5IED1T0KD" StUC TRTETJIsE, HEDFOTID, OREGON mUSST. JUNE 9, 193
ESBE TERES
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the
RELHAIBLE
CASH GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner. Phone 20
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Quality Foods
For Thrifty Buyersl
Good tneali demand Quality Injrredlenta. Lt this Home Owned
Store help you to keep jour family happy And Your Budget Small!
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Canned Food Sale
A Special Sale and Demonstration of the famous
ROYAL CLUB BRAND
Everything is going up. Stock up now at
these Pre-Inflation prices
Beans stringless no. 2 can 3 for 47c
Sliced Beets no. 2 can 3 for 37c
Tomato Juice no. 2 can 3 for 23c
Gortl no. 2 can . .... 3 for 35c
Peas no. 2 can .... . 3 for 53c
Grapefruit no. 2 can . . 3 for 44c
Peaches no. 2V2 can . . 3 for 47c
(Fancy Sliced or Halves)
Salmon no. 1 tall can . . 3 for 52c
I Tuna white meat V2 size 3 for 49c
Coffee lb. 29c; 3 lbs. 83c
Peanut Butter ib,17c;2iars 29c
Jell Powder ..... 3 pkgs. 14c
PETITE PRUNES
10 lb... 25c
RED. BEANS
4 lb 19c
Macaroni curve cut . . 4 ib. 19c
Big Cooky Demonstration Sale!
Big bags, 12 delicious varieties . . 15c
(Tovs for Klddlra FREE with 2 bags)
Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 2-lb. box 25
Sunshine Milk and Honey Grahams, 2 lbs 25
Schillings Products
Tea, green or black, 1-4 lb. 18c, J-lb
Baking Powder, 12-os. 33c, 2J-lbs
Vanilla, 2-oz. bottle
Whole Spices, 3 for .......
Phone 20 for Free Delivery
Sugar C and H. 100 pounds $5.07
Finest Quality FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LOCAL PRODUCE
Freh From the Farm Lettuce, Carrots, Turnips, Beets,
Radlhe?, Green Onions Large Bunches and Bert Quality
S or 10c
Local Peas .... 3 pounds 17c
Cantaloupes fancy ... 3 for 25c
Cucumbers large fancy . . each 5c
Fancy Field Tomatoes pound 10c
SWEET NAVEL ORANGES
Fancy Sunkist, 2 dozen
35
Package Coffee, pound 17
Pork and Beans, 4 cans 25
Peet's Washing Powder, medium size 2 for 25
(And 4 Bars of Crystal White FREE)
Flour, "Seal of Oregon" hard wheat, 49-lb $1.29
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PLANT COLLECTION
FEATURE OF SHOW
Prom the Windy Peak rang In the
Blue- Ledge-Slsktyou Summit dUtrlct,
came one of the most Interesting dis
plays at the Medford Garden club
flower show, which closed lut night
at the completion of two successful
days. The rare Alpine rock garden
plant collection, which made up the
display, was brought to Medford by
MIm Venlta Daley, who walked many
miles to gather the plants, whose
location she has known for a num
ber of years.
In the mlnature rock garden were
growing Lewlsa cotyledon, sedum ra
dlatum (stone crop) and cotyledon
pyramdalls (saxafraga).
The garden waa entered In the wild
flower exhibit, which included more
than 160 specimens of southern Ore
gon wild flowers.
Others, collecting flowers for the
exhibit, were Miss Helen Bullls and
Mrs. Ethel Wlllits. Regions repre
sented were Mt. Wagner, Elk Creek at
Persist, Blue Ledge, Butte Falls and
the Jacksonville and Griffin Creek
hills. Classification of specimens was
made by Mr. Wlllits.
Another Interesting feature of the
wild flower division was the pressed
wild flower booklet, entered by Kate
Janney.
Members of the club were busy this
morning at the high school gymna
sium, moving the flowers from their
temporary garden and attending to
final arrangements, marking the close
of the show.
Prize winners In the Iris and peony
divisions, not announced yesterday,
were reported as follows: " '
' Class II Iris.
Division I Rhlzamatous:
(a) Single spike: First. Miss Liv
ingston: second, Mrs. L. E. Williams:
third, Mrs. Sndie Nlchol.
(b) Three spikes: First. Miss Jane
Snedlcor: second, Jean Woodford;
third, Mrs. R. E. Carley,
(c) Twelve spikes: First. Mrs. Gil
bert Stuart: second, Mrs. Fred Cum
mlngs: third. Mrs. Irvln Daley.
Division II Bulbous:
fat Single spike: First, Miss M.
Carlton.
(b) Throe spikes: Ml rut, Miss M.
Carlton; second, Mrs. Alfred Carpen
ter; third, C. D. Thompson.
(c) Twelve spikes: First, Miss M.
Carlton: second, Mrs. O. Arnsplger;
third. Mrs. Fred Cummlngs.
Division III Other Iris:
(a) Single spike: First, Miss M.
"ACCUSED BANKER GOES TO COURT
DICTATED POLICY
OF
(Continued from rags One)
thern was the remotest shadow of
doubt.
Oeorge Whitney was correct in
stating that th Morgans had no
direct Interest In Commonwealth &
Southern other than the 5 percent of
the company's stock held by United
Corporation. Yet Commonwealth Is
leelitmately called a Morgan com
pany. No one has asked yet what
the Bonbrlght Interest In Common
weal t h was and the Morgan and
Bonbrlght firms were closer than
brothers In utility matters. Also B.
O. Cobb of Commonwealth was cut
a lavish slice of United Corp. cake.
It wouldn't have taken ten minutes
to find out who was boss if there
had ever been a show-down.
There are many tricks to the trade
of lsAulnar security, nn. k.
neatest was the method of handling
lasue whose public reception was in
Exhibition Tour
To Mop Up Coin
Is Plan For Baer
NEW YORK, June 9. (fl) No
rass Is going to grow under Max
Baer's feet if Jack Dempsey can
help it.
With the Callfornlan's name
a sports headliner, Dempwy plana
whirlwind exhibition tour, coast
to coast, starting within the next
ten days. Max Baer will box and
Dempsey will referee. The combin
ation of the "new Dempsey" and
the old one is expected to draw
larpe and profitable orowds
across the country.
Plans are only tentative, but
Dempsey indicated today the tour
might start at Buffalo, swing thru
the middle west and finish on the
west coast.
Dempsey plana to seek a match
for Baer in September with the
winner of the coming ffharkey
Carnera fisrht.
demand a sponsoring house could
wish.
There was always a gentleman's
agreement with too friends who were
cut In under the public market that
they would not take their profit Im
mediately, Anyone who violated this
agreement was likely to be blacklist
ed. This was necessary to protect ft
budding young security from having
to withstand the pressure of early
sales. There is no record of any Mor
gan client ever taking such a chanot
of getting in wrong.
doubt.
In that case the stunt was to cut
down early applications to perhaps
one-tenth the amount asked for and
If possible to refuse entirely the ap
plication of someone who could be
counted on to spread the news.
Those tactic usually created all the
SLAYER RIDDLED
BY LYNCH PARTY
HUNTSVXLLE. Tenxu June 0.-.
(AP) Several armed men forced thel
way Into the Scott county Jail last
night pnd carried away Jerome Boyet
and Harvey Winchester, both held on
murder charges.
Winchesters body, riddled vrith
bullets, was found today at the side
of a road. Boyett has not been found.
Boyett was charged with alaytn
Sheriff G. F. Wlnnlngham and hie
son, Floyd Wlnnlngham, a deputy,
both of Pickett county, three weeks
ago.
Winchester was charged with the
murder of Namon Perry and Xskeg
Thompson of Wlnfleld.
Jaseph W- Harrlman (left), former chairman of the board of the
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company In New York, pleaded not
guilty to an Indictment charging mismanagement of the Institution's
funds. His ball wai permitted to stand at $25,000. He It shown outside
New York federal court with hia legal ataff. (Associated Proas Photo)
Carlton; second, Mrs. Louis Brown.
(b) Three spikes: First, Mrs. Por
ter Neff.
Class III Peonies,
(a) Best Peony: First, Mm. Mc
Caskcy; second, Mrs. D. W. Luke;
third, Miss Livingston.
(b) Best three Peonies: First, Mrs.
O. Arnsplger; second, Mrs. O. Arn
splger; third. Mrs. Alfred Carpenter.
(c) Best collection : First, Mrs.
McCaskey; second. Miss M. Carlton;
third, Miss Livingston.
Anderson Creek
ANDERSON CREEK, June 0.
(Spl) Mr. Wyat has sold part of
his wood ranch to Mr. Henery.
EdVrerd Smith Is spending a few
days with his aunt, Mrs. W. Shaw
of north Talent. -
D. O. Hale and W. Bhann and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday In Med
ford. F. M. Centers was a Sunday caller
at Jas. Mays.
Jas. MacDowell and family were
Sunday guests at Jack Holtmah's.
Jas. Mays and wife called on Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jack Rldell Saturday.
Mr. Donlca was out to Talent Sat
urday. Steve Lu rials spent Sunday in the
valley.
3IRTHS
Announmemcnt wu made today of
tha birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Pearce of Sterling Creek on May
28. The baby weighed eight pounds.
Intonstre Oregg review, dictation,
typing, and bookkeeping 8 to 10
weeka, $20. Class begins Thursday,
June 15. Medford Business College.
Borden's Fine Cheese, aged, tasty, 1-2 lb. pkg., 2 for 33
(Plenty of Samples)
JELLO 3 packages 19
Baker's Cocoa, lb., or Baker's Chocolate, j-lb. 23
(Baker's Chocolate and Cornn Recipe Book FREE)
Grape Nut Flakes, 2 packages 19
Diamond Crystal Salt (Shaker), 2 for 15
Post Bran Flakes, 2 packages 19
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A VISIT
to the PEERLESS MARKET
Is sure to make you lmppy.
Vou'll like our tempting sel
ection of (resli and smoked
meats, our fine poultry, but
ter and eggs, delicatessen
products, fruits and Tegc
Inbles. ' AND vou'll appreci
ate the Immaculately clean
appearance of this market.
Phone 603
4 Free
Deliveries Daily
BaCOII Backs lean sugar cured . . . Ib. 14V2C
Hams sugar cured whole or half ... Ib. 15c
Smoked PicniCS mild cure, 6 to 8 lb. ave. Ib. 1 1 V2C
Boiling Beef . ib. 7c
OH ,VES , MOM "
SHE SEEMED
VERY HAPPY J
to.
Leg of Mutton ib. 9c
Salt Pork . ib. 9V&c
Shortening 4 ib. 33c
Pickled Pigs Feet Ib. 10c
CHOICE VEAL
ROAST shldr.cuts lb. 8
STEW .... Ib. 6c
STEAK shldr. cuts Ib. 10c
ROUND . . . Ib. 20c
Cutlets loinorrib Ib. 1 2xc
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Fresh Pork Spareribs young pig . . ib. 7V2C
Fresh Dressed Hens nice and fat . . ib. 15c
Wieners, Bologna, Liver Sausage in c
Boneless Corned Beef sugar cured 'MA 2
Shldr. of Lamb boned and tied, no waste . Ib. 15c
Fancy Lemons, doz 15c
Oranges, med., 3 doz. ... 25c
Fancy Tomatoes, 3 pound baskets
Southern Grape Fruit, dozen
New Potatoes, 10 pounds
Field Cucumbers, 6 for 25c
Green Peas, 3 lbs..,.,. . . 13c
,.23c
23c
,. . ...25c
Local Beets, Carrots, Turnips, large bunches, 3 for. .10c
You can also Save Money
on Items Not Listed by
trading at this Home Owned
Store.
Marshes Grocery
Avoid Shopping Inconveniences No Walking, Driving or Parking Difficulties.
Personal Attention Phone 252 Prompt Service
It's Vacation Time
If you are planning an outing for a day, a week or a month, we can furnish the luncH
goods. Our stock is complete with everything noeded for the pionic or camping trip,
Here are lew reminders
Ripe Olives
Green Olives
Stuffed Olives
Pickles
Preserves
Jellies
Jams
Marmalade
Grape Juice
Orange Juice
Lemon Juice
Lime Juice
Deviled Meat
Deviled Ham
Veal Loaf
Lunoh Tongue
Beef Roast
Calves' Tongue
Kippered Herring
Kippered Snacks
California Sardines
Beech Nut Butter jj
Potato Chips
Sandwich Spread 'J
Norwegian Sardines Vegetable Spread "
French Sardines Ox Tongue
Boned Chicken
Devilod Chicken
Frankfurters
Vienna Sausage
Summer Sausage
Pickled Pigs' Feet
American Sardines
A Complete Line of Fancy Domestic and Imported Cheese
SAVINGS FOR SATURDAY
Local Green Peas, 6 pounds. ,.,.,.,. ...,.,.,. .,.,. 25c
Local Lettuce, large heads, 3 for ,...... ......... 10c
. S. and W. Coffee, 1 pound 26c
N. B. C. Pretzels, 1 -pound package . . . .,.,.,.,.,., 25c
Edgemont Crackers, 1-pound package 12c
FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SA TURD A Y
piFl7 252 A11 teIePIlone orion receive the same careful
" attention as if you called at the store in person
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Pork
Shldr Roast
BEEF I ID.
'H.10cr 10c
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