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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934. tLOCALS pojtpone MMIInr Th Dewmlwr metllng or -he Dlxia club will be held on Saturday. December . In stead of December 1. Berh HI Roland O. Beach, assist ant poAtmaAter. It confined to his home with lllnns today. Welsh In Medford John WsUh, nrMrlTitndent of Evans Creek CCC camp, was In Medford thli morning mienaing vo oueinens. t FIIm to Klamath Dick Culbertaon of the Medford airport flaw to Klam ath rails and returned yesterday on the Oregon Air Service ahlp. Mia. Tomlln Home Mra. John R Tomlln. who ha been a patient at the community hospital for aome time, was today able to return to hor home. t DIM In Missouri Mr. Bell Far rell ha received word of the death of her brother. John Marklcy, at Ho'. 1cn. Mo. Mr. Markley waa a brother of Frank Parrell. Going to Portland Oeorge O. Teat of Mrrrlll, Ore., flew to Medford from Klamath rails today on the Oregon Air Service plane. In order to leave here thl afternoon on the United Airline ahlp for Portland. Army Rliln Here Two army ahlpa, being flown by Major Tinker .and Major Muae, atopped t the loal airport today, enroute to Crlssy field. Bun Fmnclsto, from Astoria. The two anuy ofllcera atopped hero last week when flying north. ' White neturns Norman O. White, aatlstsnt aupervlaor of Rogue Rlvor national forest, ut'u.iied to hia httd quartfrs In thla olty. having apent the last two day making an Inspec tion of Applegnto and Carberry, CCC camp. Firemen's Dance The local fire men are sponsoring their annual Timnkujlvlng day ball, Thursday evening, November 29. at the Oriental riHrrinN- in which the nubile la In- vlied. The fund derived from tne dance are to be used for purchaali tors and materials to repair broken toys for Christmas. To Present Song Mlsa Viola Phillips of Medford. who composed "A Bong to crater Lake." has received wo.-d that her song will be sung In Red Bluff. Csl., at the meeting of fie chamber of commerce there soon Miss Phillips and local Chamber of Commerce member nave neen in vited to the meeting, which will proh. ably be held some time In December. En-Ins; Visits Oarl Ewlng, forest supervisor of Malheur national forest, with headquarters at John Day, wa in Medford till morning on official business. Ewlng Is making an In spection tour of newly constructed forest service warehouses, having pie vlously visited buildings at Eugene snd noseburg. s Aid to firemen While firemen wcrs busy esrly Mondsy morn'ns fighting the fire at the Tomlln Bix oompshy, several women, aided by Earl Courtney, served coffee an-J doughnuts to the men. They were Mrs. Amy Martin, Mrs Mary McJDon aid, Mra. Ethel Vlorey asd Mrs. Ed Canoose. Tlielr bringing the hot cof fee and doughnuts to the men while they were working was greatly appreciated. Youth Slugs Coeda s 'i k y Iff; ' -f Chief of Police R. C, Prater ol Boulder, Colo,, said Jack Churches (above), 18, confessed desire tc hear them "squeal" prompted him to attack nine coeds of the Univer sity of Colorado. Most of the vic tims aald their assailant struck them In the stomach, uttered a weird laugh, then fled. (Associated Press Photo) PRIZE CHICKEN POSES Horace Bromley of the California Oregon Power company today took moving picture of Lady May, the prlM white leghorn hen belonging to Mra, n, E. Carley of the Norlh Ta elflc hlphway. The pictures, taken for the Sperry flour company, will ba shown throughout the northweat, In the company 'a production. The plc turea will also have talk lei. Mra. Carley waa alao photosraphed with her prise htrd, which haa broken the world's ess-laying record for white Irghorns, The picture will probably be shown In Medford the middle of January. Use Mall Tribune want ada. LOSES POUNDAGE NEW YORK, Not.. 27. (AP) Forty-four pounds thinner than she waa two years ago, Princess Alexis Mdl vanl, the former Barbara Hutton, re turned from Europe today minus her polo playing prince. But reports of a rift between them are absurd, the five and ten cent atoro heiress declared. for reports that her aunrt birthday In Pnrls coat between aio.OOO and $20,000 "abso lute nonsense." "It coat 5,000 at the most," ahe said hotly. "If there were beds of orchids and stiver champagne buck ets 1 didn't sco 'em." Her prince has gone to India to play polo and ahoot tigers, she aald. "and X have no objection. He has to do something ." They will meet In Egypt "or China, maybe," In Janu ary. Tho prlnccNS wild ahe has reduced from 140 to 101, pounds. Her roclpe? "Don t eat. I went for three weeks with nothing but a ctip of coffee at every meal. No sugar or cream. It either kills you or you lone weight." 900 TURKEYS TO PEEO CCC LADS Nina hundred turkeys will be serv ed men In the Medford district's CCC camps Thanksgiving day. It was an nounced at district headquarters to day, contracts having been made for the purchase or that many young Oregon birds. Special menus have been prepared for the Thanksgiving feast, and as an example, headquarters detach ment at the fairgrounds will have on the menu: fruit cocktail, cram of tomato aoup. Waldorf salad, ripe olives, sweet pickles, celery hearts, roast young Oregon turkey, Virginia baked ham, cranberry sauce.- oyster dressing, mashed potatoes with gib let gravy, candled sweet potatoes, creamed peas, mashed squash. Park er house- rolls and butter, chocolate layer cake, hot mince and pumpkin pie, bananas and datea, coffee, apple cider, apples, nuts, candy, cigars and cigarettes. Pear Markets NEW YORK, Nor. 27. (AP) (USDA) Pear auction market: 14 cars arrived; 7 Oregon cara, 4 Wash ington, 1 California unloaded; 8 cars on track Oregon Boscs: 28S boxes extra fan cy, a.30(2B0; average, 2.4; 852 boxes fancy, 2.25ir 2.611; average, 2.42; 820 boxes extra fancy, $2.23 2.09; avernge, 2.40; 208 boxes fancy express, 12.25 2.65; average, 12.43; 203 boxes extra fancy, 2.20 ft 3.59: average, 12.28; 404 boxes fsncy, S3 05 ft 2.39; average. 2.19; 218 boxea ex tra fancy, SU.05 ar 2 73: average, 2.47; 180 boxes fancy, 2.26a2.62; average. S2.41. Oregon D'AnJfcus: 270 boxes extra fancy, 82.40n3.S0: avernge, 82.65: 260 boxes fancy, 82.35W 3.00; aversgo. 82,62: 710 boxes O grade, 81.85(2.21: nverHge. 81.96. CHICAGO. Nov. 27 (API (USDAI Pear auction market: One Oregon car, 1 Washington arrived: 8 care on track; 22 cars sold. Oregon Boscs: 416 boxes extra fan cy. 82.40 a 2.45; average. 82.43; 720 boxes extra fancy, 82 I02.45: ave rage, 82.28; 324 boxes fsncy, 82.204 2.40; 'average, 82.30. LEGION PLANNING COMMUNITY TREE This year's American lglon com munity Christmas tree will be one of the largest celebrations yet arranged by Medford post, according to an nouncement by of f Icera today, fol lowing a discussion of nlnns for the. irw matin al lat nliTht'K Teuton I meeting. The time and place for the tree have not yet been announced, but It will not conflict with other events during the Christmas holidays. Prea enta will be given all children of the community who attend, and enter tainment and muslo will alno be fur nished for older people. tjtat night's business session ad journed early to allow members or ; the post to Join the auxiliary, and witness a one-act play engineered by Mra. o. L. Overmyer. The play, en- j titled Tlte Rummage Sale." was acted by members of both the post and the auxiliary, who were compli mented for their ao minutes' en tertainment, Pn1on Mterp to Cnteh Wolves BOISE. Idaho. (UP! i A sheen In sheep's clothing Is going to make j It tough for wolves that have long preyed on bands of "woolles" In this vicinity. More than 10,000 drought emancipated sheep will be destroyed by the AAA,1 the carcasses poisoned and left on Idaho ranges as meals for wolvea. Summon mill Notice uf Hearing. Iiv the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Petition of. David H. Rosenberg, Albert Bu-eh and P. M. Kerelmw, constituting the board of directors of Medford Irritation District, for a Judlcla. examination and judgment of tho Above-named court as to the regu larity And legality of the proceed ings of the board of directors Of ssla district In Adopting a resolti- i Hon authorizing and directing the ! Issuance and sale of bonds of said I district In the aunt of M 05, 000. 00 and the terms and maturities there of for the purpose of refunding present outstanding Indebtedness of said district, and for the further purpose of a Judicial examination and judgment of said court as to the regulsrlty and legality of the proceedings of aald board In auth orizing the execution for and on behalf of said district of a con tract with Reconstruction Finance Corporation for the sale to said corporation end the purchase by It of sll or a part of the aforcaild bonds and a Judicial examination and Judgment of aald court as to the legality of such bonds and said contract aforesaid, and further, for a Judicial examination and Judg ment of aald court as to the iig.it and duty of ssld Irrigation district to levy each year until said bonds have been paid In full the neces sary assessments provided for by said bond resolution snd- contract for the purpose of paying the prin cipal and Interest of said bonds. To: Medford Irrigation DIMriot of Jackson County, Ore?on, and to nil freeholders, Ieal voters and assetis nient payers within said district: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby notified that David H. Rosenberg. Albert Burch and P. M. Kershaw, constituting the board of directors of Medford Irrigation Dis trict, a municipal corporation and irrigation district within Jackson County. Oregon, have filed In the above-entitled court a special pro ceeding for the purpose of having n judicial examination and Judgment of said court declaring and decree..! the Medford Irrigation District la an Irrigation district duly organized, act ing and exlatlng under and by virtue of the lawn of the State of Oregon. That David H. Rosenberg, Albert Burch and P. M. Kershaw now are and during all times herein men tioned were all of them duly elected qualified and acting directors of aiiil district, and that they together con stitute the board t directors there of, and that during all said tlr.io David H. Rosenberg has been and if the president of said district, and that Olln Arnsplger ls-the eccrctiry .of said district. That the contract s?t forth as ex hibit "A" to said petition Is a lawful contract on the part of Medford Irri gation District, and that all matte t und things connected therewith anl e.ll procevlh.gs of said board of di rectors and district with . relation thereto have been duly and ren larly held and had in the manner and as provided by law, and that the execution of said contract on the part of said district has been regu larly and legally authorized. That all of ' the proceedings of that board of directors of sali district authorizing and direct ing the Issuance of refunding bonds of sa Id district In the amount of $406,000.00 for the purpose of refunding the present out standing Indebtedness of said district in the form and as set forth In the resolution exhibit "C" to said peti tion, and suld contract exhibit "A," and all matters and things connected therewith, and all of the proceedings of the board of directors of said dis trict with relation thereto, hove b.'"n duly and regularly held and had In the manner and as provided by law and said bonds with said maturtr.e.s and In the form and tenor therein set forth are regularly and legally You Need These For Your THANKSGIVING FEAST tct Beck 's help you make your dinner easier, as well as better We Have Them! The Wonderful NEW Coleman &euxc READING LAMPS Never . . . anywhere ... at any time, have you seen portable home reading lamps as fine as these new Colemans. 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Tlieie are nrvesv.ry for the perfect (Htinrr. dozen 13c Mince or Pumpkin Pie The Mlnre Is eCra rlrh and eiruh ennnM, The rumpUn U rhh. rrramr and splrrd perfectly. ea. 27c On Sale Wednesday at Your Tavorite Food Stor Ask for Beck's De Luxe Bread etfr-i - am. JimmKmm 3 DRINKS FOR THE PRICE OF 2! ITS A FACT Old Farm rocs farther. That's because it's heavier bodied and naturally aged 16 months in the wood 1 o:. doing the work of l's o:. of ordinary low priced rye. You'll relish its rich flavor too and the price! Made by the famous Old Ovcrholt distillers. PENNSYLVANIA STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY authorized, and when Issued will be the legal and valid obligations of slid Medford Irrigation District. That pursuant to said contract jnrt resolution aald Medford Irrigation District Is possessed of the right And is in duty bound to levy each yew the aseessmenta therein provided for, for the purpose of paying prlnclpil and Interest upon aald bonds, that said right and duty continues until said bonds and all acrued 1 n teres: thereon have been paid In full, and that said contract and said bonds when Issued and negotiated shall constitute valid and enforceable obligations of said district, and far ther, that all freeholders, legal voters and assessment payers within aitd district, and all parties In Interest, and said district Itself, he forever barred and concluded from dl&putln, con testing or questioning the valid ity or legality of any of the fore going proceedings, or of said bonds and contract and .ny assessments heresfter levied pursuant thereto, and that the petitioners hare a decree for such further relief as may seem equit able to the court. This notice Is served upon you pur suant to an order of H. D. Norton. Judge of the above named court mode November 37th, 1834, by publication of thla notice once each week t-r three successive weeks In Medford Mall Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation published In said county, the last of said publication to oe made on December 11th, 1934, and the Jurisdiction of the above-namei court In the above matter will be complete ten days thereafter. Any person Interested may at any time before the expiration of aald ten days appear and contest the validity of such proceedings, or. of any act or things therein enumerated. You are further notified that t!ie hearing of aald petition by said court has been set for the 31st day of December, 1934, at the hour of 9 30 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of the above-named court at the court house In the City of Medford, Jack son County, Oregon. O. R. CARTER. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the etite Broken Veins Varicose liters Old gores ReUeTed at Home. of Oregon for Jsckson County. PORTER J. KEPT. Attorney for Petitioners. Cooley Thestrs Bids;., Mediord. Oregon. No sensible person ts 111 continue to suffer when powerful penetrating, yet harmless antiseptic Moone's CnertM OH can readily be obtained at any drug store the directions are simple and easy to use. Economical, t-w. snd your druggist guarantees oae bottle to give splendid results or money bsck. II Fuel Oil Any Time Any Kind Quick, Modern, Delivery Service Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76 THIS EMM FM vfVC''Jl PROTECTS YOU UOS&7AU FLOOR I (rw Handkerfs. j uei x i i EVERY smart hostess prides herself on her ability to set a beautiful table. These Thanksgiving linens specially priced will make your table regal, at a worthwhile saving. White, ivory, and soft pastel tones. Maderia - Italian - Irish and Domestic Linens Are Now on S ITALIAN LINEN DINNER SETS 54x72-in. Sets With 8 Napkins $4.98 An unusual value In Italian linen dinner sets featuring two popular lzes such as 54x72 inch sets with 8 napkins and the 72x108 In. set with 12 matching napkins. Buy these for your own tabic or for gifts. 72xl08-in. Sets With 12 Napkins $15.98 72x90 Madeira Banquet Sets $19.50, Napkins $7.95 dozen 36-inch Madeira Bridge Cloths $1.98, Napkins $1.19 for six Madeira Finger Tip Towels in pastel colors. Each 39c Pastel Cocktail Napkins. Hand worked designs, $2.49 doz. Buy Handkerchiefs now . In this 15c group are pure linen full size Handkerchiefs . with hand rolled hems In prints, appliques, initials. 15' ea. Extra Sheer I Silk Hose : Complete your Holiday cos- tume with a pair of these Kxtra Sheer Silk Stocking. : Smart black, dark brown and harmonlr.Ing shades i that are perfect for all semi- : formal and formal wear. : priced from 1!V1.75 pr. Beautiful New SLIPS These are the proper, slips to wear under the Holiday Frcvk. Uvely satin and Krenon crepe slips In either tsllored or lace trimmed styles featuring touches of hand embroidery, all sires, in tea rae. white and flesh. $1.98 Knitting Classes Join te knit line claw tr-T WrdnrvdsT, "piureday ard prttUr at Man n Cla.vrs under a competent lntrii.or. Wed. morning a SO to 12. Tnirs. afternoon 3 0 to ?. Frt. morning P 30 to 12. In tlie Art Pert. Pure Linen Table Cloths Another exceptional value In Table Linens! Pure linen cloths 54x54 inch with six matching napkins for only (2.98 set. Thla set comes fully bleached and hemstttehed. Special tomorrow at t fn our 25c assortment one i will find pure linen hand : made Handkerchiefs 1 n : prints, appliques and initial styles. Sport sires, all colors $298 25 ea. Snow White Table Damask 72x 90-inch Cloths 3.98 to $8.49 each 72xl08-inch Cloths $5.98 to $9.95 each Napkins to match $4.98 to $9.95 dozen Popular Lace Table Cloths 60x60-inch and 54x72-inch, each $2.49 72x90-in., $2.98 . . . 72xl08 in., S3.49 Smart Colored Luncheon Sets Tills 80c group conslsta of extra fine quality hand made Handkerchiefs . in block prints, novelty appli ques, and blocked initials in dress size, all colors. 50 ea. A beautiful group of colored Luncheon Set In sizes from 30 inches square to 56x81 inch sire. Small sets have 4 napkin, larse set 6 napkins. According to size. $' COMPACTS The Toiletries Dept. an nounces a new showing of smart compacts in all the popular shapes and tlecs. These feature loort or caked powder, single, double and triple. 1?V6!5 1 $i.to$3.75 FORMALS! DRESSES for the DINNER or DANCE A specially planned offering of daytime and evening frocks . . . Formals for the Holiday season. Glorious velvets, moire, taffeta, crepes, laces and fashionabls brocades. These lovely dresses are trimmed with furs, metallics and sequins. The newest formal shades will b found in this Pre-Thanksgivinf showing. Sizes 14 to 44 $99.5,. $45. Second Floor Java MZPFORir? BSSBSBSSaSHSMSJSSSBSKSSlSSSSSSSBaSSSHSBSSMSSSSSSMSSSSSSSSSMHSMSSIB OWN I Store Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving
