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o o n 0 O w O MTCBTOTHl MTTC TTlTTiTTOT!, ftfEPTOTCTV OTCEflOX, FT1TDAY, XOVEMrsET? fi, 102.", PXOE TTTRTTW LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERS Edgemont Crackers, Special Box' 22c Oregon Walnuts, new crop No. ,1, lb. , ...30c 1000 Island Dressing, 35c jar for 20c CJucken & Tomato Soup No. 1 can, 3 for 25c Fels Naptha Soap, 2 for. 15c Campbells Pork & Beans, the, large tin, 10c Spanish Sweet Onions, 10 lbs 43c Rogue River Apricots, heavy syrup, No. 2Vj tins, each ................. .'.'.. . .25c You can buy it for less at Louie's and you don't have to carry it everything delivered "free. Louie's i Two Phones 271-272 C. 0. D. If You Like 36 South Central JURY SELECTED A Jury to hear tho testimony In the trial of Hymun Huntley, churned with first degree murder ua the result of n stabbing nffrny last September 2, in which Jeso James Glbbs was killed, was secured this morning in the circuit court as follows: John Mast, Medford; Alfred J. Henslor, Medforil; Fred W. Pinkerton, Ashland; t D. B. Philips, Medforil; William Biirnlmrt, Central Point; John Cos, Medford; C. W. McDonald. Medford; A. R. Hrown, Ashland; J. K. Weaver, Central Point; John Kass Uom, Phoenix; C. II. Merrlnian, Med ford, and M. M. Kendall, Central Point. i The jury was secured sooner than expected. Counsel for each side asked each juror 1i!b position on capi tal punishment. About 35 were ex amined before 12 men were selected. The Jury and court recessed until' Monday, when the opening statements and testimony will begin. i A verdict in favor of W. J. Freden burg for $200 and costs was returned. Friday afternoon in the civil, suit of I. H. Schiller against Fredenburg. The action arose over a controversy re garding the oxcavating of a basement for an apartment house at Sixth anil Oakdale streota. . Schulor filed suit via an injunction asking for $f00 damages for delay in starting the work., Fredenburg, filed a counter suit asking for Approximately $700 clnm- lages as a result of annullng his con- 'tract. STOLEN ARTICLES FOUND IN ROOM, OCCUPANT GONE Papers left, In n dresser drawer last night by n transient roomer In a Front street rooming house, Hiving his namo as Robert Hum mo ml of Purllund, proved to b piipers Ktolen from thfl TrowbrJdKo Cabinet "Works eavly Thurmlay , morning tosethor with severn I chocks, currency, cash and rings. The papers were found by the proprietor thin morning. Hammond, nccoruinK to tho polico. had rented tho room for tho night, but did not use. it for sleeping pur poses. It Jh presumed that ho upent a short time thoro only to sort out his loot, keeping . what he thought to bo of value and putting tho pnpera in the drawer with several keys lie had albp stolen, He is said to be 35 years of ago and according to his description is five feet eight Inches 1all. woro a blue Hhirt, dirty, ovarn Us, soft hat, and an old black overcoat. ; ; THE FRONT RANK The 20th CENTURY STORES As Food Distributors, are recognized as an out standing success and when it comes to Canned Goods, they are in a class by themselves. Without question, the 20th Century Stores offer the widest selection of Well Known Brands to be obtained anywhere in the Northwest. Offerings Saturday and Monday, November 7 and 9 Sweet Potatoes Genuine Jerseys, 5 lbs. 25c 3 for 10c Old Dutch Cleanser Each (limit 3) 5c Economy Matches Noiseless- H. O. Oats 2 ikgs. 25c -Well Filled Good Sized Boxes - National Cannjed Goods Week Offerings OUR PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, to SATUR DAY, NOVEMBER 21ST. INCL. Here are a few examples'of our untold Se lections. For a complete list ask for a Catalog at one of our stores if one is not left at your door. Our Reg. Our Special Sale Price Price Showing Saving in Quantities yiV.. y-&7.. dz. , case Del Monte Asparagus, Picnic....: 25 .68 $L35 $2.70 $10.50 You Save 07 .15 .30 $1.50 Preferred Stock Cut Refugee Beans 2's.25 .70 $1.40 $2.80 $5.50 i - You Save... .05 .10 .20 I .50 Standard Stringlcss Beans 2's : 14 .38 ' .75 $1.50 $2.95 i You Save .04 ' .09 .18 .41 Del Monte Catsup, Medium 25 .70 . $1.40 $2.80 $5.50 i You Save - 05 .10 .20 .50 Preferred Stock Tiny Kernel Corn 2's.24 ..(58 $1.35 $2.70 $5.30 1 You Save....'. 04 .09 .18 .46 Lily of Valley Sweet Com 2's : 24 .68 $1.35 $2.70 $5.30 ' You Save..:.:.: .04 ' .09 .18 .46 Lilv of Valley C.olden Bantam Com l's.18 .49 .98 $1.95 $7.60 You Save .'. 1 .05 .10 .21 .$1.04 Standard Corn, "Sweet and Tender" 28.15 .40 -.80 $1.60 $3.15. i You Save.... .05 .10 .20 .45 Preferred Stock Telephone Peas, 2's.v....20 .55 $1.10 $2.20 $4.35 ; You Save 05 . .10 .20 .45 Lily of Valley Early June Peas 2's 27 .75 $1.50 $3.00 $5.90 I ' You Save 06 .12 .24 . .58. Standard Peas, Garden Run; 2's...'.....,.... 15 .40 , .80 $1.60 $3.15 i You Save... .05 .10 .20 .45 Del Monte Pack Pumpkin, 2ya's -.20 ;55 $1.10 $2.20 $4.35 You Save 05 .10 .20 .45 Del Monte Tomatoes, 2l2s...: . 20 .57 $1.14 ' $2.28 $40 I You Save 03 .06 .12 $1.30 Standard Tomatoes, a'a's 14 ;39 .78 $1.55 $3.05 r " You Save .03 .06 .13 .31 Libia's Sliced Pineapple, 2a's. 28 .79 $1.58 $3.15 $6.25 You Save 05 - .10 .21 .47 Standard Sliced Pineapple, 2y2's 25 .72 $1.44 $2.88 $5.70 You Save 03 .06 .12 .30 Minced Clams, No.TTall Cans 25 .72 $1.44 $2.88 $11.50 " You Save 03 .06 .12 .50 American Bcautv Ovsters.l's Tall 19 .53 $1.05 $2.10 $8.30 You Save .04 , .09 . .18 .82 American Bcautv Shrimp, l's Tall........l9 .53 $1.05 $2.10 $8.30 You Save .04 .09 , .18 .82 20TU CENTURY' COFFEE "Fits with a meal oi' a Feast" Direct from our Roaster to you lb. 47c; 3 lbs. $1.38. , - iirn i onmrv hrnrorv ' Zlllll 1.1.IIIUI til 111.1,1 W nn. I M X MEDFORD 2 STORES o 31 N. Cental 226 W. Main '"ASHLAND GRANTS PASS'-Sfeff VII JU. AUAiU , w ww w "v. if Seven carloads ot apples anil two carloads of pears were shipped to eastern murketB yesterday by 109a! packing houses. ' Do not rail to listen to tho new or thophony Vlctrola at Palmer's. -98 Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Bldic., Phono 993. tf Palmer's Photo Studio makes tho best pictures. tf We pay for asnes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc. William A. Ilanna. local manager of the Associated Oil company, who had been seriously 111 for some timo past in Portland, following an operation in a hospital in that city, during which nil hope for recovery was given up several times, Is homo again looking and feeling fine, but very thin, as he lost 37 pounds during this orderal and is not very strong yet. He was walk ing a little about town yesterday and created somewhat of a sensation when lie appeared unexpectedly at tho Klks club. Mr. Hannfl is so full of ambi tion that ho showed up at his office this morning for 'duty, but was per Huaded to leave and return Monday for extremely light duty for a while, such as turning a door knob and writing a check or two, 0 We are now serving oysters In a variety of styles. Crowson's, Med ford's popular sweet shop. 182tf For those who want to buy fancy potatoes we have'shlpped In a lot of Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems. These are a new smooth potato and coo kup mealy. Johnson Produoe Oo. 241 N. Fir stroot. Phone 97. tf Buy a city lot. All Improvements pnid. Priced vory low. Terms. Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Hotol. l'none 993. . 10Rtf The now steel span on the California and Oregon Coast railway was ex pected to bo swung into place today or tomorrow. J. A. Johnsrud, manager of the line, expects that tho work will bo .completed and the crews out in a week. With the swinging of the bridge, trains will now be carried by the new span on lis own weight. Tt rests on Port Orford cedar piles, with rock cribs extending abouo tho water. Grants Pass Courier. Hot tamales and home made, chlllo. Shasta." 197 Fruitgrowors Lime sulphur spray solution is by far tho best and cheap est cleanup winter spray Now roady for fall delivery at tho Bear Greek Orchards. Tclophono 401-K-4. 196 Good clean cotton rags wanted at Mail Tribune. tf William Kpraguo, old time settler of Korby, is spending several days with It. A. Filer of this city. Tho biggest surprise of the candy season. Watcll us next wcok. rmnn- lln's. "7' Fresh Snn Juan lime, J3.75 per bbl. Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf Apples, Winter Bananas, 74n 0, box while they last. American Fruit & Produce Market. 109 E. 8th street. Phono 87.1. 190 National Canned Foods Sale November 9 to 21 We are cooperating with the National Canners Associa tion by featuring canned goods from November 9 to 21. We carry such well known brands as Del Monte, S. and W., Royal Club, Sun-Kist, Preferred Stock, Heinz, Crater Lake, etc. The new pack of canned goods is now in and this is the opportune time to fill the' pantry "shelves at reduced prices. Attractive prices by .the dozen or case, you can assort the goods to suit you. Personal Attention . . . Prompt Service - II. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER SEE WINDOW fhone 252 - Culiforntnna reslstorcd at local ho IcIh Include Mrtt. Kiiua Whillo unit Ueoi'Ke Moli and family of Sacramen to, 1 L. Kodeiick and family of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Daniels of Kastmorelnnd. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Winotrout of RosevMe, Mr. nnd Mm. S. A. Garford of Live Oak, Mesdanics Etta and Byron Coleman, J. H. Muchay, R., Buckley, D. D. Horn blow, II. II. Vibert. Mr. and Mia. K. 8. Hunter und J. Ij. Painter of Snn Francisco, and Mr. nnd Mrs. D. S. Smi ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. DcMar, W. 13. Hurffo, C. 13. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Knder3 and L. F. Wold of Los An ffo3ua. Stamped nprona on sale Saturday. Serviceable unbleached muslin aprons Htamped in various pretty designs, r!ic each. Handicraft Shop. 306 The Indies' Aid society of tho First M. K. church will hold a cooked food salo at tho public market Saturday morning. Food of all kinds will be on sale. ' 19G Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best. Jones & Klrkpatrlck. tf George. A. Hunt nnd Julius Wolf of the Craterlan theater, tills city, nnd James W. (Dad) Dunlop, of tho Itl voli theater of Grants Pass, left last night on a trip to Portland und other northern points. I4irge cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. Scroen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber yard. Cor. East Main and GenenHo. fiStf Lessons given In oil painting, water colors of china decoration. Call Mrs. Vivian Norman liarto . at Palmer's Studio, or 821-Y. Tho Pacific Fruit and Produce com pany helped carry out tho spirit, of apple week by presenting tho Long DlnLanco operators of this city with a lovely boic of Delicious apples. We pay for ashes and soil dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. i tf This is national apple week. Order a box from Marsh's Grocory. 196 Full gospel mission Kaglo Point, opuns Sunday, Novomber 8, 2 p. m. Kevorybody come. 196 Jean Grove, alias Wilson, wanted, by Siskiyou county, California, offi cials, for alleged check forging, and1 ear thieving, will be taken to the atat; line, it is planned, by the sheriff of flee today, where Siskiyou county of ficials will take charge of him. . ' For those who want to buy aney potatoes we have shipped In a lot ot Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems. These are a new smooth potato and cook up mealy. Johnson Produce CoU 241 N. Fir fit. Phone 97. tt Most any variety of apples, good' quality, (1 per box delivered. Johnson Produce Co. - tt- 27 Above a Marthfleld. MARSH FIELD, Ore.,- Nov, 6. Tho tompernture stood at a new low level for this season, the United States' weather bureau thermometer register ing 37 above. The heavy frost was, common through Coos bay and Ice covered the mill ponds. "nnlc with 4 th I II r I WW Like New 1925 ; Hudson Coach Driven LesThan 9000 j Miles This car is equipped with front and r e a r bumpers, motor meter and locking cap, trunk, auto wiper, five good balloon tires,' etc. $875 One-third down, Balance 18 Months MEDFORD AUTO CO. Buick Dealer? SoKivrfside TODAYS : TONY rdJW tonderWiA, y, ' and J; h0rSe LlJ S tt "TONY" bi m m zi r r y From the Novel by JACKSON GREGORY EVERLASTING WHISPER k: COMEDY PATHE REVIEW w1 I I t r II III IN 7 m U. Ii U IB 7 - M5 Ski I 1 i I v BCRTRAND WORTMAN at th Orgtn ' ' SUNDAY 'THE' NIOHT SHIP," WITH MARY CARR AND ROBERT GORDON 35T o
