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Newspaper Page Text1 1' . I'l KB ', - f ' ( 'PXGE FOUR ' WAIS INCREASE Deposits Exceed $6,000,000 j Largest Total in Med-1 ; 'ford's History Tourist; Travel Brings Revenue! Prospects Bright for Pros- j perous 1930 Mining De- ' velopment Underway. jwosiis of mkdi oui) hanks. Tutal Four Year 191 1 11,5747 .00 l,:fl,:i(;-l.ou Hj ll 1913 , 1914 111 1 5 .,. 111 IS . 1917 ' 1918 19111 1020 1911 L 19t'2 .......:.... 1923 1924 1923 12 V 1927 (Oi-t. 10) 192S (lec. (.. 1929 (Nov. 7) ... l,717,0!'l.JO I.7S3.V0V.VU 1,1181,1(24.00 l,854.C(i.OO 4 2,2.17,HI2,0i 2,43K,308.U 3.173.K7S.OO 3,504.872.00..- 3,158.003.00 4.013.308.00 4,290,1100.00 4.377.244.00 4,857.416.00 0.214.898.00 5 107. J . G I J 7 4 2 02 10,317. H7 I'liming the 'nls mlHion dollar mark, bunk depoHitH of tlit four Ali:dford banks lv evlibnct; of the healthy IjiihIiickh euudilion thu city Ik eiiJoyliiK- taut year wit' neHKcd tho bint' est total of burnt dcpOHiln in local blftoi y. . li. of the bankH, Jackson Count yr Mudford National, First National and KiirmerM' and KruilKiowei-H, i-eported ftopd -tt u f-n e it 9 There we IV Aivlyiflve other .'cflf1(V m(Jw. MunuH of on"flM:tliiK ln i that ImU Taruer deposits UH t,u, Nt.w V(,ar Uawnt.(K In Oregon in WVJ. L'p itntij , years uku, (four banks tA-ere connlUvreti too many to 'tferve tho needs of the Medford uml the HurroundhiK community, but un'tu ereaMcd poHiilatlon, an increased payroll 'and U KreuteP numbed Jo' busluesK establish iiientH actually made full! bunks Ii 'itcr-eiuiliy. ' ", Continually Increasing payrolls are. pointed, mit ub a heed for tho city and nro expeetod -lM. comu in duo eouruo of .time. ConCcfnb, which would employ many men, have . nmdo ovurlurow vt loeutliiK In Medford. ' : The slock depi-osidon dl not ttiutei tally affect buslnesH coiidl Uons at leant as far us one bank van concerned. It, reported the best jeninlrii;s in' 'Its history" per Jthare. . ieople of Jackson county Invested conservutivt-ly In stocks and did not place their entire aav Iiik In iuestlinable investments, one banker explained. A contrlbutliiK feature, which did much to benefit Medford the past year was the tourist trade, hrhiKiiiK In many thousnmls of nuto travelers, who Hpent many thousands of dolhirs durlnu their . Hiny In Medrord and vicinity. Mirny spent the entire summer along the shores of thu county's numemhlu lakes and water courses. Hecym- Inn deeply i-mppesN4'it- with the ' Ki'undciir of, lbcul ncnery and the hwtlih ulvltm ViimlltlcH nf tmuthern CAME WEST IN A COVERED WAGON "I suffered with stomach trouble and constipation for 20 yeai-.. My food disagreed with me. mv liver was out of order and 1 didn't tjecp well. I became in wvuk and run down 1 was hardly aide to uvt 5 a MIIH. M.MIV JIK.MX!Si:X around. I was ni'tually- afraid to try aiitl go out alone. "The way Sm-gon strengthened me was remarkable! Mv iipp'-tll Is fine now. and mv stomach trouble-. Is over. I sleep good, and mornings am brimful of strenctb and energy, I now go anywhere I wunt to by myself! Saigon Pills tnnnil Ho mv llvcr'.nml uiiva toe lusting relief from isinsllrinthnV M 1 cuini' to Spokane In n covered wag on r0 years ago and I've seen the lime I'd have given everything to have the splendid health Sanion brought me," Mrs. Mary llennllig gen. Ullti W. Sth Ave.. Spokane, MnglM's Drug Co., Agents, Know Your Motor Association ; r V lj 4 AY 4 7 L. C. GARLOCK Manager, Oregon State Motor Association ll I.. ('. (iniloi k j MamiKtT Mi-ilforil Jtrtin:h ' l'nliH you l(now your UKHociu- lion unl what It ran do for you, '"u lirv ,,wt k use of the nifiny services k has to offer, and Mf jwu arc not availing yuurKcIf of lhiHi mTViri'M. you art' not df; rlvlnu full bcnfflt of your Miitm-l;ii,-Hhl. . - KiniTKvncy Itoad S(rvl-t: The aHHof.'lattou inalnlalim an (.'luer livncy road ncrvlre within a ten mJI radiuH of ItH listed HKM.-hanlcal Hei'vlcc for the hcncrlt of lt mi-m-liifi'H of affiliated A. A. A. Hubs. Thin isorvloe llK'ludfM thirty inln uti rnofhaiih-ar rli'Mt-ald and the roodKidf. towinK to the ni'arKt UiHon tleifVt iry of :a Vr .oil, the ('hl,ns""f or tire for me lacuew. New Year Presages Tranquil Era In Foreign Relationships of U. S. Chief Concern in Naval Confab Ily Klrke NlniM)ii (Assochited f'ress Her vice Writer) W'AHlilXt'.TOX W) -The Ameri can shin of sl.-itn balled in tran- . North, south, west, Pilot Hoover could .discern tu grnve perplexity just ahead for his administration that was not a problem common to nil the family of nations. J lis chief concern as navigator was to enHtuanl. It hud to do with the Hearing London conference on naval armaments; with tie.w ef Jorts In protiioliuu, of pei-tnanent peuce, M i n the Far Kant, war -.clouds, which' have hovered over the tangled Hlno-ltusslan r a I 1 w a y dlsiute in Manchuria, have large- ly disappeared.. '..In Washington. however, no intmctmue jnuein)n of protecting American lives of In terests complicated renewed ef forts of Hei'ietary Htlmson to find within the broad terms of Ihe Kel-liigg-ltrland unfvii-sal peace pact a formula of diplomatic pressur? for peace. With Mexico mi the south as with Canada to northward, Ameri can relation wen friendly. No new dispute over oil lands or ban ditry had arisen to vex the tnui nuility of .lexlcan-Amerlciin con tacts Ambassador Morrow had Achieved. In Central and Houth America, also, the outcry of anti-Amcrlcnii-lem and alleged American Imper ialism, which marked the troubled cuifTse of NIcaniRUn'H civil war, had died away. Nicaragua was consollilatlng It self under leadership of Its liberal president, (leneral Moncada. and American murines, who supervised the election and crushed out-1 breaks of banditry, were awaiting orders for hoinu, their numbers already greatly reduced. I .Kartlieif ' sum)), v prubi-yn ; of vearn" standing and that bad ttl-. :' mir-T? -rr- " TV " 'r Radio Reception Peak of Sun Ily Howard AV. lllakeslw, ' Srleneo Killlnr. (AKsoclnled Press Keulure Servlet'.l IIIOS MOI.NKS. In.. Dee. 31 (Pi; ImptitvltiK r.ullo rereptlon for s'V-; eral years exrept for a brief ('-1 rlml ii 1 ,4iut a v.ir beiu'e. was foiv eilst at the Amevlran A ssni'lnt Ion fur th' Advnliermi'lll of Hi'li'liee eiinvehllotl by llnrlan T. Stetson of Oliio Wesleyun u nlvevsll y. Stt'tMtn bused bis prediction on -wluil be, doxcrllu'il a 'reinnrkable ' fuHlllm. n'' n( a- foiei iist cf tltcj fffert of stinspots upon riiilto tbnt be ami Dr. (ireenleaf W. Pb-ka'd "viniiiriuVv l'fiire the assmllutlon ii .vi'j.r Hint. Tills was tlmtitbel.v would bo an Imreuve In- the hum-; ber of sntisiHits Ibis tall Infoi'fer IllK with the hroitili'llst bauil, lb:lt! Jin. tbe radio used for promanis. . That, lie said, was Inst what hap pened this rull In (iilnber mid No vember. - Now, be sabl be has .nlilltlotl.il , evlilenee that tbe number of, spots j rle iin. I falls earn 1 " months.1 tuegon climate, many never re turned to their former homes, but pun-hascd property here and es tablished permanent residence. Another feature, while not yet fully dcvcloperi. is the possibility of n huge mining program In southern Oregon during the next year; plans having been forum-' lated for mining tlnvelopturnt oil: lin ger scale than cvrr before, according to one local banker who; Is funilllnr with the mining sltun- ll,.n. ! I Classified advertising aeti result I MKnFORD'MATJj A llHt of tlieac MtulionH should kept in your cur ut ull times. Touring and iload information: The Tourint and Jtoud Inforinution department, mulntalnt-d by tbu ' uHtuciation ar prepared, and -ail- im ready, to Jmwuc lltiierurie for i any trip desired. I'niteU KtatOM ( mji p. Ktato nut, dtuicd Htrlp niajm and route KheetH. data an tit type of accommodation and t pi-ii eM of hotel In any time, ac- , I'ommodationH and c-okim at tour- iMt dtmpM, and any tiuetttlun or servire to render the trip c4Ih I more enjoyubje and JnteremtiiK. ; may be ohtaineu rrcim mw aepun- i nient. lp to date road informa- tion and Information regarding condition of liiKhway, typo of nur faclnff, whetlier paved, oiled or unlnproved. location .and condi tion of all detours. ,,, UurlnB the paHl nix yeurH the hruncli office, located in the l C'haiiilier of Commerce at Mudford Iiub taken care of over 2.10.000 tourlfitx' Inquiries, rcKurdljiK roads, scenic IjeautleH, fliihIiiK. ljcHlde u DiBtliiK in Ketllnic many to locate in and around Medford. The oreison Ktale .Motor uimo ciatlon is afflliuted with over. 900 other cluliM in the United KtateH and Canada, and all ure uffilluted with the American Aulomohlle Ab locialion or A. A. A. nH It ill com monly called, all of which are reaily to servo you. The Oregon Htate Motor Asso ciation is working towards the Iironer and adequate marking of the highways of tho state. Jackson county roads will all have K" on them before iouiiki ueasuii Htaitri for 1U30. ThcHe. are Home of tho nervlrcs that the Ort'Kon HUiie Motor Ab toeiution provideH for Kh mem berw. You may use them one and all, and only ty uhIhk them can you derive the full -benefit that the nwMjcialion ha Intended that youiHhould ct throuKh your mein berrhlp. ways held a threat of war yielded at last to pacific adjustments. Peru ii nd Chile had found means to bridge In friendship the Tacna Arba rift; the border dispute be- tween Molivia and Paraguay, blood tinged ut the outset, was moving slowly toward peaceful adjust ment under Inspiration of Pan American machinery located In Washington. In Europe, the passing of Cler many's great .conciliator, Oustav HtrrsHcmann, made no break in tho progress of post-war rap prochement to which tho flitted States has lent Its aid continuous ly while standing aloof, as a gov ernment, from Kuropeun political quarrels. HI e of a new tabor ministry to Knglaud served onjy. to pave the way Prcsldcnl ll.ver had chart ed toward the London uavul par ley and, for the f iit time, had brought u Itrltlsh prime minister and an American president Into round table discussions of - com mon problems und alms. Marking the more hopeful out look of peace plans, former Sec retary Kellogg and his vls-a-vls. Urland of France, were receiving abroad hluhest honors for their Joint labors In erection of the uni versal peace pact. Iloth Italy and France had been won to participation In thu Lon don naval parley, desplto their re fusal to take that course two years before at President Cool Idge's Invitation. Thus, at the New Year, the moat actlvi- phases of America's Inter national dealingi; wehe those ulni-, t-d at world peace, ' Still ahead lay tho many and difficult Huesttous that might arise from external aspects of new American farm. relief .or tariff leg islation: but in nune of these lay war threats or a challenge to America's will to live at ' peace with nil peoples. to Improve as Spot Cycle Passes while making a hi rise and full each 11 yeam. a circle within a circle. The big 1 1 .year peak Is over. "Forecasting on the basis of II. e I 5 -month cycle." he said, "the yeur 1930 should show a general de crease in radio signal strength in the broadcast none. Ily the end of I9.1U und tbe beginning of 1911 Ihe general rise of secondary sin spots maximum should be evlden:. Ily. I Ml', however, It Is believrd wo shall, he so fne from the maxi mum I UycUr .poiKuUthat the sec ondary period will have no sin b efeel oiv radio feoeptlon as we had In Hi:' and' 1929," Still another hope for better radio was, explained by Command er Heck of llm L'nlted States coast mid geodetic survey. This Is In lb" "serious Consideration being given to a proposition to broadcast dat'.y with the weather reports" certain Information about magnetic cor dltlou. to aid radio operators ulnl radio transmission studies. MRS.HOOVEH RECOVERS FROM INDISPOSITION VAHHINC,TVN, Dee. 3 1 . J M i-ft. Herbert- Hoover, wife of the president, who has been confined t th Willie IIoum with n c!d for the p..t two days, todtty had lirartlciilly recovered. t Di Joel Hoone, White House physician, mild that Mrs. Hoover' Indisposition hiul been stlKht but i hat cure had been token that she should not nuKi-uvnto the cold. TKTBUyE, MEDFORD, - -; - ; , Dnnniu nf Mrlr.H nuiiuai iiujjui i ui mcuiuiu Irrigation District Lists Revenue at $2,484,093 T928 Exceeded By $782, 263 ' Pears and Apples Chief Source of Income Details Given. V Tho annual crop -report of tho Medford Irrigation ' District filed today by K. J. Leach, general man ager, shows that the crop revenue this year exceeded 192K by 782, 263. The total for 1928 was 1, 702,417: this year. $2.44,093.. The revenue from, the orchards of tho district, fore 1.929. was ,296.093. 916.862 boxAt of pears lil-mifht a rulm-n t.f ft 1 l, Tut : und J 09,6o boves of appki, i 77.- 400. Small fruits, grapes, and nursery stock brought $15,812., The district has a population of 2.UJ4, with ,05M wuter users. Thq average size of farms, in the dis trict i 8.72 acres, showing a trend towards thu smalL acreaKes, tliough some of the larsest orchard tracts in southern Oregon are within tho boundaries of the district, which com prises 9.575 acres. & Fruit KUilistit-s Tlio pear crop by variety, loxesi and revenue is aa follows: , Hose , FSartlelts .... D'Anjou NeliK Com ice .Misc. pears ...172,060 ...3(10,056 ...208,1112 ... :2.0lifi ... 67.U92 ... 25,4J2 453, If I UI5.697 5K2.082 223.005 10H,y-14 09,862 ToUil 15,S02 f 2.102.791 Statistics on the apple crop are: Newtowns 100.40" f 104,740 JonathniiH , 8,378 ' 11,271 SiiiUenbei-Rs 17 . 34 -Misc. apples an "'") 1,445 Total 100,009 $ 177,490 , JtiiiNo turn t loveifl ' Holurns from alfalfa 44 clover amounted to'43.919. less than one-third of the revenue' from the aame source. .In ,1924,. drain rev unue waH $14.724. Corn, $5,205; truck KarilnnliiK, 138, K5 1, an' In ureaau of $7.0110 over lilts': und for livestock, eKRS and milk, . $47,073. jThe miscellaneous income for tho district was S38,2U5. , The acrcaKn in the district was segregated nil fuiUWs: Orchurds, 5.400; alfalfa, 1,800; fci'aln, 000: corn, 000; truck Kiudcns, 850; pastures, 275; and miscellaneous, 60. . There are (174 homes, of a value of SI .070,1 75, Vsarns and other improvements bring the Improve ment value to $1,325,430. Livestock In the district is val ued at $110,4811, apportioned as follows: Horses. 2115; mUles,-'25; daily , cows, 4i3: beef cows'. f;5; hogs. 143: fowls. 15,074: sheep 37, and hives of bees. 77. GRANTS PASS VETERAN 40 EI 8 Medford and.tirants Pass menir bet's of tho 4(1 el 8 shared honors ut the annual election and installa tion of officers held at the lociil armory last night; Noble Htantot of the northern city carried off fie office of chef de gare. with his home town "buddy." Italph Single ton, winning the title for the next 12 months of chef de train. Henry i'ace of Medford was selected a.i conductor: John Holmer of Med ford, former chef( de gare, and John Knders of Ashland, were named chamlnots. Hen Commit of Grants Pass be came neat year's correspondent; Jim Hroniley of that city, gardo de la forte, and Austin lirowne!) of Grants Pass, chcmlmit. . Suckers Grow Wary NKW YORK. (Pi Suckers aro getting wise. The milloiinl better business bureau says that Ihe pub lic has learned so much about sound financial prncllco that high pressure promoters are having n hard time putting over fnko' slocks. mm w I niot cuniioL; uioi.onuvvo: hrm if r i ivt nr.N YrUKi ULUI I 1.1 111 -. . -: ; REX CAFE SI Special New Yearns Menu $1 Served from 11:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Cruli Cocktnll Celery on llranch Ripe Olives Chicken a la Relne Haked Fillet of Sole - a la Orly Choice of. . , ' ' ' Stalled Young Oregon Turkey Cranberry Sauce Special Steak Stanley Tenderloin of Turk Olacod Apide llmist I'rlni Rib or Beef - An Jus Hot Mtirfins CV'uined Whip Potatoes or Southern Sweet littii Creamed Corn . l'each l'linento Supreme Salatl DESSERT Choice of , ,. Ic Cream and Cake Plum ("itdillhg ,.' ; ,, . Hard or Fruit Snnce Hot Mince e or Pumpkin Pte Whip Cream Cuftpp QUKflOX, TUESDAY, Radio Program KMED ' Mall TrlbuncVlrflln Station . 22K.1 meters 1310 key. , Tuesday, lHt 31. 0:00 to 6:15 Scherer Motor Co. ; 6:15 to 0:30 News and mar- bet reports by Mail Trib-, ' une. r ,6:30 Kducationjil feature. . 6:30 to 7:00 Brake shop. , 8:00. fo 8:30 Pig Tail Mar- ltet. 8:30 to 9:00 KMED. . ; :0 to 10.00 California Oregon Power Co. '. WcducMtoy, Jauuary 1. 8:00 to K:30 Children's Gold Bond liadio half hour. 8:30 to. .8:45 purkcr Potato Chips. . . j 8:45 to U:U0 Flcklnsen'o Ka-.'V dio Shop. H:00 to li:30 Park Clrocery.; 9:30 to 10:00 Monarch Gro cery and OH Station. 10400 to 10:30 ilunnu Dept: Store. . . , 10:30 Murket Xews Service. 10:30 to 11:00 Heath'B Drug Store, . - . 11:00 to 11:30 Burleson's Ladiea' ready-to-wear store. 11:30 to 12:00 Lwls Super- Service Station. 12:U0 to 12:30 Jackson County Dldtf. & Loan Assn. 12:30 News flashes by Mail, Tribune. . 12:30 to: 1:00 Pierce Auto'. Frelsht Lines, f. ;! 1:00. to 1:30 City Cleaning 4l Dyeing Vorks, - r 1:30 to 2: 00 Rulace Barber; -Shop. 2:00 to 2:30 Merle Kindle. 2:30: Selected Poem. 2:30 to 3:00 Orthophonies. 3:00 to 4:00 Jacksonville ' Hour. ' 1 6:00 to C:15 Popular record-. ings. C:15 to 0:30 News and mar- ket reports by Mail Trlb- une. .- . . . .. 0:30 Educational feature. G.-30 to. 7:00 Popular record- Ings. , Daity Meteorological Report Dccember-31,7929 , . Forcjrt t, '' ". ' ) Medford and vicinity:.' Tonight and: Wednesday (air, with- morning tor. - Normal temperature:. - Oregon: Fair tonight! and Wed nesday with morning valley fogs in west portion. Normal tempera ture. , i -1 Local Data. n I. a V- Temperntiire ( Degs.) .... A3 .29 Highest (Last 12 hrs.) .. 40 43 Lowest (Last 12 lirs.) .. 29 ' 28 Ilel. humidity (Pet.) .... 83 99 Precipitation' (ins.) t 02 ., i T State of weather ..Cloudy Clear .. Lowest temperature (his morn ing, 27 degrees'.' Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1929, 7.61 Inches. Temperatures ayear ago loday: Highest, 4"; lowest. 32. . Observation Taken at & A. M. 120th Meridian Time x if v.i r 3 CITV. 3 5 ? Baker City Uismarck Uolsc , i Denver ...... Ues Molnos I Fresno ; Helena Los Angeles .. Marshflcld Phoenix ...,.,... Portland 'Red llluff 20 26 20 .36 28 32 30 66 32 51 40 34 34 211 42 26 36 30 36 26 Clear Clear Clear Clear . Clear ; Foggy Clear Clour Clear Cloudy Clear Foggy Foggy Clear , Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy ' Rosehurg 52 'Salt Ijiko City. 10 I San Francisco .. Go Santa Fe 48 Seattle .....'. 48 Spokane 4ti W alla Walla .... 52 Wlnnliwg W. J. HUTCHISON, Meteorologist. W. J. HUTCHISON, . Meteorologist, OltKlTON CITY. Al Wills was charged with driving an automo bile while intoxicated and V...H. Ftilkerson was charged wllo Intoxi cation following an accident near hbrc DECEMBER 31, 10'2!. PORTLAND, Dec. 3 L iA Butter and butterfat prices sccin determinod td start the New Year at figures dower than any others reached in months. Another de citn ux- 10 alt., iil,oHtf ' ine ims wus posted, loday... -This tput joxiran at 8 7c and butlfcaV'oV'iWtland delivery i ' ' Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Dep. 31. UP) CATTLE and CALVES: Keccipttf. cattle, 60, calves 10. 'Around steady with Monday' close, or steady : higher for sho stock and tfUZ hJslr for calves and veal era. Half era, good $9. 75 f 10.25, com mon to medium $7.U06 9.7&. Cows, good $8.25'8.75, common to me- dium $8.00428.25. low cutter $3.00 foAAfi Kitllu muut ti otonln T fiO fiS.OO, cutter to medium $i.50& 7.60. Calves, 500 lbs.-down, me dium to cnoice J7.0U& 9.50, cull to conunon $ti.oo7.50v HOG8; Fairly active with best light buichers 25c lower than Monday's-close,' Receipts 325, In cluding 8 drive-ins Heavy weight 'J.hl)ii lt medium weight 410f( 11.20. . Light - weight f$ll'&ill;25. Ught lights, 1 30.1 BO-.; lbs., medium to choice 10.50 11.2.: r , ' BHEKP and LAMBS: talking steady; receipts sheep, 100. j v . Y'roducc. . PORTLAND. Dec. 34. W gutter: r , Cent . lower; cubes, ex tras. 3Tc: standards, 3Cc; prime firsts', 35c; flrstg, 33c Creamery pricea: Prints 3c over cube stand ards. ,' . -,.: : , x - - MILK - Cutterfat. cent lower; raw. milk (4 per cent). $2.40$ 2, fiO ewe, delivered. Portland, less 1 per cent. , Butterfat, . station, 34c; track, 3Gc; deliveries at Portland, 39c. " Kggs, .poultry,, country, meats, onions, potatoes., wool, nuts, bay cugcara, bark and hops steady and (unchanged. San- Pninclwa Butterfat SAN KRANCISCO. Dec. 3l'. W) Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 42-ic. ' - ' ' - Supar and Flour. PORTLAND. Dee. ,31. (-Pi Cane sugar (sacked basis) Steady j cane, fruit or berry, ' : $5.40 , pcr cwt.: beet GusaCi.,5.ik ,cwt,, .i j Flour (city delivery prices) Steady: family patorits, 4?s. $S.OO; HAPPY NEW YEAR! '' " aurtneri in ' Community Development" I . ; ; : -i y y Resolution (or tf)t ietu "To. Offer to you at all times the Greatest possible Values", i on all your Hardware and House Furnishing necds.,.to have ' 1 what you want when you want it at the lowest price corvr - Betty Bright Self Wring- ing Mop Safe Quick 1 ' Only ' 89c ' vv -.. "... j .; As Advertised in our January Store News" " m m ft" ' 2SS RATCHET BfeACE d". 50C IftlNCHSWSBP Btrooa-dependable. At an amulnily low A 14 . W A whole wheat. 7,lo; Kiuham.l UKs. $7.ti0; paU-y flour, 4Js. 7.5. Kan Franclsrti lnill VrUv ' SAN FltANCIHCO. Dee. 3l.-rVh (Fed. -State Market News Service.) Apples, hexes, Newtown Pippins $2.5012.75. Northwestern: Delic ious, xf. 3 5H 3, MRS. PHELPS HOSTESS , TO ROGUE RIVER CLUB - j ' KOCa'K'niVKIt, Oro., !oc; iiil.J (ieclalifr-The Clvlti iiipr(ivomont club met n( tlie holub ) Mm: li'ii I'helpH Ifilday. The' mauling " well attoniled. ThAse present were Mrs. OrhnmoU, Mrs'hepliBrd, Ml'8, to j i in ; Beautiful new . Ford bodies on showrooms C. E. Gates Auto Co f JLJ Sixth and Pacifid HigWay - Phone 141 sistcnt witn dependable quality Wt appreciate your patronage...', we intend to continue to deserve it by living up to our " Associate" Resolution ioo , Values awaiting you Klgw!. ; Ulsht.compmtt bat with t many feet of drying jooctl!.'50C ! i ! ' ' I ' t 1 I , . 'waste basket DAIRY PAIL Quart Rctinned. 69c i real bargain.. Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. " "A Reliable Place to Trade"-Sixth and Bartlett " MARSHALL WELLS ASSOCIATE STORE NO. 525 er, i;. IMrUsey, Mib. Wiley,' VH IiraHliear, fMis. iWlkin, Ills. Swack Mcllvaln, -Mrs. Eads, Mm. Carter .Mru. (MtLacew aud Mrs. DU, ami 'for the day wore Mra.Fowlor, Mr. sauaiy aau; jusa maysf Sflmlry. MONTGOMERY "WARD IN ,! PORTLAND HAS BLAZE . I'O.llTJ.AND, Ore.,. Beo. Sl.Z f l'lre of undetermined oiiKln caiunf j $l&a6' Jlhinago to the. second floor jof he. XJontKomery, .Ward building ! hcre'eiirlj- today. 'The blato startj. jed bllei,;mployex.. were 'takins Inventoi y. - - at our gear Northern '.King ToHet. TIs- . ."ue 1000 , Sheets , 6 roll for . . 47e ' . :7 I ,111 1930 BREAD ' 'N BOARD ' Open tbednr and lim't Ibc boitrd.' , A handsome, roomv Bread Box with built in Bread Board and holder for knife- Some lhin New) Compact and ,, .-, ft convenient. Associate Brrce, only. ftl.O"