Medford mail tribune., March 27, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

ItfTCDFOTCD MATL TfiTBUyE. MEPFORD, ofttfriON',' MAKCII 27, 1939, '
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; 'Mayor Pipes trnrt tli city count;!!
.went on record lunt iKt atfuliint
the cslahlfHblng of too many hjiuiII
Kt'oceriea or other Htorca in resi
lience section) of tiie city, when
they refilled to winctitn un nrtli
nnneo to chunge u .residence, zone
to permit, the eHttiblinhnient of a
Bi-ocory ftt the corner of West
lS!o I th nnd Pencil HtrcetH.
The city planning commission hy
.a divided vote had approved the
petition asking for the change of
fzono, ueuhiHt which (there wuh a
:remontranco petition., Before
acting Jiuit night the council heard
a long jrotCKt from Waiter Vvuzer
Urown, ,'. and alao. from , C D.
Thompson, whuse home i directly
opposite the proponed new grocery.
. Muvor 11 pen . alFo tulked agalnKt
the proposed change, and pointed
out with MefttU'H. . Jirovn nnd
ThompKon, that If ;the inew grocery
. wh allowed to locate there, it
.would make four groceries on
hteventh street iimide of w-ven
blocks, which Kituatlon they de
clared would he filjHunt.
At the behont of .Mih. It.. V. AVll
11a ma of the G renter Medford club
the council voted to present that
club with a uew'deeri for tho lot
It had presented It 'several yearrt
ago nfl the aito fur a new club
house. This gift, wan mad,o wlta a
, .clause that it the lot wuh not UHed
, for a club Iiouho tho lot would re- i
.vert bank -to tho. city." .Since then
the Individual clubhouse Idea wuh
ob.indoncd by the club, for the
Community Club project, and now
the club wants to sell th-lot for
j$koo arid .tittfJi the -proceeds into
(the 'o!n in unity club project.
Hence the new deed with the re
version olaufte left out.
WALLA WALLA. Wiudi., Iii arch
27. (A) Tho first Walla AVulla ,or
gunlxttlion ever to malto a coin 4
.bin nil air and land violation to it
meighborlng city left hero' today.'
Th local advertising club, uwlnpJ
ino airplanes and a half dozen
automobiles, went to PcndUtfon,
Ore., to prcHent a progrum for1 the
Rotary club there. S
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The work of loylnir -ihe cement :
floor In the new cltv rirft an nt
1 ?Mnt nH fifth' f4trntK hnft.been
rlnfRhpfl- anil .Hccordlnlr to JVknk
C. dark, architect, tli building 'I
will be completed and ready, (or
occupancy by May. 1 a month
ahead of time. ,, . -.: .t, ..
Wltlithe completion of the roof
laying, the exterior work on the
Kimball Fruit , company .packing
plant on. North Grape street will
be finished-and work on the in
torlor started. The plant .will be
roady for operation ,.tbe coming
fruit aeanon.
.The, Jaylns ,of . the, ioundationa
of the new plant of the Southern
Oregon 'Sales, Inc., at St&Wart ave
nue and. Paoific.: highway, will be i
completed and. work started on the
main structure.
Plans have been completed lor
the erootioii ot a 1)0 me on Crown
Mill just west of Or. Muluolland's.
I it. will be a two-story, six.Jropm H
bouse and work is expected to staru;
about May 1.
The .work of raising the super-j
structure. of the new home for At-!
torney M, Roberts on Crown
II D I Js under way and tiie excavq
tion for .tje .ewintmltig pgol com
pleted.. . ' r ' , .. . .
Preliminary work lor. the erec
(tori of a new front and extending
the same to the. sereet line of the
I. 0. 0.' ft bdi.Idtng'QA 3ixth street,
has been completed. 'The work of
laying . the .brick . wall' will- start
within n week. '
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fill . . ' - -a .. . t. u - . & : I - . . - :
V . Jho laM, resting placo of( I rancn's licru, Alarslutl l'0(di, Ih In tho Invalldes (lower Iuft), under -whose
dome NiiiIwjh alscj Mlocps. Jtt'oro 4bo funeral, tho body lay In state under the Ait; do TrI
(H.l)c (above), t.ji honor iiiH-ordcd (inly oiitistaiidliig men of the republic. Cieucral .John ,f. . Per
shing (inscl right) .was tbt? Culled StateN army's representative; at tho funeral, nnd I'reinler 1'oln
aie (Inset left), was a sHaker at ihi luternu'iit in the InvalbleM.
EGG PRICES TAKE
ENJOYS AIR JUNKET AN UpWARD c,Am
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THE MARKETS
I'fUtTLAXi-, Ore., March 27.
KfcKH be:jin to perk uii today
after having hovered at the lowest
price In yearn. Ktamlard cxtntH ad
vanced one cent to. 3f freuh tttan
dard first h two renta to 24 nnd
freHh medium extras one cent to
22. Medium flrstH remained at 20.
Mutter prleeH d id n't vary one
I way or the other.
Poultry prleeH held steady do
Kplte an Increased nupply. The pre
j Kaster demand took care of this.
Tj Country meats were .steady,
j I ItoKchuri; brocoll was some-
what hlKber. omc of the heat
SO brought $2 a crate. Oilier grades
were KellliiK from $1.40 to $1.75.
, OnituiH and uplnuoh were both
easier.
, l- rultfl were unchanged, .. . ,., . ,
t . , f . . u l'l'UUtH!C
1 AUKOIiA, lu. Mar. 27. (fl ' OKTLANO. Ore.. March 2
Joseph leltinK, tbrouKh counsol, : " lio ealo prices;
UvONNK'k
1'OKTUNU, Ore., Mar.eh 27.
(A) Cat ye and calves: steady; re
ceipts CO.1
JioRa: nuolnbly steady; no re
ceipts. '..
ttiday demandod Immediate nctloji
lie taken ngnlnst rtjltnly dry raid
ers for the stayltiK of his wife.
m ...'Ai. t.ai-lit- . ., .
8H0ET2 nnd il Jj -iM .' )
Shirts-figured JW J0 i K r T LgA
hrniiddnth shorts VTWXi A- H S & v
ribbed shirts. Moth t il J" LlV
, vs $4.98. ye . -i
fine lolls from
Dnnbury In IlKht Sirln 1
'shades nnd smartest '
slmpss. Hnnp brims.
J5SA of pants y
SHIRTS fjUMWo broaiblolbii.
smart stripes, solkl colors. Neck-
band. collBr-attn li style, iiig I
Savings. Tlosltfic - , JV
- ONLY WARD'S
Tremendous Buy
ing power concentrated in the smartest
clothing centers could bring you such authen
tic styles, perfect .tailoring and long wearing
quality in one suit for . . .
2 pairs $
or pants
! Jlullci': SU-iuly and unchanged
. JCkkh: lllKhcr. Fj;esli ,'stumlurd
extra. 25c;. fresh ,U"vlnrd Units
24cl freKli nieiliuni extras -t'llc:
freHh medium firsts 20e. '.
Milk, poultry,-' orilons, ipotatocs,
wool, nuts, hay, caseara biu'k and
hops: 'all stoady'and unchanged.
-a p San Knmclwi - liutiei-rat
SAN FRANCISCO, -March
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Brisbane's Today
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such bombs do to ono of ouriliiK
' cities? And .how easily planes1 re
loased from carriers off our coast
' coud dot to our pities what Presi
dent Hoover will do to that ice
Kiii ko. ! 'i : ' i
TUe President,; you may be sure.
has .thoiinht about Mial.
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High uEiood . Pressure, ,, Cramp in.j
the Limbs. Reduces pain and
swelling. $1.50 per bottle. J arm In
and Woods, the Owl Drug Store.
Let a gift pf Cut Flowers' at Easter time express
y'ciir affection for those you love.
Fresh cut blooms and potted plants have been specially cultiva
ted arid arranged for-Easter Gifts Make your selection, now, and
we wilj deliver Easter Morning. 5 ' , :
- Potted Plants
Easter Lilies .
Hydrangeas
Spireas V- M -Cyclamens
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Choice Cut Flowers
- Roses ; .' v
Carnations . :
13weet Peas
"Tulips':-
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,' "; I Flowers by Wire Anywhere
Medford Greenhouse
1005 E. Main
Phone 374
'Yesterday, Maroh 3(1, will stand
as an important day in the blHtory
of flylnit. At 10:3D a. m. theicour-
ageous Spanish filers, Jiiftlnez andj
igluHlas, lauded nt Jlahai, llrnzil,
loss l bun Ml hours aflor luaving
! Seville, a Journey of 1000 miles.
The funeral of Marshal Pooh, ly
Iiik lii stale In tils own home, un
der the Arch of Triumph,, and at
the Noire IJiuuo cathedral, is end
cil. TIih old Holdini 's body lies in
ponce under the -nililcul dome of
The llivulhles, near tho body of Na
poleon. - , i
At sunrise yeslomhiy at Now
York's oiil of-dato fort. CnsiJo Wll
Ham, 2 aims wero fired, to .ex
press the nation's mief. Thorp,
iilier, at ('aslle Williain and all
other American army posts, slgmtl
suns wore fired every half hour. -
Much noise. cosIIuk much monoy,
spent Willi tho best of Intentions,
hut it didn't do Marshal Koch much
good.
2 pairs
of pants
SprliiK Mines and tlrays . . llasket Weaves. Herring
hones, Cheviots, Tweeds, Unfinished WorHteds , . Cor
rect two- mid three.buium piodels, with notched or peak
lapels. Many have the popular Tatlormill vest. Su
perbly tailored medium weight fabrics assure you com
fortable year-round wear.
You Will Appreciate Those Values At Ward's
Only When You Have Aotually Soon Them!'
pasting Style-Longer Wear-Lower Cost
The Ileau llrumniel oxford sketched Ik dlstlm-iivi.lv the .t
mode for bpring. I'erroialed. fancy stit.b and the popu-
Inr liiviuit II, ,11, r.. ... ....'
... . ........ vuiuioii oi iiue caiisKin . . , a
brute for wear. .
Many other correct Spring stylos for office and
. canIViin our ine of oxfords
Vott Yes on Airport Bonds April 2
pair
$4f8
Montgomerywahd & m
117 S. Central
Phone 28C
Medford, Oregon
Tho marshal commanded 10.000,
000 men In the armies of Franco,.
Ilelgluin, Great iliilnln, Italy and
tho ITnilcd Stilton. All obeyed his
orders.
Where is ho now? What does
hn know, lfns he mot Napoleon,
the groat C'orslcan, or Alexander,
who al IW, when ho died, had done
nioro than liny other conqueror?
Did ho hear thoso sympathetic
I'nlted States guns, making a noise,
in honor of Ills funeral? Nobody
on eartlt will evel know?
M
Krcsh laid eags contain n enn
sldorable amount of carbon dioxide
gas, which kills you If you inhale
onoiiBh ,of It. Kach egg needs It
small supply to potoct It from de
cay. ' Cornell I'nlverslty finds a
way to preserve eggs by restoring,
through the shell, the carbon diox
ide that escapes from a shell after
the egg Is laid.
A fraction or a rent per dozen
will preservo eggs with the aid ot
carbon dioxide nnd u low tetiipcra
ture. '
i'armors will ask, "Alas, must wo
be chemists, pbysiclsls as well ni
farmers?"
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If Trtiv illllug hii-p.
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