Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 11, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930. Tocal and . 'Personal itokl PtcnlcvTohiorroW ' The Juniors of the Buptlut church will 'hold a picnic tomorrow aKir- naua. ln..lUhia..,park ut Ashland, and are asked to meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow, afternoon at tho Baptist church to (jather for departure In one. group, y r . ( Hinnlhii: apricot. Be Jb. Frank lin'" Grocery, 4S7 Hp. Central,' US; Here for Summer " Mr.' r'arman ' Clement kni dnuishter Dixie Lee arrived on the sliiLxui this mornljig 'to spend tho nunimcr with Mr. Nino. C'rnlg and fnmlly. Mr. ClementM, who now, reside In New Orlean. will bo re-, niembered as Fern Cralit. , ,' Clilyn Iave Toduy Mr. ii ml Mr, c. N. Culy I?ave M I'll fori! today for Jiulnler national park, where they will attend the convention of the Gold Medul cluli i of the Oregon Mutual l.lfe Innur- ance company a guesu of the com pany. To become a member of I he club a reprenentatlvo muHt pro duce 1 1 15.1100 worth of luiHlneH. To qualify to take a member of the family to the convention a guest of the compnny, the representative mut produce (200.000 worth of buBlneim. Mr. Culy him filled both requirements. Bktcllla package good one-half price, 'Handicraft Bhoji, 42 8. Cen tral." Ihdne 702'. " no FiirestH Fure Well on Fourth ' j Komt' Truffle Karcuhin No forent fire repurtn were re- . We are glad to note the universal ceived In tlie dlHtrict office of 'the rnurfy with'whlch pedesti'lan on Ifplted Hlalej forest Hervice during ; our miiin buHinen Mtreet allow me juiy 4 week enu, uccoruitig io motor touri.itH (.specially thoHe tleorge firiffllh. iMHiHlunt director j from California to have the of public relation, who a- that! right of way at all crosnwalk. thus usually a few small fire break out escaping sudden death. Tha JJallta In dry timber as the result of the : chronicle. ' exploding of fireworks. Home may ' ' be contained In the uhui.1 10-day j Canning apricots, 5c lb. . Frank reports due Friday, he said. ! Iln's (Irocery, 437 So. Central. 116" Canning nprlcoLn, 5c lb. Frank lin' Grocery, 437 Ha. Central. 110 Guest Hero j Mr; George Cunning of Klnmnth Falls was in Medford yesterday vis lllng friends and attending to busi ness .Interests, . ! i wire married In Winlock,' 'Wash., in l!HS. Itucllla package goods one-half price. Handicraft Shop, 42 H. Cen tral. Phone 702. 1 13 Hero from a- Distance MueMts registered ut Medford ho tela front' a distance Include Frank B. Ashelay of Cloveland. O.. Flor ence Lowe, (.'lurk Temir nnd Amy Anthe of Irvlngton, N. .1., Mr. J D. King of lOllraboUi, N. ..,, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wayman of Chicago, III!, I'aul H.. Urowne of New ,'ork City nnd Mr. and Mr. K. H. Fos ter of Concord, N. .11, . ., . Come to the Houth Mothndlat Itidlea' Ice cream oolal this even ing on the church lawn. 110 Freak Hnlilla A "freak" ' dahlia wo brought Into the Courier office Wedpeday by. Clulen . Harlacho'r with some heautirul daiio known a -unxiisn daisies." The dahlia I, truly a freak of nature. It wirn two bloom tin one -stalk, one directly on the hack: of the other. , One of the hlnom I a deep red nnd the other I pink. Drnht Pns Courlor, ' Choice gladioli, cut flower nnd funeral Htirnvs. Hamuelaon s r low er Oartlem 208 Cldrk Ht. : Phone 8S0-X. i , ' " ' VlHltcrt' at Jiickwiin illr ; Mrs. Barah Heinle nan returned to: her homo In 'Portland, after spending .three ,w.e.ek visiting her sister, Alice iVIneojtt of,. Juglison vlllo highway. i . .. 1'lcnlc supplies, Sundays nnd holidays at Uunon' What-Not, Oth and ivy. . Ill Mr5. DynifU Improving '' ,r" Mrs.' Nora foynge, who underwent n" major operation nt the Commun ity hospital Wednesday. Is report ed to be getting along nicely today. ' Tree props: A largo stnok always on hand. ' Tot.' 62.' Medford Lum ber Co! ' v ' 78tf Transacts Huskies W, J. Joyce of tho Ilogue Ulver company was In Medford yosturday fcuin. Xtf AnKei ponferrlng with local company aproentatlyoB. The 6mr-itnnu1ni clearing sole l now In progress at Kthblyryn H'. Hoffmann's, .Including Hats Coats. IM-chscj and lfihsenitiVes li t -4. r. - m Vrtmi Kluto MiroKiliH lucluilorl nrnonK Portland uufMt nt lmvil holclw are Mr. and Mr. C. L. Vi-rVfr, A. A. Main, J. H. Povi-y. If. W. And.THon, J. 15. Johnston, It.. J. JnhnHun. Mr. an 'I Mm. K. W. Case, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hitzok, Ted DunkSn. W. K. Tp Hnd. Mr. nnd Mr. O. U.. Wny Tnnn. Kdwln Oarher and Mr. and Mr. John Kchncdllnf?. Lime for all purposes at Mo.1-; Mim, I'm kiT S-i-ks iHvonr ford Lumber Co. 78U j a divorre corniilaint wan fllod In ' . " ' ! circuit court today agalnnt C. M. Offer for Sulr , .. -l', The PJnhtirt m-honl dlntrk-t has- .:. r . ' ;,.fl.. offi-i-ed SZD.mio ut hondM for nalo for the conirUctI)in of a new four-i rmini. BChonlhoum un tho edp ufj iturllla iat-ktiK Koodw one-half th town of Lincoln on the (Irccn- price. HunUicaft Khop, 42 H. On- Hprin hiKHvvay. The InilldlriK tral. Phont 102. llti 'xiifti'd to be comi1I(d In. time' -r - for the opening of echool and will; VIKln ltclatlve lli-ro he ' diic und one-half nillts from j Mm. Ada flornfly, formerly Miss the prcHcnt witn of the Hchool. 1 Adit t'openwer, in spending six -. j wcekH in Medford nnd Central! Victor CulhorUon tried almost nIrit vMtlnK friends nnd ffdutlves.! cverythiiiK tor poixon oak and Bot!Kn(. njiS l(een makinK her home In no relief until ho used Dr. Itlazon' : HJln i.'rnnelaco, j'(jun oitk prcxcripuon. Hold and To Fill P. Pulpit Warron Kii kpatrlck, who recent ly returned from Iowa, where he ium been attending Drake univer sity, will preach at the Central Point Christian church next Hun day. He will viBlt in Medford an other month before returning to Des Moines. la., where h how ac cepted a pastorate. TTft t fiupoln l 9 a A nar ri t ,i silk hats, valueti up to 14.98, spec ial 1.98 and 2.98. The Hand Box. 223 Kant th St. 114 Return from South Mr. and Mrs. George K. Fox, MUh Geraldlne Fox and -Mrs. L, R. Kads of Portland, Mrs. Fox' Bis ter, returned to Medford Wednes day 'after a vacation trip during which they veiled friends at Sac ramento. Cal and Reno, Nev. You'll'enjoy a vacation more If you get one of our Natural Perma nent Waves. Hhelton Croqufgnole or Rlnglette styles. Emma Cllne Beauty Shop, Liberty Bldg. Phone 454. 114 Minor I-abor Trouble . A man by the name of Manuel, Labor was arrested for laziness. Hej was arrested, this pj, because ht i would not do manual labor. Roehurg News-Review. j A IT 1 I IrVVHdmesj INSURANCE GENGY ; Mrs. Veale Icuves for Kat air. At, Vealo has left this city for ft six weeks vacation i.l BaMmore.. Md.. where she will visit her two sons. SINCE I90C HARRY MARX PAINTING Tinting, Paper Hanging Hum 178-J euiiranteeil l,y Heath's Drug Htor"! Tree protis only. 112 Ti'l. No. 1. at lilg Pines Uir. Co. lOStf Sin lis. hlg loads, 4' tiers, fli.OO. Small loads, $3.'o0. Valley Fuel CM. Phono 70. " tf Chnuncey Florey now located 123 Hunt Main St. Insurance and Heal 13tato. oiitf Aslilnnrt Pegging Away '' " ' ' Of course, general business con ditions' throughout the country are not ut tiip-potch liiilnt, but Ashland will not lot Hint deter her from going ullead and from henutlfvin&r und Improving tho city. Ashland! Tilings, , . ' Dance till ! o'clocif. Cloid 'him every Hnturdny night. ' w Order nnw . Ifi-ln. irpnn nlnn Rlnbfl: blir lonilR. 4V, tiers. IT,. OH. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7. . tf. Rnndmnster fero " t).1 (.'.' Harris; rnudmnRfc'r : for Houthern Pacific, was a business caller In Medford yesterday from Glandule, The Fox West Coast Theatre Is fundamentally a part of your ci -nmunity, flourishing because lt iir dedicated to fulfill your '.'iTequirement.'. , i,.-u . t .i. f.:.-' . - ' ' . WW Sharkey Schmeling Fight Pictures , LAST. TIMES TONITE -,..-. ,-,;v ..William Collier,- Jr. '? Froo load kindling with 3 hlg load m-ln. slabs. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70. tf IVnn nrnn. All tonirllin Mnln sixe. uneap &i Aiotiiuru i.umuer t.:o 7str' At Itiurue Cnbln Mr. Clarence 'Noe nnd sinter; Mrs. .lohn Whltaker of Wntson- Vllle, Cal., are npending everal ''tyH.at the Noe cabin on the. Rogue. . Aiiderson'a New Studio of Pho tography, ground floor, 407 K. Main, opuoalto Pigay Wlggly. 130 Chnuncey Florey now located 123 Kast Main St. ' Insurance and Heal Estate.' ' 6tt Hlg Flax Oron Aocnrdlng to W. B. Hartram of the state flax Industry, fiOOO ucrev of , riax In the Willamette valley will harvest this year over 10,000 ton, tha cash value of which' will be In the neighborhood of I3G0,- 000 A Favorite item with many custom ers are pur ' . - i - . . ... - Cherry and Nut Nougbiits 'Vf ,. Saturday we will offer these delightful rolls at the very, special, price ..Of. lji ,', .4 ; Ai"'u' ' Vlil' .t 19c the dozen These rolls sell regular ly at 30o the dozen and art liberally iUlod with glace cherries and nuta, We know you will like them. Our supply, is limited.. Come early,, s. We- spcolallxo In radiator and fender ropnlrtng at Van's Garage, 33 H. Uurtlctt. Phono 208. tf DhA. r... i .. . . . , . . ' . , . . oh"" ni-VTiin olio K'l in Yiimrn to 14.05, special 2M. other shoe niircmi 13.91 to 9 ii.ti'i. t.:arjieiui Hhnrt Htorn. "'The fthnn IIiik." Kust Oth Bt.' , 114' It, A. 'AtWIHKl IllipniVllIK Word received from It. A. At wood, ho Is now at the flood Samaritan hoaptlnl ' In Portland under tho enre of Hockey brothers, Is that he is making good imiu'uvo ment and will prubably bo able t return homo sometime the lust of this month. Mrs. Alwood Is still In' Portland with him. . Phono 642. We'll haul nw.y your rofuBo. city Hunltary Service. 337tf" Cold meat nnd salads at Hu son's What-Not, 8th and Ivy. Ill Here fniltl (Yemi-nt t'lty Mrs. II. W. Webber and party of resi'ent City were among those of northern ,t!allfurhla , who spent yestortlny In the ,clty. Screen doors (fixture free). Medford Lumber Co. Phone 29. 7.8tf For hest green slabs, ask drlv: or cull Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031 5tf ItHiirns In Oakland Hill Urates of Oakland, Cat., was In Medford this morning, following several days atuy In Ashland. Mr. Ilentc visited prater 1-nke while In the valley, pml left today for hi home by way uf the ltedwood highway. , I,ct me wrlto your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holla ml Bldg. Phono 9!i3. tf Dressmaking and remodeling nt the Fashion H h o P. 414 Medford Hldg. Tel. 1181. tt Here fnun Jiii'ttsutiYllle Ir. J. W. Hoblson and ' F.mll Ilrltt tif Jill-ksonvllle were In Meil fuid yeatordsy attending to busi ness anil visiting with friends. Bancs till 3 o'clock, fluid "ill every Hatnrdny night. Rtitf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CAK IIU1NU tn Maker, onlnrln. Ore., and Hnlse will take imu or . two pseseugers to help mv ex- penses. Ilox K. W., Mull TNliune. 1 1 1 WANTKU Full or pari time rep 1'wtentHllv.i for life, heulth am! accident comtinny. A real prop nsltlon. J. O. Ostbv. Olrtrlet manager, Klsmath Falls. ne its' Foil SAl.li Two while enamel sluglv beds, with mattii'Mses; Just the thing for sli'i'pliig porch or siinnner cnbln; cheap. Ill wi Inglon St. , 11J Ml! i ."A RpYAL ROMANCE" I "The Big Jewel Case"; I All Talking Comedy Ml TALKING NEWS' !' ill i ' i i ' Xnmnrrriw one day only . ,, I .. . ' Continuous 12:30 'to '11 P.' 'M. '. I " A T J wllh the.1 brtg'inai go'ld-brlok guy II J- Ji tl :' wnD'l break an aim grabbing, for II a wooden nickel, II " f ' & i , I'll ' WHAT A GUY! Mil ' Fell head over tincups for MULHALL; I II tha nlrlnQt. ' irnma in thfl III mi w m - I I Mil la oud w U l" PAT O'MAILEY A RADIO PICTURS- I I ALS0 " tIIITalhinqfl I All Talking 8hort Comedy 3ir I III "HIS OPERATION" I III Krazy Kat Kartoon V, Xsl fl I Marie Kuronka st&l Yi 71 I I Singing Ac, dS?S&X? 4 ' ' I Paramount News Vr V-XBB II Prices III Mat. 10c, 25c BT Vl ' I Eve. 10c, 35c ' TONITE ni Saturday. ' MW I The West of Gold y ' 'Rush Days ' : -HtH V- :: ''fiw'''- ,hit cgi&m i ' V" l .'' V ' ' ' ' I ; 4 PLUS t , Edward Everette Horton lVI 1 OP In "GOOD MEDICINE" IVlttlS OC MOVIETONE NEWS . i ' Coming SUNDAY "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE" Ecoiomy K1: f. ' ' ' V ' .' THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Keeping Your Home Canning Expense Down r j - - ' .1 V - ' " - ., . f4'-- ;.' '.' With the approach of the heavy fruif 8eason4-we are again confronted with that extra drain on the family purse home canning expense. Jars, lids, rubbers, and many of the cooking utensils' necessary to the proper hand ling of the fruit must be bought. ''"u . ' Keep that expense down by buying your' supplies at the Groceteria. Here you will find besides the usual needs such as jars, etc., all of the utensils, kettles, strainers, presses, cookers, and all other supplies priced on the basis of our lower business costs. i :. ; . '.;. ' ' .ii,, ..... . ;. ' -: : . And the fruits be sure to can home grown they are better, fresher, and usually cost less. Various kinds are beginning to ripen now peaches will be ready soon. The quality will be very good 'and the price low. - ' " BREAD Every day in the? week Mb. loaf , 3 for 20c H-ib. icaf . ;. . . . : ... . .1 .: . . .ioc Cakes layer and loaf, choice of sev eral kinds . . .-. . . 25c Lu Vegetables & Fruits Bermuda' Sweet - Onions, grown lo caUy,lbs;' . . . 15c Bananas, 4 lbs. . . . ; ; . . . , . ... 23c Sunkist Lemons, the large size, doz. . . : 33c Fancy Green Beans, 2 lbs. . . . 15c New Potatoes, 8 lbs 25c Fancy Bell Peppers, lb. 15c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS S. & W. Fancy Crab Meat; flat cans,: ? 3 for . . . . .$i.ob; S. & W.; Sardines, large oval cans, 3 for . . ; 39c S. & W. Oven Baked Beans, 1 S. & W; Boston Brown Bread, BOTHFOR ......... ..... 43c Amaizo Oil, qt. cans, best for frying 39c Salad Dressing, Milani's, pt. jar . . 19c- Schilling's- Sherry Wine Seasoning, 12-qz. bottle . .' : ... .'..; ...... Near Beer, Columbia Brew, i j v 3 bottles ..... Ginger Ale, Extra Dryj 2 bottles . . Shrimp, Miss Lou Brand,' 2 cans . . Sauer Kraut, Sunny Garden, No cans, 2 for ; . . . V7. ; . ; .'; ?: Tomato Juice, Seal Ivist brand, No. 1 tall cans . . . 15c Drifted Snow Flour, 49-lb sack .$1.65 White Down, very fine hard wheat flour arid fully guaranteed, 49-lb. ' sack ; $1.55 Yellow Cling Peaches, Sun-blest "- brand, No. 2J can, 3 for . 55c Stringless Beans, Heart of Rockies brand, 3 cans . 29c Asparagus Tips, Gold Poppy brand, No. 1 tall cans 18c Lipton's Coffee, 1-lb. vacuum cani 37c Crystal White or P & G soap, 8 bars 25c 2i 48c 25c 25c 29c 25c White King Granulated Soap, large pkg.:;. . .... . : . . ... 38c Corrt'Meal, SperryV; white or yel- 5;. . low, large bag 32c Wheaties,' the new ready-to-serve . cereal ". . '. . 10c Rolled Oats, Sperry, quick cooker or plain,4 large bag 39c Fruit Jars, with covers complete, Ball, Mason or Kerr Mason, doz. pints, 79c; qts. . .' 93c Economy Jars, wide mouth, doz. pfs. 93c; qts. . . $1.13 Kerr lids, regular', 2 doz. 25c ; wide mouth, 2 doz. 35c Economy Jar Lids, doz. 22c Ball Mason Litis, doz 22c Jar Racks for cold-pack canning. . 55c - Fruit Jar Wrenches 15c; 25c Jelly or Fruit Strainers. . .' .10c to 43c Aluminum Preserving Kettles "' $1.43 to $4.59 Enameled Kettles 39c to $1.98 Electric Hot Plates $1.39 to $6.98 Eveready Jelly Strainers . ; .''.'."$1.25 Stone Jars all sizes from i gal to . 30 gallon. Home sizes 6 gallon $1.38; 12 gallon . . v . $2.98 FREE Glass cake plates with Pills bury cake flour buy two pkgs. and ! receive the cake plate free. CARD TABLES We were lucky enough to get another shipment of these specially priced card tables a usual $3.50 or $4.00 value. ' t While they last ' $1.98 ' FOUNTAIN LUNCH Vegetized Ragout of Beef, Potatoes, Gravy, Buttered Bread, Coffee, Iced Tea or Milk . . : ..... . . , . . 25c Double Sundae Special Double por tion of ice cream with choice of syrup or fruit . . ... . . . . . ..... . . 15c Ice Cream, all flavors, qt. . . . . . 39c GATES LYDIAR.D V . ; f SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Lots of Room to Park