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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1932)
5IEDF0RI VTTT; TRTBUST2, BEDFORD, 'OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1932. PAGE THREE E No change have been made In the tuition charges of the lawa or rulea regarding them during the past five years in Medford, according to state ment Issued today by Bupt. E. H. Hed. rick In answer to many Inquiries, re ceived from pupils In the smaller schools of the county, who are seek ing entrance In the Medford high echool this year. The Medford district allows any parent or guardian, who Uvea outside the district and pays tuition far s pupil, full credit for all the school tax he pays within the Medford dis trict, Superintendent Hedrlck stated. This amount Is deducted from any tuition bill he may be charged upon presentation to the school clerk of his paid up tax receipt from the pre vious year. Prom pupils, who come in from districts that do not maintain high schools, the county pays the actual coat as figured from the clerks re port at the close of the year. The complete outline of the equa tion, aa It effect Medford. was re leased aa follows by Supt. Hedrlck: 1. All pupils whose parents or legal guardian actually reside within the boundarlea of school district No. 49. are of course entitled to attend the Medford schools. The residence of a minor child Is where his psrents or legal guardians reside. For ex ample. If a pupil whose parenta live In another high school district comes Into Medford and boards with some family and attends school he la liable for tuition, for the reason that he has no residence here. 3. A pupil whose parents or legal guardians reside In a rural district or any other achool district that does not maintain a high school, may at tend the Medford high school or any other high school In the state and the county must pay for hla tuition. 3. Whenever any school district maintains a high school, however, no matter how little or how poor It Is, pupils who live In that dls'.rtct must attend It or pay their own tuition If they go elsewhere. The law does not permit the county to pay It. The high achool tuition wnicn mpqiuiu charges Individuals Is 10 00 per month, a little less than actual cost. Flying Saw Kills Man Near G. Pass GRANTS PASS, Ore., Oct. 28 (AP) When a portable aaw flew loose from Its stsnd and crashed Into his body. William Kllnkslck. 49. of the Shan creek district near here, waa killed late Thursday. The saw narrowly missed another worker after having fatally Injured Kllnkslck. NEED OF SHELTER Tha district t,ttorny'a offlc has received a letter from Mr. Irwin Dahack. recently married, asking the right to live In an empty furnished house on a ranch on Lake creek, be longing to an estate. The adminis trator of the estate objects to grant ing the privilege. Mrs. Dahaek came here a month ago from 6an Francisco, with her five children, at the alleged request of the Dahacy brothers Ivan and Irwin in . response to an ad In a matrimonial paper. She was receiv ing 9100 per month, the claims, from San Tanelaco county, for the care oi herself and children. Lest she become a public charge here, the dis trict attorney office InsUted the Dahack brothers render aid. Later, a marriage license was taken out by Xrwtn Dahack, who ts aa uncle of Everett Dahack, killed In a Reete creek still raid two years ago. According to Mrs. Dahack, she and her flock are now living in a hall at Lost creek. The structure has no doors or windows, and she requests the right to move into the estate home. Deputy District Attorney George W. Nellson said today it would b: denied. The Dahack brothers are stockmen and mountain ranchers. Broken windows glazed by frow- 1 bridge Cabinet Works. Colds that Hang On Don't let them got strange hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion com bines the 7 best helps known to modem science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will refund your money if any cough or cold no matter how long standing is not re lieved by Creomulsion. (adv.) Delivery m0 Phone 603 for Free I svt&t jr ill Bcn III its HaurgeT if Hi FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE PEERLESS The Peerless Market has made It possible for the people of Medford and vicinity to buy REAL qi'AllTV LOCAL MEATS at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Also the people of Medford and vicinity have made It possible for the Peerless Market to sell real quality local meats at the lowest possible prices, by patronizing this mar ket In Increasing numbers every week. COME IN ANYTIME AND SAVE. WE HAVE SPECIALS EVERT DAY. Pork Specials Pork Leg or 4 -j Loin Roasts I I C Shoulder ., 1 Pork Roasts 072 Pork Chops 2 lbs. 25c Pork Tenderloin lb. 20c Veal Roasts lb. 8V2C Beef Tenderloin lb. 20c Rabbits lb. 14y2c Young frying size Chili lb. 1 7c Condensed Brick. Just the thing for cold weather Legs of Lamb lb. 1 0Vc STEAK All Cuts, Tender Beef SALT PORK WIENERS ' Rni.nr.NA Liver Sausage POUND i 2'ac hoatfening Tubs. 60 lbs. net 4 lbs.. 31c $432 PEERLESS BUTTER Tresh Churned IL n Creamery 10 stOU EGGS-Fresh Extras Doz. 29c I al .1 aT-s H El ti sslf II L 4WI wj -r-i 1 J II i I J . .... - - , in LETTUCE, head 5(? SQUASH, lb iy2 CELERY 2 for 150 GRAPES 3 lbs. for lit? QUINCES 5 lbs. for 19- CAULIFLOWER .... 2 for 150 KLAMATH NETTED GEMS, No. l's 50 lbs. 43 .1 rm tirn nn A rr TTn Tt t fln a t nnnnTrnmrmi lit if I sMfm 1 1 1 XXiAXUAXj liUVAil fAWUlCL WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE I I Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE I Cash GROCERY I I W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 m a SAVE WITHOUT SKIMPING Tou ran save money here without sacrificing clthpr QUANTITY or QUALITY. Honest weights. Top Qun.lt. r Merchandise, Savins Prices plus an extra measure of conscienti ous, tiappy service that's our bid for your patronage. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FOODS FOR THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY Specials for the Week End 2 for 25c Catsup, Cal. Home large bottle 19t Local Tomato Juice, Del Rogue, 3 cans 23t? Balco Malt, Extra Special 45 PUREX, pt. bottles 2 for 25t WHEATIES, some more at 1 2 for 13 Coffee, a 1 lb. pkg. at ...19c I Coffee Our Brand Very Reliable, lb. 31 C TOMATO SOUP 3 for 22 SYRUP, in qt. glass 29 0, JLISIAA Specials Seal of Oregon Flour Hard Wheat 49 lb. $1.09 bbl$4.25 Snow Bird Flour Hard wheat, money back guarantee 49 1b. 89 Bbl. $3.50 CRM uJEST PATENT FLOUR 49lb.!l'" f FANCY DEL MONTE PUMPKIN', No. 2 can 10 MILK, Oregon brand, lg. can :. 45 LIBERTY WHITE SOAP, 10 bars 25 CALUMET BAKING POWDER .Lb. 27 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables EXTRA FANCY HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 1 5 FANCY CELERY JO SQUASH Lb. 1' APPLES, Spitz or Jonathan 10 lbs. .25 SWEET POTATOES 9 lbs. 19 Large Cocoanuts . Each 10c) POTATOES, 50 Pounds U. S. 2s 33 CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 324 121 No. Central 4 Free Deliveries Daily f'..lb.l2c Pork Roast . lb. 10c Red Fryers each 55c drawing lb. 14c 6c extra for drawing Sugar Cured Bacon Half or Whole Hams lb 15c Hens Fryers Rabbits Fresh Oysters - - w Personal Attention Prompt Service PHONE 252 ARE YOU GIVING A HALLOWE'EN PARTY Weird Witches on Brooms Will v Ride This Year As Usual For the party, we have the big red apples, pump kins, new nuts, marshmallows, sweet cider and many other items. SI. sWi You Can't Have Too Many Apples for Hallowe'en The apple is the basis for most of the Hallowe'en games and you will want a generous supply for eating too. We Have the Big Red Spitzenbergs SATURDAY SPECIALS Shasta Tea, Japan or Black, V2 lb 21c Log Cabin Syrup, medium size tin and waffle plate, both for 45c Home Grown Dry Onions, 10 lbs 13c Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 lbs 22c Whole Wheat Fig Bars, 2 lbs. 21c Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. size 29c New Dried New Dried New Dried New Dried . . , Santa Clara Petite & Italian Peaches Apricots Pruneg prunes FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRESH HOME MADE CAKES FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY Central Market SPECIALS SATURDAY R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb. ...vC 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