Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM r Tocal and Personal Three 102a Oregon auto llccn fplataa, -lost by motorlsta around Ijjtfedford, are nt tho" police alutlon Jatuwaiiflrig thq clnlins'ot their own- nij; Tho numbers aro T80-7S3, JS8S.995 and 184-ssu. If -Ponlin romnerg. tl.eii now SI .30 : I Ifeteea 0 to 9 yoftrn. Handicraft Shop. W . 3.in fjfr wiilUor'a old-tlmo, dance Sat. 334 Mr Airs, id x. rum's iriL iai f jiome In Portland today after hav ing been called hero by -the death f her father George- Javin'apach. Ilerbnrt Launspach of Stockton, It'al.. and Margaret Launspach of toSlerrill, Ore., returned to their re- ftpectivb homes last week-. ?T Money loaned on Improved city rroperty at 8 with credit forj f ftionthly payments. Loans np troveU. hero, j AVo hnvn Jlfio.OOO rttfsh In tho bank for Immodlato r.i... - , 1 iKuH an.la i". oan- Assn. Agcy., ltoom IS. Palm lock cor.' Main and Front up- itntrs. ; f - '1 a S'8' KMcnin'a dance, fcagle Point Sat. .. , .-, .-. .-. --334 Guests from a distance at local otols Includo W. II. Front of Chi. jM;ngo, Paul Oroz of Monroe, wis., Jir.:. and .Mi K. Dlsoh of K Clanno,..WlH.,' nnrt Mr, and Win ' James Hcslln, hiinky Australian wrestler who will meet Tom Alley at the Rlallo theater next Monday nfffht, arrived in Medfnrd today from Portland, to rent and prepnre himself for tho match, which prob.j amy will do tne only one he will wrestle in Oregon beforn leaving f for New York Cliy. When- Healln I left Australia laat January It waB 107 decree in tho sha.lo and when ho arrived at Vancouver, Jt. C ho found snow and severe cold a chance In temperature he did not readily understand; Now cross-stitch and hooked rug pattorns, attractive designs, Ofic to ?2.7fi. Hnndlcraft Shop.; 335 Klricald's dance, Eagle Point" Sat. . ' " 83- Amotiff the Oreponiann reglnler ed at Medford hotels aro It, 8. Besse, Harry Hartmfln and Clayfon H. Long of Corvallis, O. A. Prince, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Alderman, H. llrammer of Kution, Mm, "Mary Williamson of Forest Crovo arid Mr. -and Mrs. M. V StrylnOr of Clresham. The Daughters of Veterans will. Highest grade Utah coal, any) meet im evening at tne Armory size, anywhere, any amount Han- nt 8 o'clock. 'sen Conl Co. Phone1 299."" - if Hose mnndlri& runner femoved ( and BrtftKs worked bacR. Handl! oroft Shop. ! j21fltf ' Danco at Not. Sat. night. Smrrll I hall. Dyngo Bros. 330 1 W. W. Chndwick of tho Hotel j Senator nt Salem ami prenldont of i the Htnge Terminal Hotel' corrOj pnny, was In Medford todny at tho Hotel JucUson; nuendlng to (Corp- ' pony business mler. ' .j Openlne onfrnffcment of Tcd,K(l j Inprer and his Rogues at Community eo' Badger of anskatoon, C:in. Club Bnt. night. 934 I ooms sec 10 music, maniernuu lieat utnn com nov ana eienn. 30 Tel. (131. Medforrl Fuel Co. S24tf ' Hfiong Publisher Seattle V nlrf.flmn rlonnn Wn llritf'n Hilt. Of interest to tho old-timers on o. Wborty Meat Market's rndlo orogram tonight over ta',ipn KM r between- 9 and 10 o'clock will ifc Xick Kimo, champion fiddle, Linit his threo-pl o orchestra. Nick Uvtl! play such tunes as wore played wfi year ago. at tho dances and fbnlls tit JntUsonville and In Jsoe- ll&ilne county, fluu rinufPiiiln Ilnfircntrn n land,9'nl Is spending n few days j with her aunts, Miss Ocrtrudai "Weeks and Mrs. AV. H. M-Oowan. , Pat's Texas tamaie nouse, stpfini ed tamales to take home, 10c eachl G for 50c. Open 8 a. m. to 12 p. m. 523 N. Kiverside. Phory 1400. , 346 Old-tlmo dance, Walker's Hat. 334 Taxes for the onsulna ,yeaf-at w Print dresses, 4-5-0 years, $1.05 Klamath Falls will bo figured on a .ow n.Jii, jianoinrnit Biiup. jju- . imfliH or mills as against,, us uance at iai. ttat. nignt. omnn muis for jy7. fill: Dvniro Pros. . '33 I C. Logan of Medford spent yes Urda,in Omnts Pass attending to tKisJness matters... Dry , plno fl'bs, $5. load. Tol. ifel..- Medford Fuel Co. 324lf' f Regular dance, Englo Point Hat. - 334 Authorisation for the immediate Jtln' of Rosoburg's $25,000 airport llAirg city counoll this-week. The "Wonds were voted at a special elec ftjjon In Juno, lf2S, but, iio to' a tuoBtlori rewarding the uuthnrlty i if tio city o issue bonds r nlr irort construotlon, causing - a long rlay whll tto mntter was tested tho supreme court, the bonds remained unsold'. (Mealy Klamath Netted Com pn Aioes.. 100 lbs. for $1.20; fiO lbs. jfAjje- Delivered any plrtee In city. -Johnson's Market, Cth Und Grape W. Phono 97.- flOOtf t Follow tho Roguo and you'll fol Jbinv the crowd to Community danco rfipturday. Fob.. 23rd? .334 V Cloudy weathor for tonight ami Saturday and oocasutnal ruin is to woathor forecast, following much clOUdlnosR- today. Yesterriay's nfaxr llmum'Was 57 and the lowest of, ihiH morningf ur.nUi tf n. ,m. wtiB; a. Oct those fenders nnrt nuto hodlos ntralghtflnod at Brlira Rhnes Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super jHefvlne' Statlnp. Phono 4 18- , -If Old-tlmo dance, Walker's Wat, UTTER CE CREAM PArUERIZEb SAFE PURE RODUCED PACKED" HE SANITARY WAY Sold Out at Noon That's what happened to our Hot Cross Bun Special last Saturday. We will repeat this ex ceptional .vsbie again tomorrow. ', ' '-'..!" Hot Cross Buns H9c doz. 2 doz. for 35c ' Liberally filled ' with fruit, . nuts andr spices made as only Fluhrer con make them. ,. . y That Rood cool low In ih. Hnn- aen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf Dnnrn, Kaglo Point, Sat. nlRht; Tho Toomonr IoiIko will hold' re (llnnni at this W. a. V. hall for mumhorft ami tholr famillOH tnnlKlit aK 0:3O. At 8 , o'clock a- Bjjoolnl program will bo hold for ono hour, ' aftor whlrh momhorfl and Invltnd KUontn aro lnvltfd to altond a danco hold In tho hall, . Upholstorlne. . Call JacUsonvlll 202. 830 Factory nlocK.i, $6 load. Tel. 031. Mod ford Fuel Co. 324tf AI. . K. Bnrolt, roprotientatlvo of the V. B. Fidelity and cmnrnnty In surance company oP Portland, left here this mornlmr for Roghurg'm points north, after spending a fow 1 dnys In southern Oregon,' Marie danders, qf Portland, ha ' tnken- Qraco Ummcr'n plnoo nt ' the Emma C'llne Shop. B3r Dry fir slabs, ts load. Tel; 031. Medford Fuel Co; 324tf .Moasles led. the list of commun-iefthle-dlsonseH- in-- the.stiito- last wook. according to. a report of the OrCKon slnto honrd of lion lib, 140 cases bolntt reported. Other cases wore llste.d as follows:. UlQhtherln, .0: swirlot fevqr.jISf lnfluonza, 041 whooping cough, 4; smallpox, HO; luborctilosltf,. 14: ohlckcnpox, 40; rKioumonla, 20; mumps, 2S. Poplin rompers, $1.00 now $1.30; sizes 0 to 3 yoars. Handicraft Shop. . n;ii Walker's old-tlmo janco Sat. 334 Miss Martha DeSouzn,. who un derwent an operation at tho Hacrcd Heart hospital about 10 days ago, left for home today. - Itogulnr danco, Enlo Point Sat. 834 Arrested by Slnto Traffic Officer Herb Mooro for operating a enr on California license plntcs while a resident at Oregon. A. V. Our nor of thin cliy wns scheduled to hnvo a hearing In tin local Jim! Ice court todny, O, B. Campbell of I'lilon Crook, arrested by tho same officer on a slmllitr charge, will appear In court next Friday, ear ner has been it local resident for flvo years and Campbell has hcHi in' tho state over six months, ac cording to tho arresting officers. ; Cheap dry lumhr nt Medford Lumber Co, - 23"tf MoHdanies j.. A. . TlecJc, v.A, A. Madden n"l A. R. Tonnei' of -Ashland motored to Medford yosler day morning to spend (he day with Mrs. Tom Kosoberry. trot, clean coal, Tel, (31. Med ford Fuel Co. 3 24 1 f Qul n number of Medford1 peo ple nre planning to attend the big! chamber of commerce danen nt Jacksonville tomorrow evening In tho old I'nlted Slates hotel ball room. It Is helng Riven lo raise funds for work' to bo done on the building and is expected to draw dancers from nil pans or the eoun ly. It was In this building ihni President Hulherford H. Imyos of the l.'nlled' Slates once pent a night over 40 yenrs ago while mnk- i Ing a lour of Hie itailnn. Furnlluro II p h o 1 storing. Tel. 000-lt, A. K Thlhnnlt. 830 A. IV Mnson, former well known' Medford nulo dealer, plans to leave tnnionow for his- headquarters In Snn Francisco, following Severn! days spent in Medford' attending to business matters. Dance old-time, Walker's Sat. ' . ' 334 Ciuesls nt Medford hotels from flto s(nt of Wash In i ton- Include Mr. and Mm. A.- Spoaeer nnrt rhll dren of .Olynipia and, the following from Hoatllo: IT. N. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. McCoy and son, It. C. PlUer, Fred Hecht mid H. K. Luley, Factory blocks, JO load. Tel. 031, Medrord Fuol Co. tf4,f' Sir. orid Min. J.?s McUiOnnd Mr, , and Mrs. S, 13. King were among tlie visitors who were In Medford yoslocday from Klumnth Falls. Dressmaking anil remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 434 Modford Bldn. Phono 1181. tf Theo. Ulnok of. albhon, Minn., was among the motorists from a distance who regltored today n( the local branch of the out of stale auto registration bureau. Let me write your fire insurance. Carl V. Tengtrald, Hotel Holland. Phone 9H3. , tf Look Who's Leading in the Dig Cash Junior Sales Contest Buy ' Your Coffee . from a Junior Salesman Standing of contestants at, the end of the ' seventh' day ' " 1 Jessie Off ord' . Z Dick Sleight ' ' ' 3 Wocdrow Keich , , : - 4 Lou Dodson , ; B Anil Walker 6 Albert Randall " 7 Dorothy Tedrick 8 Rachel Fry - 9 Myron Fleser 10 Don Anderson 11 John Millard Only one more day I 4& Contest closes Next Saturday Fy Every Pound Counts Now? Economy Grocetena i . : THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE. MOTHER MADE" 1 1' GOOD BREAD i fe ' 4 Completa -Shows Dally at 1:30, 3:30 7 and 9 P. M. . ' ' : HE IS ' " " - STEALING -; AT.T. TWR r T.ATTftTTS TW . TOWN,, IN, THIS '"TALlING" v , uuiMJiiu if uKOQK ROMANCE BY j , :' ,v , 0. HENRY . , ' -''.) WM. HAINES (HEAR HIlVl TALK) ' WITH - . ; ; -.-yv-..' KARL DANE TULLY, MARSHAL V , LEILA HYAMS ; : ' 1 M IK IS-""! 1 1 .ir WKZ -'iKr 1 sMP; 1 auk i n r A 660. w : Attm(iiloVi Matt....'.... i;..,.v,10 and 35 Ee ,.'y. 28 and 50' Coming. Sunday Fanchon & Marco's . "WALTZ" .IDEA aw ; 'i ... - grUpen TONIGHT Music by - r ;o Dom ProvostV Pep Peddlers - V Of- "Come and Make Whoopee" Special Decorations Toponcing Featur&by : -FredMcKeen Mothers have always baked the best bread of course they have-yours arid ours and everybody's baked the best bread on earth arid when we came home from : y school and asked for bread and jam oh boy! that bread with its finely flavored crust was the finest food in the world and it stands out in our memories xujtf ? most delicious thing we ever tasted. ' 1 -H " 1 ' : v :. V ' H Childish appetite, you will say Perhaps you are right but lets be sure Suppose ,we get. some of the same kind 6f bread prepare it the same way ant? see if we'll relish it just as much as ever. Come in tomorrow and buy your Sunday supply you will find it so hear the same of course it could never be quite so good as mother's but it's so good that you will relish it as of old and willave the satisfaction of knowing that child hood's appetite is not a memory but is still with you when you have the same fo9d. BREAD . So near like the bread mother made that you will reach for more. Weekdays ........ .2 loaves 15c Saturday . '. '. '' v " 1-lb. loaf ... ........ 3 for 20c 1Mb, loaf ........ ....... 10c Hot Cross Buns, doz. . ........ 15c Fruits and Produce Fancy Bananas-the kind you have been getting every Saturday, lb. 5c Fancy Sunkist Oranges, 2 doz. : 35c Cauliflower, per head . 15c Lettuce imperial Valley, head Chula Vista Gelery large bunches each . . . . . . .. . . . .". ... ...... 15c' California Grape Fruit Two sizes; 8 for 25cf 12 for 25c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Sugar, per 100-lb. sack . . . .$5.49 Crystal White 'Soap, 10 bars . . ..35c, Crisco, the 6-lb. can .......... .$1.3$ : Seedless Raisins-25-lb. box Sul- , tana Raisins, tomorrow . '. . .$1.39 . Monarch Catsup, the large bottle. 18c Monarch Peaches fancy c 1 i n g. sliced or halv.es; No 2 can 3 for ..... . . ... ,i. . "59c Monarch Teenie Weenie Sweet Peas ; No. 2. sieve fc. ting pea of excep tional flavor regular price 25c a can, 3 cans . ; . . ............ 49c- Lindsay Ripe Olives medium size-1-. , No. 1 can . . .; . . . . . . :. . . .''18c Jelly Beans a fine candy for the 1 children, pound. . 15c Old Fashioned Mixed Candy, lb. . 15c Red Crown Breakfast Sausage a . can holding 1 lbs., per can ..... 30c Red Crown Pickled Pigs Feet 1 pint, 20c; pint .... . . . . 30c Sugar cured Hams, on whole, lb. . 29c Swift's Sliced Bacon, 1-lb, pkgs.. . 20c SHOES Children's shoes in a wide range of styles all sizes upto two All in one lot Values up ttf$3.49. Sardines large oval carts, 3 for, . 35c Coffee Freshly roasted and deliv- . ered with the full strength and aroma three very fine blends 38c; 43c; 49c Collapsible Ironing Board . . .$1.19 Domino Electric Iron guaranteed for one year ... . , . . . .$2.39 Kalsomine all colors, 5-lb. pkg. . 49c Glass Tumblers fine for everyday . use, 6 for . . . ". . . ............ 18c Certainteed Quick Drying Enamel ' 1 Dries in four hours, pint 59c & 69c Paint Certainteed Cp's Weather shield naint, white or ivory, gal $ 1 .59 Certaihteed's best quality the world's best paint White or " pearl gray, gal. . . . ,$2.79 Garden Tool Special a good rake ... . ...... . . . . . . . , . . . . 69c Stemware gfass goblets, suhdates, cocktails; in a variety of patterns h Marked Price Your choice, per pair ;$1.00 Fountain Lunch Ready at 11:30 Breaded Pork Chops, Corn Fritters, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Buttered Bread, Coffee or Milk ....... . . 25c Chili or Hot Chocolate any time A DIME GATES & 9 LYDIARID BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE ' Usee Our1 Rtree Parking tot White Trowing In Our Store o MILWAUKEE, W'ls., Fob. 22. (A) Never asuln will Marion HiK' rIiih.. . nexrn, . 25,, holieve that "MKhtiiinR never strikes Vwlec In the mime plo.cn." Hentonced ttt Jail aoAvrn, yearn ago tor rohbln n grocery store linre, HiiRglnii was arrested earlv todav cnmiiiir nut of ' tb same store; cnrrylnR tua pairs or pants nun ;in riKara. . These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week n Medford Pbarmacy Heath's Drag Store , Strang's Drag Store - Women's Hose $1.00.Pair 3 Silk from top to toe with pointed heel. IllllllllillllllUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIli INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Mimgtr Phone 105 SO N. Central Medford, Oregen iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirriiiinniininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiii IDMOHOUTlTt. nNHM4 k eOMPUm CUAMMO AO BniMO B1SNK9 Fred Gottfried . Airoe Turnhovi ' GOTTFRIED ft TDRNBOW i en Etoctrothorapy Cblropractle i ui o rooniui inrigniuuu nee nieiii reoar anon. I Treatments hy Appointment I w specialize en service at real 1 Medford Center gidfl. Phone 99t onabls prloest No Job too smell. I j Naturopathy Pood Science- 219 N. Grips 8t i Mens tn ' o