Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 16, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text0 JrRDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX. FRTDAY. MAY: IB. 1 f:10. PGE THREB Golden Rule Grocery . ... ., q. A. WHILLOCK, Manager No. 1 233 W. Sixth , No. 2 117 N. Central - i - m i m m w DELIVERY SERVICE Save Shoe leather and tfie effort of carrying home gro ceries just phone us and we will deliver free to any part of the city or shop here at leisure and we'll see that your order is sent to your home.' Hills Bros. Coffee, pound can 43 Golden West Coffee, pound can 43 Iowa Chief Corn, 3 cans 35 Miss. Lou, Shrimp, 2 cans 85 Pink Salmon, 2 cans 35 Carnation Milk Citrus Laundry 3 cans for Soap 10 bars 25c I 30c y Tru-Blu Crackers, 3-lb.; box .11.:. 39 Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 cans 25 Peet's Washing Machine Soap Trial package free with each regular sized pack age, while supply lasts. ACT AT ONCE - J (." fi jTrial Siw(a PEETSb K. C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. tin 19 49-lb. sack Drifted Snow Flour $1.89 .100-lb. sack of Sugar :.....,m..$5.49 . Order Oronite Cleaner Now Golden Rule Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at Golden Rule Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Golden Rule Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Golden Rule Groc ery No. 5 in Central Point. ; 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less ISIiS THEATRE ; TONIGHT LAST TIMES vSex rVfotion Picture Sex y THE ESCAPE OF "THE CAPTIVE" ' ! Don't Miss it! Adults Only-!1 No Children Under 16 Admitted Unless Accompanied by Parents EVENINfeS at 7 and 9 25c The PIG TAIL Market Quality and Service No Better Fresh and S&noked Meats O - o ; All Kinds of Lunch Meats Chickens and Rabbits Spring Lamb and Milk Fed VeJ Butter - Cheese - Mk Egg TrnitelVi'ivtl to.Spokaiuo Harold HiRnlow, former Meitfor-1 letter carrier nuW, working with th l!nittd States ttttil service on mail ca rs running out u? V ort In n il t a Ashlund. will take up similar dutit s vith headqunrler at Spokane. At the prenent time he passes through Med ford three times n week and cinea to the end of his run at Ashland. He will bo located it Spokane after June 1. j California.. t Hotels j Among California guests at Med- ford hotels ..are .Hi A. Heardaley. ! Peter Kadlee. J. T. Kenny, Harold ! Collins, O. A. Mlrtineln and B. M. ! Crowl of I-os Angeles. B. J. Morris and Hex Alloway of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garrett of Sacra mento. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gait and KUis C. Gait of Modesto. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Klanasan of Beverly Hills.' and the following from San Krnnclwo: Geo. Hueker. E. R. Bashor. A. C. Ttylop, Hal Sellers. Cart Fritzi. U. Kittlejohn and fam ily. 1,. P. Klunn nn.l Mr. and Mrs. A. Vurck. night. 6G Kor your Saturday night's amuse ment attend the Three Arts Hevue, "Two Feet High," at Medford Arm ory. S:3U p. m. Tickets 5ie. Med ford's hest talent, including former Kanchon and Marco dancers. 5G Dance. Jacksonville Sat. V. S. Hotel, !t until 2. 0 1301 Cirrus Xot So ;ixk! A mediocre show was the report that T- H. Robinson brought baek of theA'ole Brothers circus ho saw i last night nt Ashland, accompanied hv his brother. The circuit had Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with! only three performing horses, a ots of milt end blocks. Medford ! group of tired clowns, three ele- Fuel Co. -Phone 631. tf phants and the usual nertni ncis. but-did include some renmrKnoio work by a group of Arabian and Japanese Dance Pupils Hevue Miss Kuth Luy will present n tumblers. The circus number of her pupils In advance) plays today In Grants Pass and will revue Saturday nigm at the JtlToiij he in Cottage Grove tomorrow. l heat oi in flrnnk Pn.w. Wo specialize in radiator ana fendor repairing at Van's' Garage. 33 So. Berllett. Phone 208. tf Colvig's specials this week Word soap shampoo and a rubber apron. $1.1(1 value for 50c. 61 If it's quality or bargain lumber, see Big Pines. 55 t KxMM-t Officer Tomorrow Herb Moore, state traffic officer. I Is- expected . lo arrive .tomorrow from Oregon City to mi.ke ar rangements for his transfer from, that place to Ashland, where he will make his permanent residence, beginning June 1. Officer R. N. Phillips will replace Moore at Ore gon City. ,10-in green pine slab's, 'large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. It 344tf Let us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phone 542, City Sani tary Service. 387tf D. A. II. Markers Historical markers are to ; bo placed on several landmarks in ' I jane county hy th? Daughters of the American Revolution in May and June. One or the markers will be placed on the homeslte of Eu gene Skinner, founder of Eugene. The Peasley's new studio now open, opposite new Holly theater. tf Dance, snappy music and fl'ie floor at Jacksonville Sat. night, 9 to 2. 56 UlckertH to Take Trip -Mr. and Mrs. Jud Hlckert will go to Portland Saturday to attend convention of the Odd Fellows lodge, with sessions beginning Sun day. After the convention Mr.'and Mrs. Bickert will enjoy a vacation motr trip down the const bfefore returning to MedfortL , ,;t Hemstitching, picoting, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 257tf PROGRAM TONIGHT: Tn the liugn lilver high school auditorium the rommpm-r-tnent ex-1 rctses of the Rogue River high schout will he hold this evening. Arthur Long is valedictorian, and Shirley Jones is sGlutorian. hav ing the two highest average grades In the senior class for the four yeurx in high school. Tin- program Is as follows: Pmcossiimnl, M. P. Guy: inVo cation. Cecil Robert ; motifs by mixed chorus: salutory, Shirley June; "Honesty," Iai Velle Tay lor; songs. 11. S. Hoys' Olee flub: "redden Rule." Clenn Hlrdseye: "Ctuirtesy," l.ornyne Wright; songs Junior t'lee club; "Moral Char acter." Freda liws; valedictory, Arthur Long; presentation of di plomas. Samuel Sundry: songs. CUrls' Olee club; benediction. Cecil Roberts. U Isn't every day that you can get. something for nothing. Hut, today is the day at the .Palmer Music House, Special Cleanup Cam paign. Old records for ne See their windows.' 51 Free Demonstration nt Kldd's V. C. Hums of Albany. Ore., cu hoid foot specialist, who has been giving free demonstrations In cor-, rect arch supports nt Kldd's shoe store during the past two days, will continue to give consultations to morrow, nnd then expects to lenve for New York on n business trip. Mr. Burns Is the holder of five pat ents and an inventor of national reputation, and his demonstrations have attracted many local persons who suffer from foot trouble.- : i Dance, American Legion Club. Jacksonville. Sat. night, 9 to 2. 56 For your Saturday night's amuse ment attend the Three Arts Revue "Two Feet High.; at Medford Arm ory. 8:30 p. m. Tickets 50c. Mert ford's best tulent. including former Fanchon nnd Marco dancers. 64 Prize filwn for Trout The largest trout brought in during the month of May wins s $12 fishing rod offered by Con nolly Bros. The largest trout re ported so fr was brought in by Oua Johnson, and weighed 10 lbs. It was a lake trout and was caught near Rocky Point. Klamath coun ty is noted for Its fine fishing, so, big "fish stories" will probably be' coming In soon." Klamath Fal's Herald. E 301 looao Fancy Imported and Domestic Cheese CheeSe is one of the greatest concen- S-trated dairy products, and as a food is very wholesome, ' ' For the past few years we have given particular at tention to this commodity until today our cheese department is very attractive, featuring both Amer ican and imported cheese in great variety. Fancy Cheese Further national and interna-, tionul advertising: of , ytlw Hogue river i if wo Ut hern J Oregon' 'itsy a game fishing stream will come from the fact that some good fish ing pictures were taken at the Savage Rapids dnm during yester day morning and forenoon by two Fox .Movietone News men, ns the fishing was said to be good with ninny snlmon striking, nnd catchPH being made. The t w o movie men w e re 10 r 1 c Mayell, cameraman, and James Foreman, sound engineer, who spent Wednesday night at the Ltthia Springs .hotel In Ashland and left there early yesterday morning with Deputy Game War dens Koy Parr and F. M. Hrown to take the pictures at the dam. 6 I O i c n o American Swiss Imported Swiss Cream Brick Old English Philadelphia Cream Imported Edam Bluehill Pimento Bluehill American Tillamook Cream Imported Roquefort Pabst-ett Kraft Brick 'l American Grated Imported Parmesan Nu-Kraft? Velveeta LimbWger American Cheddar Radio Program , KMED (Mall Trlbune Virgin 8Utlon) Dance, Jacfcsonvllte Snt. night, with American Legion Club. Dnnc Ing 9 until 2. 66 Anyone who would like a bar gain In a high grade banjo should call Rt thiH'office' and Inspect the banlo left here for sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost; 25tf Leon Hasklns motored to Klam ath Falls this morning to spend the week end combining business and pleasure. - o 4 Jack Wcrshamrop. O Phone 325 We Deliver So. Central We Give S & H Green Stamps MEA T Is an essential part of the spring diet. If you want high quality ' ' "Let us meet your meat needs SPECIALS MORRELL'S BACON, lb. 25c SHANKLESS PICNICS, lb 19c MORRELL'S SKINNED HAMS, lb. 25c BACON SQUARES,.lb. . . i 18c LAMB STEW, lb. . . . . 15c SHOULDER OF LAMB, lb 22c CHOICE BEEF POT ROAST, lb. . 22c SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb 16c jlT'S NEW AND DELICIOUS! Wilson's Certified Chicken' in gelatine jelly. Cooked ready to erve--whole or half. i ; SPECIAL , s.,!: x j. Compound, 4 lbs 50c " Rhode Island, Red Fryers and Hens : Rabbits ' Ham Paddies Pure Pork Link Sausages Smoked Liver Sausages Smcked Pork Sausages Veal Loaf Ready for Baking Home Made Weiners Delicious Lunch Meats Choice Spring Lamb, Corn Fed Pork ' Milk Fed Veal ' .ECONOMY Meat and Fish Market - ,. - j T O , Phones; Meat 46 ; Fish 26 and o PEOPLE'S MARKET0 ECONOMY GROCETERIA.NO.. 2, W. Sixth, telephone 1085 j . ' Nichols ft Ashpole ;v O: 206 E. Mail Friday v- P. M. ... 6 to 6:30 Standard Flamo 4 (Jus HroKram. 4 B:0 to 6 Beebe Service Sla- Hon, Central Point. G to G: 16 Big Pines Lumber Co. G:15 to 6:30 News and Mar- keta by Mall Tribune. 6:30 to 7 Harwood Photo Ser- vice. 7 to 7:15 Tom and Wanh :re- aented by Asaoc.aten OH Co. 7 to 7:20 Announcements. 7:20 to 7:60 Soberer Motor Co. , .-. 7:50.. to 8 Popular Record- togs. ,- 8 (lovt. Front- Foreeant by Floyd Voting. 8 From 8 o'clock KMKD will broadcast - election returns through the courtesy of the 4 Mall Tribune. , ' Obituary A NEW ONE LIEDER K R A N Z - A soft cheese, just right to spread; ' Come In and See Our Cheese Display (. a JlVlal Size! a ,) - wtthmh . V PEETst TpEETsfl jSOAPj I ' Week's Washing Free Buy a regular size ' paclkage of PEET'S Granulated Soap and get a trial package FREE! C 4 ' O Try our telephone service It is dependable Personal Attention HE. ... Prompt Service MARiSfi Phone 252 GROCER 1 4 , Phone 252 WE REDEEM THE LUX AND RINSO COUPONS "PANKKY Johydinh Pnnkey ilind nt the Old ftnldipre i home in lloseburK. Ore.. May 1 3th. 1S30, t th ntro of 87 yenrn. He wnw bnrn In Cuss county, IllinofH, In 1S4S. nnd WAH murrled to Alnry A. ItaUiwhi, Janimry 3. 1867, nt Hnrdntown, Til. There wan horn to ihis unlun 11 ! children, nix of whom survive, Mr. I'nnfcey came to the Korup Itiver valley In 1875. nnd settled nt I (.'entrnl I'oint. For the mrt 1 S yearn ho hns lived nt the Koldiern' home in UoseburR. Mr. Jnnk':y Hpent three yenrs of very active Her vlc In the Civil war. aervlnK with company C, 1 2-th fllinolh volun teers. - ' He leaves to mourn his loss six children, fotr dniiKhtor and two fonn, iMrA. Mnttie Downing of Med ford, Mrs. Idn NoMomnn of Pft K ok la HprinKH, Colo., Mm. Mollie Wright of Central I'oint, Mih. Kt fle Cat on of Ontrnl Point, OeorRp Pan key of Medford, Krnent Pnnkey of Vaklmu, ah., nlHo his twin hrother Obpdlnh Pnnkey of Central Point; 10 wand children nnd four groftt-Krandchfldron. Funeral HprVlcen will . he - con ducted nt the Perl Kunernl home, Hft turd ny nt 2:30 p. m., Hev. John Hlon of Ceritrnl Point offlclntlriK. Interment in the Jacksonville cemetery. Hard winter 1.02 Northern' spMnp 1.0Vi Wowtcrn red ...;;.' 1 .6 No. 2-3K M. white :.. 2.C0 enr receipts unnvnllnhte today. .Jow.. , The close v wa year's j Hhioa approximated liBOO,- THE MARKETS Wall Street Report NKW.YORK, May 10 WV-The stock tunrket' vfituully Miir rendered itself to Hpeciilutive apathy today nnd WnM ntreet was left to comb the business news' and 'ntntlstlcnl RtuilleH for sins of developments thnt mlKht cnuso a market awak en ins. TrmlinK crept forward at a umitl'fl pace, and price chanKH were largely neKliglttle. One of the most encouniKlnif ttntihtlcnl analysis was the prelim inary Index of hUHlness activity for April, which, at 02.8, showed a Hhurp upturn from tho 8H.fi figure for March. United Aircraft Mn up more than five points nnd J. I. Case ex tended Its Rnfn to ten. . Klectric Htnrtiite Mattery dropppd five to the HtefldyV .QUQ sbavcH, .. .. . Todny's closlnn prices for IB selected stocks follow: Am.- Can t.: 14G Col. fins t v Amor. Tel n-nd'Tcl ; 147 Anaconda (10 Curtis WrlRht - 11 Oenerul Klectric (new).... 83 Kennlcot Copper llndlo Corporation 50 KendlnR 11B Hears Roebuck 85 United Air Croft .., 77 u. s. steel ;; 173 Mont. Ward 44 S. p 121 H FOK--AATti- 01 rail RKNT ft-room modern 'fur- nlshed houte. Call nt 1131 Wt 0th Kt. 57 WANTRt) TO RKNT Furnished cottage, modern conveniences. 3 bedrooms, garaRC, modest rental; have bedding, linens, dishes-nnd cooking utensils. No children no dogs, best of references. If flowers nnd shrubbery will have wonderful care. J. H. Robbing, care tlrovvers Exchange, Tel., 294. .67 FOR HAI.K New modern B-room house; $r0 down, balance -like rent. 30 Myers. fi7 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EXPHANOK Hnlcm lol(!tnco for; .MfMlfurd Hnuill holiHc, IoIm ovl rlowfl In HeiWK.- CiiIU 71H W.f I lih Ht. r. o i jf)KT On lilKlnvjiy hnlweon Myr-I ; tie I'oint nnd Mortford, one flv-l HAVK your ftirnlturd ro-ui)hoU welxlit rulilii-r hln-hoot. Itcturni. "ternl. roiilurd, reflnlshed. ' Ai tn Mull Tribune. Hvw.ird. r,?' N- Thllmillt, I'hone H89-R. 4 FOR HAlH S benutlful ncr.a, 0 mlnutex from heart or tewht mnnll new houite. gnrage' and chicken yurd; beautiful view of. .the valley; no-froat. Owner.com polled to return pant. A Irarfutln for ciihIi. ilox 4, Mull Tribune. Produce PORTLAND. Ore.l y (P) j -I'oultry I.owpr. riuylhK piIcch: Alive, henry lions, over 4'4 H)B.,; 24c; medium henii; .IMi to i'Ai llm.. 'tic, IlKht henn, IKc; broiler!!, I 'i lo 2 Mm. IKi- colored. 2Hi- I'nklh Idiickn, 4 lbs. and over, 'itUitXUc; (old, 23c; colored duckn, IS2c. Country Meats Veal, pork and ,!m, lilKlier; mutton lower. Iluy- llng irlie: Choice veal, lie; pork, I Kio; choice lamlm, 1K?j Mc; mut jton. 7r) 8 r. j Kkk anil Ilutlor Harely Mtcady, unchanKed. 'Milk' (hntteVfiit), onions, pota toes, wAol, nuiH, hay, cancaia. bark i and hnpn--teiidy and iincinwiKcd. I'ortlaml Wheat O I'OUTI.ANIJ, Ore., May IV. (Pi Wheat future: Open lllffh Iw Clowe Mm ...1.0214 l.iilM 1"2H t.2 .iui7 ...1.04 1.0H4 1.04 1.04 Qpt. ..1.04H 1.(14. 1.04H 1.04Vt Vfh wheat:' IIIk Iiend hluentcm, hard while 1.17VS Soft white 1.044 Wealern white 1.04 Millinery Sale Saturday and Monday: You will want, a ii6w liat for tlio cirtniH . . . Here are real ' values, wort.Ii at least throe limes these prices. 89c $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 aflrf $4.98!; , 3 100 NeW Arrivals From Gage -.j W.ijU tvalues IPC QO Ko w at One lot of $6.98 Gage $3.98 hats nfc.. : t Other hats $1.98,1. $2.98 and $3.98 Worth three, times ' these prices. KIDDIE HAT SPECIAL - AT o 59c to $3.98 EXTRA SPECIAL One lot $7.n() Wage tailored hats; Clearance ,. , i$2.98 price '.. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M, Dept. Store : ' ' . ii 1 Ti'.l f'i. . The Band Box 223 East 6th St.