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M"EDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1938.
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(Contributed)
This to national "Bo Kind to Ani
mals Week." a week set aside (or the
purpose of directing the thought and
attention of the people to care and
kindness to animals.
In this week radio stations, large
and small, will transmit the message
over the air to millions of homes,
newspaper reporters In some new
story will bring back the memory of
the old swlmmli ' hole and pal dog,
cartoonists will depict life realism In
their popular propaganda, the clergj
and Sundny schools will present les
sons of kindness, thousands of teach
ers In the publlo schools will make
the week an occasion for clebratlon.
Pleas for Justice for animals will be
uttered all over the land and many
posters circulated and exhibited.
The Humane Society has for Its ob
jective, not only care and protection
of unfortunate animals, but Its main
excuse for exlstnnce Is It effort to
Instill Into children of tho country
lessons of kindness, compassion and
consideration for others.
Rev. Dr. S. Paikes Cadman, radio
minister for the pcdoral Council of
Churches of Christ In America, spend
ing over WEAF once said, that hu
man beings who act like brutes to
ward dumb animals are not men as
God conceives man, that they lack
those characteristics that differently
ate them from other loving creatures
and that they sink to such a acale of
moral being that they forfeit tho ro
apeot of all decent people. Dr. Cad
man said that many animals dis
played such traits In their attitude
toward their human companions that
"I wonder why the bliss of any fu
ture paradise should be denied them."
"Be kind to animals anniversary"
Is not an experiment. It Is a nation
al event. Kindness Is the koynoto ol
humanity. To promote this Idea Join
the national be kind to animal week,
not only this week but for all the
ensuing weeks of the year.
The late Dr. David Starr Jordon of
Stanford university, expressed this
Idea aptly when he said: "If a child
Is made to realize mat w wuw
needless suffering Is wicked, It gos
a long way toward building whole
some character aa well as towards
encouragement of development of that
frame of mind that makea universal
peace a necessity."
IN BUILDING LISli
u.JFvl la nnn nf 14 leading north'
west cities which enjoyed an. Increase
In Its 1038 flrst-quarteriy duikhiif
permits over the same period in juji
according to a canvass of 38 cities
by the statistical department of the
Equitable Savings and ixn uuocia
1Ann nf Portland.
With a total valuation of $87,360
in 1938 against 61,135 In 1037, Med
ford showed an Increase of 43 per
cent. Only Eugone, Klamath Tails
and Salem showed higher percentages
of increase among Oregon civics w"
tha oration total was a 84
per cent loss, and the 38 northwest
eit.lea sustained drop In gross
hiiUHlnv volume of i Der cent.
o. .,.... r,i the 98 cities showed
a decrease In home construction, but
Medford reported a 17 per oent in
crease over the same period last year.
OPENNAZARENE
The Church of the Nararene will
formally open their new church on
Holly street opposite the Junior hlch
school, Sunday, May 1. The entire
church, Sunday school and visitors
will meet at the former plaoe of wor
ahlp at 0:15 and go In a body to the
new churoh, where Sunday school will
be conducted as the opening session
at 0:30.
Tho program will Include public
worship at 10-45, with Itcv. FTcd M.
Woatherford, pastor, spenklng: at 3
p. m. tho Rev. E. E. Martin, district
superintendent of the North rnclltc
dlrtrlct. will Blva the formal openlnR
sermon In the new edifice, ia the
distrlct-wlds representative. At 7:30
p. m., Rev. U. E. Harding, former pas
toral associate of Mr. Weatherford,
will be heard In the closing evan
gellatle service of the day.
Rev. Mr, Harding has recently re
ceived nation-wide publicity through
the Associated Press aa the result ol
the surgical operation which he con
templates shortly through the Green's
Fye hospital of San Francisco, by
which he hopes to regain his sight,
by a cornea operation.
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend the formal opening services
In the new edifice.
HELP
3 LBS. A DAY j
Doctors y your kMnnyi rontsiiD 15 milt j
c-f tiny ttihwt of fllten which help to purify the I
plftf-d and keep volt hiJlhy. Mtast pnpl pitM
txv.it H pint ty or nhout 3 poiui'ln of M
'iMiirnt or iTtMy pKMiiKf with urtmrliru' ;
n'l I hi nun i ho there mir t tvim(httt j
rnn your kntne or I'U'Mer. j
An Ten of Hi-Kin rr p,iirnn in yanr rloe1.
trim) (Imp to linn fi.hl Vuiiu y (tutor let-, tntt '
lw th rfctiaf (if iiAKKHic bmkiifhr, rlimiiiwttc
pftltM, lrf l.w tf pep Hid eirey, fft' t
tire up iiiKi.if, Be!n, puffin uivln J
th rv e, heiniai lift rnl iiuiinr. J
Diiti't Bitt Ak ynnr (tmigiat for Iltmn'i j
fit!, urt MirfWiiHy ly mi limn f'r over i. j
rfr. They iiv hippv relsof ml will hl, th"
h miW of ktdii-v tiV fl'nh cit rM.oiioui
vutc Irota your Ueod. Gt Vn uUe. J
Regularly 22.95
Men here's a chance to outfit -yourself
in & new suit at a BIO
avtng for Ward Week brings
you the top values of the ynsr
Plain or sports back models,
sin pie or double-breasted . The
smartest patterns of the Reason
stripe checks. Monthly Day-
ments. No alteration charge.
I hv.-v.:!' , -V!.i .:j4A,afL',:i... - - -,.r a
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" ntr AnSli(S rt J lowest Price In Ward History! ;' rJ We've Slashed
I KroWw1 l ' Huge Sale! j the Price for
j POnnD SHIRTS '. feWard Week!
iK&9m&&6L v'r pj s " " 3 mf A Men's
I "Standard Quality" : ' ji M rS'ISrS J IfliSSI ' liCLD
nf tr ' Mi Nevr before hava Wards new . I S m, w.N, I 3 popular collar styles I . ; UimS JBu-l
f 1 Si "Standards" been reduced so low j ML fj M fcWll
$jrB f i ... and nowhere but at Wards .. . " - il , VTVV 1 - il Um
r mi la Ward Week ... could you get . J ft QD d ' )'VvV?W' 'S WBlL
h' JX " ch a fine tire at these sensa- f .I I ftTl II - , 1 4 J SALE ! WOVOM M oljl
f ; ' tionally low prices . . . prices Kf TIT HV 1 r n WOiSf -aW Bi V-M TIM
l 1 i A Bma8hed t0 "rock-bottom." You'd j A K i aW v'k i Kv Pattern Sliirls m fi 'f f: '
M C Sii n better hurry ... to get your share ffj I 440x21 B 4V4 fe W 41
B v 1 flr I of Ward Week savings on guaran. K iS' V -g S U'K ffl f f
EVI 1:1 teed Riverside "Standard" Tires I . '. M tofff M jtf Regularly 1 l!ffl
ji I afS a. AnW A.n1 ' lalv III A"1NLt V y -'ir T.49 -I- 13 Vfjffi ill
I IV1 ? I 4.50x20... 5.80... 7.34 .6.00x16... 9.11 - ' tiffSxiVm W Fin. cotton broadcloth, I Wk
i B C J 4.50x21 ... 6.10 ... 7.63 6.00x17. 10.66 . jTjt. "Wl rich woven-in patterns I P T
1 IjsVI L 4.7Bxl9 . . . 6.27 . . . 7.79 6.00x20 ...... 11.94 'M
i 1 IT 1 f 1 8.00x19 . . . 6.80 . , . 8.45 6.50x19 13.82 ' ' .
I hA j J 5.25x18 ... 7.42 ... 9.23 1 fT'T3SlS!M ggg:Jt7:lj'IVltiifflM
il 11 21 3 ... ....... ,J " - wen. New bummer fcd a, .
1 11 I 1 1horJ,xr'rop0rtfono,yK.0-0c.c; J U h'j Colors In This Huge H 1
SVlri 'AM0US,TREAD .... guaranto m i I: V-;Kj . r- MMi
m I A a? ( 1 I on 3!onooto) is me some "Standards" are guaranleedto 1 I'lWtl K!l 0 BBSv -) J N ?, V m . - A.
bs . u r ' 1 1 1 hi ii i if r i i n ecu ' vi itiiB: a i-. ..: . -: x . i& . m
H M Sal tungormogadorl Brightl J fTiC
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I fWffl Puffi n C0nef,nn Pr.r.t U ISI
Regularly 45c .. . and we're som m lTlfflErM S 1WS?I W ' -V1 I
million, at that prleel Single electrode yOQ ifeMtR lYi7 Mill's SJlll'IS !'! Tl 1 f J
gives hot, quick sparkl Compare with M BftpK lil 1 I 4- C v5 " Vl ' 1
' nationally advertised. 86c spar plunl WARI) WKKK ONI.V ' ff R Hl' 3 ll O T t S 'SwM9 '
1 LPl : 1 Qc
1 on i? - urtClA iihess socks AOe r
20-l,oot Garden Hose 0 ie i ffiPpfwSK 1 -4h
S neeatorly lle pf jc Wards regular stock-reduced i a0& V A
t GUARANTEED 1 YEARS 1 At this sensa- "V J A n'ltlit$vW;V FAST C0L0R ,hor,, in mart 1 " pSSsV f , ' f
S tionally low price only a few days morel J I B S Expensive-looking patterns $ ttrWMnsWTOs new ,,atWrn, Swi,i ,hit, i V iW-ti
' . ' . .. JKWk ft T in checks, plaids, stripes. l 111 C IIA.U . A Full sizes 1 SwAifcir S
Ifs braideu, re-lntorced. Won't kink or V Rayon and cotton mixtures. :jl'THiV4M : f WKlrfiW V'''''
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l uouDie-uar .nicycie K 1 loweit Pwee tAi yeor s.l!eJ
1 Z.i00 Drcs shoes :f V .
I : TT"' 1 188 w
II En am el ware Sale sm. rniamns 1 ?3stf X
r" A Wards most popular 3.40 dress r. Lafa i'f ! . v-- ' i- X
II .aw v i?9Mr P8c (S-l-C K show at a saving of 91c a palrl , 15
If Reg. akKffir. All shlnlnB Ivory, with BSST ft 1 ' K' iii!, ., , . t wireWN -
L k A 'ti'Sa.Ts'l Blsolc smooth leather with strong V...-.xrKNS. iS&Xt
I red trim. Percolator. saucepsra. KK J u'hw "cottons'FuU H jfefcj leather soles and rubber heels. t m n"r'"
Double Bnilsr, Dish Pan, Covered Kettle. cul '"coat or 'middy styles. s sire. 6-11. V homj
, nl t Z 71 : ESSj! WW Medw,k Wg!o f!&ra MIXING P3
4-U nfle T.awn Mower hsh brh Uw, Gl- ifepj p-m bmBl faucet P
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LowesttWard Week Price Ever)
5oc Ringless
CHIFFOiVS
All silk hose, sheer and
clear I Lisle reinforced
feet. Full length or popu
lar 'Knee Free.' Service
weight with lisle tons.
Sale! 59c
Tubfast Cotton
Frocks
A Ward Week Saving on
fine percales or cotton
sheers 1 Prints I Dots I Tai
lored or dressy types, many
with bolero effects, or slide
fastenetsl 14-52.
4a-yr. Long wen r
4t- -m m ir wti rr C
65
Lowest Price Since Ififli --y
35lower than last year's
sale price! Stronit bleached
mxialln. Hand-torn. Sturdy
Ml tr . Wa rd Week onl7
Reduced only a few daya morel Hm four
14-ln bladea. R-!nch whtMM. Smooth
bAll-brnrinn a. lion. Eiirlot-d uenrs. Hurry!
Siwel
479
Regularly $1,291 Holds plen
ty for a hungry min. With
our best pint vac. bottle 1
Resrularly 1.98. Top prain
golden horsphide. Leather
lined. New open back.
Use anywhere ln5ide, on waIU.
woodwork radiators or furnl
turel Gallon 169.
Lowest price evert Brass,
chrome-plated. Indexed han
dles. Self-drain soap dish.
Cases . . 1S
Revolving
Sprinkler
Special for Ward Week!
Covers 30-ft. area with ordi
nary pressure. Fins spray.
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Amazing Savings!
SALE! JVew
Shoe Styles
You save 31c a pr.
During Ward Week
67
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Lowest Price for Ward, Week in 5 Years!
Power House
Overalls
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Regularly 1.98
Dressy straps, perforated Idd ties
, . . sports oxfords with hand laced
trims I Summer's leading styles
are featured in this great sale I
White. Sizes from 4 to 8,
Sale! 1.98 Nurses' Oxfords
167
At Wards lowest-ever price
for Ward Week only! They
feature cradle arches, heel
and metatarsal pads! 4-8.
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115
Sanforized Shrunk
Wards new low price gives
you greater savings than any
sale price in 5 years and on
a finer overall! Sapforlred
Shrunk 8-oi. denim. Extra
full sizes, Waist 30-42.
Sale! Copper Riveted
"101" Band Style
Regularly 77c
Built for strength I Sanforized
Shrunk 8-oz. denim with 12 cop
per rivetal Waist 30-42.
V'L'f
Knlc! JOc 4ionn
Honry detailed
25"
Price cut in half I Colored
Jiand embroidery made in
Puerto Rico I Nainsook. 16-17,
j. - a
1 Iff ' t aii v- lf si Ix i ii T2i 1 if a 1 4
Towol Snlc
12
Regularly IV Save t8c on
(III Si. 17"x30". Turkish
Pestela. White borders.
i wards J)
wards
hA SUPER -.f
pooinl Offer!
279
Per jol.
M 5 gof. cans
I gal. Linseed Oil, 3 qts. Tur
pentine included with each
5 gallon purchase.
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7 Tube Console ' 'sr A " I
Automatic AC! X 1 1 QQ
X Pay Only I I OO
AdD Si o month,
tvARn week -4vJOO down payment,
sji monthir. down payment. A Record Low Price lor a
earrvm, ch.r.e I -TIJHE SUPEll-
Push-a-button tuning aeleo- I
ttonsl oets Europe. Dynamle I TTaRTaRROllYKsE
speakerl Rleh-grsined. hsnd-rub- 1 rnm.B-4 M lilt VI' M. i. MA .
bed consolel 1 X MIRACLE Valuel Most models
1-Tnne AC Mantel priced JlO higher don't offer 4 automatic
same features 31 .as selections! Or a Superheterodyne cir-
cuit that gets twice as many stations as
p p, Unmp, a TRFI 5 superdsmamic speaker! Gets
ror rarm nomei tU y s Automatjc volume controii
7-tube battery OQ QQ X Lighted dial 1
mantel drastically gCiJ.OB X J
reduced I www (( Vot R BRtfwrTi 77r w
7-tube One Batterv Mantel 39. RS
12-Monh
Battery
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PATCH
KIT
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Picnic
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BtuHHt Compar fa
room (W.5 hattfrlr! Hrwiil
prt for Ward Week!
88'
4-pe. Bowl
Set
88c
RnlsrlT tie! In. ma
terial, two tubes cement. It's
lower priced In Ward Week.
Reeulsrly 1.191 Gallon alee
keeps liquids hot or cold for 8
to 10 hoursl Insulatedl
Don't miss this Ward Week
special! 4 glass mixing bowls
in convenient sites.
TllBe (Breaitesl
at .-estKff
arvt s
'.". a jtmmm nm cam .aa t
in Ward Week History!
Brand New 1938 hi, i SLw.i .Ai-L
109'5
9H
Down
plus carrying charge
See it I Compare it I You'd
expect to pay at least $159
for equal size, quality, and
features I Large porcelain
interior holds loads of
food . . , shelf area is 12.5 5SAir3'
sq. ft.t Speedy Freezer (oeeHSAupint
iiiunva w tv. o vuucdj u jug, t
Automatic interior light I '
Freon refrigerant I
interior Light
en wfitn opn auto
mollcollv goi off
whn door Ii cleMd.
,ry II II II II 1 It 1
Super-PowerUnlt t;- 0 I
ca. Slaw So... ' I
w unit. J I
Speedy Freezer
lten-plK .train
lti. with -mate herd
door Eaiylocltan Twin eyllnaV unit.
Closet Seat
low. It PrM
l69
Hardwood covered with
white sprayed-on celluloid.
Waterproof cover, Hurryl
f
Comport Sultei J HH
.3 PIECE BEDROOM
Waterfall style with graceful, rounded
fronts compare $70 quality! All draw
ers dustproof I Bottom chest drawer Cedar-lined!
Bed, chest, vanity or dresser,
Water System
WW Week
Only
Direct from well pump.
Water at turn of tap. 250
gal. par hour capacity.
3488
Wards Lowest Price
3
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for on outfit of this Quality!
1 1494
Complete -3 c.
Buy twin or double bed outfits
for your apare room I All eteel
decorated metal bed. 40-pound
cotw llnter mattress and 80
Down Payment, Carrying Chatgs cn'l"P'1nl
3.98 Wash
Boiler
333
This big reduction for Ward
Week only! Solid copper,
tinned inside. I', gallon.
Sale! Innersprings
WARDS LOWEST PRICE OJ
RECORD! More comfort featurea
than most mattresses selling else
where at 18.05. 310 comfort Inner-collet
1144
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ami rill III HIM III II III III II I
it 1 Uv m car 1 u m a v va v i
In eommemoratlon of th U9th
anniversary of Odd fellowship. th
varlou lodgei of thla dtatrlct and
branohes of the order held a banquet
at the First Methodist churoh Tues
day evening. Members were present
from Ashland, Jacksonville, Oold Hill,
Central Point, Grants Pass and Med
ford. After the banquet the fol
lowing program was enjoyed In the
church auditorium. T. Redden,
noble grand of Medford lodge, pre
siding: Invocation, Rev. Joseph Knotto,
pastor First Methodist church; song
by men's quartet, Clarence Meeker.
A. h. Vromsn,.01af and Andy Bever
son: three numbers by Mrs. Prentice's
accordion band; reading, Marie Spen
der of Oold Hill; song, men's quar
tet; two musical readings, Mrs. Lulu
aaulsberry, accompanied by Ruth
Hoffman: violin solo, Gladys Job bins
of Ashland, accompanied by Artis
Blair; three musical numbers, Don
Ferguson. Art G or ham and Virginia
Kellogg of Oold H1U on the violin,
hongo and piano.
Introduction of the grand mast
by A. J. Hanby.
Mrs. Carrie Mae Rickert. vloe -president
of the Rebekah assembly of Ore
gon, gave a talk on the life of Thomas
Wllday, founder of the Odd Fellowa
lodge In the United States 119 years
ago. She also told of visiting the
Wllday monument while In Baltimore
last year.
H. K. Zimmerman of Aitorl. grand
master of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows for tha state of Oregon,
and also olrcult Judge of Clatsop and
Columbia counties, gave a splendid
address. He told of the progress made
by Odd Fellowship during Its 110
years of existence in the United
States and of its accomplishments la
oaring for the aged and orphans, and
In assisting In relief of Its membera
and families.
The meeting closed by the audience
sin Rt ns; America.
News of4-H
O CLUBS
TELEPHONE 386
By Louise Brttton
Orlffln Creek -H clubs wtab e
thank their many friends and neigh
bors who attended their program mad
bos social April I, making tt pos
sible for two more club members to
attend the summer school at Cor-Tallta.
Four-H boys' and girls' clubs met
April 91 at the school grounds with
good attendance. How to make waste
paper baskets was explained to the
boys. v
Cooking class No. planned to
meet at their leader's home Satur
day to oook a complete meal. The
cooMng elub enjoyed ' plenle a
tha home of their leader. Mrs. Rllma
Conger. Luncheon consisted of rege-
table aalad, made by Grace Younmans:
floating lal&nd, by Betty Os born and
Josephine Arnold; baked potatoes, by
Hatel Klme and &oulse Brtttoat
sponge cake, by Alton Crushes an
Helen Zash, and salmon loaf aae)
rolls made by the leader.
To Get Rid of Ants
andRosches-Quick
Just sprinkle BfJHACH across tank
trails (following them to their bar
rowa). and ui cracks and erericea.
niTlllril mWmi alin. wnrk nf ta.
Beet paste guaranteed safe for tamee ,
Mine. ann animaia U.IU.. -
la Handy Mfter Cane Me '
urecary. leeee cworga " TSm
PRONOUNCI BsTtaeVCK
KLAMATH WILL PLANT
SAME SPUD ACREAGE
KLAMATH FALLS, April 28. (AT)
C. A. Henderson, Klamath county
agent, today predicted an 18,000-90,"
000-acre potato crop for the Klamatb
basin this yesr.
Last year 90,889 seres were Ulan ted
to potatoes, and In 938 18,100
Comfort
Neti HOTEL
CLARK
In Downtown
LOS eYpOBLES
Convenience is another of
fering of this hotel Whether
oo business of pleasure oent
the Hotel Clark makes an
Ideal 'base of operations
aa well aa e restful 'billet
at tha end of tbs day,
"campaign " Good r o o a
naturally And moderate
ohargea aa well aa fot room
accommodation give rinai
significance to assuring word
COMPUR1
ROOM lnle from S3JHI
BATHS Double from UJU
MO Wth and HUl
f. 0. B. MOBBI88), Manager.
117 B0UTH C2NTKAL