MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931.
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McIHuilel Here
Slen McDanlel, former Applegate
itdent, has toeeu here on business
r' lev days. He Uvea In Portland.
llauit Couple Weds
u utaMaa coupiu, ra u. rwnukw.
5.v,Dnimber. and Helen L. Hail. SO,
e$e married Tuesday afternooA In
Irs'nts Pass by Justice Madison.
Kuiuum, Cleuiier Man Here
I . A. Pearl, northwest sales man-
: lor the Premier vacuum .cleaner.
liafc a business' visitor from Portland
jfeSyJerday. j . ,
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Bradley Returns
IT. a. Bradley, superintendent of
tli-California Oregon Power company.
Ha returned from a brief . business
rm to warsniieuj ana norm puu
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ramer lieuei Keiurns . .
Kramer Deuel has returned to bia
ome her after spending tee sutn-
with relatives in St. louls. Mo.
:ejmade the trip both my by car.
lited the Bromley
'Vr. and Mrs. R. E. McElhose and
ly of Grants Pass, and formarly of
Jdford,, spent Wednesday, here ls-
Eg at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Brommer, . . .
AKhland Water Short
Further reduction in 1 sprinkling
privileges was ordered thla week by
the city of Ashland, due to shortage
of storage water. Sprinkling Is per
nutted now four hours on four days
each .week. , . :
Orcgcnlans lit Hotel
Among the state resident stopping
at local hotels aTe Mr. and Mrs. O
W. Wade, bene Simpson and John D
Simpson of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Law, 0. B. Moist and O. O
Soherer of Eugene and J. W, De
Souza of Salem.
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nlmfarA Tnn&ll.
'Allly Cobrun of Trail and William
Barker of 822 South Oakdale under-
went- operauuus vtue n"'r"'"y a. uic
fajsununlty hospital for removal of
dtate Man ilere
I J. W. DoSouza, a toember of the
tale highway department In Salem,
lkyjuiendlng a few days In Medfdrd
net. southern. Oregon on official state
quslness,
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BrtiHInge Brother Meturit
I The Brundage brothers, who Jssvo
Been working on contracts In the
Orants Pass region for some tune,
Have returned to Medford and are
located at 816 South Riverside.
she Iafertea Am
R. W. Lyon ot thla city entered the
Community hospital this morning to
Deceive treatment for an. infected arm.
qssultlng from a slight accident of
:
riuss Uarlioe Uooae ,
) JUiss Audrey Barbee of "Medford,
rho had been visiting her cousin
Frances Jones at Klamath Pall'
pr. the past month, returned to, Med'
thla week. ...
ttended District Meeting
3. L. Wilcox and A. M. peters of the
utojnotlvo shop of Ashland attended
a district meeting In Medford Tues-
(ry evening ot the Chevrolet dealer
luthern Oregon.
from Cooking Achool '
I JWIss Estella Dorgan, home service
director for the California Oregon
taper company, 1 back at the Oopco
Melhe office, alter conducting a u0
qeayful two days'' cooking foboo at
Bran DlsUnt 1-olots , -.; ; i i
I Voluded Simong the tourists , and
outers from distant points registered
at Medford hotel are R. J5. Clayhoru
Hnd 8. A. Blesenman of Denver, Colo.,
Schmledleskamp of Qulncy, 111
K.I3. PosUl of Maaronlaa, 111, Mrs. B.
RUhardson and Qreoe Stahl ot trew
yfk City. Oessle Oox of Hutohlnson,
Kane., 0. T. Cohooa and Mr. and
Mi. 8. H. Thorn ot Dea Moines, la.
To Retain Oame Lands .
In an effort to preserve for the peo,
pie of Clatsop county all available
hunting and fishing privileges, the
county court of that county has
adopted the policy of refusing to sell
or lease lands on which the chief
value is hunting or fishing.
Does to Dunsmnlr '
, Miss tola Rubensteln left last night
for Dunsmulr and Sacramento after
visiting with friends here for several
days. Miss RUDenstein Is a former
Medford resident and 1 a graduate of
the local high school. She taught In
the high school at Dunsmulr last
year and will be In the same position
when classes open late this tnontb.
Inspected Copco Power Units
H. A. Keys of Chicago, manager of
the merchandise division of the Byl
lesby Engineering and Management
corporation, leaves this evening for
the south after several days' business
Visit in Medford. Mr.. Keys, in- com
pany with O. L, Jackson, Copco sales
manager,, has Just completed a tour
of the properties, of th Copco and
Mountain state Power companies. .
From Htate Metropolis " r " '-'
Included among the. . guest, from
Portland at local hotel are 0. C.
Booker, J. J, Wilson, Mr, and Mrs.
Carl a. Buntsco, J. a.. BuntscU, J.
a. Helms, C. A. Maddux, Mr. and Mrs.
If. 4. Sullivan and child, Clarence B.
May, Mrs. M. A. Osborn, Mrs. M. V
Pee A. O. Peel, Chas. Cray,. Robert
Barclay, Chas. Monohan, Mr. and Mrs.
D. O. Webber, W. W. Nickels, William
O. Mans, H. Q. Posey, V. I. Tatlow,
Btlzajbeth Cole, Mr. and Mrs, W. L.
Kersten, H. P. Rosen and H. J, Kel
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Big (tregpn rormtallts ,
Following the publication this Week
In Portland newspapers that Henry
Johnson of ' West ' Woodburn has
grown a cornstalk -over 10 feet two
incbos high, with practically every
stalk In hi field over eight feet
high, the Roseburg News -Review
comes out with the information that
a stalk grown by Henry Ellsworth
of Molrose, Douglas county, is 13 feet
high, and the Grants Pass Courier
tells of a record crop being expected
In Josephine county with many fields
of corn over 1-4 feet hlflb.
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we first introdttoed it
; two week ago.
Ice Box Cakes
21c each
I These cakes are to be
let ia a refrigerator .
i two hburi before' erv-
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f new and delicious. We.
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i them by xeaioa of the
enthuriano., , dii played
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I have tried them.
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Made with a delicious
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fresh strawberries.
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Every- egg strictly fresh tested one by" one in our own testing room before going
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Freshly ground the day you buy it or ground to 'khy degree bf fineness for yb'ur
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Bread baked as you bake at home. No substitutes, just those same wholesome
ingredients that you Would use really home style with the home flavor. Your
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1 Pound Loaf . 5e
iy2 Pound Loaf 7y2c
Danish Coffee "Cake, a real -
breakfast treat . . . , ,15c
Hot Weather Comfort
Nothing so rtefreshirig as fruit drinks
3. in hot -weather.
Lemons, Sunkist, doz. .27c
Grapefruit, 6 for ... r . . ....... 25c
Sunkist Oranges, 2 doz . 39c
Tomato, Juice, No. 1 tall cans,
3 for . ; . . ... . 29c
ivainier Lime txicKey. ooiiie i?c, aoz.
bottles $1.79, case of 24 f! : $3.55
' New Potatoes, 10 lbs. ,. . ....... 14c
Tomatoes fancy, lb. .' ! '. . . . . . . . i 5c
Pancrust Shortening 44b. pail .... 62c
i Pumpkin, Topping brand, No. 2
can, 3 for .25c
Root Beer Extract, Hires, bottle . . . 19c
Frenches Root Beer Extract, 2 btls. 25c
White Star Tuna Fish, medium can 18c
Elberta Peaches, box . . 63c
Sardifies, North Star brand, ah im- ,t
ported Norwegian sardine in
3 cans . . . . . 29c;
Kipper Snacks, per can . . ; . . . ... .5c
S. & W. Sardines, large "oval cans,
mustard or tomato, can ....... lOc
Parowax, 1 Ih. bricks, 2 for ..... .15c
Scott Tissue Toilet Paper, 2 rolls 15c
Milk, any brand, small cans, 6 for 17c
. Oxydol, Proctor & Gamble's new
washing powder, pkg. .... 15c
P. & G. White Soap, 10 bars . . ! . . 29c
Brooms an extra fine quality 5
sewed broom ............ 63c
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
Pineapple, Solor sliced, No. 2 cans,
3 for . . S'. . . . v.":-.-.'.'. . . . . : .43c
Pineapple, crushed, Goody-Goody
brand, No. 2 can . . .... . . . . 15c
Salmon, Alaska Red Sockeye, Del
Monte brand; No; 1 tall can . . . 29c
Pillsbury's xxxx Patent Flour, mill-
ed for finer flavor in bread, cakes
and pastries, 49-lb. sack .' . . . .$1.23
White Rose a guaranteed hard
wheat floui-, 49-lb: sack . .... .$1.00
House Paints, Certainteed or WeatK
ershield, all gal.' or i gal. cans. I Off.
Johnson's Wax, 1 -lb. can 69c
Bassinettes, heavy reed with handles, .
fine for the auto . $1W
Stone Jars, all sizes,' special 12 gal.
family size, with bale handles $2.98
Electric Iron, one year guarantee $1.39
Garden Hose, Goodrich Co.'s best
ribbed hose, 50-foot with coup
lings $3.98
Lunch Boxes, complete with vacu
um bottle . J1-09
Vegetable Fresheners, green glass,
two sizes : . . : .7; ... .98c and $1.
ORONITE FLY SPRAY
Buy in bulk and save.
Bring your own can or bottle.
Quart ...33c
Gallon 1::..::......$U9
Fountain Lunch
Fried Chicken, cork on the cob, po
tatoes, gravy, bread and butter, cof
fee, tea or milk . . . ... . . . .
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Baked Ham, veal or pork with choice
of salad, bread and butter, coffee,
tea or milk 25c
:;M!i h!- 25c ""v
S Gates-& Lydiard 2&
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Order of $1.00 or m6re delivered-East Side Phone 752 West Side Phone 428
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