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IfEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUTE. JIEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23. 103,"?. PAGE THREE ' LUMBERMEN PLAN LABOR DAY PICNIC; AT ELKS' :'A. -A Th 4-1 committee representing mployea of the Medford Corpora tion (formerly Owen-Oregon) a.n aouaeetf today that another big Labor Day pjcnic, Monday, Septem ber J. at 10:80 a.m., win be held this year for employes and Invited guesta at the Elfca' picnic grounds. Thif will be tha third annual picnic given by thla organisation. All for mer members and their famine are Invited to attend, not only for a good time but W renew acqualnt aaca and talk over "old times." The picnic have been so suc cessful In former years &s to at tract considerable attention among other 4-L organizations in both Oregon and Washington and a large attendance is expected. The picnic this year is being covered by a special field man from the 4-L head quarters and an Illustrated write-up will be made in the 4-L magazine which will center considerable at tention on thla section of the coun try. The desiring to attend thla pic nic and who have no means of transportation are requested to phone TTl and leave their name and ad . and transportation will be furnished. Individuals will furnish their own lunches and service. The organiza tion will furnish free coffee, cream tzd !?e cream. A complete program of athlettca and sport ha been arranged with suitable prizes again given this year y the enterprising merchanta as an advertising feature, and who have given their wholehearted co-operation a in- former years. Following la brief history of the 4-L given by local organization spokesmen, which Is Interesting: "Eighteen years ago, under aus pices of the federal government, employers and employes of the west ern lumber Industry were brought together and formed an Industry in stitution. They named It the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, now commonly known as the 4L. "This pioneer industry organiza tion of men and managements, since 191T, ha been striving against great odds to bring about a better under--standing of wage and hour prob lem within a complex industry. "Since 1917 the 4L not only ha set and maintained Industry wage ecales, but It Is a matter or record that these minimum wage scales, agreed to by Joint action of em ployers and employes, have been the only wage standards ever set up within the Industry. Also they have been the highest standards anywhere In the world. "This Is the result of a united effort. The 4L knows that while pay rolls constitute buying power, they constitute costs as well. The product, not the employer, pays the wages, and it la the customer who fills the pay envelope. With no product and no customers there can be no I work or wages." Baird Will Speak To Bible Class Rev. w. R. Balrd will apeak at the ! Everyman Bible class Sunday morn ing on the subject "A Sure Remedy i for Depression. What Is the Remedy? Ts It Socialism. Communism, Old Age Fenalon. War, or What?" All men and older boys are Invited -A good musical program Is being ar ranged. The class meets In the audi- ! torium of the court house every Sun- day at 9:48 a. m. Courthouse News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.. 121 E Sixth Street.) Marriage Licenses Al A Clark and Margallne Vie tux. Elmer S. Morgan end Alice L. Rob ert. Joseph H. Thome and Thora E Johnson. William T. Rsjney ajid Marie Hel fart. Clyde French and Ethel E B. Jfolow. Roy J. Lemon a-nd Medfre A. Mums. Gerald VanBuklrk and Maxlne Stamp ley. Monroe M Co-win and Alice M. Gentry. Circuit Court Htle Wheeler assume business ( nune certificate of "Medford Clean ers ft Dyers", Medford. Ralph E. Green, et ux vs. H. L. : Moore, et ux: for accounting, etc. ! Southern Oregon Credit bureau vs. j Charle P. True, et 1; Judgment tfrajiacrlpt. William FUppln vs. Perry Ashcraft: damage. j Jeckaon County Building and Loan : Association vs. Wallace Mllllgan. et : s-1; foreclosure. j Loul O. Carlson vs. Quicksilver I i Producers Company; certificate of levy. Fal Estate Tranffr W. C. KaAshsfer. et ux. to Edith K Evaney. WD. 0 00. E! j of SE of NE. KE of 6E. and SE of KW of SE. Sec 18. Twp. 39 S. R. 3. W. Jack Hlckson to Clifford F. HVit M3. t al. Deed. 110 00. Lots 15. 10. IT. 1. 19. 20 and 31. B!k. 4 Central Addition. Ea.?!e Point. City of Medforfl to Amanda J Mv ts. WD. II 00. Lot 4. Blk- 10 Imperial Addition. Medford. Pobert Burkh.rt. et ux. to Marie Rohert. DeMar. WD. 110 00 Land in See. $0. Twp. 3 S P 4 w. Leonard Hall, et ux to John H Keckner. Deed. 11.00. Lot In Blk 63. Jacksonville. C. E- Jenkln. Admr. to Leonard Hall. Ad. D. $350 00. Lot in B'.ock 83. Jvksonvtlle. Special Value! Misses' Mohray Coat Sweaters 198 Light, toft mixture of mohair and rayon with good - looking brushed surface. Knit side tabs with metal rings for snug fit. Brown, royal blue, Olympic blue gray, white, red. 30-38. Children's H ose Ribbed to the Toes and of Soft, Combed Cotton Unusual, too, to find a fine gauge hose for the children at such a low price. Plenty of elasticity in the leg, whether you buy the fine wale rib or the wider Derby rib. "Both are well reinforced. Popular tan shades for Fall. 6-9J. Lett: Simplicity Pattern N0.181,,15C rv m- i.,. .1--'. rr hr; , .rfjic astmiV-rar. Riihf.SimplicityPattern No. 1706, ISC l -fU. mrr, . C H till t ' '. . made If ""Ssc"1-, SANFORIZED BROADCLOTH j ItJrl I I y "Exclusive with Wards" pat- AM I ' 11 I" 10 terns. Tubfast. 35 in. wide. Yd. U I IV'rlllM N 1 9 tgfSBsaagfSig I BamaaffiTO mrffg --.Mffyxmrn,- .v!atf-' . ,frgw ' U mMJM VUAJ Li- I I T 1 , -r- , Save More Than 12-Reg. 11.98 TfgSl WmM TABLE LAMPS ftlKSift': f fe''' Specialy Priced-AUGUST SALE fasfej ' T tUiS VmdOWN r--313 Newest . ty.es brought to you , U AST 3 W " iiM.n.h.,,$m..ic.rn.eh.r,. iSgM totXX extraordinary selling of lamps! Choose "tin AT fl $4 DOWN Sarrrrraasg M 'fm many leading styles all with SPECIAL mBr u " A 1 lv pottery bases and Marvellta shades siM.Bti.i.Si.iie.rtiseh.F. HeadHne! Sale Value! J Seml-Modern! 3 Piece Duy now i save uoiiars: ftSSaH see these Walnut Veneer Suite You don't have to be an expert to -ecogniie this August saa-lfe-' "etfgL -J &' " XiJ-i. . , . , . Sale value I Two big pieces completely upholstered in fST 1&SZZ3 WSieaafA NEW. SMART Here s a sensational value I A low priced suite with mod green or rust homespun tapestry. Note the fancy drop & Jgy. B ii . CTVI re rn line that dntinguiih It Irom the mual ran ol wilnnt carvings, carved Queen Anne feet and exposed wood parts J?lfrW4i veneered suites! 5-Ply tops, 3-ply fronts and ends, two- finished in rich walnut tone. fii'jM sV'Xt .Si.'.V tone routed decorations and attractive wood carvings. issfe"1 t:-4 1 5' Sa'e Value! ' fe-fl X X Sfe Y5 Klng-O-Sleep I ' 1 Tapestry Covered W'W iQc L Til Mattresses V , gj 3U" FEATURES ffi. 23v S? 'Vl "sJlllC''' Look at the low price! i'vci j lF j , tVT'i Look at this sensational ' lt JUnssf It cenainly pays to buy IMhkaia w Many with farekmtnt AaJet that I Tftte ' JUI?S v,luel w Umou S3a5?i! - in the August Sale I Cov. readt tJ c'o-v U the Jari ' MB gZ?? f King-O-Sleep mattresa tv S red with green or rust Large brass bTk ij I 'II II iSStJVf I t reduced price! Pre- C 4i homespun tapestry with f.nialt Jig ' iiiilif i wir eoiI? id TJs turned front posts and Gratefully sha MS 5S-SRL I VJt .;.' '"fc-J ventilators, tape edge, L snapea arms. Wood I I ted rm n fc ; . . I It ' -?t .1 'v "orl1 oamasK ticKing. I part, finished walnut. HfeH-,kUX Box Spring to Match, u -" 1 1 ; 1 LL!lL . j " 44- I 117 C-i PTWTD A t tmw a"" 1 BB lniaMMi Fifc. lam Plain i i imsv MMaM lH m wnsi 1M r?k I."11 11 rints IN GRAND FALL COLORINGSl EL3 YARD Fine 80 square cotton that makes up beau tifully into house frocks, smocks or girls' dresses. Tweed-effects, stripes, plaids, dots. All tubfast. One full yard wide. Wash them with Wards,Soap Flakes.. 14c NEW FALL SILVANIA PRINTS Colorful patterns for Autumn 1 a C Tubfast colors. 36 in. wide. Yd. JL O mm Smartly Styled Blue Denim Jeans In Boys' Sizes Boys, here's the kind of trousers you're sure to like. Made of white back blue denim with a high waist and wide flare bottoms. Elastic inserts at sides. Bar tacked and strongly sewn! Low Ward Price For Longies of Corduroy 169 Narrow wale corduroy a fabric famous for taking tough wear. Heavily banacked at all points of strain. Set on waistband, sturdy, deep pockets. Leather brown, biscuit or corn. 4 to 16. Our Most Popular Sailor Jeans For Boys For active boys! Rug ged sailor jeans of 2:20 wt. white back blue denim! Set-on waist band! 5 roomy pockets. All seams double aewn and itrain points bar tacked I Sizes 4 to IS. Notice I m-lll not b r.sponsiM .v debt contra-t.i tv Mr oen.n ( H U) Tiomfson. H M. Taoaipjin (
