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irTTDFOTtD MAIL TRTBTTNE, irEPFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEPBET? 23, 1932. PAGE THREE VOLSTEAD REPEAL HELD VITAL NEED WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. (AP) Representative Snell of New York, Re publican boue leader, today urged adoption at the abort session of con gress a resolution to repeal the 18th amendment. Speaker Garner baa said be hoped and expected congress would legalize beer before the new year. Snell, long ranked as a friend of the prohibition amendment, told newspaper men the people of the country would not be satisfied with beer of small alcoholic content. "There Is no question In my mind . that the people of the country are not satisfied with the 18th amend ment," he aald. "Not only the weta but the real temperance people believed that some regulation of the liquor traffic would be better than the speakeasies we have at present. "The best way, to my mind, to han dle this Is for the house Judiciary committee to Immediately bring up for consideration a constitutional amendment along the lines of that proposed by Senator Carter Olass, of Virginia, In the Senate last year.M The Glass proposition provided for the federal government to retain con stitutional power to protect dry states from liquor Importations, and to out law the saloon. "I would vote for such an amend ment," aid Snell. "The Glass amend ment Is almost exactly In accord with the wet plank of the Republican plat form. "We should get action at the earliest possible time and the quicker we get the prohibition question out of Washington the quicker we can give Intelligent consideration to the big economic problems confronting this country." Snell said he would want to see the proposed Democratic beer bill be fore he committed himself on It. . PORTLAND, Not. 25. vPr An up ward trend In commodity prices, sug gesting improved labor and economic conditions, was seen here today. An advance In butter early this week carried Portland prices to the highest point in the United States. An increase In cheese quotations fol lowed. For trie first time In a very ex tended period, advances in canned salmon have been made, brought about by the greater call for the bet ter grades which for months had been more or less neglected. Prune prices are advancing In spots with all indications pointing, to fur ther betterment. STABILIZE WHEAT CALOART, Nov. 25. (AP) The do minion government was requested to convene a world wheat conference In a resolution approved at today's ses sion of the Alberta wheat pool's an nual meeting. Delegates believed such a conference would lead to sta bilized wheat prices and solve the present marketing problem. The leading wheat-exporting coun tries of the world would attend the proposed conference. They would be Canada, Australia, United States and Argentina, who control 87 -per cent of the world export wheat supply. "The resolution, .unanimously ap proved by the pool delegates, referred to the serious plight of the wbeac farmer, due to the drastic drop in prices and the lack of markets for his product. The delegates believed' only by co-operation between the flour ex porting countries could a solution to the problem of markets and low prices be found. 4 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED If you want to save money as yon never tiave before, this Is the place for you to shop. We are proud , of the savings we can offer you, but we are prouder still of our HIGH QUALITY LOCAL MEATS. Phone 603 Free Delivery Daily at 8, 10, 2, 4 After Thanksgiving Specials on Genuine Lamb LegS fine for roasting b. 9y2C SteW lb. 5C Steaks tender 2 pounds 17c Shoulder Roasts pound 6y2c 712 Beef Pot Roast prime beef Veal Roast milk fed - H&mbuvgev or Sausage Pork Roasts fresh picnics lb. 6y2c Pure Lard fresh rendered 4 lbs. 32c Shortening 4 lbs. 31c Pork Leg or Loin Roasts lb. liy2c MINCE MEAT THIS IS MINCE ft 11 n PIE. SEASON ID. jyC EGGS, fresh extra Dozen ..... 30c Veal Chops nice small Baby Beef Steak sirloin ort-bone Pork Chops rib or loin Bacon Crater Brand, mild cure LINK SAUSAGE little pig 2 lbs. Center Cut HAM Puritan mild cure 2 slices lb. 10c 23- Bacon fancy light breakfast lb. 14y2e Baby Beef Swiss Steaks 1L 4 V Baby Beef Loin Tip Roasts ID. I 0 Veal Stew tender breast, milk veal lb. 5c Skinned Hams Puritan half or whole lb. 13y2c Fresh Liver pound 5c Lettuce . . 5c head Cauliflower . .5c head White and Red Beans 4IbsI9c Onions 5 lbs. 7c Dates.: 2 lbs. 23c Spuds, No. Is 50 lbs. 45c . . - . i GIRL GOLFER, 1 4, I TDURNEY WINNER DALLAS, Te. (AP) Youth will bs strwl and Bstty Jameson. 14- year-old Dsllas school girl Roller. Is living proof ol the age-old proverb. Tbta !awle, who knows ell about the fairways and greens but little about bunkers and traps because she la seldom In the rough, holds three gold titles. She recently won the Texas mu unlclpal championship for women, and followed through by beating a redoubtable field for the Dallas city championship. Then she sdded another congest by winning the Dallaa Lakewood Country club championship, putting together a 41-4283 in the finals about her average game on any course. Husky for her age. Miss Jameson hits a long tee shot, is accurate with her approach clubs snd a fine putter. She is ranked with Anlela Oor czyca of Fort Worth, and Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallaa as one of the three best shot-mskers In the section. SWEETER BEETS ARE FARMER'S OBJECTIVE LANSING. Mich. (AP) "Swet'ter" sugar beets this year, with higher sugar content, will mean more cash to meet the mortgage and pay for farm Improvements. It Is estimated that the Michigan sugar beet crop this year will be worth close to $8,000,000. ThB nrnhfthln avfratra uisttH I. in tons to the acre, and a return of 16 per ion is 10 recast, giving a cash re turn mt 860 an acre Th m.voni- average has been $56.81. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Nov. 36. (Spl.) Mr. Gene Blackford left Monday by motor for Dorrls, Cal., for a brief visit with her brother, Joe Collier, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Owen and grandson, Ouy Jr., of Portland re cently moved to Central Point and have taken apartments with Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Purkeypll. Mr. Owens Is a son of Mrs. Julia Owens and re sided her several years ago. They are well known here. Mesdamea Es tells Cobb and Msttle Smith were Tuesday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ksllatrom of Phoe nix. Mrs. Kallatrom has been HI for several weeks from an operation some time ago and is slowly recover ing. Quests entertained at Mr. snd Mrs. Edward Fsrra's November 10 were Miss Alice Hanley. Miss Claire Han ley. Miss MolUe Brltt and Mrs. Mayme Day Nelson of Jacksonville. Security Benefit association la hav ing several members from Medford added to the council, Mrs. Case bolt and daughter, LUUe Belle, of Medford were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hllkey. Barbara Davis spent last week In Salem visiting friends. J. H. Terrltt, whose health has been poor for some time, Is rapidly regaining strength and vigor. their sister-in-law and sister, Miss ! Alice Hoefs. I John Devlin of Portland u visit. na his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrslt of Applegate. Mr. Devlin was a former resident. Clint Dunnlngton made a business trip to Klamath Palls Wednesday. Mrs. Otto Nledermeyer snd children, Joyce, Charlotte Ann and Richard, visited friends here Sunday afternoon. MJ. Snd MT!. Hnrv Man kin. nf Sterling district were here Friday en uuta 10 meaiora to see Mrs. T. B. Bell who was Injured that morning in a fall from an automobile. Mr. and Mrs. M. D Schmidt re turned home to Oklanoma last week. They had been residing on the Apple gate several months. Dr. and Mrs. Hsrold Olllls have moved Into the Mark's home on South Fourth street snd were given a sur prise Saturday night. Walter Keene of this place and Luella Dressier of Crescent City were married November 31. PORTLAND, Nov. 35. (AP) Victor Reed, 80 years old, died .here today from gas poisoning. Three days ago he wm found unconscious in his home. All doors were closed and four gas Jets were open. EVERETT, Wash., NOV. 35. OP) A marriage license was Usued here Wed nesday to Alvln Patrick Egan of Klamath Falls snd Helen Carolyn Gaul of Everett. Jacksonville j JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 35(Spl.) John Cox, who died In Oakland, Cal., was laid to rest In the Jacksonville cemetery November at. Mr. and Mrs. Cox spent most of their Uvea In this vicinity. . Nettle Thompson and son. Junior, were guests at dinner at the Chris Keegan horn Thursday. Dr. F. E. Butler and Fred Hoefs of Portland spent the week-end In Jack sonville In the Interest of their min ing property here and also visited Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s Saturday Cash OFFERINGS Convenience, Quality, Prompt Service, Price, All Are Yours if You Trade at Our New Store Use Our "Drive in" Feed Room. Protect, from wintry winds and rain. l-lte-n-Olasi admits tha llgnt ....and ultra-violet rays nf tha sun. It Is water proof, keeps out the cold, keeps In the warmth. SPECIAL -SATURDAY 2e Per Yard. Any Quantity 38 in. wide , Smokes and Cures Meat In One Operation S j05 per can of 9 lbs. Will cure better than 100 lbs. of meat w WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS mmmm FEEDS'0' Qualitv at Price You Cai,,t Beat Millrun, 80 lb sack $ .70 Rolled Barley, 70 lb, sack . ! $ .70 Whole Corn, Eastern, 100s ..,,.., ., $1.15 S'Flour 49 lbs. 90 BULB SALE 2 PRICE On All Bulbs in Stock SATURDAY ONLY I Here's Your Chance To SAVE I SATURDAY Rose SHLEF Bushes -J ' ,., Only Popular Vari eties Offered at Ridiculously Low Prices See Our Window Inspect Our Stock Named Varieties MONARCH A Mr C 1 O r 1 i 3 BSC oeea 02 reea iA tfcT KJf Cor. 6th and Bartlett Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 The Finest Christmas Gift One of the finest gifts to send your out - of - town friends is some of the exceptional fruit grown in the Rogue River Valley. We have extra fancy pears and apples in gift boxes and the price is very low this year. Extra Fancy Bosc, Cornice and Anjou Pears in quarter and half boxes. Extra Fancy Spitz and Newtown Apples in quarter and full boxes. Express rates are very low on fruit. No trouble for you , just leave the address and we will send the fruit for you. SATURDAY SPECIALS Baker's Cocoa, 12-lb. tin 12c Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans 23c Home Grown Walnuts, 2 lbs. ...... ..... 39c Snow Drift Shortening, 6 lb. can 75c New Golden Dates, 2 lbs. . . . . . 21c Home Made Fruit Cake Home Made Plum Pudding Heinz Fig and Plum Pudding Heinz Mince Meat Fresh Home Made Cakes Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Come down tomorrow evening see the Christmas displays CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Side Pork Home Rendered Lard lb. lie 3 lbs. 25c Pork Steaks New Sauer Kraut lb. 12c ; qt. 10c Sirloin & T-Bone Steak Wieners lb. 17c I per lb. 12c Hens Fryers Rabbits Phone 81 We Deliver . 1 If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
