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HfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929.
HUNGRY STUDENTS
SPEED TO DINNER
CAUSE OF ARREST
'When high Hchool hoys urn hun
gry they are real hungry, mid
idU'ii Huinowhut frratlojial until
the hunger pangs uro apfirtARtnl.
That is why two of thulr number
were giilhered 'in yesterday noon
ty Traffic Officer i'roHCOtt fur
m needing on North Oakdale from
thu high (school at 36 miles mi
In.ur with therto theirs Jaudlhle
aitfliftlun of reaching tho JJeVue
lunch place in the shortest possi
ble time.
Kach offender was in his own
i-iir n ml Turn was gathered la first,
and he ehffse to put up (10 rash
hail with the officer, which he for-fi-lti'd
hy n u h -a p pea ra n ce In the
city court for trial today. Then
along canin the hungry JJuyd, who
wan greatly embarniHKed as to
what to do, and after calling up
his guardiuii the latter dictated to
' him not to put up canh hall hut to
j appear in cour: tills forenoon-for
i trial. Ho did ho anil was fined
910. ThUH tho hoys' appetites en-
f riched the financially hungry city
j treasury hy $jf(j, for which hoon
ine city aiministration ih exceed
ingly grateful.
However, both hoys were warn
ed that a repetition of the speed
ing of ferine would go hard with
them.
CLOSED BUSINESS:
Tho Trelehler Motor Co. has
given up the dealer agency for
Willys-Knight and Whippet cars
and no one has been selected as
yet to succeed the company.
The Lewis Super Herviee Win Hon
has taken over tho parts and In
the future will care fur service and
parts for these cars.
fieo. Trelehler will have an of
fice In the I'antorium building at
227 WeHt Sixth street to riose up
his hUHint-HM, hut will devote his
time principally to his ranch near
Central I'oint. He has wanted to
retire from the agency for several
months, hut has been waiting for
someone to take over the auto
triuiellixe.
Mr. Trelehler is one of tin pio
neers in the auto game in Medfurd
and will he greatly mlwwd In husl
ness circles. He was president of
the chamber of commerce and has
been active Ju other civic circles.
Mr. Trelehler opened the Willys
Knight-Ovei land agency in 11)16,
had the Dodge agency fur seven
years and then took over tho
Willys Knight aguln and hus held
It until now. . ,
li
Oregon Cow Crashes World Record
KAIjKM. Henry Hecker, Wood
burn, who had been serving on a
jury in county circuit court, was
arrested, charged with Moiling li
quor. William Krehs was held an
a materia! witness.
Tho Lion's Lilac.
408 East Main Street
YOU SAVE TIME AND MONEY
As well as money you save time at PIG6LY WIGGLY no waiting
for clerks to serve you just step in and make your own selection, pay
the lowest price and be on your way. It's pleasant and profitable for
you to do your week-end shopping at Piggly Wiggly. Take advantage
of these offerings.
Saturday and Monday Features
OREGON
Milk
6 cans ... 45 c
New California
Soft Shell
Walnuts
Pound.. 25c
Palmolive
Soap
3 bars.... 23c
h
DROMEDARY DATES, new puck,
IQ-OZ. pltg.
22c
LIPTON'S TEA, black,
lo-poinul till
49 c
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR,
9-lh. Rack '.
65c
SALAD OIL, in bulk, none better,
Kiillon
$1.25
Jell-A-Teen
8 Assorted
Fruit Flavors
O pkgs... 22c
Fancy Otter
Shrimp
32L50c
Blue Ribbon
Malt
3 -lb can63c
BEAN-HOLE BEANS, baked in the ground
29c
LINDY YELLOW CORN, No. 2 can
1 3 for ;:
49c
BULL DOG BOTTLE CAPS,
gross
22c
WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP, A c
lnnro pkir
Itreaklng the world champion -ship
of another Oregon Jemey
cowi The IJon'M Teliae, owned by
Harry ). Iliff of independence,
Oregon, haw completed tho highest
li Oil -day huttnrfat production rec
ord In the h in to ry of the J eraey
breed. .
Htarted on test at the age of 3
yearn and 11 months, she yielded
)2j.&5 lbs. of butterfat and 13,844
lbs. of milk, the equivalent of
ll.r-8 lbs. of butter and 6439 quarts
of milk In 305 days.
, On account of the phenomennl
yield of Tho Lion's Liluc Mr. Iliff
continued her test and at the end
of 305 days Hhe had produced
GROCERY STORE HAS
POLICE DOG VISITOR
FURNITURE SALE
1.086.20 lbs. of butterfat and
lt, 604 lbs. of milk, the equivalent
of 1375 Him of buttor and 7722
quarts of milk.
Ten different supervisors, nix
from . the Oregon State Agricultu
ral College, two from Washington
and two from Idaho, checked
Lilac's yield during the test. She
was milked by machine through
out the year. Mr. Iliff ist unfor
tunately, partially disabled by
rheumatism.
Mr. Iliff now has tho unique
distinction of being the only Jer
sey breeder in the world to own
four living Jersey cows that have
produced 1000 lbs. of butterfat, or
1250 lbs. of butter, in a year.
n
k I K
Sweet Juicy
Bananas
Oranges
3d02 29c 4lbs 22c
Peaches
For Canning;
Fancy Pack
98c
Crate
SEEDLESS RAISINS,
4-)(iui)(l pkg
28c
UNDERWOOD'S WHOLE CLAMS, tnTl cans OQ
'1 for
SUPER-SUDS, Soup Chips, kitchen sizo,
2 for
19c
BREAD, while ami whole wlieat, 1-lh.;
3 loaves
20c
ONIONS, 10 lbs.
25
ERA. HO
NEW FIELD TODAY
Following long preparation, of
fices and equipment of the Pa
rifle Air Transport company werd
being moved today from Barber
Field to Med ford's new municipal
airport along Blddle road north
of the city.
Several laborers and trucks were
busy this nfternoon makiner the
change. Although the first of-
firial flight was made from the
new field early this - month the
coast air mail planes have. 'been
landing at the old field, due to
tho administration ; building not
i having been entirely completed. J
GRADUATE CHEST GIFT
ACCORDING TO INCOME!
(Contributed)
Many community chest subscrib
ers adopt the businesslike method
of contributing according to their
income somewhat as follows:
Income Sub Year
$ 1,200 $ 6.00
$ 1,800 $12.00
$ 2.400 $18.00
$ 3,000 $30.00
$ 4.000 k
$ 5,000 2ft
$ 7,500 3 to 5
$10,000 5 to 8
Tho percentage will increase pro
portionately for those enjoying
larger incomes.
A beautiful German police dog,
with an appetite to match his
size, and a head full of Ideas
on efficient business administra
tion, wandered Into the Home
Grocery, 610 East Main Btreet
yesterday morning. Before pre
senting his proposition of mana
gerial duties to J. li. Monroe,
store owner, he indicated a wil
lingness lb first dispose of 23
warm puppies of the Frankfurter
family, on stock in the store.
Dissuaded from this course of
procedure, the visitor argued all
cats and rats into vacating their
living quarters 'on the premises,
and then set out to make friends
with the. store owner. Demon
strating a remarkable amount of
executive ability, he greeted
tradesmen as they came through
the door with their supplies, but
saw to It that they lid not re
move their trays and boxes, evi
dently figuring on a material re
duction of overhead for Mr. Mon
roe. This morning, after enjoying a
cup of coffee and throe waffles,
the canine efficiency expert started
out the day' pursuing the same
course he iriaueguratod yesterday.
Although appreciating his help
and ability, and enjoying him as
a companion, Mr. Monroe would
like to learn something of his past
and whether or not he owes an
obligation to some other local
resident, now probably suffering
anxiety as to his whereabouts.
Today at 9:30 o'clock when the
f doors of Scott Woolf's furniture
store were opened, a clamoring
) crowd of eager .bargain seekers
literally over-ran the large store.
The sale will continue tomorrow
land every day next week until the
entire stock Is sold, according to
M. G. Mordoff, who Is conducting
the quitting business event.
"The greatest sale In the his
tory of Scott Woolf's store" is the
enthusiastic comment Mr. Woolf
made today. "The response on
the part of southern Oregon and
northern California shoppers is
very gratifying to me.
Owing to illness, Scott Woolf Is
selling his entire stock of furni
ture, as well as the store fixtures
and, as soon as the quitting busi
ness sale Is over, will leave Med
ford for the south, where he will
reside in an effort to regain his
health. An entirely new lot of
bargains will be featured each
day while the stock lasts, accord
ing to Mr. Mordoff's announce
ment today.
GLENDALE TODAY
The Glendule lilgli school and
the junior high school football
teams are playing this afternoon
on Van Scoyoc field in the pres
ence of a lai'Ke delegation of Juve
niles end most of the fathers of
the Xledford players. The young
folks take their roolhall as seri
ously as their elders and, while tlie
Kame may not amount to much, as
gridiron contests go, it Is no jok
ing matter for the Medford junior
high squad or Coach Ray Hender
son.
Thn fllpmlnle team Is a larce and
husky outfit and arrived this morn
ing by auto. )
The starting lineup of the Med
ford juniors was: '
Center, Clrieve; guards, Putney
and Shaw; tackles, Scheel and
Kitchtner; ends, Smith and Lowry;
halfs, Ollinsky and Thurman;
quarter, Boble; full, White.
Baker Eastern Oregon Light
and Power company Increased ca
pacity here.
1 JONES
r
Across from Craterian
You save money every day in the week when
you buy of Jones Compare our prices with the
price you have been paying elsewhere.
408 E. Main St.
Medford, Ore.
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I
Piggly Wiggly Market
SPECIALS
CHOICE TURKEYS, CHICKENS, RABBITS
Frye's Hams and Bacons New Sauer Kraut
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per pound 25c
Pork Shoulder Roasts, per pound 25c
Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c
Phone 1236 We Deliver
408 E. Main St., Medford, Oregon
i
Bacon
Per pound . .28
Medlu m weight nice lean v Extra quality sugar cured.
bacon Try one. You will like them.
Picnics
Pound ... .20
Weiners
Extra quality. Made under,
U. S. Government Inspection.
Blue
Mrs. Stewart's. It's the Blue
of quality, in large bottles.
Per pound
22
Large bottle
.12
Salad Oil
Pure vegetable oil and it's
fresh
Full pint
.23
Old Dutch
It' one of the best cleansers
and It'a cheap when you buy
of Jones.
.29
Macaroni
Extra quality. Fresh stock.
Buy all you want.
pounds
.25
large cans ..
Extract
Your choice of several kinds
Including Schilling'
2.
oz. bottles..
.19
Shortening
Pancrust. It's a pure vege
table shortening. Cheap.
4 -lb. can o69
Oysters
Eastern pack large fancy
oyster
Per can .. 13
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship. Notice is hereby Riven that A. A.
Uversidge has. purchased the in
terest of C. i'ilker in the partner
ship composed of C. Pllker and A.
A. Liversidse which heretofore has
beein doing business In Medford,
Oregon, under the firm name and
style of Medford Sheet Metal
Works. The business will he con
tinued under the name Medford
Sheet Metal Works, but the part
nership has been dissolved as of
October 16, 19 29. Under the agree
ment of dissolution the undersign
ed succeeds to all of the assets of
the former partnership and as
sumes its liabilities.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
17th day of October, l!t2!t.
J A. A. I.IVKRSIDGR.
BUY AT THE
Electric Bakery
Johnson's Market
Where They Sell
The Most Delicious Nut Bread
The Tastiest Pies ,
The Freshest Rolls
The Best Pastries
Cream Puffs Ohhhh!
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Better Bread, 3 for 25c
Your choice of
14 Kinds of Cookies, 2 doz. 25c
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DRESSES
Going on Sale
SATURDAY
at the Very
Special Price of
H
$g85
Flat Crepes, Georgettes,
Satins and Prints
Sizes 14 to 46
These dresses formerly
sold up to $22.95
Sale of
FELT HATS
These hats were bought at a very
special price and sell regularly
for much more than we are of
fering them at this sale. Our
price for Saturday will be
$3.95
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"Wear As You Pay the Cinderella Way'