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SPECIALS FOR
.Canned Food Week, Mar. 3-10
Mission String Beans. Xo. 2 Can
Doz. $1.40. Case of 24, $2.75
Dew Kist Peas, Xo. 2 Can
Doz. $1.75. Case of 24, $3.35
Solar Peas, Xo. 2 Can
Doz. $1.65. Case of 24, $3.25
Down East Corn, fani'v Maine, Xo. 2 Can
Doz. $2.10. , Case of 24, $4.00
Apricots, Xo. 21. Can
" Doz. $2.10. Case of 24, $4.00
Cherries, Xo. 2'. Can
Doz. $2.10. ' Case of 24, $4.00
Peaches, Xo. 2i.Can
"' Doz. $2.10. Case of 24, $4.00
Plums, Xo. 21. Can
Doz. $2.10. Case of 24, $4.00
Blackberries, Xo. 2 Can
Doz. $2.35. t Case of 24, $4.50
Buy by the Case and Save Money
C.
E
LOUIE'S
Free Delivery ,
Phone 271
Candy for Particular People
One sure sign of culture is the ability to disc
riminate to distinguish between the good
and the near good. v . .
In cur candy department we offer WHIT
MAN'S in such a variety of packages and as
sortments as to suit every taste and every
purse.
All these packages have a list of contents
on the bottom for the convenience of the
buyer.. . ' . t -
Heath's Drug Store Phone 884
- .
AYc arc as near to you as your phone
STAR MEAT MARKET
T SATURDAY SPECIALS
Beef Pot Roast 12 1-2 to 15c per lb
Beef Stew ; 121-2c per lb
Fresh Side Pork..... 20c per lb
Pork Shoulder Eoast .....20c per lb
Good Bacon 25c per lb
Fresh Smelt ......'.3 lbs. for 25c
Phone 273 We Deliver
Three ycurs uko the American City
liureuu wns employed at a consider
able censo to reorganize the Med-
I ford chamber of commerce and as a
I majority of the memberships then
secured will expire on April 1st the
, directors- decided to put on a cam
palKii of their own and not employ an
outside agency and thereby make a
'good saving. The board and the com
i mittee ou committees have spent con-
siderablo timo in selecting those who
j will conduct the campaign. '.
The members selected are Paul D.
'McKec, O. O. Alouderfer. 11. A. Thier
olr, U. I,.' Walther, John 11. Carkin,
C. C. I, (.'Million, lilen Kubrick, A. L.
1 1 ill. I'aul Janney, Hamilton l'atton,
U J. Schade, James Taylor, John It.
iTomlin. Kmil Molir, 1'. 11. McDonald,
, W. I). Cole, lid. M. White, Mrs. Rose
0. Schierfelln, licit Anderson, It. W.
: l'aul, Louis'Ulrlch, Alex Sparrow, H.
E. Harder, Kred L. Hoath, C. W. Mc
' Donald, C. E. Gates, W. n Speck, John
1 C. Mann, George II. Ilowitt, John S.
' Orth, K. E. Wilson, Aubrey G. Smith,
D. K. Wood. Thomas C. Beckett, A. C.
i Hubbard, Carl Klchtner, C. A. Swi
Ifiart, II. O. Krohbacli, It. W. Ituhl and
C. E. Wuful, Jr.
OE tlioso appointed,-Paul D. McKee,
vice-president and general manager
of tho California-Oregon Power com
pany will direct the campaign which
is to take place this month.
Ileforo assuming this, responsibility
ho carefully studied tho situation and
after conferences with many of the
leading citizens, who pledged- liim
their enthusiastic support, ho decided
that lie would be willing to assume
the chairmanship of this important
j undertaking. ;
j At first, Mr. McKee was reluctant
to accept, because the Power com
pany had tho first right to his time
and he was exceedingly busy with
company affairs, yet after due reflec
tion lie recognized tho duty lie owed
to the community in which he lives
and that, moro than anything else,
' was the actual reason why he con
sented to serve.
Another feature which appealed to
, him was tho fact that an immense
saving to the community could be
made by conducting a campaign of
our own instead of employing an outside-
agency. Tho only cloud that
seems to dampen tho enthusiasm of
tho workers is tho fact that not all of
tho present members have paid their
dues to April first. This will make
tho campaign doubly hard, but in view
of the determination with which tho
workers have entered into this cam-
I
Medford
Center
Sanitary
Market
!i nil
iGE
Mi IS
001 OF
The proprietor of the ltohinsou
garage is "mil" $700 as a result of
his endorsing a cashiur's check. T;ie
Pupur was offered to obtain cash
needed. The stranger, who recently
came to Ashland, presented an order
bill of lading and represented hiin-si-lf
as ready to go into busine? in
Hie city and rented a portion of the
Kill-age building. Ilo stated he had a
carload of supplies and household
goods on the way. Two cashier's
checks were -held by him, one for
$1-00 and the other for $S."0. I'pon
obtaining .Mr. Itobinson's endorse
ment, he collected at a bank, leaving
$ 1 T 0 on deposit. The. bill of order,
fjrgcd, looked to be correct, and as
a lesult of no investigation tho $700
must he met by tho victim. Ashland
Tidings. " '
None But the Butcher
im toll which cut you receive,
tf'oil if lie chooses to deceive you,
'! "'ay I"1.1' nr o cut you did not
.'el. wu nave tmiii up a spiriiMMi
msiuess because we always scud
ur customers the cuts they ask,
uid pay for. Ou that basis we
"licit your trade. .Just call 2.V.
SPECIALS
Morrell's Hams, half or whole, 28c
jgMorreH's Bacon, half or whole 29c
jgBacon Backs, half or whole 28c
;Picnic Hams 18c
jipckled Tig Feet 2 for 35c
WPnre Home Rendered Lard 35c
WASHINGTON'. March 2. The
army appropriation bill which car
ries an appropriation of $.")G,r)X0,000
for river and harbor projects was
signed today by President Harding.
paign, they are confident that those
members who nro not fully paid up
can ho brought to realize their Individ
ual responsibility to Medford, and
that they will. do their part.
LI
The all day meeting Thursday of
tho Phoenix Aid society resulted in
some much needed sewing and the
re-election of tho following officers:
President, Mrs. W. II. Frame; vice
president, Mrs. J. S. Bonar; secre
tary, Mrs. E. E. Littlefield; treasurer,
Mrs. Kred Kurry. Business of iin-,
portauce also was transacted.
Sunday evening, March 4th, the
C. E. society will begin a series of
popular studies and discussion meet
ings on "India on tho March," in
cluding brief talks, papers, reviews,
music and special features in cos
tume or otherwise, of unusual inter
est to all. Song service at G:,10
llrict devotional service promptly at
(i: l."i, followed at 7 by the exercises,
of Ihe evening. Everybody invllod.
Special music and sermon at the
morning scrvlco at 11. liiblo school
al 10. Our Sunday school is growing
steadily in attendance and interest
and is worth whllo to any ono who
possibly can to attend.
EVANS-VALLEY
GOOD
CIGARETTES
$.& GENUINE
MlWt BULL
VlYfS niiDMAM
k TOBACCO
Sherman Estoll is carrying the
mall on tho Evans and Pleasant
crook route tills week, whllo Mr. Mur
tin Is off on his annual vacation.
It. E. llichman was a visitor In tho
Applegate valley last Sunday.
S. II. Mooro and E. E. Dlmlck are
serving as Jurors at Jacksonville this
week.
Tho road crew in tho Rogue River
road district are doing a llttlo grad
ing In this locality this week.
I. L. Weldo was shopping in Wi
nter last Tuesday.
The children of tho Mayso creek
school havo been qulto busy tho last
few weeks, with their school work
and the program for the entertain
ment which they aro planning to
rIvo Saturday evening, March 3rd.
The entertainment will be followed
liy a box social.
Mr. Dougherty, salesman for the
Itawlelgh Medical company, was call
ing on his customers in this locality
last week.
Frank Neathamor was a visitor to
the Applegate valley last Tuesday.
Mr. De Shazcr was delivering
goods to his customer- In the vicin
ity of Wimer one day this week. Mr.
Do Shozer is agent for the Watklns
line of goods.
20th Century Grocery Store
Formal Benefit Opening at Medford and Ashland
Saturday March 3rd At 9 o'Clock
i ' .
These stores represent a new and imjiortaiit u ill it ion to the Food Consumers Life. Closely associated
with and a part of these stores, is all the buying pifwer and merchandising experience of 23 other stores.
Immediately you enter one, you become impres.sl.'d with the neatness of the store, the courtesy of the
clerks, and an unusual reflection of honesty. 1
The management of these stores has been quick; to realize the fact that the combined intelligence of
the buying public is far superior to the wisdom of !any one man, or group of men. So these stores set
out to succeed with the latter idea uppermost in mind. That they have been successful to a wonderful
degree will be attested to by thousands of careful buyers in Oregon.
SATURDAY IS TO BE BENEFIT DAY A DAY OF MANY BARGAINS
READ EVERY ITEM
Pure Cane Sugar, 11 Pounds for $1.00
COCOA
Guaranteed positively
pure
9 the pound
3 pounds 25
PEPPER - -
Bulk, Pure, Black
Pound 25
CREAM OF TATAR
Golden West
2 ounce Cans
2 Cans 25
Crystal White Soap, 6 bars
Fels Naptha Soap', 4 bars ....
25c
25c
TISSUE
TOILET PAPER
3 Large Rolls 25
Best Grade
KELLOGG'S CORN
FLAKES'
Packago
HEAD RICE
Blue Rose Variety
10 Pounds 69
Royal Baking Powder, large can 40c, 2 lb. $1.19; 5 lbs. $2.29.
RAISINS
Bulk
Seedless, Pound 15
25 Pounds $3.50
CRACKERS
Snap)', ,Crisp, Fresh
Pound 15 ;
L4-
RED MEXICAN
BEANS
3 Pounds 25.
FREE From 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock Saturday morning, we will give each child accom
panied by either parent, one large Orange, free.
FLOUR Some extraordinary low benefit prices for this day:
Anchor Brand Made of 70 hard wheat and 30 Bluestem. A very satisfactory .
Flour. 49-pound sack . ' $1.78
Snowy Butte Flour All Bluestem Wheat, 49-pound sack $1.59
10 Pound Sacks of
CRATER LAKE
PATENT FLOUR
45
10 Pound Sack of
BLUE STEM PASTRY
39
10 Pound Sack of
' GRAHAM
43tf
Prices arc good' only, for Saturday, but should our stock become exhausted Saturday, wo 'will fill
your orders at the above prices the folio wing week, if placed on Sat urday.
PASTE GOODS Vermicelli, Noodles or 'Spaghetti made from the hardest of wheats; Pound 10
CHOCOLATE
Why. pay for the, can?
20tli Century Benefit
Price 17 1-2?
3 Pounds 50 .
PEABERRY COFFEE
The kind with the kick.
. Fresh Roasted
Pound 29
20TH CENTURY
COFFEE
has few equals and no
superiors
3 Pounds $1-00
CRISCO Most excellent shortening, 1 lb. can 25c; H lb., 37c; 3 lbs.,
72c; 6 lbs. $1.35; 9 lbs. $1.96.
IVORY SOAP "With a copy of this ad and 2"5 cents any person can get 5 Bars Ivory Soap for 25.
Absolutely necessary to have the ad with you when making purchase. Only one ad accepted from each
customer. "
NATIONAL CANNED GOODS. WEEK EXTRA
March 3rd to 10th is National Canned Goods week. AVc arc offering extra attractions:
Domestic Sardines
5 Can
Del Monte Oval
Sardines
Large Cans 15
New Pack Shrimp
Can 15
. 12 Cans $1-70
Silver Strand Salmon
Tall Cans
2 for 25
Del Monte Catsup
Pint Bottles
25
SPINACH
Large Cans
; , 22 :
P. S. Telephone Peas
21 can
6 ens 70
Standard Corn
can 11
G cans 60
Standard Tomato
Large Cans
3 for 40
Value Cut Stringlesa
Beans
' Can 12 1-2
6 Cans 70
Bantam Brand
Corn
: Can 21tf
6 Cans $1.25
GENUINE WHITE STAR TUNA FISH
Prices unequalled anywhere. Remember there is none "Just as Good." Quarters 15. Halves 25.
Large 48
Ashland
374 E. Main St.
20th Century Grocery MedMtc.Sdtag
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