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PAOTC TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1936. SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Efteland To Wed In South Saturday Miss Julia Richards, daughter of Mr. S- E. Richards of Alameda. Cal., will soon be welcomed to Mcdford aoclety as Mrs. Edward Efteland. Mr, Efteland left this morning for Ber keley, where he and Miss Richards are to be married Saturday. Miss Richards Is a former Portland girl. The ceremony Is to be solemnised at the bride's home at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Attending the bride will be Mlas Thelma Reavls of Alameda, while Harold Relchsteln, of this city, accompanied Mr. Efteland south today' and will act as best man, Mrs, Reichateln Is already In the bay district, having been vacationing there. The bride and groom will return to Medford early next week after a short wedding trip up the Redwood high' way. They will be at home to Med ford friends at 26 South Orange street. Mr. Efteland, who has resided here for the past year and a half, has made many friends who aro Interested In the coming wedding. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Efteland of Portland, Ma former home. From Ixing Mountain Out-of-town business callers In Mcdford Tuesday Included Mrs. Jack Stowcll, Mrs, pearl Stowell and family, all of the Long Mountain district. I Planning Activities l or National Week, In view of national Parent-Teacher week October 11 to Ootobor 17, local unite) are making plans for appro priate observance. In this connection the Washington. unit has Issued the following statement! "Why Join the Parent-Teacher as sociation? During Parent-Teaoher week, many mothers will ask them selves this question. Is It worth while? The association has one aim and one only the welfare of the child. "Medford has Psrent-Teaoher units affiliated with the national as sociation. Through membership In the national group, the local units function more efficiently and are ac complishing much In the way of legislation for the fullest protection of childhood. Through efforts of the local units, clinics are held each year enabling ohlldrsn to obtain eipart medical at tention. Iunohrooma are maintained In each school where nourishing food IC served at a nominal cost. Under privileged children are served with out oharge. , During monthly meetings In each school, mothers enjoy many cultural and social advantages. These, to gether with the privilege of belong ing to and progressing with a great movement, should appeal to every mother In the community," Roy Guyer's Economy Meat & Fish Market New Location with Piggly Wiggly Phone 46 -1 Free Delivery We have an unusually large assortment of FRESH FISH FOR FRIDAY Fresh SALMON in piece lb. 18c Fresh SABLE . Nice to bake or fry lb. 17c Fresh HALIBUT . . . lb. 25c Fresh OYSTERS . . . pt. 28c Anderson CRAB MEAT jar 25c Group Selects Year's Toplo. Parents and teachers of the Eagle Point schools will hold the first P.- T. A. meeting of the year tomorrow afternoon at 8 oclock In the high school building, according to an nouncement. "Character Orowth A Home and School Responsibility" has been -se lected as the study topic for the year. Mrs. Walter Young will lead a dlsous. Slon based on the study of Intelli gence at tomorrow'a affair as a be ginning of the year's study. Music Is to be arranged by Miss Yetta Ouxn. Tea la to be served fol lowing the program by members of the faculty and Informal discussions and contracts are to feature the re malnder of the afternoon. A cordial Invitation has been ex tended to all Interested. Miss Otterdale To Mexlro City, Among those planning autumn va- catlona Is Miss Myrta otterdsle: Who left today on a vacation trip which la to take her to Mexico City. Her first destination Is San Francisco, from whero Bhe will sail Saturday on the B, s. Virginia. Miss Otterdale will disembark at Acapuloo, Mexico, continuing to the Mexican capltol from there by Inland route, She plans visits to numerous points of scenic and historical Interest In and around Mexico City and wilt visit several other cities. Bhe will return by rail via the west coast route after a stay of about a month. Officers to Plan ' ' Education Session. Mrs. C. L. Hopkins, president of the Junior high Parent-Teacher as sociation, haa announced a meeting of all offlcera and committee chair men at the school tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock. Feature of the meeting will be a discussion of plans lor the session next Tuesday evening In observance of national education week. Former Residents' ' Plan Visit Here. Expected to stop In Medford this week-ond are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray, former residents of this city. now llvlnj in Walla Walla, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. Gray, who sre vacationing. will bo the guests of friends here and expect to renew former acquaintances. Mrs. Palmer to Visit In North. Leaving by train this morning for the north was Mrs. B. J. Palmer, who expects to be away several days. She wrll stop In Salem and Seattle, Wn., and other cities to be the guest of friends and relatives. FOR PERSONAL LOANS OF AL1 KINDS W. E. Thomas, 48 8 Central OON REPAIRS . Exp"ert"gunsmlths Sims Bros.. 93 N Fir Dun sights. FUEL OIL, all kinds! Call 1184 Potroleum Heat & Burner Co. Oloslng time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is I -80 p, m, E TO SWIFT ACTION BY SOVIET THREAT (Continued from Page One.) open hostility In the Mediterranean should Russian ships seek to land supplies at Spanish government ports guarqea py tasclst warships. The Moscow ultimatum wss deliv ered to reprsaentatlves of countries signatory to the non-intervention paot In London -last night. It de tailed alleged shipments of arms planes and even poison gas to Span ish Insurgents, specifically naming uermany. Italy and Portugal. The soviet government .cannot consent to conversion of the non interference pact Into a screen for concealing military aaslstanca ren dered the rebels aga-.rjat ths govern ment - by some participants of the pact," said the statement. Would Abrogate Pact It added! "If violations are not stopped Immediately, the Soviet gov ernment wu free Itself from any obligations to the agreement." Captain Eden, en route home, will confer In Paris tomorrow with Pre mier Loop Blum of France concern ing Anglo-British action' In the new crisis. British officials maintained the most discreet silence concerning the affair pending tomorrow's meeting Apparently they had focovered from the Initial shock of the outspoken Russian communication, which flatly accused Italy, Germany and Portugal of giving military assistance to the fascist Insurgents In Spain. VOTER REGISTRY E Final figures on the Jackson county registration for the general election, Tuesday, Novembei 8, will not be available before next week, It was an nounced by the county elbrk'a office this morning. Extra olerks jia-ve been placed at work to expedite the oount and clas sification by parties of the votors. for early presentation to the eocrctnry of state, for the printing of the official ballots. Not all of the registration cards for the Ashland precincts have been turned In. County Clerk Carter estimates 1000 new voters registered in the county this yoar, and total registration close to the 20.000 mark. Miny of tue new voters hail from Noth Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklaboma, and Arkansas. The last n&ued state, has so. far shown rhe tartest number of former residents, a large number of registrants also formerly lived In Josephine county. THIRD EXTENSION The third expansion within the past three years Is underway at Bur elson's In the Medford building where a sale will toe launched tomorrow In the downstairs store to make room for remodeling activities. With the adaielon of 700 square feet of space downstairs, Burelson'a will have one of the largest and most thoroughly modern stores lor women In southern Oregon, according, to pianu, Besides a large millinery ae part men t and lower pnoed dresses, the downstairs store features Inex pensive lingerie and wash frocks, Other lines will be added with the completion of the expansion. Y PASSES, AGED 77 Mary Huffman, who has been visit ing here for the past five weeks, passed away at a local hospital this morning at the age of 74 years. Mrs. Huffman's home was In Oak land, Cal, During her stay In Med ford she was the gueat of her step daughter, Emma A. Bunn. Another step-daughter, Mrs. Arthur Fine), re sides at Alturas, Cal. She also leaves a number of nephews and nlecea. The body was romoved to the Con ger funeral parlora and will be for- wardod to Alameda, Cal., this even ing where services will be held. Orchestra From Cocoanut Grove : Here Wednesday Direct from the Cocoanut Drove In Casa Del Ray hotel, Los Angeles, Lrnny Rapose's 19-plece orchestra will play for a special aance at the Oriental Gordons In Medford, Oct. 14. This popular dance band Is complet ing a successful series of engage ments -in coast cities and a- large ciowd Is expected to efijoy the ap pearance In this city, Emerson Mer r;ck announced. The group Is famous for Its awing atyle and Its recordings. Mr. Repose b, a featured trumpet player and he In backed by & number of novel en tertainers Including Jane Cook. rAdlo utar, and Ray Rapoza, recording nrtlst. DUCE'S SON-IN-LAW (Copyright, 1!)3, by the Associated Press) ROME. Oct. 8. (AP) Premier Mussolini Is grooming his son-in-law, Count Oaleazzo Clano, as his succes sor, political circles asserted today, and soon may make him head of the fascist cabinet. ' II Dues Would remain as dlotator under his title of "capo del governo" (head of the government), It was re ported, and Clano would retain his present post as foreign minister. The elevation of Clano, informed sources declared, will be discussed at a meeting of the fascist grand coun cil In November. They pointed out the ohange would have only a slight practical effect at present, but would furnish the pre mier with a successor upon his death. II Duce bears the double title "Oapo del governo e prlmo mlnlstro" (head of the government and prime minis ter), Political circles declared he can separate the first official designations and give the second of these to an other without affecting his real posi tion. plaintiff that death was due to an accident. A clause In the policy In validated payment under It, If killed or Injured In a fight. Howard P. T. A. Meeting Friday Howard Parent-Teacher association will meet at the school house Friday at 7:80 p. m. An Interesting evening has been planned. Dr. Leroy Jensen will be featured on the program; also O. R, Bowman, county school superintendent, will discuss the measures on the Novem ber ballot. Leaella Williams and Ken neth Raymond will appear In violin and piano solos. All friends and parents are urged to be present. OF INSURANCE CLAIMS IN KLAMATH TRAGEDY (Continued tram Page One.) ait sal CONTINUES BUY THIS WEEKand SAVE Prices $S95 to Hats ,. . . ...... $1.29 arid up Dresses. .$3.95 and up Ladies' Shoes .$1.95 to $5.00 Kiddies' Shoes. , ... . .98c to $2.45 The 3A 'The store that Baves you money" fered by Miss Meyerle In the circuit court trial at Klamath Falls and tended to prove that Lister had been the aggressor The deposition stated that Miss Meyerle bad gone to Lister's quarters, st his Invitation, and he bad announoed the end of their rela tions. A dispute ensued, and in a struggle for possession of a revolver which Miss Meyerle had picked up, the weapon was discharged. . Three bul lets struck Lister. A Klamath Falls police officer was also called to testify. The defense contended that Lister vies killed In an altercation, and the SyJL Proved beat by two generations of mothers. VvAPoJua Add to your CosnSopt Use MIL. hftA -a. Hfl rn!NlllJllltfS Enjoy keeping your fires this winter at no extra expense by using this wonder ful fuel in your furnace, range, heater or fireplace. abll'S Cold I Medford Fuel Go. Valley Fuel Co. 5J III 1128 X. Central S6 W. Main ' So. Ore. Pres-to-logt Co. BSHBPIPSfIIbH GROWING WITH MEDFORD! cinsawauw Med ford's Fastest Growing Women's Store . WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR WORKMEN J sffitP V ' & 59c Tiv $1-39 pmm 69c MiWVT 69c If 15c $2.99 IfK, t. ft.ii.f 88c . il 88c i; tin $1.77 : "i SI .00 V COTTON DRESSES Values to $1.95, Sale price COTTON FORMATS Vnluos to $1.93. Snlo prico WOOL SKIRTS Values to $2.95. Snle price ... SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 value. Snle price COTTON SHIRTS $1.00 vnlue. Sale price PANTIES Regular 23c. Snlo price BONTON CORSELETTES Innerliclt. $5.00 vnlue. Snle RIP PROOF SLIPS $1.00 vnlue OI ROLES nml PANTIE OIROLES $1.00 vnlue TWO-WAY STRETCH GIRDLE With hrnnsiere top SALE OF HATS One nssortmont of values to $2.93. Snle price One tnble of hnts priced at only Dozens of stunning models in sncde, velvet, velour snd folt. Lovely fnll colors and sranrt new styles to choose from. 82.49 S2.95 $3.95 $5.95 To Accommodate Increasing Business In Our Popular DOWN STAIRS STORE We Are Adding 700 Square Feet OF FLOOR SPACE To Make Room for Workmen on This Big Expansion Program We Are Launching A SWEEPING CLEARANCE IN OUR DOWN STAIRS STORE Marvelous Values 3 Groups of Dresses 1. Cotton Drosses and Suits. Voiles, prints, suiting, Vnl lies to $3.95. Expansion Snlo Price 2. Rayon Dresses. Plain col ors and silks. Attractive styles. Values to $5.95. Ex pansion Sale Price $1 99 S. Silk Drrssss. strwt styles and dresses for party wear. Also odds and end of Inte summer dresses. Values to S9.83. Expansion sle Price $999 No approvals, no exchanges, no refunds every sale final. UREL SON'S Medford Building Phone 28 BEGINS TOMORROW To Make Room For Workmen! New Fall Dresses Rayon dresses In prints, dots and plain color. Cotton frocks In prints and plain colors, sizes 14 to 82. W0 dresses to select from. Expansion Sale rrtca $1 88 Smart Fall Dresses Better cotton and rayon dresses, as new fall styles, sizes 14 to M. Prints, dots and plain colors. Expansion Sale Price , $277 New Season Dresses Silks and rnyon dresses. Many of these dress, were brought down stairs from our main floor. Every one a new fall style. Sli.es 14 to 44. Values to se.95. Expansion Sale Price SILK HOSIERY Knee high silk hosiery in six colors. Sizes 8yi to 10. Reg. 43c quality. Pair Four pair for ?1.66 SILK HOSIERY New tailored silk stockings. Women are talking about -5ft the wear of these hose. Pair tJlyC Three pair for 99t "" Berkshire Irregular Silk Stockings Full fashioned chiffon stockings in new fall colors. Sizes Sy, to 10$. Reg. 89c value. Pair OC Three pair for ?1.79 s3 Hi 2Sc SJM .IWSMIM . SI- 5 m I l UJ S p Htf! "www
