lEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 15 1938.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
OFFERS HELP FOR
Jacluon County Medical society
was today pledged to cooperate with
the state board of health in observ
ing 'Child Health Day" May X.
The society voted Its assistance at
Its meeting Wednesday-' night In
Valentine's cafe. The question of
child health was brought out In a
talk by Dr. John Able, state assist
ant director of the children's pro
gram. Dr. Able described the state
program for the care of crippled
children. Be told of plans to hold a
clinic here for crippled children some
time In May with Dr. Richard Dllle
hunt, Portland specialist. In charge.
Such ollnlcs have been held here
periodically for the past ten years.
The society voted to hold a sym
posium on the child problem at Its
next meeting on April 27.
Presenting the paper of the eve
ning. Dr. P. G. Thayer' discussed In
fections of the eye. He said that the
eye has Inherent resistance to infec
tions and that, unless there is a re
duced body resistance, errors of re
fraction or mechanical injury td Its
delicate covering, most germs will
not cause Infection. He added, how
ever, that some virulent germs can
produce Infection without other
cause.
Through a new method of obtain
ing and straining the germs re
sponsible for Infection. It la now
possible to direct treatment specifi
cally for the type of germ present.
Dr. Thayer said.
Dr. O. I. Drummond was host. At
the next meeting Dr. Edwin R.
Durno will be host.
GRANT LANDS CLOSED
FOR RECLASSIFICATION
ROBEBURO, Ore.. April 15. (!Pt
Closure of O. and C. grant lands .In
Oregon to all forma of application ex
cept timber sale, was announced
here today by the U. B. land office.
u. r. opauming, acting register, re
ported receipt of a telen-am from the
general office at Washington. D. O.
advising that the lands are not avail
able for grazing or homestead ap
plication Dendlru a reclassification
to determine most suitable future
use.
PENDLETON, April 15. (AP) A
circuit court Jury acquitted Burton
Moore of Wasco yesterday of a charge
of setting fire to several cabins at a
Stanfleld auto camp.
EASTER PLAY AT
"The Half of My Goods," an Easter
play by Ralph P. Claggeet, will be
presented by a cast of seven at the
Salvation Army Sunday at 8:00 p. m.
The play concerns the life of
Zacchaeus. Jewish collector of Roman
revenues. He Is represented to have
married a wife out of the Hellenistic
world and to have been the father
of a charming little daughter and
a son not altogether to his liking.
Though he desires to bean honest
man, he la urged on to llllgltlmate
gain by the socially ambitious Greek
whom he has married. His son.
Thaddaeus, becomes Involved as a
member of the robber band of Bar
rabbas and Is guilty of the murder
of a merchant prince. Eventually
Thaddaeus Is crucified, at the same
time as Jesus, and Is represented to
have been the young thief who pray
ed, "Lord, remember me when thou
comest into thy kingdom. He re
ceives the assurance, "Today thou
shalt be with me In paradise." j
The ' news of Jesus' resurrection
brings Zacchaeus and his wife Pat
ricia, the assurance that because
Jesus lives, their son Thaddaeus lives
also.
Special scenery, cost urns and
lighting have been arranged and
Adjutant Durham today Issued an In
vitation to the public to see the
powerful Easter drama In the Sal
vation Army hall at 236 North B art
let t street. No admission charge will
be made.
The Grange
RESERVE OFFICERS
SELECT LEADERS
Lieut. Harold Woods waa elected
president of the Rogue valley chapter
of the Reserve Officers association at
the annual meeting In the Mod ford
armory last night. He succoeds Qapt.
Terry H. Holberton.
Capt. William H. Driscoll waa elect
vice president and Lieut. Phllo D.
Smith, secretary. Lieuts. Herold
Woods and Ernest J. Brugger were
chosen delegates to the annual state
convention In Eugene May 31.
MaJ. Carlton E. Spencer, Eugene.
Oregon department president, was
Instructor for the evening. He gave
a lecture on the responsibilities of
reserve officers In relation to national
defense.
Also attending the meeting were
Col. D. J. Coman of Klamath Palls j
and MaJ. Charles S. Pettee, regular
army officer stationed at Eugene as
an Instructor. 1
Gold 11111 Grange
Gold Hill Grange, Its regular meet
lng April 7. was enjoyably surprised
when a delegation from Sams Valley
appeared and put on the lecturer'
program, which consisted of:
Music by three-piece orchestra
with many oM-ttme and modern se
lections. Skit, "Dr. Tough" Albert Straua
doctor; Jerome Fitzgerald, patient.
Reading Bill Duggan.
Trio.
Reading Mrs. Kinne.
Mock Wedding.
The program was In charge of Mrs.
Klnne, lecturer of the Sams Valley
Grange.
Twenty. five vlsltora were present,
among whom were Master Wesley Mo
Donough of Sams Valley Grange, also
three past masters of that Grange
Wm. Autenrelth. Jerome Fitzgerald
and Albert Straus.
Mr. Beesley, Boy Scout executive
of Medford, talked on the work of
the Boy Scouts and their leaders.
The quarterly report revealed 98
paid-up members, nine new members
during the past quarter and 64 visit-
tors from other Granges during that
time.
'An important part of the meeting
was the election of state offtcera.
A sales slip contest Is being held
with Mrs. W. G. Howes and Mrs. C.
D. Winn as captains.
Refreshments were served after the
meeting.
I'pper Roiiia Orange
Upper Rogue Orange met April 7
with a Isruo attendance nf memh
and special visitors. Arthur Bmwn
state deputy. was present and gave
a vory interesting talfc. Visits by
state officers art always much en-Joyed.
Five new members wen. ntvn tt,ii
and fourth degreea: Mr. and Mrs
Bill Jollffe. Mr. and Mrs. n.i.
Mrs. Hall. This waa the first class
Initiated this year. .
State officers were voted on.
The charter was rir.Md tnr
ence Noe. who passed away last week.
H. E. o. chairman, Mrs. Maude
Dltsworth. announced n.vt. n,alnn
will be held In Orange hall April 19
and asked all Orange ladles to at
tend, to make last plan for the Po
mona dinner Anril M ... rrn-
Rogue Orange hall. We hope to have
a large crowd of Grangers from alt
over the county present.
VlsitJnff Orencent aaVju. n
bring salads and dessert. The rest
will be furnished by the home
Orange.
Some of the ladies met af t.h hall
last week and lined the drapea. This
added much to the appearance of
the hall.
Other vlaltar. nmuant w.-
Haak, Mrs. Simons. Miss Simons and
Mr. Kent of Eagle Point. Mr. and
Mrs. Wait of Live Oak and Mr. Cmc.
ley of Central Point.
The lecturer wishes all to bring
colored Easter egg to the next meet
ing with their name written on It.
We are entering the contest for a
more balanced program the next
meeting and hope to see a largo
crowd tnat night.
The ladlea beat the men In the
attendance race last meeting but the
men are still ahead.
Phoenix Grange
Phoenix Orange met In regular
session April 13 with good attend
ance. Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Edwards,
formerly of Central Point Orange.
were accepted as new members and
welcomed Into our Orange.
Waya and means committee an
nounced a dance at the hall Satur
day n'ght April 15, with Dickeys
orchestra.
Home economic committee is spon
soring a dinner dance May 7.
Lecturer Robert Logan announced
that Orlffln Creek Orange will visit
our next meeting April 26, and will
put on the program for ua.
Serving committee tor next meet
ing will be Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Plckel,
Earl Loffer, Earl Newbry, Mr. Shep
herd and Mr. Hearn.
YOU CAN NOW BUY
OTTO BOHNERT'S
Fresh Strawberry
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From Your Local Grocery Store
SALE LASTS ONE WEEK
ONLY!
17 South Central Avenue
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PRESENT BUSINESS CONDITIONS HAVE FORCED US TO CLOSE OUT
OUR MEDFORD STORE AT ONCE EVERYTHING MUST GO REGARD
LESS OF COST IN THIS LIQUIDATING SALE! Here's a Real Chance to Save on
Coats o Suits Dresses Skirts - Jackets -
o Hosiery Robes Lingerie Wash Frocks
SATURDAY - 9 A. 11
COATS
Blouses
SALE
1500 MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE!
DRESSES
Sizes 12 to 46
TYPES FABRICS
Sport Pr'nted Crepes
f . Sheers
street . Shetland Wools
Afternoon Linens
Formal Sharkskins
COLORS
Lettuce Green
Parisand
Roseberry
Navy
White
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GROUP 1
A Fine Assortment of Street Dresses,
Crepes and Taffetas.
Regular Price to $4.95
Quitting Business Sale
$1.99
GROUP 2
Dressy Afternoon and Sport Styles
in This Bargain Group.
Regular Price to $7.95
Quitting Business Sale
$3.99
GROUP 3
Lovely, Cool and Sheer Tonnalg
for Summer Wear in This Lot.
Regular Price to $9.95
Quitting Business Sale
$4.99
No Refunds!
No Exchanges!
Every Sale
Final!
SKIRTS
Parker Wilder Flannel Skirts
on Sale!
Regularly Priced to $2.95
Quitting Business Sale
99
Poohka
Plaid Blouses
Sun and tub fast.
Sold regular $195
Quitting Business
39c
KAYSER MESH PANTIES
White and Tea Rose. Regular Price, 50c Pair.
Quitting Business Sale
4 Pairs for 99c
Flannels
Satins
Cuddel Downs
Taffetas
LOUNGING ROBES
yL price
$15.00 Robes, now ....$7.50
10.00 Robes, now... 5.00
5.00 Robes, now 2.50
125 Fast Colored
WASH FROCKS
Regular Price $1.00 Each.
Quitting Business Sale
3 for $1.00
SLIPS
99c
WASH DRESSES
SUN AND TUB-FAST I
Dot Regularly Priced to
Fnnts o or
Checks .50
Plaids Quitting Business Sale
$1.39
SATIN13LOUSES
Frilled and Tailored Styles,
All Colon
Sold Regularly to $2.95
Quitting Business Sale
Tailored and lacy styles.
Pure dye silks. Regularly
priced to $1.95. Quitting
business sale
$1.19
Sises 12 to 20 38 to 44
TYPES FABRICS
Toppers Tweeds
COLORS
French Nude
T
Boxies Veltonas '
Prinoess Suedes Parisand
GROUP 1
TOPPERS Regularly Priced
to $6.50. Quitting Business
$3.99
GROUP 2
TOPPERS Regularly Priced
$15.00. Quitting Business
$7.99
GROUP 3
Boxies and Full Length Princess Coats ' in This Group
Regularly Priced to $22.50
, Quitting Business Sale
$ 1 2.99
Lewis' Crepe Hose m
Two-thread
Crepe Twist
Ringless
REGULAR PRICE
89o PAIR
Quitting Business Sal
59c
Carmon Hose
Knee Hljh Hose P.lsitlo top
r.yrrj pair pefeett quinine Busi
ness sale
39c
Short Sleeves .
SWEATERS
Hand Knits Regularly
Knotty Knitf Priced
Zephyrs to $2.26
Quitting Business Sal
$1.39
No
Returns
No
. Refunds
EVERY
SALE
FINAL
Flannel Jackets
Plain and Plaid Styles
REGULAR PRICE S3.9B
Quitting Business Sale
$199
Kayser Hose
Irrrgular Homj Two
and three - thread
Cliirfoni; while titer
last during this Quit
ting Buslnrsa sale
2pr.99c
Beautiful Modern Store Fixtures for Sale Everythino Goes
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