Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MfiDFprcn MATS, TR1HUNR. MKDFOItl), OKEfiON. FRIDAY. XOVKMPKR 2. IftW. Iocal and Personal Im . . Tlie oolku toduy were seiiiuliins for two i'ui'H Hto leu luKt n&ht, one Ih'IiiK tuki'ii from Ueoi'K fiuten ami the other from the I'luri-v-Alb" Motor roinjiuny. A IH'W Ford was h-miI. "&. taken from Mr. Gates, while It wan, Kxlru pin'i-JuI hut buriculiiH Hat- parked in front of hjs home, nnd u j inday 3uti ikw hut Jum liouKht Chevrolet wim tuOn from the fund Included ut tliesu' marvulouK The new cut utid do(f hospital Ituildliitc iieiniitu w.-iv lnwind by on North Ulviinddu iivi-nui1 1m rap-1 Hit city yesitduy to '. It. Huwh-y Idly tH'uiiiiK completion and W ex- to build un addition to a dwelling pet-ted to bo ready for oteupuncy j on North 1'ine nti ert at a com of wtlhfn two week. Hituated in thuJ SIWj, nd to J. It. Winn to re center of a i;od sized lot ut th mod) u hou- on West Main street corner of Itivertddo und McAn-jut u coat of drew road. k-ouihIh HUiToundlnr.' 1 The )'id llox uftYrrf u reduction the buildinK will be landMcaped. j 0 t'K. fjRyu,, CiiKe and Monogram inaKinic poumoic wnai promimM iu,htii. uImi popular pi let d hain. on uf Mcdford'K m wfbt bcuuty Double urwri iliM-nunt Mump lo- O. S. York, trainmaster for the! Attorney (SiMtrire HoberU return- Thomas Keulty l''-.. real estate. Southern I'aclfjc at Uneb(irK, latd from Kan Fruncltujo tliu nuirn- Insurant and kiuuII Iouiih or any in the ity todfiy on l.iihic. j Inu. where he Hpent the payt few tiling of value. Palm Mock, corner ' !TlHm '. davit on buslnesH. 'Main and' Fro.it. utwtulrs. tf Mini Klialmh Hhit. Mipervisor of Voumi rural ch'ool. Is upend. nt; today vidtl"K Uu ''olo. Alderbroul; :in.l Funis Creek schools. Hear tJinuK-' A. Cuddlm;, Ueino-J cut tU cniKllilatc hi' ls ney .over radio xtatlon KMlil), at 7:45 o'clock Friday evening. 2L'4 Phone 51 A nurtli unci south of .Hclfunl were T nutirird uf Die theft. "" Hume niude citka'iil Miimh! fc lliuicry. ' !-'! ' 4 LlBteu in tulllKllt on KMKU from 1 i N lii U i. ni., nml limr 11 (imminent . Kepubllcan tell why Victor llurwll should be re-el(?eted t'OinmlssioiuT. ; : tu f A houn'ly varnuu, yiirt lnnued ir t' yeHterduy m the county clerk's of-1 2r to J"'" '1'u"("",' of IlUtto KllllHJ n' for Ihe Id Inir of one coyote. I morrow. 22'4 Kut lith Ht., . juwt least uf the Gruei'li-riu. 1 j Ueiillnr dance Jiuiile I'ulnt Hat. S25 OwiieiH of radion: Uon't foijiet the wtyle and beauty of thee hatn. : to lUMu n KMKU toniKht ut G jntHllit, velvet, Kailn and felt, vory b.Wst on the market, at xuch ainaz- j tin; imrt,'ain piicea of f i.VH, S3. UK, mdHou of -'.:, i.at ne. aiui one lot each. Jiny your hal here and iat m. The condition of M " Uori lllrh- ntral 1'olnt, who hat been u patient at the ('oinmunlty , hoKpitul mm-e iiiKt Katurday. ciiff'-r- ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED PACKED THE SANITARY WAY tlie Km my J,ou Hat Hhop in M. M. Store. 224 Kudio mvnui'K, attention ! Tunc in on KM 10 D nl 'I p. m. toiilcht. Mlrut Grace C'hntuberlain of AhIi land hut an Important incxMnKu to Hem- Karl M. Fchl, independent i "'-- i" J""1"" ofin.ll.l.iln ff.r miiVor of Medford. f !" ' Fpeaklni; over K.MKD toniKht, I to 10 p. m. I!- i Good Hplir and Ihtldwin a n pi cm for wtle at IMnmulc I'nckini; Co. l.f Guestn from u distance rct-i-der- j 0n ncvoral weekH ao f.r purtu r ,i .. fA.ir..i iiei ineludn Mr unknown, uro HtUI nilwInK. The MVH. , PHiiui 01 mimnm. k-rern upii oiini HtampM tomorrow at K from lni. (.rfeciM of Ix inu Mtruck iy an automobile, was reported to he better todav. e-o rfiiii 1h better acquainted with the needH of Medford thnn lOarl H. Fehl, IndeptMideut candidate for mayor, who wi'Hpciik toniKht over K M 101), U to j p. m. HeiuHtltchimr, hOMo m e n d I n b. . DeHpite a well orKanhied Hearch. which ull mo ut hern Oregon and northern t'alifornLa offJceiH partici pated, Geneva and 1-aurle Kucaf, two jouhk Atihland kIi-Ih who left und N. V., and Mm. 1, K. Kerr of Cal gary. Can. I'k'H. douKhnutH, candy, cider und coffee: vaudeville. orcheHtra, 8tunt. prlxeflKht. Hooncvclt school, Friday evcnlnK, Nov. 2. ' Hear about Victor Hui-hcU'h rec ord und why he tdtould be ro-ulect-ed commlHsloner. ovei' KMKi) to nlfihl from 8 to i) p. m. 2S-I The annual Hallowe'en frolic ut tne ItooHevelt Hchuol will be held Friday evening. November 2nd. Many ununual featurei for, entor talnmenL have been planned, in cluding vaudeville, orchcHtru and nl unit, and lefreHhtnentH will be by the I.-T. A. for the benefit of the school. Huvo you Heep those new metullc Jiatfl at Lottie JJowurd'H? 'M The naiiH'H of thn TaxpayeiV Comiiflttee, HUpportlng N e w t o n Chancy for reolectlon an District Attorney, will be published In Sat urda.v' Mally Trlhune. 224 Mr. und Mrs. Harold Crane left this forenoon for their home In JJerkcley. Cal., following novei-1 i pleating und button making. Han dle raft Hhop. i'hono 702. lOUtf Iat clue to their whereabouts came from Willows, Cal.. where It was believed they were working In the rleo fields. Tho girls a no between 12 and 14 years 'f age. Home made cakes at Marsh's Grocery. 224 The names of the Taxpayers Committee, supporting N e w t o n Chancy for re-election as District Attorney, will he publUh.ed In Kut- urday's Mail Tribune. , 224 Among t'allforniu guests at Med io nl hotels are Kernurd It. Dleck of Ios Angeles, Mr. an,d Mrs. 1. C. Thomas of hong lieach, Mr, and Mrs. N. A. IildlMW of Hnn DieKo, .f, 10. Meeting of Orlund. I,. A. Ha noi and It. F. Morris of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and Mr. and Mrs. lien Iurkin .of Hun Fran cisco. . flood Hplt, and Italtlwiii apples for sale at Pinnacle Packing Co. tf It will pay you to tune In to KM KI) toniKht at it p. m, and hear Karl H. Fehl, Independent candl dut1 fpr mayor of Medford. 224 JOmployes and their families of the American Fruitgrowers pack- Nttice lo ArivcrtlM-rw. All odvertlshiK for the Sunday paper, political as well as other wise., must . in dhls office by noon on Saturday, and before If possible. Thl rule must be Hirfctly uhsctved. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week . Medford Pharn&cy HeatS's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store davs spent In Medford. visiting in tu,ulw 0""l 1MI " friends and relatives while en route I lninrroii evening at o'clock hold rr..m .. ...oinr trin to Poitlaiid and Mm annual dinner, which will be Seattle. Tomorrow the biggest hnruatn day yet, such money saving bar- gains and extra. ' green stamps at ll)c lOmmy Lou Hat Shop in M. I M. Store. 224 Miss Grace Chamberlain will ? speak over KMKU lonight at 6 p. in. on the candidacy of tho Honor- able C. M.s Thomas for District Judge. "'''-- S24 Only four out of. th state, cars reglslcyed here yesterduy with the local Hlutu truffle bureau. . ' Cuul by the sack or ttn." Tnl. il8KMedford Find Go. . tf ;:J'eaeri, uprlcot, r plum, . walnut "vXrV'jVt any tree 2Iio; lean lnMarf( y. ;tmlers. .1. C .Ilaraoa Nurserj. f I'hono Uln-Y. 200tf v : Thm is ; Donut Week anil jiaturally yon will b interested, in o u r Sutui'duy Special on 1 ' . French Donuts 23c doz. udc Flulirer them. aS can only innke We will uIho have onsale a coinpleti; stock of other va rietieH . of (lonuts. inclitiling : Ckke Donuts Sugar Donuts Raised Donuts . Whole Whea Donuts o and tho largest and most complete stock of breads and pastries in South ern Oregon. followed by a program. Pear troes, 20c; French roots, h u d d e d; nothing bettor. J.. C. UnrnoH Nursery. Tel. 1 1 0-Y. 200tf , ItoKuar dance lOngle Point Sat. 225 After having Mpcut two tlays In Medford on official business. AY. I). Miles of rtoschurg. special agent ! for the Southern Pacific r.illroud, left thfti forenon for Ktu. we. where i he will work with other offii-eiH in' efforts to nppreheml tho unknown asHUssin who last night Killed a j Southej-n Pacific freluht brakemanl 40 mllcft out uf tOugetiu on, the Natron cut-off. Tlo was Informctl of the -happening by telegraph when he was at Ashland last uiuht. Home made cakes at Marsh's Grocery. 224 lOxtru good Hultzonherg npples, f0c, per box nt Plunuclo Packing Co. t tf AHhlaud children were scheduled to ho the principal patients at this iMiftcrnoon's dental clink; at the county health unit under the direc tion of Mrs. Martha Denton. Ash land school nurse, with Dr. It. C J Miilhollund of this city In charge. Dane e. Itlvcrstde Community Club, Sat. nlte. Same orchestra. 224 Hemstitching, host m o n d I n g. pktatingaand button making. Han dicraft Shop. Phono 702. .miC Temporary unto licenses Were Is sued tit tho sheriffs office yester day to the Keherer Motor company ami, Clalru I.onn of Medford. Peter Scuiichkn of Sprngue ltlver, and S. G. Nye of Talent. Coal hy tho sack or ton. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. tr iOxtra good Haldwht apples. 50c per box nt Pinnacle Pucktug Co. ! tfl j- Mrs. M. 10. France, who recently! resinned us house ntolhor of (he local Y. W. C, A., Is being replaced ' hy Mrs, Mary Fowell. who arrived l from Ttijcumnt Wash., this week to j take up ,hur duties there. Mrs. ! Fruieo will loav soon for an ex , tended . visit with hor son ait ' dauvhter-in-law in San Jose, Cal. Karl H. Fehl will bring to the votuiH of Metlford facts over KM Kl tonight. 9 to 10 p. m. 224 Cherry trees, 25c; finest over grown In state. J, C. llnrnes Nur sery, phono fitO-Y. 30Otr : ! Mr. "and Mrs. G F. DOnlel "uf ' MeCall, uUylt have left for North! ' llei after a two weeks visit with .John Seller and family of this city. , Mr. Daniel ami Mr. Setter wore I boyhood frlcndx and It had been i over 20 years since they had last! met. 1 lladlo owners! Tunc In on KM I KD tonight at A p. m. Ileur Miss' Grace Chamberlain discus ihe Is- sues In the Judicial campaign. 224 f. JuUgt Nhnrh of Kooky Pidnt. ; Pelican hay. was a business caller; ut tho Crater l.ako national for j entry offices, here today. j , Dance, Hlverslde Community i Club, Sat. nlte. Same orchestra, t 224 , Jersey stills and dresses mude to measure at the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg. H7tf Kveiett Faher, 21. of Centra) Point, ni)d Hetthih Uiuner. 21. of Albany, were Issued o inurrlae Heonse by the Marlon county clerk here Montluy nfternoon. The wed-. ding took place In Albany Monday) nlwlit at tho Evangelical church, of which the bride's father In pastor. Doth the bride und brldej, room are former student of Willamette unl vvit'lty. A considerable number of portion went to Albany from here .to it tt end the wedding. - Ha tern Htntenmnn, Thn nsuHNf of tho. Taxpayers' Committee, supportltm Newton Chancy for re-nleetkm as District Alloruey. will bo published In Sat; urduy'a Mull Tribune. 824 j llvur tleorijo A. Codding, Demo- cratlc candidate for district at tor-1 ney .over radio ntnffon KMIOD, nt HURRY! ONLY ONE DAY LEFT AFTER TODAY THEN GONE FOREVER CROWDS ARE STILL TERRIFIC Thoy Come by tho Hundreds From i All Southern Oregon, but! TRY TO GET-IN Continuous Shows :30 to 11 P.M. Tomorrow Continuous Shows 1:30 to 11 P.M. Tomorrow I l . L f Four Shows Daily At 1:30, 3:30, 7-9 AdmiSBfon Children 25 Adults ; 50 CONTINUOUS , ' . SHOW 8ATURDAY Coming Sunday , FANCHON and MARCO'S Oriental Idea .. . With . " JUE FONG, Famous Chinece Tenor """'''It. ' CONTINUOUS 'Oil Jjy. SATURDAY ' I TODAY j only i j I 35 fr ; j IF YOU'RE THE SORT M'fiiA j THAT'S HARD TO THRILL 111 : j A'ND SELDOM LAUGH, yYK""5T" J f j THIS PICTURE WAS JUST ' - Vf InAUCl FQR VUU. YOU Kt i "K- I MWOTOpOBOIH.; , I. I William With . . . O ' ALAN HALE, SUE CAROL ALBERTA VAUGHN . 1 Thoy were bmldtra nml ihelr Idea of lmmur wim In drop a wlilti'-tnil rlvi't Inlo Ihe pnrkot of the other, when ho was ilrnmuinK of tho Bil l of his hem t you'll imiJo.v this iihture unci tiilk nboiil It fur wrrk. ' ' TOMORROW HOOT GIBSON in "Clearing the Trail' Economy Groceteria ' "THE. HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE" ABOUT POTATOES Some folks wonder why there are so many different prices asked for potatoes by Medford stores-Wellwith potatoes like any thing else, you get just what you pay for " So that all may know why prices vary so much we have arranged a display mour window of potatoes of the fjiree grades being sold in Medford. First you wdl find the lower priced grade then the U. S. No. 1 and then the 12-oz. fancy bakers; the latter grade being found only at the Groceteria. And remember this with potatoes as with other foods the best is always, the cheapest. , t -. i - ,; . , "; Bread Medford's best bread because baked without alum-bearing substitutes. Mb. loaf . . . I . . . 3 for 20c H-lb. loaf lOc Buns, Parker House or Napkin Rolls dozen i . 15c. , Flour and Sugar Drifted Snow, 49-lb. sack . . . $1.85 Fisher's Blend . $1.98 Wnite Down a guaranteed hard wheat flour . .$1.79 Sugar-per 100 lbs $5.95 i OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Crystal White Soap 10 bars ... 35c Palm Olive Soap 4 bars .25c Matches Buffalo Brand 6 box es in a cor ton; per carton . 18c; 2 cartons ' . ...... . . . . . .35c Syrup and Hot Cake Flour; I gal- Ion can of Tea Garden Syrup and a 4-lb. sack of Phillips Hot Cake and Waffle Flour, both for ... .89c Oregon Ripe Prunes a delicious canned plum in good syrup, No. - 1 can r . , : . ; . . . . , . .10c Arm and Hammer Brand Soda 3 pkgs .25c Snow Drift Shortening, 8-lb. pail $1.63 Del Monte Crushed Pineapple No. 2 2 can 3 for 65c Del Monte Sliced Pineapple-No. .' . 2 can 3 for 69c Kemp's Fancy Corn; No. 2 can regular price 20c a can; 3 cans .50c Freshly, Roasted Coffee our own rpast three very fine blends . . . . . ..." 38c; 43c; 49c Campbell's Pork and Beans, 18-oz. can 3 for 25c Libby's Apple Butter, No. 2 can . . 23c Miller High Life Malt Syrup No. 2 i can 53c Wash Boilers heavy oversize re tinned boiler with copper bot tom . . . $2.98 Electric Waffle Molds Highly pla ted and fully guaranteed $5.59; $7.59 Round Aluminum Roasters excep tional value ... . $1.29 Coco Fibre Door Mats 88c Glass-bake Pie Plates guaranteed against breakage by heat 49c Household Brushes set of 5 a brush for every purpose, per set 49c Swift & Co.'s Fancy Hams, by the half ham, pound ,29c ' Shoe Department Better shoes for less for the whole family. Widest assortment' o f children's shoes in southern Oregon. Men's work shoes high top and dress shoes. All guaranteed to give satisfaction. Fountain Lunch Breaded Perk Chops, Mashed Pota toes, Cream Gravy, Creamed Cauli flower, Buttered Bread, Coffee or Milk . : .. .25c Try our hot malted milk chocolate 10c GATES & LYDIARD .. . o BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Use pur Parking5 Lot While Shopping Here. Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS 0 Hams half of whole, per pound . . . 30c . . .. .'..- . . Picnic Hams, per pound 20c o Home Rendered Lard, per pound . . 16c Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c Choice Beef Steak, per pound . .". .32c Phone 273 We Petiver Sulphate of Ammonia At our warehouse now or from car November 15th. Advise us of your needs.' ' 1 10 lb. Bags for 60c Just the Thing for Your Flower Garden Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc. . . .. , , Sixth at Bartlett Phone 269