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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1929)
L PAGE POTTTC medfotu) matl trtbuke, metfot?d. or.'Eoov. fripav. at'otst n. i r2n. FIRST LOCAL BARRET! i auction market wan ructyt.! today TKX ItAVKIV IV ltFlH J j, roKl,t l.c i..tl...ne. l ecausc of LOUISE thru h.' "ceitiriy fuun.l a :' to at CuscaiJe Locks. f'jft otTiit. Tiiomi.--', s.ii.l tt'ttay that i Jimmy !ra"iil'x k, tuilnllif for , i his hout ilh Tuimny I-outhirt i. through the telogra ph report on the -tiator haij lirul a it'lali.'- a the Jiu.spital uuti.li- l'hlli,delihii ho i-p he fcas tM-f-n eonfitvd f"i -IAt loin.- urtw. in "fichtin dt--j-r l-m. at-v f-.' " c u r r o fix kiHu-'htliiwii! in omuls "f ImxitiK n'le day. (Continues from Pa Ona.) ill'- pear iiHuk-t. ynn-Ai'il fancy. rii,tl of a Mamer Air Transport ! Kn:tltts Were fr.lu iM l'( .'J, all'! - p,,n.. fr.jin Stu.kaiic ll.4!t.h Kan-I'- "f.. vi-l Siiintr Tj-in III. v.vsiii.v;ts aul-. :a.- Th.- ..((., -f s. n.i".r Tvn !:. huri; Hospital to open In Si.ptnmhiT. the extra fancy nt frr.O. Tbl. report fuifti'hci t" the M . I I V ...... .1. .1. I. I I 1 I ..(... n t.. i v -"II. the r.tvo jfftcr it-l-. 1' HOLDS LEAD IN; i-fTf.. ;inn.iii)ir-.l Th- -'River Traffic nutfuii"ii. River Traffic nutfuii"ii. and is iT.iii-i.a i it... ....,.t iii .nil i . ! 'l .HIHHIIU IIH )Ulf'l in 1 'If- Jl MH Jri!MlM srtl.l H, v0 Yi.t-U over ST.tion KMKli THADEN PADMCUvnDi mioTim urmiu.ll lUnuHUullUTI LADY A DERBY Serve Yourself and Save The Proof of the Pudding They say the proof of the pudding is in the eating and so it is with PIGOLY WIGGLY. The ever-increasing popularity of these money-saving serve serve stores is proof that day in and day out you can save money by pur chasing your table need3 at these spic and span stores Come to PIGGLY WIGGLY tomorrow and take advan tage of these week-end offerings. It's an easy way to save money. Saturday ard Monday, August 24 and 26 Bean Hole Beans 14c Soniftliilig New Jinked In i he Orwund Can Vegetable X i.iargarine lbs tVi H a nu 49c HERE IS YOUR EXTRA HELP Soap Shaver FREE Factory 10 Bars 57c Bleach 'Em for making 2f cloth.-s winter; j.iiit hollies 2 forUi' Jar Rubbers double; 1 Qr : - i l-ks lz" Blue Rose Rice ? r Calif whole p-ain 3 llts." Old Dutch Cleanser 20 C I'aus Best Foods Mayonnaise 7 r Pint jar O U Dill Pickles 2ia tin 18c 2 Waldorf Toilet Tissue rolls .. 19c 2 223 Certo makes Ik-Hit jelly 3 Imftles 79c 23c Sperry Pancake Flour 2l'ks - pkKS. Piggly Wiggly Meat Market SPECIALS Choice Steak, J XT olltl . Hams, Half or Whole, j rr jhhiikI Fresh Side Pork, per pound Veal Shoulder Roast, per iMiiiml 35c 32c 20c 25c We Deliver Phone 1236 TII'A. oi.l.i.. An;'. M. I l.-li Tlu.lin uf I'lttyhui k'. ti. uiriaiii'.! her l.ad in III" li.iti'-ll.tl w miiu'I;'.-. .tir rlt l l l" hiridin fi'l at the Tula r:.uni.:i .tllpi.lt today ill 1 '.-.".-1 M. in. from I-'url Worth. S"hc uas lol-N.w-I l.y Kulli .Nifholii of Ityc, N. V.. at 1 ':.'..-.. Mis (;lal i O'lloni;.-;! f.f LoliS Meaeli, I'.il , v..tx Dili. lu land. L... ....... i . ; - . - : e h ft X ! 1 I .5 Ixiulr McIMiftritle Tlindt ii fdiniriri? IfT --hip arth a! I'.'iu.. .lu w.t.-i foliowc-i nine rnin !:t! lai'-r t.y K:i;tliu Karhart of Huston. . KORT WORTH. Tx.. Aujr. 13 .IarK-r-t i''-rry, itn- of the fliers in th woman's air d'rby, probably w.il v;thlr:iv from tho race t-w-iUKe .f H1n--. Miss Frry arrivd hro hi nicrninp fmni Abilnf wifh a biph f,r. Sbp was rarrif-d t a hpit;jl with th int'-ntinn if f.niimiinff the ra-" Satunlny. othr entrant acrep'l to permit Iht t start S'-turtly without if t ime, .Mi'.s I vri y haiJ this itftoiwjr.u, lifiucv-r, tbitt Kbt- tbiubli Mim( '-Ik.' t oul'l t on tirflic in the tact'. PASS PAPER SAYS PEOPLE UNITED IN CUT-OFF DISPUTE I tort Ainlfisnn, chairman of the mads and hihw ay commit tep ol' , tho Cliamhcr of ('oininnrcp. recoiv d tho following lnttT today fmni Karl K. Vorhi'is, inaiuminR edlvir of (liantn I'ass f'otirior, b'Hd'T of tho ficht apainst t lm proposnl Williaint road rut off. pminlMnc to print ititoday'b issue the local view on the road. ! The letter states that Crants 1'aaa is "united as never before" in opposition to ih? buildiiK ol th road. The coinmitlre has lren Informfd by a number of (irantu I'hsk ritl-: zenit that opinion i divided on the1 merits of the road nnd that, if put in a vt the result would show i ahnul even. The ceniiitirnt from other sources Is a willincnenB to help Williams Creek to become "un hot tied.' if, ; and when. Medfnnl can he deprived if any benefits. There Is a strong aniiMedlord sentiment, however, i The letter reads: lirants Pass, Oregon, ' AtisuM 2'-. WtlK Mr. H ri Anderson. Mciiiurd rhanbcr of Comiuprce. Mcdford. Drrceii, lnar Sir: Iteceivtd your letter nnd the statement of the Mcdford c hamper this nun u inu. au had them put Into tp imuiediatrly Ibiwevcr. later in the day e div 1 ovcred that t lie Courier tonlitht would be too erowilcd for a story of this length, and it I. bciuc h"ld until touiiiirow whn it will apj- ar ' In lull. I'rom onr btier I take it y(m ate not aware that ntial i-ara-fcra!iM of i 1 1 1 b'th-r to our county court w ere pi iei er bod ily in the t'o'irier of Annur-t 1, nioi- Hum a ueeK befnre olir w c pa pel s pur out ilie letlMI HoMeNer, put of ccmttey to our tew s I am hawm; t ho-e i "M t in reorodut ed aK.iin so ( Irani s I 'ass will be tully advised of oiir attt hide. The iMih News declares th.it the Courier's altitude In opposit Ion to your caves road plan does not rep resent (hat of (his city and sc lion I tan ns sure vmi that Mich Is uoi the case Opinion h r muted as mcr before on thl matter. Verv trnlv voiti. K Alii- K. Vt'"KHIKS. Mioiru-itur l' ditor. (b CohrbT 666 I a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria I It It tht moat aprtdy rtmedy known lilt llfc'--iM, p-Ha -- . I IM k T Time to go back to school! And it's a very exciting business when one has smart new clothes, fresh white tablets and long shiny pencils. Ward's has a complete stock of everything for youngsters from those just beginning kindergarten to growu-up eighth-graders. Mothers will appreciate the values we are offering. Panty Dresses 98c Panty Dresses of fino broadcloth in fun ning styles and fast colors are practical for little girls just startin? school. Sizes Z to Wash Suits $00 Wash Suits of the famous Kruit of the J-oom fabrie have printed blouses and trimly tailored, button-on shorts. Tub fat. Sizes 'Z to S. Sturdy Hose for School 3 s 66c Sturdy Hose for school. Mercerized cotton in plain or Derby Rib. Keln forred heeis and toes. Black. Tan bark, Champagne, Nude. Wfeite. Sixes 0 to TJ2. Children's Underthirigs , 39c "39c 69c 95c Son's Needs for School I nclud e the Important Four-Piece LONG PANTS SUIT $995 Knit I "nd rwaist. Ares M'J iitt' rn libmltW. Siz 2-12 U.-iyvn :lii(iu' i Akcs L'-U liiTs Kayn Combination ABej. 2-12 fl if Sizes 6 to 16 They're the kind tb&t boys like be cause they are made like hip broth er's with twobuiton coat, trim vest and two pairs of trousers. Cashmeres in grays, tans and browns; also blue, .serges. $1.98 "LONGIES" to Wear with Sweaters The same cut, same styles, and ! same materials that are used for grownups' clothes. Sizes i to 10 years. Collar-Attached Shirts Fancy Pattc"' 89c A Genuine Value Mip "f finr- hroa'lrlotli with iiiali-liinE i"llar attai hel. Ymithfnl stripes ami (icurcil pat terns. Tub splendidly. Sizes 0 to 1 1. - ...i l SHOES For Junior Misses Three-eyelet ties . . popular Ulileher .style . , smart tan ealf grain leather. Fine value. $269 All-Wool Sweaters Kor hoys or uhls . . school or play war. Largo double knit collar, snus cuffs, pockets. $149 "Treasure" Gold Bond Pen Lifetime Guarantee $248 It i 1 contract ing cninbinat ions of ir-ridnm-ent ic;n and black jet effect. Non-breakable Stonito barrel ; 1 1 karat gold points tipped with Iridium. Here is value truly extraordinary. Fine value. The NEW COSTUMES Must Be Color-Right Ami Ward's fasliinu ilesiuns liavo mad.- cerlaiit that tin-so new hats, mats and froeks are not only smart ly styled luit i-nlnr-riuht as well. There are lnvely deep-toiied reds iitnl '.Meetis. warm l'P'Wits, sprihl ly blui's, and of course, soft tans ami bhu-k. Silk Frocks $975 Snft feminine frills, grace ful flares distinguish thesj charming frocks. Satin ere is, cantons, flat creies, prints. Children's Fur-Trimmed Coats $698 Tailored oatn. created of fin wend fabrics: trimmed with selected furs such as MamM, fn oiilf tie. Mall cliurian Wolf. MM 'Mi W If Tud-r 1 I Brown fi ' 1 HU-" Ilk Felt Hats $298 TIip sinarlest little hats imaginable. Chh close fitting Kelts that are so beToniing. There nro others of Velvet, Hat ter's Plush, and com binations of felt and velvet. 0 Others at $1 to $3.93 A NEW FALL SHOE for Active Feet Golden Crest Hosiery Chiffon Sfvtce $1.25 08c In the New Tll Shjde New fstyle features are combined with famous Kimt-Henlth features' Ste rch support . . . new madium vamp. Soft fine kid in ithr black or brown. Fancy rutuut mod I. Other Model for Fall $498 $2.98-$3.98 Typical Fall Values Men's Dress Shirts $149 Here n value truly extraordinary. Durable Madrases and Broadcloths, correct for Fall. Roomy cut. Hot h neckband and collar-attached styles. They're the kind of shirts you'd ex pect to pay twice this low price for. Silk and Rayon Hose 49c Pair l'ur luiMtiess . , . fur dress . . . you ran wear these new sinks au.t where, confident tlial yniir anl-les are sniaflly 1 lad. The "re pure silk nnd raven . . . plaids, stripes, and fienred pal terns . . . made tor wear and prienl lor savings. All-American Oxfords $3.79 At the .stmlium, In the classroom . . . whrrrver college men gather this Full ynu'H find the All-American a favor ite stle. (J'hhI hmks strength . . . broad toe fine quality c.ilfskiti leather, heavy oa'; lea I hrr soles, leather heels. A w ie buy for the thrifty collepc man. Th's mark of 'I'tnlity Hentl f" our adver iiMinents. nttr Mm.-., antl our en e p I lonul men li.it d I r 3 offerlnca. MOOTGOMERYWAHKECa 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore.