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PAGE THREE
SAVING STORES
Service
Have you tried ordering your fruits, and vegetables, meats
and groceries and having them delivered to your home? If
you are U3?.ng Santfords Saving Service you already know
what a; good service is if you are not using our service
try using it and compare the advantages gained against ser
ving yourself, going from store to store. or market to market
gathering up your fruits and vegetables, meats and grocer
ies and lugging them all around town and all the way home
with you, we dare say the only way you could be persuaded
to do this is in the belief you could save money We are go
ing to show you in ad3 to folJow this one that you are not sav
ing money, but before we go into the money question we
would like to show you first of all that we have a real serv
ice to offer you, net a make shift system, but a service you
will want once you use it.
Dried Apricots
Bright now. fruit.
Pound .20
Fresh Crackers
Crisp fresh .sodas.
3 lbs., net .... .45
Coffee
Fresh roasted; this is
not an ordinary col'-'
too; it's a real value.
Pound .. .35
Seedless Raisins
Extra elenn, large
bright fruit.
3
Pounds
.25
Pure Honey
Packed in pails.
Mbs., net
'...'.,59
. Klamath Cheese 1
Full, cream.
Pourd ..... ,30
Graham Flour
Sperry's 'coarse, or
line-ground.
lOlb. size .....49
Macaroni
(luod quality, in bulk.
Pounds
.25
Maxwell House Coffee
An exceptional value.
lb. can
.98
Lettuce
Imperial Valley
grown, large solid
heads.
Each'
.05
Klamath Potatoes
No. 1 Netted Clems,
guaranteed to please.
100 ibs 1.60
Bananas
Large yellow fruit,
first qualify.
05
lound
Santfords Saving Markets are one of the best chain retail
markets in Oregon Large enough to buy meats at;, the
cheapest market price, this advantage we give to you in the
way of lower prices on the very best grades of fresh and
cured meats We guarantee every piece of meat we sell to
be first class and in every way satisfactory, if it is not that
we will give you back the price youpaid.
Pork Roast ,
Loin of fancy grain
fed pigs.
.25
Pound ...
Veal Stew
From milk fed calves.
Pound .. .19
Tender Veal Chops
of fancy milk fed
veal.
Pound ......... .23
Pig Feet
Nicely cleaned. "
Pound ... .10
Fancy Steaks
T-bone or rib .steaks,
cut from prime young
.steers.
Pound ... .32
Pork Liver
Liver of fancy young
grain fed pigs.
Pound .. .19
.i.
evines
knuvvn
HM-iyliJint, wliu umU'i-went
an oifrutiti ;it .Stn'ivd Ilrurt hus-j
l'it;ii vswility. rallied this room-'
intr. rilUT tt st-wro linking spell
In night. ,vluii his life was dc-;
ryt;tiivil uf. lr. IX. V. Cinmy wh. ;
this iimi that Mr. Plj male
"slntwtHl a 1 tile Improvement.' ,
lit- is huilemy; (to in bowel l rouble
ami u n u u Uvii Tu stiay nutm, j
mi operation (lninjr nriVAtutry. Ii j
wni . first n)(i'tol that ho was
sui'l'crintj from appendicitis, j
Pat's Texan lainalo liouso. sletijn- J
oil tnmiih-sr to tako homo. H'c each, .
H fur i'.oc. otten R n. j. to 1- p. j
: tn. 623 N. Hlwi-siik. i'hifmi 1-KMi. .
. W !
Hot. cUnn cowl. Tel. 631. Med-,
Curd Kuel Co. tf I
A iljvfne' cniiipl.unt on Rroxmds ;
uf eriit'l ami Irhuman treatment -j
was filed In ein-iiit court today by!
Mildred c-tddard aaln Jay Ood-I
dai'd. The couple worn married 1
June ii. i!2s; :nul reside In A4h-J
, land.
Wood all Kinds oak. laurel, !
fir and dry slabs. Mcdford Fuel J
Co. Tel, 631. tf
AnJ'iruument why every person
in Jaelton enmity should be vne-
t i-innttMl against smallpox whs ail
v;i)ieed by Miss Jean' llusley. ' dii-
' ivetni- of liealth udueathm for the
Oregon Tuberculosis ussuelatinii. In
the comparison nf flmnv.s of Ore
gon and funnert ieut'. In the lat-
t"v state, where vaccination Is com
l"ilsn y. t here wore ullly three eases
in' mid Oregon, "avinn the
' Hani" population but no ennipul- j
,sury vaccination, had over 1 .(
, eases. Miss Itesley is spending two j
works tn Jackson eounty dohiK I
'. heajth education work in eonnee- j
; tiun with the enmity health unit.
Fri'sh'Oeenn fish. Public Market!
TuiMhiy. from SixiH ranch." 311;
Fresh, smelt arriving dally nt
; Johnson's larket. tf
j "H must have tnen arnund threr!
abov e wro at olf Creek this
morning when I came thruuith. '
ald Cyril llinvli. who returned this
forenoon frMn an exti-ndej visit in
Portland. He b'fl this afternoon
for his homo in Itrownsboro. Jh
: was not pavtb ulail fnlid of Porl
, land wratln-r with its snnw, sb-i-t,
' rain and nuld. and iterlan d he also
found employment soiree, making
i rondiliniiH K"iierally disagreeable,
j 1 taiicr at l:i.vi-rslde Community
i-lnh Sat. niuht. iMV'
i rphulsiurlhy. Call JnekyonvUle
say
i t luesis from Portland at Mud-
funl hotels ine.lude Mr. and Mrs.
i A. I,. Mayer. M. M. MeMillan. J. II.
j Uawsun. Dr. Mildred MeUrldu, K.
A. Haye. J. V. Wright, (ieo. 11.
j .1 o Ii it n n. V. M. Wolff, liojd
Preneh. It. V. Kelly. 1.. Tracer,
i c. M. Ki'ulrktln, Marry l;. Jevls.
iTini IJurke. K. K. Alexander, K. C.
Smith. (. .15. Fisher. U. H. Haleh-
well, N. W. iKMinis. II. C. (lebring.
W. X. lOtden, Mr. and Mrs. J. MnnJ-
joinery. Mr. jiikI Mrs. C, J. Cuthur.
1 V. Tucker ami A. 10. McKenzle.
Highest grade Utah oa, any
I size, anywhere, any amuutit. Ibin
jscn Coal Co. Phoiiu 3U. If
. li- st L'tah lump coal. Tel. 631.
I Melford Fuel Co. If
i Mrs. Kthel Dugiini who was crlt
! ically ill a week ago, was reported
today U be on the road to recovery.
follow in k a recent bloud transfu
i sitn from her son. William. Tim
irnnwfiminn is credited with saving
; her life. She is now confined to
i hor hotf In T'ont and 1" pxwftod
i to be able to sit up in a short time.
I'Fed books ot popuinr fiction,
3".o each or 3 for $1. Kwom's r;ift
.Shop. . : 352
Another bicycle iheft wa.u- re
i ported to the police -today in the
stealing of- a wheel' from Hubert
? Shenvuud while in front of the
! Arniorv bust evening. The bioele,
I however, was found later, aban j
doned on Central nveiiue. .
i Dmiro at Uivt ryidu ConimunWyl
; Club Sat. night. ' a 1
Baled hny for vale. John Cnr- j
kin. Phonu Ul'J-L 331 I
; "That was- nenr;y a funny fire
I wo had at Ashland yesterday," Raid !
. lUrvc y i;rig:;hy. Ahlanu meat
! market proprl;(or, wiio wan in
! Medford ihM forenoon. "Part of
I ll. n la K.i l.ni-itliiir 'illfl lhl
(other part freezing, iih the water,
j whieli ran down on tin- Shady side j
! would alt be frozen into huge
ieit-les. Alonu with Minie others, I ,
got pretty wet from fire-fighting. I
and when it ws all over I found
m v eloihe.s frozen stiff." Mr. j
(Jilgsby is a former M' dfoid rwl
dent, hut moved Ut Atdilnnd vi'-
: ecnily to open a bulf her shop,
j Doors nnd windows cheap at :
j Mcdford Lumber Co. Witt ;
1 New: Fancy multicolored backs'
on the new Pleyel bridge playing;
card:?; edges tint"d. Hwem a rt ;
.Simp. 3'J:: ;
Mr. and Mrs. William Penweller j
, left lust evening for Hpokaii';.
Wavh., to spend a nhuri tluie visit
ing relatives, after w hlch th'iy planj
in return o this etiy fur a chort
ilme lefyre rtrturninij . torf their
homo in h'a iJlcgu, Cai.
f'lieap ltimlier and cedar pouts, j
Medford Ijnnhor. Co.' 23 7lf
Mot. cleun coul. Tel. 631. Med- I
fr.rd Fio-1 Co. v -f j
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KALK Very attrn'Mlve t- j
room modern home, with leon-0
fog porch, large bedroom. hM
kinds of biiill -in, double con
struction throughout; Jot r3x2iu
ft., on pavement, all n.'-nnw.ntv
paid : go.d ri ilenlin Astrlei. '
Total price 3'.00; ,un varh. bal- i
fiiicc tier month. Hte ch.'iiip
A. V'lnv Agency, Inc., excluplve
agents. 8-'l
FOU HALK Atintctlve 3-room
modern, pltttdered hoitie, in (rooI
cuiidltlun. PricG lt.M); l.l i
cash, balance ?25 per month, 8e ,
fh'rts A. WitiK Agency, Inc., .
excluelvo acntii.
FOR HALK New Improved Thuro
vacuum washer, only used five
lo Maytag Shop. Terms or dfs- '
count for cah. J'.'S
WANTED Voung man nlth bur
ners college trulnfntr: must Be
fast with figures and be fable to
I - write shorthand. P. O. Uok 1"X2.
llviU l .itin-l'a-'h. fm nier
kilon ii lueal resident. ( ill
, ford tor .sevcrul das. being called
; h'MV by ;Ue death of his father
' tins wi eh. Me plans to leave Mmi
'. dn ir his heailuuarters in Wtock
, luu. Oil., where he Is in charge uf
Hi'- nflice nicounts deparlment of
the M upotiian Ufe lnui.uice
eoitipjuy. Mrs. l.aunspach did not
j accompany him to this city.
' I '.i nee at liiwrside Com in un it r
Club s.u. nlghl. 311
Coal by the sack or ton. Tel.
' 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf
l ily Traffic officer tieorge Pies-
con wuft happy today in the an
lictp.tttuu of wiu'incr weather, fol
j low in;: la-i night's l'i c zing spell,
i which wrecked the radiator of hit
patrol coupe si thoroughly that his
ear will probably be in tin parage
for set;ral days, liven thnuyh (lie
rata tor had been filled with a per-j
ccntage of alcohol, it now rcsem-1
bit s a sieve in 1U nblllly to hnhl .
ater. Hmvivi'i', his is not tip' ;
only machine affected, as several
ledford motorists, who believed
their citr to be invincible in with
standing the cold, are also afoot.
Let me write your fire insurance.'
Carl Y. Tcngwald, Hotel Holland.!
Phone ims. tf ;
Pnnee ni Uiverslde Community
PICKLES IN BULK
Do you ever buy pickles in bulk? There is quite
a saving in buying them by the pint or quart.
We have many kinds of pickles and relishes in
bulk.
Sweet Pickles
Sweet Mixed Pickles
Sweet Burr Gherkins
Sour Pickles
Dill Pickles j
Sweet India Relish
Club .Sat. night. 31'.'
Playing scheduled games, the
basketball teams of Jacksonville
and (Johl Hilt high schools will
play this evening at Jacksonville, ,
and tin Phoenix and Central Point
teams will play at Central Pnini.
This month is expected lo see the.
close nf the basketball season of
the secondary schools of the conn-
ty. alter having begun the season
early last lK'oj'inber. i
Wood nil kinds oak. laurel.'
fir and dry slabs, Medford Fuel
Co. Tut. u:n. tf
Among the. guests from Wash- i
ingtoii state at Medford holds are'
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Amende uf Ta-j
coma and the following from Se
attle: I.ouis K. Sperry. C. A. Xan-j
durs. Ceo. Hcnselmau. Mr. and Mrs.'
C. I.. Wakcmnn and W. H. Hags
da le. '
'i'heic are nundreds of radio set !
owners here in town who have longj
wished for a dynamic Uiud speaker, ,
but who have thought "i heir's are'
good enuuL'h.' And so, ns an added
stimulus to your desire for a dy-1
ll.l,iKow.i.L-..i ivi. rrir fnr n lim.
lied time only, n trade-in allowani'e!
on your old speaker, regardless oi(
ihake or style, running us high as :
$'15. You may have your choice
or a tlyiininic. in a table or Hep- j
urate, tlct the must uiit of your i
present radio set. Mrlng; in ynur
old speaker today. - Palmer Music!
llouoe. !
Out of j;t tempurary auto ii- J
censes Issued at the.slieriff's office)
yesteitlay, IS were issued to Med-!
ford motorists and five were issued!
fur new ears.
'.'Cheap dry lumber at Medfonij
Lumber Co. l!37tr
'"The program (f the Farm P.u-j
nan' Cooperative Kxchauge overs
l-!MIfil. -last - night, . war- generally j
well received throughout southern
Oregon, and font tired X. C Wesler
rielil, well known Puclfie coats j
poultry raiser. lie spoUc on poul- I
try topics and gave numerous valu
able poultry raising hint. He will,
address the Central Point (irange;
Ibis evening at K o'clock 'ii the
rople of "Poultry for Profit." j
Uo not forget t ho Model Clotlilng
Coinpany's biy $0.UUO Mtock dls-1
ptisal Halo. 2AStf j
isceley Hall left this foi-enouu by i
airplane fur Portland, where he I
will bo Joined by C T. Hakcr. see-1
rotary uf the Chamber of Com j
ineree, w ho left for Portland yes-1
lerdav by automobile. The two;
Sweet Pickled Onions Plain Sweet Gherkins
Green and Ripe Olives in Bulk
FOR
Fresh Home Made Cakes
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Special 4 cans Del Monte Peaches
98c ;:-;lrS;.::
All telephone orders, receive the same careful
attention as i you called at the store in person
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
Phone 252; GROCER -.-Phone 252'
at:
I nf -one of the wurld'H ' MrealcMt
j vocal t'irierK. MInh Ira Aldi-lde,
I who In u Hcliolar of the London
I Royal Ciniiurvalory oC Finnic; and
j whOHe' enrly teacher-waw tho fnm
: otiK Jenny Mud.
t Their pfoKi'nm l proinlHcd tu bt
' ti treat for uiUfdc level's and varie
fl;oin the tnelndfeK of the cotton
f leldn to llto kJ frym the elaHHlc;
- operas.
' j The. Tortl'ind ' Oreonlan wiy:
1 "Their, eutertaiinueiit 'will deltffht
Home Kidemlld hIiikIiik Ih to be j yuu.'
Iiomil ni thh l'i-PHbvtrliin eliureh i
in nttj.n.l n nw..Hinr Li'hcdiih d fin; Mi. t tin tn v eveiiliiu. Feb. U at 8 - u"'
thin nfternnfin to dbeuss the loc
tlon of n Jile for a dirlt;lbe bus-;
idanm-d-for t ho Paelfir: voant. and
will utrlve to Mi" 'he cooperation
of Uio Portland and otlu-'r Hla'- In
terot . to have the bqtjc located
near Meilfurd. v ' '
dock. An oetetlf of inillcH and t i AM PA. r lit., fXsu. K. P)HI : deKwe.
IfiRiitleinen known hn th "World , n ondworth.i UI former Califor.
i KiiinotiM. WUM.ainN Colored HlngurB' .1 i l -L.'.a. . . 1 '"- .
! who after a miceesHfuV tour of I
, Kurope havit returned to America.
I While ,iu London the entire j
company wiim under the lwtrncUnn
n la newHpuper puhliKher und lottf:
York tid KloridR, diod hero H&K
aciivo fn HfMnoehitlf circles in Niv
tti;ht after a abort illmiaa.' -j
f-.-''
Xullecr- , ' jy' . V
To thp. one who ho kirfdly tVf.
turned my billfold. I wish to c.x
prom my rtluoeiri llianka, . Itt wu i
valuable' keepaako. Nothlnp.
miHHiiifi. Mrs. "Milton ChUrch.
f v-- ai.y
. . 4
' spw'lnl CoititiHilUcatju
KWdiiy.-Febfc, Ht
Work In F. Q
ily order' of W'.' M.
C. M. HOURTOM. doey.
.mmuiit '.will deliBhtj f Spevbil Coiimi
Medford IJdRB
cher Dies j V . 7:30 m .Wo
Reliable Grocery
C. A. Whillock, Manager
No. 1
Johnson's Market
No. 2 '
' North Central
Large assortments ofLquality -foods .to . select
from. Wait on yourselves, buy just what you
want. You will find our prices right every day
in the week.', ' V
THESE ITEMS EXTRA SPECIAL
FOR SATURDAY. ONLY:
Jdlu, .'5 )iackiiges
dcild Mt'dal ..MiiyoniiuiHC, lint
Goll Medal .Mayonnaise, 1 pint hic ,
Gold Medal Mayonnaise, 1 .quart size
'lied DeaiiH.;3 pounds 1....,.'...'..
Faney Jinlk MucaPoni, H, pounds
Calumet Jinking l.iwder, pound can
Sperry .Paneuki: 1'loiuv 1 0-f b. miek
Sperry "oiled Oal.s, 10-lb; bag
Maxvell.JIoii.se ColTee, 3 -lb. can
Hulk Sliortcning, 3 pounds
10. Pounds Pure Cane Sugar. '.
10 Pars White . Wonder, Laundn; Soap ....
"3 Pars Lntf Toilet Soap ......
25e
6.
23e
2.'Jr
23e
5-
45?
4!Jtf
45e
62e
21"
GOLD HILL PEOPLE -
May take advantage of these bargains by
shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3' in Gold
Hill.
(?NE. DAY,
t ONLt
Continuous
r.'X Show"- ,
,12:301. to, 11. P. M.
TrAnrinrxnLri the kino or the
I VlAVJi'iJIVf. VV ' PLAINS' IS
PLAINS IS HEBE
With His 50 Wild Riding Cowboy
In a. .Smashing, Rcd-feloodcd Tale of the Early Went
i
I 1 TONIGHTj
' fmmX CHINA NIGinj
I W " HIF
1
mi
A bMutlful niece ' a:
Antique Ivtry Dinner.
-nnTfn ' ... ' ii. ......
' lady patron
' Feature Picture
NORMAN KERRY'
' and
PAULINE, STARK" (
'MAN, WOMAN
AND.Wira''