Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 31, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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STTCPFOftP IWrn TRIBUNE. CTEDFORD, onEflONV FRIDAY, MAY nf.-"1929.
Tocal and
'Personal
At-a ettAciftJtmeoUiiK .of -the city
,turioi) tonight, bids Mil be let for
ii Urt ifuralwhiriK of gravel and tile
g J iiilhK for dralmipc jjt thy 4 iew
.Vhclford airport. AcoordlnK to
Ic'-yiv Kiigineer Fred HobefO'l, the
worjc of leveling the field 1h about
jr twn.ili lid oom p le tod, ft nd Mooiie
NljfrhPiul. ' local flyer, haH jnade
1 1 ai liinttinffB on me ii&ia.
'Special -Hfttui'dayn, 8 round loaveg j among the visitors spending yen
.ir 20c ..Mmlel Uukery. )1 w. Uerday in thlK city from neighbor
( 4 Muin.
V . Itoncf, Efttfe Point Sat. night.
if' . 71
Mj , Kvcr.ctt F. Anderson., wife
1 of hw. chitif ..rf-ork at tbo Hotel
I Modford, left thin morning for a.
I vtail with relatives nt Anfff Iph,
Mifter which ehe will attend the
rtUveiHlt-y of California njid from
ihere leave next Hep t ember to 8up
, jc-rvlno the Installation of library
work In the Hchools of Alaska.
II All flower membei-H planning to
smil rosf'H to Portland Howe Show
1h de-bud now because ttuy muMt be
r ready next l-'riday noon. See Hun-
day's paper fur further details. 70
Hit? dance nt AHhlarul Nat Nat.
night,
71
si
; ! C. I.'hntrue of the UriltPd State
; J -t.vea.thor , byrenu of Portland, who
t haH chai'Ke of CorecaijtinK humidity
i . f,o warn, . pf foil -at -, fire .danger
; ':t tlH'OUKhout the ntate. Arrived in the
t'ty yealerday on hufllnewn with the,
- Crater national foreHt )ffice;
Tomorrow's bargalna the entire.
Block cut to real money aavjni; bar-
MKalna. Wide hats, small hatH, ail
colors and Htylen, koIiik at ID.D8,
f 4.S8, 3.s. 42.98, tl.1 and one
lot .of t flaw nt 8!lc each. Kiddie1
J liata 1J) and down an low an 26c.
t Tho Emmy lioit Hut Shop In M. M.I
I j Hiore. you et green wivlnu aiampa,
j f which, mvnna fin i'Xtt'a'40 aaved.
i I If
(f : f)ne Kadlola 20. $1.60. . Jen
f f nlmt's J-tian Office, a S. Front. 76
Oueata from a distance rpRlatered
q,; at Modford hotel. Include Wm. II.
r-j Hinlth of rioveland, Ohio, Mr. and
Ids, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. ('. M. od
aon of . Denver olo.. J. I.. Kv-
?mnn of I'hliadelphla. Pn., M. V.
Ilni-riaon of Charlea City, Ia Mr.
t,anu Mra. K. A. furdy. Mr. and Mth.
1 K. 0. Purdy, Margaret Roberta and
ICvelyn Conway of Vancouver, B. C.
I A clennifiee aale of atraw hata nt
Jtho Band Hiix Hat Rhoppe, 228
.MttKt 6th HI. Vnluea to 116 priced
!" apeolal at 5.9 and aa low na $2.8!i.
New advanced felta and silk hata
frw Jl"t arrived from GaRre, priced
i apeclal 6.(1 and .5. The Band
f. Box B'vea treen diacount alampa.
-TO
?'t Ilngue Elk Hotel a place to oat,
i. rf aomuthing to eat, ant the right
" peraona U cook It, . 60tf
Mr. nnd Mra. Harry Prentice left
J f yealorday morning for Portland n
. ; a short bualneaa trip. They expect
J to return , Monday.
Try our hot nlato' lunch, ?Gc.
ii Sweet Shop, Ctta nnd Ivy. 74
Dance, Kagle Point Pat. night.
'I '1
! Tho hearing pf John IHIkey on
.". i the charge of receiving atolen prop
erty, on which' he waa arraigned
'. Wedneaduy In Judge Taylor'a courl
' - and held In II 000 ball, waa ached
' T "led to he held In that court at 2
!S o'clock thla afternoon.
'' ftomqthlng different at the Sweet
" Slujp, CUl ,ud Ivy. , ,. 74
) (,'houn lumber and cedar pnata.
Mvdford Lumber Co. J7lf '
. ai v yf ..
Drop Down
on Our Side
of the Street
Tomorrow
and iuspeot Magill 's
jiew stoj-o. We' are
proud to call them
neighbor.
WJ-.waat alao to re
mind yon that we will
offer pur usual com
p J e t e assortment of
breads and pastries and
a Saturday special well
worth you attention
consisting of
Raisin
Drop
Cakes
19c doz.
' J. II. Orim of this city baa taken Jack Mondial and family atop-' An Increaae in allotments ' for
over the fruit atanda of Johnson s ! ped off In Medford for a few houra fderal cooperation with atatea In
, u r.i nixm aireet. for looking over the HKuggs atorea in foreat lire control of 121,214 for
inr uuai e-!r air. urim waa been ilertford. Mr. Marshall haa been WaHhinglon and i.5!i for Ore
employed at the Johnson Market , the district manager of the .Safe- gon la announced by the foreat
j as a clurk In rhe fruit nnd vege-jway atorea in San Francisco, and -aervlce office at Portland. Theae
table department. The business j la on..la way to Portland where increases, which bring the amounta
"m "p cun-iea on juai as it lias i he will lie transferred to th dla-1 up to aO,3Sl) In Washington ond
been In tJie past with a compkue li-lcl managership of the Safeway I t3, 575 In Oregon, are made pea
line vf fresh frulta tnd vegetables , atorea In Kansas City. 1 alble by an Increase of 1200.000 in
in stock. Wndow glass, all alzea; also plato lhe lolal congreaalonal approprla
Don't mlaa tomorrow's bargains . glaaa. Trowbridge Cabinet Wka. j tlon for ail states tarried ly the
at the Emmy Lou Mat Shop in M. . For ru cleaning service eail i last "Krlcultural appropriation. The
ai. mqre. ' I Mmmm' 2-r !4lml now atanda at Me,4 for
mg time big dance at the
Aaniana .Nat. Sat. night. 71 , the
JI. 1. Coble of Yreka and A. F. j left today for Roseburg on a horf j aomething to eat, and he right
Vi ..ituKu'in uy were ( justness trip. . .
Try our hot plate lunch, 25e,
Sweet Shop, 6th and Ivy. , 74" . several wecka. beginning next Sat
, j Dune, Kagle i'ofnt Sat. night. : urday, by the Apostolic Faith Mia
' 71!slon. in a tent located on the A. C.
A large atack of eighth grade j Wijlker property along the Pacific
diplomas was still on hand at the i highway between this olt'y and Cen
rounty school superintendent's of-itral Point. The tent haa been
flee today, not having been dia-i erected for several days and also
facea the old Midway road.
Dance, Eagle Point Sat. night.
" 7 1
lanaon, 2-R. is mnu n ,.,,wu,vim, ior
-rnk Hull, district mana.er f o-1 ,he f'"cnl year "s'nning July I.
je General J)lectrtc refrigerator, Rogue Elk Hotel . 4!aoe to eat.
i peraona to cook it. sotf
. . wuiiiji ineeiiiiKS will ne neia for
ft I log California points.
SeJect grade factory blocks SS.EOl
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 1
i 1 '. ', : ' 63tf!
Dance, Jackson Springs club, Sat. I
9:80 till 2 a. m. Tl ;
t nanea owry of th a jtdty. .-who! tribmed nr Ashland, due to the
haa been in a Klamath Falla hoa-j ahaence of the owners, unable to
pltal or the ;iuat tiiree months, be present at the annual achool
Is reported to be. seriously ill. ac-jdny celebration. The diplomas be-
cording to word received here by i longing to atudenta of various dla-:
.Mra. Jlowry thla morning. . jtricta In rhe eoiinty.' will probably i
be sent out n;t week.
Don't mlaa tomorrow'a bargain
at the Emmy 7-ou Mat Shop In M.
M. Store. ' . . 70"
Swimming now In drinking water
-Cheap dry Iua er at Medford
Lumber Co. 327tf
Try our dfllcateaaen cooked here
at the Sweet Shop, 6th and Jvy. 74
An effort la being matte to ob
tain a permanent record of tho
nameB of people. buried In the Oak-
vllle cemetery, uetween Corvnilis
and Albany and one of the oldest
burial grounda In the Willamette
valley.
Dance, Nat every Wed. and Sat.
night. Dyngo Broa. music. 74
Kindling for sale, limited supply, i
Med. Vuel Co., Tel. 631. OStf i
Among the Oregonlnna spending I
Memorial day in .Medford were i
Mary A. Pepper, and Alice Stoker'
of Mi-Mlnnville, Dr. and Mra. Ralph !
Dljipel of Salem, fi. J. Kuiiaky, I.. !
V. Rex of Eugene, Lillian Sheldon
of Hlletx, Marion lmphettl of Atn
ylt, Inez Stlpp of Molnlla and C. O. :
King of .North Bend.
Summer prlcen on eclect itrade'i
green alabwood. Med. J'uel Co.
Tel. 8l. r,Uf
at the Nat. ' 44tr
' Temporary aulo licenses were is
sued at the county clerk's office
this orenoon to the Pierce-Allen
Motor company and W. H. Mosh'r
of Medford and J. W. Croaljn of
Ashland. . . -today.
;
Dance. Nat eVery Wed. and Sat.
night. Dynge Broa. music. 74
Kindling for ante, limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. D3tt
Members- of the Presbyterian
congregation nre urged to remem
ber Ihe congregational meeting thir
evening nt 8 p. m., for the pur-,
pose of taking action 'on the res-
ignaiion of the paator and making i
filana for thj? future. j
lielman'a plunge opna..May 4th. i
70
Phone V
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ILK
UTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED vSAFEPURE
PRODUCED - PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
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i Summer nrleea nn oelect vrnrln
Helman'ajilungo opens Moy 4th. I green slobwood. Med. Fuel iCn.
TO Tel. 031. C8lf
Mr. and Mra. E. P. flnndox of I George E. Corey, who for the
I.Ik Creek. Mr. anil Mra. C. IV. 1 past two yeara haa been sufferins
Stumbo and daughter Oenevieve of j from aolatlc rheumatism, has
I oota Creek, A. Pnstum of Creen,- grown wor.se and yesterday was re
sprlng mountain. Hurry Helms of . m.oved to the Snored Mean hoapitul
upper Applegate and -hnHea Fred-J or further irpmmani li h,.i
enburg of San'e Valley were among tieen Improvii.g and early this week
invutt towo ylsltors In Medford . waa ubout the flty driving his au
lodoy. , tnmoblle. but was unable to walk
Dance, Eagle-Point . night, any dlatance.
71 I Komelhlnir Atffortont nt ihn Ct-nnl
16-ln. green pine alabwood f 1.00 ijshop. 6th and Ivy. 74
per tier, haul it youraelf. Med, I Dance. Jackson Springs club, Sat
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including !
'Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ikx-T S!"net rtu"' 7, ! iiiiiiinmuiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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I JbnesCIIBL:StoreS: j
111 Opposite Cratejrian j 111 wj
Apple Butter Snow Flakes Gelatin V.
II 1 V .!' -JV.-.-M-S r-f ,' HI I
III Liby xra quality, solid If you like crackeri you twill " Woyal GeiaWn it one nf the I I
II paok, Medium size can. Mke Snowflakes. They ar very best. Onca you try it II I
A l l 6 Can '"' "" Large pitg. .' i 25 3 Large plcgs 25
' III Baking Powder Salad Oil m: J Tea
i HII Schllllna't Beit. Full Creftm r, " ' It I
I MM-r-
HII u Va lb. can .. 89
Full quart'....'.. 43 Full pound- . 65
nil I
! Blueing , : Flour .. .. Salmon 1
Mra SUwart'. txtn quality. 8prry', Hard Wheat. If.. Trup.k Extra Quality Ala.k. I
'HI Ooubl. .trangth. wonderful flour and w. guar- f,.d salmon. Buy . few I
P btlte 49. 3,1.69 W. can' ..1.25
1111 II II I
Mil l I
1 1 II I
Hill.
On sale at 8:30 A. M.
until our supply is
hausted. Come early.
Coffee
Per pound ...... HtD
., Pickles
Soap
Tillman's Quality Coffee. In . . ...
vacuum p.ck.d tins. Ev.ry I"" " . "7 wul. , ...,...,
in guaranteed. ' r'''- i in tmip. -"-"''"
Buy oil you want, you try It you will want to
.39
vie It.
Large pkg.
Lg. 2u cah ...:r. 1 9
Surelay "; Suregrow Corn '
Bperry'i best quality You Sperry's fancy quality. You ' '
will save by feeding Sperry's. esn't go wrong on Sperry's. Fincy Es.tern Whole Corn.
100 ibs, 2.80 100 ib 3.40 100 ibs 2,30
A tea pot free with the purchase of a one-pound can of
Schilling green or black tea Saturday Only.
Buy Your Meats at Jones' Cash Market
The Saving in Price Will Surprise You.
Economy
Grocetena
.. . the home OF BREAD XJKE- MOTHER MADE --
. 4
Saving is k matter of habit, wh.ch, once formed, oon becomes a characteristic trait,
resulting in steady, consistent saving. Like a drcp of water wearing a stone, the
every-day saving is bounfl to lead to financial independence and that is exactly,
what trading at the Groceteria means. Lower prices resulting from lower business
costs mean a saving on every purchase, anld steady,' every-day trading brings about
a steady, every-day saving. ' V, , .. ' ' , ; .; .,r!v
Best of all, this saving requires no sel Menial no doing without the things you like;
just buy as you haye always bought, the same quantity of the same quality, and have
a substantial amount left to add to your savings. It's easy , to save the Groceteria
way, because you save without self-denial.
l-lb. loaf . . . . . 3 for 20c
1Mb. loaf . . 10c
Buns, Napkin or Parker House Rolls,
' .-v. Dozen, 15c :
1 i . , i ' '
Fruits and Vegetables
Everything the market affords and
of the best quality egg plant, cher
ries, Texas tomatoes, grape fruit, and
melons " '
' Tomorrow' "r
Canteloupes, each' .'. . 10c
SAVE WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Jumbo Artichokes, 4 for . 25c
Egg Plant, fancy quality, 2 bs.. 5c
Sunkist Grape Fruit, each V t . . . . . ."5c
Texas Tomatoes, fresh from the
field, 2 lbs. . . 39c
Sunkist Lemons, dcz 23c
Bunch Carrots, 3 for . : ..... 10c
Swift & Go's Sugar cured Pork
Shoulders, lb. . , 28c
Edgeworth Bacon, sugar cured, lb. . 24c
Ivory Soap, medium bar, 3 for .... 20c
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 35c
White King Soap Powder, large .
package .. . ... . . 39c
Monarch Catsup, large bottles, 2 for 35c
Shrimp, Miss Lou Brand, 3 cans . . . 43c
Minced Clams, Warrenton brands ..
tal cans, 3 for . . . y-. j..-r 59c,
Oysters, King's brand, per can . . . . 15c
Ginger Ale, High Life, a very good
all-purpose ginger ale, 2 bottles , 25c
Peaches, Del Monte Melbas, fancy V
' quality, No. 2 cans, 3 cans : . .... 47c
No. 1 tall cans, 3 for . . .... 43c .
Sliced Pineapple, Rosedale brand
packed by Libby, No. 2 can, 3 for . 55c
Cluster Raisins, lb. .' . . .' 5c
Rainier Malt Syrup, Nb, 2i can 29c
Van Camp's Pork & Beans, 18-oz.
can, 4 for . . .......... . . 35c
Prudence Corned Beef Hash, No. 2
cans, 2 cans 55c
1 Red Crown Corned Beef, No. 1 can . 23c
White Down, a guaranteed hard
wheat, flour, 49-lb. sack ...... $1.69
Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb. sack. . $1.93
Electric Light Globes, all sizes un
vder 100 watts, each ... ........ 18c
Hose Nozzles, solid brass and best
quality, each 43c
Scrub Brushes, each 15c
Glass Percolator Tops, 2 for 5c
Garbage Cans, heavy galvanized '
cans :'..';;. $1 .55 to $3.49
Paint -Weathershield, a good house 1
' paint,-white or ivory, gal $1.59
Ice Cream Freezers 2-qt. galvani- t
zed,' just the size for home use,
5 teach . .; ..;-. i'.-.i. , . . 89c;
U. S. Rubber Go's guaranteed hose,
red or black, 50-f t. red . $4.98'
50-ft. black . v $4.39
Angel" Cake Pans, aluminum. .49c, 98c
Aluminum Tea Kettles . . $1.29 to $2.69
Convex Kettles, heavy weight, all
sizee . i. . ; 69c to $1.93
Percolators, good grade aluminum
' -?' "-a-v..- , 69c to $1.13
Vapor Cookers cock without wat
er $3.98
Aluminum Water Pitchers. v 69c to 93c
Drink Mixers 25c to 69c
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Here you will find shoes for the whole" family shoes of quality all of
standard makes, in all the latest styles, i r:.)
For Women . ..
The famous Peters shoe all colors
all lasts all styles "" " i
$3.95 $4.95 $5.95
! -
For Men
Peters Weyenberg & Hamilton Brown
$3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $6.95
Work Shoes
Wolverine Lion and International,
priced at less, of course
For Children
The Famous Simplex
Flexie and Twinkle
Lawn Mowers
F and N Ball bearing, self adjusting
and self-sharpeningj 14- and 16-inch.
Medford's biggest lawn mower value,
choice $8.49
Fountain Lunch
Ready at 1 1 :30-Breaded Pork Chops,
Corn Fritters, Potatoes, Gravy, Butter
ed Bread, Coffee or Milk ... 25c
Schilling Tea Pots FREE SATURDAY ONLY
A beautiful 2--iip olive sreen impoHe.l tea pot with ea.-li pound
- . of Schilling Tea
JAPAN
69c lb.
Money Back If You BLACK
Don't Think
Schillings Best ' 83c lb.
GATES & LYtflARE)
SAVING WITHOUT SELF - DENIAL
Use our parking lot It's for your convenience while trading in our store.
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