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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1934.
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METHODS TO BE
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A aerlea of field meetings for the
purpose of discussing and demonstra
ting approred methods in pruning
fruit trees are to bt held la several
districts of the county during the
period December 10, It and 19, ac
cording to arrangements made by
County Agent L. P. Wilcox.
Fruit growers and others Interest
ed will find It worth while to attend
at least one of the meetings. The
schedule of times and plaoes Is as
follows:
Monday, Dec. 10 at 10 a. m. Hom
r Moore orchard, one and one-half
miles south of the Southern Oregon
Normal school on the Boulevard.
Peach pruning will be discussed and
demonstrated. At 3 p. m. of the same
da; apples, cherries and grapes will
be worked upon rt the Thornton
Wiley orchard, 631 Walnut street,
Ashland.
Tuesday, December 11 at 10 a. ra
the meeting will be held at the A.
Amundsen orchard, two miles west
of Talent on Beeson lane. At a p. m.,
Tuesday, at the A. V. Carlson or
chard, two and one-half miles north
of central Point on the Pacific high
way. Wednesday, December 13, at 10 a.
m., at the Oregon orchard, one mile
south and west of Voorhles crossing
on the Coleman creek road.
All meetings will start promptly so
all growers should plan to be at the
orchard on scheduled time.
time risking Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Beck.
Mrs. Mark Burkhart. Let ah Shep
herd and J. M. Whipple are reported
on the sick list this week,
Mrs. Leonard Lund returned Satur
day from several weeks spent at Port
land, where she took her daughter,
Beryl, to the hospital for an opera
tion on ber foot. Sha reports the
llttla girl as getting along fine.
Born, November 28, to Mr, and
Mrs. George Gorwlta, a son, named
Richard Oeorge.
Mrs. Mattle Smith, Mrs. Josle Love
and Charles Warren were on the
board for the city election Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Klrey. Law
rence Jones, Mr. and M. Walter
Combs and Mrs. Myrtle Putnam at
tended the Orange meeting at Sam
Valley Saturday night.
Leonard Lund left Sunday for
Roseburg, where he will enter the
veterans' hospital for medical treat
ment. The ladles of the Christian church
will hold a bazaar and dinner at the
Scout home December 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hart, Mrs. Rich
ard Scott and Mrs. Fred Dangler were
Medford visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Dangler were
dinner guests Sunday evening at Mr.
and Mrs. Atherton's.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hart entertained
with i turkey dinner Thanksgiving.
Covers were laid for the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Pred Dengler,
Mr. and Mrs. Orviiie Dengler, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Scott and children.
Neil and Barbara, and Miss lone
Hart and the host and hostess.
Mrs. M. R. Bliss and Mrs. J. U.
Whipple wera dinner guests Thanks
giving at the Wiley-Carter home.
November 17 the Girl flcouta gave
a program at the hall. Home mad
candy and popcorn were sold by tha
girls. A good attendance was present.
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WEALTH OF OLD GOLD
METAL'S PRICE BOOST
NEW YORK, (UP) Twice as much
old gold waa found In American
homes last year aa waa dug from all
the gold mines of the country, ac
cording to Alexander Hamilton, dep
uty commissioner of weights and
measures of New Tork, la recent
address.
A new problem concerning honest
weights has arisen, he finds. In as
suring a fair price for the average
citizen who has found gold In his
home.
When President Roosevelt raised
the price of old gold to 136 an ounce,
the highest price in 00 years, he
started a gold rush which has served
to recover over $100,000,000 worth of
old gold. This treasure has created
overnight an army of opportunists,
ho try to buy tha precious metal
from Its owners and depend upon
their wits and the so Her 's Ignorance
to drive a shrewd bargain.
The average cltteen who finds him
self with old gold to sell usually la
Inexperienced In dispensing with It.
There are tricks In all trades, and
among tha purchasers of old gold
there are many Irresponsible men.
One class of buyers represent them
selves as U. S. government agents.
There are no government agents au
thorized to buy old gold and men
claiming to be such are imposts rt.
The best plan In selling old gold,
Mr. Hamilton concludes, Is to sell the
trenail re to a Jeweler who holds the
confidence of his community.
ILLUSION OF DEPTH
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NEW YORK. (UP) The Illusion
of depth on the picture screen, tech
nically known aa third dimension, is
1 no longer an enigma to the Mm In
dustry. After scientists and large
picture producers have co-operated
finitely, expending thousands of dol
lars In tha hunt for a new perspect
ive which would change tha movie
business as radically as the introduc
tion of talkies, a cortoontst la today
actually dlllverlng the coveted illu
sion in some of his drawings.
How he does It will remain a secret
until ha gets complete patent protec
tion. Hla name, incidentally, la Max
neiacher, which meana Betty Boop
and Popeye to picture audlencea to
day. For two years Fleischer, who Is
somuwhat of au electrician, scientist
and what-not aa well aa a pioneer
film strip creator, hns been working
away on hla own third dimension
theory wherein the camera perspect
ive Is shortened. Physically the equip
ment looks like a ton of metal carv
ed Into huiutretts of small gad nets.
Unlike other inventors who claim
ed they have corralled the mystic
Illusion, this msn Fleischer waited
until he had tested It out In several
cartoons, "Little Dutch Mill. In par
ticular. Now that he Is satisfied that
It works, Fleischer meaiterly report
his process methixl will show up
even better with feature pictures.
Rogue River
ROC1UB RIVER, Dec. 7. (Spl. j
Live Oak Granite met In regular ses
sion at the Girl Scout home Monday. '
Two candidates were given tha first i
and second derecs. The general rou- j
tine of business was conducted. Frt-1
day night a class of candidates will j
be taken to Central Point, where ;
they will receive the third and fourth
degrees.
Reed Carter returned Monday from
business trip to Salem. j
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, Mrs. An
nie Nesthammer, Vern Neathammer
and Mrs. Mattle Rlegel and smalt
daughters were Medford shoppers on
Wednesday.
Oscar Shepherd, who has anent the
aummer at Msderla, Csl , returned
here last week and la spending aoms
SANTA CLAUS IN PERSON - BRING THE KIDDIES
Free Candy for all the Kiddies. Santa will be at our store Saturday from 10 A. M. to noon, from 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. and from 7 to 8 P. M.. Jolly Old
Santa will talk to all the children.
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Good Veloclpedt
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Tubular steel frame at this
low price! Hall bearing front
wheel, rubber tires. Sturdy!
New Dumo Truck
98c
Load can be completely dump
ed I Heavy steel; headlights,
Ift'i Inches long.
Passenger Train
$1.00
3 cars, engine, tender. Sparks
shoot out from locomotive.
Wind-up motor. Tracks.
Sturdy Scooter
98c
Well-built! Hnnhvood plnthirni
attached to fruiue ulth heavy
bolts. Rubber tires.
All Steel Wagon with
Shiny Nickeled Bumper
Exclusive with Wards I Speedy red wagon
with disc wheels and rubber tires! For children
up to four years old. A Ward low price I
Streamlined for "Greater Speed!"
Modern) A pedal bike for chil
dren up to 3 years old! Heavy
20-gauge steel, enameled
a bright red. Durable. See It I
98
Toy Typewriter
SI. 49
ArtimlW nrlt. IU romptrlr
,lthah?t mill iintiirriit. hum
W In ifrii, IIUI ti". Wij In
111 I, print.
Doll Furniture
25c
t'h-ilr, table, and fm Vfr bC
enouch for t-jenr-old il til
bed and hlh ihalr.
81J
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Red or green
enumel chair;
low prlml.
MM
One car rutin
Into Runic.
Spring uliul.
10-pc. china
tra set. iuy
luster ware.
A I u in 1 n ii m
pastrv set;
iiM-ful plrct'Si
mm
6-lnclt rubber
ball, spiral
design. Big!
25
police set
wlih f o u
piece. A buy!
A
59
Jne I' c ii n t r
wnlks with Ills
(lurk!
2(M
Stool push
1 o c. o hell,
27-ln. hanilli
ran
50
Doll. iui-ln.
Rubber. I n-brraknlile.
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2r-piet-e tea
net: aluniln
uin. Snvcl
S2.-18
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set builds IS
models. Funt
It tall;
files. Mndo or
aliiinliiiim.
29y
Tou M't; alu
mlnum. 10
uhcTiiI pieces.
Small whrrl
barrow of en
ameled steel.
59
A 1 u in I n ii m
bahlng set;
lu pieces.
25o
Checker
hmtril ; with
24 checkers.
S1.00
tfl-pc.. porocv
latur art of
sliimtiiiiin.
25
Hilton mini
nlth tiiillillng
MiK-ks.
A I u in l n ii m
tra set; in
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2r
4 dIKrrrnt
liimr fuld
Injt boiirdH.
2.V
stream
line ft tl t f
spilug mot nr.
ltliKk: etti
riitlnniil. 3n,
all rnlitrrd.
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V rvl rtlr-
flow rhrjIrr.
Molorr tie
rp lomjir
tlirn trl up.
Bouncing Horse
$1.49
Safe! Sturdv! AH wood, with
life-like horse s head. Bounolnf
seat. Low pricrd. loo!
Big Steel Wagon
$3.43
RullAr-hrnrlnf; wheelR. our
plfr sterl bodv. rutibrr tlrrnt
1IH4"S41',"X4!H". Km it!
Sturdy Velocipede
S6.25
taiunus Fire CliloT at a aril
low price! strong! tire bell and
siren, lias rubher tlrr.
Chime Piano
$1.00
8 kevs; accurntelr tuned chlma
notent 1) ii 1 1t like a real habv
grnnd. see it!
Baby Walker
$4.39
Nationally known! Won't tip
backward. Removable foot rest,
bumpers. It' stroiiRl
Bonny Doll Baby
$2.98
Smiling, dimpled but she can
crvl Talks, too. If)" tall, dressed
hi white organdy.
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New Velocipede
$6.25
Streamlined airplane delftn,
built of heavy steel. Cmlilng
lights and heailUgM.
Nursery Set
S3.98
For gay tea parties! Well-built
tahle and two chairs finished In
green enamel.
Blackboard with
Chalk, Eraser,
and Chair
$1.00
This blackboard opnu
to a deak and both
chair and board fold
flat. Board la hard
Gypsum the beatwrit
ing surface. Strong,
durable; 35!4 inchn
high when it's cloaed.
Rocket Ship '
98
nurk Rogers
(lavhlng roitrlnt
cruller. Safe.
Telescope
$2-98
?4 power len,
trlrmd, rarrWrrf
cae.see object
mile an ay.
Telescope
59
Junior in ml ft.
ncll made. Ke;il
ai.ifnir log Ion.
Painting Set
10'
For voting art
Ms. I color.
hrui, water
pan.
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117 SO. CENTRAL
49c
Mlcrosc ope
set; accurate;
aducntlonnl.
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17-pc. baktng
set ; non-rut
aluminum.
4
59c
Aluminum
percolator
set; 17 pieces.
9Sc
Pmall ntckeri
sreen or red.
Sturdy!
Wall blix k
board; rtura
ble. 24x18".
50c
Stuffed dogi
barkt Assorted
atjles.
iMiL. ti -.1i..
3 for 25 c
S t r a lp li L or
curvert track.
For electrics.
si.oo
Ton set ; 24
pieces of real
china.
25c
lt-huli Drum,
o a 1 r s k I it
head. A buy!
9Sc
Cprlght type
(itcam rnclne,
nlth whMlc.
25
Wind I'opeye
and he walks
with parrot!
3 for 25
Track for
wind-up
train.
SI.OO
II I c t'linlr;
with tray.
Maple f Inl-ti.
59c
W I n d fire
man and he
rltmh!
B M II
rtA kMzzi
9Sc 10c 25c
Krcrtur net; cart Ten pin et,
yon ran make ctrnun hy a enameled
Clfty moileU. jar animal. hardwood.
f-Sl rrfti
25c 50c 9Sc
Modern SO-pir,, Tin- !orl wheel-
hlork:!n; kfr Tm .rt. hirrow with
riliiratlonaL (ire.it fun! ,iail. siron?.
W R mm
find
19c
mirk Kocr.
Bncket ri.Ilill
modern.
stwi frm
truck, l!)'
Inches long.
20r
niaik hlnl:
wlih two
un.. Spurt!
29c
riiln.i tfii et :
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