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Society and Clubs
Orchestral Ensemble
To G ire Vesper fierTlee
Aa their contribution to National
Music week the orchestral ensemble
of the Girls' Community club will
present a vesper service Sundny af
ternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at the
clubhouse on North Bartlett street.
The public Is cordially iiiirtted.
Mrs. E. E. Oore, supervisor, and
Ml&s Alice Holmbeck, director, have
donated, their service toward the
teaching cf this group for the past
three months. This is the first public
appearance. The clas- is composed en
tirely of y:ung frls deeply Interested
In music nAo appreciate the oppor
tunity of studying under the volun
teer leadership of these well known
musicians, members of the ensemble
aald.
A complete program of ie after
noon wll be announced Sunday. The
board of directors of the Girls Com
munity club will act as hostesses and
all musle lovers of the city are cord
ially Invited to attend and support
this civic project.
Officers Club Dunce
Wil Be Held Saturday
Officers' Club of tr.o. Medford CCC
district Is sponsoring a dinner and
dance tomorrow night at Hotel Med
ford. having extended invitations to
members of the club, local army and
forest service personnel and others
connected with the services.
The party will bid farewell to Major
and Mrs. Clare H. Armstrong who will
leave Medford In June, and will wel
come Major and Mrs. George B.
Owens, who have arrived to make
their home In Medford. where Major
Owens will succeed Major Armstrong
la the command of Medford CCC dis
trict when the latter Is transferred
east this summer.
At. Ann's Altar Society
Cluiifttn Next MeetfrtR Date.
St. Ann's Altar society will meet
Wednesday instead of Tuesday of
xxwt week, it was announced today,
at the parish hull at 3:30 o'clock.
tot a regular business session. The j
change was made so that the meet- j
lng would not conflict with the Bt. ;
Mary's Academy May party.
Loral Pupils To Give
Ashland Dance Recital J
Pupils of Ted and Evelyn Schre-!
der's Dancing school of this elty will
appear In a recital tonight at the
Lit hi a theatre in Ashland, the pro
gram being presented between the
regular screen performances. About
30 numbers wll be presented, with 40
pupl.ls taking part.
No "BottL-both.f"
it No Deposit No ft turns
CucQCOT givr you 16 oun ret (a
full pint) , . . and not a drop Icm,
Thati why every two hot (let lioM
8 ounces e.tfrn an extra drink!
Here is a really dry ginger air
made with water drawn from deep
bed-rock . . . purr, mind you, nI
purified. Jumair.i'g rtioivt gin
ger Is Mended vtiih our sped 1ati
fariiilitencrs. Then comes the
lively, hitting par Me through
rarhonstion under rrfrifirrstrd
prrnur Order Clicquot Club
today.
A PINT IS 16 OUNCES
All ginger air manufacturers muM
print net bottle-contents on the
label. Look before yop buy, and
get your mone'i worth!
PALE DRY
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Mrs. Holzgang Elected
Prefdrnt Prospect Club.
PR06PECT. May 10. (6 pi. ) Pros
pect Health club held Its last meet
ing of the season at the home ol
Mrs. Fred Middlebusher May 7, at
which time election of officers for
the coming year was held. Those
elected were: Chairman. Mrs. p. Ho.z
gang; nurse chairman, Mrs. Fred
Mlddlebusher; publicity chairman,
Mrs. Fred Mlddlebusher; publicity
chairman. Mrs. Ray Zobel; loan closet
chairman. Mrs. Carl Richardson.
The club has had a very success
ful year, having a ;otal of thirty
three members, and having followed
and completed the course of study,
which the members have found both
enjoyable and educational.
Loyalty Club Hut
Meeting Wednesday.
Loyalty club met at the Eagles'
hall Wednesday with a covered dish
luncheon served at 1 o'clock, with
business meeting following, presided
over by Vice-President Aletha LUlle.
Mystery prize was awarded Mrs.
Yetta Flowers. Those present were
Tetta Flowers, Lizzie Gerhardt. Eliza,
beth Tucker, Mrs. Latimer. May An
derson. Blanche Moulton. Edith Whll
lock, Treansla Blanchi and Aletha
Lillte.
Mrs. Swedrnhurg Will
Be HoMwi at Ashland
Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg will be hos
tess at her home in Ashland tomor
row to members of tbe College
Women's club. Officers will be elected
for the coming year at the business
meeting and a social hour will follow.
Members from Medford plsnnlng to
attend are notified to call Mrs. Laura
West.
Rohblnt-Walrh Hdo7ng
Solrmnlied In Medford.
Miss Esther Robblns. daughter it
Mr. and Mrs. John Robblns of Med
ford, became the bride of Lewis
DRUG STORE THRIFTY SHOPS
30 N. CENTRAL AVE. ami GROCETERIAS No. 1 & No. 2
OFFER THE FOLLOWING DEEP CUT PRICES ON
N-ftTIONALLY A1V1ITISI1 lEBGWflSl
SATURDAY
Shop the shelves at Jarain's Drug Store or either Thrifty Shop in the
Groceterias for complete stocks of the products of Squibb, Nyal, Woodbury,
Yardley, Col-gate, Norwich, Palmolive, Miles, Upjohn, and. many others.
Convince yourself that here is the place to
White Shoe
Cleaner, 4 Q.
KYAL .. . I 3C
Dr. West's
Tooth Paste
Reg. 26c
w tubes 50c
ASPIRIN
TABLETS
100
B-gr.
12c
ANACIN
TABLETS
Reg.
25c
Woodbury's
Facial Soap
Was 25c
3 bars 25C
II'.H J I . -
fl U 1 7v 1 z
16c 'i
GuaJanticd
Alarm Clock
$1.25
Value
SMART
BOB PINS
36 on card
Shades OC
ENTER THE
$25,000
CALOX
PRIZE
CONTEST
LISTER'S
Sugarless Candy
BRITTLE
CALOX
TOOTH
POWDER
Half
Pound
63c
60c
size
TiPEBFORD VATL
Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Wsjcb
of Eigle Point in a quiet wedding
solemnized in this city Wednesday
evening. Rev. W. R. Baird of the
Christian church officiated. Attend
ing the ceremony were the parents of
the bride and bridegroom and the
bride's sister. Mrs. W. L. Sprague.
They will make their home In Eagle
Point.
Mrs. Maude Snldr
Hill Visit In Eugene
Mrs. Maude Snider motored to Eu
gene today, where she will be a guest
of her ' daughter Mary for the
Mother's Day program at the Univer
sity of Oregon. She was accompanied
by John Snider, Miss Mary Poster.
Miss Florence Mason, Donald Field
and Gordon Benson.
Mdames Boyle. Stinnett
To Spend Week-End Corral lis
Mrs. J. C. Boyle and Mrs. A. F.
Stennett left by auto this moinrng
for Corvallls to spend Mother's Day
with their daughters, who are stu
dents at O. 8. C. En route north, Mrs.
fUennett will visit one day in Eugene
with her sister, Mrs. W. I, Valentin.
4-4
Mrs. Paul Cod ward
To Be Luncheon Hostess
The Jacksonville helpers of the
Jackson County Health association
will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul
God ward on Tuesday, May 14. for
covered dish luncheon at 12:30 pjn.
Everyone Interested Is Invited.
Medicml Auxiliary
Plmns Meeting At
A$hlimd' Tiaesi$ty
The auvlllary to Jackson County
Medical society will hold Its spring
meeting May 14 at the Llthla Springs
hotel, Ashland. It will convene at
11 a m., and will be honored by
the official visit of the state presi
dent, Mra. John O. Abele of Port
lanffl. A luncheon will follow the
morning session and the afternoon
will be given over to an address by
Mr. Clyde Foley, secretary to Ore
gon State Medical society.
SUNDAY
SHOP AND SAVE
60c Alka Seltzer -
$1.25 Petroiagar . 84c.
$1.00 Alderika QJC
75c Squibb Mineral Oil 59c
75c Mead's Dextri Maltose 57
$1.00 Lavoris Antiseptic 67c
100 Iron and Yeast Tablets 4Qc
30 Alkaline Seltzer Tablets -- 30
35c Pond's Creams 25o
50c DeLuxe Hair Brush 19c
16-oz. Sodium Perborate (JO
$1.50 Fitch's Shampoo 7)C
50c Ice Mint S9
$1.00 Alka-Zine Antacid 79o
12-oz. Advertiser Tobacco Special 29c
50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 37c
35c Freezone, for Corns 2 Ic
35c Odo-ro no 31 C
50c Lyon's Tooth Powder 37o
4-oz. Glycerine and Rose Water 15c
8-oz. Bay Rum 15c
3- oz. Norwich Cascara Sagrada l&f
4- os. Boric Acid Powder TC
Pint Milk of Magnesia 15c
TRAVEL SIZES OF SEVENTEEN, 4 rt -
COLGATE, PALMOLIVE Products I UC
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ffYAt
NASAL DRORC
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Complete with
Atomlyer
NYAL
NAZAL DROPS
NYAL
For .Corns
79c
For liny
l'eer . ...
25r
Union Lead
er . Tuxedo .
Targ.-t .Hi.
Plans . Lux
ury . George
Washington .
Advertiser .
10c Tins
Tobacco
7C
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HEALTH 0
METER SCALES?
$3 75 value
S2.93
Santaclla
Cigars
3 for 10c
CIO-K Ol T
49c
TRTBUXE. MFDFORD.
A tea will be held at the home ox
Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg where a short
play will be presented under t
direction of Mrs. Charles W. Lemery.
Those appearing on the program be
sides the ones incntlcned are Dr
C. I. Drummond. Mrs. F. D. Wagner,
Dr. Mattle B. Shaw, Mrs. Charles F
Swedenburg, Mrs. Wm. P. Holt and
Mrs. C. I. Drummond.
Christian Endeavor
To Present Special
Program on Sunday
A special Mother's Day program is
being presented by the senior Inter
mediate Christian Endeavor society
of the First Christian church, Sun
day evening, beginning at 6:45.
Wllbert Dale will take charge of
the talks given on "Mothers of the
Bible." "Mother's Prayer" will be sung
by Wtllari Oliver; Effle Belle Oliver
and Dorothy Montleth.
The members of the society wish to
extend a special invitation to their
mothers and to the young people who
would like to attend.
Dentanl Club Has
Outdoor Meeting
At Riddell Home
Medford Dental Study club met
Thursday evening at Fairvlew on
the Old Stage road, the home of its
president. Dr. E. G. Rlddeil. who
with Mrs. Riddell and Dr. and Mrs
Sanders waa host and hos.ess for the
occasion. Big steaks were brollec over
an out-door fire and a wonderful
dinner served under the trees ol
beautiful Fairvlew.
Later the group retired to Dr. Rld
dell's billiard room m the basement
where the meeting was held. Dr.
Charles P. Johnson, as a new mem
bei was welcomed Into the organi
zation. Included in the program waa
a paper by Dr. B. L. Laeson on
"Diseases, the Early Symptoms of
Which Appear Early or the First
In the Mouth." Those present were
Drs. Charles P. Johnson, Riddell,
MONDAY
Guaranteed One
Year
Watch ... 84c
SQUIBB S
ASPIRIN
200
B-gr.
63c
COTY
Face Powder
Reg.
$1.00
69c
500 SHEETS
CLEANSING
TISSUES
Rubbing
Alcohol
Compound
69c
10c
Pint
Special Heavy
MINERAL OIL
.44c
Quart
Save
16
c'
on Kodak Films
and Finishing
at JARMIN'S!
W&W? VMu, M
ORFROX. FRIDAY. ?.fAT
Sanders. Paste. F. H. Johnson. Bur
d:c, Kuntz, Lezeson, VanYalzah. Dip
pel, Goldsberry and Elliott.
Five Medford men returned yester
day from Los Angeles where th?y
were called by federal subpoense to
appear as witnesses in the trial of
John Fischer, formerly owner of the
Swiss Creamery here. Fischer was i
charged with making false affidavit I
as to place of citizenship In taking
out naturalization papers. j
In his affidavit Fischer claimed j
Los Angeles as his place of residence j
for the past five years. He was in
Medford from 1929 until 1333.
Fisdher pleaded guilty to the
charge, but as yet has not been sen
tenced. He. as a native of Swltzer-
WARDS
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10. 1933.
land, may be deported to that coun
try, it was Intimated by local police
officers. The five from Medford called
south were Chief of Police Clatous
McCredie. City Tra:c Officer Tom
Robins; and Vera Shacgle. H. T. Hub
bard, and Arnel Butler.
SMUDGE POTS LIGHTED
IN PART OF ORCHARDS
SeverJl orchardlsts south and north
west of Medford smudged last night
aa the temperature dropped into the
freezing range, reaching a low mark
of 30 decrees, according to Meteoro
logist Rogers. A light pall of smoke
hung over the lower parts of the val
ley this morning. There was no fore
cast of frost for tonight, the weather
bureau promising clear weather with
rising temperatures Saturday,
SUGGEST GIVING
Sheer Cttns
Fr Mothers!
Sizes from 74 to 52
Sheer, pretty wash dresses . .
something useful, something
Mothers will like! At Wards are
becoming styles for every type
of figure. Pastel or dark colorings.
Another Group of y-Cte
Wash FKOCKS at
FinsiiK.g Mol5J6r
A Sra-art Ha4 Is
Easy At Wards
Select a straw brim foi
Mother's Day. Brims flat
ter a woman's profile and
subtract years. Besides,
this spring brimmed hats
are the very top of fashion.
Other hats, 1.00 and 1.95
Slips of Pure
Dye Silk with
Rip-Proof Seams
They're handsome slips
richJy trimmed with
lace or neatly tailored.
Some are "safely"
shadow-proofed. All are
bias cut, the better to fit
you. They wash well,
wear well. Save!
Welcomed Gifts
Fine Service
or Chiffon Hose
Full-fashioned sitk hose
. . . a Rtt't Mothers always
arpreciate' S:lk -to-picot
tcp. r.r.clres chiffons are
sheer yet practical . Service
weight with re-mforced
tnps ani feet are more
durable type. 8 to 10W.
LIS
149
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78c
a. Gene Eldrtdge. Fred
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No.
173-C
HPint40 Gal.2.75 Gal.
OREGON'S FAVORITE
BUT IT TODAY SEE WHY!
(SUNDAY,
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Mother likes new clothes, too! Get her a hat, some
hose, shoes, a dress or some dainty underthings.
Wards make it easy by bringing you these gifts for
Mothtc at a price she'd consider good value herself I
IS . .... W-&ji
s.yrri&s EHothsr Si?
DRESSES
Wards has studied styles that look best on more
mature figures. In fact we spend as much thought
on mother's clotfies as on daughter's. Get a small
spaced print it will be most becoming to her. A
jacket dress will be kind to her figure. Slimming
one-piece styles. Navy sheers, crepes. Plain sheers,
lyled specfeifly fer si.v 38 to , 48 to (A.
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Phone 642 Well haul away your
refuse City Sanitary Service.
B Els IT"
WHISKE
140
'5.25
MAY 1 2 t h 1
?(;(.ii;.l'--i'&:',i"a'
railotXers Prufm
Kid Ties gtyl
For Comfsrfc
A joy to walk in. smart
to wear! Each detail of
these r?-jr eyelet tie as
sures comfort . . . steel arch
lupr-rts, fieiihle leather
soles, Cuban hetis -ith
rubber hfts. Black perfo
rated kid. Siies 4 to 8.
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