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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1937)
PAGE FIVE A cordial Invitation Is extended tot win lo illneAS ot E D- EI wood. ! Optometrist, the services o( Dr. C. L. the public to attend the Circus Perkins of Portland have been wcured Carnival on the Catholic Parish lawn. I to take charge ol his practice. Dr. 0 , .... . . . . .. .. I Perkins comes highly recommended Sept. 14th and 15th. Cafeteria dinner iRnd te quafled to tJko care of tne will be served the first day from 5 refraction of children as well as to 7:30. I adults, using the latent technique. Sheffield plate articles have a silver coating on a copper base. In most other plated ware the base used la nickel. Dance at Prospect Saturday night, good music. Scientific Zippy "PAY LESS AND PARK EASIER11 at the MARKET MINGS 313-315 No. Riverside. PHONE 358 for Our Own Free Delivery MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. TRFOOT. FRIDAY. RTCPTEMTTCl? 10. 1937. R VERS DE AT BEDFORD'S TWO ORIGINAL CUT - RATE DRUG STORES m INERAL OIL 50c I PAN A RAZOR BLAD EPSOM SALTS Extra Heavy Russian Full Quart Tooth Paste For Brighter Teeth Continental Single Edge Fives Pkg. Five-Pound Cloth Bag 36c 28c 6c 18c FRESH WINSTEL CHOCOLATES Another shipment of these delicious hand-rolled and One DOUIld 59c hand-dipped assorted chocolates. We knew you will v enjoy them. Two pounds 98c ETTES 15c PRINCE CIGARS 3 CERTIFIED CREMO CIGARS and 4 CANDY BARS 60c SAL HEPATICA S1.00 PACQUINS BELFAIR 25c CARTER Camels Chesterefields Lucky Strikes Old Gold f n Raleighs Sweet Caporal ' Carton of 12 tins HERBERT TAREYTONS Carton ROCKY FORD MILD FULL SIZE BOX OF FIFTY PROBAK JUNIOR RAZOR BLADES HIL. MORRIS $1.18 $1.14 $1.24 98c 15c A LARGE VARIETY OF POPULAR SELLERS FRESH 2 for 5c NAPKINS 'S HAND CREAM THREE DOZEN LIVER PILLS 38c 68c 28c 14c SAVE WITH SAFETY AT $1 .00 IR0NIZED YEAST 68c LIFEBUOY or LUX 0. K. LAUNDRY SOAP PALM0LIVE SOAP 35c LIFEBUOY TOILET SOAP SHAVING CREAM 4 bars 22c 6 bars 26c 5 bars 24c 18c SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT DEEP CUT PRICES 5c Note Books 2 for 5 Crayolas Number 16 2 for 25 15c Skrip Ink, all colors 10 5c Filler Paper 4 for 15? 10c Carload Tablets ....2 for 15 5c Ticonderoga Pencils 2 for 5? 40c Medford Tiger Binders 29? 200 Sheets Typing Paper 15 60c ITALIAN BALM . . 38c 55c Pond's Cold Cream 32c 25c WHITE Shoe Cleaners, 500 Cleansing Tissues 16c 50c Zipper Portfolios 22c . . . . CLOSE OUT 10c (FILMS DEVELOPED FEEE PRINTS ANY SIZE 4c FOUR BY SIX ENLARGEMENT FREE WITH EACH ROLL 75C FITCH'S SHAMPOO 58C 40C Pepsodent Tooth Paste 33C 70C SLOAN'S LINIMENT 58c 50C PePsodent Tootn Powder 39C S1.00 MILES' NERVINE 83C 100 BAYER ASPIRIN 59C 60C ALKA SELTZER 49C 3 DOZEN KOTEX 56C 50C Williams Aqua Velva 39C 500 KLEENEX TISSUES 28C 1 00 Squibb Yeast Tablets 43C 75C CTomWna'Iion"'1 49C Save money by bringing your prescriptions to your Western Thrift Stores. They will be filled exactly as your Doctor ordered by registered pharmacists with years of training. We use nothing but the finest in- BTtdicnts I (iff X 3 A nephew of Munlslutis fos7.ko. former world rhnmplon, oung ("Zlbby") Zhyszko (above) will go to the post against Bobby Wagner uf New Hampshire In the opening event lit the Medford armory's weekly grappling card next Monday evening. Zlbby Is clean and scientific and con sidered an excellent match for Wag ner, also an exceptionally clean worfter. T (Continued from Fage one ) against the longshoremen. The two unions are at swords point over which shall control the warehouse men, affiliated with the longshore men. The warehousemen and longshore men were ordared ousted from the San Francisco labor council by Wil liam Green, president of the Ameri can Federation of Labor. A climax appeared nearlng In the dispute, which started here 10 day ago and then spread to Oakland as A.F.L. teamsters refused to handle shipments to or from the waterfront, stronghold of the C.I.O. longshore men. Jurisdictional Feud The crux of the fight Is Jurisdic tion to organize warehousemen. The teamsters, claiming sole Jurisdiction over all warehouse workers not di rectly on the waterfront, declare they will move no waterfront goods until warehousemen allegodly organized lllegnlly by the longshoremen reftirn to the A.F.L. While continuance of stevedoring neared a stoppage on some docks because storage space was nearly gone, a spokesman for the Water front Employers' association said It might be several weeks before alt activity would cease. The spokesmen explained that some goods was being loaded directly from ships into freight cars did not require handling by the teamsters WILL ACT ALONE IF NECESSARY IS WORD AT PARLEY (Continued rroro P&ge One. J Germany were not represented at the conference. But, he added, this should not stop the conference In Its "duty." Then the conference went Into se cret sessions. Meet Satnurdny After the secret session Lltvlnoff told the Associated Press that "agree ment wm reached on several points and another meeting will be held tomorrow." Lltvlnoff started off this woy: "Such a disgraceful phenomenon . as piracy on the high seas organ- lzed not In past ages by Individual criminals, gangs or mutineers, but by the government of a Europenn state was bound to come to the world's attention." Then he said this piracy had come from "submarines whose names had been painted over, whom national flag was conoealed. whose crews wore disguised uniforms!" i He shouted : "Only those states onn avoid par- tlclpatlon in this conferenoe which consider themselves guaranteed ! against piracy either because they ' organize it themselves as an Instru ment of national policy or because of their extreme Intimacy with the pirates. CARD OP THANKS We wish to express our sincere ap preciation and thanks to our frlenns and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereave ment. MR. AND MRS. A. B. SHIRLEY AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. OEHALD TAYLOR AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. LEE FRANKS It Time to Apply Lawn Fertilizer Peet and turkey fertilizer free from all weed seed 70c Sack (3 fc-' Announcing Our First BIRTHDAY PARTY! A TOMATOES . . WE'RE ONE YEAR OLD1 We thank you most heartily for the past year's business. It has already exceeded even our fondest dreams. We started small. During the 12 months we have more than doubled our space and we have tripled our personnel. We have added Medford'g most modern Meat Dept. We are selling more groceries every day. In order to show our appreciation for your support we are offering these SUPER VALUES. We will cut our First Birthday Cake at 2:30, with a piece for every one. Also a big Party Surprise at 7:30. BE HERE I Josephine ex. std. no. 2V2 3 for 25c '""TTjr-"T-"JT Josephine sld. pk. no. 2y2 3 for 29c UUl vlG3t UBPt. Damm..I D.. n IL Aft is going out of its way to give you SUPER VALUES r fianlll HllllPK I 111 MP for thi Anniversary Sale. We feature the finest I UUIIUl UULICI IU. Jb Meats available, at all times. Real Roast. 2 lb. jar We nftvo an especially fine selection of tender STEER BEEF for this Bale. COME IN AND BE CONVINCED. Corned!5l -17c STEAK lb- 25c . . Round, Sirloin, T-Bone or Rib SnoftQfiic 4 lbs 45c Aged 10 perfection' cut to your rder -P,DC' ROAST lb. 17y2c rilUI I JAKu Finest Bhoulder Outs of Beef or Milk Fed Veal Economy quarts ..... dozen 89c llp-l 00 Ik 1 Qr Kerr quarts ..... dozen 79c VGal Olcati ID. I UU Buy your season's supply at these low prices Chuck Steaks from Milk Fed Veal CHERRIES SPEARS - PRUNES Short RibS Been, 1 L jm Fine for Baking 1L"?iv.;,;lf("' S1 Fancy Fryers, Hens, Rabbits CAMPBELL'S --r ZTl uniNn soups 9gMM9 cheese Demonstration Sale . . , UIILUUW All vari excent rhinken The Rtocery tr.de Ii offer. fm we are foturioR tome of the Tn TJI.. Nl u van, except cniCKen ing ,oma of ,ho bc dj(J LI products th.t bring you thU Try LMln0 M'PP7 3 1 MM A O Cm towi on the .if. ThUweek eDteruinmcnt. Cheese at the CailS ZOC JACK BENNY ...... tJ jELW 8 Pkl4 Demonstration Booth v Campbell s Tomato Juice SHOW BOAT .... MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ,b 270 8PrmlT iOTf!- No. 1 O OC. DrlporR.ul.ron.dl , . PRICE can 3 for 25 C BURNS & ALLEN . CRAPE-NUTS 2 pk 3Bo SATURDAY SPERRY SALE Bisquick large pkg. 29c Try it at the Sperry booth Pancake Flour 101b. 49c Yel.Corn Meal 10 lb. 35c Schilling 23 Spices 3 for 25c We have been appointed exclusive distributors for RIP0N COOKIES We have received a Urge special shipment for this party Grapes 5 lbs. 13c Local Sweetwater. Fresh picked. Potatoes 20 25c Local IT. S. No. 1 Sweet Potatoes 4 ib. 1 7c Fancy No. 1. New crop Lemons . . . dozen 25c Sunkist. 300 size I MAIN AND CENTRAL TWO POPULAR LOCATIONS 125 EAST SIXTH Dole Matched g Halves. No. VA tin hill SCANS OUU lb. bag 19c Pineapple 5 Sack Lota 60c sk. Phnn. IK4 or 1(1411. M
