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PiGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934 Society and Clubs Edited by Jrva Fewetl Edwards McCayt Honored On Annlvrrnary Mr. and Mra. Earl McCay of Med ford were pleasantly surprised Tuea day evening by the appearance of about thirty guesta In honor of their twenty-filth wedding anniversary. A ellver offering waa presented them. Among those present were Mrs. McCay'a brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sfott. who are on their way bome to Alaska. " The evening waa apent In singing and refreshments were served at a late hour, Benefit Party la Scheduled The publlo la cordially Invited to the benefit card party which Is to be given Wednesday evening, October 34, In the hall at the Catholic parish. Flaying la to begin at eight o'clock. Freshens the mouth .Soothes the throat Teachers' Reception from 4 to 6 Today A reception for the new teachers, with Mrs. Btther Church Leake as honor guest, la being given at the Senior hl;h achool this afternon from 4 to 0 o'clock, following the teachers' Institute which Is In sejislon today. Members of the teachers chorus, directed by Mrs. Unit, will act M hosteuea. Invitations have been ex tended to Interested persona to attend. fi leaner' flu Ilaa Ititerertli. R Meeting The Gleaners' class of the iTrat Baptist church held a meeting at Xhe home of Mrs. Mary Stlckland, 407 Beatty atreet, October 18, with Mra. B. F. Neff, president, In the chair. Song, "My Faith Looks Up to Thee," waa followed by prayer, by Mrs. John Kent. The song. "Trusting Jesus, That Is All," was sung and Mra. Warner, teacher of the clbss, gave the devotional on the subject of prayer, from the scripture, Luke, 18th chapter. They also dlacuwod Torrey's book on prayer, and gave a sketch ol the work of Mr. Moody, The meet ing closed with prayer. Members i R'oni:s I Friday, Saturday, and Monday Selling POND'S CREAMS 35o OCr Sizes w U Sizes 45c st70c 55o Pond's Face Powder.. 420 I n The Greatest Satlngs Await You at "Western Thrift" The Price Makers In Southern Oregon KRUSCHEN SALTS 83c pile For Obesity 57c COMBINATION SYRINGE 11.50 Vnliif Hot Vitiin noitle and syringe . 89c COLD REMEDIES 50c Vick's Nos Drops 34o 50o Arson Nose Drops 30o BOo Groves Nose Drops . 39o lOo Vick's Cough Drops 8c 6c Ludens Cough Drops 4c 30o Bromo Quinine 20c 25o Zcrbst Cold Caps. 17o $1.25 Creomulsion 89o 35c Vick's Vapo Rub -..24o 35o Vaporizing Balm 20c BOo Liquocold 34o GOc Pertussin 49o 35o Cough Expectorant 23c Pts. Cod Liver Oil 49o $1.00 Squibbs Adox Tabs ....79o $1.00 Haliver Oil Tabs. 70o 75o Vapex B0c BOo Cold Inhalant 39o BOo Baunie Analgesic 29o GOc Mentholatnm 40c fllKWINO OI'M LIKE SAVERS CANDY IIAItS for 10c MALTED MILK KrnrCi rhor. Flavor 1 Lll. 8 LBS. 29c - 49c PUTNAM DYES inc ISO PKOR I Ul FITCH'S SHAMPOO 44c Dandruff Remoter ALL PNKT.8 CI T PRICES AT H KSTERN TIlltlFT SHAVING CREAM Imperial MnlHnllMit .Wc Tutw 19c ACME ADHESIVE TAPE H" tte S yiK long. Freh 10c TOBACCO HURLEY BUELEY 14-os. QQr HumidorwWU Tuxedo Pound 25c Cigars HriMik. Trtwon Kocky Fonl Tmny.on ItanU Mnrie Reg. 3 for 1 0C CIGARETTES N. R. A. Minimum Prices School Slip plies Composition Books , Spelling Tablots J I0T Filler Paper Pencil Tablets 1 lie REGULAR 5 CENTS 1 w LOOSE LEAF BINDERS lOo 5c 8 Color Crnvola 1 lb. Epsom Salts w 10c 2 oz. Spirits Camphcr 19c 4 oz. Imp. Olive Oil 15c Qts. Heavy Mineral Oil 49c 4 oz. Towd. Boric Acid 10c .1 J U H. '. tj, .lA,AtJn.r) iiaiTiTISli'f mir'i ititJ ft in j Hardwood Ruler Free With School Supplies 10c Port Folios 5c 18 Color Crayolas 10c 5e 2 for 5c Lead Pencils ...4 for Be Brhnol 9llipllM Anmw I.ltrt1 Art Clow Out rrlcrd While I'twnl lurk !(. Dc Bear's LAXATIVE Chewing Gmn Tablets 15C f extern Thrift Stores art Members of the N. R. A. and All Price V are hub feci to Conform to NR. A. and a.a.A. of the l nli itr. PT "HfliJ I iisj in in ii-j of the class are urged to bring a daughter or guest to Sunday school on Sunday, October 31. Mrs. J. L. Ely. member of the class, who Is visiting In her old home at Lubbuck, Texas, sent greet lnga to the members. Games and refreshments were In charge of Mrs. W. H. Eaton and the hostea, Mrs. W. L. Jones, waa presented with a birthday cake. '. C. T. U. Banquet Is Tiieftday Evening State officers and many of the delegatea to the State Womenl Christian Temperance Union con vention to be held In the First M. B. church next week, will ar rive In Med ford Monday evening. Delegate will register Tuesday morning, October 33, and the most Important gathering of the conven tion will be the banquet Tuesday evening at 0:30 In the banquet hall of the church. Addresses of welcome will be given by Mayor Geo. Porter and the presidents of the Chambers of Commerce, the Ministerial asso ciation, the P.-T. A. and other organisations. A very fine musical program will be presented. Miss Helen Byrnes of Evans ton, III., the convention speaker, will give an address and H. C. 8eymour ol Corvallls will apeak on the work ol the children's farm home which was founded by the W. C. T. U. This dinner Is open to all who care to come and enjoy a turkey dinner and fine program at a mod erate price. Call 1470-J for Informa tion. P.-T. A. Announce Mem her ship Drive Mrs. John Heyland, county mem bership chairman of the Parent- Teachera association, Is anxious that Jackson county reach its quota by November 1. at which time payment of dues should be made. The Oregon quota baa been raised 40 per cent this year, ahe stated. "When the committee calls, wel come them, and have your due ready," she stated. "Since the ob ject of the organization Is to carry on constructive work for better par enthood, better home, schools and communities, every parent should ftel It his duty to be loyal. "Not only the parents, but anyone Interested In the organization, may belong. I hope every unit member ship chairman will put forth an ef fort to assist the county committee In putting Jackson county among those who have reached their quota. As the Jackson and Washington schools In Med ford were the only units to receive citations at the con ference held In Grants Pass Tues day, it was urged that all units strive for such recognition. Teachers Reception At Talent Wednesday TALENT, Oct. 19v(SpI.) Under the auspices of the P. T. A. and the Community club a public reception I for the teachers waa held at the city hall Wednesday evening. The follow ing program waa given: Piano solo, Lucille McCullom: ad dress of welcome, Mra. Nell Young; response, Principal N. B. Ashcraft; piano solo. Hula Estes; reading, Joeta Miller; song, M. E. Girls Glee club; : comedy skit, children; and vocal solos Ellrabeth Hlgglns. The program waa In charge of Mra. ' Nell Young. A delightful lunch waa j nerved by the committee. The hall ! waa decorated with autumn leaves i and flowers. ! Juveniles to Meet In Club Rooms Saturday Degree of Honor Juveniles will meet on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock , In the club rooms at the city hall, i Initiation will be held and a good time la planned. Mothers of members are always welcome. CINDERELLA SHOP is proud to present another new shipment of THRIFTY-THREE FIFTY Irrisistibly chiol FOOTWEAR $350 pr. DRESS . . STREET . . SPORT . . 8th and Central KIDNAP VICTIM SEEKS MOTHER f ' if I , ..' v i -' i Marlon De Lux whose real Identity was revealed by a deathbed confession In Paris, Is shown leaving San Pedro, Cat., for Paaullo, Hawaii on the liner Lurllne to visit hit mother. An aunt and cousin are shown with him In this picture. The eonfesson related De Luz waa atoten from his parents 26 years ago In a revenge plot and reared as J, M. Phillips by a woman he had sines then believed to be his mother. (Associated Press Photo) studying the uses of photo-electric cells for controlling and testing the process of aging beer. It will be one of a aeries of field trips In ths study of the application of radio to other Industries. Amateurs are expected to attend the meeting from several ctttea in ths valley. Sophia Spence Rites Saturday , Funeral services are to be held to morrow at 11 o'clock for Sophia Du mont Spence, who died tbla week at her home near Phoenix. Ths serv ices are to be at the graveside In the Medford I. O. O. P. cemetery, with Father Francis W. Black officiating. Perl Funeral Home Is In charge. Mrs. Whipple Is Honor C in est ROGUE RIVER. October 19. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott entertain ed with a dinner Friday evening, Oct. 5 In honor of the birthday of Mrs. Myrtle Whipple. Covers were laid for the following: Mr. and Mrs. James Whipple, Mrs. M. R. Bliss, Nell and Barbara Scott and the host and hos tess, Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Have Waffle Supper TALENT. Oct. 19. (Spl) The Tal ent P.-T. A. will give a waffle sup per at the city hall Wednesday evening, October 24, from 6 to U o'clock. A fine program ts being prepared. The proceeds are to be used In the general fund for hot lunches. Mrs. Porter Returns Home Mrs. E. H. Porter returped to her home In Medford Thursday after spending a week at 1225 East M street visiting her son-in-law, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hampscn, and daughter, the Grants Pass Dally Courier states. -Christian Choir To Present Concert A concert of sacred music Is to be presented Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the First Christian church, under the direction of Mrs. Effle Her bert Yeoman. This Is the first full evening's program to bo presented this aeaaon by the choir. iJtty Kluanlans To Meet Monday Lady Klwanlans will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. F. C. Dlllard, 39 Summit avenue, at 2 0 clock. FOUR ACCIDENT DEATHS IN OREGON INDUSTRY SALEM, Oct. 19. (p) Accidents In Oregon Industries claimed the lives of four men during the two weefcs ending yesterday, the state Industrial aocldent commission reported today. During the same period, 1,175 work men were injured. Those Injured fatally were John S. Korb, Scotts Mills, laborer: James C. Beagle, Ashland, fire warden; Stlns Webster, Talt, loper and John S. Eubanks Portland, gate-tender. ALL EQUIPMENT CALLED OUT BY 4-ALARM BLAZE (Continues from page one.) In closing and protecting fire walls saved the south side of the terminal. Three coastwise freighters at the dock were moved to midstream when the fire broke out. Dock employes were credited by firemen with having been largely In strumental In preventing the spread of the flames. They closed fire doors and started the Interior sprinkling system which operates throughout the 11,200,000 terminal. Offices Destroyed Offices of the terminal, Llddell & Clark, Daley Brothers, lockers of the Jones Stevedoring company, the dock machine shop and the offices of an apple broker were destroyed. A strong wind fanned the flames Into Intense heat which melted the corrugated Iron sheathing In several places on the north pier. Virtually every piece of equipment In the Portland fire department waa moved in after the fourth alarm, as additional apparatus sped to the fire and other reserve pieces were dis tributed for protection against any other fire. WILL MEET TONIGHT There will ba a meeting of the Southern Oregon Amateur Radio club, according to announcement, tonight at 7:45 o'clock In the sound studio of Don a Radio Shop on East Main street. After a short business session, the club wll! make a Jleld trip to the local hrevery for the purpose of Do Yon Get Up Nights? ARE YOU OVER 40T If so, nature Is warning you of dan ger ahead. Get rid of your trouble early. Make this 25c test. Get Juni per oil, Buchu leaves, etc.. In green tablets. Ask for BURETS, the bladdir laxative. Take 13 of them In four days; If not pleased go back and get your money. BURETS work on the bladder similar to castor oil on he bowels. Flushes out excess acids and other Impurities which cause getting up nights, frequent desire, scanty flow, burning, backache or leg pains. You are bound to feel better after this flushing and you get your regu lar sleep. Ouaranteed by Heath's Drug Store and Jarmln Drug Store. Week End Entertaining and the hearty appetites of school children means serve more cake. BECK'S DELICIOUS Chocolate Marshmallow ROLLS Are as wholesome and they taste just as good as they look 18c eacn Saturday at your favorite food store or at 2g I 'i 1 1 ngtAaaafea COATS Are the Center of Attraction This Week at BURELSON'S NEW COATS A We hare an interesting selec tion of snort coats In attractive fall color and fabric. Brown, blnck. navy, vtlne. green. Alo fur-trlminrd rire rtvits In this group. Values to S'il.JO. Speclnl price Fur - Trimmed Coats Warm all-wool coat that have beautiful fur rollar. Thee were formerly prlrpd at $AV Coins In and find exactly the style and col or you've been looking for. $247.5 SMI srr .fckv Our Better Dress Coats $3goo (lorceons fur collar on our e qnllte It tailored betteT mat. New materials such a tree bark, tnretW and wl crepe. Popular fur inclmltng in, marten, French beater and i n. Values to I IV Other Coats $49.50 to $79.50 BURELSON'S Medford Building 33 N, Central Be- THRIFTY - PAYLESS -At T Protect your health and happiness by keeping on hand the cold remedies that will guard you against the effects of changeable weather. Bring your doctor's prescrip tions here and he will know that they are filled exactly as he ordered. Jar. mill's prescriptions are as dependable as your physi cian's services. iltfU Xitr ai A HOLLANDER FARM FAMILY ll 601N6 TO CALL ON A NEIGHBOR DRUGS AT LOW PRICES EVERY DAY 35c Pond's Vanishing Cream Jarmin's TOBACCO PRICES 25c 40c Listerine Tooth Paste 33c 16 or. Prince Albert 69J 16 ox. Velvet 690 16 os. Granger 630 16 or. Union Leader 630 16 os. Hurley Burley.. 390 16 ox. Geo. Washington....4S0 50c Lavoris Mouth Wash 39c 30c r Bromo r Seltzer k 23c L 4 15c Prince Albert Velvet Half and Half 9 25c Johnson's Baby Powder 19c 10c Tuxedo Union Leader Advertiser Hurley Burley Colgate's Cashmere Bonq. Soap 3 for 25c 5c Bull Durham C Stud . Buffalo lrtP Golden Grain, Etc. J 35c Barbasol A Shaving Cream 29c Cigarettes 130 pkfr 2 for 250 8 pk-gs. 96O-$l-20 Ctn. 75c Mead's Dextri-Maltose 59c Pkg. of 5 Gillette Blades 19c REMEDIES 60c Alka-Scltzer 49 50c Vicks Drops 34 35c Vicks Vapo Rub 240 75c Listerine 59 100 Genuine Aspirin, 5 gr. 14 85c Kruschen Salts 57 30c Bromo-Quinlne 200 25e Nature's Remedy 47 Quarts Milk Magnesia ....49 Qts. Nyal Cod Liver Oil 59 25c Choc. Ex-Lax . 17 Have Your Prescriptions Filled at Jarmin's Phone 73 Free Delivery i i i 25c Feenamint Lax. Gum 19c 50c Hind's Honey Almond Cream 39c 100 5-graiit Bayer Aspirin Tablets 53c i
