PACE TWO
MEDFOKD MATL TRTBTJyE. rEDFORD, OBEOOy. THL'KSDXT. MAY 20. 1937.
SOCIETY and CLUBS
By Janet Wray Smith
Tea Friday To
Fete Graduates
Approximately 100 graduating sen-
lor girls of trie Memora mgn scnooi
will be nterUlntd tomorrow after
noon at the annual tea In their
honor arranged by the Medlord
branch of tlx American Auoclatlon
of University Women.
Tea la to be Barred In the gardens
of airs. Porter Neff at her home In
Hujhoroft addition. Houra are from
I to I o'clock. Ouesta will be all
graduating aenlor glrli and members
of A.A.U.W. and a large number are
expected to attend.
Mrs. Wilson Walt heada the com
mittee In charge, other members
being Mrs. Gertrude Oetes, Mrs. Wil
liam Barker, Mrs. Paul Menegat,
Miss Bmlly Brown, Mrs. William
Foley, Mrs. O. H. Ferry. Also assist
Ing are Mlas Vera Humphrey and
Mrs. Lester Taylor.
Auxiliary Plans
Session Tuesday
Mrs. Ft. L. Hague will be hostess to
members of the ladles' auxiliary of
the First Baptist church at her home
Tuesday afternoon, May 95, at 1 o'
clock. A mlaslonary program on the
theme, "Windows," will be presented
under the direction of Mrs. Effle
Dally, who la being assisted by Mrs.
0. M. Parker and Mra. s. Pinley.
' Members are to meet at the church
for transportation.
The church Oleaner class was en
tertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hague with Mra. Delia
Parker as assistant hostess. Those
taking part in afternoon activities
Included Mrs. Mary Strickland, Mrs.
Lydla Pinley and Mrs. Gertrude Neff.
Garden Group To
Gather Tomorrow
Mrs. Alfred . V. Carpenter will
be hostess to members of the Med
ford Garden club and guests at her
home on tha Old Stage road at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Special gueste will be members of
the Colony club.
A dleouaelon of "Japanese Oar-
dens" by Mrs. O. A. Krause of Klam
ath Falls la to feature the gathering,
The subject Is expected to be of
much Interest to her audience.
Social Session
Set for Tonight
Social gathering of the Degree of
Honor lodge haa been scheduled for
this evening at 8 o'clock In the r.O.E.
hall. Entertainment and refreshments
are planned by the committee In
charge. All members and frlenda are
urged to attend.
Graduation Will
feature Meeting
Members of the Roosevelt Home
and School circle win meet tomorrow
afternoon In the school auditorium
for OA graduation exercises set for
8 oclock.
Newly elected officers of the group
are: President, Mra. R. A. Skinner;
vice-president, Mrs. Weldon Zundel;
secretary, Mra. Thomas Young; and
treasurer, Mrs. George Prey.
Graduation program la aa follows:
Class prophecy, Robert Davla; class
song, led by Dixie Davla; recitation,
Jack Moffat; violin solo, Ruth Stew
art; piano duet, June Jarmln and
Betty Prey; songs by the class.
Members of the class are Shirley
Argent, Duane Falrohlld, Jack Kresse,
Pauline Aahpole. Donald Pewcett,
Richard McElhoae. Charles Braley,
Irene Franklin, Jack Moffatt, Pat
ricia Broughton, Betty Prey, Darrell
Mentelth, Robert Brown, Jack Grey,
Darrall Payne, Dixie Davis, Myron
Helvey, Louis Powell, Robert Davis,
June Jarmln, Albert Roberts, Dorothy
Dawson, Inez Kendall, Helen Robin
son and Ruth Stewart.
t7ae Mall Tribune want ads.
Class Will Be
Guests Friday
Jackson school Parent-Teacher as
sociation will be host to members of
the sixth grade graduating olaas at
tne regular aeaalon, last of the year.
set for tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'
clock at the school. A special Invita
tion la Issued to mothers of grad
uates.
A program la to be presented by the
clsae of 39 student. Can BoaweU.
speech instructor, will a d 4 r t a
the class.
New officers are to be Installed aa
part of the afternoon's activities.
Mrs. R. B. Miller, president, haa
called an executive meeting to pre
cede the regular aeaalon at 2 o'clock
to dlacusa plans for the teachers'
luncheon to be held next week.
Refreshments are to be served fol
lowing tomorrow afternoon'a program.
rinal Session
Set Tomorrow
Installation of new offlcera will
feature tomorrow afternoon's, meeting
of the Wssblngton school Parent
Teacher association to be held at
3:80 o'clock In the school gymnas
ium. It Is to be the lest session of
the current yesr.
Mrs. Clifton Pond heada the new
officers aa president. Others to be In
stalled are: Mrs. Al Wilson, vice
president; Mrs. Reginald Earl, sec
retary; Mrs. Harrlaon Thomas, treas
urer. Mrs. Jsck Heyland will act as
Installing officer.
Rev. James Hamilton Is to be guest
speaker of the afternoon. Musical
selections win be presented by the
A girls' glee club, Offlcera and chair
men will report on the year's activi
ties.
Instructors of the school will be
hostesses for the occasion.
AUXILIARY READY
FOR POPPY SALE
SIMPLICITY PATTERNS
Style Clinic
Tomorrow at 4:00
Mann's Main Floor
The Simplicity League
of Amateur Designers
A national organization of woman
Interested in smarter styling present
Miss Marolyn Dearing
Nationally known Stylist who will con
duct with Living Models a Fashion
Clinic of Summer Styles, made with
Simplicity Patterns Plan to attend.
Tomorrow Afternoon
Mann's 4:00 o'Clock
Final plana were perfected today
by the American Legion Auxiliary for
the annual aale of Memorial Popples
Friday and Saturday. Headquarters
for the workers will be at the Allen
hotel.
Entire proceeds of the poppy sale
will go to rehabilitation of World
war veterana and welfare work amoug
their children. A typographical error
yesterday made It appear only 10
percent of the funda went for auch
work.
The following poem by Penna
Downey, was submitted by Mrs. Cole
Holmes, Auxiliary publicity represen
tatlve, In connection with the sale
Popples
Tiny red blossoms fragile and sweet
Bioom for a day on highway and
street,
In memory of those who've passed
on to rest,
In honor of those who still do their
best.
These are the flowers that loving
aanas maxe.
Working and tolling for sweet mem
ones an KM- . .
Into the oetals of brtsht Hm h...
woven ine past and the present.
anew.
Thsy are but paper these popples so
red,
Made by a veteran In a narrow white
oea;
Someone's who's fighting each day of
his life,
God grant him courage In his struggle
ana atrne.
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Only red paper popples, yet how
much they tell
Of unselfish service and duty done
Tiny bright flowers, Tnsds by hand
It Is true.
That bloom for one day In memory,
anew.
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BRACELETS
NOVELTIES
BROOCHES
OORHAM
STERMN4
TABLEWARE
f HAT BETTER OCCASION could a family
or Iriends take to piesenl a graduate with a
ptertlng ael oi Gotham Sterling silver? Soon
this girl will marry and start a home ol her own
and additional sliver will then be her mosl Im
portant purchsse. Our selection el sultebls
graduation and wadding gills hss nsver been
more attractive. Excellent values prevail In
every department Come Is and see Iheaa,
Lawrence 's
Carrying the ssme high cis merchandise found In
tores In large cities much more moderately priced
$120 CARNIVAL LOSS
REPORTED TO POLICE
A wheel bulld-up game that wasn't
played for fun almost cost O. W. Wll
on, a collector for a vacuum cleaner
company, the sum of 1130 last night
at a carnival now appearing in Med
rord. according to city police.
Wilson, police said, allegedly lost
the money to the carnival, and not
liking the looks of things, reported
the loss to local authorities.
The carnival manager, police re
ported, said that he would "take care"
of Wilson.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness snd sympathy, and also the
beautiful floral offerings during our
bereavement of Andrew Calhoun.
Mrs. Josephine Calhoun and his
Brothers and his Slaters.
jp Scottish Rite Bodv.
k'AV A Reunion la being held
with the conferring of 4th
to 14th degrees. Wednesday,
Uth to 18th Thursday, loth
to sand on Frldsy. Dinner at Masonic
hsll st 6 p. m. each dsy.
L. X. Williams. Secy.
Medford Lodge No. 103. A
F. A. M., Stated Com
munication Friday, May 31
7:30 p. m. Routine busi
ness. Esrly sttendance de-
C. M. Houston, W. M.
Sweeney. Secv.
El
aired.
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How One Woman
Lost Pounds of Fat
Lost Her Don bin Chin
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Lost Her Sluggishness
flalntvl In PlM-tlea! Vi..it
Gained In Vl,arlounc!i
ttalned a Shapely Figure
When your vital organs fatl to per
form tbolr word correctly your bow
ela and klrineva can't pronerlv throw
off that want material before you
rrnllro tt you're u row ing hideously
fatt
Take one-half teaspoon f til of KRU-
SCHEN SALTS In a gltu of hot water
every morning and cut out pastry and
ratty meats go iitfhi on potato.
butter, cream and Mifrar in 3 wreks
get on the scales and note how many
pound or rat nave vuntshod.
Notice a lo that you have sained
In energy your akin la clearer ey
sparkle with more gUvioua health
you real younger tn body keener In
mind. The Krumen war haa given
many fat person a Jovmia surprise
Oet a 4-Cl. bottle of KRt'SCHKN
A ALTS from any leading drwist
am where tn America. (Lasts 4 week!.,
Note Many people find thit the
only dtet change iieceA ry while tnk
i irw Kruachen regularly u TO EAT 1
I
Mailed laat nlgbl wu tha first
batch of 750 letters to be sent to pros
pecttve members in the big member
ship campaign of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
Before 9 o'clock this morning two
replies were received, both corres
pondents Joining the chamber. It wu
announced by Olen Araaptger, pres
ident. Remainder of the letters were to
be mailed tonight. Meantime the
names of present paid-up members
and of new members were to be
painted on the large campaign sign
board outside the chamber.
Come to the Grange dance at
on f fin Creek recreational hall, Sat
urday even in.
TOO LATE TO CLA5SITY
KOR SALE New $136 oil heater, $40,
1603 N. Riverside,
FOR SALE Small ernfe, reasonable.
Box 1017, Tribune.
W A NTED Expert e noed girl or wom
en: general housework and assist
with children. Phone 930-W.
FRONT sleeping room, $6.60 month.
304 So. Ivy.
FURNITURE re -upholstered like new.
Phone B69-R. Thlbault.
LOST Pair of woman's tan gloves,
near Band Box. Return to Tribune
olftce.
CAN USE few more sprayer and blight
men. rnone vi-i-o. evenings.
FINAL CLOSE-OUT Everything mast
got. Hotpolnt electric range, $40;
trash burner. $10: 0x12 rug, $4.36;
India nig, $166; hooked rug. $3.96;
wrought Iron tame, $1.65; card
table. 85c; curtains, 15c: pillows,
5c: radio lamp, 40c; light bulbs,
6c; shades, 5c; big values in kit
chen uttenslls, garden tools, hose,
etc. D95 S. Oskdalb.
FOR SALE Fresh cow, heavy pro
ducer. v. r- omnn, seven uaxs,
north of Central Point.
FOR RENT Nice front sleeping room
in ucai, rruuea noma, odi Aing ol
Phone 1095 -J.
FOR SALE Ocod 6 -room cottage; 8
bedrooms, hardwood floors; extra
targe lot, very close in. Small down
payment.
Also. 3 acres, good 6-room house,
1 mile out; terms.
H. O. WIL60N
7 Chestnut. Phone 1664.
ALFALFA HAT In shock In field, $12
ton. R. L. Biariop, 2 miles west of
mill on Ross Lane.
BLACK WALNUT marble-top dre&ser
ana commotio; Moniag range, nice
new; 11x13 rug, DeLaval cream
separator, 40-gallon pressure tank,
stock aaddle, Puller-Johnson gas
engine with pump Jack, Cheney
electric phonograph, Fordaon trac
tor, kitchen cupboard, some beds,
springs and mattresses; breakfast
sets, 2-wheel wicker go-cart. East
man No. 8-A Autographic kodak and
developing equipment. Al's Trading
Post. Jacksonville Hwy. and Lozler
Lane.
SAWMILL FOR SALE 30,000 dally;
steam circular. As a whole or part.
Northern California. Box 393, Mt.
Shasta, Calif.
OIRLS WANTED
With a kno wedge of shorthand and
typing to era m jor accre-tanai posi
tions, splendid opportunity offer
ed to girls who can qualify. Tui
tion includes transportation for
practical experience. Write C T- I..
1026 White -Henry -Stuart Building,
Seattle, Wash.
WANTED Experienced waitress.
dowb gate.
FOR SALE Physician's examining
ana treatment tame. Apply to ur.
Mattle B. Shaw, Ashland, Ore.
WANTED Middle-aged woman to
assist witn nousewont from 0 a. m.
to 13. Also womau for all-day
work; go home nights. Call at
113 King St., mornings.
CHOICE WAREHOUSE FRONTAOE
on o. r. tiaiiroaa; ciaee id; no
buildings. Offered at amazingly low
price Terms. This Is a splendid
Investment. You will profit by
acting quickly.
B. J. P.ALMER. Palmer Music Store.
fFOR SALE 18S0 Ford model A pick
up, equippea lor punier, aibo
portable sprsy gun, suitable for
house painting. 1016 E. Jackson.
Phone 14SI.
GUARANTEED PAINTING, time pay
men is. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
RUMMAOE SALE by Auxiliary Of CoL
Sargent ump. u-o-w v .. oavwu.,,
May 23, next tpRoxy Theater.
Schilling
Ci
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MEDFORD'S FASTEST GROWING STORE
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This Week On This
SENSATIONAL DRIVE FOR 1,000
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DRIVE CLOSES THIS WEEK Saturday Night!
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New Summer Dresses
Exclusive at Burelson's The famous Superior
Frocks in half sizes. Betty Antoinette Tailored
Dresses in missy and women's sizes, Debutante
Frocks, junior sizes 11 to 17. Just the dress for
street, sports and golfing. Special Price . .
$12
77
NEW DRESSES
$6.88
Tailored dresses in white and pastel colors.
Net and chiffon in dark and light prints.
Jacket dresses in navy and pastel colors.
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Ttll sizes 14 to 40.
2 Dresses
$12.00
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Csiimtents altered
when neceawiry for
I'KUFECT FIT In
In our own tailor
ing depart m e n t 1
You M V T he
pleiurri that's our
locaul
SPRING DRESSES
One group of new prints in white and pastel
grounds; also plain colors in navy, white and JL J J
pastel shades. Materials: silk, crepe, taffeta, 2 Dresses
French crepe and Bemberg sheers. Sizes 14 to 44. $9.00
SPRING COATS
$14.95
Topper and Jigger coats in high colors in finest
quality fleece. New Spring styles. Sizes 14 to
40. Values to $24.75. Sale price
Tailored Suits
Kant Kruch suits In bankers gray,
light (ray, patp colors and white.
Artlon hacks and sports models.
Sires 14 to 10.
Sale price
$10,50
Shark Skin Suits
Sport models In shark skins, white
cray, white and pastel colon. A
washable -fabric.
Sale price...
$7 95
Spring Coats
neaiitlftil new sprint, roats In fitted,
tailored and swagger stjles. Value to
$19.73. Sale price
$12.77
Coats
97 new spring coats. Fitted. swajcRer
and toppers In beautiful new fleecet.
Value to $14.93. Sale prlea
$6.88
Summer Coats
Kama-Spun Fleece. 41c kits and top
per styles In white and pastel colors.
Sizes 14 to 20.
$2.98
Rollins
Shadow Check
Panties
Three styles tn
peach, tea rose and
ahlte. Mies 32 to
40. Kef. ,Vc value.
25.
6 for ?1.00
Jigger Coats
New Jigger Coats in pastel colors. Sizes
12 to 20. Q qq
Sale price 33
Summer Dresses
French Crepe Dresses in white and pastel
colors. Linen dresses, dotted swiss
dresses, chiffon voile in flow- gQ QF
ered patterns. Very special 90a37
LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS
BURELSON'S
MEDFORD'S FASTEST GROWING WOMEN'S STORE
Gift Suggestions
for Graduation
GOLD STRIPE
Silk Stockings
FVLl FASHIONED
(For Beauty. Comfort. Wear)
A NEW CREPE THREE THREAD
AN EXQl ISITK SHEER CHIFFON
THE NEW POINT HEEL
SMART NEW SHADES
THESE MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT
$1.00 Pr.
3 Pair for $2.85
SPECIAL GIFT WRAPPING
WEARPRUF
SLIPS
FASHION-RIGHT STYLE
FULL CIT FI LL LENGTH
4 GORE TAILORED '
4 GORE LACE TRIMMED
SHADOW PROOF
SATIN SOl'BRETTE
CKEPE BEAU-MOPE
SATIN CHARMAINE
CREPE MONGTOT
Colors white tea rose, sires 82 to 44
$J95 $95 $395
BEAUTIFUL SATIN AND
CREPE BEAU-MODE
GOWNS
Tailored and lace trimmed In tea rose, blue
and white. Very sperlal prices
$l45--l95upto695
SPE0IAL GIFT WRAPPINO
PANNE SATIN
GOWNS
Full cat
Perfect fit
Ejtra long
Wider lare trim
Pastel colors
Reenlar value !.
SALE
PRICE
$1.39
DOWN STAIRS STORE
SPECIAL
Cotton Dresses
LACE DRESSES a PRINT DRESSES
SHEER DRESSES a CREPE DRESSES
All new summer jtvles. guaranteed fat
colors. 00 drevses to select from
YOUR CHOICE
98c
Limit 4 to a Customer
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