Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 06, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORTOOy. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 192. PSQK THREH Is -51 Santfords Saving Stores 307 East Main Street I 1st Buying' Power iSantfords large chain store buying, direct from producers and manu ijfacturers enables us to buy all our merchandise at the right price. ! 2nd Selling Power Santfords policy of only one store "One Selling Expense" in each town enables us to sell our merchandise right.' These are two reasons why Santfords sell cheaper Compare Sant fords all-week prices with the "specials" or "leaders" offered you, by ; other stores. We want you to compare Santfords merchandise Sant fords price with the price you have been paying Why? Because when you know Santfords quality when you know Santfords won- . derfully low prices then you will buy at Santfords. Spaghetti Oleo Van Camp's extra quallty- 4 very can will please 'you. guaranteed. Buy what you Buy what you 'want' at this want. Extra quality. Every pound Round, Sirloin, T-bones or your choice of steaks. saving price ,. . 6 large cans Van Camp's. In large 212 cans. At a saving price. 6 Cans ... .49 Kraut .69 . t - j. it Soap - Citrus granulated. In the .large package. It's fine for washing -machines. Large pkg. 33 I Walnuts .79 Per Pound .15 Steaks T-bone of steal : 9 c Per pound M4J Hamburger Pure meat,. No preservatives used. ic; Per pound JL J - Roasts Young Barred Rocks and Cut from young tender beef. Reds. They are fancy. We Bave you money. Veal Stew Cut from fancy milk fed veal. Diamond No. 1. Fancy Cal ifornia soft shell. - Buy now for Xmas. Per pound 16 Fryers Per pound 32 Veal Roast .18 Per pound Veal Roast. Cut from fancy milk fed veal. 11 Per pound 12 bars,: .16 ..'.t - ; Soap , .39 White Eagle. One of the best for laundry: ' Large liars. 3 Pounds ... Franks Onions Fancy quality. Nice and dry. Buy what you want at this saving price. Made under United States government inspection, from One of the best for- the 10 pounds .15 Old Dutch One of the best cleaners for all use. In large cans. the very best materials. Per pound 20 Coffee '' . A wonderful blend. Mn bulk. You save the price ofv cans at our saving price. Creme Oil ' the best compaction Per bar .05 3 cans .19 .35 '; Tree Tea 6ne of the best teas packed. Your choice of Green or 'Black, i i - Per pound Catsup Van Camp's best Eastern. Large bottles. Buy what you want at a saving. Peas Extra standard quality. small tender peas. Buy at this saving,; No. 2 cans. v$1 .59 "12 cans .. X Flour Sperry's Carnation Flour. Milled from the finest East ern whea ' ' ' - 8-oz. Package 3d 12 bottles J . 89 59-lb. sack $1 .79 JL Pancake String Beans Sperry's Pancake. There is nothing finer on the market. Reg. 3-lb. 1 Q pkg JL S x 1 Extra standard quillty. Stringless and tender. In No. 2 cans. , r '. - 12 cans $1 .89 Salmon ,'. Fancy pink. In full 'Mb. cans. Buy what you ' want. $J.89 p.2 cans Baking Powder Pineapple f !Royal. Full cream of tartar. One of the best. At a saving J)rice. :S1 .89 5-lb. can J-'.... . Asparagus California. Large white tips. In 16-oi. square tins. Buy what you want at a saving Fancy Sliced Pineapple in a heavy syrup. 12 cans . $0-69 Soup $ J.05 Campbell's. I!' the kind you want. Your choice of kinds. '.'it . Corn price. 6 cans Sun Kiit. Extra fancy, tiny kernel. There it none bet ter. No. 2 cant. $1 .39 12 cans $1 .89 J, 12 cans i . ' Peaches ty. Pack 4o. 2Vi cai $0.69 Fancy quality. Packed' in syrup. No. 2 2 cant. 12 cans .. Mm Many Portland guest are regis tered nt Medford hotels, Ineludina ft..C, Smith. K. A. Sleffen, lieu, fuenger, J. 1:. Olll. E. E. McClure. II. C. ZilnuiiK. 1!. n. lined, C. llnsUcll, It. H. Dannlster. Mr. and Mm. ronnavvny. U. D. l-'arrell, o. !J. Hihiii, W. K. White. Lee Sullivan. 1 Minn 1.. Mvei'K. J. C. llennt'lt. A. U. Hobby. ' young 'nun of Mr.' aVIiimtes. K. w. 'I'homnson. 10. A. Xlc- Mr K. W. KUson. xustigned nijmir Kiv.aln. A. I!. Thornton. A. U. injilrieti yesterday afternoon whe . Timlin, it. Crete, J. Kermit Hran strack hy a car driven hy Herman dchcriy. It. S. Moore. Mn. Ann:.' Ilennrison, i-:. i-arsen, i. . v. jii- l'owell. near the intersection of Eighth null I-aurel streets. Tin mishap was declared to he un avoidable, tile boy running Into tl:o ath of the auto. The accident was jiollle distance from the Washington school, said the police, who His" added that the last traffic vcci rtent, injuring Jean Winn, school girl, was also. some distance from the school, being at the corner of Oakdale and Sixth. One lot Women's WinUT routs reduced to half price. 1. M. Dept. Store. . :!f7 Applications for building permils weiHi made yeste-rdi.y and today nl the clly huildinit deparlment by T. 1): Taylor, to reshiniile a hou- on Haven street at a cost of $M' and to Howard Meadows, to bulld w small Karate on l'Mverside r.vemie nt a cost of $2r. l.BBion ("lull dance. Jacksonville, Saturday niBht. Members of the local, notary club listened to a vibrant and en thusiastic niPRsiici) this noon from the lips of Uev. Alex Hennett of I Medford. The sloaker emphaslEed the importance of "not what you see, hut how you see it." The polnl was illustrated with a wealth of personal experience r.nd anecdotes. VisitlnR ltotarians from Medford included Carl Swltiart, W. V. Allen. Orin Sohenck, 1. A. cbambers and hi. P.alph Dippel. Ashland TldillKS. 11U7 Studebaker Dictator Sedan wiih new tires and (rood condition, $r.riii. Crahain-l'niKe Agency. . 258 li. 11. l'arrell, district freight anil passeiiKer avrent of the Wabash Uailway company, of Portland, spent this moniint; in tile city ill business. For Sale KlndtlnR by the load. Merirord Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. 24Htf Mrs. Harry Hills visited with Curdy. ,1. C. Ilowman. O. L." Stone,' Joh,n (icrber, c. C. Ward, II. L. Itrothers. T. M. Talbot, Jntne-i llarkley and James Murray. Special sale Women's Winter Coats, half price tomorrow at tit.' M. M. IVpt. Store. ; A dnleciitinn of Medford 1. O. O. K. meintiers attended file Ashland lodRc nieetiim last night and took; part in the conferritiK of donres. ' (1. :A. McCoy was chosen noble Brand tl the regular election :if officers, also held last night. Kor Sale Kindling by the load.; Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. S-Hitt: Members of Medford Hoy Sco.it troups were still recelyinK thanks; today for the part they played in thn Christmas season opcninE Wed-1 niwriuy nlBlit when they nlded thej police r.nd fire department mem-, hers In hiindliiiB tile lance crowd 1 that had dithered there to wel come Santa Clans. The West Side Pharmacy carries a large stock of Dennison's crepe , nnper for decorative purposes. 267 ! Transient visitors In Medford from Washington state include Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Martin and W. W. Pelkay of Rainier Nutlonal park, and the following from Se attle: It. J. Wilton. H. K. I.oiish- lln. J. 1). llnrKett, W. J. llartman, Fred Tjissnn. IJnnce at I.ake -Creek Sat. nluht. . lf.T ' F. L. EddiliKS. who has been vlslllm: here for n few days with Mrs. lCddlniis. left this noon for his business location at lloselmir Popularity Contest dance, JncU-' snnville, Saturday nlKht. ST.S j .Mrs. Edward Mollis and diulKh-j tor Mary Evelyn left on the train this noon for Corvallls for a few ! days' visit with Mr. Mortis, who! Mrs. liosine Cushman in the Trail I Is located increwiiii uic " Creek district today. Oil company. 11126 Oakland Coach: looks nice. l-ct me write your fire Insurance A real bargain. 3:r,. Crahi.m-lr.nl Y. Tenswald, Hotel llnllnnd Pnic..- Acencv. I BbK-. Phone tf U Reliable Grocery C. A. Whillock,. Manager No. 1 Johnson's Market No. 2 117 North Central Just notice .how many nationally advertised brands you can see on our shelves. That's one of the many advantages of shopping here . . . you get the very highest quality groceries,' choose them at your leisure through our self service system and PAY 'LESS for them be cause of our great buying power . . . purchasing in conjunction with 700 busy stores. Reliable Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital Folger's Coffee, l ib. tin Fancy Bulk Coffee, 3 lbs. .. l ib. box Lang's Chocolates .1 .::.:$i.oo 39 Soap Special 3 cakes P. & G. Soap 1 package Chipso ' 1 pkg. Ivory Flakes, ' (medium size) ' 1 cake Ivory Soap (medium size) 6-quart Steel Enam eled Kettle, all for 99c EXTRA SPECIAL!! 9V-lb.'sack'of Corn Meal for' 1 35c Sperry Pancake Flour 3-lb. package 25c Iowa Maid Golden Corn, No. 2 tin-Li.1. 15 California Home Catsup, large bottle 20 2-lb. pkg. Cocoa in lunch pail, all for 4!)tf Economy matches, carton .. .19 "White Wonder Soap, 10 bars 33 50 D. sack Sperry Drifted Snow flour $1.87 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. 0 in Central Point. 700 Store Baying Power Reason We Sell for tesi EXTRA FANCY APPLES - and Pears For Christmas The finest gift for your friends in .the . east, would be a half box of Extra Fancy Cornice, Anjou o r Bosc pears. ! ' :-' - Extra Fancy Apples We have Extra Fancy Spitz and Newtown apples in small gift boxes and full boxes. Fancy Bowls, Trays and Redwood Boxes; Filled with Fruit and Nuts We invite you to see our display of gift purchases of Fancy Fruits and Nuts. We have the finest line of gifts we have ever carried. See Our Christmas Display "v I, All Telephone Orders receive the same careful attention as as if you called at the store in person Personal Attention ;,; Prompt Service Phone H. E. MARSH Phone II j- 252 y - GROCER ; U 252 . ; Jr'hci of ,,lJluqiVIJ i nwfe Ing ItnpiovomtMita to ItB Walfr nyi mra anil W mUklnnOffojU to .ln ortunet lt" WnfiMyi ''fiwiorrtlnff - to (loorKeMnxwell, who-wns In Mflrt fnid yestorrtay from thnt city. Ilr.n hro underway to tnp a mim Itnr of mountain ffprlngji to InopcnHe (hp flow of wairr Into the' rcwr volr. JarkHonvlll hnn Imd yplnnir liinler condlflernjtlon to Joln . th Medforrt nystem, - hut no definite! union to make the connection hat lieen taken. .. ... chrlstmaa trees!' Buy them lit Owen-Oreson orfice on hlRlvway. Onrlond Dec. nth. ' KemiiloyeeV Kellef Committee. !56tf Dan Kay. well known Anhlawl resident, figured prominently in a recent Isnue of a. Sah Francisco paper In' a feature department. "Miraclea of Sport." II In exploit a flhort time aao of shooting a Knofte in Klumath county and then having H fall on top of him, .In juring hi eyo,' wna iiiiiHtrnted in the feature. . Orange dance an pio iiupper, Wtmer, Sat. night, Dec. 7. Ladles admitted With ti ptel gonta draw for partners. Knlerprlao Orchestra. Grangers and frlenda please come. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bruin of Tal ent will leave tomorrow for l.os Angeles to spend the Christmas hollduys with relatives and frleni'u. They will also visit Tit Juana. Mr nnd Mra. Ilurln will return the first of the year. r 1!28 Chrysler. 02 flodan. Has Ttod-head motor, rubber spring shackles and rlma like new, t00. flrnham-Palge Agency. 251 Mra. K. M. Lumsden,' known a "flrandmothor I. u m d e n," wa taken III at the l.umsden home on Houth Holly street this morning. Ilrautlful enlargements, oil col ored of your favorite snapshot will make a lasting and appropriate gift. See our display, 227 W. O'.h. Douglas Janney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Janilej'. who underwent an appendicitis operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday, Is reported making a splendid re covery. (aril of TluinkH. Wo wish to thank our friends nnd the people of Medford and I vicinity for tnwr Kinnness inirnw the Illness and death of our beloved son, William I'hlllp Cole. ,.' . Ir. and Mrs. I'hlllp Cole.. . . ' . , v4 Ireparotlona to Inunch the Com munity 'hes, a miooesaful' 4rlVe for which was recently held, In Its charity work were made last even ing at a meeting ot chest ornoera. A commlttoe was appointed Inst evening by the present .temporary board to suggest names for nine directors to be elected. December IS, 7:30 p. in., nt the chamber of commerce. ' ' Hlx of the nine directors are to be nominated by ' a committee from Institutional members us heads of the various organisations belonging to tlio chest. The other three Will bo chosen as committee members at large. With directors serving terms of one, two nnd three yours, elections will he held cacti year to elect three members. Adjutant J. H. I'aek will repre sent tho chest to cooperate with various organ-.xallon beads to pre vent duplication of efforts In do Ing charity work. Tho chest offi cials agreed lut night also to do nute $7no In the Halvntion Army homo for 'delinquent girls at Tort land. . ', ' "vutwRitfU W mi I I 1 , tntlllaarratkU I Ji 1 I Ml' Mr LAW. m. 1 RKNCB TlBnBTT, 1 I. fA . jm (MtilM. T ' I 1 L Notion lo t'rcllorM, I hereby serve notice of continu ance of my refusal to be respon sible for debts contracted by Mrl. Ilmel Kernlund. Dated this 6th day of December, PJS9. i HAY W. KKIt.N'l.ir.Nn. ... Ij Notice. If you have nny real estate for ale or trade, see ' h. a. I'lCKELU 204 R. Main. I'hono, JS-I. 253' , a SMlul Coinmunlcatlon Medford lidge No. 103, A. K. A A. M., Friday, Dec. it 2 p. m. Work In the M. M. degree. Itnmtuet will be served In diplng roein of loilge hnll at 0:30 p.' pi. I ty order of W. M. C. M. IIOI'MTflN. Hery. A, ehoofc,'. completed totlny, by Boeing Hjistem.'-whlch operates1 tio Reattle-Medford-Ivos Angeles and Han I'Vanclsco-Oakland-Chicago nlr mall-passenger routes, shows that ninety percent of all bunks, Insur. nnce companies and business con cerns on the air mall route use air mull servlco regularly, or at times!. ' Drafts and chocks, when In transit on trains, cost eight cents or more per thousand a day, and that money Is deud when In tran sit.. Thus, a saving of threo extra banking dnys means the saving of a vast sum in Interest, during the course of. a year, on transcontinen tal tratiMfers. PHONf 51 oJta mi m v lm vtvasi ILK UTTER CE CREAM PASTUERIZEO SAFE PURE PRODUCED " PACKED THE SANITARY WAY , Victor Tom Yvk Vib r tti fuctt boat ridia too 1 ftaaMtrl Victor velfnttan hv tkrtH opttfj ft rMBtrkitil teif Uoal ulUi It. TForie's''' IleinviiMtratlon.q Amszinl new tetl takes Only firs minutes. No ohli;.iion,We will , '. '" prove thst VlctorRsdio ii nallf muticat initnimntt. Let your own esri be the finol jud(e. Ve ur(e every muiie-lover, wbctber in the market for radio or not, to eomo ia to our iters this week. I ! ' ' ' - PALMER MUSIC HOUSE i i j ,i , "We Sell Happiness",, j.. ril- t, 3C