Medford mail tribune., January 04, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

lrEBFORT) nVTTi "TOmTTYE, UmPPOKP, OftFlpy. FRIDAY. .TANTARY 4, M29.'
Jones & Company
j 36-40 South Centra!
We now have our new Meat Mark
et open and invite you to buy your
meats at our market tomorrow
and see for yourself the wonderful
values we have for you Compare
our price with the price you pay
elsewhere, we will save you mon
ey every day in the week.
1. Butter
Fresh Creamery We guarantee it to please
vou or vour liionev-'will lie refunded.
47
Pound
Soap
Crystal White the very best laundry soap
and it's cheap.
10 Large Bars . .......355
Fresh Eggs
Fancy Fresh Local Eggs Standard size and
cheaper than any other food.
.35
Dozen
Brooms
A Good All-Purpose Broom A real value at
this cheap price.
.33
Each
Coffee
Folger's Golden Gate Try a pound or two
today vou will like it.
.49
Pound
Chocolate
Baldemanu's Fancy (J round Chocolate; ground
from the verv best beans possible to produce.
3-Lb. Can ,uu
h . Fresh Meats
Young Rabbits
The very best Young Rabbits at a reasonable
price.
20
Pound tdXJ
Bacon
Medium Size Bacon" Mild cure, a surprising
value '- or whole-piece
.20
Pound
Cod Fish
Fresh Cod Fish the very best at a cheap
price.
Pound . 2
Fresh Pork
Fresh Side Pork at low prices.
.18
Pound ....
Light Bacon
Yery light and lean A wonderful value.
Pound 30
Pork Roasts
The Best Young Pork Trv a roast todav.
1
.Pound 'LU
Pork Chops
The Best Lean Chops Thev will please vou.
21
Pound vd x
Picnics
Lean," Small Shohlders 'the best mild .cure.
19
Pound .! 1 17
Bacon Squares
Sugar Cured Squares of Bacon, guaranteed not
saltv.
17
Pound. ' 4 '
Hams
Cascade Sugar Cured... Not salty.
Pound
.29
STATE DAIRYMEN
HERE NEXT WEEK
The thlrly-nlxih annual conven
tion f the OrKoii llryuifii'H ua
sooiaiion will helit in this city
next WeUnewifc and Thursday.
Jnnuary y and 10. The session!
will bo hold at tho Public Library,
j. H. McC'rarkf'ii of Arfhlniid. la
president of th association, and
this i the first time in many years
that the mating has bf n held in
southern Oroeon. County A cent
it, rmvli and loi-al dairymen,
are now urranRiriir tin pi fliininai-y
dntaiU of th convention.
Among the speaker will be
-State Food and Dairy Commission
er J. J. Mlckle, leading Wlllain
ptto valley creamerymen and stock
raisers, and dairy exptTls of the
OreRon State. Agricultural college
at Corvallis.
The itrojfium for the two days
Is as follows:
WiHlncMlay, .Innuary
Opening session. Coitimitto as
signments by President Mc
cracken. "European iViiryliiff as I Saw It."
.1. Mickle. slate dairy and
food co m in issio tier.
AfU'rinKn
Prpj.enintion of achievement
awards to members of herd im
provement associations with 300
lb. herd records. j
"Successful Dairying on Irrigated i
I.nnd,' Hay Hrewster, Hedmond. j
"Practices HflpiiiK Our Success," i
Alton Kay. Kivertnn. !
"CiiidiiK the Feed Mill by Farm- 1
liiK." C II. Itrowu, She.l.t.
Thursday Jr"timm j
"irbir I Cb-iim tl lp My Herd from
Abortion." W. A. Morrow In- i
dependence. .
"AlinrtMin i'onlrnl Work in Jack-
i"n County," County A Kent H.
CJ. Fowler. j
''How Uniry Disease Control Ansn- i
clatlons Can Help," N. c. .laml- '
son. o. S. A. C, Corvallis.
"The Relutlnnsbip Hi'tvveeii Caitle ,
Health and Human Ib-allh," 1!.
T. Simms, O. S. A. C.
Aftrriiot.i
"What Cream Cnn';l.-.(
Iht- Dairy liniiOlr.v
Ilosey, KuKonc Knrni'
cry
ComliinalioiiK With
I!. Tucker. Prlne-
'an Do tnr
i-s' Ci i'ani-
"Suocessful
Dairying,
ville.
"HuihlitiK a Hen) from iUnn
Sires." Sidney Miller, Jefferson.
"Tho Kxpeiiment Station Program
for the Dairy Industry, P. M.
Itrnndt, O. S. A. C.
rtusiijess session. Adjournment.
Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, January 4.
--Med ford and vicinity: Cloudy
and fousy tonight and Saturday.
Probably rain. No chantro In tern
Iiemuire,. lowest toniKht about 28.
Megon: th'iti-rally cloudy io
nlffht and Saturday with ground
ions in east portion: probably rain
in west portion. No chatiK-! in
temperature.
Local Data
en l
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1
Temperature (tlegrees) 4L 2S
Highest (last 12 hours) 48 41
Lowest (last 12 hours) 34 2S
Kel. humidity per ct.) HI y9
Precipitation ( inches)
State of weather Clear l''RKy
Total precipitation since Sept. I,
192X. 7. lit Inches.
Sunset today, 4:53 p. in.
Sunrise Saturday, 7:39 u. m.
Hunset Saturday, 4:54 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITY
3. PS
2
?1 -1 g
Huknr City 34
Kl&mttrck IB
Holxo SC
Denver 31'.-
Defl Molnet 32
Kroano , 46
Hnlona' .' 2
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. r.4
. G4
4S
. tS
I.ns AngelPK
.Marahflflil .
I'hnenfx
PortlaiMl
Red Bluff .
Rosehurg 50
Salt IJike city 40
San Francisco.. 58
Kan Ke : 44
Seattle 46
Spokane U2
Walla Wnlla 40
Winnipeg
10
38
14
48
32
38
40
36
30
28
45
26
40
20
30
0
Cloudy
rifiv
P. Cdy.
Snow
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Snow
Clear
Clear,
Clear
Fogity
Clear
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
L. W. DICK, MuteoroloKliit.
.
Radio Program
KMED
MnU Trlbuno-Virgin Slatlon
Frliluy, Jan. I
,5:30 to 6:15 Ye Towno Crier
i:ir, to t:3 Medfonl .Mail
Tribune, Hewn mid marketa I
8 to 9 Medfurcl Really llrd. i
SalnnMy, .Ian. A 1
3:30 to 10 White KHiB Heap
Co. 1
10 to II I'eople'n Electric.
11 to 12 lleelie A Kllldle. I
12 to 12:30 liaxt Hide Cro-
eery, flotilevurd, Anhlund.
12:30 to 1:30 Wltham Su-
per Service station.
6:1:, to li:3o Medford Mall
Tribune. newH and marketn
L U Uelfort. Samuel Apple
loue. O. C. Bheffield and r. Hon.
yard are amonir the huolneaH vIh-
, ltor here from Seattle.
MANN'S - THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE - MANN'S
MANN'S
8th' A N N U A
r
IS A III I aV IDX
of WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S
READY TO WEAR GARMENTS
Every Fall and Winter Coat and Dress
Going In This Sale at and Prices
- SALE OPENS SATURDAY, 8 a. m. Sharp
Be On Hand EARLY Before the Best Bargains Go
CALJER COATS
25 OF THESE WONDERFUL
ALL THE YEAR ROUND COATS
made of 'shower proof materials
positively will not shrink or sag
Going at Vi Off Regular Prices
$24.75 Coats . . .$18.55
$27.50 Coats . . . $20.60
$32.50 Coats . . $24.35
$35.00 Coats . . . $26.25
$45.00 Coats. . .$33.75
$65.00 Coats . . . $48.75
"" Children's Winter Ccats Off
RAIN COAT SALE
Women's Rain Coats, in fancy stripes and plain col
ors; up to $8.00 values. This ! dj QC
sale, each . P A
Children's Rain Coat Sets
Coat and Hat to match, in navy, black, brown and
green. Regular $4-95 values. J0 QC
Saturday, set tyO.VO
Fall and Winter
y v Dresses
Almost Given Away
$15 Values $5
25 Silk and Wool Presses, nil Rood
j . styles and colors; up to $15.00 vnl
j ues. On sale Saturday, QQ
WINTER COATS
AT HALF PRICE AND LESS
$22.50 Coats $9.75 u :
Just 7 coats in this lot made of sport mix
tures and all wool suedes and broadcloths,
all fur trimmed, up to $22.50 val- t Q 7 C
ues, January sale price, each ... P f v
$30.00 Coats $ IBM
Women's Winter Coats made of All-Wool Broad
cloths, lavishly trimmed with furs, colors black,
navy and tan; up to $30.00 values. t 1 C f(
This sale, each ... . . .piO.UU.
All Better Coats Half Price
$65 Coats, now . $32.50
$69.50 Coats,". 34.75
$75 Coats, now . $37.50
$98 Coats, now. $49.00
$20 Values $9.95
M00 Silk, Wool and Jersey Dresses
that sold all .season up to $20.00,
good colors and sizes; while they
last. Saturday, $9.95
Korrect Dresses
$19.75 Values $15
Better Dresses
V2 Price .
Slippers
Women's and Children's Felt siip
pers, allolors; 1J!3 $1,00
values. 9()v, each
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
1 1 " 'I
Fashion finds it smart to
compromise in new hats of
! . Felt and Straw
Felt in smart combination with straw
shows its newness hi intriguing snug
fitting and droop-brim models . . .
deftly manipulated in the very man
ner being talked of in latest fashion
notes.
6
.75
l
f ' "THE STORE FOft EVE
RYBODY
J'nONf.-48O-407 . ,
Advance Showing
of Spring Dresses
"' .
New styles just in, made of
bright colored prints, Flat
Crepes and Georgettes; sizes
14to20,priced klAOC
for Saturday, ea. P
See Window Display , y
Another Group
of Spring Dresses
in beautiful Prints, Georg
ettes and Flat Crepes, sizes 16
to 42. On sale M QC
Saturday, each . . P A XVO
House Dresses
New Wirthmor and Happy
Home Wash Dresses, made of
fast-color Ginghams, and
Prints. Special,. QC
HioroK.otwM. eacn ....
Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns
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