Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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TifRDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, M"F,OFORD, O!?Wi0r, FKTDAY. OCTOBER 2fi, 1928.
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New F'nll nnrt Winter
Hats
An unusually finr- selen
lion in foils, velvets and
com Iji nut ions, priced at
$2.D5 and $3.95
All AVool Slip-on
Sweaters
in tire newst sharing to match our
I'.ntteifly Skirts. K XT IS A SI'K
CI.U,, $3.50.
IV III- I
A kWK CTTk 'rc nfiWNt Kl'ides to match our j
CVTfi Iluft.ifJv Skirl. EXTIIA SI'K- i
(,,AMk5-
uTny Skir,s' ,,'ui" ,,ml pl"id'
i' 200 Beautiful New '. Mi
Dresses ' m w j
On Sale Tomorrow .. (M.'Mlvl
An exceptionally attractive lot of itwj
dainty Fall dresses in satins, crepes WSftSf
and other popular Fall materials. These fitfegjjjjjgiC-
dresses sell regularly up to $15.00. On f $&t
. . sale tomorrow at " -l1
' Regular $18.95 Dresses, W
! . WESCUT ALL-SILK HOSE, UN- Tj - M
V' U , EQUALED IN VALUE . A '
I STEWARDS ' ... if
? U $1 to $25 Store j k
WW 103 North Central Phone y-J X
i. . "Apparel for Vomen" v
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! Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
$1.00 Day Special
1 " ' $1 Discount on every decorating
order of $5 or over received and
paid for on "Dollar Day."
You'll be surprised what you can
get for $1 on "Dollar Day" at -
BLISS HEINE COMPANY, INC.
Pant'orium Bldg. , Phone 623
(onsfipafed?
TakoH-NATURE'8 REMEDY tonight.
Your fSiroinatitcorsanD-willb. functioning
liroperly by mun.intr and yourconttipatlon
will nd with a buwl action u f reo and
ru.y aa nature ut tier boit uu pain, no
uriiunir. iry it. uniy zuc.
Mil J, safe, purely vegetable
Kecommended and Sold by
All 7 Meciford Druggists
Opportunity is daily broad- if Jixr
casting a quality message thru 4r
: "B B" (Beck's Bakery) to ftf
those t JuBa
Who seek quality Bread 1 ' fjmm
Who want clean Bread WtCTafflCBa
Who demand' value in ,a f MW
i food product. W"
PAN DANDY
BREAD
Satisfies.
BBSEAID)
Pits ut the Or en on National
liuard rifle runge eul of Medford,
on the slopes of Hoxy Anne, arc
being lined this week wllh lumber
and tile range If expected to be
ready for service by the first of
November. In addition to serving
the target practice neds of the lo
cal unit ofr the Oregon National
(.Uutrd, the range will also be used
by the lecul reorganized branch of
the National Rifle association,
which now has approximately 4U
incmbertt and etiually as many
proifpc'tH.
Look for the mahl. Ask your
Ki-ticer for Maid o' sweet freain
butler. tJranls J'ass I'reainery.
':, . rA
Hemstlt!ljlR. hose mending, pleat
ing and button making;.' Handi
craft Hhop. Phono 1(12. . lU3tf
The women of tlie'Central Point
Kdltil corpH havu chanued their
mcetlns place for their Hallowe'en
entertainment Tuesday evening to
Central hall. The public Is Invited.
Klncald'H (lance, flold Hill Har.
1!I7
New phnn(gr.iili records, l.ont;
as they last, 10c apiece. Jenninu;j
Loan Office, C S. Kront. HH
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Jamison
left (his forenoon for their home
In C'hlco, cal., followlni; a visit In
Central I'olnl with l-'raulc Wilson
and family.
At the Jtexali Rlore's one-cent
sale Thursday. Friday and Satur
day you can buy the second article
of the same kind for one cent. 217
Dance at Kred O. Kellcy's hall,
Hokuo Itlver. Sat. nittht. Urondway
urcheHtra. (iood lunch. 217
A letter from the National in
herltance service of Han I'Yaneiseo
was received today by the county
clerk'a office, asking for the where
abouts of Mark Hlabodulk, believed
to be residing In Jackson county.
Slabodnik Is wanted In connection
wllh Important, business In regard
to the settling of an estato.
Hosn mendlnu;, runners removed
and snas worked back, llamll
craft Khop. 2llf
Jvalsominint; $2.r0 per room; also
palntina; and papering. 229 Apple
Ht. Phono 14-H-L. i
Tho Central Point branch of the
Jackson County Health association
wus scheduled to meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Taylor In the Willow Springs dis
trict. Miss Jen' Henley, slate health
educational director, was to be the
principal speaker to appear before
them.
Jersey suits and dresses made to
measure at the Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Hide;. 187tf
Peach, nprlcot,' plum, walnut
trees; any ti'eo 2Cc; less In large
numbers. J. C. Barnes Nursery.
Phono 1110-Y. 200tf
The Debcnirer Gap and Central
schools were the destinations of
periodical visits today by Miss KHz
abeth llui'r, county supervisor of
rural schools. These schools are'
located In tho Trail section and
have but a bmall enrollment.
Four pairs regular 4 Do ladies'
hose for $1.00, Friday and Satur
day nt Shields. No limit. 217
Hullowo'en costumes for children
to rent, rhone 991-w. 222
"Thero is no mlstako when you
say 'This Is a great country,' "
wrote William Wagner of Phila
delphia, Pa., In a letter to the locitl;
Chamber of Commerce, giving In
formation that he with two other
families plan to arrive here before
Christmas to make their perma
nent home. "Jackson enmity," con
tinues tho letter, "Is as good as any
nnd better than many eountols In
Oregon.'" Mr. Wagner Is nri ox
servlce man and carried on corre
spondence with various sections of
I ho state la locate a suitabln des
tination. Cherry (roes, tDc: flnost ever
grown In stnlo. J. C. Barnes Nur
sery. Phone 910-y. !00tr
Dunce at Fred (). Kelley's hall.
Rogue Itlver, Sat. night. Broadway
orchestra. Oood lunch. 217
Among the successful China
pheasant hunters who were in the
field yesterday was llert Jtoslel of
the First National bank. He shot
three times during the course of
his hunt yesterday afternoon and
killed two yncasants and one quail
in the Utn Creek sciotlon. lie was
accompanied by ,1. tc, .Murray of
the Mall Tribune.
Orange dance, Kagle Point. Sat.
night. Kverybody welcome. sis
Chorry trees, 85c; finest ever
grown In state. J. C. Barnes Nur
sery. Phono 910-Y. 200tf
riuestsVi'om Washington state
registered ' at . Mot'.tord hotels In
clude Orarc Grafton f Cliehalis,
Mr. andAMrs. F. 8. lialdwin, Mr.
and Mis. K, M. Mawhlnney and
air. and Mrs. o. W. Zehar of Se
attle. ',., ;;
Hose mending, runners removed
and snags workco. hack. Handi
craft shop. 216tf
Fifty ladles' hats, while they last,
$1.00 each Friday and Saturday at
Shields. . . . . i . 217
i'1'he Liberty Meat Market has In
stalled a new ice-box for which
they will have fi'esh flsti and sh-ii
fish throughout the winter month,
This new department ws put i...
according, to J3mll Pech, because
the piihlin has been asking for sea
foods. . These products come fresh
dally.
Hluei Mission grapes now ripe.
Three cents n, pound. J. A. Mankc,
two miles east of Jacksonville, ad
joining Clancy orchard. tf
Holler skale nt the Medford
i Miss Dlx went to the desert too
ilate. She found sheiks riding on
!'ord cars Inniead of prancing Arab
t horses and wearing clothes cut
jout 10,000 suits at a time-in Chi
cago, Rochester or some other
! American clly.
! A Hillish citizen, over a power
' fill radio owned by tho govern
ment, sent a message addressed
'to a lady living on Mars, never
'nearer Ibis earth than 40,000.000
; miles.
j The usual lee was charged, and
lo and behold, after the prepaid
! message started on its 18.7000 me
ter wave, a strange message came
back through the !oud speaker.
giving "dol.s und dtrshes unite
clearly without Interruption." Mar
tians know that we can't under
stand their .language. . In all prob
ability they hud nothing to do with
those "dots and dashes." but it is
interesting.
W
In connection with dots Dud
dashes, It Is well to remember that
several members of Congress were
once beaten for re-election because
"Ihey wero fools enough to -vote
public money for an impossible
contraption called the telegraph
that would send message over a
wire." The "contraption" now
works, even without wires.
The National CUy Hank, richest
private institution in tho world,
will interest Itself to Ihe extent of
(5,000.000 to (10,000,000 in nirplutio
development.
And Mr. Mitchell, head of the
Natlonul City, shows wisdom In en
couraging a flying oreanlzation of
Seattle. That energetic city of Ihe
northwest, Hobo to Asia, has good
reason for developing aviation, and
is dnln it.
-
When will the big General Mo
tors company begin airplane manu
facture? Mr. Sloan knows that his
giant company will be'-making air
planes sooner or later. Wliy not
NOW?
B Canned Goods Combination Vegetable Offer
Oml of Thanks.
To our dear friends and rela
tives who tmderod lo us thcirjlnd
est sympathy and help riurinn the
illness and deuth of our loved one,
also for the bountiful floral trib
utes, we are truly Kiateful.
Km ma Bennett nnd
217 Family.
Notice.
My wife, Gladys, having left my
bed and hoard. 1 will not he re
sponsible for any debts contracted
by her after this date, October -!fith,
1 f2S. M. H. Simons. 113
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOH IlKNT 1-room house, fur
niHhed; liht, water. Rooms for
bachelor. 812 Summit. '1 1 8
VOll It 10 N'T Hedroom for gentle
man at -18 N, Orange, hy Uliz
beth Temple. 2 1H
FOU SAI.K Chevrolet troupe, first
class condition, by private own
er, t'all any time, liuriiham
Apartments. 1 1 !l
WANTKI) Hour work,
en res. I 'hone 1 3!tS- Y.
liefer-
FOR HUNT Housekeeping rooms
and house. .134 Apple.
FOR 8AMC Oil LEASK G-room
purtlv furnished house in pood
condition. Will accept small
payment down .balance like rent.
: 814 Hunt Jaokson, Phone 1 40.
a 1 1
TO KXCHANOI-3 For small mod
ern house, T city lots and 1 0
acres of land on Crater I ike
high way .3 miles from Med f o rd :
value $3.r00. Will assume. KM
K. JnckHOn St. Phone 1409. 21f
Piggly Wiggly
ollar.
Piggly Wiggly' Flour tl ff
8-1 4 im.iiihIs V1'""
Piggly Wiggly Coffee J QQ
$1.00
$100
Granulated Sugar t"I ((
15 pounds 4 JL JJ
$1.00
Pie Peaches
U 1 -fcallnn lit us ..
Rainier Malt
2 V1,llh
Klamath Netted Gems
ler sack
Toilet Crepe Paper
111 rolls
$1 00
Schillings Coffee- ttl QQ
J-pl.tiiHl call
$1,00
Bottle Cappers
l .ai !
n...fc -..$1.0fl
Market Day Seedless
Raisins U1 'flfl
4 I packages V f W
Seedless or Seeded
Raisins
l;t 1'i-o'z. iiiickagcs
$1.00
2 Cans No. 2 's Goody-Goody Tomatoes
2 Cans No. 2's, Goody-Goody Peas .
2 Large Cans Van Camp's Hominy
1 Can No. 2s', Del Monte Spinach
All for I. :.
FOR SALK OH TltAUK 40 acres,
subdivided in 20, 10 und two ft
" acre tracts. 3 miles from Med
. ford on Cra.ter Lake highway,
rcudy ft" crop. Will trade on
city property. 814 lOnst Jackson
St. Phone 1 409. 219
FOH SAI.F. Haldwin apples. 1
mile out. Phone 7-F-4. 2ITtf
Cereal
Combination
3 Pkgs. Corn Flakes
2 Pkgs. Shredded
Wheat
1 Pkg. Mother ,
"China" Oats
1 Pkg. Rice
Krispies
All for : ::- M
iZTz'Il ,$100.
P & G White Naptha
J-..:., $1.00
Piggly Wiggly cBread
l.'i loaves
Campbell's Tomato
Soup
1 cans
Chocolate Bon Bon
Cookies
4it pounds
Campbell's Baked
Beans
No. 2 size. 11 cans
Calumet Baking
Powder
4 1 -lb. cans
Super Suds,
12 for
Log Cabin Maple or
Cane Syrup
1 large can
$1.00
$1.00
$1 00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SPECIALS
Fresh Side Pork
Per pound ....
Beef Roast
per pound
- 20c
22c
Pork Roast -Per
pound
Hams Half ov Whole
per pound
25c ,
We Deliver
30c
i
Phone 1236
3C
LOST 1 !l 2 S Ford truck wheel and
tire. Notify O. O. Oliver. Climax.
Ore. lieward. 219
WANTKI) IS head young ewes.
State breed and price. Address
liox If.. Mail Tribune. 219
WANTKIJ Have good home for
young shepherd or collie dog.
Address IIoxqC. Mall Tribune.
219
Voril OPPOltTI'.VlTV IS llKHK
20 acres of fine land two miles
from Medford, 9 acres of good
rich creek bottom, GO IVAnJou
trees and loo ltartlett trees. A
wonderful buy. Take it for SlOlio.
Terms Is de'.ired. Medford lrrl
catlon District, 219
Armory Skating ltlnk.
(20
Made by
Beck's Bakery
At Your Grocers
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Verl O. Wnlksr
aro the parents of an 4 pound
girl horn ut the Community hospi
tal last night.
Siwlal Communication
Med font 1odge No. lol, A.
;vyt r . nr jw., r riuny, uci. 26, '
'Tr ' 1:30 r. m. Work In Ihe u i
A, decree. Hy oriler of w. M I
217 C. M. HOL'STON. Secy.
Mall Tribune ads lira read by j
10,000 people every day. tf '
FRANK'S
Comedians
m
Playhouse Theatre
."White
Collars"
3 Act Comedy Hit
Doors Open 7:00
' Electrola Concert 7:15
' Orchestra 7:30
Vaudeville 7:45
Curtain 8:05
Prices 25 and 50o
Coming
"Know Your Onions"
Johnson's Fruit Market
Cor. Sixth and Grape
Klamath Falls Netted Gems
Potatoes
$1.15 per sack
V
Fresh Cut For Kraut
Cabbage ;
O- per pound,
in quantities
Large Grapefruits
3 for 29c .
Sweet Potatoes
4 lbs. for 23c
Jumbo Celery
2 bunches 19c
Fancy Quinces
6 lbs. for 25c
All Bunch
Vegetables
5c
Bell Peppers
4 lbs. for 25c
Phone 785. ' FREE Delivery Every Day
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