Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 11, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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    PAOE FOUR
MEPFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. JANUARY 11, 1920.
CURLY LEAF WILL
Many Attend Cinderella Shop Opening Thursday
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Steward's
$1 to $25
STORE
New Spring
Dresses
N e w frocks
flare and dip.
Paris his gone
back to the time
of our grand
rocthers and
borrowed the
'Princess lines"
for the smart-
froclts this
spring. It con
sists of a waist
slightly higher
and slightly
more fitted, and
a skirt that
flares bewitch
ingly. In crepes,
eatins, crepe de chines, and
all colors.
$15
New Spring
Prints .
Dresses in all sizes and col
ors in this unusual selection.
$10
Winter Satin
Dmses
The balunco of our winter
oatin dressos, values up to
$25.00, your choice.
$10
Wool Slip-On
SWEATERS
One assortment of all-wool
slip-on sweaters in all colors
and sizes; $3.95 value. Special
S1.95
Sale of
filillineiyjl
$i w
Balance cf all oui winter
bats id stock. Saturday, your
choice
. $1.00
Steward's
$1 to $25
STORE
Pencil prowers should l pre- j
pftn'rt lo spray thnlr poach trees )
uitliln tlio next two or throe
werkH If they iU'irc to control j
curly leaf. ,
Peach leaf curl or curly lwif Im
ittixfU hy a funKUM growth enter I
lir tlm mnall Icnven and almoin at j
thr first growth in lute winter and
early xprinir- Later on ihe? in f
fecteil pitrtH lccninc thickened and
(lihiortcd tnklnK on a whltlnh j
IiIckmii or pubciiccncc; nd finally
the IfiiVfH turn In-own. di-y up and
t-ithci- fall off or hang on thruoul i
the vnon. J
Itordcnux mixture G-6-50 ap- i
plied during January In iho toircift
co nt ml fur this lituHC. Apply the i
Kpiay thoroughly ami a vligoroUM !
healthy peach tree will be your
reward. L. P. ILl'OX.
County Agent.
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Special Offer of
Tru-Blu Wafers
In order to acquaint the public
nioro with "tho liealth-Rivinc
cookie cake," Tru Hlu Vegetlxed
AVafern and the double deck pack
ago tif Tru-Blu cmckeiM the com
pany is making a ttpeclal offer
during January of a package of
both for 37 centa.
These famouH wafer have been
advertised and displayed In most
of Iho grocery Mtoren and If yu
havo not tried them the company 1
clalniK you have mitted - .. I
Tru-Hlu crackers are well known '
to ail. pre crotn and have a rich !
cracker flavor.
tiee the ad In this lusue for the
Kpeclal offer. Good at your Uro
cc r's.
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I'coph' from all juirls of sot tlicrti Oregon atlendetl the opcn'iig of the? 'indcivllu shop. Mcl
ford'H iicucM r.rltilv women ion'. eu,i,clay., Tin- iHttimiianyiiiic photograph sliows u urtliil
W of Hit l.vmitifnl interior. Tliu Cinderella Shop Is located! At thu corner of Klglitli "strcel iiml
i'etitral a venue. opiHtsitr Iho Jae1 son Hotel.
It. ('. Iladli')-, head of It. C llatlley. Inc., ouuers o." the Cinderella More organization, who lms
l;eii In tliiw city duriiijc the pat week nmiiiKing for tho open leg of tho Mexlford 8lore, will leave
tonight for Portland.
I HOPKI
HEAD BIBLE CLASS
Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, Jan. 11.
nun ioc:ii vaiiey iogH lonjgni ano
Saturday. No change In lenipera
ture. Lowest tonight ubout 2 1 tie
green. Oregon: Fair, but with valley
fogH tonight and Saturday. No
chantie in temperature.
OwinK to weather and health
condition the attendance at the
monthly clues meeting of the La-
jtho clans motto. Through a sulen
j did organlttion tho ladies are
j doing much outs' de ot tho class
i work.
1 The officers elected for the cur-
; rent year are: President, Mr
lioy Kfchiilx; vice-president, Mr
(Paul Martin: secretary. Mrs. Wll
j lium Ferguson ; teacher. lie v. J.
t w. Johnson. The committee mem
bers will ie nameu Koon. w u T. i.ii
not In Hible study ns .i.m. -
The' revival services of tfotl. cor
ner of North Holly and Haven, are
! ladies who arc
dies' iicrean IJIhle class waa nie(,aHHtg elsewhere are Invited to U urged to join the crowd tonight
what restricted on Wednesday ! nite
afternoon when they met at the
home of I lei, aiid Mrs. J. M.
Johnson.. There wer-j :;o adults,
besides several children present.
The class averaged 110 in attend
ance throughout the entire year
of 1 928. Kccond Tim. 2:1 ii. is
with this class any time.
LONDON. Pl Scotland Yard
lias more than a half million fin
gerprints on file. Since the y.ear
1DI1 approximately Identi
fications have been mado by this
method.
and hear the oldtinio rel!-;ion
' preached from the Word of Clod,
i The toph: Thursday night was
"The linuossihle" No service
i Saturday night. Continued Monday
night at 7:;tl). ttnv. F. V. Hopkins
fs ihe evangelist.
Local Da la
X 5.
Tempvruturn (degree) -t;i 1T3
Highest (last 12 hours) U2 . 43
Lowest ( last 1 2 liours) -1 l:t
lnl. humidity (per ct.) (i4 !3
Precipitation (inches). ....
State of weather Clear Clear
Tolul precIpllaionsIuce Sept. i.
1 2H. 7.111 Inches.
Sunset today, ETimi p7 in""""''"'"
Sunrlfe Saturday, 7:3S a. m.
Sunset Saturdiiy. T:(H p. in.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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linker ("Ity :a
ItlKinui-rk 3K
HoImo 32
l.)iMiver 60
Irn Moines 26
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Simla Ko 34
Hraltlu 3S
Slmkium 30
'nllil Wiillu .... 2 1
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Cloudy
I'lomly
Clear
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L. W. DICK. MBtuurologlat.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from 1ub One.)
nwilly, rrcntliiK a cnncornuH tumor.
Whenrc Unit nownr ronien aelenee
doe not know. It originates In lr-
rllHtlim o( tho llaHiica.
.
Tlila Ik Iho rleliesl country In
Hie world, lint uvorylhtnt; Is loin-
1'immvo una real nio:ie' Ik nearee.
All money clrculallUK In tho l ulled
Statua Rinountit to teen than fivo
t liotixHiiil million ot dollars, about
JII.T7 (or each Amorleau.
4
Our ureal wealth, ot i-oursc. Is
not In (IoIIhih, but In value not
yet changed Into ' dollnra mine,
mills, oil wells, power. .There, lire
two or lltrvo men In the country
whose proierty, rUtitly appratstxl.
would .luohably show a vulno mil
Inr from flvo blllloiiK.
Ami'iicau farmcrH havo their
trtiuhlen. Kanncrs In Jniin have
worBn onea.
When our tanncra eoinplnln Kov
ernmenl at least MAKKS I'ltOM
IHKS. WednoHday when thousnmls ol
Japanese peasanta marched to ex
press dissatisfaction. 40 were shot
dead anil many wounded.
An American may become head
of Ihe Salvation Army tones
thrnnpheut Iho world in place of
Cencral llooih, who lias ruled from
London. Supporters of liencral
lisitli see the power of "American
gold."
i The Salvation Army In America
has JCI.DOO.i""') worth of proiK-rty.
and whero inonev la Kiwer Is.
Those that have coutrlluiicil lo
Salvation Army funds are dellKhted
to know that the army Is dolr-:
so well. Homo may wonder wiiclb
or wisdom was shown In nola de
votion more ot the m.iinn ihiii
Maxwell House Coffee 5QC
l-ixmmt t'.n
25c
t-Kiiind
Tomatoes tall cans
3 cans
Fancy Rosedale
Apricots
No. li 'i'H, kt run
' Pear Butter t
Ijiik1' ''
22c
20c
Palace Peaches 20 C
No. 2 Ji's, 1ST call J s
25c
29c
15c
Iowa White Corn:
No. 2t onus
Iowa Golden Corn
J tllilh -
i i
Goody-Goody Peas
No. 2's, nci' can
L
Sugar
III IHHIIIlls
62c
Corn Flakes
3 l'ackases
25c
Bread
a lAiavci
20c
Utah Ungraded Peas 95c
2 inns, No. 2!'j's mJi
Campbell's Tomato
3upi.., 25c
Market Day Raisins OCkc
l-lh. iMickage CJ
Market Cay Raisins 1 ttn
2. lb. imckiiiso , XSJ
California Grapefruit 25 C
37c
P & G Laundry Soap
10 ' Utli
Extra Large Oregon
Walnuts 0c
;t.-,e K-r lb., Satunlny. er lb J v V
California Home Catsup OQr
IK. noil, n Isitlh 'V
65c
Nally's Mayonnaise
tjllllrt sUe
Piggly Wiggly
Flour
0-1 li. suck.
Sliced Pineapple
No. 2'i's, 2 cans
Salted Peanuts Fresh
I'er -omul
$1.89
43 c
19c
Carnation Milk
0 Tall I'll lis
57c
A Good Broom
fSutimluy
49 c
Corn Meal
9-iKiuiid Sack
37c
Gloss or Corn Starch 9Cr Imported Norwegian
a lsickiisvs Sardines
25c
Deviled Ham
o .ciaiis
Sardines
2 cans
French
l'cr iKiunil .
,Ius( l-oeivi'tl a Tino lot of Klamath Nottt'd Cit'in
Potatoi's. commercial yradc, average fljl QrT
weilit 110 iioumls tier sack 1 " '
25c
Mix Candy
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SPECIALS
Fresh Side Pork
lYr rni ml
Beef Pot Roast
iVr I'oiiimI
20c
22c
Beef Short Ribs
X'vr Vonwl
Hams- half or whole
l'cr t'ouiul
We Deliver
30c
Phone 1236
BUY
WHOLESALE
Save the Merchant's Profit
Open: Saturday
We will sell for cash direct to the consumer in reas
onable wholesale quantities-We invite you to come
in and buy what you want.
Flour
Klamath milled One sack or
more A guaranteed flour at
it wonderful price.
49 Lb.. Sack. .. 1.45
Pork and Beans
Van Camp's Pork and Beans
A wonderful value.
12 Medium Cans .. 1.10
Soup
Campbell's Best Soups, assort
ed kinds to suit .Yourself.
12 Regular Cans .... 1.10
Tomatoes
Fancy Rogue 'River fancy solid
puck. Tomatoes Canned in the
Rogue River Vallcv.
12 Large Cans . L40
Jello -
You know the quality, and it's
cheap.
12 Packages .90
Milk
Borden's the best milk. 4S
large cans to case.
4.60
Case
Corn
Iowa Sweet Corn' A very
fancy pack.
12 Large Cans . 1.15
Soap
Crystal White 100 large bars
to case.
Per Case 3.75
Hominy
Van ('amp's Eastern lloniiny.
Large No. -'2:cans.
12 Cans 1 15
Baking Powder
Calumet the best baking
powder at a cheap price.
10 Pounds 1.19
Wholesale Fruits
In connection with our wholesale store we will op
erate a complete and up to date fruit and vegetable
market, and will sell in any quantity at our whole
sale prices.
Grapefruit
Fancy Florida Fresh Grape
fruit first class in every way.
Medium size.
Each .1... .05
Oranges
Extra Fancy Southern Califor
nia Sweet Naval Oranges.
2 doz. .: ;..'..!..:.' 25c
Bananas
Large ripe fruit A wonderful
value.
Pounds
,25
Eggs
Local fresh eggs, standard size.
Guaranteed.
Dozen
.35
WHOLESALE STORES
123-127 West Main St.
. Across Main Street
Opposite Weeks & Orr Furniture Store
tho pur, and leu to property.
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