Medford mail tribune., August 23, 1935, Page 7, Image 7

JFEDFOTCD MAIL TRTBUXE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, ATOUST 23, 1935.
PAGE SEVEN
You Can Do All Your Food Shopping at
LUMAN
BROTHERS
Main and Bartlett
The big problem for the house
wife Is Just what to buy on
these hot days for lunch and
dinner. Why not visit this
food department store this
week-end and see for yourself
how conveniently food displays
are arranged to suggest, as well
as saT time and money.
teous personal service always.
Get the Habit of Shopping Here
You Will Appreciate the Advantages
rrrnrroiTmT
DRESS REHEARSAL SAFEWAY CHIEF
OF ITALIAN FORCE
ON AUSTRIAN LINE
(Continued trom age One.)
I The tactlc&l problem presented left
no doubt as to the practical Idea
9 behind the maneuvers.
Dropping all pretense of fiction,
this meant that the Italian army Is
to find a way to reach acrosa the
Austrian frontier If It Is required to
do so by any development in Austria
while part of the Italian military
force Is fighting In Africa.
LONDON. Aug. 23. (AP) Great
Britain's powerful Imperial delense
committee, working speedily upon
cabinet Instructions in view of the
war clouds In East Africa .today be
gan the reallocation of British fight
ing forces along the vital points
likely to bs affected by a war.
Airport Log
Les Bowman, factory representa
tive for Waco planes, stopped at the
; municipal airport overnight enroute
through Med ford by air.
H. K. Coffoy of the United Benefit
! Life Insurance Co. of Portland, waa
visitor today at the municipal
airport, arriving by air.
oy
When southern Oregon food shop
pers visit the Safeway stores, they
are greeted, by handsome clerks who
pleasantly peer at them from behind
fast-growing whiskers. Manager J. F.
Haws, manager of store No. 41. la the
envy of his fellow workers, as day
by day he assumes a closer resem
blance to the famous "Blue Beard."
This unconventional shunning of
barber shops la part of a unique
publicity program to call the public
attention to 8arway'a "Pioneer
Days" selling event which will take
place In September. In the mean
time. Interested patrons are sending
A. J. Anderson, manager of store No.
471. on East Main street and Mr.
Haws fan letters with encouraging
recipes for promoting rapid hair rais
ing. Tor the Information of other local
beau brummels who admire the
Safeway employes' atlken sideburns
and chin whiskers, the store man
agers consented to disclose a few
secrets. A diet of raw meat and
doughnuts Is guaranteed to aid m
attaining a cave-man appearance in
half a week. Another Idea suggested
by a prospector is. to hide away in
the hills for a month snd lead the
simple life, the mountain air and
quiet atmosphere being conducive
to burly beards,
Lew Rlggs, out of the game with
an Injured finger, earned his pay
by doing considerable pinch-run
nlng for the Cincinnati Reds.
PUBLIC LINKS TO
The fall gotf season will be offi
cially ushered In September 1 and 3
at the Medford public golf course
with a big blind bogey tournament.
It waa announced today by F. W.
Chausse, owner of the course. A
putting contest, a pitch-and-put con
test and a match for driving distance
mill also be featured, with handsome
print.
The Medford Public golf course,
with only nine holes. Is said to be
one of the sportiest courses In the
state, with the eighth hole. In which
the golfer contends with a wire fence,
a road, tall weeds In the rough, an
Irrigation canal water trap, and a
rock ledge. Is described by Chausse
aa one of the toughest holes he has
ever designed, and he haa designed
several courses. Nature has aided
him In making It tough, with a large
rock placed In a strategic position.
Chausse has put the green right be
hind this rock.
$100,000 LEFT IN FUND
FOR CAPITOL REBUILDING
SALM, Au. 23. fl The state
restoration fund will still have 1100,
000 to apply on the construction of
a new capltol building after most of
the equipment destroyed In the capl
tol fire Is replaced, Dn Pry. stte
purchasing agent, estimated today.
Pry said the cost of the new equip
ment waa not aa great as had been
expected.
The fund originally exceeded 183,-000.
TO
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Cold Lunch Meats A Very Fine
Assortment
Choice R. I. Red Fryers
Swiss Steak . . .
Short Ribs Beef lb. . . .
Choice Beef Pot Roast lb. .
Shortening . . , . 3
Veal Loin Steaks lb 20c
Bacon, whole or half slab lb. . 35c
GROCERIES
atured Saturday at the
MIRACLE WHIP
The finest In Salad Dressing:
Pint Jar..
25
C Quart Jar..
Fall Dresses
The new fall dresses are ex
qufslte. The colors of Indian
rust. French violet, Devon
green, brown and blark are
made 1n decidedly different
styles than we have been hav
Ing. High necks and especially
stand-up collars nt the bark.
Dolman sleeves, full sleeves anil
gathered Into a long narrow
cuff. Trimmings" of stitching,
fagoting, appliques and open
work braid In profusion for
yokes and sections of the
sleeves. Skirt lengths are some
what shorter and the lines are
graceful with a gentle swing
ing movement. This Is account
ed for by the clever placing of
fullness, high center pleats
stitched down some 32 Inches,
then allowed to swing free. The
skirt with the front gore lends
gracefulness nnd has a very
slimming effect. . Materials of
velvets (so very good) satin
faced acetate crepes and light
woolens.
These in sizes 14 to 44 at
Hills Coffee
23c
50c
Hills Bros. Blue can
lb. tin
Red A Coffee,
3 cans
In our Ready-to-Wear
Department
PEANUT
BUTTER
IN Bfl.K
2 lbs. 35c
NEW
HONEY
5 lb. pail 45c
HATS AND BERETS
$1.49 to $3.98
MILK
Tllfrf'i a flare to the coat, and suits
tills year and It looks Ilka a very
good roat year. The roats are flared,
hnlman sleeves and fur collars.
Rjj Tall Can
Fine Quality
IGA or Morning Milk
per can 6c per case $285
Fresh solid heads Lettuce, each 5
Local Ripe Tomatoes - 3 lbs. 10
Fresh Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10
Local Cantaloupes, medium size 3 for 14 ?
Wash Dresses
These new wash dresses have finally
come. Prints, stripes, checks and desert
cloth. A good assortment of all sizes and
especially in large sizes.
$1.98
Women's Robes
Silk Jap Robes 54-inch length
$1.49 and $1.98
$2.49
Silk Blouses
These silk blouses in the fall shades
plaids and plain colors.
$2.25
ICE COLD WATERMELONS
When you plan Lunches for Picnics or Fruit Workers
remember that our Bakery Department has a fine as
sortment of Fresh Breads and Delectable Pastries!
SATURDAY SPECIAL
23c
23c
OLD FASHIONED POUND CAKE
M Fresh Wild Oregon BLACKBERRY PIES
Ra each
1.1
9--W
H
,b"23cil En
. lb. 20c 11 16
. 10c II
lb. 39t I 1 v ?
II ftp
im $11.95 JOO.50
k. 13 la Felts and Velvets
11 -iSl COATS and SUITS ' LJf
if en $16.75
to $62.50
I :
j CMtfZT Woolens
lO I O ff ':y O fc i o li Wf2r hr" cheeks "nd plaM.
1 1 m I -1 m 1 fjg B tnrhe wide. Colors
1 : mjig U 3 j m rrr- Bro"n N"-v
! i MtAff and $L98
I J 1 1 j3lZSfvt VoIIm. natlMn, FIoni. Printi.
i II 1- xl 'lntni up our lummer stork t
JsJi I I Pantie
1 Silk Dress Lengths Girdles
Printed Hk, 40 Inrhet Plrte. Tnoay ttrrtrh. Pink or W httf.
3 lo 4--l P""- Saturim, Bjular 91.00 nellrrs. prtal
length flaturdar
3 $2.95 79c
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 23. AP)
A pclal Washington dtspatch today '
to the Journal said Senator MrNary j
probably will be the first of the Ore- I
gon delepatlon to return following
congressional adjournment. j
With adjournment predicted tor ;
this week end. Senator McNary Is '
preparing to leave Sunday afternoon. 1
traveling home by rail. Representa- j
tlve Mott probably will follow him ;
by not more than 24 hours. j
Representative Pierce and Mrs.
Pierce, hla secretary, plan to leave ;
Sunday by automobile, going by way 1
of the Yellowstone park. J
Representative Ekwall will remain I
about a week to clear up office mat- I
tera and Senator Stelwer has engage- I
ments that will detain him about two I
weeks. j
Of course plans would be altered I
If congress doesn't adjourn when ex- !
pected. I
PERCY ROCKEFELLER'S
WIDOW TAKEN BY DEATH
GREENWICH. Conn.. Aug. 33.
(API A three months Illness had
ended In death today for Mrs. Isabel
Stlllman Rockefeller, widow of Percy
Rockefeller, and heir to his vast es
tate appraised at more than $9,000,
000. - The 89 year old widow of a nephew
of John D. Rockefeller, died late yes
terday less than 11 months after the
death of her husband, September 25.
1034.
"The Home of Good Meats. Swift's Gov. Inspected Meats"
When I go fishing my wife hopes
the fish won't bite. She would rath
er have meat from the Liberty Mar
ket. That's one place where I always
get good meat.
Beef Pork Veal Lamb
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Lamb Stew, lb 5C
IKS
Shoulder of Lamb, lb.
12V2C
Picnic Hams, lb 25c
Round Steak, lb 28c
Beef Pot Roast, lb.. 2l2 and 18c
HENS--FRYERS--RABBITS-SQUABS
FRESH FISH-LUNCH MEATS
Dept.
Store!
Challics
of
Main Floor
SHOE
DEPT.
New Fall Styles
In season's newest colors surdes, kid, peb
bled leather and combinations.
Tor Women fide Ties lllxh Tut Pumps
T-Mrap. . . . For filrls Ties. Pumps, Mrap
and Oxford with low and medium built-up
leather heel a.
$2.45
to $3.95
Men's Wool Slacks
For joiini men. Thwi new ularka are In sray,
brottn and plaids, rtr pair
$2.95 to S3.95
Men's Brushed Wool Sweaters
The nn matm ltn the plratrd hark are
rerr popular Ihla jfar. fnlorr.: gray, Ian. hhif,
maroon, blark and combination!.
$2.98 to $3.95
a f
3 r v.
Take Advantage of These Savings in Our
BARGAIN BASEMENT
OUTING FLANNEL 36 in. Medium weight, stripes
or plain. Per yard .., .15c
ESMOND BLANKETS 66x80, Indian designs, all
colors. Part wool $1.98
BOYS' CORDS Sizes 6 to 12. Navy, Castor and
Tan colors : $1.49
BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS -Fast color broadcloth.
Plain or fancy stripes . . '. 69c
WOMEN'S LISLE HOSE All popular shades.
Sizes 8J to 101 35c
MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS Two
pocket, triple stitched, full cut 49c
MEN'S BIB OVERALLS Good weight denim.
All sizes . . - 79c
WOMEN'S OXFORDS Brown or black. Low or
medium heels $1.49 and $1.98
CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Ties or Straps in brown
or b 1 a c k leathers, composition or leather
soles $1.00 to $1.98
MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES Leather or com
position soles, black or brown $2.45, $2.98
Men's Twin Sweater Sets
ThM tln eti tonlt of a dip on Mwrlw
wrarrr and a long .Iwte rlppr ixMttr. Color.,
1n, walnut, blua and frar. M
S4.95
Fay Less Dress Better
DEPT. STORE
Ask for 8. & H. Savings Stamps
Ma an mi