Medford mail tribune., August 10, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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FRTTUY. 'AT'OrST 10. ifl2s.
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AFTER ALL
August Is the Real
Vacation Month
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i Santford & Company
jj! Santforda Systim ' 307-30$ Eaet Main St. Sai You Money i
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Family Flour
You save on every sack of flour you buy at Santfords you get the best known
brands, every sack is guaranteed to please you in every way, if you are not satisfied
after you try a sack we will give you the price you paid You can 'carry it home
with you if you like on your car or you can have Santfords wonderful delivery serv
ice bring it to your home without additional charge.
Drifted Snow Flour J f C
49 1b. sack, each XUO
Crater Lake Flour i OA
49-lb. sack Klamath Hard Wheat, each JL O J
Anchor Flour 1 C "
49-lb. sack Klamath Soft and Hard Wheat, each X 00
Del Monte Coffee
Del Monte Coffee is a coffee of the highest grade, vacuum packed All we ask you
to do is try a can, use all of it, compare the quality with the coffee you have been
using, if Del Monte is not equal or better, come back, we will give you the price
you paid.
Del Monte Coffee -
Vacuum packed can, pound
Free Delivery Service
We maintain and operate Santfords wonderful delivery system for the exclusive
use of our customers. For those who want to phone their order for meats and gro
ceries and have them brought to their home, for those who want to come down
town, pick out what they want and have it sent home but remember . if : you
would rather pick put your purchases at your leisure and carry them home with
you we will be only glad to have you do so.
Sweet Corn 1 A
Large can, Iowa pack, each J. J
Calif. Apricots i ?
Large can, ripe fruit, each JL
Salmon Steak E
Del Monte, extra quality, can aW J
Oleomargarine y f
Umeco, guaranteed, lb j J
Minced Clams -J Q
Large can, Pioneer, each JL
Crystal White Soap C
10 large bars
Our new market will supply you with the most wonderful meats you have used at
surprisingly low prices Every piece of meat we sell is guaranteed to please you
both in quality and price, if you are not satisfied you can have your money back.
Cascade Hama " Q
Fancy sugar cured, ' or wholi, lb V-
Lean Bacon f
Medium size, whole or half piece, lb J
Picnic Shoulders O f
Fancy sugar enred, lb Mmi J
Peanut Butter C
Extra quality, 2 lbs o. J J
Santford's
Cigarettes
5 package Camels
Palm Olive Soap
4 large bars
Ground Chocolate
Pound can, extra quality
Wesson Oil
Full Y- gallon, each
Washing Machine
Large pkg. White King, each
Sandwich Spread
Full ', pint, each
Market
Klamath Cheese '
Full cream, 5-lb. Loaf, lb
Fat Hens
Medium size, extra quality, lb
Fresh Shortening
8 pounds net, guaranteed
Pure Lard
8 lbs. net, guaranteed
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Mr. and Mrs. . I.. Hrown of
Si. I. mi is loft for their home lurtay
;i ft - visiting in Aledford for the
past vo week at the (I. ' t Alen
!. rr r .iml A. It. I'unniiiKtiani
homes. Tin' yany made several
iniffi-stiiiK I ri is during their stay
in the valley, inrlmling a drive lit
Crater Lake.
Kineaid's dance, Daule Point Sat.
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All mllit store In Medford will
liiilti open house tomorrow n f i r -i
itton iiicinninn at :l: :in o'clock,
when Herbert Hoover's message of
iieeeptance will be broadcast froin
I '.i lo A ho hy a national hookup
wiih nation lCMKl) for th first
' i no1 ta kinK part in a national
tirM.i.loastinn event.
T !' props at M i'il Mr. 1 I. n inner
'o. I'honc Ui'ii. Sinf-
With a cast of ltil! playi-rs. the
Slmlt.'rt Itfvuo oonipnny will ar
iivf in M-ltoril Monday afifinoon,
Aimusl 13. at iTMil. In ir:i rat Ion
for ih.'ir iiiipt'amnfi1 that nij;lu at
Ho- 'rat'irian thi-ati'r in "A Xiht
in Spain." A poiinl train mailt'
up of four baKgaKi rars, ilitii'r.
tii'si-rvation oar ami fivo si-cpir.s.
W cirry tho tronpr.
Swim in (IrlnkiiiK wati-r. Mr-ri.-U's
oh lor InatPil pool. nlf
Mr. ami .Mrs. J. t Uohholt of
San 1-Yanfisro nturniMl tn thfir
honu' today nf I it viiitiiiK in .M.d
ford two wi'i'ks a.-t thi miosis of
to'l- par. nts, Mr. and Mrs. II. W
Hall.
hressniakiiiK n n 1 remodHnK.
Kashion Shop, Med ford Uhttr.
if
Mrs. Jariuo l,innx arrived horc
this morning from Portland where
she spi-nt Ki'VtT.i) days this wk
M-liTiinK fall and winter hats for
Imt millinn-y dipa rt m.'nt at Uiis
sell's stoif.
Tree (Hops at Medford I.nmher
t o. Phone t!2l, . ;itf
A special train oiriipieil hy
menihers of the American Medical
association, will pans through this
city ittmorrow at nnon. rn route to
I'onlami. The party 1m composi'd
of 12.", physicians who are touriitK
the western staLes.
We have somthlnj; chol(V In
tree props. Do not fail lo see theni.
BiK 1'ineH I.br. to. 78tf
"Kreinht rates are so hiKh in the
Roicue Hlver valley that the peo
ple there can only deal In cream,"
declares Dr. .1. V, H.-ddy of Med
ford, registered at the Imperial
and attending the cross-Htate rail
road heHriiiH. "(Jnly the cream of
the fruit, the cream of the timher.
the cream of the minerals can he
shipped out. Kruit. which would
he first class nn the market of
Portland. Is kept nl home, for only
(lie very hiKuosl ipialily can he
shipped. The Name is trim nf tlm
hcr. (nly the rlcHest ore can he
sent to fmioltcrn. Copper ore in
unlimited quantities Is a valla hie,
lint. hecaitKe of freight rales, low
urade ore cannot he trutiHported,
mo that noihlnK except (he hlrh
raile can no out. Lower rates
would mean increased volume or
tonnage, hut Inasmuch as- there Ik
no competition, It inn't human na
ture for a man or n transportation
company to give up a cinch."
The Orennnian.
Tree props at Medford I-umher
f'o. Phone flL'!t. s ! t r
Mr. and Mrs. fleo. ,f , Uoherts
have reiurned from a several wi'fkw
nip tn Seattle and British Cnluin
hla. At the former place Mr. Unh.
erts a I tended the recent meetinc
of the American I tar nHsoclntlon.
We have unmet hi nK rhnien in
tree props. Do not fall to see them.
Bit; Pines I, nr. io. 78tf
A new Krn n k 1 1 n ted a n wl t h u
('alirnrnia license wns hadly wreck
ed last nluhi whfn It failed to
make a turn on the Pacific high
way near Central Point while en
route tn Medford. The car crashed
Into tin .1. fi. I.ove fence and then
rolled completely over. The two
occupant of the machine luckily
escaped injury with the c-xeeptlon
of Utilises and minor cuts.
Klnrald's dance, Kale Point Sat.
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fluests from Porllahd reentered
at Medford hotel include Mr. and
Mm. K . K . Baxter, Mrs. It. '.
Hynd. Mr. and Mrs. M. Barchtis
and daiiKhter, fHive Lehman, Mrs.
M., Nancy nnd I-auru Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. ft. . Smith and son,
A . W. P h op m a k e r, M r. and M r s.
K. P. Lentner, .1. M. Hmlth. L. Col
li nee, F, I J. Sherwood nnd L. A.
Borers,
William Marlon of Butte Falls Is
reported as nicely recoveiinK from
an operation performed In a Med
ford hospital last Tuesday,
Mrs. John II. Cm-kin and chil
dren, who with Mr. Ctirkin left
recently for a recreation stuy at
Diamond lake, did not return to
Medford with the clly attorney the
first of this week, hut will remain
until August 1. Mr. Catkin will
visit Diamond lake again before
the family returns home.
W. B. Shelley, who came here
recently with his family from
WlnHlow. Ariz., to locftt In Med
ford, tells an interestlnc story
nhout his wlfe'i great-grandfather,
KltjHh Urlstow. The first house
tn be built In I -one county wns con
structed by Mr. Bristow at Pleasant
Mill. He built the first wlionl
house, was the first teachei. nnd
built the first church in the county.
Home of the brickwork salvaged
from the pioneer's log house at
Pleasant Mill Tn now serving ns a
drinking fountain In one of the
park at Kugene, Ore,
Mr. and Mrs. Kverclt Frederick
of prosper! spent yesterday vislt
in Medford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hlldreth of
Butte Falls paused through Med
ford Thursday on their vacation, en
route to Seattle, Wah.. where they
will visit Mrs, Hlhtreth'fl son and
family and from there wft go o
Vancouver, P.. C, to -it wlth,Al s
eon Kiss. They win also vltdl
Mnrdy Mnnri whlla ther. AI Is
driving new Chrysler Plymouth
sedan purchased j month ago from
the Fttch Motor romprtny, irhU-h
thoy like very much.
When you
the last of August, you are all ready to
jump into the fall work with a lot of snap
Start Your Vacation Now
WE CAN FURNISH
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY
OF GOOD EATS FOR I
THE OUTING I
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Come in and look over our Luncheon Good s X
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Pickles, Olives, Fancy Cheese, Canned Meats, Cold X
Meats, Potato Chips, etc. X
Take a Home Made Cake with You f
Personal Attention Prompt Service f
H. E. MARSH I
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 f
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See Window Display
- Among the stale of Washington
residents registered at Medford ho
tels are Kllzaboth Stout of Spokane,
Mrs. "Ana (loodwln of AVenatrhee
and Mr. and .Airs. P. Halverson,
Captain S. M.' Onhorn and party
ond Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Campbell
of Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. I la nil I ton Pa (ton
and family have returned from an
extended eastern trip, where Mr.
Patton attended his i-laHs reunion
at AniherKf college, Mr. Pulton
spent considerable time In New
York state, and says he gained
the Impression that Secretary
Hoover has a very excellent chance
of carrying that'state.
. Mrs. Jay fiore anil her small son
.James Matirfpc were removed to
their home tills afternon from the
Community hospital.
The ladles of the South Meth
odist church will hold an Ice cream
and cake social this evening on the,
rliureh lawn, commencing at 7:3a.
Mr. and Mrs. V. N, Noel and
son arrived here this week from
Jefferson, Okla., to spend a short
vacation at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harold Taylor. Other quests
at the Taylor home are Mrs. Ralph
flreenrnan and children and Mrs.
(1 raily Kakln of Ouden. t'tah. The
two women are listers of Mrs, Tay
lor. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Pellett nnd
son Alex of Han Francisco returned
to their home today after spending
n few days In Medford vlsltltiK with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pettlett, par
ents of Mrs. Alex Pellett.
AmoriK the out of town shoppers
In Medford yesterday were Mrs. H.
H. Howlltt of the Keutfle Point ho
tel. Mrs. Charles Htacey and Mrs.
Dean Stacey of Phoenix nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Vern ftrophy of Central
Point.
Dr. and Mrs. E, D. Kveretie of
Itkevlew were guests nf Mr. and
Mrs, Italnh Koozr Inst week rtur
lfK the American I,euion conven
tion and this week until yesterday.
After IcavinK here they expected
to spend several days at Crescent
Chy rind Mandon.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CHI; A P Modern home, fine lot,
shade anil fruit trees; small pay
ment, balance like rent. Phone
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FOK HA lA'l 7 -room house, close
in; suitable to keep roomers. Itv
q u ire .li) Apple HI. I IT-
FOK IlKNT 3-room unfurnished
house, phone K17-K. M'J
FOK HA lK Oreat sacrifice If sold
tn 10 days. The best 5-acre tram
I lAve ever listed In the valley.
Almost adjoins city limits. New
small houm, fine water and
shade. If you want n gold mine,
Hee this. Price i.2H); term of
fered. I. K. Millard Co., 410
Knst Main. Phone 021'. 1 4
FOIl UKNT C-rom house at SS0
8. Fir. 142
KOIt HA l.K I OO-ft, length S-.
In. catde, with big nnd honk at
tached, good condition, $4.h;
1 $40 check writer, perfect run
dltlon, ?; also c.-riin-d Miin
tadon strawberry plants for fall
setting. K'O per 1000. A. (1. Ad
n in f. U. 1, Centrnl Point. White
houne, rnlle south of overhead
crossing, near Tolo. im
return from your vacation
Dr. Frederick H. Johnson, ac
companied by Mrs. Johnson and
their son Frank, relumed this wrek
from a two weeks' vacation spent
at Ocean Park and Newport. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Hrown, their
daughter and son -In-law, arrived
here from Santa Clara, Cul., u few
days uko, expecting to spend the
remainder of August with the
Johnmms hi their summer cabin
nt Lake o' the Woods.
L
O
O
K
ContSnuoui
12:30 to 11
RIALTOf
OVER THE OLD OREGON TRAIL WITH
THE GREATEST OF INDIAN FIGHTERS.
TIM McCOV
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Lloyd Hughes
AND
Mary Aator
IN
"The 3 Ring
MARRIAGE"
All The Thrills and
Drama of the Big Top. U
Hungers near Orleans In , the
Kiainuth national forost are, liunt
Inft a firebug charged with start-'
ing seven Incendiary fires during
the past week. It Is thought the
fires wort set to furnish work for
' Job seekers. .
! Twenty-seven Oregon Smlth
! Hughes Instructors ure registered
! at a slate convention they have
j been holding' In Myrtle Point this
I week. '
ONLY
ONE
DAY
"
TOMORROW
in
Everybody hunt the eluilve
thrill. And here it a picture
that tracke the thrill right
to Ite lair.
You'll love Tim McCoy'a new,,
big outdoor film, chock-full
of wild riding. Indian battlee,
romance.
Aleo - it' 1 '
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GOOD ADDED COMEDY
ROTHERMEL'S MU8IC
Admission
Mate.
10 25
- Eves.
10 A 35
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