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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1931)
MEDFORD IfXTL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, 'OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931. pjGE SEVEN McCrady's New Medford Cafe to Celebrate Opening Saturday FATING IIPTflWN I r.iur; pnrm t ?,.. IIST" -71 1 POPULARIZED AT FINENEW PLACE Twenty-Four Hour Service - Given Local Firms Fur nish High Class Products for New Model Kitchen Judging from the crowds seen at McCrady's new cafe since Tuesday morning, this Is "Eat Up-town week" In Medford. These same people and others are looking forward to the grand opening Saturday, Sept. 19, when the genial Harold McCrady, formerly manager of the Bex Cafe, will be on deck to greet his southern Oregon friends. McCrady's cafe was remodeled and decorated by local companies, - the beautiful Philippine mahogany fix tures being manufactured In Medford by the Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Sixteen roomy booths, and a 40-foot mahogany counter for short order service, accommodate a large number of guests. Speaking of short orders, McCrady's will be open 24 hours dally. Local Firms Patronized Lee Williams, well known Medford carpenter, and Orlnsted and Runtz, painters and decorators, are respon sible for the artistic arrangement of the Interior. The Peoples Electric store has charge of wiring and light ing. Supplies for McCrady's will be furnished by the following firms: Economy Market, Star Market, Rogue River Meats, Inc., best quality meats; Hansen Coal company, fuel; Valley Candy company, candy; Snider Dairy & Produce company, Gold Medal butter, milk, cream, eggs; Gold Seal creamery. Gold sea ice cream and milk. Art Gosa, who was employed as chef at Lee Duke's restaurant In Eugene for the past two yeara under the management of Mr. McCrady, Is In charge of the splendidly equipped kitchen at the new cafe. A full line of bakery goods and pastries will be featured. Herman Burgoyne, formerly asso ciated with Mr, McCrady at the Rex cafe, Is a business partner In the local enterprise. Guthrie, Former Valley Grower Utilizes Methods Learned Here In Operation English Orchard The Mall Tribune baa received s copy of the London Dally Express of September 3, which le running series of articles "On the Farming Front" by the well known author, 6tr Philip Olbbs. In this Issue article No. S Is print ed, and the following extract will be of Interest to the people of southern Oregon, particularly to the fruit growers: I visited an Interesting apple grower not far from Paddock Wood and found him bringing In a load of windfalls, after wan dering through his orchards in search of htm. His trees were heavily laden and the fruit look ed splendid. Ha Is an Englishman with new roetAcds whloh he learnt In Medford, Oregon, U. 8. A., and is v trying to adapt to English mar kets. He sorts his apples Into ten grades by an up-to-date machine which cost him a lot of money, I am told. He packs them ten derly, each apple separate with a lovely boom on It. Hospitals buy them direct from him, and he finds a good market In Covent Garden. He does not believe much in the rough-and-ready packing of the ordinary growers, and caters more for the luxury trade. His friends and rivals smile and shrug their shoulders. "Too cost ly!" they say. "We couldn't make a profit on those lines. We grow for the multitude. I can't express a Judgment be tween those points of view, but I was vastly interested In the more scientific handling of fruit whloh I saw in Mr. Guthrie's orchards, and in the story of bis American experiences told under the tim bered roof of a fine old farm house of Btuart England. He can beat the Americans on their own lines because of the cheaper transport between Kent and Lon don instead of the six thousand miles' Journey from Oregon to Covent Garden, rerhapa there Is more to be done this way If the costs are not too high. E. F. Guthrie operated fruit ranches here very successfully from about IPOS to 1918, with H. B. Trea son, winning the apple sweepstakes at the Spokane show. He lived for many yeara near Jacksonville where .he operated his own pear orchard, as well as a pear orchard near Central Point and an apple orchard near Eagle Point. His experiment of using American methods In England, has been fol lowed with keen Intlerest by many of his friends In the valley, several of whom have visited him In England during the past ten years. SITE BOUGHT FOR MARSHFIELD P, 0. MAR3HFIELD, Ore, Sept. 17. (AP) Construction of Marshfleld's tMO.OOO federal building will begin early this winter, according to George Neuner, V. 8. district attorney, who yester day closed the deal to: the .purchase of the site from Mrs. A. H. Powers. She waa paid 14,000 for the site on Second and Anderson streets. Local labor and material will be used. 1 . Business training at the Medford Business college pays because It Is both practical atfd cultural. Fall term opsns Monday, Sept. 31. Phone 80S for catalog. OWN. Dr. Mattye B. ttussell, & T. ana magnetic . treatments, formerly of Grants Pass, now situated at 6 Jtsst Third St., Medford. Hours 0 to 5. Washington Bossy World's Champiion YAKIMA, Wash., Sept. 17 (AP) A wonos champion cow waa ac claimed here today at the Washing ton State fair. Producing 898 pounds of butterfat in io months as a Junior two-year-old. Glen De Kol Walker Beauty, a Holsteln exhibited by H. H. Faust of Ellensburg, Wash., surpassed the pre vious record of 687.8 pounds set. by the famous Masaohusetts Agricultural college cow. Clover Heights Ormsby Maid. To Give Community Dance at Bellview BBLLVIEW. Ore, Sept. 17. (AP) The dance committee of the Upper Valley Community club Is sponsoring a benefit dance to be given In the club house the night of September 24. With Melody Makers, four-piece orchestra, furnishing the music. These dances are given by the Bell view ladles during the fall and win ter, to finance needed Improvements In their clubhouse. Everyone Is In vited. Refreshments will be served. Grinsted & Runtz Handled the Painting and Decorating Of Medford' Fine New Cafe McCRADY'S "Let Us Save the Surface" Telephone 1568 Ready To Serve You! MCCRADY'S Beautiful New Medford Confectionery and Cafe 121 EAST MAIN STREET These well known Medford Firms have participated in the Remodeling and Decorating of Medford's Fine New Cafe and will furnish supplies for the new enterprise. Lee Williams Expert Carpenter Handled the Remodeling of ' McCrady's Cafe Phone 1390-W 925ReddyAve, Star Meat Market Supplying Quality Meat for McCrady' EatMain Phone 273 Rogue River Meats, Inc. Crater Brand Meat Product 1520 North Riverside Valley Candy Co. Serving McCrady's New Restaurant Phone 51 North Fir Economy Meat Market "Quality Considered, Our Meats Are Cheapest" East Main Phone 26 or 46 Hansen Coal Co. "That Good Coal" New Location 508 South Front M cCRADY'S' New Confectionery and Cafe In line with (he Policy of Serving Only the BEST, will feature A ICE CREAM and MILK Products of the GOLD SEAL CREAMERY There's a Reason Why McCrady's Gafe Serves It's Guests Southern Oregon's Favorite Gold Medal Butter Just another tribute to the superior flavor of Snider's Gold Medal Butter and further proof that we make the fines butter avail- able. McCrady's also use Snider's Milk. Cream and Eggs Snider Dairy and Produce Co. IF IT'S SNIDER'S IT'S THE BEST TO BUY"
