Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 31, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextD BOY SCOUTS ALL 5 SET FOR JAMBOREE o AT ARMORY, 7.30 U D ? SAfewaY 8 53 ca D D I Announcing our Openins f , lII V "".--..L-v -mill - J' - V 1 - 1 . ! ' DEPENDABLE CHOCERS .. a a a a a a It's the Saving on Every Item That Counts at the 20th Century Stores They are Always Dependable Trading Places Features Saturday and Tuesday, Sept. 1 and 4 Closed All Day Monday, September 3rd in Observance of Labor Day -8 'large "slices in rich syrup 2 f0y53c PINEAPPLE Li bby 's 1928 psitk- Large cans OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Each' " 6c Outing and Picnic Suggestions Sardines, Domestic mid Imported Sliced Reef Waudwieli Spreads Kippered Snaeks Tuna Kish Cheese Green Olives Peanut Hntter Corned Beef Crab Meat Piekl.es Ginger Ale. POTATO CHIPS Fresh Today Itegular 10c Package 5c SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES Large full count boxes "I (n 3 boxes AV" WESSON OIL Makes delightful mayonnaise- Quart can $2.03 D FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR 49-lb. sack' VAN CAMP'S BEANS Medium cans 3y2, pounds ready-to serve food in tomato sauce ' '' 3 cum for'1' HERSHEY BARS Nut or milk 1 Cr 4 bars AUV' SALMON Libby's Red Alaska .1928 pack C 1-pound cans 29 2for". PEAS San Wan extra sifted, sweet Very small, sweet succu lent peas the kind that melt in your mouth Can 22 gCp 3 forv PALMOLIVE SOAP "Keep that School Girl Com- OQr plexion" 3 bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP "Pure Soap, all thru AQr 6 bars 25 12 bnra" GRAPEFRUIT Shavers Fancv The luscious hearts of ' 3 grapefruit in each can ' fSr 3 cans D a GRAPENUTS . POST TOASTIES ' ' GUM Your choice 3 pkgs. RIPE OLIVES Del Monte Giant About 50 of this wholesome fruit in each can Package 3 pkgs. 15c 25 c 10c 27 SHRIMP- Pint cans Red value at' -American Peatuy Latest pack No. 1 cans CO- 3 for""" QUAKER OATS Strength for growing children 25 C '.' Large pkg. ' ' 20TH CENTURY COFFEE There's satisfaction in every sip Roasted in our own plant ev erv dav it's always fresh Pound 48 . A". ' ' . 3 pounds FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PLUMS The genuine Satsuma OO i 5 pounds-''' PEACHES Large Elhertas wrapped and packed 50 to 'liOs Box , . GREEN PEPPERS Qualitv now the finest ' 1(Jr 2 pounds1 POTATOES The. verv finest . " 10 lbs, CELERY Fancy crisp 226 W..Main and Medford Bide. Ua on Stalk Phones 380 19c 10c Tno stapo Is sot ana mo nciois i aro ready for the Hoy Scout jam I'horco at the Medford Armory to .j night, beginning at 8 o'clock. with" 1 1 at least 100 hoys participating in :a varied and invrestlntf program. j More than a thousand tickets 1 for the event have already been I' Issued and It was announced yes j tffday by Kt'OUt Rxecutivo V. I, j I Hricker that those who have not) received tickets and desire to at- J tend the show, will bo welcome. I All members of tho various serv- ! Ice clubs of the city have been given tickets during the past week ' and the show was made possible I through their cooperation in pro- Dmoting and advertising. This will be the first scout jam- boreo ever to be held in Medford. Q t but It is the aim of the committee in charge to make it an annual Q j affair. m I Final practice and dress to Qi hearsal by all local troops wes held t last night at the Armory, with re FJ j ports that the stunts and special I features are going to be spectacu Pjl lar and exciting. Music during the two-hour pro- gram tonight will be furnished by the Medford Klks' band and the 62-piece junior hoys' drum and bugle corps. The Cottage drove Hay Scout band, which had agreed to be present, will not bo able to moke 'the trip. A com (ile to program for the Jamboree is as follows: Prelude: Pro-jamboree exhibit. Kxhibit of model airplane, merit madge work by various troop, dis play of handicraft, bridge eon- struction, photography and collec- tions of insects, woods, flowers and other articles. ; Act 1. Contests and scouting novelties; grand march by troops j in opening parade, chopping con test, model airplane flying contest, I wall scaling, original Irnpn stunts, first aid, fire lighting contest, hu I man scout signal tower contest. Act 2. Pageant of scouting. This pageant will introduce tenderfoot investiture, court of' honpr for the month Including the awarding of Ragle scout badges to several boys. Act j. Closing numbers; novelty surprises and a campfire scene in which nil of tho scouts will par- ticipate. Members of the Medford com- I mittee in charge of plans for tho jamboree are; Chairman, Rev. Carman K. MeI. Don Newburv. II. L. Cornwell and William L,ee Butck- nll of whom are Crater 1-ako council oficlals. D a a a n a a a B Daily Meteorological Report August 31, t!' Medford and vicinity: Pah- warm tonight and Saturday. Oregon; Fair tonight and Satur day; hut fog near coast tonight. Warm with low humidity in In Temperature (degrees) 90 Highest (last. 1 li hrs.) !M L,o-est (lust 12 hours) -50 Kel. humidity (perct.) 23 Precipitation (inches) .... slute of weather Clear Lowest temperature this, morn infT-lJt degreeM. Total precipitation since Sept. 1 1927, lo.flfi Inches. Sunset today, C: 4 7 p. m. Sunrise Saturday, &:3i! a. m Sunset Saturday, li:4fi p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M 120th Meridian Time 1 1 CITT Friday, August 31 At 210 West Main Street Next Door to Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bank Skaggs-Safeway Stores in opening their second store in Medford are bringing to the folks of this city and vicinity the greater savings, better quality foods and superior service which only our organisation can offer. SltiiKfis-Safewiiy Stores is the V'est's liii'sest food con cern. We own and operate nearly 1400 stores in H AVestern States with sales at. the rate of more, than $100,000,000 a year. W'c buy in hiijiu quantities, fiiinu; direct to the source of supply for most of our merchan dise. We thus avoid many needless profits and over heads which the ordinary dealer must, pay and add in to the price he eluii'(;es you. Also, we purchase larjje qunnt it ics of locally grown and manufactured products and ship to other sections of the country. Our plan of operation is so simple and economical that we cun successfully do business for a gross, -considerably less than the hare operating costs of the average dealer. The benefit of this saving, plus the savings wc make by huge quantity buying, is passed on to you iu the form of lower prices for your food. K.very item we sell is absolutely guaranteed. We invite you to come and see this new and different chain food store and gel, acquainted. It will lie a profit able, as well as a pleasant visit. Come to. the opening. Here Are Some of Our Current Prices Good in Both Stores Until Wednesday, Sept. 5th Can Vegetables Tomatoes and Hominy. No cans. Teas, Corn and (Ireeu Beans, N'o. enns. Cigarettes Camels, Chesterfields, Old (lohl and Lnckv Strikes. All 45c $2,67 3 Packages Carton 35c $1.10 Pineapple F.ight large golden' brok- vln.nl ii o:,n Xo '',. . and 507 -' PORTLAND, Ore., Aub. 31. era for the coming year. MembprH CU'oree W. DurfusH of Ouklnnil, nf lhe ussoclnllon. In annual con- Cnl,, will heitd lhe orpunizfttlon of venllon here, prepared today T'helfle International l'hotocrnph- leave for their homen, to OUR NEW LOCATION Is Not a Bank But You CAN Save Money Here - home-made sausage, hom-made sausage. , REMEMBER ' . Our Prices Are Right, and We Always Give Good Measure Lincoln Meat Market Corner Oakdale and Sixth ELECT TONIGHT i Bilker City.... ! ItlMiiarck. j Boise j Denver ; Doh MoinpH.... 1 Fresno ! Helena i I. on Antfele-H... MaiHhfiehl fitt Phoenix 104 Portland 86 Red Bluff 90 Koseburff X8 Salt I-ake S2 San I'YunciHfio.. 80 Santa Ke 7B Senitle Htt Spokane fcft Wnlltl Wiilill ... 'jv Winnipeg C. A. COIM. We 'urd of TlmnkM, wlnh to thank our Members of the Medfnrrt Ameri can Leplon drum corps will hod a dinner and business mentins at frienilw for their klndnewt and Bm tho Hotel Medford this evening Pny aunnp our recent bereave at 6:30. Officers to direct tho activities of the group (Hi ring the coming year will be elected tonlffht. He tiring officials include the follow ing: Ted Bnker, manager:, Lloyd Williamson, drum major; and I-ee Oarlock, treasurer. An niwintant drum major will also ho elected. Plans for next year will be rttff ru.ttied at lhe meeting. It Ih ex pected that the group will be In creased in number from 21 to at least 29.- and that complete new uniforms will be secured. ment. many Uemi'inlirr Thuf j'rniiil To yourself, thfi-wifo and the kld dlen, to visit the Oregon Caves tht season. Next Hunday and Monday Labor Day is your opportunity; H 0,000 people have visited these wonderful marble caverns this, sea son; HO miles from flrants Pohs, Wla-the Hedwoud highway. H. 9, tj Oleomargarine fWI Crux "OlooM is tho fustosi soiling mHirurine on tho miirkol. Try this H 4 Cans i 3 Lbs. 50c Case (24 cans) P Hams Jell-X-Cell Tuna Fish rfh Swift's 1'rcinitis. lodimn Dolininns quick dessoi-ls. Misxinu Flukes. No ' IffSJ 1511 R yj round JJU T rKgs r.jvs - jans - y. " uia www mm, ! fiSJh . i -t ni-ii r..i l frll t 7. W Crackers -r-r-r-r- man extract w f ndDC . i.urrrx .... . ...... a. aa TlUn KoiievmhicrOmliHms and fresh dnin- - I'lintun .uan -ruivoreu w.wi i.i.im- y U . i. . , on i i RkaifKH f'attBO Is olio of llln crentcHt . . W ISy ty sailed Sndas. J-lli. eaddy. values ofieral In cur siorvs. , Hemr.l- mmnhops. Hesulls yiiaranleed. Sr JIT less nf (lie jirlee you )ny, you cnimot rfbl' M , Q7 ly better coffee anywhere. It Is a - (hi 1 17 IOI n. I KtirTi ijaWl J J V- MgU crown, enrefully seleeteil and X forit D 1 1 f HH i J" Hf , blended coffee, Willi a rl.h, full uronm " 1,1113 V JL. , ' tfu.11 r.. S ' I fih . . and fluvor that appeals to every tils- 01 i LOCAL DATA aK gg M RniftinR crimlnatliiK coffee drinker. Itousted U D Temnernturo (deL-roes) an rT fptt Secdlesx variety in bulk. Use them a pound of this delicious coifeo. ML o U in puddings, pies, cereals, etc. NOTE THK PKICB While Knfrlo; Ijiirjje bars lor white UUf " I ln IQr Lb.' :.49C Immdry. ftjt n; H Lbs c o im in - I Box-25 Lbs $1.55 I -LbB AU ' lBars 4tfC Wl Ginger Ale Deviled Meats Pork and Beans Baking Powder mi JL Hollywood Club. IteKu. Sandwiches, Lnnehes Vfl" ''l' (liiiin (. K(,nIlolni(.Hl AW M lar size bolt les. K'ZI'- llrJ 4 j"; ' f , 5 Cans, small 24 SK ll II I (HI 3 For ...50C 3 Cans, large 24? 5 Cans 41 C 50 size Big K Flour 1 Dutch Cleanser ' Cane Sugar Iff .It It Z m Xotsoldaslbeeheapest-hntasthe T.h ki.-ho,, favorite. U is n,ways o,,r poliey to pass on to Bjl ' It c-louoy 4? 'it unconditionally Ki.nnm- O OOr the cslom-r any savings made . . !.c su cu-nv rife teed to please. von and wc rer.md . J Cans CuLV, ihrons-l. buying ribl. We eanol- f M 'Sir UnH vonr moncv if not salisfied will, il. - c Vr yon a ood value in pure cane M ' Jt Try this wondej l ul hard-wheat flour. OaieWay Oyrup suuar now. rifijl 68 Clear , " ' m ryf Cane and Maple of extra 1C t 1 flft W l . ci::;:;: . ffi- sack $ 1 -.89 ,i..v. .n,,, , it. 1 o Lbs t I Hl Barrel .1 $7.55 , 2-Lb. Can45c Sack $6'39 . K 6S Clear net L ' IMI " ' ' 1 3t Fruit Jar8 Lit,8 etc 0ur Price8 Are the Be8t in TownAk About Them fj? ; I. Meteorologist. Ml . . LJj .Jit - Seasonable Savings rfjs qp Melons New Potatoes Peaches Cantaloupes V& (HI Fresh-ripe-delicious. ' , . l.oeal-Kree st. s, very Hearts of (!Hd. I.rR0 O' W Kxtra tJy. !,!, "-' rill(, size. HP lM n IH tv. 17r 70C. 3 For lOcMF I r jjij Ab4 w jjuo m. w waoo v ju. Wj Free delivery on quantity orders sugar excepted UfJ M Store No, 471 MEDFORD StovJ33 M W 210 W. Main , f f ' 2? S& fl Phone 1010 Both Stores Closed Monday Labor Day Phone 1 1 b Jjjj We also acknowlodKp tho bpfiuUful floral offiTltiK". Mr. nnil Mrn. C. II. I'hlppfl. . . Jnvrenco 1'hippH, '' ;mrna I'hippn. f . Tuscan Cling Peaches Will have plenty nf Dint; noaf:h p for a frw dayH. Those hav onlerH will please pall for them at once. GLEIM A SON Talent, Oregon