Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 17, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPifflE TWO inrnFOTiD matt. Tnium., arrcpFoim oregon, Friday, February 17, 1933. OLETA ROGERS IS (Continued from Page one) Dorothy E&ds Laura Drury Yvonna Oovaney 1Mb Inch Oiu GeBaupr Margaret Purcell Rosamond Wall Lucy Clement Melva Farrett - Justine Miller Jean Dungeo ... Dorothy Peterson Wllmt Morgan Mildred Walker . Oertrude Hasklns Margaret Morrison Viola Dietrich , , Beth Joy, Ashland ,, Frances Splndler. Ashland... Marie Woodson. Ashland Doris Conger Mary Polly. Ashland . Katharine Applegate Elisabeth Applegate . Marcella Bmyth Ooldle Hlgdoo Marguerite McAllister Ruth Bou&sum - , Evelyn Leonard , ' Margaret Burroughs Thelma Beard Ruth Meuael . , , , , Louise El rod Billy Ranney i Josephine Power . Bvlyne McKee Winifred Jones ,,, Edna Newbry. Talent. ... Jean Chamberlain Jean fiwlgart Oraota Wakefield. Jacksonville Prances Wakefield. J'ksonvllle Virginia Pick, Jacksonville Dorothy Leonard ... . Marlon Hamrlck, Ot. Point. Venlta Anderson Mollle Brown. Shirley Offord 1.000 1U.3M . 1.000 ,..S16,800 .329.400 . 1.000 .2-3,400 . . 1.000 . l.OHO . 1,000 . 1.100 . 1.000 . 1.800 , 1.000 . 1.000 . 1.000 , 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 , a.000 .117,000 ..10,700 1.000 1,000 , 30,300 li.ono 1.300 1.000 1.000 1,000 1.000 33,100 e.oiio 1.000 1.000 1,100 7.800 1,000 1.000 1.800 1,000 1,000 Alios Parna worth Loleta Bennett Dorothy Shaw Ruth Demorest - Kathertne Stewart Helen Stewart Genevieve Brown . Dorothy Reynolds ' Sally Roberts ...... Trances Sparrow , Erlene Taylor. Ruoh Dorothy Lee Pear Rhodes Peggy Olnn ...,....-. Viola Strong ............-.-. Louise Laugheaa, Jacksonville Alice Walton. Jacksonville Beraedine Arnold, Jacksonville Norm Gordon, Ashland Prance Reas, Ashland Nellie Bushnell , Jean Pttzglbbon , Eunice Wheeler Edna Brewold Elisabeth Purcell Wanda Walaak Hilda Slnglar Audrey von Stein Eleanor Orth Blllle Carleas Bernloe Cameron Flora Collins .Maud Demorest Joyoe Banish Ruth Hanscam Virginia Gregory Prederlcka Bro rumor , Marian Moore . Marjory Mulholland , Oeraldlna Latham Cecil Humphrey Dorothy Nyswanner . Neva Samuels - , Bernloe GUI Clara Younger Mary Blschoff Oleta Rogers Marls Rlgdon. Ashland Lucille Gordon, Ashland. Prances Cramer, Aahland- Maxlne Miller, Ashland- Plorence Bellinger, Ash)and Virginia Orandall. Ashland Oeraldlna Thompson Helen Morris 1.000 1,000 1,000 1.800 1.000 0,500 1.500 13.400 8,500 1.100 40,800 1.100 1.800 4.000 10.800 1.30U 1.000 3,600 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.003 21,600 1,400 1.000 1.000 1,000 68,800 1,000 1.000 1.000 1.800 1.000 1.000 30.900 . 7,700 .138,800 . 8.100 1.000 , 71,100 1.000 , 1,000 . 1.0U0 81.800 , 4.000 1,000 399,800 1,000 1.000 1.000 1,000 1.000 1.000 1,000 1.000 C. OF C. DIRECTORS!! E CONFIDENCE COUNTY HEADS The meeting of the board of direc tors of the chamber of ' commerce. held today noon at the Hotel Jack son considered a number of reports of the chamber, committees, and ! adopted a resolution, presented to the I board after adoption by the Medford ; Realty Board, expressing confidence ! In Circuit Judge H, D. Norton, Coun- i ty commissioners Billings and Nealon, Dlatrlct Attorney George Codding, and County Clerk George Carter, and urging that the people of Jackson county aupport the adminis tration of the present county offi cials. Copies of the resolution, which nre being prepared this afternoon, will be sent to the officials concerned, and express the hope that these officials be allowed to pursue the conduct of their regular business without hin drance or Interference by any group desirous of obstructing the course of Justice. The opinion of the chamber boerd, as expressed at today's meet ing, Is that the citizens and taxpayers of Jackson county must, If conditions hero are expected to resume a normal course, recognise the authority of our courts and support the administra tion of local government. Report of the publicity, finance, agricultural and legislative commit tees of the chamber occupied the re mainder of the board session. GAELS WIN, 35-22 The bovs of St. Marvs tromtMri over the Baptist basketball team last night on he Bantlst floor to thn ttm nf 36-33 In one of the llvllest games played In the church league this year. Dick Lewis, of the St. Mary' team, and J. Caldwell of the Bantit the outstanding players of the game. oap-isi second team was de feated by the Aahland Bun tint tMm 30-30. I Will do reel a U lnilr vnt In K Medford Merchants' popularity con tost. ROSAMOND WALL. Tel. 73ft-M Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s SATURDAY CASH OFFERINGS! Convenience, Quality, Prompt Service, Price, AIT Are Yours If You Trade at Our New Store Use Our "Drive in" feed Room, UTE-C-GLA6S pro Tides 4 protection for baby ohloka, makes an Ideal covering for hot-beds or c o 1 d frames. Inexpensive, practical and durable. Admits the ultra vio let rays of the son, keeps out the oold and rain, retains heat SPECIAL SATURDAY 22c Per Yard. Any Quantity , 86 in- wide CANARY BREEDING CAGES $2.00 A full line of nesting trap- plies carried in stock. sk for FREE CANARY book MILL RUN, 80 lb. sack DOG CRACKERS, per lb. .75t SEPARATOR OIL Gallons . Quarts . . ,$1.00 , .40 FUNGI BORDO Controls Peach Leaf Curl. Ap ply Dordo now, 4 lb. pkg.-... 40 SMOKE SALT, per can , . ;, 95 FLOUR, Hard Wheat, 24 lb. sk .... ,..48 AUTOMATIC, OIL BURNING flj f 7r BROODERS 500 chick 1 U ' ' 0 BUY THE BEST AT NO ADDED COST YOU'LL FIND IT AT OUR STORE OBOE 30Q01 .oboe IOEZIO 010 HEAVY LOSS SEEN IF GIN MARRIAGE BILL IS ADOPTED Southern Oregon counties chiefly Jackson. Josephs- '-tnd Klsmath will be hit In the pocketbook If the "I ln-marrlage law" la passed by the i present legislature. The law require that three daya elapse between the lasuanoe of the marriage license, and the formal tying of the nuptial knot. The law was copied after the Cali fornia law, and Is something of a reci procal move, beneficial to northern California counties. It Is estimated conservatively that the enforcement of the law, will mean the loss of between 7,000 and 1100, 000 per year In revenue, from newly weds to this county alone, with cor responding amount in Klamath and Josephine counties, Jackson county haa been a favorite) Gretna Oreen for northern California lovers, the past five years. The grooms bought ring, gasoline, meals, wedding garment ot local merchants, not to mention the marriage fees, and the paving of the preacher, It's a big day la the lite of the grooms, and they are not both ered by economy. The Jackson county clerk- office last year lasurd SOS marriage licenses and It Is figured that half of the applicant cam from California point. The Oregon law doe not affect. In any large degree, Portland and the Willamette valley counties. The love torn there oan drive to Vancouver, wash, and plight their troth with the minimum of wait and delays. The Oregon law Is heralded ti put ting a slop to lll-advlsed marriages. Ill-advised or not, love will find a way. California couple win be able to find Vancouver also. j The California coast counties Jour-! neyed to Orant Pas, for their 11-; censes, the north n fslifornla coun- tie cam to till city, . , WE ASK YOU Who brought down the prices on Remedies, Toilet Articles, Rubber Goods, Tobaccos and Cigarettes? ( The Western Thrift Store Who is the leader in making YOUR dollar go farther? WESTERN THRIFT! Who leads while others follow? WESTERN THRIFT! T.h!. "'.I"." m"n,y own"' "y partnership of experienced druggist, who are all resident or the stale of Oregon and actively engaged In bringing the lowest price on quality merch mills, to the people nf .Medford ami oiljarent territory. We are not connected or associated with any other drug store In Medford regardless of similarity of names or signs.. Wo are hrre to stay and will always live up to our slogsn: "You Always Pay Less At Western Thrife. 65o Ponds Oold Cream 45c $1.60 Petrolagar, All numbers. 80o $1.B0 Fitch's Dandruff Hemaver 98c 40o Oonuine Fletcher's Oastoria 27c Velvet Tobaooo Found Tins 87c $1.60 Oitrocarbon. $1.23 ate. rpjolin. Mattevista Tonic, $1.19 Full quart. 66c Italian Balm, Companas $1.60 quart Norwe- 89o glan Cod Liver Oil $1.10 Ooty Face render 89o 3o wings Cigarettes 9o $1.00 Fcpsodent m Antiseptic I I C 60o Ingram Shaving 29o Cream. 60o Burma Shave Jar . 4 os. Aromatic Cascar 29o 41o $1 Triple Bromides Efforvescent 25 Tablets 59c $1.60 Super D Cod $1.19 Liver oil 75o Baume Analge- 49o stqne, French Formula , $1.15 Swamp Root 89c Kilmer's Creme Oil Soap 5 for 23o 8 os. Pure Castor Oil 34o $1.20 Creomulsion 89o for Courtis. 250 Sanitary Napkins 8 to pkg. 8c 1 lb. Geo. Washington Tobacco 57c 25c Kleenex All Colors. 18c 6c El Modello Cigars, box of 50 y be 25o Blnckstone Tooth Paste 13c 2Bo Squibb Aipirin 17o 8 rinren. $1.00 Fountain syringe. 40c Advertiser Tobaoco 38o 1 01. Bog. Imperial Peroxide 23o 8 oa p. 6 for 35o Mennen's 17o Brushless Shaving Cream 60o Phillips Milk 43c of Magnesia 1 lb. Epsom Salts . 13o 1 pint Squibb Liquid 63o retrolatum. $1.00 Hexol Germicide 79c 85o Kruschen Salts 63c Old Oold. Lurky Strike. Chesterfield Cigarettes . . . 15o Putnam Dyes 10c 60o Unguentine 33o $1.00 Dandorine 79c S5o Feonamint 10c $1.35 Pierce's $1.09 Oolilen .Medical Discovery 26c Woodbury Soap 31o 8 os. Aromatio 69o fan-nra. $1.00 Squibb Mint Cod Liver Tr. oil 79c $1.60 Combination Hot Water r r Bottle OiJc 26o lie $1.00 Zonite 77o $1.10 Pond's Cold 79c Cream. $2.20 Karess $1.79 Face Powder. $1.00 Lemon Cream 59c 1 lb. Flax Seed 19c Cleaned. $1.00 Leather 23c cigarette Cases. $1.00 Automata 19o renrlls. $1 .CO Footballs, real 19c leather and heavy bladder eoo Pepsodent Antiseptic 42c Pint Rubbing Alcohol 17c Chesterfield Cigarettes Flat 60s 25c 75o Vicks VapoRub 59c Listeria 67c Western Thrift Store 125 E. 6th St. (Next to Wurts Gift Shop) B(5(Dim(Diiimy i?ocettegSai THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Canned Goods Sale THE PANTRY SUPPLY of home canned foods should be getting low now and a chance to stock up at a material saving should prove very opportune. Tomorrow and Monday the most nseded things are materially reduced in price. A like saving is offered on large or small quantities a saving for all. BY POPULAR REQUEST Betty Crocker Famous Thirteen-Egg Angel Cake BREAD 1 lb. loaf . . . . . . . ,3 for 13c li lb. loaf. . ...... 2 for 13c COOKIES AH kinds...'..; 2 doz. 19c DEL ROGUE BRAND Siskiyou Standard ' Ken tucky Wonder Beans-No. 1 can, 3 for 23d- No. 2 can. , 3'tot 27 Del Rogue Out Beans, No. 1 can 2 for 19d Del Rogue Tiny Salad Beans. No. can 2 for 35i Del Rogue Tomato Juioe, No. 1 can 3 for 23J Del Rogue Tomatoes No. 1 can 3 for 27t4; No. 2 can 2 for 19; No. 2J4 can 2 for 25t Bagley Solid Pack Tomatoes-No. 2J can 10t Bagley Standard Tomatoes--. No. 2 can ., .3 for 25 Canned Goods and Other Thrift Items Salmon Del Monte Alaska Sockeye No. 1 tall can. AQM 2 for CfSC Grape Fruit Fancy Florida Del Monte Brand. No, 2 cans. OC 2 for COC Campbell's Soups Tomato 3 cans 20; all other varieties . OP 3 oans COG Spaghetti Franco-American No. ltallcai lU Hominy Van Gamp's, No. 300 can 5. No. 2J can y q Asparagus Extra large white tips, fanoy, pionio can 10c Hunt's staple quality Asparagus salad points. No. 1 tall aj Lima Beans Seaside No. 1 tall can ready to serve 1 Hf lima beans I U U B. Is M. Oven Baked Beans Q7f tall 28 os. can. 2 for fa I C 16 o. can - 2 for 19c B. & M. Boston Brown OTf. Bread, large can, 2 for fa I C Van Camp's Pork and Beans. 16 o. can Ww Goody Goody Peas No. 1 tall oan 2 for 19. 9?r No. 2 can. 2 for Mw SPECIAL SALE Oorn Tender Sweet No. 300 can 7 No. 2 can ; 25 C Shoe' Peg Corn Whole kernel a fanoy quality white corn. QC No. 2 can, 2 for. fawlC Sauerkrar.. Del Rogue OC No. 2 (Tv 3 for CwC Shrimp Miss Lon Brand 2 cans I 3C Grape Fruit Juice OK 10 os. can. 3 for C3C Sliced Pineapple Hunt's Supreme Quality No. 1 flat can. 3 for 25. No. 2 tall can, 2 for 25. ICn No. 23 can Salad Tidbits Pineapple Hunt's Supreme quality. 8 oz. can, 4 for 25(. No. 2 tall can 1 C 2 for 25. No. 2'2 can.... a Crushed Pineapple-Hunt's Supreme quality flat can, 2 for 15S No. 2 tall can, 2 for 23d- 1 Cm No. VA can L I3C Hesperln Sliced Pineapple No. 2 tall oan lOd- No. 2'2 can, 3QM 2 for 25S No. 10 can OOC Peaches Halves or Sliced Hunt's Supreme quality No. 2J OQf can. 2 for fa w C Corn Del Monte Whole kernel or cream, White Crosby or Golden Bantam, No. 2 can, OS 2 for : bWC Del Monte. Vacuum pack whole kernel Golden Bantam iCf. Corn, No. 2 squat can, 2 fr fawC Peaches Hunt's Staple quality halves or sliced. No. 2J OH. can. 2 for ... , faww Wheaties the whple wheat 4A. ready to eat, pkg I U C Wheat Flakes Sperry's 4 sj large pkg IOC Graham or whole wheat Flour. No. 10 bag 27c Flour White Rose guaranteed light bread flour. QQ. 49 lb. www Mapleleaf a hard wheat Flour. 40 lb P. and G. Soap 10 bars . Bob White Soap 10 bars Camay Toilet Soap 4 bars , 89c 25c 22c 19c Bix the new bisouit flour (free theatre ticket with each pkg.) 29c EGGS Very low in price, but every one inspected by our own inspector. A service that costs you nothing yet means much. Z-MOR-U COFFEE Famous in the finest hotels. Pound . . . 28c 3 pounds . . . 83c FRESHER SO BETTER TURKEY DINNER Roast Oregon Turkey with dressing, cranberries, etc. 25c Angel Cake a la mode. . 10c Chocolate Ice Cream Soda. . .5c 6th at (TXasftfoc r2r TTwrflSrafl 6th at Urape vwiy WUOiU UU Central SAVING VITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone: East Side 752; West Side 428 0130 OBOE 30E-30