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MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, flfEDFORD, OREOOy, FRTT)!Y, DECEMBER. 12, W!0. PXGE THREE Whillock's Golden Rule Sanitary Food Stores ?. j' ; O. A. WHILLOCK, Manager No. 1 No. 2 233 W. Sixth 117'N. Central Golden Rule Stores Are Owned by Rogue River Capital .t iloino' With' Mumps . Closed car leaving for Los An il t I.Misu' Cecil Coss, duiiBhter of Mrf gelw- Sunday;- can take: 2 passen-' , v ana xtrs.'j: it. coss, is ill nt nomeiRera to neip pay expenses. . i-jiuno with 'n cnfte nf mtimiu this week, i TJpe Cnnmnn. 141. 2(13 Here, at the Sanitary Food Stores, you'll find delicious foods for the holiday season tables and here you may shop at leisure without being hurried by clerks. Our prices too, are surprisingly reasonable l--a to the fact that these stores buy in conjunction with over 700 other busy gro eery clerks. Bear in mind, however, that these stores are 100 per cent home owned. SATURDAY SPECIALS Golden West Coffee, pound tin 40 8-lb. pail Snow Cap Shortening .............. $1.35 Walker's Red Hot Tamales, 2 cans 25 Walker's Red Hot Chile Con Came, 2 cans 25tf Del Monte Sardines, oval tin, 3 cans 35 Iowa Chief Corn, 3 cans 35 Xmas Candies Now on Display. Be Sure to Get Our Prices ' Borden's Milk 6 cans . . . .49c The Large Cans Waldorf Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls 15 Matches, carton 17d 7 bars .Crystal White Soap 25 Sperry Oats, 9-pound bag 43 Where You Meet Good Things to Eat Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People Hay 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 . From 1 I stunt Points Krom dUtunt section the fol , lowing: are registered at Medford , hotels; Lulu Peterson. V. A. Brott i of Chicago, 111., J. H. Clardner, Jr., of Colorado $pt-tixs, Colo., Itruce Allen, E. n. Dniulea of Salt Lake i City. I'tah, Mr. and Mrs. I J. , Busch of St. Louis. MwUord Mini in nospltal - John ZaKmttn of Mvdt'ord Is a patient at the Barber Convalescent home In Ashland. : Sheriff Jennings Wantti Soiift 1 Tile Arizona Wranglem will sins "It's Springtime In the Kockies" for Sheriff Halph Jen- , ning Saturday niKht between 7:15 and S o clock, over stulion KNX. j I.oa Anjrelea. the announcer in formed the world last evenliiR. And 'sheriff Jennings' friends will he i listening in. They sympathize with I him in the loss of his fuvorit num i her last niht. Ktiterlnir Matrimony ' Marriage HoenseH were Iwmed yesterday at the county clerk's of fice to Henry C.imt Wepener, and Helen Sheehnn, 27. both of San Francisco, and to Earl Hans com, 25, Kajjle Point, and Kva Cole. 21,. Ub Anxelei. The hurt couple phtuined their license after remilar hour.s lust evening, bringing MUt Helen Dugan, deputy clerk, to the courthouse in the December fog. The first couple was married late yesterday afternoon by County Judge Sparrow. Shopper from Ashland Mm. Cha. Brady of An h land was a local shopper toduy. , The Messiah. creen feature, travelogue Holy Land, Tuesday,, Nov. at the Hollv theater. Tick et on sale at Swem's, Palmer Music ; Houe, Colvlg's Drug Store and i Holly theater. Mak reservation! now. 2(iti ! O D o 301 0130 j Hoys, earn that Christmas money ; an easy way. Sell popular maga I zines. Be on Bear oreek bridge at i 9:30 tomorrow morning. 263 ' Hero on Business It. H. .Seegmiller, rancher of the I Beagle district, was in Medford I this morning, transacting business and buying supplies from local j stores. Other visitors today are I Mr. and Mr. Roger Von der Hellen of Central Point and James Hock of Jacksonville. Broken windows reglazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf Hani Times Reported As far as the sale of mistletoe in Los Angeles is concerned, busl ness is poor, reported F. CJ. Miller, who arrived In Medford a few days ! ago from southern California. He said he .spent $3f for freight to transport a carload of mistletoe to that city, and after being on one of the best corners In town for two days, he was only ahlo to eell one 2-cent sprig. He was trying to sell a goat in Medford, to ob tain a little money. 'LEVERETTE AND NIEDERMEYER : Remember Walter Hus- now J ton as the bad man j : only 2 - Y . in "The Virgin!- more days an"? He's twice Continuous I: V as bad and 8h0w I - twice as . Tomorrow . . . :i 8tartlng K good in ! 8,1:15 Lg, , an You've never seen anything like The BAD MAN the greatest character ever brought to the screen by WALTER HUSTON It l what you'vs always , hoped for In talking motion picture entertainment. You , couldn't with for more. With . Dorothy Revier, Jamei Ren- nie, Sidney Blackmer, O. P. Heggie. ALSO Graham McNamee In Universal Newt Kartoon, "The Navy" Comedy, "Curses" Mat. 10-35 Eve, 25-50 KMED Tonite 6 to 6:15 TUESDAY, Dec. 16 Evening Only ' "THE MESSIAH" UNDER AUSPICES GREATER MEDFORD CLUB Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Holly Box Office Close out linen all at half price. Xmas cards, book.s, brittle items, wrappings and seals. Ileal bar gains. Koke - Chapman Co., for merly Medford Book Store. 203 Orrjronlang in Mcrifonl Included amonp the hotel guests in Medford from Oregon points nre Mr. and Mi's. Schuneman of Salem, C. D. .Flynn of ICugene. Prank HardinR of IlCrande, and the following of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. M. Dunn, M. A. Smith, D. II. Druery, Tl. C. Zehrung. M. M. Page. J. F. Gall, J. D. Kiel, S. Tl. Denham. II. D. Mercer, Malon Hutchlns. Mr. and Mrs. l. M. iJir sen, A. A. Hale. II. C. Harlan, N. P. Robinson, C. H. Kopetzkl, Tt. R. Kimbro, W. A. Smith, 11. Diinls, Paul Hawkenberry, TClmer Wil liams, ltoy Fuuate. F. A. Illrdchuh. Oeo. Jenson, F. D. Sherwood and K. M. Bush. , Moved to our new location at 125 East 6th St., across from M. M. Dept. Store, next door to Wurts Gift Shop. Real Estate Exchange, 125 East 6th St. Phone 1490. 264 Dillard In Portland "A mountain spring in every home" is the way Medford adver tises Its $1,000,000 water supply. The water Is brought 82 miles from Ilutte springs in the mountains for domestic uses. Frank IMllard, en gineer of the Medford water com mission, who has charge of the system, was a Portland visitor yes terday. The Oregonian. Christmas Trees On sale at Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office, beginning Saturday, December IS. Employes' Relief Committee. 275 Hoys, earn that Christmas monev an easy way. Sell popular maga zines. Be on .Hear creek bridge at 9:30 to morrow morning. 263 At Nephew's ltc1hlc Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rltzlngcr of Central Point are spending a few days in Ashland, called there by the. illness of their nephew, Cllenn Head, who reoeived eerlous injuries In nn auto accident Tues day, but who is now recovering. Christmas Trees On sale at Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office, beginning Saturday, December 13. Employes' Relief Committee, 275" Mr. Halo in Mcdrnnl Today A. A. Hale, representative of tho Pntterson Dental Supply company of Portland, is In Medford today, calling on local dentists. Dr. Robt. E. Lee, Liberty Bldg. Eyes examined, glasses. U Dnnnld Lawi-chto 111 Donald Lawrence, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawrence of King street, who has been ill at home with pneumonia for several days, was reported to be in an im proved condition last evening. Portraits of distinction. The Peasleys, opp. Holly theater. tt To San Francisco for Winter Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wood of Prospect were guests last evening of Dr. nnd Mrs. Jud Rlckert at their homo on Capital Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Wood left toilay for San Francisco, where- they plan , to spend the winter. - Daily's Taxi, Phone 18. ,S5o. 1 to 4 passengers. tf Ohcnchnin In Honolulu Word has been received from Leo B. Obenchnln that ho is now stationed at Schofield Barracks, at Honolulu, the largest V. S. mili tary post in the world. Leo has been assigned to the 1 1th motor cycle company. He and his broth er John, who resides with his mother In Central Point, ore sons of the late M. M. Obenchaln, who was for some years superintendent of construction in the city of Klam ath Palls. The family has many friends throughout the Klamath region. 'Klamath News. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, . Hotel Holland Bldg., Phone 993. it Mrs. Puhl Is Visitor " ' Mrs. Vm. Puhl of Gold Hill was In Medford this nfternoon attend ing to business matters. Dry kindling $2.50 a load. Val ley Fuel Co. 242tf Attends Parts School Carvel Iteames of the Pierce Allen Motor company was the local representative at the parts school being conduoted by factory men at the Hotel Medford today. Rep resentatives of Chevrolet offices in Yreka, . Klamath Falls and Grants Pass were also attending. Turkey shoot Sunday, Adam's Place, Ontral Point. Rifle and trap. 264 Year-End Clearance Sale Most startling' values of the year. Cars in good mechani cal condition and sold by -' i-? ' ' ; " - '' '" SCHERER MOTOR CO. BUICK DEALERS Don't hesitate any longer. You'll never get values like these. You will find just the car you have been looking for. Star Touring .$35 Good condition, 1931 license. This is a give-away price. Star Roadster $95 1931 license and all ready to go. . Chrysler Coach $200 Motor and tires in first class condition. Oldsmobile Coach .$185 In gcod condition and a great value, Buick Coupe $490 New paint, good tires, 1931 license. Just imagine a late model car in wonderful condition. Nash Convert Coupe .$675 Equipped with 6 wheels ; good paint, good tires, many ex tras. A classy car at a real bargain. Buick Sedan . .$1085 Car like new, is easily worth $1300. This price clearly demonstrates the real values we are offering. Buick Sport Coupe ......... .$895 1929 model, run very little. Has had the best of care. Thrifty buyers will recognize thie value. You are saving year's depreciation.' TERMS TRADES FOR BETTER QUALITY CARS SCHERER MOTOR CO. USED CAR DEPARTMENT Phone 1505 215 Eatt 8th Rear Craterian All cars under cover and protected from the weather. Sitltw for IMvorws IltiHfel Ross filed auit In clreuit 1 court ytvueritay for divorce- iiKnltiHt i Doris How. on gi-outuU of cruel , uml inhuman treatment. They were 1 married lust ye-ar. w. K. Ifcm'ison ( filed suit yesterday again;!, Cleoi'KU . Ounisun on Krolmlit of deerlion.; They were married In 1 1 0 a and the desertion ia alleged to have taken place last year. - - i Kind treatment assured all nni-j mul boarded with tho Jackson, t'minty llunmno Society. .Phone-' 15lti. J3 Kn Hmito North Mr, D. V. nr.Iley of Portland arrived in Medford from California thin morn ins, tn route homo. he plan; to spend tho day In Medford vUitinK friends. Phone 542. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service.1 237tf; ItetiiriiH to Portland Mrs. A. J. Hill left this niorninir for Portland after having visited several' days In Medford and Anh-laml. During holidays, permanent wnven, $5.00 complete at Palace Beauty Shop, under supervision of Helen John Smith. 243tf More llounty Warrants The county clerk's office issued bounty warrants today to Itiuuly Vicars, Siskiyou, ono coyote; Kd ward Tiaer, Ashland, one coyote: S. .1. Combs. Gold IUI1. one hohent; Jack Austin, Kiltie River, one coyote. Big millinery sale tomorrow. Hiits 75c. to $2. its. Kmmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 2G4 Snys Mining Business lte vivos Tho gold mining busineMt around Jacksonville Is reviving, according to A. II. Mcintosh, who with his wife, waa here Tuesday. Jackson ville nt one time was ono of the famous mining enmps of tho coast. Ettgene Guard. All cases of cruelty to aged peo ple, children, dumb animals nnd birds, call JIumane Society, 1516. 2G3 To A Mend State Conference Oeorge Alford, Victor Hurselt nnd County Judge Sparrow left last evening for Portland, where they will attend the conference of county commissioners and Jihikca. Tho eo unions opened yesterduy and will continue through Saturday,, ' Everyone admires beautiful eyes. The Emma Cllne Beauty Shop Is specializing In dyeing eyebrows and lashos. , Phone 454. 264 Ixmivcn for , Sllverton ! A iMrs. S. - E. Toder , of Bitverton, Ore., left this forenoon for her home, after having spent tho past five weeks In Medford ns the guest of her sister. Mr. D. Hurt of 508 Austin, Big values offered In silk quilted robes, also lounging pajamas, $5.75 up at Etholwyri B. H.offmann'8, 26S Vlftltlnff Gold Kill Mrs. SiiHunne Homes Carter, county school superintendent, was spending today tn the Gold Hill section, vlsiUng schools. Permanent wave,. $t complete: facials, Acalp treatments and oil shampoos, 50c. Provost Beauty Shop, 810 W. Main. Tel. 363. 2G3tf Rent a car U Drive from Newt's U Drive System, cor. 8th and Bart lett. Phone 990. 266 VIsUa. "Jerry" Jerome Oeorge Hucker of Now York, who Is now making his headquar ter In San Vnfriclsco with the Holophune 'Electrlcat company, left this morning for 'Portland, after having visited E. C. "Jerry" Jerome, .Mr. Rucker'a brother Joe was a cameraman with Hlchnrd (Byrd on Tun flight to tho South I Pole. He wan ahw given the 1929 award for tho best camera work. ' deorge Itucker plans to return hero next Wednesday. It's time to fill your radiator with antl-freeze. Prestone, alcohol and Clyco at yichtner's Garnge. 232tf Big millinery sale tomorrow. Hats 75c to $2.98. Kmmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 264 ICnglo Point Khoppern Mrs. B. K. Hewlett and daughter, MLph Huttie Howlett, of Kagle Point, were shopping in this city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Itrown, ntao 'of Eagle point, was transacting business In Medford. Wanted Load from Los Angoles j uiirillg nuiiuujn. i nunc ue Bring your Christmas packages and have them expertly wrapped ' for mailing nt P. O. Station 1, Med. Furniture & Hardware. 23 Street Icpartment Busy Ton mnn or A anitlloved bv the 'fltu tfit rlmi t-1 mnt in tniiintn- nance work nnd keeping drains In good working condition. Some au tumn leave nre stUI being gath ered and hauled sway after having dropped on pavement. Dr. C. P. Johnston, Dentist, Phlpps lildg. Phone 1462. 177 tf Closing out hats at $1.50, $3.50, 14. Aft. former I v nrlced 15.05 to $10, at Kthelwyn It. Hoffmann's, 2$l From Kliuiuilh Falls Jack Itose and Guy Young of Klamath Falls were Medford bust nefts vlftftont today. 'Tlondwd carrier wamt load to Lot Angeles or vMnlty during holi days. Phone 333. 268 Small gift boxes extra fancy pear and apples at Marsh' Gro cery. 25 01 20E The Finest Gift ; i i i ? The Rogue River Valley produces the finest pears in the world. Send them to your put - of - town friends. Just leave the address and we will send the fruit for you. Extra Fancy Bosc Pears in Quarter Boxes Extra Fancy Bosc Pears in Half Boxes Extra Fancy Cornice Pears in Half Boxes Extra Fancy Anjou Pears in Half Boxes Extra Fancy Spitz Apples in Quarter Boxes Extra Fancy Spitz Apples in Full Boxes Extra Fancy Newtown Apples in Quarter Boxes Extra Fancy Newtown Apples in Full Boxes Gin'S IN FRUIT AND NUTS We have an attractive line of Redwood Boxes, Bas kets and Trays filled with fruit and nuts. We invite you to see these beautiful gifts before you buy. SATURDAY Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c SPECIALS Crisco, 3-lb. can .75c SEE OUR CHRISTMAS DISPLAY Personal Attention ' Prompt Service H. E-; Marsh , . Grocer . Phone 252 Phone 252 OEZXO ClalnlH No CnmiwtlniL . Jlva MoHnnry, !ttd yesterday n one of a Kroup of local resident interented In tho ule of "Come to Church" apuIs, today aaid she hnd no connection with tho salo out side of doing some stenography work for the seal sponsors. Hhe also said she was not affiliated with Ihe Free Methodist church, under the auspices of which the seals were being sold In Medford to raise funds for building Improve ments. - Our new studio is opposite new Holly theater. The Peasleys. tf Turkey shoot Hunduy, Adam'3 Place, Central Point. Itlfle and trap.. , 261 To TCuerno for Weed Kurt Mrs. Victor Bursell left today for Eujreno where she will spend the week nd with her brother and sister, Roy Corum and Mm. Jacob Gillespie. Boll dance, Oriental Gardens, Saturday, . 284 Do your shopping at the Gold Hill Hardware. Special pre-lnvon-i tory sale, 22 j Government Men Visit Klmer Williams and Roy Fugnte ; of Portland, with tho government biological survey, nre In Medford on business. Brill's Sheet Metal Works does oxpert repairing, fonder and auto body repairing. tf fturn dry slab wood, $5 and $0 per load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 2B6tf Visit In l'nrllnnil Mrs. C. '. lleynolds and daush ter Dorothy left, yesterday for Portland, where they plan to spend several days. flhoo specials all week on. lot! values to r.00, special f 2.95. Hals less thnn half price. The. Hand: Box and. Shoo Box. 223 Past 8th. J 200 Carnival and dunco, Lake Creek, j December 13. .... 2(14 Hmt!uI Commmilrotlnn. J A Medford loilg No. 103. A.' tJ'rs v- A M" ''''''"y. VWfcember 12, 7:30 p.' m. y TVork in tho Master Ma son degree. Visiting members wel come. Work tn this degree will bo exemplified hy special degree team, liy order of the W. M. 263 -. M. HOUKTON, Secy. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s SATURDAY SPECIALS i NETTED GEM POTATOES $11 15 II CWT. CASH Not the largest, but all sound, good quality, j Buy them at our warehouse, while they last Mill Run, nice white feed; 80rs,. sk. ....... ,...$1.15 Whole Corn, 100's, sk. ..... . . .$2.20 Cracked Corn, 100's, sk $2.30 Special Rabbit Barley, 70's, sk..$1.30 Alfalfa Hay, fine rabbit quality, CWt. ... . i . . .t $1.15: BRASS DIPT BIRD CAGES Come in two styles Sturdily Built- Regular price $3.50 $098 PRICES FOR CASH NO. DELIVERY Retail Store 323 E. Main . .TRADE AT ' EITHER PLACE Mill tt, Warehouse Cor. 10th & So. Fir TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOll AM5 OH TltA'IKYnurIlTiff rPKlHter-! ,Iriy Inill; clnm hu record of MM pounln fat; ulro wii prnnd chnmpin Jiii-kon Co, fair mit and 1930. W. J. Warner. 2S WANTIM) Kimt mortKiinn Ion n on well located nw 6-roorn ntucco on pavoil ntroet. hy rpHponnitpl" party. Ilox It. F.. Trlhuno. 26& FO EXCHAXOK Two modprn homed nnd lot on ivmI ntift In Medford; total valuo f H0.0U. , "Want ranch of qun vuhi or le, Th ltfnl htutf FxehanK. j 12b Kent Hixth Ht. phune 14fi. SATURDAY SPECIALS Raised Doughnuts , 15 dos. Lemon Snaps 2 dot for 15 Homemndo Bread .........v.......;..2 for 15 - ' , Fruit Cakes, 50 and 25"P lb-, ,; , Christmas Cookies MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Main Phone 103-R CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS. RESULTS 1 O D o O D o 1 o ! I 0
