Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1936, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-al PAOE FOUR MEDFORD MATT. TRTBimE. MEUFOHD. OR EG ON. FRIDAY. MARCn 27. 1936. Afabte I (Continued from Pago One.) vent unjust discrimination In favor of chain stores. The broad prlce-flx-log Implications of the original bill will be eliminated. A drawing room story la going the rounds. You will hear It If you have not already. It Implies that Senator Borah may be expected to take his foot bull and go over to the Roose velt side after the Republican con vention. That Is, He Is expected to accumulate sufficient po litical strength In his current cam paign to become a major Influence In the Roosevelt second term by ft swap. DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS at Biden's Shoe Service 19 South Central LADIES Half Soles... $ .75 Heels, leather or rubber . . . .25 ' MEN'S Half Soles. . .$1.00 Rubber Heels . .35 Quality work, quick service while you wait. The yarn was probably Invented by Borah's opponents to shake Re publican confidence In him. but lot of well Informed persons expect It to come true. Republican authorities have be come somewhat more disturbed about the Borah candidacy during the last few days. The promised Townaend support for the Idahoan Is what did It. However, the general inside lav presslon here Is that the Townsend movement Is near the breaking point. Within 80 days, the house investi gating committee expects to develop evidence injurious to Townsend po litical prestige. The resignation of Robert Clements as secretary and treasurer of the Townsend organization Is supposed to have been a maneuver la antici pation of house evidence. If everything works out as bouse Investigators expect, the Townsend support will hardly be an asset to the Borah candidacy. Society and Clubs By Janet Wray Smith Strategists of both political parties are quietly getting ready to make the ether sizzle during the camplagn. It Is not ready- for announcement yet, but Claude Bowers will be brought back from Spain to take a big position at the Democratic micro phone. The ambassador won a repu tation as a Jeffersontan Cloero while keynoter at two conventions. Republicans also are beginning to line up talent. One ether artist they have In mind la a nationally un known official of a large life Insur ance company In New York (not Hoover). They would also like to have Lewis Douglas, Ohio's Attorney Oeneral Brlcker and President Olenn Prank of Wisconsin university. You haven't heard anything yet. A Democratic leader Is expressing the opinion to friends thst Presi dent Roosevelt could elect himself j at one stroke by getting rid of three of his associates. You should be able I to guess their names. If you can j not, look at the last sentence of these notes. Personal Interests Involved In the I chain store fight are disclosed by the fact that the Robinson-Pa tirum bill i waa written by H. B. Teegarten, counsel of the U. S. Wholesale Oro ' cers association, and the Borah-Van I Nuys bill by the retailers. Appar ently It has never occurred to any one to have a bill written by a rep resentative of the housewife. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY On SATURDAY, March 28th we will receive for Clean ing and Pressing to be delivered next week. Men's Suits 50c . PHONE 244 For Free Delivery "PANTORIUM CLEANED SUITS stay cleaned longer" for tlicy are flooded with a continuous flow of pure, cloan distilled petroleum solvent. Report Shows Work Done By Neighbors In Charity Projects A survey made by Royal Neighbors of 'America from lte supreme office In Rock Island. HI., shows that camps of the fraternal benefit society pro vided fraternal aid and carried on charitable work valued at 103,014.31 in 1033, 1933 and 1034, according to a report received by Margery Pearson, recorder of C&mp Mo, 4713, Royal Neighbors of America, of Med ford. The survey also re reals the camps did thousands and thousands of dol lars worth of good with activities snd Instances of helpfulness on which no monetary value waa placed. In addi tion there were numerous cases of fraternal service and benevolent work that could not be valued In dollars and cents. Camps located In 40 states partici pated In the survey, their reports showing members and non-members shared In the humanitarian efforts. The survey included assistance given to members snd non-members In tune of sickness and death, dona tions of food, money, clothing and fuel In times of necessity and public ; disaster, contributions for general welfare, to orphans and homes fori aged, payments of rents and taxes for needy members and advancement of assessments to keep members In good standing. The survey was In charge of Miss Erna M. Barthel of Rock Island. 111., supreme recorder of Royal Neighbors of America, who commented as fol lows: "This commendable record stands as a tribute to the member ship of the society. It reflects the fraternal spirit thst prevails among our members and should be a source of greet pride to all Royal Neighbors. In the 41-year history of Royal Neigh bors of America the society and lta camps have provided fraternal aid In times of adversity, accident, Ulneas and publlo disasters amounting to more than a million dollars. Besides the camps, the fraternal aid agencies of the society are the fraternal fund and the Royal Neighbor home, lo cated near Davenport, Iowa." ClaiiMtn-Loopr Wedding Details Details of the wedding of Miss Mer rlam Claussen and Harold Looper, which was an event of Tuesday morn ing, will be of Interest to their many friends In the city. The ring ceremony, read by Rv. Joseph Knotts, was performed at the horns of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Claussen, 310 Laurel street, before the Immediate members of the families. The bride wore a floor-length gown of pale yellow and carried a bouqet of sweetpeas. Decoration of the room was carried out In yellow and white, as was also the dining table for the wedding dinner which followed the ceremony. Upon their return from a California honeymoon, the couple will be at home at 210 Laurel street. The bride Is a graduate of Medford high school. Mr. Looper's home Is In St. Louis, Mo. - Mrs. Egan Hostess At Town Club Affairs Mrs. H. Chandler Egan was hostess to a group of friends at the Town club this afternoon when she enter tained with the first of two lunch eons. Tables were laid for sixteen, with four tables of bridge being in play during the afternoon. The second affair planned by Mrs. j Bgan Is being arranged for Monday j at the elub house. Invitations have j been Issued for twenty for next week's luncheon. I Miss Fuson Honored At Hhower and Tea Miss Clara Mary Fuson, bride-elect, waa the honor guest today at a linen shower and bridge tea arranged by Mrs. Eric Westergren, nee Betty Bard well, and Mrs. R. O. Bardwoil, at the Bard well home on South Oakdale avenue. Sixteen guests were Invited fox bridge early In the afternoon, with about twenty asked to drop In for tea late In the afternoon. Spring ahades of blue and yellow were carried out In dainty floral decorations of Iris and Jonquils, used . In combination with blue tapers. Miss Fuson. latest bride-elect, wlU be married to Russell Delzell Davis Sunday, April 19. Her many friends are planning a number of other af fairs in her honor during the Inter im before the wedding. fluests Expected For Warner Kites Expected to arrive today and to morrow to be present at the wedding ceremony Sunday which will unite Miss Margaret Warner and Norton Forsyth, of Santa Rosa. Calif., are a few Intimate friends of the bride and groom. Gordon Doneily, of Portland, has been named by the groom as best man for the ceremony. Also here will be Miss Louise ELrod, coming down from Oregon State college, where she Is a student, and Jack Milnea, ox tne University of Oregon at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Becker, sis ter and brother-in-law of the bride, arrived Wednesday evening from their home In Caldwell, Idaho. Mrs. Becker will attend the bride as matron -of-honor. Mrs. W. B. Forsyth, mother of the groom, was expected today. PHONE 969 -R, re -upholstering, finishing, re-glueing. Tbibault. GOOD USED CARS Fully reconditioned. Lowest prices. 1936 Chrysler 6 Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupe. 1934 Ford Pickup. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1930 Dodge Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Coupe. 1936 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Chrysler 8 Sedan. Many others to choose from. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. SB N. Riverside. Tel. 18. Used car lot N. E. corner 6tb and Bartlett. AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary rummage sate all day tomorrow at Schopen's Flower Shop on Eeast Main St. WANTED Woman by the day lor housework and care of children. 623 S. Newtown. PIANO CLEAN-UP SALE We nave several new and slightly used pianos at real sacrifice prices for quick BAle. Terms like rent can be ar ranged. Extra discount for casn. Free delivery. See today and to morrow. CLINE PIANO CO. War croom 111 N. Fir St. Rankin? Transfer Office. WANTED Young woman over 18, housework and assist with children; board, room and wages. Tel. 939-W. INSIDE ON USED CARS We keep our cars Inside, out of the weather, come in ana see ne u- ference. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1928 Pont lac Coach. 1936 Studebaker Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. Also basement bargains from 915.00 to $95.00. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Dealers. FOR SALE OR TRADE Wagon, spike and spring tooth harrows, black smith tools. Ranch for rent, 5 miles out of Jacksonville on Ruch high way. Moore. Night Coughs r;i Q"ckly checked L4'Jv5 without "dosing." VapoRui A REAL BUY 16 acres, Irrigation, 12 acres In bearing orchard; beriles. grapes, finest garden soli; 5 -room modern house; tractor, plow, spray rig, etc.; close to town; 4000, terms. For Sale or trade for small acre age or Medford property, 16o acres on Evans creek; fruit, grapes, ber ries, small house; 81250, terms. For sale or trade for unencum bered Medford property, beautiful 8-room house, double garage, fur nace, laundry trays, hardwood floors; good location. For sale 8' acres, under Irriga tion, good fi-room house, 6 miles from Medford: $950. For rent 4 -room furnished apart ment. Also fine 6 -room house on Old Stage road, with or without or chard. FLAHARTY REALTY CO. . 311 Medford Bldg. LOST Shell-rim glasses In green case. Phone 621-R. B17 West 10h. SNAPS AS TRAGIC ROMANO TOLD - (Continued from page One.) of the lovely countryside. That was April 17. That sounds silly, but It's so., ' "We registered at a hotel at Lake George. I didn't want him to sign as Mr. and Mrs. Qebhardt. because I wasn't Mrs. Gebhardt." "Were you madly in love with him?" "I loved him very, very dearly." Renewed sobbing halted the examination. Lei bow Its Introduced one of the 113 letters that passed between Geb hardt and Miss StretE The witness' head was bowed, her face not visible to the courtroom, as Lelwoblts read It to tho Jury. FOR SALE OR LEASE 5 acres, 10 acres and 32 acres, all Improved, good buildings, water, alfalfa. ROBERTS. Realtor, 720 W. 2nd. FOR SALE By owner, '31 Chevrolet coach, perfect condition. Inqulro 16 So. Central, or evening 138 Port land Ave. Garden Bargains FREE TO THE FIRST 50 CUSTOM ERS BUYING A DOLLAR'S WORTH OP OUR PACKET VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS SATURDAY MORNING, WE WILL GIVE A REGULAR 65o PACKAGE OF MOR- CR0P FERTILIZER, ABSOLUTELY FEEE FOR SALE 160 Barred Rock pullets, 8 weeks old; arlRtocrattc breeding, no brooder needed. Chance to get September laying hen. 723 Mc Andrewa road. WANTED '30 or '31 light closed car: good condition. Inquire Sunday, I 125V4 N. Holly. Private party. FOR SALE Bureau and commode. 207 So. Ivy. WANTED Woman for housework In private family. No cooking. Mrs. Voorhles, Tei. 638-J. GOOD USED CARS 1835 Chrysler Air Stream; driven only 8.000 miles. 1934 Ford Del. Coupe; new tires and car Is In fine condition. 1933 Willys 77 Sedan; new paint. 1931 Studebaker Light 8 Sedan. 1931 Null Sedan. 1931 Bulck Light 8 Coupe. 1930 Chev. Coupe. 1929 Chev. Coach. 1928 Chev. sedan. SKINNERS OARAGE Bulck Pontiac. Phone 102. 100 Gladiola BULBS J An assortment of the finer 1 sorts and colors. A magnificent selection of quality bulbs, A $2.50 value. ROSES Budded 2 Year Field Grown 4 for $1 and a package of plant food FEEE GARDEN BOOKS Eight separate gar den subjects covered by these valuable books. Each book treats on a different phase of gardening. Regular 50c sellers. V i BBS SHADS y 0 SHEEP MANURE A Large Bag for Saturday only 3 (or $1.00 MOM AECH SEED & FEED CO. "YOUR SEEDSMEN SINCE 1910" aUtrija&au 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY CARS painted. Spray system. Low co. Gum. Auto Beauty snop., pn. iuoi FOR SALE Dairy cows, young cattle and lew young sheep. Ted Mora a. miles west Agate school, Mid way road. HAVE Incubator space for custom hatching about 3000 turkey egg a John Mace, Central Point. AUCTION SALE Baturday, March 28 at Sale Pavilion north or Medford Lots of furniture, tools, miscellane ous articles, poultry and usual run of livestock. This will be tne clon ing auction of the season, so If you have property to sell or wish to buy be sure to attend. Southern Ore gon Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley auctioneer. '31 CHEV. Coupe, Just reconditioned guaranteed, only 9376.00. PIKRCE-AI.l.EN MOTOR CO. ?!.. t'4 i ! iiu"" 5 A iA w. i ' 1 fit -J tmjfs I ijSjfefU :::: s:r:::&l,ff- fNB f mo5t fc!ning cities of the Jr V- Pacific Northwest is Ticoint. A pioneer ; "Si , lf J j j rl nu snipping aCTivity; g city Oi Dcautiiui patKS 'P'hHiJisr j tJvtf " Jp--Jjpr' j nd the gateway to that mountain wonder- J'.' 4 i 'iVV J! f i A lnd. Rinier National Park. When you visit ' I V Tcom or wherever you drive go with 1 :JT.-.::- - ''Vt'i,'1,',, , , ,- 1 t 1 loiR-mileage Hi-Octane gasoline. Fill up-at luw iicixiiiMJttiwu ivjtnnciu suiion. aex'fW aw'Mfi'.-'i.a I "CSC I 0 Its Here! A Special Dollar Day Shipment DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO YOU AT AMAZING SAVINGS! EASTER SUITS and COATS $9 Yes sirl A TRUCK LOAD of lovejy new spring garments and included in this big factory shipment is a special lot of suits and coats for 'EASTER and what a selection! Swagger Suits, Jerry Coats and Swag ger Coats along with smartly tailored coats and suits, for both dress and sport wear . , , Exceptional bargain prices, tool t 85 $1 950 $1488 SPRING SUITS on SALE! The last word in Spring Suits and Coats is reflected in this special factory shipment . . . there are baby swaggers, swaggers and Jerry coat suits. Also Mannish tailored suits. Plain colors, checks and plaids . , . wide selections and genuine bargain prices! $1650 and $1975 1 Gotham and Humming Bird SILK HOSIERY S1.00 Full fn.hlimril, rlnlf rhHfon. nhfontlmipd Mlf. YhIum to Sl.s.v pnlr Three pair $2.85 OTMBOTm i uiii i i i ik WEAR-PRUF SLIPS Taftfla milrrlt. warn ymf. .;,,;!. ,,,, ., prut, true Ha, full Irni-th. lira, (p 4 fC vuliif. lure trlmmrd or S Q 11 ptaln. IKillar ttn ptin W A . BURELSON MEDFORD BLDG. The center of town PHONE 28 Dollar Day Bargains Throughout Our Store Tomorrow Mil iJWi mnii it i TP ESSS u.iji Mian wpi vt