MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORTJ, ORFiOtf, FRTDAY, MAY 4, '1023
PA"GE TIIRE1S
LOUIE'S
MONEY SAVERS
Raisins, Sunmaid, Seeded and Seedless, 15 oz. pkg.
each 15 "
Layer Raisins, nice large fruit, 2 lbs. for 25
Full Cream Cheese, lb . .......... .'.!.... .25
Flour, Bluestem, Hard Wheat, 49 lb. sa'ck.;....$1.60
Flour, No. 10 sack, each.... .'..'.........'!45c
. Fruit Salad, first quality, per can ...!..........!.25
Florida Crape Fruit, per can 40
Pineapple, No. 2 can, each ...23c
White Beans, 3 lbs for 25
Bayo Beans, lb 10c. Lima Beans, 2 lbs........25c
x , ' . Extra Special Walnuts
Fine large Nuts, Quality Guaranteed, 2 lbs f oi...25c
You can buy at Louie's for less, and don't have to
carry it.
LOUIE'S ;
Free Delivery . Phone'271
SATURDAY ONLY
All of Our Spring
FELT HATS
Regular $5.00 and $6.00
Your choice
$4.00 " 1
All of our Hand Tailored
CAPS and CLOTH HATS
Values to $4.00
Your choice "
$2.50
SPRINGER & LEE
"Duds for Men'
Opposite Rialto Theatre
you're looking for
a bread with the t
desired combination
of delicious taste,
generous size loaf
and wholesome, nutritious
ingredients, ask your grocer for
PEERLESS BAKERY
BUTTER-NUT
... .
BREAD
You'll be delighted with
the real quality of this
, popular brand of bread;
- SPRING TIME NECESSITIES
WINDOW SCREENS DOOR SCREENS
Flics are a menace to health and happiness. They are a nuisance
and should be kept out of the home. Order your screens now. Our
prices are right, quality the best.
CEDAK CHKSTS Store away your winter furs, bedding, woolens,
, etc., In one of our "Pacific" Cedar Chests and they will be free from
Moths, Dust and Vermin. Many sizes In stock.
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
10th and Grape Phone 238
ENGINE EN ROUTE
SAX DIECIO. Mny 4. The cross
country avlntorp . wtye given such a
eroding hero ypstoitlny on their nr
rlvnl as comes , to few men. San
DIcKnns, 'ono by nativity and the
other by adoption, (ho city took; them
to her heart with unanimous acclaim.
Both tho aviators were in . goo'd
physical condition when they landed.
Except far a fcv spatterings of oil
from tho Liberty engine they were
seemingly as fresh on landing as if
they had taken an hour's jaunt.
iTlio story of tho flight was told by
tho hien' who made it In a matter' of
fact way with first ono and then the
other putting in a sentence or a word.
There was tho start when t)io hang
ars at Hempstead woro missed only
lij Inches. Thero was tho difficulty
In getting tho motor's full power Into
play for tho first few hundred miles.
Thero was the danger of tho desert
in Arizona whoro landing ln the day
timo is dangerous and at night mostly
fatal. And then San Diego and homo.
Ono note of anxiety was In tho story,
tho fear that whllo over Now Jersey
tho voltago regulator of their Ignition
systoin would force them to land.
MacReady repaired It. ,
The airplane had about forty gal
lons of gasoline left in its tanks when
It landed, out of the 725 gallons it.
took at tho start. Whllo tho plane
was tho same tho filers used in ear
lier attempts to fly across tho conti
nent, tho motor wns different. The
motor used Is a 400-horsepower
standard compression Liberty. To
this typo of motor aviation officers
ascribe the success of the flight to
gether with tho grit and flying abil
ity of tho two lieutenants.
Passenger Travel.
Major Henry A. Arnold, com
mander . of Rockwell field, declared
the record set by Kelly and Mao
Ready demonstrated tho feasibility
of commercial air lines across the
continent. Passengers, he said, could
bo carried a distance in ono day
which tho fastest passenger trains re
quire five days to cover.
Tho two' aviators, as a result of
their new roeord aro richer $2500
each. A telegram from Major Gene
ral Mason Patrick, chief of tho nir
service, informed them that Colonel
Franklin B. Kenny, a former air ser
vice officer had won a wagor of
$5,000. on their flight,. and offered it
to the filers with his compliments.
,Tho lieutenants replied:
"Accept with pleasure If it is not
a dream.- You know us lieutonnnts."
Both lieutenants were enthusiastic
in their prols otho weather bureau
for its accurato forecast of what con
ditions might bo encountered on tho
tJII-
V. It. Speck has resigned his posi
tion as special agent in Modt'ord for
tho Standard Oil company, the resig
nation to be effectlvo May 15th tit
which time Mr. Rogors of HuutiiiKton
Park, Calif., will arrive to take his
place. Mr. Speck Is now taking a va
cation and will nuiko a motor trip to
California with his family water re
turning and motoring through to
Washington.' He intends to go Into
businoss for himself some tlmo in tho
near futuro and has not yet definitely
decided in what location. W. V.
Singleton will bo In chargo of the com
pany business until tho arrival of Mr.
Rogers. .
There's a busy Businoss Collego
In Medford. GWN.
Mrs. Gaston of Grants Pass and
Mrs. Gordon Hart, wife of tlio l'resby
torlan pastor there have been guests
oj: Mr. and Mrs. Dr. n. R. Elliott for
the past two days during tho Woman's
Presbyterlal.
Mattresses, new and made over.
Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 6G
Bert R. Greer of Ashland, publisher
of, the Ashland Tidings was a visitor
in the city Thursday.
E. J. Adams, private secretary to
Senator Robert Nr Stanfiold and
speaker of tho evening at tho chamber
of commerce membors mooting Wed
nesday night, left this afternoon for
Eugene. Mr. "Adams was to have
spoken before tho Roseburg chatnbor
of commerce last night but duo to an
unfortunate Indisposition was forced
to cancel his engagement
H. D. Reed of Gold lllll was a busi
ness visitor In the city Thursday after
noon. Arthur P. Davis, director of the, U.
S. reclamation service, D. W. Davis,
assistant secretary of -the Interior,
and Miles Cannon, U. S. field irriga
tion commissioner, stopped in Med
ford yesterday afternoon enroute from
Klamath Falls to Portland and were
met by a committee of representative
citizens. Aside from an informal discussion-
no -matters of local interest
were considered.
J. L. Stewart, factory representative
of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
Is a Medford visitor.
Medford Boy Is Honored.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Sa
lem, May 4. Gordon Kelso, business
manager of the Collegian, Willam
ette university associated student
body publication, has resigned and
withdrawn from college, duo to out
side interests. Edwin Thomas suc
ceeds him.
Edwin Thomas Is -a former Mod
ford high school student and well
known In Medford..
Kenya A Marquesas for Males
WASHINGTON, D, C, May 3.
Kenya colony. In Africa, which is
none other than erstwhile British
East Africa, appears in London dis
patches because immigrants from In
dia who settled there wish to retain
their full British citizenship rights
in their new homeland.
"Though soldom heard from, Ken-
ya Is one of the most fascinating re
gions of the globe, geographically
speaking," says a bulletin from the
Washington, D. C, headquartors of
the National Geographic socioty.
"At the southeast corner is Lake
Victoria, second largest fresh water
lake in the world. Along Its shores
dwell a people whose nudity is a sym
bol of their modesty, and who men
are as beautifully formed specimens
of their sex as aro tho Marquesas
women of theirs.
Africa's Highest Mountain
"Just across Kenya's , southorn
border Is Kilimanjaro, highest moun
tain In Africa, and near Us confer Is
Kenya peak, also volcanic, which
overtops Mount . Whitney by some
3000 feet.
"Cutting across the conoly Is the
famous Rift valley, here from 20 to
40 miles wide, and gonorally several
thousand foot bolow tho platoay'D
general level.
"However, It Is as a zoo and a lux
uriant botanical garden that Kenya
makes Its chief appeal to tho nature
loving visitor. Perhaps Its most
amazing single spectacle Is the
flamingo colony on the northern
shores of Lake Ilannlngton. The
banks are dazzling white with the
bird's guano, their nests are mounds
of mud spread like mole hills on a
flat plain.
Flamingoes Color Landscape
"The adult bird has .a rose-pink
neck and body, the beak Is purple and
scarlet, the wing feathers are crim
son. For a mile or so before one
reaches their haunt ho can hear these
birds tho splash and tho swish of a
million or so becomes tumultuous as
he approaches. ;
"Hippopotami swim ln the shal
low waters of this bay, antelope and
gnu. Infest Its shores. Its wort, KIs
umu Is the terminus of the Uganda
steamship line, which lands rubber,
ivory and hldos- here for railway
shipment to the coast.
"From the time one sees a belle of
Mombasa, fully clad, . with circles
painted on her cheeks, and her hands
dyed purple, until ho reaches the
shores of Victoria, whore dwell the
Apollo-like Kavlrondo men, hfe Is
amazed by tho variety of human
tribes. Travel there, says one en
thusiast, Is 'like walking through
miles of living shrubbery.'
Wire Jewelry Popular
"Though unclothed the" Kavlrondos
are much bedecked, every circumfer
ence the human form affords, from
chest and stomach to ankle and wrist,
other decoration, a tall-like tuft sus
pended from thoir waistline In the
rear. ,
"The fierce Masai tribesmen go in
for wire jewelry,' too, but their spe
cialty Is the earring. Soon after a
child is born, its ear is pierced with
a sliver and the aperature Is enlarg
ed from year to year until a huge
disc may be lnstorcd therein.
"The MaBai tribesmen have less
pleasant customB. They place thoir
dead outsido thoir settlements for the
hyenas to devour, lionco that anlmnl
Is sacred. They bleed cattlo to drink
hot blood; they kill game with pois
oned arrows; they drug thoir dogs he
fore the chase to make them moro fe
rocious. Ccaso Hnlds to Farm
"Sparse population of a region
where the altitude offsets tho equa
torial heat and the fertility invites
farming Is duo largely to those war
rior Masai whose former livelihood
was gained principally by raids, on
thoir neighbors. Many of them have
settled down to tilling the soil.
"Another native tribe, the Andora
bos, formerly lively largely upon
flesh of tho colobus monkey. The
skin has a market value because of
Its silky black and whltq hair and the
tall with an immense bushy plume at
the end. They, too, turned to the
soil as the British Imposed restric
tions on monkey killing to savo the
animals from extinction. '
"Kenya has a native population of
about 4,000,000 entirely negligible so
far as the present political problem Is
concerned. The Issue is betweon
about D000 Europeans and six times
that many Asiatics, ' Arabs and In
dians. The claim of the latter to
British citizenship necessarily raises
a question about the Interests of the
European colonists who have been
pioneers in developing the country's
resources."
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'Gets-It" Friendly
el Enemy of Corns
They Die While They Sleep
The only irood com It a dwid com. A frw
drops of "GcU-lt" will quickly ttart any corn
or callous on the way to "tho happy hunt ins
ground." 'GeU-tl" brings inttant relief from
11 pnin and hurting. One bottle con taint
enough GeU-It" to remove a down corns,
hard or toft, old or new. Costs you nothing if
It fails but It rloran't fail, lt your druRRitt
tell you why million demand ft. K. Lawrence
Co., Mfr., Chicago, bold in thai city by
Strang 1mg 8 fore
heon U, Ilnsklns
ADVOCATING THE BEST IN
FOOD PRODUCTS
After tho many years' experience in the handling of food products, we are still
adhering to the policy of recommending the better quality.
In other lines of merchandise, it may possibly, in some cases be economy to
buy an inferiour article, but we believe this never applies to food for the fam
ily table.
This does not mean extravagance, neither does it always mean the highest
priced goods, but rather a quality product that is known to be pure and whole
some. Medford has many good grocery store and whether you buy at our store or
elsewhere, we advise quality first. - .
Personal
Attention
Phone 252
H. E. Marsh
GROCER
Prompt
Service
Phone 252
WENATCHEEJ, Wnah., Mny 4.
Whllo thunderous shouting and ap
plause rose from tho thickly miiasod
thousands of the subjects who crowd
ed in at every point to view, the cere
mony in Memorial park, Kinp Apple
and Queen Imogene. lord and Itidv
of tho fruit realm, woro vested with
hA DumLnli nf ruin tha pmu n smd I
scepter and the fourth annual blos
som festival was officially opened
here this morning at nine o'clock.
Festoons of blossoms were broken
nt tho gateways to the city by Queen
Imogene, a ceremony borrowed from
the celebrations of Venice and other
cities of Europe.
Shortly afterward, Mayor Chase
abdicated nnd put the reins of power
In tho capital city of tho fruit king
dom in the hands of King Applo, who
with his queen, will reign during tho
twn rlnys of revelry.
.ON QUALITY STREET
WHITMAN'S CANDIES ARE MADE
Our fresh stock, received every
Saturday, enables us to give our
patrons the best candy in the
market. ,
Heath's Drug' Store
109 East Main Phone 884'
We are as near to you as your phone
20th CENTURY GROCERY
Price has not reduced tho courtesy, lessened the cleanliness, nor cheapened the
quality of Food Stuffs, sold at the '
20TH CENTURY STORES
Such a combination is indeed hard to find so why look farther.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE OFFER
Ralston's Bran Crisco' ' M. J. B. Tree Tea 1
Package 14 3 lb can 72 lb. pkg 27c
Preferred Stock Catsup Schilling's Baking Powder
Large Bottles 25 1 lb. cans 45c'
LUNCH WAX PAPERS Three 5 cent rolls ...:..clOtf '
Creme Oil Soap Shopping Bags Gold Dust
Bar 7 1-2 each 3 ; j Large pkg 27$
Budded Franquettes 'r j 3 lb. Can Golden West Coffee
Oregon Walnuts, pound 35V each ...,...................$1.15
DRIFTED SNOW or OLYMPIC FLOURr-49 lb. Hack:.......................:....$2.19
Seedless Raisins Gold West Pepper SeedPotatoes .
Bulk, pound 14 , ... ..... : kj. Early Rose Variety
3 pounds ....40 - 0l-tan :' $1.85 per 100 lbs.
Royal Baking Powder
2j 11) cans $1.19
Old Fashioned Clothes Pins '
3 dozen ,4... ....9
OLIVE OIL IMPORTED SUPER-FINE Pints 50c: Quarts 95c; V. Gal.
"V $1.75; (Jal. $3.35
Del Monte Tomatoes
Solid Pack, large cans 17c
3 cans 50c
ASHLAND 374 E. Main St. MEDFORD 31 North Central Ave.
Medford Center Sanitary Market
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Pork Koast, per lb 19e
Veal Roast, per lb 18
Boneless Beef Stew, per 1L...17 1-2
Hamburger Steak, per lb 17 l-2c
Fat Hens, per lb 25
Pot Roast of Beef, per lb..... ...15
Veal Stew, per lb 12 l-2j
Pure Lard, per lb 17 1-2
Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 45
Boiling Meat, per lb ...121-2
Free Delivery
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Phone 255
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