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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1925)
HfEDEORP MATE TftTBUyE, MEDFORT), OuT.CiONT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1fl2.- PA"OE TTTRTTC o. LOUR MEHAVERS i . Sugar CQured Bacon, small pieces, no bone, special, lb. . . 2&c Sauerkraut, new pack, qt . . . .....10c Sun Maid Raisins, fresh stock, lb' 10c We also have new crop Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Currants, Boiled Cider, etc., for Mincemeat. Large Oval Sardines, 2 for. ....... . . .. 25c Bulk Coffee, good quality, lb. ...... . 40c Everything delivered free in any quantity. Y"ou can buy it for less at Louie's and you don't have to carry it. Louie's !wo Phones 271-272 C. 0. D. If You Like 36 South Central Medford Center Market SATURDAY SPECIALS '. -.-No. 5 Pail Lard ..$1.00 No. 10 Pail Lard.....: $2.00 Pot If oast, per pound ..15 Sun Gold Rabbits IK oast Pork, Leg of Lamb, Juicy Prime Rib Roasts and Spring Chicken. In Rear of 20th Century Grocery Store in Medford Bldg., North Central. -: jFree Delivery " Phone 255 A Millionaire Cowboy in a Big City A double-barreled comedy-drama of a millionaire cowboy who fell in with a gang of city slickers until five of his cowboy buddies make their appearance. Then the fun started! Now Playing! WILLIAM DESMOND j in the Punchiest Drama of the Year "RIDIN PRETTY" If you don't get a great big laugh and a great big thrill out of this photoplay, we'll stop showing motion pictures." ; "When Dumbbells Ring" A Comedy Bert rand Wortman at thu Organ Pathe Review ; SUNDAY "HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN" ? ' With MATT MOORE and DOROTHY DEVORE OPENING SPECIAL TOOTHBRUSHES ' 17C each East Side Pharmacy Prescriptions Fountain Service PHONE 60 "A purchase here gives that pleasure cf satisfaction." VANILLA EMCT LEADS TO BO DAY llecause of his badly Inebriated con dition, on vunllla extract which caused his car to go oft the Pacific highway three miles north of the. city at about 2 o'clock yestorday afternoon and tilt In a dangerous anglo In a ditch, where upon he went calmly to sleep Inside ' the car, Francis Adair, about SO years old, an Ashland restaurant proprietor, 1 was given a sentence of 60 days in : the county jail, a (100 fine and had his driver's license revoked tor one 1 year. In Justlco Hoe's court at Jack sonville lute yesterday afternoon. The arrest was made by Allison Moulton, assistant district attorney, In his rapacity as doputy Bheriff, al though Chief ot Police Adams ot this city was at the scene at the same time, but had no authority to make the arrest, being outside the city limits. It Is soldom an Intoxicated man Is haled into court while still under the influence, but under the circumstances Mr. Moulton thought It wise to Intro duce an innovation. It seems that when Adair's car went Into the ditch that individual deemed it a good time to curl up and go to Bleep. Then a woman from the vicin ity phoned In to the Medford police station that she had passed a man asleep or dead In a car along the highway. Thoreupon Chief Adams drove hurriedly out to the scene and was Just awakening Adair when along came Assistant District Attorney Moulton, who was driving home from Ashland. ' When thoroughly nwnkened by tho two officials the befuddled Ashland man was at first Inclined to be quite abusive and started to make wild claims as to his identity, at times claiming he was a Texas bad man, a United States marshal from Texas, even going bo far as to pretend to search for his badge; and finally claiming to be a prominent citizen of Aslilnnd. On him was found one full bottle of vanilla extract and an empty bottle of the same fluid. Adair was finally bundled Into the assistant prosecutor's car and hurried over to Justice Roe's court at Jack sonville. En route he juggled a hand full of $20 gold pieces and ever and anon proudly proclaimed that he was going to court to get a light fine. MANN'S STORE HAS II Another birthday for Mann's biff department store has rolled around and John C. Mann in celebrating with a great anniversary ale this month. In fifteen years Mann's store has grown from a small establishment to a great organization, handling every thing from men's and boys' wear to women's wear and millinery and em ploying 40 people. The store now occupies two floors of the building at Central and Main street nnd has en trances on both Main and North Cen tral street. John C. Mann, owner nnd manager of the store is active in Medford civic and church activities and prominent in business circles here. His success has been remarkable and his prcsont .store stands as a tribute to his ability 'as a merchant antt business man. He lis actively assisted by John Moffatt l in the women's department and Char lie Campbell In the men's section. According to tho records of Mann's store 112,650 customers bought mer chandise at this store during the 1925 season, which evidences tho popular ity of this big department store In southern Oregon. One of the features of tho birthday celebration is a giant birthday cake. COMMUNICATIONS Chamber of Commerce Delighted. To tho Editor: It is gratifying in the extreme to be able to congratulate 'the city of Med ford on its wonderful response In this, Its latest step, which I believe to be the Initial one in the iirogresslve movement for a greater city. An overwhelming majority has fallen in step with the spirit of pro gression and nothing short of a na tional calamity, and It Is a debatable question at that, can materially change this. . If we build only for the present and consider too seriously the problem of the past, wo woefully lak the vision for the future and cease to be the In spiration to the generations to follow. Had wo any less resources we might set our sails a bit closer to tho winds, but with the fullness of the orchard, the forests, the grain fields, the stock ranges and the various natural bounties, the plctiiresquenoss nnd the beauties of the climate, give us tho utmost confidence. We nre glad to have had a part In this, our latest step in the building of a greater and bettor city. ROIIKKT W. CLANCY, Pres., Chamber ot Commerce. Medford, October 9. at locnl hotels Include I'. If. Vantla-: berg, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. ChuSdler, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Robinson and U. j H. Hogges of Tatonm, Mr. and M. ! G. K. Daswold of Olympla and the , following from Scattt-: 11. Filed- bauin, S. Hosovlta. II. Hauls, tluy Hurgess, W. A. McOrath. A. It. Ilur-1 quo and mother. Mr. ami Mib. Hut-old 1 Mann, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Crounse and j K. W. Thiers. Another big, dance Kngle Point Sat urday night. New hall.. ITS Let mo write your fire insurance. Cnrl Y. Tengwald, Holland lildg.. Phone 893. tf Some roal buys In extraordinary good pillow-cases stamped for em broidery and hemstitched. On sale Saturday, $1.39. Handicraft Shop. 173 W. E. Thompson nnd daughter aro niuong Central Point visitors who were In tho city yestorday transacting business. Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoe's. tf Rudwetser SI. 60 per doz, at De Voe's. 130tf Clarence Noe and Claude Saylor of tho Highway Barber Shop have ar ranged to havo tho world scries baso ball games broadcasted play by play from their barber shop on North Rlv orside, every day during tho series. . . 176 Good clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune. tf Twclvo cars of penrs nnd 8 of apples wero shipped to eastern mar kets yesterday by local packing huusos. The Handicraft Shop has received a big shipment of novel stamped goods suitable for holiday glfls. 17 0 Havo your worn carpel mado Into a nice, fluff rug. Rug Works, 7116 Pino street. Phono 610-M. tf Mrs. Henry Wolf, proprletitrcss of a Chlloquln mercantile establishment, Is spending several days In tho city visiting relatives. Dance Eaglo Point Saturday nlKht. New hall. 173 Remember, Oriental Gardens, Sat urday. 173 l' R. Horn has returned from Hun Francisco, Calif., whero ho bad spent several days transuding business and visiting friends. Ladies' fibre sllg hose, 20 Inch boot. 49c pair.. Ladlos' silk fusbloned hose, many colors, 99c pair. French-Larson Co.. '31 N.- Bartlctt. 176 Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, Cor. East Main anil Genesee. 8Ktf Assistant Stnlo EliKlnecr Chadwick wns hero from Salem Thursday, re turning home In tho evening. Shtda fruit baskets In nests of four 75c and $1. Japanese Art Store. 174 An unusual opportunity to develop personality and earning power Is open through an evening course In Scien tific Salesmanship and tho Art of Judging Men under an expert sales man at the Medford Buslnoss College. OWN. 174 Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. McCracken left early this week for Corvallls to reside whilo their sons attend tho Oregon Agricultural College there. For quick results let tho Thomas Realty co. rent your proporty. Ratos reasonable. Phone 690., 'v K 174 Danca Eagle. Point. Saturday night. New hall. 173 Resident Engineer F. E. Semon of me craier laKe xsalionai fnra icri today for Crater Lake after having spont several days in the city. New ideas in boudoir 'pillows, couch cushions, dresser and vanity seta, fancy aprons. Everything in stamped goods. Handicraft Shop. .. 17(1 Second hand machines, all makes. Any price, S6 to $50. Large assort ment. Singer Co., 115 W. Main. 174 E. F. Burns Is a business visitor In tho city today from the Englo Point district, of which ho is u recent resi dent. Men's tnn and black 176 stitch cot ton box, 10c pair. Fronch-Ltti-son Co.. 31 N. Bartlctt. 175 . Halloween suits for Indies and gents to order. Phone 1067. The Daisy Shop. .173 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. King left this forenoon for Imh , Angeles, Calif., whore they will spend the winter with relatives. . Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has moved to his tcmpornry office over Lamport's. 228 E. Muin. ft Landscaping is an art. It Is the proper blending of foliage, color and design. You can hnve tho freo ad vice of an experienced landscape architect. Call 372 for appointment. 172 A Special communication Med--ford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M. Friday evening, October 9. V 1925. Work In F. C. Degree. By order W. M. A. J. Crose, Secre tary. ; 172 Cook with gas. tf Death Toll of the Automobile .POUTLAND. Ore.. Oct. . (A. P.) JV R. Grnfthwohl, 36, farmer; Alia Urathwohl, 19. his wife, and Betty (Jrathwohl. their two-year-old daugh ter, were killed Instantly late yester day In a ctawh between a Troutdale lnterurban street csr and their auto mobile near A rat a station. The three members of the family wr riding Id the nutonnibllo which was driven by C-ralhwohl, . . .. .. , Our SUMMER PRICE . for coal closes Oct. 15th at 6 p. m. : Take advantage now of the lower prices. Phone 239 HANSEN COAL CO. "That Good Coal" 22 North Front St. o 3C New Fall Gdods Arriving! This is the season of the year when the new goods are coming in. Farms and orchards have yielded bountifully this year and this will be reflected in high grade merch andise available this fall and winter. FANCY DRIED FRUITS LAYER FIGS Large fancy Cali myrna layers. Tut up in a variety of packages. . PULLED FIGS This title stands for quality, as only the thick and meaty fruit is used. SWEET HEART FIGS Fancy whole figs stuffed with delicious candy. FANCY COOKING FIGS Best quality white figs. A fine fruit for table use. SANTA CLARA PRUNES The big sweet kind, full of sugar, liaised in Santa Clara valley. PETITE PRUNES Home, grown and of good quality. Try stewed prunes for breakfast. SEEDLESS RAISINS Low in acidity and entirely seedless. Tho famous "Hun-Maid brand. PUFFED RAISINS Something new. Seeded but not sticky. You . will like them. n HOME MADE CAKES, SALADS AND COTTAGE CHEESE AH telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person. Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Of the riiany meritorious attractions that have appeared in Medford for yours pant, probably tho most genu inely nil around pleasing; one was the fHinous American comedy "ljightnln" with. Thomas Jefferson In the title role, which bo charmed a capacity audience at the Craterlan theater last nicht with its wholesome cleanliness, clever plot, lines and humor, never flagging Intorcst and general excel lence. The appealing, lovable old character, "Ligbtniii' Hill Jones," around whom the story revolvos, as played by Thomas Jefferson, with his magnetic personality, will long live in local memory. Mrs. Frank Bacon and Miss llessie llacon, widow nnd daughter of tho author ot the comedy, who for years until bin death was its star, also contributed greatly to ihe success of the play, especially the daughter in. her eccentric comedy character. Mr. Jofferson rcspondod with a neat curtain call speech ut the end ot tho third act. OooT with gas. tf Aiilo ( amp Slayer Hanged K01..S0M STATU miKON. Oil.. Oct. 9. (A. P.) Alfred Bollinger, axe slayer of .Alex Summers, camp mato at Murysvillo, was hanged Jit 10:07 n. m. hero today. Ho was pro nounced dead thirteen minutes after tho trup wns sprung-. Miss Fowler Wins Title. V$ WESTWARD HO, England, Oct 8. Mlss D. K. Fowler ot North HnnlfR won tho English wonien's golf cham pionship today, detoatlng Miss .Iy Winn In the 3U-hole final by nliio'ttji and seven to play. Cook with ens. Crystal White Soap 10 bars ........39 The Tenth Day Is Your Lucky Day! 20TH CENTURY STORES Thrifty families find the Savings of 10, or more, they net through the 20th Century's economical method of Food Distribution as compared to the "Credit and Service" System--is equivalent to getting their groceries from one day in every 10. It certainly pays to buy at these Stores. Re member, it's the Saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts. Offerings Saturday and Monday, Oct. 10 and 12 Kellogg's Corn Flakes Campbell's Tomato Soup Package Jty '. 9 SHUM SHUM OIL The New Vegetable Oil Excellent for fryingbak ing, mayonnui.se and cooking, quart can .'. 40 Sperry's Pancake Flour Oysters American Beauty - Snowdrift No. 10 sack 75 5-oz, cans 2 for 35 4-lb. can ....95 20TH CENTURY BROOMS "G Sewn" Medium weight, strong, very best parlor broom, only....... .y 98 MARKET DAY SPECIAL Seedless Raisins 4-1 b. package AOf Karo Syrup l?ed Label Bon Ami Cake... ; 10$ 5-11). can 45$; 10-lb. can 87 Bon Ami Powder................'. :.12 CRAB MEAT Fancy Japan; makes delicious salads, halves can....:.'.,.29 Layer Fies 192") eron. 5- .raiem; or r a any - t.i. xt.. itoi 1W lb X1UUX, SK UOV 10.b ,J0X 175 TEA Ceylon and India, Bulk, Heavy body with a wonderful aroma, lb. 59 Swan Matches Full, Swansdown Cake Flour Flour Kerr's Best Pat good size bxs, (5 for 23 pkg 39 ent 4!)-lb.' sack....Sp2.19 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "The best coffee for the least money.'fdirfict fro nioiir Ivoasler to you '. lb. 47; 3 lbs. $1.38 Celery Fancy well bleached 10V Lettuce Fancy, 3 for .........25 Bananas 2 lbs .. 25 Fancy Cauliflower, 3 lbs...............25 Carrots and Beets Large bunches 5$ ioa Toilet Paper 7-oz. soft , A .wxlltf tn I'Lj i J.VJUO uy 2 Oth CenturyJ Grocery MEDFORD 2 STORES 31 N. Central 226 W. Main ASHLAND 374 E. Main GRANTS PASS 511 W. O St. o
