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

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Newspaper Page TextMTtrnrmn rxrr. mwrmm. imnronTV gkeiont. frtoay, MARcn 2.1, 'is2r? PAGI5 TimTnc :)IpT, T, - " I; , i ; 31 ii i A LOUIE'S A. ... ,, Mackerel, nice large fislr, . .Pure Imported .Olive. j0il, - .,,,r..-...:.:rpts;505, Monev kv! SPpcialt,.:v.....4,T.,i:.....,v:.,7:.4p pkgs. 25 A Washingi P.owder, Crystal .White,' large pkg. 15? v rflmipowder Tea, per Jb.,v..J......:.........'...:....'v..i 25?" 't''ii ''' --'KrV' '' :i A A ' ' , , Kaisins, Thompson's Seedless,, per lb 15? i y. ' -i . : ... V-,' . .,.!.; ;:'?.. K'- u.-t h. ..... ' : . Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg.,...v..,.,....r..,..........40 impndW Coffee, :.L..'l.Zll.3 lbs. 'for $1.00 - ; . White "King Washing Machine' Solpi MVo have it. LOUIE'S Free Delivery vttmfffflmif'ifttffffflfflfWffimtfttfm Beautiful Millinery ... ForAllOcecuonsr "8 VY SELECT YOUR EASTER HAT NOW! u " ; ... -. .. . '.. , , . , .; v : r- mak'h- 1 We Carry Full Line Sports Hats MISS TOWNE ,v;;:;:-:v. r the colonial,: :e.:V llii Big Speaals For Saturday "e1 have'90 pairs of women's pumpsaxlords and a fev'l airs of slices in white jeaiivas.jtbiie and black satin, patent leather and black kid .tbjat,,,we wish to move out quick. Values up to $7.50 a pair. While They Last 'SATURDAY f'';i ' ; ONLY -; '. a pair ; -. EXTRA-r-.fi pairs of fibre; ' ; . V' ;. ' ; specials' before "Good ..... . ,.,,J li, ...l.J - , . 21 North Central Meat '. FREE DELIVERY City .Specials for Saturday Boiling Beef, per lb I :-::.i....;.12Vi " Roast Beef, per lb. '. .A". :...15 All Roast Pork, per lb. ........:,...,..v..................20 .Nice, lot of Chickens, per lb. ......... 30 . ' Smoked Ilam, per lb. 28 SERVICE AND QUALITY . v, V,' Savers - spcciah.:2 for 25 ,,..Ui4.......' qts. 90,:Mal. $1.50 Phone 271 AVe i. also . have about HO pairs of women's spats in colors, ' grey," sand and toiibe, sizes 12- 3, 4 and 5. Fonner prices $2.00, $2..r)0 ;.a .Satm'day , ' ; ' ,' f'.i' wliile fchcy last 2 ; pairs for $1.00 , silk iijpsc free to the first 10 a.,m. Saturday. Shoes" E. F. Schmidt, Agent Market PHONE 324 A, i. . VETERAN ASLEEP Commnnder-ln-olilof Entonza the Spanish War Veterans, who is on a swIiib around the Pacific coast irom me eas.. pa.ea inrc-ugii .w.e city this morning en route, from Banl Frunolsco to Portland on the Shasta train due at 8.41. he was to bave.been . met here during the stop by a com- mlttee of the local post of, veterans ot the Spanish American war. The committee was on hand tb shake hands and tell the distinguish ed visitor about our beautiful valley and the C. of C. drive, hut could only cuss fate and snarl at J.' J. Buchter, for not arriving, as usual, until after the trnin pulled out, as Commander Entenssa was still asleep in his berth. The committee consisted of Colonel W. H. Paine, retired army officer, and those two grizzled retired army sergeants. Ctiletav Weston and Alex Sparrow, who gained fame during that war In the Philippines hy putting to flight a band of several hundred vicious head hunters and chasing them several miles, armed only with soup hones front the . kitchen nn1 im.tn.rifita nrmv InnfrniifrA Pftr- pornl Buchter, the delayed member,'11"01'1' lul i" uujmntuv of the committee also caincd much ling the claims of ox-servlce men in .prominence In tho Philippines by his service in the sutler's department and ably rendered K. P. duties 0. A. C. ORCHESTRA TO PLAY AT DANCE The Seven Strollor.i who will play for Ihe big O. A. C. dance at the Nat j tonight arrived today at noon from Grants Pass, whero they filled a simi lar engagement last night One of the largest gatherings of college students nnd alumni for years rait is expected this evening and the dance Is expected to be a brilliant af fair It Is the crown'ng event of ihe O. A. C. week renertoire here, a ti a and a big assembly having preceded it. Tho Seven St-ollcri will broadcast from K. K A. Y IhlH ovenlne frnni 8 until 9. W. J. Virgin having allow-)! ed them tho use of Ihe stnt'on and. several of Ihe O. A. C. men may give' short talks about the state collcgo be- 'tween orchestra numbers. i Radio fans who Upton' to tho K, P. A. Y nrocrflms will reoeiva nnp tn-. night that should equal any nrogrami. over broadcast rrom the Medford stn-!l Hon. As n mihllcltv ntnnt tho hrn.i;!-.' can will be valuable to the promoters' i of the stimulating activity now being worked up for tho college as the s'a ' Hon wan recently heard as far cast as Dunkirk, N. Y. LEAGUE STARTS SALEM, Ore.. March 23 Tho Ore gon Just Tax loaguc has notified Sec retary of Stide Sam Kozer that it will invoke the referendum on the state Income tux passed by tho 1923 legis lature. R. W. Hngood and E O. laler of Portland aro president and secretary of tho league respectively. Walter L. Tooze Here for Conference ' Americcn ' Legion Walter L. Tooze, Jr.. of McXllnn ville. Is in Medford to nttend the dis trict conference of the American Le gion which convenes tomorrow. Mr. Tooze is prominent in Legion circles, having been delegate to national con ventions and is a member of tho state legislative committee. Hi Is ncconi. paicd hy Joo R. Knight and they mnde tho trip lnMr. Tooze's car. Mr. Tooze is a prominent Rttorncy, Is chairman of tho republican State Central committee and hns a large number of friends in southern Ore gon. The Daily . Bank Robbery ' ' EAST. ST. LOUIS, III., March 23; (B the Associated Pross.) Samuel H Barber, a teller of tho Southern Illinois National bank, reported . to roiice that bandits robbed him and I'vo guards of $40,000 at tho eat up "roach of tho municipal free hrlde lo doy. The bandits escaped, The monev was be'ng taken to tha S.iuth ''iii Illlno's institution from fhn Kind Vp'ional bank In St. Louis, Burlier tcld. . HjiII Knrnlngfl Apkcd. VfASHlNGTON, March 23. An order was Issued, today by the Inter slate commerce commission, requir ing all roads to report by Mny t aa to their earnings during the year 1922 and to pay over to the government under the transportation net, no half of tho amount by which such earn ings exceeded a six per cent -return on tho vnluo of the investment. ' Advertise your needs In Sun classi fied columni and get result. - ,! JPersc Th mantUly meeting of the Greater Med ford club will be liolil Monday pre ceded by luncheon at Hotel Medford followed by the program. .Mvs. Norrls will 8peak on "International ltelu-1 tions," and there will be a messuKO ' from tlie state president. JMnns will ('bo made for the birthday party of the . clnh tn hn hnlfl In Aitril nnil iilu.-i far I tho aMe cognu whlcU wl 1)e hel(i llere n jay- "Those, ' .wishing ! re8erVBtong for tho iullcheon aro aB:,. M,83 t , ,. aai,,,,, i, iia t th"n S1tttU,Idu. " ,0"e S1? ?; , , w lnvlt8 the ladles of Modford and vicinity to see our beautiful display of nais lor easier, new snipments nave Just arrived,, Including the popular priced hat arid siwrt models. Medford Center Millinery Dept. 1 ' We want some clean rags at this office. ' tf Novelty dance tonite, Central Point. 1 Thornlcss blackberry plants. Edon Valley Nursery. Phone GSO-J-2. tf Closing out all our farm machinery, several good buys. Putton & Robin son, Inc. tt Commander C. Y. Tengwald, of the local American Legion post has Just been advised that arrangements have been made for the presence, tomorrow of representatives of the Veterans this locality. These men havo been prevailed upon to attend tho district convention of the Americnn Legion. And all men who have claims against the government that have not been satisfactorily adjusted should present themselves at the American Legion hall where they will be given an op portunity to present their cases. S. 11. touring 6, repainted, fine shape, bargain. Colonial Garage. 2 The School Review to he glvon nt tlie high school tonight will begin at 7:30. -,, v Just a line tu remind you tliat I will gladly duplicate any bonafide order booked by a transient- agent for the same or less money and give you bet ter service. N. S. Henne.it, prop. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. if Add to the beauty ot your garments by using destinctive lace.. Handicraft Shop. 309' As evidenced by the buds and new shoots on roses, shrubbery and fruit trees the early spring season is surely here.' Almond nnd apricot trees are seen in bloom at various places in the city and vicinity. The apricot orchard cf George lAlford near Phoenix is from lJ """ making the situation so dangerous that ho hss made preparations to smudge any morning now that it is necessary. Expert Judges think that the pear trees will not be in bloom until about Al"'II lst' -. . BS dance tonite' Central Point. 1 ' Blight resiBtant pear trees for fall lell.vel7' 01(1 Home on Pyrus Ussurl ens. s. Home grown Old Homo nnu Chieh on Japan. Eden Valley Nursery, Phono 6S0-J-2. N ' tf Crescent orchestra dunce, Eagle Point, Sat. Mar. 24th. ' 310' A case In which Dan Farmer was i charged by T. Howard with horse Btenllng was dismissed yesterday I afternoon ' In Justice Glenn O. I Taylor's, court after testimony and evidence introduced had been deemed insufficient to bind over the defendant to Uia grand Jury for further investl gation. . ' Owl Confectionery, 15 N. Central, F. M. WIlsDn. Everything new. ' tf Crescent orchestra dance, Eaglo Point. Sat. Mar. 24th. 310'' Splendid furnished 'apartment in Mull Tribune Imllmng for rent at .Mice. , t tf Phone Gordon Stout,' 3G3-M for car repairs. 31 1 rilac beaded Pimples Quit WiihS.S.S. Why? PimpU-PoUon Goes When RJ-BlooH-CetU Increase! S. S. S. Build TbetcRed-Blood-Cell. . Y.mi mil lie iur of this, nature ha n 4iih-t(tnle fr r(MloudC)U. IMrupl pntoia rau't Ht hi tbe red rtrera of your blovil a hnr as there are enough rtcb rod blbuil-i-uJU Id It. More rrd-blood-cellal cf a blomshedfacel hi j i i whnt you need when roa te itn1 utarliijr nt you In the mirror. Black iii-ii'lrt' plmplca are woriel Ecema la Tune ypt 1 Vmi rnn try everythlnf under he miii, you'll find only one answer, .tfl. t l..ioffpr In ynar blood I Tbe ire -nntxintiy rcMiiite, produced by an Increase ti r.-ri rvlln la one ot the A, B. C.'a t iiM-dtotl sdenre. Ked-cella meao Itftr purt rlrb blood. They mean clear, ni'My. I.ritbl4 roinpleilona. They mean itrti otver, became all yoor nerrea are fed by ruur blood. They mean freedom furerer frmn pi rap lee, from tbe blarkhea4 Im-mI. frnni holla, from eczema and akla ruptlns. from rheumatism Impurities, (ritni th:il llrd. exhausted, run-down feel tu if ltMl-MiK)dcella are the moat Impor i n nt thing In the world to eacb of ua, H. K. H iv 111 build them for yoo. B. 8. 8. It tt 4 bitn knowu alnre 1S20, as one of the crrenifitt blood-hitllilera, . blood-cleansera and fuli'in stretisthenere erer produced K. s. 8. la eold at ell drufi stores la tw slzrs. The larger alee bottle la the mors etiinonilcal. C G C " fnaktt you fit) hkt yeindf again HOME PREPARED DEL CAC1ES We will have some in our Delicatessen Angel Cakes Sunshine Cakes Layer Cakes Cup Cakes Cream Puffs Jelly Rolls This department is under tlie direct ion of Mrs. Roy Brown, which fad insures first quality of all products. COME AND SEE THIS TEMPTING DISPLAY iss?. li. Phone 252 "The stock for the cannery .corpora tion had been oversubscribed? at noon today," says the Ashland Tidings. "Solicitors said they had no trouble In finding persons to subscribe to the. concern. The board of directors fqr the corporation will be selected from tho stockholders in tho near future, according to J II. Fuller, who was in charge of tho subscriptions. Work on getting the cannery building Into shape will begin at once, H. -O. Enders. Sr., said. Ho estimated tho cost of fitting up the building at $2000, and the cost of now machinery nt JS000. The dryer was believed to bo unfit for use, and It was thought that a new one would be instnllod later." Grape vIucb: Tokay, Muscat, Mal aga. Rose Peru. Zintiudoll, Thompsons Seedless. Trellis grapes, Concord, Rrlghton, Worden, Agawain, Nlugurn and Campbell's. Early. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0J-D. tf 20th Centiiry '.Grocery Stores j The Grocer The neighborhood food supply house, is responsible in a large measure for the health of the community. r 20th Century Stores are clean stocks are new and turned rapidly. They 'arc safe places to buy foodstuffs. ' Saturday and Monday We Make Very Attractive Prices Cane Sugar. Very best grade, 1 1 pcund3 $1.00. Limit cne lot. COCOA Pure, good ouality pound 10c .j pounds 45f CKI3C0 Oueen of all shortenings 1 I'ound, 25; 1 1, i ound, 37-; 3 ponn 1, 72; C, pound, $1.35; 9 pound'$1.0G CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP can 10 5 cans 48 FLOUR Anchor Brand hundreds' have forud this to be a splendid Bread Flour and so reasonable in price, -19 pound sacks, each Jj1.7S Blue-stem Flour,' 49 pound sack, $1.58 CLOTHESPINS common, G doz. 20 SALTED PEANUTS fresh pound 20 . ORANGES Large juicy navel oranges Priced specially for Saturday, per dozen, 48, 2 dozen 05 MEDFORD 31 N. Central St. ii .. . ; u J raxaeaiMaKnaBaBauBnn Ttemmmmmmtmesammmmmtjtmm 8iaBaaaaaaee)raamaiaiaeiw A 1 1 . : is MEDFORD CENTER MARKET SPECIAL PRICES ON HIGH GRADE MEATS FOR SATURDAY SHOULDER STEAK per pound 171 EASTERN HAMS AND BACON, either half or PORK SAUSAGE absolutely pure ' pound 25 31 N. Central St. very appetizing HOME PREPARED FOODS Department for Saturday Shrimp Salad Potato Salad . Cottage Cheese Boston Baked Beans -Apple Pies Raisin Pies E. Mars GROCER Wl'.llnm llnnna and Charles Ilensnl man, manager and buIuhiikiii for tlie local branch of tho Associated Oil company spent tho day in Ashland on business. All kinds of rough nnd drosseil lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 10S. 7U Eust Main. Haled hay for sale. J. II. Carkln. 34S S. O. S. Will someone please snve this office from closing up shop by selling us lome rugs for cleaning presses. We pay by the pound and will be glad to havo someone bring In or send in the rags. , 308 Noted Hunter IMvorcod. CHICAGO, March 23. Carl Akely, Jungle hunter and explorer, today was divorced by his wife, Mrs. Delia Ako'.y, an Intrepid huntress, who characterized him a3 a "cave man," who heat her and onco attempted to toko her life, she charged CHOCOLATE extra fine 17' noi'iid I) pounds 50(J MARYLAND COIiN can 11 6 cans G5 GOOD MOP STICKS I , -. 15 ' RAI3IN3, SEEDLESS ' , - bulk .pound 15 PICNIC HAMS 18 pound BOILING BEEF 12' pound Pumpkin Pie3 Cocoanut Pies Veal Loaf Roast Pork . Pickled Tongue ' Mayonnaise Dressing Prompt Service Phone 252 INSTANT POSTUM Large size can 43 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP , 5 bars 23 MATCHES, noiseless tips 5 box Cth CENTURY COFFEJ pound 35 3 pounds $1.00 f i from the factory ROLL YOU ROWN VHH B Ri t- Croix Paper Attached U ASHLAND 374 E. Main St. STEER POT ROASTS Priced 15 to 18 lb. whole, per pound 30 HAMBURGER per pound 17 Phono 255