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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1932. PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Health Workers, Hostesses At Opening of Memorial Members of the Jackson County Public Health association from sev eral sections of the valley were host esses yesterday afternoon at the Alex Sparrow Memorial clinic, receiving guests from 13:30 p. m., on Into the evening. The memorial, which was tastefully decorated in flowers for the first public opening, was visited by thousands of admiring guests. Hostesses during the day were: Mrs. P. Corning Kenly, Medford; Miss Nelly Jacobs, Gold Hill; Mrs. J. C. S. Wellls, Medford; Mrs. P. D. Wagner, Ash land; Mrs. R. E. Green, Medford; Mrs. John Gammill, Phoenix; Mfs. I. E, Schuler, Medford; Mrs. W. H. Hlg glns, Talent; Mrs. Fred Midcllebush er, Prospect; Mrs. E. G. Burgess, Med ford; Mrs. Lewis Ulrlcvh, Medford; Miss Harriett Sparrow, Medford; Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Medford; Mrs. P. J. Flck, Jacksonville; Miss Helen Bullls, Medford, and Mrs. C. L. Davis, Eagle Point. Whlpples Inspire Tuesday Entertaining ROGUE RIVER Mr. and Mrs. James Whipple entertained at dinner Tues day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Whipple and son who are visiting here from Chicago, 111. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Whipple and son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whipple and small son and daughter of Klamath Falls, Mark Whipple, Mrs. Carrie Hargadine of Banta Monica, Cal., and the host and hostess. Ash poles Return From Extensive Motor Trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ash pole and daughter, Pauline, returned Wednes day evening from a six weeks' motor trip through Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and Nevada, and report very en joyable Journey. While In Idaho, they were guests of Mrs. Ashpole's parent. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Cordon of Rlgby, who celebrated their golden wedding an niversary while the Ashpoles were there. The Cordons other two daughters and four sons were also at home from various states for the party. The dinner was attended by 80 relatives and friends and was a very festive affair. Mrs. Ashpole's parents are now 73 and 74 years old respectively and still healthy and sufficiently Interested In all events to Join their seven sons and daughters In a Jolly celebration. The weather encountered during most of their trip was very pleasant, the Ashpoles also reported today, the only uncomfortable hot stretch of highway being In Nevada. They left Medford six weeks ago, traveling di rectly to Reno and continued from there to the other points visited. Miss Hutchison Gives Luncheon for Mrs. Bolton Mrs. E. W. -Bolton of Seattle, who Is a guest this week of Miss Fern Hutchison, was the Incentive of a delightful luncheon given by Miss Hutchison at her home weanesaay Bridge was enjoyed during the after noon and friends of Mrs. Bolton, who formerly resided here, invited for the occasion. Mrs. Bolton stopped In Medford on her return from attending the Oylm plcs In Los Angeles and visiting rela tives and friends in the south. She will be joined here tomorrow by Mr. Bolton, who Is returning from a busi ness trip to Alaska. They will spend the week-end in Medford, then leave for the north Monday. Brownsboro Children Entertained at Party BROWNSBORO Mrs. Monla gave a party at her home Friday evening for all the children In the commun ity. Games were played until a late rear after which refresh menu were terved. Those present, Including Mrs. Monla, BUI and Donna Monla, were: Beryl and Wanda Wyant, Donnla and Helen Brown, Eldred and Irene Char ley, Roland Thompson, Mildred and Bruce Hansen, Gerald Hansen, Louis Rohrer, Lota and Billy Wright, Billy and Frances Myers, Leland Dyslnger, Edwin Henry and the four Strayer children. Mrs. St rat ton and Daughters Visit Here Mrs. A. M. Stratton and daughters. Caroline and Nancy, who have been guests of Mrs. Stratton's mother, Mrs. M. E. Wood of Ashland, and of her brother, Tom Prison and family of this city, left today for their home In Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Wood. Miss Seabrooke Returns From Summer in Portland Miss Alice Seabrooke returned this week from Portland, where she spent the summer with her slater, Miss Bea trice Seabrooke. She has returned south for the opening of school In the Central Point district, where she is an Instructor. HOME OWNED AND OPERATED f rnone I I ' in jz 7. 603 Free Delivery Daily 8-10-2-4 We Ain't Mad at Nobody We are just giving the shopping public of Medford and vicinity FAIR PRICES, ac cording to the present market. ON QUALITY LOCAL MEATS: We also render a service that will make you enjoy trading at The Peerless Market. Phone orders are given prompt and careful attention. Veal Roasts Beef Pot Roasts Shoulder Lamb Roasts Hamburger or Sausage Fancy Milk Veal . Real Quality Heavy Lamb Fresh Ground lb. "Jl2c Peerless Butter Fresh Churned Creamery lb. 23c Fresh Dressed Hens lb. 15y2c Come Early Quantity Limited Pork Roasts Picnic Shoulders Bacon Squares Hams Pure Lard or Shortening Shoulder Pig Pork Sugar Cure Mild Cure Crater Brand. None Finer Whole or Half lb. 9c lb. 10c lb. 9Vfcc lb.i6V2c 4 lbs. 35c Lamb Stew Veal Stew Boiling Beef Breast of Yearling Choice Veal Meaty Rib 3 lbs. 14c Leg of Lamb Lamb Chops Liver Sausage Weiners or Bologna Grain Fed Yearling Rib or . Loin lb. 11 12 2 lbs. 17c 2 lbs. 25c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Celery, 2 for 9c Watermelons, each . 23c Tomatoes, 6 lbs. . . , 10c Cantaloupes, 5 for . . 10c Pickling Cue, gal. . 20c T 3 for 10c Lettuce, large, 2 for . 9c onion. WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS Srhtrtrs Entertain Valley School Teacher Miss Marie Pom and Miss Naomi Hon man, who recently returned to Medford for the opening ot the Valley school next Tuesday, are gueeta thla week "of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scherer at their country home near Central Point. Miss Re Id Returns From Visit, Eugene Miss Margaret Re Id returned lat evening from Eugene, where she spent the past weelc visiting her parents and friends In the university city. DAY FOR T Removal of the county Jail pris oners from the) old to the new bas tlle was scheduled for today, if the matter of meals for the Inmates can be arranged. In the Mew lockup, the prisoners have to cook their own meals, and In the rush of movtn;. nothing was procured for the in mate. This matter will be res tilled today by the county court. Normalcy came to the new court house today, with all offices trans acting business as usual, after a sus pension of activities yesterday, due to the dedication and inspection by the public. The corridors nd offices were bright today with flowers, re ceived from local business houses and people. The structure la now in tip-top shape, save for a few minor details, due to the efficiency and thorough ness of Harry Turner, who acted as supervisor for the county court dur ing the construction of the edifice. His work has received high praise from county officials and others ac quainted with his activities. The first sessions in the new court room were held today by Cir cuit Judge H. D. Norton. Routine legal matters and a divorce suit were transacted this morning. Oregon Weather. Fair tonight and Saturday with ris ing temperature in the Interior; Sun day fair and continued warm; gentle north winds offshore. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the EELHABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 NO MATTER WHERE YOU SHOP, HERE'S WHERE YOU'LL STOP It's as important to have your FOODSTUFFS ALWAYS FRESH and of FINE QUALITY as it is to have them LOW PRICED. There is no economy in waste. Here QUALITY COSTS NO MORE. " Store Closed Monday Labor Day Sunday and Monday will be your last chance to go on a two-day trip. Come in and select your supplies from our complete stock of picnio foods. , . WEEK-END BARGAINS Swansdown Cake Flour 26 Baker's Oocoanut lb. pkg. 20; W-lb. 11 Southern Style Moist ...12$ 38-page Recipe book free with any package Minute Tapioca 2 for. 25$ 45-page Recipe book free - 1 lb. Calumet Baking Powder 27$ 30-page Recipe book free Kipper Snacks, each 5 Fancy Imported Sardines, small cross pack 10 Pet Dog Food 3 for 25$ S & W Stuffed Olives 2 for 25$ Shrimp, Palace Brand ......... 11c Ripe Olives, Palace Brand . . 2 for 25c White Star Tuna, 4 -size 12c Large Bottle Catsup 2 tor 25$ Franco-American Spaghetti 3 tt 25$ Breakfast Syrup, ,1 pt., cane and maple 19 Tomato Hot Sauce - 5 Albers Flap Jack Flour, package 18 10 lbs. Peacock Minute Oats 37 Albers Buckwheat Flour - 24$ Milk Carnation 3 for 18 1 full quart Purex 1. 19 Blue Moon Cheese '. 14 Yt-lb. package Kraft Cheese 15 A BIG LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Fancy Early Crawford Peaches, per crate - 49 The Famous J. H. Hale Peaches, per crate 59 Strawberries 4 fr 251 P crate 89 Bananas, per lb 5$ Fancy Celery, per bunch .... 5$ Head Lettuce, each : 5$ Dry Onions, Sweet Spanish 4 lbs. for 10 Sweet Potatoes ....7 lbs. for 25$ Watermelons, ea 19c CAN PEACHES NOW CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 324 121 N. Central 4 Free Deliveries Daily Veal Roast . . . lb. 9c Extra Fancy Milk Fed Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. 15c Shoulder of Lamb . . lb. 8c Leg of Lamb ..... lb. 15c Pork Roast lb. 10c Vg pork . Hens, Fryers and Rabbits Th growing suspicion that Med ford and Jackson county is more or leae of & mecca for transient indi gent, of the Pacific coast, and the mid-west Is strengthened by the fol lowing article from a recent Issue of the Eugene News: Lane county has a new baby un der circumstances none too welcome. A transient family, a man, woman, and a lS-months' old child, hitch hiked to Oregon from the east, push ing the baby in a carriage. They were headed for Medford and rela tives there. At Corvallls social workers yester day realised that a second baby was Imminent, and attempted to send the family to Medford. A ride was ob tained for them, but at Eugene the situation became complicated. They were brought to the courthouse where Dr. Ronald Romig and a nurse of the health unit administered an an aesthetic, and the woman was rushed to the hospital, where the baby was born a few minutes later. The man seemed not too concerned at the sudden turn of events, and remarked that he and the other baby would probably spend the night at the Jail. Arrangements were made for taking care of the child, however. Mayor's Daughter Declared Suicide FREDERICKSBURG. Va., Sept. 2 (AP) A verdict of suicide was re corded today tn the case of Miss EllsAbeth Payne, 35-year-old daughter of Mayor R. J. Payne, who died sev eral hours after being found fatally wounded In the office where she worked. Named Church Treasurer PORTLAND, Sept. 3 (AP) The Rev. F. 8. Mitchell of Deep Creek, Wash., treasurer of the Oregon Con ference of the United Brethren church, was yesterday re-elected to that office at the annual meeting here of Oregon and Washington mem bers of the denomination. S AGENT'S ADVICE With the peach crop right at the pesk at the present time. County Agent Robert O. Fowler stated to day that people of the valley should take advantage of the large supply of the fruit available at the present time and conserve It for the winter months. Reports throughout the valley have come to his attention that numerous varieties of peaches are now ready for canning and preserving. Besides canning, the fruit may be dried, or preserved, and according to the agent, many families will be badly In need of such food during the coming winter. He urged that while the present supply Is available, that county residents should con serve as many peaches as possible. The entire northwest peach crop la large this year, according to a sur vey made by the Pacific Fruit and Produce Co. Personal Attention Prompt Service POnos&e 252 School Days School will begin next week and in many homes that means extra lunches for the children. We have a complete line of all lunch goods. Come in and look over our assortment. For Breakfast The mornings are cooler now and you will be think ing of hot cakes for breakfast. We have many kinds of pancake flour and also many kinds of syrup, in cluding cane and maple and pure maple. Include pancake flour and syrup with your next order SATURDAY SPECIALS Baker's Cocoa, 1-lb. size 21c Small White Beans, 4 lbs. 17c Durkee's Salad-Aid, quart size. 29c Mother's Oats, with China ...... 31c Blue Moon Cheese ............ 17c Blue Moon Rocquefort Cheese. 21c American, Pimento or Limberger Home Grown Watermelons and Cantaloupes Fresh Home Made Cakes and Pies Home Grown Vegetables of All Kinds FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY . Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday Labor Day NEW CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Steer Steer Beef Roast, lb. 12c Beef Fresh Side Pork, lb. 1 2c R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb 20c lb 2Qc Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. 25c Phone 81 We Deliver If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
