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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
MttlJFOKU MA Hi TKIHUJNK. MKPFUKU. UKKC.OX, FuTDAV. X0 EM TIEK. 20, 102" PAGE THREE hxxdMtfs A real eatuto tuile recently consum innted through the ltrown und White Heiflty Agency Involved the purchtttie vi 10 ncreu Qf alfulfu land near this rlty, by Mr. ond Mrs. o. Hay, Cull furninns. tram J. S. 'an Dorfey at a rimpidemtlon wild to be sevoral thou Hands of dollurij. .',1'renh roues for Saturday. Mon arch Seed Co.'g Flower Shop. 209 'MIhs Elizabeth Spencer, the eminent nnprano, assisted by I.uctle Collette, violinist and pianist, will be heard in u i unique recital at the First M. E. rliurch, Friday night, November 20th, at' 8:15 p. m. Admission free. 208 A nine pound son was born No vember 19 at the Merrllt hospital, Oakland, Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. ltalph E. Pcnoyer of South Oaltdalo avenue. .'Orapes, the vine stock; bears, at the Dell Vineyard. 209 ',T O. Heine,- M. D., physician and surgeon. Eye, ear, nose, throat. Ulasses fitted. S14 Liberty building. f. , 222" t. 'We will loan: in Medford all monies saved with us here. Start your .ac count now. See us at Medford Phar macy. Norihcrn Savings & 'Loan As sociation. 211 Arthur W. Priaulx, publisher of pa pers in Oakrldgo and Creswell, is also owner of the Chiloquin Review at C'hiloquln, Klamath county, ! Duqctng at the Shasta tonight. Or chestra music from 8 to 12. 208 tl)es your Ford start-hard? Havo tniHmagneto recharged1,' '$ l".-"River-sftlo Oarage. 132 H. Riverside. VuHhlnctiui stato resident rtgin (ortid at local huttdu Include Mr. an Mrs. N. MaHun of Kvnrott, Mr. and Mi'8. P. J Lyni'h of Yakima. Mr and Mrs. Preston Uhlee of Olympta, Frank Schneldor of Mt. Vernon, A. C. Me Arinack of Hueuiii, Mr. and Mr. K. H. Stone of Centralia and W. P. MeCar- ley, K. Gedoon und Victor Musvletn of iutUo. Caniera and savings bank will be given to every person who starts a tunings account with the Northern Savings and Loan Association before November 2fUh. See display at Med ford Pharmacy. 21 Large cotton rags wanted a Mall Tribune office. Mrs. Julia Bishop, 826 tVost 4th street, suffered a broken arm Wed nesday when she slipped on a parlor rug. Due to her advanced ago of 82 years, recovery 'is expected to be slow. i Beautiful new patterns In English dlnnerware. Let us explain to you about the deferred payment plan, and about, the set of six star cut goblets we arc giving free with . the first twelve sets. Japanese Art Store. 212 Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day night. ' 209 F. M. Brown, chief deputy In the game commission 'Office at Portland, who has been in Medford and vicinity for several days, left today for Klam ath Falls, accompanied by R. M. Parr, game warden for this county. With our eastern connection we are able to pay the trappers St. Louis prices for furs. Johnson Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. tf Special donee Eagle Point, Satur day, November 21, given by Ladles' Civic Improvement club. Ladles will servo supper. 200 Turkeys and geese from ansephine county will graro the tables of Thunksgiving celebrants in Syn Fran cisco next Thursday. A carload of the birds, including geese and tui kcia to the number of about 1500, will be shipped by express Friday eveinng. Another car will be sliippej for the Christmas trade. They are being sent through the Josephine Farmers' Cooperative association Charles Gordon, manager, estimates that there will be over S000 turkeys in the county this year. The birds ure bringing 40 cents per pound to the growers. Grants Pass Courier. Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day night. 209 We have room for some dead stor age for the winter. Low rental. Riv erside, Garage. 182 S. Riverside, tf Royal Brown of Eugle Point was an out of town lodgo member who at tended the Elks smoker last night. We pay for osnes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Number one sugar pine shakos at Faber, Central Point. 212 A number of Chinese pheasants will be received by Game Warden R. M. Parr on the 24th for liberation In this county. Millinery sale at the Emmy Lou Shoppe. In M. M. Store. Hats at less than one-half price. 20S The county court has issued an or der with reference to the weight of loads on county roads The order takes effect at once. 16,500 pounds will be the maximum weight of loads and vehicles on paved roads. On now macadam roads built during 1925, the maximum will bo 10,000 pounds- On all dirt road the maximum weight is fixed at 8000 pounds. 207tf The 20th Century Stores axe splendidly stocked with a Vonderful abund ance of nature's good things for the ' : " Thanksgiving Dinner You will find an enormous selection to 'choose from; served by most courteous and intelligent salespeople, who .always make it their business to please. It's the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts. Offerings Effective Saturday, November 21, to Wednesday, Nov. 25, Inclusive Delicacies, Nuts and Candy Memorie . Layer. Fiers, 10-oz. package, 22 Cluster Raisins, 15-oz. pkgs., 2 for 35 Maraschino Cherries 3-oz. bottle 15 5-oz. bottle ...... ,2ty Sakhalin Crab Meat, ' 1923 pack, halves, can 33, 3 for 89 Stuffed Olives, 3i-oz. bottle 15' ,6-oz. bottle 28$ Green Olives, pint Ma son jar 33- CJroiier's "Walnuts, large budded . Franqucttes, pound 40 3 pounds $1.18 Commercial Chocolates, 2 pounds 45 Extra Cream Mixed Candy, 2 pounds..55 Starlight Mixed Candy, pound ....................22 Lang's Mixed Candy, -3 pounds 58 Golden Hallow Dates; bulk,2 pounds....25 Beverages Koyal Garden Tea, 1925 crop, Japan or Ceylon and India, pound -.package 38 .Pound 73 20th Century Coffee YThc perfect ending to a perfect feast" lb. 47 f, 3 lbs. $1.38 Cocoa, bulk,' pure, 2 pounds .....15 . Extra Specials Baking Specialties Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans :.,.,."..25 Jello- Any flavor, per . package 9 Wesson Oil, quart..49 Ghirardellis Ground Chocolate, lb. can 29 3-lb. can ...1 89 Knox Gelatine, pack age '. 20 Carnation Milk, tall cans, 4 for......' 39 Crisco," G-lb. can $1.43 Baker's Premium Choc olate, ij-lb. pkg. 20tf Ripe Olives, bulk, per pint 15 Quart ............r..:..25tf Flour, Kerr's Best Pat ent, 49-lb. sk. $2.13 Fisher's Blend $2.33 California Home Brand Catsup, full pint 25 Full Cream Cheese, per pound i..:.32 Fresh Fruits and ' Vegetables 't Sweet Potatoes, Genuine Jer seys, 4 pounds 23 Head Lettuce, Large solid heads. Select your own. ; Cranberries Grown in (be northwest; 2 pounds..'....35 Celery 3 bunches .....:......28 ; L i b b y ' s. Mincemeat, bulk, 2( pounds....48 Preferred Stock Cur rants, twice cleaned, . 15-oz. pkgs. ........19 Market Day Raisins, 4 pound pkg 39 Sun-Maid Raisins, seed less or seeded, 15-oz. pkgs., 2 for 23 Citron Peel, lb 57tf Orange or Lemon Peel, pound 33 Pure Lai'd, bulk, 3 lbs. for 73tf Best Bulk Shortening, 3 pounds 58 Burnett's Vanilla, pure, 2-oz. bottle 34 Cocoanut, long thread, sugar cured, lb. 19 3 pounds 55f Flour, patent or pastry, . 10-lb. sacks ........570 Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz. can 430 2io-lb. can $1.29 Molasses, 'Brer Rabbit' G61d Label, 21j-lb. can ;.....350 Pumpkin,.. Del Monte, large cans, 2 for 350 Pineapple Libby's Sliced, Large cans 270, 3 for 780 Standard. Sliced, Large cans 250, 3 for 700 Libby's Crushed, Large cans 270, 3 for 780 20th Century Grocery MEDFORD 2 STORES 31 N. Central 226 W, Main ASHLAND 374 E. Main' GRANTS PAS3 ' -"v511 W.'G St.' Rev. T. IT. TompK now of Md fnnl, formerly pastor of the Metho dist chuivh hm-e and liuUrumrntnt in tht) builillntf of the AVenlcy hospital horo, arrived yesterday Afternoon for a few duyn' luminous riml pleasure. A meotinpr of Iho hospital board lias been called and while ho 1h here sev eral important matters will bp taken euro of. Mr. Temple stated that ho liked it very much at his new place, but that he Is always glad to got back to visit his loyul friends here. Cooos Kay Times. Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best. Jones A Klrkpntrlck. tf Carl Jeschke, the old reliable watch maker, is back at work with the as sistance of Mr. Williamson, at Flcht ner's Garape. 211 Out of town Orcgonlans registered at Medford hotels include William Pickol and family and W. W. Chad wick of Salem, Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge and Mrs. Burene of lluudon, K. D. Gilbert. I,. V. Hex and 13. J. ou st rno of Eugene, K, G. Young and Hoy McNabb of Oakland, W. A. Cum mtntrs of Itosoburp, A. B. Hanney of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Post, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Header and Ben K logman. of Portland. Saturday Sale Dolnty checked voile combination suits peach color, nlcely bound with dollcate blue, all finished by embroidering; unsurpass ed values at 98a each. ' Handicraft Shop. 208 Oysters are now being served at Crowson's confectionery and enfe. lR2tf B. W. Tong of Phoonlx, recently ad judged insano and placed in tho county jail for a short time, has been removed to tho county hospital at Talent, instead of being sent to the stato hospital at Salom. Have your brakes equalized and put in shape before the sklddy season comes. We specialize In brafcy work. Riverside Garage. 190tf The county budget committoo will hold a final meeting at the city hall in Jacksonville Tuesday, tho 24th of Novemher at 1 p. m. 207 tf Tho Southern Paclfio Lines, thru the district passenger office here, an nounced that one way fares under (30 would bo subject t,o Thanksgiving excursion rates from November 24 to December 1, sale of tickets closing N6 vember 26. Round trip tickets will be sold at one and one-third of the regular one-way fare. Saturday la the last day of National canned foods week. Order by the dozen at Marsh's Grocery. 208 Thanksgiving Maderials, one-third off, at the Snedlcor Shop. 208 Ask your dealer for Foss Rogue brand Oregon Franmjctto walnuts, home grown and properly cured. 212 Afler several werks spent at I oh ' Angeles with relatives, Minn Hernieo i'olley of tho Klieriff's office, return ed yesterday to her homo at Jackson ville. According to authentic; Infor mation, Dan Cupid was very inxtru- . mental In having her lengthen what vu sto havo been a shorter viwit. While in the southern hind Miss Puley vlsiled several nationally known muj vlo stars, of whom it is understood, she is a personal friend, , j Millinery sale at the Km my Ixm I Shoppe. In M. M. Store. Hats at less than one-half price. 208 J Special dance Hagle Point Saturday i November 21, given hy Ladies' Civic Improvement club. Ladies will serve supper. 209 Architectural drafting. W. N. Jew ett, 200 First National Bank Bldg. 231 Tho usual largo dally number of ho tel guests here from a distance, dwin dled yesterday. .Among thexo were Mr.' and Mrs. Amey of Victoria, B. C, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hart of Chicago and J L. Walsh of Omaha. A full house of Useful and beauti ful Christmas goods, priced right. At tho New Variety Store. French-Kates. 31 N. JJartlett. .212 Fancy Yakima Gem potatoes, $S.60 per 100 lbs. Delivered any place in city, quality guaranteed. Johnson Pro duce Co. 241 N. Fir street. Phone 97. t tf Tho Medford Legion, official monthly publication of tho Medford Post, American- Legion, was put in tho mails yestorday, with interesting accounts of the Armistice Day cele bration. 1 Saturday Is the last day of National canned foods week. Order by tho dozen at Marsh's Grocory. 208, Clean cotton rags wanted at Mail Tribune office ' tf Wo pay far ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. "WANTED 488-J. cliiffonior. rhono 209 FOR RENT Larco 8-room house, bath, KiirnRO, nlccplng porch, nice yard. 727 So. Central. Phone 4E2-U. - . 212 FOR SAI-E Hteh grade player plnno and 180 records. Phono 1210-J. 1109 WANTED To do tractor plowing. Address P. O. Box 800, Medford. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, two rooms and bath.' 412 Laurel street. 210 FOR SALE Now piano.; Will take Ford car as part puymont. Phono 470-R. 210 LOUIE'S MONEY SAVERS Walnuts, another lot of 500 pounds; finq quality; special, pound ...............30 Hams, Oregon sugar cured; quality guaranteed; pound ......33 Nueoa, priced special for Saturday only, lb, ...27 Bulk Cocoa, 3 pounds..' ; ,'. .....25.' Coffee Wo grind it to suit you; pound., .......40: Beets, No. 2 tin, local pack; tin ......1 Siin-MaioV'Raisiiis, new crop, pound.'.'..: 10$ i You can buy it for less at Louie's and you don't have to ? r carry it .. ' T rn-S'c Two Phones 271-272 ; C. 0. D. If You Like 'TtlM South 'Central ': TBY THE BOGUS BRAND Oregon Franquette Walnuts As Good as Grows Anywhert . - '' Ask Your Grocer He Should Have Them. These nuts are carefully harvested, thoroughly dried, machine graded and hand sorted. Not bleached, therefore retaining their natural flavor and quality. Two sizes, meiium and large. ,' .,. WALNUTMERE ORCHARDS '' ' E. C. F088, Talent, Ore, - lll!llllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllll!llllllllllllllll!llllilllllllllllll!H I THANKSGlfiNG I FANCY CHEESE Imported Swiss Imported Roquefort Imported Edam Imported Parmesan Rabbit Brand: Old English Cream Brick ONLY A FEW DAYS AWAY Begin Planning the Dinner NOW When thinking of Thanksgiving, one naturally thinks of the Thanksgiving Dinner. One of the .happiest hours of, the day will be spent around the dinner table. Our store is full of seasonable merchandise, make put yo'ur list early. -f.:' FANCY DRIED FRUIT Golden Dates Fard Dates Stuffed Dates Stuffed Figs Layer Figs Pulled Figs Cluster Raisins NEW NUTS Soft Shell Walnuts Brazil Nuts Pecans Filberts . Almonds Chestnuts Shelled Nuts Extra Farley Spitzenberg Apples-Extra Fancy Newtown Apples QUALITY MINCE FANCY CANNED FANCY BOTTLE MEATS Heinz in Tins , Heinz in Glass Libby's in Glass Libby's in Bulk Home Made in Bulk None Such in Package HEINZ PLUM PUDDING- GOODS Midget Peas Baby Beets Corn on Cob Fruit Salad Fresh Figs Mushrooms goods ; 5 Exquisite Stuffed Olives Tea Garden Preserves Orange Marmalade Oyster Cocktail Sauce ' l French Bar Le Due , Guava Jelly '"" HEINZ FIG PUDDING HOME MADE PLUM PUDDING CANDIED CHERRIES-CANDIED PINEAPPLE -CANDIED CITRON-CANDIED ORANGE PEEL-HOME MADE CAKES -HOME MADE FRUIT CAKE-CANDIED LEMON PEEL. ' ? FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. r Tomorrow is the last day of the' National Canned Foods Sale, special prices by the dozen. You can assort the goods to suit you. PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE H. E. MARSH GROCER Phone 252 SEE THANKSGIVING WINDOW. 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