Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 15, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

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    "MEDFOTtD MATT. TTTT5TTNT!, MEPPOTj-D. OTCrTiOy, THFTDY,' XOYEMTIET. Tt 1023.
T'XCm THREE
SHIELDS' STORE SALE
jTlii extraoulfnary yountf man Ie
t voted Imt a brief pciiud to prat-jtk-o
on the t'unipl'-'x koyhoanls,
iand filtered into u UemuiiHtrutit.H.
! of oi-pan in lent wliieh madf him
famous at once in the Quaker City.
; (iei inani played n mnmain uf : of the company; i
sour.' or tne Kre.Ue.t vor;s m or-.time was the emir
TODAY--1'-
tion. and still alilo ti filvo Homo
of tlie" younger men In our serv-k-e
n run for their money
tures on the dotted lino. 'A. IV M.
Ik the oldest aireiit in tlie empl
faet. at one I
aeney foive ;
RED CROSS WORK
OP LAST MONTH
iiK-luilim? the ra- t,,o ri::iiiluiiiun period prior to
i No- r'antula niui tlu- nine we opened our doors for
UKue. 'Hi,,. Philadelphia, l'lililic business on April 12, 1 Mi C He
l.nlK'T sai.i7''lt was hole that has s(.rvo,i u,e company faithfully
iormant slim!! his real powers j OVl,p .lom. ,lcrloj ot y.-ars. pro
ln a congenial work. The entire ; Uucini; a large volume of business
number was played w ith typleal i , unin nto mnny millions, anil
I.iszu;'-! lire, and ovoKeil siorms(,i,,, i..,- .,,., t. Iu ,,,.. ,,,,..,
Mther !n front of.Shtehla on Bonfe j- T,u. nuin jni.hla Kccord :
Central to take advantage of Uie:"Th treat oman at WnnamakcrV
(closing; out sale conducted there 'responded Inspirlngly to Fernanda
;bv l.eo FoIbukoii in behalf of K. C. ;i;ermnt. who demons. rated that
, Iladley Co.. Inc., new owners. The . he is one of the premier organ
j doors opened nt 9 o'clock find the. j wis of the day. The l.lszt Ad
u
I A large, crowd of feminine shop
! pert and tai-;aiii Beckers began as 1
early as S: 13 this morning to.
I
Famous
Filson Trousers
MADE to fund the gaff double
from below knee to top; full double
eat. Made of f-ncst waterproofed
Khaki, neat in appearance and most
serviceable and convenient.
S-ox. 15430 10-oz. $6.50
Your dealer has them
or can get them for you
G-FilsonC
V Outdoor Clothes M
1005-1007 FIRST AVENUE
Seattle
crowd poured 111. . Nos Kantasl." and Vogue in Par-
The former store, owned by hieular developed tlie colossal re
Shields, will be transformed into (sources of Eisner Gormnni's teih
one branch of the Print-ilia Frock niitue. It was a thrilling exposl
Sbop chain nnd will be opened uion of tho rich polyphony of the
here around January 1. Tho sale, organ answering; tho behests of o
which opened today, will cuntinue ii-ne overlord."
tnroiiKiiout the holidays until the I This city will have occasion
entire stock of dresses, hats nnd ; judge Gi rmnnt't ureal talents for
i;eneral merchandise Is disposed of. .itself, who plays a recital here
part
i of this business is still on our
, books today.
J "Although one of the old vet
r erans, he shows ho is still in the
j running by leading our entire list
of agents In producliotf tor
I month of October.
The statistical report for the
month of October shows tho fot- !
lowing Itemized record of work b
the .luekson county chap.jr of the
American Ited Cross:
Office interviews SS
I Saturday evening at tlto l'resbyte
l riTtn church.
LARGEST
V II y fills splemUd volume he also
earns the dlstinetion of beins the
H"i'onil one of our agents to qualify
for tlie neu tlold Medal club uineo
July 1st.
"Our d nee rest conm-atulatlonw
arc extended lo Mr. Cornell, whom
, ie nil love, and wo hop ho will
eoiitimiL' to pi-odueo a Kood volumo
i of business for many years to
eome. In other words, 'Long limy
ho wave'."
Insurance Journal
Praises Cornell
K1 VATM AIKPKWICS AUK
STILL ltAUi; IN UKKM.VNV
Tho largest oi Ran in I ho world
in 4n tlit? Kt'and court of tho "Wan
ii maker more In l'hiladclphin. ,H
was at tho keyboard of this eo-lon-al
Instrument, famotiM for the
array of preat oiKani.ts who had
played it, that a m-year-old youth
from Italy Fernando Oermnni
had one of his greatest triumphs.
I uwKi.i.N un rno official ucr-
r"" , iinan list of lieenfied ulrphmes own-
The liulletin issued by tho Ore-i0)i hy ,,PVnto persons, industrial
Kon I-ifc Insurance company has j and commercial concerns shows
this to say about A. 11. Cornell of j that in all Germany, there uro
Grants I'ass, district representa-1 only tiSti planes in prlvato pos
tlve of their comiiapy: ' Isession. A biff circus lotida .with
"A popular sons which vumb ns ! five planes, next como tho well
follows. 'Tho old pray maro ain't. , known vilstoin newspaper con
what she ustor he,' does not apply I corn -with three, thereafter' fol
to A. li, Cornell, our veteran agent. low industrial firms, cifc-nrctto nnd
He is still running strong. n shown cafldy mnnufacturcrs. The state
his splendid October prodiic- of Havnrla is rtwner of two planes.
. . ' Abu MAYTMJNK you've hearo
I ' THE BEST IN RADIO--, , i
V But ycu ain't hear.d J ' . '
tbo f Telephone liuiutrios ls
! Juls secured for women 1 :l t
Towns visited and number of
times for social work j
Ashland i
Hojnio liiver 3 '
Pools Creek - - I
Central Point v " I
Phoenix H j
Jacksonville. .' ;
Gold Hill
IlUlte Fulls 1 j
S;miis Valley U i
Medford 2rt '
Total number of towtin and dis-l
trh ts, id: number of clionts for the
month, fi t. I
Assoriutod Charities of Oak
land "... 2
Assoeiatod Charities of Han
Frunciseo 1 '
Public Welfare Uirtau of Port-
bind 3
Outdoor Itelief Dept. of Char-,
Ities, 1-os AnReles :.. 2
Child Welfare Commission 2
Social Sefvico liuroa'ii, Spokane?. 1
A merlon n lied Cross, Helena,,'
Mont 1
American lied Cross, Hod wood
Clly, Oil 1
Yakima Valley Chapter, A. U. C. 1
Tho Pumlly Service Society,
Pueblo. Colo '. ' 2
Publie Health Association. ......... C
District Attorney 2j
County Court , iiSI
. Ttolief given during1 tho month
of October
Godward's SH1.G6
Snider fi.30
Itasltct Grocery 2.R0
l-eoiioniy Market N.1
H, 13. Marsh 2.9 L
Htiugnlow Store G.on
U V. House 1.79
Gates & Lydinrd 27. G5
Phoenix MereanUlo 25.00
: KADIOI.A60- Without RMeiotntts - $175
' Cabinet of two-toned walnut. Illuminated
'vincle-dial uininR control, Nine tuiSc, in
cludinc POWER DETECTOR.
f 0
iO.-
ADIOLA 64 - WMdui Rtrillmti -iwo
Magnificent walnta cabinet. Built-in RCA
Dynamic Speaker, driven hv power-amplifying
Radiotron, giving practically unlim
ited volume without distortion. Eleven
tubes. Tuning meter, aen'itivity control
and automatic volume control. A marvel
f engineering and craftamanahip th
PEAK of radio performance!
OU will gain an entirely neiv conception of
radi& performance and value when you
hear one of these Radiolas. Att before such
sensitivity, selectivity and tone quality! And
note the attractive prices!
In these beautiful models, RCA has adapted
its famous Super-Heterodyne circuit to com
plete A-C light socket operation, with single
dial control. ,
' Many new and exclusive features make these
Radiolas the radio sensation of the year! ee
them hear them. Your RCA Dealer is now
showing the complete line. Without obligat
ing you in any way, he'll gladly give a dem
onstration in your home. Just drop in at his
store ot 'phone him today!
Si
CA I.OUDSPEAKEk 10 t - 7.50
An rxceptionul reproducer lao nn orna
mentil mmtrrpleee. The rtt.c upptur- .
ance of tbi apeekeY i at eomplttelysetin
lyinf to tht eye itt niperb perfonnanca
. ia to the ear.
Inor
RADIOI.A 30A ImetmJiBt RaJhtnm ?M
, This custom -bunt. At lojte uti operates nT
rectly from lijfi.tin circuit, either AC or i
DC, Cabinet of te Ice ted dark walnut rta
eer. 8 tubes. Built-in Loudapeaker 100-A. !
Power amplifier eiTea maiimum Toltuna.
without diatorttou.
cnai-
X ADIOLA IS. THimutRaJhtrtnt. 95
Simplified operation direct from Utthtinr
current finely bnlanced senaitivity and ;
Bflectivity, New fwiuret include aharper
tuning (one knob) i volume control f cur
nat twitch; illuminated nation aelector.
RADIOLA 16 Imtluitimg RJjlri B2.7j
A battery-operated aet of great compact
iteaa. Create new performance ttantfarda
for aeti of this type, Cabinet finished in
wahoRiny. Tuned radio-frequency circuit.
By uae of aocket power devices, can b
Adapted for A-C operation.
KADlOLA$lIaclmJigRAjiitrttl9$,0Q
1 Combinea the ouUtanditif performance of
JJADIOLAxlB with the tone-clarity and
volume of LoudspeakerlOO-A. Electrically
operated direct from lightinf circuit. Seven
tub ei, including power amplifier.
75? Dealer xche diu
playt bn sign is a
good man to know-'
RADIOM .
Without RaJirtrnt 37
Walntrt. conanl- cubinet, with maple inlay nnd carv1 mnM
inK. Illuminated dial. Built-in RCA Dynamic Lnudflnpaker.
Nine tubca, including POWER DETECTOR TUBE.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Merchandise Distributor General Electric
mm
RCA LOUDSPEAKER I00-A - - $2$
Weatherproof, conceited cornigatH c.vn.
Lntina; ienttivity and volume, El'ctricai
niter removes diiiortion. RemarVabii
clatity deep, full tone.
.FOR SA LE BY THE
FOLLOWING
AUTHORIZED DEALERS
Year-romid
pertormance
under all tlriving conditions
Toiul for prorerlrs for Octo
ber .'. $87. GG
Total for Kl'ort-rk'H for Oclo-
lior fi-otji Hcd Crown l!l.50
Fuel Mvdfurd 'Kuol Co S 1 1'.OO
Total for fuel for October 1
Total for fuel for October
from Red Cross : G.OO
Merchandise
Mann's 8 28. G6
C. M. Kltld oi Co lO.fiO
Scott Woolf (I 3. 0(1
J.'C. Penney Co BH'7
M':'M, Dept. Storo '21.23
:
Total" for mercbnndlHo for
October ..: , $110.7-1
Total for ' merchandise for
, October from lteil Cross.. 44. S7
Item
C. H. Cbrlstner S 0.00
Brown & White 8.00
Merrick's ; 5.00
Mrs, .Mary Uuutcn G.OO
Total for rent for October..?
Total for rent fur October
from Itetl Cross
ItlKB-n Option I Works,
glasses $
American Hallway ExprY-ss,
for baKcago
Mrs, Ilarnes, school tickets
for transportation
Itldcn's, repairing shoes......
Kamlly allowances
Transients
La l''onda j....
Washington
I'alaco
J. N. Cafu
i.00
5.00
1.25
80.00
1.50
1.50
.50
.511
3. 50
(Sonera! Violet Hay, tlie new million
dollar motor fuel, ia anti-knock. At
the samj time, the lcst gasoline on
Uie market today for your automo
bile. Fill tip today aiid let your
engine decide! .ms. '. ....
A few years ago when General Oaso
line was introduced to Pacific Coast
motorists its apparent superiority
von it instant popularity with driv
ers and dealers. Today, the General
Petroleum Corporation presents to
the same motoring public that sup
ported the original General so cnthu-
siaslic4illy,a new product
GENERAL VIOLET
KAY ANTI-KNOCK CAS;
OLINE, tho result of '
years of experimentation;;
and months of testing.'' S
'kpo
KGO
KFI
XUSOLINE-
It is logical that General would never
have undertaken this complete ;
change to Violet Ray had it not been ,
tried and tested . . . found to be supe
rior. Try it and have the assurance
that science and money have united
to make the finest gasoline for any
car driven, under any circumstances-
GENERAL VIOLET RAY ANTI
KNOCK GASOLINE.
Hear the "Cenertd Independent" ting
Tunc in! Every Friday night at 8:00 over thm
National Jlroadcaaling Company Network and
hear Otis famous quartet together teith a unique
concert of four pianoi. Request numbers may
bo turned in to any General Inde
pendent station. Send yours inl
A new nnd" greater motor fuel,
worth a premium, but Bold at iho
regular market price to introdnee
It. Theproductofaf 150,000,000
corporation. -
KHQ; IKOMO
mlnuto thrift talks made over I Hiilherlin Local quicks! 1 v o i-1 Vadls Trains now operating on
radio station K10K Thursday even?' mines attracting much attention. ' rails connecting Shermnn Mill nnd
lugs at 5:45 and over radio KTUltjTo bo deyoli.ped Into, lin'gcst pro-j United It. It. gives outlet .to .biff ;
Thursday evenings nt S : no. 'doi-ors In I?. R , '' mill. -
Total material relief for
October $303.79
Total material, relief for
October from Hod Cross.. 123. 7
jti'jini'L or Thrift, Shop,
October, 1U28.
fho following 1h a brief report
ot tho Thrift Khop for tho month
ot October: "1 garments wore
given lo 1 5 persons. ' iJonoi-H to
the shop wero Miss McCutchln,
Ml KllHon, Mrs. Grlbble, Miss I'll
Iter, Mr. liwrencc, Mrs. Leonard
Carpenter, Mrs. Is, ,!. liragg, Miss
('. Leader, Mrs, Alfred Carpenter,
Mrs, Gurdcnor, Mrs. Hesu und Mrs.
Wllco. .
(.'ash sulcs .'. ; $1 15.118
Goods donated , 15.50
Goods worked out 8.20
Total .....
Kxpunses-T-
Sulary i
Kent
Htovo
Ilcfund
..$139. G8
..$ 47.60
.. 1 '.',50
2.50
.. '.,7 5
$ 03.20
..S 52.73
Totul cleared In sciIco 70.35
Total cleared In cash..
Radio Thrift
; Essay Contest
Southern Oregon Electric.
'' 469 East Main S
Palmer Music House
234 East Main St.
WE DEMONSTRATE
Just call or phone 788
Our Radio Service will please you
Palmer Music House
"We Sell Happiness"
When you want the best you never look for the cheapest.
UC A liniliolit 18 Complete with tubes und
speaker ft ; $144-50
IlC A Ilatliola 60 Complete with tubes and ft
. speaker - $247.50 ;
Southern Oregon Electric
409 E. Main
Medford
Phone 889
A'' radio thrift ciHsay content Is
being oiidu:t(d throughout tho
I'aclflc . norlhvest by the Amorl
cun Trust company of l'ortland.
Prizes consist of deposits on one
of tho company'a thrift accounts
and range from ono hundred dol
lars lo five dollars In the cnlor
division, which Includes all persons
lover 12 'ycurs of ugo, und from
(25 to 15 In the junior division.
'which Includes all persons under
13 ycora of nge. Tho winning es
say In each division will bo rcud
ovr radio stations KKX and
KTBlt. The first thrco winners
In each division will be announced
over those stutlons.
Kshhvs arc limited to one thou
and words In senior division nnd
to 600 words In tho Junior dlvln
lon: essays shall' bo upon somo
phao of thrift and must bo writ-
Inn In such a way ns will ho likely
to In-roaso actlvo Interest In thrift.
I lie contest end December 81 at
midnight.
Material Is being furnished pros
poctlve oseaylsts by means cf 15
s Your lyight Bill Higher Now?
That probably means you're savi on your gasoline and tiro
bill, cutting'-ilowu' on wotlas and exetirisions . .'-'.'- staying ,
around lioine more tlu'sc eool niglits.
'During tlie fall and .winter months you will naturally be using
more electricity than you 'did last summer when days were longer
and the weather called you out-oikloors evenings. Now the
whole family en joys the; comfort of lighted lamps conveniently-;
near, of quick little electric heaters glowing warmly. In fact, all .
your appliances are doubtless doing heavier duty; particularly
the cooking appliances, for this is tho "hungry season" when sub-;
stantial hot meals are most popular. '
'A rid so if your electricity 131 II begins to increase slightly at this
'time of the year, remember that it's because you're enjbyihg irt
creascd' electrical- service and'eonvenience, that you're actually,.'
using almost twice as vnuch electricitv a vou did in June! , .
The California Oregon Power Company
. OFFICES. ' I.'. , " -,
McdftJrd. Grants Pass.Roscburg.Kltmath falls -OrejOD,T,
Yrcka. Duruniuir-California '