Medford mail tribune., August 23, 1929, Image 6

PXGE SIX
NKW YORK, Auk. 23. -iA'j The
Htuck market went forth mi itnitih
iT wild "bull" laiiipaK tuday in
the face of u r;ciu'il hrcakliiK lii
ci cuso Jn federal n.Hi-i vt hnki'i
loans. Thirty or in mix xttM-kM wiix
whirled up 3 tu 17 point t new
hlKh records, t he list includinti
nfveral reprpm.'Mittlvf t -I. oil.
railruud. und puhiU; utility hur-n.
Trading was in fairly heavy vol
ume. Ht'Veliil MorkM of fiHH to
50,U0 sliares chunnfiiK haipls, par
ticularly in the oil tnoup.
Communications issues took the
lead In the afternoon, although I'.
S. Steel continued into nw hltfh
ground, touching Interna
tional Telephone & T-decraph roFe
H points, Western I'nion 1 4.
American Telephone A- T-lei;ruph
0, und Itadlo 4. In tidditfon. IV
lumhian Carlton Jumped 1 1 Vfe.
YounKFtiiwn Sheet & Tut 1'. and
A. M. llyers 7. Cae Thresiilrm'
Machine, which had risen points
to 35, took a Hudden fall to V.i'o.
'j lie eloHlim tone was Mining. Total
sales a p p r o x 1 m ated 4,M0,Ou
shaiX's.
Livestock
roiiTLAXh, Ore, Auk. 2 3. I A)
Cnttlo and calves: quoiahly steady;
receipts 3.1, calves 10.
IIokh steady; receipt.? 5'i0, in
cludiliK 1U2 direct,
Sheep and lanihs nuot a b 1 y
steady; reclpls IM'O.
fl I'iimIiicc
1'OHTLANI. Ore., Au. 23. Wi
JtUtter, t'KUH, milk I lUltei fat ).
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, h ty, and hops steady und un
changed. INirilantl U 'Im-iiI
PORTLAND Ore., Au
Wheat futures:
23.-
Own High
Sept. 1.2 4 '4 Mrm
Close
1.211 S
1.33-
I.3S
1.24 U
1.31
1.3
thc. .. 1.31
.May ...1.38
Cash wheal
JJitf IJelnl Idu
1.33 -S
1.3!
stem.
haid wliitff ...
Hoft while
Western white ..
Hard winter
Nor! hern spring
...$l.3l!
... 1.1:7
... 1.3'4
... W
Western red l.-Ii'i
Oats:
No. 2-3S Ih. white S34.H0
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 12it;
ha iky 5; flour 2; (tats 3; hay ti.
Sjiii l'niiii'lM' IliilfriTn!.
SAN KIIA.M'ISCO. Ai'U. L'.T. 111
-IJuth'i'fitl, f. o. I).. Sua i'rill-
WHEN CAR HITS TREE
Kl.K ItAPllJS. Mich.. Auk. 23.
tA't Five you n persons were killed
and two others injured early to
day as their hutonioblle left tie
road three miles north of here and
truck a tree.
The dead are llert Lust. IS, I'uy
uKOuk: Harold Auehersou, IS, l)c
trolt; Huth Jacks, L'n. T-leib, .;
Albert Voice, Mi. Traverse Cl;.
and Uella Mayiu. lit. Alden, Mich.
Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, ,uf. 2-'t.
I orii ats.
Meiir.M.l und vicinity: I'liseitled
Iiuiiht mid Saturday. Moderate
temperature.
Oi'ckon: (b tieiiilly unsettled to
il Ik lit ii nd Sut urday. Probably
showers in northwest portion, ami
scattered thunderstorms in moun
tains east portion. Moderate tem
perature. r a
p
Temperiit nre ( ib s. )
llluhrst (lsl 12 his.
ItOttcM (last 12 his.
l: I. Humitllty (p-m
Precipitat ion i in ) .
State of Weather . ( bar
Lowest temperature this
Char
intirii-
llli; ."i 1 decrees.
Total pr-'i-lpitalioii tncr Set
tembcr I. C2S. i:i...!t Inches.
Temperature a year im today
llithest. :S; lowest, Ml.
Sunset today, T:m p m
Suni i -e Sal urday . ."r L't a. tn.
Observations Taken nt 5 A. M.
120th Meridinn Timo
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TAI:IJ: HOCK, OKI:, A ilk'- 23.
fSpvclal.) Howard Ko. r of th.
Meah district has hotinht two five
ucre hue; in the Tlltth siiImIjvI
sion. Mr. JtoKcrs rece.itly sold hi
ranch In tlie i teazle section and
comes to this district heuuse or
the irrigation pusslhilitles,, which
he believes will enable him to pro
duce a Kre;.ler tonnage from his
acres.
He will build a home some time
in the ni-ar fmtiie. when the fain-;
ily will move here and fuunisv on!
a small si-ale in the dairy and pou'
try business.
It is reported that a deal is un
der way on one of tlx- laiet
raiichcH in die distil' t which the
won Id -l.e piirchiiSei s would con
vert Into a pear orchard, the land
beinu highly adapted for this pur-;
pose.
The Misses .le-sie Scabrook and
Kvelyn Hamilton are staying in
Me.lford and woi kim; at (lie Pal
mer I'aekinu Hon.-.-.
The Hl. hai dsoii family of Ileal!
lane and the .1. M. Jode family,
of Medford were visitini; relatives
and friends lien la.-t Sunday.
The Misses lli-iicc and Sue Kydl
ard i. ml 11 party of friends' from
southern California art spendlut,' a
few days on Ihe roast. J
Miss l.uls Herman of .Medford W
visit Inn her friend, Kv.t Hart, this i
week.
Owing to ihe recent MillllK of j
the floors at the sihooHiousc, Die 1
Wednesday eveniin: ses-ion of pray- I
eij- meeting was held at tile Hchafer 1
tip inc.
LOST CREEK CLUB
I.A KM rilKKK, tire., Au. 23.
(Special.) The Jadiejj of the Lost
Creek Community club met Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Frank
I-'arlow. where she had prepared
a picnic k round i.btnu ihe bank 'A
Little f lut tf i-reck. and had a camp
fire Koin'4 on which to prepare
c'tffee and cocoa.
A del Puis picnic lunch was
served to about 2.1 KUests. Those
) present were M r. and M r. Frank
Farlow. Ilcth Fallow. Mrs. C. Jt.
Moore ami three Krindchildrcu.
Mr. i.nd MrH. W. V. Marshall and
Krand.-on, Mrs. C. !. Wilhlte, Mks
lla.el Wllhlte. Mr. ami Mrs. Ch is.
Seefleld. Mrs. . II. Niissbaum and
three children, Mrs. Ted Hoeff;
and children. Mrs. Win. Hocfft nn I
children, Mrs. I.oreii Far low an 1
Mrs. H. I.. Tonn.
Mrs. CIiiih. Wilkinson, who Iris
been in .Medford for a few day..,
returned tu her home i.t the Head
Indian soda springs Monday eve;i
Inii. Miss Horotha Meyer spent Sun
day with Miss Harriet Fn-y.
Mrs. IE. Hardener ami daughter
l.liey w ere juickIs of Mrs. 1 1. 1..
tlrisstini Tuesday.
Anion; the business visitors in
Medf..rd Wnln.Mliiv were Mrs. Al
ma Meyer. U. II. YVy.mt and Herb
tirisM.iii.
POKT LANIi, Ore.. Aim. p
j --(IcniKe Netiner, l niteil Slates
district altnnicy lor Oregon, and
t niciit ioticd lavoriihly us a successor
j to Mrs. Mabel Walker Willidiraiidl,
former assistant, atturttey iietiernl,
i refused In comment today nn ihe
1 isissibility of his appoint incut after
returnini: from a iisliinlon, I),
t., coittcreni e.
Neiiner hum Hiiinimmed to W'tish
liiKloti two weeks mm, the second
call he had received w it h Hi the last
twi iiHiiilbs. On Ids return to
Portland ho cutilcrred with Dr.
James Doran of Washington, I). C.
federal prohibition administrator,
here en route to Calilm niti.
Wi.ik of installinu und
tm-l
telephone line by Pac'i; T. I. -Tel.
. Co. promeshiK riprd'. In
tweon Silem and Porf, nd
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Fairybreath Cake
:;C and r0c
I The demand for our
j HONEY
(HEALTH BREAD
is steadily increasing.
Its flavor is so different
JOc a loaf
JJ round home nado
loaves HaC
lfEDFORD MATL 'HI TETTER, rEDFOTtP, QUEfiON'.
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fttilt
i-eiiti' iit
.Mi
TAMLK l!H'K, Oie.,
f Special. ) Tint cool
lakliiK some of Ihe joy
Hwimniln ame in tin
the niiiiiber of bittblni.'
Auk- 2
niKlHH
the
and
COURTESY
Records
A lilt latest liit.s li-!iiin-Kt
rated m our new Kolsti-r
dejiion.sti-atoi'.
Each OC
Opening Sale Price JJ
Opening Q 1 00
Sale Price5 forA,uu
Peanut Brittle
1.0(H) Pounds fresh iieanut
hritlle. Pound 1f)c
Opening Sale Price '-''
Rubber Aprons
Kxtra heavy (juality Qp
Opening Sale Price
Enamelware
(loud size pic-cs of good
iiality ffiry enamelware;
sauce pans, kettles, etc
Opening Sale Price
Cups and Saucers
(iood (mailt v white cups and :
Complete
Opening Sale Price
Jams and Jellies
12 and lli-oz. jars of jellies;
r a s p b e v v y , st rawberry,
giaie. currant, etc. 1 C
Opening Sale Price 4
Cedar Oil Mops
A heavy oil mop. O C
Opening Sale Price -vlv
With l-Ivcry 'Purchase of a Mop we
give a bottle of Cedar Oil Free.
Laundry Soap
Crystal White laundry soap.
Opening (! 1CP
Sale Price
Imported Mixing Bowls
A set of decorated mixing bowls.
Opening Sale Price en-
Honey
A I'il'tcell-olinci
ir of fine
i f
st rained honey.
Opening Sale Price
IOC
Ripe Olives
A tall can of fine ripe olives.
Opening Sale Price
D ,
t ork
10,000 ITEMS
DISPLAYED
fewc
.
;tnd Cie parties les-
fifildi up the Kinin harvest hero
.illd in the Sams Valley Mctii!i.
A. I,. Salt,.Hk ha teamed ihe
yn mi nrli in Sam 'a I ley coin
cioniy known as the John Hu.ui
ram h.
I'ear picking started in curliest
ail over the district tills week; uUo
many fanners beuan cutting the
tliMd crop of alfalfa.
Muny from lieie attendetl the
dedication ceremonies at ilu new
I-'. I:. Aiyrs !.-. enlef taimiiy
Mr. ai d .M i . 'leo. Hilton i,nd son
.f Siaille and Mrs. .Inl.a Myers of
fiok'ue 1 : i v -r this week.
The .f.din Ijodwe well drilling
itinlit 1 at ork on the Morris
and Hull ranch in Sams Valley
where water beiiiK sought for
it l igation purposes.
The .Vealon Wilson tlire.shniK vin i ' JraiiKo hull
is expected to arrive here this s day lUKiit.
week 1 com ih.- Talent district t I The b.cal
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
5-10-25c STORE
36 No. Central Medford, Ore.
Saturday, Aug. 24
9 a.m.
Thi3 opening will celebrate the opening of the 36 N. Central, street store in
the chain of America's finest 5-10 & 25c stores. -
For the past several weeks now the contractor has been busy remodeling
the old Rosenburg store and now it is done and we invite you to visit it on
this occasion whether you wish to buy or not.
We are listing below a few of the hundreds of values that we are offer
ing to make your visit profitable.
Hot Water Bottles
SYRINGES
A well known make of hot
water bottles and svrincs.
Opening Sale Price
Card Tables
A folding table can be Used' for many
purposes. $ 1 .00
Opening Sale Price A
crs.
Cp
Ginghams
A wide variety of patterns
ami a go quality of ging
ham. QC
Opening Sale Price v w
Bridge Lamps
Wrought iron lamps,
Opening Sale Price
Opening Sale Price
Galvanized Pails
A standard M-ipiart galvan
ized pail. 1 re
opening Sale Price.. 4
Ginger Snaps
A lot of fresh baked ginger snaps;
10c
Opening Sale Price j. v
House Dresses
A special lot of fine house
dresses. CI
Opening Sale Trice v
Bed Sheets
A regular SlxiH) good iiialitv sheet.
Opening Sale Price
1
lOL.
j r 1,'e-uhir
and Beans Opening
J. J.
36 No. Central
FRIDAY. ATT; PST 23. 1029.
placed an order
1 he pool order
. I lrt lets.
for
.if
i I. a .rundc Ibn llrnwiicdl
I.A (lltANU1', Ore., A UK- -'3.
A1. ItoHin l'uidy, 10, sou of L. Jt.
Purdy, wan di-owneil in Morgan
; lr-,kc n,-ar here yesterday. The
I youth fell from a home made boat
Into the water a short distance
; from .dune. Two cousin. wHo
I wero with Itollin, attempted to
in Kuylu l'uint Tiles
,
nehoot board ha
bill).
Tool Hardware
A fine special for men con
sisting of IJcnch Grinders,
Unices, Vises,' etc.
Opening Sale Price A
OPENING
Table Oilcloth
Regular standard oil cloth.
Yard OH r
Opening Sale Price v
Pictures
Two lots of fine framed pic-
K.. 25c 50c
Rayon Underwear
No doubt this will be one of our best
specials. A large assortment of the
various rayons Of
Opening Sale Price
already wired.
Lamp$1.00
?hade$1.00
Handkerchiefs
::)() Dozen ladies' and chil
dren's handkerchiefs.,. Q
Opening Sale Price ....
A five sewed house broom. OC
Opening Sale Price J
Toilet Paper
A thousand-sheet toilet pa
per. ctc
Opening Sale Price ....
This is the chance to buy all the son
you will need. .. Pair 1 f
Opening Sale Price IV v.
iiicdimn size. 'an ( 'amp's P-i'a
Sale Price
NEWBERRY CO.
suppliet
:o:jtity
with
.ho,d
, CitATKU I.AKK, Ore. Au. 23.
(Special I Marshall Hana, asso-
dale editor of the Onon Jour
I mil, arrived with his fnmlly from
! rortland Wednesday iimrninK
spent the day and
I leaVfet: enrlv Thursdi
Mixing Bowl Sets
A five-piece glass mixing
bowl set. CHr
Opening Sale Price JPVV'
Turkish Towels
A large heavy -towel that
you will want. 9f
Opening Sale Price " 3
A
male
Enamelware
Auol her' lot of fine white
euainelware. '
Opening Sale Price..
Brooms
Palm Olive Soap
This well-known toilet soap.
c;r
Opening Sale Price ..
SALE
Men's Fancy Sox
nd.
for
Medford, Ore.
They traveled over The lJ;dU .
Cat fornia luuhway und will CM.
liliue from here irt-i-r the ledw0(.i
Highway to Crescent City, th; n up
th" Uoosevell hlKhway to Marsh
field and oil tu Portland.
Mr. liana is a very close frieiiil
of It. W. Prie, manat-iui; di
rect or of the Crater Lake Na.
tional Park t'omrmny and the two
spent much time in discussing j,.,
fishing trip ni'l Kdf Raines.
niht
he
HecdsjMHit Itectlaport cafii was
opened.
mornimr.
SERVICE
Carnation Milk
Tall can of Carnation Milk.
Opening 9 l5c
Sale Price ... for 4
Necklaces
Two lots of fine imported
necklaces worth many times
sale price.:
One L'ot 1 Q
Opening Sale Price
One Lot OC
Opening Sale Price "
Rubber Aprons
(Jyod live rubber 1 C
Opening Sale Price "V".
Lemon Cakes
Fresh IJaked cookies.
Pound 1 n r
Opening Sale Price x v
Play Balls
A heavy rubber play ball with heavy
bladder. 1 C
Opening Sale Price. 1 civ
Towels
Another Turkish Towel; an
espeeiallv good value.
Opening Sale Price
Linen Lunch Sets
table cluth and four napkins to
50c
Opening Sale Price
Table Covers x
Oilcloth table covers, vari
ous patterns.
Opening Sale Price.
25c
Light House Cleanser
This well-known cleanser.
3 10c
Opening Sale Price
TableCloths ,
A linen table clotfi worth
double our price.. fin
Opening Sale Price
Bib Aprons
A classy apron, snappy style.
Opening Sale Price .... 15c
15c
25 DEPARTMENTS
9
Model Bakery
111 W. Main
Plume 103-K
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