Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 17, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLAKE OF WOODS SET FOR SUNDAY I fopeii and equipped for occiiirancy, 'the grocery, boats, Usblng tacklo, I ate., are now ready for all comers', and. while the restaurant will not function until later on, visitors need not worry about obtaining plouty of food. This news was brought back to the city by Manager James tirey and .C. B. Ten-ill, who have return ed from a trip to the resort since last Monday night. . . - Former Sheriff Terrlll and Mrs. . Terrill, who have operated the pro- Welcome news to the Medford, ! and boat concession on this Ashland and other valley people ! sllle ot Diamond Lake for several who have urivatr , 1 -vears P881- w" no charge of the rik.n' Zfw i I "ei grocery at Uie Lake o" the Woods Lake o, the Woods, and others who this season. WEDFORT) MTTL' TRrBTTNT!, RTEDFOTIP, OKEfipy, FRTDAY, MAY 17, 102.0. - -.. VSHK FTVT! would like to visit thaC hlch moun tian pleasure place, is that the road from the Klamath-side to the re sort is now open, has been since early this week, and is in fairly good condition, that the Uke o' the Woods season will be informal ly inaugurated Sunday. When every thing will be in operation by the resort company except the restau rant. ... . ,- v .. . ' ' Tn cottageB tor hire will be E - I'i-esrntatlon of diplomas S. L. Sundry. v !enedii'tinn Rev. W. M. Wilson. Tho graduates were Burwpll O'Ki-lly. Leland Harter, Faye Le Molne, Norman Hruchear, Edward IIUIls Martha Laws. Murral Schaw unit Vllma Wills. The school hns been under the alilo mHiiUKement of Prof. Floyd II. Wlllcrt the paxt year, and much Kod work has been done. This i-losos the teaching career of Pro fessor Willerts, who is entering business In Medford. ltiilph Bner of Portland spent the week-end in Rogue River, lvlltlng friends. Mr. Baer was Boy Hit 3y Auto'' McMINNVILLE. Ore.. Mav 17.- W) Oscar Inland Hostetler, 12,'aJ son of Mr. and Mis. J. .1. Hosteller! of Sheridan, was instantly killed last evening about 7 o'clock when a car driven by O.' U. Ilowmim of Mc.Minaville struck the boy as he, dashed across .the highway n front' of his home. . .... ' : ' - , (By Mrs. Myrtle -Whipple) ROGUE RIVER. Ore.. May 17 (Special)-TThe high, school au ditorium at Rogue River was the i a former Instructor in the schools scene of the graduation exercises here. .Mhiw..i,. wivi- hio-h school: Miti. C. I IMolne and small .rH..;:.V?:, o 1929 '! daughter. Donna Mae IETI EN ROUTE HOME BY AIR "We shall alwiiys rt'incinbt'r Medford an one of the bright upon, on our air trip to Hollywood," mild Miss Ruth Klvers of BelllnKham, Wash., who arrived in Medford thin forenoon by plane on route to her. home, accompanied by the M isses KtU t h Carl) art, ' Mu riel Trlckey and Margaret Iayne. Miss Rivers atopned In Medford last rtnsslfled advertislnsr net renults.- have moved Kirht" students received their ! "r "' iiuesuay as Queen Kiuh unit tne diploma?, four boys and four girls. MO'll"om",''r h I. em-' M'sses Trlcky and I'ayn0 were Tire ; iJrogram of the' evening On Me Dengler. who Is m , princesses Muriel and Margaret. was' fVlfow ",oycd ',n the' railroad bridge. of th NorthweBt Tull, tvMvul Prelude Mrs. Minnie Guy. J gnng -peiy the week-end with iel- hcld ,(llit weck , i,e,nBhnln. 5nv6eatlon--Rev. W. M. Wilson atives here. - . . I am .just plain Ruth Rivers ! .... n .tvvMv MIpb Fnyo. LcMolne returned nnw nH ,,,,,,, rt., ...... Commencement a d d r e s a The I Tuesday from a brief trip to Rose- he Bald ag he ftna hep lml.ty woro Premised Xand Prof. E. T. Keen. . ?a,mtr ,uncn nt ranRlin s at noon, i v i-,.i.na -uui i nave oeon. navtng buch u River gave a small party after jgoort thne j nm l01ltll0 t0 lcavo Its regular session Tuesday nigh-, them. Everywhere wo have been, Ice cream was served to thoso.thcy navo uU b!Kn B0 ,,.00(1 to ua present. land It has been just like one big Dinner guests at the S. J. uiaK-i dl.eam, Wo 011iy loft Hoiiingham "- Store No. 34 . No. 31 Central' 20th Century Division: Store No. 55 1 226 W. Main my zaw y . Why pay CASH for FOOD? .Statistics show that almost 13 cents of your food dollar can be ' SAVED by paying cash. That is reason enough! But other reasons for buying at Mac? Marr's are the high quality foods, the quick, courteous service and low prices you find at these modern food stores'. . ' - r..- i-'i i--'.'','.'.' '.j :-'. " ' Savings All Day Saturday and Mbnday at Both McMarr Stores Mayonnaise Nnlley's. Full Pint'. ' Each .... 25c U Strawberr yu Preserves kcrs Qnullty. " 3: lb. Jar... CORN FLAKE8, 3 regular size . Kellogg 's. 23c 'Sugar 1 ' j.-. (. f - .. A . Ill KunlUtry ololli snckw. 25.k$1.43 CRAB MEAT, fancy selected white meat, iiediimi OQ size cans, each.. BRAN FLAKES, Kellogg prod uct. 3 regular packages SARDINES, Booth's, in mus tard or tomatoes: x 9R. 2 cans for r:ir.L..l:OC Soap Crystal While. 10 Bars. 39C Sunbrite Cleanser 4 Cans. ...19C i' t Crisco Fop lipttcr plo crust u-sc Crbco. 3 lb. Can.. 73C A carload of the finest assortment of. Fruit and Vegetables at MacMarr Savings. ONIONS, green, fresh 1 ( liuiiclics. 3 for ....' RADISHES, choice s'olid teLL. 10c NEW SPUDS, clean fancy po tatoes. 3 lbs. 25c NEW FRESH GREEN PEAS, choice quality". OO Grapefruit 'J-'miry Florida. 3 for... 25c Oranges I u Icy tinvclf, mcdhim larRo, at a Having. 2 Dozen... 39C 2 pounds A Asparagus irfH'ul ) rod net nt real wtvliifc 2 Pounds 19C itfiiiArVirfift Very Cnoice Calif ornia Fresh Saturday OiraWuerriCo morning at the lowest market price. SAVE AT McMARR STORES We Reserve Right to Limit Advertised Merchandise lv home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace UMolno and clill-. dren. Corrlne and Gaylo and Mrs. Hnrry Winters and daughter, Patny Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Thompson spent Sunday with Mr. Thompson's mother, Mrs C. C. Thompson. . ' '. Mil. Clarnbello. Williams and son were Rogue River visitors 'on Tuesday. . . Dinner guests at tho Fred Deng ler homo Sunday wore Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathos and Mrs. W.' J. Dengler; Wo are sorry to report that Mrs. Martin Uurkhart Is again on the sick list. Her friends hope to ace her about soon. I.lttle Dale Hatch, who was ill with Measles, is able to be about again. Medford visitors from Roguo River Saturday were Mrs... Reed Carter and daughter. Charlotte. and Mrs."Fern Gads and son, BUly.- Dlck Swacker. who has .been, working out tho assessment on his mine. Is again at hla old Job on the highway truck. . . ' Mrs. Grlmmett and son. Iee. and daughter, Rvolyn, and Mabel left to spend tho summer at the Grlmmett ramp near Klamath. Mr. Root ot Medford was a business visitor, hero last- week. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Trotter find Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Botkon were dinner guests nt tho Oscar Shenard home Sunday. " Mr. Westorfleld, poultry export of tin Farm Bureau, was calling on poultry raisers In this vicinity Monday and Tuesday. Tho poultry book, published by Mr. WeBtcr- fleld, is also being delivered. . The monthly council meeting was hold ai tho city hall Monday night. , ; . i- mm TRUSTEES - r- m nmiT I last Alondny and hore wo tiro duo to. bp back hame tomorrow.. , Air))(iue ruling 1ms found a whole-hearted enthusiast in MIbh Car ha it, who chaperoned the three girls on the trip, and she declared moving in tho air has almost be come as natural as riding in a motor car, but Hho feared it will he hard to, again become accus tomed to tho speed ot ground vehicles. ,' " v Next Monday the fjlrls will all go back to various positions they hold in Belllngham, with tho exception of Miss Layne, who lives In Scdro Wooley. 1 T Pear blight la making its ap pearance in several orchards thru out tho county. Growers should be on tho watch for any Infec tions In their orchard to tho end that no serious cutting of trocs will have to be dbno. ' The econd bloom of Ilartletts will noon bo on and this period Is- when most now infocttona are likely to occur. t A careful inspection of orcharda for thci next month will bo a pro gram'very much worth whllo for all pear growers to follow. L. P. WILCOX. - , County Agent. :E BUFFrtlvO, N. Y., May .17. VP) Assured by Iowa exooutives that full protection of the law would be granted trustees of Des Moines university In operating the school, Dr. Thomas T. Shields, chairman of the ' board, today launched a fight to regain the reins there. Ho and his colleagues now are barred by court Injunction. ' ' John W. Vanallen, Buffalo at torney, was requested by Dr. Shields to recommend that counsel In Des Moines begin court action for the removal of the injunction. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON May. 17. (Hiioclal.) Joyce miici- dox vt Medford was ono of five .-.plana students of tho Univorstly or Oregon who piaycu in a speemi music program broadcast ovor sta tlon KOR13 rocently. Miss Maddox, who Is a senior in the school of music, Is prum Inent In university muslo circles and la a member of Mu Phi Kpsl ion,, women's national musical far- ternlty.. She. is a member ot Gam ma Phi Beta sorority. Herr Eckstein, tho dean of Ber lin clacquers, has celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary as a paid npplauder. Reliable Grocery C. A. Whiljock, Manager No. Johnson's Market ,' No. 2 . ;: 117 North Central ,,When your eats come from a reliable grocery you have the best of quality, also the lowest prices. Be sure your next order is from a Re liable Store. Polgers' Coffee.. .....A:.. 50 3 cans Iowa Chief Corn 35 Calumet Baking Powder, pound can.. :. 25 3 Packages Jello 24 Pickles and Sweet Relish 2 Bread and Butter Pickles 43c 1 Bottle Sweet Relish ... . . ...... 15c Full Cream Cheese, pound..!.......... ;.'....' 29? Red Sockeye Salmon, No. 2 tins 29 Matches, carton 15' Waldorf Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 19 Starch Special Calumet Brand Gloss or Corn Starch, 3 Packages ........ 23c 10 Bars White Wonder Soap 33 49-lb. sack Drifted Snow Flour $1.95 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 Leu mm You hardly need a shopping list at Safeway. A trip through one of these bright attractive fotristoTes-wnCTeeverythmgisinaght,plauv y price-markcd-will remind you of every need on your list besides suggesting new com hinahmis and dishes vou have been overlooking. Shop the Safeway Safeway Savings for Saturday, Monday Pure Cane Sugar Sugar hns advanced. A further ad vance seems probable in .'the- near1 fu ture. ; Sack (100 pounds). $5.39 Peaches and Apricots Highway brand. Large. No.'- 2yZ tina packed in good syrup. An exceptional. : value at tho present market.- .. , - i 3 Cans Dozen Cans 59c $2.32 Pickles Tuna Tissue Hest Foods brand,;, that, good old-f asioli nod k mil; Crisp and fresh. ?' '' ''Light meat, fino quality. ' No. Yi tins. A real value. iKno quality, 1000 sheets lull count. Each 23 c Cans.. 39 c Rolls.:.. 25c Cocoa Fig Bars Bulk cocoa of superior quality.'' There is a dif ference. , Fancy quality white or 1 whole wheut. .'.-,; 25( Pounds...... Butter ? SAjttSAyAY'" brand inado; and kept clean. Hest qunl-j ity. Pound .... Pounds 29c : ? i-Malt 'j liiallo hop flavored. He ; mtlyij, guaranteed. , '. Large ' tins. : ' 44c i Each 55c '. inv,;.i'jr ' : Flour ;' ;'' ; J ; 'Xj, ;;-;:' Hig K Jlrand. Tliis flour; is strietly high patent, imido from tlie .best hard wheat -'obtainable. To further in troduce tho quality we 'offer, this exceptional value. It is absolutely guaranteed.' . ', Sack ........ $1,68 Barrel .... $6.68 Bacon Oysters A fine' mild cure, well' Best quality, 5-oz. cans, streaked with lean. exceptionally good, value. Pound .. 29C 3 Cans 49c ' Macaroni A very good ' grade of bulk macaroni and spa ghetti. . ' J O Pounds. 23 c . Shrimp, Fine (piality, delicious for salads and' cooktails.' 3 Cans . . . 49 c . Beans . . Heil Xlexican - beans lire . very jiiitritidns and cco : ' iiomioal at this p'rico. ' 3 Pounds...... 25c ';-.-' -; --'..t' ,-: , Ripe Olives : Highway ripe olives, me dium i?e packed in tall, tins. - . 2 TlaLX:..29c Rhubarb Fine large, local. 17c Pounds... Lettuce Solid, crisp beads. For.. 10c Potatoes Klamath Netted Gems in 50-pouud sacks.. ! Each 79c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 471, 210 W. Main 2 Medford Storef Store No. 433, 213 I. JUta TJ Phone 117 , fUl Phone 1010 Conveniently Located Meals aire be tter with TREE Orange TEA Pekoe On Your Way TO Crescent City I Three hours from MedforoJ 1 A welcome awaits yon tj Patrick's Creek . Tavern All-day Dining Service lj Phone or write for room ret. ervations, Postoffice Ore cent City, CaL ' :y. Elcctrotheraliy : . Chiropractic Dr.H.P. Coleman - 9th Successful Year In Medford S Treatments by Appointment Medford' Center Bldg. Phone MS? Natnropathy ; Food Sclenda"' 1 I I