Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1932, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO AfEDFOTtD MAIL THTBTTNT!, MTTDFORI), OREGON', FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932. IE County School Children Par ticipate In Day of Cere mony and Fun Names Are Listed by Schools Special graduation exercises for Ightb grade atudenta In county schools, with the exception of Med ford end Aahland. were conducts. In Ashland today, approximately SuO bova and Klrle participating. The morning program was held In the Chautauqua building, and a pic nic lunch was held by the group In the city park at noon. Following the afternoon exercises, swimming was enjoyed at the Twin Plunges by many of the students, no charges being made by the manager. The list of the eighth grade classes In the county as announced by Mrs uaann Homes Carter, county school superintendent, are: Jacksonville. June Leona Wilkinson, Elliot Rho- ten. Mary Jane Wnrd, Robert M, Coke, Ruby Hulse, John Milton Ash ley, Byron Backea, a race Branam Walter James Anderson, Blmon John son. Mailna Boone, Madeline Mete tar. Eleanor Helen Clark, Albert Charles Andre, Dorothy Oaddy, Es ther May Manklns, Melvln Henry Miller, Chester Flltoroft, Ida May Bowman, Albert Johnson, Buster Gilbert. Orlffln Creek. Harry Stanford Pitta, Carl Hertford, Benjamin Allen Babb, Cleo Babb, William N. Kime, Lillian Wlnnlfred Brown. LaVerna Haael McCulIoch Ray Edferd Vogel, Thelma Rozella Meadows. Mary Roeelma Plak. Clar ence Edward Powell, Lois Marguerite Remington. Marcella Jones, Junius Melyln Cook. Rurh. Wendell M. Matheny, Phoenix. Robert Sherman Loucks, Martin August May, Jean Lorraine Miller, June Evelyn Feebler, lona Robinson, Dorothy May Bmlth, Patsy Thompson, Armllda R. wler. Carolyn zuiaur, Harold Richard Blngman, Howard William Blngman, Millie Irene Bauer. Evelyn Carpenter, Maxlne Cobieign, Earl S. Harris, Mable M. Hardlaty, Leota Gladys Jacobs, Howard Kllnr (sr. Ralph T. Landing, Mildred Leona Landing. Central Point. Ula M. Arbogast, Herbert B. Brum, ble. Jot Wayland Casad. Vernon D. Chamberlain. Raymond Clark, Albert Clayton. Maxlne M. demons, ciyae L, Oonrad, Mildred D. Colby, Leon ard W. Coplnger, Herbert Crowder, Harold Cox, Barbara O. DeTour. James A. Plelscher, Carol I, Furry. Edwin Walter Oebhard. Veva Hall Ruth E. Heath, Dorothea J. Hedg- peth, Cleo Hutchlns, Harold C. Hugger, Arthur L. Johnson, Milton Edward Johnson, Marjorle E. Jones. Ernest J. Lathrop, William H. Lee rer. Jack Lees, Prancee Martin, Oeorg K. Merrltt, HaMl I. McOon sgle, James Arketl Mills, Arthur D. Miller, Maxlne Musty, olenn Palmer, Esther Robblns, Zaldee Elisa beth Bmlth, Arlene C. Thompson, Ruby N. Webster, W. R. Bowman, Hsrrey Stevens (Jan., 1933.) Nell Creek. Daisy Mule Klncald, Leslie Kln eald, Vernon Virgil Mathews, Herbert Tucker, Reevea Holbrook. Easle Point. Clyde L. Rlgsby, Jesse Walton. Olenn W. Morgan. Lone Pine. Ruth Daily, Oene Harold Poreaee. William Q. Robinson. Floyd J. Dole. Antelope. . Ruth Arena. Frank Brown. WIHon Sprlnta. Myrtle B. Wright, Rose Stsndley, Vlolabelle Morrow, Luella Wright. James O'Oonner, Olenn Standley. Independence. Anna Florence Dickey, Chester Fitch. John Thomas Hnrrls, John Meusom Phillips, J. B. Mcarath. Agate. Berntce Rhelnsburg. Jess Archie storm, Lester Earl Wall, Sherman Woolfolk. Antlnch. Marie Seegmlller. Ralph John Ellis, Morris L, Prink, Lloyd Sanderson, Des mond L. Sweet, Doran Virgil Mose Lake Creek. Wanda A. Wyant, Marian E. Far low, gams Valley. Aron Earl Case, Oerald Fitzgerald, Barbara Fredenburg. Oeorge Pre denburg, Clara Pauline Mllkowskl. Vta Gertrude Miller, Dot M. Straus. Betty M. Wilson, Eugene M. Wyatt, Talent. Robert J. Stevens, Edith May Nos ier, Jack Oulllford. J. M. Rapp. Billy Olclm, Wands, Stockstill. Cecil Wray Robinson, Edith Malkemus, Norman Alfred Abel, Myrtle Louise Kelty, Chester R. Kamberg, F.lehard Evan slzer, Irene Marjorle Mllhoan. Ellen Louisa Burnett. Helen Cecelia Brick son, Kenneth Rosen. Prorolt. Marlon Francis Lewman, Derby. Florence Ellen Baker, Shirley Lyn netto Smith, Frances Lois Webb, Wesley J. Marlon (Jan., 193.) Hterllng. Francis 8. Harris, Bernlee Almeda Rose, Josephine Olnet. Thompson Creek. Eva Armlna Johnston. Rogue River. Amy Plank, Joan Scott, Caroline Margret Blakely, Margaret Lyle Rob ertson, William J. Badley, Jennie Evelyn Breeding. Correne E. Baker, Mary Smith, Elva Preslar, Edith Oracle Lehrmann. Robert Burdett, Leon Elvln Cummlngs, Ada Belle Moore, Lloyd A. Peek, Vera Rae Pitman, Robert W. Thuemler, Ralph Lee Smith, Edsel E. White. Oeorge M, Jonee. Long Mountain. Bertha June Stowell. Malsle Adele Shelley. Apptegate. Warren Mee. Lucille Brookfleld. William Plttock. Henry w. Head. Pankey. Norman Henry Burreaon. Lost Creek. Evelyn Irene Abbott. Forest Creek. Russell Ayers, Isabella Black. Alice Lorraine Madsen. Table Rock. Margaret Lewis. Trail. Helen R. O'Conner. Christine E. Shadley. Reese Creek. Ruth Marie Gibson, Ralph Dins- more, Lyda Elizabeth Koenlg, Melba Haynes, Charles Cummons, Carl Hen eon Haynea (Jan., 1833.) Crater Lake. Leona Cardella Bena. Lefa lone Bedford. North Trail. Harry L. Oliver, Malcom Vlriel Leroy Clark (Jan.. 1933.) Wagner Creek. Evelyn Loos. Arthur L. Lock wood. Hold Hill. Margaret Francis Braden. Doris Violet Johnson, Kendal Dufur, Bar-) bara Louise Bkelton, Ralph Biles. I Lois Mae Cameron, Evelyn Hammer. I Dorothy V. Smith. Laura Arnold ! Lulu Frances Davis, Lester Lome ! Dusenberry, Frederick Oeorge Oust-1 aloff, Cecil H. Hayes, Wayne Hlggln- ; botham. Frank M. Hanson, Earl Kicnardson. Prospect, Alvln L. Tllton. Albert Eugene Howe. Betty Jane Raamussen, Oeorge Samuel Payne. Alletha Marie Payne. Edward F. LaClare. Elllen Marie Barry, Edith Leola Burns. Louis Al bert Blden (Jan., 1033.) Evans Valley. Agnee Miller, Wayne Ray. William Purrler, Richard Bernard Welde. Vernon A. Zornes, Wood row Wilson Neathsmer. Ralph Newman. Laiirelhurst, Reuben Burton Tram. Danny Ohrt. Wal)ace L. Ohrt. Wntklns. E. Dow Lewis. Quy A. Watklns (Jan., 1933), Charles DeWolfe (Jan.. 1933.) Oak Orove. Audrey Alice Barbee, Doris Eliza beth Ford, Rachel Croat, Jack Free man Oanfleld, Benjamin Wesley Han sen, Alice Ann Horner, Vera Jo Henry, Russell Laroy McNeill, Lau rence B. Pennington. Marjo Maxlne Radlchel. Donald Wayne Wright. Jane Israel. Anderson Creek. James C. MncDowell. nrllvlew. Jessie Vslene Sapp, Pansy Thelma Reed, Lynn Domllle. Curtis Lee Byrd. Helen Irene Dunn. Barbara Aurora Teague. Elk Creek. Etta Arlene Chlldreth, Lena Zlm merlee. Liberty. Robert L. von der Hellen, Louis Walch (Jan.. 1933.) Beaver Creek. Leah McKcc, Billy Townsend. Shady Cove. Wllmi Veneta Houston, Oene Welt man, Richard Leroy Zlmmerlee. Butte Falls. Ruth Margaret Caraon, James Ed ward Abbott, Ansel Conley, James Kanoff, Wnlanna Bratnard, Wendell R. Klncald. Plnehiirst. Wesley William Cox, Phyllis Mil dred Lawrence. West Ride. Marjorle K. Conger. Bldney D. Thuraton. Roger C. Yost. Tolo. Arlene Inmann, Victor Anderson, Wiley D. Davis. Fern Valley. Viola Lowden, Mary Fern Hensler, Ola May Sprulll, H. V. Sprulll. Howard. Edra Chastaln. John A. Cummlngs, Eversl Colleen Desn, Hsrold J. Evans, Msrlan E. Keep, Vern Oeorge Knopf. Mildred Mclntlre, Nellie Vlvlenne Moon. Paul Alfred Nelson, Lowell Vassen Pratt, Ardo Baler Stocks, Julia Irene Shroyer, Lola Ruth Thoburn. Long Mountain Mr. Holman h&s sheared his sheep. 0. F. Coy of Eagle Point called on friends here May 31. June Stowell spent the afternoon J with Orace Holman May 33. SECULARISM HELD O D o E DENVER,, Colo, May t. (P) College youth today la not menaced as much by Immorality and atheism as by secularism, In the opinion of the Rev. William Lindsay Young, di rector of the department of university work for the Presbyterian church In the V. S. A. Mr. Young made the statement In an address prepared for delivery to day at a conference preceding the opening of the general assembly of the church here. With the post of moderator, high est honor a Presbyterian may receive from the church as the plum, the hardest fought struggle of bsllots In the church In many years was fore cast today, For wrecker or tow service, night or day, Phone 1300, Lewis' Service. LONO MOUNTAIN, May 37. (Spl.) Tommy Coy Is working for W. R. Hoi- j man In the hay. j Prosperity is Just around the cor- ner In the Long Mountain district, It ' seems. The following have purchased new mowers and rakes: Ous Nichols. Bill Holman, Emmets Klingle, and Oeorge Olvans a new mower. A few of the farmers hajye started mowing their hay. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Klingle spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Klingle of Lake Creek visited their son, Emmett Klingle, May 33. Olenn banning and Delbert Mon- gold of this neighborhood spent the week-end at Crater lake and other Interesting places In Klamath county. Those visiting the Long Mountain school this week were Miss Orace Holman and Miss Amy Johnson. If You Have Tried Our 25c Turkey Dinner You KNOW tlmt we use the BEST FOODS money can buy. Just try our 2Sc Turkey dinner SATURDAY and SUNDAY 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Brownie -Marie CAFE 19 No. Fir Just off Main I Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s SPECIALS INDIVIDUAL Orown in plant bands ready for your garden. Keep right on growing 3l Tomato rlillilS Dozen Have earlier tomatoes plant individuals GROUND CORN, per OWT $1.45 ALFALFA HAY, old crop, per OWT $1.00 PULLET SCRATCH, per CWT $2.00 EGO MASH, 20 protein, CWT $1.85 Gladioli Bulbs 1 . Large stock to select X ff PriCfi Fancy named sorts from Also Dahlia Bulbs Priced to Sell It will soon be Fly Time. Dairymen will welcome EK0N0MY FLY SPRAY again m o VITAMIN B IN BRAN. RESEARCH REVEALS Also Has "Bulk" to Further Assist Elimination, and Iron for Blood One of the functions of Vitamin B Is to help tone the Intestinal tract, and promote elimination. Now, lab oratory experiments show Kellogv's All-II RAN contains this valuable vitamin. In addition, All-Bran hrlngn a plentiful supply of "bulk" which provides the 'ballast" needed to ex ercise the Intestines. This "bulk" In All-Bran la slml lar to that of lettuce. Insida the body, It is different from the way you sea it In the package. It ab sorbs moisture, and forms a soft mass which p-ntly clears the Intes tines of wastes. Special cook ins; processes make Ai.l-Bran liner, milder, more palatable. Another healthful element brought by All-Bran la iron. Tests show thia cereal haa twice as much uaahle Iron as th same might of beef liver. Check common constipation with its frequent headaches, loss of appetite and enemy by eating this delicious cereal. How much pleaaanter than taking pilla and drugs so often habit-forming. Juat eat two Uhleapoonfuls daily - sufficient to overcome most type of constipation. If your Intestinal trouble is not relieved this way, sea your doctor. Appetltlnr recipes on thered-and- by KcUosg PEOPLE'S MARKET At Groceteria No. 2 Phone 1058 Sixth and Grape Here's Help to Balance Your Budget BEEF ROAST px. PORK ROAST (y C VEAL ROAST Your Choice' (XJ LAMB ROAST pr Pork Roast Bacon Leg or Loin Backs lb. 15c lb. 13c Beef Steaks J"!' ls All Beof Steaks HO IY1S lb. 15c ,L Beef Boil . 7c , AC Veal or Lamb Stew Veal ojjLamb lb. 8c lb. 15c O coimommy v7i?Qsetti?iia THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE STORE CLOSED MONDAY Shop Tomorrow for Two Days HERE la a good break for those who work Decoration Day and all the other holidays fall on Sunday or Monday this year double, holidays five of them if you include New Years. Let's make the most of them Let's enjoy Southern Oregon's great out of doors in its spring setting. With this in mind special savings are in effect on nearly everything for the vacationist; while for those who spend the day at home substantial savings are offered on the most needed every-day home commodities. Let's get out of doors if we can Let's make the most of Oregon's lakes, rivers and mountains or the ocean beaches so easily reached Anyway here's hoping you have a dandy time. BREAD Take good home made bread on your outing. 1 lb. loaf . . 5c iy2Ib. ioaf , . . iy2c Buns a sandwich is not a sand wich without a bun. Doz. 13c; 2 doz. 25c Potato Salad, pint 15c TIMELY SAVINGS Cliquot Gingerale, doz. bots..... $1.89 . Jewel Shortening, 1-lb. carton 10$ - Sperry's Pancake Flour, 4-lb. sk. 17$ Royal Club Jelly Powder, 9 fla vors, 4 pkgs 23$ Norweigan North Star Sardines, . 4 cans 25$ Swiss Cheese (at the bakery) 1),..35$ Brookfield Pkg. Cheese, 5 kinds, 2 pkgs 25$ Van Camp's Pork and ..Beans, No. 1 can 5$ Nalley's Salad Time Mayonnaise, Pt. 17.; qt. 30$ Nalley's Salad Dressing Pint 13$; qt 22 Parker's Potato Chips, reg. pkg. 5$; large 25c pkg. 17$ Limes, finest for beverage, 2 for....5t OTHER THRIFT ITEMS English Nobility Biscuits (58 cook- ies) Box 28c Sunshine Cookies, a wide variety . 3 pkgs. 25c Sunshine Butter Krunchies . . Pkg. 15c Ice Cream Wafers (at the bakery - counter) Lb. 29c Camper's Syrup Pint jug of Nal ley's cane and maple) ......... 19c Amaizo Syrup, white or golden . . 1-lb. camp size 10c Amaizo Syrup, white 5 lbs. 34c 10 lbs. 64c Golden .... 5 lbs. 33c; 10 lbs. 59c Mandarin Oranges Tiny Oranges in rich syrup .... ... 2 cans 25c Crisco Finest family shortening 3-lb. can 47c; 6 lbs. ,93c Schilling's Baking Powder . .. , . 2 J-lb.can 79c Schilling's Tea Orange Pekoe or green, vacuum pack . lb. 32c; 1 lb. 59c White Star Tuna Fish, 's. .2 cans 29c Red Crown Sandwich Spread .... ,3 cans 25c Red Crown Deviled Meat . Small can, 3 for 10c; large, 2 for 15c Vienna Sausage Red Crown brand .. . 2 cans 15c Corn Meal You'll want it to fry the fish Camper's pkg. 10c Pickles Yolo brand Sweets . pts. 20c; qt. 29c Sour or dill Pts. 17c; qts. 27c Near Beer Columbia Brew ..... 3 bottles 25c Lindsay Olives No. 1 tall cans 10c Salmon Redskin brand, No. 1 tall pink . ,. 2 cans 19c Dog Food (take something for him) Pals 2 cans 15c Kennel Rations ........... . .3 for 25c Rolled Oats Sperry's, quick cook er or plain ,9-lb. sack 33c Peaches Hunt's Supreme quality, halves or sliced, No. 2 can, 2 for 35c Peaches Alliance brand (Hunt's) halves or sliced, No. 2 can, 2 for 29c Spinach Hunt's Supreme quality, No. 2 cans 2 for 29c Asparagus Alliance brand (Hunt's) No. 1 tall can 2 for 25c Asparagus Fancy tips, Hunt's Su preme No. 1 square can 22c P & G Soap Finest white laundry .t.f.i.f.i.i.1 lobars 25c Bob White Soap 10 bars 22c White King Granulated Soap (Bar Mission Bell free) 33c Flour Maple Leaf, good all pur pose hard wheat . . .49-lb. pkg. 95c White Rose a good light bread flour 49 lbs. $1.17 Drifted Snow Flour last time at this price 49 lbs. $1.33 Vacuum Bottles . Pint size, 93c and 69c Ice cream Freezers .... 2-qt. galv. . 89c Wax Paper.- 100-sheet roll 8c Paper Plates, napkins, cups, etc., t Pkg. 10c Rag Rugs size 18 by 36 inches (swimmers want this) 15c Alarm Clocks (Get up and start early) ,-..;.- .i. .i.?. 79c Fruits and Vegetables Home Grown Peas lb. 7c New Potatoes 3 lbs. Lettuce (home grown) .... Rhubarb . ....... . 2 lbs. Strawberries. . . . .2 for Lemons ..,. .Doz. Oranges, Sunkist ,.Doz. Arizona Grapefruit . M ) Tfj.aM 10c 5c 5c 13c 15c 15c 5c 25c Fountain Lunch 25c Roast young Oregon turkey with dressing, potatoes, gravy, butter ed peas, bread and butter, coffee, tea or milk .,. 'la ! (tot 4t 25c or Choice of cold meats with potato salad, etc. .,. ,.20c Tomato Juice, ice cold . .5c (Sattes c& Lyflfiai?fil S& 6th at Grape SAVING WITHOUT SELF - DENIAL Orders of $1.00 or more delivered Phone East Side 752 West 428 ODOE30DOC30JIOE QBOJ