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Qold HHJ New “WHITT tfUIRTM 00. The new chlwln» obUining oth« cottunodiU«» urtaln liana in general« to the and that it doing a RMjthificiani Job in the all conuittCri ihdiild do bn a ktrtail plenty of nefUHtllei Io go around, consumer»" interest. Tan of Ihoua- s, ale. WMF will cause us all to for . to ba rationed subsequently, the victory may be speeded, , conservation number or name of which he de W ork to prevent fires I ruling wiU have aa profound effcats clined to state. on your life as any war order yet PLENTY FOR ALL In amplification, Mr. Price point issued.' You w ill notice its lack ed out that *'we recognise that In a joint announcement. Secre where you never even thought of many people, in the normal course, its use—as a bleach for foods and buy sugar in sacks. People who do tary of Aariultnrc Wickard and cosmetics, for instance. Chlorine so should not he considered us Price Administrator Henderson re- ently said thut food stocks in this fo r textile bleaching w ill be limited •‘hoarders’' in that sense of the to half of wlhat is usually used, and , w ord“ he declared, laving stress on country art* abundant, and that there justification for since there are few substitutes a- i ness of the clothes, merely tlhelr is no need or vailabje, some yardage w ill have to brightness. The bleaches you buy I hoarding or abnormal buying. be darker. There w ill also be less ! from the grocer fo r home laundry Consumers should remember that. bleaching in shellac, the color be w ill also be effective because they “ Scare buying" is one of the sur ing a little more yellow than in so- w ill contain SO percent less chlor est ways to produce price inflation. Temporary shortages are created called white shellac. And your ine. Although it w on't affect husband's favorite white shirts w ill most of us, owners of private swim as demand runs far ahead of su|>- lose some of their dazzle; all com ming pools must get along w ith ply. The retail industry has been and mercial laundries must do without only 25 percent id tlhe amount for chlorine, except for a very small merly used. amount which may be used for the most stubborn stains. This, of course, doesn" affect the cleanll- SHORTENING THE RUBRBK SHORTAGE. «ULD H ILL LODGE NO. 129 MaeU Every Tuaadu Night Practicing what it preaches, the YOU ARE WELCOME GOOD NEWS FOR SUGAR War Department thru the office of H arry Newnham, Noble Grand BUYERS REVEALED BY the Quartermaster General announ W alter McLean, Vice Grand STATE RATIONER. ces that huge amounts of rubber Wm. Autenreith, Secretary are being released for certain phas 0. 1.. Price, Oregon state ration Norman Gail, Treasurer ing administrator, returned to Port es of the war effort, through a re cent program ordered by the Quart end Tuesday from an OPA ration AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97 ing adm inistrator^ <f inference at ermaster Corps. Meets the firs t and third Wednes New designs for tires, boots, days of each month at the I 0 . 0. F Chicago w ith these assurances a- shoes, raincoats, and other items bout sugar; S Hall, Gold H ill. Oregon 1. For canning purposes, house formerly requiring great quantities Elsie Cameron, Noble Grand wives w ill be able Io obtain ample of this critical and strategic mater Nellie Winn, Vice Grand sugar, over and above the weekly ial, are resulting in suhstattial sav Belle Smith — H"c. Sec’y. quotas, which w ill be announced ings. Irene Johnson. Fin. Sec’y later. The Quartermaster Corps are re Delia Kell — Treasurer 2. There w ill be no penalty for w riting specifications for shoes, GOLD HILI, GRANGE NO. 534 persons who h ive in their posses boots, and other equipment, which Meets first and llilrd Thursdays sion at f ? in? ;f re 'istration more w ill effect a saving in rubber as than two ■ mi’ - < f sugar. T ie only high as 50 percent. Rubber is com at 8 p. m„ at th eir hall just above pennity ' .1 he f. .• those who make ing out of Army foot gear in great th e M ethodist church on Sam s V al false statements. quantities, but where it is indispen ley road. IL E. club m eets second A ll M ust R e g iste r sable. it slays in the shoe or boot. and fourth T u esd a y s at 1:30 p. m. i 3. I l ’s essential that all people reg Anil so (he Army puls its should ister for sugar rationing for those er to the wheel, along w ith con who do not nisi have difficulty in certed efforts by industry and civi- W ith L O U Sixth and F ir Street g“ rushing in and building up stocks to an abnormal extent. They are buy ing at the most favorable season, when prices are advantageous. They aie doing everything in their power to maintain orderly markets. What the stores do on a big scale. MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE North Riverside DR. A. W. BARLOW Unfortunately we have no alphabet ical Vitimans recommended for ad vertising results—But we do have “ Shopping the Shops” U u«i The Seal of Approval A feflow reader w ill be interested For ail kinds of dependable hunting and fishing equipment. in your ad in this column. “ A W INNER" never quits 317 North Riverside Medford A Quitter never wins. Brakes-Electric-Wheel Balacing To get the most pleasure out of spending your money, Read Shop ping the Shops column. Its fu ll of pleasure. FLOWERS MATTRESS And UPHOLSTERING SHOP STARS sometime direct a ships 407 E. 4th at Riverside ctourse, Shopping the Shops’ Column PHONE 2376 ALWAYS Directs the way to real values. Medford Advertising, like squirrels’ never wears out. teeth, To Be. Happy and Gay EAT BATE’S CANDY SALE! Real Values J t’ll Add to your Sweetness USED but not ABUSED CARS Grants Pass 961 Medford 2960 EDGERTON MOTOR Co. 132 S. Riverside Medford Hunting and Fishing for Bargains is a real task. A certan American duck lays its Save your time and disposition— eggs in trees near w'ater—Advertis read Shopping the Shops Column. ing must be laid where best seen. “ None Better Than the Best” HEALTH means BEAUTY Rolling Pin Doughnuts Dorothy Wall Furnishes Health w ith | ARE UNEQUALLED ATMORAY 12th at Riverside Medford 422 S. Riverside when Hedwood Hotel Building Phone 51(1 for upiMiintiiient required Dr. Herbert W Hermann opvomrrRMT Orante Paas »1» H. St. Phon. SMJ August W. Glutsch DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Sueeessor to Dr. Jud Hickerl Specialist in all problem» of eye comfort and vision 308 Fluhrer Rldg.-Phone 4001 Medford, Oregon T h ................. J. J. SKINNER Awarded by the American In stitute of Laundering ufter Passing Bigid Tests FDR KEI.IABLE IN S U R A N C E (Rh. & 11. St». GRANTS PASS OUR DRIVER PICKS UP AND DELIVERS ON TUBS. Jk FBI. Leave Tour l.uun<rry at The "Ace of Spades“ C o n g e r F u n e r a l P a r lo r s G R A N T S PA SS STEAM LAUNDRY MEDFORD, OREGON "Since lvou ’ RELIABLE REASONABLE NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Schedule II—General Fund ITEM Medford W R E S T L IN G MEDFORD ARMORY At Owl Club, 116 East Main, phone 2300 10.269 86 $10.269 86 Expenditures und Budget Expenditures for Three Fiscal A llowance for Six Months of Current School Year Current School Year Estimated Detailed Expenditures Expenditures Budget Expenditures for the Ensuing In Detail A llow ance for the Last Second First School Year In Detail Year of the Year Year 3-Year Period $ 39000 $ 180 00 $ 100.00 $ 300 00 40 00 $ 40.00 40 00 35 00 1500 750 750 1505 25 00 50 00 25 00 47,00 45.00 35 00 35 00 40 50 75.00 37 50 37 50 69 50 585 00 $ 325 00 $ 32500 $ 507.13 $ 503.74 $ 490 24 High Schools Elementary Schools $ 180.00 20 00 7 50 25 00 22 50 65.00 $ 320 00 II. INSTRUCTION—Supervision Personal service: Supervisors .............................................. $ 352.50 Supplies, principals and supervisors ....... 15.00 Other expense of supervision ................... 15.00 Total Expense. Supervision .......................$ 382.50 30 00 45.00 $ 427 50 705.00 45.00 00.00 $ 810.00 352.50 22 50 30 00 $ 405.00 352.50 22.50 30.00 $ 405.00 666 80 4778 4276 $ 757.34 $ 680 20 « 665 93 III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching Personal service: Teachers ........................................................ $10028 00 Library supplies, repairs ........... 10.00 Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) ....................... 200.00 Textbooks ......................................................... 350.00 Total Expense of Teaching ............................ $10588.00 $ 7979.00 10.00 200.00 100.00 $ 8289 00 $18007.00 20.00 400.00 450.00 $18877 00 $ 9003.50 10.00 20000 400 00 $ 9613 50 $ 9003.50 10.00 200 00 400 00 $ 9613.50 $14886 90 20.00 418.61 606 61 $15944.22 $1310166 $12961 45 $ 706.50 $ 1413.00 200.00 630 00 700.00 240 00 60.00 $ 3243 00 $ 706.50 175.00 630 00 350 00 120.00 30 00 $ 2011.50 $ 70650 17500 630 00 350.00 120 00 30 00 $ 2011.50 $ 1211.25 124.58 425.00 427 89 216.00 $ 2404.72 IV. OPERATION OF PLANT Personal service: Janitors and other em ployees .................$ 706.50 Janitors’ supplies ......................................... 100.00 315.00 F uel ......................... 350.00 Light and power Water .................. 120.00 30.00 Telephone Total Expense of Operation ......................$ 1621.50 V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Repair and maintenance of furniture and equipment .................................... $ 65 00 Repair and m aintenance o f buildings and grounds .................................... 350.00 Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs* 415.00 VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES Health service: Personal service (nurse, etc.) .................$ Supplies and other expenses ................ Transportqtion of pupils ............................. Supplies and other expenses ................... Repair and replacem ent of busses......... Other auxiliary agencies: P erso n al service Supplies and other expenses ..................... Bus insurance Total Expense of A uxiliary A gencies. $ $ $ $ 352.50 100.00 315.00 350.00 120 00 30.00 $ 1621.50 ■ .-d • • $ 2203 .09 $ 2235 38 $ 65.00 130 00 65 00 65 00 127.88 f 350.00 415.00 $ 700.00 830.00 350.00 $ 415.00 $ 350 00 415.00 1264.05 $ 1391.93 125.00 10.00 1316.67 410.00 300.00 $ 125.00 $ 250 00 20.00 1975.00 615.00 600.00 $ $ 10.00 658.33 205.00 300.00 125.00 10.00 987.50 307.50 300.00 $ 100.00 50.00 139.76 2451.43 100.00 50.00 139.77 9 1588.10 200.00 100.00 277.53 $ 4037.53 100 (H) 50.00 139.76 $ 2019.76 100 00 50.00 139.77 $ 201ÇL77 312.45 $ 3334.32 $ 3963.86 $ 3844 25 74.22 74.22 $ $ 148.43 148.43 $ $ 74.21 74.21 $ $ 74.22 74.22 $ 264.14 $ 264.14 $ $ 173.10 37.50 125.00 $ 75.00 250.00 $ 75.00 250.00 $ 75.00 250.00 74.21 74.21 VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS N ew buildings .... _ ................ $ 37.50 Alteration of buildings (not repairs) ....... 125.00 N ew furniture, equipm ent and re placem ents 335.00 Library books ................................................ 65.00 Total Capital Outlays .................... $ 562.50 $ 9 9 335.00 75.00 $ 572.50 670.00 140.00 $ 1135.00 • X. EMERGENCY Monday Night 8:30' M T h r ills ! S p ills ! ............. Estimated Expenditures I. GENERAL CONTROL 1. Personal service: Clerk ......................- ................................ $ 180 00 Compulsory education and census ........ 20.00 Supplies .......................................... 7.50 Elections and publicity ......................... 25.00 Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.) .. 22.50 Other expense of general control 10.00 Total Expense of General Control $ 265.00 VII. FIXED CHARGES Insurance ......................... ........... Total Fixed Charges ................................... Tickets on sale in MEDFORD only 16. Estimated Total Receipts and A vailable Cash Balance or D eficit ........................................................ CLIFF’S SPORT SHOP . SUPER SERVICE N aturupathic P hyelrian You can know your R Y U Joe E. Earley, Proprietor Medford “Chet” LEONARD’S Medford NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 57. of Jackson County. Stat« of Oregon, that o SCHOOL MEETING of the said district w ill be held at the school house on the 29th day. of April, 1942, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1942. and ending June 30, 1943, hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the proposition of levying a district tax. B U D G E T Schedule I Estimated Receipts and A vailable Cash Balances ’ To A ll Funds General Fund 1. Estimated available Cash Balance or Deficit at beginning of fiscal year for which this budget is made (Add Cash Balance—Deduct D eficit) .....................................................................................................a............... $ 2.033 36 2,033.36 2. Estimated Receipts from D elinquent Taxes during fiscal year for which this budget is made 2.624 50 2.624 50 4. Estimated Receipts from County School Fund 3,110 00 3.11000 5. Estimated Receipts from Elementary School Fund .......................... . 1,400 00 1.40000 6 Estimated Receipts from State Irreducible School Fund ....................................................... 380 00 380 00 7. Estimated Receipts from High School Tuition ....................... .......... ..................... 460 00 460.00 9. Estimated Receipts from High School Transportation ................................................................................... .................. 32 00 32 00 11. Estimated Receipts from Cafeteria ................................................. .. ................. ..................... • ... 230 00 230 00 ¿'hopping The Shops HOTEL HOLLAND and» of »lore», operated by both go many a luxury, but there w ill be Au Intelligent, Culm public 1» c»»en« chain aytlenie and independent mer Hal to workable price control of ill i n i M chants, are pursuing an aggressive I "11 puriMiseful “ rice control" pro of any kind. gram of their own und are saving THE COFFEE POT the public untold millions of dol Medford'» Original Drive In lars by |>rcvrnt»ng price increases H u ll woud otherwise take place. Home fif Juicy Jumho'a— Frnaen One of th r most Important ele ■ M u e r te Hogue. I T I »TUM ments in this program is wise buy , uuni» . ing. Stores are keeping inventor Famous Fried Chicken Dinner» v iin a t , ies at reasonable levels, instead of ei » v a in 125.00 10.00 987.50 307.50 300.00 670.00 100.00 $ 1095.00 670.00 100 00 $ 1095 00 $ 1000.00 Schedule VI—Summary of Estimates of Expenditures, Receipts and A vailable Cash Balances, and Tax Levies Estimation of Tax Levy Total A ll Funds Total estimated expenditures .......................................................$ 30,665.96' DEDUCT: Total estimated receipts and available cash balances ....... „ 10,269.86 Dated thia April 6, 1942. (Schedule I). Amount necessary to balance the budget ..............................$ 20,396.10 Signed: D. H. McGUIRE, ADD: Estimated amount of taxes that w ill not be Clerk Pro-Tam. collected during the fiscal year for w hich thia budget is made .......................................................................... 2,624.50 Approved by Budget Committee: Total estimated tax levies for ensuing fiscal year ...... ....... .6 23,02040 A nalysis o f estimated tax levies: Amount inside 6% limitation ......................................... .$ 23,020.60 * r 4 • e < / ( Signed: A. A. WALKER, Secretary, Budget Committee. $ 1743.71 $ 2494 42 . 250.00 15.73 1501.96 613.04 542.01 ..... •2 g 99.03 $ 57.00 949 94 183.75 • 431.13 137.65 $ 1702.47 $ 4208.92 $ $ 866.61 $ 8012.78 185.37 $ 909.31 FRANCES M. THRONE, Chairman, Board of Director». H. D. FORCE, Chairman, Budget Committee.