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TUEDFORD MATL TRTBUNB, MRDFOUD, - ORKOON, "FTT1"UY. MAY Ifi, 1930.
Hellmann's Mayonnaise at spec
1 Big millinery sale at the'Em ;
Fairchlld'a son, Ralph Falrchlld,
who Is with the Standard Oil com
pany here.'
introductory price at your fav-j Lou Hat Shop In the M. m, ft '
te gfocC29cpi'nr'1h:5 -.reek tomorrow" and "Monday. Hat fe '
ly. Regular prlco 45c. f,5 to 5.9S; real money xnyern (.
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MAY WF !?Fr,i!Hn Yiliif:
'I A" " -- Mjpnfr fTTr,!! ' M " v i i " ijfl""""l r"P 1 T" - irjjuinatk. V .
I W StX m ) : Apricots :
Milk
: Fresh, local milk.
'Pasteurized for
purity insurance.
1 Quart..
Bacon
Fancy sugar cured.
Lean streaked.
Pound 27C
I- Catsup
Snider 's. Adds zest
and flavor to your
meal. Large 14-oz.
bottles. , , .
Each
3 for
19c
55c
m' Prunes
Oregon Petite.
Nature's own food
for health. :
lbs..:....
29c Bar
....thot a Safeway cus
tomer enjoys these ad
vantages... Quality Foods
Kept fresh by huge turn
over. Lower Prices
Made possible by "Distri
bution Without Waste".
Neat, Clean Stores
Foods welt displayed and
priced.
Courteous Salesmen
Well trained in service.
ond
The guarantee of receiv
ing absolute satisfaction
on every purchaie or money
cheerfully refunded.
Crystal White
Soap
Special prices on this
quality soap. '
Limit 5 Bars
3c
Highway brand.
Extra choice. Tree
ripened fruit, in
syrup. Large No.
2 cans.
cans..
45c
Butter
Safeway brand,
fancy creamery
butter. Contains
body building vita
mins, v
Pound
39c
String
Beans
Oregon pack, stand
ard quality. Tender
stringless. No. 2
cans.
49c
cans..
) 1. i
Coffee
Safeway blend.
Truly blended
from finer cof
fees, properly
roasted.'
3 lbs $1.10
Syrup
Vermont Maid.
Cane and maple,
with that much
desired Vermont
flavor.
vSudsj
SriSS
, CLOTHES WHITER
Yj$M DISHES BRKHriR
packages...
17c
Lg. bottle
49c
. Pancake
Flour
Sperry's. Makes those
golden brown pancakes
or waffles.
RESTS
Ad
Sugar
Pure; cane, pow
dered. Buy at
this feature.
3 ijbsv.... 22c
Hominy
Van Camp 's
Eastern Hominy.
Fine, tender
whole grains.
Serve buttered.
Medium cans.
3 cans.... 29c
Raisins
Fancy Thompson seed
less. Fresh clean stock.'
Large pkg..
23c
Small Pkg. Free
with lg. pkg. at
-lb. package
25c
38c
1 '
Walnuts
Oregon small soft
shells. Tender
meats. Excep
tional value.
29 c
lbs..
3 10c cakes
19c
Ammonia
Old Witch, am
moniated clean
ing fluid. Amaz
ing and easy
cleaning results.
32 ok. bot33c
11-oz. bot. Free
Safeway Has the Best Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Lettuce'
Potatoes
Grapefruit
Solid heads of young,
crisp Iceberg Lettuce
' No-Needa-Sugar.
They are sweet; large
size.
heads'
10c
for
33c
No. 1 Burbanks
finest cooking quality
50 ibs. $4.83
100 ibs... $3.55
TWO MEDFORD STORES Conveniently Located
STORE. NO. 433 STORE NO 471
212 E. Main. Phone 1176 210 W. Main. Phone 1010
Society Will Attend
i-Sevoml 'iiafrtlea are being Hnn
hed in, local nodal circles lor the
Three ArtH Itevue, "Two Keet
Hifrh." to lie brenented at the
j Alfdford Armory under oupIc-eH
j of tho loc;tl iJiiHlness and lJrofe
i Hlonul Women'H eltili Satur duy
i evening. hIih-c announcement W;ih
made yesterday that the public
would be granted admiBSion.
The clever one-act musical corn
ed y wn s written by M r. M 11 ry
(Jrefner Kelly and .MIsh JuuneHne
flutter, the latter compoylnK onj;
unit music and the former the
dialogue. It will be staged under
the direction of Tom Swem and
In the cast are to be found such
well-known local artists as Jo
Murray Hostel, Fletcher Fish and
Dixie Ambler Harvey. Two dancers
of Fanehon and Marco fame, I-i
Nore Do Ijim and Douglas Fox,
will appear In several dance specialties.
Tongue Presents '
Program Tonight.
Membera of the Epworth league
of the First Mothodint church will
Tuesday put on n benefit pro
gram beginning at 7:30 in the
church parlors. Besides several
musical numbers and readings, the
group will put on two plays,
"When Mary Came Home From
College," and "Not Quite Such n
(loose."
Mary (Elizabeth Fleischer) ha
just returned from college, and
tries to reform her pnrentB (Mil
dred Walker and Paul Turner). In
the latter nart of the play, the
young lady divides her time be
tween her college friend, Clar
ence, yon do Vferc (Donald Neil
son) and Hill, a boyhood friend
Ivan'crum, president of the! league
portrays the. part of Hill. .
In "Not Quito Such a Goose."
the home life of Sylvia Bell nnd
her brother Is brought out In the
play. These two parts are taken
by .leanette nnd Jerome Trill.
Their friends. Hazel Henderson
and Philip Flick are1 taken by
r.craldlne Fox and Walter Scott.
The proceeds from the program
will go to the fund to aid mem
bers of the league to attend in
stitute,1 this Rummer. ' ' "
Demi .Innilesoii
Pliable to Visit Hero.
Dean Kate .lomleson, who was
to speak before the Girls' league
Monday afternoon. Is unable to be
in Medford. due to a number of
official duties on the campus, ac
cording to word received by Miss
Maurlne Carroll this morning. The
orfieers of the league had plan
ned a luncheon In honor of the
deiin, after which nheT would air
dress them at the school.
The Monday meeting wilt be
givei over to speeches by nomi
nees of Girls league offices for
next yenr, nnd campaign speeches
for the candidates.
Mrs. I'Ulwnrds Home
From Two Months' Trip
Mrs. M. T. Kd wards, who has
been vlHltlng In Alabama, Florida,
Nebraska, Arizona, nnr' southern
California for tho past tvo months j
has returned to Medford. While
away Mrs. Kd wards was guest of!
several relatives and num'erous '
friends. A motor tour through
Florida was one of the most Inter
esting events of her visit, she re
ports. Mrs. Sciiioii Honor finest
At Dinner Party.
Mrs. K. G. Trowbridge nnd Mrs.
l-hnnia Trowbridge were hostesses I
nt a dinner party Tuesday evening
given in compliment to Mrs. Anna
Soman, who celebrated her 8-ith
birthday anniversary May 13. 1
Guests who were Invited to tho
attractive home of Mrs. Kmma
Trowbridge on West 1 1th street
included Mrs. .lack Wakefield,
Mir. Sarah Corn well. Mr. H. J.
Trowbridge, Sr., nnd Mrs. H. O. ,
Davidson.
Mrs. Soman was the recipient of
many lovely gifts and good wishes'
from relatives and frfendM. she
Is the mother of Mrs. R. o. Trowbridge.
Lcvcn for J t
Suprc'mo ScKsioii. j
jMi'fl. Chartes T. Swji-ehy, queen
of Zulelma temple No. 13. Dau
ghters of the Nile, will leave Med
ford ' this evening for Portland.
where she will attend a session
of the lodge there and visit her j
daughter. Mra E. It. Day, for a
few days before leaving for Se
attle to Join the special train of
delegated' to the supreme session
of Daughters of the Nile, to be
held In Chicago.
Mrs. Sweeney plans to leave Chi
cago about May 30 for Denver nnd
Kansas City, where she will visit
relatives and friends. She will
return to Medford about the lflth
of Jutw.
Mrs. Perl Chosen
Chairman of Circle
Mrs. John Perl was elected
chairman for the coming yenr of
the Sunny Sisters circle of the
First Presbyterian church nt the
meeting held Tuesday afternoon nt
the home of Mrs. S. A. Kroschel.
Mrs. Harry Marx was elected secretary-treasurer
of the circle.
Following the social hour re
freshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.' Kldredge.
McCaskeys Return.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. D. Mc'Casky,
who have been visiting Mr. Mc
Caslty's mother" n't her home In
Pacific Grove, Cal.,' for the past
week, returned to their home On
tho Old Stnge road yesterday nfter
noon where they have as guests
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gage of Urn
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Gage made;
the trip north by motor, choosing (
the Redwood highway and report
they found the coast region very
foggy for driving. ;
Completes Stay Here. j
Dr. Mary Strlckler, who has
been the guest of her daughter,
Mra. Charles Wing of this city,
left on the noon Shanta yesterday
for Montreal nnd will sail soon!
for a tour of F-urope. While in (
Medford Dr. Strlckler was the in
spiration for several pleasant so- (
cial affairs. ,
EARN FREE TICKET
TO
Just two more, days before
Turtles' clrciM with the elephants,
giraffe; monkeys and other, anl-
nials nnrt the clowns, wild west,
performer, side show nnd every-;
tlilnir else to make Bind the hearts ,
of children and the grown-ups
will he In. Medford. i
'1'hero is no reason why any j
liny or gil l In Jackson , county :
cannot see the circus Hide show i
and wild west performance, with-j
out any money, if he or she will ,
do a little rustling and secure one i
new subscriber to this paper for,
two months or two subscribers fort
one month nt 75c each. The sub-j
scrlptlons must be new ones and,
much be accompanied by the cash.
, These tickets are valued at $1.25 j
and It's lip to the hoys and fiirls
to earn their way to the . three
shows. - .
Tomorrow Is Saturday. Oet busy
nnd yee your parents, friend or
neighbor. It's easy to get a sub
scriber if you only try.
Several new subscriptions ,havo
come In from . hoys and girls in
other cities nnd rural districts and j
this offer Is open to every one, J
anywhere under 1G years of age.
Special Sale
of
New Hats
$0.95
Tailored and Trimmed Hats,
values to $12.50.
These hats were 'just received on
Thursday afternoon. .
Wear As You Pay the Cinderella Way
llr. nnd Mrs. V. B. Reynolds
and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Weaver
returned to Medford Thursday
evenins from n several days' mo
tor trip down the const. While
awny they visited In f'rescent City
and Uandon.
Mr. and Mrs. Trove Lumsden
nnd Mrs. E. M. Lumsden left this j
city last evening by motor for San
Francisco, where they plan to re
main until Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alimut Prultt of
this 'city nro- spendlng -tho week
end In Eugene, visiting friends on
the University of Oregon campus
and attending the tennis games.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). T. Flynn of
this city Mpent Wednesday - In
Crnnts 1'nss. where Mrs. Flynn
was guest of Mrs. O. T. Peake
nnd Mrs. M. Watson.
M
Mrs. W. JJ. Falrchlld and daugh
ter,' Vera, accompanied by John
Oliver of Portland, will be guestM
In Medford this week-end of Mrs.
PREMIUMS
PREMIUMS
for ALPINE v -t ,
milk labels
SILVER, aluminum ware, table linen.
jvnvuj, 1UI1CI .CIS, SpUTXUlg gOOOS
and toy for the children. Nothing
old. Everything now iiven away for
your Alpine labels. Keep a supply of
Alpine Milk on hand always. Buy 6
cans at a time. Write for rrsa Illus
trated Premium Folder to Alpine Milk,
Premium Dept., 1065 Mission Street,
San Francisco, California. ,
t.li i,ILril?r!"k,fiu' PTPtnu. LabU Mhlrlu
IVY STREET MARKET
OPEN SIX DAYS
With a Full Line of Meats '
R
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BOB CROWDER
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THE BEST OF POULTRY AND MEATS
o At Prices You (Jan Afford to Pay
Special for Saturday Only
Cucumbers, large, 2 for . . , . . . i5c
ORANGES, dozen 30c
FANCY LEMONS, dozen 29c
STRAWBERRIES, 3 cp for. . . . 33c
Cocoa
Peaches Catsup
Hershey's. Compare your Fancy, the very best In heavy' Van Camp'a eastern. Notice
saving at Santfords syrup. Your choice of sliced now much y.oiysava at Sant-
X-lb. can
.12
Large 2 can
.25
fords.
Large
14-oz. bottle
.14
Pineapple
ces'ln s)
crds sa
.21
LTaMAU UI.KI. .IIm..' la mt.mt.X
Compare Saptfcrds savlno Del Mont r Foloer's. Com-
price.
Large 2'2 can
Per pound ..
Coffee
ilger'i
ig a
39
pare your saving at Bant- 5-sew, medium weight. At
fords.
Brooms
medium weigh
Santfords saving price.
fiach ......:.
.55
Flour
Snowdrift
Soap
Sperry's drifted snow. Com- Best Dure venetable shorten-
pare Santfords price with. ing and you save at Sant- , Palmollve, and .again you
Imitations.' fords. ,. " save-at Santfords.
49-lb. sack
3-lb. can
.67
Ji'.-
6 bars .
.39
You
Pay Only
Expe
nse
One Selling
v .. ! .:' ' ' i t
AT
;
i
Santfords
Can you afford to help any merchant maintain more than one store?
Pork and Beans Shredded Wheat
Van Camp's. Compare your
saving at Santfords.
You save at Santfords next
. ..week. ,
Chocolate
Guaranteed equal to any at
Santfbrda wonderful saving.
2 Full
11 oz. cans..
15
Large pkgs.
.09
6 pounds
.50
" 1
Crisco
Buy at Santfords and corn
pare the saving you make.
3-lb. can
.69
Malt
.39
American, one of the best at
Santfords wonderfljl saving.
Cgff
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Extra quality in bulk. At
Santfords wonderful saving.
Large 2;4 can
Pumpkin
Sun-Klst or Van Camp'sO
Compare tht saving at Santfords.
Salmon
.15
Fancy Alaska pink. Agai"
you save at Santfords.
1$, tall can .
Per lb Q
.30
(eT- 2j-j cans
.23
Med. can
Beans
.10
Van Camp's Bean Hole Beans.
Compare Santfords price.
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