rAQEtFOUIf:
-'-J- umuj 1 u.
IpigglyWiffgly
California G.ape Fruit 1 f
3 for - v
Fancy Head RYce ' fitr
10 pounds 4 JJ
' Fancy Brick. Cdrffishi- oo.
I pound -i-i-- C
Fancy Red Salmon
1 -pound am
Oval Can Sardines
I large cnus .. .. .
Snacks Kippered
.Herring
29c
25 c
15c
Sugar Corn
S Cans
25c
Utah Peas
3 Caus
I 25c
Sweet-Cider
1 GaUou
30c
Double Package Macaroni l f
Per packngo - w V
Bulk Macaroni 22f
3 pounds -4 - "v
-4
i
Fancy Bird Seed
(Tru Fak)
2 parkas
Royal Baking Powder
2!i-pouiid au
Hard Mix Candy,
I poujtdM . '..I
Campbell's Tomato Soup
25 c
1.27
25c
25c
California! Dog Biscuits
Per pacta
Honey Maid Grahams
S!4 -round p.-wkuBO
Old Fashioned Chocolates
' 1 pound
French Mix Candy
X pounds 1
Rogue Tomatoes
Xo. 2'i'a. pep can
Broken Slice Pineapple
No. 2'a, 3 cai? .
35c
43 c
19c
35c
2c
50 c
URGED FOR CAVES
ROAD GATHERING
MEDFORD MAIL' TK1BUXE, MEDFORD, OK KQO.V. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
c&d treaty. ' Ptlma were submitted
to the Italian ruler, vho wrote I
iwnat n-as to tie laid at the show
ing. f
It la expected, m Rome, that tbc
pope will leave the Vatican In June '
to make formal call on tbe Ital
ian UcK at tbe Qulriaal palace.
(That will terminate tbe pope's ira-l
;prisonment wltnln tbe Vatican lim
its that liaa lasted nearly CO years.
I Tbereold ware spreads In Eu-
i r 'rope, reaching Italy.
I.-.. . , . "The Rlrlora and Rome are cot-
; ter Medford resident, espec- srwJ with snow. Alt waterways,
lally business men, Is u.-ged . to 'except In Spain, are icebound,
tako, advantage of the opportu-f shortage is' acuto, schools
nlty of attending the big- mass terlin close for a week and 300
mewing and dinner called for to. are reported dead of cold,
night at J o'clock at the Hnt.l . Meanwhile, thousands of coal
Medford to discuss the possibility miners are idle In Wales and else-!
of constructing the lona nra'ubju.d where In Britain. '. I
road to t he Oregon Caves through , . . ' T" . ' . ".
the William" creek country .. Trotky' ncf r,ulor f Russia's
,,, , , , . " .. !" army. Is Bald to bo a prisoner In
V. n the soviet cosulate in Constant!
i uupie. . -
present' Trotzkv would lSte to eo to r.or.
many to discuss with communists
15. 1929. ' T - - - -
I. - - - :l
Hcpresen'allvcs will be
from tlio newly organized Central
n r,C V ommerce'" A"'- there tl3 possibility of making ISus-1
land Cltimbcr of Commerce, Gold ... WhJ?lin wm.1,1 rail i,if.!
... v i. rV."' m' ran PSf' mu-3stlc- aording to LenloO1
Provolt and Williams crMtk. Th u.X- . v:
latter two places w'll both be Unfortunately for him. Russia
heavily represented and In view mnv dei-lrin In send him nn mn.h
in:K Mcuiuru iieopio in-
touger journey.
Matches
6 Boxes
18c
P & G Ld'y Soap
o
10. Bars
37c
Bulk Coffee
ft Poiuida
$1.00
Cookies
IVr losen
Bread (Sandwich
Loaves)
2 loaves ,
Fancy Golden
I'cr iwrkngn
Dates
25c
18c
Bread (Whole wheat or
white)
3 luuica ..... ,
Cane Sugar
10 MOUlldM
Shredded
I'cr Kii'kngo
Wheat
20c
58c
10c
We have a lot of No. 1 Egg Cases that we are selling at 25c C
each, also a number of Lettuce Crates at, each
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
Freah Side Pork
I'rt pound
Beef Pot Roast
I'cr pound
Choice Meats
20c
22 c
eHamgHalf or whole-
Ier iKHiiiV? .Q
Choice Stealg .
I'ot pouud
30c
32c
WeQDeliver
Phone 1236
VI.
TO VISIT CORVALLIS
The Oregon Slate college educa-
oC that
terrsud In the new road are urged
10 do present 100 per cent
Tlie new road is no longer
frowned upon on It was by the
Grants rsss' Interests, which are
now reported to be favoring Its
construction. In view f the loop
i i trip It affords motorists in going
jto the caves by Grunts Pass and
.returning by T,-ay of Williams
crook ond Jacksonville, or'" vice
versa. A section of the road from
Medford to Jacksonville and then
to Kuril 1VRH ltr,vt,l wv.rol -venro
ago while Ocorae A. 'Gardner was'
cuunlQ judge. In view of the pus- tional exposition, which will he
slblllty of the Caves road soma held at Corvallla next week. Feb-1
time in tho fulure. : ruary si and 23, will be attended
) Tlie "Williams creek and Pro by the following local high school
IviiHOseotloiia will be represented student representatives: Charles
at tonight's meeting by the foN Barnes, Ed Reanirs. Ellow Mae
lowing:, Jester Kparlin, W. C. Wilson, Ben Day, Mar;ucrlto Mc
F'xley. Frank Woods, Bert Holz- Allister and Alberta Knlps. The
houserr Fred IJchlen. A. K. Burt, exposition is an annual affair, hav
George Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Deem- 'nS ueen held at Corvallis for the
er, Mrs. Bffa Karr, W. H. Mllftr, Pt eight or 10 years, and attend
E. V. Provolt,. w. M. Carl. Vin- ed y representatives from all tne
yard Itroa., B. "Varnald, B. roB'n 8cl,ools In the state.
Lcwman. i The purpose of the meeting is to
exchange Ideas on high school
I problems and to acquaint thsjstu
Qlents with new changes ami pro
Igress In public high school avllvi
jties. The students will leavo here on
Thursday, r'ehruary 21, accompa
nied by two faculty members. !.
I). Thompson and Miss Maurinc
Brisbane'sToday
WHOLESAIX
Direct To Consumer
(Continued from Pag. One.)
he air. is demolishing the gigantic
Zeppelin plant at Fiiedrlclisbufcn. Carroll
to orrange construction of a minur-
ooai, ,. . .
ii FLUHRER MAKES SOLO
TOR FLYING
1 This ship, to be ready In 131
intended "to establish trans-Allan
tis air service as reliable as a rail
ronjfj trnln." If tho .Uermans do
not succeed this ijme, they -will
keep on unlit IheyVlo succeed.
Tlie Senato Vies to sell, for
sir, fmn nno n iiui yi r-h.,.,...
11 vessels Imlnnrln ln ihe i'nH . "ulirer will be a full-fledged
States Shipping Board. One of
these, the, l.evlatlmn, could not be
built for $16,000,000 with several
millions" added. - '
Uncle tjam, through his govern
ment, officially cunlesses his in
ability to run steamships. '
Intelligent Mussolini changed the
sayi"" about w-ltlng the songs of
a nation and lotting anybody else
'mane theAnw. To him the impor
taiit thingls lo rt' l'e the captions
i on films. That he does In connec
tion with the Flgiilng of the Vnli-'the near future.
It won't bo long "until . Heinie
avia-
, tor. as yesterday IQ made his
first - "solo" flight, after . having
Itnken fUvtng leseons at the San
Ider Aeranautlcal. school for seve-
rat weeks past. Heinle Is l
ported to be an apt pupil and Is
expected to develop into a first
class pilot. W. H. (Moose) Mulr
head, another student of Harold
Sander, has completed his course
and has roce'ved his license from
the United States government.
Beth men exuect to purchgso
tholr own airplanes some time In
STUDENTS ASKED FOR
T
Medft'rd llVh school studrnts
wero tnVcn 'Vn the curpot" this
uftornoon, In uVenibly by Pi-Ink
i'illivon. eu:icht for fitflln? to sup
port the high school basketball
team In games pluyed on the home
floor. JIe urged boys to tnko places
In tho rooting section, which here
lofore has been mainly billed l.v
girls. Henry riuhrer ulsu ad
dressed the assembly on bnsketbsll
topics and conipllmentud tho high
school us a whole.
Other numbers of the assembly
Include two songs rendered by it
trio composed of Melba Williams.
Mnude Warrlgsr anil ICIeanor
Curry, followed by a skit by
Junior Porter nml William Bvruin.
Two solos. N'capolltnn Nights and
Ni.nny Hoy. were well sung by
Merlin Tollefson. as another fca
lure of the assembly program.
Klntci! CKniinuiiluitiou '
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
K : A. M., l rlduy. Feb. 15,
:J0 p. in. By order of tho
W. M. C. M. HOUSTON. S.cy.
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VEEK-END 5PECIAIS
POT ROAST 0
Vvr Pouiitl
, 18c
AW
SHORT RIBS
IVr I'ouitd
15c
HAMBURGER
lvr IVund -
15c
ALL STEAKS
T I 'Oil II J
30c
FRESH SIDE PORK
IVr lSiud '
20c
Y01JNG RABBITS
IVr round
30c
CHICKENS
IVr tHuiid
35c
SAUSAGE
Per Pound
15c
Reliable Grocery
C. A. Whillock, Manager
No. 1 o
Johnson's Market
i
No. 2
117 North Central
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, When your groceries are purchasedOat a RE
LIABLE GRQCERY you are assured of the
BEST QUALITY POODS at the LOWEST
Possible Prices.
4
y 121 N. Central
CITY MEAT MARKET
OV, CON DEV0RE, Prop. :
Golden West Coee
Js always included iii our;
stock Ask the Junior Sales
man who solicits you to order
om tins store.
Buy from a
Junior Salesman!
warn
Save the retail profit. Buy from the wholesaler at
the same price the retail store buys If it's good
business for the retailer to buy from the wholesale
house why should he advise you that it's such poor
business for you to buy direct from the wholesaler?
There is a reason! ; Well he knows that once you
buy direct at wholesale prices0 you will never want
to come back to the retail store and pay the retail
profits Remember bur wholesale prices are good
any and every day in the week.
1-4
Pineapple Libbys Pack
12 regular size flat cans, sliced'.;...;."..
Toilet Paper
12 large rolls, Lest crepe
SoapWhite Wonder , V :
1 case, 100 large bars ....M........'..........
Powdered Sugar
32 regular size packages
Rlamath Gem Potatoes
o
a-
Xo. 1 quality, per 100 lbs. P...
Fresh Local Eggs
Guaranteed, dozen
1.45
.60
335
1.00
1.45
.32
T.-1"
Flour
o
and Feed
Have you noticed what a nice little disturbance our
Wholesale prices have caused in the Feed Business?
Have you noticed how the Retail Feed Dealer has
triedPto cut his prices? Regardless of where you
buy your feed we have undoubtedly saved you
some money because the retailer would not have
cut his prices without our competi t i o n. For this
reason we believe you can afford to give us your
Feed Business. .
Xo. 2 Size Toot's Best String BeaJis-
3 cans ,.. 37
2 Cans Faney l?ed s5ckeyc Salmon for..'.:. 58
oc'ans Iowa Chief Corn for 35
3 Packages Com Flaked........: 24
Our L'rand Fancy PeiQhes, Xo. 2U tin
3 cans f?..."... 59
) pounds Calumet r.akiiip; Powder 89
Holiday P.raiul Oleoniargerine, 4 lbs... 65
Schilling g Col'l'ee. iound can 19
25-lb. Unjr Pure ("ane Supar ?1.45
10 Pars White Wonder Soap 33
3 pouiuls Pulk c8lioiteniiig 45
20-Mule Team Wax Chips 29
GOLD HILL PEOPLE
May tako advantage of these bargains by
shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold
Hill.
Sperrys Hard Wheat Flour
Carnation bnPid, 49-lb. sack
Klamath Hard Wheat Flour
Crater Lake brand, 49-lb. saok
Sperrys Surelay
With minerals, 100-lb. sack
Sperrys Scratch Feed
100-lb. sack, guaranteed satisfactory ...
Barley Rolled or Ground
Pest recleaned, 73-lb. sack t..
Fancy Corn ,
Whole grains, 100-lb. sack'.;
L80
o
1.60
2-J5
2.60
1.50
'o
2.35
WHOLESALE STORES
123-127 West Main St.
Across Main Street
Opposite Weeks & Orr Furniture Store
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