Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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    'MEPFOftP:MATLTRIBU 1829.
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" 80 Autos Bin .
HOLLYWOOD, Calif; March 8.
Fir of undetermined origin
raized the Howard Motor Car com
pany agency building and de
stroyed 60 autoinohJlti ut en catl
limted total loan of 1200,000 liero
early today. Police pushed eight
illpplay cars to safety' before the
heat drovo tliom nwny.
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of time tid
Special Features Saturday and Monday
March 9 and 11
o Loa-ves of BREAD
for ..........
49 S"SfPxaOLTWIGOI:lr'$1.80
. uvu u
1 1'Jjo IUnl Quality l lmir. 11 iiiaheu moro louvcx of Real ITou
' 'wwt-lo-fioodnHw Breml
t-e Lbs.. SILVER NUT
J'V OLEOMARGERINE ..............
trim Knotnlol Sprwid for Bread
Q Pound Sack SPERRY PANCAKE CCr
P FLOUR .. u ...DOC
, Your Bmikfanl Will .Not llo Cumplcto Wltliout Uioso Dainty
Hot. Ciikiw
? 1 f. Pounds BEST CANE
Air
SUGAR
' Q Pounds, BLUE ROSE
RICE L...
I f Bars P & G WHITE NAPTHA Ofi
AU SOAP ..i 00 C
II Whitens Your t'liMliro. A great help in your laundry room.
2 Dozen V
nnavairs
v.Mxa.x'.x
. 'J hey tiro mvoct liml Julcj
2 Heads
'.T.FT'mfU!
LETTUCE
l'Arm Crlnp
A Pounds
BANANAS '
-- , IMno' Yellow
9!: Pound Sack SPARRY . AQ
ROLLED 0ATS
4 Pound Package SEEDLESS " . . OC.
( .RAISINS l.-l
2 Pounds' BULK ' : OI
dates , - r 1
1 Pound BILLS OR FOLGERS CO
COFFEK Oi
2 'Cans' . OCp
' TOMATOES . ..: ..... afiiOU
2 Cans ' ; O C
GOOD CORN ;Jl
2 'Cans . OC.
, PEAS
' 1'iigrtMlwl jnM n w they pomo owl of tho wda '
1 Q Pkgs. ARM & HAMMER . Ot.
. SODA : :
r 9 Pounds PIGGLY .WIGGLY d?1 nfl
COFFEE 1
; Do not forget to take advantage of our delivery
service
Piggly Wiggly
Market
l Choice Chickens and Rabbits
t Choice Steaks, per pound
.".Beef Pot Roast, per pound ...0
Bacon Squares, per pound UC
' Fresh Side Pork, per pound ...... 20c
Phone 1236 We Deliver
Piggly Wiggly
All Over the World ' .
Yes, we deliver orders of $2.50 and over Free in
the city limits
" Buy Bui Line t
OP) Purchase- for a consideration I
of fM&.UOO or additional connect
ing lines giving the Columbia
WUIK ..I WW I VW "J - .
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HHcrrupiL-u entry hum nun.
City, was' announced her isi
nifc'lit by W. t. Crawford, presi
dent -ami general munngor of tbo
troi'Kc linen. .
and help your-
wutine to be
auicklv served
double saving
money.
21c
98c
61c
19c
27c
Just right for tlio kiddles
1 On
JLOV
Lurgo Hondo
25c
nio Fruit
....... 32c
mm
mm
PARK
EAGLE POINT FOR
T
EAGLE POINT, Ore, Mar. 8.
; (Rpenlul.) Fred Wolfe uf Med rord
' lwirt been' baling huy tn tho Bchuy
Icr ranch. He moved hiu machtn
i'ory back tuMcdfprd "Wednesday
' cvonlng. - . '
i Tho Ctvlo Improvement club has
been having -soino-Yiork done in
the clty vark; two men wore kept
i buy .seycrai days. They have prun
ed the tree und burned Iho wqejn
nd.ftrq getting the park ready for
i wimer tourlHts. -f
" Mr. and Mrs. K. Haak wcru
! Medford visitors WednonOny.
! Donald Vouhr and Mr. Itoadar
! met motored to Vrcku Hunduy und
; visited with friends. v .
, Charli-y Humphrey delivered V
; load of wood to the school uno day
Hub? "week.
Mr. AV ha ley fcj on his ranch and
j Ih building a new huuso and inuk
j Ing uther ImprovementH.
.- John , Koljcrtson left Monday
"morning with a load, of flno op-
! tends to bring a load of potatoes,
bnek with him and expects to be
I home Wednesday. - j
Mr. and Mrs. Uruydon child rutfi
and family, Mrs. William Hurst. 1
iAIIIo Daly, Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Hlew-j
art of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. ttpen-
' ;er und Kllnor Throckniorten all
J visited with Mrs. W. L Chlldrcth.l
who Is still on tho sick list.
j 'Jou noskins and Bon John wore-1
in (own Monday attending to bul
' nesa, eu roulo to Medford, ' - j
Miss Elizabeth Burr, county'
whool auporvlsor, visited our school ,
Tuesday morning. , j
Miss Dorothy Wlll.ito and Miss
ErnoHlino Dahack, two of tho high'
schol studcnlN, uro on the sick list. .
William Perry, our efficient road I
supervisor, has boon having his I
'machinery moved to the evergreen
I ranch; his grader and tractor went I
Tuesday and tho other machinery I
left Wednesday. JIo will start work!
at once on that road with a full
crew.
Banket bull Is over and the pupllu
uro now turning their attention to
hnsebnll ntirt nthfti Miirlntr NnnrtH.
j Tho, girls' basketball team played
Phoenix and Uutto Falls last week,
winning both games. -If Hybll Cas
tor play as well next year os sho
did In tho last two games, our
success Is assured' At Phoenix
sho mad o fjvo busUota ut qullo a.
distance. . Wo w cro proud of her.
Tho Camp Cookery club met
Ma rcli Oth. They had a big feed
i und claim they aro becoming good
cooks. Iho culinary artists of
Kuglo Point may havo soma com
petition. .
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Melclland,
who havo resided qulto a while
In tho house belonging to Ernest
Duhuck, opposita tho park, have
moved Into tho Mrs. Nichols home
for tlu proscut. Sum Coy did tho
trucking-, i j' . . , ' v .
Mm. Thcron Taylor and Mrs. Ray
liarnlsh, baby und daughter Mary
wcro in town Wednesday.
Duvld Prince nnd R. A. Woldman
went to Medford on business Wed
nesday afternoon.
Chester Young, son of John Itob-
orison, has been slaying tho week
end wlllii his iiunt, Mrs. William
Hurst, while his father wus auay
bin Klamath Falls. '
Mr. Chprgwln 1b back nguln In
his storo 'after a week's vacation
on tho ranch.
William Hurst and son Ttatph arc
very busy plowing and sprlngtooth
tng tho ground. They nro getting
U In fine shapo und doing a lot of
cleaning up around tho fences.
Mtns Lota Honnlmw of Central
Point wfifi visiting with friends in
Uaglu Point Wednesday evening.
C'hniioy Hanst-om was Jn town
Wednesday morning attending to
business, und whllo hero called, on
It. A. Woldman,
A. ' U Hodgers Is cutting wood
for Cknrloy Humphrey ut Heeyc
Crock.
Don't forget the Hunday sehool
next Runduy morning ut JO u clock.
Wo aro onxlou.i to know which
eluss .will win tho banner. Last
Sunday Mrs. Itoyal Brown's class
won. We will seo who wins next
Sunday, ifc'hool starts promptly ut
10 o'clock. Don't bo tardy.
Thertwlll be church servhvs fts
usual at II o'clock. Mr, und Mrs.
Patterson will bo thorc. Thero is
always a good sermuii and good
music. Miss Burt is pianist.
Christian Kndcavor Sunday even
ing ut 8 o'clock.
. 4
Mrs. Almn Meyer who has boon
on tho tdck list Is In Medford so
sho can bo oIomo to tho physician.
' Mrs. 11. A. Meyer was u guest
at the Hldlcy's Tuesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Shirley nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Cupp of Medford were
cutters ut Iuko Creek Hnndny.
The Mistsca Hugan of Medford
w ro guests at their grandfather's,
Mike HWIlry'a homo Hunduy.
Mrs. T. L. Farlow Is homo Uftaln
after several days nt tho hospttul.
She In slowly Improving.
John Watch drovo several head
of rattle to town tho first of the
week.
Mlsn HurP, county supervisor
visited tho schools lr. tliU vicinity
Tuesday.
H. H, Fnx made a trip to Med
ford TuOBiluy, '
Mr. And Airs. W. 0,-Mesa I. also
Mr. and .Mrs, l-uwrein-o Mesnl und
buby were in Medford Monday.
Mrs. II. U. Meyer who has been
In Medford for somo Unto haa re
luiiM'd home.
The CrniiKC Is planning qulto a,
dance fur Saturday night. '
4 I
HL'ni.lN Tho Free Siato
will oon appoint mliitftorB to
Paris and Berlin with tho same
nlntus as thn minister to Washing
ton. Tho plan ha.! tho support of
El
FATHER OF FOOTS
CREEK RESIDENT
FOOTU CHKKK, Ore, March 8.
(Bpeclall .footn Creek fepla hon.
lured to know that Mm. Hkelctim
Ihi the daughter of thn Quaker mill
iliter who linn been called to Wash
ington. D. C, to be the minister
for President Hoover the next lour
i years. Mrs. Skeleton s father was
Hoover s Greek teacher in his unl
versify days. ,
John it. Short von visiting his
mother in fhocnlx lust Alonuuy.
day.
C. Carr of Foots Creek lias sold
his cattle. Two truck loads went
out Sunday. ... .
- Ab Sreaver o( San Prauclsco 1b
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carr.
Mr. und Mrs. Carr und Ad WcaV
ver )cnt Tuesday in Medford' ' -
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr spent
a week in Medford with Mrs. Carr's
mother.
Mr. Prcfuntnlnc's broken toe is
hifnilinK nicely.
Kd Prcfontaiuo hus had his f;ar
den in, with the help of John Strat
um. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo I.ance en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Kd Prefon
tuln and fumlly a week ago Wed
nesday evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hates spent
Saturday evening ut the home of
Ed Prefontaln.
! . Mrs. Charles Wuhl spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. John 13. Short. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ilrswell and
Mrs. W. K. Lamb at dinner, Wed
nesday. ,Mr. und Airs, drain Matthews
.were visiting on Foots Creek this
week. ' '
- Last week Al Smith had his Jaw
knocked out of place by a baseball,
ills tongue was also cut and bo was
compelled to lcavo school. '
Miss Burr, tho school supervisor,
lectured to Iho P.-T. A. on her trip
to Europe. A fair .attendance was
had. . -
Miss Amy KoBtcr nnd her bro
ther, Oeorgei. were shopping: in
Medford last Monday.
.The first meetlnic of Iho Foots
Creek young people's class was
held al the school house last Sun
day. Mrs. Earl Smith is teacher
of the class. The charter raerabors
nrc Miss Dorle Hlles. Miss Laura
Smith and Miss Beth Doomsllder.
Tho intermediate girls presented
the SMrd Psalm, Hie junior boys
had learned tho hooks of Dlble,
and the primary class was ablo to
repeat the golden text. ,;
- - -
; PARIS (P) Sniull fortunes await
nearly 100 persons ' In unclaimed
ffovernm'ent bond bouusoH. One
lucky number culls for (40.000 und
!!,r) others rango from . JI0OO ,to
1
; JIAMUUUO. Germany (7P The
vllluffo clock of'Curstuek slopped
after running contimiuuHly since
.tbtll. . It hus shown tho correct
time tor tttjK years. t-: Ti
y -..-. ; ; .
Reliable Grocery
Store No. 4 at
JACKSONVILLE
Will Open for Business
Saturday, March 9
With a modern up-to-the-Minute Self Service
Cash Grocery filled with a complete stock of
Quality Foods, our prices in Store No. 4 will
be the same as Stores 1 and. 2, Medford, and
Store No, 3, Gold Hill.
On All Saturday Specials Advertised by RE
LIABLE GROCERY in the Mail Tribune the
people of Jacksonville and Gold Hill have the
same advantage of prices as Stores No. 1 and 2
at Medford.
Items Listed in this Ad
Extra Special for Saturday Only
at Reliable Grocery Stores 1, 2, 3 and 4
l-pound can Calumet Baking Powder ........23
ii-pound fan Calumet Baking Powder 89
3 Corn Flakes .....23
Full Cream Cheese, .pound ......29
Jello, S packages .;......l.....:.:....'...........;..:........24
3 cans Corn, No. 2 tins .............J......'. ...35'
Hill's Ketl Can Coffee, 1 pound can :..::.:i..49
SPECIAL SOAP SALE '
10 bars While "Wonder Laundry Soap ......33
1 package "Wonder Foam Soap 42
2 cakes Double lvefined Borax Soap, Free
legular price this deal is $1.00 Sale price 75
Koyal Chef Minced Razor Clams, 2 cans ....29
"Holiday Oleomargerinc, 2 pounds 35
3 rolls "Waldorf Toilet Tissue 19d
10 pounds Sugar 57?
100 pounds Sugar .:. $5.59
700-Storo
Buying
Power
C.A.Whillock
MANAGER '
Brisbane's Today
' (Continued from Pago One.)
For that reason drug victims may
properly .be classed, for tbo gen
eral protection, with lepers and
confined on an island or In somo
other isolated place until thorough
ly cured-
As to the dope peddlers and dope
doctors, their crime is worse than
murder, and their punishment
should be imprisonment, lor life
without hopo of pardon.
The plonoer'a path Is rough, on
the frontier of the Hold of .now
Ideas. .
David G. Dulck died of cancer,
74 years old.. A POOH MAN. Ho
was rich once. Twenty-eight year
ago, convinced that the "horseless
carrlatK" could bo made a success;
he sold 'his plumbing plant for
IOO,Ot)0. Ho put all of that money
Into -ft oar now one of the best and
most- popular in the (world, and
certain to perpetuate bis. name. But
he was ruined.-. v : t, . . . .
- ' '-44 -y- i .
. WI'.C.. Purant houghltho car
from him and formed General Mo
tors. He, in turn, lost his General
Motors Company to the CuPouts
and others. That company since
then bus made millionaires Inside
and outside of the company by doz
ens. Such is the fate, of the pio
neer In ideas.
I lowever. the . world gets the
benefit of their work, alid whether
thoy die rich or poor doesn't mat
ter much, once they are dead.
Not a happy day In Wall Street
Wednesday. Call money went to
12 per cent, the "big follows" were
afraid the Federal Reservo might
apply moro severe prossuro und
prices suffered. ' -
r
All nn nnf itnwn thn lirfcn Hut
the mlniiB signs wore thickly scat
tered. Those that iguored tho ad
vice, . "Donlt gamblo.". hiay have
headaches. The wlso Investor haa
nothing to fear.
Mexico seems to he developing
a real war. . Revolutionists took
Monteroy, capital ot Nuevo Leon, !
but government troops tfav retaken
it, according 'to 'official messages.
Thero Is sometimes good Ih
things evil. Colonel Lindbergh, in
Mexico Ultjv Is having the first
rest from newspnper reporters that
ho has had in many a day. News
paper men have changed from
Lindbergh to tho liesr-war.
Qjiicklytffecme
Pure a it it
Sure
For feulo by Jurmla & Woods Drug
' Ntnrti. )ir. Mala and Central, iv
The Rea
son We
Sell for
Less
l.W, - v. .:: -' . II
SAVING STORES
Use Santfords wonderful delivery Service, we de
liver all orders where meats and groceries amount
to 2.00 or moreOnce you use our service you
won't want to carry them home.
Pineapple ..
Extra quality sliced
p i n e a p p le canucd
ripe and in heavy
syrup.-. . .
Lg. No. 2 can. 5
Lettuce
Extra quality solid
head lettuce. It s the
best and will please
you. '" .v
.15
Large heads
Apple Butter, .
Libby's best quality,
solid pack, and a real
value at" Santford's
saving price. ' '
Med. size can.... 15
Peaches
Best California yel
low clings; tree ripen
ed and packed in
heavy syrup. A real
value at- Santfords."'
.20
Lg. No. 2y2 can
Shortening
Extra quality fresh
shortening; every can
guaranteed at tliis
saving price.
8 Lbs, net 1 .29
Lard .
Home, rendered in
open kettle. It's much
better than any ordi
nary lard . and - it 's .
"pure. '
Pounds . .35
Oranges
Fancy southern naval
oranges; small size
and sweet.
Dozen .
' ..... . x . . . . . ... "'
Grapefruit
Fancy Florida Grape
fruit. They arc the
very best russets and
a bargain at Sant
ford's saving price.
Each .05
Coffee
Tillman's Red Can,
vacuum packed; a
high grade coffee at
a saving.-.
.45
Pound
Prince Albert
Oncol the best known
tobaccos, buy it for
less at Santfords sav
ing stores.
2 Reg
.25
cans
aetfords
' Pumpkin
Del Monte brand ex
tra quality pie pump
kin. There is a dif
ference. Try a few
' cans.
Lg. No.. 2 can. 15
Peas
Del. Monte Brand;
tender sugar peas.
Buy all you- want at
Santford's saving
price...
Large . can 19
Baking Powder
Calumet Baking Pow
der is ope of the very
best at the cheapest
price.
Full pound.. .28
Lux
Lux Soap Flakes is
one .of 1 lie; .best. It
'will not damage any
fabric.
Package .. .10
' Bananas
Fancy .ripe bananas;
these are the very
best and Avill please
you. "lf
Ht Pounds .. .25
Hams
Extra quality; not
salty and Jean; tlicse.
arc a U. S. .govern
ment inspected pro
duct, whole or half.
Pound ... .28
Pickles
Libby pack, the very
best small Dili pickles
aiid at a wonderful
low price.
Lg. No. 2Va cano 20
Soup
Campbell's Soups;
any kind you want
buy a few cans.
Large can!.! .10
Pineapple
l'rupack brand, extra
Quality, large slices in
heavy syrup.
Lg. 2i2 can .....29
Cigarettes
Camels, known the
world over; buy all
you want.1
Packages.... .25
Soap
White King Soap is
one of the . best. It
goes farther and does
better work. -,
.39
Large pkg.
Citrus
Buy a few packages
at 'Santford's saving
prices. 1 It's a real
bargain. '
Large pkg. .... 22
Toilet Paper .
Best grade crepe and
the largest size rolls.
It's a saving price.
O Large rolls o 25
Creme Oil
It's one of the very
best hand soaps and
it's a saving price. .
Hr Large bars... 25
Salmon
Extra quality pink
salmon, . . solid pack.
Cut from the best
fresh fish.
Large can . 15
Milk
Carnation or Bordens
brand, the very best
liiilks. They are pure.
O Cans .. ,29
Peanut Butter
In Kiddie pails, the
best quality, every
pail .guaranteed.
Pound pail . ,19
Mazola
Pure vegetable oil at
a saving price. Buy
what you want.
Full half gal... .89
Potatoes
Klamath Gems, Xo. 1
quality, and a bar
gain; buy all you
want now by sack.
100 lbs 1.35
o
Apples
Xice medium size
Jonathans, buy them
at Santfords saving
price.
Box ,85
ulf puftlcs.