Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1925, Image 2

P,AGE TWO
NW!fFOTtr fATL TRTBPNX VKDFOTtt), flKEflOy. FRtPAY, JULY 24, 192?
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A number of Auhlutid ticonlo wlm.e A mom; U (;-iiilit:i from a dl.'ilanc
IfcnoroHlty burniw were rpnently touch- whuriived In the city yHtrdny and
ed by thQ rip pea 1 8 of a Klb, well dri'jw- are guentii at Mrrt-k'ji Motor Jnn are
ed man who wild he wuh "workiiiK his Included J. H. Htevle of (jrandIune
wny through rlleK 'by KOllciUnK ub- ;tlon und 8. H H;irle of Denver. Colo,,
HcrljitlonH to iiiuKuzlncH for the "I'ninn J. C. Jmson of Knit Lake City. I'tuh,
Circulation company, Hlnser Tilde-. K. T. Wee of Flat Itiver. Mian.. T. U
New york," have JuHt found out by lm Wilder of Masn City. la.. J. W. Van
jne weather wnn given a variety lnte return of their lttttem encloninK re- Horn of Phoenix. Ariz.. J. W. KIdrldKe
list nlh'ht by a lightning and thunder coipU for their nubHcriptloitR that they of MyerHVllle, Md., C. K. Hlchcock of
wtorm in thn city and vicinity, during were defraudcdand their philanthro- Gooding, Idaho, A. II. Ziurgman of
hich a trace of rain fell for a few pic IdeaM ImpoHed upon. The postal
yilnutes. About, midnight lightning authorities were able to find no such
struck the high tension power line In concern in New York, according to
the Hilt vicinity, which caused the Fred Wagner, local pofltmiiHler.- Ah
lights to go out In this city for a short land Tidings. -' .
time. The maximum of yesterday. H8.fi, , Dunce till 2:30 at Butte Kails to
vran the lowest for over a week pant, morrow nlghu Uoood mush good
hut the same day a year ago had ft floor a good time. 10C
2irimUT f tonwally cloaay . -The affiliated trades have entab-
Vfithnt In ni'KiHftim fur Hninrriiiv. ntwl .... ...
continued mild lemnerature. . 'ATI ""'""?, T" "h M"0, I"" vlHor. here (ran, A.hl.nd yea-
Dance In the breeze ut Houue Klk, ?, ."' .J.Z'.Z Vr'":":"" ;terday.
Tnhern ut' the 7,1 " handle a,i ZZZ
Store ha""'e nt the lav . f.'J that may arlxe. All card men are ak-
, ' ... -',,, . 1 to reKiiter with the secretary.
i Vr. and Mr. A. P. W. Krerae and m.j y.
fnntlly have-returned .from r two,
w'ockn' vacation from Hunnet-Iiy-the- 1 J' R- Jttok of Oreaon City, in a
Hon In Coon county. ,vlllor In the city who arrived yomer-
Kxlde hntterlpM fur Kordw. rhpvrn.
Detroit, and I). It. I.ounKe of Kahuna
zoo, Mich., and C. D. Tllel of Dayton,
Ohio. . , , ', ;
The Handicraft. Hhnp ha received a
new lino of attractive baby gifts. 107
Meet your friends at the Butte
Falls dance tomorrow night. Lasts till
2:30. mo-
Carl T.oveland was among the husl ;
lets. Ktars, etc., $12.75 and ,16.BoJ fnnoe In the breezes at Iiogue Klk
Williams & Mccuriev. liM.tf oaiuruay nignt.. 107
Lawn Boclal at the Methodist church ' ,'"wn "o1"'1 at tho Methodist church
Friday eve. Home made cake and Ice Friday eve. . Homo mude cake and Ice
cream 15c. Public Invited. 106 wcam 15c. Public invited. I00
! Tourisu and others registered nt lo. I, lri,Q' n- J-wls. proprietor of the
cul hotels Include' Mr. and Mrs. C. K, t p"11'0' Point Meat market, was a bus-
Urooks and J. U. lirooks of Minnil.'l mess visitor in tne city yesterday
Flu.. C. D..Hul.Hhu nf llethlehxm Pa.. I' rcsh salt water . salmon, 2
Mr. and Mps, H. C. Saulo of Huston,
Mass., Fred A. Forlterl of Columbus,
Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Italph Markus of
. Chicago. Mr. attd Mrs. C. 1. Clough
und J. H. Cowles of Iteno. Nev., F. J.
ICnglemnn and family of Kansas City,
Mo., J, H. McDonald and Gordon Phel
non of Vancouver, II. C, Miss Muriel
Htelfel and Watterson Lowe of New
York City, and H. P. Hoffman and
family of South Orange, N. J.
Fancy new potatoes, large size, 3c
per lb. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N.
Fir street. Phono 7. ., Uf
5-plece kitchen spice sots 8. 60
lue Saturday only $5.95. Ja.p
4rii Store. Ill'
vSeventy-thi;ce put of tho state cars
wore registered .Thursday at the lo
cal state registration bureau In the
Chamber of v Commerce. The usual
very large week end registration of
such cars. Is. expected to start today,
i JVm. J. ..Warner la expected back to.
morrow night from Corvallis where he
has been attending the big O. A. C,
poultry meeting,'
3'ree' props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. . , . 104-tf
At the first meeting In June of Med
ford Post, , No. ,16. American Legion,
a resolution wan. passed changing the
meeting nights of the post to the sec
ond and fourth Mondays of each
month. Next Monday night, the. post
will hold Its second meting in July,
and a large attendance ttt expected.
All members of the drum corps nre.to
be thero and will hold a short meeting
fdlowlng the regular , session of the
post, to decide on the dates for prac
tice: Initiation of six new candidates
InlA th lADfnn ',lll Vm n .. . .
post's program for. the evening. .,.
Let ino write your fire insuranre.
Carl y. Tongwuld, Holland Bldg.
Thono 0911. 104-lf
Lawn social at the Methodist church
Friday eve, Hume made cake and Ice
crenm'16c. Pupbllc incitod. 106
Mrs. K. O. Owen of Weed, Calif., is
spending several days In the city as
n house guest of her son, William Vir
gin. '
R. LjR, eggs at DeVoe's,' ' ,' tf
One lot f baskets at cost and un
der." .'Jap Art Store... Ill
The fire department was suninton
od yesterday afternoon nt 3:30 to ex
tinguish a rubbish blazo nt the corner
of 4th street and Central avenue. The
flKf, which caused 110 damage, was
lntt out by the use of seevral gallons
n-Vheinlcals. ,
' i represent .the strongest group of
flr Insurance companies in Amotion.
Carl Y., Tcngwald, Holland. Bldg..
Phono HS3. ' . I04tf
nnn' M'eAfdrd" Imlldlng, SatliVdik'y
riwht: I,nts of fresh nlr. 107.
J
Siiturdny wc will qf-
P.... .... ..1.1 f... :i i
111 uii mil iciiuiiit' ill
a inoiioy-saviiiK .price.
;' Jelly Roll
; 14c
For those ylio are
lilaniiinR n iiicnie or
trip to the hills ,over
the week-eiul this is a
. timely speeial. Easily
r packed ami di'light
fully nppropriutc for
;" out ill,' lunches.
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3 The COLONIAL
v Southern Oregon '
Finest Bakery
1 .
lb.
Johnson Produce Co. - tf
Its a pleasant drive to Ilutte FallH.
Dance there tomorrow night. Good
munlc and a Rood dloor. . - l(i
- Ctvllfornlana reentered at local ho
lela Include Mr. and. Mia. Cluy Kemff.
8rf and Mr. and Mrs. (luy Ketnff,-Jr.,
off potterviHe MlnH-Alice Jordan of
Napa. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crane, Mrs.
May McCabe, -Mr. and Mra. J. A. IMc
cardo, and Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Hyneer
of Oakland. Mr. and Mra. H. 1. Cope
and Mr. and Mra. W - R. Urune of
Berkeley, Victor Vlzer and parly of
San Bernnrdlnoi and the follovvinK
from Han Francisco: Mr. and Mrnt J.
McCullough, Mlaaea Evelyn and (jen
evlcve Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. M. Unl
laKher and daughter. MeHdamea-A.
Llebenthall and E. Greenbnum, Mr.
and Mra. J. E. Brady, A. Itlfley and
family. L. N. Llentrtlen and family. Mr.
and Mra. E. F. Gifford, Mr. and Mra.
E. E, Medorf, and Mr. and Mrs. E. IT.
Bohnert.' i '
Dance .Rlveraide Community, club.
Saturday night. A I ford's Imperial nr-cheati-a.
107
' lAWn social at tho Methodlat church
Friday eve. Home made cake and
ItummaKe Kale at the Salvation
Army Saturday, from 8 a. m. to 4
p. m. 106
! .Tree propa all lengthg. Medford
.Lumber Co. - , 104tf
E. II. McDiinlelf, of Portland, a
Weeks' law inspector, was a hUriincsa
vlpltor In the city today, conferring
with local forest service officials. Mr.
McDanlels Ih the supervisor of the
Kii.klyou National foret durlne the Mi
ners of 10. Wright and the absenco of
D. U. Lewis, assistant supervisor. 1
New and UKcful ylfls for the baby,
llnndlcroft Shop. ' 07
Why stop the dance "nt midnight
that's Just a wood start. . Dance at
Ifutto Fulls tomorrow night until 2:30. !
Pluns are practically completed fop
the erection of a $150,000 hotel on the
corner, of flth and Klamath avenue.
and following the clearing up of a few
derails, construction-, work 1 wjll be
started, probably within 30idays. An
nouncement of the new. hotel was made
yesterday by B. R. Dunwoody and J;
W. Patterson of Sacramento and San
Francisco, respectively, who declared
that finances for the costly new hotel
to be named "The Iafayette" are a
hund. Klamath Falls Herald. i ,.
Fancy creamery butter 47c per Hi.
Jofinson Produce Co.
Spoclal chicken dinner Sundays, $1.
Casey's Cory Inn, 30 miles out oh
Crnter Iike highway. 107
Mrs. J. A. Westerlund returned thin
morning from Portland, where she
had been visiting friends for the past
neveral weeks. ' ?
Dance Riverside Community club
Saturday night. Alfoi.l's Imperial or
chestra. 107
II. D. McCormaclt, a re-Jdent of Cal
ifornia, pleaded guilty In Judge Tay
lorH court yesterday to a charge
HE
kie croam 15c. Public invited. 100 brought against him by Deputy State
Mlrs Eleanore Egan -arrived In tho
city from Pasadena, Calif., yesterday
to spend several weeks visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Egan.
Treo. props all lengths. Medford
Luniher Co. . . . 104tf
' ''Minn Georglanna Cllft is enjoying
a two weeks' vacation in tho vnlley
with friends in- Ashland. Medford ami
other point."... says, the Klamath
Nows.
; Pianos! See InunapacK tf
Game Warden P. H. Dally for angling
without a license. McCormack was
fined $25 and costs by the court.
Dance, Medford building? Saturday
night. Lots of fresh air. 107
A. 6. Vernooys, telegraph operator,
recently of Alaska, has been transfer
re dlo tho Western 'Union office of
Medford and will-commence" his' du
ties this wetfk. k
Fresh Empire plaster. Medford
Lumber Co.
104f
The Sure Cure f or the Blues!
A Bomb-burst of Merriment!
SUNDAY
"THE DRESSMAKER
FROM PARIS".
.With" Leatrice Joy and
Ernest Torrence
P IVMAvn n at t. Aim
- muter urgnnist at the
' Oinnt WurliUer
conomy
' '" ' - "
THE HOME QF; BREAD LIKE MOJHER MADE
Whether or not a store renders a real service to the community is best de
terminecl by its growth. From a small beginning four years ago we now
have the biggest store of its kind in the state.' ! ; i V - ' ' r !
Service is of two kinds--one that increases costs by getting the gopfls tpyou
in the most expensive, way-pthe other, by the shortest or most direct rcjute.
We have chosen the latter, which is the money-saving way. That it has the
approval of the public is clearly shown by the fact that on last Saturday we
served 2628 customers. i. . : ; . '., f
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY r
, ; MEATS .
Shoulder Steer Beef Roast, lb. ..... 12c
Boiling1 Beef, per lb. . . . ,6c
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. .......... 12c
Hamburger Steak, lb. ............ ,12c
U BREAD
l ib Loaves . . . 3 for 20c
1V2 lb. Loaves. . ... 10c
A - , . , .
OTHER SPECIALS
Fancy Soft Shell Walnuts, lb., 30c and 35c
Small Oranges,: pe rdoz.' . .... . . 15c
Casaba Mellons, per lb. . ,. : . . .5c
Fancy Honey Dew Melons, per lb. . .... 5c
Iceberg Head Lettuce, per head 7c
Wesson Oil, qt. can : . . . 45c
Shrimp, F. F. C. Brand, per can . . . . . 15c
Columbia River Chinook Salmon, flat
cans . .""
Small Peas, very good, No. 2 can", i ; 17c
20 Mule Team Borax, 1 lb. pkg. . . . . . . 15c
Borax Soap (20 Mule Team) 4 bars 25c
Solid Pack Tomatoes,1 No. 2 can . . . 15c
Fancy Crab Meat, per can . . . . . ...:.29c
P. & ' G. White Naphtha Soap, 10 bars'! 38c
? Crystal White Soap 10 bars. . . . . . . .38c
$3.69
. ; . . 15c j , ,; ,t " J Per ;case b 1 100 ,bars
IN OUR KITCHENWARE DEPT.
sWX
''" " IE I; Ariot of thriUe J rj ;
Laugh and -TC"' I' and spills that 1
thrill until you - JM 60 I 8ends your pulse ml.
ion 't know 40 -1 to fever heatl
whether to cry f A illlllll
i or gasp I r?Vr'r"
Water Sets cut glass jug or tankard V
t , "6 glasses worth $ 1 .50 Sat
Urd'ay . : . . ; ": ...;!:.: .;98c
Plain Thin Tumblers very clear glass
-t-for Saturday, 6 for.'. . ... .'. 29c
Glass" Pitchers thin blown-
2ach.
''!
.49c
' Cut Glass Goblets champagne, sun- .
I " u dae, oyster cocktail or wine glasses '
i r usually 40c or 50c your choice'
Saturday, each . . .... . . . . . . . .27c
; Aluminum Preserving Kettles, 10 and
12 qt. . . . . .7. ;98c
Copper 'Tea Kettle, nickel plated
Special . . . $1.69
ENAMELED WARE 1 :.'
White W Blue Enameled Ware Combinetts, Dish Pans, Preserving Kettles, Water
98c
Pails, Coffe Pots, Tea Kettles; values to $1.50.
For Saturday, choice. . . ..... .. ' i v '
GATES & 'EYDIARD ! !
' r; : BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
FEED STORE-Scratch Eeed;l 00 lbs
$2.98
.
Don't Fail to Hear
The Celebrated
NighthawKf
OrcKestra
Music-Tong Entertainment .
Fair Grounds Pavilion
SATURDAY I
NIGHT- J
No Increase in Regular Prices.
s. ' , '(Jentlemeh $1.10 V ' Ladies Free ," rr ; S
EVERYpODYS GOING! J
h.H- THE
Model Market
ii.'ii . ti it...' f v
' Around the corner from High Rent
j on "central aVenue, soOtri
SATURDAY SPECIALS
' Pot vonst, lb 10
'Rib boil, lb............... 8
Kouud steak, lb 20
;Loin steals lb 20
! Chuck steak, lb.:.:.16
Lamb ohons, lb. ......25'
Leg of lamb, fb 30
;Lamb stew, lb.......10
Veal shoulder, lb,....18
Veal cbois,lb 20
Fresh side pork, lb..27
Pork steak, lb. 25
) Pork roast, lb.......25
' Sausage, lb. .'.......::..15
Hamburger, lb. 15
Salt pork, lb.............30 -
Lard,'lb.;U..l:.;.....;25
Compound, lb. ......20J
Home sugar cured '
bacoii, lb... ..........;.32
Picnic hams, lb 25
Hens, lb 27
Springer lb; 30
Where Quality Costs No More . . .
f Model Meatis Good to Eat
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