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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXpiVn311,0110' OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. PAGE THREE; .1 KEMAL ENLISTS TO Economic Rebirth of Country Promised Young Republic Zones to Be Established for Administration Ideas By Prlscllla Bine ,. ANGORA (AP) Economic rebirth for Turkey; this Is what Mustapha Kemal, maker of mighty reforms, Is now promising his young republic. His recent tour of Inspection, by sea and by land, has already brought forth the major decision to divide Turkey Into economic zones, each of which will constitute an administra tive unit. The present administra tive divisions, called vilayets, each of which has its governor and separate budget, will be scrapped to give way to the new repartition. In making the new economic administrative map of Turkey, such factors as agricultural and mineral 1 resources. Industries, commerce, and means of transportation will guide the map-maker's band. To Exploit Mineral Wealth Along with this reform the Kemal lst government U launching a big drive to discover and exploit Ana tolia's largely untouched mineral rtcheo. A new law reducing govern ment taxes and transport charges will lower the price of Turkish min erals 50 per cent a ton. Heretofore the exorbitance of these charges made foreign minerals cheaper In Turkey than the local product. An English expert, engaged by the government to study Anatolia's min eral resources, reports a wealth of chrome, managanese, copper, lead, and antimony, and advises govern ment exploitation. To make possible the exploitation and transport ation of copper from the rich Argana mines, the govern ment Is emitting a six million dollar Internal loan to build a railroad con necting Argana with the Fevzl Pasha Dlarbekir line. The "Policy of Steel" Kemal's "policy of steel" refuses to bow to the world crisis. The govern ment, far from abandoning' railroad construction, Is now negotiating with foreign groups for the construction of an Important new line 279 miles long, to connect Slvas and Erzeroum. Another "rebirth" measure Is Kemal's engagement of foreign ex perts to reform and build up Turk ish economy and finance. An Ameri can, Robert Vorleld, la already work ing on the reform of customs ad ministration. Another American, Wallace Clarke, now in Paris, has Just been engaged to reform the state monopolies, the chief of whicn are tobacco, alcohol and alcoholic drinks. salt and sugar. Such Is the new vogue for foreign experts, that one a German has even been engaged to advise on tneans of transforming Mt. Olympus, Broussa, Into Turkey's first center for winter sports. EAGLE POIftXGRANGE HOSTIOCMLPT. AT REGUU METING Eagle Point Orange xrA arch 21 when nearly a hundred A era of Central Point Grange carA er In body as visitors, who pin. the ELKS SECRETARY'S BODY IS SOUGHT EUGENE, March 24. (AP) A search for the body or George E. Wood, secretary of the Eugene Elks' lodge, was carried on today follow ing the discovery of his abandoned automobile on the Perry street bridge Thursday afternoon. In the car was found the man's hat, his eyeglasses and an overcoat containing his bank book. The car was found at 1:15 p. m., at 12:30 p. m. Wood had left the Elks temple after saying he would be back In 15 minutes. Mr. Clarence Wheeler has assumed active management of the Wheeler Apartments. 249 80 Riverside. n 3 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED C BEEF POT ROAST BOILING BEEF What We Know About Women Many men say ttiat the longer a man lives the less ne knows about women. . That may be true In many cases, but there's one thing we know about them. Thousands of Medford women know where to buy their meats. The Peerless Mnrket Is the answer. Every day mllliolns of women wonder what to serve. What's good . . . what will be appreciated? We help Medford women solve this problem by offering choice cuts of the finest local meats at the lowest prices. WE FEATURE State Inspected Quality Local Meats Free Delivery Daily at 8, 10, 2, 4 SC MUTTON STEW lb. VEAL STEW BACON SQUARES Mild Cure Fat Backs lb. 5' FRESH EGGS 0 Re 2 do".. Crater Brand Whole or half BACON Itcib. VEAL ROASTS or STEAKS shoulder cuts, MUTTON ROASTS shoulder . ib.7c: LEG of MUTTON lb. 10c Peerless Butter lb. 23c Peanut Butter 2 lb. 17c SALT PORK . lb. 5V2c MUTTON or LAMB CHOPS rib or loin cuts lb. 10c BONELESS BEEF or VEAL STEW 2 lb. 19c RUMP ROASTS boned and tied, no waste lb. 11c HAMBURGER or SAUSAGE Fresh Ground 4 ib 25 Sliced Bacon Of) no rind . Ib.U' Weiners or Bologna ..... 2 lbs. 23c Bog Cat Food deai Pet food 3 cans 25c We Have a Fresh Supply of Bockwurst for the Lenten Season Tune In on KMED every Morning 8:15' for Daily Specials KLAMATH RUSSET SPUDS 50 lbs. No. 1....55 ONIONS, Sweet Spanish, 6 lbs 10 LETTUCE, large fancy hds 2 for 15 CELERY (Chula Vista) fey. 2 for 15 CAULIFLOWER, choice Lb. 5 CABBAGE, choice solid Lb. 34 ARTICHOKES, fancy Each 5 Peerless Market 12-14 North Bartlett JJgT:yrjyTCl WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS P r.0.-.. - The Orange Is always gladOt el they will come again. ueciuie nour inciuaea a nv.it calling" stunt put on by ten each In turn loudly calling her l" Dana, as called when at home, Central Point Juvenile Gram members put on a colorful drill an marcn mat won lor them loud ap piause, as girls and boys dressed resign, but after a ballot was talwn In her favor she consented to con tinue her work. Three new members were accepted by ballot on demit cards. Various committees gave reports of their actvltles and the H. E. commit tee reports the anniversary supper and program will be held at the hall the evening ol March 35. Alt mem bers are asked to come and enjoy the evening. H. E. club will meet at Mrs. Hutch inson's near Trail March 39 for an all-day session. 4 March, 1033; with a consistent gain since the recent bank holidays." Sen! Its beer will be added to the Balllf line, which also Includes fa mous Best Foods mayonnaise, han dled In this territory by Bob Ell to of this city. OF 10 CITY music and put on the pantomime to perfection. A short reading by Kathryn La throp was followed by a tew minutes of music appreciation by Mrs. Bert Smith telling of old rlsh melodies; Mrs. John Fischer sang and Morris Haley played two numbers on the harmonica. A short play, "And the Lamp Went Out" ended the program. The Orange gave & standing vote of thanks for the entertainment. Several visitors from Phoenix Grange were present. During the business hour the sta tion of Pomona was declared vacant and Grac5 Holman was elected to the same. Secretary Edith Weldman asked to W. O. Rowe. sales manager for the 4 lllf Distributing company of Fort- " JJ id was in Medford Friday confer to ii t ,. . TS witn ood mils, loctu repcseuv. tSgVand arranging for warehouse utM re5 to nanuie ine aisiriuutiun v. beer In this city. A carload of thit ikious beer has been allotted to according 10 nuwa. .uu 11 be available for consump- athern Oregon Immediately 7, when beer la legalized. la definitely on the up- good word brought to Mr. Rowe. "The Balllf Bchl I tlon 11 after A l "Bua turn." Is. e Medford J. 1 ORANGES, Sweet Southern California family size .Case $2.25 V case $1.15 2 doz 25 GRAPEFRUIT (Imperial Valley) 3 for 10 APPLES, Newtowns, for cooking box 19 SPINACH, local, new crop, 2 lbs. H ASPARAGUS, fancy... 2 lbs. 23 PARSNIPS, local, choice 4 lbs. J 0 GREEN ONIONS (local)....3 bnn. 10 CARROTS, green tops 3 bun. 10 Phone 603 DlstrlbutljpA company serves every part of tiro state and our business Is a depentwble barometer of busi ness in Oren. 18 gratifying to us to note a substantial Increase In our volume of business In the Bale of foods and beverages. This month's sales will show an Increase over WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner. Phone 20 Our Economy Prices on STANDARD foodstuffs gives you a chance to spend LESS and have MORE fine foods to serve. This is a HOME OWNED store featuring FREE DELIVERY service. EXPERIENCED CLERKS, FREE PARKING and LOW PRICES. HOME COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY By the Ladies of the Lutheran Church Milk Morning Brand, tall can 5C Tomato Soup 3 cans 23c Post Toasties 2 pkgs. 1 5c Grape Nut Flakes 2 pkg. 19c Calumet Baking Powder 89c Less than 18c lb. in 5 lb. can . Clorox.pt. 10 c, qt. 19c Corned Beef fancy quality 19c DOg and Cat FOOfl 3 cans 23c BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE Pt. 29c ' OOD.S NAISE 1 Qt. 49c j FANCY SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 lbs. 19c BEANS, Red or White... -4 lbs. 19 MINCED CLAMS.. ...2 cans 25 SYRUP. Log Cabin, medium size.... TOILET TISSUE, Scott's 49 3 for 23 FEET'S GRANULATED SOAP Large pkg. 21 LAUNDRY SOAP , 10 bars 25 Wesson Oil gal. 53c ' k Snowdrift 1 6 lbs. 83c I v J Quality Fruits and Vegetables AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FANCY LARGE ROSE n ft ORANGES .. 2 doz. OUC FANCY ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 25t FANCY BUNCH TURND?S '. 3 for 10 JUMBO ARTICHOKES FANCY LARGE WHITE CELERY.. VERY SOLID NEW CABBAGE Pound 3' FANCY LEMONS . Dozen 17 4 for 25 12? Mother of Navy Assistant Dies NEW YORK. Mar. 24. (iP) Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, 81, mother of Henry Latrobe Roosevelt, assistant secrttary of nsvy, died here today. WASHINGTON, Mar. 34. (JP) Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant secre tary of the navy, was on his way to New York today by train when his mother died. He had been notified that she was orlt'cslly ill. Real Indians Star In Rialto Thriller Laid In the days of Indian war fare, when most of the trlbea that roamed the plains were bitterly con testing the advance of the whites across the American continent. "The Telegraph Trail." which plays the Rtatit, theater Saturday only, em ploys hundreds of real Indians dur ing the battle scenes that form highlight of the production. "Tii Mask of Fu Manchu" play at the Rialto for the last times tonight. Goodrich Tire Prices Slashed; Effective Now Today the Lewis Super Service sta tion announced a 30 to 37! re- duct. on in the price of Goodrich tires, now effective. The associate dealer ,the P. O. Super Service sta tion, will also give this reduction. "Thin new low prioe will Include tire with OoodrichH new Life-Saver golden ply,' heat resisting construc tion snd the new non-skid tread. "Tilts ply prevents fabric and rub ber from separating, eliminating the possibility of heat blisters forming, the fiequent cause of blowouts. Ac tual road and speedway testa show conclusively that this new ooodrlch 'golden ply' ends heat blisters which often form In tires when the speed ometer registers 40, BO and 60." Rites For Canady Sunday Afternoon Funeral services foi John P. Can ady, who passed away at his horn In Jacksonville Tuesday at the sge of 07. will be held at the Conger chapel at 3:30 o 'clock Sunday. Rev. W. R Balrd officiating, interment in Siskiyou Memorial park. Desirable houses always in first class condition for rent, tease or sate Call 103. 4- City Warrants Called for Payment. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand m the General Fund of the Olty of Medford for the redemption of warrants Nos. 1 to 68 Inc. Interest on the above warrants wilt cense after March 38, 1933. Dated thta 24th day of March, 103 -J. OUS H. SAMUELS, Olty Treaa. TURKEY DINNER Saturday and Sunday 11 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. 25c SPECIAL LUNCH 15c The most economical And com fortable place In Medford to eat Brownie - Marie CAFE H Personal Attention , ' Prompt Service QualityService Price H , The quality of merchandise here cannot be questioned j Standard, nationally advertised brands are featured and crisp, fresh vegetables and fruits always on hand. Prompt, courteous service, too, and our prices are always moderate! SATURDAY SPECIALS 12 ounce can Royal Baking Powder .39c Shredded Wheat, 2 packages for . . .,. . ...;...,.i.:.t.23c Peat's Granulated Soap, large package .......... ...,21c Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 cans Societe Dinner Mints . . ... . . . . . . . . . ... .8c Campfire Marshmellows, 1 lb. package. ..,.-.,.,. 22c Ghirardelli's Sweet Chocolate, 1 lb. can. .32c Norwegian Sardines in Olive Oil, 3 cans ........ 22c Don't forget a can of CALUMET, the double-acting Baking Powder VEGETABLES Green Onions, 3 bunches . 8c Local Spinach, lb. . ... ... ...5c FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY All telephone orders reoeive the same careful attention a if you oalled at the store in person. 1 PHONE CENTRAL MARKET Phone 81 Free Delivery Seleot your meat ait this sanitary, up-to-date market, where you get the freshest, finest outs available. . All Choice STEAKS Choice Veal Roast, lb. 10c Beef Pot Roast, lb..,, 8c Lean Pork Roasts, lb. 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. ,., .T...t R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb. .25c .17c If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune