MEDFORD MATTj TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1936,
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
From Central Point Tom P&nkty.i
posunwwr of Central Point, u a
Mforc. vUltor today.
11IU Parrntu Mra. Catherine CM
ltte was an ' Ashland visitor Sunday
at the borne of 'her parent , Mr. and
Mr. J. R. Plttlnger.
Ashland VUltora Mrs. T. P. Pranoo
an M!m Roaa Pranoo of AfihUnd rift
ited Sunday in Medford at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Woods.
Returns To Work Maxlna Oun
aette Is again at work In the dental
offtoe of Dm. Elliott and Johnson af
ter having undergone a tonsllectomy
laet week.
Buslnew Visitor J. A. Russell, gen
eral agent for the Erie Railroad com
pany, arrived this morning from his
headquarters In Portland to make a
brief business visit.
Guets In Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Die Trite and Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
Newton and families were guests Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gar
ry Newton In Ashland.
Returns Home Returning home
las- night waa Ernest J. Smith, who
hu apent the past week in Lakerlew
attentiliig to business matters. He ex
pects to return to Lakeview within
few days.
Visitor Leaves After spending sev
eral day In Medford at the home of
her son and dauahter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Davis. Mrs. C. O. Web
ber, of Eugene left here last evening
for San Prancisco, Calif.
Sale Postponed The sale of plants
and cuttings by the Oak Grove club
which was advertised for Wednesday
st 41 South Front street has been in
definitely postponed, it was announc
ed today.
French Class Open The third
matting of the free adult Praneh
- class will be held at the Senior hlgn
school at 7:30 tonight. The first
meeting waa held two weeks ago, with
only aix members present. Last week
thl number more than doubled and
this week an ermx larger group la ex
pected. According to J. C. Hunter,
teacher of the class. It la still pos
slb.e to register for the course.
TRAVEL BUREAU
CHIEFJS HERE
Capt. Oordon Smith, special re
serve officer of the British imperial
army and director of the New York
American resort and travel bur
eau, arrived here thla afternoon
after visiting Oregon Cavea. He waa
accompanied by Harold B. Say.
director of the travel and Informa
tion bureau of the Oregon state
highway commission who will to
night addreas the Ashland Cham
f ber of Commerce.
Captain Smith and Mr. Say left
this afternoon for Crater Lake nat
ional park. The captain la gathering
travel Information and declared he
waa much impressed by the at
tractions southern Oregon has to
offer the tourist.
He waa to attend the Aahland
Chamber of Commerce meeting and
banquet tonight. Laat night he at
tended the annual meeting of the
Grants Pase Chamber of Commerce
and waa made an honorary Cave
Man.
Miss Daley
Announces
New Yarns
Mlaa Venlta Daley of 848 North
Grape atreet la now representative of
a very exclusive Una of genuine
French Imported knittlne yarns. "Lea
Lalnes Enchanteea" (The Enchanted
Wool) from Paris. These yama of
unusual quality and 'colore come In
17 different types, of long yardage at
reasonable prices.
Mlaa Daley also continues to rep
resent Bernat Yama, domeatle made.
In 55 different types of plain, fancy
and novel spina; and Hunter'a Real
Shetland wools from Scotland.
Hand-knit garments of all kinds
made to measure, for adults or ohll
dren are her specialty. (Paid Adv.)
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Lecture postponed The lecture of
Dr P later K- Roest, field director of
the American Theosophlcal society,
on "Untouched National Wealth."
wh'ch was scheduled for Thursday
night, has been postponed until Fri
day night, at eight o'clock at the lo
cal lodge rooms, 220 North Oakdae
avenue.
Making Home Here Mr. and Mrs.
W M. Schobe and their small son,
formerly of Chico. Cal., have moved
to Medford and will make their per
manent home here. Mr. Schobe la
representative in this district of the
National Cash Register company.
Thy are now living at 916 Queen Ann
avenue.
Plant Sale Planned The Medford
Garden club today announced a plant
sale starting Friday afternoon at 1
p . m. continuing Saturday after 0
a. m., In the Hall building. 817 East
Main street. Shrubs and perennials
wilt be sold. Those in charge state
that donatlona will be appreciated.
For collection, call Mrs. Dorothy Gotf
at 1521-Y Friday after 10 a. m.
Reserve Officers Mwt Rotrue val
ley chapter of the Reserve Officers as
sociation will hold a regular meeting
Thursday at Camp Prescott. Supper
will be served In the CCC mess hall
at 6:30. An Inspection of the camp
wll be made. The business meeting
will be held at 8 o'clock with Ma.
Charles S. Pettee of Eugene in charge
of instruction.
Tast Peach Growth Two peach
striplings on display today at the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce Indicate how rapidly trees can
grow In the Rogue river valley. One Is
nine feet four inches tall, the other
nine feet one Inch. They represent
one year's growth from seed. They
were grown by Martin W. Wagner of
425 South Oakdale avenue.
Here Over Week-End Week-end
visitors here Include Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Priem of Sacramento, and
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Miller of Marys
rllle. Calif., who drove up to visit
relatives and friends. Mr. Priem re
cently purchased a large tract of land
In the Beagle district which he In
tends to cultivate this fall.
WILL MAKE GUARD
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Plans were being made today for the
annual federal Inspection of Com
pany A and headquarters company,
third battalion, 186th infantry at the
Medford armory at 8 o'clock tomor
row night.
The. Inspection will be made by
Major Ro&rlua H. Back who is attach
ed to ROTC headquarters at the Uni
versity of Oregon. Eugene. - -
Major Back Is due to arrive here
tomorrow at noon. In the afternoon
he will Inspect property, equipment
and records at the armory and at 8
p. tn. he will Inspect both national
guard companies.
Regular weekly drills of both com
panies will be held In the armory to
night at 8. All members are request
ed to be present tonight and tomor
row night.
Show.
1:45
0:49-9:00
.Tomorrow and Thursday!
SOMETHING NEW IN ROMANCE!
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CLALRE TREVOR
RALPH BELLAMY
BEN LYON
JANE DARWELL
Positively Ends Tonight 1
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I05F.PH CALtr.lA
KIN TIN TIN JR.
LIVING MODELS WILL
DISPLAY RJORSHEMS
AT MANNS TWO DAYS
Living modela will display the new
Horaheim shoes In a special atyla
show at Mann'a Department atort
Thursday and Friday at two and four
o'clock. A sample line of 300 scintil
lating styles In women's footwear will
be Included In thla Important event.
T. Harrison, Jr., Plorshelm factory
artist will personally supervise the
showing of fashionable, comlortable
srH.es for women and girls. Feature
arches, a hinged support that la
flexible In motion and rigid In repose,
characterize Florshelm footwear that
la now available for southern Oregon
patrons of Mann'a Department atore.
Florahelm shoes for women, al
though relative new-comers to the
field of fine footwear have thla In
common with Florshelm shoes for
men they are made to the aame ex
acting quality apeclflcatlona that
have made the name Florshelm mean
perfection In shoe-malting for nearly
half a century. In fact Florahelm
shoea for women were first made to
answer the demanda of women for
the aame quality, comfort, and style
which the men In their families had
enjoyed for so many years.
Thla spring Florahelm featurea the
widest variety of styles and patterns
In their history every type of ahoe
for atreet, dress, or country wear from
sleelt patent leather atrip pumpa to
low-heel "Broglea" In reverse causltln.
Of special Interest are Florahelm
French toe shoes short-vamp
aquare-toe models that work wondera
In ahortenlng the foot and apparent'
ly reducing the size of the ahoe, ac
cording to R. Miller, manager of
Mann's footwear department.
LAKE PARK BEAR
COMPLETES SLEEP
The first Crater Lake national park
bear to emerge from winter hlberna
tlon was seen at the mountain re
sort yesterday. It waa reported today
by David H. Canfleld, superintendent,
upon his return from an Inspection
trip.
Mr. Canfleld expected the rest of
tha park's SO beara to follow the
leader within the next couple of
weeks. Aa the park Is still burled
in snow, the beara will probably fol
low precedent by wandering to the
lowlands for food, he predicted.
Mr. Canfleld said strenuous efforts
are being made to open the road from
park headquartera to the lake rlro.
While work la progressing satisfac
torily. It will take at least eight daya
more to clear the road for traffic, he
related.
Ice on the park roads is being
melted unevenly, Mr. Canfleld said,
and therefore motorists should drive
cautiously while In the park,. ,
Special meeting of Med-O''-'.
ford Council of Kadoah
Wednesday night. Thlr-
H.lh n,nw Aitnnr at
6:30 P. M. Special Feast
Jlil Day observance. All
U maamVwtni iinrml tn be
present. Visitors eor-
ifegS dlally Invited. By order
of the commander.
L. E. WILLIAMS. Secy.
Adults
25c
Rlddlei-10c
A New Kind Of
Marriage Bargain!
She had to
choose between
the inflexible
o o d e of our
, saw officers . .
her own lonely
heart 1
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Stars of "Navy Wife" Soon at Rialto
A thrilling love story set In a
background entirely new to the mo
tion plcturea the medical and
nursing corpe of the United States
navy "Navy Wife" comes to the
Rialto theatre tomorrow and Thurs
day.
It stars Claire Trevor, while Ralph
On Craterian and Holly Screens
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Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea,
the romantic team of "Barbary
Coast." are together again In "Splen
dor," playing tomorrow only mat
inee and evening, at the Craterian
theatre, also tomorrow night only
at the Holly theatre.
The story casta Miss Hopkins in
the role of Phylls Manning, a
charming southern beauty, who
marries Brighton Lorrlmore. aclon
of a once-great New york family
which clings to Its Fifth Avenue
mansion aa the last symbol of Its
crumbling grandeur.
Brighton takes Phylls home and
ahe receives a cold reception from
hla embittered, Imperious mother,
who had planned to recoup the
family fortunes by marrying him to
a sausage heiress.
When Martin Deerlng, a wealthy
and Influential relative, la obviously
fascinated by Phylls, her mother-in-law
urges her to cultivate him.
Deerlng arranges a profitable busi
ness connection for Brighton and
frankly admit to Phylls that hla
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NIGHT'S DREAM" $
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Muele by
Bellamy, one of the screen's pop
ular young actors, has the romantic
lead opposite Miss Trevor. Others
who have prominent roles are War
ren Hymer, Ben Lyon and Jane
Darwell. The picture was adapted
from Kathleen Norrls' popular novel,
"Beauty Daughter.'
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prompted aolely by hla
interest In her.
rinally, when there Is a big Mex
lean oil deal upon which Brighton
has blindly set his heart pending.
Phylls pays Deerlng 's price rather
than disillusion her suecesa-mad
husband, and a gripping climax
ensues.
Paul Cavanagh. Helen Wostley,
Billle Burke, David Nlven. Kather-
tne Alexander and Ruth Weaton
are also prominent tn the support
ing cast of "Splendor."
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Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the relatives ind
frtends of Mrs. Lola Chapman for
their kindness and the floral offer
ings; alo the Slaters and Nu rites of
the Sacred Heart hospital. Harley
Rummell.
Stated Communication of
Reamea Chapter, O. E. 8.,
Thursday evening at 8 o'
clock. Social Night. Visit
ing members Invited.
HATTIE M. ALDEM. Secty.
is
Announcing
In answer to numerous inquiries, mail
orders are now being accepted and filled
In the order of receipt at the theatre.
SOUTHERN OREGON PREMIERE
(fMcix ffleinhardt's
ritlT FILM MODUCTIOX
"A MIDSUMMER
MenJeluohn. Wltli a east of more than
Thursday t starch 19th
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY 2:15 and 8:1
ALL SEATS RESERVED
MATTNfT: Lower floor 1st 30 rowa 8Se. balance M '
Balcony -lit 1 rowa 11.10, balance JM
EVENING: Lower floor 1st 10 rowa 8So, next 10 rows 88
balance (last S rows) 11.10
Balcony lat rows 81 S, balance 88a (all prices
include la)
Box Office Opens Monday Noon Mail Orders Now!
Hunt s Qraterian Theatre
Will
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Mail Orders Open
At Craterian For
Shakespeare Play
ttlnoa the announcement of the
showing of Max Retnhart'a produc
tion of Shakespeare'a "Midsummer
Night'a Drtijn." which will bs at
the craterian theatre for March
lflth only, the theatre has been
beselged with those seeking further
Information.
Today the management of ths
theatre announced the price range
for the roadshow attraction, which
will not be exhibited agsln in Med
ford thla year. Mall orders ar now
being accepted and being filled In
the order they are received at the
theatre. There will be two per
formances only, the matinee at
3:1ft and the evening show at 8:15-
AU seat are reserved snd those
wishing to avoid the rush for good
seats tre advised to send In their
mall orders now. The regular box
office sale will not open until next
Monday at noon.
A Mlriffet Pnotos ISC. PPlAPlaEYB.
Not Ire to Creditors
m the County court of the State of
orerfon. for jacKson county.
In the Matter of the Estate of Lula
G Spata, Deceased.
Notice la hereby (riven that the
county court of the state of Oregon,
for Jackson County, haa appointed
the undersigned executor of the es
tate of Lula E. spate, aeceasea. mi
neraona havlns claims against Mid
estate are required to present them
with nrooer vouchera within six
months from thla date at the offlro
of Porter J. Neff. 303 Cooley Tneatre
Building, Medford, Oregon.
n&tea: Marcn iu. iimo.
MAURICE S. SPATZ.
Jixecutor of the estate of
Lula E. Spate, deceased.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PHONE 989-R, re-upholsterlng, re
fluishlng, re-gluelng. Thlbault.
FOR SALE Poultry green feed cut
ter with or without power pulley;
2 -Inch centrifugal pump good ia
new: model T Ford coupe. John
Mace, Central Point.
WANTED
WOOL MOHAIR
Highest caah price for wool and mo
hair, wool bag and fleece twine.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 No. Grape Phone 1063
AUTO FOR TRADE 1934 Hudaon De
Luxe coach tn A-l condition. Driv
en 24.000. Good rubber Paint like
new. Radio. Will take Ford or Chev
rolet aa part payment. Balance eaay
term. E. C Corn, 810-J-6.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room house on
West Jackson. Reasonable, See Mrs.
MoConnell, 346 So. Ivy.
FOR SALE Dodge sedan, new tlrei,
motor completely overhauled, $310.
Penning tona Battery Service A
Garage. Phone 903.
FOR SALE Oat hoy. wheat and Ka
nota aeod oata. Chaa Iaaaca. 3 mlWe
out on Crater Lake highway.
SALE OR TRADE 4-300 -gal oil tank
Fordson alae disc. E. O. Corn.
eio-j-6.
young man 10 oermanent position
large San Francisco company. Ad
vancement possible. For details an
splendid eon, iana praoucauy levei,
a p. m. only.
LARGE house keeping
week. 827 N. Central.
room $180
MODERN WOMEN
Ntd Net Sf monthly pain and delay due to
roJdji, nrivoui LrwD.crpnaiurror imilsvr Miuaa,
Chj-fhre-terBDiamnod bmod i'illiroffeoUvt,
i-iiaijinui((irDuaICsiniMtr. Onifl Oy
iiuruiuiuiiovovRr.yara. Athtof
'THI DIAMOND y N0-
one tnentanj
not be shown
In Madford this
year.
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FOR SALE Team of mares SAT
years old, weight about 1400. About
30 pullete, laying, 10 tona alfull
and grain hay. Call before Friday
p. m. Fred Powers, Applegate, Ore.
FOR SALE Turkey eggs 30c each at
iwn uvar io- j. iv . nvwon.
PERtMANELNTS fandUTPr!
voaia. 336 So. Oakdal. phone 737.
WaNTED Approximately 400 feet 4
Inch pipe. Must be in serviceable
condition.
CHARLES A. WTNO. AOENOY. INC.
100 E. Main Phone 738
Medford, Oregon
FOR SALE 70 acres, 84 Irrigated,
rake, two saddles. O. L. Llndtey.
fenced with woven mlre. good grav
el road, 13.000. Terms. L. O. Picked,
304 E. Main.
FOR RENT 3-ronra modern furn
tahed house. 31A So. Peach.
FOR SALE Set of work harness. 300
galion oil tank, wagon, mower and
rake . two saddles, O. L. Lin die.
Phone S71-J-3.
8 ACRES free soil fine water right,
small house. $950.00 cash. Brown &
White. Realtora.
WANTED Elderly woman to do light
housekeeping for room, board and
spending money, for elderly woman.
343 North Grape Street.
CIJSARANCE sale of maea, 8 for 81 00
10 days only. Medford Rose Garden,
on Orchard Home Drive. R. I, Box
178. Medford.
WANTED Girl to come In by week
bo help with hoiaework. Miiat be
c:ean ana gooa cook. Phone MM.
WANTED Sound, gentle saddle horse,
suitable for children. Box 936.
Tribune.
WANTED 'Housekeeping In mother-
lee home or A-l cook In small
camp. Box 1093, Tribune.
FOR SALE Model A Ford truck: al
so Snd hand windows. 330 Apple.
'IT'S THE WORKMANSHrPSJT
Oarage, 810 N. Central. Tel. 1388.
WANTED Have olient wants a or 8
acres Improved near Medford.
FOR SALE Beautiful home, all
modern. Easy terms.
H. O. WllfiON
1 Chestnut St. Phone 15(14
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rORITIVriLY ENDS TONIGHT
Q,adTswarthot 'Rose of the Rancho'
TOMORROW ONLY
Also Tomorrow
Night only at
Holly Theatre
The daring,
d ramatio
itory of a
girl forced to
keep her
husband's
greedy fam
ily in luxuri
ous aplendor
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1 TOMORROW NIQHT ONLY AT TUB CRATERIAM I
I On the Stage at 9 00 I
Mann
Spring Fashion Shozv
THURSDAY!
BING CROSBYti ,' T''
FOR RENT -Holly Court No. S. parti f
turnianea sao. Auracuva o-roon
house near Junior high, t20.u.
1718 N. Riverside. 3 acres land,
816.00. Inquire 136 East Main or
telephone IPS- After 6 phone 1 147-w
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