MTl'PFO'RD MATTi TRTRUKE, TdTDFOftT), .OKKfiOy, FRTDAY, fAT?CT 20, 1020.
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EMIL MOHR HOME
FOR BRIEF VISIT
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LOCAL AIR FIELD
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Some say this means an early spring We
don't know Some things it does mean,
however, are new clothes, new bonnets and
-a big dinner This year the Safeway
Man-because of increased facilihes-can
serve you bettet and more economically
than ever The quality of everything
is, of course, guaranteed by the
West's largest food concern.
Safeway Savings for Saturday, Monday
Salad Oil
Highest grade vegetable oil for salads
mid cooking. Guaranteed quality.
Note the lii'iee. . t . ,
Quart y2 Gallon Gallon
39c 75c $1.43
Sugar
Kinest pure cane C. & H. sugar. A
higher sugar market is very probable.
Buy now.
100
Pound Sack
$5.49
Oleomargarine
Crux brand. Largest
selling margarine on
the Pacific coast.
"e Pounds . 35c
(Limit Id pounds)
Jello or
Jellwell
Iu assorted true fruit
flavors at a saving.
3 pkgs. 19c
Oysters
Eastern oysters, latest
pack.
3 Cans. .. ...:49 c
Beans - -
Red Mexican, reclcan
cd, fresh slock.
3 Pounds.. 38c
10 Lbs.. 75c
Codfish
The delicacy of the IV
' eific. " Very delicious to
c r e a m. One-pound
packages.
I
for..
39c
XoUiing too good for your
Easter dinner. Swift's I'm
niiuiiL Hams, half or whole.
Pound ... 33c
Eggs
Large fresh standard ranch
eggs. Guaranteed.
Dozen
39c
.Onions
.Medium size faiiey yellow
(lobe at a big saving.'.
Pounds
19 c
Oranges
Very sweet, juicy Navels
O Doz. for.. 35c
Easter Eggs
Fine variety assorted
sizes candied eggs from
our own candy factory.
C Pounds.. 39c
Mayonnaise and
Relish Spread
(iold Medal. Finest
quality at reduced
prices. : .',
Pin.; .. .. ....:39c
Quart .......... 75c
Super Suds
Clothes whiter.. Dis
solves instantly. Very
economical.
O Pkgs.. 25c
Matches
Regular size boxes.
Kvevy match a light.
D Boxes..:.: 18c
12 Boxes. 35c
Hot Sauce
Maximum brand. Fin
est quality.
5 Cans
1 0 Cans.
23c
45c
Shortening
The best grade
In bulk. .I'urc. vegetable.
Pounds .
45c
Pineapple
Large cans in rich syrup.
Kighl sHcci slightly
broken.
3 Cans .. 59C
"
Maximum Coffee
Finest steel cut coffee in
vacuum tins. Even the
last drop is good.
Pound... 50 c
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 471, 210 W. Main 2 Medford Stores Store No. 433, 212 Z. Mala
Phone 1010 Conveniently Located Phone 117
THE PLACE TO EAT
The Rex Cafe
Good Food Good Service
is and Holly St phone 244
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing SEpviCE
I U lllillli
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Menejer
Phone 10 N. Central
Medford. Oreo
HANDICRAFT SHOP
Phone 702 . 42 S. Central
Distinctive and Artistic Indeed
O Are the New
"Circular Skirt" Aprons
Those smartly shied aprons arc fashioned of
jood fjualily, liuMeai-hcd. and an- hand-tinted,
with striking, coloul motifs.
Eai-li apron is ready-made and carefully fin
ished with fast-color percale binding and only
re'iiires few simple embroidery stitches to
finish. ,
59c. 79c 98c
Hemstitching, Pecoting, Button-Making
and Hose-Mending
Kmll Muhr, owner of the Hotel
Medfuid, well known renWIeiu of
this city ami dauKhter, Miu KUtm
Muhr, arrived this morning for a
week's Btny In the city. Mrs. Mohr
a nU M iwj Anita remained in Loh
Anpeles.
.Mr. Mohr returned to visit his
Hon, Kmll Jr., a high school stu
dent and to attend to busoincBS
niHttei'N. Ilefore returning to Cali
fornia, he will vote at the airport
bond election next Tuesday.
Air. Mohr since leaving here has
"visited his old home in Germany,
and reports he la "feeling better
than I ever did."
Mr. Mohr says until one visits
airports like those at Oakland and
(.Herniate they do not really undor
Ktand the business transacted at t
port or the real benefit It .la to a
city. Medford is recognised as. a
progressive city everywhere and
cannot afford to turn down the air
port bonds, he said. "The prtncl
pal reaKon tor which I came here
is to vote for the bonds' he con
tinued. 4
TRUST!
TAKE ELK CEREMONY
The most trusting, eccentric,
in ml est and timid class of candl
I dates in the history of the Medford
I Klks lodge was initiated into the
H. P. O. K. order last night. The
older bucks of the local untlered
i herd kindly showed the candidates
the way In which they should go,
l to become dignified Klks. And
how. could not be learned today
because every matured 131k could
not reply for laughing,
j All that the candidntesi could,
; themselves remember today, was
that the lodge room was full of
, half -grown, wildly clawing and
j frightened cats.
The new baby Klks initiated
were the following
II. M. CJIffin, Kdwln J. Riley,
.lames C. Collins, John Wldner,
William F. Oat man, Dr. A. F.
Walter Krense, (leo. Virgil Martin,
.1. 1j. Campbell. Harry K. Deal, Dan
Howernian, William O. Cookey,
Fred W. Scheffel, J. D. Kuweit,
James C, Ross, II. Heath, Her
bert C. tlrey, Kindel 1. Duzey,
IJoyd K. Wicks. H. V. Wakefield.
W. A. Faazier, "W. M. Foley and
Kloytl rVuree.
In addition to the above, W. H,
Coleman. Chas. W. Gilbert and
J; V, Antic were taken into the
lodge membership on demits from
other Klks lodges of which they
had been members for years.
THREE BOYS HELD ON
Threo school hoys were being In
vestigated today by the authorities
on charges of had check- passing
and car theft, following their apprehension-
yesterday by- the police.
The boys are accused of passing
checks at a local bank and at the
Central Point bank.
The checks had a total of ap
proximately $125. One of the boys,
whose names are not divulged by
authorities. Is also accused of
stealing an automobile a Bhort time
ago. It was not known today what
would be done In connection with
their mart.
Night flying with an illuminated
field will bo tried in Medford to
morrow night for the first time
when the Sander Aeronautical
school will make night flights
from the local landing field at the
fair grounds. The field will be
Illuminated with a 20,000 watt
twin floodlight, furnishing suffi
cient light to illuminate an area
one-half mile square.
Local citizens wishing to sec
Medford from the air at night may
make flights with Harold Sander
tomorrow evening. Flying will be
gin promptly at 7:30. Ktectrielty
for the huge floodlight will be fur
nished by (he California Oregon
Power company.
A successful demonstration of
the H, 000,000 candlepower beacon
was hold last evening from tho
Chamber of Commerce building.
The beacon operated for most of
the evening and was vlslgle from
all parts of the -valley. It will
ugrtin be demonstrated tomorrow
evening und may be placed on top
of some local building.
RADIO TO MY
:T
Kvery citizen lit Medford in
favor of tho construction of a new
municipal airport or not. Is urged
to listen In tonlgbt to radio station
KM HI) to a program from 8
o'clock to 1 0, In Interest, of tho
proposed construction of Medford's
new municipal airport, for which
a bond issue of fll!0,OO0 Is to be
voted upon at a special city elec
tion April 2.
The publicity committee of tho
Medford chamber of commerco
will bo proscnt nnd will be in a
position to answer any questions
telephoned to tho station by local
listeners. The . telephone number
is 305 aial questions will bo given
prompt attention.
Speakers reprosebting Medford
Hervice clubs and various lines of
business, will give short three min
ute talks on the proposed airport.
A number of other taxpayers will
also glvo short talks on tho sumo
subject.
Music will bo furnished during
the course of, tho evening by Herb
Alford's slx-pieco orehcHtra and
several songs will bo sung by local
vocalists.
Charming Way to
Start Easter Day
Among tho Important events of
Easter is the breakfast or dinner,
aflA what would bo complete with
out a choico slice of delicious ham
or bacon.
On this subject ts devoted a full
page ad In this Issue In which
Swirt & Co. havo this to say about
their well-known and popular
brand of Premium ham: "Waster
breakfast! What a delightful tra
dition tho joyousness, the fresh
ness of It! The delicate plnk-and-whlte
goodness of a Premium Ham
seemd best to preserve the Infec
tious spirt 1 of this charming way
to start this day of days."
The page also contains the ada
of several well-known Medford
dealers who sell this popular
brand.
r"lniidfWd Ftrtvffrt1n1nar et tamiIM.
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Reliable Grocery
C. A. Whillock, Manager
No. 1
Johnson's Market
No. 2
117 North Central
We Have What You Want
For Your Easter Dinner
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We are sure, after buying all the new Easter
duds, you will appreciate our low prices on
these quality foods.
Maxwell IFouhc Coffee, 1-lb. can...... :.49
3 cans corn, No. 2 cans..........: 35
2 cans fancy Golden Bantam Corn, No.
. 2 cans, for .:::.::.............:.:..:....:.....,....:........35?
2 cans fancy Sliced Pineapple...'. .......T.....53e
V-j pint Pest Foods MayonnaiKe...'....!............19
1 pint Best Foods Jayonnaise........,.:........'......39c
2 pounds Holiday Oleomargarine for...;..:...35
3 pounds Fancy Bulk Shortening ...53
2 cans Fancy Minced Clams for 30
2-cans Miss Lou Brand Oysters, 5 tins 30
zue
1 bars Pal in olive Soap
.10 bars White Wonder Soap..
2 dozen Standard Eggs :
.33
45f
Gold Hill and Jacksonville People
May take advantage of' these bargains by
shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold
Hill and Reliable Grocery No. 4 in Jackson
ville. . . '
700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less
FIRST QUARTERLY
INVENTORY SALE
Inventory time is saving time at all McMarr Stores! -To
maintain fresh foodstuffs and consistently low prices, it is
necessary to sell stocks as fast as they come in. So, to keep
our stocks at a minimum at this first quarterly inventory,
we are making attractive lowered prices on these popu
lar, well known brands.
Attractive Prices Saturday and Monday, JVIarch 30 and April 1
Old Dutch
Cleanser
Ivory Soap
3 enns
for
U-oz. burs.
19c biu's
Raisins
SpihUohh Thompson's in
39c 4 iumin 22c
2."i-ikmiihI box $1. l!tt
Pineapple
Broken Sliced 8 large matched slices iu CO.
an Large cans 3 for
Ripe Olives-
Corn-
l.lbliy a. buffet enns, 1 A Del Monte Uohli'ii Illinium
(5 02. net) Avfli "No. S Clins, A C ilelleloils dessert",
-X
S for -He
2 for
Royal Gelatine
cure fruit flavors "A . most
22c
3 puckaKes
O 1 Booth's Your choice of mustard, tomato or spiced
"JwrCllllCS Good wholesome food and economical, OCp
too. 1 II). oval cans. 2 for . .... LiJK'
Puffed Rice-
PuukllKO
Pancake Flour Rolled97T, .,
Tliu iM'etun of tho Viltnniotto
1 ' Snmry'a, t ' Valley
IOC 'No. 10 Hack JK
I) -poll ml sack ,
, 49c
Qkwimn American Beauty May we suggest creamed shrimp
J1 siiif on toast as a dehghttul luncheon dish ? ,
No. 1 tall (5 oz.) cans, 3 for.
49c
Karo Syrup s
45c
lied IjiIk-I.
5-pound eun ...
10-11). inn 8.'h)
Soap
VKHT'S GKANIUVTK.D
r, win, oqr LurKo on.
CIlVST.Ui WI1ITK,
10 bars
PI Fisher's BlendIade from blended hard and soft wheat
riO III (0 obtain the best results in baking , tl QQ
49 lb
Lard-
Ginger Ale r , M. A
ACkr. 2 boU1-'8 -xw Choico Imported C Vi CQa,:
iVG Vuho fi.SV .. can, 2 for ..OSC
Cunudn Dry.
I'tiro fresh, In bulk, AQg 2 boU,u8
3 pounds tlC Vum
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Following Prices Good Saturday Only
DRY ONIONS Very fine . ... .6 lbs. 23'
CABBAGE Solid, pound, 5 .-100 lbs. $3.75.
LETTUCE Fancy.'large heads i -.2 for 15 '
CELERY Large crisp stalk : : :....:.:.:..Vt for 19;
GRAPEFRUIT Large Floridas, size 64's... :..:... .3 for 25
LEMONS Very fancy, large 300's, dozen '. :.... .......:.23
POTATOES Klamath No. l's, 14 lbs., 25; 100 lbs. fl.63
20TH CENTURY DIVISION
31 No. Central, Medford, Oregon 226 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon '
Star Meat Market
SPECIALS FOR EASTER
Choice of Chickens, Rabbits, Turkeys
and Lamb
Choice Baby Beef
Easter Hams, half or whole, per lb . . 30c
Picnic Hams, per lb. ... 20c
Bacon Squares, per lb. . . 20c
Home Rendered Lard, per lb. ..... 16c
No Better Meats at Any Price
We Deliver Phone 273
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KING ALFRED
DAFFODILS
Make Beautiful
Eaiter Qifta ' '
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SAMUELSON'S j
Flower Garden 1
208 Clark 8t. Phene 754-
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
I Clean ran wanted at the Hall
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