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NFEDFORn MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 6. 1937
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STILL HEADS LIST
AT LIBRARY HERE
Gone With The Wind Re
mains First Choice An
American Doctor's Odys
sey Top Non-Fiction Field
Margaret Mitchell's remarkably en
grossing novel of the Bouth during
and Immediately alter the Civil war
haa not yet gone with the wind. It
la atlll very much In demand and
onoe again waa the most popular
work of fiction at Med ford publtc
library In June.
Although the library has added ex
tra copies to tta shelves from time
to time, there la atlll a long wait
ing llat for Gone with the Wind
and the book teems destined to lead
In popularity for some time to come.
Several titles appeared for the first
time last month In the list of the IS
most popular works of fiction. Amon
them were Deep Bummer, by Owyn
Brlttow, Outward Bound, by Mlllsn
Brand, Three Comrades, by Erich
Maria Remarque, and None Shall
Look Back, by Caroline Cordon.
In the non-flctlon list. Dr. Victor
Helser's An American Doctor's Odys
sey waa first choice. During the
month three recent volumea edged
their way Into the select group of
the 18 leaders. They wero Kipling's
Something of Myself. Harry Frank's
Roaming In Hawaii and Isobel Field's
This Mfe I've Loved.
The 15 moet popular books of fic
tion In June were:
Oone With the Wind. ,
, Margaret Mitchell
Magnificent Obsession
.. ........ Uoyd Douglaa
Street of the Fishing Cat....
, Jolan Foldca
Drums Along the Mohswk ..
.. .... Walter Edmonds
Deep summer. - Owyn Brlstow
Last Puritan Oeorge Santayana
Invasion .........van dcr Mecrach
Outward Boom . Millen Brand
Queen'a Folly ....
-Elawyth Thane Beebee
Of Lena Ocyer Marcla Davenport
Paradise Esther Forbes
We Are Not Alone Jsmes Hilton
The Yeara. Virginia Woolf
Three Comradea H
..... Erloli Maria Remarque
None Shall Look Back
.... Caroline Gordon
The lo most popular works of non
flctlon were:
An American Doctor's Odyssey .
... Victor Oeorge Helser
Man the Unknown Alexis Carell
Seven League Boots. ..
Rich ard Halliburton
Heads and Tales...,..Malvlna Hoffman
Oolden Fleece Bertlta Harding
Present Indicative Noel Coward
Editor on the Corns tock Lode
... ....Wella Drury
As I Remember , Arnold Genthe
I Found No Peace Webb Miller
Way of a Transgressor. ..
. ..NegIey Parson
Buna Go Down Flannery Lewis
Inalde Europe John Qunther
Something of Myself .
Rudyard Kipling
Roaming In Hawaii . ..
Harry Alveraon Frank
This Life I've Loved Isobel Field
Gets Roosevelt Dollar.
OREEN 8PRIN0S, O. (UP) Miss
Nestle Lee. high school senior, highly
trasurea a crips one-dollar bill. It
was sent, together with a letter of
congratulation, and best wishes. In
reply to a commencement Invitation
Miss Lee had mailed to President
Roosevelt. " '
Fair Dates Announced.
LEIPZIG (UP) The 1878th ses
sion of the Leipzig trade fair will
be held from August 20 to Septem
ber 3. It wtll Include 6000 exhibits of
the newest Industrial and art pro
ducts assembled from 35 of the lead
ing producing countries including
t.1w Unltrd States.
CERTIE WENNER
MOST BEAUTIFUL
ASHLAND ME
Grtla Wenner, ft comely brunette
of IS summers wearing a brilliant
red bathing But was yesterday
named "Miss Ashland" In the bath
ing beauty contest held at Twin
Plunges In the Llthla city. There
were 20 lovely Ashland girls entered,
but Miss Wenner, daughter of Ger
ald Wenner of the Ashland branch
of the United States National bank
of Portland, was named by the four
Judges as the loveliest of all.
She Is 5 feet 4 Inches tall and
weighs 102 pounds. As "Miss Ash
land" she will rule as queen over
the Greater Ashland celebration to
be held In the near future, and will
reign supreme at several other func
tions.
Honorable mentions were awarded
to Juantta Moon, 20, and Dolly De
Pantls, 12. Miss Moon Is A feet 2
Inches tall and weighs 108 pounds
snd Miss DePantla Is 6 feet 2'2
inches tall and weighs 106 pounds,
The two beniitlful missrs will assLt
"Miss Ashland" la her queenly du
ties.
Judges of the contest were Hubert
Estry, manager of the Llthla Springs
hotel. Bill Eberhart. city editor of
the Ashland Dally Tidings, State Po
lios Officer Phil Stanabury and Nor
man Kerr, manager of the Standard
Oil company.
All 20 contestants were guests of
the Lithlans at their dance at Twin
Plunges last night.
Next Sunday, Twin Plunges will
stage a style review at 3 p. m. with
Jacque Lennox of Medford present
ing two lines, Port miller's of Ash
land, two lines, and J. O, Penney cf
Ashland one line.
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ELECTION JULY 21
WILLIAMS CREEK, July fl. (Spl )
Proposals affecting the Williams Creek
high school will be voted on In
school district election, July 31.
The alternatives to be presented
are: To send high school students
to Grants Pass, to build a gymnsslum
and other improvements, making Wil
liams Creek a standard high school;
or to postpone any action and retain
fearlessly sailed out of sight
of land to everlasting fame!
He proved that the world was round with the
great American Continent overseas. . . . Gasoline
performance, too, can be proved. The American
Automobile Association Contest Board proved by
Certified Test Standard Gasoline is Unsurpassed!
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tart Board ef (M Jherlcan Automobile Association
on the nlnt nM-ntnlum gasollnta leading In sales
volumo In tlji Pjs)ITlo Coast area tubstantlat tha
statement of Aft a. Standard Oil Company of California
that Standaij jdasolln It Unsurpassed."
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
CONTEST BOARD, WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Standard Symphony Hour,
Thursday IS 9:1 5pm.;
ever N. B. C, 10th year.
the high school aa It Is for another
year.
The vote waa postponed from laat
month to enable the school board to
obtain data on the possible Increase
of school taxes, the cost of a gym
nasium and arrangements for send
ing stud-nts to Oranta Pass. Tha
school budget will also go before the
voters at this time.
Azel Blodgett waa elected director,
replacing Lester Bparlln. at the re
cent annual elections. Eugene Mor
rison was re-elected cleric
Here Dairy Boot
rDQEWOOD, la. (UP) Two dg
wood youngsters. Eugene and Vir
ginia Perrlnjaquet. claim the dis
tinction of being the youngest own
era of a dairy route lo the United
States. Eugene Is t and bla sister 1.
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Knowing this we have secured the services of Miss Minnie Woltring
who was with us last Fall. Miss Woltring, an expert in this art,
brings her own machines and will Monogram Free of Charge all
articles purchased at this store.
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Get a whole shelf full of the fluffy rub-a-dub-dub
towers. They'll do a good drying job after
swimming or bath or shower, thanks to their
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Towels
Purchased
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49c Ea.
o Sire 22x44 Inches
Attractive Border
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a W. Cloth 12Jjc
Fine Quality
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42X381 2 Cases Hemstitched
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72xl08-inch Monogrammed $1.29
81x99 -inch Monogrammed $1.29 '
81xl08-inch Monogrammed $1.39
42x36 Cases 29c 45x36 inch 32c
Bed Spreads
Blankets and Robes
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During this Monogram fRlr?
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