Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOItl") MAIL TRIBUNE; MEDFORD, ORKfiOX. FRIDAY, JANUARY tt. 1!):!0. tl' II i Santfords Saving . 'S .r,'f, Our Store In our, new location we will; have more room to handle our fast growing sales of meats and. groceries. We earnestly invite you to visit our New Store and see for yourself the wonderful Savings, I ' . .1 Note: We guarantee every advertised price for six full shop ping days. We guarantee every article as advertised. If you are not satisfied with any purchase after you have reached home and examined it, immediately return it to Santfords Saving Stores and get the price you paid. Sugar Pure cane. In clean cloth bags. You get full weight at Santfords saving price. ,59 10 lbs. Milk Your choice of Borden's, Carnation or Alpine. A t Santfords all week saving ' price. '; '" . ' ' , .09 all cans.. Coffee A fancy blend In bulk. It makes a wonderful !cup 'pf breikfast coffee. Buy a fw pounds' at Santfords. .30 Per lb. Pancake ' "" Sperry's. Extra quality. In full 3-lb. packages. You save any day next week at Sant fords. .19 3-F-J. pkg.. Pork Roasts Cut from fancy young grain fed pork. You save at Sant- .fords.;. . J. t .18 Perlb'....ft. ' Beef Roasts Cut from young tender beef. Buy this week at Santfords saving price. Per Uv.,4... 1 8 Backbones Cut from the best govern ment Inspected pork. Save at Santfords. ' " r .10 Per lb. ' Lard Pure lard. In bulk. Bring your pail and save at Sant fords. .15 Per lb.. 36 South Central At 36 SOUTH CENTRAL Opposite Craterian Theatre we have for you Butter Extra quality fresh churned creamery. Buy all week at Santfords saving price. ' .39 Per lb. Crisco It's one of the fine shorten ings and you save when you buy it at Santfords. ' , .69 3-lb. can Rice Extra fancy Blue Rose brand, southern long grain head rice. You save on rice ';'lat Santfords. c, i .25 4 lbs. Macaroni Extra' quality. Made from hard wheat. Remember you save at Santfords next week. .25 4 lbs. Boiling Beef Extra nice. Your choice of several cuts and you save at Santfords. .15 Per lb." Bacon Medium weight. Nice and lean. By whole piece. .25 Per lb s Hams Sugar cured. Extra fancy hams. Buy at Santfords and cave. Price is for whole ham. " : ' Jt.v. i .29 Per lb. Steaks Round, Sirloin, Rib or T-bone. All cut from 'nice young beef. a .25 Per lb. Stores 5 ,'SL- Citrus HRenular rir.., ti.. kind you always use.' You Ibuy It cheauer at Santforrls. .19 Lg. pkg. Corn Extra standard Iowa grown sugar corn. - You save when you buy corn at Santfords. .10 No. 2 can... Kidney Beans Van Camp's. New pack. They are really nice and you buy them cheap at Santfords. .10 No. 2 can.. Kraut Van Camp's or Llbby's. Two of the very finest; In No. 2'2 cans. You save at Sant fords . .., ' t .69 G cans Pumpkin Extra quality pie' pumpkin. In large No. 22 can3. You save at Santfords. .25 2 cans Pineapple Fancy sliced. In ;No. 2'2 cans. Packed in syrup. Save at Santfords. 23 Per can Peas Extra standard. Nice and. tender. In No. 2 cdns. Bu" what you want at Santfords saving price. ' .69 6 cans ... Coffee .Schilling's Best. In vacuum tins. You save on the best coffee' at Santfords.' " 45 Per lb. t K. U'op)' (iales, wan the prin cipal speaker at the regular monthly im-cUii; of the Medford shrine club this noon, which was largely attended. Mr. dates in-Red that "citizens appreciate the worth and resources of their own state, and unit yelling uhout taxes." "Oreuon has' about the same tax rate at Washington and California, but far less population and indus tries.;' ; You can't . vote the taxea off the book, but we can wake up and get more population and in dustries." " ' ' The speaker surmised that if the rest of the stale showed the same spirit as this city and southern .Oregon, an ,"era of development, that would 'never end, would be launched," ... HILLAH TEMPLE WILL Tho annual olocliim of lllllali temple will lie hold nt Aslilnnd lit S o'clock luniKlil. Willi Slirinei-H ex pected to he present front' all pnrtN of southern Oregon. A Immitiet "will follow the election nnd lnectlns, with IC. C. Jerome, imperittl poten tute, presldint!. fie Is oNpected to arrive this evening from a fltree weeks' visit In California. Following the etistoniary proced ure of moving officers up, R. 10. Dellricli tonight will undoubtedly ho elected the next potentate. Members are expected from Klam ath Falls, Medford, Ashland, Grants I'ass and other valley points. , WOMAN SAVES LIFE OF BABY IN CRASH I UrOHNE. Ore., Jnn. 3.--UP) Mrs. B. A. Cotton of Coburg saved the life cf her Infant child Wed nesday by holding its head above the water after the automobile In which they were riding skidded off the highway near Corvallis and plunged Into a ditch filled with I water and pinned the occtipants i 1lnc'rm'ath- Reliable Grocery C. A. Whillock, Manager . ' No. 1 No. 2 Johnson's Market 117 North Central Just bring your market basket to the Reliable Grocery ... then shop at your leisure. You 'li be surprised at the savings you can make and just how our self-service shopping plan will ap peal to you. Remember, we buy in conjunction vith over 700 busy stores the reason we sell for less! - ' - - Reliable Stores Owned Del Monte Coffee, lb; :.- ....45- Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, 2 cans.:'...... 45tf 2 lbs. Cocoa, in lunch pail, each : ....45 Pacjcage Dates, pkg ...C ....19 White Wonder Soap 10 bars 33c Sperfy Drifted Snow, 49 lb. sack $1.95 Holiday Oleomargarine, 2 lbs 35p Heinz Catsup, bottle 25 Bulk Macaroni; 3 lbs. for SKty French Prepared Mustard, bottle 13 Where you meet Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take "advantage of these bargain! by shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliable Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 5 in Central ,Point.;t ,v.,.t.,MNt,... .,.,. 1:,,;fc 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less I In Judgo Taylor's court. Cheater j Thumaron, a Central Point youth 'Of li year!, whose ease has been ; pending since December 20th last, Ion tho charge of forgery, was ar raigned ttiis forenoon. He waived examination and was bound over to the tirand jury under bond oi $250. The boy is accused of having passed a forged check of $24.03. to which was signed the name of F.K. rpton. on the first National Hank of Med lord, on December 20 th. PHILIPPINE BOUNDARY CONVENTION CONFIRMED WASHINGTON, Jan. :). ll1) Secretary Stlinsou nnd Sir Ksnie Howard, tho Hritlsh anthassador, have siBtied a convention between the I'nlted States and (Ireut Hrlt aln limiting definlloly tlio boundary lino between the l'hlllppino arclil I pelago and t ho slate of North Hornoo. Tlio convention confirmed Hie boundary lino es(ablishcdl'by (ireat Hritain and Spain, while tho latter owned the Philippines, prior to the treaties of I8HS anil limn, under which the United States aciiuired tho archipelago. LA GRANDE HOTEL TO ADD SEVEN STORIES LA IIHANDIO, Ore., Jau. :!. (!) tlullus Uoesch. owner of Sucaja wca inn. announced today a seveti slory building project ndjacent to the hotel and connecting with tho main building through an overhead hallway or tunnel over the Inter vening alley. Four stories or more will be erected this year. KING ALFONSO APPROVES REORGANIZATION PLANS MA I) KID, Jan. 3. (fP) I'rcmlcr I'rimo de Rivera today announced "nolitical nlan" look! tin toward re- ! organization of the patriotic union and that later on nothera plan would he submitted Tor , a national government presumably to repluce the present dictatorship. by Rogue River Capital P. & G. Soap 10 bars 33c good things to eat We Invite You To try our store during 1930, as we are well prepared to give you the finest of grocery service at reasonable cost. A Complete Stock of Staple Groceries. An Attractive Line of Fancy Groceries. Fresh Fruits and Vegetable of all kinds. Mrs. Stratton's Home Made Cakes, You can order by telephone arid be as sured that your order will be filled just as carefully as if you called at the store in person. Personal Attention H Phone 252 Chimney Too Small f or Burglar Policemen Use Roped in Rescue CHADDS FORD, Pn,, Jan. 3. (jp) a hui'Bltn who. tried to eater the home of John D. Sehledt hero by1 way C a chimney sot ntuck enrly today, and was forced to cull upon the occupants of the house for help. He wbh reHeued by fire men and then arreBted. , The prlHoner gave hla name an Mlchnel Toth, 27, of Philadelphia, lie Haid he learned to climb whon lie wan a sailor nnd thought that "chimneyH would bo eitHy." A'hen ho and two companions were un able to enter the Schiodt house by windows and dooi'ir.'Jiff climbed to Woman Dog Catcher Acts Without Pay as Safeguard Against Cruelty KVANSTON. III., Jim. 3. (I') After two exicrh:m:'M with mm clnfe witchniD, n. wninuii today hi.il thn Joli. Ml'H. I ,i 1 1 hi ft l.unilllhl will lie: l wltlloltl puy, iH'Ing KliliHrlcil to mv Hint tlio iIokh itro lu-oporly cured fur. i'3 v:iiinlfnr flrnt dug ciiiehiir Wu'i lari nie Hlilnnor. lit; lunl IiIn Job lieeniiHO ho wan loo l?ood. Ho wn bo vlKllniit that even o lll(!h-clas iIok dnrod not ko far without hi, collar. or Kklnnor would get hin and taUe him for u rldo, a term 1 rrstrsr-ro.T -I : Shock Absorbers on Ash Cans For Rest to Nervous llb'I' KAI.O, , N. Y.CIM'.) To mivo wrur nnd tear on 4 your iierveH, put Hhock alj-, Hurhera on your hmIi eaiiH,, HUgKeHtH l''raiiclM K. Frnnc' mk, l!uffulo' health cum- mlKHloner. . The HlmpleHt method In to place rubber or hempen mats 4 5 on the .sidewalk where the 4 Hh rollectora drop the canti. , However, that mlKht bo n temptation to Homo ef-nnoml- cully-minded nelKhbor to pro- fr cure hla Hhock alworberH when the owtiei-H failed to ho on tho look-out. Therefore. Ki-onczak huk- k.'nIh that the mittH be nailed, Klued. tied or otherwise per- manenlly fnnieni'd to the hot- I tomfi of the cnnH. " NihtIiiI Commiiulcatliiu Medford lidito No. 103, A jCj K. A, .M.. K.tdny, Jnnu- ury j. man, 7:30 p. ;, Work In the B. A. deuree. Hy Ol der of the W. M. L'H3 T. M. llnt'STON, Reey. E. MARSH (i Grocer v , the roof and Hlld down tho chim ney. , .fut.nbpve a ffroplace, In the living room ho four himself trap pod, .. , le Hquirmed for two houra, try Ins to extricato, hlmwelf and then bepan to moan, for' help. A non ,of the- owner of the houne heard the inoiifiH and called police, who In turn culled the fire department. , Tho latter pulled Toth out with ropea, took him .to a hospital for il bath and treatment fur cutH and hrulHCH, then to u magistrate who held him In $5000 bail. ) Toth'H couipufilons hud deserted tiim. -. . . ; ' ... I mwiillnt; the .miino In cunliid u In ,-ariKliind. . letin JJeHi-rvl Htioucvili'd Hklnnrr. Jle (unit .ufflco with. tli Iok'm. "Mvei'y duK will, huvn 1h flay, fin:l vury day will liavo 1 1 h dug." Ono iff llii;, rsulullH fir whli li DnHnrvl will bo lun(! rviiigiiilmicU wiw Mil (MiiHiupHt nf the Inin fh.K. Mr. ! Hervl, alwuya zealuu.s, thought tlio Iron duft wiih it real dot. Mo IoiiimmI j , Kia,,e, n, um niuulned liln liund Hoverely, Aire. I ll lx I ii ) 1 1 . will not iieliliilly eit:h (tiwwr WheilflTpri hift hojtvii fif - n iloj; 'triitt-'hwii iiiilfchiiif!, Hhu Wlll'luli Ihi. bo'llecif ! Htri4 Vy Mmbh Ootjnty ANtraM Ofq litti BirMt aM CnlfJ AwmJ Miirrlns lb'MiHPH ' Hay O, OlHon and Kather A. Wlnlfi-M, , ItoKri' V,' W'llllaina and Kinina Mr IMutfliiH, - . ,.. . i J'aul H. hen JMeiHler nnd Mar Kfot SykcM. , Kmmett fille and Allen Meyera. JOurl H. Oraery and Marie Ilrua t'in. ' ' , OnorBe W. Hcott und ' Juaaie Hrnlih. ' I ' KtiKene CInwcr and IMlnii I. j Doty. ., , . ' r cheater Tempvat nnd Florence HofkitiK. Arthur L. llrown and Kather Whitley. Tiny I'ortiT and Krancea M. I'lillpott. M , . Circuit Court. Mil i' I In Heltltain,' Alfred McuhcI and Krank Dp Souza: Arllclen of liM-orporatlon filed Dec. 1 2t ll2fl, "ItoKUe Itiver Meat, Ine." .(tlCP, . At noon. Dec. Slat. 3!I29, I took over the tcai-age known us Kleht ner'a (larutte, altuuted at tho cor ner of U Bth Ht. and Fir Ht., !n tho City of Medford, and will not be repnnjdble for any debts in- ) ) ) ' - ' 1 f i - 1 Prompt Service Phone 252 curred.by Ed ,T. herin, oporutinj; ' a.s llehtner'a Garage. ' l; 884 CAHl, FICT1TNEU. WHEAT FARMER ? "IN FINE SHAPE" t "trp until takinir S n r g o n my ' 1 Htonittch troubled me for five years -' ; without v. let-Up. . After a menl I'd have fl burning In my Htomach it Hlil f'rJrf ri fnl 1,,, .... 1.... hw r ? -.j is "im-ii 'ill- $x$ -rf; vr fin,,. iiAOon ki;mmi:ks liver a'.cMtied no Kood at all and I ' whm coiiKtipHLed that time. 1 took modielnoM and treatments at i biK expenwe but K't no better. U w a burden to keep Ihinwa run- , nine on my farm. "Throe noftlcn of Harcon cleared lilt my trnuhlcH completely. The burning and kh blnutlmc have left, me, and I cut heartv and enjoy my tiienlM. I slepp ffn every nielli ami am up early and Htiriinir -ill day without belnir fa:j;ed when n tub t eomea. I've " gained nine pounds und I'm in fine. Hhape gen crally." Jacob ItemmerH, i, l J, I, Kakane, wheat and dairy far mer. MjiuUI lirtiif Co.. AkviiIs. ISIS East Main Near Brldgo Admission 10c and 15c TONIGHT and Tomorrow "Uncle Tom's Cabin" . MATINEE 1:30 P. M. iH .If Jl.J: T 'ill! :I ;. i.1