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MEDFOTW M'ATL TRTRCTNTV FRDFORD, OKTinoy, FTJTDAY, APRTL 12, 1920. PXDE FIVE FABRIC EXPERT TO FAST HAT BOUTS I j ii CjJ ffP(rfc iSf feature items you may have over JBeSIeSEPw Id 4r V XsV nErT?v f looked, (hiron that make the food jw28??Si&fiW Sr 35 1 EXPLAIN MATERIAL ANTICIPATED FOR Safeway Savings for Saturday, Monday Margarine Sugar Brooms 54c 4 The finest pure cahe sugar that money can buy. 1 0 Lbs. Pineapple Maximum extra fancy . sliced No. iy2 tins, golden field ripened, fruit... Note . the unusual flavor and tenderness. Crux, the finer spread for bread. It is different. Pounds .... 65c Beans Our Domestic broom is designed and built to a lady 's liking. Smooth handle and light weight. See them. Red Mexican beans are very nutritious and eco nomical at this price. Each 69c IVm initio shoppers of Medford are to be treated to a throe-day fabric fashion show next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday at Mann's depart men t store, when Amona KUiutt Webster, fabric faHhlon ad viser of Marshall Field & Co. of Chicago, will conduct a series of lectures and fashion parados dur ing the murnincs and afternoon!. The latest thing in fabrics, to gether with suggestions for mak ing them into frocks, will be dem onstrated. Among the new male rials to be shown are Brlerton j twood, a soft basket weave woolen. I sturdy but light in weight, which bids fair to be popular this spring; serenade chiffon: Speed Ago ' nrintx with nfet mi-ph of autns and airplanes making up their designs; Sunrise lawn; Polo pique; Vaga bond prlngs, and Ramona voile. I All of these materials will be seen made up, the work having ' been done by amateur seam 1 stresses for the exhibition, i Miss Webster will come hero I from a tour to Sun Francisco, Los j Angeles, Hollywood and other j western style centers, where she j has been holding fabric fashion shows. Hho will stop in only three Oregon cities, Medford, Portland and Klamath Falls, returning via j Salt Lake City to her Chicago I headquarters. 1 Cans 49 c 3 Pounds 25c FLOUR Big K brand. This flour is strictly high patent hard wheat flour. Our sales on it are enormous, hut we are after still greater volume. We offer this excep tionally good value that more of our customers may become acquainted with its merits. 49 -Lb. sack .... . $1.78 Bbl, (4 sackte) $7.05 Jell Well A quick, always season able dessert. Seven true fruit flavors. 3 pkgs. ... 19c Shortening A pure snow white short ening at this exceptional saving. 3 Lbs 45 c Sandwich Spread Deviled meat is always popular, for sandwiches. 6 Cans 25c Tuna Light meat. Wonderful for salads and children's luncheons. No. t tins. 3 Cans 45C Toilet Paper Crepe paper of medium weight roll. Take advan , tage of this saving. 10 Rons 35 c Rice Blue Rose rice, one of the most excellent varieties. Delightful for puddings. 3 Lbs 23 c Macaroni Macaroni and spaghetti of good quality in bulk. 3 Lbs........ 25 c Soup V Campbell 's tomato soup, the most popular variety. J Cans... 25 c 1GHT , As another step to raise funds to cover expenses to be incurred by the session of the 1. O. O. F. grand lodge hero next month, the Med ford I. O. O. 1'. lodge is sponsoring a big dance at Lake Creek next Saturday night. Plans for iho dance have been in the hands of a committee hcad- ; ed by Joe Daniels and Chester j Parks, for sometime, and they have overlooked no details to assure an j enjoyable time. Quito a delegation of Medford j dancers is planning to bo present. ! Supper will be served at midnight. In a fast' arid . hard slugging" contest last night, the Copco Sonera 1 office nosed out the (!old Seal Creamery by two points. Score 5 io 8. both nidus playing good bull, permitting but few errors. A feature of the gamo was the long fly that Horace Dromlcy taught, every one cheering Cop eo's hefty center fielder for the impossible catch. Tonight the post office tangles with Snlder's Dairy for the third game of the series. Bananas Oranges Onions Golden ripe fruit of ex- Highly colored, full of Yellow D a n v e r s, first ceptional quality. juice. .Sweet navels. quality. Good size. Pound 5 C 3 Dozen... 25c D P6unds.. 19c BERT BATES BUSY WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS . 2 Medford Stores Store No. 433, 212 E. Main Conveniently Located , Phone 1176 Store No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010. LIgERTY MARKET "The Home of Good Meat" Swift's Government Inspected Beef Swift's Best WHEN YOU BUY FROM US YOU ' KNOW YOU'RE GETTING . QUALITY MEATS FOR SATURDAY SPRING LAMB BEEP TENDERLOIN PORK TENDERLOIN SWIFT'S BEEF CHICKENS LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE VEAL BROOKFIELD BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE O FISM DEPARTMENT 0 ' HALIBUT SALMON-OLYMPIA OYSTERS EASTERN OYSTERS FRESH CRABS Holly and Main St. Phone 161 TOKYO, April 13. (JP) The bc Irolhul of l'rlnec Takalnatau. hrother of Kniperor Illruhlto. ami Princess Tokiigiuva was formally announced today with the sanction of the emperor. The weddlnK will take place In the spring of 11130. tier!. Hates, prominent legion j nairn and formerly of the Rose i burg iNTewH-Reviw, who recently acuepted a position with the Faw rtelt publications at Roliblnsdalo, ! Minn.. Is now editing Will. Uaim. 1 Smokehouse Monthly and Jim Jam j Jems, humor niaga'.incs. I Moon after his arrival at his mm post, ho was sent to Aurura, 111., oy piano lu Kei suiiiu euouimi ma terial on tile murdeiwif Mt-H. Lie King, altered to havo been com mitted by tbo deputy sheriff dur ing a raid on her home. His story on tiic affair appears in the June Ihhuo of Jlni Jam Jems, which will bo on the newsstands May 1. He is now wrltlnp a KuriKHtcr story, telling of tho effect of tho Jones act on rum running -in Chicago, which Is to appear In one of the Fawoett publications. Wrestling funs are lookfjiy for ward tonight to one of tho most spirited matches in Medford fur months when Wily Edwards, the Kansas City bono crusher, meets Sailor Jack Wood of this city in a finish match, preceded by two Rood preliminaries, including Tom my Uyan. against Young Corbett of KoHOburg. Tho match is bcins given under tho auspices of tho gi'anil lodge committee of tho local I. o. O. and tho ad vance ticket sale is reported to be heavy. If Wood Uvea up to. his past reputation, Kd wards is expected to havo a hard time with the local mini, who is reputed to be u past master at rough and ready wrestling when it becomes necessary, Kd wards has been in Oregon several -weeks and haa been winning all of his matches, and has plans of doing as well tonight. The smoker will begin promptly at 8:30. Medford peoplo ' will havo an opportunity to hear one of tho best Informed women in America in tho interests of peace, when Mrs. Lucia Ames Mend speaks at the junior high school auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Edwin Nichols will sing ' America tho Beautiful." Hoy Scouts will act as ushers and- tho Salvation Army l(i -piece band will play. Many out of town guests plan to hear Mrs. Mead, who hasj been a delegato to many Euro pean congresses before and since tho World War. Tho public ls invited and tho admission is froo. Tbo Medford Ministerial asso ciation and tho I'arent Teachers' association arc greatly Interested In moral and educational affairs and wilt be glad to hear a clear statement of the aims of tho National Council for tho Preven tion of war. MM ENTRIES PEI SHOW BEFORE 17TH t i V - v - Entry cards for the Pets Show can be secured from the teachers off the city and comity schools. Thorn will bo 1 U prizes awarded as follows: 7 Klrst and second boys' prize and first and second girls' prize for the moat popular pel; first and sec ond boys' and first and second girls' for tho most unusual pot; first and second boys' ami first end second girls' for tho best cared for animal. Children not attending school who wish to exhibit pels may se cure entry cards 'from the county school superintendent's office, Hu mane society and Dr. D. W. Stone's office. A special prize of 95 In cash Is offered by Dr. Stone for the best trained dog, . "All entry cards must be sent to the Humane society, box not later than April 17. HANDICRAFT SHOP Phone 702 42 S. Central Pequot Tubing Pillow Cases Pillow Cases, stamped and hernstitelitid on Pe quot tubing, 42 indies. These usually sell fm" ifi.50 and are speeially prit-cd at $1.19 o Models ft o o I)iscon(iniieiV'!iiad('-ui models in Poudoir and Davenport Pillows. This gro (values from $6.00 to $10.50 To Close Out for Half Priceand Less O , Daily Meteorological Report Friday, April 12. " Medford and vicinity: Probably rain, beginning late tonight or on Huturday. hittlo change In tem perature, Oregon: Rain In west, and snow or rain lato tonight 'or Saturday over oast portion. Slightly warm er In east portion tonight Local Data ' "3 j f to Temperature (degrees).. 50 30 Highest (last 12 hrs.).... 53 r0 Lowest (loflt Z hrs,).... 34 30 Kel. humidity (pet.) 51 04 Precipitation (Inches).... T. 0 Htato of weather Cloudy Clear Lowest temperature this morn ing, 28 degrees. Total precipitation since Septem ber, 1028, 1). 75 inches. Sunset today, 6:48 p. m. Hunrise Ha turd ay, 5:33 a. m. Sunset Knturday. 6:4tJ p. m'. Observations Taken at 0 A. M. 120th Meridian Time OITY xr X-i f B o S t ! 'Eh S 3 linker Clly 3H , 22 Clour HlHmHink iH 2 1 Cliar llullic 4H 2H Cknir Ocnvcr 60 30 Clinr' Di'S Molni-8 40 34 Clear Vroxno 70 42 Clenr Helena , 4 4 30 '. Cily. I.os Anselea 6l r0 Cloudy MiirnMlelil M 31 Clenr I'hoenlx X" 48 Clear I'ertliind r. 3 1'. (My. lied niliff BO 40 Clear KuHeliui'K 62 34 Cloudy Halt 1jiIo City.... 60 31 P. Cdy. Han FramiBeu 10 4 Clear Hunt ! f. f.4 31 V. Cdy. Heattlo 60 3K 1'. Cdy. Spokane 42 32 Clear Walla Walla 02 3S Clear Winnipeg 38 cloudy vkMMji f' SSd ln Unusual'Savings in All McMarr Stores for Saturday and Monday, April 13 and 15. The Northwest's Largest Food Distributors Bananas Butter Colli Medal or Hold Heal. Q1 2 pounds J X W Large Ripe Golden Fruit Very cheap, 6 lbs. 25 c Milk All popular brands. Tjurgo cans, QQ 10 for OiC Soap T'cet'a Kl'auuliited soap, larttu pkKH., Og Oysters Fancy pack, 33c Shrimp IJest quality,. 3 cans 49 c Cocoa Good bulk, 2 lbs 25c Corn Flakes 25c Ki'llofi'g's or Post's, 3 pk,s Baking Powder Calumet, 28c pound ut Chewing Gum Any kind, ICin 3 pkgs 1 V C Gem Nut Swift's quality nn spread, 2 lbs fcilt Snow Drift 87c Matches Laree boxes, 0 Tor 60C Lux Toil ft soap, 3 bars 25c Cheese round 29C Shortening Host bulk, 3 lbs. ..: 53c Oranges Juicy, Sweet; good size; 3 dozen 63 c Sweet Spuds ?1,JS- 25c tor Tw Celery Sweet crisp, 2 stalks 23c Coffee Golden West unffeu in vnenuni puek- ed tins. oaeh...."C 1 Onions D ltest (tiallly, OC 1 7 Ilia aOC Salad Oil 45 c " 9 Wflssun, tltiaiis, each.. Rhubarb Fancy quality, 3 lbs 25c Grape Fruit Floridas, large; OQ 3 for CTJk. Potatoes 12 lbs. Klamath. No. I'a for 22c Solid heads pound Cabbage 5c Oranges Small, but full b.E 1 VLg .juice; 2 dozen ..1'JV Green Peas 20th Century Coffee pound 48c J 2 iiounds 95 : : . 20TH CENTURY DIVISION 31 No. Central, Medford, Oregon 226 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon NEATEST LAYOUT naM It was capable of turning out i fleers vfsltod tbe still several day a high auallty product througbjago, but at that time found "tu the uhp nf sjK'cbtl ot'hm('nt. of-1 nnt pnsont on tbo pfemlsos. L. W. DICK, Motoorologlsu A preliminary bearing was . Hcln-dtilcd to lit! held this aflr n"on in Justlco court for Tom Owon. arrested ycslnnluy near W'imer for, tbo posst-sslon of . n.l b'gf.'d moonshlno by tbo shcrlff'-i office. A. II. Iloso whh arrested with Owen and Is bolng hftld for tho possession and operation of a moonshlno hIIII. He will pro ha lily enter i pti-ji In circuit court lfinoirow, Kosc claimed tho onllro owner sblp of tho fitill and declared Owen was visit Iiik hi in ut tho time tho officers arrived. Kov is one-armed and has a wlfo and threo children. The stMl was described by offi cers iim bflinK one of t he neatest and most nanltary outfits ever seized In Jackson county, Thoyi Star Meat Market ' SPECIALS, Choice Chickens and Rabbits Beef Pot Roast per pound ..... 22 c Beef Short Ribs per pound .... 17c Hams, whole or half, per pound . . 30 c Bacon Squares per pound . . . . V 20 c Home Rendered Lard per pound 16- c No Better Meats at Any Price We Deliver Phone 273