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1 1 MEPFORD MATT; TRTBTJNF, MEDPORT). OKEfiOX, FRIDAY, JULY 1S,-1K0. PAGE SEVEN Mil I Judge and .Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor and Ihe lmrents of Mrs. Taylor, Mr. mid Jlrs. E. W. L. Carkln, ar lived home lam evening from: their lone- auto trip of nhoul frvs' weeks to Minnesota. Saskatchewan, Can ada, North Dakota and other points, during which they covered 5SuO miles. The trip was a delightful' one and, despite his SO years, Mr.-Car-kin Flood it best of the quartet, and Mrs. Carkin, 75. was next in taking a very keen delight. Dur ing the journey they encountered quite warm and some cold weather at times. ' .Much of the time was spent In visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carkin's for mer home, Hlllshoro, and Judge Taylor's former home in (Inlnd Korks county. North Dakota, which Id had not visited for TI years. On tie return trip to Medford they, sjent a day and a half in Yellow stone national park and came via the" Hf,Kenzie pass from central Oregon.' ... Judge T'lor took particular In terest in visiting Grand Forks and vicinity, andi his alma mater, (he University ol North Dakota, which ,is also the ajma mater of John II. Carkln, mucl of the grounds for which Institution were the gift of Bill Budge, the well known Med ford orcrardist, and former state Republican leader and otherwise prominent citizen of North Dakota, uiUil he located in Medford. The judge today declared with ottc any equivocation that the I'ni veisiiy of North Dalvna is the most beautiful and best laid out. ex cept possibly the University of Washington, In western territory. The party stayed a little longer than originally intenued as the judge says that on account of the advanced age of Mr. and Mrs. Car kln he didn't desire to drive very j fast. Then, too. while he did not j not say so, he disliked to siieed in , a foreign state, as a news account j of a pinch on that charge along the ; route would look bad In home news papers'. '! Summer Schedule . Can't Bust 'Em Brand Work Clothes POSTMEN OUTLINE LADS WILL BIG PROGRAM FOR AT CHIEF'S PARTY! JOKE CONTEST IS The' well known hrnnrt of work clothes, "Cun't Bust s'ein.') manu factured by Kloesser-Hcyuerniann company, nnd popular all over the country, return to the col umns of this paper todny with a' schedule of advertising'. , .Gold label twill, used In the manufacture of these famous work clothes, is guaranteed to give greater wen r and protection against snagging, grease and oil, than denims. "Can't Runt 'ems" are made right, there is an overall for every trade nnd others can be had nt your dealers Arrangements have all been completed for the second annual picnic .timing of the staff of the .Medford postoffiee, city and rural and their families, which will be held at the Kilts' picnic grounds along the Rogue rivet next Sun day. There will be no speeches or music ust a good neighborly time with Ints of choice food and a sports program of friendly com petition between the various local departments. The t olio wing pro gram has been prepared by the committee in charge, Dick Singler for the clerks, Harry Morrow for the . city carriers, and Sherman (lodlove for the rural carriers: 1 1 a. m.to 1 p.m. Cot together and preliminary horseshoes. 1 p.m. Combine lunch. 2 p.m. Sports; 5-mnn relay race, carriers vs. clerks; 3 -legged race free for all; 50-yard dash, free . for all; tug of war, carriers vs. clerks. 3 p.m. Swimming, water sports, boating. 4 p.m. Kinal horseshoes. p.m. Annual klttenball ganie, carriers vs. clerks. . fi p.m. launch. " ' Fire Chief Hoy Klliott today tendered an invitation to nil boys in Medford of the age of 13 years lor under to be his guests at a swimming party to be held at the .'atatoiium next Tuesday forenoon ;nt 10 o'clock. j Etuys . are requested to bring ! their own suits if possible anil to i bring slips of paper, having their name and address, for presentation j to the ehief before they g Into the water. The swim party is an annual event given hy that offie j ial. who will also talk to the boys ! on fire prevention. SUMMER CLASS I four In thu history department. ! Xeverul of the high KChilol Htuili'iltx : were enrolled to raise their group- i Hi. ' 1 WORK IS ENDED-WARRAMT OU i i Carnation Milk from Contented Cows Carnation milk, made on the coast, "from contented cows." be gins an advertising summer sched ule In this paper today. This reliable household product Is advertised as "doubly rich in cream," economical, and ' safe guarded at the source by clean housing of clean herds nnd clean handling of the milk. This pro tection continues until it finally reaches customers in hermetically sealed containers." Ca r na I ion m ilk is f o r coo k 1 ng ami table use and can bo secured at your grocers. The Cohen and Kelly contest ends today. The lust Jokes deal ing with these two popular char acters, which have been made more popular by the motion plc l lure now showing at the Crater : ian theater, appear In today's is sue of the Mail Tribune. Ilun j dreds of jokes have been received 1 and the management regrets iu I ability to print all of thorn. The best ones received each day, which v're accompanied by ad dresses, have been printed and many children and grown-ups made happy by the entertainment offered by S. (1. Memlcnhalt, man ager of the Craterlan theater, to the prize, winners. Many jokes were received by the Mall Tribune, which were not ac companied by the addresses of the sender, so could not be entered In the contest. Tiekets received will be good to day nnd tomorrow as the last showing of the "Cohens and Kellys In Scotland" will be Saturday night. , ; . . , , . Have enWaititiivg if or This Big PRICE SLASH Niowf CasK" In On It Our Second Big Selling Drive Brings i Still Greater Reductions on Many Lines j TO SPEED UP SELLING AND HURRY THE COMPLETE AND FINAL CLOSING OUT j Of All Remaining Stock SATURDAY Will Be the Greatest Bargain Day Since'We Started This Sale With new lowered prices and the generally kr.own fact that this stcok is melting away fast will bring a large crowd of prudent buyers to this store Saturday to take, advantage of this great opportunity to save money on standard quality merchandise. When we say many lines are going at cost LESS THAN COST HALF PRICE AND LESS, you will quickly see the wisdom of not only buyir.g your present needs but also in laying in a supply for fall and winter which after all is only a few weeks away. 1 STRAW HATS Final Close Out Values to $2.75.. 98c $1.98 Values to $4.50 1 ; $ 0.98 Values to $8.50 U SPECIAII FELT HATS 1 ft SHORTS Values to $2.50 . :iA now. sale lot of men's ' ' ,Y If shorts in assorted put II terns. Krgnliir values up II li to $2.50. Close out price II 59C $3.50 'Values -$1.98 $5.00 Values $2.39 7.00 Values -$3.69 ; S.50 Vah.es $479 $10.00 Values -$5.69 A Regrouping and Repricing Brings Still Greater Values in. Men's Quality: Suits $9-85 $ j 4.75 $21-75 $24-75 $29.75 For For Any For Any " For Any ' For Any $18.50 ' $25.00 $35.00 $37.50 $45.00 Summer Suits SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS r ie:nn Qwf rvt. X -V Union Suits ' Men's Viissttr ntliletie union suits that formerly sold (it '-(n and 2.."i0 now on sale lit, only 98c1 Just a few of these snappy sport eoats left to rinse, out Keirulat !" values now on sale nt levs tlian Half TYiee, $6.65 ' ' S6.50 Silk Shirts Kino crude silk shirts hi neckband or collar attached styles. Popular plain colors or stripe patterns. Ilt'K ill ii I- values on sale at $3.35 csg The Model Clothing Co. -B . , M Medford Oregon THREE OF FAMILY- IN LIQUOR CHARGE I Prank Varnoy, JncksorvlUo. in holU In .thu. county Jull : churffod with liquor pnHrtPHslon, fullowiiiK hln arrt'st Inst nlht hy State Aent Si lion ml ..OfflriT Willltim l'oek. X'ufiii'y'H two (liiUKlitcrs, both Ki'iiwn, aro alsot hi'tntf luUl In jull with Hit poNHlhlliiy that iifUhnrKt1 imiy bo filed (ijrnlnHt thorn. Tho father uecontH tho entire lesponsi hility tor the liquor, noconlinK tn (lie (IfKtrii't atlorni'y'a office. The officers arreHteil tho bIi'Ih in ttie alleged act of making a delivery of moonshine and chased their ear on Hokh .Lane lit dusk. Peck at tempted to hoard the ear driven by the girls and was thrown off the machine, Buffering cuts nnil bruises. Tho girls were later stopped hy tho officers hut not be fore an ulleged gnllon of moon shine in a jug was thrown out and destroyed. Officers wore able to ,iavo a portion of the liquor for evidence. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune Virgin Station) Final entries in permanent reo urds for the summer school which closed this morning at the Junior high school we ro made today, with credits going to 3; high school ALLEGED mm A warrant for tho arrest of ,1. nrownley, luvnl ymith, htm bom ts- stwlrnts. Thirty. Ihrw Kni.ln Bi'hool I suotl oh n statutory fhurKl Involv-i-lllhlli'll wore also enrolle.l in the lug a Medford girl. 15 ywll.s ,,. st't"'. j KffnrtH to locnt Rrownley have Thirteen stlnlt'lUs wore onrolli'd lieen unsuocesHfnl. The Klrl l nl lil tin. KiikIIhIi doiiorlnieiil. ton in leKeri Hi huve l.oen nttiiekert dur iho Kooinotry cIjimk and twenty- inu :m nuto rido Army worinif are creating a ner lous problem In Klumnth county, necording to rancheru in this city from that vicinity today. They are crawling Into the potato fields In great numbers and . deHtroying the vines. Charles flreen nnd O. B. Renter were in Aledfurd . today from Klamath county buying Hprayers with which to fight the pcstK. Coquille. Two blocks on Henry street will bp paved. rw 1 .t ,,,... P. M. . Ti to H : 1 5 Southet'n Oregon Ifoliblt Hreeders' . assocla- ' ' tlon. 5:15 to 6:45 Texaco -Motor- i Ists' Muelcal Mnnientn. 5:45 to ti Xcwh and, Alar- kota by Mail Tribune. ! 0 to 0:15 Krult dispatches t by Myron Hoot. f 0:15 to G:45 Popular record- f p lugs. 0:45 to 7 Cecil nnd Sally. 4 presented by Standard Oil Co. ! 7 to 7:15 "Something New," by Associated Oil Co. " 7:15 to 7:30 .Southern Ore- gon Knhblt ' lireeders n- sociation. 7:110 to 8 Personal Appear- nnco of Corporal Hob En- 4s glCHton, 'Speaking on 4 "America Under Fire." J Naliirtluy. A. M. 7:55 to S Hrenkfnrt Hrond- cant of news by Mall Trib- 4- one. 8 to 8:30 "Kylio Hour," by Kconomy Groceteria. 8:30 to 8:45 Popular record- IngH. 8:46 to 9 field Beat Cream- cry. 0 to 9:30 Perl Funeral Home. 9:30 to 10 Whlto King pro- gram. 10 to 10:30 People's Klcc- trie Store. 10:30 to 11 Pet Milk Pro- grnm. 11 to H-.30 Popular record- Inga. 11:30 to 12 Medford Midget (lolf Course. I iz 10 iz:;w I'iiecinc wiring 1 tCn. nnd Itadlo Service 'lnb- I 'oratory. 12:30 News Klnshes by Mall ! Tribune. 12:30 to 1 Plerce-Allen Mo- j tor Co. ! 1 to 1:30 Hoy K. Kennedy! i A Sons Co. ! 1:30 to 2 Fngoel Motor ; Hales. j 5 to 5:15 Popular record- trigs. ; . 5:15 to 6:45 "Shirley Broth- . I ers on the Air." . . 6:45 to 0 News nnd mar- j kets hy Mail Tribune. ; t to 6:16 Fruit Dispatches ! ly Myron Hoot. i 11:15 to :45 Brunswick I brevities. 0:45 to 7 Cecil ami Sully, ' presented by Standard Oil Co. ! .7 to 5:15 "Something New" by Associated Oil Co. 7:15 to 7:.1ti Popular, re- , cording. 1 Frcn Glider Airplane with each CO cent purchase at our foumtaln. These sturdy little gliders dip, loop and do all sorts of -stunt. Ice cream, all flavor, is 50c 0 riimrt. Oet it nt Maglll's." . 122 13 i cS ii in bis o r I'-ooels SB' A n HP Sole that Corner at Jast the Right Tims fj Voir .upply of many i , JjKMji i ! 'f -J.r v..k r.ciliti.. l item, i, ptob.bly .VrfB 42, ' On.bl. u. tb On- sistontly offer bet- fef ter values thsn you ?J& .... . . . Inw ri.-.U nnw nA . .. . NKf ter values than you -.rw, youthoopportuni.- it 4 S . wi fW JU. Mlli-' ty to refill your ff , , . f Come to S.f.w. VLMt7 pantry iJiclves. Sim mi and Save. Saturday and Monday Vanilla -Bunny Brand, use for flavoring hninu-niuric ifc crpam and cakes. Truly a wonderful value 4 ox. hoi do 29c - Pancake Flour Sperry's Pancake and Waffle Flour in the economical onl ine tind enmpintf size. What ti Vitlue Safeway quality fan cy creamery always Stands the test of hot weather lhs. If) Imff.. 29c Kosto -Butter Iamons food dessert, witli delicious... and tempting ways to serve printed on each ' package. Try it! O packages... 25 c Certo ; Sure to, jell, adds to you fruit; insurance against failure. t hottles.. 49c 2 lhs.: 69c Coffee Max-i-mum Brand, all that the name im plies.' Deliciously ? good Vhen iced - 83c Best Foods Tasty Foods Pickles Salad Dressing Relish Spread Ilest Foods, Bread Best ..Foods, a new Relish Spread sand and Butter, Always fivnv a iIPW rnsto wit'hes are .tasty - and sensation for summer salads keep a jar on the tahle to add a relish to vour meals. quickly prepared with Best Foods Rel ish Spread. 15z. 19c 12 07.. jar.... 17c Pt jars 37c Ice Gold Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Etc Fruit Jars Kerr Mason , or Rail Mnsou, all fi'esh new stock. Pts 83 dozen Qts 99 dozen Corn Flakes Jersey Brand, fresh erisp ei'ackling: sum mer cereal. A Safe wav value. ... fea' jfax-i-mum, or Safe way Brands, packed from the world's fin est teas. The delic ious cooling summer drink, ice ten. (Ireen Japan I, lh. pkg.. 37c Orange Pekoe Black 10 lh. pkg. 41C : Cake Flour i Gold Medal,' soft as: silk, .makes finer '""cakes."" 37c Lnrgtf pkg...:.. With J package of Wheaties for only 1o additional. , Flour Big K, finest North western Hard Wheat. A quality flour worth much more thiitt" the 49 11,; Si. 63 O likgs.... 19c .SUGAR Pure cane, fine granulated. Paper bags Q "49 C I i 1 tl'l !J CRWTALWHITEB ' r.VMiu Nvmie U 7 bars....:... 27 c IPEETSp "Msucmuhsq Pete's 'Qrnhtilated" Large pkg. APRICOTS Large fancy friiit, for ciinning NEW POTATOES Wai-Fine cookers LETTUCE Kxtra large, fancy TOMATOES-ii rui Vine-ripened CANTALOUPES La, go Fancy LEMONS-i nncv Snnkist 300 size 20 lb box 93 c 6 ibs 19 c heads ISc 3 ibs. 23 c 3 for 29 c Dozen 43 c 1 i
