. a. nnvr.. Special Rfprp.fntntlve at Mi:rioni, oncr.ov Room 1, Sparta ml;. 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BUY NOW SAVE NOW TOILET GOODS This Sale Is For Your Benefit BUY TWO For The Price of One Plus 1 Cent Creams and Lotions for the skin 60c Fleur du Midi Butter milk Cleansing Cream 2 for 61c 6O0 Fleur du Midi Cold Cream 2for61o 6O0 Fleur du Midi Tissus Cream - 2for61o 50c Fleur du Midi Vanish ing Cream 2 for 51c 50c Fleur du Midi Vanish, ing Cream Lotion 2 for 51c 50c Fleur du Midi Facial Astringent 2 for 51c 75c Spring Blossoms Cold Cream - 2 for 61c 50c Spring Blossoms Al mond and Buttermilk Cream - 2 for 51c 75c Spring Blossoms Van ishing Cream 2 for 61c 50c Penslar Almond and Cucumber Cream 2 for 61c 50c Camphor Ice Lotion 2 for 51o 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Crm. 2 for 51c 75c Theatrical Cold Cream, 1 lb 2 for 76o For Your Medicine Cabinet Stock Up Now Get the - Extra Tj Q Package B for 20c Boric Acid Powder 2 for 21c 50c Buclr.. Juniper and Palm. 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And many others Stationery of Individuality Beautiful Packages 75c Garden Court Paper and fancy Envelopes 2 for 76o 60o Neba - 2 for 61o 50o Penslr,- Pound Paper....2 for 51e 20c Penslar Envelopes.- 2 for 21c Quality Rubber Goods Hot Water Bottles $1, two for $1.01 Hot Water Bottles $2, two for $1.01 Fountain Syringes $1, two for $1.01 Fountain Syringes $2, two for $2.01 Combinations $1.50, two for $1.51 THEATRICAL COLD CREAM Full 1 lb. package. Regular price .75c, 2 for 76c 50c Milk of Magnesia, pints 2 for Slo 25c Hinkle's Tablets, 100 '8 2 for 26o 50c Aspirin Tablets, 100 's 2 for 51c 75o Cold Cream, 1 lb. tin....2 for 76o 75o pure Cod Liver Oil, pts., 2 for 76o 60c Antiseptine, pints 2 for 61e flllOUTM N NOSI I THROAT HOSPITAL COTTON Good quality lb. 35c, 2 for 36o 50c Colonial Club Shaving Cream, 2 for 51c 50o Pen-Geslc liquid Analgesic for pain 2 for 51c MINERAL OIL Russian, pint 59o, 2 lor eoo American, pt., 49o 2 for 50c SAVITARY NAPKINS Kotex, pkg. 15c Frens, pkg 130 Modess, pkg 150 FOUNTAIN PENS PENCILS An assortment of pens and pencils, including values to $3.00. Special, each - 400 For Cuts, Wounds and Skin Troubles 25c Carbollo Witch Hasel Salve 2for26o 25o Tincture Iodine 2for26o 25c Mercurochrome 2 for 26o 20c Zinc Ointment 2 for 21e 25c Boric Acid Ointment. 2 for 26o BOc Antiscptine 2 for 61o 75e Boraline 2for76e 25c Camphorated Oil 2 for 2 60 50c Analgesio Balm 2 for Slo 50c White Liniment 2 for 51o In our limited space we are only able to enumerate a very few of the real bargains we have for you. Every article is guaranteed quality merchandise in every respect. 80 anticipate your winter neds and stock up your medicine chest now. 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Raspberry 2 for Bis BOc Fleur du Midi Rouge, Strawberry .. 2 for Blc 50o Fleur du Midi Rouge, Medium 2for51e Finest Talcum Powders Spring Blossoms -....2 for Bio Fleur du Midi 2 for 26c Colonial Club ..2for26o Nelson's Baby Powder 2 for 26s Penslar Family Remedies PROVEN MEDICINES WHICH DO THE WORK For Coughs and Colds BOo Cherry Bark Cough Syrup . 2 for Bio BOc Aspirin Tablets, 100Y...2 for 51o 25c Aspirin Tablets, 24 's 2for26o SOo Golden Pen-Lyptus Cough Syrup 2 for Slo BOc Laxative Cold Capsules 2 for Slo BOc Analgesio Balm 2 for Slo BOc Pen-Oesto 2for51e 75c Cod Liver Oil, pints 2 for 76o $1.00 Hypophosphites . 2 for $1.01 BOc Inhalit 2 for Bio FREE! With Every $1 Sale a rubber "MICKEY MOUSE" FOR THE CHILDREN or COLORFUL' COSTUME NECKLACE FREE! " 4 Big Days - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday MEDFORD PHARMACY East Main and South Central
