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Santford & Com
Santfordt Syatem
307-309 Eat Main St.
Saven You Money fjj
Free Delivery Service
Are you using Santf ords wonderful delivery service?
Buy your Meat and Groceries at Santfords next time
and have Santfords deliveryman bring them to your
home. No worry, no load to carry around with you
you will be surprised how much nicer it is Santfords
prices on the same merchandise is actually cheaper than
the ordinary stores who offer you no service.
Tillman Coffee A T
Fancy blend, vacuum packed. Pound JL J
M. J. B. Coffee AC
1-pound carton M. J. B. Jr. Each JL
Hills Coffee A C
1-pound Carton Hills Blue Can. Each JL J
Carnation Milk Q
4 tall cans J J
P. & G. Soap Q
10 large bars for J Jr
Opal Shortening "I A C
8-pound pail net. Each JL JL J
Kidney Beans T
2 largo cans Van Camp's Ami J
Jello c
3 large packages Am J
Washing Machine Soap A
large package White King Tt
Old Dutch Cleanser fG
Large cans. Each J V7
Fancy Crackers C f
5-pound box. fresh baked. Each . J J
Syrup : c
Full half-gallon Tea Garden J J
California Apricots " C
Large can ripe fruit. Each JL J
Knights Catsup C
Full pint bottle. Each Ami J
Pancake Flour Qk
10-pound sack Spcrry's. Each .Jr
Fancy Cheese f
Klamath Full Cream. Pound J
Prince Albert CQ
5 regular cans Tobacco J Jr
Velvet Tobacco T Q
5 large cans J Jr
Chesterfield Cigarettes C Q
5 large packages J Jr
Tuxedo Tobacco JO
5 large cans JL Jr
Santfords Market
Are you buying your meat at Sant fords New Market? Are you taking
advantage of Santfords wonderfully low prices? Order your meat
and groceries at the same time and use Santfords Free Delivery Ser
vice. You can phone your order to us and be sure you will get just
what you want, every piece of meat we sell is the best quality, fresh
and clean. If you are not pleased with our meats we will give you
back the price you paid How can you lose when you trade at Santfords?
Picnic Shoulders f
Small size, sugar cured. Pound Am J
Pure Lard 1 CT
Bring your pails. Pound JL J
Round Steak O Q
Young and tender. Pound Am" J?
Bacon Strips T
Fancy sugar cured. Pound .... Am' J
Sirloin Steak Q
Tender, juicq Steak. Pound Am Jr
Cascade Ham Q
Sugar cured, half or wholo. Pound Am -X
Young Rabbits J Q
Small size, fancy fryers. Pound Am J
Lean Bacon Qk
Dedium size, fancy. Pound Ami Jr
What Have You To Sell? 1
What ever you have to sell if it is first grade produce Santford "will
buy it and pay you cash. We have large quantities of all kind of
Poultry, Rabbits, Beef, Veal, Hogs, Lambs, Hideiall kinds of Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables Sell your best stuff to Santford And get the
best market price. , 0 .
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liu-mes and professional oin-
.Medfoid will Hold ,i nit
v iniiuing parly Ntor:d.y I'vni-
.ml
1MK 1,11 W;
ignee cirel; at the Mini- i
hum U-.niiw of i: aii Kiamis and
M r-. John While, neroi'dnm to
plan-, auuoumed at a nii'i ling tif ,
-i u'.ive ionn il at the homo 1
"f Mi's. Maude Chapman last night
Mr. lb-amos has promised the
uiifstv ill.- iitc of Ills huge swim.
1:1; pool.
M tubers
f tho club w ho iloire
iiUfiui the party should he at!
Ailrii mir Steward apparel shop
;:; 'i ii '-lin k .Muiitlay. Kvcryom 1
will ti- rxptn-tt'tl to Pliny plan.:
Nilvrr. ami bathitiu suit.
A i ihc intH'tiim last niht a iIimm-'
oiivtraiion (if l.r.nhy (liny fav ials
was iiwn l.y .Miss .Mac SluparM of;
Ni'U Voi k i.'ity, who has spent the j
w'"k in MtMifor.l tlisplayins Uh; !
fMUftli-s it! the I lea til l)r UK SHUT !
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LOCAL BIBLE CLASS:
Thu Wonion's I:il.h class of the
I'r.sl.yp-riau church cotilijilly in
vites all viiiicii, whether nieinlirrs
of the cljuich or not, to visit the
la-v Tho topic for Sunday is
"ii. Ihc Holy .spirit in connection
, tVith the study of the hook of Acts.
Sot ue of the pioslions to he coii-sitler-'il
ami answcrctl are:
Is the Holy Siiirit a person or
an influence?
When duos tin- Holy spirit coino
into our lives?
With Societe Brand Hard Candy
Try Societe Candy and you will enjoy its de
licious flavors and wholesome goodness. In
bulk or in jars.
FREE FOR A FEW DAYS-A Box of Fancy
Marshmallows with every fifty-cent jar of
Societe Hard Candy.
COLD MEATS FOR SUMMER LUNCHES
Boiled Ham, Chipped Beef, Ashland Special
Minced Ham
Experienced salesmen to serve you
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
The Jackson county health unit
will conduct a child-welfare clinic
for children under six years of
auc at the 1 Inward school next
Monday. July Hi, from 1 :;t0 to
4::tn in the afternoon, with Dr K.
I). lukeep, county health officer,
conduct ins the cxa m ilia t ions, as
sisted hy Miss A us ust a ( I lover,
county nurse. The health unit
will conduct a similar clinic at the
'anip Wit h us auto camp .Monday
afternoon. Jul lilt, for children of
that district. The unit hold a clinic
this afternoon at the I'.apllst
church for local children.
Hrevifaes
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Memher.s of the Mod ford Cra
ter (dub will hold it swimming
parly and picnic Monday evenlns,
July 1 , at the Jack Moirell ranch
near tinld Hill. Kvcryout' should
lie there ly 7 o'clock. Johnny
Kecd of Cold Hill will he the host
for the party.
Don't -miss these harsains. The
sroatost millinery wile of the sea
son starts Saturday. Hats to fll.TiO
Kultm at only I.Jix, $ i.mt
and 7!'c. Kiddie dais 7 .'.c. ."
firecn S. & II. tradins stamps siven
at this sale. Huy now; Ituy and
save money. Kmiuy I.ou Shop in
M. M. Stoic. 1 T."
Mrs. dene Thompson and two
sons will leave tomorrow morning
on n motor trip to (.'alilni ma, driv
im; through tho redwoods. They
will also spend several days nl
licddini; and Kureka.
Kree. n .'.0-ceiit buttle of Woud
hury'H Shamimo with each i-ront
bottle of Woodbury's Honey and
Almond Cream, a I ( 'Iovik Ii Us.
next to Klalto Theater. 1 Hi
(Jeorye Howard, one of the of
ficials at Diamond lake, spent
Thursday tinnsactliiK buslncHs in
Mcdiord.
Mr. and Mi:-". I:, I1'. Storm and
small child returned yesterday
evening from Diamond Inko where
they spi'iil a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole Andrews and
Mrs. Hud Maker and sop left hero
Thursday morning lu spend a few
days at Dead Indian Springs.
Women who care, wear the fam
ous (Jago hats. Our new felts arc
priced very modest at The
i la ml Jinx Shop ic, 2 i II Ka.st lith,
invlles your Inspection. 1 HJ
Charles St rant; b ft 'bin mornlriK
for a two weoks visit at Heat tie.
Mrs. Strang, who has boon tho
guest of her daughter and Moti-lii-law.
Mr. and Mis. Itidx-rt Holmes,
for several weeks, will ret urn to
Mod ford with her husband.
Don'i miss the marvelouH mil
linery bargains at the Jimmy I, on
Hal Shop in M. M. Store. 1 1 J
MfxM I I'hih arrived hero today
from San l-'raneiseo a spend hov
i ral days before Kolng to her honus
in i'orlland. She expected to vltdt
Modford friends.
MIsm Uonie AndrowH ranie horn
thin morning from iJcrkolcy, Calif.,
whore she has Just completed a
post-graduate course in tho Unl
veisity jfalifornla. Sho will be
In thin vt inity si vi tal ilays a tho
kiip-1 of relatives, hieludlm: lal and
Heorgo AmlK.wM. fjo r uncles, Kroin
htri MIsn Atidrow will go to her
homo at Slcseton, H. I).
Don't nitsu tho miirveloun niil
hn"iy bargains at tho J g in Ioi
Hat Shop In M. M. Store. II:!
Mr. and Mr. jHin"s SH-vchh.
Mi- Alma Lawrence and Mr. am)
Mis. Doran U'rn"r and small
daughter will go to Klamath Tails
tomorrow. They expe( t to visit
Cr.iier .ke heftire i f t n i nl nj- t
M'.-dfoid. .
H. E. MAR5H
Phone 252
GROCER
Phone 252
S. Atlyeh. Oriental rug man of
Portland, who spent several days
here this week tin nsa cling busi
ness", loft today for his headquar
ters, Dick Calder was hack on duty In
tho Federal building today, follow
ing his 1 ." days annual vacal ion,
much of which was spent by him
self and family on outings to Lake
o' the Woods and Crescent City and
other soacoast points.
Kree, a r.n-eont bottle of Wood
bury's Shampoo with each fdi-oent
liottle of Woodbury's Honey and
Almond Cream, at Clovig Drugs,
next to Hialto Theater. 1 I
The temperature, while much
cooler than Wednesday, which had
a maximum of Hi; and which drop
ped to a maximum of !' yesterday,
is still iuite warm, today starting
out with a minimum of Kair
weather ami imi much change in
temperature Is forecast for tonight
ami Saturday.
W. P. Weber. of the three
government engineers stationed at
Crater Lake national pa lit in con
nection with the big road and other
Improvement uih-r way t here,
wan a business visitor In this city
yesterday.
Kire AVcdncsdny ninht buiimd
over between ii.Ho and (I.lHHl acres
of brush, small limber and farm
land on Pogiif hill, midway be
tween Horubrook and Montaune.
according to a report received this
morning by Chief Hint Ihiugh
man. Two ranch homes were de
stroyed, three barns were burned,
and many thousands of tons of
hay were destroyed by tho bla.e.
Two horses and four head of cat
tle arc known to have perished In
the flames, and fear Is hold t hat
much other livestock on past uro
lands may have burned. Ashland
Tidings.
Don't miss (he marvelous mil
linery bargains at the lOinmy Lotl
Hat Shop In M. M. Store. U2
10. H. Hurd and H. C Slllinmii
were :i (JrantM Pass yesterday On
liuslness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. O. ('. Whltcomb
of I, os Angeles loft for the uoilh
last evening, a ft or spending two
days lu Modford.
J. K. Kerr, Copeo district man
ager, was it Ornnts Puss visitor In
thlM city today, having Just return
ed from (ilemlnle, w here ho w aw
ond duty during the big fire No
only the company office and ware
house won destroyed, but also tho
home and furniture, of the local
Copeo agent. (Joorgo Ojiinn, were
hlli'ifd. Kort tin lately Hit losses
are nearly covered by Insurance,
according to report.
Many local radio ont hushtsii will
turn III dials a round to station
KMKlJ at y p. m. loulifht to hoar
Hie American Lcglon'H Friday night
"radio frolic.' A big hour of fun
and musical entertainment has
been arranged by Chairman Karle
Davis and a rent program Is as
sured. Thin Is one of the lost I-c-Rlon
frolics to be given before the
M-df..i.1 convention
HERE ALL NEXT WEEK
Starts
Starts
MONDAY,
July 16
Rial to j!
MONDAY,
July 16
HULCE
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KNOWS ALL
W TtfT.T.S AT.T.
The Most Perfect of
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TOMORROW
RIALTO
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ONE DAY ONLY
Continuous 12:30 to 11 P. M.
A MASTERPIECE OF FICTION
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