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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1929)
MEnrom) mail TiiiuUNOIlMUi'WW, (HM-!(!oN. I'lllU.W. HM'LAIIM-,1,1 WW. 1 jEXAM TO BE HELD j Tie young mini; of;Mdfbrd and tln remainder of "oiithern Oregon ' - I who have ambition 10 enter the United stated, weather Bervlce will be Interested In tho annuoncement Jut made hy th weather hureuu ; , that a civil nervlce examination 1 will tjion be held in various Ore KWV cities for the grade of Junior observer in -that Herlce. ;, f"' ' "These examinations will :bB held J In the following cities: Medfordt Astoria. Kaker, liend. j:orva!ll. KiiKone, (inints l'ass, Klamatli Fnlls. Iji Orancle, Murslifield,. I'endleton. , Tortlnnd, The Dalles and Salem.' ,. . . ' wMipllentlona to take this exnm- Ination must be on file not later than January 21st with the U. S. IMvil Service Commission at Wash ington, D. C." Each applicant will be notified on what date and where he 'shalf take the examina tion.- v - ; . . The entrance salary for Junior observer la from $1440 to $17-10 'l per annum. Any other preliminary 1 information desired can be obtain ed from W. J. Hutchison, meteor- jologiHt In charge of tho Medford weather station. a - . Bl ight bluest' tiirl SPRIXGKIELD. ill., Dec. 27. (JPi Kmrna Quong, 13, Chinese, of Havana, 111., is a bright girl." She finished -second in a state spelling bee-slipping ' up by adding h to I the Word "colic." j" 1 ,;. ' ! i ' ! - .: XIAXV1LUK. Wyo., Dec. 27. VP) The city has. defaulted. on Its bonds and r ivropert owners have- been moving buildings out of town at the :rate:,of. two, ok-throe .11, week,. Only too oriso houses nre!le'(t. I A petition la being circulated by V. C. Itooknrd, proprietor of -the Herrydale store, for the constriic- i tion of a.-bridge over Hear creek : at McAndrews ford, which has been ; in use for years. Erosion by the . stream is cutting a deep channel j where the present font is located jaiid it Is au, times impassable.? ! Growth of traffic, according to the petition, which will be present ed to the com?y court, has cre ated a demand for tu connecting link between the Pacitlc and Cra ter Lake highways lt ween the present kViWject tons Of Jackson strefnBd Piddle fuailJ . - : - E3QCr3 uuwisir zsibdsisr m Safeway Store's greet you and- wish you a most prosperous ctnel r , ill . ' . New Year's Savings, at Safeway Prices Effective December 28, 30 and 3l Ginger Ale 5 K Chocolates Aillieuser lltisili Tale Dry. Fancy assorted rliocolalcs; litaltliful anil liivlfpimlliiK. 3-bottie . 40c hostdss pkg....."7 " "Oats light ami dark conllnss truing chews. .,i Coffee Safeway IlhiMl, rolwlnl mill Moiuli'it (from the world's finest roffrc) Wste n tlc Hcions cup of Knfevvny. Pound :.:......:u45c 3 ibs. $1.29 Pound 3 lbs. 35c $1.00 HO, Quick cooking or regu lar. Taste the new toasted Oat rluke.s,, . . 14c 35c Sugar 10 ibs 59 c Pure Mine, fine groniilalwl. A sweet that contains energy for growing children. - 3ml. pkg. ....... Lge, pkg Pit or .Max-l-iiiiim. Kasy to use and economical. tall cans ...rr 1 C Suggestions for Your New Year's Dinner Butter Safeway quality fuiiey cream cry butler; every pound guaranteed at Safeway. Pound" 40c Cocktail Sauce Kniilers, O y s t o r C'o'kHill Sauce. Servo your favorite for ihp bfxiiuiiiif: nf a limrty meal. mall- bottle . 23 C Large bottle.... 33c Olives Finest quality green or stuffed. r - , Small bottle 14c Med. bottle. 27c String Beans Max-i-ninm extra quality cut Ke fusee I5eait. Strinplcss mid tcmlcr. So, 2 cans. Pickles Selected pack Sweets, Dills, or Sours. Your choice. Qunrt glass jars. ,,' tsj t or L Walnuts ; Fancy ; large slie Oregon Fninqiiotlnt. New crop, ten der meals, i Qt. glass jars. cans.. 45c lib... 3 lbs. .A( t29c ::i85c Pumpkin ; ' Cookies Silver Circle Oregon Kick. ;olden pie pumpkin, l-aio No. Z caniM. '., tii. . F n n e y nssoiimetit of liritrlit colors and ta.siy pieces., ' j , , ( Pineapple , lllglmiy Urn nil. Dole's lluwiiluan hnikcll slice, tiold en plii;s .or t lie iliK of fruits. iJirge No. 2 can. cans... 25c Pound 33c 2 cans 45c Pancake Flour Syrup Rice finfewnv pure c n n c and Sptrry's warfle and iinnrake ,! quality syrup that flour. .Makes those delicious n(,s nasnv , your Kin hrotrn cakes, ljirge pnikiigc. ,-akr(i. 2pkgs. 45C 21rCJb- can49c 89c ro" v. lb. can Baking Powder - OI ; . r Shortening Schilling's cream of tartar. P , .. k,..h,... -colls nre nlwavs '" Try the new (risen. yours when- yu -iik Scbll ling's quality. V lbs. 1 lb. can : CfMlkitlK, 39c 3 lb. can 73c 8 bars"; Safeway Has the Best Fruits and Vegetables ':.. . . . ' ' 'i V Celery Medium MtrC well lileacheil. 2staiksL....-l9c Lettuce Cond solid licnils: freli heads:..... 15c Grapefruit. Onions Swwl Smnl-li variety. 4 pounds 9 C 25 pounds.. 49c 3 for 23c Imperial Sweets; famous for tliclr flavor., ., .... ... 3 I I'lilK-yi'soulbern Blue llose; nulrlilous, bcnllliful. Can lc served every -iihmiI of the day. :39c ; Soap P k- it. the world's largoil Your nsKiimiiro of golden H MK laundry, and house hiotvn "e r I s p n e. In. jour iI(( soap; - - : - 27c Oranges Bucket' full ;57c .liilcy, nnVrls; buy them liy the bucket. ,. Parsnips and - Rutabagas ' Vine loitl slock. O pbu'fids 19c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS ,) tort Ro. 471. 210 W. Mala 3 Medford StorM Btort Ho. 433, 313 1. Mia thont 1010 Oonvmlantly Loeftted , . . ..Thou 1171 y BY PHOENIX FOLK PHOENIX. Ore.. Deo. 27. ! (Special) A number of tho real-: UentB of Phoenix and community ; entertuint d ut ChrfHtniftn dinner on ; ChrlntninH day, n few of which j are: -Mrs: Xoah ChnntUor entertninert at dinner for Messrs Irvine Thompson, Clarence Kidd and Ben Harrison, all of Marnhfield. Ore.,! .Mi-si Chandler's mother, Mth. Sim-j son of .Medford, .MitM Herthu Iluy-j man, and tho family,: -Mr.! and; Mi'k. Chandler nnd their daughter, ! Irene. j Mi'h. Oeoi'Ke Drake of tho North Phoenix distrlrt entertained at ChristnuiH dinner for Mr. and MrnJ K. A. Uenzer. Sr., Mr. and Mrn. ! Ij. Drake, and Mr. and Mrs. I.e;t( Uathburne. ; t - r i 'Jlr. i and .Mrrf. . Andrew., Hoarnj ami daiiKliter. Florence und Harry j I learned were, dinner puestfl atj the homo of Mrs. Ulllan t'oleman on ChrlHtmaH day. . Mr, and Mrn. Fred, Furry and Mr. and Mm. Ilavmond Furry and daughter, I'atrlcla, Hpent Christ-1 mas day at the home of Mrs. Furry'd daughter, Mr. JR. K. (learned of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denzer Kpent Christmas day at tho home of Mrs. Denzer's parents, Mrs, Deitrhk. Mrs. Callle Cleadman gave n family dinner on Christmas day. The guests were Mr. and -Mrs. Douglas Kleadman nnd Robert ""d Irene ; Steadmnn, Mr. und Mrs. Mllo Furry And two sons, und Mr. and Mrs. Hob Furry and daughter. Waller Prttyman and Avard Whitman were dinner guests at ihe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoyd f Cnlwr on ChristnuiH day.' Mr. mid Mrs. John Cunningham were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Darnes on Thursday. r Mrs. Stewart Porter of tho Hol lo way orchards, gave a family dinner Christinas day. The guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Mildred Ward and "Mr; nnd Mrs. I.ovoll j Ferns and daughter, Gladys. Mr. and. Mrs. C. C. Hartley nnd sons, ,loe and Collins, spent Christ mas day at ; the home of Mrs Hartley's relatives In , Ashland, eighteen people mado up the din ner party. . A Christmnfl tree nnd party was held nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. P. Burleson on Christmas evo. The g-uestH wore Mr. und Mrs, Hoy LlurU'Son of Phoenix, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wesley Coffeen and daughters, Dorothy and Joan of Medford, Mr. und Mrs. Tom Cnster,: .and Bonn, Otto and Norman of Kaglo point, Mrs, Otto Polutlek and daughters of Klamath Falls nnd Mrs. - Dob Hurlcson und, daughter Millio j of Klamath FallR, ami, Mr. and Mi's. Uueh nnd three children ttl Med ford. . Oifts were exchanged nnd a. very pleasant evening spent by all. ; : Dr. Dan K. nnd Susie D. Stand ard entertained at . u dinner on Christmas day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. o. N. Poling and daughters, Mildred, ,MarJorle, and (?veneth, nnd Itev. Fred F. Schell, nnd Kllen Mae Standard, 'and the host nnd hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Standard. ; , Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Caster nnd Mr. nnd Mrs, Urfy , Hurleson nnd Kiva Caster were guests at a fam ily dinner given at the home of Mr. : and Mrs. L. O. Caster of Engle Point. Other guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Orover Medley and sons John nnd Kuster and Mrs. Mnry Ellison of Medford, und, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Caster nnd sons, Norman and Otto nnd Sybil Caster and tho host and hostess of Eagle Point, .. Miss Oray of Ashlnnd ontertnln ed with a Christmas party at the Blue Flower lodge on Christmas night, having ns her 'guests 12 of her friends. M rs. Oeorge Jackson enter tained nt a Christmas dinner on Tuesday evening; The guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Orvllle Childreth. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Burns nnd daughter, Hnzel, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stnndi'llff und children. Miss Mar ion Htandcllff and Cecil Wise;, t, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Crowell spent -Christmas dny at the home of Mrs. Crowell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. F., Sheets. ... v . Mrs. Kiln Best, mother of Mrs. J. W. Wntklns nnd Mr. Moson Wntkins,. father of Francis Wal klns, both of I.lnn, Washington came hero to spend tho Christmas holidays nnd to nttend the doubt wedding held nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wntklns on Christ mas dny. 'Why Worry C6ming to the his Tomorrow Six recln of pu fnree nt tin clcvereat ' unit funniest ihal'M "Why Worry"!, which coiiick in morrow afternoon unil nlnht to tho i lr.ln theatre. It Ih nil nhout one of thoHe revo- luthinn that explofle every onccln-n-nhllo In riirnwny counliieK, nrnl that mennn thnt there In a full! menffurn of romance and nnven ture. of thrillH ami ftuHp(nMe. Itich- 1 nrd llnrillnir Ouvla uetl to Rlory In nrltlnit nuch tiili- an thin, no rtiil I O. Henry. FREE METHODISTS TO HOLD QUARTERLY MEET The quarterly rneetlnit will le hll nt-the- Vrrr MHhorilxt rhnrrh contlnuinK from Krlilay n I s h l j over Hunn, PrenrlilriK each; evenlnu nl 7:30 and Himdny morn- ine at Ihlil. Klder llev. A. -'. I Archer will have .chui-ae nnil! I.rench at each (?rvlco. Store No. 55 . 226 West Main - Store ' No. 34 29 j North ' Central j I Prices Effective Dec, 28th, 30th and 31st Prices Effective Dec. i 28th, 30th and 31st SATURDAY .-: MONDAY :-: TUESDAY January 1930 ushers in a real "new year" for; fcod ' buyers. MACMARR'S ' food distributing is now fully organized on a Western-wide scope that commands for you the best brands, the best grades and the best prices. Efficient methods and facilities speedily bring these foods and household items to you clean, fresh and pure. So make these stores YOUR stores arid profit by this newer and better food service. ! ' - . PRODUCE ITEMS RUTABAGAS CAULIFLOWER They're fine. 6 ibs."..- : 19c GRAPEFRUIT i f. Marsh Seedless' T 4 for :.;,.....! 29C ' Nice white heads j : 2 for 29c ORANGES Best quality,, large, size ier dc2....Lr::.:.:;55c CARROTS Large bunches 3 toi ..:..::;;::.-.r::ldc SPINACH 'The Vegetable iron" 3 lbs. 25 C Pre-Intientory Savings on Staple Items MACMARR ' XTT AT I D ! MACMARR $1 89 LVUK QQf '! , it's a bi saving on quality Hard ' I V-r.V 4-pound Sack ' ' Wheat Flour 24-pound Sack PORK add BEANS PEANUT BUTTER SOUP Van Camp's medium Hoody's supreme quality. Campbell's Tomato- 3 cans ....25c 2 lbs 35c 3 cans .l:.!.'.!.:."...'.!..'.!.25c CORN CATSUP TUNA FISH MacMarr yellow, No. 2 cans "California Home" Whit Star - . 3 CC O 18-oz. bottles qh q . QCll cans OOC t for ..udC O small cans JC , ; - ; Netted Gems, No. 2's n A T A T A 1? P Best Quality Yakimas $49 lUlfllU1' $1.69 Put away a few sacks at this Sack low figure. ' ; 1 50-lb. Bag When Packed j ; . " - : 'I N -T- l-n'-'V CITRUS -POWDER DUTCH CLEANSER IVORY SOAP For the laundry 2Pkgs. ...::.:L-:45c. SNOWDRIFT Best all-purpose shortening. 3 -lb. can 79C "Chases Dirt" 3 cans 17c TOMATOES Tine, quality pack puree r No. 2y2 tins ... 45c j f Medium bars.1 ! . 3i& 19c; HOMINY i Van Camp's y x No. 24 tms 48c MacMarr Blend 1-pound Bag COFFEE It's always fresh from our roaster to you ' MacMarr Blend '; ' 3-pound Bag , ":w.i If.... $5.00 Orders Delivered Free, Sugar Excepted- -Small Orders lOc