Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 06, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OH EG ON, FnijUY. J UNI' C 10. PAGE TWO ocaland: -'Personal The Medford and other valley student o the Oregon State col lego began arriving home last even in for the summer vacation pc rtod, and the remainder will arrive today or tomorrow. Leaves for Hospital Mra. S. A. Wheeler left for San Francisco this morning to visit her husband, who has been confine:! in the Southern Pacific hospital in that olty for the putt four months. She plans to return in a week. lYom DLsUlllt Points Temporary guests from a dls- unn, nntvlnlnrari at local hotela in- cludc Mr. and Mrs. C. Chlnory of Vancouver, H. C, Mrs. T. Rltfgs of Sidney, a. c, anu ji. u, Simons and P. B. Ditty of HemldJI, Minn. The Rogue Nook Inn at Gold Hill Is now open for business. Short orders and chicken dinners will bo served any tlmo. Coy & Hnblnnon, proprietors. 82 Building Acllvlcy llctll'r T. N. Hellman will ulter a dwell ing on Kast JackHon street; "W. N. Walker will upend $30 Oto alter a dwelling on Kast Main: aletnitlons will cost J. C. Collins 1250 on Kust Main street and J. O. Hhoup will spend (1000 for a dwolling on Mac street, according to applications on fllo today at the' city building de partment. Choice snapdragons, swoetpeos, und mixed flowers for grad uation at special prices. A wonderful selection and priced right, phono 390-1, or call at 325 Bouth Holly Street.. 76 t'mtargocfl Oiwrndon Stanley Jones, Jr., young son of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Jones, under went an operation for appendicitis at the Sacred Heart hospital this morning, and Is reported to be getting along nicely. For flale: &00 empty 60-lb. hon ey tins and Amalzo oil tins; good tops. See Carold ,T. Parker, 612 Ho. Riverside, Med ford, Ore. M Visits Kick Brother . J. W. Johnson of Medford wns vlsting In Ashland Wednesday with his brother, A. 11, Johnson, Sr., who has boen quite 111 at his home on Granite street, but Is much Im proved. Ashland Tidings. Regular dance, Gold Hill, Sat. nignt. uance tm z:uu. -if A' district conference "-for the American .Legion posts and auxil iaries of districts No. II and 4, will he hold at Rosoburg tomorrow and Sunday. Approximately 200 dele gates, together with state and dis tricts officers, are expeotod to at- tenu. ' uioiuaeu' in uie anienuin ment featuros will be ball games, a banquet and a dance. There will bo a picnic at the Oregon' Soldiers' Homo grove Sunduy. Let me write, your fire Insuranoe. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland Bldg. , Phone 098. tt Visited at Grant Pass Among the Medford poople spending yestorday In Grants Pass were Mi1, and Mrs. Gordon Ker shaw and tyll's Heine. Convalescent Home. v Oraduato nurse In charge. Phorie 1605-J. 81 Guest Kt Isiko Crook .. Mlsa June Antlo Is spending the week end at Lake Creek us the guest of Miss Millie Meyers.) tfii 1 Pance, Gold Hill. But, night. .7 A r Worthy of the Name v.' ;,,) s c:v i is the least tha$ can be j tal of. the .item whioh ' we will sell on special 1 sale Saturday. We urge you not to miss our of fer for tomorrow only i on ? ' , Lindy's at 19c h . the dozen . , , . . I ' ... A delioately baked .". sweet roll liberally fill ed with fruit and dip . ped in powdered sugar. We know you will like them. On sale at 9:00 A.,MV (?omet early. ' Fluhrer's . From Ktuto Metropolis I Among the guest a from Port I an roffiHtered at Medford hotein arc W. tt. Moltznor, F. H. Ulnich, W. I. McWutern, O. M. Hodgea, A. H. Chaney, W. R. Hedhead. H. C. Dealer, M. P. Robinson, Gun Wy nonn, Hid Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dermorly, R. E. Mythln, C. P. Httiley, fl. S. Verhy, A. Btern, Ft. C. Kmlth, O. A. Alderman, H. C. Prudhomme, C. R. Martin, Mi, and Mrs. J. E. Sel H. W. Berry, U. T. HeKiin, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Leery, K. D. LaChance, Wesley Kg ger. D. O. lfeatt, C. W. Spencer, Juanita and C. A. Maddux. Let us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phone &42, City Sani tary Service. . 387tf Itov. Mel I Itetunm Rev. Carman E. MeJl returned to his home In this city thin morn ing, following a three-day business visit In Portland concerning church affair. riiotogrupiicr Sues IMUcrftoil ii. it. Jlnrwooil, Meal oil pho tographer, filed Huit In circuit court) yt'Hterdivy against Frank PatterHon for HOO, claimed to bo due on U bunlmjs deal. i preRHmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford RIdtr. Tel. 1181. tf "We specialize In radiator and fonder repairing at Van's Garage, 33 So. ttartlelt. Phone 20k. tf From Washington Points Among the Washington guests at Medford hotels are Mrs. fnez Fleming of Tacoma, W. F. Luce, ! John Hatfield of Wenatehoe, 15. U. .Morluiity of Vancouver, I'hlllp Hogun of iietllngham and the fol- , lowing from Swiltle: K. II. iN'ovak, Lewis S. Roth, Mrs. Herman Gore and ron, William Wlchman and K. W. Fiaher. HARRY MARX Painter of the Homei of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging . Phone 178-J I - Regular ' ilanr,.. Hold Hill, K it. nlnht. Dancre till 2:00. 78 YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth. It's as near aB your telephone. Call 1290 for apKintmcnt. OR. CHARLE8 R. SIMKINS Over Woolworth' Store Russian Massage. Electrotherapy Cbiropractlo v $5.00 Balloon dance. Sat. night, j Dramlond hall. Dynge's music. 77 I ArrtwUil n KiiKiwt J-loyd Hassolman was- arrested 'In Medford last evening by the police as a suspect wanted for thefts in northern California. .Has- selman in a young transient and hnd articles In his possession whlcn he is suld to have admitted to have stolon. Hend the Mall Tribune containing pictures of your graduating relative or friend to your people. Extra copies mailed by this office at 10c euch; copies not mailed 6c each. 7S I'orolKinlas DunJb Tonight A dance given by the pocohontas lodge for their members, Invited guests and members of the Red man lodge, will be .ilven this even ing in the Hcdman hall. This will probably he tile last dance of the season. The Dickey orchestra wltl play. If you want flowers for gradu ation, bo sure and get the best selection and priced right. Snap dragons, sweetpens. and mixed flowors. Phone 3U0-L, or call at 325 South Holly Street. 70 Mrs. Gates Returns Mrs. W. A. Gates, who has been In Portland for tho past ten days, roturned to her homo in this city today. , Anyone who would like a bar gain in a high grado banjo should call at this offico and Inspect the banjo left hero for sale; , sacrifice regardless of cost. 26tf VIhIis Locsl l'r lends Miss Virginia Preston, formerly of this city, now of tlrunts Pass, Is in Medford today visiting frlendH prior to loavlng for Tampico, Mex ico, June 15th. For best' green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., To, 631. ' . 6Btf Mrs. Hhih Ii ItHiiriiH Homo Mrs. J. A. Buroh loft by train this morning for Bunsmulr. Sho hus been the guast for tho past week of Mrs. Hurt Dennis of this city. Chauncey Floroy now located 123 East Main St. Insurance and Real Estate. OGtf" Another Dlvorco Filed Cruel ana Inhuman treatment Is alleged In a dlvorco complaint fllod in circuit court yesterday by Maude Davis against Clarence Davis. The couple were married In 1910. ' For Sale: One beautiful golden oak dining room sot. Call 807 So. Central. Carold J. Parker. 80 Cornell Visit Hero Among recent guests In Medford were Mr. and Mrs; A. H. Cornell of Grants Pass, who spent Wed nesday here visiting friends. Dnncc! Dance! Dance! Another big dance nt Hornbrook. Henley hall. Sat.1 night. Where wo don't go home until morning. Lot's go. 70 Weakly Visit to Ashlatut County Agent R. tl. Fowlor spent today In Ashland on his weekly visit tn confer with those Interested In that community, on local agricultural und livestock matters. ' ivilr M Hullonn dance, Sat. night. Dream land hall. Admission 75c; ladles free. Regular danre Wodnosday. 77 Mere from Hear Ntulo From California tho following aro registered at tho hotels: Mi and Mis. v. a.. Collins, Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Roavis of l.os Angeles, N,. P. Webber and Mr. and Mrs Chandler of Berkeley, If. A. Far row and J. A. Hnlllngor of Holly wood. A. R. Johnson of Sacra mento, Mr. and Mrs, It. K. Mo Clellnnd of Cor Ina. nr. and Airs. R. D. Moore of Pnlo Alto, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. llecknutn, Joe and Vera Uerkmun of Unit, K. F. Pilling of lini Reach, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hood of Fresno. Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Frnohe f Pimadena, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. March of Ulendale, and the following from San Francisco: Mr. and Mra. U. s. James, F. B. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. 1 rwln ('helm. F. A. Frailer and W. L. Currlo, Chauncey Florey now located 12S Host Main St. Insurance and I Real Estate. 65tf At Sister's IhiMdo Mrs. Alice Harper of Clold Hill Is spending the week In Ashlan.l to be with InSr sister, Mrs. Kmm.i Hprague. who Is seriously 111 at the Conveliseent Homo nt Ashland. Thorval It. Folkenberg. teacher of violin, believes the summer va cation to be the opportune time for children to study music. A speci.il course of Instruction. Including use of Instrument, Is offered. oil Rtildlos Rooms '3 and , College Wrtg., Tl N flnipe. ;o 4Molmes INSURANCE S GENGY f COME EARLY ATTEND - ' -' DAILY MATS 25c Kiddies Mat: '6l Eve 2S . " Eve. ' Adults '50 TONITE and Saturday CROWDS . . . CROWDS- COME AT EAGER TO - STARTING ACCLAIM A TIMES MASTERPIECE 1:30 . . . they sit breath- 3:30 less as the very 7:00 thoughts of 9:30 ERICH MARIA v'l, ' REMARQUE YmjLT ' ' A become things ... yf('Jf yrf ; written . . , as i -'JL i . careers are made ? "ALL QUilET ( ON THE WESTERN (J 1 i FRONT" Here . . . and only here is Y?, the one great picture of V- . -.1930,v,v.; (viij....',;. ; IjBSEEEBBB ! J TOMORROW i ffrZ-S O'f I Continuous Shows 12i3CJI'tl ff P.-M. iff y J!V! ' i " LAUlHKIUI HEY. KIDS! MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Meets at 12:30 Sat. Election of Officers ' "TARZAN THE TIGER" Last Times TODAY All Talking The Famous Saturday Evening Pott Novel "YOUNG MAN OF MANHATTAN" ; nl . with CIodette Cglbert-"Crirlts Buu9(,'" ju'ji ALSO Talking Comedy and NEWS Ecohomv Groceteria M SPRING CHICKEN DAY .Tqmopw is Spring Chicken day at both Groceterias. Never were pring fryers .so plentiful and never so good for every fryer offered tomorrow Milk Fed Fryer Corrii in and enjoy our spring chicken dinner it's :our ,treata i real spring chicken lunch with new potatoes, green peas and everything,, and all f or 25c. And at the markets you will find them of good size averaging almost two pounds liat 4c lekch-aHd if" you want them drawrt the butcher will do it for Sel'" i ,l SS!: You will find them at both stores, so come early and make your choice from 1000 fancy milk fed fryers. .. r. rf Jr. i 1 s Fsticv Milk ! i 1 f SPRING CHICKENS Fancy Milk Fed Fryers, averaging nearly 2 pounds Hi :') eacliiHTkke yoilr choice each 49c The butcher will draw them for 5 cents each 1 K i 9V Hf-iV tfc-A Bread Made and baked as you would bake at home - and has the real home flavor. 1-lkloaV 3 for 20c u-ib-Wf':.?:.':1:.::;:.;:. ioc; ... - i i .. ' i'.'.i h,tUi' u-ru, i Free Pineapple Butterhorns With each 25c cake a real butter horn, pineapple topped freer- . i m f.i ,v i Fruits and Vegetable ; . . . " . ; .f; v', u ,(,,,; v . iM- i New Potatoes, 4 lbs. . ,17c Fancy Home Grown Lettuse, 3 for ,10c Sunkist Lemons, doz. 27c New Crop Red Onions, 4 lbs. . . 15c Green Beans, 2 lbs. . .......... .25c Canteloupes, large 45 standards,' ' 2 for ... l&c " if. '" OTHER THRIFT ITEMS , it ., . Stigar - Pure Cane - per! 100 lbs - $4.98 -Columbia, Brew Near Beert 3 bottles 25d'' j Ripe OJives Lindsay brand, No. 1 IceCreaii bulk pr brict, crtV: 1 39c tfall can . . : . "..v .aSc Double Sundaes a double portion of " . . ice cream, served in a glass : with i choice of fruit or syrup ,. , . ..... : 15c Tenino Brand Columbia River Chi--'- nook salmon, No, 1 flat cans ..... 29c Shrimp Miss Lou Brand, 2 cans . . ,29c Oysters Miss Lou Brand,. 2 cans . . 29c Chocolates, 1 -lb. box 39c Sakhalin Crab Meat, flat can ..... 33c Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb sack.;. .$1.75 White Down Flour, guaranteed hard "'v "wheat and of satisfactory quality, 49-lb sack $1;65 Libby'8 Strawberry Jam, No. ,1 tall canr 2 cans ..." .., t J r . 35c Shortening Califene, our fastest ' 1 selling shortening, 3-lb. can ..... 49c -lb: can . . . .'.".'$1.29 Solid Pack Tomatoes-Myrtle brand, Noi 2 cam. . i .'.-. .. .........v. , . . ., 15c Cookies Tru Blu, package cookies, choice of any variety, 3 pkgs. ...... 29c CoffeeV freshly roasted, 3 very fine ' , . blends . . .......... 4;33c;l39c; 43c P&G White Napthk Soap, 1 1 bars! 33c White King Granulated Soap, large ., package ,.iA . . . . 38c , Bee Brand Spices, all kinds, can . . .10c U. S. Malt SyruP; No. 2 J can '. '. ... . . . 29c Carnation Pancake Flour, pkg. . . .. 23c Canister Sets,, flour, .sugar coffee, tea, set of 4 V . . :.. l .-A9c Stone Jars the famous Red Wing; ; 6 gallon, $L38; 10 gallon .... .$?,49 Savaday Paper Plates, 12 in pkg. . 10c Universal Vacuum Bottle . . . 69c Quick Drying Enamel, dries in four hours, all colors, pint . 73c Floor , Varnish,,, Certainteed, i.best quality, qt. can . . .. 89c Varnish Stain for, floors, furniture, . woodwork, qt. can 93c Kalsomine Certainteed, 5-lb. pkg. all colors 49c ; (t i 1 1 r t . Shoe Department f y-.. .. . . . . . I Special showing of women's pumps, ties, oxfords and sport sandals; wide variety of styles and sizes. , $2.95 $3.69 $3.95 Fountain Luiich FRIED CHICKEN-wiU. New PaL toes, Green Peas, Buttered Bread, Cof fee or Milk, ready at 11 a. m. Come early, 25c. ' j Both Stores j ' 25c - ' f .. t 6th and Central 4 u. t - 1 IT , , - I. , J 1 jj f y Gates 6 Lydiard 6th and Grape o o .11 t- .-. SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL LOTS OF PARKING SPACE r Since t-v i,' v",.-ii,,'-".!ivl".ll' -H-'. .-;.l- . it ...r ' I III