Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1935, Page 8, Image 8

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1935
Lawrence Jewelry Will Open Formally in New Location Saturday
PAGE EIGHT
ATTRACTIVE STORE
AT 8 NO. CENTRAL
IRKS PROGRESS
Medford Firm Established
Quarter Century Makes
Continued Gain High
Class Merchandise Only
One of Medford's newest end moat
attractive stores, situated at a North
Central In the recently remodeled
Jackson county bank building, will
open tormally Saturday when John
F. Lawrence, Jewelers, reaasume their
beslaess In new quarts.
Slace 1910 the Lawrence Jewelry
atere, formerly ftcated at West Main
mm and Fir, ha maintained one
of the atoat progresfgve and depend
BMo viness In the community,
mKlallng business policies that
lrsw the continue jJatrona?! ol
nxmy awta-ec Oaedsav dtlafcns. The
ruii? tm meters, beautifully
tfV"- ee oa Mrth ceMtral
5 xtnMavM! tv .
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Ct kmawenWa k kaaaaWa kaarEay.
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csatowaaraa. It aaw ta 'y
4ut Lmaeaves JMueary ama ks
aQifnMnfcnl aerd tse"
fcoHwnsn'g aaxakriaze W taws aa
mum aaam" eWawaad. Hi
4eMw a KMfcnl Mart. af all aW
afTrmWb aat tan awakw Mly faa
Altai e Me an- na aae Mn
otttaA atmuanam kaay aaay lm
Avtt pfturva. tk akeaen
a atrnmmnf D30fl a sfaM
tana, ma aUUnaae tue k
(ftarril Paottnaa X a awf) taaa
4a an antad la thji force? aa a
sgoity o tbei aacea.
BMao otaillaga ka May KfjMtafck)
laiHMd V mlSn1PISft, kfWflfl l'l RH
rv'w isirawn lav caatlaeaai Ofrfarn
WJimill,.l.XUUjeMilaal(aJJa.ai
for Gorham, largest manufacturera
of silverware. Sterling silverware u
recommended, but for those who
prefer plate, many deslraSIt lines
are handled, Including Community.
1847 Rogers, Holmes and Edwarda.
besides Oorhsm plate. Other lines
of sterling silver Include Towle,
Wallace and Treasure.
Beth Thomas Clocks and Tele
chrons are featured, and the atore
la exclusive agent In southern Ore
gon for Longlne watches, a line
available at leading Jewelry stores.
BE MOLAYSEATS
The officers for the following vear
of the Medford chapter Order ofDe-
Molay were Installed laft night with
the attendance of Masons, parents
and frlrf ds.
Dick Roberts, retiring master coun
cilor waa Installing officer. Those In
stalled were master councilor, Frank
Hull, Jr., senior councilor, Jack
Woods; Junior councilor, Dale Rob
erts; senior deacon, Oca. Gates;
chaplain, Ted Taylor; Junior deacon.
Phil Todd; marshil, Don Price; ora
tor, Dan Hull; senior stewftrd, Otann
Stewart, Junior ateward, Don Gray;
sentinel, Arto Stocks; atandard bear
er. Jack Thompson. The abven pro
tectors ware Bob B.tlner, Jekn Oll
ll05. Den iaoet. ob nw, Hrum
Bunawi. a)itra tctafM aatfl HhW
Tlitawlf. Dick Belarto VM aBlat
W mFlkat kf Itw i(vl!aT ee!.
After Ui oeMmoafcVi M-cd aotoei
pHil kj th awaiafcra la aa ai-lA-as
for hla c aiirHaj tk 1 r
Mwaaaia im ttaa mtai.
mm. us
UPSOS HBEESS
& tnmm. .() -
ktr Jnmn A. Mt. vim pm
mt Um amtviami Oil cownwny oT Call
ttrnMi, wiw "vy imi" kcn-y cmmt
M-xwry mmmwi Iiv)mm, wJtky
Ucm iMftuw yro4Licr, tills fndl.
"it's vrry u-Wt sin tCwb
"rm" not a itcmi of brw-tU lm It."
Ifffe! Mffft. tii k
IrlrHd of p'hps, BnW:
'Cprtalnly. we nro frbratn,"
The New York Dally jVcwb eaM thA
tt had Icnmwl from ah authoritative
source that the wedding; might be
in October and would be by Jahu
nry at the latent.
ROUTE TO NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
(AP) Quickly forgetting the dan
gers thay faced while aboard the
grounded liner. Dixie, In a hurricane
churned sea off the Florida coast,
passengers and crew traveled oheer
f&ly homeward by trsln today.
Refreshed after a night of rest fol
lowing many hours of anxiety sjs
rescue craft worked vsllantly to re
move them from the steamer, every
one abos the special train bearing
them homeward a:ose today with new
spirit.
Of those who could be found to
dflurl) tho hours aMtri the appar
ently doom tl and Aw talked
frsyly none had anytUng but past
for the rvoral of tho pafafcrsirs attj
crew.
The spaclal 9yrd Alrllrss train
of 14 coaches pull out erf Wnml for
th north at 10:47 (eoMnrn starrfard
time) lamt night after a dvls of sev
eral hours while the ffrtlguW paan-
gers and crew ate hwrtlly at a hotel
and purchase clothing to replace
that dawiMsW or lost In the storm.
TSircH-gh the anxious mlnut the
YfMt&m rojatwt aiut the darkened
shii they amuerM thexvailuM by Jok
19 n riif, Wm QtMrld livings of
jfcT Tm4, th ship's hcMfrws, snld one
of tkir flro. tror wm "Ufc." Then
fma vtn "aU1h9. illlr,"
Wwil-r, the tuw turwtt to "?ack
Yir Wwlai," arX it wwet't long
until thtt tMe hf kctm bit WW out
w tr Wfust IrMtn,
Bible Saves Life
Of Missionary in
Mexican Attack
PUEBLA. Mex.. Sept. 6. (UP)
Concepclon Miranda, P rotes tan t
woman missionary, was killed and
the life of Luclo Anzures,. Protest
ant minister, was saved by a Bible
today In a shooting In the town
of Atllxco. ,
The Blbie. In Anzure's breast
pocket, stopped a bullet which
would have struck his heart.
These two and seven others were
enroute from Puebla to Texaluca
when they were set upon by an
GIVE SECRETS OF
IKES ME
wimm
ntiiM
Gngmtulatc
k mi. Mm. Lawrence
w vmi wk tlwrn continued succese.
WittO hmgiTfitisff tfUB arajr sr loa 1109 tka
Beautiful New Fixtures
THEY ARB IrffiSfflRB MADE IT T
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
Tew, sufit. .() 9.t -
tsncy In the start of the fall trade
scnetx. wmi not4 hy CMn Bra-,
stMt la Its rovtov of bueU
rarrs ccwtltloiM.
"fitalkowtng tlw )wnt wmiMNr show
lm that sosm , distributive branches
aehleU In six ywn, fall trade
wedfe a rather faltering start," It
won fteclarea.
"Hurricanes, floods. And rain forced
consumers to defrr their planned
shopping tours, while wholesale mar
kets turned quieter, In spite of sub
stantial reorders, as retailers awsltsd
further evidence of the strength of
buying power. '
"Industrial operations, however,
were altered slightly by holiday in
fluences, the general Average being
advanced, with outstanding progress
reported fur the cotton goods di
vision of the textile Industry."
LETTER CARRIERS
RE-ELECT LEADER
CLEVELAND. Sept. 6 (AP) Ed
ward J. Oalnor. Munlce, fnd.. was re
elected president of the National As
sociation of Letter Carriers today, de
feating Ferdinand L. Douglas, New
York.
Oalnor received 2.8S1 votes, conven
tion officials announced, while Doug
las received 1.165.
John S. Foley, Vbstctt, was re
elected vice president.
The convention selected Kansas
City for Its next meeting place, In
137.
The entire Gainer slate of candi
dates was successful In the election,
convention officials said.
Mailmen elected to the executive
board Included: D. U. Sullivan, of
San Francisco.
SClAayO, .t. 6. (AP)
Forxmar President Jferbert C Hoover
arrlvOtl unxpctMlly at the state fair
grouni today froti his home In 9alo
Alto to Bpnd the day visiting exhib
it. Us plans to return to his noma-
later In the day.
Mr. Hoover was accompanied by
Mrs. Hoover and Ben S. Allen, a
friend. He drove his own automobile
Into the fair grounds and then visited
the director's office, where the direc
tors were Introduced to the former
president and Mrs. Hoover. He was
taken Immediately on a tour of the
exhibits.
When asked If he would comment
on the exchange of letters between
Roy W. Howard, a newspaper publish
er, and President Roosevelt the for
mer executive exclaimed "No, no. I
see you're able to keep the stau fair
still going."
SAN Q DENTIN, Calif., Sept. ft
(AP) William Bagley and Ethan Al
len McNab todav Da Id with their Hv
on the scaffold Of San Ouent'n nrU.
on for murderous assault while serv
ing lire imprisonment terms.
It was the first double execution
In California this year.
CARIOCAHS TO SPfA
SRAZIUA II FUTUftE
RIO DK JANEIRO, Sept. fl. (AP)
"Carloca," as residents of the federal
district In which Brazil's capital Is
located are known, henceforth will
speak the "Brazilian" language and
not the Portuguese they have known
since the days of Emperor Dom Pe
dro. The municipal council today
overrode a mayoralty veto and de
cided the federal district Is "rastfl
lan." The rest of Brazil will con
tinue to speak Portuguese.
brand, because each Porter product
Is made with 100 per cent pure A-l
Durum Semolina. No macaroni, spa
ghetti or semolina product is made
that Is finer than this brand."
(By the Tribune Shopping Reporter)
Rather Interesting, we thought, to
learn the "whys' and the "where
fores" of macaroni, spaghetti and
other varieties of these products, so
we pass this little story on to you.
Recently, during an Interview with
Joe Bernard, director of sales of the
Porter-Scarpe HI Mscoronl company,
our Imagination began working. We
were Informed that. If the products
of this one Oregon factory were
placed end to end, they would reach
several times around the- world. It
occurred to us (hat there must & a
reason, so we asked: "How do you
account for this remarkable demand
for this type of produce?"
"Because ifte modern housewife,
we have found, has become quite
scientific In the study of healthful
yet economical foods, to serve In
every day meals. She has found that
pure grade A Durum Semolina pro
ducts represent one of the highest
food values that she can obtain," Mr.
Bernard answered.
"Just what do you mean by Durum
Semolina?" we queried.
"It's rather technical," was his re
ply, "but It's really worth knowlng.
You see. Durum Is a particular type
of wheat which Is grown In North
Dakota and parts of Wisconsin, where
the climatic and geographic condl.
tlons are the sama- as those; of tuMa.
where Durum wheat was originally
grown. "
"Semolina Is tha- very hdfcrt of tfeis 1
type of wheat, which contains an ex- !
tremely high percentile of psotsun I
and gluten, and a vry s re all jtr
centage of ash."
"Doesn't that maan more n unities '
and muscle building vaugs?"
asked.
"Exactly, and In Etaditto, it mas
these products are mor etrtly mmk
quickly digested ant, turn Into
nourishment by.cfcllawi m wll e
grownups."
"How can we Ull wrsthtT wt
macaroni -tr spaghetti product has
this Ingredient?"
"The label, of course. Is your guid
That is. If you know ho' to rtd it.
Many packages carry the term 'pu
semolina.' or '100 per cent purs -ollna
To many of u this may traps
Durum Semollnt. To e sure that
you receive tho finest macaroni agft
similar products, Insist that tisy be
made with 100 per cent A-l Durum
Semolina and carry this dtflfjrlptfpn
on the label."
"One last oiestlon hat do A 4-1
mean Hn macaroni?"
"A-l Durum mollns. Jisst as grde
A butter or rrjlk. mssns tlia highly,
quality, or conforming t hlhst
standards. It means that a proauci
containing 100 per cent A-l Durum
Semo 1 1 n p Is the high eat In p ret sj n
and gluten, and contains no flour.
In order, to be sure, of courA, I Would
suggest you Insist upon Pcrisjtr's
Lindberghs Keep
Objective Secret
ST. PAUL. Sept fl. (AP) Forty
eight hours since they took off from
the Fort Ripley airport at Little Falls
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh still were unheard from today.
They left without announcing their
destination.
BONNEVILLE, Ore., Sept. 6. (AP)
The first blast to prepare the way for
the foundation of the main spillway
dam at the Bonneville $31,000,000
power and navigation structure, waa
fired today In the huge cofferdam
area.
FOR BODIES VE1MS
MIAMI, F!a., Sept. . (AP) TUa
Cross headquarters here received
word this afternoon that Oov. Dave
Sholtz had authorized cremation of
the bodies of storm victims still in
the Florida Keys.
(Copyright. 1936, by Associated Press)
MIAMI, Fla Sept . Wearing gas
masks, armies of men moved Into
the hurrlcana-devastated Florida
Keys today for the gruesome tast
of bringing back tha dead, already
totaling 2S6. according to a Ra
Cross estlmata. .
There were conflicting report aa
to the eiact damage and death dealt
by the hurricane, which after howl
ing through the Keys, generated
storms In other states to the north,
killing a woman, Injuring 11 persona
and causing ejtenslve property dam.
age.
The Rd Cross announced that of
817 war veterans caught by tha bur.
rtcane aa they were engaged In con.
structlon work In the keys, 320 waro
missing today and 144 bodies had
been recovered.
Seventy civilians war musing
throughout Florida.
DANCE
At Bonney's Orlll every Sittrd
night.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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Congmtulatt Lawnnc'
Upon th opsninf of th .
spltndid nw stor djoixuj 0
our Ctxtril Jtvaxu tnirt
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CONGRATULATIONS
To Lawrences
Ujrai the Opening of Their Fine New Stew
f E nro glr.a to ndd our word of congratulation
to L.evnmce's upon tho for.nni opening of $ioir
beautiful new store at 8 North Central venue
in tllifl ritv . . Tt ia lint anntliAt inllfatlnn nf
the steady Improvement in the business dis
trict; another step in making this city southern Oregon's
shopping center ... In a qiiartcof a century of successful
business here, Lawrence's have established an enviable
reputation for quality merchandise and fair prices . . .
We wish this firmftitinur success in yea to cornel
The First National Biftik
A Departmentizcd Bank
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TRUST DEPARTENT
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
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congrotulete Lawrence's Upon
the Opening of Their Fine New Store
One of the Most Modern On the
Co&st!
All of the
PAINTING
and DECORATING
In Lawrence's New Jewelry
Store Was Done By
GR1NSTED & RUNTZ
P 101 Cottage St. Phone 1653
kA Cri Invitation
" m Tfc Tim Saturday, SeptsmW 7ta. "- .
m TJb. Fla-ie 8 No. Central Are.
t TjW Gww3v AH Southern Oregre FexcajuW.
TKa Jis9' Lawrence's.
Tito Owcttakan Tho
FORMAL OPENING
Of Their Beautiful New
Medfofd Jewcky Store
T. attratetive new store afforfc a rmm ftw WHkv tminp
ing the large and up-toTth-mintttt itk f jwe)y aar
carried by Lawrence's . . . Especially coYa.t i ttaa
store for those who prefer the finer this ia silrervm
jewelry for they can now caoosa frost taa sew iaIt)
aerthaadiTC as featured in large, mttrolit srs, yet vil
tnea:eives of the usual moderate pricee that have salvtaf 1
maen Dy Mis ionjr-estDiisnej. Hefer iniaI
We Feature Nationally Known Linen '
DIAX0KD
Out of every nundred stones on the
rrmrlcet, only from 3 to 6 percent are
high quality. Lawrence's are from
that 3 to 5 percent. 30 years cxperl
ence In making selections.
WATCKM
-clus.v agent for Longlr.es. the Ob
servRtory watch. Awarded 10 Brand
prizes at International Expositions.
Other watches stocked. Hamilton of
. R. I. accuracy. Eleln. the watch
rour grandfather and your father
lllced and still do. Te Gien. popu
lar watch from Time Hall and Walt-bam.
timu m.Taawat9
Not only distinctive Hut ecimaaUaai,
the heirloom of tomorrov. Wia dif
ferent companies rapraasntad. bk1u
live aainta In all toutharx Ovaaa Ms
Loah. Wallace and eorhaax. im aaa
taent for Towa ani otHar aal caata-panlai.
m.TB) rtata
Gorham raxt thtraj ft esala
Holm Jt Wward InM. M.a
plat. 17 aoen.1 aa( otiaa aat
knoa-n llteft.
Tou eaa buy here with coafilaac
Quelity JtfcrchaadiaB only. Laa
in Jewelry Value in a,fr far
Twenlfy-five X,ri
Lawrence's
New Location North Cental, just off Main reet.
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We Congratulate
LAWRENCE'S .
Upon the presentation of their fine New
Store to Southern Oregon People
MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
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