Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MB, TRIBCSE, MTOFORP. ' OBBdoy, FRIDAY. ATCUI, 57, 1!)28.
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Ouohttt from J'urlltuu. noisier'!.
Ht -Med lord IioU-Ih tncliuK" L
Join's, l!oo. H. Johnson. Jus. 4'.
ItriKKK, SiM'iicu lliirtmun. (.lto. I..
Mufumvt', i:. WIIhuii. IS. H. Tt-t-f.,
Mr. and Mm. H. M. Johnson,
Mr. ami Mrs. X. M. Johnson. l j
1'arsons, Mrs. T. J. Mitrhfln, Mr.
E3'p urcgon peueraum. or umpn s ; AI
- YOU CANT GO WRONG
If you follow the trails to our stores you will be well satisfied
with our prices, our service and our merchandise.
Goodwill Builders April 28 to 30, Inclusive
j t Clubs opened ut 2:30 this after
r;.nooii with representatives of worn
s en's clubg from every city in south-
is ford PresbyUTiitn church for the!
introductory program.
Miss Grace Chamberliuul of Anh
land, president of the federation
for this district, presided ami gave
rrs an opening speech of welcome to
Clark. Charles Perkins. Joe:
liruvt'lte, Frank Andeline, it. I.er-Ki-rson,
O. o. Warren. I'. M. Thor-
rutiL-son. Paul llolHch, L. A. Itall-
mer and U, Albert.
OruiiKe dame, EiiK.e Point Siit.
nlKht. Mi'tropole Orchestra, hvei
body welcomi.
Anion; the hotel fcllosH ,n Mfd-t
ford from the ntate of Wasliinnton
i..r-; jf
37 1 J
the large agKresation of deleKutea. ! ,,rr' Mr- ''' " K- ,:- M"'cr
CRABMEAT-
-Fancy Japan 90 Leg meat halves Q C
, Can
nijr .Latest pack-American Beauty No,
g VEGETABLE SALAD No. 2 cans
GINGER ALE Canada Dry Bottle 23S-
j PRESERVES Kerr's Strawberry
W ! LEA AND PERINS SAUCE
35c I
1 cans
2 for
Each 35c
$2.45
Dozen
14-oz. jar
25c I
35c I
Rninll linttln
FLOUR We repeat last week's statement NOW IS THE
TIME TO BUY- FLOUR Our ju ices are wav below wholesale
market Crown, Sperry's and Fisher's Blend $2.15 d?0 AO
Olympic' V.UO
CORN MEAL Eastern kiln dried fresh stock 07
' :9-lb. sackp ' C
KUliliUJJ UATS Sperry's
MAZOLA OIL
WHITE KING
SOAP Fels Xaptlia ''
SNOWDRIFT
20TH CENTURY CORN Extra fancy
POST BRAN FLAKES A real health food-
'9-lb.: sack 49 C
Quart can 49 C
Large pkge.
10 bars 63C
4-lb. pail 93C
37c
KELLOGG'S SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT aS o e
3 packages-
3 ROYAL BAKING POWDER 12-oz. can 43tf 1 of
1 -o , - '2--lb?can''VA.00
s BLACK FIGS Choice a wholesome fruit OQ
i 2 lbs for"C
DRIED PEACHES Extra choice
2 lbs. for
a PINEAPPLE Libby s 8 large delicious slices in rich
syriq) Large caiis 3 for
S CU1T SALAD Lib by 's
Xo. 2 tins onlv
TOIUST PAPER 1000 soft sanitary sheets to the roll
6 rolls.
37c
75c
33c
45c
SUNBRITE CLEANSER
Can
5c. 1
17c
SAUER KRAUT-Libby's "It helps you to keep
Well . , T.nvf'n (m
t20TH CENTURY COFFEE
Improves even the best breakfast Roasted every clay in our
own plant ay ways fresh 1-lb. can 45 .. di 09
.. 3 lbs. vloOZ
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
RHUBARB 1'xtra Luc
H LETTUCE Very good
4 lbs
NEW POTATOES
NEW PEAS
226 W. Main
29c
3 heads lC
3 lbs. 25c
40C
Her address was suiilemented by
oriel ihiks Kiven uy mra. c. r..
fletnentH, vire-presidfiit, of Talent,
and Second Vlee-1'renldent Mrs. U
Humphries of Central I'olnt.
S, The IubpIiIik; invneatiun written
by James Thompson, 17tl, wbh
given in unison, after whieh the
audience sauir "Oregon, My Ore
Ron," accomtmnfed on tlto piano by
Juunease Hutler and led by Mrs.
it. C. Mulholland. .Mrs. N'. C. Clia
ney led the salute to the tlaK.
KSj Mrs. R. C. Mulliolland, president
o the Greater Medford flub, which
is the hostess club of the convon-
tion, then extended greetings to the
delegates and a response sonoc was
sung by the gathering of members.
uregon Artists anil Tneir Pic
tures" was an Interesting topic
covered by Mrs. Hethlnny of Klam-
nth Falls, and "Parliamentary
SSS Painters" were given by MrB. J. A.
Ss llammill of Coleman Creek. Miss
i Fay Woolsey, Metllord librarian.
Save a talk on "The Public Library
1 and th eClub Woman."
1 Mrs. Alice Ames Winter, presi-
(lent of the O. P. W. C.
outlined the first duty of a conven
er i tion as being to provide for the
1 delegates a program that will give
i them (1) ideas In club work and
jiC') tho inspiration to put those
I ideas at work in their own com-
1 nuinltlos.
j The convention will roopen to-
' morrow morning at 9:30 lu the
rr: ! Presbyterian church.
IdiOmist
1 brings protest
EUGENE CHAPTER
HUGUNK, . Ore., April 27. ffl
A vote of protest recently voiced
S3 by the Oregon Lewis und Clark
chapter, Daughters of tho Amcri
rs mm Revolution, of Kueenc, against
" action' of the national defense
rs committee in publishing the so-
culled .''black lists" of prominent
citizens and organizations thru-
r:'out tho count ry, ' has resulted in'
huvliH; u letter sent to the' na-
-1 tlonal lunuliiuartcrs at Washlng-
ton, . C. Tho letter follows o
ES( roiu'lmand received by tho 13u-j
rrrigeno group for "allowing" Klrby
rljat;n und lien li. Lindsay to speak
in Kugene. ' ,
ES I Action of tho local group Is
S3 being given wldo publicity umong
!the chapters on the western cousi.
. and Is us fullows: '
"Mrs. Alfred J. lirusscau.
"President Oenerul X. 8. U. A. It.
"Wushlngton, D. C
"Ueur Mudam. Tlie Oregon
Lewis and Clark chapter. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
of Eugene, Oregon, wish to pro
test against the attempts that Ihu
natluiiHl chulrman of tho na
tional defenso committee of the
D. A. 11. Is making to chumlfy cer
tain persons prominent In politi
cal und social servlco work and
organizations, Including tho Amer
ican Association of University
Women, tho Nutlonal Kducatlonal
association. National itourd of
Y. W. C. A. and others, as un-
' patriotic, radical, and 'dangerous.'
is. Mr. and' J
. II. II. llur-j i
II. W. llrueni L
Vaklma. Mrs. I. Millgard of Col
fax. Mr. and Mrs. K. Hortnn
of Olyinpla and Mrs. Udaiuhe
Colceruve. It. II. L a u g h I I n. K.
ItunJe. Albert I'mliers. Mr. and'
Mrs. Newton -Grosse,
nett, Al Johuscn and
of Seattle
See minor Hanley Hush for re-
cteaned nlfalht seed and buled hay.
826 K. Main. Phono 1)112. 332tfj
Mrs. W. 11. McXalr of Ashland
inntored to Medford yesterday to j
visit with local friends. '
Kill your cigar lighter free at
our now filling station. Tho Tog.
gery. 41 'j
Mr. and Mrs. V. W, l nausre oi
Portland anil Mrs. Gen. W. Colvlg
spent yesterday picnicking' In Mod
ford and visiting with Fred Col
vlg, Medford druggist. They re
turned here today and Mr. and
Mrs. Chausse plan to leave Satur
day for Sun Francisco, but plan to
return here. Gran's Pass Courier.
Dance. Gold Hill Sat. night. 37
nail gnme. Medford vs. Duns
mulr, at, Medford. Sunday. April
!9. Admission. Including grand
stand, 00c. Children under 12.
fre. 56
; Lloyd Walch will spend $500 to
construct u dwelling at S20 Soulh
rtlverslde and W. It. Itoblnson will
spend JeO ft o repair a dwelling at
212 Valley View street, according
laiitdpig permits Issued by th"
city today.
Dr. C. It. Slmklns of 512 So. Ivy
xpeets lo he in his office over the
Woolwor h store about May 1st. 311
A big shipment "f popular priced
hats Just arrived at l.o'lio How
ard's, inn No. Central Ave. 37
C. C. Darby stdd his Hose pear
orchard, located 111 the Griffin
-reek dtstrh" lo W. Sulherlaod re-
eenllv frton Fresno, Calif, lie has
already taken possession of the
place, which Mr. Darby planted
six, years ago, ami In th" next few
yqurs will bo a representative or
chard In the valley.
Iteg. dunce Gold Hill Sat. 37
Mr. and Mrs. Knill Mohr have
returned to Medford after attend
ing the funeral of Mr. Mobr's broth
er In San Francisco.
,, The Hotel Central nt Central
Point, under new management. Is
jlow open for business. Newly fur
ibdlcd single bedrooms 2.!i0 per
week and tin: also one and two-
rooms housekeeping, equipped Willi
standard electric stove for cook
ing. Free parking for patrons.
Cleanliness and service. Quiet peo
ple wanted. 38
Mr. and Mrs. T. ".. Daniels are
on a motor trip In California and
will visit Yoseml'e, San DIcko und
f-.os Angeles before their return to
Medford the second week In May
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home. 39
Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly
and Mrs. Kenly's sister. Mrs. Steph
enson of Lake Forest. 111., are on
a motor trip to Carmel und pebblr
neaeh, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Kenly
will return to Medford next Wed
nesday, Mrs. Stephenson leaving
from Han Francisco for the east.
"Ho kind for a year for a dol
lar," Bend lo Jackson County Hu
mane Society. Medford. 3G
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin are
in San Francisco for a several days
visit.
:.lleg. dance Gold Hill Bat. 37
L. 1. F.lwnod of the I'.lwood Auto
Shop Is leaving In the morning for
Porlland. and will bring back two
International trucks.
Utah coal, clean, low In ash. Han-
Medford Stores
NEW YaltK-L. F. Loree sells
Wal.ush und Lehigh Valley hold-j
Iocs of Delaware &' Hudson to
Pennsylvania railroad for 563,000,
tl'Hl.
I Win, M wo urn Infiii'me,! I.ir ounsen Coal t.O. I'llone .'JH. iMll-
sla'.o chairman of national do- Wells Taxi. 25c. Phono 25. tf
fcnse that. we aro untrue to our Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Ilrodie of
, duties us citizens and members Oregon City, were In Medford and
,.f il.o li. a. l(. when wo 'allowed southern Oregon a few days this
Klrl.v l'.ie.. and .ln.u-o l.lnriuv lo i week on a vacation trip. They
speak in Eugene." wo resent th.' always enjoy a trip to this section
! Implication, for wo believe in the!"f the state, especially at this time
EE 'free and open discussion of all I of the year. Mr. lirodic Is editor
' social and polltlcul Issues olid arc and publisher of the Orecon t'lly
opposed to this typo of censor-. F,iitcrpriso and Is very nellve In
ship. ! newspaper unu political circles in
"As descendants of the found- tno suite.
ei-H tit lh i-eiiulillf,. wi fool that '
jwc should hold a 'higher vision
!of tolerance toward tho opinions
oi sincere persons unu snouiu cui-
- ' ' tivate a more Intelligent patriot-
been signed to meet Joe Sekyra, ism thun is Implied by such pain
young Dayton, Ohio fighter, at the I phlots as 'Pacifism Kept Alive
Kentucky derby eve huxlng pro- j by Fifty Organizations,' a pain-
2 -His.
31 N. Central :
Wall Street Report
rz y' i i
TO BOX SEKRYA
! Brum of Jcffcruon Post, AmnrU-un ' phlct bclnir circulated by the de
j Legion. i j tvnun coninilttec. Wo hcliuvo it
Tho fit;liU is ncrccd lo tr-rins! to ho tho h.fh(?Ht pHtrtotle duty
yewterdny afternoun In X-w Vork!f every citizen to work for world
l at p conference htLweon their man
, tiKtrH tuid Kiank Carrlcato, Legion
matchmaker.
LOl'iaVILLK, Ky.r Apr. l.Ar) !
Tnmmv I.ouchrnn. licht havy-I ' M il Tribune clarified ads reach 1 oHcd to Mi-eallrd partflMin,
NEW YOIIK, April 27 W
Oimtntlc Hpeciilatlon for tho ad
vance on tho New York Htock
cxohanno today Hent piicen of ac
tive ixHUPK HuarhiB t'i to nearly
113 n t li n ro and completely
Mwamied tin; machinery of the
peace and the eventual abolition exchange. OrdeiK piled onto tho
of war, and therefore, aro not floor from all isectionM of tho
romrnltiPd without rettervatlon to (country In such tremendoim vol
the national defenao act, as op- unie that tho ticket fell 4U ininuteH
behind the market by early arier-
.....h, i-riu m iiinn nf wnri.i hn 1 2Q.onn people or more evf-ry nay. r j in c.o.nK wo wwn w rVt
Ikhat this iHnot the opinion of
small group within our chapter.
but in the unanimous expression
of tho members at our lat meet
ing when a largo attendance was
present.
'ncHpeetfully,
"Oregon Lewin and Clark Chap
ler, L. A. It..1 Eugene ore."
BASEBALL
At Medford Sunday, April 29
MEDFORD vs. DUNSMUIR
Game Called at 2:30
May 6, Medford vs. Original House of David
May 13, Medford vs. Weed
The above are exhibition garnet prior to the commencement of
the League, May 20. The proceed, used to pay expen.ee
the training eeaeon. The game, will be just at hotty contested
at league garnet.
Admiwlon, Including Grand Stand Wc
Children Under 12 Yean Free m
FItANKLIN FIELD PHILA
DELPHIA. April 27. UP) Tony
Planaky, twice winner of tho event
took the lead over a crack array
noon when the oim. chanimr
handa In blocks of 6000 to 32,
000 share, aimimied tho leader
ship of tho advance. Consoli
dated Can extended Its early gain
to nearly 10 points by touching
a new high record at 167. Hi
Chalmers advanced more than 7
polnta to n new top at 129.
The cloKlng was strong. Iten-onnl7-td
leader, mith as Jtadlo
and General Motors and several
other high priced stocks began
to compete with the oils for popu
larity In the late afternoon when
Open for suggestions -
improvement
mm a-""
The free interchange of ideas and opinion
among members of our organization
regardless of rank accounts for the
better methods and phenomenal growth
of Safeway Stores. Many of the features
of Safeway service which please you were
adopted from the suggestions of the men
in the stores who are constantly studying
your needs and desires. Through them,
you practically make the policies which
govern this business.
More Suggestions and Savings
Sliced Beef
tasty,
toast.
J Jars
sliml.
Cream
Y c r y
it
on
J-ounce jars.
43 c
N. Y. Pack Vegetables
Finest quality Eastern
pack. Small No. 1 size
tins. Corn (white or
yellow. Heans (wax or
green). Peas ami solid
pack Tomatoes. All
3 Cans 47c
Baking Powder
Hoyal Cream of Tar
tar. The aristocrat
of baking powders.
32-ounec cans.
Each 42 c
Swift's
Hockless Picnic
'A new Stein. A
Premium cure
picnic shoulder
with the hock cut
off.
flavor.
Lb 24 c
Shortening
Bulk shortening
shows a. good saving.
Our price is still low.
Lbs.
Safeway Coffee
Selling 200 pounds ' per week.
Surely such popularity must be
deserved.
Sani-Flush
The most satisfactory
cleaner for toilet bowls,
etc. Try it.
2 Cans 45 c
Skat
Soap paste. An excel
lent item tor greasy
hands. Docs not hurt
the skin.
c Cans ... 25c
Can Openers
Anchor opener. Mighty
handy for opening jars
of sliced beef, olives,
jams, etc.
Each 5c
Cheese
We caruy a full line
. .of Phenix and Kraft
package cheese. Also
Oregon full rcream.
Lb .....28 c
Dried Figs
"White or .black. Fancy quality.
A healthful dish for evervone.
Delightful
47 c
Lb.
47c 3
Lbs.
35c
I' bbaM MEEPS
I till
gs 32 3 pkgs 25
-Js5C"v"tJ
3 pk
5 W
2 pkgs 45 2 pkgs ..33
J-5S-4.'
Instant
PostuM
2 pkgs 73 2 pkgs 25?
Small
Large
25
40C
'I
3 pkgs 23
New Spuds
Clood Size
3 Lbs 25c
Seasonable Savings
Bananas .
Firm, Pipe
4 Lbs. 25c ;
Rhubarb
Local Fancy
Lbs! ........ 23 c
All orders for $5 or more delivered FREE. Smaller orders 10c eng.
Store No. 433 MEDFORD Phone 1176
FlilWI'Kt niothiT (Moil at hirtli. llultlio linimc) of commons fur accept- uf tho Suvcliu fleet, base t'jdny
- j fur 8ini; Tuo, ph'tntiing, C'h'iitf.
Three i whero they " will aervo &n roln-
nail Inillans bellcvo an evil plrlt
lirlnKD l)uil luck to wrnonn who
are for wich a batiy. Tho child la
In a hospital here.
anco or rejection.
'IVIKVO. prll il.ffl-
.!np:tnene ilenlroyerH Mteiinmil out foreemenli..
1)XIK)N, Kne., April 2". (!
Final revlHlon of tho prayer Imok
lueaiiiire of the Church of Knitlund
wan voted toiluy at tlio npocial nes
Kion of tho chiirclt aHHemhly. 1'lie
meaHure alioiit .which ho much con
troversy haH centered now mien lo
of ull-round nthlctea today In rhiniKlnit aentlment regard In g
tho Intercollegiate d c c a t h 1 o n monetary und liuMncMH eonditioiiM
champlonflhip, opening day fea
ture of the rennnylvanla relay
carnival. After completing five
of the ten event, tho former
tloergetown atar. now represent
ing St. Alphnnua A. A., IJoaton.
ran up 2778.7 Ir pointK.
NEW VOKK. Hlxty mlmlon
. ariea remain In Rhantung province
; despite altylng of miBBlunary by
I Chinese aoMlcrtf.
atlmtilnied buying. Hadlo. flen-
eral Motora, American Exprcna '
and Ijul'ont gained four pointa
or ao and C'aae Threshing Ma
chine advance exceeded lo points.!
Total salca approximated 4,20.-'.
000 nharea. j
FRK8N0. Cel.. Anrll 27. (Pi
John loe, aged Indian, refused to
acknowledge the four-monihs-old
t-mndLlilld, lco, Jr., becauae tho,
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
CANDY HUNGRY
Tluit in Hie fccliiig one lins on Siincjnys. AVIiitiiinn'R silt-'
inficH Hie most fiislidions; a wonderful nsanrtint'iit. AVhit
hiiiii'k causes friendship to grow lnij;liter. Il is t incrrj';
iiiiikpr anil ii'Imioii t'lunpiiiiioii it t fcKtive triitlierings.r . . U,
HEATH'S DRUG STORE ;
Near As Your Phone Free Delivery ,