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Before Leaving Town Stock Up
Your camping trip or picnic will be more enjoyable if you have our
good supplies along. Canned foods will keep. Be sure you get what
you want by taking it along. Expert help at our store.
Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, June 23-25
25c
LIBBY'S MILK Tall Cans
(Limit ) '
PALMOLIVE SOAP
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS All varieties i
' 3 cans.'
s ri-25c.
N 3,,23c
COCOA lookers' Just received a shipment of this genuine
Dutch Cocoa ';-lb. tin 28 KKn
Pound tin001'
RAISINS Seedless Thompson's OC
4.1 h i,,lirOuC
4-lb. eanC
Quart canv
TUNA "White Star fancy Creamed Tuna fish served on toast
is an appetizing dish Halves Can 23 45 C
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BEANS Van Camp's .Medium size
o cans
RINSO oop
Large package
LIBBY'S DEVILED MEAT J, 's can 5 ' OQ
" - Xt 6 t'or'I7C
CORN BEEF HASH It's great It's different!
Just heat and eat 20-oz. cans 30
SNOWDRIFT Purely vegetable
WESSON OIL
25c
2 lor 59 C
3 ll.w. S3 C
3 ii. 53 c
CERTO Nature's own ingredient for making the Jellv QO
.it'll . 3 Mtl'esOOC
HONEY Pure strained packed in genuine -Mason . CO-
SHORTENING Pest vegetablein bulk
LARD Pure, fresh Iv rendered in luilk-
Quart'
3 lbs
Pound
28c
29 c
25c
Jars pint 37-
BEANS Red Mexican No. 1 Calil'ornians
CHEESE Full Cream Aged just right
JELLO Any and all flavors .
3 pkgs.'
BROOMS L'Oth Century sew Strong and durable, yet of
medium weight Made from the very finest broonlcorn QQa
Exceptional value at OC
. FLOUR Fisher's Blend ' $0 1 Q
49-11). sack .IO
FIG BARS With a generous fig filling OQ
2 pounds
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 6 Lars 25- iQ r
; . ; r. . 12 bars lV
2f)th Century Coffee Puts everybody -in a-good-humor every
morning Roasted todav cm vour.tahle tomorrow (1 I O
1'ound 48 " 3 lbs. v 1 i
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
GREEN PEAS Extra fancy Telephone variety 29 C
GREEN PEPPERS very fine
BANANAS 1 ipe yellow fruit
RADISHES Pound, red, crisp
RIPE TOMATOES Fine .rpiality-
3 poundh
Pound
3 pound:
3 .bunches
Pound
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Althti Mayor Alenderret. I'mm
l ilinun A. lluhhaitl. CouihHiiu-ii
It, IS. i In mum ml ami A. J. frost
arc still away from the liy. and
there was only a quorum present
at the council meeting last Tues
day niKht. due to the fm-t that City
Attorney John II, fnrkin hud re
turned home nnd the fact that
t'oum-tlman HuMcml, vice mayor
had lelemaphed his resiKilulioti hh
vice mayor, from the euft, the elty
council at its adjourned meet inn
last niKht was aide to transact
husiness legally, hy electing one of
the quorum, K. II. Janncy. as vice
mayor.
llecause of (he nhseni'e of Mayor
Alenderfer and Vice Mayor Huh
h:ird. who is on a several months
vacation jaunt in the east, and who
hy law officiates ns mayor and
chairman of the council whenever
the mayor is uway. it was neces
sary, in order to have the council's
transactions IckuI, to appoint an
other councilman to serve ns vice
mayor until Mr. lluhlmrd's return.
Therefore the city officials locat
ed Mr. Huhhard In the east hy
telegraph, apprised him of the sit
uation, and asked hint to resign as
vice mayor, which resignation he
wired yesterday. When he returns
home Mr. Janney will at once re
sign us vice mayor nnd Mr. Hub
hard will be re-elected to the
position.
The council session last night
was u long one, and in addition to
passing is or 2U separate ordi
nances, fixing assessments for nil
the new Mver work done on us
many streets the past year, other
ordinances declaring Intention of
paving u number of streets, and
dissiou of the zoning problems of
the city, and other mutters. It Whn
decided to have I'ity Attorney
(,'urkin uppear in the city of Huse
burg test suit case, thul has been
brought in circuit court, to test the
right to sell Hoseburg bonds for
airport development, us an assis
tant representing Med ford. In order
to expedite the test case as fast as
possible. This test case .affects
all cities, which liave voted or
will vote bonds tor airport im
provements. 1 11 case u decision In supreme
court on this test case is not reach
ed In time for the city of Medford
to vote on its proposed J 1 1 it.oou
bond issue for airport develop
ment, by September, the council
has decided to hold a special elec
tion the first week of that month
on the question of Issuing u
$75,0U0 bond Issue for street und
paving Improvements, und repairs.
The declaration of intent to pave
ordinances passed last night. In
cludes new paving for the follow
ing streets: North Holly to Kast
.lackson street: Almond street from
Main to Kast Ninth: Tripp from
Main to Kast Ninth; Portland from
M a in to Hear t'reek Park ; West
Klevenlh to Dakota; Arcadia from
l'Yu liquet to In Spencer: Spencer,
from Kuds In Mayette.
Ordinances were also passed de
claring Intent to gravel Holly street
from Oak street In, the west line
of the high school athletic field,
ami Glen Oak court from Kast
Main street to Onkwood drive.
1
r ' Tv entv-l l e llinusjf nd dis.tbb d
.vetiiiins (if I he 1-ile World War.
t-l, ("U orphans ami runtli tlmu-
builds of little children who belong
in, the families of ex-service men
iare tl the care of the Legion and
Auxiliary. When the four million
or more of returning ex-service
men came back to the I'niteil
I Slates, their places were no longer
i open, their objectives were ' gone,
j So w hat did happen? The best
Ispirii of the American KxpedUlon
1 ary force and our I. titled Stales
at my loi iued that w idely Known
organization of , veterans, the
American Legion.
All through the first decade of
our reconstruction period this or
ganization has done all in Us
power to preserve and maintain
the highest ideals of Americanism.
Not a militaristic body, but still
not asking for peace at any price
und profiting by the ever present
sacrificial results of luck of pre
paredness, the American Legion Is
asking for adequate legislation to
prevent any such things ns w ere
possible before.
June I'iith at the Armory will lie
the business meeting when appli
cations for new members will he
presented. Wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters, of legionnaires are
cordially invited to come und unito
In this worthy service for iic boys
ami their comrades.
Mrs. i'Yank Waite, chairman of
the child -welfare committee, asks
that any clothing which has been
outgrown but is still in good con
dition be donated for a box to be
sent to the children of the disabled
veterans in 1 lospital 77 In Tort
land. Mrs. Wm. Otfutt. Mrs.
Kotaml Smith or Mrs. Lyle Thur
inan will tall for uny imcknges on
receipt of a call by phone. Auxil
iary members can bring bundles to
the meeting ut the Armory, Mon
day night, June 2;dh, as the com
mittee, plans to puck the box Tuesday.
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FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
Per Load .
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central . '
Reichstein Tel. 631 Deuel
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Leaving here yesterday morninc
in two ears, the T. J. Hampson
family started out on a two
months' vacation trip which w HI
include rfnch interesting places us
Yellowstone national park. They
expect to spend most of the time
in Colorado where they lived lie
fore coming here two yearn ago.
A large radio audience Is prom
ised for the American Legion frolic
which goes on the ulr tonight from
f to I'l p, m. Some clever enter
tainment features have been ar
ranged by Hut Legion radio com
mittee In chaiL'e of Chairman Karl
Davis and a real progiam is ex
pected. 4
I'ortlaml I toy lit ict Ca-sh
l'OKTLAND. Ore.. June 22.
M'l The Portland Telegram fays
today that one of the Cortland
hoys who gave information lead
ing to the rapture of WillUm
Kdwnrd llli-knimi. nnd who Is one
of 0 rial man Is for reward, had
signed u waiver received Irom Lm
1 Angele agreeing not to demand
a larger share of the money than
the amount aligned him by thi
reward committee...
liert nnlfH of Koseburg, well
known in this city, nnrtieuHrly
I American Legion circles, is tho
I storm center of a rumpus In his
own home town, according to the
'following Item from the Hoseburg
News-Review, of which Hates is
I part owner:
"Carrying out his threat
I that he would arrest liert
! Hates if tho News-Hevlew
"razzed" him for his hot
headed actions at the city hull
following the raid of the prl
' vate limne of Fred Schwartz.
Chief of l'ollec Vaughn has
I issued a complaint charging
the newspaper man with the
I crime of resisting an officer.
' Ttie complaint alleges that the
reporter resisted him while he
was attempting to place him
j In jail. The "throwing in Jull"
I proei'HH following an attack
1 by the officer on the person of
Mr. Hates, who fought Vaughn
off as he leaped across the
table and uttcmptod to choke
him. The officer when he
made thefattack, said nothing
about placing the reporter in
jail hut was merely angry be
cause he had been crossed fur
his action In invading the pri
vate domicile of u peacetUdc
citizen."
SAYS C. E. GATES:
An enthusiastic delegation from '
Williams creek attended the open t
forum meeting nf the Realty board
today noon, the question of a road
from that point to Oregon Caves
being discussed.
. -l.iressing the sentiment that it
isiuW' time to start fighting again
,fo'i the Hti;lp of .'road ten. miles In
.lemflh whlrTi 'TOIl' benefit hid only
Mrjdfm d but nil of southern Ore
gon, It. V. Lew man, of the Wll-
) liams district said, "li s
squeaky heel that gets
grease."
At present it letter being
from Williams to Medford
o around through C.rants I'ass be
tf'i'tf, reaching here, one of the men
said in stressing the Importance of
the new road as a time and money
snvei . -
The cooperation of (he local
realtors was pledged and a com
mittee will be appointed In the
nejir l'ut ore hi perfect plans. "The
hegon Caves road Is hound to
come, and jus) as every road In
Oregon leads to Portland, so does
every road in southern Oregon lead
to Med fonl. This being t he case
the proposed road wo 11 it) benefit
all of the neighboring towns,' C. 10.
Cates saitl.
Among the guests present at the
meeting were R. K. Lew man. W. C. I
l-'ixley, (ieoige Spartan and (Jeorge
I'l.; Ids, all of Williams creek;
Hany Floyd. Holland; O. W. Cod
w a rd and A. T. Norris, Jackson
ville: Victor Hursell, W. II. (Jure.
Ted linker and C. 10. dales, local
men Interested in the project.
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KMED
Mull Trlliuno-Vlreln RMIInn
Obituary
j t'KoSRY .1 oti n t 'rosby passed
away In lOugene, Oregon, June 'lb,
MirjH, aged 4H years. Mr. Crosby
I was a native son having been horn
'in Talent hi 1 s 7 S. making his home
thi' re until his death,
I le is survived by his mot her,
.Mrs. Margaret Crosby, three sisters
1 and one brother; Mrs. Wen rile
j Net hei land of California; Mrs.
j Nettle Smith, Helliughum. Wash,;
j.Mrs. Jeila Fox und William Crosby
i of Talent, Oregon.
I The body will be transferred to
'Medford hy rail, arriving here Sat
urday In care of the I'erl Funerul
Home. Nolle of service Inter.
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Friday, June 22
P. M.
S to !I-Reully Hoard.
9 to 10 American Legion
Frolic. . .
11 to 12 HiintH (.'niterluii
Theatre.
Saturday, June 23
A. M .
10 to 11 People's Klectrlc.
11 to 12 Iteebe & Kindle.
P. M.
12:30 lo 1 Witham Music
House.
C:l"i News and Market Ho
ports hy the Medford Mail
Ordinary g
---rat
f in i -if -r-stuw -c3iir-s
Usually food passes from producer or manufac
turer to the broker, from broker to wholesaler,
wholesaler toTetatler, retailer toconsumer. Kach
of these operations involves investment, labor,
warehouse and storage facilities, wastage nnd
spoilagea tremendous t?x upon the family
budget. Tlits roundabout, expensive method of
distribution is no longer necessary.
Py going direct to the producer or manufacturer
and transporting car-lot shipments, in one move
merit, from the point of production to the point
of consumption, Safeway Stores have eliminated
many of these needless handlings and profits.
When you buy your fwida at Safeway Stores,
you pay but a small profit Thir i what we
mean by our s!ogan"Distribuiion Without Waste.
Some Direct Savings for You
Swift's
Premium
Bacon
.Nothing I'iiicr. A
summer neat.
Lb. 40 c
Upton's Tea
Orange I'ekoe Clack
Pound 89 c
Half pound 49 c
Baking Powder
Schilling's Best Cream of Tartar
base makes for better baking
qualities.
1 -Lb Tin 39 C
2y2 Lbs -.7 C
Tuna Flakes
Mission Tuna is line
for salads, etc.
2 Cans 29c
Maximum Peas
Something fine in a
small sweet pea.
5 Cans . 55c
Fruit Jars
Ball Mason or Kerr Reg. Self Sealing
Pints ...66 Qts 79 "A (ial .l.OT"'
, Economy, Ball Ideal or Kerr Wide, Mouth '.
Pints ....93 Qts $1.13 V lal ..$1.53
Rubbers, ;t dss. 2J,-,i'wiivrty it'm, dfc,-25p-4
Amaizo Oil
Cooking or Salads
Pints 27c
45c
Quarts
Jello
The quick summer dessert. All
flavors. '
4 Pkgs
Big K
Flour
The C ooki n g
School Favorite.
Makes tho finest
bread you ever
a to. Convince
yourself by try"
ing it.
49 Lbs.
$2,08
BIO .
Bananas
Fancy Largo Wipe
4 ibs. 25c
33 c
Seasonable Savings
Lettuce Watermelons
White Hard Heads Sweet, l?ipe,' Fresh
Each 5C Lb. 3lc
All Orders for $5 or moro delivered in cit y FREE. Smaller orders 10 cents charge
Store No. 433 , MEDFORD Phone 1176
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RF.SUT.TI
C'Uut-lfleU advertising gets results
Horn to Mr. unl Mm, Itji.vniond
T. Hhm Iron a 7 3-4-mjiiiw1 hoy.
I ti hit rri Itrld'K, 'J hutKclfiy. .luiw
21. hi the I'tirw kr .MaliTnily
('iiiiicntiimii sIiihum Mm-iulum
Snnip fliu mcivh'H nf tho riniHh
of th J ml la n marathon were
n'-cu roil yt'Mtcnlny fur Ihc Cnpt'"
nc wm reel by II. Htittnlcy. Incnl
('iimcnimiin. KlyliiK Cliuid whm
"Kh(t" In varldiiH Hlntif ut Hie
finish um ho c(iinpl'li'(l the hint Tew
nillcH uf t In- 4x'! mil" mill ut hfiti,
Mr. Hroinlcy luivlni; left hern early
yexi'M-'luy mornltiK xti'l havhif?
pune iut the Ilcdwood lilttlnvay 1n
tnct th wlnii'T. Oniric Komi clow
u(m (if Klyliiu t'ldU'l n In rcc-lvtl
IUh S"i00) prize and other Intei-en.-inir
hot were taken fur early n
lcaie heio hy the fijpeu HdvertlnlnK
drpHrtninfit.
Hromley iiImh nei-ured imnie (tnuil
plrtureN of Mellka. the hk'1 Zunl
un the )MKt lap uf the Ikiik K''iinl.
af uinpHnled y h tralneiK play
lti(t ? mouth nrif.in and nlnxlnK tu
k'i'ft up the old I nd hi n'ft Hpli tt.-
( iM'o Kinployi'rf I'lnilo ,
Mt-nilH-iH uf the ( 'upcu Korum
and thi-lr ftinillit'H will leave h-re
tuniorruw nuuii fur I'rospcct where
they wllt.huld their iinnunl Idcuiw.
The fliMt order nf bunliie.-4H W.tll he
the picnic lnn h tu he fullmv-d hy
a P'ppy program f i. nthletle
events. In addlllun tu lite UfJUnt
raeen and other eventM I hyn;()il
In- Home nnvM-1 hLiiiiIh pi
the'' cuniniltteo In
aft'-rnuun pruKiam
eluded with a ImII Kanie njid in thr
evetilns there will he putlier
"feed" and a bltf dunce , lU Jtie
I'rn.speet Kynniawium. A Irijt ((Ver
the new 1'ioMpeel Sit. 2 plant will
he nni uf the leudlllK at truet Innr4
nf the day. Thin plunl 1m ennceded
td he the la (pent hvU ro-elei;t rle
power, Ht-utlnii in tho Htato of Oro I
K"ti and Ik a houico of nieat Inter- j
est tu all- tourlMls and vlhltoiH who
pasH It (in the way to Crater Lake, i
nlH ihvrfJU
a pi i tn-U' hy
alHipd. Thu
will the con
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FILMS .
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West Side
Pharmacy. .
"The Rexall Store'
Dance
SAT.NITE
, -. ' with
George
McMURPHEY
and His
Columbia
Recording
Kollege Knights
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Gentlemen $1.10
Ladies 25o
Kodak Film
Developing
HIM
Pr? tiling
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wmth l.cneui' iiim on Little river, ,
.Fast Mail Order
'Service
SWEM'S;
EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS
Maater Photo Finishers
217 E. Main St. . Medfon