Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 4 .J.r?.v '2 nSDFOilbTfXTTi TtlTBTTOT;, MEPFOKD, OREflOy, FKTPAY. OCTOBER 11, 1020. PAGE TTTREE Santfords Saving Stores 307 East Main Street Saving Prices for Saturday Spaghetti Van Camp's. Extra quality in tomato sauce. Wonder fully cheap. Catsup Starch Van Camp's. . Fancy Eastern pack in large bottles. Iff. tan3 r i : .25 Per bottle .15 Your choice of Gloss or Corn. Full 16-ot packages. pkgs. .25 Kraut Salad Oil Pure Vegetable. Every can guaranteed. Llbby's. Fancy pack In large cang. Cheap at Santfords. 2Cl Full quart , lg. 2y2 cansoZO .43 Coffee Folger's' Golden Gate. . It's one of the best breakfast coffees. Per pound 47 Hominy Van Camp's. Whole grain, eastern white hominy. Cheap Citrus Regular 'citrus powder. In large packages. 2 can, .25' PerPaCkage 23 4 Gelatine Royal. Full fruit flavor. You will like it. large pkgs... .25 Pork & Beans Van Camp's. Extra quality beans. You have used them. Palm Olive It's one. of the best for com plexion and It's wonderfully cheap at Santfcrd's. Old Dutch It's one' of the best and one you will like. 4 cans .25 4 large bars.. .25 3 large cans ... 1 9 Steaks Hams Picnics Sirloin steak. Cut from tho ' Fancy sugar cured ham. Fane sugar cured. ' They best young beef. Whole or half. will please you. Per pound 33 Per pound . .29 .Per pound".! .20 Wienners Roasts Liver ' Fancy quality. Made under Cut from the best young Young tender liven It's government inspection. baby beef. They are tender. fresh. Per pound .18 Per pound .23 Per pound .15 Note Our advertised prices are good all next week! Buy next week at Santford's. Compare the price you pay with the price you paid last week. We know you will see a difference. WE DELIVER A Santfords Saving u Markets Rrevihesl JLT Richard Weeks, Jr., who has heen head hii teaman for the Sktigirsj grocery store In -Medford for tho I past several months, hna been pro moted to mawigfr of the Vinni- peg. Cumuli., store. Mr. Weeks ar-i rived in KoMchui'K today to visit i his parents, Mr. and Mr. Hiehard Judk'e R. S. Roan and others of Weeks. Sr., who own the I'mpqua the 1'nited States court personnel. ! Mfi-vire station, baek of the I'mp who had been here since October I una hotel. The youn man will when the term for southern Ore-. reamin in Roseburg a very short on. which ended yesterday, began! time before goinK to his new duties all except United States Attorney! at Winnipeg. Roseburg News-Re-' UeorgG Neuner, left for their view. homes at Portland last night. Mr Neuner departed today, to stop off at Roseburg for a snort i celveJ. Special at $3.95 to $6.50. inspection visit io nis runcn , The shoe Hox. 223 East 6th St. V. J. Carpenter, Prop. Wanted At once, packers. I Footwear sneclul n new shin- planning nient of smart style shoes, just re- tbat city. Ruddy Squirrel nuts at Colvlg Drugs. Fresh, crisp and delicious. 208 202 Pin nacle Packing Co. 103tf I-et me write your fire Insurance. o: D i Ol to: oizao Footwear special a new Ship-1 Carl Y, Tengwnld, Hotel Medford. ment of smart style shoes, just re-'Phono 993. tf reived. Special at $3.95 to $6.50. Mrs. CJIendora fTakeley of S The Shoe Box, 223 East 6th St. I". ! lem, head of state public health ; J. Carpenter, Prop: 202 nurses, arrived In Medford yester day to attend the regional meet ing of public health nurses for Guests from California at Mea- l ford hotels include Mr. and Mrs. ; S. P. Neilssen of Oakland, H. B. j Arnold, Jr., of Sacramento, F. A. Hanson of San Jose, F. B. Herbert j'of Loh Gntos. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hay den of Santa Monica. G. G. Henahaw of Glendale. Hobart Gor don of Sawtelle, Emma Hill of Long Beach, Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Hewer. D. B. Stewart and W. A. Murdock of San Francisco,- Very special for tomorrow only, Gago Soleil felts, $7.50 values for $5.00. Tho Band Box, 223 Enst 6lh St. Green stamps given. 202 Lady would like ride to Port land or Seattle this week. Mrs. Davis, Phono 360. 202 A pep assembly was held at the high school this afternoon, in southern Oregon. The meeting opened this morning at tho Y. "W. C. A. and will continuo tomorrow. Very special for tomorrow only. Gage Soleil felts, $7.50 values for $5.00. Tho Band Box, 223 East 6th St. Green stamps given 202 Another big dance, Englo Point Rat. - 203- Dr. Simklns, the Chiropractor, with Russian massage, over tho Wootworth Store. Phone 1290. 171tf State Traffic Captain Kenneth Bloom arrived In Medford this morning from his headquarters at Albany, on one of his periodical trips through tho southern Oregon section of his territory. Captain Bloom conferred with local traffic 'FV,TOTAKEAT,D Z-sV JUL- IM. qoinq otub andseelifeif you. don't first get me a radio from Radio Service Laboratory "ELECTRIC WIRING CO." 22 8. Grsps Phont: Office 335; Res. 1442 TOWELS! TOWELS ! ! Saturday Special' CANNON TOWELS 17x35, each 9c 14x29, each 9c 20x40, each . .19c 22x44, each .25c 22x44, each ......... . ..... . 39c Two to a customer of each kind. MEDFORD WEST SIDE 5c-10c-$1.00 STORE 222 West Main charge of the yell loader and song queen. The new high school songs ; officers. were sung by the student body. A Carbon Briquets. $17.50 per ton. number of the squad who will play The same you have been paying in tomorrow's game gave short I $20.00 for. Medford Fuel Co. talks. Tel. 681. tf .For tomorrow bargains which Our first carload of RoyM Coal are rer.l money savers, hats at less l will arrive in Medford very soon, than half what they are worth, This is the best quality coal mined bargain prices $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 In the state of Utah or the north and up to $6.98. Kiddie hats 98c and up. Green stamps given. The Kmmy Lou Hat Shop in M. M. Store. 202 ltogulnr dance, Eagle Point Sat. 208 west and It Is our wish to have you try some of It. Arrange with s now for a ton of Jloyal Coal to bo delivered direct to you from the enr, which will save you money. ! Phone 833. F. K. Samson Co. Of- A new bulletin board giving complete Information on the con tagious disease situation 1n Jack sun county, has been prepared by the county health unit for use In a short time. The board will give i J the number of new cases for one ('. flee at 229 N. Riverside. 196tf Among guests from Portland at local hotels are Olendora M. Blake ley, R. VI. Grandy, .1. S. Pitman, .Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mannholm, I.. Ryan, Tom Davis, M. F. Swift, A. Fuller.. A. J. Alcorn. J. P. week, one month, since the first of the year, and will compare the figures with those of the preceding year. Over ten diseases are listed on the board. Inn M. Huson nnd Dnrrell Husori announce the opening of "Huson's Whatnot." formerly "The Sweet Shop," corner 6th and Ivy Sts. Your patronage will be appreciated. 207 Special 6n plaster board at Med ford Lumber Co. tf Chester York was among the vis itors In Medford today from the Williams Creek district. . M - Buy them now. factory blocks $5 per load." Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. .-! ' 1 . 187U Orchard run Winter Banana ap ples for snle at Sgobel & Day ware house. ' 20. McLaughlin, Bert Bates, F. W. Cut ler, A. R. Center, A. A. and L. O. Hhlo, H. S. Lamson, J. D. Blasen, N. R. Chatflold. B. E. Reed, J. W. Manners, H. K. Newell, Charles Tony, M. O. Cox, N. D. Johnson, B. E. Hamlin, O. F. Siegcnthaler. George R. Merrlam, Willis Carver, Herbert Jones and Jack White. $17.60 per ton now carbon briquets same as you paid $20.00 for before. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tt Best Carbon Briquets, $17.50 per fion. .We save you $2.50 per ton. Medford Fuel Co. ' Tel. 631 , tf $6.00 per load, summer price still on, Medford - mnde factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 1 S7rf !. The first t'hlted Si.ites postage I stamp bore the portrait nf Itrn- I "Jnmln Franklin. I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS Reliable Grocery C. A. Whillock, Manager No. 1 Johnson's Market No. 2 117 North Central We Buy Right and Sell Right! Go to your nearest RELIABLE GROCERY .. . . You'll find the same prices in all of these stores and a high quality line of foods that never varies in its high quality . , . You are al ways safe when you shop at a RELIABLE GROCERY. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Reliable Groceries Owned by Roguo River Capital - Fancy bulk coffee, 3 pounds $1.00 4-pound pail shortening for 65t Holiday Oleomargarine, 3 lbs... 49p Pint jar Best Foods Mayonnaise..... .'. 39 Golden Age Egg Noodles The double package 3 packages . ,33c Dromedary Dates A good special at 2 packages . .39c Iowa Chief corn, 3 cans 35c Goody-Goody peas, 2 cans No. 2 size) 25 Super-Suds, 3 packages 25 Matches, carton 19t 10 bars White Wonder soap 33t Sperry Rolled Oats Sperry Pancake Flour 10-pound tack 45c 1 0-pound sack 59c Where You Meet Good Things to Eat Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliablo Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 6 in Central Point. 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less A CUP OF HOT . . . . OVALTINE. .. . A Swiss food discovery that not only induces instant sleep but assures the restful sleep that brings you all-day energy tomorrow. If you are troubled with restless nights, try a cup of hot Ovaltine on retiring. Easy to prepare, just hot milk and Ovaltine. Give Ovaltine a trial. Comet Brown Rice FlaKes A new cereal, ready to serve. Serve with milk or cream or with fresh fruits. for SATURDAY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Home Made Cakes All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person. S Personal Attention D Phone 252 ; . Prompt Service y i r :i H. E. MARSH GROCER Phone 252 OE OE30E In another two wooks tho Viollro donnrtmont will bo located In Its new qunrtera ftt tho city hull, nnd Chief ot l'nllco McCredle nnd City Truffle Officer CIouiko Prcacott were moving Rome of the aupnlleH over this forenoon. Tho present quurterfi on Muin street, tho most Ideal locution for tho stutlon In tho city. Is to bo torn down nl n short tlmo becnuso tho lund 's wanted for othor uses by the Southern Pacific coinpuny. Hurry! It's gettlnu cold. Wo sell Carbon Briquets for $17.50 per ton. Best briquet obtainable. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Dnnce, Kngle Point, sat. night. ' 208 Marriage licenses wero Issued at the county clerk's office yeslerdny to I-arenee Thatcher, 27, and Rllin beth Currlgnn, 24, of Oakland, and to J. A. Ilurk. 67, and Lottlo Roet zel, 07, both ItiK'li- Mcdford-mado factory blocks now 5 per load, cloan and dry. Medford Fncl Co., Tel. S81. H7tf Mary O. Curcy'i. religious song, "The Way of Faith," will bo sung by Itev. Bill liny over tho rndlo church Sunday evening, according to nn announcement made this morning. Mrs. Carey admits that both the words and music nrc inspirational and came to her out of a rlciir sky, while sho wum doing her household duties ono day. Host carbon briquets, 117.50 per ton. Modford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. l7tr J. J. Huchter, well known Copco merchandise manugor, was wel comed by his many "partners In progress" when lie returned to his office In tho Copco building today after an Illness of nearly two weeks. - Clarence Weaver of Portland was a local business visitor yester day and today In tho Interests of tho Westlnghouss . electric range, which he represents In this district. Klhcald's dance. Eagle Point Snt. Megular orchestra. 203 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Foil SAI,I'I Hulwny peaches, lie tlte prunes, frenh nnd dried. 1). W. I-uke. Phono IUII-.I-1. 217 Obituary HIlAFKIl Murgurot Lorane ' Shafor aged 7 yours, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlmfor of Kings highway, sister nf Mrs. Paul Mars of Ashland nnd Cioorgo Shu- ' fer of Manteca, Cailf., passed nway ' at the home Octber 11th after a' brief Illness. She was n student nf tho Washington school of this city. Tho remnlns are at tho Con i ger funeral pnrlora from whero ! funcrul services will bo announced ' later. I . KptTlul Cotiiiiiiinlcntlon. .1 Uldgo No. 103, A. Frtdny, Octi 1 1, Work In tho F. C. degree Ity order of tho W. M. C. M. HOUSTON, , 202 ' Becy, I 4 KptTiUl V A Medford I,( X V. & A. M. ' 7:30 p. m. LSI THEATRE ; East Main, Nesr Bridge Admission 10b and ISc LAST TIMES TONIGHT . With CARMEL MYERS and a superb caatl "Nice Monkey Pals' ' ' t' . Pafte Mews and FOIt HUNT Honm and board for 2 men: comfortnb e home. !U20 N. Central. Phono 375-Y. 204 Foil HAI.K Peaches; finlways, frecM nnd rllnirM now rcadv at ('nay Nook ranch, to mllo wont'j Phoenix. A. n. wrignt. zm Foil HAI.K fl-rm. modern house, close In; furniture, canned fruit, winter's wood; everything goes, $2760. ling T. O., Tribune. 20H I.OHT On streets of Medford. a black satchel conlnlnlng $20 bills. $1 bill and small change. Finder please return to Mrs. F. 11. Stearns, H30 Hcnnett St. He ward. . 203 FOIl HAI.K Modern house, .mail arenge. on paved highway near ! Medford. nenr good school. Tel. ; 4.i3-l evenings. 204 j Foil HKNT Pasture all winter. I ! with hay for rtnlrv stnek. Ksra Messenger, Kngle Point, Ore. 208 WANTI'.I) Turkey,.. Will trade j sheep. Iloi 213. Kagle Point, 208 HIIKKP To trade for cow or tur-i key. Ilox 213. Kagle Point, 2H3 WANTI'.I) Illderly Indy wanted 1 for companion to mother, (lood home. 110 a month. 204. A CIOOD M'Y Neat 3-rm. house; , lights, city water, gnrsge nnd big; modern poultry house; east side, i adjoining city, 2 lots, Irrigated. Total price $12,000; $160 down.) $20 a month. Ilurrv on this. D. : I!. Milium, 410 Main. 804' WANTKD To care for children or elderly people, day or night or day or hour work, 41 S N. Front. 1 204 Monarch Seed & Feed Cos SATURDAY BULB SPECIAL RIIY rNF nfi7F.Nr.F.T w.,- A DOZEN FKLfc . i i 1 1 ', :' ,J i MIXED DARWIN TULIPS 60c PER DOZEN AND AN EXTRA DOZEN FREE Use Peat Mull in the soil for best re sults. Ask us about it. SEE OUR I' BUlB V WINDOW MONARCH SEED St FEED CO. BULB LAND Stsrt . 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