Medford mail tribune., July 12, 1929, Image 4

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POKTLANU. or.. July 12-
Vthf direction of ihe Hawh "
Pigg'ly Wigg'ly
Serve Ycurself and Save
Pure Cane
SUGAR, 8 lbs.
3
Pkgs.
CORN
FLAKS
20c
GROGAN OLIVES
6-oz. tin
COST TUNA
a Size Tin .
VAN iLLEN PEAS
Tall fan
WALDOr.F TCILET
PAPER
8 BROOMS-
H Medium Weight, Each..
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFl'E
Pound KCin
Can OUC
2 Pound qqr
Can ZfUK.
BULK SALAD 0 lb
Gallon :
BOTTLE, CAPS -One
Gross P. K.
P. & G. SOAP
10 Bars
Wash Your Clothes With
SUPER SUDS-Package
NAOMI BLUING
Pint Bottle
See Our Full
Fruits and
BUNCH
BEETS
CARROTS
and ONIONS
3 for 10c
Piggly Wiggly
Meat Market
SPECIALS
CHOICE STEAKS -Per
Pound
PORK SHOULDER ROASTS
Per Pound
BACON SQUARES -Per
Pound :
FRESH SIDE PORK
Per Pound
We Dellver
Pu'p and Paper company "ic itl
City ami Helen Palp and.
Paper company, 81. Helen-.. is-"i
out of the hands of W. !, lUwIfy1
11 nd lily n.n, W 1 Hawley, Jr.. :
offii tally tl,.y w hen Mn 1 I':
!Hiftith, resident pirur r iW
i:o:thft mn&Kcr of Myth
oor,r,y tK con' rob
(Limit)
39c
Tree Tea
Black or Green
Va
Pound ..
V2
Pound ..
20c
39c
10c
21c
3,nr 33c
19c
Rolls
53c
$L25
21c
39c
10c
9c
Line of Fresh
Vegetables
LEMONS
2 Dozen
59c
35c
25c
20c
20c
Phone 123G
WESSON OIL
Pints 26c
Quarts 47 C
1 1 I
MmrorcD matl
HAD INTERESTING
AND USEFUL LIFE
in V V,
The nrilrr. iho fterd;4y rii'rh-iu-
ffrtoTim-fi the ..d dti'y of at-,
.-fto.pii 'he fieri'ml r;te of the bite
','..M Prankim Jv, ho died
Mli !-.-. Jitiy . at the Plhav
."iftrnfi k ' a ii i''jv(-r, Wa -lv, be
ihat the (licfAiw-d. who Wa
in honor ih!e and Iuab!e old B-n- ,
!ir.4n. f.-vorb;' knuun tu ii mul
T 1 i -J . i e of Jakst'ii county citlwnp
rvtK of a moff exti'nrlril
kH-h f h.s cufr anl dmiiw, ItreatftRt Itaiti during tile flrat tx ,
'han the tritf ohitunrv unnoumc-. months l(h a 7 Pi cent pain'
mm! In ihf Tuf-.Uv pr-a. 'ovr ist year. Arlwma reporter!
Mr. Joy uho f f -i loitntdf nl Rain and Orenon a
Jcnoun - h: !trmn of fr!rmU( a tr rent Ions. An Inrreaae of,
lid." wi bf.m In th i-'ttio t.f 19 Pr nt was made In I'tiih.
M un afM.itt k vtur sr.. and ai-i Portland U alith on the list of.
;.:nd manb.d uhU- tlu- ovir rt hlRhest tltiea onthe oaat. -..ir
tn proirff.. r-hh-i a derriPP of 'Jt per rent be-1
:n i he 13 h M..Sn- ii,f..tr Lut hm- l the l'l report, and GO or un-!
!cnc h- M-rve.l m.Plifr : lie ( iUr J un ,ilst ear
viniT j-i un:it!t to st.it. i AiiKeles iw liMc-d first, wild:
Fr n.Hr:y ycam nf!i the !.. a 20 per cent increase over Ial
o th- .r h ,i ...Mur (.f for- year in the fix months' rating, but '
:an, i'iilfd m"-t of the j.-vin ma 1- fer cent below (he fig-ires re-,
ind vtvitc.i m-iy f rr:kn rnuntrifs. corded for last June. The total.
B-c.mini: t i 1 t.f i.noVr:nq in for Los Aneeles represents 37 er ,
for.pn hind h" returned to the 'rent of the total for the 5 Call-:
rniit'i Si.4t.-ji and took up ihe pro-.fornla cltie. - ,
f-ioon of tni:tn. !ter becotmnff " Seattle comes third with a 12 per
n -x:.Tt fjorl-t and h-nlruUor- 1 ' "t redurMon.
!!. and f .J lowed thin line of v ork ? In Oroeon, Portland Indued C44
for ninny yearn. In middle hf PpJ mit during June. Klamath
he came in the Pacific ri when- Kalis iff Hated second wllh fi. Sa- j
he purrendr-d to the hue of inln- lfm ,'lr,I 2r'- and Med ford
snff for oid. and for many ye.irn ; fourth with T2. The aix months'
he prospected the mouniatnf and Period for lf- shows the 8nme j
ulche of northern f'aJiforn; and r;(tnr. Ihirlnc the flint fiix montha J
iu:hem Ore.n wi:h viirled xur- o' 1(,-R. 8alem was second and
c-.. About 16 yearw an Mr. Joy , Klamath Falls third.
t-uve up minii.K and cme to Jm k-' f,r 'hp itiea which were in
Kn county w hi-re- he i.unu d bis eluded in the survey. 4." showed an
work in horticulture, N-ecm lizin-2 Increase for the alx months and 47!
a a nrufr of fruit tn-en. f.diw- h"-'d Rains for June. s
ine ttit I i n of wivk until reach-f ' i
injf Ihtf ite of when trt1-
cmne too fcfli to perform Ihe
m;im.Ml l.i!-or iTrnbtnt to the oc
rup.ition, end enicrd the Pythian
home Ht Vam-omrr where he re
mi:ntl m i-i-fdrni until hts death.
In f'lMouiii hi- vocati'in ihr'UKh
Ibt on lot nl dl-h l.M of JdcUeon
i
i'"Uiily. Mi Joy formed an exten
ive ttnd fnvorablc ar iniMintant e- j Mr. and Mrs, W. II. McPhntter
fh ill Mtid Ht t lie year rolled by ' a nd sun Itodcrbk and M r. Mr
ihi.t a o,unini.tm ej.hip expanded Phntter's mother of Vancouver,
until utmost ever resident nf ih"'li. who nre reftMerd at Mer--
orchard belt came lo know Mr.
Ji'V, whose happy nature, ht i let
honety and intemiiy. willing de
position to render arista nee to Ihe
needy and dMrem-ed, won him Ihe
end mi tin b e and respect of a
united multitude.
Mr. Joy hud married three time,
and t hrou'h I he nnget of death
hud Kiiffei't-d the Iowm of each wife.
j well an flv chlldten who parsed
away In Inf.tncy. Ht only survlv
inii relative t an oiled nister. Mrc.
Henry H. Howe of New ' Haven,
Conn.
The deceased wna n devout mm
bcr of ihe lot ill KnightM of Pythia.
the IV O. K. K. and I'Mhian Sla
ter, nod up to a short time liefote
bis pam-im: be never failed to avail
hlm-elf of every oppofluiilty to at
tend n'vtllll Of lltCH MIClotlCN In
Lot h Vnnnu4'i and Portland. It
v i4 hN expiej-cd l"h that when
he p;fvcd from thin lile his re
mains should he Interred in t he
vulb-y he adored ami the burial
aervlt-e of the Knighta ot I'ythiaa
be used at the jJlave. ho in accord
ance with tht dftdre the body wan
shipped to Medford Wednesday and
Thai nd. iv morntng eerviei were
belt! at Copter k funeral pai lor,
attended by a birte concourse of
Kmchla of Pvt liu and many
f rleml Lev m t. Hamilton
I fad 1 he F.pl-copttl hurLil wi v Ice.
. II. tiavhud k.uik two beautiful
heninx and F U'. Jacob lmvc a (
'ricf hketeh ot the teeeaed life.;
Tht Itilcriii mnt va in the Jak-i
nen ill.- c e m e t e i y w ) i -1 1 th" '
Klltfchtn of Pthu buna I mt li r 1
wa t i ndtielt-.l nX the Brave. I
In t oiu biKioii it initht te piopc-:
to Mnle that Mr. JoV fi,. i ii j
leslde
ni In!'
to t. 1
o y. m the ' tblan tiuine nil- I
d in the pn. m beautiful
.'OHi; .not IK'tal alU mi t ie- j
f t llC J.- COUTIiIk MlITOUlfd jp
ihe tn-liliito'
personal dn
i It w.is undT htf
t on tbi thi work
"i" ticcoinpbxhetl No resident at i
the home wm nu'i e hoit.-j . i and
lovrd than ' lad" Jo) . Peace o
P. EMPLOYEES PICNIC
A! EUGENE SUNDAY-
Thm
So(;th,
their
Solid c
Pa-
the
11 lo
' U PrtCit c (
annual pt. r,t
.hih U
I TH the (
w til
el
i:
ph.v,c- (com
all e tionv ,.f the I'oOUnd ll
1 1 loli met t a I f-t'tne (rp! 1 n 1 lo a -to-fi
ntd -I't'ii'l uPe ! fi-iU'iniMnt;
and in ite nieinriti t sports ot
all . I'C'MslMr.. "the u-n.ti ivn
h'l Wiit he uottl i ti Un 11; thr
in. liotuu: b.L-el-!! tin, -of w,r
and Ihe like
T he I'ortla ml d. he a .'i i'l
lee Hint ill, urlv In Iht tm-i li
liu ti'im; l' upetii ittili!'. and
oihrt will i.iui fem otb r ss
!"" el ti.1 iHU'lwn by
tf.lUO
ilar
It 1 4
iMM't w iil
;'d that at
Ihree to
b .t
nj.
1.1 .
pi. rue
Brtt't Sh.p 5nW
l.oMo. l.iittUmt Jn'v U'
I b d lnd Pod lnles Ma
t loll rec -is ei m Itie-sai-r from th
tSpanh Mi ;rrr Crttrtra t Ux
lbl fbe eidibhd with and ank the
lilltifh frteaiper SeAforth tottv
d: (Hue a ("K Bear Hie Ut.o chati
ti 1 '1 he eiin h .t i :t
sated
Pui;TJ.VM Ore Julv
- The KmI of iMoth) II dn t
1. coh.re.1 Slem Or, who w
drow ned !tiM,V In the CtdtimbU
river man nhevfivj IihIai fier a
CoitUnd hi N
mrnuNT, MEDFonp.
OREGON BUILDING!
r
L:
A inbnlfttUtn nf hulMinx inrmlts
lUfd hv i5 l'atili! coas' cilie
during (he N Ht six months of 19,
and compiled ity S. W. Straus tc
Co., shown a lotal of U.41 per
mliH, jumvKatins $2iiT.T15. The
firm mix months of 13.'$ shows an
Iticr of approximately $1
''00. The io crease for the month
of June this year If about (5,(KK,
0o0 over that of
Hrit lih Columhia fhows the
LAKE BUT MISS BEER
J rick's nulo camp, have Just re-,
; turned from Crater I-nke and say
'It In the iiiomI wonderful nishi they,
'havf cvr eteii. This is the first
time tby have been in California
ior Orepon they have Juat return
ed from California Hnd. nltbouffh
they liked California they say that
Oregon has It beaten for natural!
scenery an California Is o barren. !
In Portland Mr. M. McPlmtter!
visited her cousin. M r. liuise ,
rtadbeni, whom ,he had not eeeti j
for yearn. The patty is leaving,
for HriiUh ,1'olumbiu luday.
.'''uui lacKM umy one tninif, sj
said Mr. Mcl'hatler. 'and that Is
beer pai ho- and i:o eru nt e n t
litjuor hle."
STAGY BUYS C0L0N1A
PLACE IN GLEN OAK:?
)
Charles Stacy, well known I
hit Mil! linx nnr.lo.u.,1 u r.... I
purvhaMil a co
lonial home In ; len lak court
from the Southern Oregon ( on
striictlon comi4itiy llirounh the
Heche and Sims agency. The hine.
How under Ctinstrui lbn. will he
one of (be moot attract i e In
S'Ulthein Oregon and Is expected
lo he ready for or upam in
AllKUst.'
other salea reported hy Hcebe j after eating. My skin was r-l!ow-and
Sims Include the sale of ti ish and 1 was always constipated
acre tract and hoiio io-hi I'hr-rntx, and biliou. At times I was mi
inxnlvliiK fir.no. to Coot L-x IUi-m I ' w eak I culd htrdly Maud. 1 had
ccoi LV ii i :
pone in L.7ler i
and Ihe sale
of
lane, owned by C.
H. W. Ford w ho Will
ate possesion
ltoartey.
lake Itaiot
1,1 '
ill-
GIRL SCOUIS 10 MEET
Ef
The Chi Scout will n.tth r (
nuht l th I'reoh) tcri.tn cbu-t
"t T .ttv Many announcemf n
will he mavle Mt this titne core 1 1
Im; camp and summer ncttvttp
An impon.ini m o n e -m:..,i
td.,n will n1m l piesnted t- :
! mi I at the meeting
Seietwl suitrie aiv in -o
foi hi 11 iiner and e -ry nieioh. t
M tr. 14 .-Xj-evted to altera
YOU WONT GET A BUM STEER
WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
CLEANED AND PRESSED HERE
PHONE 1200
"We Deliver the GockU"
Rujs, CurUms. Upholstering nd Dytmg
RA1NB0TCLEANERS
6 South Tir
oreoox. fkiday. jfly 12. la.
FOR FAY BRAGGS
Kay Xf. Cracs and hi wife. Fav
all"
: lo
alfo while en.itnff an outing in
v S-iuaw Iake reion lal un-
! day had a I td acare which un-
nerved both for some lime after
1 wards, and i the first authentic
mory of thr rattlesnake season
berealxiut.4.
They were fu uterine down
te-o trail about a mile and
half distant from the Jake, at the
t foot of which wa a small prinir.
and Mr. Fay had just remarked,
t "This Is always a nie. cool shady
oot," when Mm. Fay. who '(W
ahead of him, sat down with a '
: fiph of relief on a big knot at the;
d- of the spring. j
A fraction of a second later sne
' was horrified to se about
f...t
from her a rattlesnake, which
had a button and five rattles, and;
let out a shriek alinultaneous with
her Jump half way up a nearby
tree, which so electrified Mr. Fay,
who only recently returned from
the lnte National fluard encamp
ment at Camp Clatsop with Us
Iwtom'np of bis ranmms, and who
ha.s faced prizzly ler with A
relish, that he Jumped clear over
another tall tree before he came
to.
Whattir.it:" then excitedly cat
claimed Mr. Fay.
Jt's a b-bitr c-c-cr-crocodile,
answered the still shivering with
terror Mrs. Fay.
' Where?"
WAS FORCED TO
QUIT AFTER 38
YEARS SERVICE
William W. Patterson, of 4?2
3ith St., San Diego, served the IV11
Telephone Co. for 3S years, retir
ing on a pennon in 112 3. His
father before him served the same
concern w h-n it was known as the
I'.ell Telegraph Co.. before they
utarted the use of phone. -Mr.
Paltcrnon's record Is a long and
enviable one. He is a Mason inn
member of the Caplist c nurcn.
1 the Sarson representative he
centlv made the following re-
markatile statement:
"l was in nieh poor health six
years ago that physicians advised
me to Quit work entirely. 1 re-
inned my position witn me
Telephone Co.. in Chicago.
1 came we!.
I - had i4fcred for 15 years with
stomach trouble. I have been in
'five hospitals ' for elimination and
! twtee f'r X-ray of the stoma h.
About Co onlv t hints 1 cou1 re
' tain were milk and the very licht
; est of foods. And even then I
1 Niifft-rf.l terrihle utomarh distress
neurit m lKiina p om ni ao to 1001
Hendaches made my ilas and
niirht
miserable, and continual
con-tlp.(tl.n addetl tv mv trtoitoes.
I "Then, when all treatment and
I medicine failed. 1 M .tried the Sar
1 iioti matmcnt without much hope
! it its helpintr me. and 1 ol the
Sin pri-e ot my hie. In a fv. woids
f 1 am m well man. only last niL-ht
I ate a bn; sIcmK. and 1 honetlv
bei e if I had done this a few
weeks aM I twouM hmf killed me.
I never have the shshtest trace of
I stomach trouble now. 1 sleep fine
'and yet up rested and refvhed.
! And everv pain of neuritis is cone
1 have tamed fifteen pound- and
a at a si rone and w- 11 and full of
pep I haxe ever beett tn mv llie.
1 jus! feel like a man aii over
1 "Sai-son Soft M Pi IN ended
j 4'verv hi of mv cont uta'.ion and
ht'toushffs M v head.'tche a re
gone, mv
: n.-wr sj
t o,mI
and 1 can
f
ihi. w omiei -
:ned in Med
1 r u Co
IP ' ilvl
1 ful trvai m m "
Saigon tnav he ol
ford from the Mat:
f.
u 1
ft r '' . i
E X . .. . -:.r,
I A H
WII.I.IAM W.
I -Whv Iherr. Ih-rr and thre
' 1 kf thr my in "The SJomt ISuar"
ih rrai.rlan thealrr,
' -h inted to -
th unakf. which .till lay K!rrt.-n-
d out ly the flrin(f.
Il efmu that Mrs
dt-n terror had sot
n-,.-. ul.
'h )umu on
had
the rattler and her shriek
derd uncons.-ioiw and had no
. ,,il-
lime iu
Ho Sir Fay sneaked up on Iho
-it.le and du-patrhwl it with a:
club. Then Mrs.
out of her tree
home.
Fay came aown j
and they went:
NAVAL OFFICERS HERE
JULY 1 8 TO SEE BASE
W he her or not Medford will b
selected as the location for the
l five million dollar rtsvsl
pt-"p',si live niiniun in'iirti tt n i ' i ii mi m a a M
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii
1 The Bootery's Big Semi -Annual
1 SHOE SALE J
1
Yet
t.Vpi? Satin;
' and prints,
trice ;rb85.
Sale- I'lit-e -.
QiA. ftX T Shoes priced at T W- I
g ' $t.83, ,8,j0 and .flU.lKl,
ileauville golf and sjiort now CStT' f
S oxfords. Kegular 5.30 -
2 values. Sale price vpl.OD Vv
1 Ola gix tst $7 fti; . 7) 1
ami Jlv. - .X. i
flllllM
" V " " " r '
Liberty Meat Market
"THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS"
Swift's Government Inspected Beef
' Soft's Best
Our Meats are . all specially selected
from Swift's large packing plants for
our trade.
For Saturday We Will Have
Swift's Beef
Spring Lamb
Corn Fed Pork
Beef Tenderloin
Pork Tenderloin
Fryers
Hens
Rabbits
Brookfield Cheese
Brookfield Butter
For the picnic or week end trip we have at all
times the finest of lunch meats for your selection.
Phone Your Orders Early
for Prompt Deliveries
Holly and Main
diriRiMe I ! nw unun -'"'
lerauon
July 1'
wilt practli-aliy ut"'"""
whn th natiunul naval
ennimibj-i"ll
eoiii'iJstiiiK
or KW
ndt'is
A.imirai -""''"V; Vi.V,
Kultori ami .Mun-iiri.i.
.,f il,.- L S. Nav.il ilenarlmenl. "l
v!.-it this ciiy
Tbe nameM of tne
commission and the date of men
nmvul were iricluueu in a
sram received at the local
ham-
hr of commerce iruin
IrtMlutor
-
Fwl Steiw.r
The party of of HcA left ;
mpion. v -. . -
tour f investigation. They win
nxt Monuay, juiy
'..nle and arrive in -Medford the
following Thursday. July IS. It is
'thought that they will also spend
part of the follow ins day here.
PAULS. Pi City toxicolopists
i hiive found no warrant for claims:
'that automobiles poison street air; company the doctor due to th,
1 t . . fact that she is convalescing from
j with deadly carbon monox.de a. at.cident v,hlc:i hils Cun.
i Samples of atmosphere howl lit- f Jned her to tne hospital for borne
tie more of the tasteless, odorless ; months, but is now able to Lo
1 . ..., rAr.ntri in 177. 'about the house aerain.
CONTINUES I
While hundreds of thrifty folks have
taken, advantage of this important
event, stocky so great as ours cannot 3
he entirely' depleted in two" or three
da vs of enthusiastic buying."
we urge vou to eonie as
can. fur even though stocks are large, earlier
selection is sure to be best. You'll find this sale
a splendid source of true footwear economy, for
evei-v pair of shoes is from our own stocks and
bears our guarantee of satisfaction.
$1.85
We have added more shoes to our
$1.83 group. .Shoes that formerly sold
up to '10.00.
$2.85
Phone 16-1
in light tan pumps c S I
in straps. Former Jgmi S 1 . I
k price .85. $9.85 I
Dr. J. C. Kolt'r - . iio was a for
n;cr pastor of the First MeihodNt
church some seven or eight years
ago arrived in Medford yesterday
and is renewlne his acquaintance
ship and enjoying the hospitality
of his many Medford friends. Since
leaving Medford he lias been pas
tor of several larse churches m
California and i now taking a ff-w
nionths of well earned vacation.
He expects to be in Medford aboui
a week and will occupy the pulp.t
at the First Methodist church next
Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Rollins was unable, to ac-
promptly as you
Rogue Elk
Hotel
This hotel, located on the
banks of the Rogue and on
the Crater Lake highway
is serving the best meals
that can be had anywhere.
They have a nice cool
dining room with cour
teous treatment, under
personal supervision. Dance
rtom in connection with
the dining room.
Best Sunday
Dinner In
Southern Oregon
w 0. Mcdonald, Prep.
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
TOUR SEXALL STORE
0pa Sundays and Evcnlfigi
All the Time
'W 1
i I
UlfiilKU, HIH IHUII'i Vv-