MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORKfiOX, FRIDAY, 0 TOMER
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Cnrson Thatcher, 11-ycar-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thatcher,
who operate the Hytlu Park serv
ice station near Talent, is in the
Community hospital suffering from
a fractured left leg, the injury re
ceived Wednesday morning when
he was struck by a Chevrolet truck
loaded with wood. The accident
occurred at Talent. J. M. Mac
Dowel), who resides In the Ander
son creek district above Talent,
had taken his children to the Tal
ent school and was starting toward
Ashland with fiis Chev truck load
ed with wood. Mrs. Thatcher had
lJff!' taken her children to Talent
I'Wattcnd school, and according to
Mr. MacDowcll, the boy ran around
the rear of the Thatcher car, di
rectly into the path of his Chev
rolet. Ashland Tidings,
Women's winter coats. Fur sot
of beaver, fox and black fur. A
new shipment specially priced for
Saturday at 124.60. M. M. Depart
ment Store. . 216
Corona adding machines, $60.
Free trial, phone Blerma, 13G3.
193tf
Elmer Applegate was In the city
yesterday from Jacksonville wher!
he and Mrs. Applegate are visiting
relatives a short time before con
tinuing to Palo Alto. Cal., for the
wi nter months. Ho transacted
tttKinesa1 while here. Klamath
News. . '
Glve your Hallowe'en party at
Bine Flower Lodge. Make reser
vations early. Phone 341-R-3.
- 21
J. F. Moore, local representative
fop Shorwin-M'illiama paints, han
dled locally by the Browne Hard
ware company, leaves today for a
business trip north, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore will move to Moil ford and
make, their hume here In the fu
ture. The St. Mark's Guild will hold
a rummage sale in the Deuel llldg.
Saturday, Oct. 2lith. 21f
Dance at Lake Creek Saturday
night. 218
Guests from Portland at local
hotels include Mr., and Mrs. 1 C.
Patterson, Mr. and Alts. ' Jnme.4
Canny, Mr. and Mi's.. U J. Mellln
ley, Mr. 'and Mrs. Kliner D. Paine.
L. F. Templeton, V. R. Kinser,
A. M. Green, H. W. Trueblood, Hid
Hamilton. R. H. Cook. F. IS. Boyn
ton. H. H. Cake, (1. W. Woods, F.
C. Turville, F. J. Miller, J. E. Car
roll, A. It. Thornton. K. W. Moore,
R. R. Dankworth, Robert Barclay.
T. W. Jones. W. II. Lawrence, T.
J. Edwards, W. T. Young, C. J.
Kidwell, S. T. Marquard, S. B. Ron
leer, G. H. Fraser, O. D. Bloom,
J.: Wright. F. M. Gebrielson -and
Mrs. C. 1-1 . Walker.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181. tf
Hallowe'en dance, Jackson's, Sat.
"Who's the Punkin Eater?" 216
Mrs. H. C. Stollze and daughter
Lorraine of Portland, who have
been In Medford for the past week
visiting friends, plan to leave to
morrow for their home by motor,
stopping at Eugene to visit RoheVt
Stoltze, son and brother, who is at
tending tho University of Oregon.
Mrs. Stoltze and Lorraine are well
known as former Medford resi
dents. Corona and Smith typewriters.
Typewriter Exchange. Phone 1363.
193tf
W. H. Pluck of Portland Is vis
iting for a few days at the home
of his brother, Father Francis W.
Black, having arrived in the city
Wednesday. Ho was accompanied
here by F. L. Provost of Portland,
who, after. a short visit here, con
tinued on south to see the Sun-ford-U.
S. c. football game.
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
Less ash, less soot, In that good
coal, Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 239.
tf
Bill Hansen, who has been ill i
for the past week, is reported bet- j
tor this morning.
An 1 attractive, modern ' 6-room
house at 20. South Orange wilt be1
offered at a bargain for quick sale.
Firoplaco, garage, lawn and shrub
bery. Phone H. V. Scheffel, 847-L.
212tf
Harry W. Hull of Ashland spent 1
the afternoon here and returned
to his homo where' ho has been
making some improvements to his
residence. ,
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
Masquerade and carnival dqnee.
Eagle Point Sat. night. , 217
Hallowe'en masquerade and car
nival ball, Eagle Point 217
Nick Rossi pf Ashland, accom
panied by Walter J. Kerrigan, gen
eral manager of the Kerrigan News
Syndicate of Sacramento, arrived
hero this morning and expect to
return south this evening.
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home. 21C
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jackson and
Mr., and Mrs. J. J. Buchter will
leave tonight for Marshfiold on
business and to attend the Shrine
ceremonial to bo held there tomor
row. They will proceed on from
Marshfiold to other northern points
bh business after the' meeting. ;,
Dance at Lake. Creek Saturday
nitrht. 216
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Santfords Saving Stores
307 East Main Street
3C
NEXT WEEK
You buy at Santfords all next week at these wonderfully low
prices. Buy your order next week any day, you don't have
to rush in on Saturday at Santfords and compare .the price you
pay with the price asked for the same merchandise at other
stores. You will want to -make this saving. ' ;. . ,
Flour
Anchor brand flour. Milled
from the finest Eastern
Oregon hard wheat.
49-lb. sack.. 1 65
Washing Ammonia
Parson's Ammonia. A water
softener and a , wonderful
cleaner. :
Large bottler .. o 21
Clorax
The one real bleacher for
linens; and it is double
strength, therefore economi
cal. Large bottle.... 18
Chili Con Carne
Van Camp's chill con carne.
A real treat and easily pre
pared. reg. cans .. 25
Crackers
These Snowflake crackers
are fresh and crisp. Either
plain or salted.
. r Homing
Van Camp's hominy has that
fine large white kernel.
j med. cans .. 29
.Tapioca
Minute tapioca. A delightful
dessert and very Inexpensive.
reg. pkgs.. .25
Carrots
These are fine matured car
rots, crisp and sweet. They
keep like potatoes.
212
Bulk Spaghetti
This spaghetti is fresh stock,
and a very good grade. Try
a few pounds at
3 lbs. for .. 25
Oyster Shell
.90
Bean Hole
Beans
Van Camp's Bean Hole beans
are vastly superior in qual
ity. Try a few cans at
m med. Cons .. o 25
Squash
8weet Potato squash; A very -nice
vegetable and a real sav
ing at
Per pound
Candy
' We have a nice assortment
of bar candy. Strictly fresh.
24 large bars to the carton.
Per carton
.85
Sperry's Surelime oyster
shell. A real saving at
Hot Sauces
Del Monte Hot Sauce has
many uses and you will save
at
.45
D -lb. caddy ..
Pure Lard
This Is a pure open kettle
rendered lard. Every can
guaranteed to satisfy.
-lb. pail o
Liver
70
This Is young, tender liver,
and It la nice for a change-
100-lb. bag
Beef Pot Roast
This is fancy prime beef.
Your satisfaction is guaran
teed. Per pound .. .
' Rabbits
Saturday Only
Rabbits, and they are young
and tender.
reg. cans.
.23
Chocolate
Hersey ground, unsweetened
chocolate. A high grade art
icle at a low price.
Reg. lb. can .. a 32
Pork Chops
Tender lean pork chops, cut
from fancy grain fed pigs.
.18
Per pound
Veal
Boneless Veal Stew. Cut
from fancy milk-fed" veal.
Per pound
Per pound
.20
.27
Soup
D cans' for . 43
Per pound
.30
Campbell's Soups. Buy all
you want. Your choice
Shoulder of Lamb
' Lamb Is truly the finest meat
one can eat. Whole or half
shoulder.
Per pound
.23
COFFEE
SCHILLING'S COFFEE A splendid blend of coffee for Saturday and
Monday only j
Lib. Schilling's coffee and a package of Shilling's Cream of Afar 1
Tartar-for :-
We will have a demonstration of Schilling's Coffee at our Store Saturday
Try a cup of this delioious beverage.
Raymond Hetor, malinger for
tho l'lnmirlo paekltiK house, loft
for San Franclnco yesterday to
HptMul several dayn, expectinK to
return tho middle of next week.
Hallowe'en dance, Jackson
Sprint; s, Sat. Special party. Don't
miss U. 2H
Don't miss the bh;mUllnery wile
at. the Emmy .Lou flat Shop In thf
M. M. Store. 2 i '
A series of turkey-killing dem
onstrations to be held in vuriti
sect tons uf Douglas county, lnivt
been aminKed by J. C. Ieedy,
county agent. The demonstrations
are to bring about a uniform sys
tem for dressing the birds during
tho Thanksgiving and Christmas!
marketing seasons. j
Get your fish at tho public mar
ket Saturday. 216
Spitz apples for sale. Ala Vista'
Packing House, So. Fir. 201tf
For Sale Spitzenberg apples.
Telephone Kimball Fruit Co., 159.
216
Promoter Joe Blckerstaff is tak
ing the O'Orudy-White fight, set
for November Q to heart and to
day brought over a couple of box
ers from Klamath Falls, Sammy
Bass and Jack Basco, both of
whom will augment O'Orady'B
regular sparring partners, Huff
and Kosunder. That O'Grady
needs partners has been tho con
census of opinion and Blckerstaff
is seeing the need filled. O'Grady
is working out every day taking
the fight racket really seriously.
Ashland Tidings.
Women's broa d c loth coats.
Heavy fur sets. Special offer for
Saturday at $24.50. M. M. Depart
ment Store. 216
For Sale Holler canaries. Ex
cellent singers from registered
stock. On display at Mutual Seed
Co. 216
Mrs. M. E- Potter of T-Jvlngston.
Mont., arrived this morning with
her daughter, Mrs. O. V. Hut
chison of Helena, to visit her other
i daughter, Mrs. E. J. Rogers of!
: Medford for the next few v.-eeks.
Abdominal belts and trusses at
j Colvig Drugs. The Hialto theater
is next door to us. 222
L. P. Hlauvelt of Olympla is
among the Washington state vis
j Itors in Medford.
! A new shipment of women s
lovely broadcloth coats, fur trim.
1 Selling Saturday for 517.75. M. M.
i Department Store. 216
I A. J. X'eelinga of Eugene, field
representative for the Texas Oil
company, was a visitor in Medford
j today making preparations for the
! establishment of a service station
j at Medford's new municipal air
: port. The station, which will be
: one of several at the field, will be
ready for use in five or six weeks,
according to present plans.
Abdominal belts and trusses at
Lcolvig Drugs. Tho Rialto theater
is next door to us. 222
j Shrine special bus from Klamath
l Fulls to Marshficld will call . at
I Hotel Jackson at 8 a. m. Saturday.
Call Mr. Carley at 34. or Mr. Wlll
; son at 737, for information and
reservations. - 216
Mrs. W. A. Walters is reported
Itl at her home. 112 South Ncw
towh. with5 flu hls week. -
When you think of new shoes,
think of the Shoe Box, 223 East
Glh St. Smart shoes moderately
priced. 216
Beautiful fur -trimmed winter
coats for women. Specially priced
for Saturday at S17.95. M. M. De
partment Store. 216
Bounty warrants wero issued at
the county clerk's office yesterday
to Kay Davis of Prospect, one coy
ote, and Lester Brads haw of Lake.
Creek, one coyote. ,
Fried chicken and steak dinnorj
50c. Mrs. Travis at Phoenix. Ap-J
pointments for private parties. 222 ,
Notice: I. O. O. F. Encampment i
Boyal Purple degree tonight. Bel
sure and come. L. O. Howard, i
scribe. 216 ,
The small forest fire, which
started from an unknown cause
Wednesday, had burned over twoj
acres, 10 miles the. other side o?
Butte Falls, before It was gotten j
under control yesterday.
Get your fish at the public mar-i
ket Saturday. 216
Ladies who are hnrd to fit to
corsets should see tho perfect sup
porting combination at the Good-!
win Corset Shop, 20 H. Fir. 221
Visitors from Eugene 1n the city
Include W. N. Collins, H. S. Hchti"!
her and W. Bond.
Bowl at Nat cvory night. 220
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JL 8lcrla Communication, ,
I'ast Musters' Night.
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
, F. & A. M., Friday, Oct. 25,
7:30 p. m. Work In tho M. M. de
gree. Banquet will bo served In
dining room of lodge hall by the
iikiu'h uiu i,ni iniHin cmircn,
promptly at 6:30 p. m. The Past
Masters of lodge will exemplify the
work In the Master Mason degree
on two candidates. By order of
the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON,
216 Secretary.
-
Early Spanish explorers called
the Mississippi rlvor tho "Hlver of
hf HnH Ghost."
! Weird Witches I
l-Cj-- -' "n Brooms 1
Will, ride this year,;. as usual,
while goblins, bats and cats will
spread broadcast their black
creepy terr6n? r t
GIVE A HALLOWE'EN PARTY
We have the things you need, . , . , . '
Large red apples for ducking, pumpkins for jack-o'-lanterns, nuts of
all kinds, marshmallows for toasting, candy for decoration and many
otheritems. : '7 " ' "; ' J H!rV-JK.
YOU CANT HAVE TOO MANY APPLES
FOR HALLOWE'EN ! -
The apple is the basis for most of the Hallowe'en, games-for duck
ing, for catching when suspended from the ceiling by a string, for
telling fortunes with apple seeds and you will want a generous supply
for eating, too. v ; I V--:ftv-i! .
ri WE HAVE THE BIG RED SPITZENBERGS ;
All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called
at the store in person.
v 1
PERSONAL ATTENTION , t r J PROMPT- SERVICE
Phone 252 H. E, MARSH Phone 252
: ' : - GROCER r:v z:.---
JIBH
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The United States, a -poor-third
in 1900 In Latin - American trade,
n o v b u y s n n d so 1 1 h m oro goods
there than Kngluml, Franco and
CJermany combined.
Marion Kennedy of Trowbridge,
ill., is tho only blind telephone
operator in tho country. He has
held his post 28 years, and is a
livestock denier oif the side.
Last Times Tonight
A
ISIS
! THEATRE ......
East Main, Near Bridge
Admission 10c and 15o
Lo ve ! : Thrills ! Conflict !
"The Chorus Kid"
With Virginia Brown ;
Faire. and Bryant
Washburn .
Also a Comedy and Pathe 0News
A "kolncky dny", wna hold at
Afohlgoiiipry, Mlnir.,'lif bM pffdrt to
liupului'lzo, tho luucious Bohemian
flfllrncy.
Fifty-two liimbor mills In Illinois
turned out 29,(133:000 eet of lum
bor lnnt year, an lnoreane. of
Ofln.OOO fnot. over the year hpfrro.r
jTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
:KOl: RUNT llnlf of (lnpli-x: eWc
! trip rnnite and watoi hfater. t'ftll
nt !0" X, Klvernide or Phonf
I 790-t,, 21 Uf
FOR HALF: nirycl. rllncher tiro..
I4. 72S Hummlt. off W. Jnrk
n Ht. . 217
KOU HALE OpMcIouii and Nnw
Inwn apdfs. nrlruc lox.
Knntor, 2 mllea cant of Phoi-i
nix. sis ;
FOR HALT-: n-rm, modprn houno. !
rlfie In- Tkiw priced; ' termH. 1
227 H. Onkdiile. 2 IS
Ktilt KALE lti2 Star tourlnu cur!
(n flno rondltlun: Rood rubber.
Iir.lnr license; Homo terms ('all
!l4-L. 22:i j
WANTKD Htenographer. Anplv
tlate. Auto Co. 21" I
FOR RENT Larite unfurnished ,
hoime H. C. Intnlre 223 N. i.'on- j
trnl, 2!2
FflR KALK tine 1S28 Whippet!
"dan; vnnt lat January $S4":
far lis Junt been rep'0Seiffed. I !
In wood condlflnn. Will .e fur
4'i. Hee ( t HbellevV t;riln,
30 N. Holly, or ee Trek hler M
tom. 227 W. Bth. 217
Foil RKNT Modern pari!" fur-;
nl.hed 4-room hou..e. Call nt t
414 8. Iliver.lde. 223 I
Look!
Look!
Here We Are Again With Another;
Big Millinery Sale
Starting Tomorrow
Mutter liHi'Kiiitis thai) ever. These new lints wo
offer lire new nrnvnls, bought special. The)', are
wonders for style and quality felts, velvet and'
metallic hats, worth two to three times. (lit! sale
rit:e. Look at these irices.
S1.00, S1.98, S2.98, S3.98 and S4.98 .
Every one n jnoney wiver. Conic and-insnect
them, is all we ask. )
The Emmy Lou Hat Shop
In the M. M. Store
Reliable Grocery
; C. A. Whillock, Manager - ?
No. 1
Johnson's Market
! .( t
No. 2
117 North Central
-: ,nv.(.r; u.uy..A :.Vi-v.
Low prices (made'pbssibla by our, great chain
store buying power) will appeal to. you. here at
the Reliable Groceries. Quality, however, has
not been sacrificed for low prices. Just try
SERVING YQURaBIii,;-'at the r Reliable
Groceries,; l''.""
, ' ' Reliable Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital
Large package 3-minute Oats 23e
Iowa Chief Corn, 3 cans 35
j Glordx; Bottle-.'.: I fi:::: f' ,15 ,
" SchillingV. ; '- Buy
Special , Cigarettes
1 lb. can Schillings f ' ; By the .
Coffee ......47 ;Carton! :'.
1-oz. pkg. Paprika "achoniy $1.19
Free tomorrow lF
New Crop Dromedary Dates ...I..1...'..'..... 19$
Vinegar, 22-oz. bottles ."19
Matches, carton,.!.... ".....19
Citrus Washing Powder '.. i.'....'. 25c
10 bars White Wonder Soap 33c
Fisher's Blend Flour, 49-lb. sack $2.03
Milk by case, large tins $4.19
Where You Meet Good Things to Eat
Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central
Point People - ;.
May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at
Rcliablo Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliable Grocery
No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 5 in
Central Point. -700
Store Buying Power RtuoiTWe Sell for Let
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