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irEPFORD ItSJL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932.
Escapes Bandits
ing. Refreshments, and social hour
will follow ths program. AU growers
welcome, according to the announce
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AWAITS COMING
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ANTI-T. B. FIGHT
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rir million Ohrlstms sssls ars
to b aold In Oregon, beginning the
day after Thanksgiving and continu
ing through Chrlttmu day.
In conformity with the contract
of the American Red Cross with the
K a 1 1 o n a 1 Tuberculoals association,
public aale of the Chrlatmat aeale
does not take place before Thsnss
givlng day. Llkcwlss, Red Crosa cam
paign actlrltlea oeaae on Thanksgir
Ing day.
Mra. R. X. Green, chairman for tha
seal aale in Jackson county, haa her
work well organized, and with Mlaa
Mildred Carlton, county chairman of
the publlo health work, and tha t
rloua dlatrlct chairmen, hopes to put
Jack ton county "orer tha top" so
that clinics, nursing service, pre-natal
and post-natal care, as well ea com
bating of the Inroads of tuberculosis
may continue with beat effect In
every city, hamlet or outlying por
tion of the oounty.
The churches of. the county are
asked to observe 'next Sunday as Tu
berculosis Sunday. Schools, servloe
clubs, women's organisations and
lodges are asked to co-operate by an
nouncing the dates and purpose of
the seal campaign.
Posters, radio talks, theater slides
and ether agencies will be utilised as
well as newspaper stories In tha en
deavor to bring to the publlo the
real need for their support of this
welfare activity.
Mora than a thousand volunteer
workers will give their services all
over the state, feeling that tubercu
losis, which causes more deaths of
children under 15 than any otner
communicable disease, and which Is
still the third cause of death among
tha industrial population and tne
leading cause of death In persons
dicing between the ages of IB and 40
yesrs, presents a health problem of
grave concern to the public.
The work of the local health unit,
largely financed by proceeds from the
annual seal sale, has done much im
portant service In the matter of dls
essa control and In checking the ad
vance of tuberculosis by such method
as child clinics, tubercular testing,
and prompt measures to avoid de
velopment of disease.
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' Tha Medford Oleemen will meet
tonight for their regular rehearsal.
This meeting la of particular Im
portune ea it Inaugurates the pol
ishing of tha program which Is to be
given at the oonoert on December 0.
tha rahearaals during tha two weeks
Intervening will be devoted to per
fecting the numbere selected, as only
through intensive practice oan tha
director secure the finer effects that
mark the difference between a medi
ocre performance and a creditable one,
Therefor It Is requested that all
members make every effort to attend
the rhearsal tonight.
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Kenneth Sutherland and George
Haas, local youths, were charged this
morning, In a complaint fllod In Juve
nile court, with larceny and malicious
destruction of property. The com
plaint was signed by John W, John
son. The youths are alleged to have rip
ped the back out of Johnson's auto,
while parked and locked on South
Central avenue, and to have taken
cigarettes therefrom.
They are scheduled for a hearing
before County Judge C. B. Lamkln tomorrow.
Reese Creek
REEBE CREEK, Nov. 33. (Spl.)
Erd Pettegrew returned to Medford
Monday to serve on the Jury this
week.
W. B. Hammond shipped 1184 tur
keys Saturday and Sunday to San
Francisco for the Thanksgiving mar
ket. Lewis Robertson end family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Knadler.
Leland Fettejrrew returned nome
Saturday after a few months in th
Hood River district.
Mr. Martin of Butt Palls highway
had the mlafortun to dtelocat hla
ahouMer Saturday.
County relief work began Monday.
Those r, thing work must have a card.
TV.A spelling match Armistice day
at U7 achoolhouse waa greatly en
Jod. Ammt 18 neighbors gav Mrs. Alli
son a shower Thursday afternoon.
Marshall Mlnter lost two draft
horses last week and Elmer Robert
so none, from the new disease which
1 so fstsl to stock,
Pred Lorentren was rushed to the
Community hospital Sunday after
noon. L. C. Ruaho la working on the
highway this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alleaon visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Wood fiuuday.
Rev. Stilton To
Preach, Tonight
Rev. 3. H. Stilton will speak at tha
Pull Oospel church, li Newtown
street, at 7:30 this evening. The
ptibllo is cordially Invited to attend
th service.
Rev. i -Stilton la Internationally
known, anrt before entering the min
istry was a railroad conductor on the
Canadian National railways,
' a
Indexed Dickson Bible. Tel, TM-H,
Miss Lsona Burr of Mltohsll, .
D church missionary on duty
ntar Poochow. Chins, traveled
mor than 100 mllas alone ahi
fled Chinese bsndlts to Join ether,
rafupsea. (Assoolatsd Prist Photo)
MOGULS SETTLE
SAN PRANODSOO, Not. . P
Pacific Coast league baseball faced
th 1033 sssson today with th sched
ule for th first fou? weeks adopted
a official and regulations almost
unchanged, as a result of th short
est annual directors' meeting In the
league's 3D years.
The directors, who concluded their
session In two hours yesterday, agreed
to cut the player waiver prlo from
8,000 to 1,350, effective December
15.' With this and adoption of the
four-week playing schedule, starting
April 4, directors adjourned, appar
ently undisturbed by several prob
lems which had been expected to
causa trouble.
Th admission price to games, it
waa agreed, will remain th asm as
Isst season.
On the question of limits on salr
arlea and player personnel, the di
rectors voted they would steer clear
of any agreement with other class
AA leagues. Th present, league
player limit Is as. '
Night baseball and radio broad
casting of games war left in th
hands of th Individual clubs.
It was announced th 1033 sesaon
will run for 3d weeks, ending October
1, and will not be spBi,
Phoenix Church
Plans Special
Rites Tomorrow
A special Thanksgiving service will
be given at the Phoenix Presbyterian
church Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. The
servloe will combine thanksgiving
and missionary thanks offering. The
Junior Christian Endeavor, under di
rection of their advisor, Mlas Orsce
DeVrles. will present a pageant and
tner win oe special music ana a
reading from th senior C. K.
Th psstor will give a brief medi
tation on "A true basis for Thanks
giving." Immediately following the
service there will be a social hour in
the ohurch parlor. All members and
friends of ths ohurch are cordially
Invited.
Circuit Judge James T. Brand of
Coos .county, ssslgned by the state
supreme court to hear the petition of
H. T. Hubbard and three other former
employes, for a receiver for th Med
ford News Publishing Co., when an
affidavit of prejudice was filed against
Circuit Judge H. D. Norton, by L. A.
Banks, publisher, through hla attor
ney, M. O. Wllklna of Ashland, will
In all probability not hesr the oase
until the first of next week.
Judge Brand was previously sched
uled to preside over the Jackson
county court for a week, beginning
next Monday, In the four News libel
cases, in which affidavits of prejudice
were slso filed against Judge Nor
ton by L. A. Banks and P. A. Bstes
of Foot Creek, through Attorney M.
O. Wllklns. Due to pressure of Ju
dlelsl mstters In his own district,
and th Thanksgiving holiday Inter
vening, Judge Brand delayed coming
here.
Next week circuit Judge Norton
will occupy the Klamath county
bench, hearing cases In which Judge
W. M. Duncsn Is disqualified.
Talent Fruit Club
Meeting On Friday
Regular monthly meeting of the
Talent Fruitgrowers' club will be
held Frldsy evening. County Agent
R. O. Fowler will address the meet
Dedication of th new Foursquare
Oospel Light House at East Fifth and
Apple streets, will be held Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock, Dr. Eatell M.
Jones, psstor, snnounced todsy,
Harold Robertson will preach.
There will be speolal muele. An In
vitation haa been extended to mem
bers of other churches to attend the
ceremonies. . Speeches also will be
made by Dr. Jones and others.
Oregon Weather
Increasing cloudiness tonight be
coming unsettled Wedneadsy with
rain In northwest portion; moderate
temperature; moderate changeable
wind; becoming southesst and In
creasing offahors.
Prince Auto Eleotrio
and Wrecking Co.
-v1t. 19 plate, guar. 1 yr, (8.50
Be-chg. 80c, our make 25o
Generators $1 and up
1740 N, Riverside. Phone 83S-W
DRY SLABS
$1.00 per tier
Ton haul 'em
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Tel. 631
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. THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE .
and the Anniversary Savings
Never were Thanksgiving savings so numerous. With
special prices on the most needled things for the Thanksgiv
ing dinner and the hundreds of special anniversary spe
cials, your dollar will do almost double duty.
We haven't room for all the bargains in this ad, so come
in. There are big tags on all the specials. You don't have to
ask prices
In tact . , . signing aw entry blank doesn't
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obligate you to write an
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SUNSHINE
FUN MAKERS
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of the Handkerchief (pis.O.tj, set free
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OF THE FAMOUS BIRD THAT TASTES So GOOD THIS
HOI I DAY SEASON. AND MERE5 SOMETHING EISE
THAT TASTES GOOD. -THE WHOIE YEAR ROUND-.'
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No Thanksgiving Dinner
is complete without Home-Made Bread
or Dinner Rolls. .
They are here
1 lb. loaf. ... .3 for 13c
U lb. loaf 2 for 13c
Parker House or Napkin Rolls,
dozen 12
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Special Assortment
of the better quality fruits
and vegetables for the holi
day. aasssasft-sasssass-stsasssasasaM-sasisa ..-
All of Groceteria quality
and at Groceteria prices.
Anniversary and Special
Holiday Savings
Bulk Dates new crop. 3 Em
3 lbs CiIC
Monogram Datei fancy quality,
2 lb. cellophane 44.
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Try these Sunshine Funmakera . . . and try Sunshine Krispy Crack
era, (001 x uu u mawjver infti mcao aainiy, suigniiy saiica ftquarea
are flakier and more flavorful ... And surprisingly economical I
.... that why
you should be sure
to serve SUNSHINB
KRISPT CRACKERS
LOOSE.WILES BISCUIT C O M V AN X-Y O It T L AN D (
Folgers Shasta Tea Black or Green.
ii!...... 44c
Hunt's Supreme or Del Monte
Peaches. No. Vi can, OCf
2 for ClyU
Chocolate Ice Cream Ea
Sodas . - wU
Wesson Oil-pint .can 24- QQm
quart can www
Snowdrift Shortening. 7J
6 lb. pail ; wC
Ivory Soap use it for all purposes
at the new price. Guest size 5 bars
19. Medium bar.. 6 for 9 Ess.
29. Large bar. 3 for CwU
Hersheys Baking Chocolate 4 7
y, lb. cake. 1 'C
Chocolate Nobility pkg. of Sunshine
Cookies 57 Scotch and OQf
Encliah Cookies, box asswW
Star Crackers from the OQf
Loose-Wiles bakery, 3 lb. bx faw W
Oolden West Coffee 7Q
lb. 2St. 3 lbs : ! I OU
Golden West Tea Green,, y, lb.
176; lb. 33. Orange JJr
Pekoe, y, lb. 23; lb HOW
Nallys Mayonnaise pt jar 90 it
223; qrt jar .. OOC
Knight's Mince Meat 4jl CQ
9 lb. glass jar. I aWsil
Nallys Saladtime Dressing, 9E
pint jar 156 quart ..... C3C
Kraft Phenix Cheese all IE.
varieties, '2 lb. pkg. ....... I WW
Crown Cake Flour ' 90.
No. 5 sack fc3U
Del Rogue Tomatoes-fancy 9E
solid pack, No.24 can, 2 for kwC
Del Rogue Tiny Salad Beans ten
der and have that Kentucky Wonder
flavor. Serve these for salad with
your Thanksgiving dinner, cq
No. 2 can, 3 for WWW
Del Monte Cream style Golden Ban
tam Corn, No. 2 can, 9 E
3 for 39C
Blue Ribbon Malt the big
3 lb. can
55c
The Big Anniversary Sale Lasts All Week
BUY and SAVE
6th at
Grape
6th at
Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side, 752; West Side, 428
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