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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1935)
PA'GE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TTHBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TTEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1S33. 10 STAR! OILING RURAL HIGHWAYS Jackson county U now making pre liminary prepsratlone for the launch ing of Its 1935 road oiling program, and to that end have been operating road equipment for the past week putting roada in ahape for the ad mlnlaterlng of the oil. It la a part of a cooperative five-year oiling pro gram lnauguarated by the county court, for which a SIO.000 appropri ation ni made In the laat budget. In the Table Rock district the Ta ble Rock store haa been moved across the road, eliminating a dangerous In tersection, and enabling the straight ening of the road past the E. W. Carleton orchard. The Modoo or chard has submitted lta check for the oiling of the road from this point to their buildings. Oiling of the Taylor road from Central Point to the Old Stage road will also be started at an early date. It la one of the heaviest travelled ru ral roads In the county. In all these three Jobs, the expense of oiling la shared equally by the county and resident along the routes. County Judge Day eald today that ten districts of the county would be oiled this year for short stretches, and would cover the entire county. Oiling eosta about 11000 per mil. "Oiling this yesr will Just be a atart," county Judge Day states. By doing a little each year, in five years the county will hsve something to show for Its oiling. At the same time the county la aavlng the roada In which It has a heavy Investment. Oiling preserves the road base and prevents deterioration under fast and heavy travel. The county la willing and anxloua to cooperate on 60-00 basis, with any district desiring oil ing. "The oiling will also keep down the dust In the summer time, and be welcomed by every rural housewife." rfiiffspfnuinr i ix nr-.i, m. rill Al PUK bf rALL ROOSEVELT'S AIM (Continued ITom Pags Ona) Pastor Heds at 78. TROT, Tenn. (UP) Th Rt. H. P. Laeley, superannuated Methodist minister, waited until he was 73 to marry for the first time and honey moon In Kentucky. Mrs. Maggie Joy ner, a few yean younger than Laaley, was the bride. Her two former hus bands both ministers died. 1 Home portraits of family groups and children at Special Prices Shangle Studio Phone 1308. 11 again with Secretary Perkins on the situation In the rubber Industry where a strike has been threatened. He declined comment on agitation for new sliver legislation. Spends Busy Day In later afternoon, the executive settled down to one of his busiest days In recent weeks. The schedule called for conferences with a num ber of hla cabinet. One, with Sec retary Hull, was for the purpose of discussing a new neutrality plan for the United States In event of war abroad. It was learned the White House hopes congress will enact all the new deal program at this session Including NRA's extension and the social security bill. Meanwhile, Robert Peehner, direc tor of the CCC, announced that 187 new camps would be built to care for the exUtlng enrollment. These Included 131 camps where men are housed In wooden huts, and M with tents for summer use. At present these arc 1,640 CCC camps and movement from winter to summer quarters Is to take place the coming; month. New camps included: Oregon, 16: Washington, 8; Cali fornia, 8; Idaho, 30; Montana, 11, BURELSONS PLAN E For the second time since moving to their preaent location In the Med ford building. Burelaon's store will make extensive Improvements, In cluding the addition of 1600 feet floor space, E. T. Burelson announced todsy. A store-wide sale of progress to make room for new merchandise up on the eomptetlon of the remodel ing will begin tomorrow morning. Smart apparel In all departments at Burelson 'a Including the down stairs store has been substantially reduced for pre-Easter selling. Plans for re-bulldlng the extra space on the north side of Burelson's store Include an attractive new dis play window. - JlILLE GRANGE MEETING FRIDAY Jacksonville Orange will meet Fri day, April 13, at the Grange hall for the regular business meeting or the month. Every member la urged to be present. Some very Important matters are to be decided. Promi nent Pomona Grange officials will be present. Including the master. Mr. Andrews, and lecturer, Mrs. Maust. A short lecturer's program will be given, snd those who desire may Weave early to attend the Roxy Ann Grange dance. Wednesday night. April 17, Jack sonville Grange chorus, under direc tion of Mrs. A. J. MacDonough. will present an Easter Cantaa, entitled the "Cross and Crown." This musi cal program will be given at the Grange hall and promises to be one of the best given by this organiza tion. No admission will be charged, and the public Is cordially Invited to attend. WINDOW GLASS We seU window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably- Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Pupils to Appear In Spring Recital Baldwin's Tonight The second of a series of spring recitals In voice, piano and violin, will be presented by the Toemsn Knight studio tonight at the Bald win Piano Shoppe. at 8 o'clock. The recital la for the public and for the furtherance of the mualcai education of the group of students presented. The program has been carefully arranged by Mrs. Yeoman and Mr. Knight, who extend an in vitation to all who are interested. The program will be concluded with the first movement of the Mendelssohn E-mlnor concerto, played by Miss Dorothy Gore, talented vio linist. Ensemble Piano Class; Original Melodies , (a) Ram Curtis (b The Anvil . Curtis (c) Arietta Curtts Patty Catey, Billy Cool. Joan Mil lard. Ben Plymale. Vera Frances Smith, Beulah Vogel. Grace Tou mans, Catherine Youmans. Violin Mad rlgttle Slraonettt Wilson Church. Piano Humming Bird and Honey suckle Felts Neva Croucher. ! Violin Dsnse Hangrolae Bohm ! Tommy Dunnlngton. Piano The Polllwog Thompson I Laura Gentnert Voice Shipmates o' Mine .-..Sanderson Floyd Collar. Violin Souvenir rdla Donald Horner. Piano Castanet and Tambourines Thompson Patricia Dlppel. Voice - (a) Friend o' Mine Sand arson (b) SI me vers avalent des Ailes ;.... L, Hahn (c) Dawn Curran Frances Combe. Violin Air for O String....Bacn Bruce Ruff. Piano Air do Ballet . , Thompson Melissa Persons. Violin Vavatlna Raff Lois Firestone. Voice Trio Canzone Amoroso.... Nev in Genevieve Brown, Rose Ellen Sloneker, Frances Combe. Violin Concerto In E Minor (first movement) , Mendelssohn Dorothy Gore. Accompanists GenevleTe Brown, Alice Holmback, Mrs. Yeoman. ' Oregon Weather Fair tonight and Thursday, but becoming cloudy and unsettled on the coast; freezing temperature or frost In east and local frost west portion Thursday morning; moderate east and southwest wind off the coast. for Hose that Wear buy NOLDE 81 HOR8T Ethelwyn B- Hoffmann BUTTE FALLS PIPE TO ARRIVE TODAY First shipment of pips for the Butte Falls water system Improve ment under a 85000 PWA loan to the municipality la scheduled to ar rive today from 'the Hlllsboro, Ore gon, plant of the Gates Pipe Co, Preliminary work on the project is now underway, and expected to be in full swing by early next week. The project calls for replacement of the present wooden pipe of the Butte Falls system, with steel pipe. Under terms of the contract resi dent of Butte Falls must be em ployed on the work, and federal em ployment rolls, were Inspected today by Butte Falls officials and Cm- tractor Stevens to procure names of those eligible. The project In one of the first In the state to get underway, under a PWA loan for- municipal betterment. Legal details of the agreement and contract were handled by Attorney Ootto Frohmayer of this city. M. N. Gault, Lawnmower Ss Saw Filing. Light repairs. Rear Gault Shoe Shop. 320 E. Main. Alley entrance. Tel. 802. Begins Thursday! . .. Burelson's Smashin Increasing Business Necessitates an Immediate, Sweeping Expansion So Workmen Begin At Once ENLARGING OUR STORE 1500 Square Feet of Floor Space Will Be Added-This Calls For A Sensational Store-Wide Selling f Exceptional Values in Our Downstairs Store No Approvals No Exchanges No Refunds Every Sale Final Extra Sales Ladies DOORS OPEN 9:30 A.M. We mint reduce our stock AT ONCE to facilitate this expansion program and make room for new merchandise arriving daily ... to make this possible we are OFFERING BARGAINS THAT WILL START ALL SOUTHERN OREGON TALKING . . . Every item of apparel Is BRAND NEW, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE and IN LINE WITH THE SEASON . . . and think of HI You can secure what you need NOW at SEASON-END PRICES so take advantage of these special SALE of PROGRESS PRICES at once I SALE of SUITS New styles for Easter. Short jaoket, trotter and Finger tip lengths. Also swagger suits, sizes 14 to 40 $12.88 and LINGERIE Satin Slips and Satin Dancettes! si ha dow-proof silk crepe slips. Mnl-nnT satin slips. Ptlk crepe gon ns nil h lace or tailored styles. Tea rose and while Values to 12.95. Now $1.78 SKIRTS Tailored skirts, wool flannel, plain colors, i-hecks, plalda. 97.98 quality $2.38 WHITE SKIRTS Basket weave?, new style?, slirl 26 to 33. 1 B.I villus eww $3.38 ass BLOUSES Niks, satins, ta( Ma. IVhll, narr, rust, blai-k. Values to 3..1 $1.78 HOSIERY Humming Itlrd and other well known nmke RlnilM? chif fon and service weight. All knre high Mtk stotkliif. Sen print rolorn, aires S 10', Rffular quality. Pair 88c 2 pair $1.68 Thursday Morning Special SHADOW-PROOF SLIPS tnjtiaiaMp straps and shsrlow proof, inn hernler Tnf feline tnrlndlnsj tailored and lace trimmed, Hire M to 44. Thursday morning only..,...... Limit two to a customer. Knee High Silk Hose tllololl and HnllrToeue Iteriilar SI.UO maIII,t i , 68c Two pair $1.2S $1.38 W $15 You Will Have To Be Here Early Thursday to get one of those suits. Trotter, swag ger and short jacket suits. About 25 early spring styles in this group. Values, while they last, to $16.50 $8.88 SALE OF DRESSES Afternoon, Party and Dance Frocks. About 80 dresses in this group including values to $24.75. Very special SILK DRESSES Values to S7.95. Sale STRING KNIT DRESSES Sale of Progress price .... COTTON DRESSES Checks, stripes, plaids ... WASH DRESSES. Gay new styles .. WASH FROCKS Odds and end ........ ..... SILK DRESSES " Dark colors ... ..... $12.88 lead the Cuter farad e In one of these beautiful d reives. Nsiy triple sheer tn one and two-piece styles. Other smart colon ... , ,,, White. paM and navy frock, inrlmllnj Jacket styles. I'rtnts and plain colors. Some have Jackets with fur ruff trim. slues to 13.W.. Japanese Pajamas Two-piece tle with gold rm- firolitery. Mrm-ailed ra on Pa fcnna In hlaik, blue nd (reen. Regular MP quality Limit two to a customer, A grand assortment of drrwea tn gay prints and plain ihades m -, , $17.88 $12.88 $7.88 $5.88 BON TON IMPS Extra special. Tuway it r rich garmenta by OonTon. W..VI values , m $1.78 SMART COATS Our entire stock of coats goes on sale. Every coat is new this spring. Dress coats and sport coats. $8.88 $12.88 $16.88 $19.88 $24.88 SILK DRESSES Odds and ends. Ssl. price COTTON BLOUSES New spring styles 8TRINO KNIT SWEATERS Ssl. of Progress price SILK HOSIERY Odds and enda ... RINOLESS SILK HOSE Sale of Progress price ... PONOEE PAJAMAS INvo-plece style ............ PONGEE ROBES Sale of Progress price ..- BIS SLIPS Rayon Taffeta. Ssle price TO-WAT STRETCH GIRDLE TCT-WAT STRETCH GIRDLE Brassiere top $4.88 y $4.88 . $2.88 IMA $1.08 ...58c Uj -$i.88 fam $2.88 2 88c I II 88c f!' 25c I j - 77c Jj 88c 4 79c QQ- U V j v as w w v Lovely New Hats In the Dowmtairs Millinery Department! Literally hun dreds of captivating new styles to select from. Here is a grand chance to buy your Easter Bon net at a big saving! BETTER HATS Values to $4.95 tn all colors and shapes. jtooo; moire or larger head sizes too. Sale price . , $2.98 SPRING STRAWS All colors tn smart stylet for iprlttf; and summer. f?.9S values. Vow $1,95 PASTEL FELTS Lovely shades for your spring: suits $2.49 and $2.95 SPECIAL SALE A (roup of straw hats prtred at 98c ' ODDS and ENDS tlmost any type of hat 5011 ant. 49c i i 1 t -' - iJHl '..... .SI m. 1 Z O tr A i MEDFORD BU1LDINO. PHONE 28 Jbmmmt
