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1 TAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtWE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933. HAS T0CHECK IT Chief of Bureau of Industrial Alcohol to Be Kept Busy Under New Definition of Intoxicating . Beverages Br HERBERT PLtTM.MER. WASHINGTON On the third floor of s, downtown fedenl olftos building In the csnltsl there Is piessant, bespectacled, soft-spoken man of whom you'll Hkoly near 4 lot now that 8.2 per cent Beer nas Deen w sallzed. He'a Dr. James M. Doran, chief of the bureau of lnduatrlal alcohol, and the man charged with the responsi bility of aeelng that the alcouolle content of beer la Kept einctiy wun In the legal limit. ' The doctor, a native of North Da kota and the aon of a Methodist min ister. Is en old hand at the game. Since as far back as 1007 he has been doing this sort of work for the gov ernment. ... In 1020 he was head of the chemi cal and technical division tof the treasury department, In 1027 com missioner of prohibition, and now chief of the bureau of Industrial alcohol. At his desk, In a big sunny room looking out over Pennsylvania avenue, puffing slowly on a big black pipe, he talks at length and understand ing about beer and alcohol. With Definitions. ' He draws diagrams or various parts of a brewery to Illustrate what he Is trying to explain. He spells out the queer-sounding chemical terms. The Instrument called an "ebullo nieter.'" destined for such an Import ant use In the days ahead, he ex plains In detail. - The contraption that will be em ployed to determine the alcoholic content of the beer before It leaves the breweries Is an Ingenious advice. Almost the exact quantity of alcohol In the liquid tested can be deter mined. AU In Fun. . . One of Dr. Doran's favorite jokes concerns the Instrument. He never misses an opportunity to tell It. When prohibition went Into effect the "ebullometer" was looked upon with curiosity, and by soma with dis dain. One writer. In describing Its operation, says Dr. Doran, wrote as followa: "When the liquid registers exactly one-half of one per cent, the Instru ment flashes a red light. When the alcoholic content Is less than one-half of one per cent, a blue light goes on. "But the moment the indicator pssses the one-half of one per cent mark, 'Poofr the 'ebullometer blows a fuse.1 Confident that his forces can con trol the situation, Dr. Doran Is set-' tllng down for some hard work after midnight of April 8. He doesn't ex pect any trouble. "when we get 'greased' up," he says,- "there'll be nothing to worry about." ' K M ED Broadcast Schedule Saturday. 8:00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8:05 Musical Clock. 8:16 A Peerless Parade. 8:30 -Shopping Oulde. 8:00 Friendship Circle. 9:80 Today. ;r 8:48 Shoppers' Tour. 10:00 TJ. S. Weather Forecast 10:00 A Schilling and Co. 10:30 Morning Comments. 10:48 Morning Melody. 11:00 Quartettes Parade. 11:16 Musical Notes. 11:80 Song end Comedy. 12:00 Color Magic. 12:16 Pyroll Parade. 12:30 News Flashes by Mall Tribune. 12:30 Martial Music. 1:00 Patrlotlo Program. 1:18 Varieties. 1 :46 Interlude. . ,' 2:00 Dance Matinee. , . 3:00 Songs for Everyday. , 3:80 KMBD Program Review. 3 :88 Music from Yesteryear. 8:46 Siesta Hour. 4:00 Across the Seas to Hawaii. 4:30 Masterworks. 8:00 Popular Parade. 8:46 News Digest by Mall Tribune. 8:00 Medford Theater Oulde. 0:06 Dinner Dance Music. 7:00 Eventide. 7:30 Your Favorite Danoe Bands, 8:00 U. S. Weather Forecast. Oregon weather. Unsettled with light rains today and tonight and with snows In the mountains and freezing temperature east portion; Saturday cloudy with slowly rising temperature; fresh north and northwest winds onsnore. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s SATURDAY CASH "EVERYTHING FOB YOUR GARDEN" (But the rain) Shop at our conveniently located store. Avail yourself of the bargains offered tomorrow. Quality distinguishes every item listed below. Contains verthli)(t nwMaary to produce good ohlcki MADR0NA CHICK MASH NOT A COMPETITIVE MASH, BUT THE BEST 15 CWT. Guaranteed to please Molasses Dairy Chop, 80 lbs $ .70 Chick Scratch, 100 lbs. . . . .$1.70 Whole Corn, 100 lbs.. .$1.15 (Feed prloes are advancing buy Now) 3-4 GROUND STOCK OR HAY Sat&sCjaT 126 lbl 0Wt- 90 Salting time is here, having time around the comer. Buy now at our store save. Sudan Grass, cwt. $4.50 Dent Seed Corn, cwt .$4.00 Gas Balls kill moles, doz. . . ... $ .30 Dead Sure Mole Killer, doz..,.,. .$ .55 Poison Barley, per pound ,.,.$ .10 HOSE SPECIAL Complete with fittings. 50 ft. lengths DOG PRATty FOODS New Low Prices Remedies, Toiletries Tobaccos, Cigars, etc. Western Thrift Store 125 E. 6th St. Next Wurts Gift Shop We ask no favors; no compromise. We offer you Fresh Merchandise at DEEPEST CUT JP RICES. Space does 'not permit us to list but a small part of our stock. Come in and shop, compare our prices and you will find "You Al ways Pay Less at Western Thrift." ForSaturday and Monday Selling $1.25 Absorbine Junior .-..'.t.t .$ .87 $1.25 Jad Salts (a good reducer) . .$ .69 $1.75 Myeladol (Upjohn Co. tonic) $1.19 $ .35 Scholl's New Zino Corn Pads $ .25 $ .50 Gillette Blue Blades ... .,.,... .$ .35 $ .35 Stetson Blue Blades' .$ .25 $ .75 Squibbs Choc. Vitavose. .,. .$ .47 5C Stud TobaCCO (Factory Representative) Buy One and Get One FREE (Saturday Only) TOBACCO 1 lb. Union Leader , 1 lb. Edgeworth ...870 ISo Prince Albert 2 for 23o 10c Dial Tobacco, new- 8c LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN CIGARETTES CAMELS, LUCKIES, CHEBTEBS 10c Cremo Cigars 4 Tor 11c Reno Clears - B for 10c FRESHEST STOCK IN TOWN 50c Vicks Nose and Throat Drops 31 25c Woodbury Facial Soap, box,, 3 for. 530 Pints Russian Mineral Oil .: ....290 25c Squibbs Pure Castor Oil 190 25c Blackstone Tooth Paste .'. - ...130 25c Solution Citrate of Magnesia - 150 35c Squibbs Sodium Perborate 190 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes -.310 25c Squibb's Talcums Carnation, Bouquet, Violet and Nursery. 17 t .SS Kerfs .. f ..10 Milk of Magnesia.. $ .73 Hospital Cotton S .S3 Kotex - ..Mo 190 29c 14c I .33 Adhesive Tape 1 S .23 Modess 13o $1.00 llrxol (Germicide) .60o $ .33 Pocket Combs S .30 Eversbarp PencUs s .so piayint caras SI.00 Ash Trays . S .73 Con tress Cards $1.00 Cigarette Cases $1.50 Tobacco Pouch 100 100 9Sn , an- J5o 69c $1.50 Agralax Mineral Oil and Agar The Practical Remedy for Constipation. 5 50c Lord Barrington Lavender Shav. Cream 190 25c Dr. West's Tooth Paste, 2 for 250 130 Quarts U. S. P. Milk of Magnesia 380 $1.00 Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles 250 Quarts (Nat. Form.) Antiseptic Solution 570 50c Woodbury's After Shave Lotion 350 $1.00 Guaranteed Shaving Brush 390 25c Clover Club After Shave Talcum JO0 50c Bost. Tooth Paste (Remov. tobacco sts.) 290 $ .65 Pond's Cold Cream , 410 $ .50 Woodbury's Rose and Almond Lotion 350 $ .35 Fountain Syringe Lengths 190 4-ounce Pure Glycerin 170 $1.00 Box Du Pare Scented Soaps 370 $ .15 Baby Castile Soap . 80 Quarts Heavy Russian Mineral Oil 490 Pints Rubbing Alcohol 150 $1.00 Yardley Face Powder 850 $1.00 Colonial Dame Toilet Preparations . .820 $ .50 Woodbury's Hair Gloss , 350 $ .05 Golden Grain, Stud and Buffalo Cigarette Tobacco 7 for 250 4 ounce Pure Imported Olive Oil 170 Pints Witch Hazel (pure distilled) 290 125 East Sixth St. (Next Wurts Gift Shop) 301 00 01301 :oqoi OE301 O 10 D o &2ettei?na Eimmffly " t THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Spring Opening of Fruit and Vegetable Dept. IT'S NOT so long ago that folks toned themselves up in the spring with sulphur and molasses, sassafras tea and a lot of other concoctions. of un known merit. That, however, was before the days of the modern food store and rapid transportation. Today, as spring comes over the southland, the first crops of nature's finest foods are rushed to us by freight, express and truok, that you may adopt warm weather foods without waiting till nearly midsummer for your garden. TOMORROW NEARLY 100 VARIETIES for YOU From the necessary potatoes to the cultivated mushrooms from apples to avocado's the finest fruits and vegetables are here. Start now to serve them generously, especially salads. Give nature's army of vitamins a chance at old man spring fever and you will rout him in a hurry. Our. complete showing of fruits and vegetables is just one more reason why your Groceterias are better food stores. BETTY CROCKER'S Famous Bakery Products BREAD Approved by Miss Crocker's personal representative as real home-made bread Mb loaf 3 for 130 iy2-lb. loaf 2 for 130 BETTY CROCKER CAKES Golden Cream, Milk Chocolate, Lemon Cocoanut, Rich Yellow, Royal White Layer, small fam ily size 230 Large family size 390 Betty Crocker 13-egg Angel Cake 390 Butter Rolls, finest of all dinner rolls, dozen 130 S A A Few of the Many Unusual Fruits and Vegetables Sweet Anise Fresh Limes Avacados Italian Broooli Celery Boot Chicory Root Leeks Fresh Mint Oyster Plant Swiss Chard Endive Parsley Peas Green Beans Fresh Pineapples Jap Radishes Strawberries Oardoni Rosemary Thyme Mushrooms Cucumbers ' Italian Squash Summer Squash Yams Water Cress Tamo Eamo Romain Lettuce Chinese Lettuce Water Chokes White Jerusalem Chokes and abont 75 others. OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Ginger Ale Oliquot or 4 C m Canada Dry. Bottle IOC Syrup Amahso Golden OQm ads or frying: JZ gal can Wheaties the ready to serve whole wheat cereal, 2 pkgs. and OQm a Skippy cereal bowl CO C Sperry's Wheat Hearts, Sperry's Hot Cake Flour family packages both your choice of QQr several dishes free ....' OJJC Syrup Amaizo Golden AQ. 5 lb. can L Crystal White 8yrup Amaizo I'nV"82" 57c Edgemont Crackers 9 Of Graham or Butter. 2 pkgs. CSC Pretzels Small size, OQt lb. 170- Large size C9C Swiss Cheese you will want some with the old fashioned QJ? Dutch lunch. Lb 03C Prunes Hunt's supreme quality in heavy syrup. 1 Cf No. 2 cans I wl Huckleberries Rockdell brand No. 2 tall cai huckleberries. No. 2 tall cans fancy QCm ..2 cans wsw Borden's Cheese all kinds 4 j"s Yi lb. carton IOC Sliced Beets Crater Lake brand. No. 2 can I U C Malt Syrup for the folks who can't afford the champagne prices your favorite brand is here. CCm 420 to DOC Shortening, Swift's Jewel pure vegetable, 8 lbs. in a CO ft carton OwC Nally's Mayonnaise 97 pint '. falC Salad Time dressing 9ftl Quart Jar COC P. and G. White Laundry 9Cj Soap. 10 bars COC Bob White Laundry Soap. OO. 10 bars CtX Dash the new granulated Soap here is a big saving guar teed to please. S lb. pkg. 19c 23c here is a big saving guar- w I w Camay Toilet Soap' 4 bars . Vanity Fair Toilet Soap-r-3 bars Scott Tissue the finer 9 Cm toilet paper. 4 rolls faOC Waldorf Tissue 6 rolls 25c AX CAAH ATI SSJ Mapleleaf. 49 lb. )t: Whit l ' O 49 lb. $1.09; Drifted Snow Gold Medal $1.47 Flour prices will go much higher wnen we processing tax goes on Mixing Bowl Yellow with Q" blue stripe, gallon size COG Wax Paper 125 feet in AM cutter box - IOC O'Cedar Mop 75o value, JQ complete 49 C Lawn Mowers none better $4.98, $5 59, ttC OO $669 .. ...... 9D.OO Bamboo Lawn Rakes Water Glasses 3 for 10c 10c Watering Pots galvanized "7Q 8 qt. size I 3C Waxglo (Standard Oil Co. new liquid wax) C1 DO O gallon can 9 I gg J EASTER EGGS Get the freshest and best by buying In spected Eggs. An exclusive Groceteria service. EASTER CANDIES A Wide Asortment. Chocolate Eggs, decorated to order with name, etc., each 50 TURKEY DINNER Roast Turkey with Dressing, ' Potatoes, etc. , 25c Huckleberry Pie a la mode. . 10c Cake a la mode. . ... . ..... 10c Milk Shakes all kinds, 2 for 15c j Grape GStieS (Si, M&& SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side 752; West Side 428 0130CIOIIO i iftr ror-f p ifti-ffti : i o D o o n o D o o D o D
