Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 18, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPTGE TWO SfTDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OT?F.fiO: FRTTWY. JaXTARY 1. 1929. i i 5 ; ,1 1 Iociil and -'Personal 7 V-.Mn nre 'od for th- tAhiisUtUS) t a f 0((.er iij fhlh In Onin.l P5ini, folio inc a m'--t-inp of huin-s men h-M thre ia evnmic Ml the JIol Ontrrnl. where . dinm-r u served at o' lock. Tt.r han hn no ciuh in that "J for many y-.irs. lut C niral Point fcrnw-rly had one of th Jiv commercial onfanitftticn In ehe,t th- rali'-y- On n-wortrRTt of pa'MM Silk rob--, valui up to II J. 15, up- cm I C. i. Arienn-v. n A da in ice null for lin .' ffid in circuit court y-teri:iy ty K- O. Don- aain J. C. f "Inland on grounds that the defendant had caused bodily find mental harm leeemlr SI. 128. to th plain-) tiff, at tha rult of a an as,tult J apd beatinr. j ,i.Vo dance Cold Hill Set. focht.j Th member the Medford , p6ft,of the American Legion and j Auxiliary began stringing along in ears late this foremon for fJrant Puf to attend the district meeting; of the Legion there, Mit the ma- j Jority went thU afternoon. lHance. Hat. night, O'Kelly's hall. I'nsettled weather with wow to- night, and Saturday prohabty fair: nnd colder, with the lowest tem-j pArnture about 24, U the official; weather forecast iwiued today. The! lw.-rt Kmperaiur.. or mu morn-. WK wbii S. , , ivrminent warlns l.y the Ed-1 mon.1 procew. will be KivoD nt the , Klilc Heautr Shoppo. 2I- W. etti at. Thi l a (r.nulne team pfoe- ! w. wrapped with automatic wlnd-j or. Demonstrator will be here ev-1 eral an. special o.ra..Dsinmon i I 1 ana lecture jauiiua v . m. jium- appointments early, as there will b a limited number given by dem onstrator. 300 A meeting of Crater Lake chap ter, D. A. Ii., will be held at Mrs. E. N. Vitm'ji home, 20J Genesee xrtit. Saturday afternoon. A hoard meeting will precede this. .Notice Plumbing repairing of all kinds. Call Will Hwartz at He-L. 104 Mr. and Mm. Chan. Drake and Mth. Harry Drake of Aberdeen. Wash., (.topped over in Medford for a few hours today on their way to California for a month's vaca- Xry wood, fir and laurel; green fir, any amount. Phone daft-L. 204 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hon springer of Portland have been vleiting here With friend for a few day. They were railed to Medford by the dulh of Mr. Springer'; father, W. Nf Campbell, at Medford lat week, grants Paw Courier. ' iAl winter coats t'; Hn, tullln". 108 iMrH. (. M. Vawter, after having ttpVnt several day in Medford on Uineri, left yesterday for her home -fn Odarville, Cnh , . f - . Inyton lHancs of the Palmer Mtisic House is spending a short business visit in Portland. '.Mrw. Anna Myer nnd Mrs. Nor Itoedcr of Ashland attended tl card party given Wednesday ficuihir by the Medford Rebekahs at the I. O. O. F. hall. liunce, Jackson Springs Club, H.ft. nlgbt. The Pep Peddlers will play. 299 Huunty warrants were issued at tltt county clerk's office y cute relay tf.H. T. Cok of Medford, four coy ote, and W. D. Oliver or Trail, one coyote. lrienne'a offering 100 beautiful Rctyin. crape and velvet dresses, val ue up to $59.50. final cloarance mJe price, $15. 2!H "Haines la said to have the small est indebtedness of any city In the e.tie. A $1000 bond was paid off last week, leaving only $2860 mtinst the municipality. : "Thomas Realty Co. Loans on furniture and other collaterals: t rttfaicht or Installment loans on city property. Palm Block, corner Ms in nnd Front, upstairs. 29Qtf Fig i Torten ' A new cookie pwtry that we want you to i try. To make it worth your while we are quot- ing a very special price . for Saturday only. Fig Torten 16c the doz. A delightful combini tion of fig and honey, which tells regularly for 25c the doten. Know ix rpcrtd to be only three ' After having tn here tor rv or four inr-rji. dp on the Pacific ' erai day tn wnnrvt.on with :h hij-h xiiy at J-jrr.rnil of the location .f t'f,on Knt- for :n(- k-u rr.iun'efn a a rfAult of r- fMnray Ht. r1. j. Siotr of irre d- cti Mormi, and i not a handicap lo motor ti:vl. 3eordiitf to !-" tiurUt k of the lx-al out of Mate auto r-triitrai ion bureau, snnn' is roril to he KOmewhM rtf. r Jon the reen .Spring mount'iin jhe .:,. t Ai Adri'-nne'n, & dr-- in eatin iiiid valval, valut-n up t cl'-r-" ftnee Ji.il'- priff. $!'. ;' Mr. and Mr. E. M. ft hmr, I R Cook, I'.. A. I .in horn .-in -J White aro anions th jf-o-.J" A. l'- from i'ortLui.A rJt-rd at loal hot-h. No d.tme (I'.'.d J J ill A-t. r.lu-ht. To d n.onirat- th; H--.v i wmt'-r lil'i-r.t- -an twd ' landing fiM turf, jn riirfii.ir- pl.l d hy llatold San-lt-r w..- m h-.i u d to land on '. lfoov-r' fi-M thi afternoon wmI of M-dford, and I poMOfy no 'nroiiKii a numwr f'M t jitunt. iiciure mil tawn oi th-jilane landing, for ar eastern tntiFxtrxf, according to Mr. Hoover thi forenoon. Th- grax ha lxen cut nhort and in jerfect condi tion for airplane work .lit a.lntr-r ff.aft ftA. lit .jiB. 303t I'pftn the application of Lj.trirt Attorney flf-orge (' o d il i n f, the grand ury will hold Ita first e lon thi year next Monday at the courthouse, at 1 u o'clock in the forenoon. The order callintr the rand Jury together, w.-ik nixm-A yesterday hy Circuit Jud(. II. I. Norton. Dance to Ted Kdinper and hU Ttogtjej) at Pngue Hirer. Sat, niht. M Ken,hi upont u-wnl' d.iy thin vfik lookine afier Lifi-j wu n.r,.M, in ,he va,y . jnr lu.l-i ,nK f!ramjl P(U1 and Ash,nd. j cheo lumber at M'dford j urntwr r-0 217lf' ' fJrnnl, ,,aPS won thflr f!r,; ,. : f,.t,.nce ixe,!,;,!! K:im,. januaiy ,. from r-nneburc. br a close core I or ii to is. Now Is the tirhe to put on your dormant spray. Phone in your or der to spray man, W. F. Stearns. Phone 1024-L. 310 Artlr-les of incorporation of the Marshall Printing company, located on West Main street, were on file today ut the county clerk offlco. and were signed by J. II. Marshall. J. P.. Marshall, Jr., and Frank He- Souwt. with stock named at $10.- 090. The company was establish ed in Medford two years ago. "Charia'" Rep. Phono 479-M Mrs. Hadle Allen. 22tf John W. Itutler. city recorder of Marshfield, levied the regulation fine of one dollar against his wife this week when she appeared to answer a citation charging viola- ' tion of parking ordinances. After, his wife had leit the building. Judge Butler 1h said to have con fided to newspapermen that In hit city hall offices he is "the boss." All winter dresses $', $10, !. Mulllns. 303 School teachers of Jackson coun ty are reminded that the lora' teachers' Institute to he held to- , morrow at Phoenix, js trpen to every teacher in the oounty. In cluding high schol teachers, for whom there will be a special ses sion In the forenoon, in charge o: 1 C. (I. Smith of the Medford hiV school. Phoentx has been inakinr I preparations fur the institute foi ', the paxt wek in anticipation of ; large attendance. Luncheon w-11 be served at noun and the institute will he held Jn Phoenix's new re modeled school building. Hest Utah lump coal. Tel. 631 Medford Fuel Co. tf Included among the Oregonlanr ' registered at Medford hotels. In ad dition to the members of the l. of O. frosh basketball team and resi dents of Portland, are the follow ing: Fred Huntington of Maple ton, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nichols of Astoria. Fred White of Salem, Wil-, Ham Whiten of Dallas, Mr. and' Mrs. H. V. Ueeson of Corvallis. O.i K. Spradllng of Kosehurg nnd Har old Scolofsky of Kugene. Dance, Jackson Springs Club. Sat. night. The Pep Peddlers will play. C9S (J rants Pass and Josophlne coun ty's airport Is to have n Neon air beacon. Construction Is to begin T March 1 on the $J5,o0u beacon and service station, iho latter necessary to the proper functioning of nn up-to-date plant. As a part of the 85-year lease agreed upon by the Josephine county court yosterdHy, It Is n'l Ho possible that the Itlch fiold Oil company will also erect n i hotel on or near the airport for the accommodation of air tourists and others, costing approximately ; $2&0.000. All this is n part of the i Itlchfleld's gigantic plan tn estab I lifh a chain of 34 Neon beacons for the guldnnce of night-flying pilots from the Canadian to the Mexican borders. Plans also call for a series of 20 hotels at nhnut $0-mlte Intervals. This also plrces: I (irtints Pass on the main route of (the pacific Coast airwj. Crants, , Pass Courier. Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. i 611. Medford Fuel Co. tf A fan, painstakingly madu out j of n piece of wood, was left thin j week for exhibition purposes by an j old man who forgot to leave hl name. The fnn represents hours of t labor and has over 30 Joined pieces i outside of Its handle, cut from the I same piece of wood. The fan l I more ornamental than it useful., J Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. IS7tf ! Twenty-five students of the i Southern Oregon Normal school at Anhland earned grades of "one" j and "two" lust quarter, w hich achievement entitles them to mem bership on the scholarship mil. All winter dresses $:, $10, fiR. I M'llllns. 3(1.1 ( Officers today were attempting to (locate a license plate. No. 21,immi, I stolen last night from an autninu , bile owned by a Port la nil traveling f man. The car was parked near the Hotel Jackson. Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. 11. Medford Fuel Co. tf J. It, Johnson, on his pica of guilty to an Infraction of the liquor law, was sentenced to the county JaU by Justice of the Peace Itny Coleman at Jacksonville, for T days. Let mt writ your firs Insurance. Carl T. Tengwald, llotrl Holland 1'hons lS. u artni-fit of cornrn'-r- e uti jv,iff. day m nn .irr'ijr!'- f-T Hn Fran cicco, inir.llni; to return at a f'i ture lm- to oV'-r-e ti.- urv for th- jsI:ttjori of ih.- ijKhts. Jial-tnf e of our v.-r.'-t nri'l metaKj i t , v.i ' ti- ii j to ' . . 1 ( AI( i-nr. That tood illo-ar in ash. Han-js-n Cwl 'f. Phone 235. j , n.arnu" hc-n- -au L-u'-d , Wednevd.-iy afternoon County ' l-ric K. i.. ( oon at 'Ir.intM law to Kdwin W. VilMn of Murphy and Helen k. Pitman of p.., en- l::ver. Fresh f melt arriviri- daily at Johnon' Mnrfce. tf Hot, rienn coil. Tel. 31. Md ford Kuel Co. tf For a vi-jt with her l.roher the remainder f the k. Mr.-, flene Conrad and young daughters are In Medford from Portland. No dance fjold Hill .Sat. night. Wood all kind oak. laurel. ' fir and dry lAb. Medford Fuel I Co. Tel. 31. tf Freh met arriving daily at ; Johnson'a Market. tf Major Wm. K. Arnold, v.-eil known reprej-ntative t,f the M'ar , ren Const ruction r ompany. i.-i in ! the city for a few days looking I after hijuine.JM matter. ; pet I'tah lump coal. ; Medford Fuel Co. , A meeting whh held women of the ApplKHt' Tel. C31. with lh tommun- . Hy yesterday hy Mr: the county home .l.'fn'Wi.lrati'in icent. it was her f ir-t meeting held In that-section of the count. Doors and windows cheap at Medford Lumber Co. . 237tf Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir and dry siabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel Ol. tf TOMORROW What a Howl of a Jlr- "Trkj on a honeymoori with Hi 's. a deg as a chaperone. KW 5 BUT with POLLY M0RAN HARRY GRIBBON and "FLASH" The Dog Extraordinary LAST TIMES LOIS WILSON In the Sensational Drama Domestic "OBJECT ALIMONY" JANET GAYNOR. .OIL. vJoKltN J. r r J Today 11 CtMTHAL -UJ nSEE and HEAR si n . v It -4 On one of his e mi -annual bai Ti?i b here nr. infec-ticideiF to orch.-iri", T. W . Parrih of H:. Paul, representative ' tn tJras rhr:i!ca: company, arrived in the ct .- jesterday. Ail novelrjr $3. SO and $4.i:. MuHir.!". zuzm l't thoe render and auto bodle. f.-alghtened at Prill' She-? Metal Worn, opposilf I.ewia Huper .'.rvje .station. Phone 41. if Mi.-. S . M . H :-r ' r-r t and daugh ter H-I'n of u uh Oakdale. ,'. leave Mrd..y for -ix ww-Ks' j.K.ihure inj, k, Ui- il.'t'A'aiian inl ands. Hot. tslt-nn coal. Tel. Med for.l I'u.l Co. lfo mending, runners r m'f d a nj jfn'.gH worked iack. Jlandi '.''ft H:;op. Slf . e A. Hunt, rnanag-r .f tne r..1- i.if; ;ti;d llialio triet. r r--tiirnet f.-ie flay from a husineci trip to Prilari While there h'- hooke.l a-ome of the. hig pic ture t,u the Acr-en today, one of v. hif h i "In-.erference,' which c rne Keoruiry 4th. ".th and th. Jiit 15 wntT coa: left, all sell Ing at ! than off. Adrnne"a. No dance Gold Hiil Sat. night. Phone 5! ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE -PURE PRODUCED - PACKED THE SANITARY WAV One Day Only Continuous Shows 12:30 to 11 P. M. Comedy This One Is y and stop laughing at it fast and furious furi- fest! treat for sweethearts, wiyweds, old-timers and etyone else.' Another glorious Movietone Production with the beautifut star of '7th Heaven." An intns drams of every day life ... of people who ate real . . . who love . . . who hate . . . who sin . . . who repent. Also Two Great Acts of TALKIES Admission Matinees Evenings 10 and 35 25 and 50 Coming Sunday Will King In Fanchon and Marco's "Chtken a la King" Economy Groceteria illMtaBailaBBataBBBiiaBBSaBBBBBBB immmma "THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Shopping the Self-Service Way There are many reasons why you should learn to shop the Sflf-Service Way Fjrst' of course, is the big saving nor just a few, but all if the thousand or more food items are priced to reflect the saved costs of clerks', credits and small deliveries and what ever your order may be, your total cost is usually less. Besides the saving there is the satisf actio n of not having to wait for or be hurried by a clerk shop at your leisure if time pe rmits or hurriedly of necessary visit with your friends in fact adjust your shopping to your own convenience and if your order amounts to $5.00 or more we will have it delivered to your home. BREAD Every day the finest home style bread is sold 2 loaves 15c On Saturday 1-lb. loaf 3 for 20c iy2-lb. loaf 10c Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 35c White King Washing Powder, large package 39c Kellogg's Cor nFlakes, 3 pkgs. . . . 22c Sugar 25 lbs. in a cloth sack . . . $1.49 Wedlar's Pickles sweet, sour, mix ed all kinds, luncheon size jar 3 for 25c Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb 23c Yacht Club Sweet Potatoes 2i-lb. can 3 for 43c Foote's Best Cut Stringless Green Beans No. 2 can 3 for 39c S & W Mammoth Peaches No 2 can 3 for . 69c Del Monte Yellow Cling Peaches No. 2 can 3 for 49c Pioneer Minced Clams tall No. 1 can 3 for 73c i Special Coffee and Percolator Sale A 6-cup Aluminum Percolator and a pound of Blue Bag Coffee, Both for . 98c Total Value $1.28 ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For women $1.95 locr.m, I'' .illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillli INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager . Phona 105 SO N. Central MedfdVd, Oregon J-JLmWI OTHER THRIFT ITEMS FOUNTAIN LUNCH Ready at 11:30 Old Fashioned Pot Roast with Nood les Mashed Potatoes Gravy Buttered Bread Coffee or Milk 25c Hot Chili all day . 10c GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE Use our Free Parking Lot While Shopping in Our Store. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Jarmin & Woods Jpes McNair Pharmacy West Side Iarmacy Ua.hoHou.tSt. PhOhb 144 A Complete Cleaning ass Dyeing Sekvics Fruits and Vegetables Bananas, lb 5c Cauliflower, 2 large heads 25c Lettuce, per head ? 5c Florida .Grapefruit, 6 for 25c Oranges fancy Sunkist, good size for the children, 2 doz '. . . 35c Kaffee Hag Coffee without the caffeine removed (a package of Kellogg's Rice Krispies free), lb. 59c Stewart's White Meat Tuna Flakes per can 15c Original Shredded Wheat Biscuits package 10c Macaroni or Spaghetti 3 lbs 19c Tenino Columbia River Salmon No. can 19c; No. 1 flat can . . . 28c Canister Sets a set of 4 cans enameled in assorted colors one each for flour, sugar, coffe, and tea per set of 4 49c Chopping Board handy in any kit chen, each 29c Galvanized Tubs extra heavy with wood handles No. .3 size . . . $1.49 Galvanized 12-qt. Pail extra heavy with heavy bail wood handle 49c Electric Light Globes 40-watt . . . 20c SHOES A big lot of broken sizes of women's oxfords, ties, pumps and one-straps, all away below cost. If your size is here, a wonderful chance to save. YOUR COICE $3.98 (I If you want your cow to give more and rich er "MILK Try a Sack of Rbgue Valley Cow Feed $1.70 CASH FOR 80 POUNDS Special Prices on Ton Lots! Rogue Valley Milling0Co. 327 South Fir Street Medford