Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 04, 1929, Image 3

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Brutal Sales Policies
Brutal and dangerous sales policies of competitors, working
an inhuman hardship on the sorely tried tobacco trade,
cannot halt the success of Lucky Strike. Lucky Strike, the
choice of experts, is now the favorite of millions. Public
testimony of those whose voices are precious, of those who
keep trim, of those who prize the slender figure of fashion,
and 20,679 physicians substantiate the benefits of the
secret toasting process. The quality of Lucky Strike merits
public approval as it won expert commendation.
(SICKED)
"5KT1ir figure, quol-
ctl have been checked
and certified to bv
UIIIIAMI, ROSS
BKOS. AND MONT.
COM EH Y, Accoun.
tauU and Auditors.
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation-
No Cough.
TIi a Lucley Striht Dance
Orclwntra ivill continue
every Saturday night in
a coast to coast radio
hook-up over the N. IS, C
network.
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w locarpurale4
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he,Am"'Cn
To maintain .'s " 1
a slender fig. W;"'' ' ' v- "-'
ure, no one ' .IS " s. . - '
can deny the " '
INSTEAD OF v
A SWEET." Ml ; s K-- - -
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-" fcv I nn1 'rSt f: (;u!ley and I Klamath Kalis residents spending
EHwfc. Jienvv Powpm were atnonir the1 yrstpnbiv In Medfnrd. 4
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' Feeding the dog is always more or less of 1 L
y L. jj a chore, but . ;
RfflH li " KEN-L-RATION 1 ij
I 9' I S0LVES THAT PROBLEM. " j X
PETS OF COUNTY
Kle hi assessors uf the assessor's
offifi huve lihiioil vuluntiuna upon
tho asseKKiibk' anintul lifo of Jack
son county, tuul the most Hstin
pui!hed member of this circle. In
'Vuwey's Itcar." who lutlils forth
on a chain ui Casey's auto camp,
on ItoKiie river on the way to
Crater lake. The Lear Is assessed
at $10. He is a ureal salesman,
and. on a lively tourist day will
viK 40 or 50 bottles of soda pop,
anil eat all the ice cream cones
offered.
Two coons, that hold forth at
tho same camp, hut are not such
hearty eaters and drinkers, ar
also taxed at the $10 rate.
Foxes In the county have been
assessed at $100. and there are
half a hundred of these animals,
who are destined to bo finery.
Fox farmers have protested this
valuation, on the grounds that in
the Willamette yulley. and other
upstate sections, commercial foxes
are assessed at $25.
The J lm flrieve monkey, which
will eat anythine. will be assessed
at tho same rate as Casey's liear.
The deputy assessors have com
pleted the major portion of their
work with the exception of the
personal tax in this city, the pros
pect district, and a few sections
of the ApplPKnte. A11 tnn
cities of the county have their
assessments completed.
It will be the middle of July
or the first of August before the
work is completed.
4
JUNE 13 ADVICE
The second cover spray for
codling moth control should be
applied by June 13th. According
to moth traps located in various
parts of .tho valley, all districts
are the same In regard to this
spray.
Cse three pounds powdered ar
senate of lead to the one hundred
gaily ns of water on both apples
and pears. In cuse of apple or
chards that have a serious worm
problem In previous years, an oll
arsenate of lead combination may
be justified. This combination
would 4e as follows: Two pounds
of arsenate of lead plus one gallon
of some brand of light summer
oil, plus one half pound of spread
er to make one hundred gallons of
dilute spray.
Fluxft spreader, which has ben
a popular brand here in the val
ley, has been changed this sea
son so that when used In the
above combination causes a curdl
ing of the arsenate of lead. This
is not desirable and therefore
other brands of spreaders should
bo used.
Ij. P. WlliCOX,
County Agent.
ROUT. K. XOKUIS.
So. Ore. Kxperlment Sta.
1 '
Radio Program
KMED
M.ll Tribune-Virgin Station
Toilet articles, 8Pt8 or
BinKlo lilrrps. In Htorliri;,
tortoise bIipII and pynilln
eifortH, thnt are plnaslnK
ly new, artistic and serviceable.
Here is the dog food supreme. : A wonder
fully balanced, meat and cereal ration in cans,
ready to serve.
Special Introductory Offer
FOR THIS WEEK
7 CANS for $1.00
Give your dog a treat feed him Ken-L-Ra-tion
and watch his coat brighten up and his
health improve.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Headquarters for Pet Stcck Supplies
323 East Main Phone 2G0
2iK. Meters 1310 Kc.
4 TiirMlny, Juno 4.
1". M.
8-11:15 Ixls Thenter.
d: 1 S-H:3U Mull Tribune, news
I and markets. !
6:30-7 Medrmd Service Sin-
tlnn sam! Coleman & haw-
tun.
8- 9 Tho I'lg Tall request
hour.
9- IS California Oregon Pow-
er Company.
Wcriiicftilay, Juno 5,
A. ,M.
9:30-10 Model ClothlnK Co.
10- 10:30 Mnnn's Dent. Htorc.
10:30-11 Heath's UruK Wore.
11- 11:30 Medford Kleetrlc.
.11:30-12 U-wIh Super-Scrv-
lee Station.
12 noon Mall Tribune, news
Items. 4
I. M.
12-12:30 J n e k o n County
Illdtf. & Loan Association.
12:30-1 Hubbard Itros., Inc.
Ul:30 city cleaning &. Dye-
InK Works. 4
1:30-2 lleebo & Kindle Serv-
lee Station.
2-2:30 Madrona Dairy.
2:30-3 Alexander's (Jrocery.
6-r.:30 Isis Theater.
6:15. 6:30 Mall Tribune news
and markets.
6:30-7 Crescent. Dairies.
JUNE 10 AT NAT
.Plans are progressing for the
Swimin-Siu'ety" week wliU-h the
hual lied Cross chapter is sponsor
ing from June 10 to June 21, In
clusive.
Instnmtion will bo Riven by (!eo.
Humbling of San Krant-isco and
classes will be held in tho Nata-
tontmi.
The initial fee of $t is the only
charge made bv -Mr. Merrick and
Instruction is absolutely free. All
children are required to bring their
own towels and bathing suits.
Those successfully completing
the courses will receive a begln
ner's button." a "swimmer's hut
ton' or a "life saving certificate,"
depending on the progress made.
Instructions are given according
to lied Cross standards nnd any
one winning u button or certificate
can he Justly proud.
The Red Cross stands for safe
swinunhiR nnd every swimmer
should learn to be a life snver.
Information regarding registra
tion may be had by phoning Mrs.
Lillian Roberts, local Red Cross
secretary.
4
LOCH LEVEN TROUT?
A press report from Klamath
county announcing thn catching of
a fine specimen of a Uoe heven
trout In Spring creek may account
for a strange trout caught in Cra- '
ter Italic in the season of At
the time of the catching of this
stranger at Crater Lake several old j
time local anglers present, not very
familiar with Loch Keven and the
brown trout, were undecided which
variety It was.
The matter was put up to Col
onel Thomson, superintendent of
the park, nnd County Judge Abx
Sparrow, former superintendent nf
the park, and neither in bis long
years of service at the lake had
any knoweldge of the two spicl
mens of these trout being planted
In (he lake. Itoth, howevrr. re
ferred the inquirers to Will Steel,
the "father of Crater Lake," as lo
the antecedents of the strange fish
caught in the lake, but Mr. Stool's
opinion has not been heard. The
OreKonian.
VERSE TO GRADUATE
In keeping with tho spirit of I
commencement time, to be observ
ed this week by the Medl'ord high
school, tho following pit of verse
was recently composed by Ray
Price of the Price second hand
store: O
Now has come that glad, proud
day
That years of toll have brought:
Your school days are over, and
yon may
Have the honors you have sought.
The years were happy hut not free
from care;
You've earned all that you re
ceived; That you've studied tho world can
see
The world that cannot he dn
colved. Hut now (hat your school days are
over,
You stand in the wide open door
Of a world that nwalls with open
onus
As it welcomes you to it once
more.
A world that welcomes nnd cher
ishes one
Who looks up and works through
the strife,
Who can do a job and know It's
well done
( In the grind and battle of life.
Graduate, we watch yotl as you en
ter your sphere.
As you come forth fresh in yom
glory;
May success ever crown your work
with us here.
May defeat he not wrote In your
titory.
Back Stage Drama .
at I sis Theatre
In achieving the realism of Htage
background and setting In "The
Kid Hister. at the Ihh theater, a
Wif musical revue number whs
NtHKed .featuring ncurcH of chorus
kIiTm.
Marurite do la Motte. who ha
the lending role, I n member of
the chorus, und dm her agile nnd
urareful NteppinK alonK with the
other girls. Ann Christy, as tho
kid sifter, doen h few steps, too.
while visiting backstage, and at n
Electrotherapy Chiropractic
Dr. H. P. Coleman
9th Successful Year In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 963
Nuturupaihy Fuotl gdpneo
A window display of Sealex lino
leum at the Weeks & Orr furni
ture store Is attracting consider
able attention because of the novel
patterns und colors shown.
L. H. Waters or Portland, fac
tory representative of Congoleum,
Nnirn, Inc., manufacturers of the
new style Inlaid linoleum, Iihh spent
the past several days in the city
introducing the latest designs In
Sealex.
A style show featuring Sealex
linoleum was put on at Lipman A
Wolfs In Portland. May '12 to liS
Mr. Waters had (barge of the
event, the first Moor-coverlng show
ever to be seen al that store.
"Healox has brought linoleum out
of the rut nnd has placed n the
realms of style." Mr. Waters fald
In describing the new floor cover
Inir. The manufacturers of Sealex
were the first to produce stain and
soil proof Inlaid linoleum, thus rev
olutionizing the Industry.
Many of the patterns shown by
Weeks A Orr hare striking bor
ders which change the appearance
of the linoleum as much as a frame
add to a plctute,
JC.PJEHNEXC.
- Pay Attention
to Our Advertising
and Pay Less for Your EveryDay Needs
All-Silk Colored Pongee, yard 49c
Rondo Cambric Percale, plain or figured. Yd. -25c
Avenue Prints, 36-inch fast color percale, yard. . 19c
Soisette or Fasheen, many patterns. Yard 33c
49x49 All-Linen Lunch Cloths, fast colors 79c
Pongee House Dresses, all silk $1 .79
House Frocks, fast color prints ,. 79c
Ladies' Felt Hat's, just arrived 93c
Ladies' Crepe Gowns and Pajamas 98c
Ladies' Rayon Bloomers 49c
Shorts and Brassiere Sets. Broadcloth 98c
"Whoopee" Brassiere and Stepin Set. Rayon $1.98
Children's Rayon Combinations. A new type . -98c
Rayon Combinations. All sizes 98c
Mesh Bags. Ideal for graduation gifts $2.98
Ladies' All-Wool Bathing Suits $2.98
16 Sanitary Napkins, one belt, one apron; all for 98c
Baby Blankets. Esmond Quality .... 79c 98c
Pongee Silk Costume Slips 98c
Pure Silk Hose, full-fashioned. Pair 98c
Rayon Pajamas. Novelty types $2.98
Silk Dresses, 2 to 6 years. Crepe de chine $3.98
Men's Straw Hats 98c
Men's Summer Union Suits. Athletic style 49 C
Men's All-Wool Bathing Suits $2.98
Boys' Union Suits. All sizes,. 49c
Men's Corduroy Pants. Light colors $3.98 - $4.98
Men's Dress Oxfords. Goodyear Welt $3.98
Boys' Tennis Shoes '.. 69c 89c
Boys' Golf Knickers $2.98
Boys' Wash Suits. Sizes 22 to 7 yrs. . . 98c to $3.98
Boys' Rah Rah Hats 98c to $ 1 .49
M
AGILL'S
Medford 's Newest and Oldest Drug Storo
Takes this opportunity to thank all those who
sent such beautiful baskets of flowers and bou
quets on the opening of our new drug store
Saturday, and also to those firms which co
perated with us so splendidly working night
and day to install and remodel our building
in record time. Again we thank you.
M
AGILL'S
214 E. Main
Phone 91