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PAGE FOTTR fEDFOHD MATL TRIBUNE. M"EDFO"RD. QKEGOyr, FRIDAY.1 BEPTErBER 16, 1938. v-- Jumpi To Death WOODKAND, Waah, oept. 18. A man tentatively identified u Fat rick J. Ryan, Seattle electrical worker Jumped to nla death from the Lewis river bridge here this morning, offl eera reported. May Gain Strength. DAVIS, Calf (UP) Scientist at the agricultural school of the Unl Terslty of California are breeding new trains of onion to make them stronger not, hover, In taste, halito sis, but In resistance to disease. Debutant PERMANENT WAVE Fredrlclu Machine $375 Soft, lustrous, beautiful. Perfect for ths school girl Shampoos 36c and 600 f?TtfLWjN$ U Beauty Salon Society and Glubs By Clara Mary Davi Younger Set Members Off To College Among members of Medford's younger set lravlng today for Eugene to enter University of Oregon were Barbara Robert. Catherine Conroy and Josephine Bull Is. Miss Roberts was accompanied to Eugene by her mother, Mrs. Fred Hahn. Miss Conroy and Miss Bullls were motored to the campus by the latter's father, Mr. Seth Bullls. The young ladles are all entering their first year at the college. Upon their arrival they will be housed In dormitories and rushed by sororities for the next four days. Following their pledging they will move directly into their respective sorority homes for the school year. Leaving tomorrow by motor for the north will be Miss Nancy Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark. She will enter her sophomore year at Reed College In Portland. Mr. Clark will accompany his daughter to Portland. Antelope Club v Meeting Changed ANTELOPE, Sept. 16. (Spl.) The Ladles' Social club will meet Tues day, September 20, at the home of Mrs. Floyd Horner, instead of on Wednesday, as originally planned. All members are asked to remember the date. GJB59 0055 STANDARD OIL FLY SPRAY Mi ANTS Quick ...nil rAaanlna ' e0rt . wow .t - ii.k. nu"- STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Grants Pass Couple Announce Betrothal At Dinner Party. Friends . of Miss Margaret Oray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gray of Orchard .. avenue, O rants Pass, learned of her engagement to Clarke Stokes, son of Harry . Stokes of Grants Pass, at a dinner party held Monday evening at LaTosca Inn In Phoenix. , Individual announcement cards marked the places of each guest en Joying the Italian dinner at which Miss Maralee Fry, Mlsa Ella Came ron and Miss Helen Entrlken were hostesses. Miss Grey will become the bride of Mr. Stokes the latter part of next month. Guests at the affair included. Miss Oray, Mrs. Harold Klebel, Mrs. Wil liam Black, Miss Barbara Emerson, Miss Betty Emerson, Miss Jeanette Turner, Miss Floradale Campbell, Miss Mary McAdam, Miss Mildred McCarthy, Miss Ardls Jenkins, Miss Genevieve Treadgold, Miss Roberta Borland, Miss Thelma Holloway, Miss Marjorle Cameron, Miss Naomi Smith, Miss Maxlne Love, Miss Lavona Nel son, Miss Anita Feldmaier and Miss Maxlne Jester. Miss Gray and Mr. Stokes are both well known In this city as well as in the valley. Two Return From Missionary Meet Mil May Phlpps and Mrs. RlUy D. Henson have returned to their re pectlve homes from Cottage Orove wnero they attended the annual Cas cade district missionary convention. Miss Phlpps Is the district corres ponding secretary. Mrs, Henson has the distinction1 of having been the district recording secretary for the past 19 years. Miss Phlpps will attend the branch missionary convention meeting In Boise, Idaho, October 0 to 0th inclusive. Zonta Club Forms Interesting Plans The Mcdford chapter of Zonta, in ternatlonal service club of executive women, held the opening meeting of the year In their club rooms on Mon day evening. The session was well at tended. Committees for the year were or ganized and reported tentative plans. The club elected Margaret Fabrlck as- a delegate to the Zonta district convention to be held at Spokane, Wash., September 24 to 36th. An exceptional program for the year was outlined, one of the out' standing features of which Is to be a series of lectures, proposed by the international relations committee on the economic and racial background of political conditions In central Eu rope. Moving" pictures of the Internation al convention held In June at Banff, Alberta, Canada, wore enjoyed by the group. Plans were also formulated for combined .Initiation and birthday party to take place October 10. Rotary Women To Have Tea There will be no meeting of Wo men of Rotary next Wednesday as pel scheduled. The first Wednesday In October, however, there will be an informal tea for Women of Rotary given at the home of Mrs. Ernest R. a It strap, 36 Geneva street. Hostesses will be past and present officers of the organization. AAUW Luncheon Next Saturday Because of conflicting social en gagements pending for tomorrow, thi American Association of University Women will not meet as previously announced. The meeting, a luncheon session at the Hotel Holland, will be held next Saturday, September 24 Instead of tomorrow. Mrs. Justin Smith, pres ident of A. A. U. W. will preside at the affair and plans will be formula ted for the year's work. Piano Recital to Be Wednesday An Interesting program will be pre sented at the Baldwin Piano shoppe Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock hy three of Mrs. Lois Young's piano stu dents. They are Dorothy Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young of Eagle Point, Elolse Peyton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pey ton of this city and Helen Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young, Medford. The three pupils are all Just twelve years of age and possess outstanding talent and exceptional ability for their age. The program for the evening will consist of favorite numbers from Chopin, Orleg, Paderewskl, and other masters. Assisting on the program will be Verlyn Thomas, violin pupil of Mr. John R. Knight, who Is also well known for his accomplishment as a young violinist. The public Is Invited to attend the recital. Nevada Visitors -Medford Guests Mrs. Ed Waltz and Mrs. Jim Con noley of Gerlach, Nev. were recent Medford visitors and house guests of Mrs. George Codding and Mrs. Robert Watson. During their stay, the visitors were entertained a a number of small, In formal bridge affairs. 1 Couple Visit In Trail Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loder of Wil lows, Cal., have spent the past several weeks visiting In Trail. The couple were guests of Mrs. L der's mother, Mrs. Marie Bennett and of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Swingle. Madcap Merry Weds Again Pirate, Attack Tu( SHANGHAI. Sept. 19. (AP) Pi rate, attacked the Dollar Una tug Dahley at the mouth ot the Tang tze river today and raptured lour towed Junlu. Nobody was Injured. No Americana were aboard. One Fatality SALEM, Sept. 18. (AP Elno W Maxwell, Dayton oiler who was In jured September . waa the only fatality among 890 accident, re ported during the ween naca terday to the state Industrial acci dent commission. IF YOU FEEL SUNK Rood this and chr up Are you so blue that lift Is no lo&ftr worth livini 7 Do you cry asilyT Do you M low. Dn, dapmMd-just absoluulv SUNK? Then hero's good mwb (or you In out yon need food rnenU iyim tonle Juat Uk ftmoUB LydU E. Pinkbmm VonUblt Com pound. Let Its wholesom hertw and roots help Nature build up more phytic! reaint ance and tone up your ayitom, so that It eaa more easily throw off tba "blues' sad girt tdore energy to enjoy ltfe. MILLION'S of women haw depended wp on tbia Compound nnd have paaaed the word ton to friend and Deigbbort, sod to their ChWhynot take Pinkbam's Compound utl go "smiling thru"! Madcap Merry Fahrney, 24-year old patent medicine heiress. Is shown with her fourth husband. Count OIIr Casslnl. He Is 26 and runs a New York dress shop. The above picture was made In their Fifth avenue (New York), apartment. (A. P. Photo), Jobs DauRhters Meet Monday Jobs Daughters will hold their first fall meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Mrs L. I. Sanderson, guardian, asks that all members be present as Important business will be discussed. P.T.A. Activities P.-T. A. executive council of the city council met September 14 at the home of the president, Mrs. Clifton Pond. General objective and the pro gram for the coming year was dis cussed by members present. Calendar Junior High P.-T.- A. la formu lating plans for a reception to be held Tuesday evening at the school house at 8 o'clock. An enjoyable pro gram will be held with Mrs. Lois Young In charge of the vocal solos rind community sinking. Greetings will be heard from Mrs. Alta McDou- gal, P.-T. A. president and James Mul it ns, who will Introduce the Junior high school faculty. Mrs. Connie Ballcntyne Is in charge of refreshments, hostesses will be Mrs. R. D. Morrison and other past presidents. The pleasant get-together will af ford an opportunity for parents to meet their children's teachers and each other and to learn the alma of the P.-T. A. units for the cominc year. LOWER ,u m Afyftrffv e r.r. in r.n.lMrf a.v sprft to arfor.v apcir. tionm anrf ,arrf with vrit. I.n HAG Guar. nr.. of I0C tvthfmttton or YOIJH MOSLV HACK. Mnny otn.r. tatd vttth "40.0" Gu.rn(.. Alh mbaut it. Ford Dcnlcrs' entire storks of cars, trucks and commer cials are included in this event. There is an especially fine selection of Inte model Ford V-8's to choose from good looking, sweet running, smooth riding cars with low mileage, sound tires anil good batteries. For volume and variety as well as value it's the best used car buying opportunity youve had in months. So see your Fordi uenier toilay! LOOK BELOW FOR TODAY'S FORD DEALER "CLEAR THE DECKS" SPECIALS I'M ni'lCK it:iN low mileage, reflnMied green: A wire trirr; four nrw tlrrv The het buy w rme ffred In fine fnmlly car .,. lf;iT FOH II UK 1.1 XK Tl lOH SI.IMN ThU car cannot be told t rum n r ra d I o, h en ( e r carrier R. A o, ftiiu;mtre I!MB WIM.YA 77 M:nN Vit can hu (lit economy champion for nnly ., ldSli IM.VMOI TM K M r. TO! ItlMJ SI.IVW II ' 'itcii rrritil-lM'il henter. See IhU b renin K. A i. var $395 car cannot SS75 $285 VN Heron- $545 1933 Ford Pickup R & G . 1936 GMC Pickup, heavy duty Unit .$295 .$495 l'.'! tnrd ludnr ln.tl Mu.lM.n mlan tf5P nrnham nrtan CHEAPIES Una Chevrolet sedan I0S Olds conn lI9 Ptmtlse coupe Porti wdnn lM.lo ford uport ronrtter We are going to wholesale theso curs to retail buyers TRUCK BARGAINS We have a complete line of used trucks many makes and models, which we are sacrificing during this sale. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. THONE 141 or 137 6TH AND RIVERSIDE MEDFORD. OREGON Friday 8:30 p. m. D. A. R. and Sons of American Revolution, Joint dinner, Presbyterian church. 8:00 p. m. Medford music club, home Mrs. Dnrrell Huson, 45 Llndley street. Flour Shipments lp PORTLAND, Sept. 18. (AP) Wheat and flour shloments by water from the northwest for the first two months of the 1938-39 cereal year reached 7,894,146 bushels, or more than the combined shipments for the corresponding period of the three previous seasons, the mer chants exchange said today. VXA (iraitta Asked PORTLAND, Sept. 16. (AP) The regional PWA office received the following applications today: Oregon Grant of 940,600 for county office building at The Dalles costing 90, 000; grant of $4046 for heating ays- Club Notice With clubs and organizations of the city resuming their activities for the fall season after a summer adjourn ment, it Is timely to announce sev eral rules regarding club notices In this column. Club announcements to appear In evening edition should be phoned or brought into this office not later than 10 a. m. of the same day. Announcements to appear In Sun day's paper should be phoned or brought Into this office Friday, write ups of previous meetings not later than 11 a. m. Saturday. Calendar nbtlces should have cor rect time, name and address of meeting to be held. 4 Closing time for Too Late to Clas Jtfy Ads Is l:30-p. m. tern at school at Echo, costing (8990; grant of 3117 for remodeling court bouse at La Grande costing $6926. HADLEY'S "the shop smart women prefer" Everyone Who Sees Them Wants Them! Of spt EXACT COPIES OF EXPENSIVE ORIGINALS! They look like Chinese dogs, make you feel like you're walking on air. ..and are smart plusl BLACK, BROWN or PARIS WINE! Many New Styles Arriving Daily to $3.95 ft: r n w ip n w 4 SALAD DRESSING . quart 35c Miracle Whip PEANUT BUTTER . . 2 lb. 19c Made from freshly ground peanuts SNOWDRIFT . . 3 lb. pail 50c The perfect shortening TOMATO JUICE . . 2 cans 25c Knight's famous Rogue River. Large 22 cans FRUIT JARS qts. 79c pts. 65c Ball or Kerr reguk: 33c They're Tops! We have purchased the remainder of Marsh Garrett's herd of Grain Fed Steer Beef V W f ft I Garrett fed these steers on 22 pounds per day uotl'UI1 HBeu ""i ""a gruuna uariey ior iuu Clays. A carload or tnew same steers topped the market In Portland two weeks ago. Mr. Jones of the Jones Packing Co., saj'i this Is the finest bunch of steers he has ever seen killed here. This fine beef, which ha been aged Just right In oar own cooler, will be ready to cut tomorrow. 15c Tomato Juice Swift, No. 10 tin Vinegar in bulk. gal. Grapefruit Juice 4 A. Libby's. No. 2 tin I U C Salad Veg. 4 ft No. 1 can lUb Tomatoes Josephine new pk.4 Qw No. 2'J. 2 cans I 3C Brown Sugar Mustard Old Mill Catsup 14 oz. bottle Lemon Whip Salad Dress., Cheese Full Cream 3 lbs 14c jar 6C 9c qt 25c ft 15 SOUTHERN OREGON'S FRESHEST Fruits & Vegetables SPUDS 25 lbs. 29? 1. No, I Red I-ocjiI tironn SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs. 15 lirll.lou. iltikril with Mam ONIONS 5 lbs. 13c 50 lbs. SiV CAULIFLOWER each 00 now Whit. Il-r1 CELERY each 50 .11 IllMrtiwI: rrtp Malk GRAPES 3 lbs. 13 1 itkny ll.itl !wm MELONS lb. 2 llon.y P.w, raaii. or .tap POT ROAST Garrett Steers, lb SHORT RIBS Garrett Steers, lb ROUND STEAK Garrett Steers, lb SHOULDER STEAK Garrett Steers, lb 18c 13c 28c 23c SPRING LAMB Shoulder Roast lb. 15c Shoulder Chops lb. 19c Brest Stew . . . lb. 9c Mild, Sugar Cured Lean lb. 29c COTTAGE BUTTS lb. 9 1 c Fancv mild cure, 3 to 4' lb. avg. wt. " FLOUR Central Market will save you money on flour consistently. Buy your flour NOW while it is so low. Four Peaks v 49 lb. SI. 39 Barrel, 4 sacks $5.39 Golden Heart " 49 lb. $1 .29 Barrel, 4 sacks, $4.98 Air Light, all purpose . . 491b. 93c Open Every Evening Until 8:00 o'clock! Prices for Saturday and Monday, Sept. 17, 19 P -JZ 7 5l :c en t ralm a r k et W y'LS 'WhXRL QUALITY IS NOT EXPENSI VE PHONE 19SO-t96l ra.zt PMKiNGt&tuvgiiy
