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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1928)
MEDFOKD MAIL" TRTRUNTV W.DFORD, OHECIOX. FHTDAY,- MATCOTT 23, 1028. iAOE THR'ElB hkutit:jQi Tflinmy Fowh r, idiot-- Hun Kram isco und- Portland vhch , 1 ravine: Corning the plane picked : minutes. The. plane carried seven ing the West Const Air Transport ; he cuvered ihe distance hi four! up a tail wind which continued all passengers. plane, the Cascadiun." early tills hours and 35 iniuutcH flying time. , the way to 1'onlaiid. The trip fruit) Of 4 t-c f. Uiv$Tdd Community week made what is beUVvc.d llje Only, ow stop was lnude. ni Coi n-,i Kuei-tv 40 i'oriUuid, ttu.airhqO'-i-! Cttifc'Huturday idht, : liroaduay f-test iviHk ever recorded between ing.. Calif., for fuel. Soon after; tanee of ion miles, was made in 4.1 j orchestra. i jprevuies 11 307-309 East Main Street Large buying power, is very nmcissary to enable mny store to sell groceries cheap, o but the thing khat usually makmm grocerie s high is the. difference between the price the grocer paym and tW price, the grocej asks you to pay thi difference is made necessary by th grocer's opmrating cost Sant forces system of stor$ is different 3antfords stores only require part of the space in each room Smntfords cost for rent if very small, while therdinary mmr chant ha high rnt to ptxy he decides to operate two or three stores to get his share of the patrpnage hm ht two or three rents to pay Remembtr rents help make the difference bttwmmn thm price the grocer pays and the price you pay. Oalifnrntans rPKlslf red at MihI fonl hotel iiH'Uuli' i I'. Hoffman if S.urulmnln, MiO una .Mrs. II. 1. Wrldon of ll;(llllliuilt(lll. Ml. Hllll Mr. J. A. MnriOinll if l.oill. 11. 1.. (Mivrr of Oukliuul. I:. A. Anderson, o. M. olvedal ami Mr. ami Mm. H. Francis (if I.os Angeles. Mr. and .Ml0i:. Pulton!, Leslie K. Kestner, Mr. and .Mm. K. II. Tlsdale, A. f. r i. ,lv Stuuf.jj-d Itulicnsti'ln. T. C. Xk'lnir.in :m) lillly Anilel'son if San l Onclsico. Hooked ray: patterns, all litu de signs. MamlU-raft Shop. 1 'lie 'omen"H.;leo ("lull (if Wll- lanYlt Good Things t lnivei-sity will anpi'tu; in ' the First M, K. church, MoiMay, -March I'd, at X p. m. A wonderful j program will be given, consisting ' of solos, ensemble numbers, read- ings, stunts, college mings, etc. Ad-1 J mission it Ik and 5uc, 1 I f& ft) Art Nlehols drove to Medford A a from his Fort Klamath ranch early; If) this morning and spent several, J . hours transacting business here. ; UJ $ Automobile lllue Hook, IH2K imIi-' A mtmn for Pacific coast and Rational' 4 ST parks. $1.1111 at Swem y. 7i J nance at Hilarity hall Saturday ( night, with the famous Whit Hart w man orchestra fuinlshiiiK the niu-( J ; o ? T ? ? V V . I oEat Coffe-Ccfttry Club 5-pound .Vacuum can, guaranteed, Coffee ft! J B Jr. pound ... Coffee Fancy Bulk pound pound Coffee Maxwell House- -pound .43 .45 .40 .48 Coffee Country Club T-l-lb. Vacuum Can Pork and Bean Van Camp's medium size Sweet Corn Iowa Extra Standard large can .45 .08 .38 .43 V Crystal White Soap C G Large Bars y for Att .25 Syrup Tea ; Garden full quart each Syrup Pure Cane and Maple -2l2-lb. Brown Rioe 2-pound package ." Pancalce Hoist Crown large! ptokage . Corn Flake 3 packages Kcllogg's . ,22 I Crackers 3 3-4 lbs 3n.o Flakes V.V Graham Crackers 7 A J 41 lbs. Honey Maid -O. Rolled Oats 9-lb. bag Sperry's . l. .45 '. .10 ToUet Crepe m T.nrcrp rolls - 0 - Lye Large can Eex Pineapple 0 CT Large can sliced Jxwt 7 , . Tomatoes 1 Large, can local solid pack JL J ' .- Wesson Oil J AQb Quart can JL 1 1' Spaghetti O C 2 Large cans J .'. Atsi J Kidney Beans C ' 2 Large cans iMty ' - ' J,, Jello 1 9e 3. Packages .... jbai . String Beans "1 A Mission large can JLj JL Salmon O Large can Alaska Pink M4 J Shortening . L CT. Fancy Opal 4-lb. pail VJ' f i' 1 ' .' ' e ' r Shortening . l 9 fancy Opal S-lb. pail JL J Malt CQ 6Puritan large cah J o 49.1b. sack CriUr Lue JL M J 1 Floti 1 ' t (if) '43-lb. sack Anchor jLVFV Buttt j C Klamath Fancy guaranteed pound JL J O , PickW If) - Small jar Knight's each JL J Baking Powe QC 5-pound Calumets-each JJ . Peaches ' ' O A No.j 2i-siz can in syrup Jm4J O , o Baking Powder O 50-oz. K. C each O t J J 1 where ; sic, 363 i V K. dates returned yesterday fl from Portland and Salem, ' he atteudeil special meetings of the state highway commission. S 1 U.'Ui touts and dresses at the $in. On and $13.00 store Saturday. All sizes. 1 Follow the crowd, &fi miles from Meclford on- Uedwood highway. Family style chicken dinners, $1.0. Log t'abln Inn, Vj mile south of Kelma, ore. 3S4 Aniu Laura Miller of l'ortlund has been Informed by telegraph that the Woman's Home Com panion has bought for $300 u short story she recently submitted. Miss, Miller has sold several stories to Hie Companion and the Atlantic Monthly. Karly Sunrise seed potatoes, 2c n pound. C. C. 1 lartlcy, i'hono U-F-21. V Dance, i;agle Point Sat. nlte. J Peter Harnehurg motored in from the Ilai'neburg district this morning on business. Hooked rug patterns, all new de-' silus. Handicraft Shop. 1 iteinkipg Trucking Sen'lce trans fer and hauling. Phono 30, do Id inn. :u;;t' duesls from Portland registered at Medford hitls Include 1 1. C.' AreitJ!. !. It. Downs, W. H. AdamsJ U IS. Hegan. C. M. Medley. C.'M.'. Franklin. "M. Hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fletcher, Mary P. Itill nieycr, It. 1 dlhson, X. W. AVhtt : ing, Ch. M, Poti-rson, N. C, Olson, j L. II. Ilodgors. Mr. and Mrs. C. F, j Howell, C,'. It,. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. (!. l. Stevenson, George C. Thomas, F, F. Itrooks. V. A. Hlrkholz, It. It; Williams and A, II. Clark. The Thrift Shop has the follow ing articles on sale Friday and Sat urday: Child's bathlnettf. largoi willow basket, child's bed anil matt ress, two 1 carpel sweepers, woolen quIltpleccK and run material, hrriica' summer hats, men's suits, over , (juats and shoes, women's coats and dresses, etc. Wo are elill offering many useful articles of clothing on our "5c eountey Don't forget Wednesday and 'Phursday. "bundle" Are you looking for something good to eat? We are always on the alert for something new arfd and appetizing. o Something New BOSTON BROWN BREAD IN TtNS NEW ENGLAND STYLE PORK AND BEANS o For Saturday Fresh Home Made Cake Fresh Home Made Cottage Cheese Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TRY OUR TELEPHONE SERVICE IT IS DEPENDABLE s EXPERIENCED SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU t t f f t t f T f t t ,T :t t T T T .f T T T T T t T Y Personal Attention Prompt Serrice days, as we every kind, or call 45R. Dane e. nyed more clothing of . Deliver over Hex cafo 3ti4 Ulveislde Community Club,' Saturday night. It road way orchestra. 3 ' Part of the young men and wm en of the I'niversity of Oregon symphony orchestra, which gave throe concerts here, yesterday, left for Kugeno by motor hus lato last night, and thji others left for that city this morning, also by motor hus. Willie In the city the orches tra, members were guosts at the Motel Medford. lie sure to see the $10.00 and Millinery. J.!ir to $:..&, ut the $10.00 and $10.00 Ht ore. 1 Hemstitching 8e per yard. Pul tons covered ut liundlcruft Shop. tf (i. Willard Itrown of the Home Inuranca company Is visiting in the city today, after which ho will leave for southern points. Hooked rug patterns, all new de signs. . Handicraft Shop. - , ! It me writ your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tcngwahl, Hotel Holland. Phone 993. tf H. E. MARSH J Phone 252 GROCER : Phone 252 t The landing field at Kugono ap parently Is in no better ootid II ion Mian the Medford field, as the big ten-passenger ship of the West Coast Train-it company was. report ed to have been stuck on that field i last Wednesday, ma king it over 1 an hour and a half behind chcd- 1 ule when it made an emergency slop hero for gasoline. The ship ' was to have slopped here regularly j but the muddy condition of the ; local field made II impossible. How-' ever, the field Is now being rapidly Improved and the West Coast com pany will make stops as soon as sufficient Improvements have been made. Five thousand select musics will be, nn Hale at 3"c n dnz.,. Saturday only, at Liberty Market. Koguc Valley Floral Co. J The Whit Hartmuu orchestra of eight pieces will play a return en gagement Saturday night at Hi larity hall. 33 Mr. and Mrs. fieorge flnrrott re turned recently to their home at Central I'olnl, after spending a few 1 days with Mrs. Klla darrell on Munzunila street. Mr, and Mrs. f! arret! have sold one of their homed In Central Point to Mr. Pago of llend. AnhlatKl Tidings, 3c a day. Hooks you want to read. Circulating library at Hwem's, 7 ColviK Drugs, next to the Hlalto theater, open every night ond Run dayjf Phontf ft Ifi. Free delivery. 230tf Miss 1 tut Ii T.awrerfce, daughter of Itev. nnd Mrs. K. P. Lawrence of the Presbylerain churLh, return ed lust night from Albany college, to spt'nd the spring vacation here. She will return ' to collcgoncxt Tuesday. Dune o, Hlvorsldo Club, Saturday night. orchestra. Community Jlroudwl A THE ' NEW 11 RIALTO TOO It LATE TO CLASSIFY OK KALK to It Til A DM Sows and pigs; Is(t acre wood lot near I Jacksonville. Plume 40H-U-3. 3 'WANTMD To buy BOO boxes ap ples. Call .r)3. Jacksonville. H'is-k-t Grocery .Store. 3 FOK HUNT 3-room furnislied upt. on ground floor, atid garage; adults. 337 North Grape St. 3 FOIt SA LI-; New 4 -room mi bur ban home, located near mill; large lot. Price $-1 .',11; I f,n . carh, balance $:'(i,.ri0 per month. .See Charles A. Wing Agency. ! F(lt HALK0- An attractive little farm of acres, located 2 miles from town on u good road; 3 acre in hearing fruit, balance ulfalfu. New 4 -room home with electric lights; largo rabbit nh'd and chicken house. Price $3:00: J 1 ,000 cash, balance on easy terms. Mght consider Medforil property In exchange. B-e Charles A. Wing Ancmy. 'A FOK ItKNT--Small duplex; living room, ln'drm, kitchenette nnd balti; furiu. ii Se Charbs A These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week , Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store WINDOW & IMMlIt ma " FRAMES AT TROWBRIDGE M'MIIKIC YAltl) I: cloMt in. . Willi; Ahi-iii 23. aanDDDrj Two room" iinri Icmi i,V .onh. furnlnhvil. W KOI Ii,'-' .on loth l '. .VTJ'.t ff. rim il niMdl- iii.'( il wo nen for hoili'-' lo hollHC 1cm oiiMtrntinir. N ot h f n k to pHI. I'loaMt write h'ttrr. kH'Iiiu lorol liiiHlni-tiH n-fiT'-nri-H. HillrMti anil lihono nutTiloT to I. O. liox t4!. 3 LONO UIKTANTI-: K.M'l.lNd M-dford Kin mui h trunk line. Tmlly ftfrvirr. Mondoil parrlfm. r'PTlat rntiH on loud lot. Aui'i it ti-niiliwl, 3D H. Fir. Tel. Bull Montana Is Coming Continuous 12 :30 to H P. M. Tomorrow ONE DAY ONLY JUNIOR COGHLAN THE BOY WONDER In a Bafflfhg Wystory " ' ' Drarna LAST TIMES . TODAY Laura LaPlante ..in MAIY K0BERTS - f RINKH AIT'S . COMEDY ii An enthralling story of a cour ageous boy who solved a mur der mystery and fought to savo thd homo of a friend al ways at the risk of his own life. ALSO ; OUR USUAL Bid ! SUNDAY PROGRAM ' OF ADDED ; FEATURES and ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC Mati. Evet. . ?033. 1... ,
