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MEDFCmn Tkf-Al Ti- THTniTNE, MKPFORP; OR WON". "TUT PAY. XOVKM l'.KI,' 20. 1?)20. P5GT5 FIVB Store No. 34, 226 W. Main Store No. 55, 31 N. Central if r f iiP Wll Sifv 1 , JSKK Lucky food buyers! They have found the finest food stores in the West. THAT means MacMarr's, of course! If you are not among those "lucky peolpe" who buy at MacMarr's, qome in real soon and become acquainted with this NEWER , BETTER food service' '' Values Sat. and Mon. for Both Medford and Ashland FRUITS AND VEGETABLES' ORANGES BANANAS Very sweet and juicy Golden ripe fruit 3doz 33 c 5lbs :...,.;2Sc. PARSNIPS White and firm 6 lbs 25 c 6 RUTABAGAS A change for your diet lbs 25 c Staple Merchandise at Unusual Prices ROLLED OATS For the nutritious breakfast -lb. bag 47c 5 BEANS New crop Navies lbs. 55c ' macaroni American Beauty brand HONEY Nature's own sweet pkgs. 23 c 5 ib. pail 65c TJ. S. No. 2's K IP i I I 1 S U" S N $2.49 $1.75 v , Klamath Netted Sack Gems Half Sacks .l'B k CORN MEAL SUGAR' 9 White or Yellow lb. bag 39 c 10 lb. bag 59 c Drifted Snow or MacMarr $1.85 491b. sack FLOUR Every Sack Guaranteed Fisher's Blend or Crown $2.05 49-lb. sack POPCORN SOAP Jol'yTime guaranteed to pop Citrus a household soap 3 lbs. ..." 25C lObars 33c COCOANUTS TOILET TISSUE " .Always a Good Treat Waldorf Nationally advertised 3 for 29 c 3 roiis 19c , MacMarr Elend (Qpp Spdal Brand Pound . 45c 1 , Pound . 35c 5 lbs 1 (OJ our roaster to you" ' 5 lbs. 1 .UU fSgr-f!i27J'l"l,'""l7777-uim-'"" $5.00 orders delivered free-Small orders 10c; sugar 'excepted.' A (4 iMENINGITIS TAKES HAgqptW ! ARCHIE J. MARIN i ur imiitALrusm Jnms Sit'vtMis To ' I'llllt Itt'WlllI Jtlll. 2B One of tho mom iiiltM-cstint! -iiouiKvim'nts mailt in lmi.sirul oir cIch this soasim Is that of tin oon ftTt to In pri'McnttMl by .Ihivh'h Sirvfiis in Ihi' ln-autiiul iiuitit-irium f St. Mary's .Armleiny, Tuesday. January The well known Kinder is tmw iiT rehearsal fur tho event and his pronni m promises to he tine tif the most interesting and enlorful ever given in Medford. Jle will he jieeonipaniwl at mat time hy Mis Kvelyn Wotd, who kiiuHi aied with hnnuis from the musie ilepar.tnient of St. Mary' last year, and as a result of a tryout at the Soul hern OreKon Normal,1 was awarded a srholarship- in one of the guu tandlriK ronsei'va Tories of the country. Miss Wold has aeted as accompanist fur .Mr. Stevens in hia studio work duriiiK the past few months. It. '. W. rederaiioii To Convene Here In May May p;t. 1M and lift nave been selected tentalively hy 'the local Hub and t lie state hnard, oh the dates fnr the convent inn of tho Stale lYdoration of ltuslnens and Professional Women, to he held in Mod ford this coming year. These dates were announced this morn ing, following tho receipt of a telegram hy the local club from Slate President Cecelia Hoy I or, slating her own schedule and that of a number of national officers whose presence will give promi nence to the local meeting. The program for ihe convention inc hides a national hamiuet, an international relations lum-hcon and an emblem breakfast round table discussions on every phase of activity covered hy the nat ional and state federation; a three arts review, lo be presented by local talent at one of the Medford the aters as at) entertainment feature; a scenic drie on Sunday morning lo (JraiitH Puns followed by instal lation of stale officers. ( ; rants I'asM and Medford will tie joint hostesses during the convention. It is expected that around 5 (Ml mem bers of the state federation will be in attendance. (Iris lioufjm Tea ilt-lri in High School Approximately 150 peofle were served at the (litis' league tea served Tuesday afternoon In the Domestic Science rooms, of the local high school. This vn the second of a series of teas' being given under their direction, und was sponsored by the junior his. The rooms were nttra'ctive in Thanksgiving coloring with the table holding the con tor of the stage decorated with a horn of plenty. Girls who served were tho following: Winifred Warner. Flora McMalh. Geraldine La thorn and Melva Parrett. The object of these leas Is to effect a closer under standing between the parents, teachers and students., .,tr Up v. and Mrs. N. K. Tully and daughters, Knsma and Norma of Salem, Ore., were Thanksgiving dinner tuests of Rev. and Mrs. K. Iverson of Koss Court yesterday. Mrs. Laura Aiming was hostess at a delightful Thanksgiving din ner at her home, 317 Mast Jackson street yesterday afternoon. Covers wore laid for right. (.rllliii Crock Dinner Well Attended Wednesday M uic, recitations, oratory ami reminiscences came in spontaneous scuuciu'c on ilu program which enlivened the Griffin Creek school Than driving dinner held in thai district Wednesday nig hi. More than laa attended tho enjoyable" even i, including students, faculty. patctii-t. guests and alumni. oinc of the latter attended school in the district over'Ti or Uu years ago. Several long tables, loaded with delicious food were set in the dec orated school house, and the guests were served by tho t i rift in Creek Community club. The school fur nished the program. Mrs. Susanne Homes ( 'art it, county niiool su poriniendent. gave an interest ing talk toward the end of the pro gram, while Mr. Judy, noted as loast toaster throughout 1 he even ing. Talent Scene of Happy Family Reunion Alter more than la years of sep arate n i.s a family, the, 10 childit'it of .liilin M. Wolj-Minott r-urpriscil him by holding a Thanksgiving re union at his home In Talent yes terday. Many of tho children hIx hoys and four fihis live at dis tant n, lints atons the Pacific coast, and had planned tho reunion ' wny of correspondence. llesldes the immediate, family; wore' their wives and h unhands respectively, und an aggregate of li grandchil dren. Anions those present wen "Zol nmn Wclgamott and lamilv, of Mod lord; John Wolgamnit and family, of Tab ni ; George (). tt'olgamntt ahd family, of Grants Pass; C. M. Woh:;.nntii, of Klamath Falls; Mrs. C. U Uevimlds, of Oakland. 'al.: .frs. A. L. Wimor and lamilv, of Kuch. Oie.; Vance K. WolsannUt and family, of Kaglo Point; Mrs. Willis C. Talhott and family, of San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs. W. M. Kr ai; hie ami family, of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Wolganioll, of Medford. Sunnyside Hotel at Kagle Point proved a popular see tie for Thanksgiving dinner yesterday afternoon and " evening, and nu merous parties 'from Medford ami Ashland motored there for the day, having made reservations in advance. ' The titst death by spinal inenin gitis in Jackson county this year Claimed the life Wednesday even , ing of Archie Joint Mariin. JI years old, son of Mr, ami Mrs. Paul Mar ! tin" of ihe Central Point district. Mo became HI Tuesday evenins; and : was rushed to tho Sacred Heart hospital and died LM hours later. Mo had resided with his parents near Central Point for several years and for the past three weeks had been employed In Klamath county ;il Modoc Point by the stale iciiaiuatiou bureau. With his wotf' almost, completed he came home to i spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his family, hut almost iinnio- Uliately upon his arrival illness over took him. Mo complained of a cold with aches in all parts of the body and tho next morning complained of u severe headache. At 10 o'clock in the forenoon Archie became uncon- ! scions and was removed to the hos pital, whore he died the same 1 evening. I Mo leaven his pa rents, Mr, and S.Mrs. Paul Martin, one sister mil ! one hroilicr Dorothy Mania and i Kd win Paul Martin. Funeral services will be hold at the graveside In the Central Point cemetery, Saturday, November ;io, at I0::ln a. m.. Rev. Jonhstou nl't'i cialliiK. Ftuyral arrangements in charge of the Perl Funeral Home. farturod from mitlve straws and lihoit; uic gaining, in importance as Philippine exports. f. Dizziness A common eymptoin of kidney trouble. Men and women everywhere use and recommend Foley Pills diu retic for relief from dizziness. g 4 A diuretic stimulant for th kidney , Sold Eoryuihtt For Sale nl .larmiu & Woods Prutf Store, (nr. Main nod Central, Filipinos Make Hats MANILA. P. I. t7P) I litts nianu- New Comfort for Eyei See Dr. D. A. Chambers OPTOMETRIST 404 Medford Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff, Miss Kilty UraK and Thomas Sweat motored to Klamath Falls yeHtorday lo attend the talking llc(uro version of the musical comedy, "Kio Itita." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcpherson and son Fred, .1 r., spent Thanks KlvitiK at tho homo of Mi'H. Anna lirophy. three miles beyoml I-jikIc I'dhil on the Lake Creek road. Mr. and M rs. C. 1.. Iteyndds. proprietors of the Motel I lollaud hdd"tin"thelr KuestH ovei" Thanks Kiviiip, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Suffe cool of Vroka and l-'red Folks of En tec iio. Mr. and Mrs. .Suffecool left this mornlttK for their home. H Mrs. J. P. True and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllltani Clark and Miss Anna Par ker of (Irants Pass Bient Thanks giving with Mr. nnd Mra. FJmor Moore at Poe Valley In Klamath county yesterday. Shearer Recital Presbyterian Church On This Evening An unusual muslcr.l and ocia! event tonight Is the concert and recital by James .Shearer and Mrs. Annie Shearer, when Mr. Shearer presents organ numbers and Mrs. Shearer offers soprano solos. Thee artists nro widely known for th.-ir artistry and personality. Mr. Shear er comes with the approval of teachers abroad nnd Is one of the foremost organists In the 1 nlted States. He has been - engaged for a concert at Stanford university on Uecemher 3rd. Mrs. Shearer has a voice of. rare (Utility and adds muon to the enjoyment of the evening. Mr. Shearer possesses nn unusuul sense of humor and makes the numbers have added value by his Introductions. This recital will bn at the First Presbyterian church at S p. m. No admission will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken. Following is tho program: Organ: Concert In A-mlnnr..' Vivaldl-Haoh Allegro Vivace Ijirghetto Moza-'l Songs: A la Claire Konthlne , French-Canadl.nl l.n Coeur do la Mie Dalerof.e J'al Pleure en Ueve..Ilorogea Hue Organ: Fugue In Cmlnnr J. S. Itaeh Hoverio Itlrhard Htmiins tr with VarlrJlonH from Sym phony In I Haydn Song: Vo' Hanks nnd Hraes Kent eh Folf Hongx Flora MeHnnald's lament ' Comin' Through the Itye. Organ: Kclogue 1'arkei Highland llomnnre Srear -r Caprtee '. riuilmant Song: I IjOvo the Moon . ..Paul ItubenH Sandman In Calling You Oeorgn Koboriii Organ: Fanlanie or Southern Aim Hawk servlco tonltiht will bo tho Inst chanco to hear the chorim of u hnn ilred voltes. Portland Plans completed for construction of addition to Flsher T horse n & company palnf plant at 22nd nnd Itooncvelt streets. MRS. WARNER HAD ALMOST GIVEN UP 'It'ii no wonder to me that Sar gon Is called 'the medicine with a million friends.' The "Million iVdlnr ehortm" will fdtiK again tonight nt the Klrst Hp tist i hureh. lr. Iiughlln prom Ihch a tdinrt nervlrp ami nt the do? the hoys mid girls will he given the treat whleh Dr. Uiughlin nan promled to give them. The MIIS. I.I, US WAHMIlt ' had almost given mi hone of ; I'Vpp being well aii')n. I w;is so : wen k and nervous from fifteen j ( ais sufffi'lng with constipation ) and neurit it. M v ciroulntlon wan 1 poor: I feldom l'd well and my 1 i arms often ached -o terribly, I i"Uid hanlly uwo them. ' I found exactly the medicine l' n'l'dett when I hIjiiUm! Sargori mhI1 Siigon Soft Miimh Plils! I roiild! fM Its strengthening effects overi mv whole body. Mv nerves relax-1 ed. I begnn t sleen good and. as' my circa In t on picked up to nor no, I, those terrible neuritis pain U'rHdiinlly loofened their grip. ) "Sii r gon Pills are t he icrandeqt ( liiXiitive I ever used, and for the I fiit lime In flfl'en years, I'm en-j tirely free of ( oiift ipal Ion. If thiwi plendld treatment had dime nolh ' ng elnc, I would have been futeverl 1:1 atvfiil nnd n li if. I can't find uord tn praise It enotmh." Mr Kills Wi.rner, F.. .Iml St., N Portland. Miik'UI LriiK Co., Ag'.nii, iU' 0n Safeway' chief ctHictrn it the 'y ifSw"' fin fM 1 $.0n' in nrpeluali'n ttii great food distributing orSan'Sk''tK!f s ftjl WSjJltak Btc4Mse f.hi the public ii assured of the per- V TT Wt3if m:ncncc ' Safeway and the youth of the country is offered Jyw ' j!' Ofl fefcPirV 3 tinique opportunity for acconiplisnment and profit which calU Xlf'jS Cj 4Ssis2tiy for capital other than brain; and energy. TT Savings at Safeway Saturday and Monday Margerine Cocoa Cookies Curx. The better spread Use it for fine cooking. Economical. Rich in all the necessary food elements. Economi cal in bulk. Fig Bars. Whole wheat or plain! Filled with de licious Syrmina figs. pounds 49c 2 ibS 25c 2 ibs 27c Vegetables Corn, ' Peas, String Beans, Spaghetti, as sorted as you wish. Giving values the Safe way. No. 2 cans. cans.. 73c Sugar Pure Cano Granulated 10 lbs. 57c Peels Shortening Crisco. For better cake making or frying. Pro duces that golden-brown color so tasty to tho eyes 3 -lb. cans.... 68C Pound You will want the best ingredients fcr your Hol iday Fruit Cake. Our "peels are the highest qual ity. Citron Pound 49C Lemon or Orange 39c Canned Fruits Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Prunes. All good quality. Packed in nat 'ural fruit and sugar syrup. Large No, 2j cans. cans 49 c 1 Coffee M. '.J. 'B. .The : national known favorite. Wo offer this week one pound pack age of M. 3. B. Rice with each 2-lb. can Sardines Max-I-Mum. Extra qual ity California Sardines. Selected Fish, packed in tomato sauce or mustard sauce. I Soup Stock Split Peas, Lentils Pearl Barley, for an appetizing, steaming, hot bowl of soup. At Beans 99ri 'Fancy California small whites. Recleaned. The Jb'est cookers. ' i ' cans 29c 3 29c 3 ibS. 37c Cereal , Grape Nuts. A cereal that is both healthful and nutritious, with .a flavor that is satisfying. - 2 pkgs. 33c Granulated Soap White King is granulated, easy to use. and efficient in results. Large pkg.. 39c Heinz Products This week we offer an Exceptional Value Deal on Heinz quality cat Bijp, Cream of Tomato Soup and Rice Flakes. The new cereal that is very nutritious and healthful. 5 cans Tomato Soup 1 bottle Lge. Catsup 1 pkg. Rice Flakes All for.. 73c Flour Big K. Finest northern hardwheat. . Your assur ance of better baking re sults. 49-lb. sack.. 1.83 Barrel ....... 7ol9 Soap P. & G. The largest sell ing laundry soap. ' Try the new large bar. . 7-bars 27c Safeway Has the Best Fruits and Vegetable Grapefruit Fancy Texas, finest fla vor. Medium sizo. 3 for 23c Potatoes Klamath Netted Gems. Good quality, fine cook ' ers. 100ibS 2.79 Onions Sweet Spanish type or Yellow Danvcrs. 6 pound ...... 13c Apples Spitzcnberg. Good cook ing and eating quality. 6 pounds 19t Box V.$1.0J Bananas Fine, ripe fruit. color. 4 pounds' Golden 19c Parsnips - and .. ,v.s Rutabagas J Exceptionally fine. 6 pounds 23 c f WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Btort No. 471. 210 W. Main 2 Medford Stores 8tove No. 433, 212 B. Mail PbontlOlO Conveniently Located Phoni 1171 Jjl 3 r
