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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1923)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, OREflON,' FRTDSY.' NOVEMBER 16, "1923 PAGE THREE' Louies Money Savers Sweet Potatoes Nice smooth stock . . .... ..... .8 lbs. for 25c Fresh Ranch, dozen . ....... .mT:.. . 50c White' Laundry, full size bars, quality guar v' an teed, 100 bar box, per box.,.,. . . .$3.50 ;' f ; f GROCERIES EXCLUSIVELY . Yott can buy it for less at Louie's, and you f : ' " . don't have to carry it.' - if : w M Sfc Free Delivery ' : r Phone 271 Economy and West Side Market Saturday Specials PURE HOME RENDERED LARD ' : No. 10 Pail-. . . . ...i.j.i. .$1.45 No. 5 Pail . . ... ; ...75c No. 3 Pail..;. ... . . . : . ...45c K Best Sirloin Steak, per lb. . . . 22c ; Best Kound ateak, per id. . . . ,&tc Veal Stew, per lb. . ., . . . 9c 1 Beef Stew, per lb; ,;. : . , . ,'. . .9c Phone 46 Phone 649 Nichols & Ashpole Famous Candy The 'AMPLER is a box of long tested favorites from other packages .of Whitman's famous since 1842. We have the Sampler and the others as well. Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. . Phone 884 ... We are as near to you as your telephone Heath, Mann and Heath ' ForThanksgiving rkey Order, Now Choice Beef Pot Roasts ...r:r.....,.r15c Choice Shoulder Pork Roast ...,.20c Fresh Side Pork . . . . 20c . . . , -. ' Vt -CHOICE LOT OF CHICKENS Hone 273 We Deliver A. S. Bllnton spent yesterday In Oold Hill and Rogue River on busl nen. " Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electrlo Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. . tf A new shipment of Madeira em broideries at thi Deuel Art Dopt. 204 Mr. and Mru. B. B. .Ibiight of O js- i ter. South LVl.ota-vers jr. tlic Hotel .Medford last nl&ht. They havi mo tored out fron. their home for tne winter In California. Beautiful new "-Boair Ribbon? ruft articles at the Dcuol Art Depi. 20 - Appropriate gilts for all occasion!: can be found In our gift shop. Sin clair's Jewelry Shop. - 20& .' Fred A., Williams of .Portland and formerly of Grants Pass, former member of tho public Bervl-.o commis sion, ia among the business visitor In the city, as are R. D. Ztncer cl rUIein, Wm. R. Backus of Newport, and D. M. Anderson of Eugene. . See ad .regarding turkeys wanted. Jackson County Creamery. 204 .Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art Store. tf There will be an address by Porter J1. Neff Monday to the high school students on the subject of the Amer ican Constitution. A special issue of the HI Times will be out next Friday in accordance with the, wishes of the commltteo in .charge.. ,' rown fixes shoes. 103 N. Central. .1 209 . Don't forget the regular dance at Jacksonville Frl., Nor. 16. Lyrlo orch. - - . 204 . Mrs. Alice Dunn leaves today for Ingersoll. Ontario. Get soft paper school tablets at thl. office. tf Residence burglary insurance $9.08 per 11000. R. A. Holmes, the Insur nace Man. tf William Lee of Klamath Falls re turned from Portland this morning where he has been attending to busi ness concerning the Crater Lake Auto stages. He also attended the Stock Show. Special prices fop Friday and Sat urday on pearl beads. Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 205 Dance at Jacksonville Frl., Nov. 16. Lyric orchestra. 204 "All doubt as to the extreme weak ness and overfilled condition of the nnple trade generally is dispelled by a glance at the returns that Pacific northwest growers are obtaining after shipping to the east," says the Port land Journal. "Values here have boon low to date this season, but compara tively speaking they have been higher than leading eastern centers, while the European markets are in just ub bad shape. It is useless to talk of Improving conditions in the apple ti'tt''o when the reverse Is the case. The situation appears to be growing worse li:tead of. bettoring." Fannie Ward will not be at tho Oriental gardens Saturday night. If rhe could only get out of Paris she would be ihere for there la nothing quite like it outside the Parisian capi tal. ' ; 205 The special train of nine cars with tho University of - Washington stu dents nnroute to Borknley, Calif., to witness the genie Saturday, will pass through Medford thio evening at 7:40. - F. H.. French of 8an Francisco re turned to Medford yesterday from Klamath .Falls where he bad been duck hunting. Redden & Canaday write bonds and Insurance. Phone 720. tf Buy your soreen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. tf ' Arthur li.. Johnson, proprietor of the Coffee Cup in Portland, and wife, wore in Medford yesterday. Our Friday an Saturday special tnis week will be pearl beads. Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 205 Bring your turkeys in now. Cash on delivery. See ad. Jackson County Creamery. '; 204 Miss Margaret Dovoreaux. the county nurse, has moved to the Hotel Medford from her apartment at the Cargill Court. We make you beautiful. Medford Beauty Shoppe, Medford building, N. Central,-phone 191-L. 207 Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. , tf Oscar. Knox, driving a Dodge car, ran Into a Star care Just outside of Jacksonville on Wednesday. Both cars were damaged slightly and one man slightly Injured. Painting, paperhanglng. Estimates free. Phono 006-J. Chas. Holmes. 204 See Brown for your shoo repairing. . 209 ONE MORE DAY November Canned Goods Sale TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF THE CANNED GOODS SALE 'Attractive Prices by the dozen or by the case. J' j , Phone your orders. Personal Attention H. E. Marsh Phone 252 h . 'tofts. GROCER 'Kl ' Prompt '$ Service Phone 252 iialiiuliiliiillliiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiilliii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuliiiiiiiiiiliiiliiliili 1 H. L. Walther went to Grants Pass today on business. You can got it at DeVoe's. tf Dance at Armory Sat. night. Ad mission S1.10. 205 W. R. Coloman went to Portland Wednesday to attend the mooting of the state game commission. ,.. Try Brown for your shoo repairing. 209 Announcement TAI.F.NTS will ftnon K now i RETAIL BAKERY and LUNCH ROOM SATURDAY, NOV. 17 .,. In the Medynski Building, No. 8 South Central Avenue- , We will carry a complete line of Bakery goods of all kinds, including Fancy French Pastry, Also we will serve Lunches Hot Tamalas, Chili, Sandwiches, - Salads, Soup, Waffles, and all kinds of Pastry. For Drinks Hot Chocolate, Milkshakes, Malted Milkshakes, t;' ' Sweet Milk; Coffee and Tea. ' We will sell Milk, Butter and Eggs. Free after noon delivery, 1 P. M, Call for a sample package of our Health Cookies .Store Opens at 10:30 Saturday Morning Phone 605. No. 8 South Central llltltllllllllllU 1 Canned Goods Demonstration 1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th Miss Witherspoon, the S. & W. Canned Goods Demonstrator, who has been in our city for the past week, will demonstrate at our store, V , Here arc a few specials that we will put in effect from Saturday morning, Nov. 17 until Tuesday night, Nov. 20th, on canned goods: S & W Sliced Pineapple, 21 45c cans.., ...$5.15 doz. ,S & W Sliced Pineapple, l's, 22o cans 1........$2.40 doz. S & W Grated Pineapple 2 'a, 32c cans...............,.?3.60 doz. S & W Grated Pineapple, l's, 20c cans: ..$2.25 doz. S & w" Asparagus Tips, l's square, 46c can.. S & W Baby Kernel Corn, 2's, 25c can $2.80 doz. S & W Telephone Peas, 2's, 27o can.. . $3.00, doz S & W Small Peas, 2s, 32c can. $3.60 doz. S & W Unpceled Apricots, 21, 35c can.... $3.90 doz. S & W Y. C. Peaches, 21& 38o can. :....$4.20 doz. S & W Sliced Y. C. Peaches, 21 38c can $4.20 doz. S . W Asparaifiw and String Beans, 2's, 32c can S & W Cut String Beans, 2s, 30c can Pi-yes Delicious Smoked Hams 28t lb. ' . All other Fresh and Smoked Meats Chickens and Turkeys for Thanksgiving 1 i , j Place Your Orders Now j I Laurel St. Grocery and Meat Market Bon Dixon loft for Klamath Falls today. Drown says, "He guarantee his shoe ropuliing." 2011' Card of Thanks Wo wish to thank tho musicians for tholr services and the many friends for tho expressions of sympathy at the ltnHslnR of our heloved mother. Mrs. Babra A. Coleman. ' 201 THE FAMILY.' A. F. A A. M. Regular communication o( Medford Lodge No. 103 oi JJ Friday ovonlnfc, November tPV, ' v 11)23, at 7!30 p. m. Visitors welcome. By ordor of W. M. A. J.', Croae, Hecretnry. 2f)3 20th Century Grocery The name, 20th Century Stores, is recognized as guaranteeing the highest quality and lowest prices of t h e most modern food sellers of today. V FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, November 16th, 17th and 19th, these stores will oell . ' ' TEA GARDEN SYRUP, quart size 47c; half gallon 80c; gallon $1.40 ... ; Alber's Flapjack Flour pkg., 22c yVhito, or Yellow Corn Meal 9 lb. sack 35c ' Pop Corn Year old, 2 lbs., 15c ' 4 lbs., 25c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 pound cans, 83c; 8 pound cans, $1.59 Cane Sugar 10. pounds $1.03 ' i Shortening in Bulk 2 pounds 35c A Layer Figs Fancy, pound 20c; , . ' 10 lb. box, $1.75 Seedless Raisins : ; in bulk ' I ' 3 pounds 35c , : 25 lb. box $2.75 Old Dutch Cleanser. ; 3 cans 25c ' ' ROYAL BAKING POWDER Largccans 40c; 2 1-2 lb., $1.19; 5 lb. $2.29 VIM, CROWN, OLYMPIC or DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 49 lb. sack $1.85 20TH CENTURY COFFEE Last Saturday was the greatest Coffee day in our history. "There's a reason." Fincflavor, fresh roast and priced low. Po und 35c; 3 pounds $1.00 . .. Camel Dates . New Stock. 10 oz. package 10c Shredded Cocoanut ; ' pound 25c ; ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL 35c CITRON PEEL 60c POUND MEDFORD ASHLAND GRANTS PASS ' Extract Honey , pint jars 32c. Creme Oil Soap 2 bars 15c P. & G. Naptha Soap 5 bars 23c , - Ghiradelli's Ground Chocolate lib. can 30c I Bamd Concert j. ) BY THE FAMOUS D. O. K. K. Band Armory f-dCf; Thursday, Nov. 22 t. This is for the benefit of the band, and one of the best programs ? ever rendered will be put on. Star Meat Market . Phone 475 Free Delivery to any part of the city Illl mn
