XIEDFORD MATT TliTBTTNT?, ftfEDFORD. OKEOOy. FRIDAY, APTJTL 20, 1928.
PAGE THREB
Complete lis of the membership
of the society. Is your name en
rolled? Mayor Alenderfer. Uert Antler
son. Eva KvunH Anderson, . V.
Allen, lterrydnle Store. Kenneth
iieebe. A. T. Boyd, J. J. liuchter.
Mrs. J. J. Buchter, Joan Huchter,
llitrbara Bevnn, Mrs. K. Burner,
Mrs. Walter Bowne, I-eona Bender,
II. AV. Barneburp, The Bootery.
Carl J. Brommer. Mrs. R. G. Bard
well, Malcolm Brown, Mrs ,. I-
Blildle, Jr., Ud Binns. Mrs. "W B.
ISrodle. Mrs. II. P. Bush. Mrs. Wal
ter Frazer Brown, Kmll Brltt, Mr.
Blitch. A. B. Bevan. Arthur Brown.
Waltier Krazer Brown, Mrs. Mi
chael Beck, J. 11. Butler. B. 11.
Becklehymer. Mrs. Edward Bay
lee, H. S. Boise, Browne Hardware
Co., Mrs. P. O. Crawford, Mrs.
Halph CowkIII, Dr. Harvey Cole
man, Umnm Cline, Mrs. U. W.
Clancy, Mrs. Fred CoIvIk, Miss
Dorothy Chltwood, Mrs. C. P. Carl-
iuii, ihinh luai' v. in iioii, aiiss kin
dred Carlton, K. W. Carlton. Crow
son's Cafe, Bernlce Cameron. Chas.
Campbell, Mrs. C. . Chltwood. C
C. Chltwood. Susanne Homes Car
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car
penter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Car-IK-nter,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cun
ningham, V. H. Cron'-mtller. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank C. Clark, II. :.
Campbell, Francis Camnbell. tluy
Connor. C. X. Culy. Central Point
State Bank, Central Point lintel,
D. F. Amiek, V. E. Alexander, K.
E. Brown. C. E. Holds, c. A. Boles,
Victor Dunlelson, Mi's. Dr. Dean,
Mrs. H. S. Deuel, Mr. and Mrs.
Driver, Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Daniels,
Annette 11. Dow. Babo Demmer,
Beaumont DeLosh. E. M. Drys
dale. Mrs. C. C. Furnas, Mrs. M. T.
Edwards, Mrs. V. O. Emerich, Mrs.
Corbin EdKell, Dr. J. J. Emmens.
E. D. Elwood. Beth Evanson. J. F.
J'.rlckson. Knnkin Estes. Mrs. J. E.
Edmiston, Helen Edmiston, Mrs.
John Ely, (lien Fahrlck, Mrs. O. c.
Falling. Mrs. Carl Fiehtncr, V. A.
Folger. R. Ci. Fowler, D. H. Frnnk
lin. OeoiKe FerRusnn, Win. Foley,
John Fluhrer, Mrs. L. D. Forn
crook. W. a. Freeman. J. O. (lore.
Mr. and Mrs. Delroy Oetchell, Mrs.
Ous Gustine, H. Oore, W.A. Gates,
C. C. Goldsberry. C. 10. Gates, D.
R. Terrett, Mrs. Sarah Gartner.
Pauline Greaves, L. C. (iriines,
Ben Hilton, Margaret Hubbard,
Mrs. A. 11. Hornby, Mrs. Frank
Hopkins, Mrs. P. W. llamill. Ame
lia Hartman, Mrs. Henry. Mrs.
Hocan. Mrs. Geo. Hill. A. L. Her
manson. Mrs. Ruth R. HaRedorn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. E. Harder, Fern
Hutchinson, R. C. Holmes, Mrs.
Geo. Hunt, Mrs. J. Hueston, Joan
Hasedorn, Natalio Hamilton, Mrs.
Hugh Hamlin, Mrs. A. Hayden, F.
U" Hollis. C. C. Hoover. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Howard, llausun Coal
Co.. C. T. llainllton. Mrs. 1,. Hat
field. Bill Isaacs, Otto .leldness.
Mrs. Ottn Jebiness. Mrs. Paul .lan-
ney. llr. K. H. Johnson, s. Jensen,
I.yila T. Kins. Mrs. F. C. Kenly.
Mrs. Gertrude Kirkpatrlek.
Mrs. A. E. Kellehorn. Mrs.
Harry Klersli'd. F. e". Kenly, Dr.
A. F. Kresse, Glen La Bar, Mrs. H.
I. und, Mrs. 11. U. Lumsden, Lewis
Meat Market, A. It. LIviiiKston.
Mrs. Locatall, Mrs. R. ' U. Loar
Stella Levey. J. F. Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Little, W. C. Leever.
J. K. Lens, R. M. LeVee. l'aullne
Mlsslno, Robt. Mason, Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. McCaskey. Mrs. Mer
shun. John Mann. A. 11. .Miller.
Mrs. t). V. Meyers. Larry .Mann.
II. E. Marsh. Allison Moulton. J.
S. Miller. C. C. Murray. S. W. Me
liuat. Mrs. F. E. Merrick, Mrs. I
M. Merritt.
Mary A. Mee, F. E. Nichols.
Chas. S. .Wwhall, Alfred Narrl
Mrs. Xurwock. Mrs. F. G. Newman
Office Supply Co., Mrs. J. Owens.
John Drill, Mrs. M. Ottoman, Mrs.
R. 11. l'axson. Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
H. W. Phut, Mrs. C. V. Palm.
Charley Palm, Ben 11. Plymale.
Mrs. Hamilton Patlon. Mrs. Picket.
L. W. Phillips. John E. Peter, Al
Piche. Mrs. Dr. Porter, Mrs. Ho
mer Pellctt. W. F. Pahl. R. A.
Porter, 11. T. Peart, C. L. Reynolds
Prut. Relmer. Phyllis Roberts
Mrs. Martin Rice. .Mrs. Realties.
Mrs. Gain Robinson, Mr. nnd .Mrs.
Dnvo Rosenb'eiB, Mr. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Richardson.
Mrs. Georse Huberts, John Re
nault, .1. L. Roe, Mrs. John' 1
Ross, Roys & Ross, Dr. D. W.
Stone, Mrs. A. Schafer. Mr. and
Mrs. I.. A. Salade, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Salade, Ben Sheldon,
Alex Sparrow. S. Sumpter Smith.
StrniiKS Diub Store. Mrs, Gilbert
Stuart. Adrienne steward. J. Swein
Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney. Mrs. J. It.
Stuart. Mrs. A. F. Stennctt. Clyde
Smith. Mrs. J. A. slorah. llr. Rolitj.
Stearns, Mrs. L. C. Seluifvr, Mi"
Tllompsuli. Chas. TellBWald. Earl
Tumy. Mrs. John Tomlln. John
Tomlin, Mrs. II. A. ThlcrolC. B. J'.
Theiss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upton,
Mrs. Vim Iloevenliui'B, Marlon
Vorhles, Vem Vandyke, Mrs. Gor
don Voorhies, Vera Yawter. Mrs.
and Mr. W. II. WinB, Ernest E.
Woods. Dili; e Wellington, W.
Wakefield. Mrs. C. P. Witliington,
Mrs. T. Williams, .Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Wilson. II. E. Worth. Mrs.
J. H. Williams, .Mrs. C. A. Win-
Isians, C. I". Wolverton. Helen Will
:son. Rev. V. Williams, Mrs. J. A.
Wcstcrlund. Mrs. J. C. S. Wcills.
J. B. Walther. Mrs. W. Warner,
Mrs. Eric Wold. Mrs. E. Waters,
Mark P. Welch, M. C. Writiht, Leo
Ii. Williams, Scott Woolf, Mrs. E.
S. Wlllson, Weavers Store. F. E.
Wiley, .Mrs. W. C. YouilKS, O. C.
Bokbs, I'lorence Hurd. Dr. H. R.
Johnson, Roxanna Huhl. l'eBKy
llamill, Jackson Co. Creamery.
Mrs. Porter Netf. Mordoff ,fc Woolt
Sniders Dairy. Geo. Roberts. A. S.
V. Carsen. Don S. Clark, Paul A.
Seherer. D. R. Wood. CorninB
Kenly, Corbin Edgell, Ralph Bard
well. Walter Bowne, Geo. Hilton.
Ed Gleason. Mrs. c. A. Martin.
-Ernest Dcuwe, 11. A. Dubuque,
J. W. Elden, J. C. Pendleton. Mrs.
Sil Brown. Art Lewis, Mrs. F. C.
I Dillard, J. C. llerrlllK. C. M.
I 'rhotnas, Mrs. .1. C. Humes, Jack
! Heath, Mrs. J. S. Norwood. Mar
I jorie Locke. Mrs. F. E. Illackburn,
Mrs. Floyd Hart. Mrs. Floyd Cook,
I W. S. (illmorc, Mrs. Addle Thomas.
Mrs. Searles Spencer. Mrs. J. X.
Merely Borrowed
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A CENT 1
i I'OKTI.ANI). On, Apr
I'oulirv irii"is viti about a c-nt
Ivww i'.ll ai'ouml today, fnlluwhii?
: KfVt'ral days of Initio rtvoipts. Oooti
sized iroiltrs were nonr too pli'itll
ful ami hold suady.
Oiumry drossi'd niiats (ihi)v,1
MtiU- chaiiKi with lnarKi't
oi-ally lov. Voat rei-eipts rontin-
uod heavy and tho prict weak
i around IS to 1 'J
i woro quotahty steady.
I Hut tor and vrv: prices wore
; steady and um huniiod today. Yrs-
rtiwiiiL,' disti U ts. 'o:ithor i ondi- i rainfall tiliue Soptetubor 1, 14. 8 t
tlons in California iave likewise : liu lus.
hwn unfavoraldo and oarly crops. , I timidity yesterday, 5 a. m.,
uloiis; the coast are t;etu'rally haek-' STt per cent: til mum, ill! jer cent;
Ward. i 5 p. m., Sti per rent."
pinai-h was siareo today and c'hai actor of. day: Cloudy.
y i no miu krt Klroun, lust ttfferiiiKs Sun sou today at ti:.'7 p. m..
f " ' " f !- iinuv tu f . ivi i iM' iniiiuriunr, o;-" . ill., wi'in
per crate. ' tomorrow G:iiS p. m. "
, i ( i;iM.,s and sets computed for
level horizon .
Forecast for toniKht and tomor-
!
!
The Weather
end- '
Lowest toiuperatuv
in;. X'.
1're. ipiiatiun fir 2 4 hours
inx f. a. in.. ,uT inch.
VestMtlay's wcatln-r liore: Hit:li
est tciiiM i :tHn o. 1 '.; highest this
ntH. Olhor classes m"th s,uce 1!U2, iowest
teniporaturt! yesterday, Itti ; Uw
est this month sinoo 1 it 12,
.Moan tcinioraturo yesterday, 42:
torday's reeeipts of butter were 1-1,- departure for the day, deficiency.
! pounds and of o?;ks 'J.72 cases.; 1U ileuroes. Averano daily tleriu
itoraKe holdiims wore: lhittor 1 1,- h-ncy for the month. 2 doKrees.
I pounds; okkr 31.79J cases. l'reciiitation. 'L' o t a I rainfall
Wholesale produce prices were since t of month. 1.01 inches;
Kenerally higher today on local 1 1 it-year h oraKe for tho month,
markets caused hy the continued I t inches. Total rainfall since
rain and cold weather in nearby .January 1st. ti.Mi inches.
row: Probably rains toniKht and
Saturday. Not much change in
this morn- temperature,
1,. AVALTKU DIOK.
.Ml-lfOl OlOKINl. ( llllOU
Weather Ihiroau.
BlMH'p Oiviicn,
Alton! ion 1
We are in position to pay you
more than anybody tor wool-mo-hair.
See us before you soil.
MKPKOKD BARGAIN ItOUSR.
Thone. 10C3. 27 N. Grape St.
3E9tf
MllroN. Apple show pavilion
will cost about $;",00O.
SIKVKUTO.V Silver Crook Kalis
TotaT limp road to be Improved this year.
: j. . s rflii iiiuiiii t i a. "
puflll ft fl B1y The Great American
Cookt In Vt to S minutes
Philadelphia police and the
family of George Millur, four,
havo been mystified by the kid
naping and return of tho boy,
shown above with his mother, by
two strange women, known to the
boy as Kitty and Dorothy. He
was whisked .awuy in a taxi,
bathed, clad in new clothing, und
returned in less than 24 hours to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Miller. 1
JOHNSON'S
i
Keene, Mrs. Chus. T.unian, Kate ,
Lultlhy. Hill Moftet. Hill Malb-y,
J. l Hittson. Jack Donison, K. C.
Trowbridge, Jr., Mis,1 M. W. Runp- (
ton, t).scar Lewis, W. li. Colomun. ;
Kiser Predicts
Big Season at j
Crater Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Krod II. Kiser of
(Jranls I'asa were unions the many
Medford visitors today. Mr. Jviser
is tin; uuthoriod photographer of
Crater T-ake natio'nal park and lias
his studio open on tho rim during
the entire season at the lake. II
shvm tliev urn di'iii:i rinir fui
greatly increased business there j 11
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Klser recently j
opened a studio and gift shop in
C runts rass and are sjieciali'in
in imported and domestic Kifts and
novelties.
1
As sunshine
ripens fruit
to perfection,
Controlled
Roasting
gives Hills
Bros Coffee
the flavor of
flavors
?1?T
Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 20 (!,
Steady; no receipls.
SILHKPand LAM US Steady; re-;
jcuipts -Of.
I'rmluct'. j
i'OllTLAND, ore., April 20. i
(A1) Wholesale prices: lkitter'
steady; J'ortlnnd dairy exchanKU. :
net wholesale prices: Cubes, cx-j
tras, 3itc; standards. 3!tc; prime',
firsst, USVjc; firsts, ysc. Cream- j
ery pricea: Prints, 'Jc over cube'
slundards.
KtiIS Steady; fresh standard
extras, 2."i,c; fresh standard
j firsts, 24c; fresh medium extras.
z'ZlTt; lresii medium lusts, niav.
l'rlcea to retailers lie over ex-
chaiiKc prices. Association sell
ing prices: Kxlras, -2 fir: fusts,
a 5c; medium, c; undersi.jed, J0e. :
NUTS Steady. Walnuts, IM.tf
21c: . ulinonds, 0ffi2Se; peanuts,
Ufa lie; pecans, 3Sy4!io.
HAY Steady, Uuyiny prices:
lastern (Jrewnu timothy, Jn.riti i
(plil; do valley, $1818.50; a i ful fa j
$lS.riK III; oat buy. $i5f?r ir,.r0; !
straw, $!).r0 per ton. Sollinj; prices (
f Z a ion mure.
La scar a bark stoany, t v. in.,
OrcKn grape root, Hv.
Hopn steudy; l27. 2l's '.-i'Tj
101'S crop, 17 i lSc contract.
KukkIos, 20c.
liids to the farmer: Uutterfal,
stea'dy, 40c station: 41 track; 4;J
4 4c, f. o. b., Portland. !
POULTRY Heavy hens eay to
lc lower at 24e; liK'bt, 13 rf UOo; ;
broilerB, IJOt ?te; P o k 1 n whiln
ducks, ;H)c; colored nominal; tur
keys, alive. 27 fit- " 7c.
Onions steady; local, $1.75ty
2.2 " per cwt.
I'otatoes, 75c 1 .2.1 sack.
Wool steady. Eastern OrcK'n,
oil C'i Iiic; valb-y inudiuin, v
course, 3Sc lb.
! !
get
No other ripening process is as flavor-producing
as sunshine. And no other roasting process brings
out ie rare flavor of coffee as docs Hills Bros.
patented, continuous method of roasting a few
pounds at a lime.
Taste Hills Bros. Coffee and you will instantly
detect this superior flavor. Controlled Roasting is
Hills Bros.' process exclusive!)', and the vacuum
pack which seals in the goodness was originated by
them. Ask for' Hills Bros, Coffee by name and look
for the Arab on the can. Write for a free copy of
"The Art of Entertaining." Address Hills Bros.,
Dept. 334, 2 Harrison St., San Francisco, Calif.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Frtih ram the iriainal
i vatuum pack. Eatitf
tpentd viith 4
t H V f. P". OS.
Cl
Itut K'lTlll.
SAN KltAXriMro, April 20.
IPi ISuttui'fat, f. o'. b., Sun Flun
clwo, 44c.
Wht'nt.
I'OKTI.ANI). On-.,. Apr. 2M (VPj
Whfiit: BIIU haril white- Sl.i;!;1
Mof-; white. wcHtfrn whlto $i.r,o;
hurd winter $1,311; northern hihIiii;.
wt'Hlurn red $1.40.
Jatn No. 2, 36 pound white f"id
To(hiy' oar recelptH Wheat, 31;
flour, 6; corn, 1; hay, 5.
Wall Street Report
XKW YORK. April 2'i. The
"lnill" market i bich has boon
under full steam on the Nw York
stock oxi-hnnuo for three months.
roeeiVfMl a flcrlilor) HiMbaek today
on 'Himr inspii -d by t he unx-pet-d
Inrr'lm- from four to 4
p-A rnt in the i p-riiscount rTlos
jo: h- ( hii-MRiF and Boston f-deinl
1 1 ospivp bank nnd th- on usually
!ni)r increa-e of nMrly 1 3,i.'l'n,- i
"it m iTikrs loaris lar-t wc-k.
I nil is 1 '0 cilnc.H In the speculative
favorites ranyd from to S7 a
-hare as blocks of lnoo (u l0,,(M)
rthai en were thrown on the mat ket
by panlr-strlekf-n sp"oulatoi for
I'ne advance.
MARKET
EVERYTHING
TO EAT
Plenty Parking
Space
Owned and Controll
ed by Home People.
Corner Grape
and Sixth Stf.
Block East O.
Free Deliveries Daily
Morning - Afteimoon
In the Center of
Medford
SELF SERVICE
I.
TELEPHONE 1003
"1
Reliable Cash Grocery
IAlJlJ I 1000 Pounds Fresh Soft Cream Chocolates
SALE 1 lb. Lang's DeLuxe Choc 49c
. and 1 lb. Peanut Brittle FREE
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
We are sure that your dollar will buy more here Saturday
than at any other grocery. Many other bargains in quality
eats not listed in this ad. Free delivery on any size order
within the city limits. Delivery orders leave the store at 8
and 10 a. m., 2 p. m.
Quality Eats at Lowesl: Prices
5 Pounds Fern Oleomargerine for $1.00
8 Cans Fountain Brand Country Gentleman Corn. .$1.00
2 Pounds Your Choice Brand Canned Coffee $1.00
13 Pounds Red Mexican Beans $1.00
15 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar $1.00
11 Large Cans Milk, any brand $1.00
5 Pounds English Walnuts . $1 .00
4 Large Bottles Heinz Ketchup , . . . , $1.00
12 Pounds Fancy Blue Rose Rice $1.00
6 Pounds Bulk Shortening $1.00
No Goods Sold to Other Merchants at These Prices
Free Delivery C. A. WEILLOCK, Prop. .Phone 1003
Too busy handling FrQsh Vegetables and Fruits to
write ads. If you buy it at our Market nuff said.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
2 lbs. Long Green Asparagus . ,18c
2 lbs. New Red Garnett Spudi . . . 18c
2 lbs. Half Moon Bay New Peas 23c
3 bunches Radishes, home grown 10c
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, large bunches 5c
Large Artichokes, each 5c
Lots of new vegetables just in season on display in our
windows.
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Free Delivery I Sixth and Grape Streets
Phone 97
POULTRY
EGGS
FISH
RABBITS
For the Dollar Day Special
We have selected several hundred milk
fed broilers. These will be dressed and
drawn ready to fry. Will sell them one
day only.
H dressed fryers, ready for the pau $1.00
Lot; of those bij? fat liens per lb ..28
About fifty dressed he tl turkeys, fancy, lb 35?
Fancy dressed young frying rabbits, per' lb. 30tf
FISH SPECIALS
Salmon, per lb 35
Halibut, per lb 35!-
lilack Cod, 11) 25
L'ed Snapper, per lb 25d
Oysters, 1 laddies and Kippered Fish
Free Delivery
Phone 1136
SATURDAY
MEDFORD $1 DAY
Come to the , ,.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
3 lbs. Eastern Bacon 51.00
4 lbs. Bacon Backs ...... . . . ; . S1.00
5 lbs. Bacon Squares $1.00
Special on Picnic Shoulders'
Also Choice Cuts of
BEEF ROAST YOUNG ROAST PORK
SPRING LAMB-VEAL ROAST
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE .
PURE PORK SAUSAGE , '
EASTERN HAMS, y2 OR WH0LE...,.......'......30
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Phone 1058 ' Free Delivery
DOLLAR BAY BAKERY SPECIALS
KEEPING IN LINE WITH THE SPIRIT OF DOLLAR DAY, WE WILL
GIVE ON ALL BAKERY GQODS SATURDAY ONLY, A
FRANKLIN'S BAKERY
0 In Johnson's Market
m to 20
Discount