Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 01, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHRE1 Mai hiues t'nllidc ! Donald ItellhiK f the Postal 30E aoE In New Western j Telegraph offtce. riding a motor-: I cycle, collided with a Kord road-1 O Golden Rule Stores Owned by Rogue River Capital D ster ut the corner of Main hiu! tii ape streets ul 2 o'clock thisi afternoon. No utio was injured" and , neither vehicle w'us damaged, ac-1 coiiiiiiff to reports. I WHILLOCK'S Golden Rule Grocery C. A. WHIHOCK, Manager MEDFORD MXIL TRTBTTNE. MEDFORP, ORK(10T. "FRTDAY, rAITfiFST 1, TOW. Home Made CaK.es During the hot weather, you will find it very con venient to buy your cakes rather than bake them. You can always get fine home made cakes at our store. Home Grown Fruits and Vegetables From State Metropolis ' liuests from Portland at Mod ford hotels include Mrs. H. T. I'ortmunii, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Kortmann, t.eo. Pn nzer . A. J. Hod ma n , M r. u n d Mrs. l CJ. Bruntsch, v. ft. Thomp son, H. H. Martin, C. L. Weaver, J. L. Uikin and C. A. Mansfield. Dance till 2 o'clock, every Saturday night. Gold Hill 8ltf Motor to Const. j Mr. iiml Jlr. O. I,. Knight, nr.; rompanleil by A. J. Perry ana .1. M. Pratt, will motor to Crescent City Saturday. Mrx. Knight will remain at the coasi for a short vacation. No. 1 233 W. Sixth No. 2 117 N. Central If you will bring your exposed films to us in the morning before 10:00, we will havo them nil ready for you by 5:30 p. m., same day nnd nil our work Is guaranteed. Heath's Drug Store. "Ask Fred." 133 ' For best fjreen slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel CO., Tel. 631. 65tf m m wm m 0 You get them here at the Golden. Rule Groceries j Owned by Rogue River Valley capital, these stores buy in conjunction with over 700 other busy grocery stores. Here you may shop at leisure, serving yourself or may phone in your order and we'll carefully fill it and send to your home (within the city limits) without additional charge. Golden Star Coffee, vacuum packed, 3 lbs $1.00 Borden's Milk, 6 small cans 25 K. .C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. tin 19 Jewell Shortening, 4-pound pail 67 Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25 3 bars Mission Bell Soap 1 large pkg. White King 1 White King Bubble Ball ALL FOR $1.49 JELL POWDER . Your . choice kind, 2 pkgs. 15 Best Foods Mayonnaise, pint jar .... 37 Potato Chips, 3 pkgs 23 White Wonder Soap, 7 bars 24 Citrus Granulated Laundry Soap Powder, - package 33 Three new . Pabst-ett varieties, full size 25c ..,.' package, 2 for : 35 Always in Stock! A Complete Line of SPERRY QUALITY FOODS Saturday only, 49-pound sack 1 Drifted Snow Flour x bVJJ 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 Rule Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Golden Rule Groc ery No. 5 in Central Point. 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less Needlework Enthusiasts Will Welcome the New V" ft&G. U.S. PAT. OFF. A Fall Embroidery Packages r Iivtt-. IrrlKullmi Wtitor Although the river Ls no hiisher. the syrftnm of Apportioning the lr riuntion writer among consumers by mentis of gates regulated by dlteh-j walkers Is said to have been suc cessful bo far, according to a re port from the irrigation district of- Ken Mnynaril comes to the The New Arrivals Include Davenport Pillows Boudoir Pillows Organdie Boudoir Sets Decorative Living Room Ensemble Sets Baby Dresses Aprons Also many other novel needlework crea tions that are easy to do Come in and see them i HANDICRAFT SHOP S. Central Phone 702 flee. With the continued coopero- 1 Idaho thrum- Inntoi-i-uvv In a Mury (.,.. f lha .wvtnln nfTinlfilu 1wHtVt ill II lliiljr lliillllin lllllll 111 (till j no further inconvenience will bei I'ullloi-iiiu,. "Song of the I'lilmllero." experienced. Grants Pass Courier. Km in Slate of Washington tluesLs nt Medford hotels from Washington include Mr, nnd Mrs, Mrs. Marvin Queckenbush of Palo Alto, Cab, Is visiting her I nieces. Mrs. Alexander G. Hennett ; nnd Miss Nellie . Wilkinson, in i the Methodist pnwonage, 2T North' Orange street. Mr, iiuackenbush ! known to several Medford pen-' pie who came to the coast from Vox i northern Illinois, where her hus-j Extra special for Saturday: New felt hats worth $4.50. special $1.19. Straw huts, your choice, i0c and ll.UU each. The Emmy Lou Vint I A. A. Allen, Mr. W. J. Truscott Shop in the M. AI. Store. 0l X Mutch in Sight Following the cancellation of a wrestling match 10 days ago be tween Hob Kruso, Portland, and Max Ilauer, Oermftn champion. there has been no further Indica tion from Herb Owen, matchmaker, for another match to be held here very soon. It Is probable that Au-j gust may pass by without any mnlch being held, due to the in-; clination of wrestlers not to work ' during warm weather. When Sep-! tember arrives, it is probable that ( a boxing smoker will be. held. and Miss Eleanor attet, Mr. nnd Mrs. lain nnd . family of ret on of He M. K. McCol- 'uyallup. Georgette nnd flat oh sale at $10 each. crepe coats Adrlenne's. i a i Let us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phono 542, City Sani tary Service. 387tf Lot me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland BUlg., Phone 993. tf Touring the West Dr. and Mrs. llownrd S. Selp of A lien town, Pa left In a special car today for Crater l.iike. follow ing their arrival in Medford on the Shasta. Dr. and Mrs. Seip ore making an extended tour of the west. band was county superintendent of schools for a long term of years, a ml widely known as one of the first directors of the Modern Wood men of America. Dance Till 2 o'clock, ville Saturday night. Jackson-1.12 Tree props: A large stock always, on hand. Tel. 629. Medford Luin- ( ber Co. 78tr ltcttiitis from San Kninrlxro Mrs. K. F. Weaver of Hlllerest orchards, who has been vacutloning in San Francisco for the past week, arrived In Medford on the Shasta this morning. Jack.-on-132 Dance Till 2 o'clock, ville Saturday niuht. liOnves Utr Nebraska Mrs. C. A. Rawley left today for North Platte. Neh., where she will spend two weeks visiting friends and relatives. Krystalglo kodak gloss supreme. The Peasley's, opposite Holly the ater, tf Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating, button making nnd hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 2&7tf ItiMt-iit finest Tlero Miss Esther Spragile of Merrill, Wis., was a recent guest In this city of Ml.wes Emma and Minnie Ilorchardt. Hha made the trip to Medford and return by airplane nnd visited Crater Lake while here. Wild Hogs In Klamath Farmers living in the Miller HU1 section of Klamath county have appealed to the atate veterinarian for assistance in running down three wild hogs that are reported destroying crops nnd causing other damage. TJlocks $5.50 on night delivery only. Valley Fuel Company. Phone 70. tf John Neiilermeyer In Kugene John Neidermeyer, former Uni versity of Oregon student and var sity distance man, was In Eugene Wed n esd a y morning o n h Is way back from n vacation trip to Se. attle. He was returning to his home in Medford. Eugene Reg is ter. For best green slnbJ, nsk driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 65tf Husons What-Not, 6th and Ivy, Is open Sundays and evenings. 134' Lonvo for Portland Mrs. O. V. Chesney and children June and Edward, who have been visiting Paul Demmer for the past week, left for their home in Port land this morning. Free shampoo with $1.00 marcel or finger wave in bobbed hair Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Shelton Croqulgnole permanents, $7.50. Work guaranteed. Bow man's Beauty Shoppe. Phone 57. 136 Mrs. Howard Home , Mrs. Lottie Howard, who spent several days in Portland, arrived in Medford on the Shasta Thursday evening. Get your picnic Buppllea nr lunches at Husons' What-Not, 6th and Ivy. 134 Green slabs, forest wood, coal; summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 116tf .The Doltnas Here Today Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dolton of Mai in were local business visitors today. Mr. Dolton ls well known as a stock raiser nnd Is president of the American Nullonnl bank of Klamath Falls. Phone 54 your refuse. Tree props. All lengths, regular size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 78tf Complete Trip Virgin n Wright and Mrs, Mamie Dames of Chico. Cub, who have been on a three weeks' trip into Canada, left on the train today for their homo In the south. While here they visited Crater Lake. Huson's What-Not serves delic tus lunches and fountain orders. 134 Mrs. ltuby Fitzgerald, a relative Of the late Mrs. A. C. Nalley, Ih in Medford tending to business matters. We feature fruits and vegetables at all times, always have a great variety to choose from. You Special Offer WHITE KING 1 pkg. White King 3 Mission Bell Soaps 1 Bubble Ball $3.25 value. All for $1.49 Pabst-ett Special Full size 25c regular Pabst ett and choice of a 25c box of any of 3 new varieties for 35c. D o o CARNATION MILK, from contented cows. Order today. CANADA DRY, the Cham pagne of Ginger Ales. Noth ing better for home or vacation. Try Our Telephone Service It Is Dependable D o Personal Attention FULLED IN H. IL. Prompt Service MARSH Phone 252 IH oaoc i GROCER Phone 252 . We'll hnul away City Sanitary Service. 3S7tf At Aririenne'tt, 1IMI. dn.'BROH anil silk units In flat crepp. Keorirette and Hhantuns, hoIiik for $10. 1 3 i Two Mnrrinirc Llcnsi's The county clerk's office issued marriage licenses this forenoon to W'lllard Clark. 24. of Jacksonville, and Marie Stone. 20, of Medford. and to Allien White, 25, nnd Les lie Klngletnry, 22, both of Iierkeley, Cal. The Top nnd Toe Shop, the Hand and shoe Vox. 223 K. lith, offers special values on new advance felt hats. 11.118 to J4.M. and new ad vance fall nhoes, $2.!I5 to $'i.y'. 301 Kxpcrtcri Home Jasper Heynolds, who has heen in Salem for the past two days, wan expected to return to Medford today. Green slabs, the better kind from Medford Fuel Co. Order early. Phone C31. 102tf Blocks J5.50 on night delivery only. Valley Fuel Company. Phone 70. tf Four Escape With Slight Injuries Bodies Muti lated By Impact On Rail road Crossing. OEXO! 30E3O AND GAS WIN mUm mice at Grants Pass Is also Includ ed and Ib well covered. The publi cation Is edited by A. IT. lJamvoll. Hecretnry-treusurer, with headquar ters In this city. Fai-ncll ltclui'iis A. I.. FiLrnell. who lias been In Oakland, Cal.. for the past several j days, returned to Medford today on the Shasta. Special low flro Insurance rates on farm property. See C. . tloff, 44 X. Riverside. Phone 149(1. 3 Loose wheels reset nnd rndlntors cleaned. Van'B Oarage, 33 S. Bart lett. Thone 208. tf The smartest nnd most chic Is the Artist's Tarn nt Ethelwyn R. Hoffmann for $3.95. 131 MANITOWOC. Wis.. Aim. 1 (!') Three children ond two wo men wore killed today when a Kas-electrlo train ufl the North western road lilt the touring cur in which they were riding. Four other women escaped with sllubt Injuries. ' The dend: Mrs. Victor l-ovn-llsh, 80; Mrs. Frank Mrotck. .10; Marian Mrotek, 2; tlertiude Vnn derhrush, 11, nnd Martha Vander hrush, 12. Police believe the automobile was being driven to a nearby farm where the women Intended to pick liens. . Several of the bodies were badly n.iiilhm.l nnd Identification was difficult. The crossing Is four miles south of the city. Visibility Is good, nnd off lcn Is were unnble to account for the nccldent. MANY A GOOD N!GHT WE H AO AT THAT HOUSE BEFORE THEY BOUGHT ORONITE FLY SPR.AY ." Governor Denies Proclamation to Pray For Rains "The Hndlo of the Future Is hero today," 'Is the topic for a llruns wlck radio ad clsewhero In this pa tier. The llrunswlck Is one of the pop ular mnkim on the market toduy nnd In their ad they say: "Designed for distant days Mien cities tower far Into 'plnne-c.luuded skies,' the new llrunswlck rndlo greets Hie world today! "When styles In cars and clothes nnd skyscrapers havo changed, the llrunswlck you buy now will still i be up-to-dale. For llrunswlck Fu- turn models for 1031 carry a pledgoj of permnnencc gunrditl against j change by their perfected tone.! r.nd by revolutionary Improvements i which nntlclpnto the future. I "Homo day all radios will havet the sensallnnal unl-selectoi a aln-j gle din to operate the set, but only: llrunswlck has It today. "Some day nil radios will have the rigid tuning scale, wihco ih-i-feets selecflvlty by bringing In sta tions at Invariably the same point on the scAle an nil-armored chas sis, shielding the mechanism from dust, dnmage anil electrical Inter ference and the tone control, which puts bass nr treble empha sis nt your command, but only the llrunswlck Is completely equipped with all these features of the fu ture now. "Kvery nunllty others offer Is at Its best In the llrunswlck volvet tone, pulsing power, hairbreadth selectivity. aH-weiiher receirlloat, splendid cabinets." "Development." 'offlclnl monthly publication bf the Northern Call-fornln-Hoiilhorn Oregon Develop ment association, caino off the. press yestorday ami was bolng mailed today to association members. The Issue featured the Pan-American Trade Conference nt Sucrnniento, Cal., August 26.30, us an outstand ing event of the month. Tho as sociation will have un extensive ex lillit ut the conference.. An nccount of the mining confer- Obituary IIOYD. Funeral services for .till Into T. N. Iloyd of 418 Haven street who died suddenly while walking to tho home of his son on the snmo street enrly Wednesnay morning, will bo held at the Conger chnpel nt 10 a. m. Saturday. Itev. Hurch of the Church et Clod will be In charge and Inter ment will he In Medford cemetery. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY HfClIMONO, Vn Aug. 1 (Pi (lovernor Pollard hns declined to Issue n proctnnin- lion calling upon Virginia people to pray tbnt rain may soon terminate the long Oronite FLY SPRAY KZfr Jem Head " rtpOlOUIlOIS- ANU Utl MOtHt - IOACHIS IIU1 JtANOAlO Oil C OMMH Of CALIfONIA 4 drought. One of the numerous re- quests Unit the governor Issue a proclamation for state wide prayer services asking rain came from the Alexandria chamber of commerce, signed by Dan H. Ilollenga, business manager. The governor cx- plained why ho will not Issue such a proclamation In his reply to Mr. Ilollenga. PRISONERS HALTED IN ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE HAI.KM, Ore., Aug. 1 W) L. i)rham, 20 und A. Kllsby, 21 prisoners ut tho state penitentiary attempted to escape Thursday ai terWm by running away from a flax gang working In a field near the prison. Guards were sent In pursuit and caught the pair before they had run more than a hund red yards. FOIt ItK.N'T Nice new furnished 2-room apartment, suitable for single lady or man nnd wife. 375 So. Central. Free telephone ser vice. . 13 0 WF. HAVE in I'SI'.D CAI1S, rang ing In price from $'- to lino, vim buy the licence und pav for the cur' by the week, or will take, wood for unit payment. Pl lll. IC MKT. I'HKIJ ('Alt I.T 20 N. Iverslde. 137 FOIt HKNT Furnished apart ment; electric range, enrage. Tel. 14,'12-X. 137 FOIt HA 1.13 3-burner wlckless coal oil stove, nearly new, $4.&n. Phone S'JH-X. 133 WANTF.Ii Children to care for by di.y. week or month. 721 Oak. 137 FOIl HA.F. Iteglstered Hereford hull. 20 mo. old; also young Perchin. Charlie Pros., Prowns boro. UT Ftll HUNT Modern 3-room apt; private" bath, hot water, gnraue; minus. Phone 7lj-X. 125 No. Holly. 132 F'llt HUNT 1-rnom house; water. Iliihta. furnished: tlO. SI Hum mil. 02 FOIt PI:ACIIKM or apples, cnll grower, 1122-lt. 30Hf Home Grocery "Serves You Right" 606 East Main Phone 743 SPECIALS White King, large package, Granulated Soap; Mission Bell Soap, 3 Bars; Big Bubble Ball $3.25 value All for $1.49 PABST-ETT CHEESE One 25c regular Pabst-ett. Choice of 25c box of any 3 new varieties Special 35c "BEST FOODS" HEADQUARTERS Full Line S. & W. Canned Goods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Meats Fountain Service Carnation Milk Canada Dry Popular for Home Use, Picnics and Vacations Open Evenings and Sundays FREE DELIVERY 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. .