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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1928)
PACE FOTTl RFEDFOTID MAIL TftnTUNE, MEDFORD, ' QftEfiON, PRTDAY, 1 JTTKR '13. 1928. ;' P 3E MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Price MANN'S Mbw Process and Just ac the nation forges -TwFIi, Ahead of All competition TMS oftjSfeilfrwith itsideah . rAHGIFr Give Dad a vanpw of progrm n retail J . .f food serviic. Our iitcm makes m A a, .a t k.' . II mssA i le on . . . low price s for pood foods v P I STARCH Argo Gloss Starch J OC - I'er )HiklV,'0 UK.; 3 pkurs. ... iJ Argo Cora Siiarch o C l"or iiai'kiiBD Jltc; 3 pkgs. . fcJ t CLBiANSEIiS Old Dutch , a raiiw 15c COFFEES Schilling Red Can . fin IVr kiiih1 OvC Piggly Wiggly Bulk . Coifee o e I'er imliiul t3 3 C Maxwell House Coffee 3-ikhiihI Clin $1,44 Bread Corn Beef 12-oz. I'liil 25c VAX (AMI'S Tomato Soup : ('mis 23c Sun Brite I IVr can '. - i Arm & Hammer fia 1 Soda I'er ii:U'kaRe Rex Lye IVr can , "Babo" (The new Cleaner) Per can ..; .. Pineapple ! 2 can buffet; hIm crushed, . Raisins 3 lllM. HectllfSH . , Toilet Paper a mils, loon shrew 5c 10c 10c 15c 25c 10 c 47c VAX CAMP'S Xidney Beans 2 Cutis 25c Jelly 6-iz. CjUimi 10c . SOAPS AND WASHING POWDERS Peets Granulated Soap IUIKC I.R., cai ll Crystal White Soap 10 bum P & G Naptha Soap 10 Iwn O-Cedar Oil Polish 60c size fur Citrus Soap 10 har Jell-X-Cell 1 'A piU'lilltfOH Jell Well 11 jiiirktiKOtf 37c 42c 39c 50c 35c 23c 25c Cookies IVr Jhizou 5c CAN VEGETABLES Tomatoes nr No. i!1. 2 inns Mx (These nrt wIccknI f ruin full ripe lomntmx iiihI Ihc flnvur ciiiuiot Im iM-nl) Iowa Corn No. 2'h, a cans E. Main Baked Beans No. :t cans Sweet Garden PeaS- IS cans 25c Help Yourself and Save Asparagus No. '1, tall cans, : 25c 25c 35c E. Main PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET Choice Fryers Choice Rabbits Fresh Side Pork l'er pound Short Ribs of Beef Pep pound 20c 15c Beef Roast -I'er i mivk t . Good Hams whole I'er pound . Owinc lu the Vln fhy eXrV-'lnvn el the Kite h' lociti the bane bull K'aine Sunday at th.u fair ground.- lieiw fen Klamath KuIIh ami Med ford will no i be ralleU until 3:1') o'clock. Thin will enable alt to attend both evenlH. The Klamath team Ih reported : be greatly Htrcnt;th iud, ami the local aggregation Ih the utrontr est of the tcenson. Cliff Ueut, .i now ly a-iuirel left-hander. Will occupy the pitching mound, und Ken Koble, university Hlar, wiil play Hliort. MamiKor Hull Ih endeavoring to huvo the University of Illinois team, en route to the Orient, ntop here for a couple of games with the Mr-rchaniH. hut hh yet nu Uff. inltc ptnn have been mad?. Fights Last Night I Fathers Day ".'."'. . . We are making a special showing of Fathers Day ties in the season's newest designs and colors. Priced at .r:r. 50c to $1.50 ( Ily the Associated Picks.) (Mllt'AfiO. Jack Ilei'K. 1-onon, defeated Kreddie Mueller, Buffalo, (Hi). Archie Bell, Brooklyn, out pointed Voting Nationalist a. Phil lpplncfl, (1U. Joey MedeJI, .Chi cago, won from Steve McDonald, Canada. (10). Karl -Muslin, Chi cago, defeated Milio Huimone, Kt. I.ouIh, (). FORT TIIOMAH. K Lon T.ove lace, Terre Haute, won from Hor ry K reindict. Cincinnati, (6). Uan ny Hud. Terre Haute, outpointed Jimmy Brown, Cincinnati. ( 6 ). Howard Mitchell. Cincinnati, de feated nay Vanllouk, Terre Haute, (10). 20c -Half or 27V2C Phone 1236 We Deliver i CIIICAdO. June IS. P) Jack Berg, who left KtiKland to neek Sammy Mamlcll'K light weight title, may get IiIh chance. In a 10 rmnd match, hilled aa an elimina tion match for an opponent for the champion. Berg decisively de feated Fred Mueller of Buffalo, t le won nine of the rounds nnd had the Buffalo lightweight on tin verge of a. knockout In the final I round. It marked hla fecund I American victory. I Promoter Jim Mullen wild he expects to xlgn Mtindell .soon for I a title match with Berg. v 1 Major League Leaders'1 4 Oilvln AVa-tcH Nu Tlmo , SUI'KKIOll. Wrh., Juno 15. (& Prealdent Coulldgo did !be frfirst finhlng of bin vacation today, Tinly a few hourn after he arrived , on hia Hpocial train from Wash ington. j Whtther the president uned S'onnH or nrtifielal bait Ih a mat- ter if conjecture, but he was kcen Btantling on the Himill bridge li'.Mling from Cedar Inland Indue. iinron8 the placid Brule, and he Meemed to bo Hltll fishing. Hui I wjih too far away for newspaper-' j men In observe the kind of bait, i , und the Information wuh nut forth coming from the Mecret nervlce ! men Hoarding the estate. "Thu.t'H Immulerlul," one of , them replied. The president hooii left tlr 1 bridge, however, and It Wiu b-n rued he had atked for worms. He wuk taken to Lake Nebaga nion, a few miles away, to try further IiIh luck at aiiKling. (By the Associated Press.) Including games of June 1-1: t National. Batting Calbighan, IiedH, .42n. : 1 ! u iih Button, ley, ( !ards, .'(2. Buns batted In Blnsunctte, Uob- 1ns, 5U. ' . UHy Uouthlt, Cards. l I . ' ; DmibleK Krisch, Cards. IS. 1 ' TrlpleM Walker. Beds. 8. Homers Hornshy, Braves. 13. Stolen bases Krisch. Cards. 14. Pitching Benton. (Bants, won 10, L"ht Amei'tc-aii. Batting Ooslliu Senators, .17. Buns Ituth, Yanks, (ill. ' ' I lltH Manush, Browns, "9. Uoubles Speaker. Athletics; Ma mish. Browns, 19. Triples l.az.cil. Yanks; lilce. Sen ators. 8. Homers Ituth. Yanks, Stolen bases Sweeney. Tigers, 1 0. Pitching Plpgrns, Ynnks. won 11, lust I. Krunk Bouthby or Prospect, whose eye was Injured this week by an exploding toy lorpendu, had to have his eye removed this after noon by Dr. J. j. Kmniens. Young Boothhy is n gmi physical rou' Ultion otherwise, and Is expected to tnnKO a rnphl recovery. Baseball Standings C Jinttea Jantzen Swimrriing Suits Boys' Suits $4.00; Youths' Suits $5.00 Men's Suits $6.00 We carry a complete assortment of colors and stj'Ics. .... Men's Broadcloth Shirts (Juarailteed fast colors, pre-shrunk neckbands in plain colors or fancy sti-iped patterns. A real $l.0 value. For Father's Day we are selling these shirts for 95c Boys' Cotton Swimming Suits 75 to $1.00 Boys' Wool Suits $1.50 to $4.00 Men's Cotton Suits . $1.00 Men's Wool Suits $3.50 to $6.00 Men's Dress Hose A fine mercerized lisle and silk hose in fancy colors, reg ular 7.")c values. Boys' Golf Knickers Made of the lightweight lin ens in plain and fancy pat terns. Ages 6 to 12. $1.95 Boys "Can't Bust "Em" Corduroy Longies $2.75 to $2.95 Boys' Bib Overalls Age A to 8 $1.00 Ages 8 to 1(5 $1.25 Men's "Can't Bust 'Em" Corduroy Pants $4.50 Men's Dress Straw Hats Ycddos and plain sailor straws with plain or fancy band. $1.50 to $4.50 Genuine Panamas, Pedal inas and Milan Straws $3.50 to $7.00. Men's Athletic Union Suits Made of genuine broadcloth materials. Full cut and roomy. Regular $1.50 value. $1.00 50c Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486-487 Medford, Oregon The House of Kuppenheimer Quality Clothes RuBiM-M Hin-nMliy, inaniiKiM of the ' field." DraveH, today was ordered sus- ' The suspension was announced l.umlX'i- Itiislness Iletu-r. j from 8liS mill to the National XHW YOltlv. .Illne IT. lPl The 1 T ... t .,r.,.., .. pemled for five days - for lnoXe,.s.. I,y John .X Heydler. president of nlllo,. a.,Mt.y showed further indicallnB larger averaue new busl ahly had conduet on the hall the National league. Improvement nt weekt r. pnrt. ess , Aiiit'rU'jtii. iFi ' 111 ll New "ork ... I'hiludelnhla HI. Louis , Cleveland ... I Wa hiiiKton i Detroit Itoston Chieauo W. . I .' . HI . 2H Drug Savings at J ARM IN & WOODS SATURDAY XUnnAUiftSn Faclal 250 1 All tor woodoury s srr r: $i.oo Coty Talcum, $1.00 with jar of Coty Creme FREE Tre-Jur Summer Special Talcum, 25c; Compact, 50c; Face Powder, 50c All for 69c Coty Soap Paris odor less than half price 12 cakes $2.96 2y2 lb. Bar Imported Castile Soap, per bar 59c Djer Kiss Face Powder 60c; $1.00 Djer Kiss Perfume FtEB MEDFORD'S OWL DRUG STORE Free Delivery Phone C6 Medford, Ore National. L. Ill 111 I'll 'JK rs 33 flnelumiti .tc Kt. Louis 31 New York Chieavo 31 Itrooklyn I'lttshmh 25 lioston is Philadelphia 1 I V. 1.. I'et. .HON .112 7 .iifl!l .153 .439 .4011 .383 .377 l'et. .02 I .018 .5til) .04.-1 .T.28 .472 ..ItiO .231 ltotters llonohv .sitpeniliMl Ni:V 1'OliK. .lone 15iJii J Chai'K-.'d with responslhllity for the noille llirowlPK that marked yes terdays name between the Knives nod St. Louis Cards at It.wr.... BASE BALL Klamath Falls v4. Mftlfcrd 3:10, at Fair Grounds SUNDAY , JUNE 17 We Take- Pleasure In announcing to our Southern Oregon friends our selection as dealers for GORHAM SILVERWARE' We especially call your attention to our attractive dis plays of Gorhain silverware featuring FAHJFAX and Ciorham's very newest pattern, ONDKUKLLA. In (Jorliam PLATKL) I'ATTEWNS We are sliowin". WASHINGTON JJi-VINO and VANITY FAIR pa terns that are distinctive and different at verv moder ate prices. We cordially invite you to call and sec our silverware displays, whether vou are planning to buy now or not. A Word to Mrs. Reddy's Old Patrons Wp nn kIhiI tii announce that wo handle, all silverware patterns formerly offered by Mrs. Redely and shall endeavor to nf. for her old iwlrons the samo fine cour teous sen-Ire and help in selecting silver she Rave (hem. JEWELERS MEDFORD, ORE. J e
