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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1936)
PTCGTC THREE SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith ROOSEVELT INVADES NEW ENGLAND Growing With Medford MEDFOKP MAIL TRTBITXE. fEDFOHT), OT?EflO"T. ArCVSTttY. OPTOBF-T? 26. M.06 Many Travel During Fall Medford resident believe fall to be the very best time for traveling, to Judge from the number of those now away, planning to leave or re cently returned from Jaunta to var ious points. Among those leaving most recently were Miss Anne Livingston and her brother. A. R. Livingston, who are to spend several months in the eaat. expecting to return to their home here next spring. Also leaving dur ing the past wtyfc waa Mrs. F. Corn ing Kenly. who Is to visit for a month In Chicago. Among the most extensive trips plsnned Is that embarked upon by Jkfrs. Alex Sparrow and daughter Har riet and Miss Carllta Sheridan, ol Ssnta Barbsra. Calif., who are tour In Mexico. Both Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car penter and the Alfred Carpenters are visiting in the eaat. as are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sslade, Jr., and Mrs. Rob ert Ruhl. Recently returned are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reames. who spent several days In San Francisco, and Mrs. H. D. Mc Caskey, who also made a short stay In California. The majority of those away are ex pected to return home before or shortly after the Thanksgiving holi days, although some will spend the greater part of the winter In the east or south. Recent Wedding T Announced Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frye have an nounced the marriage of their daugh ter. Roxanna. to Horace Knight. The ceremony was solemnized In the First Christian church the evening of Oct ober 17. Rev. W. R. Balrd reading the service. The young couple are at home at Durell court. Miss Brophy Is Week-end Visitor Miss Elaine Brophy arrived here Frldsy evening to spend the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy. She la a student at Oregon State college In Corvallls. Medford friends of Miss Brophy entertained Tier at luncheon Saturday afternoon. She returned to the cam pus yesterday. Meeting Planned By D. C. V. Tonight Announcement has been made of the regular meeting tonight of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. which la to be held at the armory. All members are requested to be present. Record Crowd Attends Frolic A record number of parents, stu dents and school patrons attended the annual carnival of the Washing ton school Parent -Teacher association last Friday evening. Those In charges report the affair an outstanding suc cess. Dinner preceded the evening's fes tivities, with colored moving pictures of scenic attractions In Oregon being shown following the banquet. Games and other carnival attractions pro vided entertainment for the re mainder of the evening. Executive Meetlnp Scheduled Tuesday All officers, committee heads and committee members of the Medford branch of the Business and Profes sional Women's club are requested to be present at a meeting tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Maude Snider on North Orange. Plana and a definite program of activities for the year are t0 be outlined at this time, and Mrs. Mabel Mack, presi dent, has particularly urged the pres ence of those concerned. Time is announced as 7:30 o'clock. Dan re Scheduled By Pythian Groups Plans are being completed by Pyth ian Sisters and Knights of Pythias for a dance to be held at the K. P. hall Tuesday evening, November 3, Instoad of Saturday evening as prev iously announced. All members of both groups and their families and friends will be guests of the evening. Elections returns will be a feature of the evening, according to those in charge. Visitor Expected s Prom California Miss Alberta Knlps, of Oakland, Calif., Is expected to arrive soon to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Knlps, at their home on the Oak Grove road. Miss Knlps formerly re sided here and will be welcomed by a number of old friends during her stay. -.- Guest Leaving For California Leaving for the south this evening will be Mrs. Alfred Swlnerton, who Is returning to her home in the bay district after spending several days here. She has been a guest at the river home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Noyes, or Napa. Calif. Mrs. Swlnerton arrived last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Volkman. who have also been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noyes. INE KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. 26. (API A big, AquATS brick building on the eastern fringe of the Klamath rolls business district sprang to now lite today. Tar the first time In 20 years It was serving the purpose for which it was built housing a newspaper plant. The Evening Herald and the Klam ath News, Klamath Palls" two dsllles. took over the building, remodeled and re -equipped It and installed a new type heating system to over oome one of the structure's greatest problems. The building was erected In 1013 to house The Northwestern, meteoric dslly which rose and fell in three years. Solution of the heating problem eame with the development of nat ural hot water heat in certain sec tions of Klamath Palls. The old Northwestern building lies on the edge of the city's hot springs dls trlct. Last summer after one or two unsuccessful attempts, a well, bored deep, brought in water of almost boiling temperatures. Piped Into the building. It heats the front office through stsndard rsdlators and the shop through a hot-air blower sya-tem. y 10 Last meeting before the election will be held by the Young Democratic club of Jackson county at 8 o'clock tomorrow night In party headquar ters. 217 West Main street. All locsl candidates sre scheduled to sddress the young Democrats. Election day duties will be assigned to all the members. It was stated by J E. Murray, president. As this will be the csmpalgn wind up meeting, all members are urged by Mr. Murray to report at had qusrters promptly at 8 o'clock. COATS you would want to wear 19.95 139 76 ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN President Roosevelt will carry Ore gon by a margin of at least 80,000 votes, according to calculations of the Democratic state executive com mittee, It was stated today by A. E. Reames, committee member. Mr, Reames attended a meeting of the committee In Portland Saturday when a whirlwind finish was mapped out for the campaign. Present were Claude McColloch,. state chslrman. Howard Latourette. national commit teeman, and tho other nine members of the committee, Mr. Reames said. Mr. Latourette and Mr. McColloch will apeak at headquarters here to night. Mr. Reames left here 'Saturday morning and ' returned Saturday night, travelling each way by plane. BtfSL jw IS;., " I Carrying his campaign Into New England, President Roosevelt la pic tured as he spoke from his open automobile to a largo crowd that fathered to greet him in front of the Rhode Island stateho.uiaat Provi dence. (Associated Press Photoi - T Sheriff H. D. O'Brien of Cowlitz county, Washington, arrived by auto this morning to take Mabel Allen and Alice Wlckman. two 15-year old Longvlew girls, into custody. The two young ladles ran away from home Thursday afternoon after school, en route to visit an aunt In Los Angeles and to escape from parental discip line. When they arrived here their orig inal supply of cssh ($3) was exhaust ed, -and they appealed to state and city police to be returned home. They were turned over to Miss Lillian Roberts of the American Red Cross here, who said they were ready end willing to return to their school books after several days of sdventurc on the open road. Phone S42 we'll haul away youi rettise City Sanitary Service Hear Senator Charles L. McNARY Radio Station KGW 7:00 to 7:15 p. m. MONDAY October 26th Paid adv. Republican State Cen tral Committee Mrs Bladlne, ecretary. 1013 Falling Rldg.. Port land, Oregon. A VOTE FOR A. C. WALKER for COUNTY TREASURER la a Vote for EFFICIENCY Thorniuhly verged In the dut ies and derails of this Impor tant county office. Mr. Walker has (tlren and will pive, if re elected, a hnslness-Hk. effici ent admlnMratlon of the of fice of County Treasurer. His record merit your support! VOTE FOR A. 0 WALKER Retain Capahle Official Paid Adr. Republican County Central Cora. National Girt Scout week, set aside so that the public may Become famil iar with the activities in which Girl Scouts habitually engage, begun yes terday and. will continue until Oct. 31. The week Is scheduled to include the birthday of Juliette Low, founder of the organization, which occurs Oct. 31. Activities yesterday concentrated on church attendance and church work by the scouts. Each day Is to demonstrate a dif ferent activity, as follows: Homemak lng. handicraft, thrift, costess, com munity service and health. The Girl Scout organization began In the United States 2 years ago. when Mrs. Low Introduced it to 11 girls in Savannah, Ga. Since that be ginning, membership has extended until at the present time It Includes 383,000 active members and leaders. The local district Is becoming more active each year and a J arte number of local mothers and patrons are en gaged in leader and advisory activities. Tune Ln KSL every evening. Mon day thru Friday, 8 pjn. FUEL OIL, any amount. Call 1184 Petroleum Heat 5b Burner Co. When you want beat call 1184 Petroleum Heatfe Burner Co. Better clothes for less. Klein the Tailor, upstairs. 1 . GUN SIGHTS to fit all guns. Sims Broa 23 N Fir Guns re-bored Join ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN'S Hosiery Club. Every 13th pair free. FUEL OIL. all kinds. Call 1184 Petroleum Heat & Burner Co, FOR PERSONAL LOANS OF ALL KINDS. W. E. Thomas, 4& & Central Use Mall Tribune want ads. rs. Webb has changed to SUNSHINE KESSPY CRACKERS MsMsttfc tjftr'rt Hog Raisers You can bank on V pounds of gain from 4 pounds of S3 ft CROWN OG MEAL ((PKI.LET FORM) MORE PROFITABLE TO FEED THAN CORN, BARLEY OR WHEAT ANALYSIS 18 Protein Fat 6 Fibre 8 Ash HUNDRED The hog feed all the hog raisers are talking about Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FLIGHT.... MAN is as an arrow which soars through life to find final rest in the sweet darknesB of His earth. There, deep-rooted blossoms planted by His gentle hands, tenderly caress the shnft as it seeks eternal peace so doos CONGER FUNERAL SERVICE offer solace to those left on earth, seeking rest from the trials of loss borne through grief, CONGER FUNERAL PARLOR WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN QOOOOOCGOOOQ o nly 3 More Days Of Burelson's PRICE SLASHING EXPANSI ON TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Don't miss the grand, finale of our expansion sale! Remember, it ends Thursday! Smart Fall Dresses Many of these were broueht downstairs from our main floor. Silk and rayon styles. Every one a new fall number. Sizes 14 to 14. Values to SH.D5. Expansion snlo price $3.95 NEW FALL FROCKS Prints, dots and plain colors In rayon nod better cotton styles, sixes It to A3. Expansion Sale prlre $29S ODDS and ENDS Cotton Skirts, Wash Dresses, Cotton Blouses, Sport Shirts, Sweaters. Values to $3.95. While they last 59c Two Articles $1.00 SILK DRESSES Sfl summrr dresses In tvhlta and pastel oolnn. , The tinlanre or our belter Bummer stock In cluding dresses to J 1.1 value. While they last $388 TWO DRESSES FOR $6.00 SUMMER DRESSES (It silk drpRKes In plain colws. White nnd pastels, Values to 17.95. Out they go $188 EXPANSION SPECIALS! WOOL SKIRTS Odds and ends. Values to 2.D.V.. BON TON CORSELETTES Innerbrlts, $.1.00 values GIRDLES and PANTIE GIRDLES Expansion sale prlre ,.r TWO WAY STRETCH GIRDLES Expansion sale prlre COTTON SKIRTS $1.00 Tallies W.....H.....M... ............. COTTON SHIRTS $1.00 Tatties NEW FALL COTTON DRESSES Special vnlue - NEW FALL RAYON DRESSES Sperlal wine $1.00 $2.99 88c $1.77 59c . 59c $1.95 $1.95 1000 New COTTON DRESSES 1000 new Fall cotton frocks. Many new styles Just re ceived for this event. spe cliil vnlues $195 and $2.95 Knit Dresses Knit Suits New styles In one and two piece models. All colors and sires. More than 200 to select from. Excep tl o n a I values $2.95 53.95 S4.95 SILK HOSIERY Knee high silk hosiery In six colors. Hires 84 to 10. Re;, 4.1o quality. Pair 29c 4 Pair for $1.00 Berkshire Irregular Silk Stockings Kail fashioned chiffon stockings In new Kali colors. Rises 8 o 10J4. Reg. 89c talus. Pair 69c 3 Pair for $1.79 FALL MILLINERY SALE 79c One table of hats Including values to 13.40. All Better Hats Specially Reduced For 3 Days Only I MAIN FLOOR SALE BARGAINS Smart FALL DRESSES Regular $6.95 values in rich Fall colors and smart styles. Three day special TWO DRESSES FOR $10.00 $595 LOVELY SILK DRESSES Values to $10 00 in this very special group of silk dresses. All now colors and styles fea turing clever trimming detailB. IDEAL OFFICE DRESSES This group includes tail ored stylcB in new Au tumn colors. Values to $14.95. Very special $795 DRESS COATS ON SALE Fitted Princess and other smart styles to choose from. Gorgeous fur collars. $18S0&$2800 SPORT COATS ON SALE popular styles In good matert. , , p-f ah. and new colors. Hegular U,. 2 $12.50 tallies. Three day sale GfU SALE OF SPORT COATS Values to lfl.o In attractive flj sport coats, Kull range of sizes QjJ In new colors. JL al SALE GROUP OF COATS $1850 Camel sheen and fleece fabrics, New snort styles. Values to S27.no. Rust, navy, dark brown, beer brown, grey and oxford. Sites It to 44. Paynee Satin Slips Tea rose, white and navy. Sizes 1 32 to 44. $1.59 ' value. ;$129 HUMMING BIRD AND GOTHAM Adjustable Hose H Two Pairs UC $1.50 Broken sizes and col ors. Values to $1.35. Pair Rayon Panties Tea rose in reg- ular 69o quality f U g Pair JJ BURELSON'S
