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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1928)
mewotto mail totbunti, medford. .oreoox, Thursday, awitl s. 192s. i .PSOE SIX FREE MATINEE FOR CHILDREN Bull Montana Greeting Dempsey Maggie find 3ku will to tho biff attraction nt the free matinee when thft Mull Tribune and Rlnllu theater will he hosts to the chil dren of Medford and all Kouthern Oregon, Hat unlay afternoon. All that Is necewtary to Ret a free ticket will be to dniw a car-; toon of Mnggie or Jiggx, or both, nnd ffet It Into, tills office before 6 p. m. tomorrow, Friday, then ro mo to this office Saturday at 1 p. m.aml receive your free ticket. You mny also win one of the our prizes to ho offered and nn nounred below. This will he a hlft Saturday event for all tho children of this vicin ity. Draw pictures of both Maggie nnd JIrkh, or either one separate. Contest to bo decided on best drawings. AH draw I tics must be In the Mall Tribune office by Friday night. If inn lied be sure they reach us by Friday night. Winners' names will be port oil In Mail Tribune window Saturday nt noon and prizes will bo avail able at that time. The first prize gets a ticket good for 30 days at the Rialto; second three weks ticket: third, two weeks; fourth, one week. Tho last cartoon sent In may win a prize. If you haven't made n drawing, do so at once. Only one drawing allowed for enoh child. Write your name, Address, and age plalntly at top of drawing, 3 SATURDAY! 3L j-v Mils' 'Jx --- --- m jinrf -'niiTTrn nninro m y is SHOW WEAKNESS i i nip nr pniiiinn'l " ; luio ur oriMbnj i cubes were quoted half a cent if Chic Ready-to-Wear and Novelty Slippers Isn't that a wonderM slogan when you h ave the merchandise to live up to it? And we have. Our buyer in New York is goin g to send us the newest as fast as it comes out, so that at all times you can see new merchandise here. POPULAR PRICES That is our big item. We want to work on a basis of less profit and more turnover. So don't be astonished and wonder how we do it. We are not magicians and there is no one giving us goods for nothing. But we are go ing to take far less profit and give you larger and newer assortments to choose from. Not tho IVAiitmmontM : " " NEW OlthKANS, April 5. (P) ! Wild ,KMSTAI. Curacao. April CLI-A I-jLAMJ. Ohio. April Twin robbers made their ap-jG. (!) Kxplimlon of part of tho (p, u,,y crnotcgocd. 20, who yes-' pearanco hero today when two deck of tho lJUtch tanker Che- t,.r,lay admitted his automobile, mon flrfiuuf.il Ifliint leit 1 1 v ovnn In ' nftu whiii. In il l-V1 ni-lr 111 HI. Ann's ul.-n.-L- un.l bill..,! t ft oon .van -nlil the shade of their scarfs, held up i harbor, yesterday, resulted In 20 Allco Leonard the night of Janu- j tho cashier of tho fashionable ; cuHiialtles among workman, a ury ItH, when aho disappeared, to-i Jllenvllln hotol and escaped with j number being killed, with the re-jdny wns charged with manslaugh fSftO nnd a number of ehecks. Imalhder Injured or missing. tor. i .,1 Why this Leadership? General of America Tops More Than 200 Stock Fire Companies In This Pacific Northwest Shrewd business men arc quick to recognize the advantkre the CiENF.K AT. Tnki ir AMrn: fnMPANV o- . .-.. - OF AMERICA offers its policyholders by insuring the good asks against fire loss; eliminating the bad That, officials of the company believe, accounts for the GENERAL'S commanding lead over 200 other stock companies in the Pacific Northwest. The GENERAL is now doing business throughout the United States and the Dominion of Canada. What arc "good" fire insurance risks? .... The GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA classifies them as well constructed, carefully kept buildings, with conscientious owners having a keen desire to safeguard their holdings- Insuring such property means that Joss ratios arc less, savings to the insured arc more. Participating policies never yet have paid policyholders less than 20 dividends. If ycui arc now paying rates made high by losses due to bad risks, you'll profit by investigating the GENERAL'S plan, which places it so far in the lead. roltTLANI). Die., April 5. P) Hotter p r i v e were revised downwind aKain and the market was generally weak. Standard cubes were quoted half a cent lower at -II rents today, white extras were duwn a f till point, also nt 41 rents. Other (trades held Hteitdy but butterlat bids dropped n. eent ll around. Tort land delivered fat waa bringing 4 6 cents. KtfR prieeH were firm today following a brlHk session at the dairy exrhange, with standard ex Iras .selling a eent higher nt 25 cent a. Receipts yesterday were heavy and Into-Htorage movement large. There are. now 21,218 canes In Im-al cooler. It Is reported. Country dressed in eats and poultry were not notably chang ed In price today, nit hough re ceipt were moderately heavier and trading active. Iju'ro ff7o broilers coul in no scarce with de mnnd nctlvo. Spinach was In plentiful suppty at in) rents per orate,, and nearly all locally grown. Itoseburg broc coli brought coiiKiderably higher prices today, with offerings very limited. I .It Ho remain) In the I'mpMua valley. It Is reported, but the quality of the last shipments has been excellent, although the size of (he heads In rather small. The 'obi nolato market was slightly w e a k e r. Oregun Itur banks selling at fl.!in4? l.fin, while ( regon and Washington Netted Clems were a limit steady at $1.75 fi 2 fn.. depending un grado and quality. Radio Program KMED Mull Tribune-Virgin Station New Spring Coats for Easter "We have over 300 of the newest in coats; any style, color or material wanted and sizes from 13 to 52 to choose from. . Of course, black and all shades of tan are best, and ours are trim med with buttermole, fitch, broadtail, squirrel and oth er wanted furs at prices that speak for themselves. $9.95, $14.95. $19.95. $24.95 and up if desired. Dresses for the Easter Promenade The largest and most complete, assortment in southern Oregon. Over 400 garments to pick from and they range from chic flares through' tailored models, sport garments, party dresses, to the larger and more sedate models. Sizes 32 to 52. A special "half size" department for the short er woman, from sizes 36 to 50, that require no alteration. Prices $11.95, $14.95. $19.95 and up to $29.75 Come in and see our beautiful store. Glad to' get acquainted. Shoes for Easter The very latest creations from the greatest novelt y shoe house in America. New styles come in every day. Limited amount of pairs to each style, so that you don't see yourself coming up the street. City prices on city styles. $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 Hose to Match the Outfit We feature "Gotham Gold Stripe Hosiery", nationally recognized as the leading hose concern in the country. Kecognized wearing qualities. This hose can only be sold at prices dictated by the company, so the public is protected from inflated prides. "Vc feature a mend ing service. Will have runs or snags mended as good as new at nominal cost. Try "Gotham Gold Stripe" once and you will always wear them. Our hosiery, $1.00, $1.50, $1.65, $1.95 Also a complete line of Hats, Lingerie, Scarfs Flowers and Accessories. A fancy hat box FHK1' will be given with all hats pur chased for 5.00 and up.. 310 East Main Phone 516 an pas; Carrol llHbcock. . Vocal twlo. "Itiiln" Moo. "Mlyn HIvpb." I WAlHN:TOC, April 5 (JP) An mIriumI by President CouliilKe tto- Warren. I'a., banker and oil op- I'crseley (net exempting American lntltans Jil'- , eralor. has been drowned in burn In Canada from the provis- JAMKSTOWN. N. Y., April 5. I'haiiteiiua lake, was expressed ' ifns of thf ItmnbrrallMn act was (VI Belief that Milton ,1. Heaty. here today. 1 0 -1 0 : :l ct a. m. Southern Ore- pon Klootrio. 10:30.11 a. in. M. M. Dept. Store. 11-1 1:30 a. in. W I t h a in Music t'n. Il-:t0-12 a. m. II r o p h y"s Jew'olry Store. 1 : 1 Ti-I : I ii p. in. Calmer Music House. 0:15 p. in. .Medfoid Mall Tribune. S-'J p. in. Mcdford Itealty Hoard. 0-10 p. m. Mi-rilerson's. ll-i; p. 111. Hunt's Crater ian theater. Free Hats Friday and Saturday Only With the purchase of any suit over $35.00 we will give o o FREE. O G El IS! A CAPITAL STOCK COMPANY Fully Paid Capital 1,000,000.00 Policyholders Surplus . tls3,O0O.Oil ' Full Automobili ' Coitragt fot cartful Drit trt L E RAL Insurance Company HOME OFFICE-SEATTLE Carl Y. Tengwald Resident Agent Hotel HolSnd Bldg. Medford Phone 993 Tho Stnr novelty rianro band 1 from Boise. Idaho, has arrived In i I Ion n and will he featured over , KMKt), I he Mall Trlbune-Vlrcin ra i dlo station, tomorrow nlKht from 9 t to 10 o'clock, through the courtesy j I of McPherson, the clothier. A pro-j ' Kriim of nil the latest dance lilts 1 'and novelty pieces Is featured bv ! this peppy ftroup. who will no doubt ! fill the imp l'fl here with the dc I parturo of Whit l'.arton's melody ; kings. I The Boise dance band will enter I tain Suliivday night at Hilarity : hull. Tile Mel'berson program Is: j "Some Day You'll Say O. K." , "Annum My Souvenirs'' Vocal refrain by 1'ersley Moe. lO"My Ohio lloinu" t vocal) rerse-1 ' ley Moe. . j "Are You Lonesome. Tonlto?" j , (Vocal) l'erseley Moe. Is ' Vocal solo, "Just bike a Butter- : fly" Carrol Hancock. ! i "Is She My lilrl Krlend?" (trio) i l'erseley Moe, Carrol Babcock, . William Andrlst. , i vl'm Head Over Heels In Love." . Trio. "I Ain't Cot Nobody" t Harold Halaas. William Andrlst. ' t PerselelrMoe. ! "TheWnnl Has Knded." I ocal side, "Junt Once Agaln"- A Hardeman or Merit Hat That sells regularly for $5.00 or $6.00 1 Now is your chance to Kill Two Birds With One Stone McPHERSON'S' THE HOME OF HICKEY FREEMAN-BRADFORD AND KELLER HEUMANN-THOMPSON CLOTHES " j $19.50 to $62.50 I McPHERSON'S Sixth and Central "Style Without Extravagance' -The Center of Town y v
