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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1929)
MTCDPOKD MATT, TRTBTTyF, rRPFOTvP, OTCFfiOy, FTUfVAY. 'AT'firST 2. 192!). f77TCmGg5gTi BED, BATHS AND 'RUBY BREAKS LEG vna 5o wv mm m IN ! IN CIRCUS m 1 7Z)ft These Values Are Worth Taking Advantage Of Safeway's regular prices are so consistently low that an announcement of EXTRA VALUES always has intense interest for thrifty housewives. Total sales at the rate of $200,000,000.00 annually give us a purchasing power which makes it possible to quote prices like those below. PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3rd to 9th INCLUSIVE Visit Your Popular Safeway Store This Week Hams Swift's Premium tlinso wonderful hams, with 11 flavor tliat makes you hungry. This pi-inn makes them diiuldy attrai'tive. Pound 33c Pineapple Highway Dole's quality broken sliced, golden ripe goodness, an op portunity to save, purchased by Safe way before the price advanced. Largo. No. 2' tins. j cans 59c Limit Margerine Crux, the popular margerine, com bining quality and low price. O pounds 49c Pork and Beans Campbell's or Van Camp's with pork and tomato sauce. Medium cans. 28c cans Peas Max-I-Mum extra quality small ten der and sweet. No. 2 cans. 3 cans Dozen 55c $2.09 Jell-Well Offering a large variety of fruit fla vors. 5c Package Limit 6 Cheese Full cream, the rich tasty cheese with the correct flavor. Pound 27c Pancake Flour Sperry's those golden brown cakes delicious when flavored with Safe way syrup. Large pkg 9 -lb. bag 27c 63 c Washing Powder White King, economical to use, the soap to use for the best results. Large pkg 41c Lemons l-'auey Sunkist. Larue sue. .juicy. The best fur cooliiiL' summer drinks. 39c Tozen Store No. 433 212 E. Main Phone 1176 Claim (icisha quality clean appetizing whole little clanis, an extra value for those who enjoy sea foods. .Vote this low price. No. 1 cans. 3 cans Dozen ... 55c $2.09 Sugar Pure cane fine granulated at less than present wholesale prices. 100 -lb. bags.... $5.87 Milk Max-I-Miim milk you like to taste. Condensed milk is always fresh. O cans 25c $4.19 Case .... Salmon Alaska Pink, the value for lunches or salmon patties. No. 1 tall cans. j cans 55c Dozen $2.09 Corn Max-I-Mum Shoe Peg variety, sweet tender with that fresh flavor. No. 2 carts. 3 cans ... Dozen 55c $2.09 Flour Big K Hrand, the finest hard wheat flour, sold with confi dence guaranteed satisfaction. Safeway can still Jtrotcct its customers on recent price ad- 49 $1.73 -lb. bag Limit Shortening Pauernst, the high grade extra re fined shortening, economical and gives better baking results. 4 -lb. pail 79C 8 -lb. pail $1.57 Soap Crystal White or White Wonder, lending laundry soaps. 10 bars 31C Spuds I-'aney l"eal-- Selected fur quality 10 LbS 29c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS 2 Medf ord Stores Conveniently Located Canned Fruits Pears, peaches, cherries, grapefruit or assorted berries, just the right size for a dessert or salad. Small buffet tins. 4 cans Dozen 45c $1.29 Peaches, Pears Apricots Selected for quality, packed hi sugar syrup with the natural fruit juices. Large No. 254 cans. 69c $2.63 cans Dozen Best Foods Maydnna'ise" or refish spread,' quality" is appreciated. Best Foods Prod nets are the most popular. 37c Pint jars Sardines Max-I-Mum brand, your choice of tomato sauce, mustard or spiced. A ' meal in each can. 3 cans Dozen 29c $1.13 String Beans Highway Brand green cut, tender. No. 2 cans. j cans 43 c Dozen $1.63 Rolled Oats Sperry's quick conking or rcgidar, the substantial breakfast food. 7 -lb. bag 53c Cake Flour Airy Fairy, the national cake flour, makes cake-making n pleasure. One package free with each package. Package 38c Crackers Snowflakcs or graham fresh and crisp, the quality crackers. Large family package. Package 47c Cleanser Sunbrite or Old Dutch for n bright shiny household. J cans 27c Tomatoes 2 Lbs 19c Store No. 471 210 W. Main Phone 1010 A enniplt'U' inndcrn "part im-nt on whirl pasm'd through thr diy this morniiiK' I'll route to Oakland. Oil. Tl" riir rntriutrd ill a cum ,,f $;,(nro m Omaha. Nfb., l.y W. 1,. iit y and cuntalns ofiy ihiiifi I'm tn a mow and ico lo m shnwiT bailiH and bed.. .Mr. and Mrs. Duty and their mii. W. I... If !.lr.. ami daughter. Marih.i. and two chumtvurs they also have a 'hrys.T SO sedan left Omaha . .lum- :;o and are iniikiim a tonr ; of i In- I'nited Slates. They have ! bei'ii north as far as Vancouver.' j H. i',. and are go Irk to Si hi t hern : ('nlit'iirnia, Texas. New Orleans. I Washington. D. (.'. and expect to arrive home In October. , The -iijimen( in litis luxurious ! car Includes two ;tll-illon water ; tanks uue hot and one cold, a Mas j stove, writing desk, dining laid-' 1 for live, one double and one single ! bed, an ice box, a pantry, sink, wardrobe, electric fan and lights j and also an outside observation j pjatfnnn. The "apartment," whii h Mr. I oty. who h.is a commercial line in ( maha. ordered especially her Kresse, liaviiiu i for the trip is built on an Interim-1 j tional bus chassis. The pet ; monkey, which was in the car, at- ' j traded considerable attention from passers -by. The parly left for Oakland, Cal.. via the lied wood highway this afternoon. PRACTICES STUN! The A nierican l.ei;ion A uxiliai y met in the city park Thursday ( niht and then went to Mrs. Seely ; Hall's hitmc where they had a i meeting and rally. The myst;' 1 rious stum to be put on at the j convent ion and about which no information can be obtained was I practised and is said to be pro ' gressiiiR rapidly. W h e n asked j ubgnt the stunt the only thtnu ; they wouhl say whs "watch for the school Rirls." The quartet was also present. Plans for the American Ieninn convention at Salem August !' and 10 were discussed. The aux iliary will make their headquarters at the Hotel Senator while In Sa lem, and all members will be wel come there, said Mrs. fiarloek, president of the auxiliary. The MUnrtet and stunt coin mil tee will utyyt l.iMrw.. .Newton Chaney's home tonight. ' 1 EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1 A complete change In bus schedules leaving Medf ord, effec tive August 1, has been announced. According to the new schedule the northbound busses will leave Med ford at ll:30, 1:20, 5:20 and 10:lt) a. ni., and 12:01. 1:20 and 4 : :t 4 p. m.( and the south hound hiifses will leave ut l:0n. 6:.t0 nnd 7:31 a. m. nnd 12:20. 8:15 and 10:00 p. m. Any bus ticket Is good tin any of the three bus lines, Pick -wick, Yellowway and Oregon nnd Southern Pacific ticketH are good on any northbound bus. Daily Meteorological Report I-'rlduy, Aug. 2. Med ford and vicinity: Kair to night and Saturday. Moderate temperature. Oregon: Oenerally fair tonight and Sat urday, but cloudy In west portion, and unsettled near coast. Modern! n temperature. Tempera l urc (degrees) !K X'i Highest (last 1-' hours) !Hi li;i Lowest ( last 1 2 hours) KX Wi ltd. humidity (per ct.) 34 73 i'recipitalion Ouches). . 11 0 Stale of weather Clear Clear Lowest temperature this nioi n log 51 degrees. Total precipitation since Sep tember , Hex, i;,r,:i inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest X2; IfiWeM 4'. Sunset today, 7:J! p. in. Sunrise Saturday. 7:'7 p. in. Observations Taken at 5 A. M, 120th Meridian Time C1TT 3B ri i TJ r o- j Local Data v ? K j ! llaki-r Clly ... litsin.-urk J!olno 'fhT I hn M nliit-M . .. J-'rchno in-lfim .Miiislirii-UI . I'h-iilx .. , I'liithilid . . . H.il lllufr IC'lf--hlllK Mil l.uUf -1 1 j S'iii l''mririifo. .".itidi l-'c :v'iiltli- .-iiltli- Hliokiirn' ,ilin VVnIlu . cl.-nr I ( 'lotnly 'l-ar Kiiim !- i t 'liuHly ('In, i 'louily I" Cily. Cli.uily I'l.-iii 'Intlily -I.-;, I !: r !; i- ll !ll I, I III lit! In:' Hi HI I.S liiiusrir u lien in swim III i ii WtM'k. t Kuby in pt'tiinp along nicely, nc I cukUiik to Iff imoiIut. uiul will ll'l inkt'ti huim fniin thf liuspitiil nr I evening. ! With roune, lipstick, powder and all i he ot her cosmetics that arc necessary to make up a typical cir SOUGHT cus lurolial, besides beinii dressed up ill "elreim clothe-," Itttby il'aisyt Hall. 14. daughter nf Mr. and Mrs Henry W. Hall. .T.'S Kdwanl slnvt. suffered n broken leg last ninhr while nintisiiiK a uroup of neighbors hy turning sotnesaults. Her heel struck a jacknile. which a small hoy had left on the lawn, throwing her foot and breaking her left les just above the ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Hall were In Ash land whin the accident occurrel and the neighbors rushed liuhy lo the Sacred Heart hosniial. where Mr. Mix. j. k. Cainlde, who have 1 n in Me.ih.id i....kmi; for their son. Naihanii i.U flani ble, b-fi today for IVrlland. Il' had been working in the siaU; of Washington as a surveyor, and left there in Match for bis home in New York City. lie 1ms not been heard from .since. H is be lieved thai he went south alter leaving Washington. M rs. t Janible requests t hat her son. or any one liiat might hav,. known him or his whereabout, write her at 111 Whilaker street. I'.Mtl.lll.l. injury was dressed bv Dr. who was sustained n a wheel chair, a broken itnkV Store No. 34 No. 31 N. Central Up goes quality down goes price! Hero clean, cool, sparkling stores QUALITY always. And as for prices you will find them con sistently low at all times. ' Savings Saturday and Monday at Both MacMarr Stores C: 1 Pkg. Peet's Wash. Powder, reg $ .45 JOaD B bars Crystal White Soap, D bars Crystal White Soap, 1 Gallon size Aluminum Deal Total value Peanut Butter Gem-Nut f Swift's Finest Oleo- margerine 3 Pounds. .47C I Fancy quality in bulk 2 Pounds.. 3 3C 1 Pancake Flour Sixth's qualify, OC. 3 II). box CiUC Vanilla S-lii Ilium's r.esf, l-nz. bo) tic 49c SUGAR Finest Note 50 - Hershey Bars MINTS or ASST. GUM 1 n 'J ,kKs 'VJC Lard In Iiiiiiilv, l-ioiiiil cur- OC ((.us, 2 "lbs ooc Milk Tall, Libby's brand. 3 Cans 25C 1 Roasting Ears j Fancy local. S 2 Dozen... 39C 1 ii- Orders over $5 delivered free, except sacks of sugar We Reserve the Right to Limit Advertised Merchandise SET FOR SEPT. 4TH The county court tliia morning set September -1, next, aa the date for the holding r nn election for the lotniHtion nf a water dlHtrlft in the territory hetween t'entr.il l'o in l and Table Kock, served by (lie hnpkins lu(era) diich. Follow ing the election u tuov( will bo iiistiiiiied for taking over (he ditch hy thA landowners from the I'liblic Water corporation. Dl ' rectors plan to complete nil legnl. teps necessary toward this end by . January I . next, when the lurd ! cwneis will assume control and dement of the ditch. BY PARENTS rchhiv)n) Deiut Dccnri:. i..wa. Aim. 2 tPi- The Most Cev. .lames .1. Keane, 7 archbishop of the lUilniMiie diocen I' the Koiiiau Catholic chinch, i dead here. Store No. 55 226 W. Main at MacMarr's ' j is the highest y '-4 O ,f' i .45 25 All for nn reg. 99c reg 2D Pan 1.00 J Only.... $1.70 Ginger Snaps Tru-Blu quality, well j spiced 2 Ponnds..29C 1 'illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllii Malt t Iue K'iblMiii, H) flavored. 'ifc: 'J'his is n fJ-pcuind (ZCkn .nil. Kfich ciin yfZJ Milk EAGLE BRAND, 12 ciins 43c Pure Cane the price Ib. bag $2.98 Cocoanut I'nrc sweet (iiality, 9Qr' pound V Mayonnaise "If it's Xiillcv's It's OQ dood" Full pint Jell-Well Assorted flavors. 6 Packages 39C 1 I lt-irrt Iiwm l-'riH rrr 1 W. J. HI TCIII.ION, .Melcirulo(lsl.