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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, WAY iO, 1929.
BEES ESTABLISH
Of all the places a swarm of bees
could swarm on a warm May day.
a swarm swarmed thin afternoon
In the flue of the Brownie-Marie
restaurant, after having flown over
the building for more than SO min
utes, searching for a place to light.
About ai-son as they started com
ing in tR flue, they began to fly
around the restaurant until the
bottom of the flue was boarded
up, making them prisoners Inside.
There was still some indecision
thin afternoon whether to lenvn the
bees in the flue until this fall and
collect the honey or to call James
Stewart, the bee man, to take them
out The bees that had escaped
from the flue made a novel window
display for the restaurant as they
kept crawling around on .the inside
of the glass.
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Your Medford
Piggly Wiggly Co.
Helps Those Who Help
Themselves
Note Following Savings for
Saturday and Monday
Saturday
Only
KELLOGG'S PEP or
RICE KRISPIES
Limit 3 to a customer.
7c
Saturdav PIGGLY WIGGLY 1 7Q
Saturday FL0UE( 49.lb sk 1 . i v
Only A prize winner for baking
GOLD LEAF PEACHES, 2a, 1 1 Qp
i u-ipu-orl in TTfinvv SvrUD 'can u
3. ...55 c
PURE CANE SUGAR IQlbs. 58c
PIGGLY WIGGLY BREAD '
loaves
Piggly Wiggly
COFFEE i
3 ibs $1.00
Piggly Wiggly
BUTTER
lib..
2 lbs.
47c
93c
CRESCENT MATCHES
boxes..
17c
COMB HONEY
Nice and bright
Ct combs.... 35c
Canada Cream
CRACKERS
Pkg.
19c
Special
This Week Only
Pkg. 45c
2 Packages for .
the Price of One!
With every family package of HONEY MAID
Graham Crackers you buy this week, we give
you a package of Fiesta Sugar Wafers. Quan
tities limited.
GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE
Full pint jar, 43c value
28c
LARGE SOLID LETTUCE
2 heads
15c
FANCY GREEN ASPARAGUS
pound bunch
10c
FRESH GREEN PEAS
2 pounds
25
NEW POTATOES
3 pounds
25
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, Med size, 1 7
3 for 1 ' C
SWEET NUT MARGERINE
Pound
17c
SNOWDRIFT
2 cans 47c
P. & G. Naptha
SOAP
10
bars..
37c
Swifts Jewel
SHORTENING
8 -lb pail..:. 1 .42
Peets Washing
Machine SOAP
pkg 39 c
Piggly Wiggly
Market
Choice Chickens and Rabbits
BEEF POT ROAST,
per pound
CHOICE STEAKS,
per pound
FRESH SIDE PORK,
per pound
Phone 1236
25c
35c
30c
........
We Deliver
PIGGLY WIGGLY
All orders amounting to $3.00 or more
FRIiE DELIVERY
We Pay 26 cts. Dozen for Eggs, Cash or Trade
20c
THE MARKETS
livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., May 10. (P)
Cattle and calves talking: weak to
shado lower, receipt 30,' billed
through,
. HotfH uuotnhty steady; receipts
215 on contract,
ahcep and lambs quot ably
steady; no receipts.
j l'rwlufu
- PORTLAND, Ore., May 10. (fP)
Butler, Hteady; eKtr.s, milk, poultry,
onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay,
'cascara bark and hope steady und
'unchanged.
Jtmmle Thompson, United States
.231-77-308.
Herbert Jolly, Great Britain,
230-79-809.
(x) T. f, Perkins, Great Britain,
232-78-310,
Horton Smith, United Btates,
236- 77-313. .
(x) Cyril Tolley, Grat Britain.
237- 76-313.
Henry Cotton, Great Britain, 234
80-814.
George 'Duncoq, Great Britain,
235-70-311.
W. T. Twine, Great Britain, 237-78-315.
.
R. A. Whiteombe, Great Britain,
230-82-318. .
Willie Robertson, Great Britain,
242-80-322.
Mat-Hhall Draaghon,' Great Bri
tain, 241-83-324,
(x amateur), ,
San FrniiciiHco Hutterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. (P)
Hutterfat t. o. b. San Francisco,
49 c.
Wall Street Report
NEW YORK, lluv 10. (P) A
Hiiarp revival of bullish activity
wuh Wall Ktret'H renponse today
to a Herie of favorable overnight
credit developments and a drop in
the call money rate to 6 per cent
for the flrat time in more than a
month. Buying orders poured Into
the market In tremendous volume,
lifting Hcores of Issues up 2 to 10
points, with nearly two score ele
vated to new high levels for the
year. Pool activities were resumed
on a broad scale and the rupid
advance in some of tho specialties
Indicated the urgent retreat of an
overcrowded short interest.
Public utilities were In active
demand. Low priced oils, especi
ally Sinclair, also reflected new
speculative buying. Tho close was
strong.
Sales approximated 3,000,000
shares.
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IIAGKV WINK UOhV CUP
(Continued from Page One.)
championship play for tho British
open golf title included:
Walter Hugen, United States,
217-75-292.
Abe Mitchell, Groat Britain, 222-
78- 300.
Percy Alllss, Great Britain, 221-
79- 300.
Bobby Cruckshank, United
States, 225-76-301.
Al Watrous, .United States, 226-77-303.
Gene Sarazen, United States, 228
70-304.
Tommy Armour, ; United States,
227-78-305. 1
OPPOSED TO FAG
POSTER OF GIRL
ASHLAND, May 10. (Special)
Ashland young people have gone
on record as definitely opposed
to the "signboard cigarette girl"
antl have accomplished results. In
response to their protest, the Fos-ter-Klelser
company has stated
that "no objectionable advertising"
will be posted on their sign-boards
In this district. This statement
was given out by Al Hayden, dis
trict manager of the company,
who called in Ashland and dis
cussed the matter with Reverend
C. D. Gaffney. The protest was
made through the combined ef
forts of practically every young
people's organization of the town,
A resolution condemning the
advertising which was posted sev
eral -weeks ago, showing a beau
tiful girl smoking, was approved
by the young people's organiza
tions and a copy of ft was printed
in the Ashfand Tidings. A copy J
was forwarded to the Foster-Kiel-:
ser company, that ordered the
posters removed.
A copy of the resolution was
also forwarded to the American
Tobacco company, which sent back:
word that efforts would be made
to prevent advertising of that
type In tho future. 1 i
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Francis Was Donor.
CHARLOTTESVILLE,. Va. Mny.
10. (P) The late Philip - Francis
Dupont of Falrvllle, Pa., was re
vealed today as the creator of the ,
trust of $6,000,000 for the benefit
of the University of Virginia. An
nouncement of the trust was made
nearly a year ago, but the name
of the donor was not given.
L
ON EAST MAIN
The Barnum block, on Hast
Main street, taking In the Monarch
Seed and Feed store and Littrell
Parts, and the Burroughs building.
In which the Kinney furniture
store Is situated Is being re
modeled externally by Elmer Chil
ders, local contractor and his crew
of workers, this week. The pro
ject will bo completed by next
Wednesday or Thursday.
The front of the buildings wllj
be stuccoed and painted. New
sashes are being built and decorat
ed for the windows and other at
tractive features added to make
them more attractive. According
to present plans, the interiors will
also be freshened up with paint
and culsomine within the near
future. . , ,
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Unemployed men are still calling
at the city engineer's office seek
ing work as laborers in construct
ing Medford's new airport. How
ever, so far most of the applica
tions for work have been unsuc
cessful, only a few men having
been employed at tho airport site,
making preparations for actual
construction.
Children's hats from iiOc up, pic
nic hats and silk tarns, corsage and
hat flowers, on sale for 3 days. Miss
Taylor, 42 So. Central. 49
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
- 42tf
Miss Bertha Porter left today for
San Francisco to visit friends and
relatives for several days.
Six-room suburban home, $2100;
only $200 cash. Phone 895. Beebe
& Sims. 62
This paper gives free tickets to
Barnes circus for children under
10. See ad and get busy. f3
Guests at local hotels from "Wash
ington state include I. F. Sperry
of Spokane. C. R. White of Everett,
Geo. W. Miller of Yakima, and the
following from Seattle: H. E. Wil
son, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Ehlman,
S. A. Metten, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Allen, Mrs. Eliz. Creau and J. L.
Farrell.
Walker . & Kincaid's opening
dance, Fairgrounds Sat. night. Sup
per at midnight. 50
Ladles' house dresses, office
dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
J. R. Soames "Rosalia" line.
"Every wearer is a booster." Call
964-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also silk dresses for sale.
Mrs. Bnrto. 4 5tf
NewLinqGriG;
br Style and Service
XChosen)
Pajamas isi.
Rayon hSmu A
Bloomers NiiJ H lvl! livV-'O
89c. w Jp-yi4fe
fine, lustrous, run-proof W '- Iffi ttiSrhtj
Ruyon fashions these I'ull-cul njll JStrW In
liloomors. In flesh, peach, and 1 Iffil ISlLis-iS'
nllo green. Voat to mutch 69c.l PHctWII
Rayon Chemises V,
Sllmly tailored undorthlngB that give the figure ( M
smooth linos. Decorated with contrasted pipings N H
and applique. ... vvl
Crepe de Chine Teddies
Sl.98toS3.98 J
Silk teddies are frivomoun with lnco and ribbons,
or demurely tailored. In 1. 1. In blue, flesh, X
sweat pen.-- ,
Bandeau Sets vO
S1.25 to S3.98 nFL
Dnnco sots of pnslol rnvon or jy Vi V ffi '7
crepo do chlno are chnrm- TX I it I
liiKly trimmed. Stop-lus ' ST' rs tJ
have tho new yoko jt f ) tTwJ
Now is the time to pre
pare for Spring and
Summer in the matter
of lingerie! Ward's of
fers a large selection of
dainty underthings at
low prices.
Pair
$1.75
Silk Hose
Service weight hose smart,
nractlcnl, pure silk to the top.
lill fashioned, of generous
longth. In a wide variety of. new
hadcs.
, Chiffon Hose
at $1.95 pr.
There aro oxciulsltely new
Bhades In these Bpecial Chiffon
Kose sheor and misty with
their French picot tops.
Sanitary Needs
23c to 69c
Fashioned for comfort and
dainty protection, aro fleh col
ored, gum rubber aprons and
skirts for-filtlng, ele.stic. sani
tary belts.
montgomeryward & ea
117 So. Central
Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
Building permit were issued by
the city yesterday to W. J. Roberts
to build a house on west Second
street at a cost of $2000' and to
build two on Lincoln street at a
cost of $1000 each, A permit was
also issued to Mrs. Margaret Feas
ley to build a dwelling on Crown
avenue at a cost of $9000 and an
other was issued to A. F. Flowers
to build a wodshed on West Jack
son street,
Miss Helen Kane, star in "Noth
ing But the Truth," being shown at
Craterian this week, sings "Do
Something" on Victor records. Hear
it.- Palmer Music House, it'r the
best ever. Miss Kane is an- ex
clusive Victor artist. -49
' Business is good, list your prop
erty with Beebe & Sims, 10 B.
Bartlett, . ; 62
Miss Helen Wills, world famous
tennis player, is a cousin of Mrs.
A. F. Noth, formerly of this oity,
but now of fialem; where Mr. Noth
is the Southern Pacific depot pas
senger agent. Miss Wills' father
and Mrs. Noth'a father are broth
ers. Hose mending, runners removed
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 216tf
Medford Warehouse. Distribu
tion, storage, crating, financing. 50
' Gad d Is & Dixon have the' con
tract for the ornamental wire fence
around theWederal radio station
property on tho Crater Lake high
way and .1. M. Dodge the contract
for drilling a well on the properly.
Work on both will start at once.
Owner moving away will sell
cheap or trade for Klamath Falls
property, all modern 6-room house,
garage, woodshed, on highway 1000
feet north O.-O. L. Co. office. Fine
for large family or couple to take
3 or 4 boarders. Tit. 2, Box 12B. 52
The cemeut bases for the federal
-osUn. utatinn towers are 15 teet
square and not 150, as stated by
t this papet last evening.
.Money joanea w
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 13, i'aim vm., cor.
Iain and Front, upstairs.
if
A
emviiii rnmmnnlcatfon
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. & A. M., Friday, May 10,
2 p. m. Work In the M. M.
degree. Banquet 6:30 p. m. Of-
flnaa nnA mAmhers of V&UeV lodges
have been Invited U be present and
Dartlclcate In the work. By order
of the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON,
49 Secy.
. 1
Brisbane's Today
(Continued trom Pag. On..)
Ho service. , His day's work paid
$60; not high, according to pres
ent Ideas. But is fifty times as
much as Mr. Coolldge's father paid
the black-bearded giant who tarued
In the Coolldge blacksmith shop $1
a day'fifty years ago.
Prisons have changed. One an;
dent hero solitary In prison had,
to encourage him, only the example
of a humble spider spinning and
respinnlng a web as fast as it was
torn down.
A well known oil magnate, jailed
because he wouldn't answer sena
tors' questions, has the deeiier,
pleasanter inspiration, of a blonde
trained nurse.
H L
In the medical department of the
Jail this blonde lady works for the
sick and Buffering, and says to her
oil man assistant, worth $l')u,u,
000 "Pleaso had mo that bottle of .
iodine," or "Watch how I fix this
Mucii can be learned in such
an atmopphere.
.... mi- nrsaltt.
The I'nuea cjiuiob
ed an imaginary "protector of the
i-.i,. u,o. nn Ine Island.
In imagination the enemy had land
ed cavalry. Infantry and artillery
on our coast. Our army, with great .
courage, theoretically, drove the ,
enemy Into the sea.
Fortunately, the United States
defense included twenty airplanes,
... ., ,kn oli-nlnnn is not
entirely unknown to our national
defense.
If any enemv ever Invades this
country it will come with a .thou
sand airplanes ano rooro. "
country will know about it when
big buildings tumble in our great
est cities, and populations- die in ,
tne sireetH ur mu m o
to escape deadly gas. .
At sunrise, while you were
asleep, groups of scientists from
many countries were gathered in
the far-off Philpplnes waiting lot
the sun's eclipse, having prayed all
night for fair weather.
Our United States naval observa
tory, Johns Hopkins University, the
University of Hamburg and other
..innirn hmifaa wpre reoresenteu
on the little island at Holla.
Absolute darkness caused y
sun's total eclipse lasted only four
minutes. , t
More knowledge about the sun's
corona and about the mysteries of
the molecule are hoped for.
The sun is Imiwrtant to all of
us we and our little earth being
hv-nroducts of Its cosmic power.
Wholesale Stores
123-127 West Main St.
BUY WHOLESALE
Brooms
Soup
Coffee
Extra quality medium weight " Van Camp's, assorted kinds
broom. Buy wholesale. to suit you. Buy wholesale.
Each ..... 75 12
cans
1.00
Fancy quality In bulk. Buy
what you want at wholesale
price.
Per pound ....
.33
Vianna
Sausage
Libby'a extra quality. Every
can guaranteed. Buy whole
sale. 12 cans .... 1 .30
Deviled Meat
Libby's fancy, pure meat.
Buy It wholesale.
Catsup
Van Camp's fancy eastern
pack. Buy wholesale.
Lg.b'tles
1.00
Hominy
Van Camp's fancy eastern
whole white kernel. Buy
wholesale.
cans
.45
Pineapple
Libby's Rosedale. Fancy
slices in medium size flat
cans. Buy wholesale.
1 2 cans .... 1 o45
Toilet Paper
Extra quality tissue, the
largest size rolls. Buy wholesale.
12
cans
.50
Genuine Ham
Libby's pure deviled ham.
Regular size can. Buy wholesale.
12
cans
1.40
Malt Syrup
Rainier, one of the very best
malt syrups, Buy wholesale.
Lg. 2 can..:. 39
Oysters i
Eastern pack, fancy large
oysters. Regular size can.
Buy wholesale.
12 cans ....1.65
Crackers
Fancy fresh baked, plain,
salted or graham. Buy whole
sale. t -lb. pkg... .33
Flour
Sperry's extra quality hard
wheat. We guarantee every
sack to please you. Buy
wholesale.
49,ib ski. 80
Rolled Oats
Sperry's. extra cream, either
quick cooking or the large
cream flakes. Buy wholesale.
12
lb. rolls...
.85
Baking Powder
Royal, the best cream of
tartar. Buy wholesale.
.2.39
-lb. can.
Cocoa
Hershey'a extra quality in
full half-pound cans. Buy
wholesale.
cans
.85
-lb. sack..
.50
Shrimp '
Fancy quality. We guaran
tee every can. Buy wholesale.
6 cans 1.00
t
Pork and Beans
Van Camp', extra quality.
Buy wholesale.
12 cans 1.00
Corn Meal
Sperry's fancy corn meal,
milled from the whole ker
nel, either white or' yellow.
Buy wholesale.
-lb. sack..
.40
Wheat Hearts
ctly the
I. Buy
.60
Sperry's quality. Strictly the
heart of the kernel. Buy
wholesale.
10 lb. Sk
Quaker Oats
Quick cooking, every pack
age fresh. Buy wholesale.
3 ig. pkgs... .75
, o Jelly
Pure fruit. Pick out the kind
you like. Buy wholesale.
Gal. size can 1.10
Kellogg's Pep
It's fresh, every 'oackaae
guaranteed. Buy 'wholesale.
12 pkgs ...1.30