Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

PXGE TWO
WlimfrnT?T MATL TRTRTTOT!. MEDFORD, ORECIOX, FRTDAY, MAY 10, 1929.
liTocai and
'Personal
t party composed of the follow-
lt Medford residents left here to
Tflry for Crescent City to spend nev
eiil days: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
lnauarger and children, Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Conger, Mr. and Mi's,
fc-tylor and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hose-
feurry. They expect to get a inrgc
Gue-xtft from a distance register
ed at Medford hotels. Include Bert
McGrath, J. H. U Carver, H. E.
: Wcndt. U. Knapp, O. W. Klmall of
l New York City, CVis. Gottlieb of
I Cincinnati, O., E. Riley of Chl
; cugo, Mrs. 13. K. Alnsworth of Chl
j cago. III., Hello Haltzman and C.
W. Owen of Philadelphia, Pa., and
H. C. ArmslronK of Denver, Colo.
. Green slabs, J 2 or 16-ln., select
grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co. i
Tel. 631. 42tf
Information has been received
by tho Iteserve Officers' ansocla-1
tlun nf thlu ulnln Ihnt at Ihn rncunt
national convention of the assocl-
k-i i . i ii. T Vki B'ation hold In Indianapolis. Ind.,
the lowest it will be this season. UeutPnant-Colonol Clarence R.
"I I .vi it n Ifarffn.rf ...... ... ....
W-cni' '"'"" ' "-", i-juictiKiss, iniantry reserve or 1'ort-(
jiumoer u. o-iti ' Mr,nd, was re-elected national coun-
? JDr. and Mrs. E.-, W.- Hoffman,' cilmun of the ninth corps area for
p itHoday for Eugene to attend the the third successive term.
juinur weett cna ttcuviiieu, onu win
t urn Monday morning. Their son,
Vernon C, la attending the uni
versity.. . '
? (carnival dance Sat. night, Nat
liirge hall. Dynge Bros, music. 61
(The Alumni association of the
Southern Oregon Normal school
illl meet this evening at 8 o'clock
&t the Normal school to discus
ttins for Alumni day ut Com
loncomont. - 1 . ; '. -Real
Estate, Insurance and
fcpndH. Bocbo & Sims.' Phono 8U 5.
vV
IMr; and Mrs. Lyle Fisher of
flams Valley left today for San
fancisco -where they will spend a
tow weeks visiting their son, Wll
JUlm Ftsher, who is situated there.
jTny will also take a number of
!iij)e trips to the pleasure resorts
found tho bay city.
JHelman's plunge opens May "4th.
r
Very Special
Saturday
Only
Honey Ore am. Spice
Oup Cakes made as
only Fluhrer can make
them. - i .) v -
17c doz.
while our supply lasts.
On sae at 9 a. m, i
;
Smart Millinery, Including wide
brimmed flops at special prices,
S3.&8 to $10 The Band Box, 223
East 6th St., just east of tho Gro
ceteris. C2
Th sheriff's offlco was searching
today for Kthryn (Perkins, 14
yours old, missing from her home
hero sin co yesterday forenoon. Hhe
was reported seen In Eugene last
night in com puny with another
girl, but no authority on the report
could be obtained today.
Flowers for Mother's day. TJlaCH,
tulips and panslos. Samuelson's
Flower Gardens, 208 Clnrk St. CO
Hugh B. Runklu, supervisor of
the Crater national forest, is home
from having spent the week on an
Inspection visit to Rocky Point and
other sections of tho forest in the
Pelican bay district. '
Millinery Sale, 2G discount on
all sirring and summer millinery.
miss Tayior, 42 Ho. central. 4
E, R. Cunningham, eleclrielun at
the Glendnle Lumber compuny mill,
is in tho Josephine general hos-
-He is suffering from a budly crush
ed foot, the Injury huvihg nccessi
tuted amputation of a portion of
the right foot. Ho was given first
aid in Glendale and was then
brought to the locul hospltul.
. Grants Puss Courier.
i . Headquarters for Trades. Beebc
:& Sims, Id S. Bartlett. 52
I W. W. Williams was among the
I Visitors In Medford yesterday from
1 Klamath Falls.
I Old-time dance, Nat Thurs. 4fi
Temporary auto licenses were is
Httod at the sheriff's offlco this
fnronoon to C. E. Martin, Charles
Elliott and V. R. Noland of Med
ford, t. C. Grimes of Central Point
! and R. C. Goodman of Ashlund.
! All kinds of woodwork. City
I Cabinet Works, 227 N. Fir. 58
Included among tho Orogonlanu,
other thun those from Portland,
registered at Medford hotels' are
F. J. Jlurvey of Handon, D. B. Nye
of Hood River, J. C. Currle of Sa
lem, Ij. M. Foss of Rend, Geo. W.
Knight of Hubbard, S. W, McOou
gal of Dullus and E, W. Bukcr unci
J. M. Lumb of Eugeno.
- You can't afford to miss tho sale
hats at tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop
In M, M. Store. Got'-your double
stamps, too. 52
Ovor 60 students of tho Central
Tolnt schools were to tuko part In
a health honor roll parade In that
city this afternoon, through Main
strcot and to tho city park, where
I a program was scheduled to be
given, with Mayor W. C. Leover
presenting tho main uddress and
I giving each student a health honov
I roll button.
I Mother's day special Carna
tions, per dozen, $1.25. Samuel
son's Flower Gardens, 208 Clark St.
50
Mlsg Margaret Fitch underwent
nn oporntlon for appendicitis at
tho Sacred Heart hospital this fore
noon and this afternoon was re
ported to be In a satisfactory con
dition. '
Smart new mllllnory on sale for
S days at 25 discount. Miss Tay
lor; 42 So. Central. 49
Old-time carnival dance, Oriental
Gardens Sat. night. M
Reliable Grocery
.... . C. A. Whillock, Manager
No. 1
Johnson's Market
No. 2
117 North Central
Go to a Reliable Grocery if You Want to Be
Sure of Quality Foods and the Right Prices.
Wait on Yourself. Buy Just What You Want.
... , Large Assortments to Choose From.
Regular Price 10c a Package
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti, Macaroni
Your choice for Saturday only
4 Packages for 25c,
1 pound can Sclilling's Coffee.'..,...!.:., 50
Deviled Meat, '3 ounce tins, 6 cans 23
Deviled Meat, 5-ounce tins, 3 cans.... i!2
Libby's Corn Beef, 1 pound can ,' ii5
Best Foods Mayonnaise, y2 pint size 19f
Best Foods Mayonnaise, pint size... 39
3 cans 5-oz. size Shrimp for 45
3 cans 5-oz size, Miss Lou Oysters .... 45
10 pounds Sugar, pure cane...... 57
4 bars Palmolive Soap 25
10 bars White Wonder Soap 33
Citrus Granulated Soap, package 35
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 Lesi
Misi Olira Andornon of the aher-
Iff'a office will leave rhla Evening f
on a short vIhH with frier, tin and
relative In Grans Valley, Oil,
Greatest Millinery values Ih Mod-
ford during our clearance aale for'
3 days only. Mats Taylor, 42 Ho. I
Central. . 4 f
jave iyncn, ciec at tno J'JMtea ;
poolrooni and woft Tlrlnk eKtabllsh
ment on Front street, was fined
?75 when he appeared In juntlce
court yesterday and entered a plea
of guilty on a chance of olllng hit
ters for beverage purposes. He wau
Arrested with other Front AtrcL'ti
men earjy this week, nil on thej
name charges. ! Cyphert, ar-1
rosted on a sales chargo, entered '
a pica of not gulltv. ; !
Peppy dance, W. f. W. hall, Friday
evening May 10th. Everybody
welcome. 4U
Old-tlmo dance, Nat'ThurB. 45 !
Another business offlco wan'
opened on North Bartlett atreat
this week when V. H. Wood arid
H, D. Powell, civil engineers and
surveyors, moved Into a part of
the building which was formerly
occupied by the Variety store. Tho
Wood and Powell offices had been
located In an upstairs room In the
Sparta building for the past year.
The big Clearance Bala In Millin
ery at the Km my Iou Hat Shop in
the M. M. Store will save you mon
ey. Got your double stamps this
week. - ' ' : . 52
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
MedTord Iumber Co. 327tr
J. 3.- Uunhter left yesterday for
Klamath FallH, where he will spend
a few days on bUHincss.
Helman'a plunge opens May 4th.
70
After IhlH date I will not bo re
sponsible for any debts contracted
by my wife, Marjorlo Flowers.
Dale Flowers. 1 4!i
Persons who attended the annual
Community llmno Products dinner
last night may obtain tho wooden
tickets, presented at tho door for
admittance, to keep as aouvetilrs
by calling at tho Chamber of Com- '
meree, where a supply Is available !
for those wishing them. The tick- j
ets are printed on small piecuH of
wood. 1
Supper at midnight, Fairgrounds'
Saturday.' v IW
Dr. M. C. Barber Is now lurated .
at No. fi and 8, Douel Hldg;, abovf
UuhscII's store. :'
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BUTTER
ICECREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE-PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
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TONIGHT
Helene ChadwlcK
Doi-othyRevxer
. C0MEDIE8
PATHE NEWS
Coming Saturday, May 11
"DANGEROUS DUDE"
Matinee 1:30, Evening 7
10 ami 15rf 1
Wn nro nut HitporHlltlmiH r!l'T wii bolievo in Hisns. Ciiunt silent
HulOHDinn workliiB all tho tlmn. T'IchhIhr In lonk ut, catcliiiiB (lio eye.
or liuiidi'ods, tlioUKimilH of fulled thai puns by.
ART CRAFT SIGN SERVICE , . ,
114. North Front
"Thoy Always Oct "the Beat of Us"
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Phone 1187
ay
Of POPViA COMStlHT
EVERYONE IS TALKING
ABOUT THE
ALL TALKING
SENSATION f
HUNDREDS SAY '
HOLD IT.
It Positively Ends
Tomorrow Night
ALL
Talking
Laughing
Entertaining
"Nothing But
The Truth"
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FIRST ALL-TALKING COMEDY STARRING
RICHARD DIX
WITH
HELEN KANE
POPULAR VICTOR RECORD AND RADIO STAR
t .f.-..k . and -
LOUIS JOHN B ARTELS- NED SPARKS
Furnishing Endlets Laughs
TWO ACTS
TALKIES
Admission
Mats 10 and 35
Eves. . 25 and 50
COMING SUNDAY
WILLARD MACK'S
ALL TALKING DETECTIVE MYSTERY
"THE VOICE OF THE CITY"
i
tcomomy.
Groceteria
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
JAMS AND JELLIES
I . r .ill'
Now that the home supply 6( jams and jellies is getting low we are making a 'Pe01
feature of the finest quality of pure fruit jams, preserves, jellies, etc. You will be
agreeably surprised to learn that practically all can be bought for less than it ordin-
arily costs to make them at home. - '
Besides the low cost there is the greater variety no matter what
fruit it is here in the size glass or can best
can afford to payiy A. 1 !
suited to your needs
your favorite
. at a price you
BREAD
Mb loaf ..f.rrlfH 3 for 20c
HAK oaf I . :....J ,.. . V;. ... .,10c
Cakes ' fine assortment 1 of ' layer
cakes, each . ............... 25c
Buns, Parker House or Napkin Rolls
' dozen, 15c -
FLOUR
White Down a guaranteed bread
flour, made by Sperry -
49-lb. sack $1.69
Drifted Snow . .-$1.93
Lion a good soft wheat flour
49-lb. sack . .'. $1.48
Other Savings Without Self -Denial
BOHNART'S FANCY RHUBARB lb. ......
Calumet Corn Starch-l-lb pkgs.
3 for . . . V
Golden Corn NoJ 2 can, 2 cans .
5c
20c
25c
25c
Seedless Raisins, 4-lb. pkg . . . . ,
Sultana Seedless Raisins 25-lb.
box ... . . .'. .V. V. r. l: $1.39
Honey 5-lhl can strained honey. . ,.59c
White King Washing Powder
large package . . . 39c
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars; . . . 35c
High Life Ginger Ale, 2 bottles . . : 25c
Imperial Valley Grapefruit, med size 5c
Green Peas fancy quality, lb. . . . 10c
Sunkist Lemons, doz. . . ? . . ... 23c
White Wax Onions, lb. ; . 7c
Catsup California Home brand -
2 bottles ... . ... 45c
Coffee our own roast, 3 blends ' ,
38c; 43c; 49c
43c
30c
35c
28c
35c
String Beans Pelaco brond No.
2 cans, 3 for ................
Prudence Corned Beef Hash No.
2 can
Grapefruit Juice 11-oz. can, 3 for
Swift and Co's Circle S sugar cured
pork shoulders, lb.
Malt Syrup-Tacoma brand No.
21 can . I'.;-. J ...... ... .
Garden Hose U. S. Rubber Co's
ribbed molded hose, 50 feet with
.. couplings . .( V . $4.39
Paintget our prices on the famous
. . Certainteed arid Weathershield
paints, per gallen $1.59 and up
6-Cedar Polish, 12-oz. bottle 48c
Electric Plates . V - . $2.49 to $5.98
Wire Pish Drainers . 49c
Universal Food Choppers, $1.69; $1.98
Stone Jars, 5-gallon size $1.15
. SHOE DEPARTMENT
Here you may buy with the assurance of good service Back of every pair of shoes
is our personal guarantee of good wearing quality no sending away to the factory
We back our own buying judgment with our promise that you must get full service
for the price you pay
Exceptional values in women's shoes, pumps, one-strap, T-straps, ties, oxfords, in all
shades and colors Nationally known shoes from the Peters Shoe Co.
THREE PRICES
$3.95, $4.95, $5.95
For the Men
Shoes and oxfords in all leathers and col-',
ors all built for style and hard service.
$3.95,! $4:95; $5.95
;and $6.95
For the Children
Our assortment of styles is so large that
we have what ycu want Nationally
known shoes such as Twinkie, Flexie and
Simplex and every pair must give good
service.
A Wide Range of Prices
All a Little Lower ,
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SILK HOSE
Mi
Women's pure silk hose in all colors
and sizes.
The famous Fine Feathers Brand
Per pair, 69c
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
Ready at 11:30 Old fashioned pot
roast, noodles, mashed potatoes,
gravy, buttered bread, coffee or milk
25 Cents
Strawberry shortcake . , 15c
GATES & LYDIARD
SAVING WITHOUT SELF - DENIAL
Use Our Parking Lot While Shopping In Our Store.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
''INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manag.r
Phon 105 30 N. Ctntnl
Bedford, Oregon
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Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Everything In Lumber and Building Material.
Distributor 9r Johnt-Mannvlllt Roofing
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cablntt, Windows, Door, Screen, Etc
The Old Reliable Established In 1M
When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phon t3t.
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