Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUT. OREGON. FRTO&Y. JUNE 12, 15V2.V
PACE THREE
LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERSi
f .... .1
WATERMELONS
Quality guaranteed, lb, .... . ... -5c
'bananas'
3 lb. for 25c
CANTELOUPES
Nice big ones, each . . .... 10c
CABBAGE
Solid heads, lb. . . . .y 4c
You can buy it for less at Louie's
and you don't have to carry it.
Louie's
Two Phones: 271272
C. O. D. If You Prefer
SI
SSlfflCE
00
-, Commencing next Monday t tlie city
treasurer's office will not bo open
until 0 a. m., and will close at 4:00
p. m.. making the business hours of
that, office two hours shorter than
before. !
This Is being done, City Treasurer
Herbert Berrian states, to take care
:of the Increased business of the of
fice, and to care for it more effic
iently. These two extra hours will
tend to aid much in taking care of
this business, rfhd will . naturully do
away with . much of the night work
that has been done after the regu
lar hours.
He. requests the citizens of Med
ford to remember these new business
hours which ko into effect Monday,
thus saving them much Inconven
ience by coming within the time the
offico is open for business.
pro-
for
Tho elaborate entertainment
gram which has been prepared
the visiting guardsmen will be appro
riately ushered in tomorrow night,
when a grand ball is to be staged
In their honor at the Fnir Grounds
Pavilion. The pavilion management
is Htriving diligently to perfect all
details of this initial event, splendid
dance music will he provided by tlu
new pavilion n.vho'.ra nf eight
piece. The H'.uImi:i fl.ior ha he en
put in ex client mndUiun :iid.
pains will be spared to assuru
visitors a good time. Many
PICKLES AND OLIVES
This is the season when more pickles and olives are used. We
have the largest and most complete line we have ever carried.
Heinz Sweet
Heinz Sur
PICKLES
H
IN BOTTLES
einz oweet mustard Knight s oweet
Heinz Chow Chow Knight's Sour
mi
tin.
ut-of-
OLIVES IN GLASS AND TINS
ELKS FLAG DAY TO
chocolate mint
' rings
' . .-
Oddly shaped nud nttractive cream mint chocolates. A
Whitman specially that gives the desired touch. of novelty
to the luncheon or the dinner table. Try .these instead of
the ordinary flat mint wafers and note how your guests
' appreciate these rings of the finest chocolates and rcfrcsh
, ing mint. . ...... .- . ... i
NOTHING BUT MINTS gives in one package eleven ounces
of selected mints prepared especially for the hostess. It
contains a daintily arranged assortment of the. best-liked
mints, creams, chocolate covered pieces, jelly dainties, all
most appropriate for after-dinner or, for cards, or othrq
entertaining. ,
HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884)
HASKINS- DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
.. As near as your phone... . ... , .
i The Meilford lodge of Elks will hold
Its annual observance of Flng Day next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the city park, to which the general
public and all soldiers from Camp
Jackson off duty are invited to attend.
The address will be delivered by
Brigadier-General George A. White,
commander of the Oregon National
Guard, and the rest of the program
will consist of musical features and
observance of the special Elks' ritual
on such occasions. The D. O. K K.
band will render several selections.
COURT HALL IS AGENT
FOR PAXTEN FRUIT CO,
Court Hall, the well-known fruit man
of Meilford, is now manager for the
Rogue river valley district of the
Paxton Rivers Fruit company of New
York City, with his headquarters In
Mniifnrd. Thli district commixes the
! territory between Roseburg and Ash
land.
The company has been established
in Oregon for tho past three years.
. during which time it enjoyed a fast
.expanding business. Manager Hajl
said today the company exports to buy
iln this territory a considerable amount
jof late pear,s and apjiles. .-
town dancers will bo on hand to c0-,r8
ononito with tin- local public in wel-1
coming the soldier guests and all in-;
dications point to a splendid affair;
from beginning to end. The pavilion ;
management has announced that nu
National Guardsmen will be udmitted
free.
Green Olives, all sizes
Ripe Olives, all sizes
Olives stuffed with Pimiento
.from 20c to $1.75
.from 15c to $1.45
20c to 95c
PLAY NAT! GUARD
Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock
Copco will meet the iBtrong V lead-
quarters company baseball team at
tho Holly street grounds. Through an
oversight on the part of those arrang
ing the game, it was not included in
the encampment program Just out.
The "volt-makers" have been practic
ing diligently every evening in an
effort to make a better showing than
that displayed last week against Com
pany A. Bourne and Onn will be the
battery for Copco.
This is the first game in quite a
lew years that a Medford team has
met a Portland team, and a good
attendance is looked tor. The Boldiors
will be out there en masse to root
for their buddies.
"Thundering Herd"
Filling Craterian;
Smashing Success
Bring Suits to Quiet
Title Qn City Property
SPECIALS for SATURDAY
If you want good roast, steaks or chops for your
Sunday dinner, come in and look oyer our quality,
meats at a very reasonable price, and a place. where
quality costs no more. . ' . , ; ; ,
Pot Roasts, prime beef, lb , ....15.
Rib Boil, prime beef, lb 12.V
Veal Roasts, prime beef, lb .....15,
All Steaks, prime beef, lb.l :. 25'
Fancy Hens, lb... . ...30
Fryers, lb ..'..........' 38
Model Meat
Market
Phone 325 , , . We Deliver
t
i Tho city' attorney's office has, com
menced lawsuits to quiet the titles of
property, which has been taken over
by the city because of delinquent as
sessments. These suits, which total 300 in
mumber, are directed, on the greater
'part, against the former owners who
.are now non-residents of the city,
with but a few Medford citizens in
eluded. .
; Trampling a path in motion picture
history. "The. Thundering Herd" has
succeeded in keeping the staff of the
Hunt's Craterian working at Its great
est efficiency from the time of -its
opening, a continuous stream of pat
rons having kept the showhouse flUed
to capacity. . ,
A number of children were sent by
parents to achieve education by the
visual route, it is a picture so filled
with appeal to old and young.
A Zane .Grey story of romance and
adventure provides the basis and the
background for "The Thundering
Herd.' It Is a recreation of the dra
matic history of the conquering of the
west. The dramatic critics, in their
reviews, court not praise the produc
tion enough, and tho words of the pat
rons, as they leave, substantiate their
Judgment.
Zane Grey personally aided in tne,
direction of the picture and selected
the cast, composed of Lois Wilson,
Jack Holt, Raymond Hatton, Noah
Beery and Charles Ogle and many
others. , . ; . ,
20 Seconds
i For a Clean Window?? ,
no matter1 how; dirty.
Rub my nose across
window or mirror.
Wipe off with rag.
That's all. I save OKa
labor and time.
"Digs under
the dirt"
At all ,Grocra
Mason, Eh r man & Co.,
V.
Distributors
FOODS FROM-SUNNY LANDS
1
GRAPEFRUIT the new way, packed :by a process that, retains the full,
flavor of the tree-ripened fruit. The skin is removed, also the pith, membrane,
and seeds,, leaving only the segments and juice. There are, many delightful
ways of serving grapefruit. Please ask for. a booklet of recipes.. Five por
tions to, the can u..,,,......,... . ,30
DATES The. Orient has used the.date as food from the most ancient times,
but in America we do not as a rule half appreciate its value. It supplies a fine
quality of food iron, lime and salts, and a sugar which is more readily assimir
lated than cane sugar. Dates and milk constitute a, complete . diet. Try some
again... : : .....:.....:......,..;,.,.,..,....,....,. ....-. 2Sr
SMYRNA FIGS Imported and packed in America,, these -delicious, thin-'
skinned figs make a delightful dessert. These figs are not, touched by human .
hands after the inspection and sorting, is done. Thre health properties of figs,
are generally known. Smyrna fig in a light delicate syrup can be used iiia
variety of ways that make them practical.. Per. can- 3t-
MCDONALD'S
Groceries Fruits, Vegetables, Bakery Goods.
225 West Main St.
Accommodating Service
Ptyne 125
SOMETHING NEW
Cresca Olives, stuffed with Hazel Nuts., ' ;.
Cresca Olives, stuffed with Almonds.
BULK GOODS
Plain Sweet Pickles, Mixed Sweet Pickles, Sour Pickles, Dill
Pickles, Sweet Mustard Pickles, Sweet Relish, Medium Size Ripe
Olives, Extra . Large Ripe Olives , and Large Green Olives.
We Invite You to See Our Display of Pickles and Olives.
1 " ' "' Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Personal Attention
Phone 252 ' . GROCER
Welcome to the Oregon National Guard.
Phone 252
San Francisco motored from San I
Fran.cisQO, arriving in .oui, city Sun,-:
day. Mr. and Mrs. Moran will visit:
with their brother, Pete Allen, in the,
Applegate and Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
on Thompson creek, while Miss Gil-1
son Bpent Sunday evening with her i
aunt, Mrs. Chris Uhich and will be
the guest of her father Harry 'Oil-,
son, who resides nt Sterling. ' I
Miss IbhIb McCully entertained her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mix Thursday!
evening. Thoy are clever attractions
in Ellison White Chautauqua, whirhj
is now playing In Medford.
Mrs. Amy Dow was a .business vis
itor in Medford Wednesday..
Mrs. Kaymond Reter and children
were recent, guests at the home of
Sheriff and Mrs. Jennings. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Webster and
family were recent callers in our city.'
. Mexico , Is levying a gasoline tax
for road building purposes
C i wit- . vN;
1924 BUICK SIX
GLASS ENCLOSED
A Real Buy
The Busy Corner, Motor, Co.
Kev. Dun W. 'Thilrston of Redding,
Cnl a guest of Mr. J. B. Weavur
of Central Point, . accompanied Wov.
E. F. Ackley, minister of the ClirlH-
tlan church of Central Point to our
city Monday and among many other
things, they visited tho museum., .
Clay Combest, who was rocentiy
operated on by Dr. Conroy at tho
Sacred Heart Hospital for nppenul-
cltls,. Is rapidly Improving and was
moved to Grandma Combest's home
Monday. . . - ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Balib, Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Babb and Mrs. Martha
Ross of Medford wero Sunday gucstu
at the home of Grandpa Babb. They
all enjoyed a bountiful basket din
ner.
Mr., and. Mrs. J. A.. Hcmstreet,
Mrs. Mary . Payne . and Mrs. Myrle
Peters and son . Myrlo Richard , of
Medford wero viewing .the Jackson
County Museum In our city Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, George Henry and
children of Marshfleld are guests of
Mr. and, Mrs, H. C. Gallup. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry expect to locate hero,
fcas Mr. Henry Is a successful teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bilgor , of
Wanopole, Wash. i we're In our city
Tuesday en route to Los Angeles to
visit his .mother. Mrs. ; Amanda Bll
ger. . Mrs.. Chester. Cook, and Mrs. Rev.
Edgar returned home Tuesday from
a short visit to Lakevlew. They had
a pleasant trip, but found the .roail
very rough.
': Mr. Sullivan of Glendale, Cullf.,
qtopped over. In, our city Tuesday to
meet old time friends returning from
Seattle.
1 Emll Brltt returned Monday from
a week's visit at Los Angeles. He
accompanied the Shrlners.
Miss Josephlnq. Sanborn celebrated '
her 16th birthday at her homo on
California street. A number of her
" friends were present and a very en
joyablo time. was had; light refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Puhl art tho
proud' parents of a bouncing baby
girl, born at Sacred Heart Hospital
Sunday, June 7th
Mr. and Mrs, O. C. Stnnwood and
son, O. C-. Jr., of Medford, wero
Sunday guests at the home of ihelr
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stan-wood,
Walter plymale and Ben Fnlrchlld
of Yreka, wero meeting old-tlmo.
friends in our city Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. A. Moran and daugh
iter. .Juno and Miss. Mildred. Cillson ot
Ripe Olives, Bulk,
' Tint lSf
Campbell's Beans,
The Big Tin, 10
20TH CENTURY GROCERY
STANDARD ALt OVER: THEIR TERRTORY
Standard; Merchandise, Standard' Prices Standard V Service,
Absolutely Reliable ,
Note the Attractive Prices ,on Carefully Selected Merchandise
SATURDAY ANP MONDAY, JUNE ,13 AND 15,
PREPARED FOODS
White Star Tuna, White
Meat,' Halves, 27
MAPLE LEAP SALMON, Fancy Chinook' Columbia River; New, Patik, . .
VsrPouhd Can:........:..:........ i 24f
Sakhalin Crab Meat; ' Norwegian Sardines in Pure Stuffed Olives,
Fancy Japan, Halves 29 - Olive Oil, 2 Tins 25 3y2-Oz. Bot, 15
GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE aVo-Oz. .TaV 13, 8VrOz29, Pint....50
Delicia Sandwich Kippered Snacks, Boneless, Strained Honey, Pint--.
Spread, 2 Tins 25 Direct Imported, 2 Tins 15 Mason Jar, Each 33f
AMERICA DRY GINGER ALE See America First ; Large Bottle.... 20
STAPLE ITEMS
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Monopole Catsup, Carnation Milk,, . Wesson Oil,
Pint Bottle, 23 Tall Cans, 9; '. Quart Tin, 49 .
MATCHES Economy Brand, 6, for 25& Searchlight, 5 for...:..:.... 25
Crystal White Soap, Citrus Granulated Soap, Post Toasties,
10 Bars 39 ' 3 Pkgs. 10c Size for 25 ' Package, 9. ,.;
VIM The Old Keliable Family Patent Flour, 49-Lb. Sack".:::........,'..:..:. ?2.39
Lily of Valley Peas, ' Royal Garden .Tea,
Rifted Earl v-June, " ; Japan or Ceylon and India,
2 Cans 49 Vo-Pound Package, 38?
20TH: CENTURY BROOMS 6-Sew, Med.i Wt, Finest .Qualityi...- :..98?,
20TH CENTURY COFFEE A Breakfast Treat Direct From Our Own
Roaster to Yoi; Pound 45, 3 Pounds $1.32
ALL THE SEASON'S OFFERINGS IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
20th CENTURY GROCERY
GRANTS PASS.
511 W. G St.
MEDFORD
31 N. Central
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