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XTEDFOfttF IWKTD TOTBITSrE, MEDFORD, OREGOX. FRIDAY. MARCH 22. 1929.
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-"Personal
, A narrow escape from the attack
of a big; cougar was reported by
Fred Arzener, predatory game
hunter for the state same commis
sion, yesterday. The big cat sprang
for him in a heavy fir thicket,
bruising htm, according to the re-
f port. His four does. Buck. Bud.
i r-. - fclIMU . rti an Speckles and Casey, attacked the
V, cp.ra.or. of Meorord will reJn " ki"d-
this evening at S o'clock ttt ' "Bom"n
the Uwlt Buner Service jitalion. ! Film Hnlshlns; service. In at 10.
lans have ben uniUrway fori out at s:,- SwenTs G.rt shop.
aomeflma for h. fnrroln.. of such -Mr- Mr. O. O. Steele Of
iiranlratlon and are eipected lo be; Tre,k are vl,ltor ln c"y who
ewmpleted Ihls evening.'
v-'Llenntson crepe paper at Swem'a
lit Shop.
arrived yesterday.
Regular dance. Eagle Point Sat
Hance till t:iO. Kaglo Point Sat. " from Portland registered
1 i v . : j. 'at Medford hotels Include C H.
nam, airs. Koe juctfriue. U. J.
Sinclair. N. B. Jamison. H. E.
Eash, H. C. Frost. J. TV. Shields.
II. C. Walling. L. W. Borne. W. M.
Coplan, M. Winshln, C. D. Rausch, ,
W. P. Coll Inn. D. R. Wright, O. B
Cox and H. IVIUron.
ell at his'
turn, vhich he will
photo shop In this city.
Easter cards, swem'a Gift Shop. '
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. W. R. Ellis and O. A. Ilotford
of Seattle are business visitors In
Medford who arrived yesterday.
Dance, Riverside . Community
j Club, Sat. night. Mar. 23rd. Hot
meat sandwiches, .1
On his plea of guilty to the,
charge of cruelty to animals, O.
II. Skeate of . the Talent section
was fined $1S In Judge Taylor's
court here yesterday. It seems the
Mr. Skeate fired a shotgun load
Into the cow of a neighbor, E. n.
U'llhrou-. thinking that the cow.
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,y morning. March tSrd. but will m"" "! attacfc h, Tow'tt cT which haS
luM th rniinnin. sioturdnv I Miss Ulllan Roberts, local execu- . ., ' .... ...
B. . R. Harwod returned lastj ' Included among the Klamath 1
j evening from a motor trip to Eu- Falls residents who were vUilorsj
retta and otner distant caurornta in Medrord yesterday were o. a.
points, where he took over three i McCarthy, Walter West and WK1 ;
doien photographic views of theiw. Baldwin. i
redwoods and along the Roosevelt I Oet those fendera and auto !
nigbway. Mr. Harwood succeeded ; bodies straightened at Brill's Shee-
In obtaining several exceptionally ; Metal Works. opposite Lewis Super
good views of the redwood forests .' Senrif-e Ftatinn. Phone 41. tf
and ne has plans of tinting the pic- ;
Hal McNalr is spending a few j The new mayor of Medford Is at oils. Since going to Medford. May- home on Queen Anne avenue. xat.
days in i'onland on business. .the Imperial. A. W. -ipes left or Pipes has bought the four-story . urally. the only way Medford couU
Let me write your fire insurance. ' Salmon City. Ida . three year aao j Liberty building, an interest in the show Its appreciation was to elect
Carl T. Tengwald. Hotel Holland, i and settled in Medford. and now he ' George Mansfield ranch on the era- hint mayor. -The Oregoman. 4.
Phone S9. tf:, head nt ,h, r,..- m.,m.,.'.er T.tke highway, and a beautiful Clarified sdv.rH.lng get. r.,l ,.?
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f Mrs. A. C. Powers of Monmouth,
re.,' la visiting with her sister,
ttn.'A, It 8undern,an at SI I North
ij'r street-' '
fiOWlng to thd inclemency of the
"Other, the Medford Garden club
111 not hnM tta nlfint nn.l Itulh
at tha Public Market Satur- Wes- oia-time rnnce at -Nat
Ipld a sale the following Saturday. !
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Factory blocks, ft load. Tel. 631.
edfofd Fuel Co. 24tf
Guests from a distance register
ed at Medford hotels include Ted
Lewis, B. W. J. Hearty. A. E. Bar
stt of N"w Vork City, Leo J.
Flynq of Washington. U. c. and
R. Montgomery of Chicago.
Dance, Rlvenudo Community
31ub. Sat.' night. Mir. 23rd. Hot
meat sandwiches- l
t Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. Jj;tf
I Irving Suney, a transient, is in
tie county jail awaiting a hearing
uW a car theft charge, following
Ip arrest In Medford last night
by Deputy Sheriff Paul Jennings
ajid City Traffio Officer O. J. Pres.
obtt. Suney Is accused of the theft
at a car in Ashland from C. B.
Hroman and was found driving the
machine when he was arrested.
Announcing Homer H. Davla of
Dos Angeles, specialist in individ
ual hair-cutting for ladles and chil
dren, will ba at Emma Cllne Shop
Jtarmanently. Sltf
fBt. Mark's Guild wilt have an
apron and food sale at Lamport's
Tturday, March 29. 361
Secretary C. T. Baker of the
Chamber of Commerce returned
tfile forenoon from Eugene, where
So had attended the annual ses
sion of the Oregon State Secre
rles" association. He made a
Hurried return trip to Medford to
Arrive, In time to attend the Inter
state commerce commission meet
hg which convened here today.
I w a n t e d, food demonstrators
temporary), phone 30. Saturday
morning between S and 10 a. m. 3CI
Dry fir slabs, $8 load. Tel. 831.
fedford Fuel Co. 824tf
Bonds for lit, 000 Voted by Rose.
Jurg last year for an aviation field
hiving failed to attract any bids,
will be rendvertlsed, according to
ui order by the Roseburg council
Monday night. These bonds wore
ponsored by Umpqua post of the
Ajnorlcan Legion. Tho Bank of
Southwestern Oregon, Marshflold.
oibniltted a proposal to take the
rmnds at par, but stipulated that
io city pay 3792 in foes and ex
psnsea. - . ;. ,.
jt Another live dance, Eagls Point
fut. night- Dartre till 2:30. ;- ' 1
. CMI 1203 or 17 for cleaned and
ashed sand and gravel. ' : 304
t Mrs. Sue Haielrlgg returned yes
tjrday from Portland nfter a week's
visit with Mrs. Daisy Metchen.
f Come to the Lake Creek Orange
stance Bat, Mar. 23. 32
jAftre making surveys for several
day past. John R. Orlhblo and Ieo
P, Bt-own of the Crater national
farest service returned to this city
o Wednesday evening.
, Hot, clean coal. Tel. 31. Med
ford Fuel Co. 324tf
Dog licenses are now being Issu
ed with regularity at the county
clerk'g office, with 11 Issued yes
terday, making a total of nearly
40 Issuod so far this year, if li
censes are not purchased by April
16 a penalty of an additional two
dollars will bo put Into effect.
Hose mending runners removed,
and rniags worked baok. Handl
crnft Shop. 216tf
Sold Out
at Noon
That's what happened
to our Hot Croat Bun
Special last Saturday.
We will repeat thi ex
ceptional value again
tomorrow.
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Hot Cross
Buns
19c doz.
2 doz. for 35c
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Liberally, filled with
fruit, nuti and spices,
made as only Fluhrer
can make them.
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tlve secretary of tho Red Cross
chapter, and Miss Augusta Glover,
county nurse, spent yesterday after
noon In the Wagner creek district
looking after Red Cross and health
unit work there. ;
Best 1'tah coal hot and clean.
Tel. e3l. Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
When given a preliminary hear
ing In justice court this forenoon
on a charge of moonshino posses
sion, the case of Rufus Roberts,
Central Point man arrested early
mis week by the sheriff's office
with one gallon of alleged moon
shine, was continued until next
Monday forenoon.
A remarkably unlimited range of
shapes and sizes In Oage and Mono
gram hats, also popular priced hat.)
and Little Miss Sunbeam hats for
little girls are on display for your
Inspeotlon at tha Band Box, 223
East eth St. (Just east of the Gro
ceteria). You are cordially In
vited. , ' ' 364
E. O. Bloeckllnger, well known
lumber mill owner of Chlloquln.
is here attending the Interstate
commerce commission hearing. He
arrived in the city yesterday.
r-orty-eight contributions of 15
each from Oregon 'citizens are de-!
sired si this state's part In pro I
vldlng the "national birthday" bell !
to be placed at the Washington !
memorial at Valley Forge. When i
the contribution Is made. Oregon's .
star will go on the bell and the !
names of the contributors will be j
engraved in a national birthday
book as permanent record. The
campaign for this fund in Oregon
Is In charge of Mrs. Sarah A. Ev- i
ans, 321 1 4th street, Portland,
chairman of tho Oregon committee
on memorial; and Mrs. L. L. Mason.
113? Hassalo street, president of the
Pennsylvania Women's club. Port
land Journal.
For sale, perennial flower plants.
Wo have the best named varieties
of phlox and delphinium. Over 200
varieties of other hardy plants. Cat
alogues sent free. S. K. Chaataln,
Route 2. Phone 4D2-L-2. 6
Leon B. Husklns is the owner of
a new Hudson cabriolet coupo,
purchased this week.
Find nil tho latest fiction at
Swem's Book and Gift Shop. ,
Miss Beth Bowermnn, Miss Ella
Woods, Miss Agnes Woods and
Miss' Mnmlo Tlmmons are among
the Southern Oregon Normal girls
who are vlstlng in the city over
tho spring vacation.
Best music In the valley, Eagle
Point. Dance till 2:30. iJ
Guests from California at Med
ford hotels Include H. R, Brashear.
ft. D. Sangnter. R. I. LeClaire and
F. J. Franks of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Cotlen of Sacra
mento, Mr. end Mrs. J. D. Frost
and H. J; Duane of Oakland. C. E.
Day of Berkeley, and tho follow
ing from San Francisco: Fred D.
farr and party. J. K. Lyons. N. 8.
Conley, w. D. Coughenour and F.
a. Mitchell.
That good coal-low In asb. Han.
sen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf
8. a Smith returned to Medford
this morning from Salem and Port
land, where he spent the past two
any on business.
Mealy Klamath Netted Gem no.
tatoea, 100 lbs. for $1,10; to lbs.
76c Deliver! any place In city.
Johnson's Market, th and Grape
St Phone (7. SOOtf
Marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday afternoon and today at
the county clerk's office to Har
old Cody, 20. of Cl rid ley, Cal., and
fcdna Harrison, 19, of Modford
Mark Papovlch, 25, and Anna El
liott. 20, both of Chlco, Cal.: Rod
crick Hays, II, and Kathleen Hory
ford, Is. both of Redding. Cal.-
For salo. good hardy field grown
perennial planta. .Vow la the time
to plant . Special on pansy plants.
Sbo per dosnn. 8. E. Chaataln, Rt.
2. Phone 452-L'l. s
Mrs. Kd Fernlund of- Browns
boro is spending tho week In Mod
ford visiting local friends and relatives.
Factory blocks, SO load. Tel. S3I.
Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
A flight by airplane from Port
land In two hours flat was made
this forenoon by Terry Talent, In
returning to his headnuartera here.
I following a short time spent In
Portland, whero he made the first
i arrest In Orogon under the now
; Jones law. which provides a maxi
mum sentence of five years Ir. the
penitentiary and a fin of 310.000
for sale, possession or transporta
tion of tnjtojxlcatlng liquor. Hjo
iii Portland this morning by a
West Const plane and arrived her
exactly at 11:46.
Window glass, all sites: nlso plat
giass. irownnng cabinet Wks. tf
P. M. Wlnshlp. manager of tho
I C. smith Corona Typewriter
company of Portland, Is transact
Ing business today with a number,
of local firms.
Cheap lumher and cednr posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
Miss K.va Williams. Modart rep
resentative, formerly from New
Vork. Is a guest this week of the
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann shop. She
will spend Monday and Tuesday
here for the purpose of personally
Interviewing those who wish ad
vise on correct and comfortable
corseting.
you sr in. why not try Chlro-
tlc with Russian massage first.
Slmklns, over Woolworth'a, Tel.
no home unit t harnn n-.n IpArl tViA
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cun at the visitinc cow. '
Another big dance Eagle point
Sat. night. .Dance till 2:30. l
Bounty wurrn nt were Issued at
the county clerk's of ice today to
George McDonough ot Pams Val
ley, one bobcat, and to O. II. Welch
of Butte Falls, two bobcats.
That good coal low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 23!i. tf-
Architcct Frank Clark reutrned
today from a business trip to Port
land.
Dyngf?s Old-tfme Dance at Nat.
every Thurdny and Paturdny.
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CREAM
PASTUERIZE0SAFE-.PUDIT
f KUUUtcD PACKED
mt SANITARY WAY
Thee Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drag Store
Nod
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OU ve kllOWll the IOVOlu ireerlnm of l.o.-
ets country summer ! An j wijhed that
you could be as properly Informal in town?
nlJte
Here s that wiih come true, fo
a hat that iust llLc nnrU!...
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at alll
It 't so pia
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nj pari if i
would demand.
so pliant that you
no more saact than a
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light that whtn you've pullJ it on your head
again you u Jorget it, there at all, until you u v
. Pf."" f'.rf " m'rror "d tie the perfect way it
cling, (without a tqueeze) to the contour of your
head. .. Oj vuca straw, hand-crochetrd in Italv,
. J ond made for us iy Gage I
THE BAND BOX
223 East Sixth Street Just East of Groceteria
E c onomy G r oceteria
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE 1 K
.' : EASTER SAVINGS f ,
With the approach of Easter the family expense is greatly increased ; and every
dollar counts. Visit our shoe department, where a full line of shoes for the whole
family is offered at money saving prices. Shoes from manufacturers whose goods
you know, and can depend upon for service. All women's shoes, all styles and
sizes $3J95, $4.95 and $535. Men's shoes $3S5, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 (except kan
garoos and high tops). Values you will have to see to appreciate.
Come in tomorrow and let us show you how much you can save.
BREAD
Baked in the old home way and has
that old home flavor.
l ib. loaf, 3 for . . ........... 20c
H-lb. loaf . . . .... ... . . .... 10c
. Hot Cross Buns, dozen . 15c '
PALM OLIVE
SOAP
Finest for the Complexion
12 bars 74c
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
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H a The Whole Town's Gone WOLF II
m in . -, n m ii
M H i nuna 'locked to tha theatre ye.terd.y and 11 Hj II
K D ! way n,,rve,infl this the finest ALL V II OS
& HI I TALKING picture ever produced. 1 II S
K tt l!0 1 1 Admission 7 I !
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Original Shredded Wheat Pkg.... 10c
Crystal White Soap 10 bars '. .... 35c
Jersey Corn Flakes 3 pkgs. ...... 20c
Mother's Oats (aluminum premium)
pkg. . . 28c
Peanuts, freshly roasted in our own
. roaster Lb. , . ........ 18c
.Florida Grape Fruit. Very large
each .... 10c
Walnuts, fancy Oregon Franquets
2 lbs . . . . . . . . . ... 55c
Van Camp's Hominy, No. 2 Cans,
3 for .......... 25c
Com Cannon ' .Valley brand Gol
' den Corn, No. 2 can 2 for ..... 25c
Peas Goody Goody brand No. 2
can, 2 for 25c
Snowdrift Shortening 8-lb. can .$1.59
Del Mone Sliced Peaches, No. 2
can 3 for 59c
Monarch Peaches, fancy halves, No.
. -2 cans 3 cans . ............ 59c
Peas, Imported Petite Pois. Extra
value No. 1 can, 2 for . . . 25c
Malt Syrup, Rainier brand 49c
FREE HOSE
UNTIL EASTER
From now until ; Easter, with every
pair of men's, women's or children's
shoes, a pair of silk hose to fit the
wearer -, - Y
FREE
Champion Mixed Vegetables, No.
2 can . . ... . . . . 15c
Mackerel, No. 1 tall can. A very fine
fish at a moderate price 3 can . . 43c
Mocha and Java Coffee, vacuum
packed. A treat for lovers of fine
coffee Lb. can 65c
Empire Bacon Lb . 30c
Universal Family Scale. Weighs up
to 24 lbs. Each $1.39
Certaineed Kalsomine 5-lb. pkg.. 49c
Wash Boilers, oversize, No. 8 or 9,
heavily tinned copper bottom. .$2.89
Electric Table Stoves .... $2.98 to $5.98
Alarm Clocks. Guaranteed one
year. Each( .;................. 89c
Big Ben and Westclox at a saving.
Johnson's Floor Wax, 1 lb. 69c
2 lbs. . . $1.33
Electric Milk Shaker . . , . . $3.98
Garden Hose U. S. Rubber Co.'s
molded hose, 50 ft. . . $4.59
Lawn Mowers, standard makes, $7.98 up
Cups and Saucers, decorative pat
terns 6 for . 98c
Fountain Lunch
Ready at 11:30
Individual chicken pie, mashed po
tatoes, cream gravy, buttered bread,
coffee or milk 25c
Hot Chili all day . .,. .10c
GATES & LYDIARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE.
Use our parking lot while trading with us.
Vote for the Airport Bonds and make Medford a bigger city.
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Sponsored by.
I.O.O.F.
Grand Lodge Committee
Saturday night
arch 23
Everybody Cordially Invited .
QUALITY MEATS
Buy your Meat for
Sunday from us,
where you can save
money by paying cash
"Where Quality Costs
You no More"
West Side Meat Market
Across From Copco
We Deliver Phone 649
.; We
Give
S.&H.
Green
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