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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNE, MEDFORD, OREGON-, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1937.
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BY EASTERN PAIR
(Oontlnuct rrom Paj One.)
motorist center. Conventional ar
rangements are being carefully avoid
ed, modernlatlo design le being used
throughout end the utmost In con
venience, restful atmosphere end com
fort has been a guiding plan.
The standard tourist camp arrange-
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merit of cabins In a straight line or
around a rectangle haa bees purpose
ly avoided. Bo also haa been the cus
tomary arrangement of placing the
garage next to the apartment with
both facing the seme way.
Solid Construction.
From a single receaaed entrance,
doors will lead from the aide to each
apartment of the duplex unit. The
floors will be on concrete, with a
border simulating tile. Walla will be
of alx-lnch hollow tile, with an ex
terior stucco finish and an Interior
finish of cement sprayed with a ce
ment paint. Materials were carefully
selected, It was emphasized, to pre
vent the absorption of molature.
In addition to the thick walls and
six-Inch concrete noors, solidity Is
provided by a footing of concrete 16
Inches deep. Insulation also was care
fully planned to make each apart
ment soundproof and to repel the
cold of winter and the beat of sum
mer. Each apartment will comprise a
spacious bedroom, complete bath
room with abower stall and an am
ple clothes closet. The garage, form
ing a contiguous part of the apart
ment, will be at tbe rear, with a direct
entrance to the cabin.
The apartments are to be complete
ly and luxuriously furnished, the fur
nishings to Include a bed, studio
couch, rug. occasional chalra, floor
and table lamps and a circulating
gas neater aesignea w eum,uii
fumea.
To Landscape Area.
The whole area Is to be landscaped
and heavily snrubbed with rose bushes
and English Ivy, It wss said. A plot
la to be set aside for the recreation
of guests ana sucti games aa oroquet
may be played. The recreational area
la to be lighted In auch a way that
the guests will not be fatigued by
glare.
The filling station will carry out tne
modernistic architectural design. It
will have a canopy with a 30-Inch
overhang and rounded corners. The
filling station area win be nooaea
with mercury vapor or sodium ngnis,
aald to be the first of their kind
In the Medfora district. A large
block-letter Texaco sign atop the can
opy will be lighted by the converging
beama from four spotlights.
The large frame house already on
the property will be modernised In
keeping with the general architec
tural scheme and used as a residence
by the owners. The whole property
wss purchosed from Sylvester Case,
It hae a frontage of 300 feet along
the Paclflo highway and 300 feet
along Barnett road.
George Holmes or Eagle point la
supervising contractor.
Owners rrom east.
Owners of the development are Dr.
A. J. Loeffler and W. p. Barrett. As
sociated with them aa manager of the
filling station la Ouy A. Cowher.of
Tyrone, Pa.
A novel story Ilea behind tne proj
ect. It waa related by Mr. Barren
as follows:
Dr. Loeffler waa a prominent phy-
slclsn In Detroit, staff surgeon at
two of the city's large hospitals. Some
time ago Dr. Loeffler came to Oregon
to visit relattves In Florence. On the
way out and back he stayed occa
sionally at tourist camps and was
Impressed by their ahortcomlnge in
conveniences and modernity. While
here he became favorably Impressed
with the west coast, Its congenial
climate, majestic grandeur and out
door recreational facilities.
After returning to Detroit he dwell
ed upon the desirable attributes of
life here and the posalbllltles of cut
ting loose from his profession to
establish a modern tourist center.
Project Evolved.
Dr. Loeffler consulted Mr. Barrett,
friend of long standing and an
executive with the Chyrsler corpora
tion. Together they evolved the plan
that haa materialized Into the pres
ent projeot.
Dr. Loeffler got In contact with Mr.
Cowher. a mutual friend who then
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bar and solder Iron drop just one drop of solder over filling hole and cans are con
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OH, YOU KID!
We're not trying to flirt with you; we jut
want yon to try Beok'g Saturday Special
Apple Strudel
15c Each
Ton who like an old-fashioned ooffee cake
will be thrilled with the superiority of thii
one. Apple and raisin filled. Butter glazed.
For your bread diet, iim either of our
new loaves
Beck's DeLuxe . 10c
or
Beck's Triple "T" 15c
At all good
food itorei
or
Bakery
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wa Pontine agent In Tyrona. Pa.
The two of them came out hra lut
June and after making a survey up
and down the coast choae Med ford
aa the best place to live and the most
opportune locality to conduct a mod
ern tourist camp successful!.
Dr. Loeffler brought hla wife and
three children out here and with
Mr. Barrett they are living In the
large residence on the property they
bought. The children are attending
Medford schools, Robert, lfl, being a
senior and Grace, 10, a sophomore at
the high school. Mary Ellen, 10, Is
attending Lincoln school.
New Ashland Camp.
ASHLAND, Nov. 0.(Spl.) William
Hubbard of Los Angeles has com
pleted negotiations for the purchase
of the Km 11 Pell property on Siskiyou
boulevard between the Community
hospital and the old greenhouse. He
plana to erect a modern home and
eight duplex apartments for the tour
ist trade.
The property la 180 feet wide and
about 300 feet deep. It was esti
mated that about efl.000 will be In
vested In the residence and 15.000
In the cabin layout.
Mr. Hubbard has rented the Mlckle
residence at B70 Falrview, according
to W. W. Robtaon, who handled the
real estate transaction. Before re
turning to Los Angeles for a brief
visit, Mr. Hubbard contacted local
contractors and supply dealers on the
project,
Mr. Hubbard formerly resided in
Washington. D. C, where he was man
ager of a large apartment house.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. S. (Spl)
A large number of Olrl Scouts at
tended church In a body Sunday.
Reverend Mflllory preached an ap
propriate sermon. Their leader, Miss
Alice Hoefa, was unable to accom
pany them, as she went to Klam
ath rails to visit her brother, Elmer
Hoefs, who waa seriously injured in
a shooting recently and is In the
Hillside hospital there. He will be
confined for at least 90 days.
Offices filled at the city election
Tuesday were recorder, Ray Coleman;
treasurer. Lulu Saulsberry: council
men, John Norrls and John Ham-
aker. -
Six members of the Presbyterian
missionary society Journeyed to
Phoenix October 38 to Join In the
centennial celebration of foreign mis
sions.
Ms. Addle Smets, operated on
Monday at Sacred Heart hospital for
appendicitis, is getting along as well
as could be expected.
Prank Henspeter returned Tuesday
from & two weeks trip to Iowa where
he attended his parents' golden wed
ding celebration,
Bobby Mlddaugh. nephew of Mrs.
Henry Miller, left Saturday for his
home at Vancouver, Wn., after a
two weeks visit here.
Mrs. Let ha Cantrall and daughter.
Donna, were Medford shoppers Mon
day. Mrs. Miles Cantrall Is reported very
lit at her home here.
Mr. Coleman of Central Point was
a business caller here Tuesday.
Gladioli diggers are through with
field work and most are employed
In the gladioli sheds for the winter.
Those employed by W. J. Warner
held a party at the Bell home No
vember 1 with about 30 In attend
ance. The evening was spent In
music and games, followed by re
freshments. After eating supper Tuesday, Tom
Burnell was taken violently 111 and
was rushed to the hospital where
he underwent an operation for stom
ach trouble.
Boy Scout troop No. 35 will Issue
the third edition of their paper to
day. It is now named "The Miner."
On Saturday afternoon the foot
ball team will play the Medford
sophomores on Medford field.
Women consenting to act as coun
cillors for Girl Scout troop No. 13
are Mesdamea Brach, Lewis. Metzger,
Peters. Gunter, Purcell and Sanden.
Also the Misses G rover, Sellers and
Welsman. Several others have not yet
been heard from.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Patchen of
Drnln, Ore., cousins of Mrs. Peters,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lakey of
Drain called Sunday at the Peters
I Bobby Mlddaugh. nephew of Mrs.
Mr. Hubbard formerly resided in I Henry Miller, left Saturday for his I
Coprnghl 19J7. Hill. B
Simple pleasures, lor some strange reason,
are long remembered. Some folks can even
recall the thrill of drinking Hills Bros. Coffee
for the first time Its flavor Is unforgettable.
For 59 years the unvarying goodness of
Hills Bros. Coffee has been enjoyable to
remember, delightful to anticipate. This is
the coffee you will enjoy again and again.
ILLS BROS. COFFEE
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home, enroute borne from s trip to
Creter like. They reported It wss
snowing et the lake Sunday.
C. C. Wlnnlngbam ot Happy Camp,
Cel., arrived Sunday (or a visit with
bis sister. Mrs. Folly WatWns, who
Is 111.
Bill Wlnnlngbam or Klamath Fa: la
waa here Sunday (or a short visit.
Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Dsvles went
to s Hallowe'en party on Forest
creek October 7S. They enjoyed
covered dish supper at home o( Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Devlee, followed by
Hallowe'en games.
Mlae Alice Hoefs attended the Olrl
Scout leaders' conference In Medford
Wednesday.
Mrs. Zetta Lents and son Homer,
went to Ashland Sunday to visit the
former's sister, Mrs, Bishop,
Six members of the high school
band Joined with members of bands
from three counties at Institute In
Ashland Saturday to play (or the
attending teachers.
Jacksonville folka attending the
S.O.N.8. home-coming Saturday n!ght
were Mr. and Mrs. Ager. Audrey
Metzger, Preston and Roger Card.
Mrs. Msry Smith of Dunsmulr vis
ited friends here over the week end.
R.N.A. will jive a benefit dance
for the camber of commerce Wed-1
nesday. November 10. Sllva'e orches.
tra will play.
.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kleinhammer
went to Ashland October 31 to at
tend a Hallowe'en party for their
two grandchildren. Marilyn young
and Diana Worthlngton.
Mrs. Mamie Norrls spent last week
visiting her slBter, Mrs. Blanche
Davla of Medford.
Members of the Shrlners who will
attend a meeting at Hlllah temple
In Ashland tonight In honor of old
members, will be Messrs. Emll Brltt.
Weeley Hartman. Axel Lundgren and
Dr. Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop of Medford
Welted friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. MetBger accompanied Donna
Brownley of Ashland to Community
hospital In Medford October 28 where
Donna had her tonsils removed. Mrs.
Metzger then took Donna back to
Ashland and nt the day with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Opp were In Medford
Wednesday.
Native Daughters museum had 28
visitors who registered from Septem
ber 1 to November 3, some of them
coming (rum Wisconsin, Washington,
Chicago, Missouri and San Francisco.
Many visitors did not register. The
museum la open only Wednesday aft
ernoons. Lulu Metzger spent the past week
end visiting at tbe home of Pro
fessor Hussong in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christine, Leon
ard Christine and Dorothy Hilton,
drove to Marahfleld Sunday and en
Joyed fishing and clamming. They
returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lusk and
son Gall, returned Wednesday from
a month's visit with relatives near
Chicago.
The entire teaching staff was rap
resented at Institute In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson of Cottage
Orove arrived Tuesday for a visit at
home of Elmer Adams. They return
ed home Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Rapp of Talent visited
her aunt, Mrs. Dora Harbaugb, bare
Wednesday.
Mrs. Callla Sanden apent tbe week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. James
In Ashland.
Mrs. E. Iverson of Medford enter
tained at dinner for Mesdamea Blxby
and S. N. Jones October 29.
Rev. and Mrs. 8. H. Jones were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Nledermeyer October 30.
A surprise party was given for Miss
Delma Eaton by Mesdames Kent and
Pitman at the latter'a home October
29 on the occasion of her 18th birth
day. About a dozen of her young
friends gathered to help her cele
brate. The evening was spent In
games followed by refreshment. The
honor guest received a number of
nice gifts.
The football team will play the
Central Point team In Medford Arm
istice day.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth L. -Waters of
Klamath Falls spent Sunday with
the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. o.
O. Sanden here,
Mrs. Amy Dow, who has been quite
111. la considerably Improved.
Members of the Senior C. E. ao
clety entertained the Phoenix society
at a Hallowe'en party here Ootober
29. Forty young people attended.
Eston 'Jr. Way of Phoenix was a
guest at the Sanden home October
29.
Mrs. E. 8. Severance waa hostess
October 29 to about 25 member of
Home Economics club at her home.
Luncheon wa served after which
game were enjoyed. The meeting ws
In honor of Mr. Edna Jones who
will soon be moving away. She waa
presented with a beautiful traveling
bag aa a token of esteem. The house
was decorated with rosebuds and
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Gertrude Martin accompanied
by ber aunt. Mlsa Mildred Young
and Frank and Ruth Ann Ditto of
Grants Pass, drove to Eugene Mon
day to visit relatives a week.
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Nledermeyer and
three children returned Sunday from
a three-day trip to Toledo, Ore,
where they visited Mrs. Nledermeyers"
brother, who they had not seen for
12 years.
Home Economics club will bold
next meeting November 10 at horn
of Mrs. Ora Nledermeyer. This will
be a covered dish dinner In evening
honoring their husbands.
Alex Koahberg of Langlola, waa
here Tuesday enroute to southern
California to spend the winter with
his daughter.
Deny Williams of Roseburg Joined
his parents here recently.
William Griffith of Klamath Falls
arrived Wednesday, a guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Earl White and fam
ily. Sam Holmbeck returned to Jack
sonville Tuesday, having spent sev.
eral days with hla daughter. Miss
Alice Holmbeck. assistant teacher
with Miss Bech at University of Ore
gon. Recent guests here were Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. J. Elliott of Central Point;
Mr. and Mra. A. F. Lewis of Medford,
and their guest. G. O. Huntley of
Myrtle Creek, and Mrs. Dora Black
ot welser, Idaho. Mra. Black was a
iecher In Jackson county In 1883
and well remembers the Madam Holt
who was proprietor of the old U. fl.
hotel In early days.
Points With Pride
YELLOW SPRINGS. Ohio. (UP)
Antloch college claims to be the
(Irst American college to employ a
woman professor on equal term
wltn men. In the first Antloch cat
alogue. Issued In 1853. Miss Rebecca
Pennell was listed as professor of
natural and civil history.
MEDFORD, ORE.
Nov. 6 and 8
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WE MAY Not HAVE A SUPER MARKET
BUT WE HAVE SUPER PRICES
mm
Mt. Vernon
(With $1.00 Grocery Purchase, Exclusive
of advertised items)
3 cans
17
WAVERLY COCOA 2 LB. TIN 15
UftJ&ll nPMNiiT 9ihc VMC
FOLGER'S COFFEE 2 LB. TIN 51 1 LB. TIN 26
CRACKERS 2ibl.x 17
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER.
.2 FOR 13
SOAP
f ALMOLIVE
3 bars
14c
THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK (Free Flashlight) 1 LB. CAN 41
UM PAPER v 1
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 40 LB. SACK 81.59
lib
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WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
AND FISH MARKET
ROY OUYER, Proprietor. S. & H. Green Stamps
210 E. Main St. Free Delivery. Tel. 46
Little Pig Sausages . .lb. 28c
Our Own
Sauer Kraut quart 10c
Fancy Young Roasting Pullets
VEAL STEAK
Extra fancy milk fed
shoulder n
cuts, lb I 3C
RABBITS
Frying p-
size. lb. C I C
Prime Rib Roll. Roast, lb 27c
ttne Quality Beef
Full Line Fresh Fish, Oysters