Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPlGfi FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD", OREGON, TRTDXY, DECEMBER 13. 1929. FARMERS HEAR TALKS i BY COLLEGE EXPERTS A goodly number of formers Ht itonderl i he farm meeting held this nfternoon nt Ihn high Hohnol under Iho direction of Dr. J. N. Rhuw, i0vH' annuul voif'i'iiinrlnn nt thn Ornpnn Asrl- hi-ld here, cultural college, and Hurry Llnd gren, In charge of the llveutoek extension service of the col logo. H. JO. Cro.nljy, poultry HpeclallHt of O. A. l, xpoke yeHterday at the high school on poultry probleniH. A Himllar meeting wax held lust evening ut Kitgle I'oint and one will he held this nvenliiK at Samx Valley. Thu cloning henwion will he held tomorrow at Awhlund. , BEGIN TEXACO Xewberg Northwest Nut (Irow- conventlon recently MAIL TRIBUNE Piggly Wiggly The finest Igjios of each food selected fbryou to choose from ew method of household buying now used in 62 citiestmdtowns Famous Foods and Saving Prices That's the program, of your neighborhood PIGGLY WIGGLY to offer you the very food items you want and price them to show you a real saving in the cost of supplying your table. Our constant growth is evidence of hew we succeed. Shop the modern way at Piggly Wiggly. It means satisfaction and a saving. Week End Features for Saturday and Monday, December 14 and 16 Piggly Wiggly Fresh Creamery Butter 2 ibs. 85 c Calif. No. 1 Soft Shell Walnuts lbs. 47c Figs Choice Black 2 IBs 25 C Carnation Milk From Contented Cows Franco-American Spaghetti J cans . 35c P.C.B. Grahams or Snowflakes cans 49c -lb. box.. 33 c Electric Corn Poppers with 2 10-oz. cans Jolly-Time Popcorn $1.74 Sperry's Pancake Flour Large pkg... 23c Jell-a-teen For a tasty dessert 23c " Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Small packages. 2 for 27c Royal Baking Powder 12 -oz. can.. 43 c Sun Set Matches Carton 17c 1 pound fancy HEAD RICE Free with QQ each 2 lb. can M. J. It. Coffee JOL Bleachem Bk ,To whiten your SaladOll clothes. Pint bottle. Quart 33 c for 23 c Gallon .... $1.29 " -. j j - CHESTERFIELD Cigarettes, djl 1Q Christmas carton J 1 1 7 VELVET, QO. 1-pound tin 7JV. GRANGER, 7cT 1 -pound tin I OC Seedless Raisins 4 -ib. bag 29 c Bananas .4 ibs. 19c Camp Fire Marshmallows 1 -ib. pkg 29 c Oranges Navels We have lots of them PALM OLIVE SOAP '. A Bars 29c A real TALKING DOLL. Beautiful ones, each ...l 89c t Make it a real Christmas with a d A A Q Piggly Wiggly Coaster Wagon iLtV A handy article for the housewife d 1 qq Folding Step Ladder, each s 1 UU ,v ,. .'1. j , 408 E. Main Street. j Tlif ninny renirfcrs of tho Mull Trihuni- will ho InlercjtPd In the winter mlvertlKiiiK caniiulKn wlfit-li lllf Ti'XaK cniniKiiiy Is lifKinnlnic linlfiy in thi iair. A xel Ih of fxrt;tiiniilly uttrnrllvi ihIh. ! Klirnfil and pru;iriwl liy tin llanff .M't.KiT AKnry will hrlp to lll I smil hern Or.'Kon mntmixtM th "New mill Hi'ltcr" TVxuco kuhuIIiip wliieli 1h now Iji-iriK fllKpt'ttHiMl at TVxtu'u Ktation.s in till pai't of the fttlUC. The ailvurtisiiiK tihtieurinK in the ! .Mail' Trlhunc 1 hut u part of ft Kreat eainpaiKn hiinK launchrd hy Ihn Texan cum.pany In the west whlih. throuKh !x 'i.mko dallies, will reach over 40,000,0011 readers. National niiiKoglncH nnd west coast farm journals will also augment the newspaier advei-llsiliK. The new Texaco advertising campaign will familiarize those who have never used Texaco win ter gasoline with the uuiek start Iuk qualities of this Kasttline. "The new Ti-xaeo vaioriz'S so readily that it forms n dry (tas, an active ! mixture of gasoline and air." nc ! corillng to I-:. A. Ynllicr. represen jtatlve of the Texas company in I Medford. I "This pure, dry gas responds in stanlly to the action of the spark. Klvinu lightning starts, rapid iiccel ,1'rllon and smooth power" says ' -Mr. Valller. Kxtra speed, extra power nnd extra mileage are promised Texaco users hy the Texas company nnd ; Mr. Valller lias been gratified nt i Hie enthusiasm In which motorists have lieen receiving the "new nnd ' lietler" gas. I Texaco gasoline is a true Taclfic coast product. Conforming In every respect with the exacting high j quality specifications of the Texas company, the finished product is j the transformation of -California j crude oil Into the nest gasoline ,that science can provide, i Texaco gasoline sold on the , I'nelfio coast finds Its origin In many of California's prolific oil ; sands. Among them are those Signal Kill. Santa Ke Springs. j Yorlia Llnila. Huntington Heach, ; Torrance. Jlontehello, North Whlt i tier. Kosecrans, Ingtewood, sher, j man. South .Mountain In Ventura county. Coiillnga nnd Fellow.. Two Texaco refineries, the Los Angeles, j Works lit Watson near Wilmington land the Fillmore Works at Fill ; more, absorb the major portion of Texaco', crude oil from those j fields. Seemingly endless miles of I Pipe lines cnonect the oil fields with the refineries where the oil Is i received huge tanks. From there 'It Is released to crude stills nn.i 1 it is then actually in the process of oemg converted Into Twaro New ano newer uasoline. ? iier ine mushed product Is renoy ror distribution It is pumped from the refineries to a terminal " teois. into lank cars ioi ran snipments or mammoth tank trucks nnd trailers. From inese carriers the gasoline I. Ho livered to hulk plants throughout the Pacific coast and from there uisiriomeo to Texaco dealers. ltlallo to He s-ent' It. mill V. W. Club or ;ny I'arty Tomorrow. j tt,H; Meeting Tuexlay It will he a real Christmas party j "A Trip to the South Kea with Jrfo's Wives, tho women's ! Islands," will be the subject of an 1 auxiliary of the I. Ions' club acting j Interesting Illustrated talk to he I as lloSUvs, and nll'the. kiddles of given before the local Ilusiness nnd 1 Medford as guests. 7 It' will start. Professional Women's club at their , at 10 o'clock lon.orrow morning ! regular December meeting to be at the Cialto Itn-nter, with Rex. ! held at the Hotel Medford next the king of" wild horses furnish-! Tuesday evening. The lecture will Ing tho entertainment In his fen-lbo delivered by a representative of; lure pit-lure, "ino Mlnck Cy-!t"e i.nion .leamsnip comiiany. t lone." of cuurse. the guests inusi' Heglnning with a dinner nt 0:30, ! present their calling cards at the 1110 December meeting promises to! door one or more pieces of clean I1"" "n" exceptional Interest to j clothing, which will be given ioi" members. .Monthly reports some needy person at Christmas! wi" l,e made by the various com-; time. . ; miltees and the latest word on the : .Manager Jules Heltman will as-j1'0'"1'"1 convention will hn nn-l sat the ladles in the receiving ",ouncel1 ty '"resident Maml K. line und make the young guests I 'h"pman, Wlnill(l nl lilu hiinua whl.. I, l.. l.r ! donating, along with the picture Kasrlcx to Hold toll Cull Thursday "Why I Am Allowed to Live,' ff.f IttA I... nersimfillv vl .tiwl..,l I... t r i I Trowbridge, publicity chairman fori"'1, N,hJ''0t of. a st,,'",H "r the party, to nil the schools ofl!',"k" K v,;n ,,y 'Pm'' ' .Medford during the past week "l '"elr nnnual roll And she wants I. known that If!;"1 'TH" ' ""'L"1 ",e there are any liitle girls or hoys I U"e. '''"I,''""' Thursday who have no, as vet heard about IT """"""" "T'" the party, this no lee In , , Z I '"''"' necessary, there Tribune is . serve as their Invlta 'l i ""J"' r"0f n!. lion. ...... ,.. wjll bring basket lunches, and the men. who will he measured for aprons nnd fined in proportion to waist measurements, will climax Miss Weeks, Mi's, I'lirdln . ' HoNltss Uiidge Dliiner. ItuslfetM nl i'n,l ,fii.n.iil.in(, V.,tn tide berries und tall red and ..e'e i l"'K''am by washing dishes. lighted tapers formed an impres sive scheme of decorations for the enjoyable bridge dinner given nt the Hotel .Medford lasti night hy .Mr. U l'urdln and .Miss Gertrude Weeks. Following the dinner the large Miss 1'ein'll IteiNirtcil Inipniveil in Jlcalth. -Miss Irva Fewell high school reporter and Mail Tribune society editor during the week, who has been seriously ill at the Sacred EXPECT SOUSKYS SPEND CHRISTMAS E A letter received yesterday at the Crater Uike National park office here from .Mrs. K. c. Solinsky. wire of the park superintendent, states that the family are enjoying the;r temporary residence in San Fran cisco, despite the fact Ihnt herself nnd their young daughter Jane had suffered severe attacks of flu. and lhat Superintendent Sollnskv has Wen laid up with an Ktlack of the same ailment for several days. The Solinskys have been resid ing nt Kan Francisco ever since November 4th last, because of tile superintendent, who is tin expert timber siTilef, being engaged In the work, with n legal adviser, to e-i tnbllsh a policy for the acquisition ' by the national parks system of nil of the private holdings Inside if losemlte National park, which work entnll hi alternating his time between western headquarters: of the national parks nt San Fran cisco and Yosemlte park, until f.h- Ished. There are S.f.Ofl acres of the fin-! est suuar and other pine In cr.ll-. fornla located In Vosemlte park. nnd there was hardly any need of Miperintemlcnt Sollnsky making a survey of this timber on private holdlncs In the park, because he pcrsom,lly knew1 every tree throtiiih his long service In Vosemlte iarit 1 it Is understood that All of the? private holdings have been gather ed In one ownership for sale to the national parks system as soon as the method for the exchange cn be arrived nt. It Is not known here Just how soon this will he. hut from the fart that some time ago 'Superin tendent Sollnsky ordered a Christ mas trre for their home on Queen Anne avenue In this city. It H thought that the family will re-1 turn to Medford In time to spend Christmas here. number of guests repaired to the!1"1"'1 h,,sl'""l. "' enmplica niezznnlne floor of the hotel, l"""1' f,,ll,m''"K n appendicitis where the Christmas season was "I'ation. is reported to have ex also very much In evidence. nnd l' ' l-nced the first drop to normal spent the remainder of the even-1 "f '""eratur since her confinement ing nt bridge. High score .for the:lh,;re' s', s"" un:l,"' to evening- was held l,v Mrs. K visitors, hut has been the recip Schmidt, while Mrs. A. B. Cun-; lent of a weaUh ' beautiful ' nlnh,m j I era. notes from friends nnd class Deviating a hit from the gene- m,,tos nn'' " ,le,UKe of "none mei,-j ably to the enjoyment of the guests was the awarding of two consolation gifts. These were given to Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Will An drews. Student Hoc?; Ounce Tonight The annual high school student body dance given hy the Associat ed students in honor of the foot ball team will he held In the high school gym tonight beginning at 8:30. The main feature will he the presentation of football letters hy Coach Hagan. Parents, alumni, nnd ex-students J Sorghum Sorghum made in the Rogue River Valley, an it sure is good. Full $1 .40 gallon i rnllpw Women's lIiil Will MiN't Tomorrow. The Kofrue River Valloy Colleo Women's cluh will meet nt tho home of Sirs. Letnnd Mentzer on West Second street, tomorrow afternoon. 4-4 1-T. A. Institute .U HoW Med rord. . Attention 1h again drawn to the fact that the P.-T. A. institute will he held at the Hotel Medford Saturday, December 14. This, m an all-day meeting, being conduct ed hy Mra. Roe, national P.-T. A. worker, and Mrsi Brice, state pre.-l- rlnnt Mrs Vnrmn I'mttiac enuntv are especially Invitetl Students ) 1res;rtenti urffe8 a fu nlt;ndan(J.. will ho admitted only by student body ticket. Music will be furnished by the Melody Hoys, nn orchestra comf posed of the following high school boys: De Loss Gilbert. Charles Whillock. Peb Stone, Berle Thorn ton, nnd Boh Kmmens. i The committees In charge are: Program. Merland Toffelson and Dorothy Whitman; decorations, Geraldlne Latham, Sihy Harrell, Roberta Stearns, MArjorie Mar shall, Grace Glanger. Alberta Knlps, Margaret Osenburg, Allci Case, Kdna Allen. Jean Prock, Fred Oolvlg, Robert Kelly, Junior Porter; clean-up: Leon Hrown, Harvey Stump. Stanley Smith, Phillip Stone; refreshments: Olive Lantis. Adra Kd ward-, Florence Peterson nnd Pnuline McNeill. Musical (Vmcilv St. Mary's Monday. A musical comedy with n sprlnk ling of pathos is 'Santa CIhus' Di lemma.' a musical play in two acts which will be. presented In the auditorium of St. Mary's academy Aionimy nigm, m'ginmng ai b:iu. Mnr than 60 students, most of Luncheon will also be served at the hotel. The Daughters of Veterans will meet at the Armory at 8 o'clock this evening. All members are urged to attend. Officers for 1030 will be elected. ' PELKEY TO MEET Medford and southern Oregon boxing fans will be given the op portunity of seeing Ray Pelkey. Oakland, Calif.. who defeated Gene O'Grody of Ashland in a Portland fight recently, take part In a main event bout in Medford ) next Friday, meeting Willie Feld- j man. New York City fighter who has been in Oregon for the past few weeks, nt the armory. , Fold man has been fighting at Klamath Falls and has been vie- Inriniia (n nil rt hid hnnlii ITa iu them in the school of music will regarded as one of the fastest men j iaKC part in tne production. Clio- ever seen in the state, hut will run rus, solo and Instrumental music against one of the best light will be Interspersed with the dla logue throughout the two interest ing nets. The orchestra will play variity of famous Christmas nil's during the evening. The pub- heavyweight fighters on the Pa cific coast In meeting Pelkey. who was champion of the United States army In Siteiia for several years. There will be a good supporting lip is invited and a nominal ad- card of preliminaries. Promoter mfdn will bp taken nt th door, .loe HtekersMff announced tniiay. CARLTON SEES GROWTH IN TELGRAPH PROFITS Ni:V YORK. Dec. U. A Newcomb Carlton, president if the Western Cnion Telegraph com pany, estimates that 1929 earnings will amount to I H.lHHUtttrt. Ksrn ings In totaled Mi,3T3.6S?. ECONOMY Fis h and Meat Market TURKEYS ARE CHEAPER and everyone can afford one for Christmas Dinner Order Early and (Jet Your Choice CHOICE STEER BEEF SPRING LAMB MILK FED. VEAL YOUNG PIG PORK RHODE ISLAND RED ROASTIN CHICKENS FRYERS AND HENS RABBITS PURE PORK SAUSAGE IN BULK PORK LINK SAUSAGE FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE SPECIALS Short Ribs of Beef, lb 17i Eastern Bacon, lb 2SV2? Short Shank Picnics, lb... 22c NICHOLS & ASHPOLE Phone 46 ' ;' ! 206 E. Main JONES CHAIN STORES 36 South Central 3C WHY PAY MORE ? Flour Sperry's Carnation. Milled from the finest eastern wheat. , 49-pound $ "I ."69 sack I - Chili Van Camp's Chill Con Carne. Kraut 6 cans for .79 Van Camp's kraut. In No. ' 2'2 cans. Every can guaranteed. G No. 2', cans .69 Chocolate Baldeman's ground . choco' late. A healthful drink for children. Full pound can Grahams Graham Crackers. Packed in wood bcxes. , 4X- lb. box.. .70 String Beans Extra quality standard string beans. In Nc. 2 cans. $1 .12 .25 Squash .02 Starch Amaizo. starch. Either corn or gloss. Shortening Opal shortening. Made under U. S. inspection. Large $1 .19 pa" :' JL Sweet Potato squash. Fully matured. Whole or half. Per pound Oats .32 H. O. oats. Either quick or regular. Large package Salt Shaker salt in 2-pound handy can. Plain or iodized. 3 packages for 6 cans .25 3 2-lb. cans .. .25 Pork Sausage P"urV"pork"Yausag'et Season.'' ed and ground country style. Pork Chops Pork chops cut from corn- j . fed pigs. , . Corn Meal Sperry's corn meal. Either kt white or yellow.". i Per pound ... .20 Per pound .25 10-pound sack .39 Peas Tea Soap A high grade standard pea. Guaranteed to satisfy. Lipton's tea. In either green or black. Palm Olive toilet soap. Best for the skin. 6. large cans .79 Full -lb. package .... .20 4 generous bars .25 Sardines Baking Powder Ught GIobes. Sardine in mustard or tomato siuce. 6 large oval tins .79 National Mazda Globes. The Royal Baking Powder. You best globe' made. know it to be good. Full $.15 Each 5-lb. can ... .20 Oleo Corn They don't make it any bet ter. Every pound guaranteed. Rin&o Granulated SoaD. for A standard corn of quality. kitchen use. Per" pound .15 2 regular No. 2 cans ... .25 2 regular size pkgs. ' Soap !d Soap .28 Soup Soap Walnuts Van Camp's soups are made Crystal White soap. The Fancy California walnuts, of the finest ingredients. You ideal laundry soap. Buy them for Christmas, will like them. 6 regular cans .49 10 large bars .35 3 pounds for .74 Old Dutch Catsup Wheat Flakes One of the" finest cleaners Libby's fancy eastern citsup. Sperry's wheat flakes. Buy money can buy. Ycu will like It. them by the sack. 6 cans .38 3 regular size bottles .54 10-pound sack .49 JONES CHAIN STORES 36 South Central