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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1930)
RUSTIC CABIN FORMS MOTIF IN GIFT SHOP Basement Transformed to Resemble Mountain Re treatCrater Lake Seen From Window, Sprites, elfs, a faun ailtl a Ms Rrt'en tmul will rcet the tthnp pers at Wurts r;ift shop, who mvi flown the Ktairs :at the opcntiiK tomorrow afternoon to viow the en hi n basement of the simp. Kor they rule the garden which form; the entrain e to the ruiir eahin rooiiiH. IJkM from the wrought Iron lantern bet rays their locution beside rockery and fernery, just like those found In the real out doors. The .stairway is protected by the gnarled limhs of trees ami the cobble stones which floor the garden look very much at home. The walls of the room are all "Suade of real fir hark and it is? furnished In keeping with the rus tic background. Tables of sim ple, modernistic designs, chests i irmm I YJF 4 mission biu. bi'f'tf - : ,$3.25value for onlys1.49 Get the great, big White King Bubble Ball, shown above, with a large package of White King Granulated Soap and three bars of Mission Bell Soap, all worth $.3-25 for only $1.49. White King Granulated Soap can be used for your finest fab rics, hosiery and lingerie. You will find that White King keeps your sheerest, daintiest things lovely because this soap is made from the purest vegetable oils. -n Mission Bell Soap for your complexion! The most delicate complexions are refreshed and cleansed with this mild soap. I lere is good fun! Clean fun! An exercise ball for grown-urjs as well as children. Made of real "live" rubber. Ordinarily it would cost you $2. 50 or more. Be sure and get this great, big ball. It's fui) to use it and it's even fun to use White King and Mission Bell because they're so good and so pure. and chub-M nf t:-k, ,,,ain (.,ors i landed m natural order about the room, with tea thinus and helv,s filled with books ll sh.iMM-r to linear. ruler liko VMa. I. -in:.. l-'renfh wlmlmvs open ;:m. -n and view of Crater i painting which had been: mlde a true glimpse H'om a iiHMmiaia cabin into the; world wunder. Indian i ims of simple design -over the flH.rs. The room is! i liyhLMl by wrought Iron lanterns' . of mountain Myle. Piviu-h doorw l ad from the Hvinu room into a bedronnt. ubeiv twin beds of wncul ; wil1' '""! arvlm: and ftmirtfHr j decorations are dres-d in chlntK cover.-:. The room is Huhted with u fixture which resembles an im-! j nii'y. . many poimeil. star or ning-j i niiied crystal. i j The furnishinus of the cabin are 1 a part of the .olle.tion of Rifts' I " he offered the public at Wurt' ( :lft shoo, following the opening I tomorrow. j Field Manager Oregon Newspapers Praises So. Oregon Arne 0. Ituo, fii'ld iiiiinaKPr nf thi Oieisnn newspapers, wns in Mt'il ford a short Mine tod-.iy en route hump to KiiKPhp from l-akpvipw. Mr. Rap always en.iuy.s his visits in southern Oregon and .was. spe cially pleased with thp evidences of prosperity in this seetion. 1: MISSION OHLL .: . :f frrEDFORD" MXTL Wurts Gifts Shop Reflects Ait Ability, Originality, of Proprietor Jack Wurts E "Wurts ;ifts," the new shop ai the eorner of Sixth and North t'entral, which will make its debut in the Medford business world at 1 ;uu o'clock tomorrow ai tei noon. : if a reflection of the artistic abil-l ity of .lack Wurt, proprietor. Known in this city as a com inei'cial artist, whose modernistic drawings have attracted attention in leading ci rides of the coast. -Mr. Wurts has exhibited in the designing of the new shop his ability to put ideas on to some thing more than paper. The orig inality of the s-hop and the choice and arrangement of merchandise can scarcely be exaggerated. Mr. Wurts has had vast experi ence in the operation of art shops, having eight years ago owned one of the largest shops in California. It was located in Iterkeley. His enterprise which perhaps attracted the most attention wan the conversion of the .Monterey theatre in Monterey Into one of the show places of the southern I state. Mr. Wurts had before then been in the interior decorating depart ments, of several of the west's b-adiug department, stores. will he assisted in the new Hhop Ity Mrs. Wurts, formerly Miss Ansel Davis, daughter of Scott Davis. Mrs. Wurts is a graduate of the I'niveisity of Washington, where she studied art. and will take an important part in tin' .operation of the shop. An exhibit of Mr. Wurts mod ernistic drawings is found in the log cabin basement. Electric Thermometers En able Split-Degree Check On Temperatures in Big Plant. The Southern Oregon Sales, Inc., have installed In thuir plant, a complete set of Knglehnrt electric resistance thermometers, at a cost of. $25110 the only equipment of ltn kind on the Pacific coast. The installation has been completed und will be in operation with the opening of the pear storage season. The equipment consists of U4 thermometers one in each stor age room, and are linked with Kl.ooo feet of wire, with a master dial. The thermometei'H are ac curate to one-tenth of a degree, j ami nave a range irom m degrees to 75 degrees. It will enable the S.. O. S. ts have an hourly log of the temperatures of the storage rooms, with speed and efficiency. This is vital in the shipping and handling of fruit. IMospects are bright that the government will assign u tempera ture expert from the Department of Agriculture to op.'iate the ther- mometers and make scientific studies in connection therewith, during the coming season. Plans Exhibit (prnnTmiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiTmytt i 1. M M K will complete nr. I niiutciiicnu In Sacramento for dK- ; play of priMlurl of IhU nren un der aiipic of (be ortliern Cnvi fnrnia soiitlHMi Oreintn lcelop. ' m'iu ..MN'iiitloii at the I'an-Ainer-Icn 11 Tnide ( "otif iTence u nd la te 1 fair. Baker 1'luns Hpproved by ta1f hifhw:iy romrni ion for re-t(on nf llO.fioo hulldlng here to hu highway depart nient'n off fee ind I equipment In this pait of Oregon. o n 0 IMOTAI O.U.O.IIIMLLd'OIIUr Ul LIU DEVICE to aidtOMQRROW cdiiit pnniiwc U u " I HUM UUULII1U 1 TRTBTjyE. MEDFORD', I I GIFT Original Ideas Incorporated in Latest Addition to Med ford ' Business ' Area Unique Window Displays Ready Tonight. Tonight the windows will be un veiled lo present to the people of southern Oregon a glimpse mto one of the most original shops lo cated on the Pacific coast "WurtH Olfls, " to be opened at '.he corner of Sixth and North Central tomor row afternoon at 1 o'clock, by Jack Wurts, well known commercial art ist of this city, formerly of Cali fornia. The window displays tonight will be an Inspiration to the public to attend the opening of the shop to morrow, where they will find a revelation of gifts from "all parts of the world." They reach from the entrance through the main floor, mezzanine floor and cabin basement. Form in. pleasitiR contrasts on the black walls of French meza are haninns from .la pan, China and India, cre ating a wealth of color that ui'kcn the shop iter tok look further into the shop through the continuous black arches, over which lanterns of oriental stuffs and wrought iron cast faint shadows and soft, invit ing lights. Store Is Wonderland-. Hind -made furniture, trimmed in wrought Iron fixtures, crockery, jars, dlnnerware. Cambridge gln ware, Juks and lamps of unique deslgtm and cnlorin.s convert the store Into a wonderland. Chests of drawers with sturdy brass han dles, that won hi have been the envy of the world's most during pirate, fttand at ease In the alcove. Passing ill rough the first arch way, after a took around the on trance, the shopper will lie con fronted with a row of books with interesting rovers and new titles. The latest works of favorite auth ors are lined up on the shelves over eases of attractive stationery ami accessories. .Maintain Library. A rent library will he maintained In connection with the book shop, and the public of southern Oregon is promised the latest editions, all at one rent price. .Von-f!ctlon and fiction will crowd the shelves for renters and buyers of honk. Ite fjijesls fur book that are not In stock will b' answerer! with the purchase of the hook, Mr. Wurts stated this morning. Playin.-z cards with backs tint add nw interest to contract and auction during warm summer days, are among the everyday gift-. Movlnir through another arch, the Saturday shopper will see .1 stairway that leads up to the maw- z.'inlne floor. -M'ng th lltrht wall' of the st.iircnse bl.ick fit houet tes of wrought Iron stand ou' In plead ing patterns that are rem'nders of the Japanese woodcut. This floor is devoted chiefly to draperies and lamp. The int'"f patterns In sunfrist crfonncs. which cane the familiar cloth t" lo-.i Us familiar look are to he found here along with str king nV- igns in parchment shades. f,r d"r will he taken for nn. I bi anient N f-"entitre. The basement of the hop Is n Ide&l summer caljin with all the OT?KC!0T, FRTnAT, TrsT 1. IMOi. atti actlons of the great outdoors. Here larger gifts are arranged in family style through drawing room, bedroom and garden. The walls are of rustle bark and the floors j of cobblestones. A record crowd is expected in enter the shop at 1 o'clock tomor-i row afternoon when the doors will be opened to the public for the ; first time tlnce the remodeling pro ! gram began following .Mcl'liersou's i removal from the location. I WEIGHS 735 LBS. ith t In. uddlllon to having achieved j fame throughout the world as the, best- known of all motion picture ' stars, a?o, the M-O-M liAn, who. j will visit this city in royal slate . j Monday, In notable as one of the j largest specimens of his species I j either in captivity or in the wilds i of jungle Africa. Orcltn.iiily th largest fair grown n;nit Hons reach j t ai overall length or something over nine feet.1 Ieo will perform j and eat 2ii pounds of raw meat In front of tho Fox Crnterinn at 2:30 ' I p. m. Monday. j I I .eo measures n full nine and ' ! one-half feet from his nose to the tip of his tali. In the matter of J ; weight and muscular development , especially does Leo reach super 1 proportions, The largest Hons j rarely attain a weight of five hun i dred pounds whereas I.eo tips the . beam at seven hundred and thirty five, almost half again as tall, as . , broad and as muscularly developed ( as any of his relations. Pabst Factory , Representative in Medford Today ; O. K. Hurkland, factory repre I sentative of the Pabst Corporation I of Milwaukee, Wis., was In Med ford today, calling on the dlstrih 1 utors, Mason Khrtnan Co., In I the Interests of their products, Pabst-ett cheese and malt extract. I These products are popular in ! thi territory and are being adver ! Used exclusively In I his paper. Vale Hlgm- to be erected highway entrances to town. on What's true in making muffins is true in roasting HLLS Bros Coffee i I A Utile at a limt! That's the right i way to combine flour ami milk in I making muffins. Hills Bros, roast coffee a Jtw poumls at a time by : their continuous process Con i trolled Roasting. Every berry is . roasted evenly and a flavor is pro duced such as no bulk-roasted coffee has. fuih jrm tlx tninst vacuum path. Eaiilj tftnid ittth tht I Arh ft tht I0H, C1930 III Ccisiiiiiiaj iip plies f&i'At b.. SATURDAY and MONDAY Fruit Jars IS'iV Ainwln."'!!!''".." Pints 83c Quarts 95c Jelly Glasses kW's inn .. s-ih.hs. 43c Jar Caps All regular brands, do 25c Certo sun- to jcii. home 25c Jar Rubbers .MaNi-mmn, uvi pontile up, doz 5c KarO lied Label, use lor preserving .r,-lh. can 47c Vwvo rime 10 ibs Tuna Fish Wind' Star, lifjlit meat, size can Jello rojudar Tor summer salads and desserts, 4 pUs Qgg Max-i-mnm, leads the quality-field. Try it. Bread Crown Urand. A de lirious loaf at a sav ing. l,slb. loaf IOC Butter Safeway (piality fan ev ereamerv butter. 37c Pound PalmoHve Soap V"r your beauty, " Wesson Oilf!...: PeacheS IiaiW fancy, tr slicing LettUCe Sweet, el-is), solid heads Tomatoes l,' ii Watermelons wp i.ihk vm ENCORE! Some More of Those Pepperell Stamped Pillow Cases at 49c Due to the unprecedented demand for this item, many customers were disappointed. At a sacrifice to ourselves we have secured more of these pillow cases. If those customers whq did not get theirs, will come Saturday they may get them at the same price! C. J. BREIR GO. xiiiMm wammsf.M SUGAR 1'inp j'i'Mnuliilpd. Buy now 51c 100 lb. Safeway Flour A quality flour, that is u n c; on d ilionally to equal and in most, .instances a f i u e r flour .than the pres ent market affords. Try it, Note the low price. $1.59 49-lb. bag P3T3E FIVE mm osnmxi z4i for panning. $5.09 bag Mayonnaise Freshly made, strict ly fancy q u a 1 i t y. Save in bulk. Pound (equal to a pint). 29c Crackers Iloneyinaid Grahams or Siiowflakcs. Fresh crispy '.goodness: Lye faniilv .'pn'ka(e.' 35c bars ...... 33c 87c 4 ibs 19c t heads 13c 3 ibs 29 c Pound 2'c- ELECTRIC BAKERY at the New Location 211 W. Main ;j TRY OUR j Malted Milk Bread 10c 3 for 25c ! Old Fashioned J Bread, 10c 15c j Delicious Nut Bread 25c .. ; ; Lemon Pie. 30c i ' -i Pineapple Cream, 30c Banana Cream, 30c Coccanut Cream, 30c Fresh Apple Pie, 25c DC
