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PSGE TWO MEDFORD IIUL TRIBUOT. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1932. E E OEZIO 0130 30D01 roizao Meteorological Report I TALK CONVENTION A meeting of th eiecutlv com mute of Mediord post No. 15 of the American Legion vu held at the Itotel Holland Wednesday, to dtacuu final plana for the national conven tion In Portland next week, and to arrange for the reception of the Pu. dena drum corpa, which arrivaa here Saturday. Tola famoua corpa num ber! 88 plecea and la one of the flneat musical organlaattona In the Ameri can Legion, having been atate cham pions of California for two years and on of the leadera In th national contest each year. The Pasadena corpa will apend the night In Medford, giving a atreat pa rade Saturday night and appearing aa a atage attraction at th Holly theater. They will ha entertained by members of th Medford post, and quartera have been provided for them at the Armory, through the courtesy of Captain O. T. Tengwald of the National Guard. Their reception her Is expected to result in aom fin advertising for Medford throughout southern California. E SHOWN IN J VILLE A large audience enjoyed Copco tnovle ahow at th V. S. hotel In Jack, aonvllle Wednesday night, presented through th courtesy of the California Orgon Power company. Th program waa sponsored by th Amerloan Le gion club of Jacksonville and proceed of the affair were turned over to th Junior bawball fund. A variety of seasonable subject waa shown by H. L. Bromley, Oopoo advertising manager, and Included such Interesting current event aa th Olymplo games at Los Angeles, the Shasta ski Jumping tournament, salmon run In Rogue river, tomato growing In southern Oregon and th recent courthouse dedication Septem ber 1, Of special local Interest wa th film taken several week ago of th Gold Rush Jublle In Jacksonville, showing th pioneer parade, gold pan ning activities and other highlight of this old-time oelebratlon. Several good "Kraiy Kat" comedies were also shown for th benefit of th kiddles. Phoenix Health Unit Holds Meet PHOENIX. Sept. 0 (Spl.) Pho . nix Health Unit met at th horn of Mrs. Ralph Wilcox Tuesday with a much smaller attendance than la uaual for this group. However, muoh waa accomplished In the way of mak ing clothing for distribution to th children at th Phoenix achoola in need of same, . , , Eagle Point BAOLB POINT, Sept. . (Spl.) Irene Roger returned horn to Butte Palls September 2, after several daya with relatives here. George Fisher, geological aurveyor, has rented Mrs. Blanch Stanley's houa. Mrs. Fisher arrived her Sep tember from California. - - Among thoa attending th rodeo at Lake o th Wood September 4 were: O. A. Lannlng, Mr, and Mrs. William Holman and family, Mlaa Pern Simpson and Lawrence Wluelow. . Mrs. M. O. Kline of Talent has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Kline. . Mrs. Ralph Hurst. Mrs. Poster Greb, Rose Wrtaley and Irene Roger visited thslr uncle, B. A. Mlsner, at the Sacred Heart hospital, August SI BIU Nlchola of Brownsboro finished delivering oak wood to th school, September 8. . Mrs. J. H. Mellette of Butte, Mont, and Jim and Jack Marron arrived her September 8 for a two weeka' visit with her niece, Mrs. B. A. Clark. Th Marron boy left September 0 for Sen Pranclsco. - Mr. and Mrs. Floyd V. Barrett have rented the brown bungalow owned by Mr. and Mr. George Holme. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sempl end on Jimmy of Medford visited at Mrs, Edith Wsldman', September 4. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Cslde rand Mr. and Mr. Tom Billing of Medford were dinner gueat August 80 of Mr, and Mm. Jacob Prey. Mrs. Billings Is Mrs. Frey'a alater. Mr. and Mrs, W. Aahpele and daughter Pauline visited her August 81, on their way horn to Medford from Idsho, where they attended a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young apent th week-end with W. H. Young and family, Sunday, both famlllea pic nicked at Grant Pass. . Th Youngs are n rout to Gold Beach from Brownavllle. They will return there In th near future, for the winter. Mra. Mary Leabo called on Mrs, Sarah Coy August 81. ; Vano Pearc apent - several dsys last week visiting hi unci, Oeorge Pearce, of Forest -'creek. Mr. nd Mrs. W. O. Clements left September 3 for Portland for a short vacation. ' - i Seventeen member of th Horn Economic elub were entertained Au gust 81 at Mra. W. B. Davie,' Re freshments wer served. ' Mr. and Mra. Frank Brown attended the dedication of the new courthouse at Medford, September 1. Mr. Brown waa among those seated on th plat form, and represented Bagl Point, Mrs. A. C. Mtttelataedt also attended Mrs. A. B. Davis left September 8 for her home In Salem, after a month' visit with her son, C. F. Davlea, and family. Mr. Davlea left for Salem about a week ago. 1 Permanent wave tl.00, wet finger wave (6c. Pravost Beauty Shop, 18 Laurel, Phone 737-J. September 0, 1932 Forecast Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Saturday, fair. Warmer tonight. Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur day. Warmer tonight east and cen tral portion Saturday. Lowest temperature this morning, 44 degrees. Temperatur a year ago today: Highest, 08; lowest, 48. Total precipitation since September 1, 1933, 0 inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yea terday, ao per cent; 8 a. m. today, 83 per cent. Sunset today, 8:81 p. In. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:48 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 8:80 p. m. Observations Taken at 8 A. ..M. 120th Meridian Time ' City Is' li IT 8? Bakr City 88 88 Clear Boise 73 40 Clear Chicago 13 88 Clear Denver 84 64 Clear Dee Moines 78 88 Cloudy Eureka 04 00 Clear Fresno 102 . 08 Clear Helena 08 80 Clear 80 00 Foggy 73 48 Clear , n 80 40 Clear 1 1 88 03 Clear 1 , -110 78 . Clear 70 64 Clear .... 2 48 Clear ... 74 48 Clear ., B8 03 Clear .. 84 82 Clear ... 70 62 .. Clear ..... 72 44 T Clear Los Argeles Marshfleld MEDFORD New York P.hoentx Portland .... Reno ...... Roseburg .. Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattl -...,,... Spoken .. EAGLE PT, SCHOOL EAGLE POINT, Sept. S (Spl.) Eagl Point grade and high schools opened September 8, with an en rollment of 00 in the gradea and 40 In high school. Th faculty, with on exception, will b th same aa last year, Mlsa Donna Earl of Plnehurat replacing Mrs. Paul Cantrell. The high school will be in charge of C. F. Davles, principal: Mlaa Fern Simpson and Mlsa Yetta Olson. Floyd V. Barrett will conduct th seventh and eighth gradea and will also b athletic di rector. Mlaa Donna Earl will teach the Intermediate ' department, and Mlaa Wllda Darnlell of the primary. Several bus routes will be main tained through this section. Pupil from Trail , will be transported by Oen Walton, and thoa from Lake Creek and- Brownsboro by Mrs. Grace Walker. Mr. Lulu Taylor will drive th bus for Long Mountain high school student end grsde children from district No. to. When needing supllcatlng aalsa book, flat-packs or fan-fold cash regis tsr forms, ledger sheets for bookkeeping machine or any other kind of printing, don't order from out-or-town firm and pay more. Phone 76 and one of our representative will call. Real Estateor Insurance Leave it to Jones, phone 798. BAMS VALLEY, Sept. . (Spl.) Orango met Saturday night, when contest on mental ability, Including questions on Orange progress, nes reading and th guessing of charade made up the program. A resolution asking that men and teams replace trucks and tractors on road work wa passed during the business session. Other resolutions were referred to next meeting. M. A. Sehulz wsa ap pointed a chairman of a committee to confer with county road offlclaia on labor questions. The member decided to meet with Lake Creek September 23 and put on a program for that Orange. It waa announced that the Live Oak Juve nile under the direction of Mrs. I. T. Oalllgar, will entertain the Sams Val ley Grange September 17. Rev. Stille Will Preach, Phoenix PHOENIX. Sept. . (Spl.) Rev. J. C. Stille of Trail will preach at th morning service at th Presbyterian church her next Sunday. At the evening ervlc Dr. J. P. Bray of Med ford will fill th pulpit. Special music will be arranged for both services Service ara 10:00 to 11:00, Bible school; 11:00 to 13:00. preaching: 7:00 to 8:00, Chrlstlsn Endeavor, and 8:00 to 9:00, preaching. f Wherever vou 00, vou LL ttmJ iL: MJi. C Aa-f 1 1 1 1 it hm isiaih wi i superior quality NO! FOR WRITER NBW YORK, Sept. Joan Lowell, writer, who saved Albert D. Graham, Baltimore banker, from drowning last week at Atlantlo City, still shaken from the experience, said today she would not be a life saver If It wer the laat Job la th world.' Mis Lowell expressed appreciation : at Graham' letter of pralae Issued to th preaa, but ald she did not want to be a heroine; sh only want ed to b let alone. - "It might have been real bravery If It had been eomeon else besides myself who wasn't used to rough water," ah (aid. "I aaved Addison Mulligan, corpor ation counsel of Baltimore, two dsya before, and no one aald anything "V. about It." -4- NOT10B 1 will not be responsible for further hills contracted by Bur nua Hsll. Leonard Hall, wtiOMI Doing utt one thing makes men experts, whether It't cutting down a lorert or mak ing malt.The maltsters who make Blue Rib bon do nothing but mflbe mlt .dm reason (or its supe rior quality. Distributed by I. R. Frideger, Ashland li, hi rn afj will ever "go stele." The I I Sj vacuum can keeps It 1 ? - I N, FRESH ALWAYS! I t "i K i 1 A the accuracy of trie hour-glass depends upon an even continuous flow , a little at a time o the uniform flavor of Hill Bros. Coffee la produced by Controlled Roasting the patented process that roasta evenly, con tinuously ... "a little at a time." HILLS BROS COFFEE NEVER VARIES IN FLAVOR ... THAT'S WHY YOU'LL NEVER SWITCH Florence Oravea and Ida Wood, piano Instruction. Studios 910 N. Oskdale, High school credit given : Green fir slabs, 83 per load. Only a few mora days. Med, Fuel Co TeL tii, , - You'll like mill Bros. Coffee from the very first alp! It lias a rich, exquisite flavor no other coffee has. And as time goes on, you'll still like Hills Bros. Coffee. For the flavor never varies I Variable flavor results from bulk-roasting. There is no posi tive way to roast big batches alike. One may be underdone another overdone. Differ ent flavors naturally result. Hill Bros,' patented process Controlled Roasting overcomes thatl Hills Bros, roast a Utile at a time , , , evenly, continu ously, under automatic and exact heat control. Every pound is roasted the samel Hills Bros. Coffee can't go stale I The Roasting "a little at a time," In stead of In bulk, Is the reason for unchanging flavor In Hills Bros Coffee It Is a flavor no coffee can duplicate because Controlled Roasting belongs to Hills- Bros vacuum process of parking coffee is the only method that fully preserves coffee freshness the air is removed from the can and kept out. It was originated by Hilts Bros, over thirty years ago. There is no mnglo about a vacuum can - it will not make poor coffee good, but it will keep good coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name, and look for the Arab trade-mark on the can. D C BUu area ItIS HILLS BROS COFFEE THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE No Hard Times For This Fellow 8 o 11 o SMART FELLOW the squirrel always looks ahead and Instinctively prepares for winter. . ... Proud little fellow, too, and in the fall of the year when a tinge of frost is in the air, he seems the happiest. Happy, no doubt, because as sured of a generous supply of food when nature no longer provides. . Folks, too, are like that. There's something in a well-stocked pantry that makes one look at it again and again makes him happier, a little prouder and a lot easier to get along with. It doesn't require the instinct of the squirrel to know that while the har vest pay rolls are at their peak, food should be stored for the winter unem ployment. Prices are lower than for years lower than they will be this winter; so store all you can from that weekly pay check. Provide a winter reserve. , Smart , fellow the squirrel. .' Bakery Department Butter Horns 4 for 15 Cotton Tops (cup cakes) dozen.... 15 Cookies, any kind or assorted, a dozen .: BREAD 1-lb. Loaf 5c iy2-lb. Loaf 7i2c Flour Sacks, Ige. bakers size, doz. 75 Fruits and Produce Watermelons, each 10 and 15 Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes 5 for 11 Tomatoes, crate,. 25 Fancy Celery .... 5 Cauliflower ...... '. . 10 Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. 14 Green Peas :..... 2 lbs. 13? Green Peppers, lb . 3 Eggplant, lb. ..... ..... sip. Golden Corn .. 2 doz. 35 Other Thrift Items PEACHES-Fancy Elbertas .... . . Crate 30c Calumet Baking Powder OCt (Balloon free) 1 lb. can CivU Minute Tapiooa (Balloon OOf free with two pkgs.) 2 pkgs. CO U Schillings Baking Powder, made with the finest cream OQs of tartar 12 of. can -3 C Schillings Tea, Green or TQ. black. J41b. 33S Lb. JOC a Soda Crackers. OQt 3 box fcJJC Sardines Feature brand, large oval cans, mustard or nr tomato 3 cans C3C Columbia River Salmon Celilo brand No. 1 flat OJCf cani 2 for hwli Dog Food D. 0. 0. brand. OC 4 cans C5IG Corn Meal White or yel- 0 4 . low 9 lb. Back C I U Graham Flour Sperry's AQ. fine or ooarae. 10 lb. sack stwU Bisqulck fine biscuits in a 4Q. jiffy pkg. COU Bperry Pancake Flour 4Q. 4 lb. 18t 10 lb. 0JC Charlie Younger Mints. 12 oz oan .'. HwC Goody, Goody Peas 1 9f No. 1 can 106 No. 2 can I CG Del Monte Early Garden Peas. IE No. lean 136 No. 2 can IwVi Goldan Syrup Amaizo 4 C Vi lb. can . I WW Crystal White Syrup 4 0. VA lb. can ., IOC Amaizo Oil Finest for sal ads and frying. QQf Y, gal. can 496 Gal can 5 OC No. 300 can.. ..2 cans Corn Tender sweet A Cm laalU Golden Corn-Golden Sweet OCf No. 2 can . 3 for WC Oxydol a finer soap pow der (Two large bars P. and 4Q. G. free) large pkg. I wC Coffee Z-M0R-U famous in the finest hotels. QCm Lb. 29 3 lbs. 03C fine blends. Bulk Coffeo Two very-QC ...20 and S.WW Maple Leaf Flour guaran teed bard wheat, AO. OV 49 lb. White Rose guaranteed light bread flour. 4 a 49 lb 4 1.19 Columbia Apple Cider. Bottle ...., 5c dry soap... ..10 bars P. and 0. the finer laun- duct 10 bars S-Cl Bob White Soap a Proctor and Gamble pre- Crlsco the finer short- 4s aai ening .C...9 lb. can4 I OP Dinner Set a 32-piece set in choice of three patterns $2.95 Stone Jars All sizes... Spe- CQf cial, 3-gallon pickle size w3G Aluminum Sauce Pan. 4 qt. size Preserving Kettle size enameled Comblnett Enameled ivory color 29c l?!:39c 79c Standard Oil Co's Famous Household Products Oronite Fly Spray, qt. can .'. 55 Oronite Cleaner, pt. can 29? Oronite Furniture Polish, pt bottle 29 Wax Glo, qt 59 Oronite Fly Spray in bulk, bring your jug. Gallon $1.29 V N FOUNTAIN Choice of Baked Ham with Sweet Pota toes and Lima Beans or Breaded Veal with Mashed Potatoes, Baked Squash, Bread and Butter, Coffee, Tea or Milk 25 Ice Cold Watermelon, portion Cantaloupe, a la mode 10? Ice Cold Tomato-Juice - , 56 Ice Cream, qt 35 Grape ffles cs Lydaai?(ial 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL Orders of $1.00 delivered. Phone East Side 752, West Side 428 OCaOEXOEIO 1 .AT TAI fAT rftl ocmo
