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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1937)
MEDFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OBEflOy. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1937. PAGE FIVE FOUND FLOATING IN ROGUE (Continued from Paga One.) tlnutng after school vu out In tne afternoon. He stated the boys lleved there was a reward for tils discovery, and said they were a dis appointed group when told tnere was no reward being offered. Private Funeral. Timothy's remains are at the con ger funeral parlors. Services win oe held tomorrow, but will be strictly private, only the Immediate rela tives and friends attending. The Rev. g. 8. Bartlam will be in cnarge. Timothy will be burled beside nis wife, who died the night of Oct. dl from paralysis, caused by the shoca of her husband'a disappearance Tney had lived together 63 yeara. and it waa because of brooding over tne condition of his Invalid wife tnat Timothy, himself extremely ieebie and unwell, took his own life, It is believed. Led by the county sheriff's office, an Intensive search had been cameo on since late In the afternoon ol October 16 when Timothy waa last 1 $ J DVilB $ BUYS 1 Flower Lovers will find our Specials Real Values at Real Savings. We offei o n 1 y "highest quality" stock . . . Free planting chart. BULBS SPECIAL OFFER WINTER BLOOMING 6 Paperwhites 4 Golden Narcissus 3 Sacred China lilies 3 lbs. Bulb Fibre 1 pkg. Vigoro Regular $1.25 value This assortment will give you a succession of flowers to brighten your home during bleak winter days. All for $100 Emperor Daffodils dozen Regular $1.25 value! $100 Mixed Daffodil-Narcissus An assortment of the ftaeBt sorts, 36 bulbs. Regular $1.20 value 1 $100 Snowflakes Regular $1.20 value 1 2 dozen $100 Grape Hyacinths 3 dozen Regular $1.20 value! $100 Crocus, mxd. colors, 5 dozen Regular $1.25 value! $100 It's Best to Plant Bulbs Early In Cool, Moist SolL ORteOM PLANT , SWEET PEA SEED NOW! seen walking feebly toward Kogue river after disembarking from a atage in Oold Kill. Letter Told Intent. Before getting on the stage In Medford. Timothy had left a letter to bis step-daughter, Mrs. Hel r. Richardson. The note said: "Bel, I can't stand to see her sutler, so 1 am going for a long walk and may not get back." The message waa discovered by Miss Lottie Watklna at 1106 West Main street, home of Mr. and Mra. Timothy since last September M. Mlsa Watklna was their nurse. Authorities were certain Timotny had taken bla own Hie, but all at tempts to recover his body proveo futile. With his wife. Timothy came to Medford In 1910 from Clinton. Iowa, where they had been married In 1884. For a number of yeara he waa employed by the Southern Pacmc railroad In the local baggage de partment. In 1917, he Joined tne Medford police force as a patrolman and was promoted to chief In 1918. He served In that cspaclty until ivm during which time he made hun dreds of friends In the city, rouow lng his police career, Timothy work' ed at odd Jobs here and there, spend ing some time In the fruit. In later yeara he became 111 wltn neart irou ble and was unable to do mucn work. He was confined In a local hospital for seven months previous to moving, with his wife. Into tneir home at 1106 West Main street. Was 81 Years Old. He wss born in Franklin drove, 111., on May 9. 1850, and was 87 years old. One child wss born to his union with Mrs. nmoiny iurs. Henry C. Krelm of Clinton, lows, who Is his sole survivor. With ner husband, Mrs. Krelm visited the aged couple during September and helped them get aettled In their new home, Mra. Bel F. Richardson of Medlora Mrs. Timothy's daughter by a pre' vlous marriage, is the only step-child residing nesrby. One step-son sna one step-daughter live In the middle west. The Shoemaker brothers who neip ed discover Timothy's body sre tne sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shoe maker of Gold Hill. Floyd Boyer la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyer of Oold Hill. FOR SALE Acoustlcon ear phone at a bargain. 724 E. Jackson, pnone 1031-R. APPLES AND NUTS Jonathan. Spitzenbergs, Delicious: walnuts, almonds and chestnuts. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake Hwy. WANTED TO RENT 8 or 6-room modern house by reliable party. Phone 1M6-J. FOR SALE Bagley arraper. 4-wheel auto chassis, lug w. Main. WANTED By married man. equipped ranch to work on shares or oy month. Llle experience In poul try, dairying and seneral farming. Good local referericea. Box 4763. Tribune. TOPS ORDER RECEIPTS SEATTLE. Wasti., Oct. 20. (API- Outlook for the Pacific northwest lumber Industry U for continued slow markets, the West Coast Lum bermen'a association said today, production over a number of weeks hu been higher than the volume of orders due to accumulated business tn the unfilled order files. As the accumulations are shipped out, the Association said, rapid reductions In cutting are anticipated. The volume of orders of 71.134.703 board feet reported to the assocla tlon by 177 down and operating mill In Oregon and Washington for the week ending October 23 la the lowest total for a full week since the 1935 lumber strike. Harlem Dance Band at Burgoyne's, Vt mile south Medford, Sat., Oct. 30. Steaks, chicken, sandwiches, salads. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Hlshlv colored. Jumble pack Spttren- 7 , i v... .u... l. Otrg np)im 1UI Mir . n u, , - Son's. South Front St. Phone 983 or 1001. FOR SALE Fine wcaner plRS. Sword house west side roaa soutn uaa Grove school. K. L. Ray. ABOUT 300 boiea Newtowns. Will make someone a gooa price u so.u at once. Walter Tolle. Stewart Ave. FOR RENT 3-room apt ed. 516 Liberty St. unfumlsh- CONTRACT plowing by Job. Write P. O. Box 461. wm. unerry. . l 4 acres, wen iwnwu SLv 1 alii near Medford: 4-room silt. I WM modtra house, city wat- r. Terms. m ueautuui a. a a i u v Salz nn home, exceptionally well VfcWV hntlt: modern In even' respect. Represents Investment of 88.900. ji..rS lu0 acres, civse in, -SH7SU modern houses, dairy WW a ww h O01 Itneiai farm; $2,000 will handle. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Main. $3500 CLOSB IN 5-room attractive home on close-in street: nice schools: spacious living room with hardwood floors and fireplace; 2 bedrooms. Also A A r- A A Verv attractive 4-room SzSllll a bedroom home, located w fc w w w . cloM.(n paved street. House In good condition, excellent location. Terms. Total price 82.500. CHARLES A. W1NO AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. FOR RENT Several acres across from Roxy Ann hall. N. F. Olut. WANTED Girl, over 20. to learn lab oratory. X-ray and office work. No salary. Box 4987, Tribune LOST Yale key No. VC-97324. Tel. 1080-W. Reward. RELIABLE! couple wish to core for home during winter. References fur nished. Write Box 4988. Tribune. FOR RENT Highway business place with living quarters. Phone 1266. FOR RRNT 6-room furnished home. 4V4 miles from Medford: basement, furnace; 825. Chns. R. Ray, 204 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 302. bow OPEN, Burgoyne's, Vt mile south of Medford. Steaks, chicken, sandwiches, salads. Harlem Dance Band. Closing time for Too Late to Glae. slfy Ads la 1:30 p m. FOR SALE 812 King St.. 4-room: overstufled. furnhed, electric range. Frlcldalre: 81850. Chas. R Ray. 204 U. S. Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 302. FOR RENT Nov. 1, 2-acre tract: 4 room house, outbuildings, lots ol fruit. Phone 030-X. FOR RENT Apartment: living room, bedroom and kitchenette. Business girl preferred. Phone 1582-J. REFINISHINQ Best materlala prop erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. WANTED Cabin on Rogue river, small acreage. Will oay cash if price right. Box 606. Tribune. FOR SALE Oood used oveicoata and suits from 4 to 88. 1803 N. Rlver-ldr. PS MONTGOMERY WARD Reg. $24.75 and They Look Even Higher Priced CLEARANCE SALE COATS 21 I ft I a' a liiOvii New styles, luxurious fur trims, swagger or semi-fitted coats. For Sports or Dress. Made especially for Ward's from quality woolens and first catch furs that were purchased before prices began to rise. New collars, advanced models. All at substantial savings. Maaitg(D)inmeiioy Wsmdl 117 SOUTH CENTRAL , W TELEPHONE 286 "PAY LESS AND PARK EASIER" RIVERSIDE MARKET V V 1 Headquarters 313-315 N. Riverside. Phone 358 for our own free delivery for Hallowe'en Needs TO (ft) IT. IT. AM TTD A V c-l 1 . Cider Donuts Red Apples Pumpkins BRINGS MANY SENSATIONAL BARGAINS CR1SC0, . . 6 lb. can $1.00 Campbell's Tomato Soup 12 cans $1. Veal Prices Drop Fancy Milk Fed Veal is cheap now. These Low Prices cannot last long. Eat your fill nowl Just look at these bottom prices. Shoulder Roast, pound 15c Chops, rib or loin, lb. 17V2C Breast, pound . . 12V2C PORK A low Pork market prevails now. You can afford to feast on this fine meat while these unusually low prices are in effect. Chops, lb. . 27c Steak, lb. 22c Shoulder Cuts Roast, lb . . 20c Shoulder BEEF Rib Steak, pound ..... 23c Swift Stamped Steer Beef Ground Round See it ground as you buy it. lb.23 Wieners, Frye's, lb. . . . 20c Sauer Kraut, quart 10c Knight's Extra Fancy PUMPKIN can 10c Del Monte No. 24 ... 1 1 cans $1.00 Beans New Crop Red or White 21 lbs. $1. PEACHES No. 2 can ..... 17c 6 cans S1.00 "Our Brand" The very best packed PEARS No. 10 can ftA PRUNES Sl.UU CHERRIES 3 cans 1 w w Kraft's Miracle Whip Sandwich Spread or Salad Dressing For Better Summer Salads pt.22cqt.35c KRAFT CHEESE Pimento lb. Velveeta American PKJf Brick ' 1 Cm LimburgeiJ I UU Crystal White Soap Chips S1.00 A Real. Dollar Day Value . . . 3 (5 lbs.) pkgs. Lindy Peas, 303 can Klondike Peas, No. 2 can Josephine Solid Paok Tomatoes, No. Vx can Garden Corn, 303 can Parkdale String Beans, No. 9 YOUR CHOICE 10 cans $1.00 TOMATO JUICE .4 for 23c Del Rogue, No. 1 tin, 20 cans $1.00 DORENE Gran. Soap ALL 3 Ig. pkgS. FOR DORENE SOAP CI 31g.bar0 I Hollywd. Beauty Soap, 30 bars $1 Reg. lOo bar. Made by Palm Olive Sunshine Ginger Snaps . . . pkg. 9c mJJTJTTTTTTnTTTJIIMIIIMIIIIItllllJMIIII Mill JIIIIIIMimilMUmmmiUXlliM UJIMimmi WTm m www--w i nfs wiT"-:m. TirrankiF'rm. -ww armiiiit?. m IIV JI 28 or. 1 li 11 28 o. .''MHBS&J, i i w u rif in w i iii .rwv wisfi Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb. S1.69 c,CC:Sr ORlFrEDOwl rIome-terreclefl FLOUR TOKAY GRAPES Those fancy Tokays from the Wagner Ranch 8 lbs . . 25c Squash (Sweet Potato) 125 lbs. SI Potatoes, Klam. No. 2, 100 lbs. M Onions, 124 lbs. ALL FOR PA Schilling PERCOLATOR Two kinds, percolator & drip For fragrant, full flavored cup of coffee use Schilling's rACKFD IN WOOPEX BOXES (Either kind In vacuum tin) lb. can lb. can 27c 53c
