MF.DFOTCP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORFC!ONT. FRTDAY. fcF.PTEMTVRR 27. 1920.
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The quoKiion lht hnj been fts-
tion should bp adopted." This an
nouncement wan received at the
local high school by R. It. bailey,
debate coach, from the secretary
of tho State Debate league. The
state i divided into twelve dis
tricts, and each district debates a
different question. The district
winners meet at the close of the
inter-scholastic contests and de
bate on a common question.
Three members of laft year's
team will try out for placet to
represent Medford hlth school.
Thy are Lniyn Drury, George
Winne and William DniiKheriv.
BiKimu 10 mo rtouincrn ire gon : i jjiuiu nrury In an honor student,
Mt;h sciiool district for debate Is and president of tho Girls' league.
Jte6lvod: "That , the .Child Labor j Georgi inue was southern Ore
n nicndiiH-ntment to the I'nnstltu- ; fton's representaiivn In the mau
finals of the Kdlson , itchulurship
j contest, while William Dougherty
j placed fourth In the stato finals
u f tho National Oratorical contest,
i The inter-scholastic debates will
not start until after Christmas, but
! the intervening time will be spent
i In Intensive preparation. A series
of inter-class debates will be held :
the latter part of October.
The chief opponents of the Med- j
: ford team will bo Ashland and ;
Grants ltss. Met! ford lost the j
district championship lasi year to :
j Ashland by one point. ' j
Dr. fllmtclns, the Chiropractor, !
with Russian massage, over the:
Woolworth store, rhone U'OO. !
i t 1 1 f ;
tho public it cordially in-
i'jcer to sftoicer
The greatest possible democracyWevails
througliout the enure Safeway organization.
High-sounding titles are dispensed mtii-rank
scarcely exists There are no hard- boiled, slave
driving "bosses' Shoulder to shoulder -errand
boy and executive-each playing his pan accord
ing to his individual ability and sharing the re
wards in proportion to his contribution to the
success of the whole Safeway Me n march
steadily toward a definite goal, that ot " Distri
bution Without Waste."
JH
Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday
Marmalade Cliquot Club
Candy
Chocolates Year-round
quality, Nougats. Cara
mels, Creams with a de
licious chocolate coating-.
1 -lb. box 43 c
Pineapple
Dole's famous sun ripen
ed Hawaiian Pineapple,
golden slices. Large No.
2Jj cans.
cans
67c
Jell-Well
The West's greatest gel
atin dessert. Your choice
of assorted flavors.
5 pkgs ..33 c
Jam or Jelly
Campbell's pack jams or
jellies. Pure fruit with
sugar and pectin added.
Lge. No. 5 can69c
Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder,
cream of tartar, the
choice of many , house
wives for- better balling
results.
King Kelly, orange or
grapefruit marmala jj, a
flavor, a taste treat you
will like.
1-lb, glass jars
2 jars 45 c '
Sugar
Pure cane, fine granulat
ed. In sanitary cloth
bags.
251.49
Milk
Pet, the national milk.
More economical than any
other.
O tall cans.... 25c
Pickles
Puritan fancy sweet pick
les add zest as a relish
to your meals.
Ginger Ale, pale dry.
Refreshing and envigor
ating. Full pint bottles.
bottles
59c
Hams
Eastern Star fancy sugar
cured hams. Guaranteed
by Safeway.
Half or whole
Pound
29c
Quart
29c
Lorree , -
Safeway, blended from
the choicest high grown
coffees. A flavor, you will
like in every cup. '
Pound 48 c
3 ibs. .... ,$1.39
Sardines
Puma, fancy Norwegian
pack. Ideal for lunches
or sandwiches.
12
oz. cans
39c
Crackers
or
Selected sodas, plain
salted, fresh and crisp,
quality crackers.
3 ib. box 39c
Canned Vegetables
Peas, . Corn, Hominy,
Spaghetti, Tomatoes and
mixed vegetables. . Your
choice of assortment of
these" standard quality
products.
cans
Doz.
63c
$1.45
cans
39c
Cereal
Sperry's Wheat Hearts,
healthful grains of wheat
' serve a hot breakfast.
Lge. pkg... 29c
Soap
Crystal White, the million
bubble household soap.
10 bars r. 34C
2&
SPECIAL
A regular $3.25 value
1 large pkg White King Granulated Soap
3 Bars Mission Bell Toilet Soap
1 White King Bubble Ball
ALL FOR
$1.49
Potatoes
Bananas
Oranges
Netted Gems. Of good Golden ripe fruit. Not! Sweet and juicy. Just
quality and size. the price. right for the kiddies.
10 ibs 29c 4 ibs 19c 3 dozen... 35c
Lettuce Onions Grapefruit
Medium size. Good hard
heads.
Sweet Spanish variety.
Excellent quality.
Small size, ripe and sweet
heads
9c 6 ibs 17c 4
for..
19c
Visiting Won ion Fntcruilned
ut HmW laiiK'hcNm
Tho wives of member of th?
State liur association who are in
M tut ford, were 'entertained at n I
o'clock luncheon today at the Ho
tel MedTord. FollowinK the din
ner, the women were taken for a
motor trip around the vutley. They
Mao' visited the new packing plant
of the Southern Oregon Sales.
Alplm Prims
Have Meeting.
Tho Alpha Delta, class of the
first Christian church hold It clasa
?ocial yesterday afternoon ftt the
home of Mrs. Herbert Berrianon
Vancouver avenue. A social hour
followed the business mooting, and
refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mesdumes Hon,
Herrian, CJove, Wicks and (.in yet.
Farewell Partr i
j Fr l'yilibiu Memlieiv.
j The Pyi hian club nave a fare-1
! well party Tuesday evenlmr at thej
home of Mrs. II. C. Wormian, !U2l
South Oakdale. in honor of Mr.i. '
Delia Watkins and Mrs. Olive tiny- j
I lord. The evening was fient play)
j Iiik five hundred, aftir which re-i
; freshments were servetl by the host-
Jews. There were &3 members pres-!
lent. !
which
Vited. i
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Tho Daughters of Veterans will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock V
the home of Mrs. CI. W. Xellson.
1.10 North Hnrtlctt street.
Rev. L. P. lialknap returned
home Thursday from Portland,!
where he attended the first ses
sions of the Methodist conference
bolus held in that city thi week.
Klamath Falls
People Purchase
Jacksonville Home
Mr. and Mrs T. LuuKhlund. re
i cent I v from Klamath rails, have
purchased, thru tay Toil, a resi
dence with a small acreage in
.lac k.x'inville ami ha i e la ken pos
session. 1 They have lived tn Klamath
, trails for Hiiiiu time, hut have at
i ways lived In this section of the
lioKiie lllver valley mid decided to
purchase property and make their
home here.
vacuum cans und in on nule ut
most all grocers.
This paper hnfl carried In a ex
clusive schedule for this coffee In
Medford fnr yeai'H and begins tht
fall eampU:n with u very attrac
live and impressive cartoon on
another pap? of this paper.
Former MetKord lVnple
liVro IYiin liitn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bernard of
Poston, .Mussachuseits, formerly of
Medford. and Mrs. .1. 8. Sours of
Klizabcth. N. J., sister flf Mr. Ber
nard, arrived In this city Wednes
day to -visit friends. The party
came by motor, having made the
trip in two weeks.
Mr. P.arnard was formerly own- j
or of the Sunset orchard, and alsoj
had the Pod so a coney here (or a
time. They were greatly surprised j
at the wonderful improvement In
the valley. i
After spending several days here, I
they will motor to California.
Fmlenvor Party
llils evening. j
The first voclal this fall of the
UiMi) School ("lii iHllan Kudcavor
society of the First Christian!
Church will be held this evening at
the church parlors in the form of
a Krazy party. Interesting enter
tainment has been planned by the
committee in charge.
A large attendance I desired,
and each member is asked to bring'
a friend.
Hamburger Dinner
Kn joyed by ;lrU.
" The girlB of the M. M. Depart
ment store, enjoyed a most pleas
ant evening Wednesday at a ham
burger dinner nt the home of Mrs.
Kdith Norman, 314 West Jackson
street. ' The dinner was nerved buf
fet style nnd the evening was spent
In stunts and dancing-
Honor Ciurst,
At Dinner. ;
Mis. F. .1. HcVore of Carrolton.
Mo., will be tho, guest of honor at i
a dinner this evening at the homej
of Mrs. C. M. Hon, 213 Crater l-ake I
avenue. Covers will bo laid for j
Mrs. F. J. leVore. Mr. and Mis. I
V. V. Wllmot,' Miss Margery Hon. 1
the hostess and Mr. Hon.
1-4
Kpwnrili Teaguers
Gnosis of A-hland.
Tho Kpwortlt league of the First
Methodist church in this city will i
be the guests of the Ashland league
tit n f o'clock dinner Sunday, in
Ashland. A rally day program has;
been planned for the evening serv
ices. A large number of the local
group plan to intend the meeting.
Mrs. McDonald Hostos
1. K. l. Gathering.
The A. A. chapter of P. K. O.
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. C. V. M Donald.
Hast Main street. Following the
regular business meotint:, a short
program was given. Mrs. I- K.
Williams gave a book review of tlie
Hie of OtMtrne Washington.
A snelM hour ftdlnwed, during
which refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Chas.
Furnas.
The Misses Jean Whitman. Oor-
ntby Daniels and I-aura Bailey
Hpeuf the week end at the counliv
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Lyon,
near Phoenix as the guests of Mist
Thelrna.
A. A.
J. B. Needham, presiding elder
nf the Portland district of ine
t.thnHst ehurch. south, and Mrs.
Needham, were the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. P. Bray yesterday.
Th C.remer Medford club Is
sponsoring a card party to be given
Mfnd"v pftermmn at 2 o clock at
the St. Mark's rarlwh liftH, In
Wm. Uvdiard dropped over to
(inld Beach the first of the week
for a few days' outing. Some of
his "old batch" friends, wanting
to play a trick en "Bill." sent him
wires congratulating him on his
supposed marriage. Bill replied
thanking them, saying he was en
joying his honeymoon and might
not be home ibis year.
Golden West Coffee
a Western Product
('olden West coffee is one of the
well known brands mi the market
today and is popular with every
member of the family who loves a
choice cup of coffee.
It is a western product, has a
very lomptinir flavor, is packed in
Mac's Place Will
Open Here Saturday
Mat's Place, a store which will
carry new and second hand clothe
and shoes for men, women
children, will be opened Saturday .
in the Nash Hotel building, ono
door off South Front street. ...
.Mr. and Mrs. W. McAfee, pro
prictors of the store, came here
recent ly f: urn O rant a Pass and
they have operated similar stores
in PiK-aicllo, Ida., and at 4CeLso,
Wash. . - -
Mac's Place will be able to sup
ply bunts, raincoats, new and sec
ond hand, as well as dresses, and
women's eonis, to people who can
not afford to pay high prices, for
clothing.
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
tort Wo. 471, 210 W. Hill 2 Medford 8torei 8tor No. 433, 212 K. MtJa
Run Phm 1010 Conveniently Located Phone 1171 -
1 .:. JONES
Across from Craterian
You will save on every purchase at Our Store
Saturday Oompare prices and you will agree
with us.
Baking Powder
Royal brand pure cream of
tartar baking powder; Won
derfully cheap at our prlee.
3 -lbk can 19
Salad Oil;
Atnaiio. A pure vegetable
oil. Every can guaranteed.
Brooms
A medium weight flrat grade
broom. A bargain at our
price.'
Each
.33
Catsup
Libby's eastern pack. One of
the very beat cataupa in
large bottles, t It'i cheap.
Full Quart
43
Per bottle
.15
Vanilla
Flour
Vour choice of Schilling' or
other brand. Every bottle
guaranteed.
Crater Lake hard wheat. The
bett flour milted from the
beat Klamath hard wheat.
oz. bottle ..
.35
491b. sack.
L69
Rice
California long grain fancy
rice: It' cheap at our low
price.
Shortening
Fancy, fresh, pure horten
Ing. We guarantee every
pail.
I "
Store No. 34 No. 31 N. Central Store No. 55 226 W. Main
III ,Mv MIBFjh I ... II
.lbs.
.25
8
lb pail .
1.09
Beef Roast
Fancy steer beef p.t roast
There Is none better.
Breast of Veal
Brea of vesl for stewing
or baking. Cut from milk
fed veal.
Per pound
.23
Per pound
15
JONES
Across from .Craterian
At MacMarr's you will find that quality is greater than price
ALWAYS! "More for your money of finest quality foods," is a
promise you fill find fulfilled in every one of thesepup-to-the-minute
food stores. , 1 -
Savings All Day Saturday and Monday at Both MacMarr Stores
Toilet Soap , 4te..19c
MacMarr Flour
High Grade Hard
Wheat Blend
85
Bbl., 4 sks $7.39
49 lb. bag$l:
1
Syrup
. Pure Cane and
Maple
K gallon 79C I
Coffee
M. J. B. Vacuum
Packed
2 lb. can... 99C
Catsup
Van Camp's,
2 liii'go bottles
35c
Chili Con Carne
Van Camp's, reg 13c can OCr
4SM IVi.
Ivory Soap
Medium Size
6 bars 39C
FANCY
Toilet Tissue
PAPER
1000-Sheet Rolls
3 rolls 19C
r
Matches
good quality
Large Carton of 6
Boxes
2 cartons.;. 29C
Fancy Hominy
Van Camp's, Xo. 21,. can OC
2 cans .'.
Cigarettes
Chesterfield or Camel, 1 1 O
carton AaA
Lettuce
Fancy Local Heads,
Large Size
3 heads... 25C
I.OCW,
;i.ii: oit ;iim:v
Hubbard Squash
Vour ( '1miI-o
Pound.
Oleomargarine '
Swift's Finest
' Product
3 Pounds. ..49C
fL-AO Finest (iiality Hostess, 1 Or 0c
AKeb xew f,Tsl. assortment 10t,,fiOCi OUC
Orders over $5.00 Delivered Free of Charge, except Sacks of Sugar.
We Reserve the Right to Limit Advertised Merchandise.