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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1928)
PAGE FIVE,; llllllll!ll!!lll!llllllllllll!lllllllllllllllll!llllllllllll m 10 GEORGE GATES, JR. GETS ALLfGATOR STTttDIiaJEEj MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOIIU, PRECOX, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 192S. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllll . DEPEN3XVBLiE CROCFRsT MOTHER'S DAY H Mother's Day is celebrated once a year, but in our stores it is observed every day with courtesy and quality. MOTHER'S DAY FEATURES j Saturday and Monday, May 12 and '14 H CAMPBELL'S SOUPS All varieties (j QUAKER OATS -g MILK Libby's Tall cans (Limit 6) MALTED MILK with each cart RICE Fancy Southern Blue Rose PEP Kellogg's Pkg. 10 SHORTENING Best Purely vegetable In HONEY, Pure strained Packed in regular Pints 35- H HE SHRIMP American Beauty Latest pack H or f MATCHES Searchlight Largo full count SWANSDOWN Cake Flour "Makes lighter J BEANS Van Camp's Ready-to-serve for cook them Medium size cans f GINGER ALE Canada Dry bottle 23 CATSUP Bel Monte t PEETS GRANULATED SOAP OIL Wesson Excellent for making 'fa v6hnai.se ACkn Quart cfatz,- TUNA White Star jj COCOA Pure Good quality f CRYSTAL WHITE j PINEAPPLE Libby's sliced 8 large slices in rich syrup Large cans TX n M 3for'OC FLOUR 01 vmpic 49-lb. sack $2.10 tt0 Oft H Fisher's Blend 20TH CENTURY COFFEE Few equal none better Direct from our 'own roaster' to you . Look at the saving pound 45 $132 Ground to your order for fineness MR. AND MRS. TIRE USER Our "Williams Tires" are guaranteed to be equal to the best. Let our salespeople show you how to really save on tires. 1 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES U LETTUCE Solid Head IQc 3 for ' GREEN PEAS Very fine OC- ' U 2 lbs. ASPARAGUS Home grown 9K : 2 lbs. IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Temporary auto licenses were is- sued at the sheriff's office today! to M. S. Welch. Office Appliance j spil'l". F. rhanih"rlnln. 'fWlr Smith' x Star Meat Market 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS RHODE ISLAND RED SPRING FRYERS FAT RABBITS Beef Pot Roasts per pound " 20 Beef Short Ribs per pound ..15tf Hams half or whole, per pound 25 Home Cured Bacon per pound 30 Bacon Squares per pound 20 Phone 273 Borden's Chocolate A pint shaker FREE CQ . Fancy Halves SOAP 6 bars 25f- of Crescent lake. James Davis of Jacksonville. G. W. Ileardsley ofl Kaglc Point, ,T. ,A. Holland of liulto' Falls. We Deliver 25c 1 3 cans Lg. package 25c g 25c I 3 for 1-pound cans' 29c 1 29c I 4 pounds 3 for bulk CO- ' 1 51 nla OOl 3 lbs.' Mason Jars CQr Quart001 No. 1 cans CO- 3forOOC 1 boxes 9 6 boxes cakes" 3QC f Package less than yau can ' 'OC S 3 for : E .$2.50 1 Dozen 19c- I Large bottle 39c I Large pkg. ' 45 2 cans"" 2 ibs. 25 c 12 bars 49c I 1. W. H. Canon of Phoenix several hours in the, city transacting business, . H)CIi today ! COULD NOT DO HER WORK ! Ci il I I f J' P D 1. ! ham' Vegetable Compound !; Hrrlln. V. H. "I took Udia K. j rinkliam'n YtpcUble Compmir.d wh?n I l was in h urn ily way !ecauf I wi rtin-dnwn ami falling away every day. My food' wouldn't di gfRt ind I could not do my work. 1 had to have a hired pirl alt the time. 1 took arv cral mcdicinra be fore I trlcdyoura but none would hHp mc. A friend 1old me about the epetahte Comimund And told me to try it an it would help me a lot. Your medicinea have done me a lot of pood and I eannot praitte them enough. I will answer any letters that atk me what Lrdia K, Pinkham's medicines have done for me." Mas. Wit, lib I Aurwi. 027 Wnrpn ft Berlin, K. H. : Democrats of jHckaon county , met Inst night ami recommended ! ihe follow. hk for county office, the 1 names to bo written In on primary election day next Friday: I For coroner Dr. Charles T. i Sweeney. . For county clerk Hiram F. Meador, of Mcdford. For conimisioner Wltf Ash pole of Med ford. For circuit Judg Hurry F. Norton of ClruntH Paw. , 1 For representatives in the lctflH iature J. F. Wurtiuan of Talent, J. II. Fuller of Ashland. No recommendations were made for county treasurer and assessor. Today the democratic central committed is busy interviewing itJ i candidates to secure their consent to run. Messrs. Wortman. Meador ! Und N'ortllM llMVM utrrawtal In utunit Ifor the offices. Mr. Ash pole Is driving his stock to Klamath coun ty, and Mr. Fuller of Ashland, up j to this afternoon, had niado no decision, .and was in conference with tho central cummlttCQ this morning. Two democratic candidates have filed In the formal way, their names being printed on tho ballots. They are Oeoruo A. Codding, for district attorney, and Ralph O. Jennings for sheriff. According to Mose Karkdull, Mr. ; Norton of Grants Pass haa agreed to make the raco for the circuit judgeship. dancTngcuss makes hit at the craterian The. pupils of Miss nutli Uiy's dancing academy presented ft charmlnc program at Hunt's Cra teiiim last niitht. as a feature, of the regular evening bill. Inter pretative and too danrinir num- jbers. with more than' 35 students participating, made' up tho varied presentation, which won the con tinued applause of the largo au dience. The numbers. In tho order of their appearance follow:- Grecian waltz dancers Franklo i ninaharger, tlildegard Langc, Vir ginia Hians. Betty Johnston, Max I Ine Vauchan. Kthel CUiord, Zoc Dell Lnntla: Lavon Anderson. China doll Dorothy F I y n n, Frances Clark, Jackie-Flynn. Cor- rlne 1J Alljini, Nona lleyiand, Lois Larson, Harriet Porter, -Jean Pease, Mildred Huleman, Muijorlc lloieman. Dance of robins Nellie and Vlvlenne Luksii, Orants lnsa. ,' Hpanlsh Iavon Anderson. Waltzing dolls Frankie Hina barger twith chorus of 12 babies). The Yellow -Hoso (toe dance) Zoe Dell LanUs. Highland Fling togan Sisters. Polish dance rFrankio Jtinabar ger. C.ypsy twins Zoe Dell Lantls and Kthel chord. Haln Adra Edwards. CRATERClUB BUS OFF FOR KLAMATH The Crater club delegation, con sisting of 27 members, loft In tho big Howard motor, bus at- 1:00 o'clock this afternoon to partici pate in the Klamath Falls rail road eelehratlon today and until late Saturday, when they will board their special Pullman car and depart by trnin for Dunsmulr to bo the guests of tho Lions' club of that city tomorrow evening at a banquet at the Castle Crags re sort near that city. Tho Pullman coach will bo tholr homo while In Klamath Falls and until they arrlvo homo on tho Shasta train late Sunday forenoon. - Whllo only 27 Craters wero In I tho party leaving this noon, IV Is ES- expected that a number of mem 2hers of tho club who rould not gei away tociay, win aopart for Klamath Fnlla and Dunsmglr to- nmrrnw anil Inoun.t.nl. . .. Ihani arc quite a number of Craters already In Klamath Falls, there will probably be a very large mem bership present at the Castle Crags banquet tomorrow night. . 1 ' A LEGAL CONFLICT Annthrr Hrliool fllxtrlct quarrel " brought into court ypntcnlay when Mm. Illlrn llcnnnn. through Attorney (Iforge v. Ncllnon. filed impem nceklng for an injunction to prevent K. E. Ktump and Kd .Mlllern. dlrectom of the Iluwnrd Hehonl hoard, from calling a iipo clal dlrectom meeting In regard to school liuNlncim. The dlKtrict Ik located along the Pacific highway between Central I'olnt and thin city. Mr. Menxon, who lg the chair, woman of the board. clalir thM the meeting wo a to be called to conaldcr the Increase of UHlariea 01 the teaching ataff and of the aal ary of the achool Janitor, K. B. Hlump, alao a member of tho board of directors. The plaintiff polnta out that the achool dlatrlct, already having an Indcbtedneiia of liO.SOO, la In no condition to pay higher aalarlea and that tho defendant have no right or authorization to conKhlcr audi budww. The aeeond baby alligator sent by C. K. Hates, now with .Mrs. Oates in Indiana, to his little' grandson George, 81. during the past week arrived at the dales Motor company thin morning and crawled out nf its round bamboo cage very much alive and thirsty. His smaller brother, sent several days ago, died on the way. A sand box and long pan of water was furnished for the south ern visitor In the window of the motor company on Riverside street, and he plunged Into the water with keen and obvious relish after which ho crawled out Into the warm sanil and basked In the sunshine throul tho morning. He llevlng that he might bo hungry und being at a loss as to tho proper menu for the alligator, one of the employes called up a local seed and feod store. Ho was told that Florida crocodiles generally relish ed morsels the size of little George. Upon hearing the news, l.lttle George, to demonstrate Medford's' hospitality to strangers, volunteer ed to dig a week's supply of angle worms for tho newcomer. The reptllo will remain In the Gates company window until he recuper ates from tho stfain of tho long trip. . 4 Livestock . PORTLAND, Oro., May 11. Wl Cattle, calves and hogs steady; no receipts. ..... Sheep and lambs steady; receipts yo, all on contract. 1 Prtslucv. TpnTI-ANll. Ore., May 11. WPl Wholesale prices: RUTTKR Steady. Portland dairy 1 exchange net wholesale prices: Cubes lie; standards 4i)c; prime firsts Uli'jc: firsts 3Ue. Croamcirj' prices: ' Prints 8c over cube standards. lOCKM Steady. Fresh standard extras 26c; fresh standard firsts IMc; fresh medium extras 234c: fresh medium firsts 21 V2C. Prices to retailers 2c over exchange prices. Association selling prices: Kxtras 28c; firsts 26e; medium 2oc; under sized 20e. . NI'TS Steady. Walnut 27c; almonds 20ft 28c: peanuts 10 Wile; pecans' 38(1 42c. HAY Steady, lluj'lng prices: ICastern Oregon timothy $20.50 21: do. valley lt! 19.50: alfalfa 10 l.6rt; oat hay f 1 O.fiO ft 1 6 straw I'.t.BO per ton. Selling pricos 12, a ton more. .,.CASCARA RA11K Steady, 7lb Oregon gi'apo root 1 ti 4 c. .iltlds to the-farmer: MILK Steady. Raw milk 4 ) (2.30 cwt. f.o.b, Portland. Rutter- tat steady. 41c station: 42c track: 4c f.o.b. Portland POULTRY Steady. Heavy hens 24c a lb; light 17 0 20c; broilers 23 fi'SOc; Pekln white ducks 27c; col ored nominal; turkeys, alive, nom- Inab .ONIONS Steady, local 11.70 2.26 per cwt. ..POTATOES Steady, 76c?1.2G sack. WOOL Steady. Kastern Oregon S3Q740C id: vancy medium -i-ie coarse 38c lb.' Mohair, long staple C5c; do. short 38tHftu; kid '.76c lb. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, ti' May II. (II Wheat: HUB hard whllo $1.67; soft white, western white $1.4; bard winter, western red $1.37; northern spring J1.38. Outs No. 2, 36 lb. white feed f4H. Today's car receipts Wheal 17 flour 6;' corn i; hay 1. : Wall Street Report ' NEW VOIIK, May II. H Hen iHtinnul advance In tlio iilrphtnn Htorkn featured tho renumptlon of a ! broad upward1 movement of prlceH in today'a movk Hiiiikt. Wrinlt Acromiutirnl Hnared !i I points to a new high record fit 1l0 and CurtlHH Aoruplune advunued I nearly ton polnta W a now peak ut n i-o. 'Scores of 'other IndUKtrialH moved up one to six pointH. Tho .cloning whh Htronjf. Th presence of a worried ahort Inter e8t wau shown by the rniiid vanco of inany Npcculntivc Ihhuch jlri tho final hour. Kroner Grocery ' climbed nevrn polnta and Niekel I'ltttp, International 1'nper and .Mexican Seaboard four. United tttntcn Hi eel aftnr Helline above 150 mot profit taking ttalea and nuKffcd below yesterday' final fli;ure. Total ftalea appruxluiatcd 4,200,000 ttharcs. r 1 , - titIjK -won nv iiagkn (ContlBtied from Pag On,) Ills only relief being a anappy eight foot putt for a parr throo at tho eighth. llaeen took one over par for hln outward trek of the final round, playing the nine bolea In .10. lie started 4-4-4, par for the first three hole, but slipped over with a five at the fourth and then took four at the par-three sixth. A blrille two at th eelghth Both one of the lost atrokea back. Itagen's card: Out 4 4 4 6 4 4 5 2 430 Jurado took 80 strokus for his final round and piled up a Si-hole total of 301. . . Alfred K. Clark of Portland, long active In political and legal affuirs of this state, and twice a candidate for the United Blum senate. Is In the city today, conferring with a committee of water uacrs on the Hupklna lateral. Tha committeo la composed of Mike F. Hanley, Don ' Clark, Victor Uursell and FVank Upton. They will discus wilb Mr. Clurk varloug ptiasea of , THE MARKETS A Important Position A LI k. Safeway's Jam Ass't fruit flavors. No. 1 cans .. 28c 15 -oz. glass 24c D -Lb. can . 77c Tomatoes Calif, pack, standard grade. Lg. No. 2' cans. j Cans ...... 37c Jell Well A delicious dessert packed in six pure fruit flavors. 4pkgS ...29 c Pineapple Largo cans of mature slired pineapple in syrup. Fancy. t Cans ... 53 c Fels Naphta Soap A golden soap eon'taining plenty of naptha which loosens the dirt and the good soapy suds washes it away. Carton 10 bars ... 63c Lettuce Fresh and Firm. Ct For . 15c All orders for $5 or Store No. 433 tho Irrigation mntti'ix, which ren ters in u raise in rates by the Irri gation company, which the land owners are contenting. A "PECK" OF MEDICINE DID N0 GOOD But ALL-BRAN brought natural relief need what Kellogg's ALL-BRAN did for Mr. Hamilton a chronic nulTcrcr from constipation. ."I sm KS y.r. old and truly twllrvc 1 h.v, taken a peek of medicine, coiting a sd many doll.ri, fur ennntlpatlon, and all I ant. waa temporary rrllef. Now alnco I be gan taking your Al.l.-HRAN 1 have had a bnwel movement (with a alnxle exception, and that waa my fault) every day. From a arauful uaer of your AI.U-URAN." W. N. IIauiutok, Kiport, r.nna. Constipation causes, headaches, blotched skins, sleeplessness, spots before the eyes. It is father of more than forty serious diseases. Guard against it. ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to relieve constipa tion. Two tablcspoonfuls daily chronic cases, with every meal. Doctors recommend Kellogg's be cause It is 100 bran. Because it la much more effective than part-bran products could possibly be. . A health cereal too! Servo with milk or cream and add fruits or honey. Uso in cooking. Recipes on every package. Sold by all rocers. Served everywhere. Made y Kellogg In Battle Creek. ALL-BRAN The position of manager of one of our stores or markets is regarded as one of the most important positions in the entire organi zation. We fully realize that our future success and prosperity depend upon the manner in which he conducts his store and the sort of service he and his salesmen give to you. For this reason the men in our stores are chosen with exceeding care and given the most intensive .training possible to give men in the food distributing business. Position Saves Snowdrift 4 lb. pail89c Wesson Oil Wesson Pints 29 c Quarts ....49c Toilet Soap Highway, assorted. An economical item. 10 Bars 39c Seasonable Savings New Spuds - Nice and Pink Lbs. for.... 25c more delivered FREE. Smaller orders 10c chg. El MED FORD Liberty Market "Home of Good Meats" Swift's Government Inspected '. 1 Beef Swift's Best . PICNIC TIME IS HERE If ytv.i are thinking of spending the week-end fishing, or out in the hills, we arc prepared to furnish j-ou with 'outing lunch meats. LUNCH MEATS OF ALL KINDS NICE SPRING FRYERS BEEF TENDERLOIN PORK TENDERLOIN RABBITS CHICKENS FANCY ROASTS OF ALL KINDS Prepare your roasts Saturday and slice cold for your Sunday outing trip. You Will Find Us Prepared to Give T You Quick and Courteous Service. PHONE ORDERS EARLY TOMORROW Corner Holly and Main You Money Sugar Pure Cane 8 Lbs 59 c Sack ... $6.75 Cookies A nassortinent of small packages, g r a h a m s gingers, vanilla, lemon, chocolate. 5i 24c Pkgs. Crab "Will make a tasty and delightfully refreshing dish lor your luncheon 57c Cans Puffed Wheat The summer cereal that is truly nourish ing. 2 pkgs 25 c Raisins Seedless; Fresh fragrance with the delicate flavor of the grapes when they hang golden ripe on the vines. T-Lb. packages 35c Asparagus Crisp and Tender O Lbs. for ... 25c Phone 1176 Phone 164
