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TEDFORD MAP- TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 PAGE THREE Young lolks of trte First Method ist church tonight continue the dis cussion of the use and control of alcoholic liquors at 6 :30 o'clock. Much interest has been shown tn the matter. "What Method of Control of the Liquor Tralfic Have Been Tried, and With What Results?" la the question for consideration. Hugh Shurtleff Is the leader. Carl E. Grant, dUtrlct manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance com pany, will be guest speaker, and ad dress the attendants on "Liquor and Long Life," from the standpoint of life Insurance. Several of the young folks will take part In the discussion pro and con of the methods of control of liquor. Including local option, the Canadian system, the Bratt or 8wedlsh system, and national prohibition. Special musical numbers will be given by Mrs. L. M. Cr&in, pianist. I and Mr. Cram and George Bennett, vocal duet. Miaa Mary Rose berry leads the opening song program. Young folks cordially Invited. Obituary Eleanor Ana Bailey, formerly of Eagle Point, but recently of Phoenix, died laat night t the home of her daughter. Mra. O. T. Morgan. She la survived by one son. James W. Bailey of Harlan. Iowa, and a daughter. Iols McMahan of "Wapato, Wash., also two alstera and two brothers In the east. Puneral arrangements. In charge of Conger's funeral p'Arlora, will be an nounced later. Hunband Found Guilty Fred Stlmaon was today found guilty of assault and battery charges filed by his wife, Lydla Stlmson, and was fined 25, In Judge Olenn O. Taylor's court. The sentence was sus pended by the Judge with the under standing that Stlmson cease such assaults, and support his wife and two children. AWARD DENIED HEAR! BALM SUIT A verdict favoring the defendant and denying Miss Marguerite Klrk- smlth of Seattle heart balm In her breach of promise cult for aai.OOO against Robt. W. Frame of Centr.il Point and Phoenli, was returned by the circuit court Jury and opened by Judge H. D. Norton this morning. The Jury went out at 7:50 o'clock last night and brought in a ea!cd verdict at 10:30. Testimony in the case was completed yesterday after noon, following a two-day session of the court, and the arguments, completed at 8:30 o'clock. The Jurors were asked to return after dinner to receive the Judge's Instructions. Tile courtroom was filled for the trial both days. Miss Kirksmlth was rep resented by Attorney Ralph Hammer of Seattle and A. P. Johnson of port land, and the defendant by IXn Newbury of thla city. I COAST HIGHWAYiPLANS FOR FUTURE State highway department, assisted I by state police, yesterday conducted a 24-hour check at the Redwood Junc . tlon, stopping all cara In each dtrec ! tlon. The highway department had ! men obtaining Information ooncern i lng truck operations, with the state police stopping the vehicles, and checking on licenses. Mr. Breaker of Salem, in charge of the department at Salem was in Med ford yesterday and conducted the count. Look! Extra special for Friday and Saturday, new knit dresses at 1.95. A real bargMn. The Band Bo & Shoe Box. The Community Chest board, altho the organization will not carry on an active campaign this year, will re main Intact and reaoy for service. It was announced today, following a meeting of the board Iwt night. The organlration will be ready for work If an emergency arises and will be ready to carry on next year, it was stated, when it Is felt the need for the chest will again be realised. Spe cial effort will be made to collect outstanding pledges In order to meet obligations already contracted. Those owing the Chest are urged to pay as soon as possible. The decision made 1 to abandon the campaign this season Is expected to act as a year's mora torium, the board members stated, and not as & permanent closing of the Chest program. Broken windows glazed by Trow 'irldge Cabinet Works. AdmlnUlmtr" Xotlre Ui Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed hy the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, administrator of the estate of Ella May Maxmhi, deceased. All persons having claim against said et&t a.e hereby notified to present the same duly verified, lo the under signed adinint..trator at his office n the Med ford National Bank Building. Med ford. Oregon, within six months from the dai of this notice. Dated October 2 1st. 1933. 0 US NEWBURY, Administrator of the Estate of Ella May Maxson. deceased. Kecu(or'i Nutlce to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, executor of the estate of Thomas P. Nichols, deceased. Ail persons hsving claims against satd estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, to the under aigned executor, at the office of Ou Newbury. In the Med ford National Hank Building, Medford, Oreron within six months from the date of this notice. Dated October 31st, 1933. THOMAS L. FARLOW. Executor of the Estate of Thomas T. Nichols, deceased. You haven't realized Just what a whale of a difference there Is In meats unless you've tried PEERLESS QUAL ITY MEATS. We are prond of the high quality of the meats we sell and proud of our steadily Increasing patronage from discriminating southern Oregon shop pers. LOW PRICES, too, are a Mg Incentive for buying here but we dont let price Interfere with Q.VAMTY. Just try our meats this week see for yourselves you'll save money, too! ftf ofcteg 9 THERE'S A LOT OF I toinfto W DIFFERENCE IN MEATS 1 or swij m ll i$c0 '"rill SSI - tffcaU ft REAL SPECIALS on Smoked Meats Bacon lb. 14V2 Fancy, Mild Cure Squares lb V6c' Fat Backs Same Cure a Bacon, Fine for Seasoning Mams lb. IJ1 Sugar Cured, Whole or Half Pork Roasts lb. sy2c Shoulder Pig Pork, No Shanks Pork Steaks ib. 10c Lean and Tender Pig Pork ?u 4 li. 33c Lard SALT PORK WIENERS BOLOGNA Liver Sausage no 4 9c &3 Tubs, 60 . r,ei PEERLESS BUTTER Ib. 23c Fresh Churned Crep.ir.Kry EGGS-Fresh Extras Doz. 29c Onions 5 lbs. 8 Lettuce 7 head Peppers 4 lbs. H KLAMATH NETTED GEMS, No. Is Sweet Spuds 6 lbs. 17 Oranges 2()C doz. Apples Spitf B lbs. 14? .-. M lbs. 43 ivsw lit; ow .am r gragaggi we feature local productsj: WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economise ait the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY w a nnr.T.nWiV "nwripi- Phone 20 SaBSaBSBBSMiSMMSJ I 11 r FOOD Economy . . . YES! Just Use Your Phone Tiisty, QUALITY FOODS at. the LOWEST PRICE . . . almost at your finger tlpa. . EXPERIENCED CLERKS to fill your order. FREE DELIVERY. No longer la service a luxury . . . Just shop the Rellahle way. Phone 20 Week-end specials Krispy Crackers .... .2-lb. pkg. 23c (Free Pilule with eaiti pits.) 2 for 25c Fancy Pumpkin, Large oan -i2 Minced Olams, 2 for 29 Cove Oysters, can10 Cal. Home Catsup, large bottle Ifty Wheaties 13 2 for the price of 1 Clams, baby whole .. 2 cans 25 St. Beans, fancy local new crop Can 10 Jello (balloon free) 3 for 22 Candy, plain mixed, lb. Chocolates, lb 19 Peets Washing Powder, nied. size 19 (Small package free) Liberty White Laundry Soap 10 bars 25 Hard Wheat Flour, 49 lb $1.13 Pearls of Wheat Carnation WHEA Ml Thm Helping Hand" Vp Growth Hill" mm l FREE OFFERi A Dri-PUb" ff Towel In Mara tat m paekac top. IV Aikaaabout thUaperlalllmltedoiW. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Sweet Potatoes - 6 lbs, 12 Squash (We cut them) Lb. Local Cauliflower Per head 1 0 Bananas - - 4 lb. 2f) Individual Squash Each 5 Local Spinach - 3 lbs. 25 BACON Morrell'i Sugar Cured lb 14c CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 324 121 If. Central 4 Free Deliveries Daily Fancy Fat fl Cf 5c extra each HENS TP for drawing Shoulders of LAMB lb 8c Shortening 3 lbs. 25c Pure Vegetable Beef Roasts lb. 10c Fancy Steer Beef Hens Fryers Rabbits Fresh Oysters Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 Candied Cherries and Pineapple The new Glace Cherries and Pineapple are now on the mar ket; also new Candied Orange and Lemon Peel, new Can died and Preserved Ginger, new Layer Figs; in fact many new fall items are now ready for you. Extra Fancy Pears in Half Boxes We have the Extra Fancy Bosc, Anjous and Cornice in Half Boxes. Prices are lower this year and the quality very fine. Send a half box to your friends back east. SATURDAY SPECIALS New Crop IXL Almonds, lb. 17c Diamond W. Golden Bantam Corn, 2 cans . ! 29c Corn Meal, 9-lb. sack 21c Large Bottle Clorox, quart size 19c Edgemont Crackers, 2 pkgs 27c Be sure to Home Grown Get a Package of T-1 , Jf rruits and ounshine 3T , , Krispy crackers L vegetables With the entertaining Free Pus- Jr Home Made CdkeS zle, and Magic Game,. and PieS Experienced Salesmen to Serve You All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person. FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY CENTRAL MARKET SPECIALS SATURDAY R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb. . . 20c v Beef Pot Roasts, choice cuts, lb. 10c Pork Shoulder Roasts, per lb. . . 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. for 25c Pork Steak, 2 lbs. for 25c New Sauer Kraut, per quart . . . 10c Phone 81 We Deliver If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
