Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" -r , ' - - A new sport has sprung Into ex- fete nee In the event of a 'new lea gue In thb city. It has been the custom of the students to give sup- j '! port to a certain degree to all ac-! tivities that are connected with the, ' high school. In this young sport j there Is a particular need of sup- j : port for the other contestants havo , tneir xamii.es turn out en masse - to support them. , The kitten-ball team is one to be proud of now that Prink Callison has taken it in hand. . The team will have many -. , tough games and the support that ? the student body might render will ..' be fulljt appreciated by that group. Medford ;HiTlmes-wv:v We spray all kinds of trees and r. shrubs. No order too small. Phone I t your orders to 1039. 66 We are not superstitious BUT we do believe In signs, great sHent salesmen working at all times, pleasing to look at, catching the eye of hundreds; thousands, of folks that pass by. z w ' ; f ' We.'Guarantee Every Job We Do i .... - "They Always Get'the Best "of W".1; ---.: vv - Art Craft Sign Service .f ? S&NTFORDS at Santrords , Saving free DEUVERf Service We deliver free all .order of $2.00. or moreYou cani phone your order for both, meats. and groceries to , lantfords and . pay our deliveryman at your home A the. same time you get the full advantage of large chain store buying, it's much nicer to have your order delivered to'your home -You can't go wrong because Santf ords guarantee every piece ; of mer chandiseevery article-- to be entirely satisfactory both in price and quality Remember Santfords advertised prices are good all next week. , . . Soap Creme Oil, one of th e very best for' both hand and face Buy at Santfords saving price. 4 Large Bars.... .25 Shrimp Extra quality fresh packed, we guarantee very can Buy at Santfords saving price. . ,35 2 Large dan's.. -- ' r Sweet Potatoes j Del Monte or Libby's, extra fancy California pack, they . ' are cheaper than fresh At Santfords saving price. .19 Large "24 Can' vi Noodles Red Diamond brand, fancy Chinese Noodles. They are the best. Buy at Santfords saving price. .25 4 Large' Pkgs. Grape' Juice , Church's best, made from se lect Concord grapes, It's cheap at Santfords saving price. .30 Full Pint ... Blueing Mrs. Stewart's In tegular size bottles, there' is no better blueing, and it's cheap at Santfords saving price. 15 Large Bottle.,.. . A complaint was' filed. In circuit court yesterday by James Durkee against the eMtropoTitan Casualty Insurance company far- 9113.40, claimed to be due on at settlement in connection with an accident near Talent In May, 1927, when a horse ran away and broke Durkee's hip. Window glass, all sixes; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.' Dr. M. C Barber Is how located at No. 8 and 6, Deuel Bldg., above liussell's store, for the practice of his profession. , $3 John R. Sargent, Portland,' resi dent engineer of the United States bureau of public roads, arrived at Ft. Klamath this tweek .to- take charge of government road con struction In and adjacent to -CrateY Lake park. The Milne Construction-company of Portland will, re some surfacing operations ori a aec tlon of the east entrance road.". :' . Another good dance at the take Creek Grange, Rut. night, j -t 67 ." Money loaned to-;worthy people to pay their honest debts. 'Thomas' Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Blk.a cor. Main and Front, upstairs. J g4tf to Give Satisfaction-to You: 114 N. Front Phone 1187 SAVING STORES V - Pickles pak brand, extri fancy?, i " Trupali dill pickles, they are cheap ' there is none better, we guar at Santfords saving-price..,ri j,antee .every package at Santfords saving price. 2 Can .19..,.: SaMSagv J i Pure. pork sausage, country style, you will like It. .19 Per pound..:.... ' Rice - .-.r. California long grain, it's the best California grows, and it's cheap at Santfords sav ing price. . .25 4 Pounds Shortening-. Pancrust, a pure ' vegetable shortening we guarantee every can at Santfords say ing price. ;79 4-Lb. Can Pure Lard Open-kettle rendered- fm the very best lesf fat, bring your pail Buy at Santfords' saving price, .35 2 Pounds Peanut Butter Extra quality finely ground from the best peanuts, bring your pall and buy at Sant fords eavlrig price. - .20 Per Pound........ BEDFORD . A minor auto collision occurred! yesterday at the intersection of Sixth, and, Ivy atreet between caw drlverf. by, Lloyd,. Sunderman and W. H. -Iverctte, according to an accident report on- file at the po lice station tody a. Rogue Klk Hotel, a place to eat and something to eat.- 67 AH kinds of woodwork. City Cabinet Works, 227 N. Fir. 6 Carnival companies . no longer will include The ' pal tea on their annual Itineraries, as a result of an ordinace passed this week at a special meeting of the city council banning all future performances pf ithis nature. ? Also included in the, ban are dog and pony shows, tent -shows and other- outdoor en tertainment devices, with the ex ception of circuses, which were de clared 'by councllmen to be on an educational nature. t ' , Swimming now In drinking water at the Nat. ..? r -! J 4tf flail's Cafeteria will, open Sun 'aa beginning- May 12tW ' 67? : -Chester Hubbard o? the Oregon State college has beon elected pre Ident of the Sigma Nu fraternity. This popular ' young student is a fson of Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Hub--bard of this city. --..,- Cheap dry lumber ' at Medford Lumber Co. 827tf -, xWmdow glass, all sizes; also - plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet ;Wfcf tf An'action to recover money was on file today at the county clerk's office against J. A. Benson by Al fred Norrls of the Jacksonville 'Cash-grocery to collect- the sum. of ,$318.23, alleged, to be due for sup- 16-in. gren pine slab wood $1.00 pep tier, haul it yourself, v Medi Fuel Co. Tel. 631. B8tf" K Prices Gelatin Wyii fruit flavored gelatin. pk ;25 if Baking Powder Royal full cream of tartar baking powder, every can guaranteed at ; - Santfords saving price. 1.19 2-Lb.Can Pork & Beans Van Camp's, the bean of quality, buy all you want at Santfords saving price. .10 Med.' Size Can fr.t Salad Oil Pore v vegetable, every ' can guaranteed Buy at Sant fords saving" price. . .43 Full Quart...:. Llpton's 'extra quality green tea, tt will please you Buy at Santfords saving price. .65 Full Pound Salmon x Trupak or Del Monte, extra faney red Alaska salmon Buy a t Santfords seving price. . ' .25 . Large Can....... TRIBTTffB. MEDFORD, Mrs. Jessie D. McComb. state leader of county home demonstra tion iiKentti, arrived here yesterday to participate In the home atndy tour program of today. ' For- tomorrow one lot of S 1 5 Gage hats. 5.96; one lot tit.SO hats S each: other hats special at J3.9S and 3 95 at the Band Box Hat Shoppe. 22S East th St. (Juat east of the Kconomy Groceteria. Dance Jackson Springs Club Sat. niKht. 9:30 till t. M U D. Jones, who now is making hiu hnmA In Pnrtlnnd. Ore., return. et last night for a short business I trip. Mr. Jones will be remember ed as one of the owners of the Jones & Klrkpatrlck service sta tion.' Mr. Jones says "Medford sure looks good and .better than any city in Oregon, to my way of thinking." Also said he might re locate here in the near future. ' Klncaid & Walker's tlance. Fair grounds Bat. night.' . .57 Select grade factory blocks 5.60 per 'load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. Mi. Mtf L. C. Wilcox will lecture at the Jacksonville courthouse Sunduv evening. May 10, on the subject' of "Our Lord's Oreat Prophecy." Tne public is cordially invited to atl tend the meeting. ' ' Dance, dance and dance, Fair grounds Sat. night. 67 Swimming now In drinking water at the Nat. .' . I '; '. En route'to their home In Bol llngham, Wah.. the Mlsaes Ruth Rivers, Margaret Layne,., Muriel Trlckey ana Eflith Carhart arrived in Medford this forenoon, spent an hour here and left by airplane dur ing the noon hour. The party had been to Hollywood, Cat., left San Francisco thlB morning and expect to be In Seattle this afternoon, v Saturday B a f gains. Millinery prices slashed. Entire stock priced (4.98, $3.98, 2.98. 1.79 and $1.00 each. Kiddie hats 60c, (1.00,. $1.60 and up to $j.98.; Real money sav ing values. . Green stamps given with these- specials. . The Emmy Lou Hat Shop in M. M. Store. & . MrH. 'Bert Rostcl, who has been confined to her homo In Central Point this week with a severe cold, was toa.- reported to be showing Improvement. Ladies' h 0 u s dresses, office dresses or nurses' uniforms for kale. Taller mado to measure. The J. R. Soames "Rosalia" line. "Every wearer la a booster.'' Call 964-L forenoons for further lnfor nation. . Also silk dresses tor sale. Mrs. Barto. ': 'i 4Btf ' Arousing the h-o of , Oregbh edit- 'cators and prune growers la a pan- Sago on page'129 pt tneRand-Mc-'N'ally "Geography for BeglnnerSv'" used In Oreiroh schools, nutting the prune-growing Industry entirely 'Jn California, .'and describing prunes) as dried plums. 'fhe paragraph Jis Us follows: ! "Prunes" are dried. plums. In the Irrigated soil: of California, many largo sweet grapes and Blums are raised, .and' they arC' 'snrad' out nnd dried 'In tbe suit"! Tho" nook was. .written ,by . Edith) Hliopord. a.GhlcaBO 'school prlniMk pal. ' . ..':.!- v ?'.' - Summer .pricey on. seleot grajt green' slabwood.' ded. Fuel Co, lej. oat. db TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BALE Clone1, In Katrt Main St. home of 7 roomu; modern, double plumblriff, espxlan? Bult od to renting a few rooms; larso lot. shade, on pavement, with atl assessments paid. Absentee owi- er says sell for $3600; reasonable, terms. See Charles A. , Wirtjf Agency, Inc., exclusive agents. x 68 FOR SALE Near high school, '2 modern stucco homes, attractive in design, good location, always rented; income 1624 per year. A reul buy at $4,000; terms, or will exchange for southern California. property. See Charles A. wing Agent y. Inc., ' exclusive agents. 68 FOR BALK Foothill Mock and dairy . ranch consisting of 116 acres, of which 20 am in cult!-, vrifion; has wator right, and seeded to alfalfa; balance tlm ber and pasture land; abundance of outside range; small family orchard, berries of all kinds: 5- room nouse,-' furnished; barn, milk-house with milk 'separator. and other outbuildings; 8 head of milk cows, 4 yearling heifers, team, waston and complete facm equipment; creek runs through place. This property is only-4 miles from tftwn and Pacific highway. Price completo $3800. Good terms. See Charles A. Wine Agency, Inc. 58 FOIi SALB--Two 2-wreekn-old rei5 Istpred Jorwy hull calvea; fine damn and' Blrea'; ' reasonably priced, helnff youngs R. D. Ban ford, 399 Boach St., Aahland. 611 WANTED Single man for goneral repair and Janitor, work. Per sonal Interview.. New Aahland Hold.'- ' " -67 WANTED - Steel filing cabinet. . Box U Anhland, Ore. 67 -tt' a i c FOR, 8AI,K Orasn hav t( per ton in the field. E. Walz. 69 FOR RENT Unfuftilahnd. r,-rcom hiiiine, ! irlpp St, lniulro 216 Haven St.' ;- 67 FOR RKNT Small furnished house, 3 rooma and bath; clean, close in: suitable for 2. Inquire 126 Bw. Holly, ' . 68 FOR HAI.l-WThoi-oughbrcl R. I. Red hatching eggs. Call .964-1.. FOR BALH: At a bargain. 10 acres In city Hmtta, on country road. - Write owner, Bo 35, Mall Trib une, i - 68 FOR RKNT -n- 8 -room furnished apartment, $22.60 mo.; ground floor, lights1 and water paid. HII llman, 333-W-2. ; 6tf WANTED Modern B-rm. furnish ed housn to Irso for one year hv 2 adults. Medford, llox 441. 67 8IHKIYOU HIOKIHTH HOMKB One. of Medford's most m'dern and beautiful colonial homes; new. 8 rooms, largo parlor, fam ily bedroom, sun porch, tele phone booth, arbor, pool, double garage. Don't miss seeing this before you buy. Price only , 600; terms 5-Room modern bungalow, also : on Siskiyou Halghta. . l'rlcs only JS100. . . To buy. sell or exchange your property, see Deal A Knight. JO N. Bartlott Ht. I'hono 1089 6S FOR RKNT Modern furnished apartment; adults. 135 N. Holly, fhone 746-X, 68 OREflOy, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929. George C. Boardman, represen-' tuive ot the Mullen steamboat com- ' pany of San Francisco, spent sev- j era I days this week fishing In the ' Rogue, under the tutelage of Wm. j F. Isaacs at Big Rock ldge. . i Supper at Fairgrounds every Sat. i 67 ' Cheap lumber and cedar posts. ' Medford Lumber Co. S27tf Included among guests from the state ot Washington at local ho tels are Howard McKinney and George W. Piper of Tacoma, Mr., and Mrs.- Jas Hunter of Suokane and P. B. Sholtes, C. A. Martin and Samuel Applest9ne of Seattle. Kindling for sale, limited aupply. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. Mtf ' Don't forget the Fairgrounds Sat. night. ' 57 K. E. Ericsson of K. E. Erlck- son. Inc., mukers of street truffle markers, was a visitor In Medford today while en route by motor from lxs Angeles to his headquarters in Portland. While In the' city he had a short visit with George Pres cott, cliy traffic 'officer;- whonv he- had 'known sometime ago when' both men lived in Montana. ::Mr, Erlckaon's company' has branch ot-' .'flees throughout .the United States and Its products are used In Med-' ford at the Intersection of Main and Riverside, and In Central Point at the Pacific highway appratches into the city. .' Kindling for sale; limited aupply. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 63tf - Another big dance, Fairgrounds Sat. night. '. 67 Circus day passed quietly for the city police department as-no ur--rests were made, nor were reports deceived of any disorderly conduct or petty thievery.. The police, how ever, took special pains to prevent any possible outbreak of crime. Let me write your fire Insurance Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland) Phone , . j.:-,; , tf : - . Obituary BUNNELL Morris B. Bunnell, resident of Medford fors the past j nine years, pnssed uwuy at his home, flop" Uouth ' Oakdale Very early this, morning at the age of 76 years. . ' , ' - ' ' Mr. Bunnell, was born at. Bunnell Hill, Penn., Feb. 23, 1854. - He was married in 1881 at Atchison, Kan., to Sarah E. Miller who pasHed away in Medford a little more than one yearago.' Mr. und Mrs. Bun noll Were the parents of four chil dren, ihree of whom survive', Carloton G, . Bunnell, . deceased; Victor L., - of . Detroit, Minn.; Gretchen Bunned. 'McDonald, and Norma Bunnell McAllister,- botluof Medford. -; Funeral, He'rvlces, with Rev. J. K. McDonald of ficiatlng. will be held at ..the 'Conger funeral-chapel at 2 p. -m. Saturday; " Entombment will folow beside hls deceased wife in Medford Memorial .Mauso 1 e u m whore the local Masonic lodge will . have charge of final rites.- ill Births Mr.' and Mrs. 'Nolan Marion ' are the parents of a seven and one halt pound boy born at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday, - . - Mr. and Mrs. Vohb E. Thompson arV the parents of 'a ' six pound, five ounce girl born at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday. Stated Oommunlcntlnn Medford Lodge No. 103, A. X X F.& A, M., Friday, May 17,!' V 7:30 n By order of tho W. M. -. C. M HOUSTON, Secy. i- Maxunio Notice. All Maaona aro urged to moet'at Masonic hall at 1:30 Saturday, to attend the funeral of Brother M. B. Bunnell at the Conger chapel. By order of the W. M. it ' C. M. HOUSTON, Socy. y . Nntll. '. The Medford Furniture 4 Hard ware nlore will ho cloned all day Saturday, on account of the death afternoon at ' 4 o'clock, Secretary of Mr, F. W. HolllB. . ' .', 56 To ItciHirt Hvtt lenient WASHINGTON, May W.MP)4- Announcement of the sqttlc).nen.t ,ean. wa--an hope, to see dlph, rf the? Tacna-Artra dispute be. i tlora completely disappear in .ween Chile and' Pera .will bw-marlo 1 0r,n' 'arid all olv'illKid communU conference with the press, this Httmsnn today m lu. Classified njlvortlalng gets results. - -LU.-li-Jl - . i- V" 1111 '"" '." " . t' 1 ,, Last Times TONIGHT , jf ' CHARLES FRANCIS COE'ft , " "BLIND FOLD" With -QEORQE O'BRIEN iLOIS M6nANTn TOMORROW ONLY . Continuous 12:0 to 11 P. M. TOM V M IX, In Hit Latest Western Adventure "Outlawe ' J. AdmlatlM ' . Mati..! 10 Und IS Evta... ..10 and 25 Q We have a new shipment of English Bis ctiit, including many: hew varieties.- Try a package of these delicious Biscuit the next time you are giving a i Ritz Assorted City; Assorted family Assorted .Cream Biscuit Red Riding Hood V. i 1 o n EXPERIENCED SALESMEN TO Personal Attention lii!IIIlAFH 252 w - HEALTH PROBLEM FUR STATE KOW IS CL, 'lA GhXNBE,: Oro,, May p)- Control ot Slphiorla Is the public health protsWm oi grcau Importance In Orcgenint this time. Dr. Leo B. Bouvy of I-a Orandp. prcsMont of ,'the Oregon State Medical society. ald In the open ing address of ' the ' 66th annual state convention. He advocated an antl-dlphthorltlo tcampalgn. J "In 1928 tiie stata ' board of health ' received - reports of 643 cases, of -tho diphtheria with 6 deaths," Dr. Bouvy Bald. "By proper education of tho public and by co-opcrntlon with the publtc. all of this could have been avoid ed; "l strongly advocate, the Schtek test: toxin-antitoxin "lh .all posi tive ' cases, and '. another, . Schick toot ufrni. n fow months to dO1 I ..... v. 0nD immn i,v had len AevSloned. Bv this . ': . . f , . FREE CHIN AW ARE 'WITH EACH LADIES' TICKET " III v- niWHTHFRIA GREATEST 1 r " i r . i ( B i if '' It . 1 301 For the Party LOOK OVER THE 5 o'CIock Teas Lemon vPuiffs Cheeselets High Baked Noah's " Ark FOR SATURDAY ; Fresh Home Made, Cakes and Pjes , Special-3 Cans Florida GrapefruUV69c l . 'GROCER jirlt i oaoc logo Saturday When the Dod Swing Open to Thi Inimitable Economy ' Event r Pple WH1 Ga .i.. .bh - ' .jsr- " - -T " 1 rtrA-ilH."". "- Over Our Stupendous ; Our 'Entire Sales Force Including Extra Sales People Have Worked Like Tro jans the Past Few Days in Preparing ' P 1-HiS IfeAst 'OF::f: i ' ' : Unmatchable,B Remember the Opening Hour Saturday at 9:30 A. M. West 222 We.t Main PAGE THREE IODCI 5fl party r - r t LIST. ;; . n Royal Puffs ; fPIaybox . . Bears ' Shortcake 7 SERVE, YOU Prompt Service Phone 252 1 oM'!'.' ; aoi Gioridu sly Side ''' V .'.,' Mm