Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD, OREfiOy; FRTDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929. IT ocal and Personal The fire department was called at noon today to 817 West Second street to cxUnfiu.Hh. a smnl roof - firo 1 .it tin Hfiiiu.L'n wit dunii and tho blazo was placid undor control ! ,"',i0n Fivo tires wero taken liwt nli?ht from the Texaco service station o Hiversldo avenue, nceordlnn to a police report today. Entrance was made through a window in a door. A riflo and other hunting equip ment on a table in the station was untouched. l-ess ash, less soot, in that good coul. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 2'iit. tf ' The students' room at Klamath high school has eold i through the use of chemical. au seconnnnim imoits this year ami We elvo preen ! "rQ ver ioi.uu gummed to me Phono 23!) tf aicvi tun ijoiiar, greet nun I, rt . . , t r. i, wt ' am cnd him on his journey. 212 Included among Catlfornians f "That good coal.' trudlng stamps. Hansen Goal Co. I this n f to jud County Agent R. G. Fowler left morning for Lakevlew, Ore., udge 4-lf club livestonk at an ; exhibition In that city,, He plans to be back on. duty here next! Mon-, day morning.' f, Dance,. Eagle I'olnt tomorrow ., Jteht. ' ; . .... ?;o j GuestH from a dlsjaricf reglsfer- ed at Medford hotels. Include 11. " Chas. WIlllnmH of Cleveland, Ohio, A. E. Windfsh of Camden. N. Jv . Harry liloom of Philadelphia, Pa.', , Mr. and Mrs. K, S. Kerry of Kent, Ohio, Geo. C. Pratt of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. A. Abraham of New York City, Mrs- P. llromer, Mr. and Mrs. " F. H. Cowley nnd J. W. Khort of t: Vancouver, 11, C Mr. and Airs. 1-1. k T. Yost of Lawrence, Kann., and 1 1 Captain nnd Mm, Is. II, Jennings ot Ketchikan, Alaska. ' If you get 4"lliir Dollar, please ' spend him at once. Do not keep v him out of circulation. 212 i Lloyd Magee, proprietor of drug v stores at Klamath Falls, Medford ? and Hend, arrived hero yesterday! ' from tire latter city on a short $ business ylnlt. Klein tailored clothes last long er,' look "better. From $35.00 up. i Kteln'tho Tailor, 128 K. Main, up . fltnlrs. 2-1 4' V The chamber of commerce of Grants Pass has parsed resolutions c supporting improvement ., of the . port at Crescent City, Cal., 'urging t that facilities ho reserved for a 'j contemplated railroad, and that tho port be. kept from the hands of private Interests. Extension of the breakwater, was favored. The board j of. army engineers will hear plans ; at a meeting In Crescent City Oc- totter 25, , , ; The rtoguo Nook Inn, formerly ,' tho Vernon station, at Gold Hill, has been purchased by Mrs. Runic f Coy and .It. A. Robinson. They ; servo chicken dinners, short or ( ders and hnvo fountain service. ' . 210 . ". There arc still a few vacancies in tho local unit of the Oregon . National Guard, Captain Carl .Y. ; Tongwnld said toduy, nnd hq, urged ' applicants to malto nppllcatiun as arly as passible, ns the vacancies .are expected fto be filled up In a ahurU.tluuWi.,. ,:, . .., ..... pancq, KaglQ Ppint tomorrow ; nigh.-iV ... .; '-h' -it 'n'W': t Allying MttVr!.'TJ Htaward, wens UV GrfintH-PHHs Wedneitday nttriul ' ntf theltotary, coUfWiUJou. registered at Alcdrurd huteia are rMr. and Mrs. Otis Itooth, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Urninard, Miss lleane Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. FIngg of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vaughan, Geo. Jiurnshle and Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Chase of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tremfield of Htockton, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Oat rldge, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor of Kan Francisco, K. Kuenster of Fresno, M. M. WUHttH of Kanta Maria, W. H. Prlco and girls of uba City and A. P. Kosslcr Compton, Dance, Kagle Point tomorrow night. 210 Kay Hen in fin applied to the city yesterday for a building permit to repair a roof on Geneseo street nt a cost of $800. An application was also mudo by N. J. Wiley to repair a roof on West Jackson, at a cost of $75 Seo Charles A. "Wing to buy your home. 210 Today's dental clinic to bo held this afternoon at the county health unit, under the d 1 rect ion of Dr. Kichnrd Mulholland, was scheduled to be attended by the opt ire en rollment of tho Hatchery school in tho Kilt Creek district. All seven students will bo present for the clinic and the school as a result will have a half-holiday. Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Khop. 157tf Temporary nuto licenses were is sued at the sheriff's office this forenoon to Albert Dougherty. J. M. Lively and L. S. Hicks of Med ford and George Marsh of Cen tral Point. Spitz npples for sale. Ala Vista Packing House, So. Fir. 20Hf C. N. Culy, local insurance man, will leave on tho Southern Pacific tonight for St. Mark's mineral springs nt Carson, Wash., to re gain his health, having been crip pled with n severe attack of rheu matism for the past two months. Dance, Fugle Point tomorrow night. ' , I Mr. and Mrs. A. Swares of Tu coma nre visitors In the city who arrived yesterday. It's a sign of distinction to wear Klein-made tailored clothes. Klein l'l)i'.;Thnor,"128 l-ll 'Main,' upstairs, i ".; " . 214 rflto OKiirleB A; Wing" (o huy your hnmn. 21fi W fOX SILVER JUBILEE All TALKING ALL' LAUGHING HURRY! HURRY! TOMORROW IS POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE HIS BIO . S LAUGH SENSATION - The Imniortal Stars of '"What Price Glory" Ji I Victor McLa'glen '(AS TOP SERGEANT FLAGG) Edmund Lowe (A8 LINE SERGEANT QUIRT) . ' iv. i : IN -! ( ( - - Wm. : Fox's. ALL" TALKING' SPECIAL "The Cockeyed World" With the Ravl.hlngLILY DAMITA Now you cn heur tho riot between Flagg nnd Quirt tt they tool, frollo ' r nd fume with each other's "aweet- let" from Siberia to the tropica. Four Complete Showa Dally ...,...f t .... 1:30, 3: 15, 7 and 0 Admlaalon. , Mate. . ..10 and 35 Evea.... 25 and 60 Alao FAVORITE MELODIES by RUTH ' . ETTINQ ,. K: I Si -COMING SUNDAY All Talking. 4 ttv K; RUTH CHATTETON1. , IN"" ? ' " CHARMING SINNERS A number of upper valley cattle men are In the Fort Klamath ru Kloii ut tho prenent. time, offorliiK for Hale cattle which ran kg during the u miner mnnthn and aro now in eontlltlon for ninrkotlnK. The market thlH year, according to lo cal cattlemen, is not ho fcood oh had been expected. With the ad vent of fall weather many cnttle which have been on tho covern mont ranKen during thu summer monthH are coming down out of the mountains and are being cor ralled by their owner- and placed In winter feeding pens. The open range will bo closed October 81. AHhland Tidings. j Dance, Eagle Point tomorrow j night. 210! The labor xltiiLtlon In and around ; .Medford Ih witinfaclory. acconllng ' to Chris Ciottlieb of tho local i branch of the United States free) employment bureau. Fruit pick-! Ing will continue for another two weeks and during the pnt week ' there lias been no trouble in find-: Ing fruit pickers, following a .short age the. week before. i Oct that new fall hat now at Sinclair's; new stock, latest tttyleH; moderate prices. 215 Dr. HImkins, tho Chiropractor, with Russian maHsngo, over tho Woolworth Store. Tel. 1290. 171tf . It is probable Itobcrt Hoffman anil Calvin Clayton, two Central I'olnt runaway boys held by of ficers In Portland, will be brought back to their home by their par-, ents, according to the sheriff's of-' fice today. j "Mlir Dollar likes to work fast and visit a.s many people as pos sible. Please keep him In circa-; latlon. 2)2 j Special on plaster board .at Med-j ford Lumber Co. tf ; Fruit In the Willow Springs sec tion hi fairly well picked, accord-j Ing to Charles Taylor, who com-! pleted the picking of Winter, Ntllls pears yesterday. His crop was not! as. heavy . as last year, but ho folt returns wero Just as good, duo toi; hinh market iiuotatlons. ! L!t me write your fire Insurance. !i Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Medford. hone !H'3. tf A Dr. Kmlly Jlohom, county med leal director, und Miss Kdith Laub seller, county nurse, wore ut tho Knsedulc school today giving health honor roll examinations. . If you get your hat at Slnclaii It will be the best In town fur thu money. 21 t Always Phone 51 ILK UTTER CE CREAM PASTUERiZED - SAFE PURE PRODUCED - PACKED' THE SANITARY WAY on, Saturday you will find at our store 1 a special sale' on some pastry item which it will pay you well to in vestigate. This week we will offer ' Vari-Colored Drop Cakes' 19c dozen This is less than half ' price, while 200 dozen last. On sale at 9 a. m. Come early. WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE HERE FOR ONE DAY . ONLY . :r Continuoua Shows 12:30 to 11 P. M. TOMORROW IN THRILLING- TALKING With the u. s. Marines in the Tropical Jungles lT Cp! THETAC. 8 Smilh went Into the f tJ&jX onlr to find that he frfR I muil live anewt ALSO "THE ACE OF SCOTLAND YARD" IT'S SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT ON THE TALKING SCREEN TONIGHT I ; .FREE LECTURE , , 'CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' NO ADVANCE-IN - '. PRICES ., , , , Eves...! 10 and -35 Economy Groceteria HOME OF-BREAD, LIKE MOTHER' MiDE CANNED GOODS BY THE CASE ) The new pack canned goods are all on sale now and material sayings can be had by buying by the case. Besides .the saving' there 'is the convenien ce of always haying a fully stocked' pantry always having what you want when you want it. Ask the man at our counter for prices by the case S. & W., Monarch; Del Monte all old familiar brands standards of quality and all priced to verify our oft re peated claim "It costs no more to be sure of quality." : bread Know. the old-time goodness of , bread and butter by getting the same kind of bread. 1 ' ! 1-lb. lbaf . V ........ .3 for 20c li-lb. loaf . ... . . . . T. , , . '. . .; 10c Rolls and Buns, doz. . ....... 15c FLOUR DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 49-lb. sack .r.,,. $1.89 White Down, a guaranteed hard wheat flour, made by the millers of Drifted snow, 49-lb. sack r... .. $1.79 OTHER MONEY SAVERS TOKAY GRAPES Dollar Mints, a fine chocolate cream with mint flavored, filler, lb. . ... 33c Mixed Candy, pure sugar candy, lb. 15c Miss Jane Marshmallows, 1-lb. box. 23c Tru Bake Soda Crackers, slightly " salted, 21-lb. caddy . . 33c Mecco Oysters,- per can ...... 15c Johnson's Shrimp, per can-, ...... 15c Whole Baby Clams, per can 15c Goody-Gocdy Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for 25c Maple Valley Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c Genuine Mocha and Java Coffee, a real coffee treat, 1-lb. can 65c Winchester Bacon, sugar cured, lb. . 30c Swift's Premium Bacon, 1-lb. pkg. sliced ,,.. ....... . , . , . . . . . . 45c Ivory Soap, medium bar, 4 for .... 25c P & G White Naptha Soap, 10 bars . 33c Crisco, finest of all shortenings, 3-lb. can , 67c Monarch Grape Fruit, No. 2 cans, 2 for . . 45c Dill Pickles, Yolo brand, qt. jar , . . 29c Garnishing Cherries, Fontaine brand, 3-oz. bottle, 13c; 5-oz. bottle . . . . 18c Milani's Salad Dressing, pint' jar. . 19c ...... 2 lbs. 5c Sorghum; home made, 5 lbs. 79c; 10 lbs. ,.. ..... . . $1.49 Bird Seed, Mecco brand, 2 pkgs. . . . 25c Sperry's Hotcake Flour, sack 55c uromedary Uates, pkg life K C Baking Powder, 50c size 33c; 25c size . . 17c Parsnips', 3 lbs. 11c Lemonettes, full of juice, 2 doz. ... 25c Green Beans, 2 lbs. r .... 23c Home Grown Beets, 4 lbs; 11c Fancy Celery, 2 bunches 19c Motor Oils, Zerolene, F No. 5 and ' No. 3. srallon 48c: 5 irallons . $2.30 Mobil Oil, E or A, gallon 80c; 5 gallons $3.90 Bring your own cans - Wood Baskets, hand made $1.59 Airtite Heating Stoves $2.29, $2.59, $2.89 Stove Pipe or Elbows, each ....... 20c Decorated Cake Boards with covei, choice .' . . , , . . $1.39 Door Mats, a special price 69c Tea Kettles, aluminum, copper or enameled 89c to $2.49 Electric Irons . J . .i. $2.69 to $7.98 Electric Light v Globes Celebrating 50th anniversary of the in vention of Electric Light. All sizes below 100 watts 6 FOR 98c ' Fountain Lunch Breaded Veal Cutlets, Corn Fritters, Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Bread, Coffee or Milk 25c Chicken Tamales, . P o t a t o Chips, Crackers and Coffee ; .V. I . . 25c GATES & LYDIARE) SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL Ample free time in which to dfo your Use our parking lot when trading in our store trading. "r" - - - ' I r-, I Star Meat Market STAMPED PILLOW CASES Oiir New Models are especially' attractive and require little embroidery work. "Rainbow" Border Pillow Caaea three different eomblna- tlona In paatel colore. Clever atamped deaigna 11.19 Alao plain paatel bordera. All White Stamped and Hemat Itched' Caaea, Pequot Tub ing, pair : j,-19 Lady Pepperelt Tubing, unuaual deaigna, pair 1.50 Alao aome good quality mualln modela, pair 790 f HANpiCRAFT SHOP t 42 S. Central p,0ne 702 SPECIALS Choice Turkeys Chickens Rabbits Frye's Hams and Bacons Beef Short Ribs, per pound ; . Fresh Side Pork, per pound . Pork Shoulder Roasts, per pound ! Home Cured Bacon, per pound . . Home Rendered Lard, per pound. NEW KRAUT, pe lb. . . .. . .18c .20c .25c .30c .16c M ..Vi;-;-. 15C We Deliver 7 Phone 273