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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1929)
raais two wnrcn?onb Mrrr, TftTtrrrtfT':. MDWonT), onEnov. Friday, sf.ptemtif.ti 20. 1020. ocal and Personal Clulmtnir and tt-Htifylnir that lif" ( d 11 fornLi it .:li'rc( ;t Mt-d- A fnrtuiian woman U Mra. I.. M wan m;uh b tudt'ii.sorm' by III wiff. j find h'lH in ludf Air. und Mrs. Hinilh nl iVntral I'nint, a vt.iltni' Matlhla Duff. DuniH J Miff v;f r. WaNu'nrth. Aim. lit I" :i in .M-dimd today. I.at wik wliil" K run tod a dlvoivf docrre In fir-' Jn-i-n. Alrn. Vidu K'-rold- f I.ok atiwKllny tin '.-minty fair win- if c court thin fort' 11 noii. Tlif eon -1 A tiud' : Mr. and Mr, V. A . jmrii'd tin- o.w nf $ I 00 In cnm-nry idc had rt'Hidcd mi tht Jueltauiivlih- Hi vht-nk of . iita Ann. Mr. and and wax ci'ti in .hv luir dropped it highway nouth uf Mi'dforil. . Tin-(Mrs. H-tImi-I Viiyuri of KiVtm. on (he grounds. Sin- in-vt-r -xi'( - plaintiff 1h 71 yearn dd and th- Mj-m. (Jco, ( i. Kldi'ldc of kfbw, i to tin- iiiom-y ai;aln hut upon dt-fciidaiil. , affordiiih to testimony j ()i In via llt-ashy of Oakland, Ji'. on the wlint'Mrt Htand, Is VI. i :t il1 Aliv. 1'. .Mack of l-lvt-i nioi"-- W't'jir a smart (inm; fi-lt: you'll ! M i s. J :rti Culbi-rtson r.f Itcrl be more than HMlsfh-d. A new ! wood City, Mi. I.. Ziihk of San shipment Iihh just arrived at Ihv la-rnard ino and t ti t lith Ht. ThcylSan -'r: iicIm-h: .Mr ei'KuiiK who lost auto and uther keyn hint week during tin county fair may flint thm In a collection nt the office of. County Ak'cnt 11. . j owii'i, executive jeerei;u y, in int j:ami ji()X -'-''A I- jaui-n minum,.. iik i ,an" priced at only S(i.!iH. 1 S I i UH.oM, Mr. and M in. II. S. Chun.' KunwrH removed find i n n c picked up on various parin of liie nynKPII n!,nco every Wed. tnd'AIr. ,. K. ;.ml Mm .1 Chapin. Mrs forked hack In huso, ni!k under- r'imis ami onie nave 1 . Sat. at the Nat. 181Uaeia l lidi h. Mix 1 1. K. Ho- boeii claimed. Two other keys, f ,,.u.,f j(, ,.,,,.,. llt n(,Wi,,uk open-1 hm l, (ihidyx Hohari. Air. and Mis. iiroHUiuaniy nr iaie iih-kb. iin- m returning home, hhe (mind the cur rency where it had dropped, to the floor In a room in the house. Ituy them now. Med ford factory followini; from I1ocUh, $VhO per lund. Mod, Fuel and Mi'f. C. K. Co.. Tel. 031. if .1 Itw :t Slli vi ,r U'tilii.'s:i t- with the poHseHslon of the ralrronmix . hli(.,. m-shman . lass in H caretaker and may he identified '' . himoi y. owners there. . A i,',,.,, shipment of Mitart new Wood for sale Largo body dry j , ,(.,H hllVl. jlJHt Iir, iV(.( at th- 10. inch fir. $3-'-'5 per tier In load I j;iIlli ,tltXi ..;t ,.;ilst , hU , lot delivered within city limits. No i.(..Mi sueeial at tl.ys. tlie-:i bettor fir wood Iiuh ever been sold , In Medford. Ituy now at mi miner I prices. Phono S33. J? K. Hamnon Conipnny. 1 MIhk Marjoi-lo Kelly left today for Kimono where Hhe will enter her Honlor year at the I'nlverslty of Orejion. When you nee the smart felts at SI.SU. l.H and flM at The Kmmy l.ou Shop in the M. M. fttoro, you'll waul at least -two. they nro ho nniurt. lt Money to lofm oii 'hnttol serurl tv. Onlck, ' ronfidential foi vUo. Canister & Christiier, 317 J.lberiyi llldtf. lj l weive noses or noire )t:ver ai- j (H,W $rj nn JJ(.p ,ouUi Mf,d F(J(j ley pears were sent yesleiday by ' i fo I. fi.'il. if C. C.arloek. adjutant of tin- Mert- .':nr(1iiIM11U !n the I'honiix fortl Ameriean l-eu-ioii post. In .Ulu,u lViJ4 ,.(.lH,n,.t v.-slerdav :o Louisville. Ky.. Where the national ,m. m.i(fl wI(h npprximatey MO 3.eKln eonvemion is srbeduled "'Uimh nts reu-IMen-d in tin- hiuh and open in a snori ume. in.- urainmar schools. Centra! I'olnl is Mainps Kivi'ii. 1 Kl lJoFitr Kiim of Kale tn, assistant slate forester, was In the city to day on business with t he 'rater n.Mional forest beadiuarters offlen. MVe waul you to eoine and see the values we aio offering at llie Kmmy I ,o a Hat Shop tomorrow. 1S1 Dr. Simklns. tho Chiropractor,, with Kusslan massaKO, over tho Woolworlh store. Phono K'!0. 17 i t f William Kimball of imtle Kalis was a Medford business visitor for a few hours this morning. Medford in a d o factory blocks ivear, olf sox, liWt'Uterfl, etc. Kan dicrafi Shop. - laTtf Mrs. Xaomi Moniuoniory left, last nly ht for her homo In I'm I land, a Tier hi.vinu spent a short time visiting friends in Medford. (let those fenders and nuto Medford Typewriter Kxchanjje bodies straightens d at Hrill's f?lieet ftentals $3.00 per mo., 3 won. I7.B0. ; Metal Works, oppoyilo Lewis Bupcr 1 1';tf ' Service Klation. Phono 4IK. tf .1. Y. MerUfesKcH. j:(.ao per load surnmor price on Meiiford made faelory blocks, Med. Kllel Co., Tel. CM. tf W. All tl. If prre)tulivc uf the I.omlun l.aucasliire Insurance com pany with hcadiiuurierx in Port-i laud, spent the pi.st lew days in the cily on business. ; liuy them now, fety. hloclcs, SS.00 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.' tf Clark Wt. Phone 7i4- 1 r 7 1 f Ftty. bloc!:s now ITi.oO per lofd. Med. Kuel Co., Tel. 631. tf J.ett'TH. tle.scribin tlfe (onditlons1 of (he poster contest for the b!j; Medford airport rch-braiiun, were prepared for matins today to over , loo colleges, universities and art s-.liools on the PaVifie coasi. stu dents are aske to compeio for a )m prize for a four-color poster, dlscriptivc of the eoleuration. Kimaid's Imperial tirehesira Ha 'b1 Point Kat. nlKht. i Included unions the hotel i;uc4ts ; Uie from Washim;ion are Harry J-4-wis of Muckelle. V. A. WinchuH ' nt ChehaliH and W. H. Kills, T. K. McCt)ililie of Heattle. We keep open till 3. Kayle Point i every Sal. Uest orchesira any where. ' - Kot mo write yruir fire Insurance. ; dirt Y. Tonjjwald, Hotel ilollaml. . Phono S93, tf . Mrs. Myrtle Hlakeley. bookkeep--i-r for the Mail Tribune, returned1 to Medford yesterday after spend-1 Inj; thv pant two weeks on a vaca tion in Portland, whore tihe visited her " da u alitor,' Nina, now Ih train ing ut St. Vincent' hospital. IJest orchestra in the '"Northwest Kaf!e Point Sal. Admission 7 .. 1 s-,' Lester Cook of the P.utte Ka)N dNirli-t spent yesterday af.ernoo.i In Medford on business. Funeral sprays find cut flowers. Samuelson's Flower (iarden. 2US Special price :.t per load. Medford made factory blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. tf From August 17 until yesterday. 9 H marrlUKo licenses were issued at the county -Jerk's office, and this period was one of the bluest months of the year, with a larj.' proportion of the liceiis" appli cants coniinK t Medford from Cal if.o nla joints. The last license yes-terd.-.y was issued In Celestinc rtrellh. '21. and lienha Winkle, IT. both of Oakland. Cal. Dance Kai;le Point Sat. iiinht. 1 2 1 Jsaes J kibitz, NKZ PKIiCK. Idaho. (.t. :: . l,Vj With escape cut off by fh,,,',,. I on their burninc home, Hurry ' Keimedyt a rancher living sewn i nuns so.ithenst of here. Wrap)(.j two babies in bedding and thiew ' ibeiu ou; of a second sim-y , ,.,w into the arms of tin L-h. 1 dren's mother. i lieular dance niKht. 'aule I'oint Stated Comniunic.'tiiun Medford I.ndKe No. A F. & A. M. Friday, s,.,lt' jiHh, 7:30 p. m. lly ordtr of tho W. M. C. M. imrSTOX. Secretary. Mt win rorm a pan oi uie w.eo.. ,.,.,.,..,, t(( ,i;iV(. ,.im,im(.,it of mipply of fruits furnished Kiails 'o J)0 , Hr11)()I anii v,.r j r0 in Hie thousrnds of KoKionnaireH t)()l Knimilll.. lood. rankinw next will be present. Medford and As,and. i Fall and winter evening when you see the smart febs twice ns enjoyaoM- n ine,eu..(- ... i)K , Kinniv l.ou Sliop in the M. M. ' ' iitorc, you'll want aL least two. i they are so smart. I S I (Catherine StaiiK. dance instruc tor. Open only Kyi. !l to Mmi. l-f. Itoom 3, Spaila P.IiIk. Tel. ILT.HK. 1 K J i Amotnz the Ore-onians red.-ier ed at Medford btilels are Mr. ami Mis. F. W. Sellb-mier ut Hailii hoik. A. C flieetl .f Mabel. Vesla M. Combs of Hillshoro, Mi, and Mrs. N"iin;,n Klio'.t of Hak'-r and Mr. and Mrs. II. A Hudson and . Mrs. i:. Hudson of Portland. Mrs. it. .1. llober of Tlnmipson I ere.k was a Medlord visitor Ih.s morniiiK- Don't forncl tomorrow Is a real: bargain day in hats at the Kmmy Lou Hat Shop in the M. M. Klorvj 1 s ; Typewriter cteanliiK Mid repair ing. Medford Typewriter Kxchango. , Mtitl" ; N'ernoii Vawtcr returned tills noon ( from Kan Francisco where he ball spent the past few days on busl- I ness. I For lloguo Itlver fisliink Hardy Do laixo fly rods. Kt. .lohn reels. Hardy'n Corotm Huporba, I). T. Fly j linen. l.latdy'H nalmon leaderij. Prices; on rciuot Mark Krysto, tlatlce. Oregon. 1 i 1 i .1. A. Tanner, representative of : the Sei.ly ItrokeraMC coniianr of Portland spent this mornino. In 1111! city on business. h Tomorrow The bluuest millln - ' ery Hpeelal ever offereil by The Kmmx Hal Shop in the M. M Store. 1S1 , Jii.00 per load summer prlcw on : fety. blocks. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel.. 631. tfi Appoinlmenls for the child Wei fart clinic to be held Tuesday by the county health unit In the Cc' l rydale disitic ( a I the Community house are urged to le made earlv 1 by telepbonitiK t"e health unit uni'ters In the court bonne. The home nursing class, which was to , have opened lust Wednesday ' , t Iterrydale, has been postponed ; until the present fruit rush is ove . If you wish exclusive and new1 toilet articles, CoIvU lnif:s Is tlie place, next to the lilalto Theatre.: is; ; Free shampoo with marcel or finger wave; $1.00. Itowman'" Harbor and Heauty Shoppo. IKK' Hi'instilchlng, plcoting, tileallng. button making and huso uirudiuK tbindleraft Shop. 167tf II. .1. Lester was fined $ 1 .". in .Indite Taylor's court this forenoon for having Insufficient car brakes. The largest yellow pine tree' alive Is claimed for Lake county a -a portion of the county's 1 t.iMm. ntui.mio feet of living pine. This m, -- tree fs located on the LUC t 'he wan can river, about 1 miles ' from Paisley, and Is eiht feet utile inches in diameter and ielleved to lie more than Mni years tdd. IT nu wish exclusive and nw toilet articles. Cohig I'ruws is the place, next to the Itialto Thealr.-. jectlc radio in the room. Palmer Music bouse Iiuh the latest modjels wti display. 17 Dynges danco every Wed. and Hat. nt tho Nut. JS Included nttiong tourists and other guests registered a! the Moil ford hotels are Mr. mud Mi s. D. L. Merrill of Delroil, Mich.; Frank C. Jtrlen of Itiitte. Mont.: .1. W. Salmon of Chicago. II. II. Leach of Itetio. Nov.; It. M. Hunt of Plaincs. 111. Don't forget tomorrow Is a real haiguin day In bats at the Kmmy Ivou Hat Shop in the M. M. Store 1SI Money to loan on chattel securi ty. Quick, confidential service. Hanister & ChrlHliicr, 317 Llberly Bldg. 14 Prof. Frank Harlli ami wife of Linden, Cab. who have been toiir lliK the northwest since .1 line "0, Klopped uff enroiito homo to visit their friend and former pastor. Itev. James K. fonder, for a day. Kvery homo In Medford should have h radio, and now's the time to select one of tho new Yiotors or Majesties Just received at tile Pal mer Music house. 1 S" Money to lonn on chattel Rceurl ty. Quick, confidential service., (niitster & ChrlNtner, 817 Liherly Uhl. 'S4 Hertha P. Inkle. I 7. and Celosten A. Ill-Ill. 21. both of Oakland, Cab, were united In marrlaiie yestenlav afternoon by Judge Taylor In the hitter's office. Do you know what's new in pop ular music".' Come Into the Palmer Music house and rem while you hear tho favorites either In sheet music or phonograph records. 1S7 Furniture movimt and storage 'it reasonable rut cm. Phone 833, F. K. Ka n Cmpi"iv. 1S3 Mrs. Cllen Fabrhk reiurned to Medford on tho Hhastit this morn In II itCUT KpcndliiK the past (Mverul duys In Han Francisco, where she was called by the death of her brother. Look! Look! HATS HATS Bargains! Bargains! Ancthcr wonderful purchase of 300 more hats, for quick sale, offered (it the greatest bargain prioeo we have ever offered we say bargains because they arc bargains worth twice tho price and more. S1.50-S1.98-S2.98 - Other hats other than these specials . Pi iced $3..as P to .7.50 The Emmy Lou Hat Shop 3. & H. Green Stamps given ' '' In the M. M. Dept. Store"- ' - Here's Something New And on salo at a very special introductory prico Saturday Only Spanish Cookies 2 doz. for 25c These arc a delightful nut cookie which we know you will like. This price is for intro ductory purposes only. They will sell rcgulurly at 20c the doccn. On sale at 8 :30 A. M. WWW MM w 4 Complete Shows Daily at 1:30, 3:15, 7, 9 P. M. THS WISE-CRACKING, MUSICAL RE VUE. WITH A COLLEGE CAMPUS KICK. ALL TALKING Lois Moran AND 100 CAMPUS CUTIES 'IN - - ALL SINGING " Words AND 12 Song Hits t'ail Uhi'-fcow Is now th of a new model I. a S;lb purchased i'"lrviluy. rainival dance, ,lncli-on Sprlnu Sat aid.iy. Ite-oncned for in lei si-a-oii. Vou wouldn't Know th nlace. New floor and nvr) ibln li s. I.in 1 and Susie :i'il of I'hoeiux, aci.tinoinl their daughter. K!b-n Mae. Mini .Mllllccnt Mel 'hire of ( Ttah. motored t- t'resccnt f 'ah. spendlm: W'ednesdav 'riiurday. f lfhlnn and Im They veiled th- ll-eoi I 'a OU time It u ril time 4n Moose hall. A-hlalld. Oie , S;tt. Ilitc , 1M I'ollovvln: a fi-w days spent hcn on bn-lnej.H. M.utiil ScnKn of the I'a'y Maltm; t'anninu company, b it !at eienlnw for hi- hcaib(iiartei in HitM.om. I irvmuMnu and remod'-li nc ,il Ibe KaMon Ship. 41 Medford' Itldtr. Te 11 M. If Temporary auto liccii-e were Mlid at the h.liftN offlee to.l.iv to .foe ShoeuuiUer ami .1. I. Kowi of Cold Hill and 1. I' AmicK aiol i II Tahr of C-nti.il I'oint. Thin If reKis;rA;bn ck nt the Medfnrd Hurdneni I'ollvn. V. nro 11 now for uteaily tneomt and picric ant work. O. W. N. IS Mr. and Mm. Willmm Ib.Mler left Ust evi'tun; for Ihelr home tn i i"olton. Cab, follow Inn n hhoi lMt tn Medtotd with Irlcndb and rel.i tlveti, while on rntito from a motir Music" New Dance . ? . - . j V V $Kl$zt&7 ALS0 1 ,. VbiTf. " AT'Jf I Bin Dsyblc Comtdv I ALL TALKING IpjtV'vVJ LUPINO LANE In X,'v.J "FIRE PROOF" -'j;--5i.,jfn I CLARK and McCULLOUGH I "THE MEDICINE MAN" ADMISSION Mjts. 10 anii 2i Eves. :r and '.0 HEAR THE TALKING NEWS Coming ALL talking . WARNER OLAND SUNDAY "MYSTERIOUS DR. FU MANCHU" Economy Groceteria HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Business Is Good Rogue River Valley's prospects for prosperity were never so pronounced. Abundant crcps and good markets make certain an increased circulation of money. This con diticn is already reflected in the marked growth, of our business this month. At a time like this nearly everyone has more m oney to spend, and at such a time it ic most important that one save something for the proverbial rainy day. How easy, it is to do this by trading the Groceteria Way where great buying power, self-service, and elimination of other non-essential expenses make possible a great saving without self sacrifice. Bread and Other Bakery Goods Made from Sperry's famous bakers' Hour. Mb. Leaf .... . 3 for 20c U-lb. loaf 10c Buns, Napkin and Parker House Rolls, Doz. 15c Soap Deal 98c 1 Colored Dish Pan 1 Package Selox 1 Package Large Ivory Flakes 5 Bars P & G Soap 2 Large Bars Ivory Soap SOME SAVINGS WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Oregon Celery, two large bunches . . 25c Local Bunched Vegetables, all kinds, 3 for . .., . . . . . . . .... . 10c Home Grown Eggplant, 3 lbs. for . . 17c Green Peppers for stuffing, 3 lbs. for 13c Sunkist Oranges, med. size; sveet and juicy, 2 doz 29c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. . . 23c Grapefruit, 6 for 29c Sperry's Pancake and Waffle flour, 3-lb. package 23c Tea Garden Syrup, No. 10 can . . $1.09 Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 35c Coffee, our own fresh roasted. Fast increasing sales. is the best proof of its quality; three grades, per pound 38c; 43c; 49c Tru Blu Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs 27c Deviled Meat, Red Crown, No. , 3 for 25c; No. 4, 6 for 25c Ford's Multi Malt, a delicious malt ed beverage, regularly 55c, Sat. special, 2 for 55c Monarch Catsup, 2 bottles ........ 35c Monarch Peaches, No. 2, 2 for . . . . 45c Sun Ripe Olives, large size, pt. can . 27c Crisco, 9 pounds $1.98 Tomatoes, Myrtle Creek, hand peel ed, solid pack, 3 for 43c Sugar Puff Marshmallows, 1-lb. pkg 19c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 for 15c Miss Lou Shrimp, 2 for 29c Portola Oval Sardines 10c H-O Oats, large size 33c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per lb 15c Swift's Premium Bacon, per lb. . . . 42c Air-Tight Heaters . . $2.29, $2.59, $2.89 Selco Heaters $3.19, $3.39 Betty Bright Mops, self-wringing. . 83c Alarm Clocks 98c, $1.49 Johnson's Floor Wax, 1-lb. can . . . . 69c For the rainy season, Cocoa Door Mats 88c, $1.13, $1.43 For the children, Lunch Boxes in col ors 25c Also a full line of school supplies. Shoe Department One lot of girls' and ladies' low and Cu ban heel oxfords. Values up to $4.95. Saturday special $2.95 Pumps, in satin, suedes, patents, and velvets, high and low heels. All the new colors $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 Fountain Lunch Old Fashioned Pot Roast of Beef with Noodles, Mashed Potatoes and Brown Gravy, Buttered Bread, Tea, Coffee or Milk 25c GATES & LYDIARD SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL You may have the free use of our parking lot while shopping at the Groceteria. Women's Hose $1.00 Pair Silk from top to tot wiU pointed hl. WI DEVELOP Films Free West Side Pharmacy TOUR RIXALL ST0M Opto Bnndiyi nd ZwdJuxi All ttu Tim ATTENTION, HUNTERS Hunting spasnn will pomi 0 here. Mako LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT your hoa.l.iiiartors l.u,R(, ca of hunting Rrounju. plentv f siime. Vhr park In a lut of rgiilpmont on vonr hnnttnc trln when e are fully ctnlppi'd with warm cabins and plenty to oat. Special rates to Hunttrt ttur.nq monthi of September and October Club Prlvilegea 5 i:il!lllll!l!llll!IIHI!lllll!ll!l!!!llllli' trip to ye.ttle, Vah. '
