Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1929, Page 18, Image 18

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iviAGIll S STOREILLOYD MAGILL
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LOCAL FIRMS STORE CHAIN
Medford Concerns Deserv
ing of Credit for Crafts
manshipHome Products
to Be Used' at Magiils
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Alright Supervises Work
Medford Store Is
"Tl;e organisation of each of my'
stoi'i-H him been different beeainc
of conditions In tho vaiioun low'ni, :
nnd Gie character of the popttfci-;
tton," Air. Maglll Hahtyn discuKKing.i
hiH new place of busines. "For
hivI years I have looked for
ward to locating In .Medford, and
since 0 mink here and meeting
many of the local merchant! unrl
prospective customers, this city has
lived up to my expectations."
In d Incusing the pihjHty .of
.asking ti Ik home in Medford, Mr.
Magill mild that he would continue
J in have hiK headquarters in liend
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KAY TO STUDY FLAX
VOTES FOR MERGER!- INDUSTRY HilRELAND
f ratine TeleplAme il Telegraph
Taonipany InntHllInK uitilitlonul i-ir-;
cult between HeaHide ami At"'i"-
i Daylon.' VemfiVh irtrr Vlll l.e
opened bluntly in newly completed
huii'iiim.
AT LAKE FOREST
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 30. (J?)
i Stockholders of the- Mahoney-Ryan
Aircraft corporation
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rUUI III (fui-iHIy. Mi-h. MtiKill ia particular-j On advice of (he HUburb a police ; oOO
ly fleliKliU-d Willi IliiB valley. tchlef the dog pound heiVafter !H :i,.k ...
IVlagill Drug JStOfe-binCe Kenneth (.ruikuhank. of tho Ma
1916 Owner Impressed, f"r !hl" wo,'k 10 auperviao nu.
decorutini;. of. tlx. wlndowa and
By City - Cruickshank J'XrJZrX?
lability aw! iwi artist it itccognized
wherever liia work" Ib viewed, Mr.
Magill stated. . . , i . f
Here for Decorating.
Practically all of the fixtures f0 Lloyd if", Magill, of llcnd, pro
tfce new MukUI drug store wore ,)Pintur a Medford newest drug
furnished hy local firmn Joo Al-.toI.)S .l(I,rve(I ,fllM(fluy to
blight', of Hend. who had general
uporvlslon over remodeling the complete arrangements for open-
placd. was the only out-of-town ; mg iocui estaoiiKiimeiu Nituniay
English Deaths
Overtop Births
During Epidemic
man on Ihe job.
Lamport'B, dealers for Ffoath
and MillfKan paints and varnishes,
supplied all, ihe material for the
dncoratlne of wallx nnd celling, and
also furnished some of the hard
ware; Painting and decorutlnp In the
new store was done by V. F. Clrln
St'ed, well known Medford decorat
or who haw had charge of several
large remoileling Jobs recently, one
of theso being at the Hex cafe.
Plate glass foi" the attractive
front windows, cabinet work and
hardwood' floors in the window
show futceff- came from the" Trow
bridge Cabinet Works.
4ta(erlalrjjor remodeling ."iglll'H
were hauled by tho I-ads Transfer
company, antl' the - light reflectors
and Marquise "fixtui-'es 'were made,
by the Modern PlumHintf and ttheot'
Metal company.
A large stock of candy, tobacco,
fruit syrups and. other products
from the Valley Candy" company.
. will be used at "Ma gill's.
Wiring throughout- the drug,
store was dope by the Independent !
Klectrlc com puny, Tho Parker.
Tile company, with headquarters at
I Jim port's store, put in thwart tile
at the entrance of tho place. I
Klght floor show cases, wall
cases and up-to-date fountain are'
products of the Wober Showcase
and Fixture company for which i
Itlumaucr Frank Prug company of .
Portland, are distributors.1 '
Snider'a Dafry, the Moim.f Ortld
Medal products, has-'the exclusive '
contract for all cream, Ice cream. J
milk and butter for Maglll's. The
People's Electric Installed ft Frlg
Idalro system at tho fountain.
Linoleum for the floor, cnmn
from' Wertks ft Orr'a furniture !
store and tho Medford Furniture
Httd Hardware, company furnished I
a portion of tho hnrdvfare for the !
Magill eslnbllshment.
MAGILL'S STORE
All of tho paints nnd vniujlshos
used In renovating Magill's drug ;
store were purchased from iam
portV and arc products of llralh
and Milllgau. O -
During the past week demon
station of this linear miiferlal was
put on In front of lamporl's store
hy I'l L. Martin, of Han Franctsei.
special representative ofthe com
pany. Three cars wei painted
free of charge, the advertising fea
tures of extraordinarily quirk dry
ing and ability to cover fit' worn
off surfaces with but one co of
paint being demonstrated.
The Heath nmT Mllllgnn factory
Is one of the largest and most
scientifically equipped puint and
color plants In the world today nfll
was stnbllshed In lM. &
morning. Mrs. Magill will also he
here- over the Week1 end.
The owner of Magill's does not
limit his in t crests to one business
but frikes nn activo part In a num
ber if sportty golf and trap shoot
ing being his favorites; He Is well
known In trap shooting circles in
this part of the state.
Three years after graduating
from o. A. e. t Corvallis, In 1012,
Mr. Magill spent two months work
lTor Dr. Hoblnson In hiH drug
store in Jacksonville. That exper
ience d oesn' t acco u n t for the
Kokuo Kiver valley's aiienl for tho
druggist he admitted In an Inter
view Wednesday.
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IvO.NOON', ling., May 30.
(A3) leai,h exceeded hirtliM1
by 44,112 In Kngland and t
4 Wul'eB in the first quarter of
192 and tho total deaths In
the period numbered more
4 than 204,000, an Increase of
wareBTLft t he animals ini ttoti .til -
ance with their social status-. t
"They wi'i bo- graded Just like
cattle," said Chief Jestor Tiffany.
"Pedigreed dogs in. one' class,
niufto' lit- nitAlhoK
Mrs, Irene Castle Xrcl-aughlln,
leader In the movement) to- provide"
better homes fa . stray . dogs.
doesn't i think muci of,1 the- idea,
nnd nolthr doPMa l.ll-H . WHIIitn
' Swlfi, another uclety wonian '
who has- taken art active Interest
hr thO' estahlishinont .oil dog ref
uges. ' '
"It Isn't fair,"" Mrs. McLaughlin
said." "Pedigreed dogs should have
no mora consideration than the,,
others!' ., . j
Mrs. Swift aaid: (.'"like Forest :
should not distinguish- Itself hy
being snobbish to dogS." , She :
charaotei iaed thp proposal as "u!
typical Lake Forest trick;." j
HAL KM, Ore., May 80.) Htntc
Treasurer Tliomtut B. Siixy. accom-f
manilfactttr-1 Danteu AlrH Kay, will leava to-
era of the Kyan monoplane, today 1 -VP"'L" " ',V,
vofud topsail tho askeu of the com- jthno in Ireland' studying the flax
pany tu tiiu Aircraii. ueveiopmenc iniuwiry. in reianon- tu rna Htate
flax' induatry at the . pertltonttary;
largely through tr.anfcr .of "ZZ T;, .,
fla- iredut. Sh - Raya -will
Tim factory will rematajat Ijim
Kend considerable lltne In- l-'rance
and Oermany. I
Mill Work, Plate Glass
and Oak Flooring
FOR THE MAGILL-'DRUG STORE
Furnished by
TROWBRIDGE ;
CABINET WORKS
I J coneeriied. liitalitifs Iwinsf nv. 4
Slnco 1910 four d..g storctt'' have i 4!'cccUi'fV only fn t D I i) whori !a
been established by Mr. Magill. 1 4 great influenza upldemlc was
two of Uiese at Uend. hl.s home city, f raging'. h
one of them at- ICIamulh Falls antlj . ,
fhe fourth in Medford. "
Steal Bobby's Tools -.
vpw vnRrf inv y jjpt
8,00M aver the correspondlim j r,b,y Jones complete set of golf
T ''liniai U1 idubs was stolen from .an auto-
Tho littor cold spoil and j nin,n parked n front of an
the lnrhienza epidomie made I upartment house last night, and
the first three months the sec- no trJlco of lhem nftd ,,een dis.
fond worst on record fn tho j covcred by the police today, the
.country so far as deaths were : limi(,r ctlf ehnnuilon- revealed
Just before;, -taking, ft : train tfor
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Work pi-ogresslng on Kouthl
Oregon Oil company's well wear
Honnn2a. '
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MAGILL'S
The J. K. OIII company of Port
land, book sellers, stationers, ami
office outfitters, will supply a com,
plete line of school books, kodak,
a nd su ppl les, gl ft wares a nd
leather goods for the MagllOlrtiK
"'roducts of the J. K. (1111 m
pany ure , well known us quality
goodH wliiih avUI be vu , welcomed
' addition to the ext-nivo ntocR of
drugs and toilet article to be car
ried ut kIII.
nETIlOlT, Mich., May :i(t. t,!-)
Fred II. Hmllh rf While Plalnw,
'. Y., waa iinnnininnnly.oU-ctrd
modoralnr of tho .Vaiionul Council
of the ConnreKatlonal Churclips In
tne tlnllod Slates at the opeiitan
esalonAf tli.Jilennlal nipellng. Mr.
Smith, a InWian, has Iniift bi'n
prominenl in chinch n-k. luivlm
held Important ot Ir'ie Federal
Council of PlmiTliea. "nie Chun li
feacer anion and oilier niKanlzn
(Ions. TruveHn andltora to vr fnrg
r onc a month are advi.i-ai.-u
liy W. (I. Marray, analatant pro.
feaaor of farm mCmicnicnt n
Jowa Slate college, 9
"Medford's Newest and Oldest Drug Store"
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rSEiECTS
lSMDEMS
ICE CREAM
and D AIR Y PRODUCTS
For Their New Fountain and Lunch
Department " '
( Another Tribute to Snider's Supremacy
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K ARE FUSSY about our soda foun
tain. It is spick ami span aiffl we
are goinft-to keep it tliat way. we
are enthusiastic about this fountain and
steam table they are the most modern and:
.sanitary to be found anywhere. . Just a
word about the fruit syrups: They are iee
cold and under aa pressure, which keeps
them sweet ' and fresh to the last drop.
Drinks ,ntt our fountain are refreshing,
sparkling, cold. . .
' The Lunches
We serve fresh and wholesome; and such
i t nnalted -milks, well, vou will come baek
r 'v- . A- -. ' t
for 'more.
IT'S THE COFFEE
It's the coffee vou will agree when- voa'-trw-omw.
which guarantees its coodtiess.
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It comes from Closset & Co,.
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'.GET IT AT MAGILL'S
Produce Co.
O 6If II'3 Sniders, It's the Bet to Buy
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You. Are Right, Folks!
"This Is a Great
Country"
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This is a gwat country. We are glad we came and only wish
we had come long ago. Everyone has treated us fine and we
like ycu folks and hope that you will like us so well that when
ycu need anything in drugs you will .
"GET IT AT MAGILLS"
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