MEtiFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftEClpy, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1928,
PAGE FIVE
ANNOUNCE FORESTlPARTY RAIDS BYI
COMING SEASON
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One Dollar's Worth
The Safeway
Big K Flour
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The .finest, of all hard-wheat
f loui-s.1 ; Let us prove it.
24!-S,, , $1
Bread and Butter
O Lbs, Fresh, . Local Creamery
Butler.'" Guaranteed.
1 :Lg. Loaf Bakery
Bread. None finer. All
1
"Oleo"
C Lbs. Crux Margarine
J rjr
2
x ( L 1 Doz
he; jest "quality - .!:
Coffee
Lbs. "Maximum" qual-ff
it y. Have you tried it If
You'll sure like it
$1
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P. & G. Soap
97 Bars of fine White
Naptha L'diy Soap....
Milk
Caiis Bordens' Car
nation or Pet, tall
cans. A real value
$1
$
1
Peas, Beans, Tomatoes
Q cans standard grade fc1
vegetables, assorted
Apricots and Peaches
C large No Scans asst.
good fruit; mod. syrup..
Spinach & String Beans
A cans fancy grade, whole t 1
" beans, cleaned spinach..
. . ' ; Assorted
Pears and Pineapple
A Lg. cans slie'd pineapple fc 1
" choice pears, inert syrup''
Assorted
- Beans
Lbs. Bed Mexican
or Bayos, cleaned
Macaroni
Lbs. cut" Macaroni
Spaghetti
Lye and Lime
Cans Hooker Lye and fc 1
CliWiiiHtorl T,'ivnr V,A
Assorted
Rice
1 A Lbs:' Fancy Blue fljl
l Hose Bice A
Creme Oil Soap
1 Q Bars of that popular fc 1
10 Toilet Soap". 1
Forest regulations to be ob
served on state timberlands were
made public today by D. I Phipps
district fire warden for Jackson
county. I
During the period from May 15
to October 1, which has been
designated as the closed season.
It" will bo unlawful for any per
son to set on fire or causo to be
set tm flro, any forest land, grass,
grain or stubble, either his own
or the property of another, with
out first securing a written per
mit from a state fire warden ana
complying with the terms there
of. It is urgently requested that
all slashings be burned before
May 15 and In accordance with
Mectlon 21 of the Oregon forest
flro laws. And that all loggers,
lumbermen, and contractors ob
serve sections 13 to 19. Inclusive
of the Oregon forest fire laws.
in the preparation of this season's
work.
Tho text of section 21 Is as
follows:
"Kvery one (by which Is meant
every person, firm or corporation)
engaged In logging or wood cut
ting, or permitting logging . or
wood cutting upon his lands In
this state, thereby creating a fire
hazard, shall, unless relieved by
the state forester, each year re
move such hazard by burning his
annual slashing, by which Is
meant the tops and Inflammable
refuse left after logging or wood
cutting, at such time and In such
manner as shall afford all neces
sary, precaution against the spread
of file to other property."
Section 15 points out further:
"Every one conducting a logging
operation, whether by Bteam, horso
power or otherwise, shall main
tain at tho landings of such ope-i
ration, In good condition for fire
fighting purposes only, a tool box
containing fire fighting equip
ment for six men at all times, be'
tween May 1 and October 1."
13
14
10
$1
$1
2
Rolled Oats
Large No. 10 bags of
Eastern Boiled Oats.
Very healthful
$
1
SEASONABLE SAVINGS
Sunkist Oranges . Fresh Tomatoes New Potatoes
2 Lbs ...3 5c 3 Lbs 29c
6 Lbs. $1.00 11 Lbs $1.00
35c
$100
All orders for $5 or more delivered FREE
Store No. 433 MED FORD
Smaller orders 10c chg.
Phone 1176
The police and school authori
ties havo shut down firmly on the
practice of a certain element of
high school boys raiding semi
high school socinl functions ut
homes and elsewhere, and confis
cating refreshments at these par
ties. Kuch indulgences win no
longer bo considered somewhat in
the nature of foolish "kid pranks"
t he boys partlci put lug 1 n w hlch
apparently not realizing that they
aro committing a serious crime,
the peimlty for which is five or
more years in tho penitentiary.
However, any cases of tins kina
in the futuro will result in crlml-
nctlim being taken, tho school
officials, Tolico Chief McCredio
and Assistant District . Attorney
Oeorgo Neilson warn all boys,
hitrh school and l-ratio students.
and others. j
This ultimatum, of the pollco
and school authorities, backed up
by tho district attorney's office,
to which the matter was referred,
was precipitated by tho fuct that
on the night of April 11, thero
was stolen from tho homo of Mr. I
and Mrs. Glenn Kabrick. on Cra-,
tcr lako avo., while a farewell ,
pnrty was being held In honor of J
Professor and Mrs. Victor Sethers.
two gallons of ice cream and a;
lume cake from the back porch. ,
Tho matter was reported to ,
Chief of Police McCredie, and;
four hoys were apprehended, two!
of whom are now attending high'
school and the other two hnving;
previously attended. Theso boys;
apparently did not realize that !
they were committing a serious:
crime, subjecting themselves to '
long term In the penitentiary,
as the crimp ronstitutos a burglary
at night, and for that reason and
the effect it would have on their
futuro. no criminal charge waH
placed against them, as it is felt
uy nip 11 KO n iiuui iiuuiui inn'' I
mat inoy now rimy realize inoir
posttion. and will participate in
no future enscs of this kind.
anrKnranj.rJt"i Ha
, DEPENDBLE GROCERS hi
I ALWAYS the BEST for the MONEY
That is our motto. We live up to it every day and guarantee every
article to be what you expect. We appreciate your patronage and
show our appreciation at every visit.
H Saturday and Monday, April 21 and 22 m
FLOUR
5 "Wheat is advancing. Flour, of course, following suit. "We ave s
selling below the wholesale market. Beat old hi-eost flour and s
S buy now. s
Sperrv's Olympic, tfJO fC Spcrry's, d?0 1 O
M '19-lb. sack V&.ViJ 49.1b. sack P.10 -
CCP Crown and Fisher's dQ 10
ui,i jo. i ,,.i..L, iDi,iO
J. T. Smiiidcrx and R. S. Jones
ot I)iiE Heach. Calif, who recently
moved to Medlord, have purchased
the radio shop of Val J. Fisher at
402 East Main and have taken
cliarse.
They have named the store "The
Music Ilox," and In addition to
carrying a full stock ot Crossley
radios and supplies, thoy will put
In a' stock of pianos aind 'sheet
music. .
The new proprietors havo had
experience In this line, and will run
an up-to-date shop. Both are en
thusiastic over Medtord and the
valley and are great boosters.
Their families will arrive in the
near future to mako Mcdford their
home.
Messrs. Saunders and Jones will
become members of the chamber
of commerce and Merchants' as
sociation.
Patent and Pastry,
No. .10 sacks kjkjk, omi 49 j saeks
LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE Large cans J QQ
CHEESE Full Cream fine flavor 29 C
SOAP Palmolive 3 cakes 23 1 f( W
14 cakes P 1 UU g
GOOD CORN (2s), PEAS (2s) and TOMATOES (2s) tf 1 AA
2 cans for 25? 8 cans V 1 'V" S
PETITE PRUNES good size grown in Med ford J1 (( S
4 lbs. 25tf- 18 lbs. V 1 UU
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP "A meal in a tfl ff
minute" 3 for 25c 13 cans 1 UU S
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlliuno-Vlritlo Station
MINCED CLAMS flat very special
BULK SHORTENING
7fr$l,00
49 c
3 lbs. for
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" ; Tilll;)lt ,
6:15 p. m. Mcdford Mull
Tribune.
8 to 9 p. in. Mcdford Realty
Hoard.
f 0 to 10 p. m. Lnrry Kcluido,
11 to 12 p. in. Hunt's Cra- f
4f ' terian thratre
' Sntunbiy, April 21
L0 lo 11 n. ni. Peoples Klcc-
' . trie Htm-c; .. ' -
H to 12 noon Hcobo &
Kindlo.
12:10 to 1:15 Wttham Music
Co.
6:16 Med ford Mall Tribune
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Here's the Lead-
that Puis Certainty
intoYour Calyx Spray
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NEW YOIIK, April 20. yP)
Headquarters to direct the pro
convention presidential amipalpn
of flovernor Smith will be opened
at the Hotel niltmore next week
by the aemocrotlc state committee.
GRASS ELLl Arsenate of Lead is preferred and
used by tM leading fruit growers of the country,
year aft?r year, because from lon& experience they
know in advance its use simply means a higher
yield of first class fruit.
Don't experiment. Insi3t on GRASSELLI which in
sures you lead of the highest quality and uniformity.and
prompt delivery in any quantity you require. On sale at:
1 SGOBEL & DAY
Medford, Oregon .
On?
25 ounces for fy
Guaranteed
Pure
use less than of
higher priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
The subject for tonlKht's talk at
the Salvation Army revival will be
"Two Masters" by Frank Heck, as
sistant to EvanKelist Nelson Mor
ris. Thero will be special sinking
and music by EvanBelist Morris.
His solos and Instrumental music
are. very InterestitiK and inspiring.
At the close of the meeting last
night tho officors of the local corps,
the evangelist and several others
gathered for a half nlKht of prayer.
The prayer meeting proved a great
blessing.
Come to these meetings and re
ceive a blessing to your soul. Is
cordial welcome extended to nil.
The time and place. 8 o'clock,
Salvation Army hall. Fourth and
ISartlctt.
sceiBto
open sunday
Mcdford moforfots are remfndod
that Medford'H find, aocnic drfvo.
tho route ot Which wag planned by
tho Hertford Hoalty Board, will br
officially opened next Hundtiy, and
that It a circuit, which Includi-n tho
valley's choicest farming und or
chard factions, should be driven
invitation han been eRpfcially (riven
to out of ntntn autolats in an effort
to have additional twttlera make
their homes In tho Rogue Hlver
valley.
The roule aa announced yes
terday. bcKina at the Chamber of
Commerce and is well marked with
flipon. In connection wllh tho
opening of tho drive, a Mpeclal radio
program will be prevented thi
evening frflm 8 to 9 over KMI2D.
the Mail Trtbune-Vlrgln station.
.
HrniNOKIKLM, III., April 90.
ifV) IlllnoiH' bH delegates to the
national democrutlo convention at
IloUHton, today were instructed to
cast their ballot for Governor Al
fred K. Hmlth of Ntw York by the
state democratlo convention in
session here.
Social Notes
and Meetings
PORK AND BEANS Van Camp's Medium t1 fift
enns 3 cans for 27 13 cans & 1 oUU'
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP "Pure Soap all thru" JC-
BULK LARD
JELLO The quick dessert all flavors
10 bars for f
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' Word has been received that L.
D. CorlloH, Hon of Air. and Mrs.
P. M; Corlles. of 117 Houth Juurel
street whs one of the commanding
offleera on tlie count guard cutter
"Calhoun," which rammed and
sunk the rum runner, "Uottlnu"
April 7th off Long Branch, N. J.
The crew of fifteen men of tho
tiettina were brought Into port.
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FOR WEEK Mil
Nl;W VOltK. April 20. Ml
The lumber manufacturing In
dustry during the week ended
April. 14, white apparently a lit
tle less active than tho week be
fore, continued much ahead of a
year ago, says tho National Lum
ber ' Manufacturer association.
Ucports from 70B mills gave total
production . BOO. 000 foct less than
the 706 mills tho preceding week.
Shipments were 20,000,000 feet
less and orders wero off 13,500,
000 feet,
KoorcaHcs In all fiictors wcro
absorbed by the soft wood branch
althounU output was much larRcr
than at this tlmo last year. Un
filled orders of 217 southern plno
and west coast mills wcro 7.1H.
447,600 feet ngainst 714,431,300
feet tho previous' week.
f
p,. 25c
BOOTH'S SARDINES 8 to 12 large delicious fish O C
2 for t'VK.
SNOWDRIFT A pure" vogcl able sliortfiiing QOX
4-lb. tin VOC
SUGAR Finest cane The market has advanced I "I ff
Very Hpccinl at 15 lbs. for 1 "UU
ROYAL CLUB PEACHES Large cans Each can contains (5
to 8 large delicious halves packed iu rich svrirp J AA
Nothing finer 5 cans 1
LIBBY'S MILK The nearest to fresh cream d? 1 AO
3 for 29? 11 cans 1 UU
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
"You save K)c every time you buy a pound of 20th Century
Coffee ((he price of the can) Finest possible quality Cl
and ground to suit each individual taste. Pound
STRAINED HONEY Pints 35tf CO
"Sore throats can be eased by our pure strained honey, besides
it's delicious food." ... '
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
POTATOES Finest quality Netted Gems t 1 f(
12 lbs. 25 50 lbs & 1
ORANGES The last of the navels These aro KKn
extra fine Size 150s Dozen
Size 126s 65? dozen
C s
20 for
226 W. Main
Medford Stores
711
$1.00 I
31 N. Central
EuRene's March building permits
totaled ir,S,k30.
WAGNER CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Iloyd of
Mcdford spent last Monday at the
home of Mrs. Hoyd's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Taylor and
non. Kverett. wore In Ashland last
Saturday, transactlns business.
Jamer Purvcs has been 111 tho
past week and was unable to at
tend school. He seems to suffer
with his rlnht leg during stormy
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. White and
family of Medford motored to
their summer homo on this crock
lat Sunday.
The dance given at Talent last
Katutday evening by the Commu
nity club was welt attended by
Wagner creek flft.
Tom Hell spent last Sunday at
the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs.
Klnyd llell.
It. L. Lockwocd, whpVwu seri
ously Injured on Saturday of lost i
week, while logging, Is Improving
very slowly. IIo was bit by
rolling log, which crushed his
leg. ' 1
II. H. Incti was In Ashland last
Saturday on business.
M. 13. Uradlcy whs a business
visitor in JMeilfnrd Jiwft JWaturday
afternoon.
13. It. ltcama has Just completed
a flno large swimming tank at
his summer homo on this creek.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sawyer of
llllt, California, come over last
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Mr. Hawycr assisted his father In
branding cattlo and horses.
Mr. und Mrs. K. W. Combs nnd
family wcro Mcdford visitors last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs.-Ilyron Works anil
family spent last Hunday at the
home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Works and family of this
creek.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. H. T.ynch nnd
Kleanor Tcrklns and daugh-l Portland building permits fur
Jean Kllen, called on Mr. nnd : Muleh represented 12,007,880. t
,,, SALI3M. Western Paper Con:
Clarence Fryo of Mcdford ; vorlllllr , ., H ,, ...
I birg'' plnnt cniinclty.
Mrs.
ter,
Jlrs.
In ft Vrl0ny
RUSSELL'S
New Cleansing
Cream Wonderful
Rvi-ry womiin who vnlur her rum
plcxiort will l(v thlM new Crtitn
euDtiilnlriK oion If tit tcr. Kxcol
lnt for dry nktnn which htivf h
tendency to wrinklp. TukH nil tho
dirt out and 1-rivpn a youthful fln-i
h. MfHn quickly nnd will not,
row hair. Auk for MKU-OM'
th now wondrrfttl (MrnnnInK
French Voile f
Underwear f
I Gowns, Cliciuixc, I'anlics. V I
I Henutifiilly miidc with fine I
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