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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1930)
MEDFORD MMli TRIBTOnEreDFOTlDr OF,nO THTTRSD:Y, AfAY lfT.0. PSGF SEVEN NEW DEPT. STORE M SELF-SERVICE, ' i: .. Wh;)jlock's Golden Rule rtepart- ment store, West Sixth streetV ' i newest place of business, will be opened, to the public tomorrow morning, Friday, at 9 o'clock. This Kflf -service store is located In the odd Fellows building adjoining the X (olden Rule grocery and vegetable department and is close to the new llolly theater. 'All merchandise at the Golden r Riile in displayed on either tables ' or shelves so that customers may make selections easily. Shoppers may dlso try on shoes from the tde variety of styles and sizes for jien, women and children which J have been purchased for the open J infr event. " f- 1 . Everything in women's wear ex j cept' silk -dresseit, suits, coats and i hats Is included in the stock. Nu A muroiut articles for the home such I as towels, bedspreads, sheets, are i available. . ' Tho- Golden Rule" quarters, have hnen completely re-modeled and h attractively decorated in a color Y soheme of buff and green carried out In walls, shelves and display ? tables. 5 Clerks who will he at the Golden Rule Friday tu greet, southern i Oregon visitors and buyers are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whlllock. Mrs. Wil liam Holloway and Mrs. C. W. Whlllock. In the grocery depart ment are P.. Whitlock and A. E. Lymann. Mr. Whlllock is very well known throughout the entire Rogue River valley having been in business in this city since 1915. Until 1927 he owned the Golden Rule store und at that time bought -the; Alex ander store In the Johnson Market and established the Rellahle Gro cery business. Since then Mr. Whlllock . has expanded his inter est Hnd now owns successful gro-. eery stores at Jacksonville, Gold Hill and Central l'oint in addition to the Reliable store on North Centra! avenue, and tho new Gol den Rule on West Sixth street. HOH) GRADUAhONp SCHOOL" PROGRAM E BUTTER STEADY! CEREMONIAL BEAGLE COUPLE ARE REAGMO, Ore., May 22. (Spl.) Sunday Mr. and Mi's. Eugene Gray and family were pleasantly surprlHcd when many relatives and friends came with well filled baskets and had lunch with them. Four generations were reprer sentod In the crowd, which in? eluded: Mrs. James Connor and son, Ira and Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and little son from Chiloquin; Mr. and Mrs. John Connor and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mclntyre and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mclntyre and chil dren and Mrs. H. A. Mclntyre, all of Medford, and Lois and Cleo Sims and Herbert Mnyfteld of this plnee. ' ASHLAND FRIDAY The ninth" tunnual graduation exeroise.4 i (of 'elementary v school students: ot Jackson county wlllibe held tomorrow at Ashland where an interesting program has been arranged, including H. C. Seymour of CorvulUs, state club leader, as the principal speaker. Tho exercises will take place at the junior high school following a parade from the Chautaunua building, where students will meet nt !:3u a. m. The program-of tho forenoon, to be followed by luncheon and an afternoon program, is as follows: Music by Ashland high school band. Invocation. Address of welcome by George A. Rrlscoe, superintendent of schools at Ashland. Flag salute and American creed, led by William Hriggs. "Our Adopted Sons," by Arleno Gossett, Talent. "America," by the audience. Gettysburg address, Elsie Rickey of Shady Cove school. Songs, "America the Renutiful," and "Oregon," led by Miss Esther Church, supervisor of music. Southern Oregon Normal school. Add roan by H. C. Seymore of Oregon State college. Presentation of diplomas. PORTLAND, ore.. Mar '-rHV Egg values- continue 'wrtik, al though no price change was an nounced by the co-operatives. Uutter quotations were fairly steady following the recent deelln-s Cantaloupes from the Imperial valley are of excellent quality, but they are meeting with little inter est by the retail trade, und price were lowered 25-fiOe per crate to day. A few cherries are arriving from California, but prices are still hin and demand is limited. Oregon asparagus and strawber ries are in light supply, and prices continue steady. Weather con tinues to do damage to uuallly of j sirawuemes. 32i DEGREE RITE 1 for the Kuri'ka company with 1 warning the orchardists outside to j offices in I'ortlnnd, left here to-j he on the lookout. The smudging' daj after spending the past week 1 was done mostly us u precaution-1 stabltsbing district headquarters ; my measure to head off a pos- .. M...I, 1 m... .1.. n will be eomluctcd from tho Medford j Electric store under the super- vision of S. I.. Carter, of Salt' Luke City. I'tah, who came here . recently to make his home. Mr. j Carter's family will move to Med- ford in the near future. "Up to January I. 1!30. the, ureu which Includes Oregon, nuth- f-..ii iv-iutiiin'tim 11 11. 1 mtri hern 1 One of the most successful re-l0aiforni; umlpi t))p Km.vkn , unions ever held by Scottish KiK'T offices In San Francisco, but be-1 regon was Ci dble lower temperature. OF El JMXIfl CENTS Corns Come Out Without a v Murmur; Pain Gone At Once Guaranteed. .'ii Masons in southern Oregon cause of the tremendous amount of business turned out In this dt- f.imit.li.t.xl l.-ia nlu-hf 111'ter n throe- dnv session 'In the Masonic hull. vision it was necessary to estwh-j with the Scottish Kile bdie. of IWh headquarters in Portland," 1 t..,n..-.i u-..rkinir to coniumtitm! Mr. Schneider kiW. THE MARKETS ur. Make their Acquaintance 1 omorrow You can start the season ' smartly d r e s s e d in one ot these brand new straw hats . an$ at a' price you 'IT be '"glad to' pay. Correctly styled . . . comfortable . . . good looking . . in the 1930 weaves and popular straws. see them today ! $1.45 to $5.00 , .. Campbell Clothing Co. We Give S & H Green Stamps NEW YORK, May 22. (P) Pro fessional; traders aguin struggled unsuccessfully against a wall of speculative inertia In today's stock market. Trading was even lighter than yesterday, and except, for a few volatile issues, stocks were disinclined to move much. Coppers were again unsettled by reduction of the Inspiration quar terly payment from $1 to r0 cents the third copper dividend cut this week. The market was extremely dull, but displayed a firm tone in the final hour. II. S. Steel, American Can, American Telephone and General Motors sold, up a point or more, and Hudio, (ioncrnl lOlectrlc and' Westlnghouse Flectric attract ed moderate buying. The closing was firm. Total sales approximat ed 1 ,1100.000 shares, the lowest since January. Today's closing prices, for . ) Ei selected stocks fullow; .s Am. Can ; 141 J Col. Mas ..." S41:! Am. Tele, and Ttjl. .'. 2,44 Anaconda .;....; t fiH'M Curtlss Wright n (leneral Klectric (new) 80 General Motors 50 Kennlcot Copper 4ti Jlaillo Corporation ; 4tVr Keading ; 1 1 r Vii Sears Koebuck H4 TOMORROW Is Straw Hat Day .Get Yours ... HEY! MEN-IT'S TIME FOR STRAWS j i. Viewed from any angle, our new straws are good to look at and good investments . . . there's plenty of snap in each one while materials, workmanship and shapes are the very best . . . There are Leghorns, Bankoks, Panamas, and Mi lans'ih the best of spring colors. . '" . ' ' $1.95 $6.50 't TiiVOSNM'k. V ' CATTLE:' 320. InclmllnB 99 01 contract; calves 1": about steady. Calves, medium to choice. - $S.frt S.rl; cull to medium, $ti-.r0. Vealeia, milk fed, l(l-Sll; medium t!)-lll; cull to common. (l.r.(l-$!l. HOOS: 1100, Includini; 752 di rect or on contract: steady. SMKEP: 400. (Shorn basis, ex cept In sprlns lambs, .spring lambs Hood to choice, ?H-$'.I; medium jii.5n-$s. with the bodies of KUKene. There were over 100 persons present at the last session, includini; vistlint! members from all sections of tile state. UIIIWLMt- I V I V Ul I The cIukx of nine, which started throUKh the fourth decree Mon- lay niornlnc. finished the :l2n.l. nu'ler of the royal secret, last nlaht. The last deureo work, which was put on by the Knene Lonsistoi Tu ws nulit Kcnorul smndi;- No. 2. was preceded by the ser- ,n(( ,n ,H l.,,ml.,s f i,e valley itiK of a dinner by the ladies la(jt nlKht ,,,, ,.,u.ly iay, iK-uin- uf the Methodist Episcopal church. nnB M i,out ;t . ,.. m lastinB Plans for tho fall reunion wore ,., ut notwllh- dlscurHed and are now under way. llmm(! ,,H eomnaratlvely little The Scottish lllto bodies plan to HIUI,KO (lu,ko. due mainly to al- malio it "l(iKKer and better" than mns,,nerical conditions, was vls- the fprlnit reunion lust completed.'l ,n lhl vaney this mornlnR. .Members of the class wno weui while the coldest mlulmuin lem- PIIOEXIX, Ore.. May 2i. (Spl.l Members ot the I 'realty terin n Sun day schttol held their annual picnic Saturday in tile urove near the Kd White home. The day was spent in playiriK uames and other ac tivities. I'ienlc ignch was served at noon, with Ice cream for all. Tables and benches were moved from the church to the spot, but it was rumored that Mr. White said if they wanted to make this spot their annual picnicking place he would see to eonstrnelltiK tables and benches fur their future use. WAFERS THIN AS PAPER I SHOES DON'T HURT , "I never saw their equal." Yanlt' on3 right out by the roots and: never a pain or sting. It's a Joy; to stick an '0-Joy Corn Wafer" ori a tender, achy corn. Away goe4:i pain immediately and then latefi out comes callous, corn, roots ana... all. Slip shoes right on they'l won't hurt. O-Joy Corn Wafers': are thin as paper. Stop using ugly, burning acids and doughnut plasK -ters. Thousands of people tortured ;: with corns have joyfully praised O-Joy Wafers. Results absolutely,' guaranteed Six wafers for 11). cents. At' " r -l-.iggists. IhrotiKh the 32nd deureo are ('. perature in Medford was only 33.8 U lllrkett. John Jensen. Siuwold ,,, ,lls( thrnunhout tile vol Produce. PORTLAND, Ore., May 22. (IP) BlJTTEIt: Fnlrly steady, un changed. ICOflS: Weak, tmchnnuod. Milk (hutterfat), poultry, coun try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, caseara bark and hops, steady anil unchnntfed. Ash. ('. It. Armstrnnii and or. Hurt 1.. ijlKeson of Medford; 1.. V, Corbell of Chiloquin: 1.. K. Hor- ruys. Klamath Kails; l''loyd W. I'.ross. llutto Falls, and A t'lemetjts. Central. INdnt. Wall Street Report United Air Craft ... II. . Hteel ... Mont. Wnrd S. 1' ... 73 't ...1 llll Vt ... 4 2',i ...121 ATWOOD LBR.C0. .! ; . . .' :tl ! : A five dny snlc of pnnts. enamels nnd rnoflni; mntel'lals Is In pro uress nt tho Woods Lumber com pany, corner East Jackson nnd Clenesoe. This wile features special reductions on Lucas paints nnd Cortttin-tced rooflnR, nnd will con tinue until' Saturday nisht. The Woods Lumber company Is closlng out their entire stock of Certaln teed rooflnR nnd this snlo will en nhle them to dispnso of their pres ent stock. It. A. Lucas, special factory rep. resentntlvo for tho Lucns Paint company nnd an authority on paints nnd decoratinK, has been secured by the Woods Lumber company to nsslst those who pur chase at the sale In solving their. pnlntlnff problems. .Southern Ore Kon peoplo are Riven tho oppor tunity to nvnll themselves of .Mr. Lucas advice on their paint needs. Pralrlo City. New gasoline pump installed nt Irlsk Oarage re cent ly. Speed and Thrills!! t Legion Speedboat Races SONDAY ii. MAKE SPECIAL OFFER The Medfunl Klcctrir ntoro on North I'piurul iiviMimi Ik fi-uturinn u Hpooial ofiVr with all KuivUn vacuum elpaiU'i'H winch arc soul by thoni duriiiK the rcmuindci' of tho wile. A complete nssortnicnt of these popular cleaners, IncluilinK nnutels fur clean Ins automobile., furni ture, and the roRiiliir slninlanl hIzch, aro avniliible at tho Metl- fonl Klectrlc. 1 An nttractlve iIIh play of a number of mnuVls may ho seen in Ihclr wltulnws thin week. '. Schneider, division manmnT Why buy a makeshift when you can get a genuine 1 Tailored Suit ' Made for You at $35.00 and up? 500 materials to , select from I Upstairs ley a tenii'iM-aturc cf ;tn was reacn The frost did not do harm either in smudged or unsmmlh'ed (irchards, according: to ? 1 o y d Yutmi; and lioy Uci's of the government Trost , warning service stationed here, after their return to the city thin noon from an in vestigation tour. This was he cause the development of (he pears has reached the stage when1 they can stand a minimum tem perature' of about 110. Mr. Young, In IiIh radio fore cast last evening, forecast it tvift peraliire of !C1 In Iho city, thus ROY JONES 322 Manzanita, , ",;';.,,' Vou are Invited to present this cou pon at the Mail Tribune office and receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE ! PROGRAM AT. THE 1 , Aa a Subscriber Queat of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS 8PACE. If you are a subscribed to the Mail Tribune your name may appear here tomor rowl Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the dura tion of this offer, all subscribers will be given an opportunity to en oy FREE shows as GUE8T8 OF THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING, "Temple Tower" 3 HERE THEY ... ARE ... ! The Straw Hats You Have Been Waiting For Their Style Is Perfect Shapes are Correct Prices are Right! , . THE MODEL Clothing Got ' .1' " $2 i ) i to $7.50 t I i f 4y0 my Tomorrow Is STRAW HAT DAY? Smart New Straws j Sizes 6 to 7 , ! TOGGERY STRAWS ARE H BEST UNDER THE SUN! i 'V' ti you're like ncorcs of olli'cr men around town, you'll be coming:, 'h i : before long to select one of these straws . , . and yon '11. find. Iliein ih easy on 1 lie pocket bonk as they are easy on the head C Leghorns, Panamas, Milans, Sennits 't"jVjj? Priced From n-50 10 j n Earnest" l Lee's Men's Shop Emigrant Lake R. "W. LEE " Next to RiaTto Theatre i rwVf rflt rr.u j