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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1928)
siEDimnj state tribtot TOTSDromj,"DBT:gny.'ntTPAT. nrsT vm$. SELECT LEAS! REGISTRATION S fO DEIHEIDDDDDIlDQaDn DD D D B FIRE DEPT.: STARTS AUG. 315 Ci 1 :fc255? T5 v urn iw i r-ri .weiring' Sa I l" i j' ce"' j V' ...I There ore 1400 Safeway Store with 33 (lUtrin office or distributing points. If these stores were independently operated and each store did iti own hujing it would necessitate 1400 calls and thou fands of miles of travel by aalesnieu tu lake the orders of earh of theie Korea The manufacturer representative calU on 33 Safeway buying office to acroiif pliih the sanie results. No wonder wc iuy and sell much cheaper! .. Some Lower Priced Offers Spinach " rnxiniuni'i' fancy iinlilv, cleaned, ten-ler.-healthful. No. 21:. tins. 3 Cans 50C Bulk Cocoa There is a difference in bulk cocoa. Try lliis n'Odd quality. 32c Lbs. Bread Keal ..quality ..bread always sells and sat isfies. Wo handle only the host at a reasonable price. O Small Lvs. 25c t Large Lvs. 25c Big K Flour Xothinu- finer, made for all-around family flour.. Safeway Stores sell, the entire output of. this mill. It is Hard Wheat, guaran teed. 49-Lb sk. $1.93 Barrel $7.69 l-'ollowiiis i-onsltleralile discus- i K.Kislratimi of limh liicli and sinn in remu'ii to l lie merits of a junior si-hrml pupils will npfii 1 liinn.jiallon pumper nsiiinst n son- n ,, m AuKUSI 31,, gallon pumper, rtia lire- and fin- , , . mice committees last nUhl at a This parly reKistrat,..n will 1.0 for special meetlnn reached the (loci-lull pupils who did not resistor nt sinn of recnitimenilltiu to the city tin- close of last year. also, pupils council tile purchase of the latter. ; win. did some make-up work In nil America l.a France machine, at Hie summer school, ami especially a cost of SS700, which is approxl- .those pupils who have never pre mately S40fl cheaper than the viously attended the Medfonl, other. The matter of purchasiim schools. i the new equipment will lie put ui More individual attention and to the voters of .Medford at the consideration Is heinc clvon to November election. I assist each pupil in the proper The new pumper, If purchased, ' selection of suh.iects than ever he will be kept mainly for use In the fore. "With the growth of the residential district ami the pres- hlt-h school ami junior his;h school ent I'.'llll-sallon Stlltz pumper will in size, there has been." aecordini; be reserved for use in the busi- to superintendent ludrick. "an ness section. The smaller machine ! Increashnr tendency for the work was considered Ideal by the flreiof those Institutions to become a committee for local use inusmuch , little more impersonal In nature 'as the larger machine is too heavy , because of .the numbers present. and cumbersome to answer resitlell- j l'ersonal contact and an in- tial calls. Wnler mains, which are ; tancesbip henveen Instructors ami only lour inches In the residential students, a vital tlilim In education districts, are said to he better ! unavoidably lessens and becomes a suited to the smaller machine, as i little more remote as a school thev would be unable to furnish 1 lakes on larger proportions. o a p .mil DEPENDABLE GROCERS annua... Q YOUR PROTECTION u Qualified Buyers protect your table. Each man is familiar with 3 grades and sizes of eaca pack. This fund of knowledge is working Q overtime to see that you get the BEST. gj Features Saturday and Monday, August 25 and 27 q WESSON OIL Ma i ! . i i.i i. i i : Kes woniieriui r reiicu uressnij;- Uuart can SHREDDED WHEAT The original Serve il with peaches CANADA DRY GINGER ALE- tth 49 c 32 c $2,45 enough water for the Stutz. The Howard-Cooper company, which won the bill for the new equipment, will send its demonstra tor to .Medford a week from Mon day tor use until after the Novem ber election, after which the new ! machine will he sent here II the I vote of the people on a S:!5,llll0 ; bond Issue for new fire equipment. 'is favorable. The demonstrator ' has been at Albany for some time past and will bo sent here upon j the arrival of a new pumper at that city. KEEP jp COOL 54 i Per Pound Seasonable Savings Peaches 65c Fiiiu-v Klhertas Tomatoes Fresh Locals Crate 39 C All Orders lor $5 or more delivered in city FREE Store No. 433 MEDFORD Crate 75c Cantaloupes Hearts of (iold: Loral 4 For 15C Smaller orders 10 cents charge Phone 1176 "It Is better from every point ! iof view to protect children thaiij 'to punish -criminals! Wen? look ling for homes for 64 Oregon i-h.il-! jdren." said .Mrs. Kh i ley, field m j resentutlve of l lit' boys' ami girls' laid society of -Oregon, now tit -t ho : Hotel .Medford. today, j "Thirty-five of these children are hoys, ranging In age from :i to 1 years, fine little fellows, .-11 of t twin. 1"or Lhose ' under I seven years we expect adoption. Tor the older ones we are Kind ! to find homes where they can 'have the. care and affection lliat all children need and a chance to 'develop into Knd. si'll'-supporlinn -dtiv.-ns. j "tiirls? Sorely we have c'r'. hut there lire always so many 'more homes open for Kirls than ; for hoys that today I'm nialilnn a special plea for the hoys." The Hoys' and fiirls' Aid society is located nt lUii Kast L'iuh street, ' noi-l )i, i'ortland. To meet this condition the .Medford liifrlt and junior hih schools have adopted. heuinnin this year, a modified form of the tudenl counselor plan which Is used In many of the larger city . hinh schools. Two or more coun- lors, a man and a woman in- i structor, arc assiKm'il to each class for hoys and ulrls respect ivcly. Kach counselor has n Krout) ot sui denls, tin or less, assigned to him or lier as personal charges. It is tie- counselor's duty to hecome thoroly aciiiainted with each hoy or frirl in the imip. to know the students' problems and difficulties and assist them In select intf lite proper school subjects. "l-'irsi year students particularly will find the counselor .system a ureal help in becoming aeiuainted and makinK the proper adjust ments. The counselors, who are appointed from the list of teachers on the basis of Individual fitness are not bosses, or disciplinarians, they are acquiiintances, advisers, and helpers. The government and regulation of both the schools will ; center on the principals as it al- , .iys has. "Along with this a more detailed personal record Is to lie kept of all students from the lime they enter the school until they graduate, as I an aid to the counselor's work. A complete list of instructors; will be Issued from the school of- i flee I he last of the week. D D a a a a PEAS Man Wan selected sweet 102S. pacl tier peas with that " fresh fnuu the garden' No. '2 cans GELATIN lioval True fruit flavors- Dozen Fain-y sweet, ten taste CCCr o lor LARD Pure Fresh In hulk SHORTENING -I lest vegetable In bulk CANDY SPECIAL CRYSTALLIZED MIDGET GUMS "Spiced " Fvery ineiiiher of the family will enjoy them 3 pkg: lbs. 25c 53c 53c a B a a In (i flavors 20c WHITE STAR TUNA Makes a delicious salad Halves can 24 VAN CAMP'S BEANS Med. size '., serve footl -Norwegian About 120 fish Pound "2 r47c pounds ready-to- 25c 25c ii cans lor pure olive 29 it aire par- 60 c BERRYDALE WILL BE GIVEN Wi HERS -Seedless Thompsons- Fresh ,i liars shipment just 4-1 1 1. pki I Mire soaji all thru A.Q r 35c 12 Inlkinir Movies Seorell that she does not like the new the movies, to sleep, anil there l.OVDO.V Auk. iTi Dolores "tnlkinK movies.- must be millions of them, must IV1 Itin. American film .star, said "The noise they make Is horri- find the -talkies' very annoy. nK. le.t.iv on her arrival In London ble." she sold. "I'eople who go in poor tlllnes." Economy Meat & fish Market NICHOLS & ASHPOLE FOR THE BEST MEATS AND FISH: Cold Boiled Ham Baked Veal Loaf French Souse Milwaukee Loaf Sausage Bologna Fancy Colored Fryers Hens and Rabbits A complete Line of Picnic and Everyday Meats I C. T. U. CHOOSES ! NEW OFFICERS j Although members of the Med- ford W. ('. T. I', held an election j meeting yesterday afternoon at 'the V. V. C Am the organization j has' no president for the eomlm; lyear. Mrs. .). K. MacDonald had 'been selected for the office by the nominal Ing committee, but she (declined to accept, as she will not be here this winter, j .Mrs. .1. ('. Woods, retiring presi- .lr.nl tt-i.u nlincmt A-1. .n-tii-ui.l fti I . The secretaryship went lo .Mrs. K. fl. 'Roseborough, who held the of fice rt u rl ng t he past yea r. M rs Xite Jones was elected treasurer. A special meeting, at which a president will be elected, will ne ailed after the nominating com mittee decides on nominees for the office. Ilerrydale, thai crowing settle ment of homes north of Medford ; I along the Pacllk- ItiliWay. will have ; 1 a water system lis sunn ns pre: par- I lory details, which are in the hands : J of V. ( I)illard, cilyvaler engi-j 1 necr, and John CarUlu, city at tor- c iw.y, are eompleled. The eiiyi' water honril as well its the city council have approved selling ail supply of city water to the I terry-j- naie consumers. The problem of rinaneing the new system is the main iicstlon now eonfiontlug the people of thai seel ion, ii'fsniueh as l ""' ! of pipe will have to be laid, entail ing an approximate cost of $2i,(HHi. A ;italion lor a sup'ily of Mediord water I as been before the Kerry dale residents for some time due to the large increase of population there during I be past several years. tlill'S in i'oi a a a In Our Fish Department Fresh Shrimps Crab Meat Kippered Sal- Barbecue Cod Ice Cold Melons FRESH FISH mon- Me'at Department Phone 46 Fish Departenmt Phone 26 206 E. MAIN-NEAR CENTRAL. WE DELIVER Daily Meteorological Report August Ji, 92X. Medford and vicinity: Kali- to night and Saturday: normal tem perature. ircgon : (! em-rally fair tonight and Saturday. Normal tempera ture and humidity. O a a a a SARDINES- oil 2 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 3 pks. 25 PEP, 3 iik.ns. BRAN FLAKES, 3 .k.ns. 29 FLY TOX Piies nut istiiin c-lotliing nor I'abries. Im( alyzes mollis ;iiil flies Clin Dturie PALMOLIVE SOAP "Keep t hot selmnl irl i-omplex- 23 C RAISINS in CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP- 6 1.,-u-s 25? PINEAPPLE Iiihhy's lfll'S park S lai-.n'e virli svrnp lar,!e eiiin 27 CLAMS .M iiii-ed 1!I-2S pat k Ki-ee i'l-oiu sand Halves ran 17- RAISINSSnn .Maiil-Vnui- i-lit.ii-e, 15 ox., iikys. WALDORF TOILET PARER soft, 3 mils lf)e 20TH CENTURY COFFEE As frood as the hesl .-intl hetler than most h'oastetl evci'v (lav alwas Iresli I'tiiiiu 4oe o Ins. FLOUR Olvinpit lies! hard wheat t 1 QQ 39-lh. sai-k 1 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DRY ONIONS Sweet. Walla Walla 4 Ihs. 15 8 lbs, TOMATOES- Kipe, a D GO ca El .uITt saiiitarv 79c 50 c 29c ,i lor nei-tars ii lor- ,issl,,rr 37c ( lor" luscious fruit SHIP FIRST CAR OF LOCAL BOSC' 1 v I LOCAL DATA 5k I The first carload of Ilomie Itiver valley Hose pears of the season was shipped last night to eastern markets by Sgobel A- Day. and n carload of DWnjous is scheduled for tntnsit tonight. Itnsc nnd D'Anjoil icl(ing has stalled, and will le in full swing by the first of the week. The packing houses are now working on the fat- end of the I'.artlett crop, and the crest of the Martiett shipments has been passed. It will he another week or ten days before the final Hart lett shipments are made. niperature I degrees! It ft Highest Uasl 1 1 his.) US .oweHl (last 'l hrs. ft'! (Hel. humidity (per ci. 7 ' I'reeiidtatinn tiriche.si . . State of weather Char f'l lowest temperature this mo Ing r.O degrees. Tidal precipitation since Si I. 1 L 7 . K. fif. inches. Sunset today, p. m. Sunrise Siiturday. ir.'2U a. in. Sunset Saturday, : 7 p. in, Observations Taken at 5 A. K 120th Meridian Time PEACHES K. Ira fancy Muirs GREEN PEAS-l-'ancy succulent NEW POTATOES ' 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. IPQDDDDDDDDOG 2 J M llll II 25c n29c 25c 19c S2 a Q m 10 piniiiil Phones 380 and 507 BBBBDIinDBB E2H 10 HAWAII FOR when lb" gridiron season j at 1 1 height m the Mm! of the uiM-l'a-cifii- Cans. Tic "big game" ea -h year Is wIMi lie- Navy Hmm.. spi.-id V l.i. i hti it.- ii. rniil u- k lslieo I S lie eily today to ',. Al. Tu. ;et ..nvtrii.l .lu.-lllli nt tll'S".. N o r I 1 1 tiver-ide ;it n cost nf - 1 . in t u RT CITT Hnki-r city. ItiMiiuiiik H.,l.- DfllVIT Il.-K .oill"M X 3 3? i a Otto K In iii , fonttaM c. ! I nlv-iily of Hawaii at ; who with Mrs. Klom .:ieh ..f the H'-ii'iliiln, h.iS been r.a I l'l I 'lear Cloudy l'l. I'tly 'lear Clear i-itim- filends and ntati A-)i!,H,d the as1 two months, left f Tliui sday fur S;tn J-'ra ii' l-e... u tiel ' they will wiill for Honolulu. Mr Kluni is a foi ne r oa Ii of tie M-dfoi-d and Ashland UWU M'Ihu.H Tills spring he attended the Kmiti The Klks band unth-r the dh tif.n of F. Wilson Wiitie. will give a concert this evening al eight o'clock at the ejty park. The pro gram is as follows: .March. "A mbassador".. Itagley Popular. "ShV fireat Clrl". . Wood IH-I..,,;, .... jl.os Angeles i.Marsbfield I I'hoeniJC . . ! I'ort la ud . . Red Itluff ti seburg 4 ''I I Not i US Hi 2 Salt !S. C ' Santa Itefinest, "Nola" Arndt I'optltar. "( 'onstani inoph Waltz song. "Tomorrow Overt nre, "Sernirainidi" Ionnbii'. "In (be I twriltic" I t;t n lei- I Alanh. "London I lli.oodi onie" Winnipeg I i-'lulher " C A Iike 7H rifisi'o (iii Ciii-llun i wmiitc,-'1"1" ossinlis"".k:,n:" . .. alia all; ri "Joiidy ( 'loiidy ( lear Cb-jir Clea r ( 'b-a r ( 'huidy cl-niily flea r I't. Cdy. t 'lea r l'l ..Cdy, kne -oacbillg ne. (Ill li it u a Hi) Klum expi-cts to r abfillt September I'd, at once forminL' h -r iledlile tills e,i r 1 w Hii the I nivi t'-.ity I'hiVel-fdty Of Ali'Oj tile I'adfir rmiit - )i..ol Khim has i-'ii i ...m I'nlversity of Hawaii f.r and has Just signed a t contract which gives him "'(coach and einl coach. He rue maoe C'OLU, Metooiologiid. a i-nvlahle recoid in coa:hln( ami n-li Honolulu nnd will stai t team. His r botes games of Coboado. , and one of the MX ye li lie Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Chickens and Rabbits Choice Steaks, per 11) 3()C lle. f !'ot l.'-.asts, per lh 20e Short l.'ihs of I'.cef, per lh I'yf llaliw - half or w hole, per l 30 (loud Home Cured liacoii, icr lh 30e Home Keudereil Lanl. jier III lte Phone 273 We Deliver