Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1934, Page 8, Image 8

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, .OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1934.
PTA miNIY COUNCIL!
ILL DRAFT CALENDAR
OF MONTH'S
Mrs. Berth. Young, president of the
county council of th ?.-T. A., pre
sided st business meeting recently
st the home of Mrs. Arthur Short In
Med ford. A budget was planned to
cover traveling expenses of the coun
ty president and membership chair
man. Funds were also set aside for a
delegate to be sent to the state P.-T.
A. contention.
In order that all units of the coun
ty may know what Is going on, a
complete calendar for each month will
be published about the first of the
month. All unit publicity chairmen
are urged to meet with their unit
program chairman and make out th.s
monthly calendar and mall It In to
county publicity chairman, not lar
than the 30th of each month.
In a recent communication from1
Mrs. Crowther, state publllclty cha'r-,
man, she lists some of the following
activities of the Oregon state pro
gram: Clinics for pre-sohool chil
dren are held twloe week, and over
35,000 children have been examined.
Parents who bring their children have
the advice of a child specialist. A
dietician and a graduate nurse are
in attendance. Over 260 pamphlets
on child care are distributed each
month. Clinics are held annually t
the Multnomah county fair. All tin
Is free. Units are urged to be sure
and watch for the monthly calendar
as published In the Jackson county
papers.
T
Business men Joined with school
offlrlnts Wednesday In expressing ap
preciation for the activities of the
Med ford high school band in making
the football team's departure for the
mythical state championship gane
tomorrow at Portland a fitting send
off. Lack of funds prevented trio
band making the trip this year, l- j
though it generally accompanies t'..: j
team to the title game. i
Under the direction of Wilson Wait
the band made many appearances th.'s
year previous to the sendoff, whim
are highly appreciated by the tear.)
as well as by Med ford citizens. I
BATON HOUGH. La., Nov. SO.
(AP) Twenty-six students of Loulsl-
ana Stute university were suspended
Inst night by Dr. Jnmes M. Smith,
president, for "gross disrespect" In
petitioning reinstatement of the staff
of the Reveille, student publication.
The Reveille staff resigned Mondny
when Dr. Smith told the editors
they would have to submit to fac
ulty "censorship" of the publication!
and would not be permitted to use
any copy disparaging to Senator
Huey Long.
OF HOLIDAY TURKS
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 30. (AP)
Buyers were wondering whether tc
take out gold claims on turkey ship
ments here today after one restau
rant man found J worth of nuggets
In the gizzards of two holiday birds.
The distributor would not reveal
where the turkeys had originated ex
cept that It was somewhere "in
western Oregon."
KINflLOW, ArlE. (UP) Sex equal
ity is not going to be any problem to
government educators on the Navajo
Indian reservation.
Buyers of 190,000 head of sheep and
gosU being slaughtered In Phoenix.
Aria., have found that In the Navao
nation It's the woman as often a
ilis man who holds the puraeatrlnjrs
or the gost herd.
The Navajo Indians have been nit
ed for liberal marriage and sex tra
ditions, and through the custom of
bequeaths the women have gained
ownership of perhaps naif of the trlb
al wealth. Ownership of her goods
remains in her hsnds even following
marriage, In contrast to usual In
dian practice.
STORM PILEsTliOW IN
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA
DENVER. Nov. 20. (APt Storms
swept the Rocky mountain region
today, piling up snow deeper than It
has been since last Pebrusry. j
The snow covered a wide ares
from northern New Mexico to the
Canadian border bringing a sharp
drop In temperatures.
QUINTUPLETS HEALTH
GOOD AT SIX MONTHS
C ALLEN DER, Ont.. Nov. 30. (AP)
The Dinnne quintuplets were si
months old Thursdsy and, ssld their
physician, in better health than at
any time since their birth.
None of the five has any organU
disorder, erplalned Dr. A. R. DeFoe.
MemirMt MotorM,
MILPOR-D, Conn. (UP) Amopg
the meanest motorists is the one wio.
after striking Michael Ct.appell. 7i
refused him aid and pushed him Into
the gutter and drme away. Chappell
was seriously injured.
o
.25
, Streamlined Airplane
Design Modern Beauty
Wards Sky-King velocipede! Red and green
cruising lights, bright "landing" light, 12-inch
front wheel and a low price I You'll want one!
16-in. wheel . . . $7.25 20-in. wheel . . . $8.25
Big Blackboard
Complete with chalk, eraser,
md chair at this price
Board opens to make deskl
New Pedal Bike
98c
Streamlined ! Heavy steel,
hriKlit enamel ! Rubber tires.
For children up to 3 years.
Desk and Chair
Stnrdy roll-top desk with
center drawer, and pigeon
holes inside. Maple finish.
Steel Tool Kit
98c
Imagine, 11 pieces in a strong
steel chest at this price!
Well made tools, durable I
7i
if
1 $3-48
Roller Bearing Wheels
for Easier Running
A sturdy, up-to-the-minute wagon at Ward
low price! Heavy auto steel body, baked-on
enamel finish, new improved fifth wheel. 16 ,
x3V.x4?4 inch size. An ideal gift. See it!
2,"c
II -Inch lrinii.
r a I f k I it
hewl. A butt
9Sc
1 prtstit type
Meant engine,
with whMle.
1L
rvV:
25
Hind Pope ye
antt he wnlks
with parrot 1
9Sc
m price A,
giMd scooter.
31 in. high.
117 SO. CENTRAL
TELEPHONE 2S6
IV)
Toy Typewriter
$1.49
Actually writes. Has com
plete alphabet and numerals
from one to zero. Dial type.
Very legible print.
Doll Carriage
$6.95
Gay stencil on side of fibre
and metal bodyl Windows in
hood I Rubber tires. A buy I
Sweet Baby Doll
This cuddly baby is all rub
ber except for her composi
tion head. 14J-S inches tall.
4
Lovely 26" Doll
$3.49
Pretty pink silk dress 1 She
talks and sleeps ! Bobbed wig
of real hair; lashes, too.
20" Girl Doll
Curly-haired so pretty! She
cries and sleeps and has eye
lashes I So low priced, tool
Doll Furniture
25c r,h
Chair, table, and rocker big
enough for 2 -year-olds-doU
bed and high chair.
fi 7 (3 M
jl
Words are recognized at a leader by the
entire Toy industry. Wards are credited
with originating many of today's popular
Toys, of creating new improvements on
others, of bringing down prices within
easy reach of the many through mass
production buying and advanced distrib
uting methods. So no matter where you
may wish to compare Ward Toys you will
not find any finer at Wards low prices!
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6 i 11 i-i.
4T fk TiL
miilrfflnlfliiiilttrr
De Luxe Scooter
$6.95
.
Air-filled" tFres, collapsible
seat for coasting! Ball bear
ing wheels. 32J4 ins. high.
Movie Machine
$4.98
Hand driven, simple to oper
ate. Throws clear, steady
pictures. 2-in, focusing lens.
'
Tubular Sieei
Frame and a
Low Price!
SQ.69
Yes, a good velocipede at
this low price! Ball bear
Ins 12-ln. front wheel
adjustable seat, rubber
pediilfi, grips, nnd tires.
See It!
20-ln. wheel
..$4.08
Electric Train
. S5.69
2 engines! One shoots sparks
from smokestack, one has
elec. headlight. 52" long.
k ..i., ,r ,t.
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Table Tennis Set
98c ;
4 paddles sanded on both
sides, 4 balls, and 60-in. net.
Great sport at a low price 1
Fire Bell and
Siren Clear
"Traffic"
SK.25
Klre Chief velocipede
nlth license plate! 1-ln.
rubber tires, l?-ln. front
wheel. Sturdy steel frame
solidly built. At a
Want saving!
16-ln. wheel $:.!5
20-in. wheel S8.35
my' ,,stt g, y n , xi, vi
Engine Puffs Harmless Sparks
S" .00
A realistic train! Engine, tender, 2
passenger coaches, observation car.
Extra sparking flint included flint
lasts 300 windings. Wind-up motor.
So. OS
Uiiht n!ker
thut won't tip
over.
ro
nnll. Ill', -In.
Knhlter. I n-brr.ikil.1f.
st.oo
?..plet-e tea
et ; alumin
um. SiiTel
st.oo
l"-pc. baking
set : non-rut
aluminum.
33d
6-lnch rubber
ball, spiral
design. Ulgl
Joe p e n n e r
nalks with his
durk!
7
59d
Wind flre
ninn and lie
cllmhsl
49d
Ruck Rogers
Rocket Pistol;
modern.
59
A Inmlnnm
h.iklng set;
10 pieces.
EM
$1.00
Tea set: 21
pieces ot real
china.
S1495
Stream llnerl
electric train.
Fast!
9S
Steam shovel
with electrlo
spotllfht!
S100
Chime plnnoj
8 keys, rtabr
grand style.
S2.00 -
Tedilv bear;
IT-In, 4olntert,
bronn pluh.
59
A I u m 1 n n m
percolator
srl; 1? pi ens.
25c1
Police set;
with four
pieces. A buy I
20
Steel push
loco, bell,
27-ln. handle.
tsar. .
Modern
blocks; :o;
educntlonal.
9sa
Steel tool
chest with 17
couiplete pes.
25c
Checker
board; with
24 checkers.
29
China tea wt;
11 pieces.
Luster ware.
4
9St
15" steel air
flow Chrysler.
iNew!
1 Ti
98c
liWi-lnch ftre
shlef auto,
with siren.
S1.00
Toy cleaning
let : ft pieces.
I'sefull Funt
5
Mtc ronrope
set : accurnte;
ediuntlonal.
98c1
2-8iin ItoNter
e t ; h e e p
kln front.
WA
1 e
if
59d
Motorcy cle
cop tumbles,
then gets up.
10d
nubble set; Z
pipes, pans,
snap chips.
H
25c
Slate set;
double - sided
slate. ValucI
9Sc
It really
flies. Made of
aluminum.
50o
S9-plece Tin
ker Toy net
Great fun!
ii
S1.59
lGJ-plece Tin
ker Toy set.
Smooth.
ease
3 for 25c
Straight or
curved truck.
For electrics.
16-pc. china
tea set. Gay
luster ware.
29c
A lumlnun
pastry setr a
useful pieces.
10c
Wood cart
drawn by a
gay animal.
mm
25c
4 (lit fere nt
games fold
lug boards.
s
S3.49
Steel stream
lined wngon.
Small size.
98
Small steel
wagon with
bumper, New!
19V hook
ladder, red,
green lights.
69d
One car runt
Into garace.
Spring wind.
Choose Now
Pay Later
Wards Toy "Lay
Away" Plan makes
it possible for you
to choose now . . .
to get Christmas
buying done early
... to choose from
full assortments!
A small deposit
holds your items un
til you want them
. . . any time before
December 20.
...v:.i
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F.rer'tnr set:
in can make
ft ft t nuxlrl.
Men f A r n
truck. 1'
liu ties long.