Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 23, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textu ' '4 Ion cut her " the a i It ind are ; i rET)FOT?D MATT, 'TRTRTTSE. arEPFOKD. OREGON. HUD AY, MAKCII 2X 1028. PAGE FIVE T 51T(n)DQJEj "TomoYrour m Beaton l jfT M at. W k Illustrating thm commttently greater pmrthmoing powtp of your food dollar Lenten Items 2 Cans Shrimp 1 Tall Red Salmon:. O Imp. Oil Sardines 1 Flat Clams.. . Eggv and Butter .... T.i r. Eggs ) lb. Creamery i Butter ....... 1 1 Sm. Loaf Bread JUL Bulk Items 5 lbs Blue Rose Rice... T lbs. Cut '-, Macaroni .... 51bs. Pk. Biyo or Red Beans BroonhClemer "I High grade 1 1 SKAGGS SAFEWAY STORES For Baking Ctffn fttxmm Introducing the finest coffee packed iii tins. "We absolutely guaran tee this superior blend of high g r o w n coffees to satisfy the most fastidious coffee drinker. You'll like this new flavor and look at the price for a strictly high grade coffee. 2lk$iB 8 lbs. Pan cake Flour.. & lbs. Big K Flour IB fa Ami. hi; the motor tourlsta from!: a diuaiH-u who reentered tottuy,: at the lcu-ul liruni'h of lh mule auto roKiatratton bureau uremia-! walil Choiiuette of Kutte. xWut.,1 -Jiuu ph Mull.T of Philadelphia. I'M- j. v. Vinwiiuiu of witBkiiivan.aa Can.. C. I- Kemp of lloyl. Kkiih.. Alvin Hathaway of Slroullibert;, Ida. Try our noonday mriytianu'l luneli. 4 no anil 50o. Jaekson Hotel,-. Coffee tshop. SUittf j A danuiKU uellon for HUTS wan ; z. filed at the lounly elerk'it off lie ; yesterday aiitiinM the Ituitur lllver; eonipany, a corporation, by James liniy, for servtieit as malluRer for the Lluney on-hard, whlih wan )ur- ihaaed by the company nomellnie ulm. liiev clalma that he wim to i i3 TO REVIVE CLUB ON MARCH 27 After nine monthtt of Inactivity, thu Hunt it ens unU rinft'ssionitl i Women's flub n( Moil ford will ' hold un importHiil tl tuner meeting, I m UnU 1 .M'.Mlfocd nrxt Tuesday. I March L'7. bORinninu at 6:30. IMnn ! .... eo.ii.nii 11 li I dill ixf llin tlll will be diHcu-SHed and u poyalblV iuiS.0 wcn ,mi( $123 per month and ? urtiKtain of activity outlined. I fvo 1K,r conl uf lh0 MOl pruccodH The buwincsrt and ihuIYhb.oi.iU ()f tn0 0.elurj( tut received nuth-' vvunxtn'H luncheon which wai1 j mK ss maintained for a while mut year i iou'U llko our ovenlnn dinners. I was discontinued in May and with f . B- jiUkon Hotel Cof-: me abandoning oi me tiiiruenvv f K( meet lut; place, considerable inter ent in the organization apparently diminished. The dinner mooting which will be held Ht Hotel Med ford noxl Tuesday night in In charge of Mrs. M. K. Chapman, thru whom reser vatioiiH may be made. A large crowd of old members and new comers in Med ford will bo wel comed at the dinner. 0'l,lrt-iia.'t.! DEPENDABLE GROCERS BBPp.,.. - pkg. Baking Soda I Choice Fruiti 1 lg. Fancy Peaches 1 Heavy Syrup Figs.. 1 Fancy T .ntrit 1 1 o is. ''Pea Preserves 31b. jar Pun. Fruit, asst.- 1 . l'i 1 ABOVE AVERAGE Twenty-nine hundredths of an1 inch more rain fell during the 24 hours ending at G a. m. today, more rain fell at interval! today, and unsettled weather with rain is pre dicted for tonight and Saturday, as well as continued mild tempera ture. So far this month the rainfall of 1.1! 3 inches is' above the average for March for the past 15 years, which is 1.18. The total rainfall since September 1st last is 11.84, and the total sinco January 1 lust is 4.06. Loganberries ' lg. Choice ?clrs lb. can asst. Jams ........... - .i.w. - -. ,. 11). jav asst. Preserves ... I Broom can Old 'Dutch tlemwr 1 Sugar-SpucU 11 Jbs Pure A A 10 Ohio Sutrar ilbs. firm Potatoes 1 Meats, Etc. O lbs. Swift's i A Bacon. ( O lb. package , Shortening I 1 PROM ALL ROLLER Tl 'Holler skating in the business district of Mod ford must stop." en Statically declared Chief of Police McCreilie today. "Holler skaters have been warned enough that their life is In dunger every time they come onto the busy streets." he continued, "and espec ially I ask the parents to keep their children off of the skates, which so far have nearly caused several serious accidents." The chief indicited that if this warning is not observed, every roller skater found in the business section will be taken to the police station, where the skates will be kept in storage until culled for by tho parents. All orders for $5 or more delivered TREE. Smaller order 10c chg. Store No. 433 MED70RD Phone 1176 ' A Certain Lady i Tells us that Sunday without a box of Whitman's Candy is just vnc lony row of fabbiijiw. Sweeten the day wit'.t a selection from Whitman. And kindly remember that $ we will deliver your Easter box of candy to any place in the C. S. Heath's Drug Store j Kr m Tour Fkon. Tree Dliv7 J Spring Opeiuny JACKSON HOT' SPRINGS SATURDAY, MAR. 24 o A REAL DANCE A gEAL A DVAT -DT APP 1. AVJJAJU NO FROST REPORTS FOR JOSEPHINE CO. The Josephine county oniiard ' district will not receive the dally i spring frot forecasts issued in Med t ford by Kloyd D. Young, , head of i the frost service in tho northwest. ; as last spring, Mr. oung this week having so notified the orchard in terests of the neighboring county, j In speuking of this matter and ine explanation lor me rnaiiKe, mv Orjints Pass Courier says: ''Announcement was nw.de this morning that frost furecastH will not be available in this vicinity this sprint:. It is de tared that the growers have not supported the work and that It has been found Iniposible to continue It. JI(Suunc of the difference in distance be tween this city and Medford. It is said that front warnhfet there will not give much indication of the weather to be exnected here. The frost expert is now in Medford'1"" of The Dalles, making arrangements for the front work there." a PLACE, The Jackson Springs Pep Peddlers Wil Furnish the Music and hr! DANCING STARTS 9:30 P. M. Intermission and Supper at Midnight Nig Crowd at Opera H PORTLAND, Oruj. Mar. 23. fI'i An audience that ruled the muni cipal auditorium, Including many from other cliies In Oregon, lat night applauded the Chicago civic opera company In Verdi's "Aldu." Tonight "The Snow Maiden" will be Hung; Saturday "Ilesurrection": and nicM'"M Trovatore." after n u n Hatu r tPa y Phone .5! ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM Classified AdvertMnf Gets Result PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED PACKED E SANITARY WAY The O. S. C, elght-pleee orches tra will broadcast over KMKD. the Mail Tribune-Virgin radio station, tomorrow from 12:15 to 1:13, play ing the latest in collegiate uud Jazz numbers. Hooked rug patterns, all new de signs. Handicraft Shop. 1 Is. H. Webb of Klk Vulley was convicted yesterday of the sale of Intoxicating liquor by a Jury In the Justice court. Tho Jury recom mended leniency. Justice C. K. Rusk asseKsed a fine of $500 and added a Jail term of three months. Bonds were set at $1000, pending an appeal, which it was indicated would he taken. Allison Moulton of Med ford was attorney for Mr. Webb. Grants Pass Courier. Films in at 0 a. m. out at 5 p. ni. SwemH, mauler photo finishers. A tiarlK mining claim was re corded ycKterday at the county re corder's office by . M. Swltzer. .1. C. Porter, Kred Ha vatic, R. A. Hall and K. L. Hall. The claim is located in the Blue Itlrd lode between Savage creek and Hirds eye creek, near the Josephine coun ty line. Hosiery and underthlngs at the $10.00 and $15.00 Store. . 1 A matrrlago license was Issued at the county clerk's office yes'erdM' afternoon to F. W. Plnkerton and Mary Courts, both of Ashland. Plnkerton had been married twice before and Mrs. Courts once be fore. Regular dance Knglc Point Snt. 2 Included a$nong the Oregonins registered at Medford hotels, other than those from Portland, arc Geo. W, Knight of Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hackensmlt of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Waters of, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ilough- M. J. Garrett of Mllwaukie. I, W. Medley of Ore gon City, Minnie Hanu; and Mablo Hillings oLMarshfield and the fol lowing from Kmrene: K. R. Ptiipps. It. C. Holden. AV. C, Knox, M. H. While, R. j. Hcrlbner, Verne Wat son, Snhi Diamond, Mrs. O. II. Os (randqr, I. C. Tlston, C, A. Mewell and Mr. and Mrs. John Mllard. Night and day' service. I. Of Super Service, 6 IM Hamlin was on Kden valley visitor In the city this morning. I'tah coal, clean, low In ash. Han sen Coal Co., Phone 239. 337tf The various new Kord models will be on exhibition in the Gates Auto company showroom tonight. -Tho sport coupe in Arabian sand 3tnd the Tudor "diui Jn Nlagarao are specially beauiwul. All kinds radio batteries' charg ed, 75c. J-cwin Super Service. 6 The public lands committee of the houee in Washington, D. C. Thursday voted to report favorably he b introduced by Its chairman. Representative Sinnolt of Oregon authorizing the necreiary of the in terior to lease public lands In traotp up to 640 acres for aviation uses. Re-t Ctnh Coal. Ilnnsen Col Co Phone ZZ'J. 337tf fee Shop. JJU ' Among the sUite of Wushl.Oton , residenls registered at Medford bc-jr tels are Mr. and Mrs. It. I. IHiud and Mrs. Ross Muslin of Tacomu., Mrs. otto Machin of St. Johns. Mr. ; and Mrs. W. K. James of Centralia. O. A. Neilso. Mr. anil Mrs. M. H Chapman. Mrs. A. H. N union. MrM 4inl Mrs. Clyde Kox. Mr. and Mrs. : K. C. Carr.iMis. W. K. lmlioff. M'- and Mrs. J. A. Uevlne and N. Jo-: ner of Seattle. ; Kor dance orchestra, call 876.; 37V;: 1 W. Mahl, general purchasing,: agent for the Soul hern Pacific.';; passed through Medford last night j: in his private car. j; 16-ln. mnnzniiiiii wood. $4.r0 pen; b r. Med. Kel Co. Tel. 31. 347tf j Tulo lake greatest pumie bhu- ; lug ground in the west is fairly swarming w ith ducks and geese, particularly ducks, who have stop- ped off for several weeks out heir! northward flight. The birds nre: early this year. Usually they pass : through Kluinuih on their return j trip to northern and cooler climes,; Inter In the month. Klanuith: News. Good sugar plno shakes at Rig;! Plnea Lumber Company. SttS,: Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson oft; Ashland. William Miller of Jack- : Bonville and R. Hansen and fam-l: ily were among the out of town;: residen s who were In Medford last night fo attend the concert of thei University of Oregon symphony or-j che.stra at the Craterian meaier. j hfu Minor llunic iusn lor ro-f cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay.! H2 K. Main. Phone 1102. 332tf Hans Hockenyos. former wellj k no w n M ed ford ma n a n u n o w a resident of Portland, is spending a short time vlslilng his brother, William, who resides near tho end of North Riverside avenue. Handpleating and smocking. The Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Rldg. 840tf The condition of Charles Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Taylor of the Willow Springs district. Is reported to be steadily improving, following an operation performed for annendlcltls at the Sacred 'ileart hospital last Saturday ' k Green slab wood at summer prices. Medford Kuol Co. Tel. 631. Mr. and Mrs. K. 1. Huffman ar rived last evening from ChicoJ Calif., to visit Frank Anderson here for several days while en! route by motor to Seattle. AVash. j You must register to vote at thoi prlmory May 18. Tho new luw puis a stop to swearing In voles on elec tion day. Register at once with I,, c. GarJock at the Chamber of Commerce or at county clerk's of-; flco in Medford. ' Duo to. lack of evidence. Tla-1 mond Dentre and William Taylor,! two transient youths arrested here) Wednesday for tho allegod thofisj of copper nt Gold Hill, were given their liberty yesterday and the cop per, which had .been taken as evl- denee by officers, was returned 1o. tho South Kir Street Junk yards, wh'ere the youths had Void It. j Hee Kllnor Hanley Rush for re-, cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay. j 826 K. Main. Phone 902. 332tfV V. H. McDonald, who suffered aj fractured pelvis this week when an automobile ho was greasing foil j onto him. Is reported to be In a satisfactory condition at the Com-i munity hospital. ! Helect your new spring suit at' the Men's Shop, from the M. Horn and Kd V. Price lines. All I he new. weaves from $25 to $r0. Wo guar-, an lee fit and satisfaction. 32Htf; Mrs. Joe Lester and daughter; Zavevc drove In from the Central Point district yesterday ufternoon! to visit with local friends. j Coal $16.50 per ton. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 337tf R. W. Lewis of Kaglo Point was' a business visitor In tho city yes-' terday. j The Orange play will be given i Friday evening, March 23rd, at I Orange Hall. 1! Mrs. Dean Slacy motored In from) the HI Merest district yesterday and i spent several hours In the city, j shopping and visiting. 16-ln. laurel wood, $1.50 tier.! Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 347tf, Hooked rug patterns, all new do I Kigns. Handicraft Shop. 1 Mrs. Kvo Renson and her pupils! gavo an exhibition of clever dances' at the Ashland thcHtcr last night. Plans nre now being prepared Tor a lieifi meer io oe nem hi uh Antioeh school April 11, with school j children of that district taking part. The meet is to be an all day affair and basket lunchs will be served at noon. One of tho attractions of tomor row evening will be a dance at Hi larity hall, with Whit liartman ami his celebrated orchestra furnishing the music. This organization pleas ed a large audience recently and aro playing a return engagement. Mr. Hillings promises thin will I" one of the gest dances they have given. W. R. Hrucc of Portland, repre senting th Pacific HlalcH Klectrlc company, was In the city the first of th Week transacting business with the local elc-ctrlcal dealers handling thn products distributed through their company. One Finds Real Values at Our Store FOOD BUDGET REDUCERS SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MARCH 24 and 26 CORN MEAL Kastern kiln dried O 9-lb. HkJJt RAISINS Market Dav iKn 1-11). hi00 OIL Mazola AKn . Quart cauJi CATSUP (Jold Medal A fancy product made from 1Q. ml ripe tomatoes Large bottle 27c QUAKER OATS- PINEAPPLE Libby's .sliced Large cans 24 Q Y Large pkg. 3 for JELLO All flavors )Kr 3pkgs.OC PEACHES lvosedale lfipe yellow clings in rich syrup Buy these and you won t be disappointed OQ. Large cans- FIGS Black Extra clioicc CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP SHREDDED WHEAT Kellogg 's 3 for 2 lbs. 29 c 10 bars 43 C 9C 3 packages RICE Fancy Blue Rose liice contains more nutrition than anv otlier cereal Heal special OQ 4 lbs. for SARDINES-Xorwegian in nVG Olive oil OC. 2 caiisOC HONEY Strained Packed in genuine Mason jars CQ Vint. 33: OnnvOOC S Pint 33c; TOILET PAPER 1000 soft sanitarv sheets to the roll C. 6 rolls FIGS Fresh in svrup Kingko Brand Nature's own jCC health fruit No. 1 tall cans 22; v3 for 00 C' MATCHES Searchliglit Large full count bo.es Of 6 boxes MACARONI Fresh curve cut MILK Libby's 3 cans 28 PRUNES Vet itesFxtra Fine " 3 pounds 6 c; ans 1 pounds 23c J 55c J 25c I MAYONNAISE or SANDWICH SPREAD 81o-uz. jar FLOUR-49 lb. sacks Sperry's (CO C5 frown, Drifted Snow Olympic ..P4.WJ Fisher's Blend Each 19 c I or $2.13 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "40,000 people every morning look for their 120th Century Coffee H and the Sun" Roasted everv day Ahvavs fresh OO 'ound 45; 226 W. Main lbs: Medford Stores 31 N. Central all Due to Oic flirt that im ''t he him not drlvi n liin ni'W llnli k eouiio ' tho reiiulrcd fliMtuiH-o bi-foro It can 1 be opnratBd nt hifh npoeil, Htute Truffle l.leuteniinl O. O. NIcholH J hiiH lii-cn hunillciipiii'd In cluiKlni?: HIioPdcrH, who run cimlly nmko 11 Biitiiwiiy briiuKe of the offli'cr'H Inability to follow. Tho omnie. n-hlcli wiih turned over to I.Ipu-. trniffit Nleliola taut year, Ih now bo Iriff used by HerKeant Talent, w'hohc . territory Ineluib'H the inountalnouii ' neetlon8 of tho OreenHjirlng und HlHklyou dlHtrb'tH. I Mr. and Mih. II. A. Klnter of I.eDiif:. ('iiliiida, Mpent a few iluyH In Medfoid vlxltlim relailveii, on their way homo from Houthern Cal ifornia, where they Hpent the winter. C'harloH Inaai'M vim n InmliiNes W. II. MeOownn vlnited In Ah vlHltor In the oily yenlerday, lmv- lailcl yesterday afternoon and ttl Iiik driven In from tho 4U1 or- tendl it shrine lbdgo moctliiB In churd at noon. 'the evenlnir. peel Good Moit Bllmfntt ititrt from poor fMmlntlfn (r onitirnilon or Mm(cutttxitton). Intri Imil prtitionmuipvitalltypiinftrrmlnnhMtih f rid maim hit ml"riit'Io, TonlKiit try N?- NATURE'S StHKDY M-vfRotahln cor T'cll not n rdinry laxative. how tfV trill ai-J in TTilOi'tnjr your aptii an. I f.J nu of ihut tif,v. knnry.piilrMfixHnK, Mtld, Ktl. fv.t'lv triahle lie the V. M. M p e c I a I rominunlratlon edford l.odi;e No. 103. A. A. M Friday, Mareh 23rd, 7:30 p. m. Work In C degree. My order of "W. C. M. llH;T;i. Heev. o - l' "r.eccmmended and Sold by All 8 Blcilford DruuglMt" lilllllilllll!! WW' mnillll Blip! I IM!!! Saturday Specials Dorothy Perkins' Rambler Roses, each 10c (Good root system) Beautiful Dahlias, doz 60c Extra Uarge Gladiolas, doz .... 60c Pansieg, doz . 50c Potted Geraniums, each ifOc Wire Hanging Baskets, 3 for. . .39c Mutual Mill & Seed Co, In our Now llnine til It mill Kartlftt