Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto CD CD o o OO O O MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTKE. MEDFORD, OREC!0T, FRIDAY. ' .WS) 5, 102') -rxrflu' wtree LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERS Del Monte Sliced Peaches, No. 2V2 tins, each '. -28c Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 tins, each. .20e S. & W. Spinach, No. 1 can, special . . 10c Iowa Chief Corn, 2 for 25c Standard Tomatoes, 2 for. . . . .25c. fibers Flapjack Flour :25c I Zed, the great health biscuit 27c i Coffee, a good quality, lb.. . . .. .35c Campbell's Soup, any kind 10c i Citrus Powder, (10c pkg. soap powder free) '. . . .25c You. can buy it for less at Louie's arid you don't have to carry it. Louie's Two Phones: 271272 C. O. D. If You Prefer Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS Steer Beef Pot Roast. ..... .15c per lb. Steer Beef Stew 12V2 per lb. Good Bacon 30c per lb. We Deliver . Phone 273 No More Window Washing A few cents cleans all your windows now1. In stantly! Without water powder or soap. No muss. No bucket to carry around, 'just ask for MOLE. It comes in a bottle with a rubber nose that feeds liquid to surface of glass as you wipe it across window. Then wipe window with a cloth. That's all. The window is cleaned and polished. No matter how dirty it was. Money back if it doesn't. " Instant Class Cleaner At Any Grocer ft- EI iEe. co. M(5 TRAOl MAftK HIO.U.S. PAT. OUl. "tM Under Dbrt" Klaar Ctmnlc.l Carvoratlos CkUa Mil so 11. Klirnum & Co. ' JJLstrlbulors STATE BOARD OP 1A1 PORTLAND. Ore., June 5, The state board of higher curricula was in IttPRMlnn hpro tnilnv inisMwrtni? nnn.il tof the University of Oregon asking j'that the Oregon Agricultural college !be prohibited from presenting certain courses held to be assigned to the! university. . The board went into session at ' 10:30 reviewing the briefs filed by j both colleges and also the steno-, graphic notes of verbal remarks by representatives of both institutions. No faculty members of either insti tution attended the session, which was strictly a conference between the board members on their findings from study of the briefs and the min utes of the earlier meeting. Dr. C. J. Smith, chairman, said at the opening of the meeting that a final decision may not be given, as further lines for examination may be brought up by members of the board at tho conference. t The charges of duplication of courses were filed against the Agri cultural college by the university, the lines Involved being commerce, jour nalism, music, education and liberal ai'ts. In its brief in reply, the college charged tho university with duplica tion of co u rsps in commerce which had previously been adjudicated to the agricultural institution. THEY STILL ADHERE TO HELL REALITY MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., June 6. (By the Associated Press.) Renewal of ; discussions regarding substitution of I words in the second article of the apostles' creed appeared likely as the synodical council of iho '.uilivruu Augustana synod m t here today to prepare the business to come before its convetlMon next v.ecO.:. The synod last .year voted to substi tute "hades" f-r "bell ' in ( tic apostles' creed, as well as to change "holy ghost" to "holy spirit." Both changes were made to conform to the Amer ican standard version of the! Bible, which has been adopted as more ac curate than the King James transla tion. The council announced that the substitution did not Imply a repudia tion of the doctrine of the existence of hell, but reluted only to the state of Christ following his crucifixion and death. The meeting also disclosed efforts would be made to have the synod re scind its action requiring pastors to wear robea while officiating lu ohurcll. Fresh Crisp Vegetables ''"''' - i T , . ' Vegetables form a part of almost every meal. You are always sure of a great vari ety to choose from at our store. SPECIAL MEETING According to an announcement made today ?y Mrs. Gertrude Moore, ! socretury of the Business and. fPOtes Bional Women's club, some thirty members plan to leave Sunday morn ing for Medford, where the members of the Medford club will bo hostesses at a picnic. Klamath Falls Horald. Sixty-two cars, mainly from the Pa cific coast, stopped at Merrick's Motor Inn yesterday to apend the night. Oinl or Tlwfcks. We wish to. thank our many frlendH for their kindness and sympathy, and for the beautiful floral offerings, dur ing the recent illness and death of our beloved daughter and sinter. MR. AND MRS. CHAS M. McKINNIS, WARKKN McIClXNIS, El A A McKIXNIH. C5 Major and Mrs. J. T. Winterbottom, state leaders of the Salvation Army, with headquarters In Portland, will vis it Medford and conduct a special meet ing at the local Army Corps, 4th and Bnrtlett, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The major and his wife are return ing from a staff officers' council hold lust week In San Francisco, where im portant things in connection with the Army's western program were discuss ed with Commander Eve Booth, na tional leader. Major Winter bottom has a pleasing personality and is a good platform man, with musical ability. The public has a cordial invitation to hear these leaders tomorrow night. Lettuce Radishes Green Onions String Beans Artichokes Oranges Bananas Tomatoes Cucumbers New Potatoes Green Peas Bell Peppers FRESH FRUITS Fresh Pineapples Strawberries New Carrots Bunch Beets Turnips Cabbage Parsley 0 Grape Fruit Cherries Fresh Home Made Cakes, Pies, Salads, Baked Beans and Cottage Cheese Experienced Salesmen to Serve You. Personal Attention ' Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Mountaineer through the Canadian ? Pacific Rockies- Take the Mountaineer to Chicago-a perfectly-appointed trans-continental train leaving Vancouver, B. C. at 7:45 p.m. daily and making a daylight trip through the wonderful Canadian Pacific Rock ies. Convenient time of arrival at all principal way points. LOW SUMMER FARES ARE NOW EFFECTIVE On Sale to September 15 Return Limit October 31 For eith.r business' or plsssure, the Mountain..; is the choice of eiper lanced travelers; through service, ev oalleat dining car.'compertment, sieep er and observation car of most mod- . era type make this the perfect route. "It Coifs No Mori to Tntvd on thl Canadian Pacilic" ' Canadian Pacif ic DaSsWki H. Beacon S5TMnlStA&MaJto5srtlant1 For Frrithi m O. H. Bccfcat . DUtriM PmIii Aftw 31 Any Medford Physician will tell you that fresh green vegetables are unbottled medicines." We give special attention to this part of our stock, and we know, that we can please you, as we always have lots of fresh, crisp vegetables at lowest market prices. . ' ' ' Young carrots and fresh green peas make a delightful combination, when cooked together.' Both may, bo had now, Medford grown. Also Medford grown head lettuce, bunch beets, carrots, turnips, onions, asparagus, green peas, cucumbers. Medford grown cherries, strawberries, gooseberries. California peaches and melons. Bermuda type silver skin onions, .Salinas garnett potatoes. - . MCDONALD'S Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Bakerf Goods. 225 West Main St. Accommodating Service Phone 125 AIRPLANE PATROL OF WOODS, JULY 1 EUGENE, Ore., , June 6. Airplane forest fire patrol will start from Eu gene July 1, with a base at the munic ipal aviation field,'1 according to offi cial announcement from' tho govern ment, received today by Nelson P. MncDuff, supervisor of the Cascade national forest. . Other patrol bases will be at Vancouver and Siwkane. Wash., and Mather. . field . and Ross field, California. Two of the ten planes assigned to tho various bases will be at Eugene. The Screen By Ye Press Agent. Tom Mix Stars at Rial to. Charles Konyon has contrived an ab sorbing tale of adventure In "Dick Turpln," which with Tom Mix as its star is at the Fttalto for today and to morrow. This Dick Is the bold, reck less daredevil of tradition and ro mance, fighting: the strong find the rich, helping- the weak and the poor, and winning- the lovely heroine rlht under the nose of her curmudgeon of an uncle and the villainous Churlton, her tlance. . t . ; There are wonderful fights, hair breadth escapes, wild rldoa and final happiness for handsome Dick and the fair Alice, as well as for his sworn brother. Tarn Klnjr, and pretty Sally, Waiting maid to Alice, Turpin's celebrated ride from Lon don and York on Ulack 13 ess is one of tho high spots In tbo story. The time Is In the early eighteen century, a pic turesque period when highwaymen were much in evidence and were loved by the masses as they were hated by the wealthy, whoso purses they took and whom they kept a continual state of terror. ..... On the program, too, wil be several short films and Peggy.' Ridley at the organ. . v Gloria SIiIiich In San Gene. A. story to pltiue the imagination. scenes to stir the blood, settings of real magnificence, and acting of the highest order "Madame Sans-Gene," Gloria Swanson's latest' picture, at the Hunt's Craterlan, Invites you to an af ternoon or evening of genuine enter tainment. . Gloria Bwanson shows facets of bril liance in this new picture which here tofore have been turned from the light. preat emotionalism, tender efellng, and fine humor. - The French government turned over palaces and priceless relics for the filming of "Madame 8ans-Oene." -Through tho revolution, through the years, of battle, through the life of Bonaparte's court, runs the story, and In the play are numerous historic char acters, strikingly depicted. - '; Card of TlinnkH i To those who visited ur mother and those who brought flowers and little dainties to her during her long Illness, and to our friends who sent flowers and spoke kind words and did neigh borly deeds. To Revs. Lawrence and Howe for the Words of cheer and help fulness, to Mrs. Marsh and Miss Ruth Lsttrt'rence for the lovely Music. To any who helped in any way in the time of sorrow, we, the children and grand children nnd brother nf deceased, ex tend our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. N. J. ffendrlcksnn and Family, Mrs. E. R. Oat man and family, Mr. J. I. Been on and Family, Mr. J. O. Talenland Family, Mr.tlMia. 1 Talent and Family, I Mr. T. J. IJdwards. - - isiTiliLa Childrens Day Program At Christian Church Children's Day wil be observed Sun day nt the First Christian, church, tho program being given at 8 p. m.. A mis sionary pageant consisting of five scenes and using about 50 of tho mem bers of the Bible school from- tho pri mary department to tho adult, Is In proparution. An offering will bo taken for mis sionary work and it is hoped that some largo gifts will bo. made. Children's day is one of tho big days In tho church calendar and a crowded house Is expected. New Advertisers Being Added Daily Tho Hood River Spray company Is another new advertiser to enter the columns of tho Mall Tribune and Sun day Sun, their advertised produco be ing "Fly-Dl," a preparation for de stroying all kinds of Insects that Is non-poisonous. This company also manufactures a number of other kinds of prepara tions for farmers, orchnrdists nnd house. bq ami -are distributors- for 'Friend" sprayers. MARSH FITCLD. Ore., Juno 5. Tho four-duy session of tho Oregon Fed eration of Women's clubs closed last night, nnd the delegates quickly scat tered to their homes. Bend nlid LaGrando nt tho closing session pre sented their invitations for tho 132G convention. With two place In com- potftW.;'t"tho dcclHion' will' rest with' tho . board, and choice will bo on nouncod later. , At fourteen years of age. George Washington gave up a midshipman's warrant and stayed at homo at bls nuither's behest. .. Ttio United States has 4,000,000 acres plnntod to potatoes. BARGAIN OVERLAND 4 Touring ' Completely Reconditioned f .. t J- ,i-r'w . : i -.i t e 'vf; The Busy Corner Motor Co. Reduced Costs of Foodstuffs is good news tb'every house wife. T a k e advantage of the 20th Century reductions this week. Thrift Offerings i Zi -v Saturday and Monday. June 6th and 8th VI ''I LOOK! The lowest prices offered in years. Libby's Pineapple, Sliced, Lgc Cans 27 . Large Citrus, ; libby's Peaches, Yellow 2 Pk,'s.'39 Free, 2 Lge. Cans 4,9$ Ripe Olives, Largo' Fruit, Delicious, v Prepared Mustard, Pure "01d;:. Quart Tin 32 Dutch,", Pint Jar 19 : P. in G. Naptha Soap, " Hershey Cocoa, Albers' Plapjack Flour, ; 10 Bars for 39? -Lb. Can 15t Large SSize, 24 CRAB MEAT "Sakhalin" Brand The best the sea .offers; halves, cart '20 .Bon Ami Powder, 12 '-4 Best Shortening, ; . Carnation Milk, ,. y, Bon Ami Cake, 10t Bulk, 3 Lbs. 55 Tall Cans, 9 , ,i ... . -i .'iff . u: MATCHES-" Economy brand, G boxes 25; "Searchlight," 6 boxes...'.....37V Certo, Boltle 33 Shrimp, Latest Pack,- Underwood Pure Deviled ' 2 for 651 2 Cans for 35 ( Ham, Quarters, 2for35 t NURAYA TEA Ccvlon and India (black), Vo-lb.pkg. 29; pound..: 49 Minced' Clams, "Pinnacle Old Dutch Cleanser,- Toilet Paper, 1000 Sheet 1 ' Kock," Halves, 3 Cans 50 2 for 15tf Tissue, 3 Rolls for 22 ' " ; i ' . . ' 20TH CENTURY COFFEE Direct from our on roaster To you. The sarno high standard of quality at a lower price, poufld 45 20th CENTURY GROCERY GRANTS PASS MEDFORD .K , 1 ASHLAND : '!. 511 W. GSt. " 31 N. Central . 374 E. Main fc "-ll u " " '"