Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 15, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTJC.E FOUtt -A " MEDFOnn MATL TRFBUyE. MT1DFORT), ottFo-OW Till TiSDAY. AT'Ofs? i:,. 1il2J). CONTINUING' GOOD TAKES LAST LOOK DESPITE DRYNESS AT CRATER SCENE 7? tf 9 w -tifigitm w.v&y "Z-'es ... - ... II if r Us i l ft I mini 1 Ni I 1 Last 1 I 1 ! GROUP 1 $14-85 I SSS $3.00 Selling that appeals to women who shop for men a3 well as to the men themselves. But, regardless of who does the shopping, there's bound to be attractive savings, for we have cut prices on various numbers of our well known, branded merchandise. So if you're in need of anything from head to foot . . . shirts, shoes or the suit, come in. We have the kind of apparel you want at savings that cannot be surpassed. Call on Men's Suits GROUP 2 $1 ,.85 Extra HA GROUP 3 $ . 8 5 Ext A. AO Pn.nt.3 V L vy w i 1 i 1 i i i GROUP $2-85 GRUP $6'85 1 L i ALTERATIONS EXTRA ALL VOOL FABRICS LATE MODELS AND PATTERNS GREENWOOD SHIRTS- -All Reduced Regular $4.25 . : sale .: 2 for $G.50 Regular $3.95 Sale 2 for $G.0O Regular $3.85 Sale : 2 for $5.25 Regular $3.50 Sale 2 for $5.00 Regular $3.25 Sale 2 for $4.75 Regular $2.95 Sale : 2 for $4.50 Regular $2.65 Sale 2 for $4.00 Sular$2:25 $i:95 2 for $3.50 : $3.45 $3.25 $2.95 $2.75 $2.65 $2.45 $2.25 Regular $1.95 Sale 2 for $3.00 Regular $1.65 Sale 2 for $2.75 Men's Shoes One lot of Men's Shoes value: up to $7.25 e 2 O Q for You can't afford to pass this up $1.65 $1.45 for $275' These Are Real Values Men's Oxfords Broken sizes in men's oxfords in black and tan Values up to $7.45 Men's 16-Inch High Top Shoes Just tlie shoe for hunting. One group all sizes, regular $8.95--Friday and OC Saturday cord nof,oipof cr p Pants. Regular 1 antS prico $1.75, for . $ .59 McPhers . .. 1 : I Sixth and Central oris The Center of Town ,' Viri " 1 T "";'Vrir(r" --w u ..V.. .-....-i-,i.i.1.J -frj. M.. .y p.lc tifr uppi cluble .drop u- in Oion luiiKe coriduimi, liif Oit-Kori e;iltjr condition hiis hHd 111 ;tii(i Hit sheep condition fhow.s a n!iKht unUi, mxordliiK In !- AukumI l'oit of the Oregon Coopi-mr tv i.'rop Itepoi tin; Her vire. i,su. hy J;iul (,'. N'cwniiin, jitatiM Irian in thai k-. Feej con dition tft-rn-r -ally over the rami-ar- d.un;iK-d hy Jjly wi-atd- er and proj-pcctH of a Hhort hay and en j in .trrii r localities w:ih notc-d. Hans! fe-d in th. .vst . iit-ially is not an ood tin a y-ar aKo -x'-pt in X.w .Mcxu-o, -ri::'iha, I'lah ;md N'-vada. Tiic condition if cattle in ttv Von in ahoiu the h::inc as a inonih ao, continue the. r-poi-t, exept that in tht southeastern and cen tral districts the average condition is lower than cine where in th' state. Over the J 7 western rane Mates K'MieraUy, cattle are in good condition thouh hovvinjf a hli'ht decline during July. Country hiiy iiiK has ln-en iiiml.-d ihi.s .season with most of the contracts cover ing calves. 1 .Sheep in firr-Kon are doinK well and aro reported in better condi- , linn than cattle generally. .ami.s ar; of ood weilu and are fam-n-inK wnisfacturily. Sheep and lamlis I did well K'-nerally .over the western ranKe area in .luiy due to gnod f'fd on the hlh ranges. j f'KATKR LAKK, Ore., Aug. 15. (Sj,ecini. A party of Aledford p.-ople vljtiilnjf the lake Tuesday were M r. a nd Mrs. t.'ail Weaver, MNh Anie-tte I leek man and her mother. A! Heckman of Ontral i'oint. Miss lh-rknian leaves Fri day fur Honolu In. wht-re ih tt-acht's s'-hool and wanted to ta!:e a ia.-I look at Crater Jike and visit with s'-v-ral of h.-r s-hoomates who are employed here. Miss II ec km a n was empluyeu at the Jfidt'e four yer.rs a. O. o. Al-nderrer of .Medford vi--ited Crater Lake Tuesday accum panied ly friends. Mi-s Minerva li.drner wan a visit"!- this w.-.-k fi-i.rn .Vedford. A I r. ami A! rs. K . C. F u so n and daiiKhier Jeane and Mr. and Mix. I;. Koozer stopped at C.'ra-t.-r r.;.ke, fii route from Salem to M-dtord. Airs. Neil Franklin and fri-ndt of Met fori) were visitors at t he lake Tuesday. Alibi; All Talking, Hunt's Craterian, a Great Picture The Moiy of "Alihl." the all , talk intf picture al limit's Crateiian is too intriKUiliK to reveal to lliose who have the treat in sture lor thein. It's about uannsters and j their Kirls, police ami their never-ca.-iiiB warfare awainsi orKanir'-d cruokdom in tlie hii city under ' world, pleasure-mad niKht cluh ha hit ues, wise-cracking, sh:irp ; shoot inn racketeers nlonp the great White Way. The picture smacks of renlness, .sincerity. The crooks act and talk like real crooks; the cops behave like the 'cops you meet in every -day life. Tlie h.insomest actor In "Alibi" is a crook and he doesn't reform i and marry the Kir I just before j "The Knd." He com nil ts the nu lla idotiahle faux pas in police 1 circles of iisiiiK fi leers fur tar : gets, a ml what they don't do to him Is hard to relate. .Many of the players are former 1 statce favorites new to the screen. but who acquit themselves glori ously in their first picture. Ches ter Morris, Kleanor (iriffith, JJarry St uM.s, lifgis Toonwy, I'urnell JI. I'ratt -all newcomers to the screen ; ;:ive remarkable performances.. Il'at O'Malley and .Mae Muscil, both old favorites, are excellent. Two or the highlights in "Alibi" aie the night cTiih and theatre se quences, in which musical acts are presented with all the tunefulness ami lavislmesH of Jiruadwuy pro ductions. Hunt's Craterian theatre doesn't have to alihl "Alibi." It's a ureal, picture! - A. L. C. STEELHEAO TAGGEOBY STATE According to a letter received from .Matt llyckman. supnrintenlN cut of hatcheries, tagging steel heads has been started on the low er dunihla. for the purpose of studying their habits. The t S. bureau of fNheries Is furniffhing a man to do the tagging and 20 have already tieen marked. The work will be carried on at inter vals throughout the summer. A nv sportsman who catches a fish that Iuih been tagged is asked to send the tag to the state game commission, ( 1 li Oregon building, Cortland, as this will help in the work, said Air. llyckman. The tag is placed at the root of the caudal fin -at the base of the tail. ELK BAND TONCERT Ff BROPHY'S WINDOW The Lydia . E. IIiVsf.(Il ; musle' trophy, won by the Aiedford Amer ican Legion Auxiliary quartet In competition with auxiliary quar- tets from all owr tlie state, is on di-play at llrophy's jewelry store.' Despite the fact that the Medford quartet, d! reeled by Miss Alelbi Williams, American Legion play ground supervisor, had been or ganized for a. shorter period of time than the other quartets, thcyj won by lit points over Hood Itiver, ' thejr nearest competitor. Airs. W illiam Hoi.sfall of Marsh field, the donor of the trophy, is ,-i musician of note and Is the state load of music for the auxiliary. The personnel of the quartet is: ; Afiss Alelha Williams, first soprano and director: Airs. William Daugh-! eriy. first alto; Miss Eleanor Cur ry, second .soprano: .Margaret Hun-I toon Williamson, second alto, find' Airs. Am nice Jieuel, accompaniiU. SOLD TO SCHULZ Sale of the Howard K. lingers iJaacro dairy ranch In Sams Val ley to Adulph Schulz is announced by the Heche &. Sims agency. Air. Schulz will .start a dairy and hog ranch on the property and will take immediate possession. It is under stood that the deal, which was c losetl yes t erd a y, in vol ved in t he neigiibot hood of $10, (Mm, A five-room house on Smith ('each street, formerly owned hy J. If. Hiruifugham, 1111 employe of the Modoc orchards, lias been sold to Everett Jones nf the Electric Supply company. Mr. Jones will make his home there. : Tim gi , rm hv f&r I i Many more Hours of rest and play with an Electric Range i '"A L .lSMOlfc-.-Si WIT .v.r 'Ik. Tf - : Von need not Btand over the Electric Range it will do your cooking economically and surely, as well in your absence as in your presence. Your baking is dene with a steady, even heat in a "sealed" air tight oven. Food comes out a golden brown and retains all its flavor and food value. Nothing is "baked or dried cut." There is no sod, no fuel odor from an Electric Range; your kitchen stays spotlessly clean. Electrical cooking is mere economical too. Do you know that one out of every three of our customers in Medford alcne have Ekctiic Ranga., and do you know that current costs less to these vlio use Elec tric Ranges? THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Medford , OFFICES Klamath Falls Ut- Dutismuir California . Grants Pass . . . Roscbury Oregon Yreka who have been elected to the 'the hike so that those who are not ' liiicker, sio'.it executive. Tho Uraves will he Initiated on the hike already advanced may advance to ' wonts, and also the braves, on their and plans will bet made for the all- :necond denree scouts as only those hike, will camp at the ranger sta Scoul hike to Mill creek. October .1. :who hold this rank may so on the lion a lew miles above .Mill creek All scouts have been notified ot hike, according to William l.ee falls SCOOT HIKE DATE SEPTEMBER 6-8 The date or (lift hike ' to MM creek hy the Crater Kake 1 1 raves', whirh was .set for August L I anil ''t, was ehangeil to Septfinher fi. 7 and S at the mooting on the Appleiiate last niht. Several men a New K3 The iroi:i;im fur tlie kind con , et-rt whieh will bt wivtMi hy the l:. !'. . K. hand at S: Krlday i--.'ninK. ;it tlie I'ily ark, under the direction of K. WiNmi Wait-.'. 111 he its follows: Miiri li, The 'lhiindcrer Sousa SrhTilon. i:.-d Mill llcrhivt I'opular. (Had I U . . Aer ( 'oi ii it qua it tt. iU the U iver'K 1 tan It I Vessel M'hsin. Kifer, Corm.inv. riu;r M..yf. Suite, Atl.intis Sa Kranck Min-h. quality Plus . .Jewell 1'iipiil.ir, Huiton l'p Your over coat ... I,. Sylva Maieh. Troupim; !:iys . .. Kliu Siar -Spaimled Hanner. I the :;jurt MZquippvd with ifor famous "Vulil VonivitV 11. u 3 :Dfei flhl AT CRATER LAKE LODGE ClSATKl! l.AKl.'. Ore. uK. Jr.. ( S 1 1. i I ) Tlie lal nf in,, ce niem was laid Tut's.lav tn the lltmr of lite rt .ill. I:i. 'fli,' -fint w.ill aiouiid Die i'il;i ln,.s been ,uliiplt'(-it and In a li-w il.ai vlec tric libls will l Ijist.ilh.) on ttic vei.inda. When It Is finished. It is p,,sil.l,. Hi , I the r. Kiil.ir . v.-mux pn.iliMins and n.iluie talks be held there. You Can Buy Brands for Less, But Yon Can Buy None Better In :t full pound cans mot i.M- tlis f you Kfl per Ci'UI Ml 'Hi:; hence the cost Is I.KSS. I'esi ,,f all is Its hii:ll Unality. c,ept no suhstl. sulistititlcs. Wliich do you pioter? An tnlerior (piaiHy. or to pay a lew cents more and Bel the licit? Sold hy the handling malt. best dealers J. R. SMITH CO., Distr's. 309 Everett St. Portland, Ore. Here is a beautiful cnliinct finislicl inTu-Tonc l'orcohiin-Dii-.stccl with u scumloss Purcelain-onrsUH'l lin ing. It won't uhsorl) i;reuse. It can, lie cleniicd a easily us .chmuwiiro. There arc cijiht sijiutrc feel of shelf fcpuee. And lotik at the space bv ttceen the shelves. Plenty of room for lull eontiiiners. And even the louval shelf in placed so that you don't have to stoop lo, reach it. , The powerful nierhunisnl 3s htiilt with such precision I lint you don't hear it start, or stop, or run. 4"l iTs all out o.sijijf ..This leaves the top of the cabinet clear for e.Mra kitchen bhelf sKiee. . And don't forget the famous '"Cold Control." It gives you complete con trol over Frigiduire's surplus power. It enables you to govern the lime re- E3 mm With ilifl fnrnoua t'rtfiiiinira "CoW Control' you ran rnutato ifc rtviittv timm in your r'rifiitlairtt jimi an yon rgu Into ffiH risking time in the own "your $am iroitt. -imred to freco ice ctd.es or to make frozen suhids an.) desserts. o.e in ud c 1,;S ,. I-rit:idaire. A small d. posli ps r , t,lpr I rigniaire i it our'l. our display room- luitiie. - LmIuv Stop in nl Peoples Electric Store 2I2:2I4 W?,t Mm Phoe 12