Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 16, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o o o G o O ' MEDFOTtT) MATL TRTTTNTl, MEiyORIX; OREGON', FKIOAV, Qh'TOI'.KK ti. in2r LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERS EXTRA SPECIAL Edgemont Crackers, fresh, crisp something new, pkg. . ...22c Sugar Cured Picnics, lb 23c Big Red Apples, box .$1.25 Spinach, No. 21 tin . . .... 20c Plantation Pure Cane Syrup, made from pure cane sugar, regular 35c seller, special .20c Slied Pineapple, 20c can for . .15c Buy your Kellogg's deal from Louie and get a 15c pkg. of oats absolutely free. S"ou can buy it for less at Louie's . and you don't have to carry it. We deliver any amount Louie's Two Phones 271-272 C. 0. D. If You Like 36 South Central TODAY! MEET! HIS KOYAL SHYNESS "IN THE BIG . LAUGtWIIT OF THE ' . . SCREEN. "HIS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN" WITH YOUR FAVORITE COMEDY STARS MATT MOORE "Scientific Husband" A Comedy PATHE REVIEW BERTRAND WORTMAN at the Organ AND DOROTHY DEVORE . The bubbling ami marry Htory of a shy Wall street secretary who kidded himself Into thinking he whs the reincarnation of Napoleon and how he cornered the market and romps away with an heiress. Based on the Popular Book by HARRY LEON WILSON SUNDAY "FLAMES OF DESIRE" Adapted from Ouida's "Strain more" Medford Center Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Xo. " Tail Shortening 850 No. 5 Pail Lard $1.00 ; - y. 10 Pail Lard $2.00 Hound Steak, per lb 200 Loin Steak, per lb .'. .'. 200 Cottage Butts, per lb .. ,...320 Picnic Hams, per He .'..230 In Vear of 20th Century Grocery Store . in Medford Bldg., North Central. $ree Delivery ; . Phone 2SB i CHARLEY PURSEL BADLY HURT IN IT Chttrles rurnel. well known local ti-uck driver with the Medford Tranfl Ter company, lies In a Hoseburg hos pital suffering from three broken ribs, a mangled arm, an ear nearly severed from the head, and possible internal injuries, aa a result of being pulled under the wheels of a truck while attempting to prevent a tramp from climbing aboard in tho Wolf Creek canyon Wednesday evening. The truck, driven by a brother, Nelson Pursel, was enroute to Mod ford from Roseburg when a trump hailed for a ride. The man clam bered on tho Bide , and in an at tempt to push him off, in compli ance with the company's rules against giving strangers rides, as the truck was going at a slow speed. Purse! was fulled under the wheels while the trump made his escape. Before tho machine could be stopped tho rear wheels had passed over his body,- grinding ono ear into the dirt besides Causing the other Injuries mentioned. Mrs. Pursel is at the bedside of her Injured husband, who. it Is expected, will bo removed to his home in the city somo tirno next week. His brother, Nelson, returned to the city with the truck tho next day. PLEADS GUILTY TO TAKING BATTERY, GETS 40 DAYS On his plea of guilty to petty Ii eeny. Involving the theft of a storage battery from J. T. Davis. William Woods, a former truck driver was sentenced in Justice Roe's court Jacksonville yesterday to 40 days In the county jail. He was arrested yesterday morning by Chief of Police Adams and at that time denied any part in the theft. When tho missing property was found In tin outbuilding he admitted that he had stolen It. Woods was a former elployo of Davis, driving a truck used in the transfer business and was fa miliar with the locution of tho pro perty, it is said. According to tho district attorney's office, air. Davis Jias lost over $1000 worth of ; property within the pnat several years through petty thieving. Law enforcing officials expect that tho sentence given to Woods - will servo as un example to others. Out of town Oregonlans arriving In tho city yesterday and registered at local hotels Include Harold S. Tuttle of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Stonger of Canyonvllle, Vernon Peter son and Miss Peterson of North- Bend, M. Flaufcin and family and Frank Hoover of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Howard of Coos Bay, M. J. Coleman and W. B. Cone of Bend, Milton Key ser and R. O. Blaxall of Roseburg and Conrad VI. Gordon of Eugene, and the following from Portland: Mr, and Mrs, C. Wilson, Claude McCul- loch, IT. H. Fownes, A. B. Jones, O. R. Stevenson, J. M. Siegmon, A. W. Swlgar, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jacobson, F. M. Case. Albert Mitchell W. E. Stone, M. I.,. Wolf, Paul Bader and Harry McGIII. Winchester rifle for salo at De Voo'b. 1 64tf Different nnd bettor Mocha or Dev iled layer enkea for your Sunday din ner. Hex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 178 Women's balbrlggun dresses, $4.95. Bargain Basement, M. M. Store. 178 Mrs. A. D. Dewltt departed last evening for her homo In Denver, Colo,, after having spent a short time visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. S. C. Murray. Dr. K. D. Elwood, optometrist, hap moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf Women's coats, $10.93. Bargain Basement, M. M. Store, 178 Best Utah coal $1G a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76. 196tf Mayor Fred Goddard of Klamath Falls Is In the city today en route homo from Portland, where ho had attended the railroad hearing. Screen donors at Wallace Woods Lumber yurd Cor.' East Main and Genesee. 88tf Banana or pineapple French cream pies. Rex Cafe and Pnstry Shop. 178 Ginghams, 22c, regular 35c value. Bargain basement, M. M. Store. 178 Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Frazicr of Oska- loosa, Iowa, arc spending several weeks in tho city with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ilublm with tho Intention of settling hero permanently. Dr. E. D. Elwood. optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's, 228 E. Main. tf Fresh homo made cakes at- Marsh Grocery. 178 Women's coats. 1 0.9G. Bargain Basement, M- M- Store. 178 Oriental Otirdcns evory '. Suturday night. 179 Tho baking demonstrations on the mezzanine floor of tho M. M. Depart ment strue are drawing good crowds nnd will rontlnuo until October 28. Mrs. Is, A. Humphrey, who hns charge In proving her ability In that line and in very pleasing to tho ladles. Every HftV (horn la rfnmnnntrntlnn nf nmo F npw rnphipn nnd lleht refreMhntenffl are served. All are Invited including thi men folks. ' Oriental Gardens every Saturday night. 179 ij&je cotton rags wanted at ifiill Tribune office. Ginghams. 22c, regular 3 value. Bargain basement. M. M. Store. 178 Most any variety nf apples, good quality. $1 per box delivered. Johnson Produce Co. tfl 0: P. 0. Anderson In anng tho vlsft itors In the city today from Apleguto valley. 0 classes of carburetors rcpufcod and adjusted, Williams & McCurley. tf Galloway's dance orchestra, which Is booked to appear at tho Fair Grounds Pavilion tonight is expected to draw a large attendance. This or chestra has eurned an envlnble repu tation through its radio broadcasting over KGW and is well known to muuy local people. Almost $1 per hundred can be sav ed on potatoes at the Johnson Pro duee Co. tf I Large cotton rags wanted at Mail Tribune office. Men's fine quality socks, 15c. Bar gain Basement, M. M. Store. 178 Ten cars of apples and seven cars of pears were shipped to eastern mar kets yesterday by local packing houses. Best Utah coal $15 a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 76. I96tf Budwelser $1.60 per dos. at De Voe's. 130tf Hemstitching, buttons covered, at the Handicraft Shop. tf Watch our windows for Saturday specials, slutable for gifts. Snedlcor Shop. 178 Tho Central Point American Pub lishing company has purchased a new press and linotype machine, and will shortly . movo Into new quarters at that city. i Fresh homo mado cakes at Mursm Grocery. 178 I Women's rayon silk hose. 4Sc. Bar gain Basement, M. M, Storo. 178 Saturday special. Gowns of plain and splash voile. Made up and stamped for embroidery. Variety of colors. Price $1. Handicraft Shop. 179 , Trimmed velours and felts In new colors. Miss Taylor, ul Russell's. 178 An eight and three-quarter pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. 1 B. Plerco at the Community hospital yes terday afternoon. Keep tho baby warm during the cold weather In sweaters of all wool yarn. Splendid values. Reduced to $1.79. No exchanges. Handicraft Shop. 179 Fresh home made cakes at Marsh Grocery. 178 Newcomh can deliver 4-foot fir slab wood In a few days. tf Newcomb can deliver 4 foot fir slab wood In a few days. tf Very few Indians, as compared with tho number present at the be ginning of tho annual term of federal court, are now In tho city. The lust Indian case Is now being heard. Try that big milk shake at DcVoe's. . tf Roller Skating Healthful exercise. Skating ovory night except Wednes day. Open Saturday-Sunday after noons. Armory Hall. Ladies admis sion 10c; skates 15c. Men, admission 10c; skates 30c. Special for children Saturday afternoons. 15c. 178 Dr. H. Axley, physician and sur goon. Phone 107. 420 Medford Bldg. " 198 Bargains worth buying all wool baby sweaters.' v Values up to $2.75. Special this week. $1.79. No ex changes. Handicraft Shop. 179 After he had finally started his mo torcycle this, morning near the Nash Hotel with several persons watching, G. O. Travis of the hill country lost control of the machine. The throttle was wide open, apparently, as his ma chine gained great speed in a few feet before It crashed Into the rear of a closed car owned by Mrs. Hazelrigg i and parked a few . feet ahead. No damage resulted except a bent bump er. ' As the motorcyclist left he de clared, "I guess I'll take this thing to the mountains where I got more space to roam.M Riverside Community club danco Saturday night. Alford's Imporial Orchestra. 179 Dainty stamped gowns of plain and splash voile In orchid, pink, blue, maize, and peach. Special Sat urday, $1.00. Handicraft Shop. 179 Bert's Own Make ta males. Gusher Cafe. 182 All wool baby sweaters In white and colors, different styles. Special thlB week, $1.79. No . exchanges. Handi craft Shop. i 179 Washington state visitors register ed at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hombry of Tumwator, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. King of Sumner nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Purso of Seattle Oct. 16. Lincoln School fall festival and cafeteria supper. 178 Fresh home made cakos at MarHh Grocery. 178 Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from tho mill next week. Just phono before coming. Phono 631. tf Hiram Meader of this city who has been In poor hoalth for a long time past, was scheduled to undergo a ma jor operation tills forenoon at the Good Samaritan hospital In Portland. Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produce Co. tf The tamale and chill season Is now on at Crowson's, Modford's popular jwcet shop. I63tf Hot tamales. Gusher Cafe. J 82 Riverside Community club dance Saturday night, Alford's Imperial Orchestra. 179 C. L. Ingram of tho Phoenix district Is In tho elty toduy attending to busi ness matters. Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. . tf 10 per cent discount on millinery to teachers during Instltuto. Miss Tsy- lor. at Russell's. 178 00 beautiful new pattern Imta Just in. Latest dress and and tailored models. Miss Taylor, at Russell's. 178 Good clean cotton rags wanted at. Mall Tribune. tf Men's fine nusllty sorkn. lGc. Bar gain Basement, M. M. Store. 178 WE SPECIALIZE We carry a very complete line of Groceries of all kinds, but there are a few lines we give special attention. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES This department is always filled with the very best the market affords. There is always a great variety to select from. FANCY GROCERIES Some item in the fancy grocery line is occasionally want ed by almost every one. Ourstock of fancy domestic and imported goods is unusually attractive and complete. FRESH EVERY DAY Home make Cakes Home made Salads Home made Cottage Cheese Our Annual Candy Week, Oct. 24 to 31st Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Mr. and Mrs. D. . Henry of West lake, Mich., nrrived hero this fore- noon to Hpcnd several days with friends while en routo to Los Angeles, uCllf., to spend the winter. Sun Gold rabbit frys. Medford Cen ter markot. 178 ' Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & Whlto Agency. Inc. If J, O. Grey returned yesterday from Scott Valley, Calif., where he had been on business several days. Almost $1 por hundred enn be sav ed on potatoes at tho Johnson Pro duco Co. tf ITot tumales. Gusher Cafe. 182 llort'a Own Make lamulos. Gusher Cafe. 182 The wooden forms have been ro moved from tho new concreto Pacific Record building on Sixth street, near tho postoffice. Rooming house In Ashlnnd to ex change for automobile; good location. Address Box 481, Ashland, Ore. 180 Misses Mary Uodesldo and Mildred Culy nro spending several days In tho city from Sams Valley. Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produeo Co. lf Cook with gas. tf Curd of Thanks. " We wish to thank our many friends and the Kiwnnis club for their kind ness and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. (fct MRS. STELLA MORSE. 178 MISS FLORENCE MOKSlX Hunters Notice Hunters nro warned to keep tttT our proporty on Crater Lake lliic&t way. .- . C. W. ISAACS. ffj 17-ltf a' FRANK ISAACqJ A' Stated comhiunlcatioit' Mi ford lodge No. 103, A. F. M. Friday evening, October TT. 1925. nt 7:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. By order of W. M. A. '; ,ti C'rose, Secretary. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. VOH HUNT Mortem furnlMhrrt aiartmott. Adulta, 310 N. DurtMt tf POH KKNT HoUMokoepltiff room. iruund njjor. pnone BG5-K ma WANTED To rent furnlnhed hoimc 180 FOR HAM-: A new G-room modern houo. Karaite and woodHtied. Kmall payment down, balance llko rent. Call at 1022 W. 4th greet. ISO FOK RALE-5-1 Ibria KlearflnarURii. nearly new. 25 each. H. 8. Deuel, go Koaa Cou. ii We started this business on the theory that the American people were particular about the quality of Food they ate, and that they did not want to pay too much for it. Our experience has taught us that we were correct. That our endeavors have been appreciated, is Bhown by the wonderful support given the 20th CENTURY STORES Prices Quoted Below Good for Saturday and Monday, Oct. 17-19 Cream of Wheat Each 19 Jello All Flavors Each fle Walter Bakers Cocoa, Jj pound Can 19u SWAN MATCHES, G Hoxes 23 Pinnacle Bock Clams Halves, each 3 for 50c Citrus Powder ' Large 220 Del Monte Ketchup ' Lurge Bottle 20c WHITE FIGS New Pack Fancy Quality, 3 pounds .:.40f American Beauty Oysters, 2 for :;")(; Fancy. Broken Sliced Pineapple Large Cans 22oc.- CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, (J Lars 250 Old Dutch Can 7'oc, 2 for 150 Bon Ami Bon Ami Powder Royal Baking Powder Cake )c , Can 12'oc - 12 Ounce Can 43u KERR'S FANCY BEST PATENT FLOUR Specially priced, 49-lb.ack $2.19 Small White Beans 3 Pounds 28t: Pure Honey Quart Jars 'lOc Macaroni I Pounds 25c Sweet PotatoeScUHcd Stock, Fancy Fancy Celery j,., J)utI,Ue8 10c Cranberries, Coast, (.frown, H. l.V Lettuce, Large and Solid, 3 for 25e. 20TH CENTURY COFFEE lioasfed today, on your table tomorrow, Pound 47c 3, Pounds $1,313 . 20th Century Grocery MEDFORD 2 STORES 31 N. Central-226 W. Main ASHLAND 374 E. Main GRANTS PASS 511 W. G St. o