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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1928)
O FRTDAY, MAY IS, 1?S. PAGE VTVfl o City Market . Will Open For Business Tomorrow have lux a rvpuintt'U uud put in ; uu in ull kinds of cured and t i-fcili i tip-top condition, nnd are all paint meats. t'd while. A new large We haxi - , ; for uln meat has lje4n inslalled LOS ANOBl.KS. May IS. Jti land tile new mark t is open front.! The riuht of nine-year-old Wesley! The new market, aeeordinc to On: I'eteis, Indian, to attend the nublu'l I Uevore, the proprietor, is modern schools of the 1'auma distriet. San I The City Meat .Mnrk't. whieh ! in every rrapn-l. ! Diffio county, was upheld ly thei has heen lmulp.1 on East. Main Mr. Devote invites all his old i appellate court, on the ground that ! street for the last 1;' years, lias customers to come in and Inspect ' the boy's father is a citizen. School i moved to its new location. Ul.hta new market, nnd w ith the new authorities had denied him ndmis-j North Central, in the new liark- facilities installed hopes to make'sion, contending the federal aov-j dull liulldinK. many new fri, nds. This new mar- ernment should provide for his! m1 tn''nt f-tses and fixtures t kft will open tomorrow with spec, t education. i REALTY BOARD f72DIIIZDDDDDDDDDEEESailDBQiiQQIiaDDDDD a a ON THE ROGUE rd i i ft m i fir ri I STTttDDBJEEj Wrote, li 1 Ideals That Pay Divj We have found that ideals in business are profitable. To set a high standard of public service and live up to it; to have a goal of .ac complishment and strive for it; to conduct our business honestly, truthfully and as efficiently as possible and to share the rewards of effort, liberally and justly, with those who have helped us earn them these are some of the ideals we have striven to maintain in the up building of "the West's largest food concern." Prices on Handbills Are Still Effective Monday Pet Milk The most popular evaporated milk. 5 cans ..: 47c The Kenlty rtonnl members ami their wives nnd friends were the quests of W. F. Isaacs, local cloth ier at Hie Ruck loilKe, at his log chiil euu' on the Houe river, this noon. More than a dozen cars, transporting guests and t.askeis of food left the chamber of, com merce headquarters at 11: 30 for the Table Hock district. The inspiration of today's meet ing, which was held in the open and extended thru the afternoon, was n recent talk Riven by l' Isaacs before the Medford Itealiy Hoard, in which lie outlined the possibilities of developing the Koguc riwr into n real pay roll for Med ford, by establishing the pro- i per camp sites uIouk Its banks. In kecpinK with this subject, V. A. Hates, a KU-st of the orKiini zatlon presented the Idea of the Realty Hoard sponsoring a series of iraveloeut'H over KM the Mail Tribune-ViiKin radio station, In which the various resorts thru nut the valb'y would be described weekly. These programs, if Ac cepted by the hoard, will be broad cast on the regular Realty Hoard hour every Friday night from eight to nine. a a u a p Cane Sugar It is always our policy to pass on to the customer any savings made through buying right. We cau of fer you a good value" in pure cane sugar now. 25 Lbs. Sack $1.73 $6.73 HI Oleomargerine Crux "Oleo" is the fastest selling marger ine on the eoast. Try this excellent spread. P n n in n n a BE THE BEST EVER," ;H THIS YEAR'S ROSE Lbs. 50c Pork and Beans Van Camp's best t'"ipV P'unics, etc. Fishing Medium 4 Cans 35c Sliced Beef Dainty wafer sliced. Delici ous creamed or for a lunch. 'JJj-oimee jar. 3 Jars 40C Clams Tall cans tasty minced clams. Chowders, etc. O Cans . 55c Crackers No. 5 wood box dainty salt ed or plain sodas. Each 47C Bran Flakes Post's large package. Summer health food. 3 Pkgs 32 c Dark Flours ('iridium Wheat, hags. Each or "V hole jrig-K. : 8-11). 39 c Macaroni Also Spaghetti. Tn lull An economical food. Lbs. 40c Beans Biivos or lied Mexicans 6 Lbs. Coffee Safeway blend makes friends daily. Try it. Pound 47c Hams Eastern corn-fed. Medium size well cured. . Pound 28c Honey Pure Oregon honey by tented bees." Vegetables Tomatoes and Hominy, No. 2Jj cans. Teas and corn, standard grade, No. 2 cans. 4 Cans - 45C Case $2.67 Safeway Syrup None other like it. The very best quality cane and pure maple sap go to make an unusual table syrup. O -Lb. Can 89 c Preserves Pure fruit like you make at home. '. Strawberry and Pencil. Large :i-lb. jars. Each 69 c 5 -Lb. Can 69 C Malt Syrup Puritan Bohemian hop-flavored. The very best. 47 C 2 Cans . ....$ 1.17' Cigarettes This year's rose show should exceed in every way the one whh-h was given last spring, for the roses are just at their best all over ( he valley and many other flowers arts blooming In every garden, l'eonlo are urged to read over earefully the premium lists and plan to exhibit. Klowers should be entered under the right classification and 'when brought to the show left with the head of that division. IMche'H, Hrowne'a, M. F. and H,. the Monarch, the Mutual, Hub bard's and ijimporL's have all donated prizes and these wIM be on display In the window next the West Hide 2Qth Century store over Sunday. The 20th Century Is giving the use of this building, the California Oregon lower company furnishes the electricity and tli People PIppI vin. Htni'o 1h Tint l in cr in thf : light fixtures. The garden club fj feels that hearty co-operulion Ifl being given those in ehargo of p the different divisions, who ore as follows: 'm lloses Mrs. I A. Salado, Jr. M IriK .Mrs. J. C. Senior), 'mm "Wild flowers, shrubs and trees Q Mrs. H. Hamlin. I Sweet peas Mrs. O. O. D'Albhii. Q Peonies Mrs. 10. N. Blden. Baskets of garden flowers and W unusual f lowers Mrs, C. C. , Kurniis. tfm Columbine and pansles Mrs. V R. Wilson. 4 n N ,n U n Camels, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes. All 3 Packages Carton Old Gold and 35c $1.10 Big K Flour Not sold as the cheapest but as the best. It is unconditionally guaran teed to please you' 6?d we refund your money if not satisfied with "it. Trv this wonderful hard-wheat flour. Sack . 1 Barrel $1.98 $7.87 Representative of Nat'l Advertising Agency Is Here Kay C. Jenkins, assistant vice presidtnt of the Mlllis Advertising company of Indianapolis, Ind., was in Medford yesterday and today on business. This agency places sev eral contracts for national adver tising with this paper and was in the city looking up conditions and coverage of the. field by the Mail Tribune. Mr. Jenkins Is also western di rector for the National Itetail Lum ber Dealers' association and has selected Itert Thlerolf of this city as Htale chairman of the associa tion. H. M. Powell of Portland 1h associate stale chairman. There are 2ti county chairmen over the state. Mr. Jenkins was exceedingly well pleased with the city and vul ley, conditions here for this yrar, and was especially Interested In (he lumber industry and the build ing being done In and around Medford. D a Al Jolson First On the Vitaphone Bananas Larjrc Roldon, fancy fruit. ' 4- Lls. for ... 25c Seasonable Savings Pineapple Medium fancv, fresh fruit.. Each ... 25c Oranges Small fancy navels. t Dozen 49c All Orders for $5 or more deliverey in city FREE. Store' No. 433 MEDFORD JShaller orders 10 cents charge Phone 1176 The presentation of vitaphone and movie tone to tho patrons of Hunt's Craterlan theatre marks :mm one of the greatest achievemcnls m In the history of motion picture Q in Medford, nnd the greatest event in the history of the theatre. ;Q The vitaphone brings to our cityj a new era bf entertainment fin.j startling and amazing as was the I first motion picture witnessed j some 20 odd years ago.. Few peo- t" pie realize until they have seen wm nnd heard this marvel of the age Just what they have In store for them. Vou nr going to enjoy see ing and hearing the world's great est art tutu, wp them act, hear thorn speak, Nlng, nnd play. Tho first on the vitaphone pro gram at this theatre will be Al Jolson In "The Jazz Hlnger." A picture that follows unite cloudy the life of this world famous co median. Ordinarily when one thinks of Jolson they think of a happy black-face comedian that knows nothing but tun, but not until after you hove ween nnd heard him In thin great production heard thone mammy songs as hd plead thm from his very soul, you don't know the Al Jolnon whose bo tig you havt nJoyd both on Htpge and on record h. Fourteen years of Service, Progress and Steady Forward Growth! 14 years of Better Foods in Better Stores! In appreciation of your generous support which has made all this possible, enabling us to serve increased thousands each year, we ask you to join with us in celebrating our 14th Anniversary and participate in the Savings to be had in this unusual Sale. These Prices Are Effective Saturday, Monday Tuesday, May 19, 21, 22 Canned Goods Specials Corn Del Monte Tinv Kernel ACkn Can 17c 3 lor 17 U Peas Roval City Tinv, sueeulentt the finest and smallest size, peas packed Can 22c 3 for 65c Tomatoes Silverdale A Lil.il.iy prod ucli Larue cans OQ Pineapple Lilly's Crushed Mellow, golden ripe fruit in rich syrup. ACf Lfire cans 2 for"7 Del Monte Hot Sauce-Can Del Monte Catsup oo 5c Large hot tic Cheaper Than You Can Can Them! PEACHES Del .Monte Melhas or Lihhv's Luxe Hig luscious yellow halves' Large cans 3 for COFFEE-M. J. B.-l-Ib. can. . 53c De 65c 5akiiiL Baking Ingredients Powder Calumet 1 II). 28? 15a king Powder Roval 12-oz. can 43 Lard Pure Vou het it's Piest Purely in hulk . Vanilla Burnett's Pure 2 '-lb. can '..-ih. ran fresh! In 3 lbs. Vegetable CO 59c $1,29 53c 3 lbs. Certo Makes Ihe Jellv Jell 2 bottles c 2-oz. hot tie-'"' Snowdrift, 4-lb. can -91c 55C Jello -A" vo,- 25c a u a a a tt I! nil ill Starch Amaizo -Ulos 1-lb. pkgs- or lor Corn 25c Soap Crvstal White, OQ. 10 bars07" Pk33c Raisins Seedl ess riioinjison's 4-lb. Glasses "Water Thin bev eled edge, polygon shaped 57c tuniblei'.s 6 for 29 MALT Blue Ribbon Ask our salespeople for booklet containing over 200 tested recipes for cooking and bak- 3-lb. can OC RICE Fancy Blue Rose The most economical food' obtainable 4 lbs. SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES Noiseless! Large full count boxes . 29c 3 pkgs.' WESSON OIL Excellent for cooking and baking as well as for making mayonnaise Quart CanC FIG BARS Freshly baked with a generous fig filling , Pound 15f t SLICED BEEF- 2I-OZ, jars 3 lbs. Kellogg's Corn Flakes Kellogg's Bran Flakes - dozen for'-' C boxes 25?- Breakfast Foods 15c 12 bxs' 49c BEANS Van Heady to-servo 43 c i c Only Camp's, Just think! 25c for Post Bran Flakes Quaker Oats Pi Puffed Wheat- Puffed Rice- pugs. ikgs.25c 10c 27c 25c 15c Back 25c 3 pkgs, Ijarge pkg. 2 jikgs. Package Rolled Oats 9-lb. Kellogg's Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs. 12 '.-oz. size 1 package, P-oz. size, free. Tobaccos J oki I ively none sold to minors Prince Albert or Velvet Tuxedo Cigarettes Camels, Strike or Old Gold 2 Sunbrite Cleanser C Can OC Brooms 201h Century 6-Sew, strong, med iuni weight M a d e from very finest broom corn- ' QO-Onlv5,OC ,25c 10c Jjuckv Can Chesterfield, Jelly Beans .Tunibo Sugar woven, with g e n u i n e pure fruit centers lEr 2 lbs. Ghirardelli's Ground 30 c Chocolate-1-lb. ran 20th Century Coffee "A 14-year test has proven it the best" Roasted todav on your table tomorrow Pound 45 fljl Q O ' 0 round to your order for fineness Household Hints Clothes Lines Galvanized wire 50-ft. length Each' Household Lubricant Shell 1 Q Liquid Veneer 4-oz. bottle 23J 8-oz. bottle Polish Wright's Silver oo n 23c Ammonia- 28c ,45c S. 0. s. Cleanser Large package (G pads) 10c 17c Bluing Mrs-. Stewart V Bottle 19c n i n u u a a d u a a a a a a Bottle Clothes Pins Spring "America's Own rt 1Qr " Package containing 3 doz. y . Mop. Handles Copperhead Spring -.vl Q' pj Each Canned Sea Food. Clams Minced Halves Can 17: 99 Salmon Vista Fall pack Chinook QC n Halves ; : 2 eaiw.V . Sardines Booths Select Gem Q " .1 -pound cans ' 3 f or f 7t'v flj Sardines .Norwegiaif " North Star" about 20 fish packed in pure olive oil AQ 2 cans 25 4 cans 17 Shrimp Anft-riran Beauty No; 1 cans . 0 oz, net) 16 AH Kippered Snacks Nonvogian of herring " Flour 49-lb- sacks FISHER'S BLEND SPERRY'S OLYMPIC 3 for -Filet 2 cans 15c $2.19 $2.09 3jlQM DEODQDDDDDDDDDDDD a a