Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr MOD HELD FOR SCOUT IEGR r ML Morn llinii 12 s"oiils ncciv-i! merit biulm's unci advances i,; r.Mi'; nt the Hoy Spoilt court nf ltno: presided over iy .tudu'i; Sparrow at tlio Kllis temple Thiiii-day niizht. Scouts rect.'ivln?; the rank of oc oiid decree weio David .Moon iiryl tieoi;:e Wat son of Troop 5 and Mel vin Cohen or Troop T. Merit badges were awarded p the following: C'arppJitry, Tom Fuson and Frod Schmidt.. Tioop 'A; Haymoinl Xev house, John Kchy, Hubert Kelt. v. Kmerick Junes and Cref; Perry, all of Troop , personal health. Ho iner Clinton. Troop UT; woodwork. fi W'lWIIIWH ll'ln iBimi IIIIMIIIirWmrmn I ":StoreNo, 34 31 Nenl Stre No. 55 226 W .ain &1K Sto I'M m lm Ifii iRa i&'i tu IkI; Mii SPSf !SS'1 $ Hh Vvl IrV flstSJ tr$ 5C A 1 y$ 1 W tiSA " Here is a REAL food sale, giving you . an opportunity to supply your table and pantry with the best foods on the market at a saving! Our buyers have been busy for weeks gathering these featured items for this sale. Their wise buying means your wise SAVING! Savings Saturday and Monday at Both HkMarr Stores Pork and Beans Van Camp's. Med size Soup CAMPBELL'S nssorl. - , ciins Crackers Fresh st(-l, I I ; 1 1 n in- saltol. :i 1!. Ir.x P & G Soap The White X.-iptlia 10 bars for Creme Oil Soap 1 Wars I',,.- 2Sc h Pickles YOLO, sour or dill; Mill quart j;u Each Orders over $5 29c I K 1 Tom Kusnn and Tom Shertlcff, t Troop o;i wood carving, Karl Porrv, 'Troop i'.i; t-wlmmliifc. Johnny Shrrt lelf, Tiooit Anothur court o ' honor will be held at t'te srrml -camp Sunday, July at - oYlocii. 'the .Med ford scouts are all set1 i !( r the swimming meet at tiiutiis l'ai July in which all of the ('user Lake council will compete. The cun in !i(. warded at the meet is now in the post'ssion t ! Troop -I) at Crania Vm-a, which wen it last y-ar, but the .Med ford scouts are all primed to bring it h:u k , . with i licin net .Monday. It is . leipiested ihat li e eutiy blanks fur the meet be returned to headquar ters by July u'7. Life saving con tests, faney diving and novelty swimminK races are included in the events scheduled for the meet. Many scouts are preparing for the five-day hike to Itoleu lake July 3u and registration blanks are j cumins? in last. All of the blanks ; should be In by July U!, is the re port from heaiiquurteis. j Mr. run Mrs. Carl K rut sen of Klamath Kails wore .Medfuiil vis- ' itOl'S UKlilV. Kaisms i Fancy seedless m'. l OC Grape Fruit tins, 3.NIHK OV1 Bran Flakes "?Q Kcllnus 3 p.-ic-k.-Luvs Sperry's Hard Wheat Blend At a Real Bargain 43-Pound Bag 35c Med. size ( liars .... WASHING Larm' size Tcmatoes Fancy ripe fruit 2 pounds... 29t I delivered free, except MF.DFOUD Al ATT On Sunday Hie revival services at lite Full C-uspcl inberuacle, a! Main ;.nd Newtown ft roots, will be brought to a close. Kev. T. H. Winey, pastor nf the tabernacle, states that the tabernacle has been of services, conducted by the Cana greatly strengthened by the series dian evangelist, Miss Zelina Argue, of "Winnipeg. Tonight is musical night at the revival and special gospel numbers will be featured. There will be a service also on Saturday night. On Sunday nt 11 a. m. Mb; Argue will speak on "The Croat Intercessor." Sunday night will be the final service, a big evangelistic rally. On Monday morning Miss Argue leaves lor h-.M' homo in Win nipeg after seven months' absence in evangelistic services. ' FANCY LAEGE Walnuts Soft Shell 29yj Ivory Soap 45c Lux POWDER 23c Lettuce Clioicc solid hcids Zfor 15C 1 sacks of sugar in 'A 4.1 TRTTnNTK, MKDFOKD, HELD LAST NIGHT Tin' Miumal Suidi-r Dairy pU'iilo T 1 1 on liy tlio Medford and (irant's I'ass planls was altt'iMlinl by 01 etnpluyi's and frit-nds at the city Iai1. at drams Pass last nlglit. I'rlzi's were Kivon for th liest "alu potalti salad and bast baked beans at the dinner and eimlesls lief ween the two eltles were eon dueted after the "feed." Til prizes en the eookini; were all Avon by Medtoril ladles eake. Sir Marvin Kiddle; baked beans. .Mrs. Walter I'ranks, and potato salad, -Mrs. Cora Metis. The (Iranls l'ass plant won the tin; of war hut the reason Klven by the Meilfiirdites for IosIiik was that J. ". Snider was on I ho (irnnls l'ass team. What promised to be an interesting event was the In dies' hall throwing contest, but It had to bo called off when- .luanlta llrit'fin of Medford threw the ball so far that it was lost. rnnk Holmes of Grants Pass won the sack race and Mary Snider took first place in the "pin the tall on the donkey" contest. T It is expected tlmt everybody will turn out to nee the lous-henrd-, ed boys from the Mouse of David ! play the Phoenix team at the. fair , B rounds at ii:W tomorrow aftor ! noon, except the tonsorial artists, who are reported to have boycotted them. Pete Montgomery, the 17-year-old Phoenix pitcher, who litis , recently came to the front, will hold down the mound position awl a fast game is predicted. The "Bearded Keauties" are known to have a fast team and Phoenix has been defeated only once this sea son. Art Schoeni, Medford's pitch ins reporter, has been dratted to pitch for Phoenix in their pame with (ilendale at the fair grounds Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Older and two children have uono to Crescent City j for a few days' outing lyul will re turn Mmnlfiy. JONES Across from Craterian . I Bargains for Saturday Salmon Fresh caught faney red salmon. It's cheaper than meat. 23 Per pound Bologna Best quality madeMnder gor ernment inspection. . .20 Per pound Grape Juice Church's best quality made from selected Concord grapes. .39 Full quart Coffee Folgcr's vacuum packed, ev ery pound guaranteed. 49 Per pound Salad Oil Pure vegetahle. It's best for salads. 43 Full quart JONES Across from Craterian OKKlKAY I'l.'ID.W. ,W)Y 2(, U)H!).i. I MONSTER IN TO 'PWrM--C I i nr tnu'ii-iii c;imi i.iiiiiiii i nmi- i pitn w ill start work unn up"" ; III.' iiaintitiK nf a sin liearinR the iwunls. Mi'ttford Airport, upon the I root uf the i:rane sheil uf t:ie local , plant. The sinn will he one of the (laiKest of lis kind on the Pacific ici.asi. lieitiK 3d feet hinh and Hint' feci innt;. A hum- pointer will j slii tiic way to the airport. The! si;n will Uv visible for miles in all 1 direct imts. and at more loan the ; ordinary fly inn li eights. j The work will be under the j suporvii-ion of City KiiKineer l-'red I Sclicffet. The exjiense will be j lionic by the Owen-Oregon com- puny. . 1 The sij:n will be painted in the j official aviation colors chrome yellow and black. j The slKH is the surest ion of i Hen Alexander, an aviation enilui- i siat. and a director of the Owen- OieKoii company. On a visit here ' last sprint;, he said I in intended to fly to this valley as soon as the sit;n was painted. EYING ROGUE VALLEY When Kansas, and Iowa, folks write letters of Inquiry to a local ity, I'oey mean business, according to Charles Winy, baa I real lor, who, wilb other members of the Realty Hoard and the chamber of; commerce, has received a number of such letters the past two weeks. I Pertple in other states may want ' to know all about t 'rater Lake, the Oregon Caves, fis'.iing in the Rogue, the climate or the number of moving picture bouses in Med ford, with a view to a pleasureful visit to the valley. Hut when a Kanan or an lowan takes bis pen lp hand, be has n farm in the back of his beat), according to the local realtor, and an idea of becoming a respected future resident . of the locality. Noticti to 1'oinoiia Grangers. The bridge nt Kogue River is still closed. Those attending the (Irange meeting at Kogue River to morrow take dirt road at Rock Point. CM Steaks i Cut from the best young beef You will like them. Per pound . 33 Baking Powder Schilling's bfst. It's a cream of tartar powder and a bar gain. Y2 pounds.. 79 Cocoa Hershey's. We guarantee every pound to please you at this bargain, price. r .23 Full pound Malt Budweiser Malt Syrup. It's one of the very best. 53 Large can Pickles Extra quality dills at a real bargain. .19 2 can 1 (g5raiduf ! mm mm Kc7 5 Safeway Savings for Saturday, Monday Gingerale Switrtz Pule Dry, the in vigorating', r c f r e shins summer drink. 39c bottles. Milk Max-I-Mum Brand, extra quality. Keeps fresh and sweet, J cans.... 27c Case (48 cans) $4.19 Gelatin Royal fruit flavored gela tine; flavors assorted as you wish them. 39c packages. Cheese Swift's Brookfield. Your choice of Swiss, Brick. Pi mento, American or Old York State. The real quality cheese. y2 -pound package. 2 for...... 39c Pancake Flour Sperry 's, those golden brown cakes, selves your perplexing breakfast prob lems. Large package 24 C 9 lb. bag 63C Soap Powder Citrus, washes clothes clean, excellent for dishes, Largo pkg. 2 for 49 c Lettuce New Potatoes : Oranges Fresh and crisp solid Fresh' supply of those California Sunkist, small heads. Note the rico. good locals. s'ze' 3 heads.... 14C lOlbs '....31c 3en.::..:.39c , Corn . , - ,: Tomatoes Large local corn. Yellow LdllOnS jne field grown toma- and white. Sunkist full of juice. toes. .Good color. Doz. 30c Doz.,:...,...:.....28c- 2--ibB..-.i :.,-.. 23c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Stor No. 471, 210 W. Main 2 Medford Stores 'Store No. 433, 212 E. Mln Phone 1010 Conveniently Located , , Phone 117 , Electrotherapy chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th SiicccBHful Your In Medford Treiitineiita by Aniiolnimenl Medford Center Bldg Phons 96i Niituiit! Mntliniln Komi Si:letiea INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, M.nag.r Phon. 105 SO N. C.ntral Bedford, Oregon 2wMi ajsjrova3 1 V cannot loiss be. EtiABNTAINED' T'n'.s l!uv,i;ihl was voiced by an olliccr nf Safeway Stores before a recent meeting of all direcfirjtf heads of the nrc,av,iz.'.lion. It dearly expresses Safeway's keen realization that, if we exXtll to continue to grow and srojxr, we must, at all times, merit your hearty ap proval by makiiiR your every transaction with us en tirely satisfactory to you. ? k ; , u. Peaches Del Monte. Those delici ous golden halves or sliced in just the right degree of syrup... Largo No. 2'j cans. cans... 49c Tomatoes Standard pack The good value. Buy a supply, Large No. 2 cans. 49 c cans.. Salad Oil Plato, the fine grade salad and cooking oil offered at this low price. 23c Pint cans.. Butter Safeway quality fancy croamery butter. Every pound is guaranteed. 45c Lb. ' Flour A carload Big K Washing ton hard wheat, offering the advantago of old wheat flour, superior for all baking purposes. Re cent advances in the flour market make this a won derful opportunity to buy the winter's supply now,: 49 lb. bag$1.73 Bbl. (4 bags) $6.79 Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful j LAKE-O-THE-WOODS i , . ( (Home of the Black Bass) J FISHING- -BOATING BATHING J DANCING EVERY EVENING , I Furnished sleeping and housekeeping cabins. Special rates j hy the week. , , For reservations phone direct to Lako o' the Woods resort, j Pe Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT Good Food Good Berrioe I" Pears Firefly brand, good qual ity packed in delicious syrup. Makes- tasty sum mer salads. ' Large No. ,2' j cans. 55. cans.. Pineapple Highway ; brand Dole 's quality broken slices. The advancing market makes this an exceptionally low price. Large No. 2 y3 cans 58c cans.. Deviled Meat Cudahy's, for lunches and . sandwiches. Contains no cereal or filler. j4-sizc tins. . 6 cans.... 25c Wax Rolls Highway brand lunch H ' rolls'.1 Keeps carefully pre pared lunches fresh, and clean. 8 rolls 19C Cleanser Sunbrite, the double ac , tion cleanser. Cleans and brightens. ' 19c cans.. Toilet Tissue "Ull count 1000 sheet rolls 'of fine soft tissue.- :- 6'roik;::::::::39c P.i i yyyuwi ii mm mm' u l