Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 24, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text9 o MEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREfiONT, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925 PA"flE THREE It: ft li': r i OUIE'S MONEV SAVERS 0 lbs. Fancy Potatoes. . . . . . . . . :32c Campbell's Soup, any kind. . . : . .10c Caches, goofl quality, No. 2. tin , leach . .... . . .... . . , , .. 23c !rab Meat, fancy quality, large tin, each 28c yool Soap-it floats bar yf: : ,V. 5c ; arge Oval Sardines, 2 for. .V. . ! .25c Standard Tomatoes, 2 for. . . , ... ,25c' ish Flakes no bones, no waste can .... . i ..... . . .15c Welch's Grape Juice, pints, each . . . 37c Vou can buy it for less at Louie's and you don't have to carry it. S v C. 0. D. If You Like Fwo Phones 271-272 Star Meat Market Specials for Saturday v Vice lot of young Chickens and Rabbits SPRING LAMB Choice Steer Beef Pot Roast. lb .4. 15c Good Bacon, perlb... ..... 30c y'. . ,w..'--i.- ...'.., -jv si Te Deliver , v . Phone 273 ) WITH MEDFORD TRAD I IB MED FORD MADV IocdBrids VushlnKton state visitors resluter- eft at local hotels Include Mrs. Daniel Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Young of Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ilron- son of Everett, Mr. and Mrs. 13. F. WUliamsr of Toledo, and Mrs. W, Mo Jirlde. Mrs. fc. lnkstrond, H. Tennie, Mr. a fid Mrs. R E. Kirkwood and MIkb Eva Hansley of Seattle, i Your friends will drive to Putto Falls- tomorrow .nlght, why not you. Dance till 2:30. - 106 Fresh salt watar salmon, 25c. lb. Johnson Produce Co. ; ' tt Ma reel and bob curl, 75c, Tel. 436-U. 523 So. Ivy.- V; .t , 107 Royal J. Dye, who Rave a mission nry talk at the Christian church last evening, woa-a guest of, Mrs. Fred Wahl and1 her mother , Mrs. kose, while here. Mr. Dye was a missionary on the Congo for1 years and Is a force- ful and Interesting speaker. His mas- sage was wen receiveq. -' Dance in cool, comfort to tlfe tune ful harmony of the fnmous Night Hawks! Pavilion! Saturday night! 107 Fresh Empire plaster. Medford Lumber Co. 104tf Special for, Friday and Saturday supplies ror .the nursery, including hiany useful , articles. Handicraft Shop. " 107 Tho hand concert which has been a Saturday night feature on West Main street in the business section, will take place as usual tomorrow evening, but will start about 7:30, which Is a few minutes later than usual. , I Another dandy Butte Falls dance tomorrow night. Come and dance till 2:30 in the morning. . 106 j Women's andchildren's hobs at the Highway Barber Shop, 10 North Riv erside Ave. 107 Newcomb snys only a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices. Phone 631. . lOltf I The Grants Pass and Gold Hilt base. ball teams will combine on Sunday to , play the fast Hornbrook nine in the I California town. The best players from the two teams will be selected to make the trip. j Don't fall to hear the famous Night Haws! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Sat urday night! 107 A sterilized shave and hair cut' at the Highway Barber Shop. 10 North , Riverside Ave. 107 I Fresh Empire plaster. Medfrird Lumber Co. 104tf j Miss Rachell Bragg was assessed !$30 in fines this week by Judge Roe ,of Jacksonville, because of speeding fand driving a motor vehicle without 'proper license. Traffic Officer J. J. McMahon was the complaining officer. Dance. Medford building, Saturday night. Lots of fresh air. . 107 Get your tree props now, at the Big Pines Lumber Co. tf90 Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and Genesee. 8Stf Mr. Plnfleld, state fire Insurance ad juster of Portland, is spending sev eral days in the citp appraising the loss of the 'recent tlveB which ..-destroyed a church, a residence and a barn; A wonderful night with the Night Hawks! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Sat urday night! 107 Get your tree props now at Big Pines Lumber Co. '.' tf90 St a p le drugs at DeVoe's. tf LIBERTY MEAT MARKET Phone 164 SPRING LAMB Pork SPRING CHICKENS HENS PURE PORK SAUSAGE " y AH Kinds of Lunch Meats ' " EMIL PECH, Proprietor. Fonfierly with West Side and Medford Center Meat Markets ' . I ' ' ' ; Corner North Holly and Main Sts. - We Deliver Beef RABBITS -OA THE COOLEST STORE IN TOWN If you are a particular person preferring peaceful purchasing to perspiring perambulation, use your phone call 125 and central will connect you with the coolest store in town. ( , FRUITS AND VEGETABLES are in abundance and for the most part MEDFORD GROWN. They are your, best foods and cheapest now. " ' ' ; r Watermelons, cantaloupes, peaches, cooking apples, crabapples, eating 1 apples, strawberries, blackberries, red raspberries, citrus fruits-. -' Bunch beets, carrots, turnips, young onions, peppers,' cucumbers, cabbage, lettuce, summer squash, green com, tomatoes, new potatoes, green and wax beans," egg-plant. . ; ' 7 - FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY Save your own strength and energy for other things more useful to your self and family. " : - V MCDONALD'S i . . . Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Bakery Goods. '' 1 225 West Main St , '. Accommodating Service Phone 125126 Crutt9 Itiko nntloiml park continue to enjoy a larj;e pntrotmife, conalBtitiK liwtely of tourists from various purts of the United Htates, traveling In their own cars. The Crater lnke stage took seven train tourist ; passengers from here up to the lake yesterday, fifteen ' on Thursday, and seven or eight to-j day. Try that bitf milk snake at DeVoe's. I ! ' i tf Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and Genesee. 88tf teed all season. Ford special, $1 en eh. I van s auio itepair on op. ara street. : ; 106 rortlnnd residents' reflate red ut Medford hotels fm'ludo Mr. and Mrs. j O. O. JiiL'k, Mi and Mrs. J. Nelson, Mr. I and Mrs. K. L. WilllnntHon, Mr. and , Mrs. C. M. Hurtwell, Mr. and Mrs. U. D. UradHhaw, Mr. , and Mrs. Ov W. King-, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mnrtln, Jr., and A. M. Webster and daunhter. , Get your tree props now at Ills Pines Lumber Co. tf90 ! Pure, clean, runnlna- sulphur watr, Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool. 105tf Will trade new modern furnlwhed house in Han Diego , for one here. Phone 458-L. i 07 Glen T. Plunkett, a California tour- j Int. pleaded KUllty before muuit'lpal Judge h. A. Roberts of Arthland yes terday to a charge of speeding on the Pacific highway preferred against him by State Traffic Officer J. J. McMa- ' hon. Plunkett wtia fined (15 and costs. Special summer prices on dry fac tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf launspach Piano Store now open for 'business at 111 W. Main. Opposite Rialto theater. Successor to Root Mu. sic Co. . . . tf Newcomb says only a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices. Phone 631; ; lOltf The highway department has start- ed a crew working on the Pacific high- ,vay between the Douglas county line and the state line tn the Sisklyous, painting; the white center lines. This .will be done on all curves so that drivers will be able to stay on their own side or tne roaa better. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Before you buy that piano see Laun spach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and Is reliable. ' tf We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Captain Lowell Smith, head of America's round-the-world flyers, well known in Medford, pleaded guilty to charges of automobile speeding at Los ! Angeles last Wednesday and was fined '$25. Later the sentence was suspend ed when Smith told the court he was "unaware of violating any law." Large stock Victor records at Pal mer Music Store. tf For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning or lawn work, phone 012-J, Samuel Bateman. .r- -f tf i Cedar flume lumbet at Big Pines Lurrber Co. ".i , T tf , Rev. E. P. Lawrenceand J. H. Coole reiurnea xrom aaierri' yeanesaay, ac companied by Rev. W. F. Shields, ex pastor of the local Presbyterian church, who wlll'vlslt W. H. Gore and attending the annual Presbyterian state synod at Eugene which closed last Tuesday night, and where Rev. Mr. Lawrence- was elected moderator of the synod ' v Brick Ice cream 60c at UeVoes. tf Newcomb says only a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices. Phone 631. lOltf See the dresses and hats at bargains at the closing out sale at Edith Towne Shop. 107 Residents of southern California registered at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Barnes, W. J. Stone and family and Mesdames W. R. and W. A. Barnes of Pasadena, M. Abram son and party of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vaughn of Lanlcershim and the following from Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Inglls, A. Blgley and family. Mrs. H. A. Doss, R. W. Wind ener and party, Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McMnster. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pentz, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. R. Rnlney. Cedar flume at Big 'Pines Lumber Co. tf Hemstitch in , buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Fresh salt water salmon, ?5c lb. Johnson Produce,Cn.- j . As estimated by the bureau of agri cultural economics, the Oregon potato crop this year will reach 4.D50.000 bushels, exceeding last year's crop by more than 1,000,000 bushels. I See the dresses and hats at bargains at the closing out sale at Edith Towne Shop. 107 Newcomb says only a short time to order your factory blocks at summer prices. Phone 831. lOltf Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines .Lumber Co. tf Clarence Greene, Ph. D., president iof the Albany college, arrived In the city this morning to spend several days visiting friends while en route to Klamath Falls, In the Interest of the college. See the dresses and hats at bargains at the dosing out sale at Edith Towne Shop. ' . 107 1 Columbia plaster wan boafM. Call for prices, Wallace Wood Lumber .Yard, cor Enst Main and Genesee. Anyone going to uny hcoui camp at Lake of the Woods Saturday or Sun day. please notify Rev. J. B. Coan. Tree props all lengths. Medford Lumber Co.. - , j. . ; I04tf Heinz Quality Vinegar For Table Use or Pickling You will be using more vinegar now, especially for pick ling. Although Heinz Vinegar may cost a trifle more, still you will have the satisfaction of knowing you are getting the very best. HEINZ VINEGAR IN PINTS AND QTS PURE CIDER VINEGAR WHITE TABLE VINEGAR MALT VINEGAR TARRAGON VINEGAR HEINZ WHITE PICKLING VINEGAR IN BULK BUY IT BY THE GALLON WHEN ORDERING VINEGAR, SPECIFY HEINZ Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 JACKSONVILLE IKEIS Curd of TliankK We wMi to thank our many frlendu who so klndy ; offered their scrvlceii and sympathy, during our recent loss. Kspeclnlly the Went Bide Community club. Odd Fellows lodge and the Chrys aathemum circle and Frank R. Bel linger. Also for the many beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Llnvllle, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Oco. McDonough. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos McDonough TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT 8 -room furnished house vacant Haturoay. rnone 10 1-J. FOR BALB 1924 Btii touring car in good condition: 4 new tires. Driven for owner only. Phone 44. tf FOR BAT.,12 Hlmalya blackberries ' now ripe In Willow Hprings district; ' cofne and pick 'em a4 IO a gnllow Be. C. V. LangeaL Central Point The Jacksonville baseball nine and the Owen Oregon team will moot in conflict for the third time this senson next Sunday afternoon lit 2:30 on the Double-O grounds near the sawmill. Both have one game tonthelr credit, thus making certain that the game deciding the tie will be hard fought and full of action. When the teams played last Sunday the Owen-Oregon team lost to Horn brook by a score of 4 to 3, while Jacksonville defeated Phoenix by 10 to 7. Harry Foley will pitch and Bannister will catch for Jacksonville, while Krank Foley, brother of Harry, will pitch and Chllders will catch for the opposing team, thus bringing two brothers against euch other In the game. -' ..... Ittcliard lx ut Kuilto Tlirntcr. ' BlaVhuMty nnnds?G'.BSJ,tlVIil'n. nrd plx comes to the Rialto theater to day In his Intost comedy feature, "Tho Shock Punch." The cast Includes "Ouuboat" Smith, tho famous "gunner" of prlKe ring fame, who does some of the heavy jfis fighting with Dlx.' ' . .Frances Howard, now Mrs. Samuel Qoldwyn, 1b the girl with whom oun young hero falls in love, and for whuirt he fights a regiment of iron workers and buttles the world, i - tlt "The Detective))' also a Pnthe vlew and Peggy Ridley at the planVT complete tho bill. , , Will Build C. P. R. Bridge. ' ,J$ -SALEM, Ore., July 24. The public service- .'Commission lute yesterrtny Issued an order granting the state highway commission authority to con struct an overhead crossing over the tracks of the Contra! Pacific Rullway company in Kinmatn county. "WRESTLING" , ''- the Food Problem is a difficult task, but the 20TH CENTURY STORES : ; solve it for you, by supplying the best of everything in its class -at extremely low prices, producing savings that count. Let the 20th Century be your Grocer. ''"J Offerings Saturday and Monday, July 25th and 27th. SUGAR SUGAR ; SUGAR Lowest Prite in a Long Time. Pure Cane, 10 lb. sacks, 67c. 100 lb. sacks ... . . . . . . $6.49 Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Crystal White Soap, id Carnation Milk, tell fan,' 3 packages' 25 bars 39 3 for 29 EXCEPTIONAL OFFER FOR ONE WEEK "Pyrate" Washing Powder The super-cleaner it's different will not in jure the hands. Uny a 1-lb. package at the regular price, 25c, and get another package for 1$. .... ,; -.- u - a :r Com Beef, Searchlight Matches, full count Thompson Seedless Raisins,1' Ige. cans, 25$ large boxes, 5 for..........:.......25 3-lbf package ........32 MARMALADE Oest's, 12-ounce jars j L...;..,...:..::.:.....:.....L...:....;..,.20$ Del Monte , Catsup, f ull ,'Nuraya Tea i ' Baker's Premium Choco pints, bottle 25$ yrlb. pkg. ..27$ late, 1o-lb. pkg... 19$ Keep kitchen odors out of the living room Fry with Crisco 'I lib. :iub. 27f 39 ; Specially Priced 1 ' , - 31b. 61b. , 91b. 75$ lpl.43 V. 92.05' ' . :: Ehram's Ripe Olives ) 20th Century Brooms Shrimp Latest Pack Each : ......10$ Matchless 1.98$ No. 1 cans, 2 for........35$ BUY FLOUR made out of old wheat now Kerr's Best Patent, 49-lb. sack, $2.33; Crown, $2.43; Fisher's Blend, $2.53. 20TH CENTURY ,C0FFCE "A coffee that suits narticular coffee drinkers' 2 lbs. 89$ taste." Direct from our own roasters to' you j 20th Century Southern Oregon Stores GRANTS PASS 1 511 W. QSt. MEDFORD ASHLAND 31 N. CentraL-226 W. Main - 871 E. Main Phone 107. 107