Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 30, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940. PAGE FIVE Society nd Clubs By Clara Mary Davis Mrs. McClure to Arrive Saturday For Visit Here Expected to arrive here to morrow morning by train is Mrs. Robert L. McClure of Chi cago, to spend two weeks visit ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frazer Brown at their home on West Eleventh street. Mrs. McClure is the former Miss Emily Brown, her marriage boing an event in the Medford Presbyterian church two years ago. This will mark her first trip home since that time. After her stay here. Mrs. Mc Clure will accompany her par ents to Tuscon, Arizona by mo torcar and spend several days there before continuing on home to Chicago. The Browns plan to winter in Tuscon. Mrs- McClure will be a guest at the wedding tomorrow after noon of Miss Frederica Brom mer and Ralph Klein. She and the bride-elect are friends of long standing. She is traveling to Medford via the northern route and will come here from Portland. Mrs. Divine Home From California Mrs. Sherman L. Divine re turned to her home here last evening from Sacramento, Cal., where she spent six weeks visiting. Men Admire Women With Shapely Figure Thousands of women keep their ll?ure (lender nd shapely SAFELY without starving or exercising with LAXRID and sensible menus. They find LAX RID prevents them from getting tut and teepa them looking nd Itellng youter Recommend LAXRID lor maintaining normal elht. LAXRID Is 8APE TO TAKE It does not contain Dlnltrophenol or Thyroid. Try it on our Money-Back Guarantee. Get LAXRID from our druggist, Wainacott s Eaat 81de Phar macy, Medford. Oregon. Smalls Arrive to Attend Saturday Wedding in City Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Small and two children. Mary Kather ine and Jerome arrived in Med ford this morning by train from their home in Portland to attend the marriage of Miss Frederica Brommer and Ralph Klein to morrow afternoon. Mrs. Small is Miss Brommer's sister. She will be her matron of honor at the ceremony. Last evening the bride-elect was feted at a shower party ' the home of the D. Ford McCor mick's on the Rogue river when the Misses Clarita and Frances McCormick and their sister, Mrs. Guy Stoddard entertained. Guests were members and for mer members of regular bridge club. Others present were Mesdames Charles W. Barnes, Harvey Rob ertson, Charles Clay, Ji'., Robert Emmens, Otto J. Frohnmayer and the Misses Jarvie and Patri cia Thompson and Marian Moore. Miss Brommer received a number of lovely gifts and bridge was enjoyed throughout the evening. She formerly be longed to the club prior to mov ing to Portland several years ago. Mr. Klein, the prospective bridegroom, arrived here last evening by plane and is staying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Klein. Rasmussens to Visit in City Spending the Labor Day holi day in Medford are Mr. and Mrs. George Rasmussen of Salem. The couple are house guests of Mrs- Rasmussen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts at their home on Crown Hill. They expect to visit here until Tues day at which time they will travel north again. Miss Burtis to Teach in Carmel The many local friends of Miss Lucille Burtis, former asso ciate professor of art at the Southern Oregon College of Education, will be interested to know that she is vacationing in Carmel-by-the-Sea. after a sum mer spent at Davis and attend ing summer school in Berkeley. She is a member of the Car mel Art association and has made several interesting block prints for the Carmel Guild of Craftsmen. Miss Burtis will be teacher of art in the new Carmel high school and supervisor of art I work in Sunset school. In Ber keley, Miss Burtis has been studying painting under Ray Boynton and design with Lu cretia Nelson. Pease Hosts for Large Gathering Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pease enter tained officers and members of the Canton and auxiliary of I.O.O.F. recently at their sum mer home on Rogue river near Prospect. Thirty guests were seated on the porch overlooking the river and mountains and enjoyed an afternoon dinner. Later cards and games were played. Mr. Pease is captain of the canton and Mrs. Pease is presi dent of the ladies' auxiliary. Next regular meting will be an event of September 6 at the I.O.O.F. hall. 1 Couple Wed in Parsonage Here Last evening in the parsonage of the First Methodist church. Miss Margaret Ella Watson of Medford and Thomas Williams of Longmire, Wash., were united in marriage. The Rev. Joseph Knotts officiated. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hamilton attended the couple. The Williams will make their home in this city. Group Returns From Bay City Mrs. Charles Strang, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes and daugh ter, Miss Marian returned yes terday morning by train from San Francisco, where they at-' tended the Golden Gate Interna tional exposition on Treasure Island since Monday. The Holmes reside in Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Holmes, the daugh ter of the Strangs, and Miss Marian, have been visiting at the Medford Heights home of the Strangs for some time this summer. , I Kubli Home Is j Scene of Party j Mrs. Edward Kubli and Mrs. Leon Offenbacher were joint hostesses for a recent lawn pic nic and shower party honoring Mrs. Edith Marlott and daugh ter, Vivian, who plan to leave soon for Santa Rosa, Cat., to make their home. The event, which was held at the Applegate home of Mrs. Kubli, was attended by about twenty guests. Mrs. Marlott, sis- j ter of Mrs. Offenbacher. had re cently resided in Medford- i I0NAL UNITS INCREASED The authorized strength of both Oregon national guard units here will be increased ' when mobilization orders are issued. I It had been announced prev iously that Company A, 186th 1 infantry would be increased ! from 86 to 129 men and today , First Lieut. James W. Grigsby, : commanding headquarters de tachment, said his unit would be increased from 11 to 26. Both units are now enrolling men on the inactive list pending issuance of the mobilization orders, expected about Septem ber 15. When the mobilization order is issued, the men on the inactive list will be transferred to the active list, ready to go to camp with the others. The guardsmen are to be In camp a year, the units here go ing to Fort Lewis. Officers pointed out that by enrolling in the rational guard, men can avoid being conscripted under the proposed conscription law Applicants may register for en rollment at the armory. To SAVE on Labor Day Foods at the Riverside where PRICES ARE LOW 24 Hours A DAY Every Day! MATCHES Diamond Blue Star Fall 18 cu. Inch box 6 box carton 10c Orange Juice O-MIO-o Brand. No. J ran. Much cheaper than fresh Jnlre. It's Good, lie lots of It. 3 cans . . 25c COOKIES Hyde Park assort . by Loose-Wilt Lb. pkg. 23c FIG BARS sssSS 2 lbs, 15c SALMON 55 2 cans 25c CERTO, 3 bot. 45c Baking Powder Calumet lb. can. 15 Clabber Girl... 2 lb. can 17 Baby Fd. 4 cans 29c Llbhv'l CORN STARCH. 3 pkg. 19 Royal Club. None better SNOWDRIFT 3 lb. can 45 6 lb. can 851 SALT 8 lb, bag 19 Tor plrkllnc FLY SPRAY pt- 19? qt. 29c Blf or Shell Toi SYRUP, full qi. botila 25t Morning Pew. Quality at low price BORENE giant pkg. 49 Bar norene Soap free with eacb parkate. Royal CELATIN 3 pkg. 13? POTATOES Klamath No. t 50 lb. bag 49c Ground Cherries 3-Ib 25c fAtra fanry Lemons. . . doz. 19c 0mrd iMtr fanr? Tjnklt .16ft ! PAY LESS Local Steer Beef Thar Is no need to stint on Quality when you buy your meats here. ROAST lb. 15c BOILING BEEF lb. 11c Plate and Rib. Very- rood for dnmplln( or noodles Tender milk fed VEAL Roast lb. 15 Chops lb. 1940 Loin and rib Breast lb. H Tender, fine flavored LAMB Leg lb. 23 Chops Ib. 25? Loin and rib Breast lb. 10 HAM Here's Something Extra Nice SMALL OREGON CHIEF lb. 22ic Always a nice assort. Chickens. Rabbits. Lunch Meats TRY OUR FINE HOME MADE POTATO SALAD SUGAR J I n m'i V treey awe fi staid. SeTi "" jAwttJJI Use this Superior Sugar for I -LJf four canning needs I - PARK EASIER T R VERS DE MARKE CHUCK BATEMAN. Owner DIAL 2117 ROXY LOSES ROLL OF A roll of technicolor preview ilms of the mnvi "Snvaon Drums." was stolen from the Roxy theatre Wednesday after noon, city police said today. Ihe films were contained In small cardboard hnv whirh Jack Morqn, ticket taker at the uieaire, iaia on an empty seat beside him when he left his seat while watchinc? a nirttir in an. swer the telephone, police said tney were told. When Moran returned lh hnv was gone, police said. NEW SOFT DRINK GOESJNMARKET A new locally-produced soft drink, the A-l, was put on the market here today. It is an ene- tirely new beverage which, the manufacturers say, contains vitamins A B and C. It is of fered as a soft drink and as a mixer. The new beverage Is a product j or the A-One Beverage company and is made at the A-l brewery, 301 North Fir street. The bever age plant was installed at con siderable expense and represents a new investment in Medford Industry, said Sam Kroschel, company president- ! ALSO ASKS III! In a suit on filed In circuit coutr today. Attorney Otto J. Frohnmayer seeks J350 from Ralph L. Weide. A writ of at tachment is also asked. The complaint alleges that Benny N. Corpus won a Judgment of $350 against Weide in a California court December 15, ,1939, that the Judgment has not been paid and that it has been assigned to Frohnmayer. HewTMUn FEMALE FUNCTIONAL COMPLAINTS fit womn toda? do not hava ohm sign of functional trouble. Mart rou'ra nolle YOURSELF ttln r)tla. moody and nerroua lata It. Thm At try fimoui Lydia B. 1 .. Vlkv pinkham' V(ttabl Compound to bip quirt unatruntt norfii, raliavt monthly pain .cramp, bafiucha. brUfh, and wak. nrou. dizrr apcila dua to functional disorders. Pinkrmm'a Compound haa .lpd thmiUmU of Mrflriirn, tTTOiit VOTs-n to to nllin: tLru' d IVuJttiir.aa."irT It I These Values E&ing Cite Bell! Save Money By Getting Your Dack To School Supplies At WESTERN THRIFT Right now at the time when you need It the most we bring you this Back to School Sale. Everything you'll want for school is "'at reduced prlcesl Large, brand new stock of fresh merchan dise. Crab your hat and hurry whllis selections aie completel BIG FIVE PEIICIL TABLETS 3 f or 1 0c BIG TEH PENCIL TABLETS 2 for 15c TYPING PAPER Big Count 3 for 25c 10c CRAYOLAS Genuine 2 for 15c PENCILS Oversize Eraser 5 for 10c 25c FOUNTAIN PENS Black 19c 5c NOTE BOOKS Coil Bound 4 for 1 5c ERASERS Soft-Pink 2 for 5c & 5c RULERS Brass Edge, Hardwood 5c CANVAS BINDERS TWO OR THREE RINO 25c LOOSE LEAF BINDERS TWO OR THREE RINO 10c PENCILS AUTOMATIC. WITH SUPER-THIN LEADS 25c LEAD PENCILS GOOD QUALITY 6 for 5c LEAD PENCILS WITH RED ERASERS 4 for 5c MUCILAGE SHEAFFERS BKRIP-GRIP 10c PASTE SHEAFFERS SAFETY-CRIP 10c 10c COMPOSITIONS 3 for 25c STAFFORD'S INK JUMBO SIZE 10c JUMBO PENCILS mil To All Kiddies of School Age With Purchase of Their School Supplies Here. Limit One to Each Child While Our Supply Of Fifteen Hundred Lasts. Men's Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs. 5c Pint Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottle 59c Icy-Hot Lunch Kit, Pint Vacuum 95c $1.00 Value Framed Pictures. . .59c Playing Cards Pinochle Cards 25c 50-inch Rayon Table Cloths. . . .25c 75c Caroid and Bile Salts 53c 100 Hinkle Pills 7c 10c Woodbury's Fac. Soap, 4 for 21c 75c Jergens Combination Offer 39c Rubber Fly Swatters 5c Sticky Fly Ribbons 5 for 10c Giant P. and G. Soap 3 for 10c 25c Listerine Tooth Paste . .3 for 49c Dura-Gloss Nail Polish, all col. 10c FRESH TODACCOO Dill's Best Pipe Tobacco. , . 10c Prince Albert or Velvet...,., ,10c Big Ben or Half & Half 10c Buffalo, Duke's, Advertiser 3 for 10c Kool Cigarettes 2 for 25c Phillip Morris Cigarettes. .2 for 27c Camels or Lucky Strike. . .2 for 25c' Chesterfields, Raleighs ... 2 for 25c West American, Old Golds, 2 for 25c Avalons, Dominos ....10c Wings, Sensations 10c Paul Jones, 20 Grand. 10c Model or Union Leader. . .2 for 15c G. Washington or Granger 2 for 15c MEDFORD'S ORIGINAL PRICE CUTTERS 30 II. Central STORE HOURS SUNDAY AND LABOR DAY A. M. TO I P. M. Dial 3874 FREE DELIVERY IMBSBSanstsMI