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ATEDFORD MAIL TRrBWE. IIEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, IfST $ 1932. PXGE TTVO RECORD FLIGHT ACROSS OCEAN Dublin His Next Stop COE301 OE301 OEZIOl js NOX.TH ATLANTIC Pilot Hops Off From Harbor Grace In Attempt to Cu Lindbergh's Time in Paris Trip Via Dublin, Ireland HARBOR GRACE, N. P., Ma; 13. Lou Reichera hopped for Dublin, Ireland, it 8:30 a. m., New l"oun1- land daylight tlm (7 a. m eastern day light time), to day, alter effect (W repalri to hi stablliuer, broken 111 randlng on hie hop from Newark If. J, to Harbor Grace. Harbor Grace vat the Arlington, N. J, apeed filer'! first scheduled fueling atop on a three-hop flight from Newark, N. J., to Parle. From Harbor Grace he proposed to fly to Dublin, Ireland, where he will pick up a aecond aupply of fuel and con tlnue to Paris. It wae at first believed that repairs to a stabiliser he had broken In land' Ing would hold him for several hours. but mechanics began work on the broken part Immediately and repairs were completed within two hours, The plane was refueled In record time. . Relcher made the hop from New ark, N. J to Harbor Grace In all hours and 32 minutes, The speed filer Is attempting to halve the time of Colonel Lindbergh's non-stop flight from New York to Paris in 1037. Relchers expected to make the flight In about IS hours. Relchers was running behind his schedule, presumably having battled unfavorable weather. He took off at Newark at 11:03 p. m., (eastern day. light time) last night. He had hoped to make Harbor Grace In fire hours or less. -f OFFICERS SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN County Jail Inmates who are ex perienced woodsmen and trackers, un der the direction of Jailer Ike Dun ford, left this morning for Ashland where they will search for Marlon Long, 70, who disappeared yesterday afternoon under unusual circumstan ces. He carried a small rifle and fears are entertained that he may have taken his own life. Long was last seen as he entered a brushy area at the foot of Mountain street In Ashland. A halt hundred Aahlsnd eHUsens participated In hunt this morning and a thorough combing of the area will be made. Coroner H. W. Conger I also aiding In the sesreh. Long, according to members of his family, has been sick for some time. It Is also planned to drag Bear creek with grappling hooks, for the misting man. - - atioclcdd Press Photn Lou Relchert, New Jersey filer w ho hopped off this morning from Harbor Grare In an attempt to act a new trant-Atlantlc record for flight between Newark and rnrlt. He will refuel at Dublin. Grange at Phoenix Has Many Visitors For Regular Meet FHOENJX, May IS (pl.) Phoe nlx Grange met at the Grange hall Tuesday night, with a good attend ance. Several tialtore of neighboring granges were present, each given a chance to speak for a few minutes. Those present were Mr. and Mrt. C. P. Davles, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mlttle tteadt, and Mr. and Mrs. Barrett of the Kagle Point Orange, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bell, oesrge Alford, and daughter Echo, of the Talent Grange. rurlng the lecture hour, the men re divided against the women, and a spelling match was held. The wo men won by two points, and were presented with a large box of pop com. A tinging contest was held, prlee being given to the group who made test effort to ting the ton; given on slips of paper. The division winning this was presented with all-day tuck ers. O. F. Davles of Eagle Point spoke on the power bill, and all gained much j from his talk. ment were served by the committee In charge, which committee was Mrs. Ed SUllwell, Mrs. Vaughn Quacken bush, Mrs. Tom Caster, Bert Stan ellffe, Ed Marshall and O. Putman. Shell Inaugurates Coast Advertising Campaign For Oil Evidencing a conviction that busi ness conditions now recommend sub stantial Invettments In advertising, aalei promotion and aggressive sales. manshlp to facilitate the return to butlnesa normalcy, the Shell oil company hat Inaugurated a coast wide campaign In behalf of Shell motor oil. Advertising space In news papers will be the backbone of this comprehensive effort, supplemented by other effective media. Company officials predict record tourist and vacation travel this year and plan to take an active and lead ing part In the beginning of a new proaperlty forecast for the spring and Hummer of 1933. Current advertising for Shell motor oil Is understood to be the opening gun of a sales drive which will Include all present Shell products and postlbly new onet later to be announced. The batla of the motor oil cam paign la a comparison of Shell motor on refined on the Pacific coast with so-called "luxury" oils, selling at premium prices "to cover shipment from distant fields and higher distri bution - costs." Rscent engineering tests, the advertisements will say. have shown that "many of these more costly ollt deposit a hard, flinty carbon" In the motor, and that "Shell oil leaves only a toft soot which ex haust gases quickly blow away." Lubrication engineers long have known, It will be asserted, that many or mete lancy motor ollt form too much carbon and carbon of coke. like quality, which gradually fills the en gine, causing knocking, burned valvee, lost power and other detri ments. No hard carbon at all Is formed by Shell motor oil, according to the engineering tests quoted. The carbon which this type forms from one-third to one-fifth aa much as the "luxury" oils Is a fluffy carbon which It Instantly dissipated by the exhaust action, "Oil testa, as reported In the Jour nal of the Society 'of Automotive Engineers, were made with a fleet of buses, operating over the same routes and using the same gasoline," Shell officials declared. 'These tests are tald to have proved that motorist who use the more expensive oils on the theory that they are 'better,' act ually are paying extra for hard car bon which tcratchca metal, reduces power, ahort-clrcults spark plugs and often causes engine knocks." Shell's present efforts will be di rected toward advising western mo torlstt that Shell motor oil does everything that any lubricating oil MARSEILLES. France, May IS (AP) Former King Alfonso of Spain stepped off a steamer from Malta today Into a rain of blows from a roughly dressed man on the pier. The Incident was so unexpected that the msn punched the former monsrch several timet about the head and body before anybody could atop him. He was arrested Imme diately and identified as a Spaniard, named Gonzales Macanares. Alfonso and his ton, Don Juan, were walking together through a shed and were half way from the gangplank to their car when Mac anares leaped upon the king and. without saying a word, struck him In the face. A policemen waa not far off, but the msn got In several other blows before he was dragged off. Alfonso stood for a moment In aatonlthment, then walked quickly to his car and waa driven away. : Phoenix Ladies Pay Off Church Notes can do for an engine coating bear ing and moving parta with a tough, mooth, friction less film, wearing aa long aa any other and holding Its body aa wall. It will be claimed that thla oil la a perfect lubricant, free from wax and aludge, approved by U? inn car manufacture and technical I tnlB m0ney by giving suppers, and PHOENIX, May 13,AP) Ladlea Aid aoclety of the Presbyterian church had an all-day meeting with Mrs. H. W. Frame Thursday. An event waa the burning of the two notea given for the building of the new church here. The two notea, with Interest, totaled more than The ladles have made all committees and guaranteed without qualification by Shell Motor company. entertainments. In addition to thla they have contributed to the pensea of the church. ARE MADE READY The county clerk's office waa as sembling election tally aheets, pre cinct poll books, ballots, and supplies for distribution next week to the 68 preclncta of the county, for uae In primary election next Friday. The sheriff's office will distribute the bal lot boxes and supplies in mid-week. The official ballots are locked In the ballot boxea. until opened by election officials on election morning aa the polls open. Each precinct la appor tioned the aame number of ballots aa It haa registered voters. The ballot boxea wilt be delivered to the distant polling places Thursday and In thla city, and other points on the floor of the valley, early Friday morning. TURKEY DINNER That Is Unsurpassed SATURDAY-SUNDAY From 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. 25' Brownie Marie CAFE 19 No. Fir St. jFf$& KOTE.-T.tM .if'(yOl - tbo he ,1.4. ' "JV V Oold.nWnK The GOLDEN WEST "drip" 'fr method ... A simple way to jf'i'wM V3 Grand coffee FLA VOR! Youc V'fiyfe'l grocer features both i j Golden Iy'tfjjk' T? West Coffee and the maker. , t.c'fliain (T Economical, tool A descendant of Elder Drewtter of Colonial daya lives at Merhanlcsbum, O.. and la 99 veara old. She la Mrs. Pamella Paddock Oates, Quality is there, so results are sure PEOPLE'S IMRKET At Groceteria No. 2 Phone 1058 Sixth and Grape MORE DEPRESSION CURE BEEF Bon, lb 8c Roast, lb IOC Loin Steak, lb. .. ., X 5c LAMB Chops, lb. . . 5C Stew, lb 7c Shoulder Roast 1 1 C VEAL Roast, lb IOC Chops, lb J 5C Stew, lb 8C PORK Steaks, lb J 2l2 Q Chops, lb J 5C Shoulder roast, lb. 9c and 11c SAUSAGE, 2 lbs 18c HAMS, half or whole 18c SUGAR CURED BACON, lb 16c Full Line of Fresh Fish at This Shop o D o ESimimny (i?oettei?na THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Lets Use Oregon Products OREGON products dinners, like Christmas, come but once a year. We meet, we enjoy a wonderful dinner prepared from Oregon Foods. We enthuse over the great benefits that will accrue to our state. And then, as at Christmas time, we resume our usual existence, and home products enthusiasm fades like the Christmas spirit. Let's really stick to it. Let's get acquainted with Oregon foods use them the year round and put Oregon's unemployed back to work. To help acquaint you with them signs have been placed on all Oregon products in our stores, and tomorrow special prices are quoted on all foods served at the Home Products Banquet. BREAD Fresh from the oven the day you buy it. Home style with the genuine home flavor. 1 lb. loaf . V2 lb. loaf 5c 7V4c Parker House Napkin Rolls or Buns. 2 dozen. . 25c -7 Dickinson's Pure Jams. Jel lies, Preserves, Grape and Loganberry Juice. MADE ON THE FARM Jellies, James or Preserves. 1 lb. jr. 3 for 85c Pint bottle juice Free Grape or Loganberry juice. Pints. 3 bottles ...... .i 73c 1 lb jar, choice of jama or jellies Free) Oregon Products and Other Thrift Items Golden West Coffee, pound can 31c 3 lbs. Z-MOR-U Coffee, pound 30c; 3 lbs. Blue bag Coffee, pound 20c; 3 lbs. White bag Coffee, pound 25c; 3 lbs. (All blended and roasted in Oregon) Knight's Catsup .... 14 oz. bottle 19c Kerr's Sweet Pickles qt. jar Krisp Krispy Crackers . 2 lb. pkg. Del Rogue Tomatoes, No. 2& can fancy pack . . :. 2 cans Feldman's Naptha oap .... 6 bars Carnation Wheat Flakes, large pkg. 18c, with premium , 24c Brookfield Cheese, choice of Swiss Pimento, cream brick, limburg er, Old York lb. cartons of Oregon's finest cheese 2 for 25c; 10c size 2 for 15c Goodrich Maxecon Garden Hose 50 feet best grade hose. . . . .$4.83 Crisco . , 89c 87c 57c 73c 23c 23c 29c 25c Royal Club Jelly Powder, finest of all gelatin desserts 9 flavors a mighty fine' Oregon product 4 pkgs. ,. Ladino Cheese a real home pro duct of quality . ,. .lb. Sperry's Pancake Flour, 4 lb. sack Gold Medal Wheaties . 2 reg. pkgs. Sperry's Rolled Oats, 3 lb. pkg. quick cooker or plain P. & G. White Soap, 9 oz. bar, 10 bars , Bob White a Proctor & Gamble white laundry soap. ... 10 bars Stewart's strained Honey 5 lb. pail Maple Leaf Flour, hardwheat all purpose home flour ..... 49 lb. White Rose a guaranteed hard wheat bread flour . .$1.17 Drifted Snow 49 lb. $1.39 Special spring paint offer Cer tainteed any color except white, ivory or cream ; reg. price $2.98, reduced to .$1.99 lb. can 49c; 6 lb. ,., . ,., 93c 23c 15c 19c 13c 18c 25c 23c 39c 95c Special Sale of Cast Aluminum Ware Heavy cast ware, priced low to introduce A Real Saving. Covered Caste role. The canvas ser charged more than three times our price $2.99 Heavy Skillet 10-inch size 99c Heavy Reversible Griddle and Meat Broiler 99c French Drip Cof fee Pot the can vassers asked $10 for this $2.99 1 qt. size .Covered Sauce aSSSSSSS' pan 99c Double Omelet Pan; a real kitchen convenience $2.99 The New Oxydol Special introductory offer to acquaint you with the new and better Oxydol. Buy the regular size pkg 19? Get a 10c pkg. free Money back guarantee Use the small package. If not satisfactory, full pur chase price refunded upon return of big package. Turkey Dinner Choice of Roast Oregon turkey with dressing, potatoes, gravy, scalloped corn, bread and butter, coffee, tea or milk 25 or Choice of cold baked ham, beef or pork with potato salad, bread and butter, coffee, tea or milk 20? Ice cold tomato juice ....5? 6th Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF DF.NIAT. ORDERS OF $1.00 DELIVERED. PHONE EAST SIDE 752. 6th at Grape WEST SIDE 428 O D o OE30IXOEXO 301300