Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 01, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD ItAtL TRIBUNE, TfEDFORD. . OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1925 Yocal and Personal Colonel Kflgur A. - Syrmlftr, rotfulur army officer In churgo of tho National Guurd affulrfc in tho ninth corim nrea arrived in tho city thin forenoon from Sari Francisco to join Adjutant Gen eral "White and the other prominent National Guard office of Oregon ' here in conference on plans relatlnK cuniuinont at Med ford early in June. Befqre yon buy that piano see Laun Rpaeh.x Ho can save you money. Ho known pianos and 1h reliable. .tf A Pavilion party that you'll enjoy! Fair GroundK tomorrow night. Dlnty Hloore's All Star orchestra. 35 .Increasing' patronage at the Fair grounds golf course on Saturday and Sunday, has caused a shortage of cad dies, according to players who say there is an opportunity for several hoys to earn money by accompanying the golfers and keeping a sharp eye on tho ball. The County Court will pay $10 for Information which will lend to a con viction for dumping garbage on coun ty roads or in streams. 3!' The county court will pay. $10 to nnyone who reports and brings to con viction an offender, for dumping tranh on county roads. 41 The usual large delegation of .local members will attend the meeting of Hillah temple of, the Mystic Shrine at Ashland tonight. . More new hats at Lottie Howards. -Vv 35 All the newest danco hits at the Pavilion tomorrow night. Fair Grounds. Dlnty Jloore's orchestra. ' 35 Hotel guests hero from the east in clude Andrew Johnson of Maiden. Mass., George II. Jobson of Baltimore. Md;,' and Charles Salmon and Mr. and MrnC. B. Flunston of New York City. Among other hotel guests from a dis tance nro Mr. and Mrs. F. W. lilrd of Butte, Mont.. Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Spraguo of North Dakota and Mr. and Mrs. J.. H. Lyon of Centralia, Mo. If a trained nurse opened a largo, comfortable home for elderly Indies, invModronl or Ashland, how many would like accommodations? Ituton quoted, to cover all care except for se rious illness. . Answer at once. Box 37, .Mali .Tribune. . ' 3H Bobby Nellsou, that clever violinist wlH play with Dlnty Moore's All Ktni orchestra . Saturday , night, Fair Grounds Pavilion. It is almost lmpoHsibio for an auto mobile traveler to run short of gnso lino at a great distance from a service station these days, a check mado by Rain Williams nnd son. Chester, be tween hero and San Francisco shows They made a trip to tho Bay rolgon last week and on tho day down counted 88 stations, or one to every 4.7 ml outside of Incorporated towns. Be tween Grants Pass nnd Ashland they round ,15 or one to every three miles. BOtwoen this city and Dunsmiilr, 140 miles, there were 33, to Bedding, distance of 203 miles, D7 stations and to'.iWIIIiamB, 30G miles. 77 stations, Oregon showed a much larger number than California for the same mileage. They did not count those stations which wore In a village or city. Grants Pass Courier. "Yo Olde Tyme" dance extonds an Invitation to show you the good old times you had years ngo. Saturday lilght,. Medlord. Building-, third floor. 30 Sewing machines, good condition. Hrop heado lu. Singer Co., 10 South Fir. 3R Meet oh henry ! ? here. saturday ; NIGHT! ; TONIGHT Senior High School Play 'All of a. Sudden Peggy" Tomorrow Matinee if and Night THE FILM SENSATION ' ' ''A magnificent screen reproduc tion of a real circus and of 4 clrcue life. With LON CHANEY NORMA SHEARER JOHN GILBERT TULLY MARSHALL . CENTRA I J. O. Kdwards, N. A. Buottah and W. K. JIonderHun, reproHenting .the Wllllumtjon Candy compuny are in Aludford this week exploiting a new cundy bar, the Oil ilenry. " . Imported pure gilK pongee, C9c, 95c and (1.25. Japanese Art Store. 39 "Ye Olde Tyme" dance extends an invitation to xhow you the good old, times you had years ago. Saturday night, Medford building, third floor. 30 Mrs. J. E. McDonald of Trail Is a Medford visitor today,, who arrived in the city yesterday. Uunzluu water Jugs. 11.00 and 11.25. Japanese Art Btore. 39 You've mlesed the best If you've missed the Fair Grounds Pavilion dances. Go there tomorrow night. STour friends will bo there. 36 O. AIcDearmon and M. M. Massey motored to Hilt, Calif., today on a 8hort business trip. Pianos! See Iiunspach. tf Dance, Riverside Cqmmunlty club, Saturday night. Alford's Imperial or chestra. 35 Tho following from Portland nro among the hotel guests on temporary sojourns in Medford: Mr. and Mrs, CI. M. Ulchey. J. E. Hold, Hiram II Welch, .lumen 8. .Gay, Jr., nPtrlrk ,W Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I,. White, .1. S. ClMis, Mr. and Mrs. C. T... Dick nnd party. H. S. Smith, W. A. Gravclle, George A. Nouse, W. O. I.utz, II,, E. McClellan, George H. Johnson, (i. II. Taylor. O. II. Koso, U A. Getscll and C. B. Glllls. K. I. It. eggs at DeVoo'B. ' tf Snappy strains of melody from Dln ty . Moore's All Stars make dancing a rcai pleasure. j;njoy another Pavll Ion party Saturday night nt the Fair Grounds. 35. Paul T. Jackson of Olympla. Wash. was cnosen hy the Klamath county nign school board this week an prin clpal of Klamath high school next year, to succeed Prlnclpnl J ,G. Dar ling. Tho new high school principal was chosen from a field of nearly 2 0 prospeenvo candidates. Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will bo open for thesen- son Saturdny. May 2nd. 3(1 Danco, Klverslde Community club. snturday night. Alford's Imperial or chestra. . ,35 There Is a real sale nt tho Thrift shop on ull wlntor garments, woolen BWeators' nt twenty nnd twority-fivo cents each, children's coats nt twenty five and thirty-five cents and men's heavy overcoats. There are also a few white waists nt twenty-flvo cents. Do Pavilion parties please? You bet! A real crowd nnd Dlnty Moore's All Star PnvlllBn orchestra,', at tho Kulr Grounds, Saturdny night. 35 Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Conl Co. ' Phone 239.' ,A great horde of rattlesnakes, bo llevod laHt year1 to have been dimin ished to tho lowest minimum ever In thnt part of the country, cropped out In great numbers with the warm weather. Sunday, near Dorrls, Calif., according to word reaching here yes terday.! A big party of snake fighters was organized and met with consider able Muccess In killing off the vipers. Over flrty-flvo of the snakes were killed during tho day. Ashland Tid ings. 1 ' Square piano goood condition, used In Jlr. Root's studio, for, sale cheap. Uiunspaeh Piano Store, at Root's old stand. as Joe Tinkler and Frank Swlngl of ' The ticket sale of the annual senior Ashland were among the Medford bus- class play being large and ull other loess cullers on Thursday. , plans huvlng been perfected for tho Merrick' plunge opens Saturday nt presentation of "All of a Sudden Peg one o'clock. , . . tf gy," to be given at tho Crateriun thea- Square piunp good condition, used ter tonight, tho play Is expected to in Mr. Root's Studio, for sale cheap, i lneet with success. Iaunspach Piano Store, at Root's old! ' New music; better music and a stand. 35 crowd you'll enjoy! Hear the Melo- Col. Kugene Moshburgcr returned dians at tho Gold Hill Pavilion tomor- to Portland last night after having in- irow night. 35 spected Camp Jackson, where the Ore, gon National Guard will encamp in Jun6. ' , Medford-Klamath freighrllne, noth ing too large, nothing too small. Five trucks In operation to and from Klamath Falls. Daily service. We do long distance hauling anywhere. Of fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033. tf Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. RobertB and Miss Marian Roberts of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Neflson, J. W. Flnck and Mrs. Schnell of Tacoma and C. R. Domes. A. T. Foley, L. S. Rcnnlngsen and Mr. and Mrs. .Dan Jensen of Seattle are among the local visitors from the state of Washington. Infant's maderia dresses, specially priced at 11.60. Natwlck, Inc. 37 Special sale of roses going on at the Rogue . RLver Floral Co., Erbeart street on South Riverside. Phone 1040. 40 Construction work will bo started at once on a new two-story summer re sort hotel on the Dalles-California highway jUBt this Bide of the point where tho Williamson river crosses that road, It was announced yester day. F. A. Sutton Is to be the owner and operator of the resort hotel, which together with Improvements In the lawns surrounding tho place, will cost nearly (15,000. In nddltion to the ho tel itself, cabins will be erected back from tho hotel for the use of summer tourists. Klamath News. Swimming! Holmnn's sulphur baths at Ashland, will bo open for the sea son Saturday, May 2nd. 30 Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths nt-Ashland, will be open for the sea son Saturday, May 2nd. 3(i W. M. Jones of Eagle Point left to day for Lebanon, Corvallls and Eugene on business. ' New paint; new everything. That's Merrick's plunge. . It opens Saturday afternoon, one o'clock. tf Merrick's plunge opens Saturday af ternoon. Water will bo kept at 90 de grees. tf P. N. Stephenson, for flvo years ranger on the Sluslaw national forest, located at Florence, has been trans ferred to tho Siskiyou national forest. Piano for rent 6 months. Iaun spach Piano Store, nt Root Music Co. old stand. , ' , 35 We pny for ashes and sell dirt choap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.. . : tf Circuit court In Josephine county hns been adjourned until June 15. ac cording to the Courier of thnt city. A well dressed appearance at nt times because Mrs. Trowbridge does her cutting and fitting. Fancy creamery butter 40c Der lb. Johnson Produce Co. - ' A year ago today was quite a warm eniiy spring tiny with a maximum of no. Yesterday's maximum was 70.7. Cloudy .wonther with probable Occa sional showers, is predicted for tonight nnd Sunday, with a moderate torn? peraturo. Air. and Airs. John Alte.i were among the vlcltors In the city today from the Eagle Point district. Have you tried that mg milk shake at DeVoo's? Columbia plaster wn board. Call for prices. ', Wallace Wood Lumber Ynrd. i Visitors In the c(ty from the state of California include Mrs. Whitney Gill of Willows, Mr. and Mrs. George W. .Wreaw of Oakland, E. Mathea and F. H. Stewart of San. Francisco and the following from Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. Harshmnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Thayer. H. G.. Ihrlg. Jack Joralcmon, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Farmer, .Mrs. Carle lhrlg, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gif ford, W. H. Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Archer, F. O. Conncll. A. Meyer. Mr. and Mm. P. H. Cremen, H. B. Mc Oovern and Mrs. 'F. O. Willut. Infant's maderia dresses, sneciallv priced at 11. 50. Natwick, Inc. 37 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for'' prices. .Wallace- Woods Lumber Yard. Many Grants Pass business houi closed this afternoon from 2:30 to 5 during May day exercises given by the school children of that city in River Bide park. This evening the Grants Pass concert band will give a concert, completing the May day program. Every niember an artist! (he Mclo dlans at Gold Hill Pavilion tomorrow night. Opening dance of the season. . 30 Robert "Vagner was tn :ne city yes terday from Valley View transacting business. Tennis racquet restrlnging. 119 So. Ivy. Phone 247-L. J. I. Beeson. 01 Piano for rent six months. Laun- spnu'ch i Piano Store. at Root Musi&Co; old stand. ' 35 Tho school nuthorltles and others interested in the Lincoln school hro protesting strongly to the renting of the lot north of the school building to carnival companies, as this would in tefere greatly with the pupils' classes and the study of tho afternoon. Hemstitching. buttonB covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Among tho Klamath section resi dents on temporary sojourns In Med ford are Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jolley of .u- L'l.n.-.nih A(rnv niA Mrs. Ana- bell Bond 1 nnd Florence Whlto pt; Klamath Falls. ' .' New sport sweaters in all the new shades. Natwick,. Inc. 37 iVl-ncesT Bulta"bfe 5 f or 'nil materials. Niituirk. Inn.' ' ' 37 JliGonomy TBceteriw El THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Besides saving you money by our lower, expense and greater i buying power, there is another big advantage in buying here, and that is being able to get what you want. Besides Meats, Groceries, Bakery Goods, Salads, Kitchen ware, etc.; there are several hundred items not found in the average grocry store. Below our regular Saturday Bargain Ad will be found a partial list of what we have. If whata you want is not listed, we doubtless have it, so come in. It's a real pleasure to show you pur imported foods. S BREAD 1-Ib. Loaves, 3 for. ....... lV2-Ib. Loaves :20c 10c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 49-lb,Sack $2.39 24V2-lb.Sack ................. $1.25 OTHER SPECIALS Fancy bulk Mince Meat, lb.. ........ 15c Brooms, extra good . .......... . 73c, 93c, Alarm Clocks, $1.50 quality. . . . . ,98c Apricots, No. 2 cans . . 18c Pure Fruit Jams, No. 2 cans, apricot or I rmnnUa- fuv,auuciijrf HV1 ca.U . . . . . Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, can ..... . ' Campbell's Soups, any kind... No. Sanitary Inspection Report Office of the , -Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner . Portland, Oregon' J. P.''-Mieklc, ConiinisaiouCr , , Name of -Place Colonial Bakery Name, of Proprietor H. Fluhrer Address .'. .Jffedford Street Number... Date of Inspection..., .E. Main lApril 24, 1925 Remarks: This place is new; has ex cellent light, is screened; has electric ovens and well equipped with modern machinery. Everything kept neat and clean. Bread full weight. W. B. Duncan, Inspector. The. above is an exact copy of the report left ns by the State Health Inspector. We ,would like to have you come in yourself and verify. his report. SVc have npthing to hide, and as wo operate twenty-four hours a day you are cordially ,invited to inspect our plant any time of the day or night. The Colonial Southern, Orcgons Finest Bakery Millions of dollars In our forests why burn theml Jello, any flavor Borden's or Carnation Milk, tall cans Pink Salmon, good quality, No. l ean. , Rogue River Salmon, No. 1 flat can . . . Sandwich Tuna, per, can Curtis Sardines, .large oval cans in to mato sauce, 3 cans ,35c F. G..F. Shrimp, per can. . ..... f . . .'.'.15c 32c 2 .38c .10c 10c . .9c .15c .30c .13c Fancy Royal Anne Cherries, No. 2 cans, 2 for . .. . 35c :: Goody, Goody or Hillsdale Pineapple, - . No. 2 cans . . ,25c" Hillsdale long Asparagus, No. 1 cans 20c .; Hillsdale Short Tip, No. 1 cans ... . . . . .29c Fancy Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 cans 20c -.Fancy Country Gentleman Corn, No. 2 cans ..; .A'vi-. . 4 :,.... :...;: . . .18c ; Corn Starch, 1 lb. pkg. 10c Gloss Starch, ,1 lb. pkg. ... ......... .10c . Folger's Baking Soda, ,1 lb. pkg., 3 for, 25c Florida Grape Fruit, special 9c - Picnic Shoulders, sugar cured, per lb. . ; 22c i Steer Beef Roast, per lb. 15c Veal Roast, per lb. .15c Goods Not Usually Found in Grocery Stores But Always in Stock Here Non - Alcoholic Vermouth French or Italian . . 65c or 98c Raspberry Syrup, pints 75c Apricot Cordial, pints . 75c Tom Gin Cordial, pints . 95c Peach Cordial, pints . . . ':95c Blackberry Cordial, pints. .95c Manhattan or Martini Cocktail ...... . 95c Roses Lime Juice, large bottle , 83c Scotch Brew Near Beer, pints 15c White Rock Water, pints . .30c Appollinaris Water, pints ."30c Premier Ginger Ale, . pints. J25c Cliquot .Ginger Ale, pints . . . ... . . ; .25c Table Rock Ginger Ale, pints. . . . . . ..15c Premier Eastern Concord Grape , Juice 12c-33c Vacuum Sealed Natural Brown Rice. . .35c Anchovies in Olive Oil .35c Pate de Foie Gras 30c Swedish Health Bread. 30c Swedish Milk Wafers. . .37c Black Currant Jam '.45c Cross & Blackwell Marmalade. . . ... 42c Italian Mustard, per jar 35c Kieller's Dundee Marmalade. ...... .49c Cairns' Ginger Marmalade .57c Cross & . Blackwell Malt Vinegar. 28c-42c Coleman's Savora, jar-. .... .22c French Capers 23c-39c Korona Paprika (Austria).- 15c-25c Preserved Ginger, 2 1-2 lb. jar .83c Candy Ginger Cubes, per box . . .60c Imported Mushrooms, per can . 20c-34c-59c Dried Italian Mushrooms, pkg. i. ...... 65c rEels -in Jelly (Germany) .64c French Maroons, per jar : '.50c : Bombay Chuiney, per jar . 85c India Chutney, per jar 85c Bengal Chutney Sauce, per bottle. . . . ,45c Anchovy Sauce, per bottle 45c ' Lobster Sauce, per bottle ,56c - Walnut: Catsup, per bottle . .45c Harvey's Lpzenby Sauce, bottle 59c Royal Table Sauce.;; : . 59c : Major Grey's Chutney. .......... .''.'.63c 5 Cross & Blackwell's Piccililly. j . . . :43c-79cr$1.19 Cross & Blackwell's Chow Chow . . .43c-79c-$1.19 Branston Pickle, jar. . -. ... .... . .;. ...35ci Pickled Walnuts , ..... ..... . . 45c4: Bengal Club Chutney, per jar . . . v. 48c-85c ; Luncheon Paste, Anchovy, Crab, Shrimp Grouse Pheasant, Turkey,; Stras- bourg, Lobster, Prawn, floater, i Wild Duck, Pate - da - li . Diable, - i Pheasant, Hare, any kind, per jar V . 29c;- Vegex, Eugene Christian's famous Vita- . " mine r ooas. St. Vincent's Arrow Root ....... .18c Russian Caviar A9c Pate-de-Foi Truffe ... . . . i , . . t 3QC Imported Cheeses Swiss, Roquefort, Edam Camembert, Sap Sago. (This is not canned cheese.) ; Wagner & Premier, New York! Herkimer County Cheese, for those who like cream cheese with a nip. , GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Every large forest fire In our vicinity reduces the value of our t?a property.