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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1937)
It PAGTC FOUTC J ifEDFCRD MATL TRTBTTyTE. TirEDFOKD OREGON". FRTDAY. fAY 7. 1937. TRY THIS NEW, EASY WAY TO 11 Wj$&, CLEAN WINDOWS -AT OUR RISK Here's the quick, hand-saving way to clean windows, mirrors, and all glass, porcelain and enamel surfaces. Vou sim ply spray it on wipe clean, and the job .is done. No scrubbing, no streaking! SPECIAL NOW! We are offering both the pint and half pint bottles (rcg. 65c value) for only 39c If not completely satisfied, return the unopened large bottle for full refund. If purchased with this offer, a 25c Life time Sprayer costs only 20c with return privilege. ...DON'T MISS this money and time-saving offer. Ask your grocer for Union Glass Cleaner today! UNION OIL COMPANY SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith fa o'clock in tb pariah hall on Bouth Oa It dale avenue. Mary Smith heads the committee In charge a chairman and la being Misted by Josephine Hunter, Verna Loffer and Marie Darling. Mother's Day la Week-end Event Festivities of the week-end will center around observance of Mother's Day. The past week saw a number of programs and affairs honoring mothers vlelng for attention with numerous event of national music week. Informal and family parties are being arranged by many for the week-end. Although slightly unset tled, weather remains warm and pleasant and Ls expected to attract many to outdoor recreations tomor row and Sunday. Many mothers will be out of town as the guests of sons and daughters at Oregon State college and the Uni versity of Oregon. Teas, luncheons, dinners and musical and social events are planned by campus .committees to welcome mothers. Combination of Junior week-end" and mothers' day festivities at the Eugene campus will provide student activities as well as those especially for mothers. As spring advances, the attention of many ls already being drawn to the San Francisco Golden Gate bridge fiesta, with local groups mak ing plans to attend. Medford Women Golf IIORtCMPS Women of the Rogue Valley Golf club were hostesses Wednesday, en tertaining Grants Pass women golf ers at luncheon at the local club house for the weekly ladles' day. Following luncheon, the 53 guests present engaged In team matches during the afternoon. Grants Pans women awarded prizes on various phases of play were Mrs. Anna Clark. Mrs. C. Rtebel. Mrs. Scott Hammond and Mrs, Williams. The event was also the start of a month-long eclectic or ringer tour nament. Mrs. F. G. Bunch, women's presi dent, announced that women golfers of the local club are to qualify for the Murray trophy next Wednesday. 1 Z u lei ma Temple I'lans Luncheon Luncheon ls being arranged to pre cede tomorrow afternoon's session of Zulclma temple. Daughters of the Nile. Luncheon will be served at 13:30 o'clock In the Masonic temple. Opening of the ' afternoon gather ing has been set for 2 o'clock. Mrs. N. G. Bates of Ashland, new temple queen, will preside. She wlU an nounce committee anointments for the coming year. Plans will also be made for the queen's attendance at the national session to be held next month In Washington, D. C. Use Mail Tribune want ads. Chapter Has First Guest-Day About 35 members and guests were entertained by chapter BE, P-E.O.. for their first annual guest-day at the Girl's Community clubhouse. Appearing on the program were Miss Eleanor Curry, who was pre sented In soprano solos, and Mrs, J. W. McCoy of Ashland, who played piano solos. Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck discussed her recent trip to Mexico, Illustrating her talk with a display of native handicrafts brought back with her. Mrs. Victor Sether was In charge of program arrangements and Mrs. Robert Fowler acted as social chairman. www". ,-'jw m m mm m mm m m .Will "mm 0o- Korden-Atklm Wedding Told Announcemetlt has been made of the recent wedding of Miss Lorena Atkins of this city and Earl B. Rorden of the Table Rock district. The ceremony was solemnized at St. Peter's Lutheran church by Rev. Harry Young, In the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. After a short honeymoon trip to northern cities, the young couple re turned to make their home at the Rorden ranch In Table Rock district. Students Plan " Party at Hall Students of St. Mary's academy are making arrangements for a card party scheduled for this evening at Capacity An (Hence Attends Recital A capacity audience with many finding standing room only, enjoyed the recital presented recently by pu pils of Mrs. Lola Young In the Bald win shop. The 33 pupils appearing, and their Instructor, were praised for careful preparation and training, those at tending reporting that much talent was apparent. This was one of several music week activities. , SPECIAL S. P. FARE TO 'FRISCO BRIDGE FIESTA Southern Pacific officials have an nounced a special fare of 90.40, round trip, to San Francisco, during the Golden Gate bridge fiesta, May 27 to June 2. The special rate will be available only if 15 or more persons desire to take advantage of it. BIRTHS RED CROSS SETS Annual swimming classes sponsored by the Jackson County Red Cross will be held In the Natatorlum July 5 to 14 Inclusive, it was announced yesterday noon at the regular month ly meeting of the executive commit tee In the Hotel Medford. An In structor hag not been appointed yet. B. E. Harder, treasurer, was ap pointed to represent the Red Cross at the community chest meeting to be held here the latter part of the month. Appointed to the nominating com mittee for the executive board, to be elected at the annual meeting July 32, were R. W. Frame, Mrs. Edith Martin and R. B. Smith. Attending the meeting yesterday were Lillian Roberts, executive secre tary; George T. Prey, chairman; Mrs. P. H. Johnson, acting secretary; R. B. Smith, M. T. Wray. R. W. F!ame, Ralph Billings, Cole Holmes. Dr. C. I. Drummond. Seth Bullls, Mrs. Edith Wharton and Miss Annie Kellehor. AUXILIARY SPONSORED POPPY POSTER CONTEST The American Legion suxlllsrr wishes to make s correction to local appearing In this paper Wed nesday. May 5. The Poppy Poster Contest Is sponsored by the auxll ary, not the American Legion. The awards were as follows: Senior High:' First prize. Gerald Nims; second prize. Kazuo Maruyama. Junior High: First price, Frances Carmary; second prize. Carol Teng wald. Grade Schools: First prize, Rich ard McElhose, Roosevelt school; sec ond prize, Mary Lou Lyman, Jackson school. In Alaska there Is only one person to every 10 squsre miles while In Puerto Rico there are 830 per square mile. MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Web ster of 37 Quince street a boy welfrh lng seven pounds and ten ounces i at the Purucker maternity home on May 2. Mother and baby were report ed today as progressing splendidly. Submarine oil wells, drilled In the ocean floor from piers above, . are operated near Carpentaria, Cal. an Ice Cream Cake or a spe cial Mot her's Day. Ice Cream moulds for Sim day Dinner If its from Phone 203 ONE OF THE WORLD'S REALLY FINE BEERS iS - '- ' -i r JTmW m k m s Our store is "heir conditioned" for Baby Week and the little fel lows and girls come into their own. We're running a special sale of daily requisites for them just as we do for grown-ups. Every fond parent should get a line on our special values in things babies cry . for. Our prices mean SAFE SAVINGS because quality is of the highest 1 Precooked 50c PABLUM 40cCAST0RIA S1.20S.M.A SI .25 Absorb.ne Jr. 83c 1 0c ToiletTissue 3f or 1 4c 75c OVALTINE 75c Takara Powder 49c 65c BISDOL . . 49c FILMS AT CUT PRICES DEVELOPING FREE FEINTS AS LOW AS 3c Each ENLARGEMENT FREE! WITH EACH ROLL 1 I BABY 1 TALCUM rVL U. I IWW X 2 i imennen six. m I tfriJvS" The little ones Genuine 32c 29c Food 90c 25c Baby Panties 14c 15c Faultless Nipples 8c 2 lbs. Chocolate MALTED Pints Milk Magnesia 14c Russian Mineral Oil pts. 29c MOTH PROOF BAGS 19c ENDZR BLADES r.' 9c The little ones , are n. hie rAsnntisi- y iw, T bility to us esneciallv ' IVXXjn nur Prescrintinn unrV Their prescriptions call for extra care in com pounding and we see that they get it! Ingre dients are checked and double-checked! Quan tities are weighed and measured with micro scopic accuracy. When we place our label on the bottle or box, you can be sure that the medicine is absolutely right in every detail. MILK 69c HAY FEVER OR ASTHMA Use ASTHMANEFRIN JHMIVS OKFKR A M-IVW itKNTf:l:lI TRIAL WIIV MTITBf 1 6-1 Oc Cakes Castile Soap 89c TOBACCOS Chesterfields, Camels. Luckies, Ralcighs, Etc. 124 pkg. Carton St. 15 BABY YOUR OTHER Yardley's Face Powder and Cream Comb. Pkg. $1.10 A box of laiidv. bottle of perfume, a packet of station ery or one of the many other s'" we are ill-pirnlnc. will plene your mother and cauw her to mv nlth pride. "See what MY child gave me for Mother's Day. 2 lbs. Bonn's Chocolates SI. 29 Corday ShaKmar Bellodgia Blue Orchid Perfume Perfume Oram Perfume Cram $1.25 $1.39 $1.69
