Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAR FIVE Montgomery. Ward Official Pleased Next Wtenic JOG - TMEStt STATISTICS MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEWOttD, ORKCON, FKII)AY, DKCKMIiKU -'( I ' Yj i If r sTTZTrX i vrarv EOF That TiAEfifMUKK Growth Local Store lit m im r E a. Wore It not for the, little touches 'of humor and human nature that iitocur'iu the city court, as welt n any other court, the- routine of that court wpulil become almost unbearable to the presiding judge and the attendants. "If I'd a listened to Ma I wouldn't have been up here, for 'she told me not to sell any," said J. A. Sells, elderly rancher of southwest of the city when he wbh up for trial in Judge Taylor's court yesterday afternoon, on a poHsett Kton of liuiiur charge. He was fined .1300 on that charge, on his plea of utility. H seems that C. H. Bennett, who is said to he a deputy sheriff for both JacltHon and Josephine coun ties, found li 3 gallons of wine at the Sells farm, which ho claims Hulls had been selling. The charge made in court, however, was only for possession. C. W. Lord, a young high school boy wus brought into court late yesterday afternoon by City Traffic officer Trescott and fined $5 fur driving a car known In police cir cles ns a "collegiate Ford," mean ing that it was probably one of those old ..laughable, ramshackle .flivvers, inscribed - with various ' ."educational" heirogliphics. : Anyhow, Lord was seen to drive his car past the stop sign at Wish- Ingtun school late in the afternon and retrace and do it again, or something like that, so the officer stopped the youtn and asked him why he did not stop his ear or slow up at the stop sign. "Hecause she ain't got no brake.' was the astounding reply the officer received, and on Inves- ( ligation this proved to he true. After he was fined. Lord told the judge of his work at the high flchool and that he was out as a candidate for the basketball team. "Hope you make it," responded the mellowed court. IS The big Richfield airplane which . arrived yesterday with Santa Clans, who preferred the "flying sleigh" to the slower reindeer, was prepar - lng this afternoon to leave for the south after having been held tip by bad weather. Santa Claus at tracted considerable attention and was given an enthusiastic welcome by Medford'8 youngsters who went out to the new airport. The children are reminded to call at any Richfield service Btatn Monday and Tuesday before Chflst - mas and be greeted wii pleasant surprises. The tri-motored ship, in addition to bringing Santa Cluus to Medford, also Drought Rufus P. Pll Cher of Los Angeles, assistant man- i.ger of the air department of the Richfield company, and Ralph s Snoddy, well known motor boat driver. The ship was piloted by Thomas J. Fowler and Al Button. SISKITOU SEWER TO BE flocause during the recent rains a number of septic lanits overflow ed In the Siskiyou Heights section, and the requests of the residents In the affected district to the city of ficials for relief, the street and neverH committee of the city coun cil held an impromptu meeting in , Mayor Pipes' office this morning to discuss the subject and will hold a formal meeting tomorrow to con sider it again, with a view to the city's making a survey for a pos sible new sewer system for the Sis kiyou Heights section. The members of the streets and sewers committee of the city coun cil are R. n. Hammond, J. o. Grey, J. J. Ruchter and Chas. A. Wing. ? TH6M CALS ITcCIION SMEc Christmas Seals Protect All ' C. B. Dean, sup-Tiitendent of Kales, promotion nd advertising for Montgomery, Ward & Co., with headquarters in Portland, visin g the local store today and transact ed business with Manager I. F. Andres. , Mr. Dean left this nflernoon for K la ninth Kails. He says the com pany Is much pleased with the in- i crease of business all over the country this year, and especially on the coast. Mr. Dean also npoke very highly of the steady growth of the Medford store und "says It Is due in n large ' measure to the I efforts of Manager Andres and his! efficient force of assistants. Mr. Dean Is also a firm believer In advertising and says It has con tributed much to the- success of the company's business, John M. Price and C. C. Clark of the Squaw Creek mines spent today in the city purchasing sup plies and hiring extra help. Christmas trees! Buy them at Owen-Oregon office on highway. Carload Dec. 14 th. Employees' Helief Committee. 26CtC Hemstitching, picoting, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 157tf Due to the Illness of Miss Ethel Hoggs with scarlet fever. Miss I.u netta Pollock of Glendale and who formerly held the position, is here filling- the duties as secretary for the legal firm of -New bury & New Use Medford -made factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co.,' Tel. 631. 24Gtf "That good coal." We give green trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. " tf Effective December 24th and 25th, the Southern Pacific coin pany will place Christmas trees on all observation cars on-each train. for the benefit of their passengers. The trees will be decorated ind the Christmas spirit will be shown as far as possible on the part of the railroad company. Special offer for Xmas photo graphs. The Peas leys, 331 East Main. 240tf Another big dance Central Point, Sat. night. New hall. 272 Genuine holly wreaths.- Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 274 Earl Thompson of Grants Pass and Hal. Miller and D. Frederick of Prospect were among the out of town power company men who attended the Copco forum smoke in this city last night. Get your t a male supplies at Franklin's Grocery. Phone 810. 882 Let me write your fire insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland Bldg. Phone 993. tf The postofflce sub-station in Russell's store will be open to morrow Saturdays evening'' until 8:30 to accommodate the public. The mail will be taken to the postoffice . after closing and will go out Sunday. Welding and brazing; all metals, shapes and sizes. N. F. Ohrt at Offutt's Machine Shop. 27' Frank Hull, well known elec trlcat Talesman of this city, has returned from a business visit in Portland. Get your cut flowers and potted plants at the Monarch Seed Co. 274 Home-made cakes, fruit cakes and plum pudding at Marsh's Grocery. 270tf MEDFORD PARTY AT RIM OF CRATER LAKE CRATER LAKE LOOOE, Dec, 20. (Special phone to Mail Trib une) Harry Tucker and a party of four arrived at the rim this afternoon, nfter leaving Medford ealy this morning. In spite of much wet snow and slush the western entrance was reached at 9:30 n. m., and the lodge Sit 1:30 p. m. Under the conditions the trip at this time of year is be lieved to be a record. Slated Communication A Medford Lodge No. 103, A. V Jf F. & A. M, Friday; Do- cember 20, 1929, 7:30 p. m. Annual election and installation of officers for ensuing year. Ity order of the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON, 271 Secretary. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE TWO NEW 4-IIOOM houses, adjacent to paved hlKh way; $100 down, bul. eaxy. FOR TRADE HOl'SR AND 4 ACHES on Jacksonville hinhway. truile for Medrurd properly. UEKBH & SIMS, lfl 8. Bartlelt. 271 FOR RENT Unfurnished 5-room modern house, half block from Jackson school. Inquire l38 Pine. 273 FOR SALE 3 brand new bunga lows. Willi All the latest bullt ins, hardwood floors, fireplace, laundry trays; one near school, easi side; one a suburban home east side; one. near school west side; one a suburban home with one acre fine soil on pavement. Honestly priced and honestly built by the Trowforldtfo Lumber Co. Easy terms. Exclusive with THE HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 44 X. Riverside. I'hone 1430. , 273 x n, nun i , l SfmmTrmv"!nnma WV Train , loads l N ' Sir TOE- (CM DSDSTCSDAS A FOR KENT Small furn. house, apt. garage. 604 W. 10th. 271 tf BOSTON TBRRIEH puppies for sale; pedigreed, perfectly mark ed, very tmall, 3 m oh old. Prices reasonable. See picture in office. Mrs. L. K. Lindsey, 1651 Glou cester St., Portland. Ore. 27 1 FOR SALE One Ludwig tenor banjo; one Orpheum long neck banjo, cost $150, with case. Tel. 18. 101 So. Riverside. 27ft 1930 LICENSE FREE - t. For ,10 days only new or used cars. We havo the best bargains in town. Seeing will convince, you." ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. v Phone 18. r -- . 277 FOR SALE liaby Hubbard and sweet potato squash, $2 cwt. or 7 Vj to ,15o each. Also chickens, rabbits and tuvkeys, 25c lb. 22!t Bessie. Phone 1&22-X. 272 WANTED A young woman for housework. Phone 1523 or call 923 E. Alain. 273 MAC'S EXCHANGE. NASH BLDG. We have 100 new ' high - grade heavy raincoats for girls and ladles. Price reduced from $7.96 jto $3.75 Saturday and Monday. Also a stock of new shoes for ladies, ranging in value from $3 to $12, to be sold from $1 to t $2.75 Saturday and Monday. Also bargains in all other clothing, including men's and boys'. Some jewelry at your own price. Please give us a call before buying else where. 6 So. Front St., Medford, Ore. 273 FOR SALE PEAR ORCHARD 60 acres, 52 under ditch, about 28 ' ucres bearing pears; long frontage on Pacific highway; no better soil in Medford Valley. Price for the tract only $276 ner acre; good terms. For further particulars address owner, A. R. C. pare Mail Tribune. Medford. Ore. This price holds only until January 15th. 273 Notice or Mooting. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Jackson County Building & Loan Association will be held at 30 North Central Ave nue, Medford, Oregon, on Monday, January 6, 1930, at 7:30 p. m.' 2Sfi o. C. BOOGS. Secretary WANTED To buy 1000 ft. of 4 or 9-inrh hydraulic pipe in good condition. Apply Medford Irri gation Dlst., 323 So. Fir St. 273 LOST 'Brown leather purse, am ber trimming. In or nenr State theater. Finder please return to State theater or Phone 900, Reward. 273 FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt; private. t18 So. Oakdale. 27 J tf FOR SALE Fryers and nullets, R. I. It.; I mile worn Three Oaks Orchard. J. 8, Phillips. Jt. Box 1 "1 . 272 OUTDOOR YULE LIGHTS One of the first outdoor Christ mas displays on South Oakdale this year was Installed yesterday by O. O. Alenderfer; ex-mayor of .Medford. This attractive exhibit Was lighted last night and caused much comment from pnssersby. Last year Oakdale avenue wis the best decorated street in Med . ford during the holiday season and tf'wan admired by thousands of local people and visitors to the city. ROGUE RIVER MEAT CO. Orgnnltulion of the Uorup ltlvor Meat company. Inc., wan com pleted yesterday, with capital nt IO.onn: H. I!. .Musel. Martin Heltknmp and F. H. tieffert are named as the Incorporators and have already taken over the He V'ore slaughter house. The new company plans lo deal In whole sale meats only and Inter estab lish a packing house. All three re experienced butchers. Astoria Chnmlwrlln Motor com finny completed Installation of lined ' tar department nt 531 Dnane street. Star Meat Market ,J and Piggly Wiggly Market SATURDAY SPECIALS TURKEYS CHICKENS RABBITS , Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound 20c Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20 Veal Shoulder Roast, per pound .....25 Picnic Hams, per pound .....21 Bacon Squares, per pound .......20 Order Your Turkey for Christmas Now " ' ' Phones 273 and 1236 We Deliver elective from Friday, Dec. 20, to Tuesday," Dec. 24, inch 1 For months Safeway has been planning,' buying and"-: stocking up for the biggest event of the year-Christmas'.'! of merchandise in the warehouses-heavily laden shelves in the stores; all fresh stocks bought for the? Christmas Season. Alhmust be sold before Christmas! - WViof wnnrlArfiil nnnnrtnnifv if ' nf fnrrle Infat ?. housewives-the best of everything to eat for their Christmas table, tree and stockings at-saving1 prices. Get your.requirements.earlywhile stock; Safeway Extra Values in Christmas Candies and Nuts Peanut Brittle Golden crisp brittle, generously filled with nuts. Has the old fsish ionod flavor, yet made the mod ern ay. Pound 3 lbs. A 19 c 55c French Creams Beautiful hand-made assorted creams and jellies. Newest crea tions from Safeway 's own candy kitchen. It's quality. Pound 29c 3 lbs. 79c Broken Mix The old fashioned ' Christmas candy, mixed and broken ribbon shapes, square pieces, bright and glossy. " i" 3 ibs. ...JL..:42c . t Brazil Nuts Imported large size M'onoas. Ex cellent quality, tendpr meats. Pound 19C 3 lbs Chocolates Old fashioned chocolates.' Cone shaped assorted flavored centers, popular at Christmas time, .J v t Pound'!.....'........ 19 c 3 lbs. .53 c 55c Walnuts New crop Baby Oregon soft shells. Fill the stocking economically. Pound 17c 3 ibs 49 c Chocolates Fancy assortment of high grade chocolates containing creams, crisps, and chews in a beautiful Holiday decorated bix. An ideal gift. 3-pound box. . Bo $1.09 Mixed Nuts Safeway quality Mix soft shell walnuts, almonds, Brazils, pecans, and filberts, no peanuts. Pound .!. 24c 3 ibs, - Filberts New crop, Oregon grown. Better in quality and flavor than imported. Satin Mix The popular type of assorted hard candies. Pillow shapes, straw cuts of medium size. Vacuum cooked, bright and glossy. lbs. 29c i : Almonds IXIj soft paper shells. New crop, tender, deli'dolis meats. 68c ' Pound 39c Pound 3 lbs. 23c 65c Walnuts Fancy Orcgou large size Fran quettcs. The supreme nut. Easy to crack. 29c ifl (til Pound 3 lbs. 85c PRE-CHRISTMAS VALUES IN QUALITY GROCERIES Ketchup Ilcinz genuine Tomato Ketchup. Adds zest and flavor to your meats. Large bottle. Large bottle ... 24c 3 bottles 69C Peaches Max-T-Mum or Del Monte. Large luscious halves, packed by master canners in rich syrup. Serve with whip cream. Large No. 2J4 cans. cans 57c Sugar C II pure cane, fine granulated. Granules of Sweetness. 8 lbs. 42c Asparagus Max-I-lLuin extra quality. Small white tips. Tender No. 1 cans. Catf 19C J cans 55c . Peas Mnx-I-Mum extra quality. Small size tender peas. Selected pack. No. 2 cans. Can...... 23C 3 cans 65 c Crackers Snowflakc crackers, The pride of the bakers' art. Fresh and crisp at Safeway. 13c 43 c Pineapple Highway, Dole's (amous Hawaii an pineapple. Packed matched slices in syrup. Large No.. 2 can.... 23c cans 65c Desserts Jell-Well or Jello. Economical for desserts or salads. Your choice of flavors. pkgs. 17c Small pkg. .. Family pkg. Butter Safeway butter. Fancy, fresh creamery butter. Your satisfac tion is guaranteed at Safeway. Pound.. 43 c Hams Swift's Premium Holiday wrap ped. The premium of quality and flavor. Half or whole. Pound 30C Celery Crisp, well bleached stalks, jumbo size. Soup Heinz,' cream of tomato. Has tin flavor of pure cream and red ripe tomatoes. O cans 25c Mincemeat - Max-I-Mum brand in bulk. Only the choicest ingredients 'used in its manufacture. Flavored with California wine and brandy. , 2 lbs. . 35C Shrimp Gulf Coast, Southern pack shrimp. Medium size. Make a tasty, salad or cocktail. - Each 15c 3 cans 43 Cf'! Cake Flour Airy Fairy, popular for making light fluffy cakes. Approved by leading womuus' magazines. Large pkg. 23c Olives Highway ripe olives. Medium size.V No.-1 tall cans, , 4 cans ... , 29c Stalk Store No. 433 212 E. Main . Phone 1176 i Coffee Max-I-Mum, Safeway, Hills, or M. J. B. Your choice of these high grade coffees. Pound 48 c Safeway Has the Best in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Oranges Cauliflower Cranberries; ,,,, Solid, white heads. Excellent fla- . . ' ... , . V. ' Large size, sweet Sunkist Navels. ' Finest quality for jelly and sauce, Dozen 49c pound 8c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Two Medford Stores Conveniently Located 15c pounds 39c Store Kv471 210 W, Main Phone 1010