Medford mail tribune., December 07, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

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MEOFOKD MAIL TttlBUNK, MKDFORD, OH KG ON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923
Seven hundred anil eighty-one cur loads were sent out from Med
ford alone in 1912, then the shipments fell down to only 423 in ' 1014,
but since that time they have been steadily rising, until this year
It should lie noti.'d that tin.' iibovc- t-hart ineliidcs only the Mwlfoivl
shipments. From Medford and Jaekson county in 1 approximately
2000 ears of pears alone were shipped put. " '
A BIGGER AND BETTER MEDFORD
' F acts and f igures Taken From th Oflicial Records to Show That
Medford and the Rogue River Valley Are in Better Industrial and
, . . Financial Condition Than Ever Before in Their History.
15 to S irvTo ?Z co n ex r-., cm -to
CM Cvl
Miedford Green Fruit Shipmiints.
. 52 3 !Q -Ja. ;S cv - cm fj
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fr --1' m
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(INSTALLMENT NO. 7)
Medford Shipments of Canned Fruita.
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20
10
CAPLCAD S HIPMENTS '
()FAflNEDiOC)DS
': OLITEJCXINC FROM t
: me;dford
--HMFG-f- t
jHere is another Medford industry wliich did not exist in the "food
old. flays, V but' which is now very niucli nlivo and growing steadily.
Conditions,' bearing no relation to the cannery possibijities in the
Kbgiic River vailey,' have restricted (he local output' somewhat, biit
from 3 cars in 191!) to 33 curs in 1023 is certainly a long juhip in the
right direction!. ,,
. Medford Outbound Shipments. ,
As the table above shows, Medford is shipping-out over a 'thousand
more carloads of produc'cahhunlly now than, when the city was break
ing Jhe speed record as the' fastest growing town on the Pacific. coast.
1,000
r
'800
60d
400
1 1 r f j t t r j yi
SOUTHERN RqFICv f
HIPMlNTS ' . '
i.QtiEbiJMl.
r ; CNLY ,
,i : iaj Dine 0:1925.
KV IO 90 "P ift -!Q 4 !Q
vben, in only, tea' months, the total reached 1985, and for tho yeap the
total will exceed 2000 by a large margin.' V -
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A Good Shoes at Right Prices
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New SKipiments; of Mens' Woiens
; and Ghildrens' Footwear now in
This store always' maintains quality in preference" to shoddy.- Our cash' and
? carry' prices beat credit and delivery prices. -
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, Grossett Dress Shoes for Men
Shoes $9:2fet and $9.85; Oxfords $8.95 and $9.00
BroWn Biit Dress Shoes for Men
Shoes $6.95, $6.00, $5.66; and $4.50 ; Oxfords $5.25 (.
Brown Biit' Work' Shoes for Men
L Hi-Cuts $10.50 and $8.85; Shoes $5.95, $5.25, $4.35, $4.25 and
$3.25
Johnsbn's Famous High Grade Womens Fbbtwear
Feeture Arch Oxfords,1 brown $9.45; black $8.85 -Feeture
Arch Strap Pumps $9.85, $8.85 and $8.45
Street and Party Pumps in Suedes, Patents, Satins and Kid make
ups; a $9.85, $9.00, $8.85, $8.4 5, $7.85 and $685 . ' "
Brown Biit Womens' Oxfords and Pumps
' $7.45, $6.45, $5.00 $4.95, $4.8S $4.75 arid $4.50'
i . - . . ...
All sizes and widths C '
"Good Shoes"
21 North Central
See our windows
Sincei912
There are so many ways to serve Kellogg's
Branthe one great aid to humanity!
Yon will enjoy entinff KolloRg'f
Bran bocaimo ita nut-like flavor apiwuln
to the tosto. And, think what carh
mouthful in doing to drive constipa
tion out of your nystora and to nv
eatablii h hoalth I That ' bccaliao it in
ALL BRAN. Kellogg 'a Dran ia acieq
tifloally mado to roliove aufforing
humanity IT WILL DO THAT A8
KO OTHER FOOD CAN I
Fhyalclans Tocommond tha rogular
nao of Kellogg 'a Bran for mild or
ehronio casoa and aa a provontivo.
Bran eaten each day and in proer
quantity, awecpa, cleanaea and puridea
tha alimentary tract.
Oat away from pills and cathartic a
Kellogg 'a Bran will give you penna
.Bant relief from cojistipatloi,
. Po jidt aonfuio Kollogg'a Bran with
"(ommoa bran, Evllogu'a is tiuokcd,
krumMfd and tendy to (crviv It earl"'
bo used jn tho most dolightfui baking
products-without in any way reducing
ita regulatory vnlno. Try raisin bread l
or mufltna or gridille cakea mado with
Kellogg 'a Bran. Rccipea are printed '
on each packago.
, Kellogg "a Bran li nationally eaten
forhealth'aankeasacereal in winter
timo with hot milk. Ojhors pnjfer it
sprinkled' over hot or cold eereala.
Another way is to mix it with hot
cereals just beforo serving. It can
also bo cooked with cereal. In each
ease - add' two: tablespoonfula o(
Kellogg 'a Bran for each lwrson: in
chronic case lis much with each meal.
Kellogg 'a Bran is sold by all grocers
and la supplied iu individual package
at Ural class hotels and club. Ask '
for it ut jour resUiuiiOtt
EATON, CRANE & PIKE CO.
Sponsors for Correctness in CorrespOndente
Makers of
Eaton's HIGHLANb ttNEN
Crane's LINEN" LAWN . .
Crane's ARGENTONE '
Haskins for Health
"Haskina Has It"
Phone 16
214 East Main
200
Z'006
800
n
20c
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i .This chart mij,'ht also be labelled' the effect of irrigation in Med
ford and the Rogue River valley. See how the curve jumps up from
1920 to '1023 when water became1 available to local orchardists pro
(luction doubled in 4 years. '
The above chart only includes' Medford shipments to November
''l5th, 102;i To date, that is December 7th, 1923, the total shipments
of pcars'and apples from the -Medford station totals .1808 pears and
558 apples or a grand. total of these ;tvo fruit's alone of 2:il!fi cars;
(Joinpare this with a total oT 373 cars in 1912, and only 168 ears in
1914, and one gets some idea of" the growth aiidmonetary value of the
fruit crop, with the increase in, bearing acreage and the installation
of a. comprehensive irrigation system
: ' . County Production Statistics.
The growth of Medford wouUUtjot-be. of a substantial' character
without a corresponding growth and development of the agricultural
tfna-Htienltfl'r'ul ijntrfstrWof. y&fflW8Z?:Jl':!::. - ,.'."'-i'v'.:t'.'.v
A marked advance in production has been made in the cotinty and
;eomparisoiis are here submitted
Gam, over
by
test
means
GMXSMET
yh feoonomy BAKWG POWDH
Has proven
most satisfactory
; because " of the
, unfailing results' ',
: that are always
obtained ;
, where it ,.,
is used.'
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y - ; ram t
a - i
r
a9Mvrn JSC
of any other
prana -
THE WORLDS GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
Acres of irrigated land
farloads' pears' (in round nuihiers)
'Acres of alfalfa'
iVeres of. corn .....
:.-
.1911
J,500
500
7,000
4,000''
Number of dairy cows (inc. voting stock).... 3,500
Number of hogs '. 10,800
No. of farms having more than 200 hens 10 '
1923 "
35,000
2,000'
20,000
S,000
0,500
. 12,100 .
100
1911
27.500
1,500
13,000
' 4,000
' 3,000
1,300"
90
In 1911 sufficient turkeys wefe rajsed to supply home trade and a
very few s'mall express shipm'euts were jn'ade. 4 Iri.1923 severaUcar
loads of turkeys were shipped' and i.ia estimated that one thousand
per cent more turkeys are being produced this year than in 1911.
The statement above shows again xnd!ju'. emphatic fashion the
great increase in production in Jackson county since the "good old
days' of 1911-12," 500 cars of pears" for example in 1911, 2000 cars
in 1923, production quadrupled iu 12 years.- -
Practically- new clothes
for old tlic combina-
tion our Dry . Cleaning
offers. J ,
Remember : " We are
not satisfied unless you
arc." '
City Cleaning .;
and Dyeing Co. -624
N. Riverside Phone 474
Cheap lor Ilre8-oi(l papers at tbie
office 20o ner 100: ; i- tt
I
Orders1
For ChristmaslDelivery
We have sonietliiiig' electrical for every
member of your family! Our Christmas
Purchasing Plan makes it easy for you" to
buy. Santa Clans awaits" your orders.
Cdriie in and tell us what to deliver. -
People's Electric Stored
Phone 12 214 West Main, St. (
A. B. Cunningham. '. 0'. 0. Alenderfer