MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGONY FKTIUY. DF.Cr.MIR 19, 19.T0.
P3TGE THREE
Whillock's Golden Rule
Sanitary Food Stores
' C. A. WHILLOCK, Manager
' No. 1 No. 2
233 W. Sixth 117 N. Central
Golden Rule Stores Are Owned by Rogue River Capital
All you have to do is phone a. Sanitary Food Store if you
wish to save a trip down town these cold, damp days.
We'll carefully fill your order and deliver it to any part of
the city without charge. This is but one of the many ad
vantages of getting the Sanitary Food Stores Shopping
habit.
(1 See Our Windows For
Saturday Specials
Y . BIG ASSORTMENT OF
Christmas Candies, Nuts, Oranges and Other
Fancy Groceries for Your Christmas Dinner
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
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Ilnor tar (a Hints I
Cy Horr. ai:ito prohibit Ion of
ficer making his heniUiimrters In
.Mi'ftfoni, on duty yesterday after
noon at (IrantH Push, um'stoil Koy
Campbi'U. a former local resident,
and sol ml 4i gallons of allowed
alcohol and 29 quarts of nieardl
rum, .said to have been destined for
Eugene. A larse Hudson sedan
was seized. .More arrests are expected.
Will Arrive Tomorrow j
Mr. and Mm. F l.eltfh Swindon;
and little daiiKhter, Xarbura Jeish, !
are expected to arrive in Med ford)
by motor tomorrow from Sacra -;
memo. Cai., having been called to
this city by the serious illness of
Mrs. Swin.on'a brother-in-law, K. !
N. Kldrede.
Ia'uvc for K u mm-t
Mr. and Mm. Krod Seheffel left
by train today for Rupert, Ida.,
where they will spend the holiday
with relatives and friends.
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(in. litre Dantv, 'INmmrrmv
The Central Point Grange will
i hold its regular bi-monthly dance
j at the Crange hall tomorrow night,
i with mimic furnmhed by a special
I orchestra. Thve dances draw quite
i r. n attendance of k r a n k e r s an d
; others from the northern part of
the valley. They will continue to
j he held during the winter months,
i Dancing ceases at midnight.
ri-o ni Oregon til lit
Oregon In its, other than those
from Portland, registered at Med- i
ford hotels today were . p. Wat
kins of Salem. X. itoont of
Marshfield, and the following from
Kugene: Thomas Chapman, l- P.
Knight, C. V. Smith, J. I. Caver-;
hill and A. Stewart.
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It. (. Fowler llvtimiw
County Agent 11. CJ. Fowler ar
rived home hut uihht from visits
at Chicago. Amery. Wis., and St.
Paul. Minn., for the past IK days.
Very special tomorrow, shoes
$2. sc. to Hats $1.49 to $J.!S.
Advance spring hats on display.
I.VitX and $3.!1S. The Hand Ho
& Shoe lli.x, 23 Hast Sth. 270
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Burn green fir slabs with dry
wood and out fuel bill. Ask Med.
Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 256tf
More Fruit Shipments
Bringing the total of the season
past the 4200 mark. 14 more oar
loads of fruit, were shipped during
the past week to eastern markets.
Wo want to mnko you happy.
Attend our pre-lnventory sale.
Go.d Hill Hdw. 272
Adams, Central Point. Nothing!
barred. Plenty of birds. 2711
lie Homo for Christinas
Klmer Oat man, who has been
spending the early winter In io
Angele.s, will return to this city
for the Christmas holidays, ac
cording to letters received yester
day by his local friends.
Package goods hs price,
craft Shop.
Handi-270
Vacations Start Today
Most of the rural schools In the
county will be dismissed today for
the Christ mas vacation to end
January 5. Programs this evening
and afternoon will be presented,
including the traditional Christmas
trees. Miss Elizabeth liurr. sup
ervisor of rural schools, will at
tend the Pankey district program
tonight.
FINE FUR DISPLAY
'As a special feature of Christ
mas week, just two days In ad-
vance of the - glorloim ,- holiday,
Mann's Department store will bring
to Med ford shoppers an opportu
nity to buy the supreme gift for
ladies, fun nnd fur creations. It
was announced this morning.
John F. Everett, representing
Henioff Hros., one of the oldest
nnd most reliable fur dealers In
America, will be at Mann's store
next Tuesday nnd Wednesday, De-
' comber 23 and 24.
Ho will bring with him a won
derful selection of fur coats and!
t-carves, which will make beautiful j
t'hrNtmas gifts
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FINE DEER HEAD
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I. M. Sbc-lby. well known sports
man of this city, brought a mount
ed deer head to The Mail Tribune
office today, which was a beauty
and aroused enthusiastic com
merits from the snake and fish
editor, as well as other members
of the staff.
Mr. Shelby shot the deer near
Shnkes Butte, Klamath county.
this fall when hunting with Clnr
once Ends, his frequent hunting
companion. It was a mule' deer
four-point buck which weighed
about 250 pounds, the head nnd
arrangement of the antlers being
partieularlv symmetrical.
Olnstlftfd advertising gets rnsiilts
COMING
SUNDAY
For 2 Days Only
Womer Brother pnmnt
A Thrilling Romance of the Early West
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JOHN BOLES - YIV1ENNE SEGAL
JOE E. BROWN
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THE OLD WEST LIVES
AGAIN IN THIS BEAU
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MANCE OF COVERED
WAGON DAYS ... A
STORY OF FIGHTING
LOVE IN GOLD RUSH
DAYS!
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The Olft Ideal, Whitman's Can
dy. 51.00 to $ 7 . T 0 m a Heat h 's
Irug Wtoro wraps and pays the
postage on It to any pvace in the
United States. 273
Visited in Ashland
Mrs. A. W. Aya nnd daughter.
Mrs, Walter Jennings, and Mr. and
M rs. Pa u l Hick were a mon g the
Med ford people spending Wednes
day in Ashland.
Heath's rrug Stow is paying the
postage on Whitman's Candy to
any place in 1. 8. S73
llcturns to Ludlow i
Mrs. J. w. Kverett and two chll- ,
dren of hudlow. Cal., left by train ,
this noon for their homo in that
city, after having spent a month
here ns the guests of Mrs. Everett's'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Fry1-j
Big hat sale tomorrow at the:
Emmy Uiu Hat Shop In M. M.j
Slore,7."ic, $1,411, $l.!KS. Hats worth j
up to $7.50 regular. 2 7 0
For Chrlstmaji got Hurlbut'ff
Ilible Stories. Tel. 745-H. 256tfj
Kind treatment assured all ani
mals boarded with the .Jackson
County Humane Society. Pel. KU.
270
Vacation In Denver
(Hiding Tlengston, law clerk In
the O. C. P.ogg office, will leave
this evening for Denver. Colo., to
spend the holidays with his mother
in that city.
j lllhboa sale 1 lot of ribbons 5c
a yard. 'Handicraft Shop. 27-
In From Ashland
Louise liodgers of Ashland was
in Medford this forenoon.
Christmas Trees On aal it
Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. office,
beginning Saturday, December 13.
Employes' Relief Committee. 275
Officers Check Lights
State traffic officers last night
established a temporary auto head
light checking station at Central
Point, stopping north and south
bound cars. If a headlight or tall
light not burning, the driver
was p.t once ordered to have the
trouble repaired. In the past mo
t.orits were given 48 hours in
which to make repairs, but a- re
cent ruling changed this method
radically.
Broken windows ' reglazed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
Mrs. fiollauer Illicit Home
Mrs. K. II. Adamson of Ashland
and daughter. Mrs. Ted Oeltauer
,of Medford, arrived in Ashland
yesterday from Tlancho Santa Fe.
Cal., where ihey vcre called by
the death of their daughter and
stater. Mrs. Helen lladger. They
brought with them the infant son
of the late Mrs. Hadger. The two
older children are remaining with
their father in California.
Turkey shoot Sunday at Frank
Adams, Central Point. Nothing
barred. Plenty of birds. i!7l
Will Spend Holiday in California
Dr. Robert K. Lee will leave to
morrow morning for California,
where he will spend the holidays
visiting with friends and relatives.
All canes of cruelty to aged peo
ple, children, dumb animals and
birds, call Humane Society, 1516.
Were fjocnl Visitors Yesterday
Mr. i-.nd Mrs. U K. McOanieLs
nnd Mr. and Mrs. I. Kelthly were
among the residents of Grants Pass
who were in Medford yesterday.
Jackson Hotel Decorated j
Numerous decorations have been j
placed in the lobby of the Jackson,
hotel, in order to add to the f et-j
tive appearance during the holiday
season. , j
Our new studio Is opposite new
Holly theater. The Peasleya. tt
Special Saturday! Cyclamen
plants $1.00 each. Holly wreaths
$1.00 each. Hogue Valley Floral
Co., Liberty Market, cor. Main and
Holly, iphone 1040. 270
VUltors from Klamath
L. W. Alguiro and C. C. Colvln
were in the city today from Klam
ath Falls.
See the beautiful diKplay of
floral plants and cut flowers, pot
ted Poinsettias, 35c, 50c and 75c;
with ferns, $1.00 to $r.00. Rogue
Valley Floral Co., Liberty Market,
cor. Main and Holly. Phone 1040.
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Tingley Chnmpio Hero
Tingley chample of Santa Ttosa,
formerly of thU city. In here spend
ing the holidays with friends. He
plans to return south In two weeks,.
Dr. C. P. Johnston, Dentist,
Phlpps Bldff. Phone 14G2. 177tf
To Visit In Jacksonville
Mrs. Linda Whiteside nnd Mrs.
Ruby Fox of San Francisco arrived
by train today from that city, nnd
left Immediately hy auto for Jack
sonville, where they will be guest
of Mrs. W. M. Katon.
Model sale , and. -less. Se;
windows. Handicraft Shop. 270
35c; 1
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Daily's Taxi, Phono 15.
to 4 passengers.
Miss Held Visits Medford
Miss Virginia Reid of San Fran
cisco arrived by train today to be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Fnderwood,
Clever novelties,. Vj price. Han
dicraft Shop. L'70
Radiator antl-freeze, glyco, alco
hol, at Post Office Super Service.
272
Visited Their Onnghter
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer of
Medford were visiting In Ashland
Wednesday with the!.r daughter,
Mrs. 'Paul Mars.
Sneolal Swoet, juicy navel
oranges, 10c doz. up; good cab
bage, per lb 2c In 60-lb. lots; K.
F. Netted Gem spuds, U. S. No. 1 ,
per cwt. $l.iil; quality apples (no
culls) 05c box and up. Public
Market, So, Riverside. 270
Dance with the Knglc Christmas-
night. Dreamland hall. A
good lime assured. 274
Gift suggestions: Famous Dur
ham full fashioned silk hose, $1.00,
$1.50, $1.95; fancy bedroom slip
pers nnd mules, very special $1.50,
$1.05. The Band Mo & Shoe Box.
223 Fast 6th. 270
It's time to fill our radiator
wtlh nntl-freezo. Prestone, alcohol
and Clyco at Flchtner's Garage.
232tf
Dedicate School Tonight
Mi's. Husnnne Homes Carter,
county school superintendent, plans
to be present tonight at the dedl-
ri-ation'of the hew sohool at Lincoln,
on the Oroensprlngs highway, for
the Plhehurst district. The build
ing, is, one of the most modern
rural structures. In the- state and
was recently completed. The Ash
land city school superintendent.
((leorge Jlrlscoe accompanied by
Mrs. Briscoe, also plans to be present.
Genuine English holly nnd holly
wreaths. Monarch Heed Co. 275
Benioff Bro. selection of won
derful fur coats and scurfs, suitable
for Christmas gifts, will 1o at
Mann's Store next Tues. nnd Wed.,
Dec. 23 and 24. Coatn priced from
$H9.fft to $45. Scarfs from $311.50
to $1H5. Furs make "royal' gifts,
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BUY HOLLY
SCRIP FOR
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS. MAKE
YOUR FRIENDS
HAPPY
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HURRY!
ONLY 2 MORE DAYS
DON'T MISS THE BIO FUN SHOW!
DIZZIER THAN EVER
The Sr.reen' Greatest Comedians In
THE YEAR'S MOST
SENSATIONAL COMEDY
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Continuous
Shows Tomorrow
Starting at 1:15
New York
Paid $6.60 a
Seat ,
To See
fWhoopee"
which comes
to the Holly
Christmas
Day at
Popular ,
Prices
MKJHTY STARS OF 'THE CUCKOOS'"
.TO OUR PATRONS:
' "Sonfl of the West" Is the second of the year's greatest
productions the Hclly has booked for your entertainment
during the Holiday season ... We kindly request that you
watch the Holly ads closely for announcements of the Big
Attractions coming.
LEVERETTE AND NIEDERMEYER.
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WITH
DOROTHY
LEE
5 BIG SONG HITS!
YOU LIKE TO LAUGH SEE THI8 ONE ... WE GUARANTEE
A LAUGH A MINUTE AND A SURE CURE FOR THE BLUES
No Advance In
Prices! SEE Cratc' Bike Starting Monday,
Matinee AN-Color Film Dec. 22
Children 10 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS Change , Mjt.
A',ul, -35 Inee Schedule
Evenin9 .... Doors open 1:30
Children 25 " ' . , . .
AduiU 5o Graham MeNamee 8hw starts 2:00
KMED Tonite ' 0n,y 0ne 8h0
g t0 6:15 Universal News Each Afternoot
Comedy
WOOISEY
IN KAOIO'i IIAIU.I COMIDT SOMSSHIU
Screen's b 0 und
ing nit-wlts find
out how Paris
got that w a yl
Give Your Friends
Holly Scrip for Christmas
Attractive Redwood Gifts S
We have an unusual line of Redwood boxes, bas
kets and trays filled with fruit and nuts. Prices to
suit all, from SI. 00 up. These gifts must be seen to
be appreciated.
Extra Fancy Pears and Apples 2
There is still plenty of time to send fruit to your
friends on the coast. We have Extra Fancy Pears
in quarter and half boxes and Extra Fancy Apples
in. quarter and full boxes. Just leave the address
and we will send the fruit for you.
SATURDAY Del Monte Coffee, per lb 39c
SPECIALS Puffed Wheat, 2 for . . 25c
Home-Made Fruit Cake and Plum Pudding
Box Chocolates, all sizes, for Christmas
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
. Grocer
Phone 252
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Phone 252
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City PiImih 'Attract TjodKCM
Tlio cold weather Inst nlcht pnui
ed over ton wnndprlnjr tmnHlonlw
to take advantage of the warmth
of the elly prison. J'"lvo m"n ar
rived at the pollco. Atatlnn In ono
group and wero reloased tills morn
Iiib with advloo that there Is no
work In Medford und .that they
xhoitld continue their Journey out
of the city. The prlnon ho ao
conioduttonH for only four prlon
erM, but the tranfdetta overlook
this Inconvenience as long ua they
are Hheltered.
1 Dr. Root.' B; Ikw, Liberty Bldg.j Dry klhdllnB' pM load.. 'Val
Kye exnnilned, g'laaitea. tt ley Fuel' 6. . 243tf
Hand emhroldered pillowa tip to
tlO vnlllex, Kat. Bpcolal $2.40.
Handicraft Hhop. 270
Dry kindling 2.G0 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
From losiMTt
. J. Frank nnd E. A. DeTara
of Prowpect were In Medford thla
mornlnff.
r.enulno Engtlnh holly nnd holly
wreaths. Monnreh Heed Co. 275
Itadlntor antl-freoze, glyco, nlco
hol, at Post Office Super Service.
272
fit Mrdrorrt Today
Mrs. H. K. Itrllt. Mrs. H. V. Col
lins of Jacksonville nnd Mrs.
Fletcher Flxh of Phoenix were
among perins from out of town
chopping In Medford this morning.
Stated Cninmiinlrnllnn.
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. & A. M Friday, De
cemher 19, 7:30 p. m. An
nual election ot offlccrB
for year 1931. Visiting members
welcome Ily order of tile V. M.
27l C. M. lint'STOV, Sery.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR HAIH Two flno specimens
bolients; very much alive and
prime; mate anri female'. Your
choice 113. or both with cage.
A good Christmas present
for animal lovers. A'Iko walnuts
and almonds, and Hpltx and Pe--lleioll).
applet and Klnmatll
spuds. 229 llewde. 1522-X. 270
EGGS ARE DOWN!
SO ARE FEEDS!
AT THE .
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MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
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Drop in at our store tomorrow for your
weekly supply of Poultry and Dairy Feeds
GET YOUR BREEDERS IN SHAPE NOW
START FEEDING
MADRONA
"VITAMIZED"
EGG PRODUCER
CONTAINING NOPGO XX CODLIVER OIL.
Retail 8tore
323 E. Main
Trade at I Mill and Warehoure
Either Place I Cor. 10th tnd 8. Fir
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' ' "YOU'LL LIKE OUR FEEDS AND SERVICE" ' !
FfHt HAT.K Trailer, J.eo Young.
Btewart Ave. 27011
Foil HA LIC Ouarnnteed canaries,!
Co. ' ' a 7 r.
Oil HAI.K Hnrlng flowering bulbs
- make Ideal and Inexpensive glfls.
Monarch Heed Co. 27.1 ,
Full HAI.K -heifer
calf.
07-W.
Fine young Jersey
Mm. Adu Walz. Tid.
FOIl HAI.K Bourbon Ited turkey
, gobblers, Ohio slock. Tel. 725.
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FOR 8AM' Norton K-riut alto
saxophone. :,. Tel. J4!l-M. 272
3-HOO.M furnished npts; private.'
bath; fresh, elean, new: dultsj
..only. . 24 Ho. (lvi. Tel. nei-1.. I
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1.4IUIK front a I 9 e p I n g room, j
heated, nicely fui nlihed, excel-j
lent bed, new, larva closet, abund I
ance lint water. $4.r0 per week,
at the (llorla-l'an, 37.1 Ho. Cen-'B
trnl,
27r,
W A XTi;r A utomat Ir
rifle, phone 4S2-II.
ftemlngton
273
For Saturday Special
Raised Doughnuts, doz -15
Cocoanut Cookies, doz 8
Honey Cookies- doz 12
Homemade Bread, 2 for 152
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Christmas Honey Cookies, 10f. doz. 3 doz. for 25
Christmas Kisses, doz, 20
Butter Wafers, 2 doz for .....35
Model's Fine Fruit Cakes '"
V lbs, 75 and 2 lbs. $1.00
Lower Priced Fruit Cakes, lb. 25
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MODEL BAKERY
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Phone 103-R
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