MEDFOTID MAIL TRTDTTST, MEDrOftl), OftEnOX, FRTf)AV. 'APTiTL 2fi, 1929.
PXClE SEVEX '
OF S. P. HERE FOR
loregun In Im wake. Other liullcn
jtiuns are the IncKe number of con
jventiOflH booked for "PurtliiliiL"
! Mr. Ormnncly Ih of the flrai he
jllef that the reduction of the staBC
(fare for thin reason from Mlford
anil Klanuitli Fall to Crutor Lake
'ami return will ulso draw much
iadilltionar travel to that 'resort.
and he thinks that the mllroad
travel to the lake both from Mod
Iford and Klamath FaUs will be
I much larger t.in ill past" years.
A welcome visitor in Mt-dforil to
attend I lie Slirlno doings, and uIhq
to lnolc ovor affairs of the city tintl
yalloy in cciu'ral is James A. Or
mandy of Portland, usaistant gon
, eral liasenijer traffic manager of
the Southern Pacific company,
familiarly, and afft'iHio n a t o I y
known to his many hundreds of f
friends und acquaintances in Ore
gon and thruout the railroad world
uh Jim. The fact that he Is u
', S.irincr afforded him a good ex
cuse to hasten forward his period!- j
cui nuKincsM visit nere.
Mr. Ormandy in discussing the
outlfok for summer und fall travel
to California and Oregon, to anil
thru .Medford, said that all Indica
tions are that this travel from the
east and other parts of the United
States will he record breaking. One
of t:iese indications Is the fact that
tin unusual large number of reser
vations have already been made by
tourists for Crater like lodge
..accommodations.
:.v "I have noticed," says Mr. Or
mandy, "that whenever the Pacific
coast has two such largo national
conventions .. early, in (he, .summer
: season, like the coming conven
" tions of the Klks and the Shriners.
JiiLos Angeles, that a huge travel
oiftvavs, follows to tlie cohsI and
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PLAY MAY THIRD
ten, a coy neighbor girl, and Char
ley C'rowder. a neighbor boy.
This promises to he the best play
of the season and will be worth
while-attending.
ASHLANDTOSEE
known (hut the lmP-.';y dnmage
figures would mount and it wris
leaivd taut mm -mined motorists
an. I sheep herders caught f tr fmm
slh-lier liy the Mi.:trd, might form
additions to the casually list.
A sinnle teleniph wire from
Cheyenne to Jenvr, wleh was
roimhfd lute last nlgiit, ended
Cheyenne's isolation after all wires
in every direction had been down
for more than hours.
TAP.L1-: KOCK, Ore., April 20.
(Special.) Crowing crops, gardens
ami vegetntlon here have Improved j
fully GO percent during tno mat i
- "Xed Drops In," a threo-act com
edy of laughs und thrills, by Ku-
gene llafer, will bo presented Jnjhave asked to Hiwnsor tho 'little
the. Phoenix auditorium -Friday, ! theatre group, Blnce seeiuK the
, splendid work they did in "The Do
May 3. The play to sponsored by P. ... n(lofinlte arrange-
Tlio Studio Piayera, who present
ed tbotr first production last
Thursday and Friday nights at tho 1 lew days of rain and sunshine.
Isis theatre to caiaetty houses,! Mr. and Mrs. liaynioiui Johnson
have been invited to take their jand two children of Kugene tarried
Vlay to- Ashland ami "Tho Dover; for a brief visit with friends here
Koad" will he played at the beaut i- j Tuesday noon.j
fill Vinlng thcatro next Friday Tho Johnsons were former resl
ntght, May 3. t ' 'dents of this district and were ro-
A number of local organizations turning from a butrincsh trip to
iliKVKNMO. Wyo.. April 20.
lP) Two dead and property damage
in the Immediate vicinity of Obey
en ne esiimated at well over Sim.- 1
nun, was known to be the toll of .
thn blizzard which isolated this j
section of Wyoming Wednesday. ;
With communication still cut 1
over most of the storm area, it was
ANDERSON CREEK
Frank Mkirqupas and wife have
returned home at'ter spunding it
week at Kosehurg.
Mrs. Jus. Mays was called to the
Community liosnital in Ashland to
bo at the bedside of her brother, i
M. S. Centers, who was seriously :
ill.
Clark MncDowell or Medford ,
spent Tuesday with Jhs- Macbuw-!
ill.
F. M. t'enlers spent Sunday at
the home of Jan. Mays. j
.Mrs. Holtinaii called at Jan. Mac-(
Howell's tin ml ay. i
Mr. Black and wife called at tho 1
Mays homo Sunday e veiling.
Mrs; Kthel Shann is spending a
few weeks with homo folks. 1
Jack Holt man Is spending a week
nt l.akeview. Ho exacts to work
there this summer.
I. 0. Jones and wife were up tn
Jns. May", ldaeq on business, this
week.
Tho Skeeters hoys are ; hauling
pine lops from the Jac. Mac Do well
place this week.
FEDERAL FUNDS FOR !
FIGHTING FLY VOTED
AVAHIIIKOTOX. April SGVrt
The house tot'y passed the "Wooi
i enidutlon to make Immediately
available $4. IT. 0,0 oft to combat the
Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida
und other states und sent the mea
sure td tho senate. ...-.i
WASHINGTON, April 28.(Pi .
The department of agriculture to-:
day .placed. .the state . of , Flo rid y.
' under n limited ciuarantlne In an,
effort to stump out and restrict. the5
spread of the Mediterranean fruit
the senior class and supported by
able students of the high school.
The green city lads. Tod Lunging
ments have been agreed upon as
yet. -
Reserved neatH for me prouue-
obt allied in
as f.rr. Tho oxpeHoncos or the - Sl
two boy will furnish plenty of am, stl,nts to ntlcntl lll0
", .; 1 show ill the southern city.
1 iu M ii inns " -"
and his chum Lonnlo Cramer, drop i j g fl b ,
in on Maple Point farm dlsBUls U Me(ifr also an.l lrK0 t
max, with Hetty Carlton, owner of
the' farm, winning a -breath-taking
horse race, thus securing the right
of the concrete road, and young
Ted winning tho lovo of pretty
Dotty. , ,; ' " ' ;
' Other members of the cast arc:
Jliily.' tvho' colored cook: Joe' Kane,
the hlack-hearted villain: Winnie
Carlton. Hetty's sister: Sally Ual-
A Chinese village neur Nanking
enjoys perfect socialism. It is in
comoratetl. a manager directs the
business end and all labor is pro-.
rated. So are tho prollts.
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Two Missouri politicians polled
101 .vote? ior. membership . on. n
county board. They tossed a coin
and the republican won.
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We want you to make your next purchase at our store. Compare our prices with the
cheapeet prices in Medford, but remember oiir prices are not one or two day specials
U..lHUiri9.in.th.uif nViMc nnnrf until the market chanaes
Sweet Potatoes j
Del Monte brand, extra qual
ity. They are cheap and
much better .than fresh.
Lg. caicr.'... . 19
Crackers j
Larflc package fancy soda
crackers, fresh baked. Each
package a"a,'an'e!l
Per package. .. 25
Tomatoes
Rogue River grown, Medford
paerted, best Standard qual
ity. Lg. IVz can 1
Tea
Golden West extra quality
green tea.. We guarantee
each pound.
TuN pound.. ,49
Baking Powder
Royal, one of the very best
cream of tartar products.
12 -oz. can... 39
Tuna Fish
Very fancy white meat. Buy
all you want.
1ft
Large can '.. 7
Coffee
Oel Monte brand extra fancy
coffee. Each pound guaran
teed. Per pound....;.
.50
Pork Roasts
Shoulder roasts, cut from the
very best grain fed young
pork. ,
Pound
.19
Side Pork
Medium weight fresh side
pork, at a bargain price.
Per pound.. 19
Leg Roasts
Cut from leg pork, at a bar
gain price.
Per pound......
.23
Pork Chops
; Lean, nice chops. Our price
is a bargain price.
Per pound ...... 23
Pure Lard
Made from fancy fresh leaf
lard. Every pall guaranteed.
4 lbs. net.:.... .80
,Soap
Cfeme Oil, one of the far
complexion. Buy all you
want.
large bars .25
Macaroni
Extra quality, made from the
best hard wheat.
t pounds :.. 25
Citrus
Regular Citrus powder. It's
the kind you have always
bought.
Large pkg... 23
Syrup
Log Cabin, pure can. and
maple, in table size cans.
or-
Per can............
v Rice
Fancy California rice, large
grain, no seed or dirt.
r pounds 25
.Pickles
Extra quality sweet potatoes.
Try a can. You will be sur
prised at the quality.
Lg. 2y2 can.. .30
Peaches
o
Libby's extra fancy de luxe.
They are the finest quality.
Lg. 2 can.. 23
Pumpkin
Libby's or Oel Monte extra
quality pie pumpkin.
Lg. 24 can.. .15
A lbs! net .79
Snowdrift
A guaranteed pure vegetable
shortening. ,
4 -lb. pail...... .89
Egg
Local fresh eggs, standard
iz. Every dozen guaran
teed. Per dozen... ,28
Butter
Extra quality fresh churned
creamery butter.
Per pound... .46
Cheese ,
Full cream fancy cheese,' Wo
guarantee every pound
Per pound ibO
Pork and Beans
Van' Camp's regular quality
at a bargain price.
Lg. 2y2 can .&U
Oysters
Fancy large eastern oysters.
We guarantee every can.
Lg. 2 can.- .30
Noodles
Red Triangle best Chinese
noodles. In regular size pack
age. '
3 packages.. 25
Boast Beef
Libby's extra quality, packed
from South American fancy
beef.
Large can.-.. .25
Vienna
Sausage
Libby's extra quality In the
large cans, uy a few cans.
cans
.25
Jones 8i Co.
Regular Everyday Prices
Pure vegetable. ' Every pail II
guaranteed at thlt bargain II
price.- It
4
dltloim very satisfactory iit their
home ranch near KuRcno.
The Oopco pi-ocrani over KMlCu::
Tuesday niKht was highly enjoyed j;
uy many radio fans in tins weciion. j
W ild flowers In this district arc j
much prettier und thriftier since
the recent rains.
Jesse Kinney of Sitms Valley Is
jhclpini J. I,. Ncn Ion with Home
Many delicluus sprlm; munli-
rnoms are Iteinc gathered und
served on local table's.
' Tho next regular meeting of the
Table Hock Community club nan !
been postponed until May 17,
when it will be held in connection
with tho school, program on that
date.
Local fishermen report very
little success owing to high and
muddy water.
The Sage children mo stuylng
out of school on account of the
baby being afflicted with measles.
Howard May field, tho valley
t cattle man was looking after his
steers on the upper Table Itock
range Tuesday. Ho will leave in a
few days to 'move a huge band of
cattle from Daker City .to the
Klamath marsh pastures.
The moving process will consist
of shiphient 'by rail to The Dalles,
then south thru Ucnd to Klamuth
Falls.'
. It. K, Xcalon represented tho
Sams Valley grange at a meeting
of tho county court Wednesday
morr'ng wiwu a lie ..'-ng w.s h.-Jd
on the proposed cutoff, road into
Afodiord which will be known hero
after as the Mcdford-Buma Valley
road.
3 jr. David H. UM1 who passed
away Wednesday night in .Medford
was the father of .Mrs. 11. Chase
I of this place and had resided hcrp
:nt-1ntcrvuUi and wus well liked by
thoKO'who knew him. Dr. Olll Was
an cx-soldler of Iho Civil war and
; his pn using calls to mind the fact
jthat at the rate these old voterans I
jore passing it will only be a f oi !
vpurs nntil tans will havo been
sounded for the last one. . i
! Although some new acreage has
I been seeded to alfalfa in Ibis dls-
.trivtf there have been enough uiUS
'Rtunds ploughed "tip to moro trrnn
I off-set IhlH so llio probable haj.
tonnage will bo no greater than'
last year. . y
laruiers should not forget to go
after the gray digger with poison
before planting their corn as this
is whero he docs his must notice
able damage.
Those who havo checked up on
tho fruit prospect u hero claim that
barring any further mishap there
will bo a fair crop this year which,
owing to tho smaller amount on
the trees should be bigger fruit.
This applies to orchards that did
not smudge. Orchards w here!
smudging was carried on should
I have a bumper crop. '
Tomorrow Is
Opportuiiity pay
f 'f e : ' "'' '
at the M. & M. Store
Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, April 2.
Medford und vicinity: Kalr to
night and Saturday. Mud era to toin
peraturc, j Oregon: Fair tonight and Sat
! urday, but cloudy -along the coast.
1 1 Moderutt: temporalure.
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Local List.
TiMninM-aturo (dcurooH).. 7a .17
I HlKhral (last 1.1 lir.H.).... 7'. 71
l.onc-.-it (limt 12 Inn.).... .11 ;i;
Itol. humldlly (int.) 2 i
Precliiitnllon tlnchoH).... w 0
Ktulo of wcathur Clear, r. CIdy.
Lowint tvmponilurc this morn-
illK. 37 dcKrccB.
Total precipitation alncc 8uiitrm
bcr 1, 1828. 10.-TJ inchoH.
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Hunm't today, 7:U4 p. m.
Kunriso Haturdny. 5:12 a. in.
HuiiHt-t Snlurday, 7:00 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A. M.
' 120th Meridian Time
Lg..J
. 64 32 Cloudy
. C8 38 Clouily
.01 40 1'. Cdy.
. 42 30 Fork
.64 41 Clear
. 7 52 Clear
. 06 30 Clear
. 66 51 Cloudy
62 4 2 CloOdy
86 SI '. Cdy.
71 46 1". Cdy.
82 52 Clear
"4 42 Clear
50 14 Clear
62 18 CloUilr jSS
58 42 I'. Cdy. ;
41 Clear ;s
It Cloudyj
54 Clear
28 Cloudy 'S
ltjtker Clly .
Itlamurck ...
j!ol(e
Denver
l)en Moinca
X-'reano
Ilelena
Loa Hngolca.
Marahfleld
Phoenix
1'ortland
lted Illuff
JtOKeburif
Halt 1-akc City
Fan Francisco.
Fan la Fe
Seattle
Hpokane 72
Walla Walla 71
Winnipeg -
U V. Dl'C'k, MetGuroluglst.
Silk elaatlea In liloomeri outvear
two or throe cotton clr.Ktlca and
eostK little more. Hound elastic
loops may b" u.ed effectively In
Place of butionhoU-H acroxK the
back of children's bloomer. All ;
the strain of liondinif over cotneK;SS
FREE
a Lovely Handbag
'Tr--l i. v Hi C
'(.&''. --v-.--i'.-: -vr;. ' .--'viiVi-iiliiii v every vui scihuj iui
tmXMSBte2.5Q or over, your choice of
any handbag in stock up to $5
will be given free.
If you buy your coat Saturday, you will get green
stamps and a lovely handbag with every coat sell
ing at $32.50 or over.
Pay Less
Dress Better
SILK GLOVES
$1.25 and $1.75
Kxcpjilioiially pretty silk' gloves, ..soft
.silk, fancy (tul'l's iu till tljo beat spi-hijr
.shades. A good (iialiiy , and u low
price.. ; ' ' '
Pequot Sheets
g Rayon Underwear
HI .Made of Super h'ayon, J'ine iial-
51 v bloomers, regular style or
S sliorlies 98?
'1'i'iii-k vinnties. snort trim or
lat-e trim
K'ayon (towns !j1.08
Jvayon Slijis 1.60
I Specials for Men
Men's Rayon Union Suits
$1.25
Heavy quality rayon, blue, pencil,
pink. Sizes 'M to 4 1.
Men's Rayon Vests, 95c
Extra heavy weight rayon ribbed
vests. 1
Men's Novelty Colored
Trunks, 39c
Vast-colored fancy trunks. lingu
lar 50c values only I We.
Men's Socks
Special 20c, 25c,; 39c, 50c
A complete stock of Pequot
sheets.
81x108 $2.1!
81x1)!) : $1.8
81x00 $1.75
72x!)0 $1.65
72x00 $1.79
0:1x00 $1.59
Cases
-I2x:jg ...
48 ,
$1.25 Ruffled
Curtains, $1
Five-pieee set ruffled eur
tains VeurUiins, ' 2 tie
backs, J valance with
green, gold,, blue,' orchid
or rose trun.
Special $1.00 I
Shoe Bargains
In Our Upstairs
Store
Women's Patent Ties
$4.95
l'atsv ties, spike heels, spec
ial $4.93. '
Women's Beige Strap
. Shoes, $4.95
I'eiyc kid, Dorin strap, Cu
ban covered heels.
Women's Golf Shoes
r rv -k rRv $4.95
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
Si'noked elk or tan
calf, composi
tion soles, rub
ber heel, lizard
.trim.
Women's White Kid
Shoes, $5.85
AVhite kid low shoes in tics,
straps or colonial pumps.
All widths. . . ,v..
Men's Oxfords at
. ' Saving Prices ,
Tan or black salfskin ox
fords. All sl.es and styles.
$4.95, $5.45, $5.95
to $6.45
Men's
Black Work Shoes
Black Elk Bluchei's: very
special iu an easy work shoe
. $3.98
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