Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 23, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr MTCDFOTtD MXTE TRWmm. MEDTOim OT?E00NT, FRTTVAY. FEBRtTAHY 2:?. We Specialize on Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Bunch Lettuce Head Lettuce Green Onions Parsley Spinich B. Sprouts Rhubarb Cauliflower Artichokes Bell Peppers Celery Sweet Potatoes Cabbage Beets Carrots Turnips Parsnips " Onions Oranges Bananas Cranberries Grape Fruit Lemons Fancy Apples Cooking Apples Fresh Cocoanuts H All telephone orders given the same attention as if yon called at 'the store in ; person. Personal Attention Phone 252 H. E. Marsh GROCER Prompt Service Phone 252 ail IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIM Real Candy Service First, Ave fo mid the best candy witli the strongest guarantee and reputa tion. ; Then we secured the agency for this candy WHITMAN'S. "We receive supplies direct from the makers fresh and perfect always. We guarantee not only the good condition of every piece of "Whitman's we sell you, but we guarantee satisfaction. If for any. reason you are disappointed when you open the package, bring it back. "We want it. Also we aim to keep on hand always a full stock of "Whitman's, so that you can buy a suitable package for anv candv. taste or social occasion. -A new stock received every Friday. .' Heath's Drug Store PHONE 884 "We are no farther from you than your telephone, ,( ,; Krank Doremus arrived home yea S whore he had been visiting his par ssi ents since Christmas. We hare good values In used cars. Pattern & Robinson. Inc. if Paul Sheror has returnod homo from San Francisco where ho was making tin Investigation of cold stor age facilities. , airs. Fredrick of the Hertford Beau ty Shop has returned from tho city, where sho received instructions In a Kcclal advanced conrsu of lialrdross ing. !i8.1 jr. G. MorUoff of Murdoff & Wolfr sold his home at 112 Kast Main street to "Tip" Davis of tho Davis Transfer company, last woek. Davis will take possession of tho residence the first of next month. Jlordoff Is as yet un decided as. to future plans but states ho Is contemplating! building a new rosldonce. Thornless blackberry plants. Eden falley Nursery, Phone C80-J-2. tf Dr. Jouett P. Itruy arrived this morning-from Myrtle Point where ho Is now residing. From .Myrtle Point to Kugeno he came by rail and tho rest of the trip was mudo by auto. Ho stopped In Grants Pass last night and drove on into Modl'ord this morning. Spring is heco! Tho laco should bo protected nguiu outdoor ciosuro and dirt with fitting preparations at my ladies' service. Hertford llenuty Shop, 1'hone 191-1.1, Medford llldg. Auto Insurance, Drown & White. George Hilton, Jr., the federal land bauk operator whose home is near Central Point, and who is working on duty now In other parts or the state, has been In Portland tho past two days. ' Grafted Franquette walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680 J-2 tf ' Ding cherry trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phono C80-J-2. tf 11111 Mitchell, who has been gone for tho past month on business for the Standard Manufacturing company of this city, arrived Wednesday night from tho northern part of tho state und will spend several days ut home. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 711 E. Main. Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf Uy mistake the leading system car ried by the Modern Plumbing & Heat ing company in the answers of the Who's Who and Why page was given as Areola. This company handles tho Mueller Plpeless Furnace exclusively In this territory. Although they han dle Areola as well: as other Medford firms, the Mueller. Furnace was the answer to the contest question. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. ' tf For Sale Four , and one-half h. p. spray outfit..,. V; ,V-- Barnum, call 403-H-3. ' 285 Another Shipment of those Ready Made Dresses Don't let this opportunity slip by, as they are sure $ 1 6.00 classy, and most of them only ................... Big Line of Vegetables and Fruit Free Delivery Goods Sent C. O. D. You Know Where J O N ES ' (of course) Phone 125-126 The Store That Keeps 'Em All Awake BOOTLEG ELECTRICITY is the quality you get when INCOMPETENT ELECTRIC IANS have superintended the wiring and installation of elec trical equipment in your home, store or factory. When electrical equipment is PROPERLY INSTALLED you can heat, clean and illuminate your home and cook all foods with much less trouble and at as low, if not lower cost, than by numerous other means of accomplishing the same results. Peoples Electric Store have the necessary knowledge, the best of materials and the electrical mechanics WHO KNOW HOW. Phone 12 Medford, Ore. A.B.Cunningham O. O. Alenderfer OBITUARY McNULTY Edward Thomas lit- Nulty died yesterday nt Sacred Heart Hospital from pneumonia, aged 27 years, 0 days, born February 7, 1890 nt Patterson, N. J. Mr. Mc- Nulty was taken ill on driving thru Medford February 16 B,nd was tnken to the hospital nnd passed away Feb ruary 23. The remains will be for warded by the Perl Funeral Homo to Now York City where his parents llvo and Interment will take placo there. He la survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James P. McNulty, two brothers and four sisters. William J., HarroM McNulty, New York City; Mrs. Henry Itoltalr, Long neaeh. New York; Mrs. David H. Itockcf oiler, Mrs. Eugene I.lttlnwood, Mrs. T. V. Dovcns, Now York City. McDONOt'OIT .Tamos McDonough 5 GOOD CIGARETTES HO GENUINE "Bull" DURHAM TOBACCO Box Stationery A quantity of box sta tionery, full count, sell ing for 40 to 60c Saturday Special 22c MEDFORD BOOK STORE 34 No. Central died yefiterday at his home neurl ltuch Februnry 23, aged "8 years, I) months, IS days. Ho was born In j Ireland July 2!i, 1800 and has been' a resident of the state 4fi years and : of Jackson county 85 years. He) leaves his wife, I.illle, threo sons anil one daughter, Ivan McDonough, San Kranciseo; Chester and Martin Me- Donough. Ituch. Ore.; Mrs. Horico Tuipln, Medford, Ore. H.'rvlcs In charge of the Perl Funeral noma and will bo held at the Log Town ceme tery, Saturday nt 1:30 p. m. PENNY William Denny, a res; d nt of the Steamboat countrv, dkd February 21, navrt 70 years and he had been a resident for litre.? nars who a ho followed mining and pros pec'tlntf. nolntiva In riea'tU ted Itutte, Mont., have been notl'.ljl. P.e tiiale.s a: tho Perl F.u.eral Mono. Notice It is tlmo to mako gardon, and i people having chlekens nro requested to koep them shut up in compliance with tho city ordinnnce. 2S7 CIUEK OP POLICE. IJvesloek PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 23. Cat tlo nominally steady; receipts 3. Hogs 25c lower; receipts 229. Prima light 9.D0S?10.00; smooth heavy 230 to 300 lbs., $9,000-9.50; Binoolh hoavy 300 lbs. and Hip $S.OO9.00; rough heavy $7.508.50; fat pigs $9.25 9.50; feeders $9.00(ff9.25; stags $5.000.25. Shoop nominally steady; receipts six. Itiitter PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 23. But ter stoady; extra cubea 4444c; prints 4Sc; cartoiiB 4 9c. Duttorfnt stoady; No. 1, 49c. Portland. Eurs nnd Grain PORTLAND, Ore., Fob. 23. Eggs, selling prico, case count 25 2 fie; buying price, current receipts, 23c; henneries 25c. Selling price. candled 2G27c; selected candled In cartons 272Sc. Poultry: Hens, light 15lBc: heavy 2021c; springs 16lSc: old roosters 10c; turkeyB, llvo 23c; dressed 30c; geese, ducks, nominal. wneat: casn 1.2Stjf 1.29; op tions $1.201.35; barley nominal; oats $35.503G.O0; corn No. 3 yol low $.12.5033.25. Mlllstuffs; Mlllrtin $29.0030.00; scratch $40; middlings $42. Hay, buying price, timothy $24 00 25.00; alfalfa $24.00; grain $22.00; clocer $22.00; straw $10.00 per ton. Sun Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23. (V. S. Bureau of Agricultural .Econom ics.) F.ggs, extras 29c; extra pul lets 2 Ctc: undersized 2 3c. I SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23. Dut torfat pound 51V4c f. o. b. San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 23. (State Division of Markets.) Dress ed turkeys 3133c. CONSOLIDATION DIES (Continued from page one.) ho applied to reconstruction of pub lic works desroyod In tho flro of last December. '. A hill to prevent teachers of pub lic schools appearing- in class room in religious garb was enacted. As originally passed by tho house, this bill provided penalties for teachers violating It but this was nmonded by the senate to omit the penalties for tho teachers and In this form It fi nally passed both houses. Bounty Hill Passed. " Tho senate late yesterday recon sidered and passod a bill which it had killed earlier in the day establishing u hunter system for destroying pro- datory animals. It provides a county option method of operation. Tho house finally killed a bill to permit payment of three-fourths of the annunl licenso fees in cases where! automobiles cannot bo used during tho winter months. A special election November G, 1923 on any matters referred to tho people Is provided for In a bill finally passed lust night. MINORITY RULE 8CORED (Continued from page one.) spiscs the indisposition of tho poli ticians to condemn theso minority organizations for their nets of law lessness. When he sees a political office holder tremble beforo an or ganized minority and fall to enforce tho law when he sees tho politician in his pint form even cvude tho Issue tho American citizen knows that his liberties ore In danger und that when his liberties aro Rono his form of government falls with thorn. The patriotic American citizen has come to renllzo that a secret or open or gnnlzatlon, whatever may bn tho out ward profession of Its purpose whether tho perpetration or abolition of wrong if it makes use of unlaw fttl methods, Is nn enemy of him nnd of his government, Koclely Disintegrates. Whenever Inw Is unenforced, the Inexorable mandates of human na turc assert themselves nnd automati cally n disintegration of society sets in wnien, unless cliccked, finally do velnps Into internnl warfare. When, under a weak enforcement of law this process starts, It must proceed to an tiltlmnlo disintegration Involv ing nruln human misery if tho nver ngo of character nnd condition of the population Is not such that a general consciousness of tho situation pro duces a reaction strong enough to Louie's Money Savers 4 bars Creme Oil Soap . ..28c Full Cream Cheese, lb. . . . 30c Holland Herring (imported) special, per kit . . . ., $1.65 Boneless Herring, lb. ........... ... 30c Seed Potatoes, early variety, 100 lbs. $1.50 Burbank Potatoes, best quality, per 100 lbs. ,. . ... ..... $1.00 LOUIE'S Free Delivery Phone 271 THIS WEEK EORGE MELFORD ,;i-!:,rAieciqHi!!:lija.i!;ii!ij BBlnrs I I Jill I :i! "ii -ijr - Af7T. I ' .1 ' Vjr With Llla lice, James Kiikwood, Raymond Hatton, (ieorgo Fnwcctt, Nouh Beery. ' From tho novel by It. li. Stovcnson Never has such a wontler-Btory of tho South Soas been written as Stevenson's "Ebb Tldo." Never have such breathless thrills ,such colorful romance been packed Into one picture. Produced with a marvelous cast by the man who made "the Shiek." SUNDAY TOM MIX - In "IP ANP GOIXG" " ' " - 'V" " Adults fWo . ' , OtJicr tlilldron 10 ' Pictorial Imbtm 50c f, ' ?! Numbers RIALTO Continuous Shows Tomorrow nnd Hqndny 12:30 to 11:00 V. M. No Other Like It where you can buy your whole meat at one place. FRESH and SMOKED MEATS FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Phone us your wants. We deliver GIVE US A TRIAL We have it, we'll get it, or it's not in town Laurel Street Market Phone 475-L FLOUR SACKS 75 c PER DOZEN While They Last Peerless Bakery Makers of Famous BUTTER-NUT BREAD At Your Grocer again re-establish a firm anil Just execution oi law.