Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 07, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR rEDForcn matl tribune, medford, preppx, Friday, .tune i. 1929, To keep ham from netting hard Moscow. (!) An exiieillilnn f and dry on the outwlde take Home j the State Institute of MuhIc. qttor of the fat part of the hum and f ry j neurly a yoar'd neurch on foot for it out. It It Ket hard, then pread folk koiikh and mutral Inuru nn the cut end of the ham; half , .ntn. hrouwht lim it 100 siim-M and ttn Inrh thiok l not too much. Thin 54 inatrumenta from the Hmolwik rxoludea air. Hang In a cool plaee. dlstrl. t and White llnwm. Hi" When hIU'Iiic the ham. erale off Kummer tne wime men mu F 'this fat, and afterwardH iut It on the Crimen airuln ns before. 1 fount, und the lilack Ben Piggly Wiggly f 20 went up today Will b 1 ployed In tho national pak la va ; clous cjifjacilieii until the clone f ( the neuHon next September, und included four Meilford hiRh itchool ltfy, (ioi'dnti Warner, Charles ; Thomas, Hill liowcrnijin nnd Vle lior AdlritK, and two University of Oregon students. Kstil I'hippH und Arthur Ho wlimd. Tin hiiow I yet deep at th national park, hut like in the val ley. It nan been i-HinlriK there most of this week, and It wuh rainiiiK j hard at the park this forenoon. That the Crater Inko hmkhd'h Kuitcrintendfiit K. C Kolinsky, official opening. July I, Ik not ho returned yesterday from u .Mi'vTfli nays iiiNpcciioii irip to Wie pai k, left uKain this wo on fur K'ruter hike. E LEARANCE JUNE PASSED BY IT t ltain continued to fall fit vurl- oum timeH nfter 11 u. in., and pi oh'- J uhle showers ar forecast', fop tto , nltfht and Saiurduy, and also u j moderate temperate. The down pour of this week so far, while of j Kie;ii benefit to crops, has caused the JtoKUf river und other valley j sii-fams to rise greatly and spoil ! fi.-hini;, 1m causing blight in the or- j ichurds to spread und has much I slowed up the auto tourist truf-1" l fie because of .driving the tourists into auto camp.M und hotels along Wall Street Report J Help Yourself and Save the Difference WEEK-END- FEATURES For Saturday and Monday June 8 and 10 PET MILK With that rich creamy flavor. 8c far away v.un he heller reajlzed by ihe fact that Superintendent K. C Sullnsky sent up to the national park this forenoon a crew of 20 laborers to Join the rangers ami others who have been then for mo me time, to begin the prelimi nary work of getting things reudy shoveling snow from entrance roads, aiding in the pine beetle pent destroying work that has been going on for weeks past, digging the park buildings out of the snow. etc. It Ih understood that the erew the various hlghwayH to await the While only .3 oh an Inch of rnln (,,()St. of the nifnv HJH.lL fell (luring the 24 hours ending at ; ? a. m. today, having pi net lea) ly j erased yesterday and beginning I to fall again last night, between t the hours. of fi a. m. und 11 a. m. ' CONSTANTINO!'!,!; fP) After today. .17 more or an Inch fell, j Inspecting the. hospitals und clinics l,ie lotI11 ror luno UJ lo , , , . . the latter hour 2.3X inches, oncanled In Cree.o and the Near, amnu,lt , , oxt.,.B! ICaslhy the American Woincn' ,v . of an Inch, of the total lliMiilt.-il AtjMiifiiitlf.n lr f:i.v r-.iiifnll ever recorded in Medford Kll.l.ln llaioer of (hl.oua i,l h r. ihe month of June. The hit:!.-' Mr- "ml Mrs- wl'"-'m Slater of would n eommend that they be : est prevloiia June record wax in the : Santa Harhara. Calif., arrived ly i for the Jul) of inapector, tllH talked eonilnued iiermanently and that ' June uf 1 1 1 4. nioior thin murnlnir to vinlt for u similar Inmitutlons he founded The total rainfall alnce last Sep- week Willi T. Slater JohriRon; who I. The cliy council will hold a spe cial meeting tonight to act on air- ' port and other mattera that have come up alnce last Tuesday nlKht. j j '' It will be' recalled that at that! time the council passed an ordl nance to provide lor Inmiectlon of dalriea that retail milk In the city. the lnsjectlon to he done, by an j inspector to heappouited by the j (mayor with the council's approval. Since thun numerous candidate. the Klnhe. I :l 4'l IncheM. Tall tins, each Limit 6 to Customer BOTTLE CAPS gross cartons 19c TREE TEA Black or Green Half-pound 38c Fourth pound .. 20c Vegetable Nut MARGERINE 3 ibS 48 c Stands Highest in Test! POST TOASTIES CORN FLAKES Pkg. 8c A Breakfast Delight P & G NAPTHA SOAP O C r 6 bars DC For All Laundry Use HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP, Qc can INSTANT POSTUM 39 C large size COAST TUNA, quarters; T 1 r can 1 AL- Fine for Your Lunch YOLO PICKLES, all kinds; O C n pints : The Flavor Is Wonderful Try Them PURE CANE SUGAR (jjC AO fine granulated sack 4Joi7 Right in Season for Your Canning Van Camp's Wax K. C. Tomato Lunch Baking Soup Rolls Powder 3 tor 25c 9 rur 25c 25hils.19c HOME GROWN LETTUCE Now at its best; large crisp heads 5c Piggly Wiggly Meat Market SPECIALS Beef Pot Roasts, n C p per pound Choice Steaks, Q C per pound OOC Fresh Side Pork, 9 0 r per pound iUC Bacon Squares, nn per pound UC Lamb Fryers Rabbits Phone 1236 We Deliver J Your Piggly Wiggly Location elsewhere until the work encircles j temher 1 until 11 a. m. today was : is recovering from a broken arm KUMiaiued wnen no was thrown from a hurse two weeks aco. The Slalery will spend the week at Mr. Johnson's summer home on the Kokuc river, nnd will he joined there Sunday by the latter in case be has improved sufficiently to Annual June Sale of GLASSWARE and Dili ERWARE A Saving of Importance to All Housekeepers of salary of which will be and auto maintenance, have been making life miserable for Mayor A. W. I'ipes, who lauKhinnly said thlH noon that about 150 such can didates had been to see hint. The various councilmen, loo, have had to listen to the pleas of candidates. Inasmuch as the ordinance does not go into effect for in days from SEW YOUK, June 7. (P) Ef forts to extend the recovery in to day's stock market met with in creasing opposition, Kivins prlc ! movements an irrexular trend. The tradiiiK continued larsely profea slonal in character with the out side public still on the sidelines pending a fuither clarification ot the credit suation. Call money renewed unchanged at 7 per cent and appeared to bo In rather more plentiful supply at. that figure. Time money rales showed further liquidation of ra dio sent that stock down close to 81. Commonwealth Power fluc tuated within a 5-to-ti point range end 1'nited Fruit sold ut 1111, tho ytur's lowest figure. Later buying of the utilities and the renewed strength of commercial solvents, vhlcli touched :w:i, caused some Ir legulurity at the close. Sales ap proximated 3,2011,0110 shares. ST. LOUIS WOULD BE Now comes a great opportunity for Mare and (llassware ... a chance to purposes ... at unusual savings, note the reduced prices . . . also ,of the great 'values being offered. Catalonian Glass A replica of the 17th century glass made in Catatonln, Spain. This old glasa was noted for its hand finish. Its u,nliue design, nnd for Ihe myrinds of scintillating bubbles diffused throughout the glass. Regular $5 Vnso. Colors green, honey. Now $3.75 Regular $:!.75 Flower or Fruit Howl. Now $1.95 Regular $1 Kan Shaped Vase. Now $2.95 Regular $1 Vases. Rose, green, honey. $ .79, Regular Jl.2.ri Vases. All colors $ .95 Regular $::.ntl l liole Vases. Ilnnoy color $1.65 Regular $i:i Refreshment Set. Pitcher and 8 glasses $8.65 Regular $"i Cake Plate $3.75 Regular $12 dozen Salad Plates. Creell $9.00 Kxtrn Special $L'.5o pair Candlesticks. All colors. Now, a pair.., $1.25 women who admire 'fine Dinner luiy Tor personal use or for gift .Just glance over these items and remember that the' ai'e only a few Martele Glass Hand-Wrought" Martele Olapsware combines the skill of the nrtitU, sculptor, pnd glass artisans, to hrin nut the hand-wrought motifs obtained from nature. In this creutive worlc the sea, tho sky and the land have each supplied an in spiration to t'he artislH. Kt'Kiihtr $ti Vase,' 9 Inch. CJreen and smoke colors. Now $ 4.50 Regular $S Vase, 10 Inch. Honey and Amethyst. Now $ 6.00 Regular $ti Pan Shaped Vase Green and Ametryst. Now $ 4,50 lingular $U Love Uird Vase. Now $ 1.50 Regular $1.50 Comports. Ail colors $ 1.10 Regular $1.-5 Cigarette It ox ok. Ship designs. Now $ 1.00 Regular 'Jii Vase. Beautiful lS-inch vase. Honey color. Now $18.75 Regular $;t I'owder Jars. All colors $ 2.25 Ruba Rombic Glass An Spic in Modern Art Glass Your choice of dozens of nttiaetive pieces at just half price. Iced Tea Glasses. Candy hlslies, Comports, Vases. CandleslhUs, Perfume lloltles, Sugar and Creamers, etc. Colors Smoky Ti'uk Jungle Green Silver Amethyst. 50-Piece Set Nippon China Dinnerware $23.00 Remarkably Sale priced at Conservative border patterns In green nnd blue design. Matt gold handles on cups and covered dishes. A regular $ll.;fi set. 50-Piece Set York Pattern Dinnerware $11.95 Remarkably Sale priced at High class Kdwin M. Knowles China (seml porcelain). Conventional tmrdcr pattern In hlue and yellow. $-1.7ii is the regular price of this set. 12 Piece Set American Ware. DINNERWARE lleinarUnlily sale priced at $l .".o. Uegular $7,110 dinner set. Pink ruse spray design. SO Piece Set (Sold Coin Hand. DINNERWARE Ueuiarkuhly dale priced at ITS 0.5. This heautlfill sel of flue while china encrusled gold coin hand In Million pat tern is worth $l!n. 4'--Plece Set. .lohnson Pros. Pareek China. DINNERWARE llemnrkahly sn;e priced at ti:ur. This famous Knulish ware Is of Ivory body and decorated with Victorian houipict spray. Regular $20.15 value. 12-Plcre Set Cosmos Pattern DINNERWARE llemarkuhly sale priced at $7.i;;. Another Kdwin M. Knowles pnduct. An orange colored sprny design on Ivory hodled china with contrast Ing edges on cups and plates. A regular $.1 l.f.O set. :i'J Piece Ureakfasi Set DINNERWARE Remarkably sale priced at $s.fo. Here Is a regular $11 set of Johnson Pros. Parcel; china. Plain wide border pattern ot soft sea green. Hold striping. Regular JS.95 Tea Set DINNERWARE Romnrkably sale priced at $7.25. Service for six. Kino white Itnvarlan china with colorful floral pattern with contrasting border of lildls cent lustre. All odd pieces and broken sts In Kngllsh I'.avarian and American Olnnerware 1 v Hinnn, i iut", now is, egeutiiie I'lsat's, I lauers, ugni ami re.nu- ' - ers. etc. liny anything you wlsh--Atiii as many pieces as jotl wish from this 2L PriCO Roml1'1'"' tollecilon of odd pieces and sols. PHC6 Swem's Gift Shop warrant the trip from the hospital, j the time It was passed, no selec AfcordiiiK to .Mr. Johnson, with lion - will be made at v tonight's his urm in an "nviutiunKUllnt": he j meeting and the eft yofficials will ouKlit to Ix. able to inako u "Xly- take their time betore making the Ihk" trip to tho river anyway, v. Selection, .E DICE BENEFIT BALL CLUB I THE MARKETS I Produce PORTLAND, Ore., June 7. (P) nCTTKIl Steady. Cnchanged. KC.;s Kresh standard extras and standard . firsts cent higher, fresh standards, extras, :i 1c ; fresh standard firsts, 3c. Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes, wool nuts, hay, cascara bark airi bops steady and unchanged. " ! A big dance will be given to morrow night ut the old Cnited : Sl:itf lintel h.-tl) rnnm ul . .fuckunn'. ' ville for the Jacksonville baseball team, recently organized and for merly known as the Mail Tribune i Apple Knockers. i Tlie dance will begin at 9 o'clock 'Saturday evening and continue un til 2 o'clock the next morning. Tha team has been having a successful season and last Sunday defeated i rect , laleut, and will play that team SltEKP Steady again next Sunday, it was annouuc ; ed today. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., .line 7. fP) CATTLK AND CALVKS Steady. Keceipts cattle TM, including K3 di- ST.. I-OITJS. (JF)at., T.ouis Is nut to capture the title of "avia tion capital" f the nation. The position of the city as a leading aviation center Is the basis of an intensive national advertis ing program launched by tho advert ising committee of the In dustrial id uli of St. Lou's. The campaign follows a two year survey of advantages offered here to the aviation industry. Copies have heen sent to hankers and aeronautical nianufact urers throughout the country, and a widespread newspaper advert isi tig campaign i to be conducted this summer. St. Louis has four flying fields, five avlat Ion schools,- four air plane factories, an engine factory and a t ra n sco n t i n e n t a 1 a i r wa y s headquarters, in addition to four passenger and air mail lines. Kmil Hritt, John Miller and Dr. J. Robinson of Jacksonville were among the city visitors today. They predict the water bonds will i Hutterfat f. carry n th !eetion June 20. cinco. 49c. Receipts all direct or on contract. SHKKP AND LAM HS Steady; receipts 5tI0, all on contract. San Francisco. Butterfat SAX FRANCISCO, Cal.. June 7. b. San Fr?n- KIIARKOFF lPi Tho "gaypay ou." or secret police force, recently broke up a hand here which spec ialized in forged trades union membership tickets. The cards sold for from 75 cents to $1.25 each and entitled the holders to obtain bread, avoid certain taxes ;nd to vote. 1 - WHOLESALE PRICES Baking Powder Catsup Figs Schilling's best. We guar Van Camp's eastern quality. Fancy California pack, either antee every can. Every bottle guaranteed. white or black. -lb. can 1.43 : .15 Coffee Large bottle Crackers Per pound 10 Grape Juice Hills Bros. Red Can. It's one Fresh baked, plain, salted or Church's best. Made from of the best coffees packed. grahams. fancy Concord grapes. Per pound . 50 -lb. pkg... .27 Full quart . .39 Special Prices for h SATURDAY AND MONDAY s Cocoa Hershey's pure cocoa. Full y2 lb :. . 1 2 3! Kidney Beans Calf Meal ;. There is none Sperry's best. You will like it. large cans.. . 25 25 -lb. sk.. 1.25 better. 3 Coffee Del Monte brand. Every can -guaranteed. Per pound . 45 Hominy Van Camp's eastern white whole grain. 4 cans .25 Klamath milled. Each sack guarantee. Flour milled. E 49 ib. sk 1.45 Perk & Beans Van Camp's pork and beans. You know the quality. 1 2 cans .85 Cracked Corn Best grade eastern recleaned corn. lfiO ibs 2.40 Suregrow Sperry's best. It's one of the best mash for chicks. 100 ib 3.40 WHOLESALE STORES 123 West Main Street 408 East Main Medford, Ore. J