Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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wwn mrm rnrmrm. wedfotw, oTrafioy, frtday, may 24, 1929.
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Iocal and 1
-'Personal
. Flshormen cutcli.ing stuelhead In
the Koguo river with U)e left ven
tral fin. located In the center of
' the lower side of the fish, missing,
are urged to report the catcher to
local sporting goods stores, as the
fins wore clipped off through nn
order of the state game and fish
comipXwton as on experiment' tp
follow the Habits or me una.: jne
. method 'was explained at. last
nlght'e-'wiiorttimen's' -meeting at the
Hotel Medford, f . ,
' T; tht: PUWic:' "ipni lb need of
1300 or liOO to go hack to Port
land and have my operation com
pleted. I want someone to advance
this. Can give pretty good si-cur-
Ity. I should go at once. ' W. J.
Messenger, R. ,1, Box 88, Medford
Special for Saturday: 8 round
loaves for 20c. - M.odal Bakery, 111
V. Main. M
Mr. and Mrs. George A. dwunls
, left by notor this morning for
northern points. They WIH Btop
over In Eugene tonight and tomor-
row, where Mrs. Edwards will take
. In the convention of the state fed
eration of business, and professional
..women' clubs. -
Mr. Oeo. C. Knearin, special rep
resentative of ; the Exchange JDe
partioopt: of ithe Woodmen of .the
World, is hero a few days. Any
member desirous of an appointment
can do so by calling Mr. R O. 81111
. man, W. O. W. Bldg., Medford. 60
-Coffee served from Individual
percolators. Sweet Shop, next to
Postofdco. ;-. i : 63
Mrs. Lester Dimlck .or 'Wood
burn, Ore., a delegate to the He
bekah grand lodge, is' visiting her
aunt, Mrsi Martin Forbls and hus
band. ;. .- . . i .' '
Belle ITuggins, parmanent wave
siieclalist from Portland, Is now at
the Holland Hotel for a short time.
Can eurl In style Including plno
apple and Mae Murray permanent.
Flat wave need no finger wave.
Make appointment early... 64
Get those - fenders and auto
- bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
' Metal Works, opposite Lewis Buper
Service Station. Phone 418. tf
Guests from a distance register
ed at Medford hotels include J. A.
Kennedy of St. Paul, Winn., A. C.
Aubertln and W. H. Whitehead of
Chicago. 111.,, 8. Ii. Moss ofBnltlf
more, Md.,' Mary K.T-Mullel" of Ft
Wayne. Ind.,' Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Lrd of ' Vancouver, B. C, C. C.
Cross and - 'Vancolt Richards of
Mlnot, N. D and Mrs. A. W. Lind
say of Vancouver. B. C.
Dutch iris, .purple, yellow and
. pink, 60a a dozen. Samuelson's.
'20 Clark.'-. - ' . 62
Dance, Eagle Point "Sat. night.
Dance till 2:80, ; '' A4
,' ' Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson and Mrs.
; B, B; MacNaughtont-jnoOier. nnd,
sister,' respectively of, Mrs. Fred
Cummlngs, left for their home nt
' Portland yesterday, -following Q
week's visit at the Cuntmlngs home.
16-lnV green pine slabwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself, Med.
Fuel Co.- 'TeCtSSIt f t, 1j EStf
. Money- leaned to Worthy poopty
to pay their honest debt. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Bfk., cor.
-.Main and Front, upstairs. Hit'
;. :' "Orondma" Mary Dunn f l'urt
, land, on . of, tho .real pioneers of
(southern- OroRon,- is this -week ohi
serving her 93rd birthday anniver
sary. Senator George Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs.- Pat Dunn are In
Portland to-assist "Grandma" . ns
she Is generally known here. In ob
serving the happy event. Ashland
Tidings: ..
Balloon Dance, old-time, Nat Sat.
" Dyngn Bros.' good music. - 66
' " Window glass, all sizes; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks,
Bismarcks
a new' Item' recently
evolved in ' our cake
. ' shop, is daily gaining
new friends. To hasten
. .. the acquaintance - o f
; many of our customers
r, with this new sweet
rlough -dainty wo will
' tell
v Bismarcks
w-- ' at '
19c
-: THE DOZEN ..
r V'1' , ''j. : ' i
V L V., ' '- y.i .
,. . ; ; i t
for - Saturday only..
These delicious pastries
. sell regularly at 30n
doien and at this spe
cial sale price are a ,
, value no one an afford ,
to overlook. " '
Fluh
rer s
N. B.: Also just want
to remind you we daily
offer ' the largest and
most complete assort
ment of breads and pas
tries in Southern Oregon-
Mrs. Maude Coy Robinson and
Miss Uertha Coy of Gold Hill Join
ed the local delegation of business
and professional women at Med
ford this noon, and left with them
for Kugene, where they will attend
the annual convention of the Bjalc
federation.
" Pa nee till 2:30, Eagle Point Sat..
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Summer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. -' i3lt
The temperature was cooler to
day with partly cloudy . weather,
and tomorrow will be still cooler,
according to the forecast of show
ers tonight and tomorrow, with rls-
! Ing humidity. The maximum tem
perature of yesterday; was
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
, ' ' 53tf
Overstuffed furniture can be
cleaned at a nominal cost. Phone'
the Pantorium, , 244, for particu
lars. . . 75
Among the Callfornlans register
ed at Medford hotels are Verda
Cupples and Joseph and . Anna
Soares of Rod Bluff, W. Brownhlll,
H. A. Pfeiffer and Mr. rand Mrs
H. B. lloun of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Eastman. J. "O.
Bradnor. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rogue
and W. W. Johnstone of San Fran
cisco. , , : e
What you want when you want
It. Milk 10c a quart. Sweet Shop,
next to Postofflco. 63
Try our hot plate lunch,' 25c.
Sweet Shop, next to Postofflce. 63
Collection, of taxes so - fur - this
year at the 'Sheriff's office reveal
ed an appreciable increase over
collection totals of 1928, according
to figures nt the office today. A
total of 1602,097,47 was collected
In comparison to an amount that
was $?t, 432.65 less huft ear, '
We are not burning our slsbi
but selling them for 13.60 per
card, 4 -ft. green pine. Valley Fuel
Co Phone 76. 63
Balloon Dance, old-timeNat Sat.
Dynge Bros good -music. - 66
T. Slater Johnston motored. Into
Medford from his Rogue - river
ranch yesterday and spent tho day
with friends.
16-ln. gn en pine slabwood tl.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med
Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 53tf
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tfT
Rov. M. A. Mercy of Eugene.
district superintendent of the M. E.
church, Is. in Ashland this week,
his first visit there since hi recent
appointment to succeed Dr. S. A,
Chancy, who .resigned to tako up
pastoral work In Washington. .' .
Rug cleaning special for two
weeks, Let us eliminate 2-3 of
your housework by cleaning your
ruga thoroughly with our guar
anteed process, moth proofs, 0x12
size, $4.00. Phono Manson, 266-R.
Medford Mattress Co., 30 N. Grape.
., '.: 73"
Dr. M. C. Barber is now located
at No. 6 and 6, Deuel Bldg., above
Russell's store, for the practice of
his professiont ' ' 1 ; , 68A
otarsnuii u. noppin, airport ex
pert for tho federal department of
commerce, this weok approved tho
plans for the Salem airport, with
a few minor changes. Ho recom
mended purchase of additional
land . to complote the roctanguluv
shape of the field. , . '
Klncald'a dnnco, Eaglo Point Sat.
nght. Dance till -3:30. 64
Jiavo your rugs cleaned by tho
only plant In southern Oregon
equipped to properly do this work.
Phono Pantorium 2"44, for particu
lars, or havo our car call.. No ob
ligation. 76
Mrs. Bert Nelson and Mrs. Dale
Stokes of the Eagle Point district
were visitors In Medford yosterduy.
Dynge's Old-time Dance, Wed.
and Sat. at Nat, 60c. 68
I,et me write your flro Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 003. tf
Temporary auto licenses were Is-
suod yosterday afternoon at tho
sheriff's office to W. Dougherty,
Kay Kenaston, M. J. Swing nnd G
II. Nlckcrson of Medford, Don Prntt
of Jacksonville and Claycomb Mo
tor compnny of Ashland,
Holman's plunge opens Mny 4th.
70
. For rug cleaning service, call
Manson, 866-R. , 78
11. G. Wing of Dodge City, la..
is spending a short time In Med
ford visiting his son, Charles A
Wing, local realtor. : '
Swimming now In drinking water
at tho Nat, i 44tf
lllllah teniplo has chartered i
special train. -for tho Los Angeles
convention of the Imperial Shrine,
tr train leaving on May 81. Tho
fsre .for the round trip has been
placed nt about 130, nnd all Hhrln
ers and their families may take ad
vantage of the iiito. , Local Hbrln
ern who expect to attend tho con
vention should got In touch with
Ham , II. . linker. Grants Tuse
Courlor. . . .
Milk-fed fryers ready for the pari
Saturday at Publlo Market. Mrs.
While. 63
O. F. Mays returned yesterday
from Hood River, Ore., whero he
hnd spont soveral days In business.
Dance till 2:30. Eagle Point Sat.
.
Today Is tho last day for filing
applications for retirement of dis
abled emergency army, navy and
marine corps officers, who were
disabled as result of service In the
world war. The Veterans' bureau
at Portland will remain open until
midnight tonight, to receive any
last hour applicants.
Summer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel ' Co.
Tel. 631. S3tf
Among the Oregonlana registered
at local hotels are M. A. Lynch of
Redmond. Frank Hrouer, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Brouer nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. I
H. Hrouer of Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. I
Howard C. Wsddell of Iloseburg.
Dr. Ralph Dlnpel. H. C. Dtppel, Mr. j
and Mrs. T. F. Mesch and syn nnd j
J. W. DeRouza of Salem, t War
ner of Hermtston, E. W. Oalller, L.
W, Mynott nnd E. M. Pomroy of '
Bandon. J. M. Rennle. A. W. Sala !
of Eugene, Mrs. B. O. Larkln of
Culver, Mrs. M. V. B. Knss of Me
lollus. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. It. Nelson
of MrMlnnvllle, Don Wilson of Cor
vnllls, Hulda I'eter, 11, E. Pearson
and I-eona Young of Echo, and W.
D. Ilsyden of Dallas.
Old-time dance, Ashland Nat Sat.
night. I'nder new management.
New music, J
Included among tho visitors In The Pendleton roundup this year
Medford last 'A-enlng from Hose- Uvlll be bigger and better than ever. I
burg were John Ewell, president according to Will C. Myer. who was
of the Douglas County Game Pro- in Medford yesterday from Pendle
tective association: A. C. Murstern. ton. following attendance at the
president of the Roseburg cham- j annual I. O. O: F. grand lodge ses
ber of commorce; Charles V. Stun-j sion here this week. Mr. Myer re
ton, c(iy ditor of th Iloseburg News ported preparations have already
Review: C. A.-Lockwood, president been begun for the big event in
otlhe Oregon State Game. Protec- anticipation of an exceptionally
tivo association: . IL C - Wadell. large attendance. Like other Pen
member of board of trustees ofidleton Odd Fellows hro for the
Battleship Oregon. j annual lodge session, Mr. Myer
Ladles' house dresses, office ' woro a brightly colored shirt and
dresses or nurses' uniforms for nB cowboy nat, . . , t
sale. ' Tailor made to measure. The Screen doors. Woods Lumber
J.. Jl. Soames "R o s a 1 i a" Iine.iCo. Phone 108. 68
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Economy., Groceteria
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"Every wearer la a booster.". Call
964-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Aluo silk dresaes for sale.
Mra, Barto. 46tf
A buUlhiK permit was issued
yewMTday by tbo city to Mm. Allen
Xto rciwp a dwelllna on llmtt Ninth
Ktreet'at a. cost of. $900. .
Mr. Kred Hrookmlller of Ash
land motored to Medford yesterday
to vlnlt relatives. .
' Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Mndford dumber Co. 827tf
nMra. I-croy , Castf r o- Vhavnlx
spent this morning In the city shop
plng and ylsitinK,. ' " 1 ,
For ruff cleaning service, call
Mamwn, 2CQ-R. ; 73
'Mrs. Walter Hlllyard. who un-darwent-
an operation for appendi
citis at the Hacred Heart hospital
recently, was moved to, her home
Thursday eveniiiK-
Dunce at the Nat In Ashland Kat.
night. ; Coolest' piucfl In the county.
i l ' 63
Mrs. O. W. Olllolt of Portland.
At 3:30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon the Keeder Gulch reservoir
was filled and the water started
pourinc over the spillway into Ash-,
land creek. This means that a
storage of 800 acre feet of water
has hethx provided. When the water,
started pouring over the spillway;
It was the first time In a year thati
water from the above dam had
flowed through the creek bed be
low the dam. ' The. water Is .pour-I
Ing over the dam In sufficient1
quantity to insure thq clean-out" j
of the creek before the hot summer!
days. Ashland Tidings. . J
Holman's plunge opens May 4th.
70 ,
A bounty warrant was issued at !
the county clerk's office yesterday j
to K. Ij. Johnstone of H eagle for
the kilting of a cougar, ono of the!
few reported killed this season.
Kindling fur sale, limited supply.)
Med. Fuel Co.; Tel. 631.. f3tf
A successful rhlld welfaVe clinic
was hold yesterday at 'Butte Falls
by the county health unit, accord
Phone V
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mm m I ID r-sf
sV vir t
ILK
UTTER
CREAM
who attended the I. O. O. V. Brand
lodge session, will remain over fori1'"5 to Ml!w Augusta Olover, county
the roat of the week uh the guest ue. Mothers of the Butte Falls
of her cousin. Mrs. Paul Force, of : "a,'tin "kc a deep interest In the
the C'ooley ranch. I ' Holes and have always been found
Cheap dry lumber at Medford lo "lve ood cooperation to 'the
pLumbcr Co. 327tf i u11 lts worK-
Tho Woman's Christian Tempen-l "e are not burning our slabs.
ancc union, tho churches, clubs and ! Dut "oiling tnem for s.ss per
societies ot , Linn, county have se-j l!ord' 4"t- Krcon pine. Ya'lev Fuel
cured morn than 1.000 iin.-.lnrnu : ?o .. Phone 70. . r,3
to a petition requesting that to
bacco advertising bo barred fronW
rudio prpgrums: also protesting
against billboards whereon the j j
faces of women nppear. Many ot '
those names aro said to be those ?
of tobacco, users.
Klncnld's dance, Kagle Point Sat. .
nignt. - ijnnce nil z:au. 64?:
Guests from Portland registered
nt Medford hotels include F. tJ.i
Hughes. W. VV. Stockwell. L. A.
Hpurks. W. B. Knight, Stan Jones, i
D. A. Soely. W. K. Oarnett, K. G.
Williams, T. M. Hoke, W. W. Mus-
gravo, a. D. Sander, J. B. Hell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. HnrnM Clifford, Kd
Adams, Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy John
son, C. v. Wcver, .1. X. Jones. Mr.
nnd Mrs. F. W. Human, Bernice
Cornwoll, D. Wllklns. C. Hushong.
C. Wleveslrk, H. E. Newell. O. O.
Keys and Mr. and Mis. H. A. Circle.
We are not burning our slnbs.
but selling them for S3. 60 per
Cord, 4-ft. green pino. Valley Fuel
Co.. Phono 70. '63
B. P. Pearson and Cecil Warren
woro guests of A..Z. JSenn..'. Union
OWdotnpany manager) Mrdfnnt,
during tho I. O. O. I1. convention.
The Lndles'Assoclatlon of the
Presbyterian church will hold a
food sale Saturday, May 25. at
Scott Woolf's Storo. 217 W. Main.
63
C. W. Lynd. representative of
the Automutlc Fire Kaulpment
compnny of Marshfleld, left hero
today after assisting In the Install
ation of the flro equipment nt the
Hotel Holland. Mrs. Lynd accom
panied her husband.
Let me do your hauling and save
you money. JIawley Transfer, 619
K Riverside. Phone 1044-X. -90
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PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
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Jarmin & Woods
' Drug Store ;
Open Every
- Day Including
Sundays .7
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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ONLY ONE
MORE DAY
And This Picture Will Never Again
Be Shown n Medford
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Four Shows
It's Unique Its Different
WM. FOX'S mighty
Movietone Successor
OLD ARIZONA"
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ALL TALKING
Speak Easy
PAUL PAGE-LOLA LANE
HENRY B. WALTHALL
Admission
Matinee
10 and 35
, - Evenings
25 and M
: ' ALSO
THREE BIO ACTS OF
TALKIES
COMING SUNDAY
ALL TALKING
BACLAN0VA
AND
ICLIVE BROOK
IN
"A DANGEROUS
WOMAN"
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE ! V
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Not the least of the many savings by, trading the Groceteria way are time ana
annoyance. Here you shop to suit yourself, look around as long as you like, select:
ing your order from the biggest assortment of quality, foods in Southern Oregon.
No clerk to hurry, you and no waiting until a clerk can serve you. Visit with your
friends if ycu like.-; Refresh yourself at the fountain p fact adjust youc trading
to your own time and convenience and when finished, just a moment to check your
order and load it in your car, which you may leave on our free parking, lot while
trading, or if your order amounts to $5.00 or more, it will be delivered to your home
anywhere in the city. H . .! -:' ;
BREAD
Has that fine home flavor.
Mb. Loaf . . .'. I . .3 for 20c
l -lb. Loaf .. . ; ... .10c
Cookies, any kind pr' assort., 2 1 dqzl 25q
' Schilling's Famous Spices
and Extracts
We now' have a full line of Schilling's
Extracts, Spices, Teas and Coffees.
'Try Schilling's Sherry Wine flavoring
for cooking, 12-oz. bottle . . . ; . :48c
SAVE WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
23
15c
25c
Bananas, good fruit ."
Suhkist Lemons, doz. . . . . .
Jello, all flavors, 2 pkgs. . . , . ..
Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, Amerr
'' ican Beauty brand, pkg. ..... ... 5c
KelloggVBran flakes, 2 pkgs. . . . . 17c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, the old orig- (
inal, pkg. ...... . , , : 10c
Rainier Malt Extract, No. 2i can , 29c
Crystal White Soap, 10 hars . . , . 35c
White King Washing Powder, large
package ... ... . ' ; -.- ." 39c
! Warrentpn Clams, tall cans, 3 cans . 59c
Mazcla Oil, qt. cans . . f, 43c
Snow Drift Shortening, 6b. can . . $1.33
Pineapple Goody j Goody crushed,
.. No. 2i cans, 3 cans :. . 63c..,
Mar8hmallows Miss Jane brand,
1-DOund box . . 23.C
. . :V... .'. . . . . lb, 5c ;
White Down, a guaranteed hard
flour, made by the millers of Drift-
:; ed Snow, 49-lb. sack $1.69
Bersted Waffle Mold, guaranteed
bakes a full size waffle ...... $3.98
Drifted Snow Flour .$1.93
Betty Bright Mop and a 10-qt. gal
t vanized pail, both for i . . ... 89c
Water Sets pitcher and 6 glasses,
green or pink . . . 98c
Ice Tea Sets covered jug and six ice
. tea glasses $1.49
Tea Pots a wide range of styles
, ; , , 49c; 69c; 98c
Ice Cream Freezers, 2 qt. . . 89c to $1.59
Vacuum Jugs, gallon size. 98c to $1.98
Griscer for grating, ricing, ice shay- r-
ing," slicing, or peelingthe handi
est kitchen tool ever made .... $3.29
Garden Hose 50-ft of U. S. Rubber
Co's finest hose $4.39
Shaver's Grapefruit Juice, 3 cans . . 35c
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Free Silk Hose
A pair of silk hose, free with every pair of shoes for men, women or children
Sugar
25 lbs. pure cane sugar in a cloth sack
Si 39l o
Fountain Lunch
Baked Swift's Premium Ham, Sweet
Potatoes, Currant Jelly, Buttered
Bread, Coffee or Milk . . . . '. 25c
GATES & LYDIARD
SAVING WITHOUT SELF - DENIAL
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Use our parking lot It's for your convenience while trading in cur store.
rip
MilblbdDe
Distributed by Enders Wholesale Grocery Co., .
Ashland and Medford, Dre.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
All our customers are asking for :
Day's Corn Fed Beef
Why Don't You Try It?
Corned Beef Briskets
Milk Fed Spring Lamb
English Style Beef Roast
Try One
Corn Fed Pig Pork
Fancy Milk Fed Veal
Veal Loaf
Fryers Hens Rabbits
" Fancy Lunch Meats
Eastern Hams and Bacons
i Home Rendered Lard, per lb. ... . 15c
Phone Orders Given Personal
Attention
Economy Market
NICHOLS and ASHPOLE
206 East Main Street Phone 46