MEDFORD MA? L TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1933.
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WILL BE SELECTED
By COUNTY COURT
The county court will meet again
tomorrow to dlsctua the naming of
an auditor lor the county books, ap
pointment of road supervisors in
each of the twelve road districts of
the county, and consideration of the
petit jury list for the coming year.
A tentative list has been picked,
which Is scheduled for considerable
revision before formal approval.
Increase In the number of road
supervisors to twelve. Instead of the
three now engaged, was made at the
request of a number of road districts,
who feel that each district should
have Its supervisor. The last county
court reduced the number to three as
an economy measure.
It la planned that the supervisors
will have charge of all emergency re
lief work, and general road work In
their districts, and that they receive
pay only for the time they actually
work. They will be required to make
a report on the number of unemploy
ed In their district, and relief needs.
No decision has been reached on
the appointment of an auditor, the
county court endeavoring to find an
accounting firm qualified, and rea
sonable In price.
Rogue River Meat
Plant Is Praised
Dr. W. H. Lytle, division chief of
the animal industry offices of the
Oregon state department of agricul
ture, visited the Rogue River Meat
company Thursday and reported it
one of the cleanest and most sanitary
plants In the state, according to Her
bert Meusel, one of the owners. Mr.
Meusel says Dr. G, A. Ottzen not only
Inspects the plant dally for cleanli
ness but every piece of meat Is In
spected for disease. Rogue River
meats are featured at the Peerless
market. ,
Head of Homemakers' Bureau
f
Julia Lee Wright, director of the
Homemakers' Bureau, opening the
hundreds of letters which come to
the bureau each day. The Home
makers' Bureau cooking school, which
will be the feature of next week In
Medford, will be conducted under the
supervision of Julia Wright. Mrs.
Marlon Spencer and Miss Helen
Brown, two demonstrators of out
standing ability, will personally con
duct the Interesting classes In klt
cheneerlng at the Pox Rial to theatre
next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Medford Is the only city outside
Portland to enjoy a Homemakers' Bu
reau school, presided over by two ol
the famous bureau home economists.
TRAIL EXTENSION UN
DOING RELIEF SEWING
AT
The Trail Home Extension unit Is
combining relief sewing with their
regular clothing project on Individual
problems. Mrs. Mabel Mack, home
demonstration agent, stated today.
At their December meeting the
unit members made-two quilts for
the RedCross In addition to regular
project work. At the January meet
ing, which was held at the home of
Mrs. Eva Segessman at Shady Cove
last Monday, 12 children's dresses
were made for the Red Cross. At
the next meeting, which will be held
at the home of Mrs. Rena Howe, Feb
ruary 8th, women's house dresses will
be the major problem. All ladles of
the community are Invited to- attend.
These meetings are all-day sessions
with a covered dish luncheon at noon
Those participating In the work last
Monday were: Mrs. Mabel Mack,
home demonstration agent. Mrs. S.
W. Hutchinson, chairman; Mrs. Lyle
Tucker, Mrs. W. H. Merrlman. Mrs. E.
E. Ash, Mrs. Rena Howe, Mrs. Minnie
Bloess, Mrs. Cecil Prltchett, Mrs. E.
W. Scott, Mrs. C. A. Prltchett. Mrs.
W. H. Thomas, Mrs. P. B. Watson and
the hostess, Mrs. Eva Segessman.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 27. (AP)
The Journal said today England iias
reappeared in the market for hops
In the Willamette valley and "has re
sumed purchases for future delivery
on three-year contracts at 20 cents
per pound, taking quite a fair volume."
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Here are a few items to be found
In It:
?Vo bottles of hslr tonic, $1.20.
one pair of chauffeur's gloves, $3.45.
Eight hundred aspirin tablets at
85 cents a hundred.
Two bottles of bromo seltzer at
$1.24 each.
Several pounds of soda mints at
60 cents a pound, and several pints
ox medicated alcohol at around the
same figure.
One rubber lap robe for the senate
garage, $3 425. and four feet of rub
ber tubing for the library, 72 ccnta
To the Charles Heurlch Brewing
Co., $191, for 60.050 pounds of Ice
In June, 1031.
In August of that year, the Ice bill
paid the same company was $219
for 76,650 pounds.
Folding documents at the rate of
$1 a thousand, $12,000 as salaries for
the folders.
Big Car Expense.
Upkeep of the vice-president's car,
from July 15, 1031. to June 30. 1932.
96672. which Included lots of cloth
and polish for keeping It shiny, as
well as gas and oil and chauffeur's
salary.
Aside from salaries, tne largest sin
gle Item In the report was $467,933 for
investigations, of which $368,980 was
In the fiscal year 1932.
Salaries of officers and employes of
the senate took up $1,850,003. while
the mileage allowance and compensa
tion of senators, which Includes their
salaries, was $1,200,466.
HOME OWNED AND OPERATED I
For Your Protection
We Feature
State Inspected Meats
Another added feature at this clean, modern, con-
i veniently located market, which is brim full of good
meats. Shopping here is easy on your purse, too.
Don't Forget Our
Free Delivery Service at 8, 10, 2, 4 Phone 603
MUTTON CHOPS loin or rib .
BEEF POT ROASTS prime beef .
MUTTON ROASTS shoulder cuts
a
Qpound
EGGS
Strictly Fresh
2 doz.
35c
Pork Specials
Leg Roasts, jfftlAf
Loin Roasts, O 2C
Chops, rib or loin p lb
Peanut
Butter
The Very Best
2 lbs.
15c
Mutton Stew 3 lbs. 10c
(1 Veal Stew 3 ibs. 11c
HAMS
Crater Brand-Mild Oured-Whole or Half, y, c
TURKEYS or HENS lb. 14V2c
Shortening or Pure LARD . 4 lbs. 29c
60 lbs. net tub Shortening $3.65
BACON SQUARES mild cure, lean . r
LEGS OF MUTTON grain fed f 2b
Link Sausage 2 ib. 23c
Veal Chops 2 ib. 19c
Tune in on our Program Every Morning, 8:15 A. M., over KMED
DAILY SPECIALS BROADCAST
ORANGES, very juicy,
Case 89. V case 47. 3 dor. 10
CELERY, bunch 6
LETTUCE, 2 heads 5
CAULIFLOWER, nice heads 10
SPINACH, 2 lbs 15
BANANAS, 4 lbs
SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs.
ONIONS, 8 lbs
15
GRAPE FRUIT, 3 for 10
APPLES, Newt'ns, for cook'g, lug-19
COFFEE, good grade, lb 19
12-14 North Bartlett
Phone 603
WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS C
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the
CASH GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOW AY, Owner. Phone 20
When the weather is bad,
We are mighty glad.
If you have to stay home,
Just pick up your phone
And give us a ring.
Phone 20 and you will know,
However small your order be
The 4 deliveries daily are Free.
Why don't you treat your family to something NEW and
entirely different. Just the thing for bridge luncheons,
SWEDISH KRENGLES
Only the very finest Ingredients are used In this new Medford
product.
On Sale Saturday, 2 bags.. 25c
' (FREfc SAMPLES)
Marshmallows pkg. of 30 9c
'. Free Baloos
Honey a real buy, 5 lb. pail 39c
Dates bulk 2 ib. 19c
Certo buy now 22c
Wesson Oil V2 gal. 53c
(Save 36c per oan)
Snowdrift 6 Ibs. 75c
RASPBERRIES, No. 2 can, only. 15
AMERICAN CLUB, 1 lb pkg 17
MAXWELL HOUSE
1 lb. can 29- 2 lb. oan...55. 4 lb. can. $1
RAISINS Thompson Seedless
21b 13c 4 lb......... 19c
Tree Tea, yi lb. Green. 22S Orange Pekoe, yi lb. 29
Gold Dust Cleanser (a 10c can) for 54
1 quart Clorox 19
Quick Quaker Oats, large
Quick Quaker Oats, small size
10 bars Liberty White Laundry Soap..
8 bars Toilet Soap
-19
..9
25c4
25
Anchor Flour, Klamath Hard Wheat $1.09
Morton's Iodized Salt, 3 packages i. 27t
(BALLOONS FREE)
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
ULSTER TO RESIST-
BELFAST, Nortaera Ireland, Jan.
27. f API Lord Craleavon. nrima
minister of northern Ireland, an
nounced today that It was the firm
Intention of Ulster loyamu to resist
to the limit any attempt to include
Ulster In any Irian republic.
The premier said he could not help
thinking that nationalist abstention
from the Ulster (northern Ireland)
senate and house was "dictated from
elsewhere" and had close connection
with the movement to create an all
Ireland republic.
DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Jan. 27.
(AP) President Earn on De Valera'a
prospects for forming the first Inde
pendent government appeared bright
again today as additional returna
from Tuesday's election showed the
Flanna Pall to have a clear majority
over all other partlee.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Jan. 27. (AP)
With the coast guard cutter Chelan
speeding to her assistance, the 3500
ton freighter Everett, disabled 1000
miles out off Cape Flattery, today
turned back ao Seattle under her
own power after temporary repairs
were effected.
Ka. Sweet Juicy Oranges
WjSa 3 dozen 19c
IMM Grapefruit, 4 for ...... 19c
2 Bananas, 4 lbs....,...,. .:.19c
SWEET POTATOES, 5 pound : 14
Carrots, 3 bunches 10 '
Squash, lb. 2tf IjVj
50 lb. acks Klamath No. 2 i&'OW
3 sacks $1.00 VjJyJ
Personal Attention. Prompt Service.
Phone 252
To All Contestants
In Popularity Contest
We invite you, your family and friends to buy your
Groceries here and get one hundred votes with every
dollar cash purchase or every dollar received on ac
count. Quality Food Products, low prices and fine
grocery service. 1
Fancy Cheese
Come in and see our display of Cheese. We have many
kinds to choose from Old English, Edam, Pimento,
Swiss, Parmesan, Velveeta, Brick, Roquefort, Eagle
Point, and many other varieties. Include Cheese with
your next order.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pint jar Durkee's Mayonnaise and a bottle of
Durkee's old fashioned salad dressing, both for
39c.
Canned Peaches, halves, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
Home Grown Walnuts, good quality, lb. 17c
Sunbright Cleanser, 3 cans ... . . 13c
Mrs. Stratum's Home made Angel Snow Balls,
reg. value 60c doz. Spec, half price sale 30c doz.
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
FRESH HOME-MADE CAKES
FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY
CENTRAL MARKET
SPECIALS
R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb. . . 17c
Beef Pot Roasts, per lb 8c
Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. for . 25c
Fresh Side Pork, per lb 10c
Phone 81
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