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MKDFOKT) MATL TRTBUXR, MEDFORD, OREOONV FRIDAY. MAY. 9. 1930. PAGE TWO Iocal' and ' -'Personal Four lliilMlnjc ApplU-atinnfl . Indications thul May will 1 nn active building month were brnuKlit out today in the filing of application! for building permit; with the city today and ytwterriiiy. AppllcationH were filed thy .1. (.'. I leaver for a $3500 home on Ly man avenue; L. I. Ijuvton. dwell ing. $3500,. Jjymnn avenue; Mor ris Leonard, $500, dwelling. JIUI ere.m road; V. U, Hartley, pnruK, $400, Pine street. 111 at I'orlliimfc Hospital ' ' Kdward Drymlalw of tho Stand ard oil company hus been conflntd hi a Portland hOHpital for the past three or four ' weeks recovering from a minor, operation. imperial Orchestra. CJoM Hill every Hat, Dance till 2:00. 49 Yellow and bluo bulh Iris for pale; special for Mother Day. Call early as supply Is limited. Phone SHIM,- or cull at 31!5 So Holly. 43 Placing Itoud Mjoik John Heaney, In charge of the road sIkd. department of the Oje Kon .-State Motor OMfochition, !s "pending a wbort time In Med ford and Jackson county, p lacing1 230 or H road hIkiih on country roads, giving the distanceu to the nearest towns, Mr, Heaney expecU to niark nil ruadH in the county !n keeping with a road murking cam pftlgn carried on by the a:-ciation. (Viihiim Conference Ifelil Lee Meyer, field agent connecte-l with tho census headquarters at lOngene, Bpent yesterday afternoon with ( T. Baker of the Medford Chamber of Commerce, conferring in connection with (be addition"! names sent to Kugeno hunt week to holster up Medford's population to tho 1 1,000 mark, Mr, Meyer failed to make any official state ment in regard to Medford'8 fig ure, hut It Is thought that the pop ulation is well over the mark. Oregon Hotel ;ncNt Inelud'-d anions the Kue.six at ledford huiels. today are. C. W. Owen. W. l-'n-d Harris and K. '. ilrandehtrg uf Albany, Ted Misch and Van Welder of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Hun Hobinson of Pendleton, Carl A. Field. Miles H. Hard-H and James WalMon of Kutjene, Harry Clover of JtoMuburg, l. W. Know gel of Oregon City, A. ,. Simpson and fowell Simpson of Coqiillb-, and tlie following of Portland: K. V. Petlls, L. W. iir.me. Ceo. i. I Pratt and wife. Charles Tdale. K. K. Hteffan, C. I. Gregory, U-n. V. i Woods, (J. fl, flerby, K. S. Hall, J. J. Ilurke, Mr. and Mrs. (ion, Pobl, Jack Wick, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. HUaggH and child, Walter .1. Hoots. A Ifred OHlmuml i.nd I. M erind. , 'm-t Ct'lebiailnii Soon ! I A numbf r of Medford people I are already rr0'ing .plana to at- J tend the Fourth of July celebration 1 at Crescent City, Cal., and pub ' llcity lierature was received from I there today. The affair promise to be a big event and will cover : three days. . lfl-in. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. - 344tf Dance, Oold Hill Sat. night. 4'- On Paving liu.sfncxH L. (J. Herrold of the Herrold Paving cotniMiny is In this city from Salem attending to business matters concerning operation of his company. Summer prices on wood r,nd coal, liuy now at our special May deliv ery prices, V K. Samson Co. 50 I We specialize in radiator, and i fender repairing at Van's Oaragy, , 33 So. Hartlett. Phone 208. 'f lfi-ln. green pine slabs, large or Ismail loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 70. - 344tf. flood music, fine floor, Jackson ville, Sat, night. 4!i Student Journey to Ashland .About 75 high school students, members of the band, orchestra and glee clubs, left this morning for Ashlntld to take part ' in the musical festival being conducted there. The festival opened yes terday when Medford grade schoobj, with a number from other schools in southern Oregon, par ticipated In the singing. D u a r t Crouulgnolo permanent waves at Hose bo rough's H e a u t y Shop, 12 So. Central. Tel. 362. 53 For HaleMother's Day bouuuelF.. Old-fashioned nosegay a specialty, order early. Call at 325 South Holly St. or Phone 3!tO-U 4'J Vtiderweut Operation Harry Mnlhewji of Trail, an In mate of tho county Jail for posses sion of moonshine, underwent an operation at the flaered Heart hos pital last evening for appendicitis. Ho had been fined $250 and en tenced to 30 days in Jail a short time ngo; Dressmaking nnd remodeling at the. Fashion Shop, 424 Medford nidg. Tel. 1181. tf Have, you seun the lovely boxes of candy for Mother's Day at the Crest, South Central? 50 Hcuti.fmiii a Distance Among tho guests from a dis tance reklstered at Medford hotels are F. N, Whitman of New York Clly, O." X). Sithuderson of New ark, N. J,, and F. O. Hnrlson of Twin Falls, Ida. Higgest orchestra tn the valley, fiold Hill Hat. night. 40 Saturday Is last day of Paint Hale., liig Plkies Lumber Co. 48 I. O. O. F. Kncjuiipmcmt j HoKiifv Jtlvoi' Mnuumpmetit meet ing tonight. . Work in H. P. degrea. Hefreshments. - All mem bom and visitors cordially Invited. -is Tomorrow wo will of , fer our customers i 1 i u. V v." ;. An Opportunity which Wa bellovTe every Rogue Valley house- wife should take odvan ' tage of. '. .We will sell gonuine custard filled , Boston Cream Pies at the e x t r a o r d i n a ry price, of ' 14c each Those Boston Creams are filled with a delic ious cooked custard and topped with a delight, ful whipped crem mer. ingue. A good value at the regular - price of 25c, and a phenomenal one at the above price. On sale at 8:30 a. m.t until our .supply is exhausted. For Hale .Special on old-fashioned nosegay and mixed boumiets for .Mother's JJay, fto(. to $1.00. Phone VM) j, or call 325 Smith Holly St. ' 4!l I Petty Thievery Coiiiliiuhig I Kurt her evidence that petly j thievery In .Medfurd 1m coot Imtinn. I Hoy -Morgan reported to the police today that span- tire was stolen last night from bin car whlb- piir! ed on Mast Muln street. liHlgo legre Woi'k Tonight I login Itlver Mncaiupment, I. O. O. K. (f Medford will have work In the royal purple dngree tonlglit. Central Point furnishing the can didate. This elaborate ceremonial Is expected to draw visitors from neighboring towns. mes StNCfs i90C Hemstitching, plcoting, pleatlnif. butiitn making and ho.so mending. Handicraft .Shop. 257t CI ii a i a n t ee d h e m si Itch 1 n g. M ri. Canoose, formerly with Hlnclalr'.i crowd of Store, now located at 21! Lfeutty. 411 i'hono 5-12. We'Ti haul Away your refuse. City Sunltary Service. . 337tf If you give Mother enndy for Mo ther's Day, be sure that It's ?Uio best, Itoxe.i Kpecially pocked to suit the Individual, The Crest, South Central. 50 HARRY MARX Painter of the Homes of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging , Phone 178-J Visitor from Kiiiihuh C. H. Malott of Mapleton, Kans.. was nmong the motorics from n distance who registered today it the local branch of the nut of state! auto registration bureau. Another big dance, (lold Hill Sat. night. Dance till 2:00. 4) Yellow and blue bulb iris for sale; special for Mother's Day. Call early as jmpply Is limited. Phono 3!Mj or call at 325 So. Holly. 4: Mutual Siirprlntv i . . "It's a small world, after all," said .1. H. Driver of Santa' Ihirbara, to his brother, M. U. Driver of Cen tral Point, as they met In a Hervlce station In Merced, recently. Tht two brothers, with their wives, had Intended to meet at the Ahwanee hotel to spend a few days enjoying the high waterfalls and wild flow era, hut were mutually surprised to see each other as they drove Into the station, for gas" beforo' golnyr into the valley. WHERE TALKING PICTURES REACH PERFECTION The Peasley's new stoudio now open, oppoflito now Holly theater. tf Suturday Is last day of Paint Hale. Vlt'K riiioH' LuiVibd'Co." 4S Rvhlblt Wiblilowcr A wild "moccasin"" with five flowei-H on ono atom was brought to the Chamber of Commerce yes terday by Dorothea Nlcewood, for dlspluy purposes. For Sate Cut fiowors. Mixed bouquet a specially. Also order taken for corsages. Call tit 32ii South Holly St.. or Phono 8H0-U fiO t-et mo write your Tiro Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, llotol Holland Itldg. Phono 0U3. tf Klanialh lHi I Ih (timing The big growth In population bv Klamath Kalis Is gratifying to It. K. Kenwood, who was in Medfnrl today from that city. Ho attrib uted th surprising Increase to the lumber industry which has causei the construction of neveral large tii Ills In the Klamath section. The city Is also In the center of a big agricultural country and has much to which to look forward In the future, although the lumber indus try In time may fall as the sus taining Industry. If Interested In aviation, wiltn The Aero Klylng Service, Ih.x 10fi. Talent, Ore., for Information. 4S I,et m haul nway your garbage nnd refuse. Phono 542, City Sani tary Hervlce. 3STtf Sut'rrml ItiHiken Arm Dart Anew, who sustained a brok en arm nnd minor Injuries yester day In n mishap at the (loetx saw mill at' Prospect, was reported to lie improving today at tho Com mutiny hospital. lfl-in. green pitie slabs, largo or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 7tl. 344tf ; i Saturday Is lat day of Paint Sale. Itlg I'lnes dumber Co, - 4S" NH'iikH at Anhlatid KmphaKlxliig the four major fac tors upon which the recent Cres cent City harbor hearing centered, A; H.- Hanwell, matuiKer of tho Northern Cnilfornla-iieuthern Ore gon Development association, spoke today 1 before Ashland Itotarlatw. Needs of present and prospective commerce, recent railroad and 1 V h w n y development, existing (relKbt rtert and general economic benefits to result from tho reduc tions thereon, and benefits to ac crue to the fed em I government, were the four points emphasised. Ashland Tidings. ' See Itrill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender nnd auto bodyl repairing. tf Oxy-aee tyleno welding. bralng, cutting. N. F. Ohrt, 114 S. Uarttott. Siinlticil Hand Injury Howard Meadows of the K. U. White Machinery company is In capacitated for several days, re covering from a hand Injury u- Anyone who would I'ko n bar gain In a ulKh Rr;de Imnjn should, ill nl tbU nffli-n nml Itifliicct ttnv buujo I'-ft here for nale; n sacrifice rcBiirdless of cost. 2&tP HEY, KIDS! Get . Your Pins and Membership Cards Tomorrow at 12:30 at the iMeetihg of the ' Mickey Mouse Club Meet the new officers, learn the club yell and song, laugh at Mickey Mouse in the "JAZZ FOOL," hunt adventure with "TARZAN THE TIGER," don't miss Mickey and Minnie Mice in STAGE ACTS, and laugh at , ,",.'.''.Vl JOHNNY ARTHUR in the All-Talking Screen's Newest , ... Rollicking Comedy Hit "PERSONALITY" Honestly it's the funniest production ever shown in Medford Ends TONITE All Talking Musical Drama Wll.l.l AM ( (M.l.ll ll. .lit.. AI.U'i: DAY III "THE MELODY MAN" mickk.y (iliMsi:i.r MHH iur. In "MICK 1 1' S'l'lt.XTlfiY" llllIMOIti: TltlO T.I.KIX(i MOWS Don't Forget MOTHER'.: i A BoOk of 1 FOX SCRIP Always Pleases WILLIAM FOX Prointl Most Sensational LOVE Story cf iltrtctsftne "IT TONITE and Saturday TCTCYCrrC-TClll -1 II I A POX MOV1tTON6 Mill . AL.t-TAtK.iNCr- II A (liauinlltittoii of the tlW apMantiHV of I'-iimpe' fl tiiiucltil wljutl , . . lu'tlaiincil ono or I he HCMn's m'ihi- tlolH. Plus "THE DANCING GOB" Ntino i'U'vit iliini'liiit nntl KxiIm (if Iiii;Ih ro txi.mnc; m:vs AHMISSION I Mill. Illc, S.V' l:e. 2.V. 5IH- Economy Groceteria THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Contradicting" Proverbs (With apologies to Ripley) "You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too" Vvn T Savihg Without Self Denial" ! . . . f Yes, you can have your cake and eat it tooif you will shop the Groceteria way You can buy as you have always bought live as you have always lived set the same table eat the same foods and save. ' ' ' 4i ' Cutting out the co$t of clerks credits and small deliveries makes a lot of differ ence in store expense expense that does not enter into the eating of the so-called cake.. ' '- So follow the crowds shop the Groceteria way it's a lot handier now with our second store at 6th and Grape. The same foods the brands you know are at both stores and there's always room to park. Satisfy yourself that you can "have your cake and eat it too" by "Saving Without Self Denial." Bread ' Made without substitutes so its "home style" Fresh from the ovens buy at either store. :!.; .. n- ' Mb. loaf ...... . '. : .! . . . '. . 3 for 20c 1Mb. loaf . 10c Buns, Parker House or Napkin Rolls, ' Doz. 15c Fruits and Vegetables Home Grown Rhubarb, 2 lbs. A 5c Onions, 2 bunches . .' . ':' : '". '. .' . . .. " 5c Radishes, 2 bunches . .." .' 5c Fancy Grapefruit, 2 for 19c. Fancy Bell Peppers, .lb. ....... . 19c Bunch Carrots 5c. Sunkist Lemons, doz. .' 23c New Potatoes, 3 lbs 23c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Golden West Coffee now our fast- est selling coffee, 1-lb. can . . . 43c Mocha & Java Coffee, in 1-lb. vacu um cans . . . . . ........ 59c Snowdrift Shortening, 3-lb. can 69c Califene Shortening, 3-lb. can ...... 49c Puyallup Pure Fruit Jams, all kinds, v 16-oz. tall jar . ! . . . 25c Macaroni made in Oregon and fresh from the factory this week, 3 lbs. 19c Barr's Vegetable Dinner, No. 2 cans ...... . . .'. . . v . . . . . ..... 19c Ivory Soap the 15c barf 4 bars . . 43c P & G White Laundry Soap, 10 bars 33c Sanif lush, per can 20c Shredded Wheat Biscuit 10c Hershey's Cocoa, lb. 15c; lb. ... 29c Phillips Hot Cake and Waffle Flour, 2 pkgs. 23c Sliced Beets, Rogue River brand, No. 2 can 10c Sliced Pineapple Solar Brand, No. 2i can, 3 for 65c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 1 tall cany 3 for 25c Peaches Melba halves or sliced Monarch fancy brand, No. 2 can 'v'V-3 for ,K .!..:.. . . Irt:, i-. .-. v.-:-. :. . 65c Camp Fire Marshmallows,' lb. box T 23c 4-oz. can Malo Whip cake icing 'i free with each. . r. Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb. sack . $1.89 White Down Flour, guaranteed hard wheat, 49-lb. sack . . . v. . ;.. $1.79 O-Cedar Mops, dry or oiled 63c to $1.33 O-Cedar Polish, 12-oz. or 60c bottle 48c Fly Swatters wire or fiber, 3 for. 25c Electric Hot Plate, single burner !$1.29 Galvanized Garbage Cans, large size for outdoor use . . . ,.v:. . : $1.49 Speede-grater does the work of 3 graters' . . .39c Electric Waffle Mold l pt Wesson oil 2-lb. bag waffle flour . . . $4.98 Lawn Mowers ball bearing 1 - $7.98 to $11.98 Garden Hose Goodrich best quality molded hose guaranteed to give ' satisfactory service, 25 ft., . , . $2.49 50 ft. . . . . . . $4.83 SHOE DEPARTMENT Women's sport oxfords - Crepe, rubber or leather soles. In all the wanted colors. ' ' Women's pumps Colors: Blond, or patent leather Cuban heels. All sizes. Former price $4.95. Tomorrow $2.95 $3.95 Special Lux Sale Lux Toilet Soap, 4 bsrs ......... 23c Life Buoy Soap, 4 bars V. . . 25c Rinso, large pkg9 . . 19c Rinso, small pkg., 2 for 15c Lux Soap Chips, snallopkg. 3 for 25c Lux, large pkg. ...... v 22c Fountain Lunck Ready at 11 Both Stores SwokVered Steak. Potato. Cauli- LfUwer au gratin, Buttered Bread, Cof fee or Milk 25c Double Sundaes Fountains at both stores 15c 6th and Central Gates 6 iyiiard 6th and Grape SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Lof S OF ROOM TO PARJC 1