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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1936)
This j Section features special Tallies of fered by .Med ford business con cerns located on Sixth street 1'hese firms Invite you to carefully check the bargain they bare listed here . . . visit their stores and Inspect excep tional displays of quality mer chandise . . . Their slogan "SAVE ON SIXTH STREET" li backed by many Inducements for southern Oregon and northern California shoppers to visit this popular Hertford shopping district! SECOND SECTION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1936 8 PAGES SIXTH STREET SHOPPING EDITION SAVE ON SIXTH STREET" . m MedfordJTribune Mi UBM ,UO Full Asancintprl Preaa -J- nu n a : : mmm J Via WSySS--tv BE OPENED sixth street uwms& Jg? ) ' 7' is Full United Press HEUVIEW ROUTE 1 ASHLAND, Oct. 23. (Spl) With the pavement In the Bellvlew area f tho new Siskiyou highway nearly completed, the new road was ex pected to .be open"' to traffic within two weeks. Engineer P. P. Whltmore aald today. Th Mountain States Construction company crew was busy Thursday tearing up about 300 fret of narrow blacktop pavement near the Southern Oregon . Normal school to make way for the new material which will Join toe present widened boulevard with the new highway. l Only approximately ,1200 square yards of pavement remain to be laid 0ln the 25,000 squarey ard Job, Mr. Whltmore said. The portion from the Bellvlew school to the soutb end of , the 1.88 mile contract will be opened full width tomorrow and the bar ricades will be moved iooo feet north each day, about the amount paved in one day. A contract will probably be let in Kovember for six miles of concrete und asphalt pavement from the pres ent Job to Siskiyou station, which will get underway after the first of the year. It will complete the paving of the present graded roadbed, even Including the McNutt Brothers con tract still In progress. The next grading contract to be awarded. Mr. Whltmore said, will be for two miles from the California line this way. B. Hoffmann B.HOFFMi Mtoropo. OHCOOM SAVK OX SIXTH STREET by buying Quality at low cost COATS Unfurrcd DRESSES Prints and plain colors Sixth Street Firms In This Issue These well known Medford firms, located on Sixth street are represented in this "Save on Sixth Street" sec tion of .the Mail Tribune: J. C. l'enney Company Department Store 9 C. D, Bean, Incorporated Electrical Appliances The Band Box Women's Apparel, Shoes -.Safewuy Stores Groceries and Meats Ethelwyn Hoffmann Women's Apparel Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Seeds, Feeds, etc. Evans' Shoe Store Shoes for all the family Hansen Hardware Housewares, Hardware Economy Groceteria (Section One) Groceries M. M. Department Store Everything for the Family Economy Seed & Feed Co. Seeds, Fertilizers, Etc. Arista Fur Coat Manufacturers Webb and Carlon Paints, Wall Paper The "What Not" Fountain, Lunches Hughes and Underwood Texaco Certified Products Snider Dairy & Produce Co. (Just off Sixth) Dairy Products Palace Beauty Shop Permanent Waves Haircuts BYDR.F.D.STRICKER Dr. Frederick D, Strieker, state health officer, was In Medford Wed nesday to introduce to physicians and health officers of the city and county Dr. A. E. Bostrom who waa recently appointed as assistant to Dr. Strieker. The two state officers met with the board of the Jackson County Health association at the court house to advise the group of a new children's fund which will be made available to the association af ter the first of the year. The fund la an outgrowth of the 8heppard-j Towner act paseri by con er car sev eral years ago and la for the use of children's general welfare. Dr. Striek er explained the technical dots lis necessary In procuring a share of this fund and Introduced Dr. Bos trom to the board. Dr. Strieker and Dr. Bostrom were also guests at the regular dinner meeting of the Jackson County Med ical association at the Hotel Medford Wednesday night. Dr. Bostrom was In troduced t about 30 members and guests. Dr. B. E. Green was host for the session and Dr. Dwlght H. Find' ley presented the paper of the eve ning. Dr. L. D. Inskcep conducted Dr. Strieker and Dr. Bostrom on an In spection tour of the city's new sewage disposal plant early yesterday morn ing, after which the visiting doctors continued to Klamath Falls where they were to meet with doctors and health workers of that section. COATS you would want to wear 119-95 929 7ft ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN Wednesday night. Fourier, serving as head of the city administration In the absence of Mayor Charles Hug gins, suffered a heart attack several weeks ago while assisting with re habilitation pinna at Bandon. Jail Drunk Driver . RFFDSPORT, Oct. 33. (AP) Thirty daya In the Douglas county Jail at Row burg and a fine of 100 was Imposed upon Theodore Glenn Pederson, Eugene, by Justice of the Peace Warren Benson. Pederson was arrested by stat police on a drunk driving charge. FOR EUGENE FEAST Several Juaon county members will Attend the annual venlaon dinner of Lane vpunty Volture No. 80. 40 et ft. to be held In Eugene at 7 o'clock tomorow night, All state officers are expected to be present as a meeting of the grand chemlnota will be held t ft vm. In the Del Rey cafe. All vo;ageura of the state are In vited. Those attending will have tho opportunity of seeing the Oregon Washington State football game. Acting Mayor Dies MAB8HF1ELD. Oct. 3.1. (AP) IMnersl services were to be held this afternoon for George Fourier, 60, act ing mayor of Marohfleld, who died Botter Food For Less at the WHAT NOT Homo-cooked MEALS 25c UP Fountain Service BAGLEY PLANT READY FOR CANNING APPLES AS ft LAND, Oct. 93(8pt) With the season's tomato pack finished Wednesday, employes at Bagley Canning company in Ashland were today awaiting the beginning of the applo canning season, which will probably start Monday. No figures are yet available on the total tomato pack, the cannery of fice reported, but It was considerably larger than last year. The apple season wlU be confined entirely to canning. It will be th first time In two years that apples have been handled, the firm announced. WINDOW GLASS We sell window gla&a and will replace your broken wttdows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works - fr -i iriil Buy Now and Save SPORT OXFORDS A thrilling value event that in cludes many of the moot popular models of the season. Suedes, grain leather and elks . . the last word in foot flattery and smart comfort. S1 .95 - $2-95 - $3-95 Evans Shoe Store Sixth and North Central Buy Now and Save Attempted Rescue Results In Death MAR8HFIELD, Oct. 33. ( AP) A plunge Into the cold waters of Bouth Coos river In a herotc effort to save the life of a seven-year old lsd brought death to Clarence Woodnrd, 43. of Idylwood. Physicians said they believed Wcodard died of a heart at tack. The child, Clyde Douglas, waft taken from the river by Claude Huff. 15-year old Boy Scout. Clyde Jell from the rlverbfMit "Favorite." WEBB & CARLON The only Exclusive Wall Paper and Paint Store on 6th St. We can save you money on Paints and Palntlne, Wall Paper and Labor to Manic It; Gists and Hnoflng. Fall Specials Wall Paper in room lots y, price. All other patterns 20 off. We have no old stock, all new 1936 patterns. lloue Paint SI.6S per tallon perlal Rates for Kal.omlnlnr Roofing, 35 lb. weljht . Roofing, 45 lb. weight , IMS per roll 11.41 per roU romplele Paint "pray outfit. TTe spray your furniture irlth ensme! cheaper than you can buy the bruhp. WEBB & CARLON Across from the Holly WHOLESALE and 223 RETAIL W. 6th SAVE ON SIXTH STREET SATURDAY! Remember! We Have the pmm (iff - X -MV" "ITT ae. J I Special Luncheon Set 32 Pieces Regular $12.90 Special $9.95 LARGEST and FINEST 7 U STOCK IN SOUTHERN OREGON How much easior it is to choose from a large, COMPLETE stock which features me viiKY iiAi&ST tn housewares at prices consistently low . , . Come in tomor. row when you shop on Sixth street and see this finest housoware stock in southern Oregon ! MAZDA LAMPS 15 Made In the United States. IS watt to 60 watt, each ...... GARBAGE CANS Heavy, leak-proof garbage cans, spe cially priced! 14 gallon . .$1.25 25 gallon ,., $1.65 30 gallon , $1.95 ELECTRIC IRONS 89 Chrome finish elec trio irons. Saturday special - NEW SHIPMENT OF FOSTORIA GLASS With Latest Patterns Included Fostoria BAROQUE ThU comport and Jolly are charm ing examples of the latest Fos toria design , . , Baroque , , . patterned after the loveliost art of the famous Baroque poriod. You'll want many pieces of this perfect handmade crystalware. Wide selection in crystal or the exciting, new azure-tint. Inex pensive . . . Ideal as gifts . . . Comport 60i Jolly . OOo JL if J (i-ostoiia BAROQUE WINCHESTER ROLLER SKATES Solid tread, ball bearing skates. Real bargains at $1.19 BAMBOO LEAF RAKES, Each 11c . . HANSEN . . HARDWARE CO. SOCKET WRENCHES Set of six wrenches with handle. Hansen value at this price .., A real 59c Sot of 8 wrenches with plain and ratchet QC handles. Specially priced wUli SUCCESSORS TO MEDFORD HARDWARE CO. Entrances On Sixth arid On Bartlett i i l Mil l iiiiliajim i ii i urn an n i ipi law iimmhii ini i i iiim mil n m Ml wii mi n ia smusai 1 r.-.fi.f. t
