Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 05, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

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    Whillock's Golden Rule
Sanitary Food Stores
C. A. WHILLOCK. Manager 1
No. 1 .No. 2
233 W. Sixth 117 N.oCentral
o .
Golden Eule Stores Are wned by Rogue River Capital
For those who wish to save money, yet be sure of the
high quality :of the foodstuffs they buy, the Golden Rule
Sanitary Food Stores offer just the kind cf service they
desire. Here they may shop at leisure, selecting their
pantry needs from our fine stocX of groceries and fresh
vegetables. We deliver to any part ofthe city free, too.
Just phone us and we '11 carefully select your list for you.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Golden West Coffee, pound .S 38d
Jolly Time Pop Corn, 2 cans 25
Iowa Chief Corn, 3 cans 3 ."So
Una TnHs Hi-nwivcd ' ; ; 1 V '
Donald Warner, mm of Mr. and
Mm. Fred Warner of Trail, under
went nn operation for removal of
Ills tonsils at the Sacred Heart hos
pital yesterday.
lteiiiovcl from Hospital
Oris fjreen. who had been a pa
tient at the sacred Heart-hospital,
suffering from sinus trouble, was
removed to his home In Medford
Inst evening. His condition Is re
ported considerably Improved.
Worn Xelglllior Clly
J. II. Hardy of Ashland was vis
ItlnK in Medford yesterday aftoi
noon on business.
Dance Wed. and Pat. Dreamland.
Z5S
Slum Is Mfltliiir h'""" A," I-""";
Local residents who motored to me siicrin s omit- itwu.-..
NANKING BANS !g
DANCE AS BAD
FORTHEYOUNG
nnto r....i- r- . t n O
.. V: ., ....wl.-1 licenses this forenoon to A. E. " ..v.v.v
Tiek during the paw wek licenses mis loronoon m
thint ihA inrnv has bean I nuri i .im'"-. .'"'"
vi ifiuit nt . ran of Central Point aiu K. 1-
miiri wwuhnr ! rainfall. It was
over 30 inch deep following n
sturm ln.t month and made wki
Int: fairly Rood, hut duo to present
Purses of Med ford.
D
Rpnb.n n.lmtilu-S Mfflnffed hV
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
tion Forbidden Chinese
Boys ana uiris Dancing q
Girls Jobless.
loir rainy gooo. inn uuc to ipii
conditions, here is apt to be 'V0 prv klndliiYg 2.r.O a load. Vnl
.skliiiK for another week, or two. , , . ., 242tf"
Don't miss t ho special on shoes
tomorrow at the Hand Ilox and
Shoo llox. One lot of values to r.
special ?.9S. 256
SNOWDRIFT
3-pound can 69
Wesson Oil, quart tin 47i
Matches, carton "17?
Clorox, bottle 13
Visitor Hero fiiim Wasliinirtoti
llosldcnts of the state of Wash
iiiRlon registered nt .Medford ho
tels include W. II. McArthur of
Tacoma, James Pel I of Chehalls.
and the following from Seattle:
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Koehler. Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. McAdnms and
child CI. W. Lovesee and family.
Kor Christmas net Hurlbut's
nlble Stories. Tel. 745-11. 256lf
Wins S lriw
Krnesi Meter, student nt the
senior high school, received a
check for Qo from Popular Me
chanics mnga?Nie this wcok for
winning a pilzo in n contest con
.lu..t.l hv that iniltlication. Prizes
were awarded for discovering: the
most errors In pictures publlsnca.
Rummage and canned fruit sale.
Good dresses and shoes. 10c up.
Dec. 6th. Saturday. Palm Bldg.. 13
No. Fir St. , 2"6
load. Val-242tf
SPERRY SPERRY
Rolled Oats Pancake Flour
3-pound Package 2 packages 45c
25c FLIPPER FREE
33?
10 bars White Wonder Soap , .....
Waldorf Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 15,
Macaroni, 4 pounds 24
tfhere You Meet Good Things to Eat
Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central
Point People
May take advantage of these bargains, by shopping at
Golden Eule Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Golden Rule
Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Golden Rule Groc
ejr No. 5 in Central Point. : . ?
700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell ior Less
.iw.i Mrs. ltalith Hurcess and
son left today for Kusene. where
they plan to make their home. Mr.
. HurReiw has been transferred from
Medford to Ktlftene.
Drv kindllnit S2.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co.
CnmlmlK Sales School
i L. I.. Lemblte of Portland, sales
manager of the Fid Motor com
pany In that clly. is In .Medford to-
day conductini; n sales achool for
i Kord salesmen nt the local office.
Salesmen from the Ashland com
pnny are also in attendance. '
Krill's Sheet Metal Works does
j expert repairlnB. fender and auto
body repairing. ' I
1 '.
Warits a Olvorce
Ciayle f. Winter filed suit for
divorce In circuit court today
asainst Kred Winter, on grounds
of cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Thov were married in Yreka. 'Col.;
I in 1927. The plaintiff alleges the
defendant threatened ner me who
a pistol hut desisted upon her
earnest pleas.
There will be another popular
dance nt the Central Point Grange
hall. Saturday night. 2IiG
Make llniiip Ilerp
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Campbell and
children arrived by train this fore
noon from St. bonis. Mo., to make
their home In Medford.
Dry kindling $2.50
ley Fuel Co.
A Hettii-n from South
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Steward re
turned to Medford Thursday even
ing from 1-o.s Angeles, after a two
weeks' buttness visit. Whle they
were In the south Mr. and Mrs.
Steward selected consftornble
Christm merchandise for Adrl
enne's local shop.
Permanent wave. Sit complete
facials, scaln treatments nnd oil
shampoos, BOc. Prevost Beauty
Shop, 819 W. Main. Tel. 303. 253tf
Obituary
Ininct Nov. 20. has lieon found by a
jfishinp amuck lietwean Lencnte
(and Port VamlreH, 30 mili-H from
I the const. The nlr liner disappear
crl with all on hoard while ensaed
in the MarHcilloH-ISareelona service.
i ' , 1 'The P.rillsh povernment is con1-
' PARIS, Dec. 5. (JP) A MarseilleH j siderinK several plant to increase
dlHpnfr-h to Petit Tarisien today the consumption of oil fuel made
-ni.i ti.i.t imrt of the wreckaee of from coal. Includin a proposed
the Ttnllnn nir liner Ironv. wiwinc Mnrrease in Its tine ly He n.tvy
i..u nntri rn iti ires that nr?
not entirely worn out. . Jennings
Tire Co.. 12? No. Ulveraide. . 250
TOitaiirat In W'AI'll
Kenneth ' Kerr -of thor. Holland
hotel staff has returned from 8po-
. V, umml n two WeeUH1
vacation with relative ji inai.ciud
nnnn wn.l nnd Sat, Dreamland
258
i- ln I)on t" Cluf (
T.uest registered at local hotels
fdlifnrnln nclllde AH . unn
t v MM trln nil of Auhurn
ai steffen f Valleio. W. How-nrd
nr wnmiinnH Mr. and Mrs. I. "H
. .. 1 1 uhamhrn limine Rah
i.'....aivr, l .nn onnenhelm
and J. S. DnnaldHon of Wn fran-
cico.
I&l Arfr
' LEVERETTE AND N1EDERMEYER
2
More
Days!
The Popular Stars of Radio
tf ydy Follow the Crowds
I t0 HUy
RUE CAROL
IftENE RICH
Charles Morton
Ouke Ellington
and Hie Band
In All-Star Sup
porting Cast
in
poniny i
ALSO
Graham McNimH
In Univenal Newt
Kartoon
"lJUL BALL"
Sidney Murray
Comedy
"DISCONTENTED
COWBOYS"
i
NO AD.NCE IN PRICES!
Matinee Evening
Children 10 Children
Adults 35 Adults
25
50
Hail the Yellow Cab on the street or
I phone 255 for tree rides to the Holly
Freshair Taxi Cab Co. of America,
Interpolated
nnlnnlnn sundnv nee. 7. the
Hotel Medford will reduco the
price on their Sunday dinner to
1 during the winter months. 256
Harold WMIs HI
'Harold We-lls, elght-ycar-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Wells of
Kei-liy, Is receiving treatment In
the Sacred Heart hospital for an
Infection of the sinuses behind the
j eyes.
I Dr. Robt. E. Lee. Liberty Bldg.
Classes and muscle treatments, tf
Seaman Visils Ashland
1!. T. Seaman of the Ragle Point
irrleatlon district wns visiting in
! Ashland yesterday on business.
n.VNN' Alice Plynn passed
away at Sacred Heart nospiiiu
December 3. lfl.10. after a very
short illness, due to heart trou
ble. Mrs. Flynn Was orn ' at
Amhersthurg, Canada AuEust 2.
1855. She had lived In the United,
States for the past 5.1 years, in
Detroit, Mich., most of the time.
Kor the past 21 years she had
lived on the coast, part of the
time 'in California, nnd for me
pnst 3 Mj years had been living
vlih her dnuchtfr. Mrs. Hoy A.
Sarver of 617 South Holly St.
She was a woman or tine nns
tlnn character, a wonderful mother
and friend to all. She will he
missed hy a host of friends.
Mrs. Flynn leaves to mourn ner
I.... .i,ii..tti. Mrs sur-
I thmi. lirnthers. UiChard
Tt'oussey, Amhersthurg. Onu, Henry
Houseey of Wnlkervllle, urn., an
.i i... nn..uuRv or Wnlkervllle,
Out., and two testers. Mrs. ltemi
Hnstin if Windsor, Ont., and .Mrs
l.iislnda de Slip if Amhersthurg
Ont. ' . ,
i.s..w..1 ut.vices wero conduct'
Nl Mill the Pel 1 Funeral home
u.t.i..v iw n liiao at -2 o'clock
'.'nil I. nvnr..nil A O. Bell
p.m.. w.m .. ...
nfrinlaiini?. Interment WioK
place in the Medford Cemetery.
rpavi.nn .ifinpiih Taylor died
. lh home of his son. Thomas
i. Tnvinr. J 4 N. Orange street.
i.'.iani. morning. aRed 86 years.
Hs was a native of Englnnd, com
tri iiia l'tiiteit States in 1884
Mr. Taylor had heen a resident
r l,..li,,n county and Medford
for 30 years.
t..n.... nn un Thomas
Taylor of Medford. Funeral n-
.,.niu l fhnrirn of ino ini
IHIIgi-nirii.n. ... -
Funeral home ana win m-
nounced later.
Hy. lliirrls J,. llnrrU
.NA.N'KI.Nil (fl'l The society lead
ers nf this city's Chinese smart .
set are begirding to wonder whati
Ihey can do Willi their spare time.
Dancing. Hie most popular form ;
of recreation In the national cap-,
llal of China, has been forbidden i
by the government on the ground !
that It tends to corrupt the innrnu
..r thi .....ill. with liti'e else to1
do in the way of amusement. Chi-
nese boys itnd girls are siwetiyt
up against it for some way to fill ;
in their idle moments. j
Cause of I rouble
TI1.1 nfitm' riirhlddinu- dancing I
!?.is instigated by a group of nior-1
allsis who believed that anything :
western, even music, could do the
younger generation of China no
Bond. Naturally It has caused
pluy of trouble.
Dancing flrls were thrown out
of work and with the same field
in Shanghai more or less over
crnu.i.xt thee had no nlace to go.
Hotel and dance hall pr.uietius ;
were caught with heavy Invest
ments and high-priced ! inpino oi - w
chestras on their hands and there 'O
was nnlhing they could do about :
II.
Was roiiular
S!n.... V;i nlchitr was made the
capital of China two and a half
years ago. dancing had become
very popular with the Chinese
ni-ii.ii' lentlei-s nnd CVCI'V mem
ber of the smart set knew the lat-
At hnlLi-nnm talon
Ceneral l.lu rni-wpn naa most i
t.i An with nonulariaing dancing.
'He was mayor of the city when j
the Nationalists moved their gov-
arnmnnl In u n .1 hoitll? fond Of
dancing himself, granted dancing
permits to hotels anil rcstaurauis
that might not have been Issued
otherwise.
Ilia successor continued tho
practlco of Issuing dance hall per
mits nnd for n time everything
was lovely. Then came the de
cree fjom the National government
liself ordering the municipal au
thorities to nbollsh all dancing in
the cily
Too many young people were
going astray, the order stated, add
ing that dancing was largely in
blame.
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' " ' '' '
Extra Fancy Pears
and Apples
IN GIFT BOXES
A Gift Box of Extra Fancy Fruit from the Rogue
O
Rive Vnl!y will make one of the finest gifts
to er0c. year eastern friends. Next week is the
timie to send it to distant points.
EXTRA FANCY PEARS
In Quarter and Half Boxes
EXTRA FANCY APPLES
In Quarter and Full Boxes
ATTRACTIVE GIFTS
We have a beautiful line of fancy fruit and nuts,
in Redwood boxes, baskets and trays. Come
in and see our Christmas display.
It's time to fill your radiator
with antl-freeze. Vrcstone. alcohol
i .i.,nn t vlnhtner'M Oarage
232tf
.. Tn.i Vnm.ti Vmmficc
a fn.nt Pfiss liein In the Mall
Tribune ypgterdn. telling of the
marriage license Issued to Virgil
F.ee Campbell of Talent and Kmma
liurges of Medford. gave the for
mer's age as 33. r npbell is !3
Instead, he said today.
Hat sale tomorrow at the F.mmy
I ll-.t Khnn In the M. M. StOr".
r:. , I-
L f.. Il. nn .Illl'V TllAl
J. ly. Mars oi Asiiniiio ww ".
to Medford yesterday to serve on
jury duty
Coals rcllned and re-3deb at
V.lfSl on Shop. iH .neuittiu
.trs. Harry Andrews, lei
lisl. "
rtnat.ntTTtn. Ore.. Dec. C. (fl1)
The fainoua Cow Creek Tavern, at
Azalcu. on the Pacific itTgnw.15
cii'hi mltet north of Cllendale, was
uhnvwl I.V fire lHSt night.
The two-stery 16-roont huliuing
was erected In 1875 to ncconimo-
,.u uti.irn roach travel between
California und Hosehurg, then the
south terminal or tno notiinem
Pacific railway. Lumher was
mostly hand hewn, nnd the build
ing located In one or tne wuoesi
sections of (he old stage route,
u hnrs mimv robberies occurred In
former9lays.
! Con
ft the 1
11 1S.
J Slrec
jjcaiiy
L'Iku.1 1 A .Int'ltVnt
was repoOed In fl-'nnts l"n
,!.. Thnml.u- tint H-'iward r.is
...n .vlr Tittentlil lie .ilfinii"
Christmos unveiling, left his mark
l . . h iku .Into.. (.Itv Wedncsilav nigni
when, falling to notice Medford's
bisr Christmas tree In the cvgjer 01
ttivth street InterS'-ct on.OTt- ran
Into the tree, knocking It prnstif)'e
Ci-ants Oiss fonrhr.
f: C. P. Johnston. Dent tat.
Phlnna ItldB. Phone 142. 177tf
ltie.lihetl l.tliiffl Slullfl
Karl Vookley. who arrived In
'Medford several months ago from
Aibaw.-. announced today that he
ho. ...mm-haunt 1 ho H Ar M. lunch
counter on North Central avenue
from tho Miiheny hrothTs. 11
niana to chance the name to
! iire.ikf.i-t Cluh," he announced
today.
a a
COlff CREEK'S OLD
TAVERN W ASHES
i
,E
FOR CRAZY CONS
1
NEW YORK, Dec. B. ;-tVP) -r
Senroh for wevon inaniac-convlctH
who. fled from the stato hoHpital
for the criminally .limine at Mnt-
tewan aftrr ovornprlng Kuanl,
woh IntPnHlflnd today.
'fit.. .t,.itn uiuin irnmr and
uhPi-irrH rmi'OH wirn at'ourlne Now
York nnd natrniiinK tno ttu-min-
nnltii'iK twrrt Mnnrnn. V Y.
Snoclnl uunt-dn watched tho eon-
virt forinor homcH nero. in
Urooltlyn, on I-onn Island and In
RocheHipr. N. Y., and plain clothes
mm floiiKht thorn In their known
hflu.ntn.. .
SATURDAY Royal Club Coffee 41c per lb.
SPECIALS No 2V2 Solid Pack Tomatoes 2 for 29c
Try Our Telephone Service It Is Dependable
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H E. MARSH
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
nr"A1 iftimg
ninr rnn iiinnmilin I
YM x r K ht.W
.",,w- " ...
Deer from Kovernment preserves: , California flalierles, valued at
have been nests to corn growcM !$ 1 0.dOO, 0t)0 -rank second nmonB
in Alabama iln'iini; the'fnll. those of the Cnljed States.
FEDERAL LICENSE"
URGED ON PLANES
SHE'S BOY FRIENDS
PORTLAND, ;Or., Dec. T.. '(P)
Ilcprciientatlves of Kovernora of
seven western states were here to
day for the final day's session of
the W'estern Ntntes Anronautlcnl
association.
Tlf association's program for
today called for a study or how to
finance n comprehensive airway
system.
The most Important action taken
by the association nt the openlnK
nwnoitifr voHteriliiv. in the opinion
of the deleKiites, wns Iho adoption
of n resolution advocating fciws
that would require federal licenses
fni tiltinoa untl nllots flvina In thu
O, Intra-state opayntlon.
'T
' 8ALKM. Ore. Dec t.Vft The;
number of Multnomah county law
yers seeking tho nppointment as
circuit Judge to Bucceeo mo
Judge John If. Stevenson has
.,...,,.. m nn. Oovernor Norblad
said today. Of these about 48 have
endorsements from vnrloua inui
vliluals and organizations.
Kiu'clal Coniniunlcallmi.
Medford Lodge No. 103.
A. F. & A. M., Friday,
Dec. 5th, 5 p. m. Work
in tho fftHter Mason de-
i.ne Worit wl l be. exompiiiiea
in Hie Master Mason degrco hy tho
Past Masters of lodge nssisten oy
n special degree? team. This meet
ing will ho tne annual rum man
ten' night. Invitations have been
extended to officers nnd members
of Jacksonville, Central Tolnt nnd
Ashlnnd lodges to be present on
this evtnlng as our guests and
witness tho work. Bnnquet will
ho served promily at 0:30 p. m.
I amlntr mom of lodge hall. VI-
It'ng members welcome. ny nnipi
of the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON.
rl(j. secretary.
4
ti. anmirmiftit of commerce
federal airways program calls for
i.nnn miles of truiik lines.
RUMMAGE SALE
SATURDAY, DEC. 6
Palm Bldg'. 13 N. Fir St.
St. Mark's Altar Guild
ME PHI AGENTS Mfl TRIBESMEN
o o .
NEAR DANCE LNB
KKW VOIIK, Nec. fi. (IP) Pr
the third time 111 recent montns,
lii lle l.lvlnKfltine Is Involvetl with
the la-.
Xln,V Imrfevardlers In flawless
evening clothes enlVred her new-
iO snlon near l'urk avenue
night ami made merry around a
soda bar. About midnight ine
ailliounred themselves as federal
prohibition agents.
Miss l,lvlngetoi and eight m
..tr...B..u wart, iit-restt.il. A"erteil
liioors,y the value of 1 1 2m found
lll'W It" 111.-.
TOO LAtE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt rtl'.NT ri-rm. modern bunga
low; garage; close 111. on ea.l
side. fall at l'almer Music
hotiso for ('. II. Isaac. 2 Hi'
ItKAI'TII'iM. baby grand p(iino,
taken bnck from buyer leaving
the city. Act quickly and mere
ly continue unfinished balance
.l'almer Music House. 2"-
WANTW) Man Willi car, start to
work Monday. See .Mr. Cham
ber at 19 N. Bartlett tonight or
heforn 0 s. m. Hal. 2r'8
KOIt
Monarch Seed & Feed Cos
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Take advantage of our "Get Ac
quainted" specials. All specials rep
resent Monarch quality in every re
spect. ' 1 1 .' V
MIHHIOV HAN' XAVIIUl,-Arlr..,
Dec. 6. lt'i ('fundi fires f the
I'apngn Indians burned lower to
day ns a llrrd. swirling circle nf
dancora approached the end of a
three' day ceremonial In honor of
Mt. Francis Xavler. "
HlniB Wednesday, when the
chimes In the adobe mission's
tvenScred hell tower punctuated
pontifical mass celebrated by Itlsh
op Daniel J. (It rcke of the Cath
olic diocese of Tucson, the sinuous
dancers have whirled through the
multitudinous ami ancient panto
mimic rituals.
filhlcr Aiiiick Mystery
Police and members of the Dum
fries milling club of Dumfries,
sv-otland. have, heen searching for
th.. mm. u-It .1 wrecked their hew
The machine had just been used I HTAMVKIt KKW STI'WO
for the first time ami was piace.i n. tunny .,..-,:,,
in a garage over night. A strange portrait YMY.V. with one doren nr
man was ,Kn to go into the der In smaller sixe. Appreciated
building, anil the next miming the.Vms. gift.. 32 North Central Aw.
glider was found demolished, l'hotieCf'07. !!'
uai i.- Itenossessed 102R
'hrysler 4-door sedan; good ruh
i.aP i..ltM unit runs 19.1-Aliew.
Would consider rheacur In i
trade. Total prlcn '-'! .. t all at
407 King 81., evenings, for own
er Car can he seen during day
nivi'llJIIl's I'SKIl CAIt
LOT. Oth nnd lllversldo. S3o
FOIl HA LK Home-en nned frullt;;
sweetened; 5."c per riuart. Tel.
707-Y. !"
J'OIl HALK Atlracllv- 4-rootn
completitlv furiiNlifd home on
Hlsklyou irolgbis: lovely yards
aliundance of lmd, running
water and electric lights; I.L'ia.
l:,oa cash, terms on balance to
, sdlt respon-lbln parlies. Hee
Charles A. Wing Ag-ncy. Inc.
liLtll lll'.NT Furnished and un
rurnlhfd houses. Hee Charles
A. W ng Agency. Inc. 2:iX'
roll ISKNT Furnished ! rooms,
sleeping pori h. garage, t''t:
.vt rylhing private. K21 W. Hith
!'t. ""l
t
F"H nF.NT 5 room house, fur
nished, water, lights. !'.'. mi
Hummll. 5'
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS..') fftr izc
Give them for Xmas Gifts IUI
25 Discount on All Bulbs
, . ..
i, . i. . -.
Here's a chance to get bulhs at a 4av-
m m m 1 . . '1 1
ing. Help us clean up our siock ana
wave mcney on your purchases.
White Mill Run, 80-lb. sack .....
Scratch Food, 100-lb. sack .:.
Ro. Barley, 70-lb! sack v.
Sure Rabbit, 100-lb. sack' :
Rolled Oats, 60-lb sack
Ken 1 Ration, 8 cans
Prices for Cash Only
$1.20
$2.20
$1.15
$2.50
$1.05
$1.00
Retail Store
323 E. Main
O
TRAOE AT
EITHER PLACE
Mill end Worehmwe
Oor. 10th and S. Pir
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