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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1930)
s ArFTPFORD MATT, TT?TT1TTXR MRDFORn, OT? E( iONVFW 1 1 A Y, MA V "0, 19:30 PAGF, TWO (Ill Week Kllil Online Many local people are ienilti:," the week end at various resorts in the mountains and ajoim the coat. Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. Hoyden ani children left yesterday afternoon to motor to crescent city, where they will remain until Monday. ocal and Personal t i Alt OKI With tho stiii'CB and miwt all other places of UubIiu-bh t-xccpt hu tclK, restaurants and confectionery iukI tobacco mores, and all city, county and federal offices clojfd, tho fouHlnexa district of tho city today presented a quiet appear ance, following the parade of this forenoon. Dance, Jacksonville, Sat. nlnht, II to 2. ? Hemstitching. pleating, pleatlnj;,! button making and hoso mendln',-. ; Handicraft Shop. 2 r7tl " i Ohauneey l'jnrey now located J 1!3 least Main Ht. Insurance and Heal Estate. CSt Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotol Holland Uld. Phone SS3. If A llo(l fur Crater Ijike Announcement lhat the Crater Lake road Is open Is Kood news for summer tourists. It Is one place that no visitor to OroKon should pass by. The Orosonlan. Hit! American Lesion di.nee. Km: (Irounds, Grants 1'ass, Saturday evenlmr. MaV 31. lU Special low price for cleaning women's clothes. Unique Cleaner. H. Central. Phone 116. 71' Here from DUIant Pidnts Guests from a dlstuneo register ed at .Medford hotels who. ar.ii sliendlnK Memorial day In Medford. j include IJ. I.. Harris of ChiraRo.l III., A. 1J. I'helcome of Vlnnie. Man., and Mls K. IMulcome of Ottawa, Can. Let us haul nway your BarbBRoi and refuse, phone 54 1, City Rani-j tary Bervice. 3S7tf Ink CallUon Visits ( lly I I, fl. calllson, former eoueh oTj the Mi'dford IiIkIi school, and Mrs., Calllson, en route south from their) home at KUKene, slopped nff hcr:'i yesterday for a visit with local' friends. ON ' THE COMING SOON IteKUlar dance, Cold Hill lilelit. Dance till 2:00 Sat. 70 ' Fox West Coast Theatres are representative of the finest entertainment. A Fox West Coast Theatre is the social center of the community.' Rememlierl--- THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Yes A Lot of Folks Iemrea What? the bredd like mother made of course-and last Saturday nearly!4M0 ?oaveV.erv ed to remind oVer 2000 families that childhoods' relish for good fresh bread is not just a memory but is here just the same with the same kind or Dreaa. .ncridient tht v And it is the same kind - baked in the same way - from the same wholesome home ingredients that Costs'a little more to bake that way to leave the substitutes out but it's worth theditterence - and anyway it costs you less bur direct selling from bakery to consumer makes that possible. Come in tomorrow and get your Sunday's supply - take a fresh crust slice and put ome butter and jam on vi l.. . u . . 1 1 - l : I j n 0AA t-wnn r nniit e ine uii ici tiiv.i.i try n yourself or Detter suii, give ii to ine cnuurcii aitu cc , ; . it Outing Special, I community. m , 1 1 lJ I I i ma Kfl II . I THE MOST INTIMATE ! I --fca TONITE talking picture ever 3 V m II Vi jH I AND SATURDAY .. MADE, H ' '1 I t 3 Filmdom's Greatest Mirth and j d Music Festival j 50 Stars in 16 Indivdiual Acts - q ..LsPBDV., .PAPPXlJpULLORPEE - W'- , i 1 Juot like a big; houso party with somothing , 3 MW V ' . i i doing every minuto 3 1$W(ap '. it '!!! II liS'l liPV Lean and Mayfield 3 W 'SN. j 'ft II . Jxjl Famous Musical Comedy Stars, in j W L, IfwilMlKK. I . "HIS LUCKY DAY" 5 Jsij i.V- fBKrWeWs TALKING NEWS 3 . iriwlLi''6,V Shows at 1: 15, 3:15, 7 and 0 3 Ml I ?t. IUtoS jT ,. Mat, 10 and 35, Eve. 25 and 50 , J J i "f . TONITE and Saturday ' J y, ALL TALKING , J j I f as Hoot outwits the blackest bunch of 1 II B i 1 outlaws on the border. 33 1 C!X .Hey V" -tarzamVh. '1 I I! CC-P I 3 "AUTUMN" ! . hi " Mickey Mouse 1 , '1 ! , BREAD Pure and wholesome because baked with i'. out substitutes. fc Mb. loaf . . 3 for 20c H-lbl ldaf . . . . ; . ; . . . V ". ". ".10c And the jam you should have some with the bread.. Libby's Pure Strawberry Jam, No. 1 tall ' can, 18c; 2 cans 35c Fruits and Vegetables 7; Fancy Sunkist Lemons, doz. ...... 27c New Potatoes, lb. 5c Home Grown Lettuce j 5c Tomatoes, 2 lbs., . . . . . . :,, 33c Onions and Radishes, 2 bunches ! '5c; Carrots or Turnips, 3 bunches lOcJ j OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Sperry Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb. sack . . . . $1.75 White Down, a guaranteed hardwheat flour ;49-ib. sackw: ..-y . :'. y: :. . . . . . .$1.65 Macaroni,' Noodles' or Spaghetti, American Beauty brand, 3 pkgs 20c Malt Syrup, Ul S. brand, No.2 can . . ? .". .v 29c Underwood's Deviled Ham, medium cans, 2 ' fr 2Sci lai-brp r: : V : ; : ... 23c Liptoh's Orange Pekoe Tea,1 i lb. 43c; lb. . . . 85c Alaska Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall cans, 2 for . . . 29c Chinook Salmon, Silver Strand brand, 3 cans 29c Columbia River Shad, No. 1 tall can , . . . 15c DEL MONTE PEACHES, sliced or Melba' A halves, No. 2J or large cans, 3 for 59c .. Instant Postum, 8-oz. can .... .f . . . v . . . . . . 35c ; Cereal Postum, 1-lb. pkg. . '.' .-.-T.' V :'. ' . . . .19c ; Freshly Roasted Coffee, 3 very fine blends, ' " "'. 33c; 38c; 43c Cake Flour, Gold Medal, pkg. ... 29c Dill Pickles, pint jar, 18c; 2 tor J5c P&G White Soap, 1 0 bars . . .1 bar free with each 10 you buy. White King Granulated Soap, large pkg. Crab Meat, Arctic Sea brand, 6i-oz. can . Pet Milk, small cans, 7 for .... 33c 38c 29c 29c Y2 lb. Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon No. 2 Can Cane and Maple Syrup 20-oz. pkg. Sperry Hot Cake Flour Camp Skillets, No. 9 cast iron 98c Tiffany Paper Napkins, 100 15c Waxtite Waxpaper, 40 f t in cutter box 10c 125 ft. in cutter box . . . 23c Camp Coffee, Pots, granite . . 43c; 49c; 55c Camp Wash Basins, granite . 20c; 25c Camp Coffee Cups, white enameled 15c Camp Plates, white enameled 15c All for 54c Oronite Cleaning Fluid, pt.' .". . . 19c Oronite Fly Spray, pts. 38c; qtSi . . 65c Zerolene Oil, No.' F-5-3, bring your own ' cans, gal 48c; 5 gallon ; . . . $2.30 Mobiloil, A & E, gallon 83c; 5 gallon $4.00 '' " Bring your can. 1 Electric Hot Plate, 2-burner . ... . .$3.39 FREE GARDEN HOSE WITH LAWN MOWERS Ball Bearing Mowers, fully guaranteed . ... . . . . . .1. . $7.98 to $11.98 $7.98 to $11.98 25 feet Hose free with each mower Shoe Department Free Hose with Children's Shoes The Famous Simplex and Flexie, the finest quality at lqw prices combination lasts for children. Women's sport oxfords, good fitting, good looking and long wearing j'ust the shoe for summer. SPECIAL $2.95 Fountain Lunch - Both Stores Ready at ll1 J ' Swift's Premium Ham baked in gingerale, Potatoes, Peas, Gravy, Buttered Bread, Coffee and Milk, or 6th and Central Gates Breaded Veal with Fritters, Potatoes, Peas, Butter ed Bread, Coffee or Milk . . . .25c Double Sundaes choice of syrup 15c Lydiard & SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Always room to park at either store 6th and Grape FL,Y - - FLY AT MEDFORD MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Get in the air . . . Tako a scenic Air Trip over the Rogue River Valley 2 PLANES Robin and Travelair Pilcl John Waage and W. J. Brgwno " Manager "Hoc" C Gibson Women's Hose $1.00 pair Silk from top to toe with - French Heel -lolmes RANCE ' GY HARRY MARX Painter of tho Home, of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J l - z . SATURDAY SPECIALS Silver Cakes 25 'and 50 ' " ' Pineapple Sponge Cakes 25 and 40 REGULAR SPECIALS Raised Donuts' 15 doz. Medford Rolls, Parkerhouse and Finger' Rolls, 15 dos. O Pumpernickel Bread 15 Home made Bread, better than mother used to make ' 3 foi-SS !'. MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Main " 0 Phone 103-R