MEDFORfl MATL TRTHWR, STEDFOTIP, OKEflQy. Fill PAY, .MAY n, 1!)'J0.
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CARKIN SEAT TO
III;
There Is no provision in the low
for the appointment of a- member
of the lettiBlnturo to take the place
of John Carkih.' who recently re
signed us repnfljentniive from" this
county. - :, .......
The law .provide that if n- spec
ial session of the legislature la held
while tho vacancy.. exists, a special
election must be held to fill the
unexpired term. - -1
" Thls mean there "will be a va-
' cancy until the primary in 1930.
when the term would have expired
along with that of Win. BiIbks of
Ashland. Senator Geo. Dunn's term
also expires next year and there ed contracts to appear on the
will lie a senator and two repre-1 card and JudtriiiK rn.m McCoy's
senlatlves lo dlect. Several "pollt-! performance, the oilier " cvenlnc:
cal lightning rods" - nru already ! with Auslin Rosander of Ashland.
llOiStCd for thwtn nudtlnnu i -..III I - ... An
1 1 - tn'keen fvnm i.liiir knni.ktul nut. i
i The Seattle inun is i;lever and may
j have a little edge on the local
! prdc.
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r PADELFORD HERElWASHINGTON RELAYS
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TOY WILL BOX
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SPRAY TECHNIQUE
local boxing fans nre assured
t an exceptionally good bout In
the I. O. O. F. grand lodge com
mittee, smoker to be held at the
j armory May 13. wnen Pat Padel-
ronr will box Jack McCoy of Se
attle for six rounds as a spechH
event on a card which will fea
ture a wrestling i match between
Jack Wood of this city and Kalph
Hand, former Gold Hill wrestler,
and well known In Southern Ore
gon. !'
Padelford and McCoy have sign-
SEATT1.E, Wash., May 3 d1)
University of .Waslihir; li car
nival records began to tremble to
day when approximately ItiO ath
letes from 3:1 Pacific northwest
universities, colleges and high
schools commenced arriving here
for the -tenth annual meet in the
Washington stadium tomorrow aft
ei in. .
The carnival has been divided
into five divisions.
toi--;the indnevAW&
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That Is our motto. We live upM
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every article to be what you
epect.,We appi'eciaie your
appreciation at every visit, yr '"''
C & II Pure Cane Sugar
In 25-11). doth hugs, caclivL
$1.49
Lard
Pure leaf lard, Just ar
rived, In 1 QQ
S-lb. ipailscal ,OU
Mayonnaise
IJt'Mt Foods . mayon
naise,, full Oft
pint jars, eaelivjC
Gem Nut
Swift's Quality Spread
nr lirea'd. A Swift's
product. nQ
2 llw, 7C
Soap
Palm Olive or C r e m e Oil
toilet" n I Q
soaps ........ ....1... j bars 15 C
Soup
Heinz , Cream , of Tomato Soup
cious flavor q qq
with a deli- 3 for VC
Catsup
Heiuz eastern Tomato Catsup
full piut bottles,
each "C
- Tomatoes'
No. '2y2 tins tomatoes'
puree'-i....:.l;l;-4 for.. 45C
Corn
Extra standard corn, packed in
No. 2 tins ......... 4 for.. 45c
Pork and Beans
CaiiipbeH's regular 13c size with
tomato Q QQ
sauce 5 tins cC
COFFEE-r-20th Century, always fersh . 3 lbs. $1.39
A ' .... ...
ri If Sperry Hard "Wheat Flour with tf A . mr
I I II 111 a moncybaek guarantee with ev- I
I LUUI1 cry hag 49-lb. bags... f I I J
Prunes Baking Powder
Oregon Italian Prunes - Schillings best Baking Powder,
in m rr every ounce guaranteed A On
bulk 4 lbs... AO C full 16-oz. tins "Jt
Powdered Sugar Dill Pickles
Packed in 1-lb." sanitary boxes; They arc always good for lunch
yes, it's C & II Brand, inr : es in o i n,
Per pkg. 1 UC bulk 5 for.. lUC
Gum and Life Savers Vinegar
A complete assortment Heinz pure Cider Vinegar .
All o in ' Piut bottles 19; OQA
kiudl 5 for.. 1UC Quart size
BROOMS All kinds and prices See us before buying.
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Chesterfield ciKarcttos
in tho new club pack
ages each containing
60 cigarettes. OC,
tjys
per ltr
The original packages.
Large pkgs.
for..
29c
Marshmallows
Light, fluffy and al
ways fresh, (f)A
run lb. pags 4mUC
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Department
LETTUCE Fancy large solid heads ... 3 for 25
ONIONS Large solid Yellow Danvers .'. 4 lbs. 25?
GRAPEFRUIT Florida Seedless big ones : 3 for 29
CABBAGE Medium size solid heads by the pound 5
NEW SPUDS They're delicious now ...... 4 lbs. 23
ORANGES Med, size extra sweet and juicy 2 doz. 43
"We Reserve Right to Limit Advertised Merchandise
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31 No. Central, Medford, Oregon 226 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon
A Hprnyinp dcnioiiHtrntlon will
bo held in tho Youne & Hall oreh
nril, six miles north nnd oust of
McOford, Momlay nftornoon nt 2
o'clock. Thin demonstration is bo
iiiff held under tho direction of the
county npent's office nnd tho pur
pose is to Improve the methods of
applying apray materials- ta tho
end that more success may bo had
in controlling insect posts.
IT. Van Hoevenbersr, who has
had unusual success hi the control
of codling moth in his largo pear
orchard m Sams Valley, will be
present and explain tho system
that hns given him such good re
results. Those Interested 111 stationary
spray plav1 "lll havo the oppor
tunity to seo one in operation and
thus observe the advantages over
the old portable rig. , . -
AH fruit growers and others that
are interested should bo present
by tho appointed hour.
L P. "WILCOX, ,
County Agent,
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Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, May 3.
Medford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonlifht and Saturday. Mod-
crato temperatures.
Oregon: Pair in eaNt, cloudy in
west portion tonight and Saturday.
Probably showers in northwest
portion. Moderate temperature.
Local Data
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Tenipernturo (Ucbl-ocs) CO . -44
Highest (last 12 hours) 73 ' 60
Lowest (last la hours) 4B 4-1
Kol. humidity (per et.) 37 80
Precipitation (inches)... 0 T.
Stale of weather...
..Cldy. r. Cdy.
Lowest temperature this morn
Iim: 4:1 denrees. (
" The comuleto lisi of camliilates
for the sludont -council at tho j
senior IUkIi school was announced i
this niornliiE follows: I-or ureal- j
dent, Edward lioames unit O.arloa.
Thomas; vico-presldent. Ollvdr,
Hughes and Doris Jonos; secre
tary, Uiura Drury, Dorothy Slead
and Kvelyn Snyder; treasurer. Roll
crt Carter and OeraUlino Latham;
business manager, Charles JJarnes
and Ben Day; editor HI Timos,
William Dougherty, ltobert Simld
lns; editor Crater annual. Mer
land Tollofson, Curtis Uiirncs. Dllly
Harrlman; yoll loader, Junior
Porter, Hud Hayes; Buns ciueeil
Harriett Canipboll, Marjory lion. ,
Kuril of tho candidates for of
fice this term has a record pf
worthy achievement back of him.
which is goiiiK to niako the race
Interesting, according to the high
school voters. Edward Reamea
filled the position of business
manager this your for his school,
whrio Charles Thomas .was vice
president of the student body last
year, president of tho sophomore
class last year nnd a letter man
In football and basketball.
Kor vice-president, Oliver
Hughes, a letterman in basket
ball is seeking offleo against Doris
Jones, who Is tho first girl ever
to run for the vlce-prosldency
here. '
Other offices nro found to have
their nominees equally capable
and difficult to chooso between.
. Total precipitation .since Sept. 1,
'ito', 10.(14 inches.
Sunset today, 7:12 p. in.
Sunrise Saturday, 5:03 a. m.
Sunsot Saturday, 7:13 p. in.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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Baker City 00 32 P. Cdy.
Hlsmarck 62 28 Clear
Bolso 70 40 Cloudy
Denver ............... 02. 1. Cdy,
Dcs Moines . ' &ts 30 , 1'; Cdy.
Kresno 8S 00 ' Clear
Helena (10. 40 ; Clear
Los Angeles .... 8ft 60 Clear
Marshfleld ' DS iSH Cloudy
Phoenix 02' ' 04'J. Clear
Portland 60 "44 i Kaln
Red Bluff- 82 62 Clear
Koseburg, ......... CO 44 Cloudy
Salt Lake City.. 08 ' 64 ! P. Cdy.
San Francisco... 72 52 . Clear
Santa Fe , 62 42 Cloudy
Seattle 58 42 P. Cdy.
Spokane 60 40 Cloudy
Walla Va)a. .... 08 - 40 Cloudy
Winnipeg .... 20 ' Cloudy
I W. DICK,
Meteorologist.
Circuit court was in session to
day on tho Jury trial of Clifford
Smith of Central loln against W.
Taruelt for $3080, claimed duo for
damages as a result of being
struck by an automobile driven by
Turbel! on North ltiverslde avenue
near Main street some time hgo.
In yesterday's case, Mncy Llnll. was
freed of a nioonshlno transporta
tion charge on grounds of former
Jeopardy, having been found not
guilty of possession in a Jackson
ville justice court.
Kmllli claims ho sustained per
manent Injuries and lost much
fimo because of tho mishap. Ho
aa confined to hla bed for several
Weeks.
Although freed of the transpor
tation charge, Llntt is held In tho
County jail to servo 30 days to
vhich ho was recently sentenced
on a speeding charge.
( Saturday evening. May 4, at 7:46
p. m. a program' will bo given at
tho Hoguo Hlvor Academy by tho
junior and senior classes. Tho pro
ffvam will consist of readings, a
short play, shadow picture, recltw
tlons. and musical numbers, (both
vocal and instrumental). A small
admission will bo charged. Tho
proceeds will be used for decora
tions for graduation exercises.
llome-inado candy will he sold
preceding tho program. Every6ne
is cordially Invited to altend.
Reliable Grocery
C. A. Whillock, Manager
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No. 2
I -tin ii .i n i I
At norm tentrai j
No. 1
Johnson's Market
In some stores you get groceries at a low price.
In a RELIABLE GROCERY you get NA
TIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS at just as low
prices as on unknown brands you buy else
where. Get your foods at the RELIABLE
GROCERIES and be sure of QUALITY.
THESE ITEMS SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY ONLY
Maxwell House Coffee, l ib. can 5(y
Folger's Coffee, 1-lb. can 5(jV
Best Poods Brand Mayonnaise (pint size) 28
No. 2 tin of Lindsay Picnic Ripe Olives 15
3 lbs. Holiday Oleomargarine... 50
Fancy Cream Cheese, pound 28
Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, 3 pkgs 25
2 cans S. and W. Kernel Corn, No. 2 cans 39-
2 cans S and W Telephone Peas, No. 2 tins 39-
10 pounds pure Cane Sugar 55
10 bars White Wonder Soap .......: 33
8 rolls Toilet Paper 25
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
STT0B ELKS
LssSeS' l work to bring to the store nearest you the widest SAi'?i
Krom near and far. the Snfew. nrarmivt; ; 7
'- 1 work to bring to the store nearest you the widest
selection ot quality foods at the least jexpense.
Safeway Savings for Saturday, Monday
Pancrust
A shortening for cake baiting pastry
and all fancy cooking in a 4-lb. pail
and 1-pint can. Plato pure vegetable
oil. . .... ,.
Both for
83c
Flour y
Big K flour, blended and milled to our '
specification. The all-purpose family
flour. Every sack guaranteed.
49 ibs $1.79
Barrel (4 sacks) $7.09
Babo
To give youi bathroom a .
beauty treatment use
Babo.
t cans for.. 25c
Tuna
Light meat. Wonderful
for salads and picnic
lunches. No. 2S cans.
Asparagus
MAX-I-MUM small whito
tender tips.
3 cans' ..........49 c
Cheese
Mild Oregon full cream'
cheese. Always nice for
any menu.
Cocoa
Pure cocoa in bulk, "at a
saving. , ', ,-.
lbs.
25c
Malt
Rialto malt. It's all qual
ity because it's all barley.
Hop flavored.
for..
29c
Pountt
28c
Can
White King Washing Machine Soap
Use less' White King and accomplish same results;
For silks and satins. , ,-'
Large package
39c
' (Quantity limited)
Beans
55c
Beans are higher than
they have been for years.
We offer you the finest
: red Mexican, variety.
O pounds..' 25c
Salmon
Rice
V
Red Alaska sodkeyo sal-. Fancy Bluo Rose head
mon. Tall cans. A real rice, in bulk, at a bar-
value.
gam.
cans .....
49c 4 ibs 29c
Chocolates
'Fancy hand mado choco
lates. Assorted centers.
In bulk'.
pounds..
65c
Oranges
Sweet nnvols. Full of
juice.
O dozen... 23c
Honey ,
Pure and wholesome.
Only by large purchases
aro we able to offer such
5 -lb can.:!... 63 c IB
10 lb can!.19ia
Graham Crackers ;
Honeymaid grahams ' in
largo family size with
packago of Fiesta wafers
frco.
Each..
45c
Mayonnaise
Gold Medal brand, the
mayonnaise of supreme
quality.
Pickles
Your choico of sweet,
sour or dill pickles,
packed in quart glas3
jars. ,
Wax Onions
Fancy quality. Now
stock. Sweet. '
Pint jar..
28c
Each.
33 c 3 ibs ......... ...25 c
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 471, 210 W. Main 2 Medford Stores Store No. 433, 212 E. Mala
. Phone 1010 ' Conveniently Located Phone 1171 .
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' Silver Cake
25c square
Filled Coffee
Cake
15c
It tastes like home-mado
when it comos from tho
Model
Bakery
111 W. Main St.
Star Meat Market
Choice Fryers and Rabbits '.
.' , i s.';?:;-.;... .J. : s
Beef Cot .Roast, per pound. ... ... 25c:
Pork Roast, per pSund . .:. . . 25c
Bacon Squares, per pound ....... 20c
Hams, half or whole, per pound .' . . 32c '
Home Rendered Lard, per pound . . 16c
No Better Meats at Any Price '
Phone 273 We Deliver
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