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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD, OREO OX, FRIDAY, .TULV'iS. itelV K WHILLOCK'S Golden Rule Grocery C. A. WHILLOCK, Manager No. 1 233 W. Sixth No. 2 117 N. Central Use iam out During the ,hot summer: days it is not necessary to come to town for your shopping Just phone ycur order to us and we'll carefully fill it and send' it to your home WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE! Ouv : quantity buying (in conjunction with 700 other busy stores) and fine quality merchandise assured your tationally-known foodstuffs for less money. We have fresh vegetables, too. Golden Rule Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital Fresh Eggs (extras) dozen 25 .Corn Flakes, 3 packages '. 23 "Pet Milk, 6 cans '48 Citrus Laundry Citrus Washing , .( Soap Powder ...,. 10 bars for Package, 30 19 Cream Cheese, pound 25 Golden West Coffee, pound 39 Red Twin-lip jar rubbers, 4 doz. 25 Certo, bottle 25 Citrus Granulated Soap Powder 35 Include a Can of Carnation Milk in Your Order Today . : ; Always in Stock! .A Complete Line of SPERRY QUALITY FOODS Saturday cnly, 49-pound sack fc1 Drifted Snow Flour 1 U' Where You Meet Good Things to Eat Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at Golden Rule Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Golden Rulo Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Golden Rule Groc ery No. 5 in Central Point. .' s ...'..,.. ' , 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less To Visit Crater ljlki- Miss Helen V. Drake and Mrs. Sidney Starbuck of Chicago left by Htr.Re for Crater Lake this niorntnjr, followlnpr their' nrrivnl in Medford. They are returning from tile annua Ciard club meeting, hav ing visited in Portland. Seattle. Ta coma and Rainier national park. While in Medfurd they, were the guests' of air. and Jlffi. Walter Krazer lirown. .' ' Floral sprays, corsages and mix ed bouquets for sale. Large assort ment of choice gladiolas in red, crimson, cerish, . lavender, rose, pink, yellow and other colors. 40c a dozen. Phono 390-k, or call at DeLosh Gardens, 325 South Holly St. 117 ' Permanent waves Duart Cro qutgnolc Nestle Circuline spiral. Hoseborough Beauty Shop, 12 S. Central. Phono 362. 21 Return from Xortli C. M. Brewer, executive head of the Copco and Mountain States companies, returned yesterday from a several days business trip in thd northern part of the state. Dr. Scholl's Foot Expert from Chicago will be at tho M. M. Dept. Store tomorrow and Monday. Free advice on the care of your feet, 117 C'nltfnriiittiiM at Hotels Iteglstrutions t Medford hotels from the Beer state includo Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Jolinnon and party. Miss It. (1. Kvans, Mlxs J. Stulieur nech. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lewen thal, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Rothwell of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. 13. A. Griffin and daughter of Piedmont. Mrs. 1,. c. Westlake. Mrs. T. Fell of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. F. Itlsi nig of San Diego, C. H. (leskicl and fnmily of Long Beach, Isabel An drews of Marysville. Louise Andrus and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Andrews of Bni'tle, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bellas of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dwinnii of Hiikeinfleld; and tho followlitK from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ciraf. Air. and Mm. S. Colin. '.Mr. r.nd Mrs. It. F. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ltnii Inson. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sully and Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Welsh. Reduced prices on all spring dresses tomorrow at tho M. ' M. Dept. Store. 117 Floral sprays, corsages and mix ed bouquets for sale. Large assort ment of choice gladiolas In red, crimson, cerise, lavender, rose, pink, yellow and other colors, 40c a dozen. Phone S90-L, or call at DeLosh Gardens, 326 South Holly St. . " '117 From State MetioHilU Residents of Portland registered at Medford hotel include W. C. M.-liride. 10. 11. Duffy. . Olesou and son, J. H. Kraus, A. C. Barn'-; kuff,- It, 1. Center, ltolit. L. Coo, ! M. K. Sprott, J. 11. Owner. 11. W. ! Muyhew, 1. A. Duffy, M. 11. Croft,1 R. (1. Nixon, A. A. Krentxel, Mr.1 and Mrs. W. IMllsbury. J. T. Jones.! Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Leach and It. lOEHOl OSOl 30Etf; Former UcsWIi-nl tu City (.Jfo. D. Kern, who formerly UvvJ in this city and wan employed by thp racific Krult Kxpross, Ls a vis itor Unlay from Sun Francisco. Screen doors (fixtures free).1 Medford Lumber Co. Phono 629. 78tfi All spririK coats point; at half price in tho ready-to-wear dept. tomorrow. M. M. Dept. Store. 117 O Mhlor (enit1on N. A. Mejui underwent a minor operation todny for tho removal of his tonsils. ' Tree props. All lenfiths, regular size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co. ?8tf Continuous anncing, two dance orchestras. Jackson Springs Sat urday nlRht. Featuring Bob Fletch er's orchestra. 118 To Visit In Ivos AiiKt'lfK Dorothy and . Patrichv . Youns. daughters of Mrs. Elizabeth YounK. left by train this morning for Los Angeles, where they will visit rela tives for two weeks. Good tree props should be uni form In size and quality. Come Jn and look our stock over. "Woods Lumber Co., .East Jackson and Genessee. 119 - Seaside. Fruit and vegetable market and dry goods store open ed for business in Pendleton Wool Vn Mills building by M. Murry. Eugene. Bids will .be opened July. 1st for furnishings machinery and equipment for steam auxiliary power plant. LUNCH MEATS The kind that make picnics and summer lunches more enjoyable. We have the best se lection in Medford. FAT MILK FED RHODE ISLAND RED HENS AND FRYERS .. LOCAL RABBITS HAM PADDIES CHOICE MEATS OF ALL KINDS SPECIALS Morrell's Pride Shankless Picnics, Wrap ped 'in Cellophane paper, lb .25 Morrell's Light Lean Bacon 28 Bacon Back, lb. '. ...25 Morrell's Skinned Hams, lb. 28 Spring Lamb Stew, lb 10 Spring Shoulder Lamb, lb..:. ;....-..20 Lard, Bulk, Home; Rendered, lb lS1 "LET US MEET YOUR MEAT NEEDS" Economy Meat Market 206 East Main And Phone 46 PEOPLES MARKET ECONOMY GROCETERIA NO. 2, W. Sixth Telephone 1085 Nichols & Ashpole Stock of musical Instruments, records and music, etc., located nt Medford, Oregon, will be offered for sale by sealed bids. Bids will bo opened at 2 p. m. o'clock on Monday, July 21st, in tho office of the Trustee. This stock Inven tories $1283.42,' fixtures $305.00 Certified check for ten per cent of amount of bid must accompany bid. Stock may be inspected any time by catling, on G. C. Peebler, Med ford, 31 So. Front St. Right re served to reject any or all bids. AM bids subject to approval of Referee in Bankruptcy, 118 Hero from Idaho Mr. and Mrs. TV. R.! Davis ar rived from Uolso, Ida., yesterday afternoon to spend several days in Medford visiting relatives while en route to southern California to spend several weeks on a vacation at Los Angeles and San Diego. 11 u.s lumvd Knot lawrenee Keo is in the Sacred Heart hospital receiving treatment for an Injured kneo. Dance Wed. and Sat. nights, Dreamland. Dynge's music. 118 It took years to grow your or chard. You can't afford to take chances with cheaa props.- We carry good No. 1 red fir tree props. Woods' Lumber Co., Eaat 'Jackson and Genessee. ' 110 Will Visit Kin ninth Falls Mr. and Mrs. Amos Turnbow will leave tomorrow .with Mrs. Luc lie O'Neill for Klamath Falls. Mrs. O'Neill has been teaching English and Latin in the local summer school. All spring coats going at half price In the ready-to-wear dept. tomorrow. M. M. Dept. Store. 117 Plant your late beets, carrots. lettuce, turnips, spinach now. Jin- joy fresh vegetables from your own garden. Buy our tested seeds for best results. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 120 Hold Hon n Ion Soon The "Manila Times." published once a year (sometimes) at Port land, in the Interest of the second Oregon Volunteer Infantry reunion association. Is being distributed now, calling ex-meinhers of the iment togethor for their annual, reunion, to be held in LfurelhuHt park, In Portland, Sunday, August 10th. Perennial plants cost money when you buy at planting time. Vh not start plants now from seed at a fraction of tho cost. A full lino of perennial seeds at the Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 120 Owr & garden fun of perennials for a few cents. Plant seeds now for next year's blooms. See us for perennial flower seeds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 120 .City Tnifflr Is Heavy A check on auto traffic on East Main street at the intersection of Riverside avenue by City Traffic Officer (ieorgo J. Proscott, between 5 nnd 6 o'clork last evening, re vealed that 1328 cars passed that point, furnishing an argument for the use of a traffic signal during thp rush hour. A count will prob ably be made thls evening on Cen tral avenue and Mam street, Dr. Scholl's Koot Kxpert will give freo examination and advice for instant relief from foot troubles. At the M. M. Dept. Store tomorrow and Monday. . . , ,117 Chauncey Florey now located 123 East Main tit. Insurance and Ileal Kstato. fif.tf GET WASTE OUT OF YOUR SYSTEM Banish Constipation at the Start with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Costly Textbook KqnlpincnC i Equipment necessary for the pro duatlon of textbooks for the schools of Oregon-by the state would cost approximately $ 100,000, according to tho estimate of the Interim com mil toe appointed by tho 1920 legis lature to investigate the subject. Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill every Saturday night. 89tf Dr. Scholl's Foot Kxpert will give free examination and advice for instant relief from foot troubles. At tho AI. M. Dept..Stoto, tomqrrow and Monday. Ill Undergoes Major H'ralloii ' L. O. (Jack) Shoemaker, ' who underwent a major operation at the Community hospital thlM-mnrn-Ins, was reported as resting pasy. Extra choice gladiolas In a largo assortment of colors; 40a a dozen Floral sprays and mixed bouquets a specialty. DeLosh Flower Oar dens, 325 South Holly, St. Phone 390-1 117 iGct a free Duco .finish clothes rack from Southern Oregon Elec tric If you buy a One - Minute washer at reduced price of $87.50 121 Free load kindling with 3 big loads 16-ln. Blabs. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Will Attend Style Show Mrs. Adrlenne Steward will leave Medford this evening for San Fran cisco, where she will meet Lu notta Goodwin and travel south by plane to Los Angeles to attend the fall fashion show Monday night. She will also bo accom panied from San Francisco by Miss Paloma Handelman, manager of the Eureka Adiienne shop. Mrs. Steward plans to- return to Med ford after spending two weeks viewing and buying fall creations In tho southern markets. ' Rates now on pears and applos. Let us figure with you on yonr fruit hauling. We have all new equipment, reliable drivers Insur ed carriers. Phone 833. F. E. Samson Co. 119 Fruit J uices for ummer Beverages We now have the finest line of fruit juices we have ever carried. Call at the store arid look over our stock of summer drinks. Slnha. big loads, 4Vi tiers, $5.00. Small loads, $?.00. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 78. if Gilostn ill Mctlforcl Mra. Iawrenco Buck of Colusa, Cal., ind grandmother, Mrs. I.uniy of Merced, are Kuests In this city of Miss 1311a Parks. Dance, Jacksonville, Sat. night. IIS Delicious salads nnd cold meats for picnics. Huson's What Not. 110 Meteorological Report Mission Orange Juice. Mission Lemon Juice Mission Grapefruit Juice Welch's Grape Juice White Grape Juice Whitefield Orange Juice Pure Lime Juice Pineapple Juice Florida Grapefruit Juice Loganberry Juice Hay's Five Fruits 1'Yliliiy, July IS. Medford nnd vicinity: Tonight nnd Haturday fnlr; mild tempera ture, i '': t'-'; ' .t"' Oregon: Fog on tho const nnd fair in tho interior tonight nnd Haturday; mild temperature; mod erate north nnd northwest winds on the coast. FOR SATURDAY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Home Made Cakes All phone orders receive the same careful attention as if you i , called at the store in person. ( i , , . 1 i ll Personal Attention , j Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phonft252 GROCER !KM25K OOOl locao Local DaU. ' S X, f I" Temperature (dereo).. 82 HlRherit (last 12 hrs.).. 84 Ixiwest (last 12 hrs.).... 49 Hel. humidity (pet.) 25 reclpltatlon (Inches).. .00 Fmni New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Ulchard I'nxton And son of Dawson, X. M., arrived in Medford this morning to spend the week end as tho puetUs of Mrs. lielle Uttrell. Following their viit here, they will leave for Hood Itlver lo visit their daughter. Freo examination and advice fur instant relief from your foot trou bles by Dr. Keboll's Koot Kxpert nt the M. M. Dept. Store tomorrow and Monday. 117 Special reductions on Kolvlnator refriRorators bought at Houthorn Oregon Electric before July 19. 11S 11 I u 91 city. ;? 3 fa i ? I.ook out when you wake up tired and stay tired. Beware of head- I aches, unpleasant breath. These are usuniiy the nrst symptom 01 con stipation. The trouble is that your intes tinal system is clogged. You have eolcn too many bulkiest! foods. But you can clean your system safely, if you start at once to cat Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. Kelloetr's ALL-BRAN Is a cereal that you can eat naturally. It sweeps : th intestines clean of poisonous wastes. Far better than habit- forming pills and drugs. I Kelloeg's ALL-BRAN is guaran ; teed. Just eat two tablespoonfuis daily- recurring cases with every meal. You'll like its crispness and flavor. Your system will benefit by its rich store of iron and healthful I elements as well as by its roughage. I Rcady-to-eat with milk or cream, i Delicious with fruits and honey : added. Use it in cooking. Recipes ' are on the packatre for muflins and ' griddle cakes. Sold by all grocers. Served by hotels, restaurants and dining-cars. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. . .FiUMiheMi. Singer VIhIIk Madame- Takane Nanhu, slncer with the Philadelphia- Opera com pany, arrived in Medford yester day, accompanied by her husband, K. Taknne. and in visiting Mr. und Mrs. M. Mnru, nl whoo home she will nlng this evenlnK for a party of local Jnpnneae residents. Hhe snng over station KOVV ye.terday nnd Is now en rou'.o to Now York to rpsume her operatic slnKlng. Chauncey Florey now located 123 Kant Main St. Insurance ana Heal Estate. Btf tlcnutlful assortment of chil dren's wanh dresses specially priced tomorrow In the redy-tr wear department. 11"' Kitrtit Week ICml Here Mrs. C. H. Hlchardson of lintel Valley and her mother, Mrs. . ll H'll.n huv. rnturnn.l frnm Med. ford, where they npent the week end an tn KUeatK or reiauve. Ituseburg Xew.-ltcvlew. We have that particular mould- Ine for your Individual picture The Peasleys, opposite New Holly theater. -f 4 ALL-BRAN lir.proved In Texture and Taite Anderson's Trew fltadlo of Pho tography, ground floor, 407 B. Main, opposite Plcgly Wlggly. 1J0 Street PnU-hlng Viinpletel The elty utreet department has complct'-d the palehlnK of Main tret between fir.ipe and Holly MreetH, covering the old street car traeks. the concrete base of whkh wan wearing away. A-lill.ill was ueed to cover the' trar-ks and the work extended to a point went of Oakdale, nmoll spots being re paired here and there. Lower your fuel cost buy your wood and coal now at summer prices. Phone SJ. F. R. Hamson CO. in State of weather Clear Cleur Lowest temperaluro this morn ing, M degrees. , Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 19211, 13. U7 Inches. Temperature a year ngo today: Highest, SS; lowest, f4. tiunuot today, 7:43 p. m. Hum lc Haturday, 4:Ti2 a. m. HunHct Kiitunlny, 7:42 p. m.: Observation Taken at 6 A. M. 120th Meridian Time i IPS 8J Itaker City 7II lllsmarck U 1 IIoIho sit Denver 9u les Mollies 100 Fresno 102 Helena 4 Los Angeles . 92 Marahfleld 70 l-hoenlx ...v 106 Portland 70 lied Hluff 8 Koneburg 7 Halt iJlko 90 Hon Francisco .... 62 Hanta Fe i 4 Heattle .: Spokane 78 Walla Walla SO Winnipeg SI 44 01 51 08 70 f.H 63 64 42 82 52 (1 SO 66 62 60 62 to i"8 60 Clear P. Cdy, CMear Cloudy V. Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear P. Cdy, Clear Clear P. Cdy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear (Hear Cloudy , w. jTTiutchiho.v, Meteorologist. JUDGETAYLOR IN Following JuiIko Taylor's ar rival homo last night frnm hlB lung vacation, tllu city court began functioning again thlx morning, as n eonecUonco of which two local speeders came to financial grief. Mrs. W, D. Whlsenant, on her plea of guilty to speeding on North ltlvorsldo avenue, near the luiHtnoHS section, was fined $10. Donald Koney also drew a fine of SIO on hl plea of guilty to speeding. Officer Prescutt, who made both apprehensions, alleged that Keney was driving In excess of 20 nillca, and that In no doing he ran Into u milk wagon, -which had the right of way. AKtjuc.il 'oiiniiiinlciit Ion Medford Lodge No. 103, A, F. & A. M Friday, July 18, 7:30 p. in. Vlnlting mom hers welcome. H. J. F1KLD, C. M. HOUSTON, Secy. W. M 117' Halem. New .riOO,(IOO state office building formally d''dc;iti'd Sweet and Cool The lines of youth thri ve on the sparkling tang of delightful Banquet Tea. A cold drink that keeps the spirit up and the weight down. With the flavor you pre fer... A sample will corrvinceAwritenow. Mccormick a Co. Inc. ; . Baltimore. Md. V. f HfHItn, Bln4ff ,i2 wmt rcs'l . 1 -a 10 CLEAR DESK Harry Hulton, now sole pro prietor of tho Hotel Kugene. hnv. Ing recently bought the Interest of his partner In tnst honlelry. the late Mr. Clark, nnd leasee and manager of the Hotel Medford, ar rived hern yesterday .from Ku gene whero le hod apent the pant two months because of , the illnens and death of Mr. Clark and set tlement of conditions caused by that death. Mr. Mutton plans to remain here a couple of weeks to catch up with hl various Intercuts In and around Medford, before returning to Kugene. Albany. Fred Anderson open ed barber shop at 198 Knst First street,- Special for Saturday RAISED DOUGHNUTS :.:......'.:.....:..,....15 dot. MAPLE NUT and PINEAPPLE SPONGE CAKES Tasi c like lioinc-mutje ; and re tile kind that ro well with ice cream. .. -'-. ' . HOME-MADE BREAD The" best to be had. ' 3 loaves for 25 ' r' PERSHINGS :..:30tf doi. PUMERNICKLE.:........i..... JllSf loaf The fyllowinR 0irQccric'!liandle , ., MODEL BAKERY BREAD: Home Grocery, 608 E. Main 1 Park Groqery, 223 W. Main,; Service Store, 132 W. Main ' Oakdale Store, 403 S. Oakdale . . Laurel St. Market, 216 S. Laurel MODEL BAKERY lit W. Main' i ..... . ... . . . i- . .- '"Phone 103RT W.' 'Cormick Co. ... .10WC u a A What r Will $10 Buy a Nettleton Made Shoe? It Willi ; The .. f SHOE... i ALL STYLES J i i $10.00 1 McPHERSON'SJ Style witbout extravagance Miller Classified Advertising Geta Result! o 11 o o D o o D t 0 9 in 'II!