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StRWOKi MAIL' WttfWtf!, MEiVP(WV. "oTfiQV TRIO AY, "NfATICTT hi. 123. ran! fiw rafPESs-iCHILOIllllN BEATS 1 1ACKS0NVILLE !N Mkm l NORMAL TOURNEY 05. rial 1 jpMr920Goal S ULJ tttf ..',,.'.. , I ITS'-1 1 111 T -' -v V. . T-"M "vi A .JT 1 J w v.. It 5swsfw w r STEW The Safeway Man expects to soil more titan one I u n tired million dollars' worth or foods during liiS. Tliis figur is illustrative of a tremendous unilrit ion und efr'ott, but it takes mi real sir-niiieaiK o when it remem bered how much public approval miiKt ne ciitiipauy those miliums of transactions. (, In modern niorchamUsin:; nothing contrib utes lo the reduction of costs more than multiplicity oi sales and increased volume. Safeway, as the largest and fastest mow-i:it- food concern in rho West, unciuestion- bly has moM lo flV' you in the HLivk-i. of The Southern Oregon Normal school itaxk ei ha 11 tournament for Oifiy Unools began on sched ule today, with four rained played this forenoon ami six s loQded fr this ternoon. The tourna ment win end tomorrow night when the final championship nmo I will he played. I lesulls of camPK this forenoon 1 f-.itl.kf.j 1,.VCI-U ) V ( '.It'll. lO:'o 21: Drain 21 .Coos J : Ivor 8: ( 'It I lonti in '22, Jacksonville 14. Jacksonville was the only Jack son ((unty team that played. How ever, reniral Point. Talent. ItoRilo liiver and Phoenix we(BY isDeliciom Mi sa ving 0 BoraChips 1()-Mule Team A rapid washing agent. I a r sc packages. 2 pkgs 73 c Sunbrite The double a-t-ion cleanser. Trv it. 4 Cans ..19C Drano A sure lire drain pipe rloaiKT. Op ens (-logged si nk drains, etc. 0 2 Cans 53C Purex Excellent 1 (loneli er. K e in o v e s status, aids in '"wang. Lg. bottleSOc Br ooms The National Krgom om pan0 makes the highest, gnwe i rooms. Safeway Stores feature (hem always on account of their super ior quality. An extra large .shipment has .just arirved ami we offer them at espe cially attractive prices for a short, lime. Not just hrooins hui KINK lirooms. 0 De Luxe CI 19 Puritan Malt One can KRKK with each can hough! at, 69 Hring your pon for this Kippered Snacks Dainty kippgjod tid-bits. Fine for salads, lunches, sandwiches. m scheduled with tho B3 t o pla y l h is a ft ernoun first named of the four teams uiven the ode ft pet into the finals tomorrow Srkht, The liiftnlicrs f the 'J 1 teams taking part in the tournament were civen finaf inst met ions at the l.ithta Sprinc hotil this mornintr at S:30 a)at the hotel at nuni today the maehes of The leaims wen r;ucts at a luneheon. with "Mac" Mi-Neil, normal school roa. h. and W. IV AndreM. . A., seeiK;iry, as tlw hosts. Cleone I'al.W-'tl. Spiers, K. 'i i Ionian and Fred Spear, mem bers of the normal school basket ball team. actint; as referees au.l uiuplrsMor the lournament. a Four Day's Demonstration of Our Ability to Underprice ThisQnerchandise was selected rst for quality then for price. Every item offered is regular stock-brands thatou all know (All 1927 'pkc) Every price is a "Sizzler". Further we guarantee that there will be no lower price, at the 20th Century, on any one of the Canned Goods items between now and arrival of 1928 Pack. Buy all you want. You're safe. a a a a a a n H Saturday to Wednesday, (March 17 to 21, Inclusive y I n LARGE CROWD AT (Ml ATruiinn rr-i 111 irt SltWAKUUHtNinU" ! Tho ninliur nf ilio AdrieniiL BEANS Maryland Chief (iood (piality stand a rd cut stringless. fan 12c; :'. tor Thi 25c Best Grade DustlessJane A. Winner .... 9c Domestic ..Standard ... 69 c See Our Displays! rs r uans Safegay Coffee Q'l he kind vou tas ted at our dem onstration. Kin esU high -grown coffees Mended to perfection by experts. We ini . port jt . hence, 1 lie low "-price. Lb. 47c Bananas Finn, Ripe Lbs 25c -a Seasonable Savings unch Vegetables be VSJl Yanetes, Dunch o, Oranges Sunkist lediums 65c Qfc Doz. opening of the Adiienm.- j Sti-wa rd $ 1 0 and $ I Ti women's store on North (Viiiral, which tool; place at nine o'clock this inorn- I in,- w:is greeted bv a la rue crowd ; of feminine shoppers, who j:ather i I'd in front of the new shop bf ; fore the scheduled time, j The first glimpse of the inor ! cbandise was Kivcn the lHc ! through the u ml raped front t.t..u .ii.ni.ivi.... . icixhiin,' i.iVrv of dainty lr)ycks, satin coats 'chic sioimr hats and scarfs. A particularly MrikitiK white und red satin evening jiown on a model in the window drew ml mirimr comment from the enthu siastic feminine Rroup. who wore piven a chance to do their window RJI shopping first. ;M ....The iiUvsU iium iUHsLrvct wuur. i tm Including silk und wool mixture gjj eus4'inbles. sport, dressi'M in flan - ni'l and heavy prints are a mom; jJ t he featured garments shown in j tno new store. Many of the party dresses and sport suits are said, to be copies of exclusive and ex pensive models. The new shop specializes in misses' and wee- ggj women's stvles and sibes. I fc . 34c CORN ('omly Cluli-Gliest Iowa standard. :,'"L,LVL.?34c PEAS Mission or standards, (i em Sweet Can Ilk'; I? for Island tender 34c CORN Del Monte nel. 3 cans rinv kev- 40c E3. n E3 0 ( I I I I I I L I Booth Sardinej, 111t, v;, ,. ; ;.- . 3 f0134c, Jli -Jtilh Century Golden Del Maiz .:....,..3 . rniw TOMATOES sih-erdale-Kaeked ly Lihhy Large cans, i2;.....:.:........:.3 for C Pfas )d Monte Small or Karly (iarden ..3 cans . i rrs- fp 1 i ; i i 77. , 1 (,E. M. WILSON TO TALK I j 1 1 ( 1 1 - VI e liUNe or Q Del Monte Mell.as Large luscious (Bdves. ?;,2 65c Pineapple Hil!ale S large mellow slices (slightly hiQten) in a can large CC. cans, All orders for $5 or more (livered FREE. Store No. 433 0 MED FORD . " . ... Smaller orders 10c chg. PhonPll76 The tenth edition of the "Sis kiyou." Southern ffiV'gon Normal Fchool publiealionV'vvill 1 for disfribtuinn totlny. ady "VI . P. Wright, (list ricf ren en- Mr. and Mrs. Jim ( l.Tiivn nf n milk eornoraiion nf nect miitrfr4d down to iMedf'lRl yes An unnsually Interesting mopt ilifi Of Medfonl lodge KKt. A. !. and A. M. is planned for tonlcht at the Masonic Temple, according to C. t. Iurnas. worshiiftil master of the Med ford iuga nizatfnn. In addition to the usual business Portland, is in the city TOh d;i- on business and p!'a.-l ""7 a few terday fri-'iKH spent t lie day local Masons who 0M nd will have Q ED Pineapple Liliby's 8 large golden slices in a can Large cans CCtn '22c; 3 for .... QjLAMS .Master Carefullly cleaned free froii sand, halves Afr 3 cans HOT SAUCE Del .Mont( lbi a class hv itself" 5 cans 25c SOUP ( 'ainpli(3)'s 'ijniato 3 cans 23; 0 TOMORROW! THE FINAL WINDUP OF THE GREAT 1siting . t lie uppnrtunity of enjoying an ad drevs by K. M. Wilson on Masonic subjects. Mr. Wilson's talk will he ; I hi the form of questions on vital I Masonic topics and their answers. , spfcial invitation to blue bulge members and visiting Masons ti attend this evening's meeting and listen to Mr, Wilson's Interesting' tddrosx has been extended by Mr. j I'm Oils. The meeting will be held. as usual. In the lodge rooms on the : third floor of the Masonic Temple. ' CATSUP -e- Del Jlonte Large hot tie G 45c ins 0 0 17c LARD Pure. It' In hulk pound SHORTENING etalih 1(1) hulk H'onnd oFeraitore o The Weather The following list cf rurniture FORD will be sold in the MED- to eleva- BUILDING BASEMENT Entrance next tor on Central Street: COME EARLY SATURDAY MOgNING THESE BARGAINS WON'T LAST o And you'll agree that every item listedQhese is a REAL Bargain. Diniii'-' Kooiii TiiMc $9.93 Smiitni-y Cnin h and l'ad $7.1)5 1 I ...!' Hii- $4.95 S2.05 1 (iniss 1 l.il(l.V 1 II HllL Ann Cliiiir itin;.' Slyvo .. ... 1 lliiitill;r StiiV"' 1 IIojitiiiK Stove $1.40 $1.95 $195 $2.19 $3.49 O 1 l.ilii'iicy Talilo '' Iron Hells, ciicli ' Iron ,-, 1 Iron H..I $2.69 1 ;r;..liopli..n.- $21.95 $195 USc 7 Hi'il Sprinirx. oni'h W iinlow ( irtnins 1 S 1 1 j 1 1 ffr Imfl 1 Viic li'iinrr $1.95 $7.95 Lowest temperature this morn ing. 3T,. Precipitation for 2 4 hours end ing at 5 a. m., none. Yesterday's weather hie; High--t temperature, i k ; highest this month since 1312, SI. rjVvest tem per.itme yesteitlay. lib, lowest this mnifjsliice 19K', H. Mean tem pera i me y est onlay, t2; departure for the day. excess, (I deg.-ees. Average dally excess for the month 4 degree. Precipitation: Total rain fall; since 1st of month. .HH inch. 1.1 year averiige for the month, 1 . t s inches. Total rainfall since Janu ary 1st, 3.07 Inches.. Total rainfall since September I. 1 3 .4 ft Inches. I Humidity yesterday f a. m., ft't r cent ; l noon, A I per cent; ; p. m.. So per cent. Character of day, partly cloudy, j frmn sets today at (t:lH p. m.. rise tomorrow ti:i:i a. m.. s"ts to- ! morrow fi:lfl p. m. Moon rises today at S:VS n. m.. s'ts at 1 p. m. I KIscm and nets computed for , eve horizon Forecast for tonight and tomor- row: l'nett led. probably rain to night and S.itorday. Moderate temperature. I.. WALTRK J K, Meteorologint, t'nltrd Htnts AWather Mureau. B m El s fresh 16c l!est veg- 16c rROYAL BAKING POWDER w 12-oz. can FELS NAPTHA SOAP Bar MRS. STEWART'S BLUING I!otO' HERSHEY'S Cocoa '.-Ik. can :.. 39c 6c 17c 15c 7: fir SHRIMP y- il,mt(,,n,40c " e CRAB MET SN-,aklin Fancy meat I lalves Can lapan mP0 30Ji 3 cans 7o ' ' 87c Van Camp's Beans 'Medium size cans' ..:..3 for 25c White Sfcar Tuna Halves Can 20; ..3 for 58c SALMON Maple 2 for Leal-45?; -'-II.. Hats, o .1-11). flats 39c 20th Century Coffee "The joy of the first cup is exceivled only by the second'' k'oa.stcd todav on vour table tomorrow Oft Poinift -15f; . , 2 lbs.0rit' q a a a a a 0 P a d a 4 a P n u B M. D. BROWN II n a a WAS'HI.VtlTflN, Mar. r. The Ton bill, malting pllgibb- for ret Iretnent mTgi ney of fin-i s of mM and niv' who incnrf fl phyleal lrYjihilit v In llnr of dtj'y during thi AA'orld war. wh passpd by th penatc today anrl ! sent to the. house. ei e n n ii n n c nn - Mini DEPENDAI3LE CHOCEHS IHIII n Mcdford Bids; MEDFORD 226 Weat Mala d a d a P a n u n u d o