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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1938)
"MTDFOrcn MATL TRTBTTN, WTIFCRD, YR"F(10N". TTTTTTCSDAY. 'APT7TT; 51. IMS. PA'GE THREE COUNTY GRANGES ARE PLANNING AID farm youth, when he returns soon from Warm Springs, Qa., where he has been receiving treatment for In fantile paralysis for almost two years. The Granges have been looking after Mr. Petri's welfare since he was stricken with the crippling disease, and It was through their efforts that he was sent to the eastern health center. Recently Orange dances have been l)el4 to raise a fund to pay Mr Petri's traveling expenses home. Now the Oranges are confronted with the more serious problem of Elton's wel fare after he gets back. It Is understood that Elton will not be able to resume farm work. H Is still crippled by the dread disease and must use crutches to get around. He will need an attendant to help him on the long Journey from Warm Sprlnes and the oranges have Issued a call for a volunteer. Dr. 0. E. Irwin, chief surgeon at the Warm Springs foundation, wrote to a Orange committee here that Mr. Petri has been a splendid pati ent and that he deserves "any as sistance that can be obtained for him in his endeavor to become self supporting." Elton is "worthy and conscientious and will make the most of any help that Is given him." Dr. Irwin wrote. Dr. Irwin said Elton has received training In various htandlcrafts which might prove of some practical value to him If needed equipment Is pro vided. Orange leaders, however, doubt the value of such work. The Orange committee trying to find practical ways of assisting Mr Petri to economic Independence Is composed of W. W Roblson. John Holtz and R. E. Kneeland. The com mittee is eager to receive suggestions from the public Elton's family owned a good dairy ranch on which the youth worked. The whole family was stricken with a quick succession of misfortunes after Elton had been stricken with Infantile paralysis. "It was a fine, industrious family, among the best in the county, when mlsfortuua befell their home." said Charles 0. Hoover, Orange leader. "Now we must do something to help Elton." si carers' Union of North America to boycott lamb and mutton unless wool begs beor the union label will give added significance to a "per ftvtton of organization" meeting of the Afscclated Farmers of Umatilla county here tonight. Purpose of the Associated runn ers organisation, as announced to a county farm bxireau meeting In Pen dleton last month Is to unit farm ers for mutual assistance In case of difficulty. The A.P.O. lrtst Saturday plccUrd Its support to tho Oregon Wool O rowers Association In that body's rejection of sheepshearers' union de mands, PLAN ORGANIZATION FOR LABOR TROUBLE Not A New Disease BUZZY FEET Thouvindi suffer and pray for quick r lief from that tlnlinf, burning inrtnuti -that aching tirednew that makes you feel lick ail over-GUZZY fEET. A food rubbing night and morning with Moore's Emarald Oil for two or 3 day quickly brings ease and comfort again. Moone't Emerald Oil does not itain tco tomical. and money back if not satisfied, VuggisH everywhere sell Emerald Oil. FOR ELTON PETR Phone 263. Odelle Osborne West ot Rosalie Leslie for a spring permanent Hadley's Salon of Beauty. MILTON, April 31. (AP) Possible lsbor troubles during the coming pea and grain harvests through threatened union organization ef forts, end threats of the Sheep- Jackson county's lfl Orange units are endeavoring to work out plans lor the care of Elton Petri, Talent Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. WANTED! 2000 CUSTOMER ' To Take Advantage of the M. M. DEPARTMENT Store's Outstanding CINDERELLA STOCKINGS $J00 2-thread crepe chiffon stock ings without a doubt tho most beautiful stocking you ever wore. Regular $1.35 value. Dol lar Days pair BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Please don't wait and be disappointed! . . . Come early and get your share of the Dollar Day specials! Every Department has Dollar Day bargains for you. HERE Is the BARGAIN of BARGAINS Only 33 dozen of these lovely hose at this price! A regular 79c value In the best wear ing 4- thread pure silk hose we can buy. All . sizes 8V4 to IO14, All good and ivnntrd spring colors. These hose were sent to us special for Dollar Days. W pil 2 pairs tmmmii'i!mmn!7iinmmi n i iiiimbi l Ready-to-Wear Dollar Day Specials Spring Print Dresses 15 dozen spring print dresses; sizes 12 to 50. Every dress fast colors, all new spring styles. Values to 59c. DOLLAR DAYS 3 for $1.00 PRINT SMOCKS One large lot of fast colored printed smocks. Dollar Days $1.00 LADIES' GIRDLES Broken lines of girdles. Values to $2.95 yout choice Dollar Days $1.00 Bargains for Boys Boys' Play Suits Blue covert play suits. Regular 69c values; broken sizes. Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Boys' Rayon Polo Shirts White, maize and blue polo shirts. Regular 38c values. Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Boys' SHIRTS Blue chambray school shirts; all ages. Regu lar price 38c. Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Buy Dress Goods for Months to Come! 600 Yards of New Spring Materials 39-inch printed acetates, crepes and sport weaves. This assortment is not old, out-of-date patterns but the season's most popular wanted spring ma terials. This assortment of goods was sold to us. special to enable us to give the people of Southern Oregon the greatest Dollar Day special possible, 3 Yards for $ 1 .00 Every piece is a regular 59c and 69c value. Don't wait be on hand at 8:30 Friday to get the best selection. Dish Towels Medium size hemmed towels; very ab sorbent. Dollar Days 20 for $1.00 Monk Cloth Natural color, 50 inches wide; 2-ply weave. Dollar Days 3 yards $1.00 Curtain Nets Good assortment of curtain nets at less than wholesale cost. Pink, peach, blue, and beige. Dollar Days 8 yards for $1.00 PRINTED Dress Percale Lovely patterns, 36 inches wide. Every piece guaranteed fast colors. DOLLAR DAYS 10 YARDS $1 00 DRESSES By JOSEPH ZUKIN! The finest nf pure silk hand blocked prints, in the newest and best spring styles. Every dress an exclusive style. These are regular jia.yo values. TAKE YOUR CHOICE DOLLAR DAYS $12.95 SILK DRESSES 19 silk dresses that sold regular at $4.95. You can't buy silk at this low price. DOLLAR DAYS Silk Blouses One lot tunio blouses. These blouses sold regularly at $2.95 while they last, Dol lar Days $1.00 Pay Less - Dress Better l ml $1.00 Whfn (Join vunr Dollar nay o fllmpplng mtike our romfnrt ahln inrzznnlne Jounce your headquarter! TURKISH TOWELS A real towel, 22x44 inches. All white; made by Cannon. Regular 25c value. Dollar Dayi 5 for $1.00 Truth Sheets A regular $1.29 value; 81x99 inches. Dollar Days, each $1.00 DOLLAR DAYS BARGAINS for MEN! WORK CLOTHING Men's Overalls Our best grade of men's sanfor ized overalls; high back or waist styles. Regular price $1.15. Dol lar Days $1.00 Boys' Overalls Boys' bell bottom blue waist over alls. Regular 69c values Dollar Days 2 for $1.00 Men's Work Pants Forest green or gray sanforized covert pants; an excellent value at $1.19. Dollar Days $100 Men's Broadcloth Shorts Regular 50c values, made by Munsing. Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Men's Polo Shirts Tan, blue or white in our new spring shirts. Reg ular 58c values. Dollar Days 2 for $1.00 TIES 'iik : nil Choice of all our regular 48o ties. Dollar Days 3 for $1.00 Canvas Gloves 12 for $1.00 Men's 12-ounce canvas gloves. Dollar Dayi Boys' Cotton Polo Shirts The famous Multineedle California polo shirt. Long sleeves in assorted plain colors. Regular 79c value. Dollar Days 2 for $1.00 MlD IM nn M 220-222 East Main Street Medford Chas. S. Adair, Manager EMT SME Telephone 232 V
