Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 15, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti'T.t:-,t!.!J,.iri;-:.v..u;i:jr'-ji.-:ur.: . '- .. ...... rds Saving 807 EUt Blalll Btrtrt : .-' .v ONE!"STdi"SELLIN&XRENSE Santfrd saving in selling expense is pMsedon to you in lower prices. Compare Santfords prices with the price Jpu . pay elsewhere. r See for yourself how ,m uch Santfords save you. Note: We guarantee every advertised price good all of week follow ing ad. -Unless you need the merchandise Saturday we can give you much better service any day next week. Remember our saving in handling cost isjour saving. , , " Flour i-Ht Bacon ' .Cod Fish Klamath Hardwheat. Every Eictra quality. Small 'sides. Fancy fresh Cod Fish. Every aek guaranteed. Why pay lean bacon. Half or whole DOUnd will Dlease vou. .28 Per pound : .15 more? 491b. sack 1.69 Per pound Chops Stews Pork Fancy veal chops-'' Cut from j. Extra quality veal or lamb. Extra ' quality roasts. Cut milk fed veal. ... Cut from fancy lamb or veal. from shoulder of young pork. )V . 1 ft Per pound .28 Per pound .15 Hams Pet" pound 27 Sugar cured. Fancy quality. - Half or Whole ham.' Per pound ; ' ' , V ! Beans Fresh caught fancy fish. Van Camp's pork and beans. Cheap enough to eat. You know the quality of 'Van vamp's, j Salmon Per pound f.:D cans : .43 Coffee Per pound v.... 45 Royal- t Royal Bakl ip at Santfor guaranteed. 9 'lb. can".'. b. 19 Blue Liptcn's extra - quality. - In. .You buy Royal Baking Pow- Mrs. Stewart's. One of the vacuum tins. der cheap at Santfords. Ev- " best. No soots or other Ir- ery can guaranteea. , regularities, , 5 :i..r bottles i...L it ,f!U .79 Tea Apple Butter J i Backbones Schilling's. Extra fancv tea .- in vacuum tins. Your choice Libbv's. Extra oualltv. solid Nice' fresh haekhones. .We m- nt-,.L. ' ... ... L " . . ' . . .... - pacK. : u s mo oesi. nave tnem every Saturday. of Green or .Black, 8 -oz. can ..... .35 6 cans .79 Per pound 1 vl - -. ..... ... .. -, ,t , , .... ' v S Oleo String Beans Sun-Klst Early Garden ten- Extra fancy and It's fresh. . Extra standard cut stringless Peas der peas. The very best quality at a saving. No. 2 cans. ' We guarantee every pound satisfactory. beans. In No. 2 can.". 6 cans Per pound 1 5 .89 cans Salmon Kraut , V u .-. . .' ' Salad Oil Llbby's Fancy Alaska.. Red. p waoatatala Everv can ' Van CamP' " quality.' In In 1-lb. cans. Buy what you - rure ou!n;..d. Y No. 2x cans. want at a saving. - - . . . ... fi 1 .4.Q . ... Full quart ...... .42 "6 cans ....... .69 Pineapple . Fancy whole slices. In heavy syrup. No. 2'i cans. Buy what you want at this sav Olives Chili Sun Kist fancy, . large ripe olives. In full ' pint cans. They are nice. Van Camp's fancy quality. Every can guaranteed. cans 1.39 cans 1.19 cans .69 Soup Beans ' Campbell's quality Tomato .Soup. You know the quality ,'. of Campbell's. Van Camp's Bean Hole beans. In Medium sin cans. They are the best baked beans. Soap Palmolive.. Ons, of the very . best for complexion. cans .49 6 cans .69 6 bars -.. .43 Coffee Spaghetti Citrus Extra quality. In bulk. It's fine breakfast coffee. Van Camp's fancy pack. In medium size cans. ' Per pound .35 6 cans Large packages Citrus 8oap. Granulated. Flnq for washy tng macnines. .59 Large pkg. .... '.33 n .1, nrcvnits Cuests from Oregon at local ho lei Include (loo. W. Knight of i I HubtnirA.t J; W'J Ooehet of -8u lent slaiiP' ftjmt ;nd Pote- Sinclair 1 cf j Hosehurp, O. A, Marcy of KiiRene, j Mr. and ilrs, Jarry Fitrserald of i tholomey. It. U Smith of Eupen, i police last nlKht for, gambling i"j o. Weber, AV. J, While, N. 11. Jami a rooming-house, were Scheduled : Sun udIoy Alien, A. O. Hrey 1 to lippertv in pcHlO 'fdurt today. j muili 5i n KOrt0n( A. 8. Tklundcll. I Poker chips rind 19 packs of cardHMux rodenihal ( C. nnrr. O. Y. : were nWzed. Mark Burns and JJoi . GalloKley. J, JO. Self, V, "W. Rogerj, i I'ai'Ker were pmceu in juu ovur 'night while A. A. Van.'Eurl Mar- j tin and AVllliam Burkett were re ! leased on bail. : Frod Marwick, proprietor of tho rooming liouafl, i was ordered to appear li court oti 1 a chargo of operating a. rooming ! house without a- ttfty license.v fl ! Tho Band Box. 2?3 Bast 6th flti, offers special burgpin prices Fii i day and Saturday. Gage hats on j hriif price.;:' -' .. n l Mv. .Tne Tloagjand." TiOS Boule- vard; suffered ' .severe Injuries to her left: hand, .Including a bolja j fracture nnd tho nail torn off one : finger,, when her hand -was 8a ugh t . in a power wringer while sho ws engaged In doing the family Inun j dry work. Mrs. Itoagland was treated by a local physician. Ash , land Tidings. . I Klamath potatoes. Netted Gems, I fancy No. 1, $3.25 per 100; near ; No. 1, $2.25 per 100; No. 2. $2.25. 'Yellow Newtown apples, not culls, j Klamath Potato Depot, Puntnrlum ; Bldg., 6th nnd Holly. Freo deliv ery. Phone 615. 235tf . Dudley G. Allen of Portland, refl 1 resentative of tho Xxindon Lanca shire Fire Insurance company, passed through Modford, yesterday , on his way to Klamath Falls on business. Ho will return to this ; city tho first of tho week. v TinhMrnh Pntt Nnhlft nninii elub j will hold a bazaar nnd , eookd food wale nt the Mertfnrd Klectrlc Co., Katurday, Nov. lCth. 2'47 Former City Attoi-ney Jolin H. Onriiin arrived in the city yester day fromSalem to. transact, some, business. 1 i ,' . . , .".- AM accounts due the Seolt "Woolf Furniiuro Wore uro to be .pa id lit the Uobbins Furniiuro Co., 217 Main. 23t . Deputy 1'niled States Marshal Cal WeRs left this , forenoon for Portland with John McDonald i ; his custody. McDonald was arrest ed by Federal Agent Terry Talent for the transportation of 50 gal' Ions of alleged alcohol, and is be ing tnken to Portland to enter la plea in federal cqurt. " '.' -Cash allowance for your bid tires on Super-FLsks. Seo Jennings' nd. page fi, second section. .28" W. J, Beckwlth, II. K. Newell, Hay (Ihson, Mr. and Mrs. M A. Stew art. S. C. Palmer Jr., M. H. Mc Neil, George Goodrich, William Burleson and John Sleinmacher. Free at The Toggery (of course) new radio log books. 242 A bounty warrant was issued at the county clerk's office this fore noon to K. It. Frey of Lake Creek, fur the killing of a coyote. A divorce complaint was filed this forenoon In circuit court by H. H. Waltermire against Ethel A'altermire, ' on grounds ui cruel and Inhuman treatment. .The cou ple were married tit Newark, N; J. in 1902. -Desertion was given ns the cause of a divorce complaint filed by Austic lirown against Al ton Brown. They were married In Jacksonville, September 10, 1910. M. II. White was visiting in Ash land on business yesierday. Irrigation .pays bo says Dan Payne, Ashland realtor. Accord ing to Ulr. Payne, ,who operates his 10-acre ranch in the Jlcllview district, recently procured a fifth cutting of alfalfa, on tho place. lie attributed the "splendid wield to ir rigation.trAHhland Tidings. Mrs. Wary 10. .'Cowley of Santa Ana., Cal., widow of tho late "W. A. Cowley of Central Point, will arrive in Medford today for a several days visit with friends iand will he the guest of.Mn. Hobort Kyle. Mr. James, ,of 13d on' Precinct, reports that he received broadcast reception Sunday evening, the 10th from QUO; London, Enghinrt, on his new ' Bi'Ownlhg-DruUo radio with great volume. -V Medford 1- Xyr f.& a. m. v ; 7:30 p. in. Stated (tmimnidcnllnii odge No. 1 03, 'A. , Friduy, ?Jov. 1 !V By order of tho C.-M. JIOUSTON, Secy. - Notice n. n. K. k. Special meeting- rft Castle Hall, Friday, Nov. in; at 8 T. Hi. R.V. ... . 237 Cat's ment( sold jtojond owners of householdfpbta i ovW a period of many ycar,s,i"hajs made it for tune for one Ijflndon Than. 1 Reliable Grocery C. A. Whillock, Manager No. l t.';v Johnson's' Market ' No. 2 r. 117 North Central Just consider the QUALITY of groceries pur chased at Reliable Stores . .'. you'll find them the top-grade of the market and yet the prices here are AMAZINGLY LOW. Quantity buy ing and our easy, self-service selling plan en ables you to MAKE GREAT SAVINGS with out sacrificing quality v . ; Get the habit of shopping at a Reliable Grocery t Reliable Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital Package of Dates v.......... . ,1...:.......19 4-pound Package Market Day Raisins,,.,... .33 3 packages Arden'B Shaker Salt '...:........'..'..25 ' 3 , packages Calumet Corn Starch ....23V 2 tins Pop Corri .v 25 Pink Salmon Peaches 3 Tins Salmon, the 3 cans No. 2y2 Cling tall cans Peaches at 47c ... 63c 3 Cans Iowa Chief Corn 35t 3 cans No. 2ya tin Apricots 63e 4-pound Pail Shortening 654 10 bars Chrystal White Soap 33t 10 bars P.1 and G. Soap 33f . Be Sure to Get Our Sugar Prices 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, Reliable Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 5 in Central Point. , . , . ... -;. v. - ,i -U , , 700 Store Baying Power Renton We Sell for Less ri j 'i i 'Hi "Yes Yes" Cookies Hlvl yoii tiiiA the ;YeYe ies? They are (crisp, healthful, and delicious This Dutch cookie stands in a class or its own. PEEK-FREAU ENGLISH BISCUIT We have a complete line of English Bisciiit at prices to siiit everyone. Serve these delicious confections to your guests. r f . . ws f Toniorrow Is the Last Day of the November canned goods sale. Special prices in dozen; lbtt Wnd ' you ' ckn assort the goods to suit you. xmma Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Personal Attention yt, Service Phone H. E. MARSH Phone 252 252 'All Telephone Orders' recejye the same careful attentiontas ; r as if you called at the store in person " - II r; IN OWN BURMA Thatj B. oondltlon ol ,nemploy-. ment '4itUtB (fcnoriflly froughouf the' stilte and preschts ft serlouH problem at this time of year, was the statement made by C. H. Oram, mute labor commlnnlnner, of Kalem th1 morninsr. Mr. Oram In oil a. tour of this seCtloh of Oreuon chocking; Up on the labor situation In the various townB. it, .nnfnnvrl 4hlM mnt'tllnlF .Wltll Chris Gottlieb, head of the local branch of tho state employment bureau , at the chamber of com merce on the Medford problem. In order to gather f urther . data, he Interviewed , heads of local Indus tries and business concerns. While fnAtnrA itt-nn 'worue . than any other section- of Oregon, she also has a surplus of unomployca men, accordion to Mr. Oram. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR HA'liK 5- acre chlelicn ranch with nood Improvements; family ' orchard. Hr-i,V Ollbort, went of i .Vhocnlx. V '. v . . REAL,' OPPORTUNITY: Interntt tlonul organization, with, factory branches in 43 counties, , has opening for two local men: sell ing oxperlohrie helpful tout not ; riecemary; must bo able to fur nlnh local references and have a wldoftuiualnlance In Medford; j age b-B. . Hon Mr. Nelson , at 211 Holland Hotel, between B-H Friday p.m., 10-12 Saturday n.m. ' MF'YOU WANT A HOMH Moflerrt 6-room house; bath, full lot. shade, Rnrnge. good location, paved street; is00; easy tcrma. !Modern -room bungalow, com pletely furnished; garage; tlGijU; terms. THH KKAL ITATE EXCHANOE N. Front Ht. I'hotie 14fl. 230 nrnnnr irnkiinn nun lliTlind Mrs. Oobrse B. Leonard and njo phlpupljl' will bo honored guests'at A.'"reuhlon of 'the ti. . Leonard family here on Christmas. It will be Oeorgo's first visit to Medford in seven years. ' lie has been making his home in Paris, where his -two children were born. After -graduating from West Point ho married his present wife, who Is n gifted artist, and, they decided to make their homo In France, tvhort George Is also ah nftlst. According to a wire received, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and family land ed In. New .York, .today on -.the Majestic. . . . , ! , Serenade Ilukor . , SALEM, Ore.,... Nov. .15. JPl Mayor and Mrs. George L. Rnker J and HI Everdlng of Portl&nd were.. serenaded Wmsdas' Veiling nv the Hubbard Mineral Springs near; here by , the Hubbard. .community ., band. Mayor Baker, who Is re- ' euperating from - tho "flu," nnd -Mr, Evording, who Is troubled; vllll 1 rheumatism, are taking; .the; -rest; oure at the Springs. -. "' ' ; - r . i (.-. ' BILtSBORO EdWard - H. V lTntch, Insurance -man,' about '70,. ended :hls" life in his Reedvlllo : home by shooting, himself. Headaches Of o the result oJ kidney" dlsorderi due to imperhat kidney actiaa. Men and women eyerywhrro uk mnd racoromend roJey Puis diu-; . relic ior welcome relief. They satisfy. FcloyPUlc A diutle stlmulsnl for tb Wdaqrs ' For Sale at Jarmlu A Woods Drus: Rinre. cor. Main nnd rennrnt. FOR SALE inn good young cwos. 727 Wert Jackson. Tel. H2K. 241 FOR SALE Complete bedroom stilte. walnut; dining-room suite, walnut; -vacuum - sweoper. -.almost new. Tel. 340-.!. 237tf 12200 For St4 neres, well Imittoved! up-to.d.-ite poultry houses. Hee. L. . (1. Plckell for further Informa tion. 204 East Main. 1'hone 0X3-L. 243 FOR RENT New, modern 4-room house, . Inquire 24 Realty St. .; 23 WANTED 3 or 4 good pruners. Fred V.. Bander. 238 FOR HALE One Jersey cow. Just fresh, one. white-fared heifer, also bluegrass seed. Phono 334- ,1-3. 230 For Glutei That Are EIGHT Sea Dr. D. A. Chamber j OPTOMETRIST jf):.-f , 404 Medford Bldg. ' Monarch Seed & Feed Cb.'s BUliB SPECIALS 2 for the Price of One Ml Buy l do2en mixed Darwin fiflr Tulip Bulba for4fi..f..i.i;.i..U..i-VV,V Get One Dosen FREE 1 Dozen Darwin Tulips Pride of Haarlem; a beautiful rich cherry rose, 30-in. tall ....:.,.vy 'GefO'e'-Doien FREE 70c 1 Dozen Darwin Tulips - Massachusetts; a charming deep s o rt pink, toning to lighter pink at edges0" " Get dne'Dozen REE ' " BEDDING, ; HYACINTHS, strong bulbs, two shades of pink, blue and 1 2c white,, each Plant more Bulbs-Plant Nowl $15 doz. Monarch Seed & Feed Co 323 E. Main' Phone 260