Medford mail tribune., April 06, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDPOTCT) WATT; TRTBTTNT!, MEDFORP, OREO ON". FRIDAY, lAPKTT fl, -1958.
HEALTH ACTIVITYiKARASICK READY CO-OPERATION BY
IN COUNTY GR0WS;'T0 WRESTLE BULL, FARM AND DAIRY
MAY DAY PARADE LOCAL FAVORITE URGED AT MEET
Dress Up for Easter
With a New Suit
CAPPS CLOTHE (
S30 $35 S40 S45
Campbell Clothing Co.
On Main Street Near Front
Your Easter Meat
Wants Can Be Had Here
HAMS (Half or Whole)
Swift's Premiums, per pound. .30c
Morrell's Pride, per pound . . . .27c
Sinclair's Hams, per pound 30c
CHICKEN RABBITS
NICE BEEF, VEAL and PORK
Medford Center
Meat Market
In Rear of 20th Century Store
on North Central Avenue
PHONE 255
Buy the Best for Your
Easter Dinner
We have arranged to have the best on
hand for your Easter dinner at greatly
reduced prices. You will be more than
pleased to find the three essential things
in shopping combined at our market
Quality, Service and Quantity for your
money.
A Few Money Savers
Per Lb.
Armours' Hams, half or whole. . . . 28c
Swift's Premium Hams 29c
Bacon Sq uares 22c
Brisket Bacon , 25c
Kettle Rendered Lard 16c
American Market
29 S. Front Free Delivery Phpne 875
Community hpulth jml
lrcn'K health ecmn to ia Hie wn-
, Declaring IiIh conditio" 'o be per- ('oojicratlnn lictwecn y all ; y
feet and that he plans to give Bull ! dairymen and between the rUveKi-
ttr of vaiii'd HcilvltloH at thin time, j Montana of IColiywnod a lew leu
In fiift there ha heen no time in 'Hons in wreatliiiK tonight at the Hi
the hhitury of Juc kwon ounty ; )ai ity hall pavilion, Al Kuraick of
vhn xo much attention utxl con-1 Portland, UiiKuian l.ion and muster
stitirtive work wjih done for pre
venting uicknesH a yd imilniulniuK
K(kk) health.
Today it the fifth neHnlon of the
new dental clinic to which (he two
county nuixeM and two school
nui'M'M lake their patients. -Mrs.
Hcrtha Denton hriiiKH Iter Kchonl
children front Ashland today, it
belim her second appointment at
this clinic. Other group have
drought In from Central Point,
.Medford, C.oM Mill. etc. This den
tal work enable runny children
to have Home of their defects rem
edied and thus attain the Health
fied farmers and the dairymen,
was emphasized by the Kuests at
the Kealty Itoard Farmers lunch
eon held this noon at Hotel Med
ford. Mr. Harrison, owner of the
of the daiiKeioua reverse headlock
hold, was reHtinK today for the
battle, fullowiiiK Ills arrival last , Oukleish Kmin. north of Medford,
evening from Portland, where he : wn ha only recently moved into
haa been defeated only once. dur-L. ... ., . .
inK the pat winter Beason. ! th villUy w,ve s"ie ,nU'reMlinc
"My condition could be no bet-i info,n,ati,,n " hl" experiments
tor," the husky KuHHiun said this j with the Milking Shorthorn breed
forenoon, as he pounded Ills chest lf cattle, upon which he has won
with both flats. "I wreatled last hundreds of first prlfces ihrouKh
tlme in Aberdeen, Wash., and there jout California,
won my match, and tonight I am I Miss Dorothy Harrison, a loenJ
prepared for anything that Hull I hlh school h 1. gave u clever
might like to do. If he Beta roiiKh. (dissertation entitled: "Our Friend,
I certainly can return the compll-1 the Cow," which was Rieatly
nient, but I want the Medford funs! joyed by the law audience of
Honor Kfill when they otherwise j to know that roiiKhneHg 1b not in realtors and farniers. Miss Dor
could not' inauaKo ll. Their striv- j my jie, I have heard much of the lothy. besideH being un effective
lite to K'-'t on the honor roll helps ( Bull, and I am convinced .that his 'and well poised speaker, has alHO
them endure some mighty painful
work that must be done on their
neglected teeth.
The clinic is financed by the
.Jackson County Public Health
association and is located in the
office." or the health unit in the
new court house. A drive for 60
cent . memberships to pay these
ami sifk room supplies 1h now be
injf conducted with Mrs. J. C.
Wcills in charge of the Medford
campaign.
strength us well as his science won numerous ribbons on her own
will Tteep me on the Jump, but I utock exhibits throughout t h e
am mtlnk to do my best to show country.
him that I am the better man." j J. VV. Fish. Jackson county
Karasick, accompanied by Dan .pioneer stockman, covered th sub
Lewis, Portland fighter, Bpent most (ject of Jersey cowh. In which stock
of today lookiiiK over Medford, injhe is spectallinK. and told why
custom of becoming acquainted he selected this breed for his farm,
when in a strange town. He wres-i.Mr. Fish said that there was a
tied two months ko in (Iranta : place for every breed of cattle In
Pass, where he found little trouble the valley and was looking for
ln throwing Prof. Higami. Japan-jward to the development' of the
ese wrestler, wiio appeared here in : dairy and stock industry here, so
A Beautiful Present
FOR THE LADIES
yiw Mrs. MfXair, who arc in San Francisco buying goods
for the spring season, have .expressed to 1 their store hero, a
quantity 'of Easter Lilies from sunny California. They have
asked that we present them to the ladies of Medford and
vicinity with EASTER ("J HUNTINGS. So tomorrow, every lady
calling at our store in the afternoon will receive an EASTKU
LILY with the compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James MoXair.
YVe urge nil. of the ladies to partici
pate in this present from the "McXairs)
James McNair's Pharmacy
214 East Main Phone 91
"EASTER GREETINGS"
START PLANS FOR
Hotel Medford April 24. The four
.IIm Mildred Carlton, president;,, tlirllllllf? match with Sailor Jack j that air could lie represented
ANNUAL BANQUET
of the association Is In Spokane
this week attending the .Midland
Kmpire Sducation convention with
)v. Warner. It Is expected that
.Miss t 'aril on will return with
many new ideas in line with health
work for children. The Health
Honor Hull which hundred of
school children hope to be on by
May 1st Is of paramount Interest
to Miss "a lit on and she lias been
cooperating with the Kchool
authoritieH to make it the tremen
dous success It Is K'dHK t
Doctors of the iNmniy Med leu I
Hocicty alime with the public
health nurses have been workiiiK
overtime examining children not
only for the Health Honor Koll
but also to check up their con
dition for athletic contests. This
week they arc finishing their work
in the Hchoolft of Hold Hill, 1'hoe
niv, Medford. and Jacksonville.
Kaulo 1'olnt and Central Point
schools had their physical exami
nations two weeks ubo, and the
children with their parents are
eagerly lookinK after such defects
as bad tonsils, ears, teeih, eyes,
yMUx, posture, Hollers, etc.
A crippled chiblri'n's clinic will
be held April 14 with Dr. Dltle
hunt In alteiiflance. This expert
Is dean or the Orcein Medical
school and in dun-Re of the Slirin
crs hospital and favored the chil
dren of Jackson county with a
clinic several years ao at the re
quest uf the local Medical society
and Health Cult.
May first (Child Health Hay)
will witness the parade In Medford
of the Health Honor Hull pti-.e
children of the grade schools. Next
day thu pra-school children sum
mer rnund-up bcKins under the
auspices of the Parent Teacher
associations of the county. The
ft and 0-year olds will be gathered
Into clinics In every section of the
county by the I lealtu Unit nil
summer long ho that every child
may be physically fit to enter
school. The nine local groups of
the Health association assist lr.
Inskccp and his staff with any and
all or these clinics whether near
Mt. IMtt or Hilt.
Wood, local mutman.
Hull .Montnnti arrived in Medford
this ulternoon from Klamath Falls,
where he met Sailor Jack Wood
last ni-'Aht before the largest crowd
that ever saw n wrestling mutch
Mr. Hilton, of the Hilton Dairy
added to the Interesting farm
dairying topic with an insight Into
the Holsteln breed In which his
dairy speclallzeH. lie encouraged
a wider Inn-rent in the dairying
. OF G.
in that city. He Ih hi the pink of i industry among those engaged In
condition and prepared for any-of this type of work, and cooperation
the Russian Lion's tactlcH. between the orchardists and dairy-
Tex Porter of Medford and Cecil i men In the matter of fertilizing,
r.arrlck of tlrantH Pass are also i James Stewart of the state land
prepared for their semi-final, which ' board spoke to the realtors in re-
Is expected to ho reul good. Inns- gard to state land in Jackson
much as. a gtildgu exists between county, taken over under foreelo-t
The wrestling 'sure the past year. Mr. Stewart)
authorized the local realtors to
appraise such farm and tracts of
land and send their appraisals to
the laud board for approval; prior1
to the sale of the property by the
realty hoard. .
Preliminary arrangements were j
m.ide at noon ioday at a luncheon
and meeting of the executive com- j
mlttee in charge of tho annual
Medford Chamber of Commerce
brinqtiet. which will be held at th.
Medford service clubs will eooper-
ate with the chamber in making;
the affair o huge success.
Efforts are now being made to i
obtain the services of n well known !
Portland speaker who will deliver ;
the only long speech of the ban- j
quet. which will be a purely home
products il inner, ns all that will 1
be served will be either grown or
made in or near MedTord.
The general .arrangements of I
the banquet are in charge of the I
champej- of commerce and the
dinner Itself will be In charge of
the Khvanis club, while the Lions
club will take care of the decora
tions. The notary club w ill sell
tickets and members of the Crater
chili will act as ushers. Herb (Jrey.
C. A. Hwigart and II. I.. Hromley
were named today on the publicity
committee. ;
Notice. ,
The manager of the City Sani
tary Service, Inc., will be at their
office at the Jurmin & Woods
Drutc Store on North Central street,
between the hours of $ and 11 each
morning, where he can be seen rel
ative to any matter pertaining to
service or rates. No increase is
contemplated over former rates n"'
any necessary adjustments will b.
gladly made.
CITY SAXITAUY SRHVIC13, Inc.
By L. Y. Phillips, Pre.-Mgr.
15
Home-made cakes and pies for
sa le Ha t . , M ed ford Kleet ric. 1 5
the two wreHtlors.
smoker commences at 8:30 p,
prompt.
VAWTlRTRACT TO
BE. SUB-DIVIDEDSHRIN
E
i
An R0-acre tract Is to be. placed
on the market by the Vawter fam
ily. Th Is tract Js located ahfnit
one-fourth mile west of the epd
of KingH highway on the pU
yreka-.lackhonvllle stage road, ijnd
consists of several fine building
slteH, as well as good farm land.j
The tracts are from five to eight
acres In sl.e and a number hkve
been sold already. It Is called pie
Vawter subdivision. j
E
!S TO START SOON
Willi the arrival of warmer and
more favnrahlo weather, the ("lis:
Saiiilary Service company will et
Its orKanizatloii uf KarluiKO collec
tors into 100 per cent operation In
a very ahort time, accordiiiK to 1..
W. ''hlllltw. ninnaBcr anil preaident
of .he company, who xald toilay
that It will prohahly he only a
, couple, of days hefore complete op
erallon will he realized, meaniim
that twice per week collections
will he made in the residential sec
lion of Medford.
New collection ronlcs are now
helim completed and euulpment at
the (lump yards east of the city
is heln.; rapidly broken in for the
henry reception of ttarhaito and for
Its rapid disposal.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
I'rogram Saturday. April 7
10 to 1 I a. m. People'i
l'.lectrlc Stmc.
11 to 1 1:311 a. in. Wltham
Music Co.
11:3(1 to 12 noon Hotel 8
.Jackson Dining Room.
12: Hi to 1 : 1 ft p. m.- Clreen
!". p. m. Medford Mail
i'tihum news
market reports.
Items and
The Weather
Promuted by a tremondoiiR
spouse from the last radio comedy., !
"Madame Q, broadcast two weeks
ago over KMKD. the Mail Tribuno
Vlrin station, and many demands
for a sequel to the play, the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company will
give local radio listeners the sec
ond installment of "Madame Q"
next Tuesday night from 9 o'clock
to 10.
The second play Is complete in
Itself, although dealing with two
of tho same characters. Madame Q
and htr nw secretary,
The regular monthly meeting,
of the local Shrine club was well
attended at Hotel Medford thin '
ipion. The San Francisco tihrjne '
hospital , was the subject of an;
interesting talk by Carl Tctigwuld '
who, in company with Dr. 10. !.
lliddell and Henry Kluhrer, visited
tho hospital reee n t ly .
Mr. Tengwuld tobl of (be won-'
derful care given the little pa-
tientB of the Institution, which
m a k e s no distinction between
creed or race, and Is carrying on i
tine of the .most noteworthy
works of cbaVity in the country.
At the suggestion of Dr. Ulddclt,
the local lodKe shipped the San
Krancisco hospital several boxes
jof Kogue lliver appy-s upon their
return to Medford. The speaker
. urged consistent support and co
. 'operation with tliis p base of
Shrine work.
Tho Shrine club was enter
tained by Miss Alma 1-awrenee.
who contributed the delightful
piano solo, "Th Ccrap Shooters'
I )n nee." by Kast wood I a ne. She
was heartily applauded and re-
spon ded with an encore. Mary
t.rciner, accompanied iy m 1 ss
Ijiwrence, gave two clever songa-logues.
ivSas ttSaei? yosa &&gy me
Owe li&&iuzts axs '
3.L
FREE Every child accompanied by parents will receive a Real
colored Easter Egg Saturday only.
Shredded Wheat
Per Package
Long Brain Rice
:i Pounds
23 c
10c
Fancy Bulk Cocoa
2 Pounds
25c
Bulk Chocolates
1 Pound .
24c
Corn Flakes
2 Packages
15c
Sliced Pineapple-
t 'j -pound t in
22c
Del Monte medium size
Peaches
Ter Can
Fancy Sweet Corn
:t Small Cans
r I
NO IRE REVERSE;
TURNS MWNTOWNf
18c
29c
Piggly Wiggly Bread Ofn
:l l.onves uUL
$L75
Local Flour
4-ll. Sack
George Washington
Tobacco
l.ponml an
62c
Seedless Raisins
1 I'nckagu
Caddie Soda Crackers-
In'sli mill frliji a Ihs
Cookies (5c value)
Q l'arkaKs
Bulk Macaroni
3 rounds
Matches
Onion (S boxes)
White Wonder Toilet
Soap
10 liars
Furex
Ewry Imtclo g-iinrnntml
l.aritc siio Iluiilc, racli
10c
39c
25c
25c
19c
37c
19c
lywoather. the smart cracking
"realtor' 'of tho first play. Madame
Q and Jack are on their way to
Monte Carlo when the first act
opens ami the action centers about
these two. t he prince of Monaco,
an old friend of Madame Q. and a
little French girl who has taken a
fancy to Jack
Eighteen yellow and black signs i
Jack Mer- j wore placed today at intersections j
on Sixth street and on Main street.
prohthftii;.- reverse turns in an ef
fort to relieve traffic congestion
and decrease the possibility of col
lisions. From henceforth at the
intersections marked by the signs
ll will be unlawful for a motorist 1
to turn completely around and go
back down a street up which he
The same cast of characters ' had just driven.
used In the first installment will If a motorist desires to reverse
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 31.
Precipitation for 2 4 hours end
ing ft a. m.. trace.
Yesterday's weather here: Illh
eM temperature, til ; highest this
mouth since 1 ! U
Lowest
temperature yesterday, 40 : lowest
thin month since I 22. Mean
temperature yesterday, f0; depar
ture for the day. excess. 1 degree.
Average daily deficiency for the
mouth, tl doureew.
Precipitation: Total rainfall
wince 1st of mouth, .47 inch; 15
year average for the month, t,3ti
Inches. Total rainfall since Janu
ary 1st, tl;fJ Inches. Total rainfall
fdncc September 1. I4.:ti incht'Q
Humidity yesterday, f a, in,.
'.)( per cent: 12 noon, tie per cent:
p. m., 4 2 per cent.
Character of day. partly cloudy.
Sun sets ''ft ' lit t:42 p. m..
rl.scM tomorrow 4i:4r a. m., eis to
morrow i:43 p. in. j 0f men an( WOmen. And leading
tltlses and sets, computed for ( to serou9 disease in the end.
level hoi moil. )
rorccasi ior muium arm umior-
he used In the second, two of whom
will have to change their costumes
and videos to suit French parts. A
brief synopsis of the first play
will he given by the announcer for
the benefit of those who may not
have heard It.
Joia direction of traveling. t a
street, it will he necessary for him
to drive around a block, making
only left and right hand turns, fitv
Traffic Officer (5. J. Prescott to
day said this new mil 113 would he
rliidlv enforced.
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
JIGHTMARE DAYS
But the l'oad to relief is simple
Whit A tMTi!fc tliinpt it is to
draa throimh tho days I Dead-
timi. Llstlosn. With ni-hinir hrad
I ami drooping; houlili'ra IclUulo
1 Rymptoms of noplect! Yet. con
I tiiiiiation is making Ufa just such
I - ,i..on; ii.Mt..na
nuji:n
r.nv: rnlr lolllKhl. Itll local trusts,
nturdny fair unci wiirntoi',
I,. WAl.TKIt HICK.
AlotcoiolnKist, L'nltcil Ntatca
WuuUiur Bureau.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
What a nitv they don't know that
AM.-HKAN is guavantced to give
prompt relief safe and easy pre
vention. KcIIokk's ALL-BRAN
; ll'OCo bran 100v effective.
Poctora icounnd it, Two
tablespoonfuls daily chronic
cased, with every meal.
A delicious, healthful cereal in
place of habit-forminKdrups. Servo
with milk or cream, or with fruit
or honey added. Use in cooking
too. Sold at all grocers. Jlado by
KclloKg ill Battle Creek.
ALL-BRAN
Chinese Noodles
3 Packages
23c
Shrimp
Per Can
19c
Bacon Squares
Per Pou mi
17c
Mayonnaise
I'lnt Hollies, enoli .......
Mayonnaise, "
!i-.lin Hotlle, nii'h
Mayonnaise
Small Hotlle, each
Solid Pack Tomatoes
H'ii-IMHinil Can, each
S & W Grape Juice
Pint Hollies, euiii
E. Main
Jello or Jell-X-Cell
It Packages
34c
18c
10c
15c
27c
Help Yourself and Save
25c
Japanese Crab Meat . OCr
IVr Con LUWt
Campbell's Baked Beans ')Cp
M.iliiini SIm Cans MUL
Van Samp's Baked
25c
Beans
Meililllll 'Caim, Cons
Goddy Goddy Peas Iff."
E. Main
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SPECJALS FOR EASTER
SPRING LAMB o
Hams half or whole OKv Choice Beef Pot Roast
W'v i(iiiiul IVr jxnind
O q QChoice Beef Steak
IVr ixuiiid
WE DELIVER (Market Only)
20c
30c
PHONE 1236