Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. M01ijAT. "STAY 20. 1935 PAGE TWO SRQKES MAIN FEATURE OF TRIBUNE BOWLERS S, ii i i i sii . . . I .III n i. in j .j i i .. i. ii ii I I .1 KlWiin. iifWfc rm i igm- ato.aftawawTgsuhtan----- -- -..-i.- ... TL -. ..-w.-.?. . .- M imm , -, ---fllTrilr-""'- J A i i;y 16 -iU.:,; ."'ff" wjH'i vwvMWUE Plenty of t 7 M) P t 2 Parking Space ' 5 :': M) f?; ' The B. P. THEISS Stock W? JW& T:n til'y 1 at Central Point, Oregon p A Uh eS CITY TOURNAMENT Ths City Bowling leagm sched ule ran out rrldajr evenlnj with the Mall Tribune entry roosting In first place by virtue of a one-point edge on the Standard Roofera. The Eagles team finished in third place and the Active Club Klttena In fourth. The tournament, carried on t the Smoke House, was one of the moat successful ever held In the city and waa hotly contested throughout. The winners had dif ficulty getting stsrted and only began to click near the end of the schedule. Walter Antle. proprietor of the alleys, will play host to the four leading teams on Wednesday night at bowling festival cele brating the end of the tourney. - Final standings and Individual averagea of the leading bowlers fol low: Mall Tribune Standard .Roofers 25 23 Eagles Kittens 18 Jennings Tire Co. 18 Elks I5 Economy Lumber Co. . 16 Pole Cats " Forest and Park . 1" oolf Club 14 IB Plche Hdwe. 12 21 Alley Cats ..- 24 Individual Averages Eada - 47 9023 Antle 84 Olll .- 80 R. Ppiltt 80 Moore 88 Savior 88 18 24 18 21 IB 20 17 20 18 10 Walt.1) Main Clancy w. Prultt Cannon . Kesler .... . 82 ... 32 ... 67 66 ... 81 73 47 . 35 ... 28 Hammond A. Hagen Newland . O. Burroughs . 69 Daws 67 J. Burroughs 27 Psske - 12 Jennings . . 63 Rankin - 42 11584 10742 6382 6314 11512 9073 6538 B749 9434 8S74 12353 7946 5019 4409 11690 9578 4530 2018 B861 7011 18 IS 10 192 181 179 178 175 174 174 173 171 171 17U 179 169 169 160 188 168 188 168 167 167 ROGUES DEFEATED 7-3 IN OF GRANTS PASS The Grants Pass Merchant, blast ing their way toward the top ol the Southern Oregon league, handed the Mcdford RoRUea a 7-3 beating at Oranta Paw yesterday, when "Speedhall" Thompson, a newcomer to the Rogues fron the Canadian league, blew In the seventh, walking the first four men to face him. He struck out nine men. while Far-heart for the Cavemen was whlsk lnc 14 past the Rogues. Summary: Grants Pass AB R H B Cheney. 2b 4 10 0 MrCarthey, sa 12 0 0 Hnmrlckaon. cf 2 2 0 0 Drolette. c ..... . 1110 Wade, rf 4 0 0 0 Hanlee. If 4 111 Nflthamer, 3 b . 4 0 0 0 llsrtman. lb S 0 1 0 Earhart, p 4 0 0 0 Total 27 7 S 1 Mfdtord AB R H E Courtney, lb 4 0 11 Welch, rf 5 0 0 0 Woodyard. as 8 0 10 Hoffsrd. cf 4 0 2 0 Calvert, c - . 4 0 0 0 Prlichett. If 4 0 0 0 Arnpy, 2b 3 110 Donovan. 3b 3 110 Thompson, p 4 110 Total 34 3 7 1 JANIZEWflPHY IN SKEET TOURNAMENT nr Uf IV Pairing! for th quarter finals 01 the annual Spring Handicap golt tourney at Rogue Valley course were determined yesterday, with the ex ception of one match, !n one or the busiest days the club haa aaen this season. In the outstanding match of the day, which waa somewhat of n upset, Bob Maente. Stanford foot baller, got "hot" and defeated Leon ard Harding I up on the 19th. Maenu. who took alx strokes from the former Texas atar, played some of the best golf of his brief golfing career and Is a threatening con tender for the cup. Due to the fact that John Cupp. who was paired with "Doc" Boomer. Is planning a trip east, their match waa awarded to Boomer, It waa an nounced at the club today. Other results were: Mark Miller defeated Tod Porter, 6 and 6; Bud Simmons defeated O. O. Horner, J up; Ed Simmons defeated Bob Wood, 6 and 6; A. P. West de feated R. R. Hammond, 1 up on the 19th, and H. B. Bently defeated Charles Strang, S and 4. The latter match knocked Strang off a pedes tal to which ha had climbed earlier in the tournament with several sur prising wins. He Just couldn't hack it against Bentley's brand of golf. J. B. Kirk and A. E. Orr were scheduled to play their match to day. Pairings in the quarter finals now stand: Maents vs. Miller, Bud Sim mons vs. winner of the Klrk-Orr match, Ed. Simmons vs. West, and Cupp vs. Bentley. The finals of the tournament will be staged May 30, when the Spring Handicap trophy, a new cup spon sored by John and Frank Perl, will be awarded. The cup, now at the clubhouse, Is considered one of the most beautiful ever put up for a southern Oregon tournament. BE HERE TUESDAY 9 A. M. MY M Sharp HIGH NET SQUAD By a score of 4-3 In matches, the Med ford high school tennis team defeated the Ashland high school team on the local courts Saturday. The match Saturday was the sec ond and final match this year be tween the Ashland and Medford teams. The Tigers won the first match by a similar score. To date, the locala have won four out ol five matches. Carson of Ashland defeated Coss of Medford, 2-e. fl-3. 0-4. Carson also defeated Coaa In the first match at Ashland. Cope of Medford had little trouble In defeating Burns of Ashland. 8-1. fl-4. Brown. Medford. thoroughly trounced CroRgtngs, Ash land, 6-3. fl-0. Herrled. Medford, de feated Hocklngs. Ashland. In a three set match. 4-6. 6-3. 6-3. Herrteds driving seemed to be too much for HnckliiRa to play against. Miller. Ashland, defeated rader, Medford 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Fader started out strong but wUtd under Miller's steady playing. In the doubles. Cope and Brown. Medford, defented Caraon and Hock lngs. Ashland, 7-5. 3-0, 6-3. Miller ; and SrroRRlngs. Ashland, defeated Co and Harried, Medford, 3-fl, 6-3, 6-3. The match Saturday waa tha final I one agninot an Ashland hiph school j team lor two members. Brown and I Cope, of the Tiger squad. Both will j graduate this month. : H. P. Cope of the high school faculty Is coaching the Medford team, and Mr. Hedy of Afhland is coaching the Ltthlans. mJEJi Sharp Jfer& The $10,000 Stock of B. P. Theiss Co. at Central Point, Thrown on the Market and Sold to The Public for What it Will Bring A Smash ing - Crashing - Bona Fide Bankrupt Sale - Be Here Five full page ads could not make the values any greater. Due to our limited space for handling crowds we are confining our advertisement to a small space, but you may be assured the values are here in DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, MEN'S AND WOM EN'S FURNISHINGS and the entire stock MUST and WILL BE SOLD. No limit on quantities Buy all you want. Some lines may not last throughout the day. We advise EARLY SHOPPING. AT THESE PRICES Out They Go! ALL AT REAL BANKRUPT SALE PRICES. Thouands of dollars' worth. Blankets Men's and Ladles' Heavy Underwear, Men's Overroats, Maeklrians, LoRgers' Shirts, Wool Shirts. Wcrk Shoes. Water Repellent Conrs. regardless of the season net have markfil all this unseasonable merchandise at prices so low It will pay everybody to anticipate their wants for Fall weather that Is sure to come, liy all mean look at the prices NOW Bt V AND SAVE. Ladies Hosiery You can't duplicate these values Tin Wfar Pins line of R.iyon holery. All the new summer partes. Ynu ttlll liuv for luture ue at theM- prices. 25c Infants' Wrappers. Bankrupt Sale Price 2Ec Ladies' Garden Hats. Bankrupt Sale Price 60c Misses' Union Suits. Bankrupt sale Price . 50c Boys' and Girls' Garden Hats Bankrupt Sale Price $2.00 Ladies' Fleece Union Suits. Bankrupt sale Price 89c Boys' Happyland Shirts. Bankrupt sale Price 90c Men's Fleece Shirts and Drawers. Bankrupt Sale Price ... SI. 00 Boys' Fleece Union Suits. Bankrupt sale Price 14c 14c 29c Sc 58c 63c 4Ec 45c $1.50 Men's Stylish Straw Hats Bankrupt sale Price $3.00 Men's Water-proof Coats. Bankrupt Sale Price. . $2.00 Men's Wool Shirts. Bankrupt Sale Price $2.95 Men's Semi Dress Pants, Bankrupt Sale Price $1.75 Men's heavy Bib Overalls Bankrupt sale Price 45c Boy Blue Shirts. Bankrupt sale Price $3.00 Men's Good Quality Dress Hats. Bankrupt Sale Price 4Sc 06 $1.19 98c $1.74 BEG 18c 29 c MEN $2.49 Sl.."0 to S.V50 Values Now $.v:5 to yr.50 Value Now .... Men's and Boys' Caps Plain anit ";inrlfs. Silk lined, f.nml color. ,W val ues. lUnkrupt gtx ISC The final shoot at the skeet traps of the MMford Oun club found Geo. Jfntr the proud pofw.saor of the Plrkard trophy, shooting for which haa tten tn procrew for alxml two month? "Die five hlh men in the ladder tournamrnt were Jantrer, Ron DeVore, w!, waa runner up. flam Jcnnlnnw. H I. rinycomb of Ashland, and Jimmy Mrc Moore qualltled. but waa unable to return from Port land in time Tor the rulnr shoot. At the rular traps. 50 targets Oeo. Poner Hill Pttvs i. O. Mendenhall II. Crols.nt H R. Turpln ftd Newton Dr. Lieson Pr. Durno - Chs.v Wrwxta . At IS target. Fxl Lamport Jik Port.-r n B. Miller H. TMpv .- )!. ft. Plnnro E. E. Wllon 0 target handlcap. O. Mi ndenhall firo. Ptrler W. W. n.ltcs C. T.. EfUis H Crolsant ChbJi. Wuod i 31 3H ao 30 0 . 44 . 44 4:1 ...... 42 - 41 Ka r, t i Now, pair fej W i 85o to 98c values. Pi Now, pair si ffrm gfl jf these prices. pi -9 a. 3 saaaaaK JBaHaBaDIHa ii Play iuits 29c I All inmle uf heavy neiinilile 5 anil Mnhahle material, for ate. ti 8 year. Values to :sr. C3L M I n- I fe-fl 'V , it wt ' UMWMWMBWWWiWWaWMMtMMWIIIWIIII II llllllll III 1 ill I Children's BLANKETS fp Hundred of pairs of all klnriS In pl:iln and 'J I lJ2 J aj I imuy cotton unrt rayon, nuy inc-e n mic t?i 4 ii I lln'p" Vah- ynUxv ta 2 35c ;.irc. til ! Now 9c 14c 19c pr. 1 1 1, li Z 1 LOUNGING ROBES l I . 30 33 47fl , j Of Plnln flmil llnnnel. trimmed with contra-t- i;4 J to ii. m ''a I ii rolnr anil l.irte nrjrl tuitions. t'-'l l S2.00 Value. QC- f; 1 SS 13 38 3411 ii NOW WWW I ..Tv 1 0- 5339 Ml n i, V w - i I ETS - I STRAW HATS H I f-!-'?" . 10 15 .400 f. Hois. i-n. Woitirn's and ( lilldrfu- suitimei jfcj I i . 7 Jfl .301 I j ; .rll.n, nrlce. Ii E I "v ; V Am"'",n w. u pet M H I L r- II 87 : Sleeping Garments M pfi'M -15 11 .5; fa OllINO .OHN. P.JM M M H Tl II I -p- M . 13 11 Mi Ki P )P;ij online fljnticl. nhlte an.t t olnr. t'4 J ) , t;l I' -'W f mi r leu for chlhiien and tnl-M!-. Priced for ic -J I -.A - - 13 J 'f,J fji than the n,;itii.i civt. t.J fLiT E.J " - 13 JATUU IMD rO . hi I IN ASHLAND 11 TO 2 FISTURES M r'"J A coniplfte line of (.roer Flxtwie. See them , ; P I I Tueslii. Vou van bin them te.il i cheap ;: b ii m .. i .1 uu .. ,i,p,'i'.'in..'.i ' SSUMIifJ!!? "."S.'l:' J.T?'.'.!""T?'''.' L'."''""''!,' r'T11 INS TUESDAY CENTRAL Q H ? 3 I point a M. ifS.j IMPORTANT 3, P. Theiss & Co., Central Point, old reliable store closes its doors forever, sold by the Portland Credit Association to Mr. L. F. Ferguson, a former resident. This stock was bought with only one thought in mind, to dispose of it in the shortest possible time. To accomplish this we have marked every item down to unheard of low prices, in fact many lines should be sold out the first day. So we advise if you are anxious to save money on wear ing apparel for the whole family to be here bright and early at 9 o'clock on TUESDAY, THE OPENING DAY OF THIS BIG BANKRUPT SALE. Sho&s ion? flie Family BUY NOW AT BANKRUPT PRICES 'The famous line of Robert Johnson and Rand line of Solid Leather Shoes, always right in style and workmanship. You take no chance when you buy these shoes. Just look at the savings. LADIES $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 Other Shoe Prices 63c 83c, 38c and $1.19 House Slippers, $1.00 val. 49c. $1.75 value now 98c $3.98 $4.45 $3.7.1 to Sl.00 Values Now SI-jO to $4.73 Values Now W.00 to 56.5ft Values Now . Boys and Misses $1.69 $2.19 $2.49 to ?'!.75 Values Now , $3.00 to $3.15 Values Now , $3.0 to $3.75 Values Now Ladies Dresses 150 Dresses Variety of Styles far Cloths, colors and patterns suitable for home and street wear. It will pay you to come miles and buy several of these. Opening Special 39c3for$l. Better grade to C58' $3.50 value. Now.... D'4 r . t m Bathing Suits All wool from I tali Woolen Mills. Ladle', .Men'?, anil Children's. Values to $1.00, Now S8c House Pajamas Of tuoarlrlnth. in gay rnlnr. Vnlurs In t!.. OA nmikrnpt satr jJoC Price, now MEN'S anil BOYS' Unions One lot of Men's and Bo Knit anil U.Y.D. I n Ion .siillv Values fo $1.00. Xtivv 23c PANTS WORK and D11F.S3 In kh.ikl. rnrrts Cottnnniles, wool inked anil all wool, lit RK1, IIWKIIIrr MU I'Klf'ES. HOW THEY f TA ki rv I II Mi I J - (By the Aociaieil Prrss) W. Cont Ofllctand I Sn Krancldco . Hollywood .... Pnrtlnnct ... .. buttle MlMlnn, , N.iilonal eat VALUES in SWEATERS an Extra Sweater or two a Necessity Big line to choose from. Slipon and Button Front, fine wool yarns in many colors. Wonderful buys. ciiii-nnrvs $1.50 to S3.75 values Mr. vs s; ?s to SJ..",0 val. LAIHF.S $1 SO to $1.50 i 9Sc smijMk its New York Brooklyn Cliii-wo ., . ! St. Louts .... j Pituburh ., ' riti.Mnnati ., I Boston . Philadelphia ... Chicago CletoUnd .... New lorli Boston .... Detroit I Washiivton .. I Philadelphia .. j St. Lout Boy's Shirts, Hats, Shoes, Pants, Blouses, Overalls and Underwear DEEPLY CUT! At prices that should bring joy to the hearts of their providers. Shop at the Bankrupt Sale and save big: money. Do it now! The KlAmath Bed Sot, !pon- dorrcl by thr Cwauiua Box c.. hand ed the Ashland nine sn c'.f :nntir pdvication in the bajwball cIsaa room at Klamath Fails Sunday by a lop Mdisl score of 11-3. R. H. E shl.ind 3 4 8 K.:JutU H 10 3 OUR DRY GOODS You will find Gingham?, 0utir.. Rayons, Draperies, Voiles, Linings Towelir.gs. Sheetings. Table Linens all nt unbelievable low prices. All we ask is come and see for yourself. You Can't Go Wrong Vhf nirri h:inllr ii.Jvet. hetl In tlil .alp Is ilf (KiicUIiIp. It I', tnruiih the tnltrnrtunr ol oihr tluit j.i ,.e n.lt to hitT from It the thlrii; ou ni-t,; a fnlnn of thrlr '""rth (lc:..4 L. r. 1 I.RUOA... DRESS GINGHAMS 1200 yards of fine Ginghams, all colors, all pattern effects, suitable for cverv PJ household need. 32 inches wide. Former K3 price up to 35c. Buy plenty at this Q Bankrupt Sale price, only, yard J in ii TABLE TVTFPHTT A rjnTCr nf ATT VTTirncs C- " 1-ujli i . i it o Odd lots, odds and ends. Hprn is your chance to get more for your money tnr.n you ever dreamed of. Don't overlook the Nine-Cent table. Bet- II IMBIIIH6!! fw ll' lM ?rlCti?"' Ml POLO SHIRTS For the popular outdoor shirt in all rain bow colors in button and V-ne:k size 8 tn ii ColJ ..... 1 -i . 5,1 tiujnucie at. aooiH ?1.UU. II me canKrupt sale nrire only ALL ROADS LEAD TO CENTRAL F02HT AND THE BIG SALE (Sjtji .1". LINGERIE rtnipnt ronUtlnc of leri'. .imi,.fc. sitp. strp-t.ir.i-t.. li. une i't, etc., Hid all enltis at Bankrupt Sale Price NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS EVERY SALE FINAL TO ALL rl i'iii ..Ill in. it i