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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFQKD OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1933
KTEDFORD M33L TRTBtrOT, JifEDFORD, OREGON, TVEDNESDAT, MARCH T, 1933
PAGE FIVE
200
VOTES
With Every Dollar
Cash Purchase
Tomorrow
' - or. IP r
$ ' Contest
.h $ , 1 Ends
(..-h Saturday
L V; ;;X AlOP.M.
1 Xi v'Marcl1 4th
Tortiorrow-Thursday-The Final
These Well Known Medford Firms Offer AMAZING
fgllpj Buy Garden Tools Thursday and
I HtiJ Get Double Popularity
VOTES
Double Popularity Vote Day
VALUES Plus DOUBLE VOTES Tomorrow
We Sell
Gill Brothers'
SEEDS
USE the very beat seeds ob
tainable and Inaure the
very best results. Mutual
seeds priced no higher than oth
er seeds are recommonded by the
most successful Rogue River Val
ley gardeners!
FUR SALE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
March 2, 3
Double Votes Tomorrow
The New York division of the Montreal Pur Trd. Co.
will dispose of their entire salesmen's line of samples.
FUR COATS
at unheard-of prices. They will enable every woman here In town
to wear a Fur Coat for the prlie of a cloth coat. Coats selling- from
1125 to 8250 can be bought now at this sale from
$35 to $65
And up. sizes 14-50.
FUR SCARFS FUR JACKETS
Actual value as high as $75, can be bought now at this
sale from
$12.50 to $15.00
And up ;
A deposit will secure your garment.
Ask about our budget plan. ,
Without a doubt the finest and largest line of Furs that .
was ever shown in this part of the country at prices
under actual manufacturing cost. It will pay you to
buy your fur coat and put it away for next winter.
The most desirable styles and sixes for all figures all at prices that
you never expected or even hoped for. At these prices no woman
ean afford to be without her fur coat. An expert furrier direct
from Montreal factory Is with us during this sale to assist you In
the best possible way.
A Liberal Allowance Given On Your
Old Furs and Fur Coat
ADRIENNE'S
21 North Central Phone 577
IK;
4-Tilie Best Spading Fork
4-Tine Climax Spading Fork
14-Tooth Steel Bow Rake
16-Tooth Hake
.1.'
!.!
G-Iuch Garden Hoe
3-Tlne Hand Cultivator
Heavy Mattlck Hoe
Harden Cultivator with attachment
Ladles' Shovels, A-l Grade
Bose Pruners
Garden Wheel Barrow
$
SI
AH kinds of hand garden tools. We carry the most complete line a
the new low price.
HUBBARD BROS., Inc.
Kast Main and Riverside Since 188
Double
Votes
Tomorrow
MUTUAL MILL
and SEED CO.
S, Central. Phone 269
DOUBLE
VOTES
Tomorrow!
Val J.
Fischer
Service Station
Sixth and Fir Sts.
Richfield Gasoline
Richlube Oils
DOUBLE
VOTES
Thursday at
LEE'S
MEN'S SHOP
Next to Rlalto
Only Exclusive Men's
Store Offering Votes I
Double Popularity Votes
Beautiful Personal Per- j0
manent Waves Complete "35l
by
MURRAY
DOUBLE VOTES THURSDAY
Just
Think
Of It-
Here's a Radio That's
No Bigger Than a Book!
THE NEW
G. E. Midget
RADIO
4-Tube
$ Q95
COMPLETE WITH TUBES
Peoples Electric Store
212 W. Main St.
A. B. Cunningham
Phone 12
0. 0. Alenderfer
Double Votes
Tomorrow
In Every Department
We Are Featuring
Exceptional Values!
PLUS DOUBLE BALLOTS
Dinnerware Glassware House
hold Utensils Building Hardware
Paints Electrical Appliances
BARGAIN PRICES on
Quality Furniture!
1 rT?T? And More On
3 SEALY MATRESSES
EDFGRD FURNITURE & HOWL CO
Special Savings
On
Garden
Implements
"From the Cheapest that's Qood to the Best that's Made"
The Winner
of the Merchants'-Tribune Popularity Contest
WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE
Legion Popularity Dance
Oriental Gardens Sat. Nite
Meet the Popularity Contestants Here!
Dance to Dynge'a Muslo on the Incomparable Oriental Garden ' Floor.
Admission 50o. Ladies 10c. 100 Votes with every ticket until 10:00 o'clock.
Ballot Box Ready for YOUR Votes
Double Vote Day Special
Silver Plated Sugar Creamers and Tray
.OO
Regular $5.00 Value ,
SPECIAL
LARRY SCHADE
"Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918"
REMEMBER!
Tomorrow
is the Last
Double
Vote
Day
of the Popularity
Contest
"1
tj'OddsandEnds" Sale
Continues to Sat., March 4
Hundreds of Wonderful Bargains in Every Dept.
leg. (8 Fostorla "Manor" Pattern Etched Crystal Goblets, Sher
bets. cocKtaiis. sec or nix . J wii
(eg. 83-16 Belsey Wistaria Goblets, Sherbets, nines, etc Bets
of sir
leg. SMS Fostorla Jelly Dishes, Bon-bons, Mlpjt Dishes. All
Colors. Etched design. Choice ........... .. .7ft
daps and Saucers. Rose and Topaz Lace Glass. Z pieces. $ .15
leg. $3.25 Sandwich Plates. Rose Lustre Etched Fostorla. Gold
trim
leg. $2.75 Tea Sets. 23 piece. Lustre China ,
SPODE Dinnerware. Sample Cup and Saucer and Dinner
Plate. Less than Yt Price
Breakfast Tray. Decorated Enamel
Pyres Tea Pots. Patented Tea Container .
A.80 Silver Tea Tiles
..I1.9S
..11.00
..12.00
.. .SO
leg. 32.80 Helsey Individual Frozen Dessert Cups. Set of S 31.00
Boxed stationery. Value up to 91.60. 9 .60
I
leather Photo Frames. Sizes 6x8 to 8x10. Regular to 13.25
Sale price f .50
leg. 75c Iron Bull Dog Banks .
.. .25
Candlesticks. Genuine Colonial Mahogany and Bronze. Reg-
values to 37.50. Your choice, per pair H ..81.00
Oostnme Jewelry. Dinner Rings, Rock Crystal Ear Drops, Beads,
Brooches, etc Choice $ ,39
ttlver Salt and Pepper Shakers. Many sizes and shapes. Values
ujff to $5.00 pair. Odds and Ends Sale price .... 91.00
nt Glass Flower Bowls, Ebony Glass Stands. Reg. 92. Re
duced to ... ......,....... 91.00
J1.75 Martele Glass Plates, moss green. Each .
9 .75
.50 New Century Poets. Genuine leather bound books of poems
or ceieoratea poets, sale price ....... .. 91.00
(llrby Memory Books. Regular price to 92.50. Reduced to......
.00 Kitchen Diary. Your dally friend
B.60 Rand McNally World Atlas
..91-00
.J .49
..91.00
...-91.00
..91.00
..92.00
Bibles. Assorted variety of sizes and styles , "
J FRAMED PICTURES
Oholce of any picture formerly priced to $3 for.......
dholce of any picture formerly priced to 36 for......
Choice of any picture formerly priced to 910 for ........... 93.00
liadies' Cigarette Cases. Silk Brocades. Were 91. Now-..-l .39
Steins. Regular price $1 to $1.75. Odds and Ends sale .66
II Jap Lacquer Trays, size 91416. Sale price 1. 9 .60
The above items are a few of the many bargains you will
find in our "Odds and Ends" Sale, Quantities are limited
to come in tomorrow.
I DOUBLE POPULARITY VOTES WITH EVERY
PURCHASE MADE TOMORROW .
Stem's Gift Shop
j On Main Street
SPECIAL
For The Last
Three Days
Of The
Popularity Contest
5 Midget
Photos
lOc
DOUBLES VOTES
TOMORROW for all enlargements
and all pictures $1.00 or more!
The Peasley's
OPPOSITE HOLLY THEATRE PHONE 472
V
7V
Double Votes
TOMORROW
AT THE
Porter Lumber Co.
BARGAIN PRICES
On Lumber for Chicken Coops
and Brooder Houses
204 So. Fir.
Phone 124
The ffilomme EjLoe&y
"Serves you right"
606-608 East Main Pre Delivery Tel. 743
i
Offers These Specials for
DOUBLE VOTE DAY
'Gold Medal Salad Dressing
Double Vote Special
29c
Black Tea
One lb 13c
Two lbs 25c
CARNATION OATS
Reg. 25c. Special tomorrow
VACUUM PACKED COFFEE
IT a1 hams drip-frrlnrt. packed In a wonderful jrlass Jar. No more cane to throw away,
this pack costa you no more. One lb. ........... .
19
3&
"finis is the place to get your food supplies evenings,
Sundays and every day!
Pay Your Old
Accounts Today
and get
DOUBLE VOTES
DOUBLE
VOTES
Thursday
DR. I. H. Q0VE
SEE ME
FIRST
and
SAVE
MONEY!
Dr. I. H. Gove
X-RAY Examination When
Necessary
Stewart Bldg. Phone 8 72 -J
CONSULTATION FREE.
A List of Medford's Firms Offering
Popularity Contest Votes
Appears On Page 7 of Today's Tribune
Double Votes Thursday
A Great
3-DAY
RADIO
5
11 Tube Low Boy
Brand new. Befular price 155.
Three-day tale price
$77.50
7-Tube Grandfather
Clock
Brand new. Regular price $95.
Three-day- sole price
$47.50
New and
Used Models of
PHILCO
Balanced Sets
BRAND NEW!
9-Tube Baby
Grand
Brand new. Regular price $49.05.
Three-day tale price
$35.00
7-Tube Baby
Grand
Brand new. Regular price $49.50.
Three-day sale prico
$25.00
9-Tube Low Boy
Brand new. Regular price $95.00.
Three-day sale price
$47.50
7-Tube Low Boy
lew. Regular price
ay sale prtoe
$35.00
Brand new. Regular price $09.50.
Three-day sale prtoe
USED RADIOS
9-TUBE SPARTAN LOW BOY
.(od used radio. Reg. price $.195. Three day sale price
$55
10-TUBE VICTOR LOW BOY
Good uiied radio. Reg. Taloe $198. Three day sale price
$45
8-TUBE MAJESTI0 LOW BOY
Good uiwd radio. R.f. ralue 9178. Three day tale price
$35
9-TUBE MAJESTIC COMBINATION LOW BOY
Oood uaed radio. Rtg. value $205. Three day tale prloe
$75
A Full-Performing 7-Tube Balanced
Unit Superheterodyne
Thlt U not a midget let bat
new PHILCO Baby Grand that
positively ont-performi many
other tett eotUrtf twle. at
ntnchl
Easiest Terms
Witham Super Service
8th and Riveriide
Phone 16
j9iMarkt?
Livestock
PORTLAND, Or.., Mar. 1. (AP)
CATTLE 100; calves 10; ateady.
KOOS. 1000; steady.
SHEEP and LAMBS, SO; ateady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 1. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 21o; stan
dards, 20c lb.
BUTTERPAT Direct to shippers:
Station. l.V!-17c, Portland delivery
prices: Churning cream, 16-lBc;
sweet cream, higher.
EOGS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: Fresh extras, 14o;
standards, 13c; mediums, 13c.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Country-killed hogs,
best butchers under 150 lbs., 5c;
vealera 80-100 lbs. 8V4-9c lb.; lambs
ll-13c; yearlings, 5c; heavy ewes 4-
5c: canner cows 3-30 lb.; bulls
4-4 !o lb.
LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
Heavy hens, colored, 1 lbs., 11-iac;
do mediums, 10c; lights, 8c; springs,
light, 12a; heavy, 12c; old roosters,
5c; ducks, peklns, spring, 16c; old
ducks, pekln, 10-12c; colored 10c lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers:
Oregon 80-90c cental; Yakima, Span
ish, 75-850 cental.
Potatoes, new potatoes, wool and
hay steady and unchanged.
Eagle Point
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Average,.
(Copyright, 1939, Standard Statistics
Co.)
March 1:
50
Ind'la
Today 44.1
Prey. day...... 46.3
Week ago. 4S.8
Year ago 84.1
3 Yre. sgo....l81.9
20
RR'a
24.8
24.1
23.4
34.3
138.3
30
Ufa
70.7
70.0
743
102.9
249.5
90
Total
45.8
44.9
47 3
88.2
188.2
Bond Sale Average,
(Copyright, 1938, Standard Statistics
Co.)
30
Ind'la
. S9.3
. S9.3
Today
Prey. day.
Week ago. 91.1
Year ago 68.0
3 Yrt. ago.... 93.1
New 133 low.
30
RR'a
B8.8
S8.7
80.8
74.8
109.0
30
Ufa
78.2
78.8
79.1
83.7
983
60
Total
64.7
64.8
87.0
78,?
98.8
NEW YORK, Mar. l.flp) A late
boost gave the stock market a mod
erately higher close today, ending
session of uncertain backing and fill
ing. The final tone was firm, with
many shares showing net gains of
fractions to more than a point. Trans,
fers approximated 800.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 30 select
ed stocks follow;
Al. Ohem. So ry
Am. Can
Am. Ic Pgn. Paw.
A. T. b T..
Anaconda .
Atoh. T. te 8. F...
Bendlx Aria.
Beth. Steel
Ohrysler
Coml. So1t.-
Ourtlss-Wright
DuPont
Oen. Foods
Int. Harvest
I. T. T.
JohnsnMan.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Param. Publlx
Penney (J. O.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pao.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Oal
St. Oil N. J...
Trans. Amer. ,
Union Oarb.
Unit. Aircraft ,
U. s. Steel.
. 74
. 52 H
. 98
. 5
. 87
7
10
. 9
9S4
. 34V4
. 3314
. 10
, 1814
, BV4
, 14
. 974
. 30
. 91
.
. 8
, 13
. 14
. 30
33
18
34
CALL OF LAKES IN
With warm sunshine today promis
ing an early spring, southern Oregon
sportsmen are flocking to the Crater
Lake Automotive company's ahow
rooms on South Riverside to Inspect
a anowing or the latest Johnson
"Sea-Horses" which has been pre
pared by A. J. Cooksley of Portland.
These new outboard motors are espe
cially designed for sportsmen and In
clude a 1933 "single", a "light-twin"
and ona of the new "A-66t, an alter
nate firing piston which Is scoring a
sensation throughout the United
States.
Mr. Cooksley, In addition to bring
ing the fine display of motor to
Medford, la conferring with Harold
Grey of the Crater Lake Automotive
company, southern Oregon dealers,
concerning the spring sales campaign
In this territory. New, lower price
enable southern Oregon boat enthus
iasts to secure the new 1933 models
at substantial savings, according to
Cooksley.
The display In th Crater Lake
Automotive companya showrooms
will be featured for a few daya and
J. O. Orey and Harold D. Orey have
extended a cordial Invitation to the
publto to Inspect this showing of
new Johnson models.
f
Long Run Oil Up
Since Ad Printed
Charles Prltchett, manager of the
local Western Auto Supply company
I store announced today just before
I press time that the price of Long
Run motor on has advanced from
thirty-fly cents to forty-six cents
per gallon. This price change came
too late to be Inserted In the Western
Auto ad In today's paper.
1
Rouged Bandit
Sought In City
PORTLAND, Maroh 1 (AP) A
tall bandit, hi face covered with
powder, rouge and lipstick. Interest-
ied police today. He and a shorter
1 compsnlon held up B. Herman ahort
I ly alter midnight In the downtown
section, got IDS and escaped.
EAGLE POINT. March 1, 8pl.)
March a there will be an open meet
ing at Eagle Point Orange under the
auspices of the lecturer, Mrse. Julia
Davles. This meeting Is In charge of
the federal forest service and will
consist of colored moving pictures of
the forests and forest lite. All are
urged to attend.
Many here are Interested In the
organization of a poultry co-operative
for marketing and education.
Adolph Woodrlch, local Ladlno cheese
manufacturer, has made cnslderable
study of co-operative marketing and
has been Instrumental In getting to
gether information which may lead
to an organization here.
Rose Whaley of the Sunnyslde ho
tel visited her psrent near Butte
Palls, February 32.
Among those from here attending
the Christian Science lecture at the
Craterlan February 25 were Mrs. Ma
bel Harnlsh. Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy,
Mrs. Cella Holmes, Mrs. Harry Carl
ton, Mrs. Nora Harris, Mrs. Eva Nich
ols, Mrs. Grace Cowden, Mrs Percy
Haley, Miss Leila Galllen, Mrs. Bill
Holman. Mrs. I. R. Kline and Glen
Lannlng.
A pleasant surprise party was fflven
for Mrs. Percy Haley's birthday Feb
ruary 18. Covers were laid for 30
guests, among them being Mr. and
Mrs. Jack stowll, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
uotta or Mdford, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tingles!
and daughter Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward and
aaugnter Enid. Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Young and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith.
nerDert rruett has been out of
school for a few days with throat
trouble, but la much Improved at
this writing.
There was a larger attendance than
usual at the Presbyterian church
Sunday. Rev. J. L. Smith preached.
Plana are being made for an Easter
Program.
Mr. Oster,hout, father of Mrs. Carl
Each, Is reported as much Improved.
1. n. ajine was hauling wheat
from the H. F. Whetstone ranch,
near Central Point Februarv 23 to re-
seed the acreage which was killed by
wio oovcro winter xreezing.
raost or the larmera are now busv
reseedlng their acreages planted iaat
fall. Plowing has atarted In the bet
ter drained acreas, the lower landa
being atlU too wet for tillage.
a lew are planting their earlv rar-
dens. although gardening will not be
in iuu swing for another week. The
season Is late and the farmers ar
glad to begin active farm operations.
1. a. &.nne was attending to busi
ness at the county assessor's office
feoruary as. preparatory to begin
ning his duties as deputy sssessor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley were
visiting Mrs. Stanley's mother, Mr.
M. L. Pruett, February 36. Thev
also went to Medford on business the
same day.
Mrs. Buford Clark, who recently
purohased a 360-egg electrlo Incuba
tor, has started to Incubate chick.
Later she expects to Incubate turkey
eggs.
Many are reporting the starting of
the Incubation of turkey egga, and
from present Indications there will
be another large turkey crop.
Mrs. Earl Tucker and daughter,
Barbara Jane, and aons, Lowell, Vir
gil and Robert, of Brownsboro were
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
K. Haak, February 28..
Mr. wyant of Lake Creek attended
the P.-T. A. entertainment February
Home Economics olub of the Orange
will meet with Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy
February 28. All Orange ladle are)
urged to attend.
Miss Fern Simpson was unnolntad
one of three judges for the play given
by Applegate Orange February 26.
this being one of a series of contest
play sponsored by th Jackson
County Recreational club, other
judges were Miss Fay Carver and Mr.
Whitman of Phoenix.
William Stacker killed another
bobcat recently. He reoelved bounty
for It at the oounty clerk' office
February 38. Mr. Stuoker has killed
several bobcatet recently.
lommy coy, who haa a tranner'a
license, haa caught quite a few musk
ratea lately along Little Butt creek
ana tn olose-ln Irrigation dltohe.
He says they are just beginning to
com out. Everyone Is glad to hare
them caught In th lrrlgtaloo ditches
for they do quite a little damage by
diverting th water through their un
nels. uVance Fearoe haa been trap
ping with Tommy.
w. and Mrs. John Pearva han
newly papered and painted the in
terior or tnier home.
Lester Throckmorton, road snnar.
vlstor for this dlstrlot, recently re
moved th gas pump from the prop
erty of Wm. Perry, former road su
pervisor, to his own property on th
umwr iaks nignway.
i-srey Haley, operator of the count,.
road grader, Is at present operating
It In Sams Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Clark nu. a
business trip to Ashland February 33.
ucan misner 1 still visiting hi
sister, Mrs. P. A. Whaley. on th
Butt Falls highway near Butte Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Boyer and Mr.
and Mrs. Roberts of the Crater Lake
highway were visiting Mr. and Mr.
Persy Haley February 19. '
SALEM DRUM CORPS
AT INAUGURAL FETE
PORTLAND, Mar. 1. (API Tha
Salem American Legion drum corps.
iinnuum cnampions. will head the
big Inaugural day jubilee parade to
be held here Friday night.
The parade, sponsored bv tha
chamber of commerce, will Include
many uniformed marchers and ther
will be three national guard bands,
several high school bands and m
group of drill teams. The line of
march will be through the business
district. .
WASHINGTON. Maroh lv (AP)
A resolution by Senator Wheeler (D.,
Mont.), asking the secretary of agri
culture for a report on the effect on
wheat prices of the suspension of
some Chicago board of trade restric
tion In October was agreed to today
by the senate.
WALL PAPER - , -Up
to the tnlnut
1933 Patte.n at
B D. ROSS CO., 2J S. Grape.