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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1928)
J .1 . VI, r (NEW VOIIK. May IK. W) ! !.XIjo.V. May 10. Wl Sir, Xiirectors or (lenerul Motors ior- William Joynnoii-lllik., horns c-; potation today declared un hu ffltry, annoum U in th. nous" dividend of t- A hare un Ihr'of coniinoim t.alay that ha hoped j common stock, in ilillilon tu tho ItIihii Carol would be ablo to rn-ulnr nuartcrly if 11.26. 'leave Ihe iQiitilry by Monday. I BREMEN FLIERS EDDY &CO. Main and Central Medford Oregon It ends tomorrow! Now.. .before it is too late.. .before you have a chance to regret it... visit the Special Display and Demonstration of FAB CO PRODUCTS Shingles Lacquers and Paints Rtis and Xprd. Goods At 222 West Main Street Naar Holly St. and Oopco Office Between the Hours of 8 A. M. and 0 P. M. Grab the little lady by the hand and make a dash for the greatest little homc-bcautifying show that was ever held in this town. See what beautiful roofs can be made of Pabco Shingles: dozens of eulor combinations. See the wonderful Pabco Lacquer, that dries in less than a half hour. See the Oriental Do Luxe Printed Rugs and floor coverings. Next week will be too late! But Tomorrow won't ! For, it aids tomorrow! THE PARAFF1NE COMPANIES, INC. For your roo protection Insist on Pabco Shinoi.es' fl 'MJ J In ) r r. i i VU in nil ras t -"i in A naO expression; "WhatabeautiMroof!" A few years arjo a roof was a rcxif . . . that was all ! 1 1 was tliere. to cover tlvc house . , , but not to add architectural beauty. Today it is different. You can have a roof of one solij lute ... or a blending of rich colors. You can select from several dtylei of shingles. Let us show you the Jillaent Pabco Siiinulm in their various colors. A PaKu Riumay be purchased on a ccm taucnt JcicruJ Mjnnciit pkn, i dciircj. Pabco Multi-Service $2 PAINT $2 See our Window Display of QUALITY PAINTS AT A LOWER PRICE BIG PINES LUMBER CO. Phone 1 VISIT THE PABCO DISPLAY E I CHICAGO, May 11. Die iwol . fllHKcnilii iM-utarhen and ttiH Irish ' niun J-'llzmuurfca were shaken out lot the curtains ot heavy dunk Inl.'i I the din (if many thousands (if "hochs" unil "henorrns" at the mil I uiclpal airport last niKht. ! "Just three IjIk he men," ex clulincd Mayor Thomimon as the nionoclcd baron, llucnefeld, an un lit cigarette dronpliiK rrom his lips, the KrlnnltiK Captain Koehl and niustuthed and uniformed .Major Flumniirli climbed from the J link lers K ill aflor a delayed hop from ! Cleveland. No lonely, Ice-locked firoenliind Island IIiIh. Instead of the 1 1 f. 1 1 1 house which told the sky adven turers they hud finished the first rust-west Aiihuillc fllKhl, there wns a ropC'd off liindinK field with WOO excited welcomers crowding for wurd uKaliist lOiul policemen for a close-up look at a famous trio. ' Yet these thousands, iucltidlnK the mayor, tho ntficiiil welcomers and city dlKtiltnrlos, were not the first to smile ChlciiKo's (reetlni! lo the llremeii filers. TJin aelt.nl. tlimiKh itnofflclul, .welconiur was lie year-old John Collls, who met Iho airmen several miles from the air port. John wns online; dinner. when he heard the roar of a plane. "It's the filers!" ha yelled, Jump Iuk up. "They're lost!" Without sloppitiK even for a collar or coat. John ran lo the ranilly flivver ami whliuicd It over the road lo lite I nearby checkerboard field. iirrlvliiK its the I'M. I rolletl to a sinniistiit. "I ley. uln't you Inst?" lie shout ed as the three nu'it hunx cramped Icxs out of the plane and looked about, puzzled, at the deserted field. "Follow I li railroad tracks to tho municipal field." went on the hreuthless Collls. "Hay. which is Kltzmiiiirlce? Will you shake bends wllh me? I'm John Collls. Yes, sir: I'm ilad lo meet you." Thus, most Informally, with a spontaneous enthusiasm Ihut even those at tho airport a few minutes luler could not oiitshlno, tho filers were welcomed. Major Klunuitirlce's first leanest after renchlnir the hotel wns for n comb. Three wore Instantly of feredone black, ouo brown nntl one ureen. "I'll lako tho Eicon one land," Kilnncd the major. for Ire- WEEK TO CLOSE "The ontstandlliK susccoss of I'nhcn products week, which ends tomorrow nliihl on Wests Main aslreet. has proved beyond doubt that the nveraue home owner of today Is not only anxious to achieve iti-oater beauty in his home hut ilcinunda of the manutaeiuiet the newest development in home lieautlflentlon material," declared licit Thlci-olf of tlie IUK i tueti I.umtier company. , l..l...., t.rHu.-tu weelt was ere- E atcd to climate the public in the atlvantnitcs or a column iu'o shinislerl roof nnd other ruhco 1 lit'tulucls. lute oi ior niiwi porlant tUIUKs accomiuisneu ..P..v., tluit color in roofltlK adds to the iteneial beauty of a home. and thai l'aiicu sniniries ion- the economic means of abiev.nK it to Its fullest extent. rl, ,-esiinnse of the home owner has been exceedingly rat IfylUB. He has demonstritletl that he piefets color lo the drali black or ray Ihnt heretofore were the accepted colorlnca of roots, too. i.. ...w.n,.lifle.l nooi-ovitl of the new 1'nbco sliitiBles. he has dent- onstrutcd that no lomtei' noes regard hiss roof as merely a cov erlnit for his heme, but rather very Important pall. Ill laci, ioo .iu.....o..n ,.r iilu homn blllldlntr Is now startlnn from the top down. The roof Is me ui-m pari ei i" home consuiereu. Atlen.l in, e at the Vabro week hns fat- exceeded expectations nnd , i,m..m ,livlileil between the shlliBle displays and Ihoso of paints, lacuueis ami toe .uu.. f ill new Oriental deslKUS In l'ahco tie luxe niRS. 1'red Tavlov, tepiesentatlvo oi the I'urnfftne companies In the Medfoid district said, in part: "It ........ik- itTi Iteen very uratifyinK to ine to knew that the ileaPis ami people or Mcitford and vi cinity, have accepted the products and the men conn-clcd with this campaign. In such n fn way. l:vccy man has expressed bis ap preciation of the fine hospitality ilurlm: the week's stay." l It. l.andls, factory represen tative of the rarafflne Compa nies, who has been here during the display wei'U. Is Joud In his praise of the Interest shown In rabco products, both by the pub lie and dealers. He also Suva Medford is one of the most pro gressive cities on the coast, 4 ' S.VN JKSK. 1'al.. May 10 (T) -l;eoitanlailon of the California 1'rnne nnd Apricot Urowers' nsso clallon al 4 v radically different lines, wns approve.l at the annual meetlnit of the association here yesterday In the adoption of the iecoinmcndatlons ot the re-or.inl-ratlon volninittee appointed six months alio- This action at taken at a Joint meeting ef the vol Ha board and the member ship ef the association. y ATUKXS, May 1 0 M vrrf nrthMk tit;y hnk Cor inth, rwrnOy ilerastateU by a so rift u( quiikes- CONTINUES IORRQW, SAT t. 2 P. M. AND 7:30 P.M. and daily until stock is Sold 7 Hundreds are daily attending this "going out of business' ' Auction. Some of the finest Diamonds, Silverware, Jewelry and Art pieces are still left. This sale will, be handed down in the history of Medford as having been one of the finest oppor tunities to buy high grade Jewelry at your own price. Reddy & Co. have been in the jewelry business in the city of Medford for the past 20 years. POSTIVELY NO RESERVE Everything Goes To the Last Article GOME EARLY o o o STANLEY THORNE, Auctioneer
