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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1931)
' J? O! ii ti If 0 It 6 "''"'32 u u If ii o n ii 1! o H o n u M n M c Si !v n r. ii fi M I; t i 3 m if ii t is ii li ft fi s 1: ?! 4l ii 5 18 fi Y ; U v 1 PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, PRECOX. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 19:31 Ibcal and -'Personal latiHc JIi-liuuy Is Slippery ' M o t o r i k t a a ro " w a rn il to use chain when driving on the Pacific highway over the .Siskiyou nioun laina, due .to tsllppery pavement. While no -wrecks ' have been re ported,. It Is an easy matter for machines without chains to slip oif and if fluch care topn on the paving the ice make.s it impossible for the machine to wain .uffltlent traction to atari. Kine 1.4 Fined Otto King wan fined $10 in city court" tuduy on a eharce of reekles., ilrivinR., Kln Im ulloKed to havo struck a parked car on Alain street recently and iut having reported the crorfh. ... DUtributo Schedule HehedaleH and bulletins were dis tributed to 8-A ntudent at the Jun lor( hiKh school thin afternoon by Miss Josephine KIrtley of the sen ior hiKh Hchool. About ftO will enter the hijiJi sthool thU mid year, and thews bulletin are jjlvon with a list of. .subjects the Htudcnts may lake. ItoKistrntlona for t hi.- urroup will be made Monday. i' Vv Miiurnri today . from Portland Ifllft I'lU'UIIMMltl Thi; t'hfiniltt-i of (.'oniincrco re-, Dale Kllhurn, lli'lnrns to ( nrlujii - I Viil LikiiI Inriiriimtloii Aim. --llli- l!u)ii-r of Curltun. Ore., left by train ("lay for her - reiver! liifiurn-. today for local In- Henry Kllbuin, noiue. atier navini; visaed her win- formation from I. K. Iendntrom of pneumonia ler-in-law. Ilia, J. Vlell of ' Muskegon, .Mit h., H. A. iMmeron rnoenix. t younit Hon of O ta very ljwlth of I'reaeott. Ariz.. (. Te.teroian tit - 'Anlway, t'olo., s. JSonton of Half WlilK. Moton yi li ; Itadlo, .Mont.. C. K. Hlilllh of Troy, Slate Traffic offleer I!. M. liall- Mont., and Dr. slle AiIiidih of com returned yesterday from Sa-J Atlanta, tla. lem. where lie obtained u m w white: nioloreyde for hik-llway oatrid l'UKS'iii.'er Auenli. Here duty, in keening with the white1 WortliiiiKton I". Smllh, travelliiK : Krniwt Scott at the Intersection of auio ue, hy other officers on ' liaHHcliKer HKent for the Northern . (:nll'e and Main street. Sentence duly In the mate. Thoniux Shel l-1 I'aciflc railway, and X. .McKen-jin ease wan continued, dan. officer for the flraiilft I'nss t zle. travelini; iiiisMeimor nitent for .... . ' district, alRo returned yesterday j the (!. and Trunk railway and Can- i ur' ' V Liberty Bids. .in a new machine painted while, ndian Itallway and Sfamship lines D S4iiiiiwv K Continual It. i., Raifsdale pleaded guilty in'Q cuy couri louay on cnarite of In-1 adequate hrakes, fntlowinK hie ar-! rertl yesterday by city Traffic Chief Ceorue I'rese.itt, after he had flg- ured in an auto collision with -Mm. I-yeu examined, classes. tf , ... .. ... 'both W'itli hcadnuaricrd in Iort-. ,.,. in fiinuii,. rifw For ernde A raw m k. cn 1 5fl!). ' , i , i .-.- 111 UIIM1'' my Cnmpbelt Dairy. Two deliveries. .hu ',orenoon lu ultend to biwim-Hs ARed And convrtlescent Will find a pleasant and healthful home at the Ilojtuc Hlver Hanilarium. Mrs. R. R. Schrammuck, Supt., graduate nurse. Ilobt. R. Schrammuck, Rrop. Phono 81, Jacksonville, Ore. 291 tf -Mr. Spriuvr in City . C'lirl Spi-ncer, rcpresi-nlatlve of the KelloKK couiiiauy, with hcad (luarters In Portland, was a local visitor thU forenoon. matters. For Krndo A raw milk, call 509, Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries. tf Fresh Columbia river enielt. sal mon, halibut, oysters. Liberty Meat Market. T. A. Hopkins of Ban Francisco. vicc-presidit and general man niter of the Southern Oregon tjas corporation; J. R. Jtrault of Xled-j ford, assistant general manager.! and Homer Iteed of Aledford, plant j superintendent, left (.his city Wed-' nosday nfier spcndini; several days! here on annual audit and inspec-; OrcffoniniiH Registered .Orettonlans outside of Portland registered - at the Medford hotels 'Include Cluy Young and W. A. Arn oldf klamath Fall, .Mr. and Mrs. It. J. pennett of Roseburg, Willis H. Moore and James flarrow of Sa lem. J, K. Culp of Albany, and the following from Eugene: J. M. Al rtutt, JTerh Owen, W. R. Walker, ('. E. Ford, Chuch Rorden, Dr. and Mrs. u l.. Baker, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Day nnd son. . Spltzenberg opples, 25c per box. firing your own. boxes. Pinnaclo Packing Co. tf .injt: Is.t rnpmploycd :hrls Gottlieb, in charge of the local branch of the United states f5,ie.,.emuJpyment .bureau, reported today, there were 448 names of job' lews, men dn. Mddfond regintered .with him.. However, this does not indlcato that all. are unemployed due lo tiuite n number having been given W',tu'k whenever possible, lie said, ,. ... .Many from Porllnuil Guests from Portland registered yesterday at local hotels were .1. IC. Sayre, Con J. Sweeney, C. .1. Wright, K. II. Schmidt, K. (. Hin doo, C. W. Spender, R. R. Nichol son. Mr. and Mm. II. Allen. F. J. Whittlesey, !,,. R. Rowel!, II. Officer, K. II. Duffy, A maker, .1. S. Gavin, M. C. Metier G. II. Stlnson, A. R. Sanberg, .Innics K. Dyer, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank -M. Redman, Johnson S. Smith. Win. D. Russell, John J. Gerbor, Mr. and Mrs. Al Nchroedcr, V. P. Har ris and A. D. Howard. I ; Shopping in Mcill'nrd ! Mr. and .Mix. A. K. Rrockwav of 'Griffin creek, Mrs. Karl Rald-.vln ! "" Te Grants Pass plant ex- of lseagle and Mrs. Karl Heft f I eecded the expectations of the cor- Central poi.nl worn' K-ioppng in poration ofTicials, they reported. Med ford this morning. "The Increase in business over 1929 I I was substantial," Mr. Hopkins said. Tonuery suits, overcoats and Grants pr.ss Courier. i shirts greatly reduced in price be ginning Saturday. 2!0- lEctiirin-d from Coast lYip Slate Traffic Captain C. P. Tal-i-nt I'l'lurTTed Wednesdav from a W. Shoe- periodical I rip to Marnhfield and olher Coos Hay points. Rain was Grea;er values In men's clothes beginning tomorrow at the Toggery 290' Toggery quality at greatly re duced prices! Investlgntn at once 290' Cllll'ngo VNIInrs Iteglslerol J. M. Ralrd of Chicago was reg istered at a local hotel today. Ilurn dry slab wood, 't and fd per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. S31 Arrive from Mllclicll F. D. and If. II. Wihebarger ar rived In Medford yesterday from falling heavily In that section, but Mitchell in eastern Oregon to at roads w ere in good condition and 'end to business matters here for he had little difficulty In maklnga few days. They reported the the journey. Dance. Gold Hill, Saturday night. Dance till 2. 290" Mrs. Vincent ill -Mrs, Alioe Vincent, who has been confined to her home for the past week with Influenza, is reported to be improving today. Mrs. Green Is staying with her during her Ill ness. ' Our new studio is onnoslte new grilitf ' Holly tbealer. The Pensleys. tf weather cold In thta section of the rftate lend found the snow fairly deep on the highway between Bend and Klamath Falls, reaching a depth of two feet in some 'plaeeB. load." Val-242tf Dry kindling $2.50 ley Fuel Co. Leave for Yrekn t K. O, Render and Ted Chambers of the local Maytag shop left this morning for Yreka and Dunsmuir. lo attend to business matters for the company. Fox West Coast Theatres iL,' Good ill-wool suits, filled to your measurements, $17.85 at The Toggery 29() Mi-. Itnnkln Rclnrns Hugh 1). Itnnkln, forest super visor of lh6 local U. S. forest erv- Vhero he spent the past three days. Special sale of Gnlve cold cream and cleansing cream, 45c per jar; 'ReC. 75o vftluo. Bowman's Beauty . Parlor, Tel. ,57. ., , ., . 291 ( Irinlatlim Illllonii Saying they represent the Antl- . lhimlgmUon association, D. 1'. Glb spn,,l,V W, Heinous nnd c. W. Tooley . ai-ri.veU t.oday front ponlnnd to cir e.ithtte petitions, in .Medford to ob tain signatures Bu-pporting a mens- , 'tir. to Im presented in. congress to ; futrthei restrict. Immigration to the l!;ilted States 4s a rcmocly for pres. ont. unemployment conditions,. A .;donittioii is. exiected from .each . signor to pay for the expense in ; ciirred hy the. petition circulation. j'Dance. Lake Creek Sat. 290 HuNlnens Vlslior ' Mrs. Kilo flnlvely-of Grnnts Pass ' was fn Mcdfnrd this tnieiioon at tending ia Jiuiness matters. '- Spltxeriberg apples, 25c per box. Bring yodr 'own boxes, pinnacle Pacing Co, . - -i...; . - .' . r Starts TODAY For 2 Days Buy FOX SCRIP Saturday We will sell Good Old Fashioned esauce ' cakes , j u i t as your griin diirother lnade them at an exceptional price. . We are using an old recipe we have discov ered and we want you to try these cakes, We know you will like them and especially at this introductory price .. , i ; ' i- . . - 17c each Limit two to tlio ' customer; ' ' This cake is rich in fruit and nuts and will keep fresh ' and moist much longer than the ordinary cake. Made of the finest grade ma terials available. Continuoui Showi SATURDAY 1:30 to 11 P.M. t ' ' ' ' ' -' '' w The First Big Hit of 1931 "i- The elimination of character roles . . t I r r I n B drama packed with' action . . .. a great story . . . all go to . make this an outstand ing picture. A "I ?A AL80 ' Our Gang In "tEACHER'S PET" .f . 'Chlna'i Old Man River' Travelog "Stoiy Book Parade" ADMISSION Bargain Matt. 25c Eve. 50c Children 10c Any Time .. WALTER . HUSTON " ,r " . - i' r IN i v f . "The criminal code;', .J.'M U...U.I., Startincl " ' O D At " 1 1 Wild-Riding Action! Yakima Ca'nutt, Wally Wales, Buzz Barton :.'.vin.' "Canyon Hawks" 1 TIm McCoy in . plus ;,. ' X ;, THE INDIANS ARE COMING' MICKEY MOUSE in ' "GORILLA MASTERY" Talking Comedy, "Wed at the Riti" Mat. 10, 25c Eve., 10, 35c loaoE OEzocaor0 OBOE OQ Economy Groceteria THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Not in Doing Without the Necessities of Life But 'iiriBuying Them for Less i At a time like this when $11 are trying to conserve, trying to make every dollar do full duty buying for less is of double importance. That is exactly what trading the Groceteria Way means, clerks, credits and small deliveries are the major expenses in food distribution and when we save the greater part of these we have made the only savings that permit of lower' prices. ' - 1 ' Start the year with a determination to save and to save without self-denial to live as always buying as usual but buying for less. Try shopping tomorrow at one bf the Gr oceterias at least tome in and satisfy yourself you may iodk' all day ybii won't be asked to buy and you won't have to fcsk prices.' '' --'K- '"' BREAD Baked to the Kighesquality stand ardnot to a price. Mb. loaf, 3 for 20c 1Mb. loaf .10c ... . i : ,.. .1 Betty Crocker's famous Carmel Nut Layer Cake ...... 25c Oranges & Grape Fruit Fancy Sunkist Lemons, doz. . .19c No-needa sugar Grapefruit two sizes, medium, 4 for 19c Large, 3 for . ............ 25c Golden Rule the finest quality oranges packed by Sunkist, medi um size, 2 doz. . . . v . 29c Other Thrift Items Florida Grape Fruit, doz. . , I ; ... . . V; . . 1 . v. :l "I. 7. -. .... .29c 35' B.& M. Oven Baked Beans B. & M. Boston Brown Bread Large, cans both f or . . . . iPineapple, Solar Brand, sliced, ' No. 2 can 17c; No. 2 can 19c ' ' ' ' . ' " I -. r . Spinach, Del Monte, No. 2J can, 2 for . . 25c Sliced Beets, local pack, No. 2 can . 10c Brpokfield Cheese, Swiss, Pimen- . to, Limburger, Cream Brick, American, . York State; i-lb. bricks, 2 for. . r. . . . . . . v. 35c Hominy, Van Camp's No. 2 can, 3 for . 29c Baby Lima Beans, new crop, 3 lbs. 2Qc; 6 lbs 39c Pet MiVk, tali cans, 5 for .7 39c Schilling's Baking Powder, a pure cream of tartar baking powder ' 1-lb. can ". . . . ............ 37c Kentucky, Wonder Beans, local cannery standard pack, No. 2 cans 3 for 35c . . t ' : Carnation Wheat Flakes, large pkg 7. 19c P. & G. White Soap; 8 bars .... . 23c White King Granulated Soap, ' ' large pgk. . . . . 38c Ivory Soap, the 15c bar, 4 bars ... 43c Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. vacu um can 38c Prunes, Petite or Italian, 25-lb. box $1.19 Prunes, Petites, 2 lb. pkg. . . 12c Drifted SnoW; flour, 49-lb. sack. $1.35 White Down, a guaranteed hard wheat flour, 49-lb. sack $1.25 Amaizo Oil, qt. can 39c Electric Toaster, self turning, ful ly guaranteed $1.98 Coco Fibre Door Mats, No. 1 size 69c Spring Clip Clothes Pins, 3 doz. . 15c Electric Light Globes, all sizes be low 100 watts 5 for 93c Gas Mantles, Coleman or Sure- . , lite, doz 69c Canister Sets of 4 flour, coffee, tea, sugar, set 59c Waxtex Waxpaper, 40-ft. roll 10c, 125-ft. roll . .. 23c Mop Sticks! '. .A ........ . . ., 15c rr., t, 1,1 . Another treat from the tropics. . GUAVA JELLY r . from Hawaii : Tall jar, 23c 5 for $1.00 Doz. $2.33 Fountain LUnch Breaded veal cutletsj creamed car rots and peas, potatoes, gravy, bread and butter, cbffee tfea or milk . . . . . - ' ' 25 ceL. uates ox Lydiard GrvP: SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL LOTS OF ROOM TO PARK Free Holly Theatre tickets With Each $1.00 Purchase aoi 3OQ0E 30130 :aoiao o 30EZXO o
