MEDFOKD MAIL TRTBUXTC, "NfEDFORB. OREO ON", "FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931.
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Phase telephone your orders early
and help us give you better service.
Phone 20 DELIVERY SERVICE;
RELIABLE
CASH GROCERY i
"Where Quality Tells and Price Sells"
117 North Central
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THIS IS A HOME OWNED STORE TRADE WITH US
AND KEEP YOUR MONEY IN MEDFORD J,
Through the courtesy of the Grocateria' our customers
may park their cars at the lot just north of the City Mar
ket. ' '
WEEK END SAVINGS X
HONEY Parker's 5-Ibi 49c
SHORTENING in, pan .... ..... 59c
SOUP All kinds, 3 for 25c
COFFEE Maxwell House or S. & W. 34c
Salad Dressing pint . 18c
MACARONI 3 pounds : 21c
SPAGHETTI Hounds : : 1 21c
FLOUR 49 lbs. hard wheat :.:4. .$1.19.
CERTO " Each . . 24 c
See Certo ad on Page 11 . ,
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Three 1-lb. packages Coffee . . ; . . . .69c
With the Valley Trade Is the Valley Made
A FULL LINE OF FRUIT JAR FIXTURES !
A FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES !
All Bunch Goods, 3 for ..J. L.j..............'....
Fancy Local Lettuce - ......
Fancy Local jRhubarb, lb
Fancy Local Beans : .....
8 lbs. Local Now Potatoes
Local Peaches, lb ,. -
Raspberries, Blackberries, Loganberries are
ket fcow. -
' Cantaloupes, large fancy :
Tomatoes, .pound I
. Asparagus, pound ,
Watermelons, pound '
Sunkist Lemons, dozen -; .....i.
......,.v.10
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' V NOW :
PLAYING!
TONITE, TOMORROW
,What Do Yoii Owe Your Father?
How strong are
the bonds between
father and son?
Picture f f '.'--, 1
' Every f4l ' -T J
skouw Fl w-
'See! &T - I
Thrilling screen
version of the
Ben Ames Wil
liams story of
father and son read
by the Saturday Eve
ning Post millions
as "Barber John's
Boy."
WARNER BROS. Prtstnt
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WITH -SUPERLATIVE CAST OF STARS ,
Grant Mitchell . Phillip Holmes
Lncille Powers George. Marion
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GRAHAM McNAMEE
NEWS REEL
ADVENTURES IN AFRICA
"THE LION HUNT"
ON THE STAGE
Tomorrow Nlte Only
WINNERS OF
ATWATEE KENT
RADIO AUDITION
CECIL CO'SS
HUGH GILMORE
Singing the Winning
. Numbers
Mrs. George Andrews
at the pisno
BARGAIN PRICES!
Matinee 20c . Evening 30c
Kidiw 10c
LOCALS
Klkn llnwdcarit Tonight ,
.Early thisieVehlngr ther will le(
a: nationa.1 tiroadeast by JJ.e Klk1
onWr, "featuring prominent fBpenk-
era and entertainers, boosting the
Elk national convention which!
will 1)6 held In Seattle In July.
The broadcast will be heard on the
coast from 0:30 to 7:00 over the
X. B. C. :
Wenner at. Bank Again
Gerald Wdmler nesumed work
ait thA'Kfntt National, batik hn Ah-i
iaiwi yesneraay,- aiier a- nrnnui ,
aenre In Portland where he under'
went, an operation.
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Vanon Shampoo renulres no aoatt
'or :watir, Idries . Instantly i and!
leaves the hair soft -and sloray.
Emma Cllne Shop. Tel. 454. 92
Mr. Burrows Homo
R. 'y. Burrows returned today
by train from Portland, where he
had bee,n. on, a; business v!ilt. -s
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BroKeh windows ginrea oy
rowbrldire Pnbihet Works. 230tf
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Home From Tnt'oma
C. W. Conklin, accompanied by
Mrs. E. O. Conklin nnd -son of
Tacoma, arrived In Med ford by
j train this mornliiff.- Me. Conklin
! Is returning to" his home ffom the
northern city, where funeral serv
ices were conducted for hla wife.
'Lovely Tulip Oil waves, $6.50;
other 'permanenta $f; shampoo and
finger wave $1; marcel 76c. Kath
ryn locatell, 230 8. 'Central; 1374.
91
Bargain basement sale women's
light coiored low. shoes. Values to
$5.9.5 selling at $2.98.- jM. M.
Dept. tore. 88
Prom Sister City - "
Mrs. V..; H. Hull, M. Tred Hull
and little Donald Sa'tier, . were vis
itors here Wednesday from Grants
Pass. ' ,
Phone 542. We'll haul away
your refuse. C(ty Sanitary Service.
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Dance n't -the- Eagle -Point hall
Sat. night, June 20. 'Good -'ihujHp.
good floor. k : ' - '-' " 88
ANNAPOLIS COLOR CEREMONY i
AsHuviutiil I'rvaa I'holQ
rtolse Hanford of Syracuse, N. Y., presenting the colors to Lieut,
Norman Hall, aleo of Syracuse, during June week ceramonle at United
States naval academy Annapolis.
Here Prom Washington !
Among Washington 'state 'res!-1
dents registered tit local hotels nre
Mr1; and Mrs. C. M. James, Viola
Holmes, C. Janes and Margaret L.
Haley of Tacoma, M. j. Breslln of
Vancouver, Sarah P. Forman and
Mrs. C. X. IaW nhd eon iit Yak
ima, Mr.' and Mrs. "C. L. McGuIre,
Mrs. O. L. Cummings and family,
Mr. and Mrs. George W.. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Osberg, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McGulre of
Seattle ....
A 11 men's oxfords
$4.95. Main floor
Store.' ' '
reduced to
M. M.' Dept.
AS
AT
Since
tile
announcement "Wtini
Brty Scouts at their Lake of the
publlHhed In The Mail Trlbund 1?kb j Woods camp this yohr will mnkfe
than a week ngo that a civil wv-lft hip that many people pay large
vice, examination woum soon
The Toggery, of course, has the
betst-Ioking ties, - socks And shirts
for Father's day, next Sunday.
held to fill the vacancy at $1800
per year, of storekeeper at Cra
ter National park hoadquarlorfl,
Earl York, local secretary of the,
commitislon, has been fairly, de
luged with men and boys, who call
on him at the poHtoff.ee to make
personal application, nnd when
told that they must take a com
j potltivo examination eagerly take
away with mem lniormation nu
Taiho'r ''Chaplain . llctarhft'' -,
Roy.-.A. -C. McClllt. 'B. A. B. D
chaplain of the Portland labor
temple, returned to Medford yes
terday after bonclucting funoral
services 'for William C. AVoodford,
members of the American Federa
tion of Labor. . '.
gloss pu
opp. Holly
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Krystalglow, kodak,
preme. The Peasleys,
theater, "
Women's coaU selllhg half price,
tomorrow. M. M. Dept Store. 88
Recovering From "Operation
Bernice Hess, who is spending
several weeks in Southern Oregon
from San Fratlclf"o underwent a
major operation Tuesday at the
Sacred Heart h03n'fal of this city.
M,M Hess 1a the daughter of O. A.
Hess of Ashland. ,
Cut flowers for all ' occasions.
Mixed bouquets and corsages' a
specialty. 325 South Holly. Phone
390-L. tf
Convalescing Prom Operation
Mrs. Roy Curtis Is convalescing
from a tonsil operation and ex
pects to return to her work at the
M. M. department store Monday.
Hums for at dude ranches accord
ing to Oscar E. Hoover,., scout ex
ecutive. . . '
Tho boys are to be taken on a
two-day horseback trip through
the very heart of - the Cascade
mountains under the guidance. Of
Don Hamlin, on attorney at Klam
aih Fa Us who Is an experienced.
horseman. - They will .carry do
hydratod foods and ns little equip
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other blanks, which they must! ,l,t'nt VM that no .pack
Ul.be mnile early enough
fill out In mnklng formal fippll
cation , to enter the examination.
In all," eighty" such applicants
liad called on Air. York by. lant
Istrlct 1 whero ' good fishing
will be assured and tlios who core
j animals w
Camp w
4n-v-dlti
i Ay ill be aw
niht. and todny thorc wore more to -take their fl h)nK tackle will
like cnlloi-s. TIiIh is linliMoml6nt hnvo " lli;tunJty.to tih. . 'I Mils
of Ihoso who mndB their nl.lillTO- trl' Xivea ,m' nn. opnortunlty to
tlon rtli-oct to tho sorri'tnry of tho; l'",n wmptlilnj- about tho hund
Clvfl Service commlRHlon hend-j ""B ' hprsw, )nc(lnK and mnk-nuartoi-H
in Seattle for thin ills- '"K mp.
trlct. A' day or Bo aKo Mr. York I Tl'iy Scout camp this year will
ran out of application ami in1 ,,p h,1i f"- two distinct periods
formation Wanks, and had to r two weeks each. Thev nre from,
send to the district headuartcis .'u)y 0 to 20 and July 2Q to August
for more. ' 3. Boys wishing to attend camp
Perhaps the homlmrdnicnt of will he required to1 reslster at the
nersonul apiillcntions would cease scout headquarters, during the.
If the men or boys desiring (o. week before July 6, nnd full
enter the competitive examination equipment lists will he furnished
knew that the age limit for the them In addition to final camp In-
nppllcnntB is from 18 to SO years, mrucuons.
and thnt each mnn to otherwise
'FELT'
qualify for the entrance exami
nation must, hnvo had nt lea ft fi
months' nctlvo experience in a
warehouse, or similar line of
work.
MK York estimates, cons'derlng
the qunllflcntlonH prescribed, that
only about 25 of the persons who
made personal calls on him are
eligible to take the examination.
However, he has not heard from; MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 19( (P)
headquarters yet just how many ( Jurisprudence- took cognizance of
applications' have been sent there t a sixtlf or "divining' sense blind
nnd passed upon. . I persons nre reputed to hnvo and
The dote of the forthcoming grrfntrd a divorce hero yesterday
examination hns not yet be-n to Dr. Krnest R. Cleaves, an
Now is the cheapest time to cal- named, but it Is presumed It win osteopath because of his testimony
clmine and paint. Call us and we'll: be held early In July. It Is known regarding that which the sixth
give you an estimate of cost. Tel. (that several employes of Crat-r flense disclosed.
108. tf ' at 'nol park nre among those
seeking to take the examination.
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ERUIT
JARS
The Canning Season Is Here ' and
We Have a Complete Line of All
Canning Supplies. iy .
Ball Mason Jars " Economy Jars
Regular Kerr Jars Wide Mouth Kerr Jars
Jar Lids Sealing Wax Economy Clamps
Jar Rubbers Certo Parowax
Jelly Glasses ' '
Fresh Fruits and ' Vegetables
Fresh Home Made Cakes
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Small Picnic Hams (Shoulders), per lb. .... 2 1 c
Chase & Sanborn Coffee ........ ... -37c
Whole Wheat Fig Bars, 2 lbs. for . . . . . . . . 24c
Try Our New Delivery Service ;
Five Deliveries on Saturday 8 and 10 a. m.
2:30, 4 and 6 p. m.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
M E. Marsh
Phone 252 4 GROCER ; Phdiie 252
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Paint and paper your home now.
Pay by the month. Call 810 for
details. ' . 1 87
', From State Metropolis
Guests from Portland at local
hotels include ,f. A. Ollhnm. C. VV.
Larsen, Mrs. A. B. Hernbahler, Mr.
and Mm. J. R. Boden. t V. Orlmm
and son, C. J. Powell. Mrs, Doris
W. Ilalley, Mr. and Mrs. H. U.
Letcher. W J. Sullivan, Mrs. K. A.
Pottscher, . Mr. nnd Mrs. A. V,
Uavls. J. Tt. Weed, C. W. Corson,
H. B. Hill. J. N. Kaheke. K. 8. Mor
gan. C. R. Oreen. L. R. Pershall
nnd Robert Ileflln.
'All men's .'oxfords .'reduced to
14.05. Main floor M. M. Dept.
Store. gs
Mm. fark Home Tomorrow
Mrs. Mabel Mnc'k. home demon
stration agent, who left the city
last Sunday for Corvallls. where
she .has since . been. one. .of the
teachers at the 4-11 clubs summer
school, will be. .back home some
time this afternoon or evening, ar
riving with the Jackson county 4-M
club a delegation. The summer
school ends this afternoon.
Brill Bheet Metal' works does'
expert repairing, fender and auto
body Tepalring. tf
f!rnss Vfre today
Tho grass fire since the rafn
storm of the past few days was
record! at the fire station today,
when the chemical truck was sent
to extinguish a fire at Ninth and
Willamette. No damage was done.
Free wood with your 'early order
Mr green slabs. Med, Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631. - . , tf.
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Envoy Resigns
Cf -hit 4
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He told tho court he heard,
sensed nnd "divined" that his blind
wlf. Mm. Lillian Cleaves, also an
osteopath, was huKlng nnd klss
lnR nnother blind man on certain
occasions
Or. CiC. Wu restored as Chines
mlnl.ltr to ths United States be
cause hs dlsappf-oved purchssu. o
arms hsrs by ths Chines, never
paradls Bf ffae workt.'-; "... ,-i ,.. ;f c""". his homt erty.
HAX.KM. Ore., June l0.--(P)
N'no ftiulities resulting from 7tll
Industrial accidents durinfC the
past week were reported todny by
the state Industrial nccldent com
mission, a new hlKh record for
accidents and fatalities fur tho
year lull.
Those kllL'd by accidents while
nt work were William Combs nnd
John Paulson, powdermon of Ku
Kene; Jack Fitch, rip-saw man nt
(xjullle; Thornton Murdett, quarry
man. Poring; K. H. Keeco, mltl
wrljcht helper, Valsetz; Martin
Clark, road worker, OakrldKc; J.
Norton, truck helper, Wood
burn; c, L. Parnes, truck driver,
Peavertont 11. Qiietschke, powder
man, Phllomnth.
Ixfclon 'Frolln TonlRlit,
Another peppy American l.efslon
rndio frolic Is scheduled toniKht
from 8:no to 9:00 p; m.,,over sta-.
tlon K.1KD undr-r direction tit
K.arlo Davis, nnd will present a
aroup of well known radio artists
In mirth and sonx. Martial mu
lc will 'o havo a place on tho
Ijewion hour, brinnlnir a reminder
of the days of 1917 and mix. dur
ing tho World war. Tho program
Is being put on to advertise the
legion auction sale tomorrow and
everyone la urcrd te tuns In at
i:00 p, m, tunlKh, ,j . -(. .
A lurso tilimlie.r of bul.of-tnwn
people plan to nttond tlio lifit
Klnn auction sale to ho hold In
Mcdfbrtl tomorrow afternoon and
ovonlng. This tinlnuo selling event
Is bolnj? sponsored by MedTord post
No. ili. Amorlcan eRlon, nnd will
take plnco In the largo vacant lot
Just east of thn Standard Oil serv
ice station nt Main nnd Fir, liar
kuIuh of nil kinds will bo offered
and will Include - household furni
ture, wearing uppnro!, foods and
farm products, UHed cars, farm Im
plements and what not. Tile Bale
will ho In charge of Dan Howard,
clm' ninn of the l.oglon auction
committee, and Knrlo DuvIb will
officiate as auctioneer. Several
surprise features are promlsod for
those who attend.
Any citizen having articles to do
nate to the fceglon auction are urg
ed to phone 1116 or lit lieforo Sat
urday noon and a truck will be soul
out to pick them up. Kveryone In
Jackson county Is urged to ntteiiil
this big sale.
Tourist Trade Thriven
PIKiKNIX, Arl)!., Juno (UP)
There Is no depression In the
tuurk't biiHlnens, operators of Ari
zona resorts point out. 1-nst year
1.250,0110 more persons visited
scenic spots In the stnte than did
In 1112s, and early summer travel
this year Indicates that tho busl
new of Kln places and soelnt
things Is better than ever. .r
Hinted Communication
Med ford Lodge No. J03,
A. F. A A. M., Friday,
June 19th, . 7:30 p. ni.
Itegulnr routine business.
Immediately following business
session work will be exemplified
on two Candidates In the Master
Mason degreo by special degree
team. Visiting members welcome
B, I LF.NOX, V. M.; i
r. M.Udl'STtiN. Bi-cretnry, ' m
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIl HALE Excellent Ping, lleyal
Anne nn.l uimiiert cnerrim.
Wing orchards, I ml: cast of
Jacksonville. Old Htaso Hoad.
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SETS SPEED, ECONOMY RECORD
Ji T-. jajKiV ah. m lH':.,!,!.
t tit
I'Jchl llinunantl five hundred nnd ciiihly-thrcc milw of drivinir at mil
average upcrtl of 42.7 ml ten per hottr and with Racollnn niilcaftivof 22.3
niilnn per ftnlluii withoui onco stopping tho motor of his stork'Modol A,
Kortl roadster. wn tho record scl in ten duys and nishu In the Sarra mania
Valley recent ly by Morris Tuvtinsky. Tavliniky credited hit high iat
mileuxc to Afltioclatcd Eipd-frarlionntod fcuflolfne. whfrh Rave fullr.tghtf
tenths of a mile more per nation .than .another hrund used in nwtona
tests. I.tthrlealion of his molor wu provided hy 100 per cent IVnnvIv4Uilii
Veeilol motor oil, of vhh-h he used only a single quart per 850 mJlc pt
high speed driving. . , uW; vi
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No carrying charge. Pay the bal
ance nt fcft per week.
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132 Bo. Itlverslde 8S
FOIl HALK iJite cabbage plants.
C. Carey. ' I'hi.iie 341.ll. U8
Foil PKN'T 0-room ' modern
home, 2 miles 'from MedTord
on Houth Pacific Highway. Hani,
wood floors, fireplace., lawn and
flowers. . 110 a month. Cha. It.l
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golf counei . . . Irtlcnd's country fairs , . . luxurious
lounging on th. Riviera.Jotcinating Paris. Your vacs
tlon r.ally bsgirn th. moment you board your linsr
if you travel Canadian Pacific Serosa th. Atlantic.
Everything contribute! to your entire enjoyment, all th.
timet. Whit. Empress, Duchess end Cabin Class liners
sail throe to five timet weekly from Montreal end
Quebec Book now.
EMPRESS Of BRITAIN -
42,400 tons, 2t knots ... Giantess of. the
Atlanticfive days to Europefirst tailings in
June. ..bookings nowl , . .
Canadian Pacific
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