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"Ti HOUSE ON WHEELS LEGION BADGES'
STOPS HERE FOR A FOR CONVENTION
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Athletic Appetites Demand Plenty
To win the race of life, food is the first need. Youngsters with
athletic appetites, sharpened by hard play, will appreciate
plenty of good food. The 20th Century is a Pioneer in special
izing on Better Foods at more reasonable prices.
Features Saturday and Monday, July 21 and 23
VAN CAMP'S BEANS Tin" lK-c.z. tins-
"l-287 55c
b lor''
KELLOGGr'S ALL BRAN
DEL MONTE CATSUP
Larue jik;
19c
22c
'Milki
QUAKER OATS
PEETS GRANULATED SOAP
Lnrnc Hurtle
growing; children strong" )7 C
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 6 I m is 25e-
Ijiirgc ikg.
10 liars
m
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MAZOLA OIL Thci
.Mayonnaise
LARD Pn re, I'rosli-
12 bars
( non:y in making your own
Quart can
hi l.ulk-
SHORTENING - I Jest vegetable In hulk
CORN BEEF Lihhv's
i(iinuh
3 poiiniU
MACARONI 1
makes a splendii
resli curve cut
1 meat substitute
No. 1 cans (1:2 .. net)
-linked -Macaroni and
63
CERTO "Simiilil'ies .iain making"
TUNA White Star Fancy Quarter
American 1 leant v bates
3 iouiuh
3 bottles
SHRIMP
cans. 17;
CLAMS Minced lfl'iS ia.-k Let
lunch todav! Halves can 15
pnek-
liave
35c
65c
49c
49 c
53c
53c
27 c
cheese
25c
79c
27c
49 c
for
PINEAPPLE Del Monle Sli.-ei
RAISINS Seedless Tlioini.sons
MILK Lild.y's 3 cans 28
BROOMS liOth (Vnliiry i sew,
lvceil ional value
CRABMEAT Sakhalin Fancv
Halves
FLOUR Olympic, -W-lh. sack
-Larj
;e .cans,
No 1.
O 1(11
scalloped clains
'3f(,44c
27?- CQ.
2 for''-4-lh.
basSc
6 lor 55C
strong yet of inedium weight.
98c
Japan. !)0r; leg
Can
$2.10
Fisher's I'.lend
Onlv
meat. Q Q
$2.18
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
a
There's satisfaction in a cup of good Coffee 120tli Century is as
good as 1 lie best Roasted everv dav, t V 0
it 's always fresh pound 48 3 lbs. P 1
Fruits and Vegetables
GREEN PEAS Tender, succulent OC
2 pounds5 9
DRY ONIONS Sweet Walla Wallas Lat like an apple 1 C r
4 lu.unds A3C
CELERY Tender, crisp o j- ,
2 liiuiclies'5C.
WATERMELONS Wonderful Klondvkes Everv Q
melon "iiaranteed 1) i Jv
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l.ii.-kinit nly : doorbell and
bathroom, it nifty bungalow on four
heels traveled through Medford
yesterday. 1'rom the inline plate
on windshield to the radio out
fit Mini invisible kitehen. the etiip- ;
lip-lit was ultra-modern.
A fiitnlly of four. Mr. nnd Mrs.
O. I 1 linhertsnn ami wo sons.
Hubert ;iml Maurice of Valley Cliy.
N. 1 .. occupied the liouse. Si nee
June ii the parly has driven 4i41! '
mile.
Mr. Kmherison is president f
l ho Chevrolet agency in Valley City.
I'l.ins for the i;iMHi-)i,und ear were
designed and const met ion work
personally supervised hy hint.
Complete with furnishings, the
house, on a Chevrolet truck chassis
with tliree-fnot extension in length
cost Xl'iMHI.
The interior of the affair was t
bright and cheery. A eolor scheme
of gray, blue and orange wnn ear- ,
tied out in the eretonne covering
on the seats, which, hy the way,
were movable; the folding table,
eamp Move and bedspreads on
double deckers at the rear. Kour
ceiling lights furnish plenty of Il
lumination at night. Windows with .
ruffled orange ami white curtains
added to the homelike atmosphere. ;
i Two fire extinguishers were ear- 1
rfed by the travelers, who said they j
h. id never used iheni or had an i
accident of any kind on the long 1
; t iit. , ;
liver the Pdack Hills, through . "
Denver. Colo.: Salt Lake City. tr. t.;. u. Torter. Ihmuh
I tah: I.os Angeles. Long Iteuch tutlorncy. l'orter .!. Neff. this after
and San Kianclseo, Tnl., to t H'cgon , mmn nicd his answer to the dam
'for a glimpse of t "rater lako. thellt;,. f . Sunders of Made
tourists had a wonderiul time.
"We had a lot of fun going ovei
the Independence puss in loor;ido
At an elevation of L'.O'.lfp feet, sill'
lUdces for the Medford l.ecion
post members ntt- now on hand
and should he called fd at ihe
Chaniher of ('oinnieree b-Jil'lin
-oon as possible.
hi-triei ebaininonbip cups won
last year by various American I.e.
irion posts are bet-inninu to arrivi'
at the I'haml'er of i i 'ointneree
h a.biuariers in preparation for the
Aif-u-t convention contest for
membership.
The l-'ra uk .1 . SiaMniaeher iro
phy. donated by the Albany officer,
and aw a i'.b d last year at ihe I .a
I'.r.lllde c O 1 V e 11 l i O l to Cottage
lll'i'Ve. was received here yester
day. Another silver cup was won
l.i-l year by the linbler. Ore., dis
irict, and gien by lluuh Urady.
chairman of the IUL'7 iii'etiiii; at
l.aCrande. and Otis Palmer, si aw
di t rii' i committee member, has
brt-n ad. I. ! to the collection ill the
1'oniniei
Watcl
lino the
Many wlio use the budget system for finajie
inj; the liume have, declared it the most sat-i-lai
tory plan. These same people have told
us repeatedly that utter they bepan bu)ing
their food at Safeway Store, the budget
wan easier to balance. Use the budget plan
and try buying all your foods at Sufeirar
Stores and Markets for a month and see
how much vou have left.
mKm
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window.
Some Assistance For the Budget
Jell Well
FATAL AUTO CRASH
his
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; rounded by drifts of snow as highly 4 last.
'a I., for n;!u,mhi da mages for ;
bath of his wife and injuries
If in an auto accident in Ma- i
mm y. t'alilornia. on April
;nr1e, II
us iiick
Pkgs.
iivoi's. A
ilessert.
.leli-
20c
Milk
; imr house, the four of us had to
shovel for over an hour before we
could drive l h rough the road in
t one place, the nmt her. who a p-
leared lo he the head of party,
tiit.
Ouiinj; the few hours thai the
Kmbertsons were in the city yes
terday they located "several former
t Valley t.'ity residents, including Mr.
j and M rs. S. M . I'leven and t he
Q Casper Winkler family. They left
nihere last evening for I'ralor lake
j and expected lo drive thru I'ort
fland. Ore., on to Washlniiton h
W9 i fore returning home.
unders
4 .v I r. nnn for
and Sir..finii
" M axitniim ' ( nnnetl M ilk
A siiMM'ior proilip'l.
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Its ihe main J
1, bin chai es f3
s dlrecily due , f
liegtc,eiiec on (5
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o
ihe death of bis wlf
for injuries In pelf.
The answer admit:
facts of the complaint
that the accident was
to i-arclrssticss and lie
the part of Sanders, alleging that
he "drove his Kmil coupe upon the
intersection of the highway, mak
ing a collision una voidable."
Dr. l'orter also sets forth in his
inswer that his automobile was
visible al all times, and "due cau
tion was not exercised by said San
ders." The accident occurred about il
o'clock on th- morning of April '24
on the l'achecho Pass highway.
Mrs. Sanders was killed as a result i
of the crash and Sanders Injured.
Mrs. l'orter of ihis city was also
severely hurt and was brought
unci: lit her home til this cilv bv .
iinloilaiice. ( I
Cans ...
Mill; is : 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 - i 1 1
Butter
43c
Hest (Trunin
teed fresh.
i 1 1ll I'll II-
COUPLE HH FOR
LOOK OVER VALLEY CATT T0 ASSIST
2 Lbs 95c
Potato Chips
Fruit Jars
Bnll Mason or Kerr Self
Sealing Regular
Pints 66C
Quarts 79 C
V2 Gal... $1.07
Economy . Ideal (Glass,
Tops) Kerr Wide Mouth
92c
$1,12
$1.52
Pints ...
Quarts
14 Gal..
Jar Rubbers, 4 doz 25
Ball, Kerr, ..regular in
Economy Caps, l dz -f)
Jelly Glasses, 1 do.. iOf1
liny them here I'm' real
eiMiiinniv.
Baking Powder
Calumet K nnical.
1 Lb 24c
2 - Lb 50 c
Extracts
linns I'nre, nil fln-
2 -0Z.
4-oz.
29c
53c
-i
mini' sie, crisp imil
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226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. Phones 380 and 507
l&a 9 EH D DO
Mr. and M rs. I. I.owman of
1 Cleveland. Ohio-, arrived at Central
; Point last Tuesday for a visit of
about a month with Mr. and Mrs.
eorge Wallace of thai city, having
made the trip across the country
in II days in their I lupuiohile.
The women are sisters.
Mr. l-owniiin. who was In Mod-
1 ford yesterday with M r. Wallace.
1 sayn they were wonderfully im-
pressed with the scenery along the
1 Kedwood highway when they
1 passed over It en route to Central
Point, and ahouf the stretch be-
1 IHireku anil Crescent Clly
U where new const ruction Is under
way. and which for some time past
Q'has heeti eondemned hy many ino
j tnrlsts," says that 'It was not so bad
Q 1 when they came over It. nor dan
, geroiws, ami that at no lime did
D'they encounter nuirh difficulty, hut
that at one part of the si retch
where construct ion work Is under
13 w"' again, as he was told that It
Ihad not ruined there for two weeks,
it was slow and rough going.
I Mr. and Mrs. l.nwtnnn on their
Hj return trip home will visit Yellow
stone.nutlonal park. However. Mr.
M uiid Mrs. Wallace hope that they
iwill become so enamored of the
O' Hogue Itiver valley that they will
( not w;int to l et urn to Cleveland.
Inasmuch as (hey already are fa
ivorably impri'ssed with the valley
!from the short time they have been
Q here ahd will see nil the places of
. . Interest hereabouts before leaving,
Q that hope may possibly become
(true.
For
23 c
Free Deal
I imcI;iihc Cnrn Flukes
1 paiknu'e I'ep
1 iku Shreilded Vh"n1
lliscnils, till fur.... 35c
1 package Kullovstr Hiei;
Ki ispics FREE.
Post Bran
ljealthl'iil slimmer cerenl.
lii'S-'iilar size inekiitri.
3 pkgs 32 c
P & G Soap
White Xaptha is fine 'I'ni'
nil liinndi'v work.
13
Bars
50c
Lester I. Cutt of the American
Flag and Decorating company, who
is also photographic representa
tive of Ihe Oregon .Journal. Is now
in Medfnrd in the capacity
orator for the American
convention here early in August
of dec- ' 1
Legion 1
August, j 15
i 1 . 1111 111111 r. r. i.unj 01
of the American I'lag and Deco
rating company, will be ivinem-
he red hy .Medford people as the
Sherwond buys 10(10 loads of Oregon leads all American stnts
gravel fo- city tstieets. 1 in low rale of infantmortlity.
The Dalles anrleot growers close l-aOrande building permits for
,.) fib' of Tom top. ' Mlx months reach -l :ft.f'7.
j Star Meat Market
! SATURDAY SPECIALS
t
X Choice Chickens, and EabbiU
('In. i.-e I'.eef Pot Roast, per pound ...... ......SO
All hoiee I'.eef Steak, per pcund 3W
J l'eef slmrt K'ibs. ier pound 15c
Hams ball' or whole, pxT pound .?. 28
IIiiim.' Cured l'ai-on. per pound COt
Home K'cndereil Lard, per jionnd 16
I Free Delivery ( Phone 273
PETE STROFF'S PAL
WELCH FISHING
LODGE STARTED
Construction work on n ? 1 o.ofin
fishing lodge, located about i 't
miles from Medford on Itogue riv
er, formerly the V. I',. Dodge place,
was started this week by Kliner
chtlder. contractor and builder.
TIip elaborate butliling Mill be
,7k by :M feet ill size and Is to be
equipped with all modern eonven-
. itnee, Inchnling four bathrooms.
Andrew Welch, owner of the lodge,
is ti San Kronrineo, Cul.. capitahnt.
Tour hundreil acres make up the!
ehtate, which .Mr. W ehh recently
bought through the I umy I
real estate ugeney.
In order that the utruet 0eOt,ay
I'P erunpJeteil by the last of Aiigut, I
in time for the fishing season. f
bit? crew of cat pent i r has teen
lMt -in the Job bv Mr. Childr. !
4. i
Grand Island Three )oya Ann;
(hn-y tees produce lsaa pounds 1
, f fruit. ) I
Itecords of .faeknon county show
Peter fct roffn crime part ner hen
was one Krnnk Kodat. Htroff last
night confessed participation In the
Willows Creek, Cal.. rohbery. which
resulted In the death of an officer
and one of the bandit trio. The
dead thug w as John W. Pdshop,
He had a prison record and. It was
thought, might have been w tth
Stroff Milling his southern Oregon
stay, Kodat was Henleneed to
serve five years at Kalem prison In
May. IWl'l. on a burglary chaipe.
oifielal decora tia-s for Med lord'
Jubilee of Visions Ken II", 1 last
September.
Within the next few days the
task of decorating the Medford
streets and hlisiius houses will be
launched and local merchants will
vie with each other in dressing the
fronts and interiors of their stores
for Ihe coming Legion conclave.
Lester Can is a deroralur of wide
experience and ability, having as
sisted in preparing for conventionH
and celebrations in many cities
throughout the I'niteil Stales. He
also has had e.xperienee in theat
rical work. Among the noteworthy
events which he assisted in deco
rating for was the International
Ktichuri.it ic congress held In Chi
cago In lit-i. This was one of the
largest conventions ever held In
Ihe world, having hail -Li miles of
street decorations.
Mr. Kills also has had a wide
field of experience, lui'-lng deco
rated for the New Orleans Mardl
Oras and many important conven
tions since I vm, Including the
Portland Hose festivals of Ihe past
15 years.
These men handled the decora
tions for ttie American Legion con
vention at LaC.rande last year.
Krnl nek v
1
ltc;ins
4 Lbs.
Beans
WciikIct
Seasonable Savings
Watermelons
J ! 1 1 Tin- I'iiii'sl red infill willi
llllll'k Sl'l'll.
New Potatoes
'.in-ill, liii-fre wliili-,
25c
Per Lb.
3V2C 10 Lbs 25c
All Orders for $5 or more delivered in city FREE. Smaller orders 10 cents charge
Store No. 433 MEDFORD Phone 1176
July 1-0, lliliS
Forecasts
Milrird mill vli-inlly: Fair tn
lliMlH anil Saturday. No chilllKH in
U-miM-ralurp.
Ori-Kim: Kulr in east, i-lnmly In
Wfxt portion imiiulit anil Saturday.
No rhanfii- in tcniiifraturi.- or liu-mlilliy.
LOCAL DATA
7i-nii-rntiir iIirk.i....
HlKlicut Hunt 12 llI'H.I..
I.OWI-HI I I.IlHt 12 lll'H.l..
Iti-l. Ii 11111 If 1 i 1 v- il'oi.)..
I'riM'liilinllon (In 1
Htaln ol wpallicr (Hour
l.owi-Ht ti-miK-riitmn tlila
Inn, 4!i dcKri-pH.
S TJ .
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1 ' j
SI l!l
si; s 1
17 40
ki
.00 .00
('li-ar
morn-
TO HIS EMPLOYEES'
FOR TONIGHT
The Klks band, under direction
of Wilson Waite, will gl a
band fonci'i t In the city park this
evening. The pi ogiam Is as fo.
lows:
March, "Cyrus the fjreaf King
j Waltz, "Te Soro Mio" ... K. Iteeueel
1 Popular, "In the Kvening"....l laiib-y
Mrleeiion. "The Army chaplain"
Mlllocker
March. "Thundered" Sousu
To Medford lRh.n Post No. 1
'plrnlc and swimming party
wn enjoyed by employe of the
Snider Dairy mid Produce company
and their families, totalling K2, last
night on the A pphgate river be
yond Hueh. Two big h t,s and
gallons of lee eream. all furnished
by Snlderji, were Btrved to the
ftuevts,
ta ) "Over, There"
j Ui "Madelon"
i Popular, Constantinople
i o
folia 11
Carlson
Cnrlton
March, "The American Lcglor9
Parker
"Star-Sjiangled Itanner" Kryes
flilh Krego will cut an hip
2"ft0 cordi firewood from 0,ViMa
tniiia. 0
Total preclptlnf Inn Hlnce Sept. 1,
1111:7, ir..i;r, indies.
HmiHet tiHlav. 7:41 n. in.
HunrlHn Hattinlay, 4:54 a. in.
S miner Saturday, 7:41 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITY
Halier City
Hlsinarck
HoIhh
Ik'iiver
Hen MoineM... .
KreHiio
HeJena
Loh Angeles ...
Marnl)field
Phoenix
Portland
Itetl Uluff
Korudntrg
Suit Luke City
Suit KranelHCO.
Santit Ke
Seiiltln
Spoknne
Wiilla Walla. ...
Wlnnlpea;
25 "trp"
j it 2
'2 7 J 5"
Z 3 'IH "
m ? r g 1
i I f.. I .
. 71 48 fir.
. 7x r.H Cilv.
. KO M Clr.
.. 81 r,s Cdy.
. '! 70 Cdy.
. !is r, Clr.
. il 80 Clr.
. 7 tin Cilv.
. C.S r,2 Cdy.
..Wl Wl C,y.
. 7l! f.S Cdy.
inn, r,s cdy.
. ft-i , r.t Clr.
Mi H.' Clr.
. mi ti'i Cdv.
so r,ii civ,
. S f,3 Cdv.
.. 7fi SI Clr.
. S2 r.i Clr. ,
60 Cily,
WILL OPEN
Saturday
July 21st
Central Ave. Grocery
A STRICTLY CASH STORE
That means prices in harmony with other
cash stores.
DON'T FORGET
We are open evenings and Sundays for your
convenience.
CHILDREN
Bring this ad and get a nice treat, with your
first purchase.
632 North Central
One Block North of Jackson St.
L. W, DICK, MutoorolwilHt,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING! GETS RESULT!