Medford mail tribune., February 22, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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l' 1rRDF0TlD lifXTL TRIBUNE MEDFORiy, OTCEnON rftTDAY.' FEBfAt-P25Vlfefl.
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DRESSES!
DRESSES!
pur 'buyer, Mr. Jacobs, has just returned from New
York and' Eastern markets, where.' he skipvmqd "tftc
crcjim of all Spring fashions. Aa a ' '' '? ' -.' , :
Offer'
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.Jto bring shoppers to this 'store to eV the bauiiful now
stocks we offer ..'' -;'''' -
Y WC A SECRETARY 'IPailyMoWicalBqwl
FUNDS FOR CHEST
Tliiirlii-, Pchruitl-)- 2.
Mctlford and vicinity:;. Cloudy
tonight and Saturday': ocaslonal
rain. ' Not 'much chans' "In Icin
pcralilre. Lowest, near 3- decrees.
Local Data
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.Miss KkIo I,. Macuiip. national
Heiret.lry of tho IV. C. A., Willi Ti'imicralun- (decrees)..
Iieailiuiirtei-H in Now Yolk and I HluhiMt (lin.1 12 Inn.). ....
Portland, who has mient Hevoral . jOWpjt (lawt 12 iirn. )....'!.,
(layn lit .Medford conferring wl' : ltul. humldliy (net.)......
mo local uoaril, ion lointy tuv i auac of weather
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HIGH BASKETBALL WOULD TURN FISH
, iri- irn 'pAn ! i ! i ill i iinn m irn
! ttAWI LhAVhS hUK LAW IVIAMNU UVtK
! riiir in ii iiiitm! m nnnmiiinninii
UAIYItlNMAIVIAItl
. Tho AJofluril liitfh HchooJ baxkot-
2.
In V 1
i'ortland,., wJu-re b)mi will remain ; - ;. ' ihkc1 (if former colli! sturs, ami l"'
until June, befure Tetuiniiik' to tho t . ' J . 1 . iy i i i i -i
Suiii'Ihc Halurtlay,. 0
SALliM. Ore.,' Feb; 2.--
5 ball loam -left till afti'inoun for Because ."unending contention ber J
: Knuuath I-'alls, wlicro llicy play fwoen commvrt'inl ft nd sport fih-
tlie I't'llcani tonight in an exhlbi- ermon the lato. brineft-ii.dtiivc
danger that the supply of fish In
nluiv tor bjth - commercial
upon purpuxeti will bo ttc-
plcteil to un InJuriouH uxLent
VhutlKT, Mtulfm!d 1h lo have n i
'full ttino V.-W. Az-nutTi'tury ur
u part tim offieiui hero to UiraiiKc
ami oi'KunfKC u prtjratn pf activity :
v 1 1 ieli will tuko vavo of kIi Ib' work ;
In - thy-'community; will dupend I
upon.-the uuccesa.oC tho Communl- j
:y CheHt hero, uccordhiK- to .Minn'
.MntMilrc. " : ) j
.Tin- Y. W O. work betfliiH !
with "tho Ghi Ht'Hitrtctt,' outlining i
proKiaiiiH of activity fur tlmm; 1
oJftcndH to "tho coIIckh, vhei'o Y. i
W. t.'. A. claKMCH .arc held; unil !
initiates special proKmniH fur bun- I
lne.HKfrand profcHxlonal :hiHi - TIm-
i j a. m;
Snns't Saturday.-f:T4 p.. ni.
Observation! Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time
ag-- a 8
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a . fs . j-
huvo a iai'KO foliowlnt; In Klamath
'ul.lp. . 11 will l. the l.aidwt B.,mc IHWh of iJnn .-ouniy has Intro
!of tlK- Wanon for II..- loial, and I'1"'-"! 11 -roMolutlon to tho hou
.i...v . h,.v.. I , lMi,-,.f.,l i., .ihut a .oiiinilsslon b appointed
i full UK and kuI xonio of tliu rouKh :'' '"""'late uniform laws aov-
; HpotH knocked off. A number of
376SPR1NXI
DRESSES
Values io $17.50
$095
A large colettion to chooso front! Beautiful prints,
georgettes, flat, tropes, cnsemblo effcot, capes and ,
flares all tho desired tyUis for woman and missea.
i Jkes p to 521 THK CHANOU Of A'LIFETl! .
1
work JuttNripated in .Medford will
i tlfrui piUncipally ,vlth Lhn. firat und
third claHHCH... . ., .
-"I1hh, J'auline H., SchucdlcrHcc-
rctury (of the Nutioiiul J-'Inanco di
viyion io"f New York In expected to
ftrrfveTicrtrHomotinio In the Hprimr
acconllhg to-MiHH..-iMa(;ui'c Hho hi
u BnclaliHi In iJuiiKet work, ami
It Ih thought will solve thut prob
lem' fbi MedfoiMl..
MIhA "MiKrilrc lnct 'rtire'e or four
tlnie wlili tiic local boanl tlutink'
hcr slay. here. 1 'Hb'e litihda stop
plnft over ln.-Medford iiK'iln on her
waytp; New, York U tJ,une.
1 laker City..: ...
ItiKmarek1
I Hoine
Itt
-2U
Cloudy
Char
UtMlVef-..
)e MoIiioh.
I''resnu
Holemi , :.VV..
Ioh vAnKh'H..
Maishfied
Phoenix ...........
I'ortland
Jtoil. iUuff ....
liojHebui'K ...V.-.V.
Halt Nuke t.'ity.
Sail KraiiclHCO.
1
.00 .
; local fann went niong to wee the
t battle.
f Tho l'hucnix ami Kokuc Hlvei
teauiH play at Phoenix tonight,
and thiH con teat will practically
tducide tho Hceomlury chuntpfof of
tlio county. Much Interent in maul
1 fctited by follower of both teams,
j It la jirobable that tho winner will
j play the S.l'edford team before the
erning both porl and commerciar
finhiiu; to aHHure an adequate hup
ply of fiht I nlhe Htreama of this
M.ate for nil purpose.'- - ; 'r-
Brisbane's Today
"8 . ' Oloudy ; stat!. tournament.
14
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60.:
38
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nil
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34
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t'loudy
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t;ioar
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t)Ioar
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(.'lour
(lliiudy
('kar
itoudy
.. 44'
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. Kit
. 40
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Kpoloiinvv-- . i!-'4-.'loudy
Av-uHirM-nll(i..,ii-tVwi(uly
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STATE PRESIDENT 0F , !
im W0MEN!ttf ASSEMBLY IJBSERVESi '
. ATTEND BIG BANQUET WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY;
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The- AMhlund and Monmouth
N'ormal echuolH -will meet. UK-'iln
loniyht nt the Junior high gym
nasium in AKhhind. -
The O, . V. Kookn defeated the
Silem . hlh school !tu to J2 'Wed
jjpjHlay nlKht at -Salem.'. The retnuit
wntt'b.ulto a blo-w to Halem, as they
had hoped to equal. If not hotter,
the .Medford kIiowIuk against the
Hooks, of 4 to M,
Upstnto crltlea fiKUre Bedford
us the best bet for the state cJiuni
pionHhlp. "ban-ins injuriea ;and
ovcr-confldencn principally over
confidence.' of wiiloh'iaU JVledford
tea m 1m ve plenty,"', nrf one. apori
editor depe'rlbpH the uliutulon. .
(Continued from Pose jOno.) -
HANDIGR AFT SHOP
Phone 702 " ' . 42 South Central
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Exquisite New Envelop Purses.
TIh designs' arc modern and different. -.; Kaeli
ha"- is'stamiied on imported' Penelope canvas
and is to be worked in simple stitches with
fiiiorful yjirns, of which sufficient quantity
necessary to complete embroidery is'. . Bc.
iinduded : - ; T-
O
Linen Envelope Purses,
to be embroidered in soft-colored ysmis, are
also very popular. ' 75c
Yam included :........ ..........
e Quilted Bags or Purses - . ;--Quilted
bags of silk and rayim faille taffeta?"
smartly fashionable. Modern and exceedingly
decorative; available in the season's newest
shades. : (iooseberry green, sapphire blue, pearl
gray,. yopjiy red,' rose,; r ; '. $ tQ
tan dr'sblack LL. .
Hemstitching, Pleating, Button-Making J
. and Hose Mending
lcei quiet. .A siiiiirfel' ' Itno-s
enough to store un food , for the
Hintor, anil lilt, brain is acllvu au(l
efficient in broportion to Un Hizo.
? If tile senator from. Alabama ' M i..,,,-,, i j
wantH to insult newpaper men- ho ' . - . - '
should toll 'them -that flicy hnvn j parliament, but it needn't. Ameri-, are as "thick s autumnal (eaves
heads like wart' lions or like tho can Industriallsls will show their I that strew tho brooks in alIom-
rapldly Vanishlni? whlto rhinoceros. ; British cousins how to run power brosa," and thicker
which has absolutely -nothing -above : joinpanies profitably and how to; xcw York's legislature proposes
lis eiirs. . . , i mnlie profits. ' to InveStiBato investment trusts
,, ' H"tT ! .. ' ', ' ' ' 1 ' unil see .whut they are doln:;.
i Many in Drituin believe that la-: And there won't be any trouble': other investigations hiay follow in
bor will win tho next election. . about money. The Amerlcai) unifl Wnshlc-iton. . r
-. .i, uupuuun larsei on mu nay-1 Foreign eower company announces : ,r,.,. ., fi,i .. riui.i kind of
a plan to raise a little more 1hanj Inveslmenl (nmts we mw,ageu,
a hundred million dollars, largest) , , , , ,u.ofltal)lo investments. .
stock offering ever projected by a; '. .,,..-,,, vol. ,,,
public utility company.
THE MARKETS.
Iilvvstock.'
:. fonTI.AXD. Ore., Keb. 22-. OP) ' tf1"' l'owor to ijnportnht cities','
per vote," minions of young worn
on who will vote for tho first tlm:
at the general election. A major
ity of theife girls, rich and poor,
occpt those brought up In union';
tabor surroundings, will vote tho Great l'ritain used to sing.
Conservative ticket. Woman is nat- "We've got tho men, we've got the
urnlly conservative, as she should j ships, we're got the money, too."
be. -j ... .' ..: . .. j WE haven't gof the ships, but wo
' ''! .hnro irot- flip men thill know how
1 American capitalists have Ijpught ; lo do business and wo lmvo got
British companies that supDly light (ho n10ney.
-..More than ce iwn expisctcd , to
bo. prest'iit at the tllis'lnesa, rind
I'rofi sslonal Woman's I'luii Kin-
ploycr's night baiiiiuct to l,e lirld' 'One of tile most, interesting and
at .Moti-l .Modford, .March 1 at 7:00 instructive prouraiMH uomuicmo-
CATTr.K A SO OALVES Steady
to strong; no recelptF. ' ' i
HOOS -Htnndy: no receiptH.
SH IC KP A X D 7.A M US Quotaljly
steady; no receipts. '.
o'cluck.
'-.Allss MotUk llnir, stale . precl
dent of the oruanlgatloii will In.'
rhe speaker of the i.venlni;, arriv
ing hero from her homo nt .Eu
Wi'iie for the occasion, . ' . .
. ,laynr A, AV. I'lpes has alHO.-.boci,!
hu'lied to make' a -talk, aa has.
C. T. Uiikcr'. Hii'li'tary of t
C li ;l in li e r of l 'iiiiiuitTt'e: ,,
nitlmj AVaKhliiKtou's birthday Inj
.Mcdforil, was tin assembly . held i
lit the local senior high school
tills liioriiiiiK. which was uttjHidcd
by -4.110;; entire student - boctj- anil
inany par';nls-and friends. . v -'
IrvlliK 'lll lllpr was the .SjiVKv'S"
of Hie day.; , 11-i:overMl Iniefly lliiv
plitKliiudlni; rereiitK,-in the life-of
111" firm president, and traced his
Influence on the ialer development
'It')
Aralili, pi'cslfb'llt of 1 lid I'lialnbcr
of t'niniiierce, and C A. iUookcr, I of the country
lU'csldent of ihe .Mercli'iniSi Asso-i .'A number of puliiotle selections
Vliitlon. ' ' '."'. ' i jvwere-played- by thei hiph'wMnol;
'Some of the':-iTienihvi-H of the :orcliestra durinc lli'.-i,roi:raiii. This
lousiness and 'professional Wiiitteh'H1; was suppleiueiited' "l,y "number-
uli will give, one uilnule lalks on rconliiliutefl by Hie Kills'- vtvblc-
lmt 1 JJUe ; ilcsl About .Jly. uuaiiet, trained by !U4W Mmer
Work." ;:' . ' ' " ' fM-r -V I'hurelK ' ;,' "'
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l'OIITI.AND, Ore., Feb.
A holesale prices: -
ni"ri'i;u steiidy. : . ' .
Ml i(i.S. Kresll slanilaril i-xlras,
half epiU- lilKlur. Kresh stanUnrd
extniH 30 ',je. .' ' ,;
-,-Mll.lv Millterfat (h-livcry, -t'iic
atralgllt, lllltlerrat--Slatliill, 4-lci
truck," 40c; delivered at Portland,
4 .si-. : ; . .: .
Poultry, onions, potatoes, wool.
i lints, hay. cascara bnrk, hops, nil
ifltendy and unchani:ed.
This worries a labor member of i j Investment. 'trusts In Wall Street
securities, the average of safety ml
increased, and growth in valufc.t
in this country seeins inevitable.
, nut an investment trust Is no
safer than tho judgment of the man
who makes the Investment. ': i
A3 ill olhcr' th'ngs, the good
ones are very good, and the other
kind are bad and (InnneroUB.
ii'-Uh
. - - Hockey '
POItTI.A.NI), Jrev l-Y'b. 'Vl. ($)
7 in "u fast, 'well' (Hayed giinie,
Vnrl land's hockey :joirni again -totlK
tlndispute'd possession of second
plixie hy deroaling Vli;tm-la. :i to t'.
f3
SATUBDAY
'SPECIAL; ;;
EMPIRE
; BACON
1'er pound ;( 0
30c
J ; OTHER MEAT ITEMS
: Spare, Ribs and , Sauer -Kraut Turkeys
.Chickens Fryers Veal Pork Beef Tender
, loin Pork Tenderloin Milk Fed Lamb
j; Swift's 'Beef Brookfield Sausage Brbokfield
Butter.
''. '. . '" ' '" ''" ; ' ' '
IN OUR FISH DEPARTMENT.
,r Smelt Eastern. Oysters -Halibut- Olympia
U. . '. '..-:'? Oysters Columbia River 'Salmon
;Liberty Meat Market
"The Home of Oood Meats"
1-t; ' Swift's Cioveiiiincut .Inspected L'eef
. owitt s Jient
i Holly and Main Phone 164
THE
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FlG-1
'AIL
MEDFORD'S MOST MODERN
MEAT MARKET
' Treat yourself to a good Steak or Roast from our
Government Inspected Steer Beef Always tender
of fine flavor and best of allwe sell at popular
prices. Knowing you will come back for more is
why we make the free offer below. "; :,'
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSmO 0ETB KESm.TR
'To the first 'JUO eistomers buy
ing. 75c-or more worth $t gov
eminent inspected steer beef,
enough sausage for four people,
Swift & (Vi.'s Smoked Farm
Style Sausage. ' '
FREE
In ntlier words, you buy the din
ner and the breakfast ison us.
"'i: ; . . v'4'f '
Ham and Bacon
vT'' h; : ' " -Arayrosc,
the M'orld's finest
ham, half or whole OQ
ham, lb
Kastci'ii jiacon, corn , OQ
belt fed.. Lb.
Hacon Squares,
lb.
Picnic Shoulders,
lb tl,
19 c
19c
RabbitsK Chickens, - etc.
THE PIG TAIL
!'.:. 11 1 ll ' . " . ' 1
1 1 )'l '
... ,14 So, Cenjtra u
BUD STROM, MGR.
. Phone 325 - ;
WE DELIVER
TOMORROW
A Real Buying
'Opportunity
MANN'S GREAT
J . ""lM.i Alil.lli-J m-
In Our Men's and Boys' Department
Men's Outing
Flannel Pajamas
Tp lu !i.0U VtilucK '
$1.00 - :
Men' Outing
Flannel Night Shirts
A , '
ifj.50 Values ' .'
$1.00
Men's Part Wool
Union Suits .
Siw H onlf. . Jtcgultir '.'fr.OO
VtllllCS ".. ; ,, ' C ir .
$1.00i-
Men's Fancy
Dress Sox
, Kcpular 'J!ic,!'iiliH's ,
4 pairs' for v, $1.00
' A - ... ' .
Men's ' Pure Linen '
White Handkerc'fs
. 4 for $1.00 11
Men's Leather
Work Gloves ?"
licgulat;. ,1.50 lo $2:UQ .values
$1.00.
Boys' Part Wool
Slip-on Sweaters
Ueg'ulnr .$1.50 values
o $1.00 o
Boys' All Wool
Golf Hose
, V,.U to $'2.H) Values ...
$1.00 ':
Boys' Medium Weight
Cotton Union Suits
. Regular 9oc vnhies
2 Suits for $1.00
Sprnying Gloves
l.iuiiralileed ivatc r
rouf, lieavv niblier
izetl eanviLs Tot
Men's Fancy
Wool Sox
2 pairs $1.00 "THE STORE FOW EVEPVBODY
Boys' Dress cps
. $1.00
Men's
LUJjCt Suspenders
rMOMt-486-487
HU3fO(aOStN.
1
$1.00
THB-fiOOSE OF-KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES
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