Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf b-. 1m I lii f VI If nl V tfl Hi 1 x AGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTTSTXNTR, MEDFORD. QREOOK, FRTDAY, .TULY 19, 1929. Iocal and .-'Personal Artuni (Ke 0gop!ns; WiiAr.j''i lh'')lri' i)f til 'yinr -wh1rh' li, A. lii.l.y and ill .Medliiid hotels a I-' .Mm. K n'ifvif lirtfcllKrl bin li'aTr 'with ullfW Die 'lucal Muyluil ed A. Olson of Iikevlew, Mr. and .Mm.' J. (i. Huzel and K. I. llm dlsty and family of KiiKene, and Many Meilfonl, Ashland anil other Blka from varloun purls nf th county, In addition to the Kills' hand vt this city, went to Kluniath Falls thin morning to atrend the uIk day of the OleKon KIU iisho ciatlon convention there, reinforc ing the delegation of local r.lK there for the iiiwtttwa ilnys., convention closes tomorrow. Sneci' at Colvlu Hruf.-f. sheen fine linen tatlonery wlth'r.pj envelopes an 101- u;- i-i-mn. T. K York , of shop have been ft. O. 'an.at1a, local Civil war transferred to I'ul-vallls and will vet, thinks nothing of a daily trlii leave for the northern city .Sunday, over the Wi-klyoiiH in his Kind. , .Mr. Vork lias been promoted to the followliiK from Portland: Mrs. j travelitiK to Yreka where he sells manager of the t'orvallis branch. James H. t'assell and Hon, Air, .'i m (1 tilt . t'liuJi.' .fhnrrli'H fjrown on hi . ti?cal ,it ( o I v i ft' JJi'ukh 72 Mrs. J. H. Halbnck urn! mm. Air. i place un 't ht-ainut utre.'t. Tlio '.( fine liri.-n Htiitimiery with nil ami AIth. A. O. Ni'lsori, Air. und cherry crow this ytttr has Imm-ii th (.iivi-hiifs n'l for fi i-pihk window next lu Jtlultu ihem.r, Aim. A. D. Mireei. Special at (' o I v I k Di'ukh. 7! shwtH fine linen Htutionery with .in e n v I o pen, all fur 6 it cent h. He p window next to Kiallo theater. ISA9 A huildiiiK periqit ha heun i- , Tho sued to. Jim Kmbiy t9 construct '-i f rest room at the corner of Alain 1 und T''IU HtreetH, at a cost of i ;u " thwm t fenders ' and uaitt'. See ; noniiM tftralKnlenPd at Urn! sKheti window next JCialto tln-atcr. ' Metal Work, opposite J-ewiH Kupwrj : ' j a4S .Service HtnUun. -Phone 418 . ,,tCJ Mrs. Harold Warren and huh Mr-, i.'.ihh. J. VanKonk aii'l, .Wrv neeumnunied by Airs. D.-1-' dauuhier Mm Ian of Ct-rnnintown, kind It In a deliKht to sWI, he de clared. One tree on bis place pro-j duced 4-Va pounds or t'i i't-; pound boxe of choice fruit, the bulk of which was diNposed of on the nortb-rn California markets. Afdiland Tiding. . Crest's special for Sa,t. and Hun. ,Xesicro( pti tilling ("U. joieiim. ''iOo quart. ' ' t .Miss Atarian I'bfllipH tit Chicago 1,. IJ. MiaKK- - Ti'e fprops fi'om clear Juniber. li'.jl't'.V.-i lbr:.Oo, 1 IiJOi N4'- listf marriage liceim- was i3.ued 124 iW ifftft'Muriri ft mar Wam-n and ton Hoy, left lo-J I'a., -left Ibis morning oh the Cia-i by the 1 (,ou;itiv clerVa , itky:: thl.H dav frr HHcrnmento. Jsleton unu , "r '' wuikc other California polntR. for a va-j The DnKuy Dunce at Jackson ninif lf I'harles ItedlielU and .Mlsii llastid liei-iilce Klncuid, 1 The I.... 11 l,- IU i.b.tn i "V uieie. I I ,1 glass. Trowbrldtie Cabinet Wks. i s"w "IM-orlunlUes for recreation nn.i rtf I' inn ev or ..... -.v ......... .... Ooldendale, Wash., are vlsitoi's at the home of K. J. Muir of Crlffln creek. Mr. Dudley is mummer of the J. O. Penney store at (lolden dale. Mrs. Dudley Is a sister Mr, Mtlrr , . Selected green blocks and stab., tin1 I'nlon oil cimiiiaiiy, and the IM-usiieciive bride iiy the Medl'orrl Hook store, vevtf 4t i in- nine oiiniiiaiii nioior. une i j A oyt, expert piano Inner, tourist who carries an outboard - offers a special uilverllsliia rale of motor In Ills car, has silnttested j l foi' tfinlnK. for a few dnys only, that someone will do a Kood busl-j niKh ,.a.-;s work. l-'lne repairlnc. r , ness nere re.ntinK rownoats to tour-i Place order ijuick. I'liune 3l0. Grain . Storage I- '-"' ; Store your grain in iur new concrete ware- "Tiouse at(a reasonable charge, ; i ; ! SEE US MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. 12 or 16-ln., no edlnR. Ask about free kindling. Afed. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. - i"5tr Because of tho abKence of tht1 Klkfl' band today out of the oily, the uauul weakly band concert 11 the City park will not be held thin evening. Transferrin; and storage. Quick Bervlce. Phone 833. F. K. .Samson Co., 229 X. Kfverslde. 121 TourieiB and other Kticsts at Atedford hotels from a diKtance In elude L. Al. Hinlth and family of 1'iitsbuiKh, Pa.. Geo. O. Anderson of Salt I-ako City. H. Uiffenbach of Washington, L). C. K. C. Hchmid of St. Louis. Mo.. Air. and Mm, J. C. Robinson and children of Carson City, Nev., Air. and' Mr: C. W. Sweeney of Cleveland,' O , Kvelyn Olanxnian of New Vork City, Air. and Airs. V. A. Kcllows and Air. and Mrs. Jon. Huber of Chlcano. J5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac tory blocks. Aied. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. iur.tf Beebe & Slm announce the the sLle of a home on Kast Ninth street, formerly owned by Clinton Vroman, to Air. and Aim. L. (J. Hieham. Tree props: all IcnuthB. Porter Lumber Co. 1'hone 124. 122 AmonK the Medford Rotarlana who attended tho meeting of the Ashland Hotary club . yesterday were Ed Shockley. Howard Schef fe, Karl Hopper, Wnlter Leverette, Kmll Brophy, Hill Allen and John Terl; also a visiting guest, liHey Jlopper of Aledford. Dressmaking, smocking and but tonholes. Thu Fashion Shop. 424 Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. ltf Miss Dorothy Heynolds and Mrs. Dorothy Gore left yesterday by motor for . Yreka where they; will upend a couple of days Iv 1st ting MIsh Reynolds' 'aunt 'and? uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Suffecool. Kincuid'a Imperial Orchestra rvery Sat., Kagle Point. J20 W. Ray Parker and Frank Hoov er of the Union Creek district were huslnesH visitors In the city yes terday, i Local and long distance, hauling. Wq save you money, llawley Trans-! fer, 610 N. RlveiHide. Tel. 1044-X. 1 ffi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jennlns have returned from a two weeks' trip through the south. They took in the resorts around Los AngeleK dud San DtcKO, visiting Tin Juana and Agua Callonte, and stopped over on their way home at Lake Tahoe. Tren props; nil lengths. Torter Lumber Co, Phone 124. 322 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Walker nf Yreka are visiting relatives In the Bcrrydal district this week. Screens and windows. City Cab inet Workn. 227 N. Fir St. 12T. Daniel Foeller and Sprat WcIIr motored in from the Trull district ycHterday on business and pleasure. A reminder of the faM approach ing packing season may be seen at tho Porter Lumber Co., whero -they fire unloading 2 carloads of tree props. Phono 124. 122 Kmll Alohr and Bill Cunning ham left this morning on the stage for Crater Iake. where they will he employed In the new cafeteria the remainder of thb summer. Owing to business relations In California, I, must sell at a sacri fice my business here known as the Dutch Oven, located at 60ft S. Riverside. 122 We Bake V 1 1 varieties of breads daily. Como and inspect them. Probably we have jus . what you have been looking for. Mm 1V.TW I ists who will use their own mo tors and make the Koaue even ' more of an attraction fo travelers. Thls tourist wants a boat to use all week. At a dollar a day, some mal'i can make a aood paying busi ness from a boat livery In tlrauts Pass. Ills business would be of civic value. -llrants Pass t'ourler. i $2,511 per. load, $2. "id, (ireen pine slabs, 12 or ifi-ln. Ask about free kindlliiB. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. (1.11. 1 0 5 t f Vernon Vawler returned to Med ford on the Shasta this morninK after spcndiiiK several days in .San Kranrlsco on ' business. Dance, 9 till 12. Kaglo Film every Sat. Tickets 7Iic. !20 W. W. Allen of the Plerco-Allen Motor company left tills afternoon for' Klamath Falls on business. Maicelbi Howman lias installed the latest in permanent wave nia chlnes In the Howman Henuty Shoppe. 128 Clarence Xoe. who has spent the last two days on Kokuc river, says that fishing was poor. Tree props; nil lengths. Porter Lumber Co. Phone 124. 122 Mrs. Marry D. Norton visited lo cal friends lu Medford yesterday, returning to her home In tirants P.-'-ss last evenlnu with Judge Nor ton, who will remain In that city I until Monday. Dance every Sat. Nat. 120 Cluosts from Washington at local hotels include Mr. and Mm. W. II. Burnett of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Ilenz of Yakima. All kinds of spraying dnnft by Allen, reasonable prices. Phone your order to 1039 or 422-F,. tf Miss Klennnr F-K"n left last night on the Hhnstn for Han Kran clsco. Hho wIM nlso lio to High land Park, Chicago, to visit rela tives. Klnculd's regular dance, Eagle Point Sat. night. Tlckots 7nc. 120 1 Mrs, T. W. Hillings of the Herry dale illslrlct left today for Klam ath Falls, where she will visit relatives over the week end. $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. . 10f.'tf Tho annual picnic of thd Jack son County Medical association was held Wednesday evening in I.lthlu pnrk at Ashland with more than 30 In attendance. ' Doctors and their families in attendance, besides those from Ashland, In cluded Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Shock ley, Dr. and Mrs. Hayes, Dr. nnil Mrs. I,. 1). Inskeep. Dr. and Mrs. Adams and two sons, Dr. Kmlly Holcom of Medrord,. and f)r. and Mrs. Standard of Phoenix. Other guests of the association Included Dr. Dwlght (Iregg of Fossil. Ore., and Dr. Crittenden of Nashville, Tenn. A reminder of the fast rtppronch Iuk packing season mny be seen nt the Porter Lumber Co., where they are unlondlng 2 carloads of tree props. Phono 124. 122 Miss Ksther Nelson of Oaks, N. D.. arrived In Medford this morn ing to visit her cousin, Mrs, Al W. Maker. Miss Nelson will visit Crater Uike before returning to her home. l.et me write your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 993. tf. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Isaacson of Central Point wero in Medford meeting friends this noon. Dance. F.agle Point Sat. night. Tickets 7 5c. 20 Mrs. It. II. Shirley left this noon for Buffalo, la., to visit her mother and other relatives. She will stop off iti l.os Angeles to visit her son. Paul Thomtvion. t Tree props; nil lengths. Porter Lumber Co. Phone 124. 122 Mrs. A.-M. Lee of Onltlnn.l nr. I rjved In Medrord todny to visit her: j sister, Mrs. Herb llerrlan. ; : Tho Doggy Dance nt Jncksvn ' a ! Springs. Sat. Something different. i He there. i 1 ! Mrs. Khhn Courtis of Detroit lefi ; Ust night for her home In that clly,J3 after spending the last two days' ! visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. J and Mrs. Sam Anderson.. Money loaned to Worthy people to pay their honest debtli. Thomns Healty Co., lint. 12, Pulm Hlk., cor- ; Main and Front, upstairs. 'Mtf ! ' Krnestlne Dahack and Mary llannaforil of Fagle Polnl .were I visitors In Medford yesterday'. Crest's special for Sat. and Sun. i N'esterode pudding Ice cream. 5nc , "inarl. Dr. William Mercer Sprlgg of Washington. D. C.. left last night on the Shasta for southern points.' Tree prop, from clear lumber.! Hlg Pines l.br. Co. Phone No UStf Henry Offenbacher of Klamath Falls, w ho has been spending sev eral days visiting relatives In the Applcgnle district, left last night ! for Oakland. 1.. C. Smith and Corona type- E writers. .Medford Typewriter V.t- change. 1 139. Mrs. K. A. Wynhnttser nf 'I'u-'s ehlo. Colo., is visiting her brother. U. P. Shea of Medford. Imiform tre pnips. Med. Lum- A Read Show t Populaj Pricei THE IDOL OF ALL FRANCE THE WORLD'S GREATEST ENTERTAINER Maurice Chevalier Pronounced (SHA-VAL-YAY) ' IN at.-.. e t 'm "INNOCENTS OF PARIS" ALL TALKING, ALL SINGING Four 8howt Dally 1:30. 3:30, 7 and 9 NO SEATS RESERVED her Co. lliitf r, E conomy Groceteria mi ffv3 1 Warehouse : a l.i Cor. Tenth and S. Fir St. 1 1 I I Motel firnnd. US'. . """.j i tlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllljlillllllllllllipilH m&' HURRY!" : ' : ! fi-VAMttl"" i!XWVlnDDnU,: ii -rue i ' ' 1 I ... I B jjpw- ( ;;laSt showIno. 2 Don't Miss Tills Gay Comedy ', I (' IT'S ALL TALKING ALL JOYFUL : , . , Jr '.. : j 4 Shows SifjA Llyf ' I 1 -3o''y3M5 PiM!TO W That Jolly : I 7 and 9 5jr5ggES Tw tf K P " '611 1 tlry fiSpSL Happe"s t0 I SPJ'-y Athlete" Who ; g yilS JP k1 tu9M He ; 1 Bcuycompscn. ,T ... I,! 1 Grant Withers Mie""" jj , yiliN. ! Walter Huston w MW 'W I , Of "Gentlemen rf the j-c-RUJ ffef 1 ' Press" Fame in f 'Aih ''A?'? 3 , "The Carnival Man" L LZ'iiW-MnMMM ' . - i ; T"'. ' ' , - ' r " T SUNDAY i f.Y '' JS ff 1 THE DRAMATIC ! Jv THUNDERBOLT OF ffl Af. THE YEAR j The Star of the Famous "Rain" in W. Somerset : j 1 ! Maughan'a Master Stage Strccess, ... I I "THE LETTER" "iiiiiiiiiiini "'fJSliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 HE'S COMING! wed 1 j JULY 24 I I HUNT'S '"j,Fron, CRATERIAN ffi - Friuco 1 HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES The quality of all fruits and vegetables; is exceptionally good this year, and nowhere will you find such a complete assortment of the better grade as in ouK Bigger and Better Fruit and Vegetable Department, and the home grown is always the best be-,. cause of its freshness. Plan to get your Sunday's supply here. Tomorrow we will have an unusual display,, with prices so low that once more we easily prove that,"It costs no more to be sure of quality." . , , , ' BREAD As good as home made bread because baked just the same. .' Vt'.l.-i i. i-ib. Loaf, 6 , ror Urlb. Loaf 20c 106 FREE DISH PAN Oval Enameled Dlshpans in. colors, free with Proctor & Gamole Soaps. . . .. 1 Chipso , , 1 Large .Ivory Flake ' 5 P. & G.oap 5 Guest Ivory 2 Large Ivory Regular ' Retail Value $1.25 The Dish Pan worth $1 anywhere is FREE SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL Ice Cream, all flavors Quart , . . . 39c Mocha & Java Coffee. A real treat Free, a three-lip Graduated Measur- . - for those who appreciate good ing; Glass with a 3-pound can of " c?.ffee1:,b- vacuu!n can, " 65c Crisco, and the Crisco is specially : Tacoma Brew. A , good near beer priced 3-lb. can . ". . ' 69c A bottles . .. 43c Florida Grapefruit, Monarch brand " Parker's Potato Chips 4 pkgs. . . . 25c No. 2 can, 2 for 45c potato.salad (home style). At the. Case, 24 $4.98 bakery counter, pint 15c Peaches. They are scarce this vear and Cefto-2 bottles ... . . 49c can thCm CheaPCr tHan yU Ca" Milk. Case of 48 tall or 96 camp can em . oe ; size cans q4.5 i ancy pack, sliced Yellow Cling or ;. . . .., .... , , Melba halves (priced below pres- Preserving Kettles. Viko brand ent cost)-No. U can 23c aluminum ware, all sizes . . . Per Case of 24 .... v. ..... . . .$5.49 ' . ' " " ; ' ' ' - $1'69 to $339 Granite Preserving Kettles with cov Cantaloupes. Fancy 45s, very sweet. ers . . 59c to $1.98 ''' , ,, ' " Combination Funnel and Strainer ... 29c Marshmallows. Sugar Puff brand. ' ; ,r. n ' t it u 7q Mb. .box 23c Wire Fly Traps. Each .......... 39c i. r- . . i ixt Anddrock Fruit and Juice Strain- Malt Lxtract. , Tacoma brand--No. er8 . . , jQc to 43c 2 f" ' " ' C Universal Vacuum Bottles (why Palm Olive Soap 4 bars . . .. 25c not have the best?) Each 89c Bottle Caps. Box Containing one Weather shield Paint, white or ivory, gross . ., 19c Gallon . : . $1.59 High Life Ginger Ale 2 bottles .. .. 25c Bamboo Lawn Rakes 25c SHOE DEPARTMENT A special clearance offering of. women's light shoes. Nearly all of the newer shades in oxfords, ties and pumps. All in one lot at about half or less than you are used to paying. YOUR CHOICE $3.95 :''. ' . ': ' , FLOUR Wheat is soaring in price and we strongly urge the buying of flour new ' ; FOUNTAIN LUNCH Smothered Fancy Steer Steak, New Potatoes, Diced Carrots and Green Peas, Buttered Bread, Coffee, Ice Tea or Milk 25c GATES & LYDIARD SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL Free Parking Lot for Groceteria Shoppers. Women's Hose 1 51.00 Pair. , Silk from top to toe wftb pointed shL ililllllllilllllllllll(llllllllll!lllllll.ll' INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Managar Phon 109 80 N. Cantral Bedford, Oregon ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin'' Eloctrothornpy Cblroprnctlc j Dr. H. P. Coleman j Plh Successful Year In Medford I Treatments by Appointment j Medford Center Bldg. Phone 96! Natural Methods Food Science . mmm SPECIAL BULB PRICES i 3c Tulips Hyacinths 3c and other" fall bulbs, Daffodils. Narcissus, Freesia, Anemone, Ran-1 aneulus Crocus, Etc., 3c each. Spe cial advertising offer on . 100,000 ' bulbs. 100 bulbs worth S9.00 for j only $3.00, postage prepaid, satis- j faction guaranteed. Free to every one answering this adv. within 10 days a 50c bulb Aconitum Fisherli. : Lovely blue cut flower 3 feet high, ; grows In shade. Bulbs bought, , sold, exchanged. Parties wanted to grow bulbs, cash or shire basis. Write. Bulb book 10c j CALIFORNIA BULB CO. - 6nta Cruz. Calif. Jarmin & Woods Drug Store Open Every Day Including Sundays 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. I L a.