PSGE TWO
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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD," PRECOX. FRIDAY. JANUARY
ocal and
Personal
While tin conumimis f
5 foR hfl disappeared. Hunphiiio hnv
inn (Hkon it plu yt-imUity und
todny. the wraiher continues to lie
: cold, tho minimum at 6 . in. '
Iiiff 23 tli-Knr, 0110 d"t;n' rolder,
i thn , yesterday tnorniitK at the
t,t rodio lime. However, the minl
mum of the day on both morning
at 7 a. m. wan 21. Fair weaOtcr
and no chance in tempt-intum iJ
I." forecast for mnltctu and Saturday,
nui with ioHl valley U for tu-
niKiit.
Balance of our winter main for
1jm than half off. CoatM at I0.
)v $15, SS nnd J4!t.5i, at .drlcnno'
m. 21
' 1 Riverside Community Club dance
Fat. night. Let's 0. 92
Kenneth Colernan. the seven
.' year old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. I'rlel
O. Coleman, is a patient at the
Community hospital, recoverlnn
from unvInK hi adenoids ahd ton
.I Rib? removed at that Institution yes-
frdny.
v Fresh wnelt nrrlvins dally nt
. Johnson' Market. tf
Dunce,- Jacksonville. Snturdnv.
J3 till 3. Snnppy munlc. 280
friieHtn from a dint a nee reKistered
nt Medford hut Ik inelude K. F.
1 .Council of Flint. Moch.. Mr. and
.f.Alrn. J. Tt. Ourran of Chlrapo. Ir.
. JL K. Collins of Itutler, Mo.. Mr.j
nno Airs. a. r.. nimuntwm oi .iiinwi'
ijaw. Can., F. I. Luchm of Arnold.
; Neb., K. H. Ilalman and nun of
!?Uinu. H. D., It. J1iiKhen and Clyde
Joreas of MIkhouIu, Mont.. X, K.
Virkey and Kva llalliek of Van
4 couver, Ji. C.
t jkdrienno attorn one croup of
i J Nitin dretwos, values up to JIU.r.0
for 4IH.9&. 2&l
' Dance at Riverhido Community
i? Club Sat. night. Good music. lood
-H eats. 2 U 2 j
Mis Itertllle Mikchp, well.
4. known Medford Klrl. who wan for-I
-t merly employed in th millinery
department of Miuui'h atore, has
nftwiiinod charc of the millinery
Hoctlon of the new Clndnrelln fllore
in thU city.
, Coal by tho sack or ton. Tel.
I 631. Moil to rd Fnol Co. tf
v lmncc. Ealo Point, Pat. nlKht.
292 I
f A special quurterly meetlnic Her-
A vice at the Free Methodist church,
X begin this evenitiK ami continue.
over Hutulay. Kbv. A. C. Archer, I
elder, will conduct theno Hervictn. ;
:; k, Al are Invited to attend.
Freh flinolt nrrlvlnB clnlly nt
' JohmtonV Market. tt
r Beit Utah lump coal. Tel. 631.
x Medford Fuel Co. tf
.f Mth. O. Q. D'Albini lenvea today
for Portland to attend tho ntate
y board meeting which meela at the
I Heath man hotel at ft o'clock 8al
urduy morning. Plans will 1
tr made and the program outlined
' for tho unnual ntuto conference
' which Is to be held here In March.
Chan. Handolpti is In Medford
X looklnu for UenrKQ Html. Will Mr.
( ' Hohl pleatio Ret In touch with him
nt HOI N. CentraK or w rite Hox 11,
Mali Tribune. 291
Kinraid's danco, Engle Point Hat.
; t . . 2i2
Mr. and Mrs. H. Manly And F.
: M. Lucas are nmonR tho kin math
, Falls residents in the city who ar
rived yesterday.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
v Lumber Co. 23HM
V Dnnee, .laekaonvllln. Huturdiv.
f 0 till 2. Snappy music. 290
Temporary auto llccnues were is
sued at the Kherlff's office yester
day io Hertha Harnnm. W. M.
ClemenJion. Karl Wcri iter, J. F.
Watnn, Amcrleun Ijiundry, J. II.
Monroe. Isaac Uavidsnn and it. It.
Kmerson of Meild, Ceorn Cox
of CantM I'ntiH, .M. Pot of Jack
sonville nnd C. W. Imit of fiold
Hill.
liulance of our winter haw, il-
ues up to $22. your choice $2.H
Colin Gould, who sustained minor1 A group of local members of the i
Injuries yeMtrduy fornoin w ben
m ruck by an auioitiuMif driven by
Hazel I'Vrrcll. a hiieh school stu
dent, was Kick In whool today, re
covered from the effect of th
mUhao. whii h took place tu-ar tlo
postoffice. Tho boy, who is 13
y(i rn of iiko ant) son of the man
atn v of the local Aiix-ricun llnil
way lxpi ess office, was riding a
bicycle whi n hu collided with the
u.tal
at Ailrleniie's. 2iljauto. The bicycle was
Oct those fenders and nuto wrrtl'k'
Oodles strainhtened at Prill's Sheet j Adrienne offers one croup of
Metal Works, opposite T-ewls Super' satin dress-, values up to $49. u
Service station. Phone 418. tf for $1H95. 2!U
A student mixing party at the! Mr. and Mrs. William Iireer nr-
Dauuhtci-s ut the Nile will leave to.
imiriow fm- Ashland to altt-ud the
election of officer-' to be held In
that city. Those j V'tiinR on leav
ing from here are: Mrs. Charles
T. Sweeney. Mrs. W.'H. McCiowan.
Mrs. Maud HoimeM, Mrs. Charles
;ilbert, Mrs. C.wen Woodcock. Mrs.
Ui'lin Heheffel. Mrs. Sadl(f Frazec
and Mrs. L. P. Hd r.
Ol!alHii(e of our winter hats, val
ues up to f 22.!tO, your choice Si.Hfi.
at Adrienne's.
i. ' T
rived last i-veniiiK from laramie,
Wyo., to spend several days in Med
ford on hnsluefM while en route
to Portland, where they expect to
make their permanent home.
Pnnce at Riverside Community
Southern Oregon N'trmal school at
Ashland will t hd this evcnlnif.
It will be the first social event of j
the nurmal school of tho winter
term. j
Uance at Riverside Community
Club, Sjit. night, llroadway on hes-, ciuh Sat nKht. C.ood musl
tra. Nuff sed. 2929 1 rats. 2!'2
Notice Plumbint: repairing of) aIUioukIi the potato market has
all kinds. Call Will Swartz at j M.,.n ron.iisenily poor throut;hout
Hti8L. 29& the fal nnd winter. Klamath will
Included amonp tne oreRonmns
retclstered at local hotels are Harry
E. Whito and O, A. Horton of Sa
lem. 1. W. Cross of Dallas, Mrs.
Mary Hoydkln of Nehalem, K. S.
lleydonburk, C. A. Peniel of Ku-
fjer
the
Phone v
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ICE CREAM
ulilp more tliiin HOD ciirlonUa be-, PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
than fiau cars
the
Moi
been chipped, principally
San Francisco bay district. Jt has
lieen iiointed out that there have
Hoy i;ntler of lioseburK. and I JPf.n rodeemlmr features for the
foltowinu; from Portland: O. j reason In Klamath county, naim ly.
? are empty PRODUCED PACKED
nae aneau , w- CAM IT A DV UAU
J. Hill, S. P. W'rlKht, C. F. I'aul-1
son, F. A. Westphal. James (ur-!
mack, flenrgo Johnson, J. T. Hos- j
kins, J. J. Ilandsaker, M. H. i:rever
and 1. H. Tate.
IteKUlar dance, K.-ikIc I
4
Varieties
of donuts will be on sale
at our retail store to
morrow. They will con
sist of cake donuts,
raised donuts, whole
wheat donuts and
French donuts. On the
latter variety we will
have a very special val
ue which should inter
est every economical
housewife. They will go
on sale at 9:30 A. M. at
the exceptionally low
price of
23c doz.
, French
Donuts
are a regular 40 cent
seller and this special
sale should prove ex
tremely popular with
our many customers.
ill t Hat.
l'hono 479-.M.
282tr
thut Hoinn phf'nnmtMtul ylifltlH havo
bi'on inaitr and in Krm'l'nl th
Ktamlan! nt Klmnath NVmM Cloni
IHlllltlK'S rulficd.
I Ium KakIc T-nhit. Sat. niht.
"Churls" Rep.
Mrs. Sadie Allen.
Tom Fuson has returned to Med
ford from the north where he spent
the past few days on business.
You will enjoy comfort. Rood
music. Rood floor, and soclaliblty
at Walker's dance, Hat. night.
Hose mending, runners removed
and snaRS worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 210tf
.More motorists were stopped yes
terday In Medford by state traffic
officers to check applications for
1129 licenses. Car owners still
driving on last year's plates were
o nle red to store their matthincs
until Ihey apply for thin year's
licenses. Practically all motorists
stopped expressed rompliuncn with
the orders of the officers and in
view of that fact, the license situ
ation is regarded Rood in this sec
tion.
California's hottest band will
play at Jackson Springs Club Sat.
night, 9:31) till 2 a. m.
Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry alnb. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
A divorce decree, granted in cir
cuit court this week on default to
May Rullock from W, A. Bullock,
was on file, today at tho county
clerk's office.
Hnlance of our winter coats for
less than half off. Coats at $10.
lift, $3r and $41). fit), nt Adrlenno'r
Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
A letter was received today by
the Chamber of Commerce from
Mrs. 8. H. Perry of San Diego, Cal.
asking for Information for the pos
siblllty of purchasing or opening
a ladies' ready-to-wear shop in
Medford. If there Is no opening in
Medford, Mrs. Perry Indicated she
would like to locate In some other
Oregon city. A letter was also re
ceived from C. K. Murllngame of
San Francisco, Inquiring how many
doctors, osteopaths and chiroprac
tors there are In Medford. He
wrolo of pnnslbly locating hero to
follow the medical profession.
Riverside Community Club dance
Sat, night, IeiH go. 12 ! it
Hot, clean coal. Tel. 681. Med- '
ford Fuel Co. tf
A bicycle was stolen yesterday
from Karl Fry nnd has not yet
been recovered, according to a re
port on file at the police station.
Kinraid's dance, Kngle point Sat.
291!
That Rood conl--low In ash. Han
sen Coa Co. l'hono 239.
Rattling King, a boxer who 1ms
been making his headquarters In
Medford, Is sought by Sailor Jack
Wood, who haa arranged for him to
fight on n smoker card in Randon.
Ore., next week. If King Is In this
section he Is urged to see Sailor
Jack as quh'kly as possible.
Thomas Realty Co., roaj estate,
insurance nnd small lonns on .any
thing of value. Palm Block, corner
Main and Front, upstairs. tf
Coal by tho sack or ton. Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co. tf
Among the business visitors here
from San Francisco are I. M. Hart.
F. C. Moore-house, C. I. Mullen.
I Mr. and Mrs, Jack West, F. R.
1 Winehell, M. C. Ring. H. M. South
ard. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Williams
and R. Collins.
: Let mo write your fire insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotel Holland,
j Phone 993. tf
i Rest Utah lump coal. Tel. 631.
I Medford Fuel Co. tf
i Tho 14th annual state tour of
j the Oregon State college military
band will take the organization
J through lower Columbia river
. cUies during the spring vacation.
Tne tour will begin March 31,
whvn the band departs for Hllls
boru the first stop. Stops will be
mad at St. Helens, lmgvlew nnd
Cathlamet, Wash., Clatskanle. Kel
so, Wash., Astoria, Ilwnco, Wash..
nnd Seaside. Ore.
Highest grade Utah coat, any
sice, nnywhero, any amount, Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf
O. W. Hirvey. transcontlnenal
freight bureau representative of
Portland, arrived In Medford this
morning to pend the day on business-
Wor all kinds oak, laurel,
fir an dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
Concerning your yes consult Dr.
D. A. Chambers, Optometrist, 31?
Medford Rldg. For appointment.
Phone 1X8. Olassos f'Med and fur
nished. V 391
A local teachers' Institute will be
held at Phoenix week from next
Hat unlay, according to an an
nouncement made today by County!
Superintendent Susan ne Homes
Carter a good program is being
preptft'd and every teacher In
Jackson county is invited to
tend, mm the Institute is expected
lo be exceptionally good.
That good coal--low In ash. Han
A. C. Masters of Roseburg Wits
elected president of ihe Oregon
slate fair board at the annual meet
ing of the board held nt Salem this
week. Mr; I Klla StuiltK Wilson
was re-elected secretary of the
board.
Hot, clean coal. Tel. 63). Med
ford Fuel Co. :f
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights.
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
Economy Groceteria
"THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE"
o
Keepipg . Down Costs
Cost of foods like everything else is governed gratly by the cost of getting them
to you Fully half and in many instances more than half of what you pay for any
article goes to pay for distribution, so the greatest chance to cut costs is in keep
ing down the distributing expense To that end we have devoted years of study
cutting costs here and there yet always adding to the pleasure of shopping while
doing so.
Come in and shop the Groceteria way Inspect our stock of quality foods Mon
arch, S&W, Del Monte all the finer grades all priced on the basis of our lower
business costs thus bringing you the ve ry best at prices in most cases even lower
than you are paying for ordinary quality.
Many, many times have we told you that with our lower selling costs "It costs no
more to be sure of quality." Come in and let us prove it.
i TOMORROW I
'i ONE DAY ONLY HSKi '
f- THE KING OF ALL LSy35 M fJpifai ' j
f WESTERN STARS .VVHS 8t-'
amaahing his way to new ' AJts
triumpha In a aurging atory 2 r 1
I of fighting cowhoya on the ffJS' Lc -
waates of the Sahara I ' J
' tfiSIs TONIGHT B GOOD ADDED '
" b SHORT FEATURES I
GEORGE LEWIS i I
uunuu I ROTHERMELS I
in musk;
"HONEYMOON j Adiion
FLATS" 3 Matineee 10 and 25
I W Eveninga 10 and 35
L ij
Ls , HURRY! !j I
S. v. Only One Day Left ' I
Nb Z Poiltively Gone After Tomorrow 1 I
The Screen's' First Big: Talking W I
K ' Jewish Comedy I
M mT IS THE TALK OF ALL jj j
0 rT'll MEDFORD I
; GEO. SIDNEY .
U ' JEAN HERSHOLT i
1 GIVE and TAKE 1
Jsi It't Just Gie Big, Merry Round of (CH I
iVl Laughter
DON'T MISS THE FUN J--' '""'il !
fci I two great" ACTS OP I i ' . fl
4 " ' "L I
I Buddy Rogers In 'Someont to Lovt'
H M
BREAD .
Every day in the week you can buy
Medford's finest home-style bread
2 loaves for 15c.
On Saturday you pay
Mb loaf . . ........ 3 for 20c
1Mb. loaf .". 10r
SHOES DON'T MISS THIS
Tomorrow is the last chance . A big
lot of women's oxfords, ties and
pumps shoes that would sell for $9
and $10 every where,
YOUR CHOICE $3.99
All men's and children's shoes
ONE-FOURTH OFF
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
Palm Olive Soap 4 bars 25c
Crystal White Soap 10 bars 35c
Extra large Eastern Oysters, Nam
co brand, 3 cans 55c
Johnson's Brand Shrimp, per can . . 15c
Red Crown Corned Beef No. 1
can, 3 for
69c
Red Crown Vienna Sausage -
3 cans 25c
Prudence Corned Beef Hash, enough
of the finest hash for four people 30c
Red Crown Pickeled Pigs Feet -pint
20c; pint 30c
Del Monte Spinach,-No. 2 can
3 cans 50c; 6 cans . 98c
Doz. cans $1.90
Case of 24 . $3.79
Goody-Goody Peas No. 2 can
3 for ... .39c
Doz. cans $1.50
Case of 24 . . $2.95
Del Monte Early Garden Peas
o cans ........ 53c
Doz. cans $1.98
Case of 24 ..... $3.89
True Blue Vegetized Crackers and
a 25c pkge. of Tru Bake Crack
ers, 50 values 33c
Fountain Lunch
Ready at 11:30
Breaded Pork Chops Corn Fritters
Mashed Potatoes Gravy But
tered Bread Coffee or Milk . . 25c
Hot Chocolate or Hot Chili All day
10c
Del Monte Tiny Peas these are the
finest Del Monte 3 cans . . ... 59c
Doz. cans $2.33
Case of 24 . . $4.55
Iowa Chief Corn No. 2 can
o cans 29c
Doz. cans $1.15
Case of 24 $2.29
Del Monte Crosby Corn No. 2 can,
o cans 45c
Doz. cans $1.75
Case of 24 . $3.43
Canon Valley Golden Corn, No. 2
can 3 cans . 39c
Doz. cans $1.50
Case of 24 ....... . .' . . ." . V. . $2.95
Snow Drift Shortening, 8-lb. can $1.59
Carnation Oats plain 25c
Wesson Oil qt. can 43c
Monarch Yellow Cling Peaches
No. 2 3 cans 69c
Doz. cans $2.50
Case of 24 $4.90
Yacht Club Peaches 3 cans 59c
Doz. cans $2.25
Coffee freshly roasted Try this
with a money-back guarantee
3 very fine blends .... 38c; 43c; 49c
Camp Fire Marshmallows, 1 lb.
box 29c
Galvanized Ware
Special Sale of Tubs
and Pails
See them in the window
GATES & LYDIARE)
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
Use our Free Parking Lot While Shopping in Our Store.
BROODERS
Rent your brooders from us instead of
investing in new ones.
Rate Reasonable
Lyons Electric, Coal or Oil Brooders of
any size desired.
BOOKING BABY CHICKS
Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc.
Sixth at Battle tt
Phone 260 Medford, Ore.
Star MeatM arket
Saturday Specials
Choice Chickens and Rabbits
Beef Pot Roast, per pound 22c
Choice Steaks, per pound . 32c
Good Bacon, per. pound . 25c
Hams, whole or half, per pound. . . 30c
Home Rendered Lard, per pound . . 16c
We Deliver Phone 273
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sen Coal Cu Phoue.:39, . . , U