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ELKS WILL GIVE
PUBLIC PROGRAM
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tonight u one of the feature of
the first day of the annual conven
tion of the Oregon State Elks asso
ciation. It will start at 7:00 o'clock
Walter P. Meier of Seattle, former
grand exalted ruler of the Elks lodge
and official representative of the
present grand exalted ruler, Charlv
S. Hart, will be the principal speaker.
Be will be introduced by C. E. Gates,
. past exalted ruler of the Med ford
lodge, who will act as chairman. '
George Feckham, following the
march rendered by the Elks band
will sing the Star Spangled Banner,
. and will also lead the audience In
the signing of America at the close
of the program. A pledge of alle
giance tb the flag will be given by
the audience, led by J. P. Pllegel
of the Medford lodge, and drill teams
and organisations will mass their
colors at either side of the band
. stand. In case the weather is un
J favorable, the program will be held
n the Elks temple.
Delegates Pour In
Delegates from all parts of Oregon
were today pouring Into Medford and
registering at headquarters at the
temple as the annual convention of
the Oregon State Elks association
moved into its first day of business
sessions and hilarity, honest work and
needed play.
At one o'clock this afternoon, over
160 delegates had scrawled their
names across the big book In Elks
temple, and that was only a starter.
At least 500, total, were expected to
be on hand by tonight to start out
afresh tomorrow 'morning and con
tinue at top speed until the wlndup
Sunday night.
Of the' 17 state lodges belonging
to the association, 15 were represent
ed early this afternoon. The two
others were expected at any time.
One resolution was passed at the
opening business session In the tem
ple this morning. Introduced by
Brother J. B. Ofner of Portland, It
resolved, "that Oregon state Elks re
sent all misrepresentation as to
Crater lake and other Oregon scenery
and urge all Elks to report further
misstatement to the officers of this
association." The resolution brought
a. great cheer from the huge gather
ing. Gates Gives Welcome
The Rev. E. 8. Bartlam of Med
ford gave the Invocation as the busi
ness session opened. He was followed
by C. E. ("Pop") Gates of Medford,
past exalted ruler of the Medford
lodge, who gaveUhe address of wel
come. O. A. Neal of Portland, state
Elks chaplain, responded to the. wel
coming speech.
Opening address of the convention
was made by J. W. Flanagan of
Marshfteld, president of the Oregon
State Elks association.
President Flanagan told of the
rapid and successful growth of the
state ansoclatlon, which now embraces
al but six of Oregon's lodge. He
commented on the excellent cooper
ation received from member units,
and stated that this convention look
ed like the best of them all.
Among the distinguished visiting
Klka present this morning were Past
Grand Exalted Ruler Walter P. Meier
tft Seattle and Jack Allen of Bend
and Harry B. Ruth of Eugene, dis
trict deputies of Oregon. All state
officers were either present -or ex
pected at any time.
Routine Business
With the exception of the one res
olution passed, all business thli
morning was routine. The Important
session will be held tomorrow, morn
ing at fl a. m.
Both the Medford and Astoria Elks
bands, fully uniformed, were on hand
and blazing away. A large delegation
of Medford Elks met the southbound
train this morning and . welcomed
many ytsllng delegates.
.The ritualistic contest,- with teams
from several state lodges competing,
Is being held In the temple - this
afternoon.. The, winner will confer
the degree on a huge group of can
didates this evening.
initiation At 8 P. M.
At 8:00 o'clock tonight, the Med
ford lodge will hold Its regular ses
sion end candidates from the . local
lodge and many other units over
the state will be Initiated. Degree's
will be conferred by the team win
ning the ritualistic contest, now be
ing held in the temple.
Lady Elks will be entertained In
Ashland at 6:00 o'clock this evening
by the Ashland lsdles.
Official business sessions . of the
state association will be continued
tomorrow morning at 0:00 o'clock in
the temple, with election of state
officers and resolutions taking up
most of the time.
At 1:00 p. m. tomorrow, a huge
o&ravan of visiting delegates will
leave Medford for Oregon caves under
the auspices of the Grants Pass lodge.
At 3:00 p. m., a golf tournament at
the Rogue Valley Oolf club wlU oe
held, with members from Medford
and all state lodges competing for
prizes. Pull . handicaps will be al
lowed In the IB-hole medal play,
end there will be awards for both
the low gross and net scorers. In
addition to many others. All Elks
are Invited to enter the tourney.
Days Of '49 Slated
Saturday's program will be brought
to a close with the hilarious "Days
of '49" celebration In the Elks temple
for all Elks and their ladles. There
will be special entertainment fea
tures as well as dancing.
Sunday, final day of the conven
tion, will open with another caravan,
this time to Crater lake under aus
pices of the Klamath Falls lodge, at
8:00 o'clock. The golf tournsment
will be brought to a close during
the morning, and trap shoot will
be held at the Medford Gun club
grounds.
At 3:00 p. m, the grand picnic
will be held at the Elks picnic ground
on Rogue river. Five fights featuring
tl.e cream of- CCC talent and two
wrestling matches will highlight the
athletic program At the picnic, and
there will also be foot racing, broad
Jumping end other entertainments.
During the picnic, music will be
furnished by bands from Medford,
Astoria and other lodges, and by the
Gay Nineties orchestra from Klamath
Falls. -
Wasserman Tests
Urged For Pupils
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24. ifpy Dr.
R. A. Vanderlchr of the public health
service said today recommendations
have been made to Interested univer
sities that new - students be given
serologic tests for venereal diseases.
The recommendations stipulate, he
said, that confidential methods should
be used and that discovery of the dis
eases should not be used as a basis
for refusing admission to a student.
Dr. Vanderlehr said the amount of
syphilis among college students is
relatively small usually less than
one percent, and In one university
tested was as low as one-tenth of
one percent.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Apples. Delicious. Jona
thans and Winter Bananas. Ala
Vista Packing House.
ROOM AND BOARD 328 N. Riverside.
WANT TO RENT Wheel chair. 305
La u rel .
IN FALL MODE!
The cake which we offer as our special this week
- end goes with the season it has that Fall tang.'
Harvest Festival Cake
Brown sugar, honey and just a little spice are used
in the making of the rich, yellow layers and frost
ing. A delightful combination with an intriguing
taste that will get you. Be sure and try one.
59c
30c for a Half
Phone 718 and order YOURS-vNOW
Ask your grocer EACH day. for FLUHRER'8 special
bread for that day. There is a different kind for each
day in the week they are new, different, and .you'll .
enjoy them as an addition to your regular breads. .
V
h ACRES and new 4 -room plastered
hoxise, built-in bathtub, cement
basement, electric water pressure,
nice living room, large kitchen, lot
of bullt-lns; good land, seeded to
aiiaiin ana clover; near city limits.
Price 2400.
See L. Q. PICKELL
10 B: Bartlett.
$6500 r
DAIRY RANCH
33 A. in App legate. 25 A,
fre water, .12 A. alfaUa,
4 A. clover, balance cul
tivated: good modern 6-room house.
outbuildings. Ideal for dairy.
cream or milk trucks pick up prod
uct every day. Total price 96500,
wun good terms.
Also
AMMAA Good 2 -bedroom house lo-
9k fill II catd on paved street on
east side; all assessments
paid In full. Total price '2600,
with excellent terms.
Also
0 4 AAA WeH"bulIt 3 -room mod
JS I Mil II em house on very at-
tractive terms. Only
uu aown. rienty oi oak trees on
lot.
CHARLES Av WINO AGENCY, INC,
Phone 728. 109 E. Main St.
FOR SALE Winter coat and 2 suits,
38 and 40. Boys' sulfa and shoes.
6-year size. Also roof Jacks, 1110
E. 11th St.
WANTED Single man to work on
dairy farm; good milker. Bps O.
Ray at ranch on Midwav road. 5
miles out, or at Snider s about 8
a. m.
LATE MODEL Dodge Sedan, guaran
teed every wav; radio and de luxe
equipped. Only 646; full price for
your car In trade.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
TOMATOES lc; nice, smooth; no frost
yet. C. P. Smith, Seven Oaks,
LATEST model Elect rohu.
Cupp's Furniture Store.
FOR RENT Small ranch and good
pasture. For details see Scott
Boyer. Eagle Point.
FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. fresh,
and 2-year-old Guernsey heifer. T.
F. Buck. mile north Bear creek
bridge. Central Point. Oro.
WHATI I can get a Modern Rotary
Clock FREE? Show mel! Yes. and
make big money too. Mn, women,
swing's believing. Send no money.
Just name, address. Vanart Com
pany. Box 36. Frultvale Station.
Oakland. Cal.
LATE HALE PEACHES Seconds 40c
lug. mile west Phoenix. Houston
road.
FRESH salmon egga for sale. Emll's
Market.
FOR SALE Circulating heatnr In
good condition, cheap. 60 Rose Ave.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex
to permanent couple, October 1st.
Call Hawley Transfer. 118 N. River
side, during office hours; evenings
or Sunday at 619 N. Riverside.
EXTRA GOOD circulating wood heat
er at a bargain. C..L. Goff, 122 N.
Central Ave.
FURNISHED sleeping room for rent;
garage if desired. Call after 6 p.m.
11 S. Orange.
RUMMAGE SALE by Chapter AA. P.
E. O.. will begin Monday noon. Sept.
27 and continue through Tuesday,
Sept. 28, at 211 E. Main. Good
values given.
FOR SALE Large stock of Roofing
Paper, Corrugated Sheets. Building
Paper and Sheeting Paper at re
duced prices. ,
Paints, all colors, per gal. $1.25.
Wire Netting. Barb Wire and Fenc
ing. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N. Grope St. . Phone 1062.
FOR SALE Registered Boston bull
terrier, male, 7 months old; beau
tifully marked. 928 S. Central Ave.
FOR BALE By owner. 1931 Ford Vic
toria, A-l shape; V-8 wheels and
tires. Priced to sell. 1408 East Main.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale.
711 Welch St.
FOR SALE "28 Overland coach, fair
condition: licensed; 50,00; terms.
Write Box 378. Rt. 4. L. B. Kone.
HAWAIIAN steel guitar, only slightly;
usea, ouiy siou vionn tor sou;
one used accordion, 15; two good
used saxophones.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE.
WANT MOTORCYCLE Twin. In good
condition. Harlev side-valve Job
preferred; A0 rash. Write C. Rlp
pon, 303 Pine St.. Yreka. Cal.
FOR SALE Trailer house. 8x30 ft.;
convenient bullt-lns; 350. Henry
Parker, Ross Lane, 4th house from
Jacksonville Hwy.
FINE square grand piano in perfect
condition. $89.00; terms. Baldwin
Piano Shoppe.
USED PIANOS Large stock specially
priced this week-end. One Kohler
& Chase upright. 39.00. Terms as
low as as.00 per mo. Baldwin Piano
Shoppe.
WANTED Lady dinner cook, "also
second cook. 5c and 10c Grill,
Yreka, Cal.
EASY IRONER, R.CA- radio. Electro
lux sweeper, electric coffee mill,
grocery size. AH nearly new. 436
N. Holly. .
WANTED TO BUY A good S or 4
room house for cash; also a light
2-wheel trailer. No dealers. Box
4228. Tribune.
MODERN cottage, 3 rooms and bath,
garage. Everything furnished. Val
. sndra Hotel and Cottages, Central
Point.
TRADE Eugene suburban home and
acreage for Medford. 23 N. Fir St.
FOR SALE A-l Jersey -Guernsey milk
cow. 403 Benson St.
AUTO re finishing to match any color
Wings of the Morning!
It's the Flavor thai
mellows his morning mood
and sets his heels a'clicking
. . that Schilling Flavor.
Schilling
Coffee
One for Percolator anothei
one for Drip or Glass Maker.
BABY BEEF ROAST . . lb. 15c
SHOULDER PORK ROAST lb. 18c
LEG of PORK ROAST . lb. 22c
LOIN PORK CHOPS . . lb. 25c
BOILING BEEF
lb. 11c
COTTAGE BUTTS
Mild. Sugar
Currd
lb. 27c
HAM
12 to 14 lb. average.
Frye's Hngar Cared
ib 30c
STIDD'S TAMALES 2 for 25c
TURKEYS
Young ronMIng
or frying size
lb. 25c
Fresh Salmon Eggs .":..:: lb. 20c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Due to heavy frosts, the KLAMATH POTATOES are now
well matured, and at their lowest prices. See these
carefully selected, good quality potatoes in new branded
bags. ,
FOR YOUR WINTER SUPPLY
100 pound bags 98c
Smaller packages priced accordingly
Dry Onions, loc. sweet Span., 10 lbs. 17c
Watermelons, guaranteed ripe, 3 for 25c
Lettuce, new crop Salinas. . .3 heads 10c
Apples, local Jonathan 10 lbs. 25c
Petite Prunes for canning, 60 lb. box 95c
Local Grapes, all var., Ige. "basket. . . 15c
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE-BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT
Holloway's Reliable Grocery
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner.
100 Indepen dent, No Affiliations
PHONE 20
Free! Ladino Cheese
Sandwiches Saturday
Come in and try this fine local pro.
duct. We will also have a Chase &
Sanborn Coffee, Royal Gelatin and
Pudding demonstration.
Phone 20
FOR FREE
DELIVERY ,
COFFEE
Chase and 9Qf
Sanborn lb. kOC
Royal Gelatin
)r Royal C
Pudding ...pkg. ww
Demonstration Saturday
buy Canned Foods now
Peas, Sun Blest, 2 cans 27c, case $3-09
Tomatoes, standard 2V2 can 10c ca8e- -$225
Corn, whole kernel, 2 cans 29c, case. . .$3.19
Diamond A Golden Bantam
Grapefruit, Del Monte, No. 2 can, 2 for. .29c
String Beans, Fully Ripe, No. 2 can, 2 for. 27c
SPECIAL
OFFER!
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ONLY
S O fl fl Silverware
r : rv i
U service dei
Fork and Spoon
For SB In dp, Barries, Oct Id Meats. He
50c -E
BISQUICK OO
Bonnie Dog Food
4 cans . . . 23c
Dozen . . 69c
Pork & Beans can 11 C
Van Camp's 303 Size
Tuna. 2 cans 33c
Success Brand. 7 oz. Can
C.H.B.C
atsup
18 oz bot
15.
s
ardines, oval 0 cans
3 cans 25c
Grapefruit
Juice. 2 cans .
29
No. 2 Can
Milk . . 4 cans 29c
Morning, Large Cans
Red Salmon can 29c
Royal Club Alaska, No. 1 Tall Can
n. t - a a mm w mmmMW.."' aamrn ur.T. urrus mm
FRESH
PICKED
FRUITS
Lettuce 2 for 13c
Large Solid Heads
Lemons 27c
Tokay Grapes
3 lb. basket 19c
Sunkist. 380 Size
Apples 6 its. 25c
Winter Banana, Good Eating
Sweet Potatoes
No. 1
4 lbs. 1 9c
(CUTTY ME AIT R3AM&ETT
121 North Central Phone 324 , Free Delivery Any Size Order
imioenr
COTTAGE BUTTS ..... lb. 28c
STEER BEEF ROAST ... lb. 18c
SHOULDER OF LAMB . . lb. 18c
BREAST OF LAMB .... lb. 10c
WELCOME!
Brother Elks