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MEDFORD lliTL' TRIBUXE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932. PAGE THREE L SALE 10 START SATURDAY With a greater supply of quality merchandise on hand than on any previous year, the annual Candle Light aale of the Jackson County Humane society will open tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock In the Main (I tree t shop, formerly occupied by Bradflsh'a jewelry store. Committees In charge of the sale vere busy today arranging the un usual offering of clothing, linens and household furnishings included In the sale list. While prices are lower to corres pond with depression purses, the merchandise Is of high quality and more varied than at any previous sales of the society. All things Included In the sale have been dry cleaned or washed and are ready to be taken Into the home, or worn. Lamps, vases, rugs, china, ac cessories for kitchen and bath, as well as a wealth of clothing for men, women and children are Included In the sale of merchandise. In the women's department are found hats, shoes, wool, silk and chif fon dresses and lingerie. Sports attire for men Is expected to sell soon after the doors open tomorrow morning as the knickers offered would be an asset to any golf game. There are linens and fancy tweeds Included and numerous suits. Each year the Candle Light aale of the Humane society la anticipated by residents from all sections of the valley aa clothing and household fur nishings are donated from the best homes. Quality materials for make overs for children and many garments In the prevailing atylea are always available. Proceeds from the sale will be used to purchase feed for animals, upon which numerous families of the val ley are dependent for milk supplies Chickens, which also add their bit to family larders, otherwise quite empty, will be fed from funds realized from the sale. - The doom will open at 8:30 to morrow morning and will remain open until the merchandise has been sold. Mrs. L Williamson . Detained in North Owing to the serious Illness of Miss Louise Williamson, tr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson will be de tained in Salem for several days. In stead of opening kindergarten on Monday trie 10th. Mrs. Williamson plans to be ready for work on Wed nesday, the 31st. Unless other com plications arise, Mrs. Williamson will be at home Monday and Tuesday and will be glad to answer questions or register pupils for the two days preceding the opening of school. Chil dren from the age of three to six years are eligible for enrollment. Transportation may be arranged and special music Is offered. A definite announcement will ap pear in the Monday Isue of this paper, NOTICE I am now managing Prank'a Sandwich Shop. 31 N. Bart- lett and will net be responsible for debts contracted by former mgr. Caro line Rongey, after Sept. 10, 1933, Fred Van Noy. IBE DEMOCRATIC I10PE ROCKY MA TOLD F. D. Tells Denver Bourbons of Victory Chances Will Carry New York State Policies Into White House ROOSEVELT SPECIAL, Sept. 18 (AP) Governor Franklin D. Roose velt, democratic presidential candi date, continued his trip through the west today after having told 110 lead ing Colorado democrats In Denver last night: "When we take over the con trol of the legislative snd executive branches of the national government next March we shsll have the oppor tunity to revise the executive branch of the government along lines sound er, less extravagant and designed for the greater good of the greater num ber." The New York governor In an ex temporaneous speech at a dinner at the Brown Palace hotel In Denver, said the government of New York state during 13 of the last 14 years had been In the hands of the demo crats "because under the leadership of Alfred E. Smith In the first In stance Its government was for tho welfare of the average citizen." "The Democratic party," said Roose velt, "has had in the past to appeal to voters with caliber and not dol lars. That's true this time. We are about to enter a new period of liber alism In the United States. People have been going back In these last three years Into fundamentals and are giving serious thought to the form of our government. "If our representative form of gov ernment Is to live. It must be based on an Intelligent vote. A continua tion of representative government along the lines laid down by the orig inal founders is the only thing that will keep It going. Otherwise we shsll come to some other form of govern ment. "If we get the young liberals In this campaign we are going to keep them for a generation. "The seeds have been sown. Go through and reap the crop and. be lieve me, the price will be greater $han that which Is now being re ceived for farm products." The democratic nominee said he felt "very confident of the result this fall." "I have been running for public office, or In politics, for a long time," he added, "and I have got beyond the stage of going out and claiming everything in sight. "I hold there Is a great element of people who believe the time has come for a change. Of course that's purely a negative vote, but there la a very definite change In the think ing of men and women." Governor Roosevelt made another, shorter extemporaneous talk In Den- E3H0ME OWNED AND OPERATED Here Are Meat Prices Thrifty shopper, are looking for ward each week to the Peerless Market's MONEY-SAVING meat specials They mean a substantial saving on the weekly food budget HIGH QUALITY LOCAL MEATS PLUS LOW PRICES are bringing new customers here every day. Courteous clerks who KNOW meats are here to serve you, too, and we feature FREE DELIVERY should you wlfti to 'phone your order. -I Phone 603 Free Delivery Daily, 8-10-8-4. Fancy Baby Beef Roasts Veal Roasts Beef Pot Roasts Shoulder Lamb Roasts Hamburger or Sausage Special Fed Local Young Beef Fancy Milk Veal Real Quality Grain Fed Lamb fresh Ground lb ver list uljUt. Boon after hi arrived at the hotel, he appeared on a mez zanine balcony and addressed a crowd of several hundred that bad gather ed In the lobby below. "This Is not a campaign trip." Be said. "I am making this trip to meet people In the different sections of the country and get acquainted with their problems to enable me when I go Into the White House March 4 to deal with them on the bajla of first hsnd knowledge." He added that "when I go Into the White House, I plan to follow the same policy that I have followed aa governor of New York and make fre quent visits to the country Instead of waiting for the country ya coma to Washington." While Governor Roosevelt was at tending the dinner given men of the narty. his daughter, Mrs. Anna Roose velt Dall. and his daughter-in-law. Mra. Jsmea Roosevelt, were dinner guests of Mrs. Ben C. HUUard. nation al commttteewoman from Colorado. Governor Roosevelt's first long stop today waa set for Cheyenne, Wyo.. where he la to arrive at S a. m., and remain until II a. m.. Mountain Standard time. He waa scheduled to arrive In Salt Lake City at 11:45 p. m. t When needing duplicating sales books, flat-packs or fan-fold cash register forms., ledger sheets for bookkeeping machines any other kind of printing, don't order from out-of-town firms and pay more. Phone 70 and one of our representatives will call. WOOL SALES LAG, BUI PRICE FIRM ON BOSTON MART BOSTON. Sept. 16. (AP) The Commercial Bulletin will say tomor row: "Activity In the wool market hu slackened decidedly. Bale made dur ing the week, however, have been at prlcea fully equal to any previously made In the current upward move ment. In fact, early In the week, fractional advances were secured on some medium grade wools, both greasy and scoured. Scoured wools appear to have been more active relatively than greasy combing wools this week. "In the west, there haa been aome further movement of wools at prices fully up to or a little better than the prlcea reported a week ago, and aome territory wool la reported to have been purchased at prices fully equal to 40 cents, clean, landed Bos ton. "Brisbane ha been a shade higher than Sydney was last week. The Liverpool Cast India sales showed the expected appreciation over the pre vious seriea of is to 30 per cent and London la expected to show Tuesday a similar appreciation over the July series. "The piece goods market have been less active this week, but some very substantial business haa been placed and the mills are standing pat on the advanced prlcea recently made, "Mohair la moderately active and prlcea are steady The Bulletin will publish the fol lowing quotations: . Scoured basis Oregon: Fine and f. m. staple, 45 iff 48; fine and f. m. fr. combing. 43 it 44; fine and f. m. cloth ing. 3739: vMley No. I. 4143. MohairOregon, 13$ 14; domestic graded, first combing, 24 ft 35; second combing, 23 3 23; third combing, 17 ftl8; fourth combing, loo 16; good carding. 34fl35; first kid, 4&O40. see ond kid, 3&v40. E PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 16. (AP) Production by mills reporting to the Western Pine association for the week ending September 10 decreased 3.597.000 feet and ahlpmenta dropped 0.635.000 feet compared with the pre ceding week, the association reported today. Production for the week waa 29, 187,000 feet, shipments 32 999.000 feet, snd orders 39.374.000 feet. Unfilled orders Increased 6.37S.O0O feet. Current new business decreased 7.835.000 feet, or 16.5 per cent, from the preceding week. The 89 mills operating during tha week average 34 per cent of capacity. The other 61 mills were down. Phone 543. We'll haul away youy refuse. City Sanitary Service. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Fresh Eggs doz. 23c Standard Peerless Butter lb. 22c Fresh Churned Creamery Shoulder Pig Pork Pork Roasts Pure Lard or Shortening Veal Stew Boiling Beef Lamb Stew ib.9i2c 4 lb- 35 Choice Veal Meaty Rib . Choice Breast 3 lbs. 14c Calf Liver Crater Brand Bacon Genuine 15. 1 C ' lb. MpHRHBnLBHMBMHBaVBiHaHHaHHBaW .sHkkkskBMBMMkkMBkWBltiBfl Legs ot Lamb vSe . lb. lV2c Lamb Chops l01 2ib. 17c Liver Sausage Wieners or Bologna 2 lb. 2c We have a Fresh Supply of New Kraut We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity. i n h i kkbsa'a an a ni n i a 1 ' Peppers, 4 lbs ...H I Onions, dry, 5 lbs '. H H El Tomatoes, lb 1 I Watermelons, each 10t? 1 1 IS Sweet Spuds, 2 lbs. 5 I Lettuce, 2 for 9 1 1 M Peaches, (canning) 34 Prunes (Italian) lug 44 IS M ffainiiifn Mil 11 ilnasn tfiiYi asT'TiM m ni'l in is day iasassssaT-tMi-a---v'' -' t"t t' JWJS rilATUKii LOCAL JPKUDUCTSJC; Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the EEOABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner Phone 20 Hunters, Attention! J Our EXPERIENCED CLBBKS are always ready to serve you. Let us help you select the foods for your hunting trip. We have a complete supply of QUALITY Groceries at the LOWEST rillCES. If you are too busy to come in Just Phone 20 For Free Delivery . Saturday & Monday Specials Jar Rubbers 3 doz. 10c Bed, Double Lip Rice Cocoa Oysters Salmon 4 lbs. 2 lbs can can Choice Columbia River Certo bottle CoSSee lb. pfcg. Balco Malt can Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon, lb. box Mission Bell Toilet Soap, each . P. and O. Laundry Soap, 10 bars , Palm Olive Beads, 3 pkgs Red or White Beans- 4 lbs , Sugar, 100 lbs 5$ 29t? ......10? ..:....17tf $4.79 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Potatoes 25 lb box 39 Fancy Klamath V. 8. No. I Watermelons ea. 1 Oc Sweet Spanish Onions 4 lb 10c Fancy Sweet Potatoes 4 lb 15c CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 324 121 N. Central Daily lb. 20c lb. 15c lb. 9c lb. 7c lb. 8c Rabbits . 4 Free Deliveries Shift's Premium Ham Half or Whole Swift's Bacon Veal Roasts Veal Stew Beef Short Ribs Hens, Fryers and Marsh's Grocery Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 Preserved Ginger We have a new shipment of Preserved Ginger. We also have Crystalized Ginger and Ginger Root. The season for Preserved and Crystalized Ginger is here and the price is very low. Heinz Pickling Vinegar Why not try Heinz Pickling Vinegar this year? We have it in bulk. It costs a little more, but it really is better for putting up pickles of any kind. Order a gallon today. . SATURDAY SPECIALS! Canned Milk, large cans, any kind, can ...... 5c Diamond W. Sliced Pineapple, No. 2V2 can, 2 for 33c Snow Drift, 3-lb. size 49c Kingsford's Gloss Starch, 2 pkgs 17c Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 2 for 23c Home Grown Home Grown Fine Quality Watermelons Cantaloupes Sweet Potatoes 1 3c each 8 for 25c 8 lbs, for 25c Home Grown Casabas Home Grown Honeydew Melons 4 Fresh Home Made Cakes and Pies FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY ? NEW CENTRAL MARKET We Deliver Phone 81 Get your meats at this up-to-date market and be sure of the best quality PORK Shoulder Steak lb. 12V2c SPECIALS VEAL Shoulder Roast lb. 10c R. I. RED Hem and Fryeri lb. 20c LARD Home Rendered 3 lbs. 25c BEEF Steer Beef Steak lb. 20c RABBITS Young Frying If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
