MEDFORD MATTi' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OUKCiOy, FRIDAY, XOVF.MBKR 1.'), W29.
PAOE FIVE
Store No? $i " No. 31 N. Central-
Store No. 55 226 W. Main
THE QUESTION mW
. A iiilf iW cook ffwl
The problem of "what to cook" need not bother you now. Just check the sug
gested items on this ad. Then visit a nearby MacMarr Store and complete
your selection for your menus from our shelves of inviting foods. It's easy,
pleasant and economical to solve your menu question the MacMarr way!
Huge Coast-Wide Canned Goods Sale Prices
Effective Saturday, November 16th
Extra Values for Nov. 16th and 18th
PRODUCE ITEMS
CARROTS
2 bunqhes
5c
CELERY
large bunches
17c
CRANBERRIES
pounds
35c
Per doz.
LEMONS V?i
For Colds 1 is
49c
See Our Display of Candy and Nats
SPUDS
Netted Gems Best Quality
14 pounds " 50c
SUGAR
rxxre uane '
8 Vo pounds . . .. 50C
SOAP .
- .'Crystal White
10 bars 35C
RAISINS
Seedless
fr pounds 27c
PEELS
Orange, Lemon or Citron
Pound .... 35c
MILK ' -
Libby's tall cans
1 2 cans ....98c
OLEO
Swift's .
3 pounds ... x 47 c
SYRUP
Stone's Cane and Maple
D pounds 89c
PANCAKE FLOUR
Sperry's
No. 10 bag 59c
Dire
Blue Rose, long grain
1 0 pounds 59 c
PEANUT BUTTER
Bulk
pounds 39c
CIGARETTES
Chesterfields
Carton ...... $1,15
" 'MACARONI
Bulk ' '
, D pounds
1 43 c
MINCEMEAT
Excellent Quality
Ct pounds 35c
' BEANS
Red or Pink
12 pounds .... 98c
CANDY
Fancy Hard-Mix
Ci pounds ..... 29c
COffEE
Special Blend . MacMarr Best Bulk
37c Pound . 47c
Pound
$5.00 Orders Delivered Free, Small Orders 10c, Sugar Excepted
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omit
S Kiit I I'.vi'iiij TntiMrrmv.
A I rs. l-'nt n k To u 1 lo will
ho Indies to Pa unlit en of
the AiiHM'Icun Uovnluiion at
her hiinix In .la-tiKonvUlo , al
2:au. .
I'asi Noble (iiamls i-Uih,
(-i:vo ItolK-Uali IimIuv, will
fijiutiH't nn all-iluy hazani'.
.litisinosH, and l'roft'Hlonul
! Woiiu'h'k (limitu. jit KlainaUi ?
I'allH in honor of Alls Until .
KU-h, national t'U'M mire-
tary.
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Many li.izaars IVutiirr
i'liiiiliiK Holiday Season.
With the approach of the holi
day reason, n nunitu-r of the lot a)
t'luhH and organizations arc plan
ning bazaars The St. Mark'
(Juild hold an nil-day meeting to
day to sew and complete the plans
for their bazaar1 whkh will !
held December. 4. The Past Noble
Oaiuh club of Ollvo ltobeknh
lodge will hold their xule tomor
row, with cooked foods nn well
work to ho anions the
o llniniuri.
i OHiciTs from the ChrhUinn
j han hes of ('.rants Pass. Central
J Point. Klamath Tails, Awhland
jand Alt diurd will meet at thi
j local tluitvh th'a evening at ti:4
(ween Crane ami O'esceni . .Ii' 1
took al your map of Oregon and
figure out what might happen to
the east of "our valley." Just for-'
get for the present Judge t'ulvii;''
"Sun Down Sea."
Perhap!) It i.s all a fiiry late and
then anain there was the Sleep! ir,'
Iteauty. wlio only bad lo be kissel
nut sun-kist but railroad klst,
to awaken her.
, 1 think 1 shall keep my eye on
Mr. Mi.haffie what he says goe.
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INCREASE
for a banuuet. which
lowed by a program,
the state workers. t
state secretary for .
will be lol.
put on by
S, Swaiuli".
h r i h 1 1 a n
POKT1.AND iT- Phil Aletscban
principal owner of (he Imperial
itoiel ht-rc. paid laa.ana Tor addi
llonal pcopcrty n which ht will
oici't ndition to hole I.
The tuiiriecntn
Hi voi Kose pears.
Winter Pear connnitt)
lorday on the I'dndt
an aerai;e nf
increase til' Ila
the last sale.
r of Uone
ifeied by the
'. sold ye.s
market f Di
li pel- box. an
is per box o-r
' No sales wore made yesterday
to tlij clAalrt. atii'i s. as lit' picvltiu
i earn, but i litre was an increuaeri
'demand from the ordinary trad. ? (
The committee takoH the view
Ithat this indicateH that the rdio
1 talks and sales camiiaiK't 1h nettlnff
results antontf tiie housewives 'and
small Krocery stores, ;
The price by size- was: 'r
1 70-m $4.15''
! Sa'n .... 3-V
' 90 , 3.9l)
lUO'a 4.1 1
j in s 4.ir
rjH'x
lar. y .., , 4.2f, i 'I j
1 ir.H-K ,. t ,...v..,vr. 4.25. t .'.
i inr, s ..,r. 4.15
1 km's . . 4, hi)
churches, and W. K. ltaird oi ;
KosebuiK will be anion; lb"1
speakers, ,
The nieeihm, which Is In the j
interest of the state ornaniyjitioti, 1
will be conducted while the mem -I
hers are stilt, al the tables. About;
.one hundred officers . have slmil-I
lied their intentions of attending'
this program. j
Ccntmluecs ApiMdutcd '
Al lass Moi-tliiK. i
The ('lea tiers Sunday school I
class of the liapllst church hel-.l j
their ivuular monthly meeting
yesterday afterimon at the home j
of Mrs, W. ll. Katon. 42 liosej '
avenue. tup meeimK' was in
charue of Mrs, K. M. Wilson, presi
dent. Copies of the class son;;.
"HrlnchiK hi the Sheaves," were
Riven to the members and fol
lowing the slnulns' of the hymn,
the scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. You tin. Mrs. Katon led the
group in prayer.
Dur'nj; the business nieetliiK.
fancy
! articles.
St. Ann's Altar society of the
Catholic church will put on their
annual bazaar the In tier part of
the month, lusting three dayn. The J
1 ll... I I Vil.rll 1
u i , i . .i committees for the year were ap-
schonl will also put on a hazaa ,......, , thA r ' , nMl
(luring; the first week of Decern-. . . 1 ., .
i r u i - ... i . (hnirmen were A in. H. L. IlanU'-.
i ber. Kach girl In the league 1st- ,-,, . .
donating one article. , ,, ' ' ,.' ' , .'. . . .,'
Al i8. Alary Spick land, momher-
hhlp and Airs. P. Al. Daily, press.
Puildlmr llrldse Club The KOt.ial hom. W:1K (i0vnied to
.Meets With Mis. JemilinS. "lntelliKcnce Stunts." after which
Airs, ltaymond ISaker and Mrs. , r..frsliniMlH wM.v.i uv ihe
j hostess to the 10 members present.
' lialph .lennlnus entertained mem
j be ri of the building bridge club
j Thursday afternoon at the latter'j
home on the Jacksonville highway,
t ltridge at five tables was the di
version of the afternoon, with Mm,
Lee Cnrlock folding- high neor.
(iuests of the club were Mrs.
Lee Oarlock. Airs. Xewton Chn
; ney and Mrs. Laura Parker. The
! next meetitiR will be with Mrs
i .1. W. YouiiK. fil8 South Oakdaln.
Mrs. Woods (iives
Convent ion ICcport.
. v. I. I .11 VIS ,1. l. . ll Pinir
gave a reiorl. as official delepate
lo the state convention will eh was
recently held in Pendleton. The
report was greatly enjoyed by tlu
2 0 m e m bers oC l ho orgn n Iza lion
present.
UN
HOOK
UP WOULD AID
F
IDF D
RUIT
27-Cent Reduction On Fruit
Freight Rate Would Re
sult From Hill Line Com
petition, Declares Witness
at I. C. C. Hearing. ?
SAX PHAXCISCO, Xo. 14.
(Special to Mall Tribute.) The
lnterstata Commerce commission's
chief examiner, Charles D. Alahaf
fie, who in taking the testimony
relating io the Great Northern
Western Pacific link-up of 201
miles from Klamath Falsi to Ked
die, It the. czar of all he survey.-.
A crisp "Xo smokinc In this room
i during the hearing," directed to a
spectator, a close-clipped "Objec
tion overruled," or a businessliko
"Vou are wasting the commission's
time with the question it is nil
shown on exhibit 14" (the iiki'IcuI
tu re a nd forest ma p of the rec
tangle under discussion) brines the
offender down to- earth with a
sharp thud. In appearance th.
chief examiner Is slight, with dark
hair sprinkled with grey.' He has
t a keen, interesting face, but he
smiles pleasantly at times, as If
ho were enjoying some secrot joke,
lie mr.kes bin decisions Instantly
and they are never questioned.
the
- lit ICII -
At todays hearing the fi. X.
troduced the testimony of one of
their engineers Air. Johnson
Three times the G. X. counsel ask
ed Johnson why the farmers In the
Pitt river country did not raisj
ture. produce, wind each time the
t7"P. lawyers objected and weii
sustained, for although the ques
tion was asked In different words
each time, the Intent was the Mime,
At length an old friend, Mr. Mat
ibewt"who helped so much In the
fJMiit growers' rate, case a" year ago,
whispered to the G. X. lawyer, an l
question was ftHked, "How do
farmers get their produce to
market?" The objection' was over
ruled and. .the witness answered,
"The livestock rooh on the hoof,
the alfalfa Is consumed,' and the
grain goes by "truck and parcel
P'Vst." I wonder Just how much
It cost to send a wheat crop
through the postofflce. Perhaps
we could handle our pear crop
I'int wuy. The San 'Francisco pa
pern are making a great deal of
Air. II ik Id's prediction that 20,000,
000 people will live where 7.000,-
000 now Ilv6.- They don't nay that
they will ail come' to California,
hut you know what the spirit of
the Hear stale Is.
V. P. Kenney, vice-president in
charge of traffic on the G. X., gave
a list , of freight charges which
would be lowered. In which wan
deciduous fruit from $1.87 to $1.00.
1 wo Id like to see him go better
than that, but even the pennies arc
something to the fruit men.
Pres. H, Al, Adams of the West
ern Pacific has had a hard row
to hoe with his line, but the thir
teen and a half millions which be
has recently expended has put the
Feather Itiver Canyon line in good
physical shape. He sees all man
ner of advantages for the north
west from lower freight rates, bet
ter and more rail facilities and
keen competition. Xo one has
mentioned, as fur as 1 know, a lit
tle no-man's land between Med ford
and Crescent City, nor the one b-
Electric Bakery 7
This Is the Place
Where You Can Buy the
BETTER for Your MONEY
TRY OUR
Puritan Nut Cake
Pumpernickle Bread
Bran Raisin Bread
The Real Rye Bread
SPECIAL
SATURDAY ONLY
Assorted Cookies
2 doz. for 25c
Milk Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
3 for 25c
Savings at Safeway Saturday and Monday
Gingerale
Cliquot Club, Pale Dry.
Refreshing, invigorating:.
All year round drink. Full
size bottles.
bottles
39c
Mincemeat
Max-I-Mum quality. In
bulk. Made from the
higest ingredients, with
a flavor you will like
2 ibs . 35c
Non-Such package.
Like Mother used to
make.
2 pkgs. .... 29 c
Marshmallows
Campf ire. The r e c o g
nized quality narshmal
low. Fresh," fluffy good
ness. Packed in 3-lb.
handy assorted color tins.
3 -lb. tins .. .99 c
Peas
Max-I-Mum. Small size.
Tender, sweet, early peas,
packed with utmost care
for a' tender sweet flavor.
No. 2 cans.
3 bans 69 c
Brazil Nuts
Fancy large. New crop.
Imported Brazil nuts. .
- 19 pound .
3 ibs.. 55 c
Rice
Fancy Blue Eoso head
rice. Both nutritious and
.healthful.
5 von. 39c
Crackers
Honcymaid Grahams.
Fresh, crisp, golden
squares of nourishment.
pkg 47 c
Candy
Old fashioned commer
cial chocolates. Assorted
tenters. Always fresh at
Safeway.
2 ibs. .....35 c
Sugar
Pure Cane. Fine granu
lated. lOibs 59c
Medium brown
4 ibs 29 c
Grapefruit
Floridian brand. Selected
Florida grapefruit. Slight
ly broken sections, in a
good natural sugar. ' and
fruit syrup. No. 2 cans.
Economical at . .., ..... .
cans .. 39c
Soup
Campbell's, Van Camp's,
or Heinz. The popular
scups. Any kind you
wish. '
6 cans 49C
Dates
t New crop. Halle wia var
iety, golden quality dates,
in bulk. - .
lbs.
35c
i'i Bacon
Medium weight. Lean.
Pound . 29c
Butter
Best Creamery '
Pound .... 48C
T1
i
at-
Peaches ,
( Max;-Mum.. Extra fancy
Gloria halves in rich
syrup. Large No. 2yi cans.
2 cans .......... 59 c
Italian Dinner
Macaroni or spaghetti
with mushroom sauce and
grated cheese, all in one
package. .
Pancakes
' and Syrup
Cooler days demand a
more substantial food,
that is delicious to
tasto, which is both
wholesome and health
ful . We offer this com
bination all week: An
8Jlb. .foag; Big K pan
cake flour and VA -lb.
can Safeway pure cane
and maple syrup '
For .'........99C
I
J
. Large pkg. .... 29c ft
Kellogg s Corn flakes or
Post Toasties. Fresh new
stock at this low 'price.
for
65c
Cereal-
W h e a t Hearts. Spcrry
' breakfast cereal. A morn
i ing'' treat with crenrrt and
' sugar. , ,
pkgs.
14c
Pop Corn
Jolly Time. Selected, re
cleaned popcorn. A pop
in every kernel.
2 ibs ..29 c
1 corn popper free.
Soap Deal
' One large package Chipso,
one small package Ivory
, Flakes, 6 bars Guest Ivory
and, 10 bars P. & G. soap
' All for .......94 c
Select Your Vegetables and Fruits at Safeway
Potatoes
Good quality Klamnth
Gems at a Baving.
lOOibs $2.79
Lettuce
Good solid
dium size.
3 heads .
heads. Me-
14c
Apples
Spitzcnbergs for cooking
and eating.
10 pounds 35
Box $1.0?)
Bunch Vegetables
Local carrots, beets, tur
nips and green onions.
,-. Oranges '
Small, juicy, sunkist,
healthful and refreshing.
3 doz. ..:...;'.35c
Grapefruit
grapefruit.
Fancy Texas
Medium size
3
bunches
10c 3
for
29c I
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 471. 210 W. BUln 2 Medford Store Store No. 433, 212
Phone 1010 Conveniently Located Phone 1171
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Phone 1171
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