Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textin m m m Rl 14! IS! 51 it! 11 ,11 'Itl M PAGE TWO ftfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREOON, THURSDAY, IT' focal and If -Personal V i V; . " Slorct Open Friday Kvrnlnc i'umonroe will te the last busi ness day before-next Monday, a the tpt, banki, office, barber - shups, etc., and the city, .county end feilernl pfflces will he ', ' -?locd a)l i day Saturday. However, the storej will, renuiln open tomorrow even nc. .until (I o'clock. , ,. , Doo IGirxrave Hero for Fourili I)r. IU. P. liars-rare, of Berkeley Cal., J exacted- ti arrive In this city to apenir jt'ej woejc enu- wu airs, HurKrave, u'io nae ueeu vpii' ing frlenili here for eome lime. . ., , . I'aluinus an.Varmwi', ; . fay pajamas of many colore are ' Ueing worn today ny feminine em pluye at Mann's, d.c-iitruieiij atore, Juet .to ahow sbuilpei the smart- out tons for vacation wear. They will appear In the mime apparel tomorrow. r- , . .. . Had Transfer moved to 1015 N Central. Phone 316. . i 102" TonrlHta froii Dislaiun From distant cllles, the follow Jng tyoata; nre ifeKlstered at Med ford hutals:1 A. Wallace and M Mandelson ot Netr., Haven, Conn., Fred Feltman of WaehlnKton. p. C, Cliff O. Brottierton of Waterloo Jowa, Helen Tuttle of Mllden, pan ada, Mr. and Mm. 11. K. McIIbIi of Vancouver, B. :., Miss I.lla Ad ams of HuUux; I'n., f end Owen Push ot I'hllalfeiphla, f.- ' .; If you want l.o sell a low price j popular !lfhl. automobile ana can .TInun,ceogi)lf for. 30 duya, write Box ,W. b., ijTlbgiiei! for. appoint ment. ... ;. . . ' . . )03 ' Fa In Tilllila Purk An Unusual sight of Interest In I.llhla park at Ashland Is a baby fawn born, there I ant Saturday to Ku(h and iloyj .0 pot deer pair of the park,' .y ij ;..:' ,-- The Hanson Coal Co. lias moved , lis office down to the yard at (08 So. Front Hi. . ' , 102 ' Prince CnlllHon Hero' Today ' ' i J'rlnce O. Calllson, freshman coach at the tinlvehrtty of Oregon, who ;ls a member of the Crater natlqnul park summer ranger force, Is spending tils day off In this city today, havlnn come down from the polk last evening, '. Before: your July-4th trip, try our new Houlilusnt Wave Lotion. Iva Frederick, Tel. 191. 1 . 102 Mr, ami Mm. Ness Jicre . . .... Thos. H. Next,- division mananer of Copeo at Marehfleld. and Mm Ncju were In the elty yeaterduH from llpseburs;, on business and vlaltlnK their dauKhteia. ' The New family formrely resided' In Med ford Return to t.ntnts I'bhh Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wlssln have returned to Orants Paes after spending" couple ef day In Med ford attending to buslneu matters. Talent Woman In Hospital Mrs. Luclle HoldridKe of Talent. who underwent a radical antrum operation In Ashland, la In a hos pital of that city. From Oregon Points Oregonlana registered at local hotels from points outside of Port land, Include Irt Johnson of Co qulllc, Earl Peajy , nd Clayton Powell of Halem. h. Fk?h and N. Favors of Kuene, Perry Coleman of The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Donlo of I'akevlew, Mrs. Houth mald of Marshfleld and Wm. Heck man' of Modoc Point. . . dance early 102 Motor to (jruntH PaM4 . Ted Chambers, accompanied b his small daughter Pauline, motor ed to-Orams Pass todayon business.. Celebrate at Gold Hill Friday night and get an start Saturday morning. Mr. th'liraoVii (iucst, Horn ' Stanley gchraden Wf San Fran Cisco Is a xuest of Mr. and Mrs.' . .' Coss and family, having stop ped, on his return south from trans acting busincctt In Seattle. , Be sure to see the gorgeous dor ham silverware display In Law rence'a window,- rtila week only. 103 I heart) for 'olluto Crovo . , Ji , jncg ivramer ana -iujs iw in Medford oy train 'this noon" for! Cottage Grove.where they will be guests of, Mr.,: and Mrs. ' S. W. ' White.'. ; i '.-.' . Don't miss the Big Millinery Sale tomorrow. The Emmy lou Hat Shop In M. M. Store: - 101' JULY -2,-1931. Jj ramtBrnmTtnT 1 f ftT -srr ssas uwaesw S Economy Groceteria For your July investment in Hnted stocks or bonds, eee M. N. Hogun, 316 Liberty Bldg. 106 Special 900. 4th of July trips. Tel 98tf Alillng ylslilnnd Hold U. A. Lorton of Medford Is spend ing a few days in Ashland acting annuitant dark at the Llthla Spring hotel. Dance till 2:00, Gold Hill Friday night and get an early start cele brating Saturday morning. 102 Hooper Visits City Marshall Hooper of Sacramento Cat,, "and former' state bank ex aminer In Oregon, is a vlaltor In the city who arrived yesterday. clnilne and paint. Call us and we'll give you an estimate of coat. Tel. tf Miss Fallln at Coast Miss Betty Fallln of this elty is among many people who win spend the holiday at Crescent City, hav- ng already ,10ft or, the rceort. Plate glass shelves with polished edges. Including nlckle "plated brackets '8x24, 12.76; 8x30, $3.00; 9x36, . $3.26. Other sizes hropor tlonally low !n price. Medford Plato Glass Co. Phone 446. 102' Dance .Gold . Hill Dance till H.-a. Bl. Friday" illghl Hero fnnu rrosiHirt , . iVUItora In; Modforfl toifay "a Mr, and Mrs. Chester W, Wood of prosper!. They arrived yesterday Of ooune you will want . Jrae of our apeolal July 4 th Cakes to tk along on your , week-end outing. It will be wrapped flpeoiaily to I carry without fuug. or murt and in addition, it '! ,.;om 1 of , the clevereat iced enkee We haw ever ' .olfered.; :: ,: . : Sperry, Ithe flour' map, hai been broadoatting this oake ipeoial over the NB0 Syitem and ' we agree with him that ,, it'i a winner, Friday we wiU ieUtbii cake at the very ipecial price of ' 24c each " Pon t mlitake ue thui It a value worth invee- tlgating. 4 WT. B. Beraember we ; are the headquarters for Breads and Pastries V of all kinds and varie f ties. The largest and most complete assort ment in Southern Ore gon or Northern Cali fornia and of a quality which you need not apologue to your guests A fluhrer customer is always proud to tell you where she bought her goods because aha h knows there is none -better anywhere. . Herd from Wubiilnirton From the state of Washington, lo cal hotel guests Include H. W. Mar shall of Longvlew, Jnm Black of Hanfnrd, and the following from Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. It. (1. Mas ten, M ls Martin. and Miss pierce. Freshen yoilr camping equip ment with Waterapar enamel, n general 4-hour utility enamel for Inside and outside use. K. D. Ross ,Co.,,S2 a. Orapo. , ,, ., )01 ltnnk)n t'lllldrrit Here 'Tor Rankin, well known' Port land aviator, arrived In Medford early this morning from Klamath Falls to vls)t his children, who are guestn at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Cl It. Goprge ; ..whlla Mr.'ai)d Mrs. Kankln are on the' air tour throughout the northwest. Wllmn and Wlllard, twins; Caroline and Dale nro ihe children who are en Joying their visit here. ' Rates for out-of-town trips. 'Tel. ). "' (8tf Took In AUiland SlgtlW Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Antlo and Ijruesl llarnes wero among the Piatiy Medford visitors In Ashland yesterday. , ( ... , h . . Tloublgant Iotlon eaves time In letting yeur wave. . Leaves the hnlr friwrant and lovely. Iva Fred erick, Tel. 191. 102 Scouts' ltnnnr Meoilnjr ' ' Scout I'lxecullve tiljcor lloovwr will bo present ot the Hoy Scout court" of honor which will be held In, the courthouse ut Grants Pasti tonight, ' r T For Mrs, Vllm's cakes, tel. 173. ,' ' ' 103 ftftm State Mcu-opoll itesiitcnla of Portland registered at Medford hotels Include Mr. and Mre, Ir iGiCnry, Mrs. B. J. Upughewy and grandson, Mr. and Mrs, A- Wreyman, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. KJnox and daughter, J. T. Wal lace. A.-A. Frentae-I, Mr. and Mrs. K. . Sesord, :Mr, and Mrs. J. I). Cvligdou. Ida O. Congdon, D. O. Wllklis Mr. niul Mm. J. II. Gell. H. VV. Cs.vj aod family and C. A. Varntn. Biplane Is Damaged A Travelalr -biplane, piloted by Charles Langmack of Portland, was damaged in landing at the lo cal airport this morning when a part of the landing gear was broken. The ship, traveling .at a rapjd speed, nosed into the ground. The plane was not a part of the air tour. Dangmurk had only pur chased tho biplane yesterday. Ladlcer hose 11.00 at The Tog gery (of course). A real value, ull silk, French heel. 101 Lovely Tulip OH waves, $0.60; other permuncnts $5; shampoo and finger wave $1; marcel 75c. Kath cyn Located, 230 S. Central, 1374. S8tf Catholic Church Entered Tho Catholic church on South Oakdale avenue wad broken lnto last night, but little It any money j was taken. Jt Im thought by police officers that -boys ' $ad ( crawled through the ' window, 'knu'wlng where the small box was kept 'In which contributions were some times placed. ; . I: ' Broken window glazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf 'Drill Sheet Metal Works does expert ropalrlng, fender and . auto ' body repairing. ' ' tf j CnrJc Home from ltoscbui-g Jack Curie, local Southern Pa cific railroad agent, is home from Itnsehurg, where he spent some time with a sick relative. Real saddle horses fof hire, be ginning July 4th: some of the best .ilght-aeeglng places In the country. Cume aee for yourself. . See L. J. Oobcr on L, K. Harr ranch, Thomp son creek. , 102 Iookl : 7q, 'SI, !., t.4S buys any summer hut In the shop to morrow. The Ummy tiou Hat Shop M. M. Store. 101 Ilowi Culley In city ; ItofS Gulley, field secretary for the Oregon state ' Christian En deavor union. Is In southern Ore gon for several days, ' Interviewing young people who plan to attend the International Endeavor con vention In. San Francisco, starting next Saturday. Phono 542. We'll haul away your refuse.- City Sanitary Service. 287tf Once again summer -brings around vacations and ' the 'good times associated with that joyful period. To insuro agalnat leaving out essentials, check over this list of epeclnlH at Adrlehne's; you 11 find one or more of them should be Included In your vacation ward robef shantung printed silk suits, formerly $22.00, now $14.95; spring raats, formerly to $35.00, nuw $15; all early spring hats, $2-95; Douclc anil ribbon turbans, $3.95; Snyrtor- knit suits, $15.00. nil ,; TOMORROW Al EXPLOSION . ;5.'V OF-THHILL.ni-f'-'.'V." ; Wally Wales SOTffISiS r KtAST DAY Three Girls Lost with , - LOR ETTA YOUNG LEW CODY JOYCE COMPTON too Late to classify for salk or ioxchanqh; for M MDFOHD PltOPKKTi --'Dmi-dy suburban. 6 4-ncre (tract, good modern 6-room bungalow, nil kinds of berrlea. garden. 1 acre ladlno clovots 2 ( acres alfalfa, -barn. Owner will take houso In -Medford. ' . - CM AS. A; WINO AORNCY.INC. Phone 728. , . )8 N. Front. Ull FOR RUNT 6-room furnished house, a:S- So. Holly. Imiulre 14 N. Kartlett. 103 FOR RENT 8 ncres. Improved, 3 miles out. lnuro 220 Haven. . t - . 102 mm 8M 'v i WA.VTKD To buy Into model I Ford or other car. Will poy for ear by labor, y, J. Crlppen. Kagle l'iil lit. 10 2 1 r . JANET GAYNOR ' WAINEI B A X T E R ' COMING .,. SUNDAY Orond Hotel Barber Haircuts lo please. Sic. Shop. 107 If yo need any calclmlnlng or Painting done, phone 108, tf Mayor Out of clly Mayor K. M. Wlkmn went to Klamath Pulls yesterday to remain In that city unlit Saturday, auditing the Klamath county book. I'ixtra Special Value tomorrow ut the Hand Hos and Shoe llox. Sumuisr htts $1.00 to $4.11. Shoes $1.96 to $.6. - i v i lu,. $tSO,00 Kodak at PeaUy Studio. P rites. Detail 4 1 tf lpiHlirwin Hero liny Ray Ilenlein. ranger at Crnler national park in charge pf the rim camp ground and the co lunlty l)ouo, spent .yesterday n the city. See KM., bonds. M. N. Hunan, lit Uherty for Investments In stocks or ' . ; k ! TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY ' Naughty! ' He went for Iter In a liij; wny . i hut il was llio u rong wn! Their ru tli'ivoiiH was romantic . .' , but what lie learned was more emphatic! WILLIAM i Jt rio.touty.-iinil'5 JUSTA5i(0LO Phone 90 for special 4th of July IHiw lo Crescent City, ljiks o' the Woods, etc. Sstf New Fall Felt. Veiy special li s" la $4.s. White sod partol shades, The Hand Hog. joi VIM Hie llvnm-tl. .Mr. and Mrs. Kdwtn M. Cooiier and Miss Paloi Cooper of Manila. i ...i.i. in. mana, were niests yesteroay of Kev. and Mrs. Alex ander ItencMt. Mr, cooper Is gen eral wcretary for tha f. M. C. A lu tha JslaadA They visited Cruter eve yiy. nd left tliu morn lag fr Menttle. ' Krystalglow, prem. tsveater, ko.Uk Tbe f easlcys, glass bp P- i su Holly f c- t with j IRtNE PURCEEL v 0. AUDREY SMITH LILLIAN BOND ' : ' t : , ; ! .;,-' Alto. ' SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS' MOVIETONE NEWS HI FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION v The Home of Bread IiiKe Mother Mode For the Children's Sake : Buy ' Good Bananas the mo?t whotoome of all fruits if pf proper quality if not well U from the Encyclopedia Sof Foods: i r 1 Bananas are the following 'The best bananas are the full plump fruit If the fruit is thin or flat-looking 'it How it will Wis ppbably cutto;9 soon thought it may ripen and become ye never attain "the flavor and delicacy of the properly developed fruit. - "A plump sound banana1 rlpeped 'ivas ;wholesoifne as it is delicious and as readily digetedlas wy oth?)r 4uitTJie greater part of he nutri?nent in ripe bananas is n sugarformtneViyise i raw potatoes."" ; ;.,'..;;;;,:'..;;! .i To fee&clxiidtm is dietetically the same as' feeding them raw potatoes and because of th tendency to improperly chew bananas may lal 'Ji:-..Lu-;-J ' ' ... There is a' lot of difference in bananas-three grades in fact: 1st, 2nd and culls Tomorrow we show the finest first quality bananas beauties in fact just right ror tne cnuaren. . BREAD : That fine home -flavor you have learned to like sa'well. l-Ib;Loaf :kr-i .pmr. riv. h$c iy2-ib. Lo jy2c Z-MOR-U Coffee, lb. 32c, 3 lbs. 95c Besides a very low price on the kind of ; bananas ithat ; are good for "the children here'f something else for your outing trip Canteloupes Big fellows, each 7c Extra large canteloupes, crate of 12 a dandy supply for a picnic. . ,98c OUTING SAVINGS and OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Slicing Tomatoes, finest quality, O Salad Aid a mud salad dressing, i,.3'-lsMs . AL Ctl 19C; 3c 23c 33c 39c 13c, 25c Slicing Italian JRed QnipQs, lbs ; ... Sunkist Lemons there's more . juice in the better quality, doz. . Sunkist Oranges good outing size 2 doz. .... ... . . . ........... Ice Creajm, all flavors, qtfj . . , Pillsbury Pancake Flour, outing ', . size pkg. . .'. , v, 'v . . Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup, camp size .. 1 i... . Edgmont Graham Crackers ) gQtj1 2 Edgmont Butter Crackers 3 Pkg. Edgmont Cheese Wafers FREE English Style Cookies a Loose- , Wiles product; contains over 50 fancy English biscuits, pkg. . Yolo Pickles, choice of sweet, sour, dill, or relish, pint jar Pimento Stuffed Queen Olives, picnic size ..... , V , .; . Kraft Cheese choice of Swiss, Cream brick, Pimento, Ameri can, Velveeta, Velyeeta Pimen to, i lb. bricks, 2 for . . 33c 20c 10c 29c 6 32c two sizes, pints, 17cr qts. . . . i Miss Lou Shrimp a fancy shrimp at a. low price, 2 cans ......... 29c Van Camp's Pork & Beans, regu lar 10c can . , . - Underwood's Deviled Ham, med. can, 2 for .... . . , Porto and Cresta Blanca fruit fla- vors makes fine, fruit, drinks, ,.,2 bottles v .; Ginger Ale-pColumbia 3 Star, . . .; 3 bottles . . . . . ......... . . . Columbia Near Beer, 3 bottles . . . Sparkling Apple Cider, pints .... quarts ..... ,; . ... Canada-Dry Sparkling lime, 2 bottles ; . . . . . Rainier Lime Rickey, 2 bottles . . . Cliquot Club Gingerale, case of 12 pints . , . ; .... , . , .. . .,, . , Crisco, finest of all shortenings, 3-lb; can Pillsbury Flour, XXXX Patent, 49-lb. sack ....... ..... 6c 25c I 25c . . 25c . . 25c . . 10c . . 15c . . 33c . . 33c .$1.93 . . 63c .$1.29 SPECIAL -CARLOAD PROCTER & GAMBLE SOAP PRODUCTS SALE 1 pkg, Selox ................ . V ;. . . ' aii I 1 pkg. Ivory Flakes . ;! ' '.' . '. '. '. . . . . . ! 7 10-qi. Galvanized Pail 1 bar Ivory Soap ... 4 . ) rh ti 2 guest-size Ivory Soap , V (ii 5k 1 1111 2 bars Camay Toilet Soap P 1 iUU 8 bars P&G Soap I and you own the bucket ...t;.. :. ' U tv The best soap deal we ever offered Camp Specials Miss Jane Marshmallows,' pink " : or white, lb. 19c Galvanized Ice Cream Freezers, 2-qt. size . . . :': ; ". ; , 83c Lily Cups and Ice Cream dishes, pkg. of 12 .... . ; . . . . . 10c Vacuum bottles and Thermae jugs take city water with you 89c to $1.79 25c Fountain Lunch 25c salmon on baked Choice of baked ham, potatoes, gravy,' ' new green beans, bread and butter, coffee, tea or milk. . . ' ' ' ' ' 25c !' ' '; i Fried Chicken for your picnic lunch . , 35c Sixth at Grape Gates Lydiard Sixth at Central !AVIMr. WlTUmiT err i- ncm.i . . r K -- -v k ... . .' ' ' ' uraers ot ..uu or more delivered East Side Phone 752 West Side Phone 42S 101 301301 iiii' JUL .-'W-'V. . :