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1 Santfords Saying Stores
307 East Main Street
Saving Prices for Saturday
Pot Roast
Cut from :baby beef. These
pot toasts are a real treat.
Liver
Per pound
.23
Veal Stew
Cut from prime milk-fed veal.
This is fine for pot pie or
veal stew.
Per pound ...... o l 7 r pound
Liver young and tender. You
will like it for a change.
.15
Perfection
Soda
A freshly baked cracker of
quality.
Potatoes
A fine, smooth skinned Klam
ath potato. A saving at
Syrup
Liberty Bell Syrup. A pure
cane and maple syrup,
-lb. caddy
.45 pr Pund PuU gal. can
1.55
Tomatoes
Our own Rogue River Toma
toes. They don't pack a bet
ter tomato anywhere.
Corn
Palace Corn. A high-grade'
standard corn. A saving at
Pineapple
A fine sun ripened Hawaiian
fruit in a heavy syrup.
cans
.25
.....25 2
Catsup
Libby uses nothing but the
finest spice and vinegar in
this catsup.
Reg. cans
Tuna Fish
White Star is truly the chick
en of the sea. Fine for sal
ads. Try a few cans at
,..;45
large cans., o
Chocolate
Ghirardclli's Ground Choco
late is a bargain at our price.
Reg. she bottle
.20
Reg. size can...
.19
3
lb. can for
.89
Postum
A beverage that is wholesome
and delicious. At a saving
price.
Cocoanut r,
Dromedary Cococanut is just
a little better for that cake
or dessert. -
Malt Syrup
Puritan, the premier malt
syrup.
large pkgs
Pickles
.45
2
pkgs.
Reg. 2x. can..
.55
Stafford's Sweet Pickles, and
.they sure arc good.
Bulk Coffee
Our own special blend in bulk
coffeee. Try a pcund.
Libby's
Roast Beef
Libby's Roast Beef in tins is
a real delicacy.
.40
Per pound ......
Full quart jar
Salmon
Rosedale. Medium red Sal
mon. A fine, firm fish.
.35 2
large cans'.
.45
Gelatine
Royal Gelatine. Best by test.
Try a few packages. Your
choice of flavors.
8 oz. cans...
35
4
pkgs. for.... o
25
Rolled Oats
Sperry's Rolled Oats, in
bags. Either quick or regular.
9
lb. bag o
Surelay
With butte
them lay more
1001b. bag2.75 Lg. size pail 1.09
Shortening Oyster Shell
I Shortunina is Dure ana
Surelay. With buttermik it
makes them lay more eggs.
Opal Shortening is pure and
wholesome. Every can guar
antced.
Sperry's Sure Lime Oyster
Shell. A real saving at
100-lb. bag...: 90
For "Good" Melons Come to Santfords
Santfords Saving Markets
IMTIW llrtHlrtll II
LOCAL PEAR CROP BevJj
VIEWED BY GROUP W&
EASTERN EXPERTS
MiikiiiK "'I Inspi'i-tion tour of
tlii- fruit Kt'owillfc ilistiii'tH of lh'
rnitiM Stints, fnur iviinwnlutlves
f .'iisuM-n iimrki'tiim firnis nr.1
MuMiillnn a ffW 1' in Meilfonl
ami smith. Til lln-wn, .aurwyliia
thf lut-al pi-:ir crop.
l.inilsi'y Y. rorlii'iill, San Fran-i-Isi.i.
ami Thomas T. iMi-hran.
New York 1'ily. ale iiiillilliel's of
llie Koliei t T. Coi hiun . ci'inpany
fi ui: markeliiif; lirm. Itussell Wil
kin of rhilailelpliia. represents (he
J. 1". Wilson company of thai
oily. William Williamson Is a
eolti storage executive of Nlatfra
Falls. New York.
l.lMilsey v. I'o. hran in'iiiiimitfr
cif the western division of 'I"'
I'oeluaii company, which has all
efl'ice here. y'
The Ki-oup nllemle,! the lecenl
meeting of the International Apple
ilrowers' association at Toronto.
They will leave here tomorrow for
WVimd'lii'P, Wash., lo look over
llie apple crop in that district.
The I l!-yea r-ohl son of Joe
KiiiKslcy, 7 i- :i West Thlrteciiih
street, received minor injuries this
; moriilliK when he ran into an ulllu
i mobile ami was thrown from his
i bicycle, on Main street near the
poll, e station. lie was treated lit
the office of a iloetor ami only
bruises colllil he 1'.. uixi although it
was first thought that he was seii
' omuy hurt.
1 The hoy was on his way to
. register at the junior hiiili school
-iu,l failed to see a car coininB into
Main from the drive alongside
1 police headiiuarters. The crash
i wrecked the bicycle almost com-Ipletely.
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EXHIBITS PRIZE RUG
A honked rui; made hy Mrs
r:li::alielll I'ollller of .lacksonvill
was iillniitillK considerable at
leiofmi lii llie chamber of com
1 nierce today where it has been
1 placed on exhibition.
I The nut is In colors and has
the (les.ii;n of (.'rater Lake wovifti.
into it. Mrs. , Colllter.1 .1. nn
spent considerably tinio In limit
ing; the ruK.
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l Miss Winifred Amirew 01 r.-
; gf'IM' lirl'IVt'll III Jlt.MMUIII "ivi'i i;
' to take up her dullest a hlnh school
librarian. Miss Andrews hurt' nn
; interesting ,'iiimniiT, havitiK just ro
j turned from Alaska as a member
I of the "KloailnK rnlvei'sity" ex-
cui-simi party which was made up
of one hundred students from
1 v:rii" universities.
Included amiih.k', the Oro:unl;tns
ivsiswn-J ai Mdord hotels arc
Mrs. K. M. (JorC and dftilnhUr if
(.'mivhIIU, Mi, ami Mrs. l-J. Ande'"
ttn of ArlliiMtim. Mr. and Mr.. It.
K. liioom of Itcdmnml. Mrs. John
Nol.lt of MarshfU-hl. Marie Kid
ini:s, Mr. ami Mrs. K. Ulutnhe-r o:'
lhii;i-ne. anil the following from
Portland : Mr. and Mrs. Mason
Khrman, Spencer Khrniiin, Mrs.
M. 1 H iis, 'ula Liml and part v,
Marion HiHlist's. Mr. and Mi'n, W.
A. CilllhuHl, -MIhs Uu-tW' Ituhy.
It. 11. c.rit'lin and family.
Kuglp Point Sal. nk-ht.
Ml I
A chaiiKO in th weather is on'
ih way, as Hit? furtM-ust is for in
iTfasiim t'lourtint'ss, hecomiiiK nil- i
st-ttlert tonight ami Sutunlay. Tin-1
hiyliest temperature of yestiTihiy I
was !M tlert'ea, uml tlte lowest this
mornini; was 4S tli-nrces, j
Money loanetl to worthy people
to pay their honest rtVbts. Thomas'
Itealty i'o.t Hin. 1J, 1'alm Illk., tor
ner Main ami Front, upstairs. 2-ttf
Mr. ami Mrs. IVrt C.oltaihT are i
leaving tomorrow for Luke o' th"
Wuoils to spenil the Labor ln.v
week end. v
MtMlford Bomlert "Warehouse is !
prepari'd to store Brains, Wool, hay j
ami merehanrtlso of ull kind j.
Money loaned on warehouse re-1
eeipts at reasonublo rates. l-lOtfi
Loitering of Sab-m IiIkIi shoil
students lu neighborhood ftroeorv
and eonfertlonery stores dtirinK the
next sfhool year will not be al
lowed. aerordinR to announeenu nt
made by school officials Wednes
day. The announcement followrd
t'hai-Kes by a Salem merchant that
hib school students hail received
liquor lu Hi rear room of one of
these stores.
Let ine write ydur fire Instiranes.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 93. tf
Misa Prhteilla Webb; local tench
er in the city schools, returned t t
Meilford last nitrht from hr horn.'
at Prlneville. where slie spent th
siiminci vacation with her famitv'
Dan co, ISagle Point Sat. niKht.
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C. N. Culy, who has been serious
ly ill for the past two weeks with
a combination of poisoning and
rheumatism, bravely made iho lo
cal downtown district on his
crutches this morning, transacting
busine.iM In the interest of his in
surance company.
, $f).tin per load summer price on
1 fety. blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
(j:u. tf
j Miss Mabel Mickey, for several
years a leaeher in the Med ford
l schools, anil now of 1'oiiland. left
i here today for the northern city.
after u visit through the vacation
weeks with local friends.
Special price $r.00 per lond fcty.
! bloi-lts. Med. Knel Co.. Tel. 081. tf"
Ir. llobert Itrewstef yf Porlap.l
spe'til yesterday In the city visiting
at the home of Mi-, nnd Mrs. T. L
rartlels. Dr. Hrewster Is on hh
way to San Franrlscov
Fcty. blocks now $5.00 per load
Med. Kite! Co.. To'. 631. tf
The proposed new tariff of the
f'.ranlH Pass Water compnny has
been suspended until November
3, according to iinnouncement
made by the public aervleo com
mission this week.
Buy them now. fcty. btocks. $5.d0
nor load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
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Miss Flora nnd Miss liuth Oreen
of Berkeley. Cal., stopped over In
Medford today to spend the week
end with Miss Kva Nealon and
other friend on their way home
from a two weeks' vacation In
Portland. .
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Reliable Grocery
C. A. Whillock, Manager
No. 1 ,
Johnson's Market
No. 2
117 North Central
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Medford's Newest and Finest
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5? 10 and 25c Store
1
25c
Saturday9 o'Clock
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
X H 8 BARS
P Dozens of Other Big Specials
J, J. NEWBERRY CO. I
, Quality Goods for Less
We Buy and Sell for Cash. Drop into
your nearest Reliable Grocery for your
wants in foods. You will be pleased with
our prices.
Reliable Groceries Owned by Rogue River Capital
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Wesson Oil, quart 45c
Diamond Matches, Carton . 23c
Golden West Coffee, pound. . . . . . 49c
Shrimp, per can 19c
Our Service
Although the service at our store is known as
the very finest of grocery service, still it is a
friendly service, and we are sure you will enjoy
it. Our clerks are experienced grocery sales
men and every effort is made to make your
shopping pleasant and satisfactory.
Our Prices
We seldom feature prices as a drawing card,
still you will find our prices very reasonable,
quality and service considered. Our prices must
be right as is evidenced by the volume of our
business, as no business can continue success
fully year after year unless honest values are
given.
Our Merchandise
Aside from a full and complete stock of all
staple groceries, we carry a well selected stock
of fancy groceries. Many new items of fine
food products are always to be found at our
store. We also feature fresh fruits and veget
ables. We invite you to call and look over our
stock, even though you do not buy.
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Personal Attention
Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone
252 GROCER
Phone
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Certo Frenches Mustard
2 for ..... .49c 2 for 25c
Post Toasties, 3 packages f . . . : . . 25c
White Wonder Soap, 10 bars 33c
Economy Jar Lids, dozen- 23c
If You Trade at a Reliable Store,
Your Savings Account Will Grow
Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central
Point People t
May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at
Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliable Grocery
No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 5 in
Central Puint.
700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
' olin AinsplKt'i Is pxpectert homo J
toiluy from Hull Iake City, where
ho tian het'n attending the western
stallv- fcveruiira' conference, hel.l I
In that eity.
School IiooUm may ho pni i'haRe I
Saturday from the Medford Hook j
Store n Ihey have Hutu for ull i
grades. ltIO
Duke WVIIiiiKtnn, former hi;: I
butter and 'KK man with a ItoKiie
Kiver valley produce compnny. h-vH.
now bei-n added to the Bluff of
assoclateB In the loei.l .1. C. Penney j
company. Under luktH hinh pre-1
nitre salesmnUHhlp two counter) 'ff
mlscellaneuiiH rcady-to-weur Is ,mtM
to have hecit dipoed of within the
rtpuce of mi hour this mnrnlnK
' Harold II. Itrown reliiViioit to
Medford IfiHt nlKht from a1 10-dny
busliu'HH trip lu eastern OreKon In
the inlctvxt of lilt work with the
National Life InMirance company
Miss Dorothy Kly, MImh Kdilh
DiinklM nnd Frank M.ush of Loh
AuKclen, who have been vIhIUiik
Mr.H, Marai'eL Lyiliurd of I ho Table
Kock district for I he pnt two
tveek. left yesterday for tluir
Hduthern home. While here th"
vislloi-H were taken by V. II. I-ydl-ard
to the various Hcenlr point h
-jiround Medford. lncludinR I.oe o'
the Woodn, ("rater Lake nnd t'reM
cent Oily, dver which' they not only
iXirens'il admiration and enlhul
hmw, hut o dcHiro to nee una In at
Home future date.
Mr. and Min. .f. T- Huiwoll re
turned thl' week from a buitlnexs
trip to San KranelHeu. durliiK which
lltcy purclKiHcd fall mere hamlltte
for ItiiHHeH'fl Htore.
Thai llie K In It n lliealer will hooii
be aide lo preHent I he public witti
te.lkiiiK pb luri-H. wuh a Htatement
made by (ieoine A. ' Hunt, local
t heater owner and mumiKer (bin
noon. The eMiilpnuiil to be in
Mtulled In (he Main Mtret-t housi'
will be Mini Mar lu character and
ciuuiliy to that at the ( 'ruterlan,
with villi phone and movh'lone fa
citlttcH. Tin; Inntaltntlon, according to
Mr. Hunt, will be In the ucihhor
hood of from $l,U0( to $11,1100.
The exact dale of II h comphtiou 1h
not yd known, pending olher de-vcloptncjitn.
picnic ground. PiizeH will ho
awarded the. winnera of all aportn
eventH. j
The picnic dinner will be served
at ti:3a, and coffee, suffer, cream.
ami watenmdonH will be furnished
thy the lodite. Everyone lfl asked
to brins IiIh own lunch. Jlerh
Alford'a Heven-pfece orcheHtra will
furnish t he iiiukIc for the dance:,
which will he held on the open tilr
floor.
The com mil lee In chars ln-cludi-H
(. M. HoUHton, chairman;
II. KleldH. K. L.. I-enox. Aubrey
Non-U, .. W. PeJarnett and
.lamew Tayloi.
j A Hpeclal itwuo ot, the Scout
; Static, the scout papor, carrleB jV
proaram of the Jamboree to he
lloiiio lii-evj I'aial.
l'KNDUITON, Ore., Aim. 30.
(A't AuthoritlfM here nnnounced
today that (. A. Sherman, Meachapi
Wuoib-utter, found dend yeHtertlay,
died from a her.rl attack HUperlti
diiceil by ttie exceNNlve drlnklnrt nf
his own brew. A still, police said,
wan found lu tin- house.
A haReball ffamo, picnic4 dinner
and dance, are' in hi ore for the
MusO'UH. K;istcrn StaiH and famltleb
who attend the blK KatheritiK at
1:3a Kiiday, AukuhI 3n. at the K 1 k h
Blven lu the Armory thiaicwnlnfi
ui 8 o'clock, but the Bcouts of Cra-
iter ltke council.
Music for the evenlnpt wlU be
furnlHhcrt hy the Rika hand under
the direction of V. WIlBorf AVnlt.
A grand march of all the tiaouts lu
'the council will be held shortly
j after 8 o'clock, and th different
troops will be introduced.
cinnAifud ndvnrtlnme nv rulU
TOO LATE TO CLASSjR
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inliiii in wikiiIk ir mi xirciim. Iy
i r'Htii!iHlM piirly. AMi'cmm lt(x
li l(. Ii.
run sAi.H itfii irini ni'ttiY pifn-
' y, initilrul hunter lypo, Iilenl
Audi i'iiiiiii. J'
j yi'i HAI.I-: fdi.nl team hnrnPR. fi
linn i v'iir
row roiiilliL fii-Hll . .1. K. fltiulcl.
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LOST -Hill tnl'l" illiilnnwi. IIIili:irl
I x.l.-. I Mil W. Main. I'll
U'anti;I -1 r,(i hoi pickfi'H: pay
lim I'll- p-r lh; Iwuvy lmp. 'I''"'.
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Full KAI.i: NKW! AUTISTIC!
MoliKkN! li-ritnin hoitvi' iH-ar
KHI HI III!) I lll'l IliKli: full I'ilfi--
unlit h'l inr funiiK'i'. firi'Pl.'''.
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LAST TIMES ffTTt,
GLORIA SWANS0N in
"SADIE THOMPSON"
TOMORROW t
ONE DAY ONLY
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