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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1928)
12. irEDFf&n mat, ttjtbttkr mepporp, .ojir.ciox. "Friday, octohkr PAOF, TTV7- dbobbq gtrcrggwtf 'tf it ft tf'g tm Otdtuary If 1 k X aai ammaPVT aa Mr a! a D D n B a D la P a a a a a a a a a a 1 To demonstrate how "quick we are on the trigger," in turning our merchandise and assembling new pack and new crop foods, we are listing here a few of our many assortments of 1928 crop and 1928 pack foodstuffs. . Prices are low, tool We never take advantage of our position as large quantity buyers and distributors to increase our own profits. The savings we make are always passed on to our customers. Prices Effective Saturday, Oct 13 to Wednesday, Oct. 17, Inclusive Jumbo Mack and orange for 1 Qf HalloweVn: pound ! Jelly Beans Glace Pineapple A delightful- confection Also im proves the flavor of fruit nkes: jhiuihI Glace Cherries Pound 63c Citron Peel- citron Peel; imported; pound wry besi 49c JL NEW PACK CANNED GOODS Peas Prunes- I'runeH funry. In sanitary Celiiphanc wrapping package 32c San Wiui .Selected Sweet Very swcot ami tender anU full of that '-fresh from i?;m!en" flavor: No. 2 cans; 3 for.. Sunny I.slr; Good sweet, ten der pens value: ACkr Orange Peel Orange i'eel; finest Cali fornia; O C pound w J 55c No. cans; 3 for.... 7 Raisins HaIiriH, Sun-Maid; yoiir fhnlen Puffed Seeded. rieh in Muscat flavor or g ra pc -1 1 k e Nee t a r.s J u st the thing- fur chiWren'N lunelies; 1 5-oz. phgs; 'A for .... 27c J Brazil Nuts Hrnzil Nuts: -exceptionally Knd this .your, , OA- UV pound 2 Pounds ft 7c Minced Clams Pineapple lllllMlnlc; k lare, mellow Hlli-en, slight b broken, in each can; la rye 0 - runs; .1 for DOC liihhyV; 8 lurse perfect slices in each can I-U'ro cans; 7Qp II for Beans Iloi Mlcnn: No. lralt foinlas; rtQ It pounda OC Niiuill While; choliM- Cali- forniaM; ft pounds Corn 20t li Century: fnncy Holde Del Mai?.: No. 2 Q( for Peaches Peaches, fancy, sanitary wiHpped ill C'elopbane Pound paekuKt' 27c Almonds Alnionls. .-ft Xfr shell; pound OvIC Mincemeat; I.lbbys; abun dant in rich ingredients ;nrt; with a kick, pound : 2 PoiiiuN 40i 25c Hi 32c j cans; Fig Bars Kip HarH Kri-shly baked with a liberal flc fill- OQr 1! pounds Just the weather for dor 7-nz. (net) cans clam chow- AH t -3 for Full Cream Cheese J'ZZ. 30c Amaizo Oil Kxeclfnt for J-Tonch Dreastnit C and .Mayonnaise, quart can TWV Feb Naptha Soap- 1 9 bars (Limit) 59c Searchlight Matches LarKC full count boxes; 1 Of It boxes lyl Coffee IMItli Ornlury Am pood as the bcHt and better than most Hoasted every day I" our nn plant Always fic-di, (fj-l pound 48e; ,1 pounds .. J A Tfcl flround to your, order' Cor fineness 28c Prnltc ont Vorrotahloe Our Assortment This Week Is 1 1UUO Qliu f ftv-.w.o v.ri.n or,H TPitiot Ttinn V.ver Spinach Tender, fresh; pound 5c Huckleberries fun thrill; 07rf 2 pounds ' v Celery lisp, Mvcet; large stalk '- 10c 0 ! KoKNKj F.ilwln SI. KuctilK, a residenl of Jackson county slncn Mt.Mider.(tkJe response came into,3nt passed away at the Sacred IK.MC1', the Mall THuunr-Vlrttiii par, ,,,,, Wednesday at llio I radio stall..... followin,; the brod- K cast uf Mrs. .Mary l. tarey's In- " , , , ' , ,,..iii,. .'Ttin u',.v li'i'n a Ioi.k sufferer, having been , of Kiiitl.. ' sunn by Clarence Meek-j confined to tno hospltul for the jer on tho M. M. ilepartment stoK-jltst tl.reo years' and 111 for more i program at 10: J... Aroofttf 1h:than sevtn years.. Ho was born J (phone calls were tiumbw Jrm jut oakUJ. fllf., and slnco com-. : Phoenix friends of Mrs. Carey, eoik-!ln to Jckn county lias mad" j t:ratulatlni; her on th u-eft of hut hom at jl1o Toint. Ilej j her composition as broadcttfitins ' leaves besides hui parent.s. twoj ' nmt.-rlal. jbrolhani and ona plster, Herbert; j MrniMllohlna, koit mendlnd. Koenl uf Venice. Calif.. Mrs. l.o.i-j !pleatln aad button making. 1 1M Mcleod, Ore., ijndl .Handicraft Shop. I-hona 7o;.!Krwln y. Koenltt KaKle l'olnt.; ' ll3lf . r- Also tha following slep-l i . , . brothers and sister, Heliu Swift C'n'piin r ucw ..can Asvij.tu j of McMlnnvllle, Or. O. L. Uoff, aeni. ... l-st .nam bi. " 'Uewey Hill. Prospect, o next weeK is 1TI a. -- nnd Itfubon Hill of Napa, lulif.. Marlon Hill, 'ocatetlo. Ittuhu and ro. The wlfo of thf dots-aHfd is exnectod j McmiJ of tho local American 1 10 arrive from California, nnd sor j Lotion drum corps wor jubilant j vires will ho conducted by Itev '.today and y'nterday over tho vie Holland Griffith, brother-in-la-j tor" uf the Salem drum corps in 'of the deceased, at the Connor ! taking second place on the national jehapfl tit 1:00 p. m.. Sunday wph (drum uorp- contest held ot the . interment in llutte Falls cemetery. American Legion nationMl conven-; 'Max-i-mmii Coffi ie week .ion In Shji Antonio, Tex. lN-rhapsj a good deal of tho Joy la caused by the fact that I.loyd Williamson, drum major of the local corps, was major for tho Salem corps at the I contest. He spent several weeks drillinK with the Salem organiza- Purex Uncriualled for bleaching; quart .bottle Gem Brooms 5-Sew; strong, yet of medium weight; ex ceptional value' at,' :"" M each :. QOt Lard Pure; freshly 'rendered;. In bulk; CO -8 pounds OOC Shortening Itest vcR'-tablo;. In bulk; pvwnM Wv-v.-,- OO C Flour CH.M.ipic. $1.S:.; Ki.-her s Mlend f QQ or T. lifted Snow JJIi7 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. Phones 380 and 507 P ! I'KTIirSKA The body of Jo seph l'etruska who attempted sui cide In the suburbs of Medford by Hhnotinjf himself in tho head two week afeo. but who finally died from pneumonia, in beinp h lil t the Conger chapel. Mr. rerun- tinn before he left with them for Ka passed away last hatunia. mi- nrrnl nn-nnirementfi nm not made. San Antonio. I lernKt itching, hose mend Lag. pleating nnd button making. Ihtndlcriift IS It o p. I'hono 702. I53tf Hegular dance, Gold TllU Sat. Mrs. K. J, McOumsey of Placer vllle, Ciil.. nnd her brother. S. J. J'.vans of MKsoula, Mont., arrived this morniiiK for a visit at the Imrne of another brother. Joe Ev riis, at Jacksonville. This will bo a real reunion, as the two men have not peen each other for ovtji' 4f yeai-s. Mrs, McCumsey had not veen the brother in Miaeoula. for M years until this month when she was there on a vistt. Blue Mission grapes now ripe. Three cents a pound. J. A. Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville, ad Joinlnff Clanev orchard, tf 1Ot roe wrlto your flro insurance. Carl V. Teng-wuld, Hotel Holland. Phono 993. , tf Aord haj been received hore of the death of Mrs. George Kaufman', who passt'd away at Lodi. Cal., Thursday, trs. Kaufman is well known in this vicinity, bavins re sided here when her husband was connected with the Kaufman paek Ing plant. At present their home is on a ranch went of Medford. Pen r t rees. H Oc ; Pre noh root m. budded; nothing better. J. C Itarnea Nursery. Tel. 010-W 200tf Hemstitching, hose niTidmff, pleating and button making. Handicraft Shop. Phone 703. 193tf MIks Marparet Daily of Hejiitle. Wash., and Miss Marparet Cork of Portlund, who have been visiting friends nnd relatives In the Phoenix and Ashland districts, were visitors In Medford today. Miss taly in a former Medford refiidehl and was at one time employed by the Medford Sun, which merged with the Mall Tribune over ten years ago. Peach, aprleol, plum, walnut treem any tree 2&e: losa In large numbers, J. C, Barnes Nursery. Phone 8I0-V. liootf Peach, apricot, plum, walnut trees: any tree 2fc: loss In large numbcra. J. C. Harnes Nursery. Phone 910-V. 200tf Mrs. Naomi Montgomery arrived here, this morning from Portland to attend a meeting of the Daugh ters of tho NHo at Ashland tomor row afternoon. She Is staying at the. Hotel Holland during her vl-dt in the valley. During the summer months Mrs. Montgomery made an extended trip through tho eusterrt states, flranp1 dance. Tragic Point Sat. nltrht. Everybody welcome, 203 Notice to H. &, II. groti trading stamp oollcetors: Until further no tice Kluhrer's Krcad wrapper! will be redeemed at the stamp office In the the but will be in tho near future. IAWHKNC'K The remains of Gilbert I-nwrenee who passed J away in Jacksonville, hopt. j i. lis still being held at the Conger Funeral J'arlors. It Is not yet decided whether the body will be sent to Portland or Interred hero. All next wpek, October 1" to 20 inclusive, morn than 1 l(M) S.ifcway Stores in l i west ern State will emloavor to acquaint every user of high-pratle canned colTee in the en tire Went with Max-IMum Coffee. We do thit beeatme we believe Max-I-Mum brand is the fin cut eoffee put in a can and we know canned eoflce nuers want the finest. We want you to try it with our guarantee. TESTED RECIPE 7nrlnf oat vek. tetitd nelpa for mktn( god eott will ht najh pllf4 vltb tftch pnrchftse of M- Unn Cfff. Ttili 1j ttas fTortt netp or an f th Wwt'i bet coflv espertt. nd If followed, will lnffTire yonr ffttllnx tbe txat cap f colTe 70a evtr lul OTtEKX Funeral services for Anna t.rcen .who met death on Thursday morning, as a result of a fall in her homo, t'10 Laurel street, are pending word from telatives in Carroll, Iowa. The remains are at the new Conger Kunt-ral Parlors. West Main at Newtown streets, and announce ment of services will bo made when arranged. . Z1UUAHTI1 Martin John Zie barth passed away at tho Sacred Heart Hospital. October 12. Mr. ''ebarth was born . in !ermony February 8. 1852, and mado his pome i Hero until lXtjti; In that year lie came with his parents to this country and settled In Men dota. 111., where ho lived until 191:1. when ho came to Medford making his homo at 319 Ho. Ivy street. He leaves to mourn their loss, his wife. Alice, two daghtcrs, Mm. Agnus Hcrantou of Hutte Fails. Oregon, Miss Ituth Ziebarth of Medford and one grand-daughter, Julia Marie Hcranton. Funeral sonieo will bo held from th-.-Catholic church, tho day and hour will bo announced later. Perl Funeral Home has chargo jf the sorvico., Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday j.SLATKll Kuneml HervlneB for Mra. KUen Muter will ln held Haturd.iy at 2:30 o'eloek p. from tl.o I'erl Kunernl Home, ftcv. lllttenhouHn offl.-l(.llnK. Bur. la 1 In Medford I. O. o. t oe.nt Heolal (tomm n 11 1 cat I on Medford Lodge No. 103. A. F. A- A. M., .Saturday. Oeto bcr 13th, 7 p. m. llanquet u-tll be served by ladles of Heames Chapter No. 66. O. B. H.. in dining room of lodge hall promptly at 6 p.. m. Degree team of Washington XOdgo No. 4C of Portland, Oregon. will bo present and exemplify the work In tho Master Mason degree Work in the second section of this degree will start at 9 p. m. The Grand Master of A. F. A A. M. of Oregon and other Grand Lodge of ficers will bo present end pay their offfcial visit to Medford Lodge No. 103. This gathering will be In the form of a district meeting aa of ficers and members of all lodges within this district will be present Committees appointed to perfect arrangements for this gathering re- M. ,M. Department Htore at port arrangements complete to in followint; ratio: Larev to-if i sure this a successful meeting. By Flour Hie K Hrand. Thih won derful hard-wheat flour lit n rcnmrkahlo fsavine. Sack . $1.78 Bbl. .. $7o05 Preserves ;) pound jitr pine fruit ami emit! HiiKiir. A.ssoi'tt'.l fin- Jar Peas 65 No. 2 tins Mnx-I-Miiiii, Hi.ii.ll, swtH't ami l.'iiil.M-. Cans 69 c Butter Saft-way Bniml is n strict ly fresh, liit;h t r n d e fi-.-aini'i-y. Tho bust wo arc able to procure. Bananas Funey (j.ililcn ripe fruit. 4 Lbs 25 c 1 Lb 53 c Lbs $1.05 Raisins 1-11). package of the finest variety of seedless raisins. pkg 28 c Bacon Kaney Swift's bacon; ex ceptionally fine. Pound ... 33c Seasonable Savings Potatoes . No. 1 Netted (ictus. Extra lino quality and (food cookers. (100 pounds) Sack $1.39 Eggs liiiriie, fresh, standard. Every ejig guaranteed- Doz. 85c Mayonnaise field Medal Brand. The very best Mayonnaise. 75c 39c Quart Pint . Cocoa l'tire cocoa of finest qual ity. A real value. Lbs. 25c Cabbage Fine, extra solid heads. Pound 3c We Deliver Quantity Orders Storo No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010 MEDFORD Store No. 433, 212 E. Main Phone 1176 ndaddiinnnnaaoaDnabnnDCsi Wo Deliver Phtmm 27 t Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice. Chickens and Rabbits Pork Roast, per pound . , 25c Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c Hams--half or whole, per pound . .30c Home Cured Bacon, per pound .... 30? Home Rendered Lard, per pound. . . 16c CLAWWTTO tDVIRTISINO GETS EJLTI T LEAVE FOR NORTH AFTER DUTY HERE KeHyral official h'.'re for the leathern On tfon ri of the Nd erl eourt. with tht M-ptios of VdTl itdf Jlhri M. IV n. left liivt nifht and this mornlni; for P-rtUtvl. A. H. Kenyon. court '-l rk alo roianlatrrt. ltiiy 'l'eitr Htjtea MnrHhal f U i tv lU'i'd and Arthur .ihnHott, and Cat H. AVolIu h.-ft uHt nlRht with niivj inn i-onvi-tcd ;it the t'.rm of court, of liquor viclatoln.4. t'niU-d Ktut'' MurKhall Clarence llotf hklHH I' ft tins morning nv n for Portland, nnd District Attrmov fionrcn nnd As fUtant T)fst't Attorney Krnnnlu Marih left Thurfidoy afternoon. JudK flolftrt S. Beon will lev0 for iVtrtland at the conrluwion of th" f((Uity hearing now under way, vli'.'h is expected to be concluded today . 4 . Clarified a-lrertlsing gets result It. , HUtO wrappers. H ptnmpa. and Pmnlr oru loaf m rannerH. 1 tinmn. 2ft3 i Mrs. W. V. Vflrrior returned 1o' j hr horn in OlndBlc today aflurl ! visiting dt brother-in-law and sin- j jtor-in-Utw. Mr. and Mr?. J. tf. How-j I man, for several days. Tho Kar- j jriers are well known In the valley,' Mr. Farrier having been a conduct-; or for the Houthnrn Tneiflc 20 years Ihro when the family lived In Ash land. Drossmaker and Desh-ner. Mra. Violet Kwton. lies., 1022 VT. 9th. Phone 1025-11. 205 KokuIht dunce, Gold Hill Hut. 201 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Murphy of 1Oh AnjffleH Hre In Medford for the purpose ..of looking .over the pur round In (? territory, preparatory .to possibly locating here In the future. WTtaey expect to be hero for -two wcekt ' ' - Pear trees, . 20c: French roRts, budded: nothing ' better. - J. C. UornoB NurM'ry. Tol. 810-V. 200tf Pra r t roes, 2 0c. French root?, budded; nothing bettor. " J. f!, lturnt! Kursijry. Tel. 910-Y. TOOtf'' When In the mHrket for a beau tiful now silk df. coino and pee u hat, I have. They are remark-! My chimp. Just from Nw York nty. Call Mrs. Howard U IJurto. 'J64-U 20& Marnnrct Dalloy of Heattle and Margaret fork of Portland are guests of Mr. nnd Mra. U. John slon. Mi Pnily is a ulster of Mrs. Johnston, formerly lived here nnd was employed in this office. They will ku to Han Krancluc-o the firttt of next week to finish their vaca tion. , liixlnw In lOranil. LA ORANDU. Ore., Oct. t3.-r-(n The first freezing temperature of the season M-aa recorded Iito last nlKht when the mercury dropped to 3L Nearby towns reported nitn ilnr temperatures, wWh snow fall Inn at Knterprise, in Wallowa coun. ty. A film of ice formed hera on it fit water. of IV. M. C. M. HOUSTON, Secretary. MYltTLB POINT, On-. New building on Hjirueue street pro poflfd. sleepless" nights and lifeless days Constipation ruins rest Don't let thi deadly evil fanten Its hold upon you. Spots before the yen. .Drafting foot. Aching muscles. Sleeplessness. These art Junt a few nf tho sy mptoms. Con stipation is tho cause of more than forty diseases. Protect vrmreelf hav XTnWKMt,' ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to re licva constipation safely and promptly. Mora to prevent it just as surely. Eat two tablegpoonfult daily chronic eases, with every meal. Doctors recommend ALL BRAN because it is 100 'e bran. Serve with milk or cream and add fruits or honey for variety. Mix with other cereals. Sprinkle Into soups. Vm it in cooking too. 1 Recipes on package. Genuine ALL BRAN is made by Kellogg in Bat tle Creek. Sold by all grocers. Served at hotck, rcataurants. 0i diners. . trr.Ar.Tir -at.tji - xrnriern mu- rentatirwnt opened. rtn Klm- nth dvepue.- i li ALL-BRAN Johnson's Fruit Market Cor. Sixth and Grape Klamath Falls Netted Gems $1.25 per Sack Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes 4ybs. 25c Golden Ripe Bananas 4lbs. 25c Fancy Jumbo (Very Tender) Celery 15c per Bunch Large Baskets Tokay Grapes 15c Basket All Bunch Vegetables 5c per Bunch Phone 785. FREE Delivery Every Day j j .4,