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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1929)
PXGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTXE. MEDFORD, - OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 29," 1929. Hill I: 0 1 1 'I I . f . 1 nil " I-1': i...t i. ? t,-(. " i ?T ocal and J 'Personal I :" r ......... -Because today is Gocwl Friday it lit holiday for the public m-hunl, ly & recent decree taxued (' llie FOftoul board, to make annually the 1-yiday before Easier a school holi- ("Easier Milliner a present a iirllliant collection from which to iiboose. 1 All styles for all ases. Miss Jifylor, 42 So. Central. tjfMm. Harry E. Klfon and daurll til'. Mm. Kd Scheldner, and son iiirry. Jr.. tf Oakland are guest iif : Mrs. Klfen's niece. Mm. 12. B. ifields, and the Fields family. Ipl-a'H''"''. and children's halr-cut-llliir. Nash Hnrber Khop. S-t Last Call! yoporrow u -your last opportunity to secure Hot Cross Buns ' before Easter. Khone us your order early, as j our supply is neces- i sarily limited. We will ' also feature a special i price on Hermits 16c doz, while they last. i jjj Vote (or the Airport 1 y V Word has been received by lore! friends that Mrs. Gwendolyn. Wood cock, who left liwl Tuesday, called by the nerious illness of her mother. arrived home too late to see her mother before the latter naased away, death haviuu come suddenly. J Xtance. W. O. hall Sat. nipht. j Added orchestra attractions. Spot dances. : , - S Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford lumber Co.' 237 tM Gueis from a distance registered at Modfurd hotels include S. H. Snell ni0 K. Ktllnper of Chlnago. Uen Bevner and I.e,on JloHenbaum of Philadelphia. !., H. J. Mosav of Oklahoma City. Okla. Art craft Sign Ser.-e now open for business, .located at 114 No. Front At.. KpetriallHiiig in hitch, com nierclal Mien painting. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Hollsr.d. ( Phone 993. tf 1 Fred V. Conner, field supervisor J of accounts of tho national parks ' system, is roistered at tho HoLol Medford and will be here several days on official business. , Phoenix favor the airport but, cannot vote. Wo favor the airport. J of course, and wJH vote. We will I aio do our best In K-t out to thui j chicken dinner at i:30. "( Factory blocks, $6 load. Tel. 31. Medford Fuel Co. 324U An apology U owed by this news paper io itinlo. the handsome "it-months-old moving picture doe. now appearing personally at the Hialto theater between the shows each afternoon and night, in mis takenly referring to him in a write up yesterday that ho was q 22-year-old pup. Of course the hurried writer meant to say 22 months in stead of years. Can anyone give us .the nddrVus at f n WiiriiAf f.trmnrlv nt Itnuiin Window glass, nil sixes: aiso plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet "Wks. tf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, former rwldents of the Jackson- villo road and now of Olendale. ' Ore., have arrived here to spend the week end with local friends. "Legion Whoopee Revue." April 1. Seat sale open now! Hurry! S Cheap lumber and cedar posts.; Medford Lumber Co. J37tf i At a meilng of pear growers j held nt Uosehurg thin week, an agreement was reported .whereby ' no contracts will he made for the I sale of this season's crop until after' a meeting to be called in June.: i While tho growers of Kosehurg! have formed no organization, they ! Will band themselves together to j obtain the best possible price for j their packed penrs. , ,, . - -.'' j Dance at Walker's Sat. night, j Popularity contest. 7 j Best Utah coal hot and clean, i Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. 324tf j Fred Champlln of Foots Creek I was one of the out of town mem- hers attending the Klka lodge do ings here last night. ' Here are some real Faster bar gains One lot of 5.4. &t) hats u ! $1,711 each; one lot $1.98, S2.9S. flit 8, I4.it$. Kiddio hats &0r 1u $3.38. Greon discount stnmps given here. The Kmmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. . 7 Upholstering Call Jacksonville 202.. 88(1 San ford Jones of Klamath Falls J arrived here yeslwrday to spend j sotne tiuio in connection with his j ' btiKineD interests in tho city. i sixe, anywhere, any amount. Han-1 en Coal Co. Phona 239. tf The Medford Garden club will hold a b!$ sale of bulbs and potted plants at the Public Market to morrow morning, for which dona tions are requested. Details of the sale are published elsewhere in this paper. Whoopee'--Aprll 1. -B there! ' . 8 Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford Btdff. Phone 1181. tf Included among the Oregonlans registered at Medford hotels are J. L. Vanlluffel and Gwen Irwin of Bend, F. W. Pfehs of Uosehurg. M. N. Moulton of. The Dalbs and K. 3. lley'denburk and Robert Kek. man pf Eugene,- . The pa up h tem of Veterans; will have a food and work sale at Lam port'. Saturday morning. All mem bers having articles for the sale aro asked to bring them in as early as possible. - , l That good ooal--low in ash. Han sen Coal Co. phnn $39., ; tf Mrs. Carrie Welch of Central Point, who underwent a1 major op eration at the Sacred Heart hos pital,, was-reported today- to. 1e showing continued Improvement, and Is expected ,to be removed to j her home In Central Point next week. Faster Mill(nery we present a brilliant collection, from which to choose. All styles for all apes. Miss Taylor, 4.2 So. Central. 7 Body pine, ifi-ln., c3.50 tier; body pine. 12-in.( $3 tier. Valley Fuel Co. Thone 76. 9 ; The. Issuance of dog licenses in becoming rushing nt the county i clerk'-a pfic-e, where yesterday over 1 20 were issued. The office U out ! of tags, for q. time but w"l prob ably luivo a, pew supply tomorrow. Dog owners are reminded that they; must purchase licenses before April j 15 if they would escape a two-; dollar penalty. 1-adies of the First Christian Ad-: ventist church will hold their cook- ed fooi sale and on scaur nt tho Pub- lie. Market Saturday, Mar. 30th. 71 That good coal low. In ash. Han-1 en Coal Co. Phono ?3ft, tf An Faster lily, grown by the Rogue Valley Floral company, was placed on display today, at! the Chamber of Commerce through the courtesy of Mrs. A. Schoepen. The flower is a perfect specimen and was placed in the airport display window, with a little note attach ed, through the-j request' of Mrs. Schoepen, urging Medford citizens to fvoto for the roposeU' airport next month. - Millinery Faster is hero and we have ull the beautiful colors and straws for your inspection. We also make, clean and fit hats qr all ages. Miss Taylor,. 4; So. Cen tral. " 7 ' Dynge's old-time dance every Thur. and Sat. nt Nat. 9 Phone 51 CREAM PASTUER1ZEDSAFEPURE PRODUCED PACKED-"-THE SANITARY WAY, These 'Drug Storey Are Open NighU -ThiWeek f i; t - Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy w TODAY and SAT. 100 TALKING mm Four Complete Shows Daily at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 P. M. ,. Monte Blue With H. B. Warner Lois Wilson--Tully Marshall In a Thrilling, All-Talking, Melodramatic Story of the Antarctic "Conquest" 1 ALSO TWO BIO ACTS OF TALKIES Admitaion Matineaa Cveningt 10 and 35 85 and SO COMOjq SUNDAY LMtrioe' Joy O In 'Th Bellamy Trial" TAMirUT , CHINA luiNiuur"8 NITE ON. TSU SCREEN ; . PHYLLIS HAVER IN r - ' IHtd onAUY LADY ON THE STAGE RINLO HOLLYWOOD'S CLEVEREST DOQ SCREEN STAR IN PERSON Rinlo acts for yon on the stage H just as ho does before the cam era. ' TOMORROW FREE (NDY MATINEE loOO BIG BARS " ONE BAR. WITH EACH CHILD'S TICKET AND A BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM ON THE SCREEN Tlia beginning' of a great North Woods Po lice story. . . "THE SCARLET ? ARROW" " With FRANCIS X. .' BUSHMAN, JR. and a Great Cast Ken , Maynard lEGlOFi. . l'.i.'tjK' , 1taM 9 ALSO " ; RINLO ON THE SCREEN MATINEE AND E.VE. Am Ecomomv Groceteria THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE SGQOD EGGS f- .f Easter calls for eggs, and of course you -want to be sure they are good. There is only one way and that is td buy candled eggs. - f Every egg before going t our counter is passed through our candling department and, you may buy with the assurance that whether you buy for coloring or eating, every egg is strictly fresh, and best of all, they cost no more. . '-BREAD Medford's finest flavored bread, be-, cause baked as you bake at home. li-lb, loaf .. . . '. Vs .10c Hoii Cross Buns, doz ?. . . 15c EGGS Strictly fresh candled eggs, stand ards, dozen . .. . . .: '.. 20c Premium Hams, lA or whole Ham, lb. .............. 33c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Candy Jelly Beans, Jh. ,.. . .... . . . l$c: Old Fashioned Mixed Candy, Vb . . . 15c M pr-Jel, contains I more than any ; (' other jelly powder, and is of the s finest quality. "' Three large pkgs, 25c High Life Ginger Ale,' a fine bever age but not too sweet for an all purpose ginger ale; 2 bottles'. . 7.25c Vita Wheat, the British crisp health bread.' Package V ' . . . V." -!43c Florida Grape Fruit a very large ' size, each enough' for two people,' . . 3 for . 25c California Grape Fruit, Eat them without sugar. Each. . . . '. . v5c Free Lettuce with Mayonnaise Dressing. Buy a pint jar of the famous Blue Ribobn Mayonnaise and receive a head of let-, tuce. FREE. x . - L'a-;" '. i Pineapple, No. 2 2 cans of Solar Brand sliced pineapple, 3 cans. . . . .V59c Peacnes.' More of those fancy- Del Monte or Monarch peaches, fancy halves or sliced. No. 2 cans, 3 for ...v..,....:.......::. 59c FREE HOSE Free Silk Hose with ; All Men', Women's and Children's Shoes. A pre-Easter value that you should see and buy. A Coffee. Three fine blends of freshly , roasted coffee 38c, 43c, 49c Fair Oaks Ripe Olives, No. 1 tall cans 2 for ..... f . . .25c Del Monte Alaska Red Salmon, No. ' 1 tall cans, per can. . . . . ; .'. 23c Crystal White oap, 10 bars ... 35c White King Washing Powder, large package ;'. . I ". ". . '. .39c Monarch Catsup 2 large bottles. .'.35j. Tea Kettles, 5-quart aluminum. . . .98c Ironing Board Pads (fire proof) with cover, regular $1.50 valued each . . 69c Lawn '. Mowers,' best ' quality ball " hearing lawrt mowers. . . $7.98 and up Garden Hose, U. S. Rubber Cos : ' finest ribbed hose, 50 feet. , . . v$4.39 Johnson's Floor Wax, pound, 69c; ' 2, pounds ................. .$1.33 Red Wing Stone Jars, 5-gal. size, $1.15 Mop Sitcks, each ti . . . . . . . 15c Betty- Bright Mops, always $1 . ... ,83c Garden Tools-Hoes, Rakes, : Spading Forks, all at a saving. Rome All-Copper Tea Kettlesj 6-qt., ; "... $1.69; 8-qt. . . . ... ,$2.33 Fountain Lunch Breaded Veal, Corn Fritters Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Buttered Bread, Coffee or Milk . .25c Hot Chocolate or 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. S WEM'S KODAKS BOOKS GIFTS - o Silhouette Plaques Clear Cut as Cameos Their charm lies in the fact that they are authentic reproductions of genuine Colo ninV niiniatures in relief. You'll aiirec when you see tliera, tliat they are irre sistible. Prices ranse from 1 np. , The Search for Newness Has Led to These Plaques - ; SWEM-S Best Painless Dentistry It's a : Satisfaction- To have plates that really fit your mouth that look natural and afford you real mouth comfort. I make plates right here In my office of' tuch popular material at Porcellte, Re. Inite and Hecolite and they're made to FIT1 If you're having plate trouble, be aura to aee me. Dr. I. H. Gove Office Phone 87!-J Residence Phone 7SS-J 135 Eaat Main St. ; TT7 1 r