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-( PAGE TEN MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MT5DFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEaiBER 24, 1936. TOPIC OF BIGS AT ROTARY MEET "Salesmanship" m the ubJeot of Interesting address presented before the Medford Rotary club today by Coyle Brlgss. Standard Oil company official of thla city. Member of the Medford club, assembled In the base ment banquet hall of the Hotel Med ford, found Mr. Brlggs' talk a valu able one, covering the evolution of modern salesmanship from the dawn of history. "fainting a picture of value on a poison's mind," was one of the beat definitions of salesmanship given by Mr. Brlggs. Ha termed the successful salesman of today a "merchandising expert" and pointed out the fact that salesmanship affects every phase of life and makes possible large scale production and subsequent reduced consumer costs. The three types of salesmanship were given by Brlggs as personal or pcrson-to-person selling, visual or soiling through displays and advertising, and auditory which In cludes radio. As a feature of the last week's Ro tary meeting, Dr. O. I. Drummond, county physician and health ofticer, described hla Interesting experience while attending the Harvard Health school. Dr. Drummond was the only health officer and physlolan west of the Mississippi to be honored with a scholarship at this world-famous school which Is endowed, by the Rockefeller Foundation. Dr. Drummond paid high tribute to those who conducted the great school for health research and lauded their Inspiring leadership In the hu manitarian field of bettering public health conditions. LEGION IS PREPARED 10 SERVE BIG CROWD AT FREE STAG PARTY Arrangements were completed this morning to accommodate a large at tendance at the free etag party to be given tonight by Medford post of the American Legion for all World war iveterans of Jackson county. The event will be held at 8 o'clook In Knights of Pythias hall at Oth and drape streets. A special program of entertain ment will replace the usual business session. At the conclusion of the pro gram a turkey dinner will be served, the post featuring turkey as a means of carrying out the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce program to re duce the surplus supplies of the birds. In addition several large dress ed turkeys will be available for the post's contest. "All county veterans of the World war, whether members of the Legion or not, are cordially Invited and we hope to see a large crowd present," said J. F. Fllegel, post commander. Every veteran who attends was urged by Mr. Fllegel to bring at least one book for the new library in Ban don which was destroyed In Sep tember by fire. T IT AROUND 25 GENTS PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 24. (AP) Thanksgiving day turkeys will cott the houMwlfe About 3ft cento i pound, market observers predicted today, la contrast to prlcos of pre -depression days ranging up to SO cents. A scarcity of small toms was noted, the market being flooded by a crop of exceptionally largo toms weighing up to 36 And 30 pounds. Hen turkeys, which probably will retail several cento Above the prices for toms, are weighing between 10 and 10 pounds, co in parcel to former years when weights ran from 8 to 13 pounds, RELIEF DIRECTOR ON ELDERLY FOLK (Continued from Page One.) submit Its budget," Chapman assert ed. C. A. Blgelow, Multnomah county oommlealoner, commenting upon the WPA, said: "The commissioners and Judges and you, yourself, Mr. Ooudy, know these- persons must be provided for and at present there Is no provision to be made for them." Chapman asserted that the WPA "Is the only department of the gov ernment that has failed to aubmlt Its budget today." 'The clever political - move was made last year and it Is being made again this year," continued Chap man. "By lopping off certain per sons, such as those over 65 In Ore gon, 'It Is creating public sentiment for WPA that Is already gaining force." The editor cautioned the associa tion to watch tho coming legislature, saying that five of the legislators elected from Multnomah county were without experience In public affairs. CHRYSLER TOPS 'KM ALL. BALL TO FEATURE Swing murtc and an exhibition awing dance will feature the annual fireman's charity ball to be held Thursday night at Oriental gardens. The popular style muslo will be provided by Steve Whipple and hla nine-piece band.' For a correct In terpretation of the fashionable music dancers are lnvttd by Fire Chief Roy Elliott to come to the gardens and hear the popular Medford orchwtra, During the evening the Eva Benson atudlo will present Jewel Deter and Howard Poffenbnrger In a swing dance, described ss the lateat ball room creation. Ticket for the ball are selling rapidly and a large attendance Is anticipated. Chief Elliott said. He added that preparations have been made to handle a large crowd com fortably. Tickets may be procured irom professional and volunteer tnera hers or the department or at the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce. Aa usual, the entire net proceeds of the bull will be Utcd by the firemen tn lYfurhlshlng discarded toy for distribution to poor children at Chrlfttmns. Through this fund the fiivmen each year present hundreds of toys to under-privileged children who otherwise would have A gift lew Chrfetma. Chief Elliott pointed out CHPYSI KR TOPS 'EM AIL Constipated 30 Tears "fW thirty ynrt I hart stub horn eotv illfttlf.ti. fiomriiniti I dM not to f" four r.r ftv u. I lo hart wfil gu Hoot In jr. hinlot'hf and paint to Iht bark. Aitltrlk liHt'M right wr Now. I tnl naucsnf, r-sriiinaa. , anything- I nn timl imver frit tifltur. 1 a)pp aoutii ly all night mill enjoy life. "lira. Mahvl tf-h.tt. tiU ymir- bowtta a HKAL UMitaltiS with AOIrrika, tit rl ot UA& Jinuln'i Drug Btora FINDS SIX INDICTMENTS; TRIO ARE SECRET (Contlnuea from tage One.) baaed upon the auto accident, on the Pacific highway near Jackson Hot Springs last September, when the auto driven by French left the high way and crashed Into a power pole, resulting In the death of Miss Edith Bsrry of Adel, Ore. The Indictment against Messal( Is based upon the hlt-run tragedy near Talent September 13, wherein Everet J. Thompson of Talent; a highway pedestrian, was struck and killed by an auto. The grand Jury Investigated but re turned no findings In the death of Avis Brood, 14, Central Point girl bicyclist, killed when struck at the tersectlon of the Pacific highway and Main street, Central Point, last sum mer, by an euto reputedly driven by Z. J. Rlggs of Hlllsboro, Ore. A coro ner's Jury previously reported con flicting testimony, the district attor ney said. Jack Lane, charged with forgery, and Albert Vomer, charged with bur glary, entered picas of guilty this mornlrur. Lane Is charged with pass ing a 10 check bearing the bogus signature of James Valentine, and Varner la charged with breaking and entering the Southern Pacific freight depot. The grand Jury report recommends that a new cook stove be Installed In the county Jail; that better drain age be provided for hog pens at tho county poor farm, also that com fortable rocking chairs be installed for use of the inmates, and that a shower bath be Installed at the county machine shops for the use of employes. It Is suggested that the employes build the shower bath, the county to furnish the materials. The grand Jury also Investigated . s number of matters In which they made no findings, or returned not true bills. CHRYSLER TOPS 'EM ALL. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IMPROVED 70 acres, 38 pa Id -up water, 46 bottom land, close to high, school, 96000; terms. Bheley Agency, Pacific Hwy., Just north of Medford. WORTH-WHILE PRESENTS Woven Oregon lavender coat hangers, frag rant. Also school bags. , 20 So. Peach St. 30 BUICK COUPE; will take smaller car in trade. See Tom, 206 No. RlveieJde. EXPERIENCED MAN want ranch work. Bill Glass, Eagle Point, Rt. 3, Box 138. A-PORD COUPE Cheap for cash. No dealers. Alter 6, 8 E, Jackson St. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. WANTED One lady for saleswork. No house to house. No experience necessary. Apply 211 North Peach. FOR SALE Beautiful home one mile from city; modern, over acre land. good water; 2500, terms. Also Fine 6 -room residence on east side; oil burning furnace, 3 bedrooms; all jn excellent condition; priced reas onable; terms. H. G. WILSON 7 Chestnut.- Phone 1564. FOUND Purse containing change. Owner Identify and pay for ad. 1016 E. Jackson. WANTED Man to sow 100 acres of grain on shares. -Box 185. Jack-aonvllle. TRADE Jersey milk cow for laying hens. Part cash. 623 Effle. . WANTED Extra waiters and wait resses, kitchen help. Phone 364-R-l, Ashland. FOR SALE Franquette walnuts, 1', miles N. W. Central Point. P. D. Lot land. WANTED Work by hour. Tel. 1666-R TJV-io CATC TVr--v Tlrf-inM VirssH Ing hens, (4; 1-year Bronze toms, 6. Foley ranch, l miles S. Z. uuiu nut. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room house Phone 287-R. FOR RENT Small furnished house, suitable for couple; no children; 12.50 mo. 264 Beatty St. after 5:30. WANTED Man with some experience in cabinet work to so in snop wicn me. No cash requirement. Phone 1677-X. FOR RENT Upstairs furnished 8- rooni apartment, close In. Tel. 1075, BEAUTIFUL half Chow puppies, 5 up. Classy pair matched black Scotties. New litter of Scottte pups for Xmw delivery; 2 nines south on highway, FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. $10 ton. O. A. Learned, out by Chester Fitch s place. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished house, first class. 20. 1T20 Court St. Key next door. EQUIPPED DAIRY RANCH 65 acres, 30 acres clover and alfalfa. balance pasture; 0-room modern house, large new barn; place fenced and cross-fenced with woven wire; 7 good cows, 2 heifers coming fresh, good team horses, full set of good machinery, 45 tons hay In barn. Well located. Total for all $4500.00. THE REAL ESTATF EXCHANGE Phone 1406; evenings 1330-R. BIG Thanksgiving Eve Dance at py music, excellent floor. Every body welcome. DR. GEO S. JENNINGS Osteopathic Physician and Sur geon and Optometrlc Eye Specialist Now In Permanent Offices 424 Medford Center Bid.. Medford, Oreton. Tel. 843 A Insist On Delicious , Lost River BUTTER asysilN , MIMS MN1NI'IMsM J HI' ' , u itfwnw f-Tv,r.M wn.Ht'w.Tl fniWavftMvv,.iw:wi4vi!art-w'A,ii rtiH:mr(Airvt4n RvwwitMyiiv.Viil IWtArvas-lUIUMs-kfl L .. l.- i . ...... .T.. 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It's climatically "zoned" for quicker-starting at any temperature. You'll like NcwWinttr 76 because -it's tops in anti-knock quality, because it starts quicker on cold mornings, gives faster pick-up in traffic and full power on the hills. And when you check the speed ometer record you'll like it because its mileage will be right up to the maxi mum possibilities of your car. VC'inter 76 brings you all of these advantages because it is a scientific blend of four sptcial types of gasoliiie-cich re fined to contribute to the improved qual ity of this remarkable new motor fuel. In addition, by means of double volatility control.Winter 76 is adapted to the temperature extremes of each section of the Pacific Coast. This means that 76 is adjusted for quicker start ing injowrrrrVory-without sacrificing acceleration or mileage. All 76 dealers are now pumping this new Winter 76. Try it today! It comes to you the finest non-premium anti knock gasoline that it is possible to buy. UNION OIL COMPANY Sale of Holiday SWEATERS Tomorrow the Sweater section will feature these out standing Sweater values for Women and Misses. Barrel Btyles, slip-overs, twin Bets and jacket types in a complete selection of colors and weaves. An Inexpensive Sweater, Ideal for school or office wear. These are of fancy weave cotton In maize, orange, natural, fclue, pink and rose mall, medium and large sizes. Barrel type. 0 A group of novelty weave all wool slip over Sweaters In sizes 34 to 40.- New collar lines and warm long sleeves. Colors are wine, brown, rust, white and green. Your choice Special tomorrow! Lovely Brushed Wool Twin Sweater Sets Jersey Slip-ons and Brushed Wool Zipper front affairs in rich Autumn colors for only 2.9fl. These come In sizes 34 to 43. 49 c $195 $295 NEW WOOL SKIRTS New Skirts to wear with the new Sweat ers! All wool nannete with smart front and back pleat. A good looking tailored skirt In navy, oxford, green, black and brown. Some have zipper fasteners. Sizes 24 to 34. $ 1 95 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR IIMIIIIIIUIIIillMHIllMIKItlltlMI Big Double Biankets On Sale Tomorrow A wonderful value in 25 Wool Blankets tomorrow j at Mann's! Big full bed 72x84 inch double size for only $5.49 pair. These are sateen bound and ! come in attractive green, rose, blue, gold and orchid I plaid patterns. I ItltltllllllMIIKIItMlllltltMlltlOlfltMIMIKIItMMMttlMIMtllll ! We are again offering a splendid Assortment of the . NATIONALLY KNOWK Empire State Certified DRESS LENGTHS EXCLUSIVE with this DEPARTMENT STORE in all the latest materials for immediate wear Fancy Acetates Cereal Crepes Rough Crepes Orepeback Satins Panne Satins Cantons Rasha Crepes Challis Novelty Sheers Matelasses The newest Surface Weaves The latest Fall Novelties PLAIN and PRINTED MAMA'S Store Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving WHITE SEAL 3 to 5 yards K L....L1 L .1 would cod 3t? 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