MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE." MEDFORD. OK'KCOX. F KM DAY. DKCKM l?KK' (i. !!)!.
PJGE FIVH
educational ami entertaining.
The Lady L'on will be agisted j
,in the charily matinee by mem- i
i ben of the Hoy Scouts, and their,
own members. .rs. nUnrh is
tbairwoman.
Through the courtesy of Man- j
nucr Jules 1 tetania n of the Kox i
t'raterian theater. the ijidien
JJonH club will present "Black C'y-
uUimi" Saturday, December 14. at ,
lit o'clock in the morning, as the
vent of their rhrl.stmas Welfare
" work.
f The pii i me is for children imly..
nnd. ami I be only price if tidini
y'mn i some wearable piece of-
j;i:i.'t-o,li.cJiihin!. The articles will;
viw distributed iiinung the needy'
j( the city.
V. "Illnck Cyclone" is n picture,
j'Kvhich all the characters are nni-
, 'inn is and has an esperiul appeal j
L'l'nr children. The film is botht
FOOTBALLER TACKLES
MASSACHUSETTS DEER.
TRl'RO. Mush., Deo. t!.( An
thony H. Kniniis, who ukim! to piny 1
fooilmll at hiuh mluinl, lias n new :
way of capturini! u 1eer In the j
liiinliim stasiui. 1 i imule a mir
ci'ssnil flviiin tai-kle cif one.
K. A. Iluti hins, f;ujn-r of Mr. ;
.I'-nnie Ut-aiiitt ami .Mi-h. Tom (iuUI
fraji. was lakc-n tti Ihe Sarrt'.i !
Heart hospital this imirnlitK with .1 1
sorluus allufk resulting from til-
afrer efteets of the infltienza. front
which he recently suffered. Al
though ne was resting comfortably i
early this afternoon, his condition '
was thiiutiht tn lie critical.
TURKEY RECEIPTS !
HEAVY FOR POOL1
The receipt of turkeys by lh"
Farm Hureau Co-operative foitbe
Christ inu. putil wan - brisk todav,
with irutictiiioiiM that tln first car
won Ul be shipped tonight or to
nmriMw. I ieavy receipts from
raiser are tjxperied Saturday, and
the pool Will be kept open for
delivery until tin flrM.. of the
w.'.-k.'
It is possible that a turkey
loot for February delivery will
be formed fur turkeys held over
from the holidays. l'laus to this
end arc now under consideration.
The ;yl vance price of 2t! eejits
offered locally, is higher than the
price paid outright by the ldah
pool.
t
1
ortance of'
coiiojnray
From the bcginnir.s Safeway Men are taught thai they assume a
public obligation when they elect to deal in the necessities of life.;
We know that each wa:ie eliminated and economy effected helps tot
lower th? costs of distribution zr.i enables the consumer's fooddollar,
buy more of bota quality ar.d quantity-at Safeway Stores. .jTS
i VS5?
I Savings at Safeway Saturday and Monday
lake Advantage of These Savings
Bacon Dates Chocolate
Swift's. Medium .weight.
Well streaked with lean.
Pound.
29c
Fresh new crop. Golden
Hallowia variety.
lbs..
35c
Candy
Satin-Mix quality assort
ed hard candies. Pillow
shapes, straw cuts, etc., of
medium size. Vacuum
cooked. Bright and glossy.
Made in Safeway 's own
factory. Largest in the
West;"'-
Milk
Pet or Max-I-Mum. For
quality and economy
cans..
49c
lbs.
39c
Mixed Nuts
Fancy assortment of
Brazil, Filberts, soft shell
Walnuts, Almonds, and
Pecans.
Butter
Safeway. Best creamery.
Pound ...47c
Mincemeat
Ghirardelli's ground,
sweetened chocolate.
Make a good hot cup of
delicious chocolate.
1 -lb. cans.... 35c
J -lb. cans.... 99c
Fancy Chocolates
Fancy assortment con
taining creams, crisp
chcw3, covered with milk
and dark' chocolate. An
ideal gift in Holiday dec
orated package.
-lb. box
$1.09
Gelatin
Pound..
3 lbs.
24c
68c
Non-Such. Like Mother jcllo or Jell-Well, the
used to make, Featured popular brands of your
at unusually low price, favorite dessert.
2 pkffs.... 29c 4
pkgs..
29c
Tomatoes
Oregon pack standard to
matoes. Suitable for flav
oring and cocking. Large
No. Vi cans.
Cereal
Catsup
Sperry's Wheat Hearts
The winter' cereal from
the hearts of wheat.
Snider 's. Made from vine
ripened tomatoes. Correct
ly spiced.
cans..
49c
27c
Soap Powder
Citrus. For cleaner,
brighter, whiter clothes.
Large packages,
pkgs..
43c
Soap
Wonder or Crystal White.
The popular brands of
laundry soap.
9 bars 31c
Large Pkg
Flour
Big K brand, Finest
Northwestern Hardwheat.
Milled for Safeway stores.
If you have never tried
Big K, you are missing a
new thrill in making
bread.
49 lb. bags $1.83
Barrel .... $7.19
bottles..
39c
Peanut Butter
Hoody's famous
butter. In bulk,
for sandwiches.
Pound,:
peanut
Tasty
19c
Toilet Tissue
Superior tissue. Full
count, 1000-sheet rolls.
A Safeway value.
rolls .
39c
Buy the Best Fruits and Vegetables at Safeway
Bananas
Grapefruit
Onions
Golden ripe. Very fine Medium size, sweet and Swcit Spanish variety.
fruit.
4
pounds.
23 c
juicy.
4 for
25c
4 pounds
25 lbs. ..
9c
49 c
Celery
Bunch Vegetables
Gocd quality- crisp and Local Carrots, pect3, Tur
fresh. nips, Green Onions.
Bunch 3 C
for
19c
Lettuce
Firm, sound heads.
Each 5 C
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
tor. No. 471. 210 W. Min. 2 Medford Storei tor No. 433, 213 B. Mi
Phone 1C10 Conveniently Located Phon. 1171
O. K, s. Chapter II
i:iels New Oiilrcrs.
The annual election of oi'ficet'H
of the Jacksonville chapter of Kas:
ern Star tnok place in the Masonic
temple of that uiwn lust niHtu,
when 1. u a 1 1 e I itiuninKton was
t'luwii as worthy matron for tin
'HMiiiK year. V. Wilson Was
elected worthy pal run, -an office
which be has prevlou.sly held. lulu
Saulsbury Was chosen Hsuociuie
matron i.nd . (.. i 'hit wood asso
ciate patron.
The office of secretary will be
filled by .Mrs. V. T. Wilson, while
Mis. .Myrtle Forbes will be treas
urer; Klorine Severance, conduct
ress, and Dorothy fhitwood, usso
ciate conductress.. The appointive
officers will be announced later by
the worthy matron.
Following the election of officer.!
a delicious luncheon wan served by
the (. K. S. chapter 3.
.Icrty tlermm Leaves
To Attend Ceremonial,
Jerry Jerome will b-ave tonight
for Da I; land, Calif., to attend the
birthdiiy party of the. Imperial
Potentate of the Shrine, which
will be followed by a ceremonial.
Hh will accompany the Imperial
Pol wit ale's party f lteno, where
they will attend another Important
eeremoniiil and meeting, and re
turn with them to Sacramento',
where the large district ceremonial
will be hejd on December 14. Two
special sleepers will be put on
here by the Southern Pacific the
bight of the tilth to accommodate
loi-al Shriners whet wish to attend.
Pan Hellanic
Will Meet
The regular mooting dale of Pan
llellauic has been changed from
the lust Saturday in the month to
the first Saturday uml will moot
Saturday oi this week at tho Motel
Moil ford.
The Presbyterian church of Jack
sonville was the scene of a Hvelv
bazaar and hounteous supper last
night, when residents of that city
as well as many from Medford and
surrounding point wore enter
tained.
Ma-onle Dance
I njoycd by Large Croud.
The second of a scr.es of si
l'iill and winter dances sponsored by
the Masonic dancing club of Med '
fold w.is enjoyed by a large crowd
of local people in i)u Masonic
bi'll room last night. Members
and their friends were present
from t ; rants pass, .shhiud a nd
sev-rut of the surrounding cities,
and were enthusiastic over the en
tertaininent furnished by the local
iclub.
The Itroadway orchestra fur
j nislied the music throughout the
levening. ItefreshnienlK were serv
ed Inter in the evening. The next
I da nee will be announced later, but
jduc to the conflicting activities of
j the holiday season, it is thought
Ithat the date Will be set alter the
! first of the year.
j Old Timers Jig
To l itbllc Music
Never In-fore, and perhaps never
I again will a Mceau d audience s c
such soft shoe dancing as that
conn ibuted to the ladies' night
program of the Kagles lodge last,
night by Will II. ' Wilson and W.
J. Ilobertsl . At least, that is the
opinion of those who witnessed the
breath-taking spectacle on lh"
floor of t he lodge rooms. Ami
there was a packed hous present.
"Mill" Wilson came to the lodg.
meeting with a bandaged foot, lie
brought his own fiddler along
Colonel Stowell of .!acUonvllle
to , see that he got a fair show.
Mr. Roberts had bis favorite old
time musician too Aiiemus l'ow
ley from C.rilTin Creek.
And then they started in. It
is no use to attempt n descrip
iimii. Tin' sight that greeted the,
eyes of the audience Is best ex
pressed by a breath-taking gasp.
Kven the Judges couldn't decide
between them and the lie will
be settled two weeks from tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coe of
Portland, parents of Karl Coe. who
arrived buttle city Sunday are en
joying a several days' visit with,
their son and daughter in law at i
their Scholar apartments home.
Jackson County Pioneer Says
Modern Children Lack Freedom
"The young folks of today
couldn't be much worse than they
are but it Isn't their fault. They
haven't enough freedom." This
interesting and rather different
opinion was expressed by J'eff
Hamlin, 7f year old Jackson coun
ty resident, who Is still operating
the farm upon which he was born,
two miles south of Medford.
The pioneer resident, who used
to walk foul miles to school In ft
blinding storm, after his several
hours of early morning chores
were done to master his throe Us
until four in the afternoon, then
walk home to many more hours of
heavy farm work does not envy the
younger generation. In spite of the
apparent ease with which they
live'. 4
"When we went to n dunce In
the old days, it was an all night
blowout. And if we wanted to
keep it up until five o'clock in the
morning, that was our business,"
he said. "Wo weren't watched and
fhoumled by the police like the kills
(are today. The sheriff and his of
t fleers never dreamed of sticking
inch noses into our parties. They
somehow had the opinion Unit we
could lake care of ourselves," he
sab). .
"Jitit the young folks todny have
no freedom. They can't get out
into any kind of a crowd without
having 11 policeman trailing them.
(They i-nn'l even take their- best
:girls out for a little spooning wllli-!-out
being in danger of ati officer
: of the law poking his head into
-their car and making It his busi
j ness. '
t "I'm glad I lived my youth In
the good old days. No, the kid
I liiemseives aren l bad today but
I they're not given a chance to prove
-that they a re d ece n t . Fo I k s are
pi'etty much the same from one
ago to, anol her. It's the present
I methods of supervision that are
j till wrong."
I
Daily Meteorological Report
onalnpor, nnd C. C.
ICiikimio.
Brown, all of
December 6,
t Forecasts
Medford and vicinity:. Fair to
night und Sutunlay. Colder to
nlKlit. OrcRon: Fair east, mostly cloudy
with valley fogs in west portion to
night and Saturday. Colder In the
eaHt portion tonight.
Danillts (U-l 8.MMUM)
I MII.WAUKKI-:, Wis., Dec. (I. W)
j Five handlts held up the Laytnu'
Park State hank hern today anil
j escaped with approximately $&a,
, nan.
" m 0
m y a
Local Data. ? K ?g
u 1 I '
VI j
.... no 27
Temperature iDegs).
Highest (Last VI hrs.t . f3 So
lowest (Last 12 lira.).. 21 20
Rel. humidity (Pet.) 74 US
State of weadier Clenr. P. Cdy.
I.iiwesl temperature this morn
ing, 22 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. I,
1029. 1.16 Inches.
-II. S. MARSHAL
INDORSES SARGON
l "I went to Alaska during the
igold stampede of 1N!7, spent 20
: years In that country, and while
: there, served ns Tufted Slates mnr
j shal. ICxposure and rough living
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest. VI; lowest, tl.
Sunset today, 4:40 p. in.
Sunrise Saturday, 7:l!tia. m.
Sunset Saturday, 4:40 p. m.
Observation Taken at 5 A. mT
120th Meridian Time
33 CP J
ft! S
CITT.
53 2 I
j j v 1
28 Clear
10 Clouclv
2K Clear
:!! Cloudy
24 Cloiuh
44 Clear
Hi Snow
M Clear
40 Foggy
Wi Clear
40 Cloud
40 Clear
4" Cloudy
112 Clear
f.2 Clear
25 Cloudy
4tl Clote'v
30 Cloudy
20 Clear
0 Snow
ni'tcijjso.v.
Meteorologist.
i:rc,F.F. Three men eri
Inn ned severely by Ihe haokfire
from a llrelioi of a soulliliound S.
P. engine at Cru.alte. They are:
V. I.. Itulter, (Ireman; F. J. Josi.
linker Cliy Do
llisinarck 112
llolse 4K
Denver 4S
Des Moines 44
Fresno til
Helena 40
ah Angeles .... 70
Mnr:il:fleld ..: 04
Phoenix 72
Portland f3
Hod llluff 70
Knsebtirg - 4H
Salt lakc City . 44
Kan Francisco .. 74
Santa Fe 42
Seattle f2
Spokane 31
Wal In Walla .... 40
Winnipeg
W. J
1
1 KMOffi&Mttfc-
I'.MOItY .1. HIJII.lt
brought on IndiKcMloti, const ipn- ,
lion and sharp, cut tiny rheuniiitlc
ttuini. nnd I returned to Seattle
In I !M S . wakened and rundown.
.My k1 rengt h and enern v wer' far
below par, (.ad 1 suffered o much
at times 1 whs afraid I would have
to give up my position with the!
I'flcific: HteaniMhip fumpany. Then
I started KaiKon, and tlmt Was the
beginning of my piexr-nt sidendid '
hei lib. Tour bottle of thin medi
cine tilona with Hiiriio n Pills
irenKihened and itivigiirated me.
My ludlui'Ni ion and Mouo-ah irmible ,
lire over and every rheumatic pnln 1
in rnv immIv. u fimin. Saruou rill
, rerondltifuieil my liver and entiit-ly
f overcame inv r ontlp;itiun." i;in- .
ory .. HIHer. 2M 4th Ave., HealHe.i
M'iglll IHhk ''o,, Ak- ritM. 1
Store No. 34, 226 W. Main
Store No. 55, 31 N. Central
THE CONSCIOUSNESS of BEING
a r,nnn -
HOSTESS
J rr:
J
It is every woman's ambition to be a good hostess, and what a big iiart fresh quality
foods play in this ambition! After all else is forgotten your guests will remember
a fine meal. So make the most of our food service. Competent assistance on
selection of foods by our professional food merchants and your own cooking assures
ycu a successful meal EVERY TIME ! .
Prices Effective December. 7th and 9th
PRODUCE FEATURES
DATES
New crop from Mesopotamia
2 ibs. 29 c
PRUNES
Dried Scientifically Italians
or Petites
27c
lbs.
CABBAGE
Probably the Last for. Kraut
33 ibs. : .:..-v.u.:v. $ 1 .00
LETTUCE
Firm Crisp Heads
3 heads J 14c
Seasonable Merchandise at Saving prices
PEANUT BUTTER
Fresh Shipment Just Arrived
2 ibs 35 c
CEREAL DEAL
1 3 lb. pkg. Wheat Hearts
1 3-lb. pkg. Pancake Flour
A 65c value for .... 49c
RICE
Fancy Blue Rose Head
10 ibs 69 c
MINCEMEAT
VHMHiiHi
' Brandy Flavor Highest
Quality
2 lbs. 29c
100-Pound
Bags
$5.59
SUGAR
Pure Cane
Fine Granulated '
25-Pound
Bags '
$1.49
WASHING POWDER
Peet's Granulated
Per pkg 38c
SOAP y
Crystal White Laundry
10 bars ...:...:.:'..1'l..:...35c
MacMarr Blend
Pound ..45 c
lbs.
1,33
COFFEE
Our Salei Are Increasing
Because It Is Alvtjys
Fresh
Our Special Brand
Pound . 35c
lbs.
r
1.00
1L
CATSUP
California Home Fine Flavor
U 18-oz. bottles .. 39c
HOMINY
Van Camp's No. 2V2
3 cans 25c
Qt..
SALAD OIL
Best Quality Bulk I' s
35c Gai :.$1.35l
CHILI CON CARNE
Van Camp's No. 2 Tins
cans !;'.V..ii:
49 c
MacMarr
$1.89
49-Pound
Sack
FLOUR
The Market Is Firm
Save on a Quality Product
MacMarr
95c
2414-Pound
Sack
$5.00 orders delivered free Small orders 10c; sugar excepted.
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