Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 01, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREfi(sT. FRIDAY, MAY 1,- 1)2; PAGE THREE 10 Pounds Best Cane Sugar With Each $2.00 Purchase of Other Gro ceries: Limit 10 pounds to a customer. DELIVERED FREE Louie's Gash Grocery V Phone 271 C. O. D., if You Like U ' Put out your camp fires with water. ... '.. CHOCOIATBS or MOTOE Wjk ':. 1 . c3Il that lam or hop to b Iowa tomtj anel CMotHtr XwoW y REMEMBER; MOTHER ON MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 10TH, ; .. Whitman's Chocolates "Whitman's Standard Assortment in a" special' Mothor's Day dressing. Three appropriate "mottoes. .,; HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phorie 884) , HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16) As near as your phone. THE MODEL MARKET Saturday Special Pot Roast, lb. Rib boil k Steaks, lb Liver . . . . . -.Link Sausage, lb..:. Fresh Ranch eggs, dozen. ; Kettle rendered lard, lb. .. FANCY DRESSED POULTRY Phone 325 We Deliver Save our forests. I Tfjere-viUw P n museum, sum: oun : any at tne:orin iouy ireei jirounaa at 2:30 pi 'm. between two. teams ye-' lected from the city's best talent "by : Jack Daly, acting manager. All those Interested in playing on the team that i Mill represent Medford In the South-I ern Oregon and Northern California , league are asked to be there. There is absolutely no p:uy"er on these two line j jups who Is sure of his place on the j . tc.tm, aa fueter men will replace them 1 if Daly can obtain them. The line up Jfor Sunday's game will be as follows: i Jack Daly's 'Lambs .Daly, 3b: Murray. ilf.; Dunn, ss.: Banister, c; Blair, cf.; j Hutcheson, 2b; Kelly, Tf.; Brnnt. lb.;'! ; Coleman, p. Sidney Oloen's Wolves I Olsen, 3b; Antle, if.; Casey, rs.; Chanel tain, c.; Hoffman, cf.; Henderson, 2b.; I Lewis, rf.; Wlllett, lb.; Ruts. P. . I I Final Bale Scott 2nd Hand Store! starts Saturday.'"". , 34 I Jackson Hot Springs. ''teautiful ( i May pole dance Saturday nl'ght.tMay (2nd. White silk sport' suit given tb most popular lady dancer. Handsome, , Bilk shlr-t given, to . best gentleman1 dancer.-. Our price always. $1.10. La 'dies free. ', . . v.. S3 With 2000 as the lowest estiinattt'yet given for attendance at the gr.and lodte I sessions of the 6dd Fellows and Re Ibekahs,. to be held here May 1H-21, ft Is imperative that rnore" Ashland people ; list thMr rooms aV available for hous Jlng these vleHdrs, 'it was stated today I by Mrs. EouIbo .A. PerozzI, secretary ; of the general committee "planning for I the entertainment and caring for the visiting lodge, . people. . Mrs. '.' Perozzi I declared yetserday that the members of the housing committee Were meeting ,with receptions, which, to say the least were not overly enthusiastic in their I attempt to persuade Ashland people to open their homes to the visitors. Sho pointed out that unless these .vis itors are cared for In Ashland, they will bo forced to go down the valley for. accommodations. Ashland Tid ings. 1 Extra special for Saturday. ' Oen (lot of .50 pattern hats, values to $22.50. priced at $7.98. One lot values to '$12.50 at $4.98. One lot $3.98 and one lot nt $2.98. The , Emmy Lou Hat !Shoppe. In M. M. Store. ' 35 We pay' for ABhea and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inq. tf , ....... .10c .;. .20 and 25c 2 pounds 15c . . . . ..-. 25c ., ..;:.!. '.25c 20c COMEDIANS BIG WHITE TENT 1 Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. TONIGHT and SATURDAY The Sensational Comedy-Drama "Her Legal Prisoner" Doors Open 7 P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. . Curtain 8 P. M. Prices 10-25-50 Cents Brigadier General George A. White, i Cul H. IX.. Welch, Col. James S. Gay Jr.,-and Captain - P. W. K el ley of Portland and Captain . Ralph Cowgill and iJS-utenants A. J. Crose, M. C. Wright and O. Lindley of the local National Guard company motored to Grants Pass this afternoon to be pres ent at tho mustering in of the Grants Pass company that has recently been organized there. . . i You'll agree that the Melodians are the best yet. Dance to their tunes ut Gold Hill tomorrow night. . 35 i Will party who picked up saxophone ; on Beatty Btreet belonging to Babe i Casey, please return to Mail Tribune and no questions will be asked. 35 j Extra special for Saturday. One I of 50 pattern hats, values to $22.50, priced at $7.93. , One lot values to! $12.50. at $4.08. - One lot S3. US and! one lot at $2.98. The Emmy Lou Hat i Shopiie; In M. M .Store. 3f Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel i Co. , tf Twenty-five .out of the state cars registered at the local state traffic bu reau registration office yesterday. If you want some rock cress, a beau tiful white bordering plant, help .your self while it lasts. ,,lt'B out on the parking at 723 W, llth. Don't need to call and ask for it. JuBt tuke Borne and leavo some for your neighbor. Fancy creamery butter 40o per lb. Johnson Produce Co. . . ,, If you want a furnished apartment with all'tbo modern conveniences, see or phone Hotel Holland. tf During he past month building per mits were Issued 'by tho city for the construction pf buildings to, the amount 'of approximately $46,958, which faljs Boniewhat below tho fig ures of approximate costs of buildings for, the month .of March. Laces, suitable, for alt materials. Xatwick, Inc. fl. ,(. 37 ' Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices.. . Wallace Wood Lumbor yard. ... The Gold' Hill Pavilion opens to morrow night Hear the Melodians, that new popular orchestra. 35 D. H. Gill of Central Point Is a Medford business visitor, who arrived yesterday. Hemstitching 8c a yard. The Van ity Shop.'Bartlett and Main. tf Have you made your date for the Gold Hill Pavilion dance tomorrow night. Don't miss the aielodtuns a new and better dance orchestra. 35 The Owen' Oregon Lumber company had the slashings on tehlr land eight or ten miles southeast of Butte Falls burned Thursday, the timber having been logged last season. This was probably the cause of the rumors hero yesterday afternoon of a forest fire in that section. Its the cut of the garment that tells the story. Mrs. Trowbridge will cut and fit at a surprisingly low figure. Buy. one pair of -scissors 'nnd you get an extra pair free next week. M. P. & H. Co. - 36 Plain sewing and mending is done at the Thrift Shop, the prices being right and satisfactory! work Is guaranteed.- ' . Coai briquets, that Mloan fuel. Han sen Coal Co.-Phonfe -39.. ! " wew sport sweaters In all the new shades. -Natwlck, Jntf.Jf 1 37 Out of town Oregonians in the city inciuue Mr. ana Mrs. R. L. Chapman of Dallas, J. P. Naumes of Hood River, John H. Simpson .of Pendleton, D. D. Johnson of Corvailis, Mrs. James Mc- uioiiana ana Charles McClelland o Sfalem and Mr. and' Mrs; C. A. Olson, C, E, Lowe, Harmon .Anders pn, C. L. Hulbert, C. E. Cordon and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Finlayson. Better thnn the fold Jewell orches tra. After you've heard the Melodians you'll agree. Hear thorn at the Gold Hill Pavilion tomorrow night, 35 D. T. Lawton, of this city, deputy state sealer of weights and measures nns Deen a business visitor In Rose burg this week. , Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. , .. . .. tf Your last chance for Clauss scissors at our big one cent sale all nex( week. jm. r . ae . uo.. 3li The Flowering' Cherry, considered by many as the most beautiful shrub in LIthia Park la now tn full bloom, presenting a beautiful, v appearance from Granite street.' The (' shrub Is. nestled between larger trees in the Jap garden just a few, feet, off Granite street, and the white blossoms, hiding tno oranencs ana limbs or the shrub, make it a beautiful eight. Ashland Tiding!!. . The Gold Hill Pavilion opens to morrow night. Come and dance to the tune of "Melodians" melodies. 85 Mrs. Trowbridge, creator of dresses. 905 W. 10th street. ... tf ASP Fresh Vegetables in Abundance We Feature Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Always a Great Variety to Choose From I A RIGHT-IN-SEASON TREAT ii il You will enjoy fresh, juicy home grown asparagus. It is right ill season and will give added enjoyment to a meal. Per pound 20c All vegetables are in better supply, since' the sun is shining again.' It will not be so hard now to plan the meals, with so many fresh vegetables to help. 1 For your inspection Saturday, California cabbage' and lettuce, bunch b(jets, carrots and turnips, also large artichokes., new potatoes, new pea's. ' ' ' Medford grown asparagus, radishes, onions, spinach, water cress and rhubarb. "Mexican tomatoes. '.' ; " .'Ij ' California strawberries, California oranges, Florida grape fruit. ' You will be glad you came in; the store . is cool and we haw comfortable chairs for vou to rest in.' ' - MCDONALD'S 225 West Main St. ' " : Accommbdatmg Service ; . Phone 125 Lettuce Radishes Green Qnions Tomatoes Artichokes Parsley ' Cucumbers Asparagus Bell Peppers Spinach Rhubarb String Beans Green Peas New Potatoes Cabbage Turnips Beets Carrots Oranges Bananas Fresh Fruits ! Florida Grape Fruit Extra Fancy Apples Strawberries Lemons FRESH HOME-MADE CAKES, PIES, SALADS AND U: : ... ; COTTAGE CHEESE j . , ' Experienced Salesmen to Serve You. Personal Attention Prompt Service ;JH.' 'E. MARSH Phone 252 , GROCER I Phone 252 Every large forest fire In our vicinity reduces the value of our town property. in 1 1 wnniTrwii ii nri rMniiiiiiiiri iraMrrTiaiiiMi in mt"'"'""'""'" SCORES KILLED IN R. R. lOkdtkuhnon-Berlln express wus flo ratlM onrly tills' mornlns" In ' tho lollsh corridor bctwon Swnroschln uiul Sturosurd, IcIUinK between 30 and 40 persons., and njuiine two score. . . BERLIN,, May 1. Dispatches re rplvcd here from Schncldemuehl suld that the eAunt showed 24 killed and 20 Injured In the wreck today of the Bydikuhnen-Beiiln express. : It was reported that tho accident was due to nn unidentified person havliiB re moved the bolts from crosB-ties undor tho rails. With Mnrtford trnAs 1k MMforiV ntnflfl. Salvation : ; Healing - OLD TIME RELIGION Preached by ' Mrs. j. M.j Robison 128 East Maiiji St., at PENTECOSTAL' MISSION HALL Baptism Interdenominational. - r - 1 y i-t:-.v: U v Coining King' WITH MEDFORD TRADE 18 MEDFORD MADE. OBITUARY ' PORTER James Satford Porter passed away yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.- Minnie A, Rrooks, 1 1 31 Tripp stret, where ho has been ill from the effects pf .ad vanced age.-' Mr.. Porter was born at Fowler, Ohio, May 6, 1843, being at the time of his death 81 years, 11 months, 2& days of age. Ho was of English descent, hid parents being early New York, state pioneers. From his youth he bad followed the sawmill business and had operat ed saw mills in, the eastern, south ern and western states. He was made a master Mason In Trumbeli county, Ohio, was. a mem ber of the Christian church, and & resident of Warren, Ohio for many years. He was a kindly man and highly respected by all who knew him and leaves a host of friends to mourn his loss , Ho leaves three , daughters, fifteen grand' children and eighteen great grand children. The daughters are Mrs. Minnie A. Brooks Medford, Mrs. Nellie Thomas, Folsom, New Mex ico; Mrs. Mabel Brown, Merrill, Ore. The funeral service will be hold at the Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 2:S0 p. m.,- Rev. J. W. DeYoe of ficiating. Interment In Medford cemetery. m Special communication Med-L-tard LOdgo No. 103, A. F. & A. TkyTM., Friday evening. May 1. 8 ' Vp, rn. Work In B. A. Degree. By order W. M. A. J. Crose, Serre tnry. sj 3 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTBD Married man for orchard work. Phone 408-H-3. 37 FOR 8ALB Five - head biff-work ; horses. Phone ,168-K evenlnga. -4,1 Grocery '.' v. : w k- 20th Centiiry It's true the 20th Century's economical method of distri- bution enables you to save. Yes! Not only 6h these spec , ials, but wKat's more, it's the saVirig oh every item in a 20 th Century. Store that counts-rcvery day in the week Offerings Saturday arid Monday; May 2nd and 4th ' Crisco- fl 'Crystal JWhitft Soap, Broken Sliced Pineapple, 6-Lb. Can -$1:39 . ' 10 Bars 39 Large Cans, Each 27 FANCY SLICED PINEAPPLE' Large 'Cairn, Eaelu.:;:,.:...:..!!.'.:....) Minced Clams, . . v . Halves, 2 for 35 EXTRA SPECIAL VIM Best Patent, the old reliable flour, 49 lb. sack $2.38 Albers Flapjack Flour, Norwegian Sardines in Pure Kafo Syrup Red Large Packags, 25 Olive Oil, 2 for 25$ Label No. 10 Can 83 . Wesson Oil,. Quarts,' Each 47$ Carnation Milk, Tall Cans, 9 ClTRUS POWDER-Large Size, Regular 27c.. CITRUS GRANULATED SOAP 10c Size..... Both for : 25, Shrimp Latest jPack, . Searchlight Matches, Kingsford Starch, Corn or v; No. 1 Tins,' 2 for 35 ' Big Box, C for 35$ Gloss, 1-Lb. Pkg., 2 for 25$ ' Lux Large Royal Garden Tea"--Ceylon and India (Black) or Japan Package, 25$ " (Green), VPound Package .................:....;i.....:..:......38 - 20TH CENTURJ COFFEE "There's none better;' . '. Direct to you from hnv own roaster; pound 48c; 2 pounds .'. - 95$ Mother's Rolled Oate, Preferred Stock Catsup, 20th Century Brooms, ..." With Premium, Large Bottle, 6-sewn, strong, medium ,J Large Package, 33- , Each 25$ .'. w'f.,f.durablei: each' 98 SOUTHERN OREGON STORES GRANTS PASS 511 W. G St. MEDFORD 31 N. Central ASHLAND 374 E. Main Forest Tires Destroy, Timber, Jlccrcation,' Game utmt I?