MEPFORD MATT.1 TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1933.
DANGER OF FROST
PAST, HEM CROP
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Although Roy Roger, frost axpert
on duty here to arrange weather
forecasts and front warning lor
fruit growers, would not stata today
that trost danger to the Rogue River
valley was past, orchardlsta generally
ire of the opinion that their fruit
Is now safe from the frost.
A surrey of the leading orchards
In the valley show the heaviest set
ting of fruit that the valley has en
Joyed for many years, according to
Lyle P. Wilcox, county horticultur
ist, and unless there Is definite
late May and June drop, orchard
lets will have to thin peers this
summer.
Blight is beginning to show up
In few sress. Wilcox said, mainly
In orchards where hold-over blight
wss not properly cleaned out of the
orchards last winter. Orchardlsts
who watch their trees closely, snd
keep lnfertlons down as much a
possible while they sre In the spur,
will have n minimum of blight dam
age. Wilcox ssld.
Despite rumors to the contrary,
Wilcox ssld that most of the orch
ards In the valley were being csred
fo rthls year, at least more of the
acresge. Several of the growers have
not plowed, as yet, but plan to Irri
gate and disc. Borne growers sre
till pruning, Wilcox said. Only one
of the larger growers is not caring
for his orchard, according to re
ports, but plans to Veep blight snd
worms out ss much ss possible.
' Optimfstto reports sra heard ss to
the chsnce of a favorsbte price on
fruit this your, snd growers are
more or less of the Impression they
may come out thla year with a pro
fit.
Mnny of the smsller growers hsve
received the 300 seed losn from the
government end some hsve received
the Isrger loan from the R. P. o.,
but. according to reports, more ft
nsnclng will be necessary before the
entire crop is considered safe. The
sbsence of frost hss been of great
aid to growers In keeping down ex
penses, Wilcox said.
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NOT BUILT ON
PLAN
To the Editor:
The idea, of a family suddenly left
destitute by a midnight fire res
cued by Good Samaritans In the per
sona of a group of high school Crafts
men undoubtedly makes a good
newspaper story. It has only one
disadvantage, however; the foots are
greatly exaggerated.
On the night of December 8, when
our house burst into flames, we had
the safe haven of my mother, Mrs.
O. E. Marshall's, comfortable . and
praotloally empty ll-Yoora house.
Having decided to rebuild, -we of
fered the manual training department
of the high school the opportunity
of building the house, if they so de
aired. Due to the nearness of the
building site to the school and the
fact that many of tho boys could not
afford materials for projects of their
own, the offer was accepted.
All the materials for th ehoiue were
purchased locally, the barn was
wrecked by hired workmen, the exoa
Tatlon done by the same. The doors
and windows were purchased com
plete from a local cabinet shop.
We feel that the manual training
boys and the architectural class un
der the direction of Mr. Menteer, did
excellent and unusual work on the
building, and we deeply appreciate
their efforts. However, in Justice to
ourselves, we wish this explanation
published. Yours very truly,
PAOliA MARSHALL TURNBOW.
Medlord, May 16.
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN
would enjoy the privilege of correctly
corseting you in either a 1 or 2 piece
garment priced as low as 3.75.
DON'T FOROET May 10th, Big
Dinner and Dance at the Knights of
Pythias hall. Ticket 40c.
Be prepared to take advantage of
the bargains at the coming Land
Auction Sale.
DdN)MOOR
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Women's Shoes
Boys Summer
OXFORDS
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The rougher he is the bet
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Misses Sports '
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$98
Another May Shoe Sale Spe
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Sizes 4 to' 8..
$1.49
Kangaroo Oxford
FOR MEN
First time offered at thin low
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Slzee 6 to 10
$3.50
Women's Undies
25c
Washable
rayon vests,
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31k).
Cool Anklets
10c
Tb kids
lsv cml
Rayon r
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65c
v.
Crystal dear
silk I French
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cot tops . v ,
Just as io a.
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Camp Stool
37c
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Select hsreV
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An Excellent Rifle. Tapered
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Canvas Sandals
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Harvest Shoes
Eight lnoh top, Scout pattern,
retan lear-ner shoe with compo
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Sizes 6 to 11......
$1.98
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Graduate in Ward's New
Black Shoes
House Dresses
77
Pique or or
gandy trim
in e a plaids,
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Tub-fast, too.
Chiffon Voile
15c
Bea u 1 1 f u 1
new, jtheer
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est printed
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patterns to
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Rayon Prints
39c
Florals, dots.
plaids, 'tSSsSSSSS
checks, ill. "Sgli?
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Inches wide. VR
New colon.
Camp
$1.95
Cot
Doe pie.
ronstiisetioo.
Stud plates
si strain
Ms. While
ton.
Light. Sturdy.
poinnO
dork
Camp Stove
$4.48
Instant rJats)
tna Gasoline
Camp Stnwe.
Folds like
loitca. far
t si i juig.
I Pc Pier Rod
Mottled bamboo waterproofed.
Fine spiral roldes. Nickeled
trim. Non
slip trip.
$1.79
$198
Crowing Girls pst
cat center buckles
in sises J Io L
Hisses' patent T
Strap in rises S
to 3, Boys' Oxfords,
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Work Sli
$198
Black moccasin toe
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Work Shoes
Built to last! Easy
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Non-skid, tire-tread Soles!
Ward's Skips
Priced to Save YouVz!
4c
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in SKIPS! Nod
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hamper toe cap, re
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Riverside De Luxe or Power
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$445
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leave yonr temper at smooth as yonr lawn.
Men's Work Shoes
Elk or double tanned cowhide
uppers, chrome or composition
soles. Black
or Brown.
Slzee 6 to 11..
$2.29
Men's 16-in. Boot
Ohrome tanned cowhide up
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Sizes 6 to 1
$3.98
Fishing Boots
-Light weight Rubber .PWilng
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Slzee 6 to 11..
$4.59
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19
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Choose from
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m e'd shirts
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broad
cloth aborts.
Union Suits
25- ,
Cool and ab- 6y fvX
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Pateh
11c
Fixes punc'
lured inner
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inches rob
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Outfit
Brake
17c
SAME Flexi
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H at Vaxd's.
Lining
3
Porch Paint
$2-79
GaL
Dries granite
hard vrjth
b riUiant
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where wear
to hard.
ill
Floor
83c
Qirorl
Drie Io hard
b r il I is n I
gloss in 4
hr. Scalding
ads t a a ' I
whiten it.
Varnish
Men's Hip Boots
For heavy work, mining, ditch
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Sizes 6 to ll....
$4.49
Twill Pants
98c
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Water System
$57.00 (
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A ntomatic!
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Wrench
$3-29
Set
6 double box
end wrench
es drop (org
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van a d i urn
t e e 1. 12
openings
to 1 inch.
Runrlte Oil
7c
Quart
Your
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It ruts your
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Same grade
oil 25c qt. in
most oil ta
lions.
1 9
Paint Brush
90c
ft orlh $1.50!
100 Pure
Chinese bris
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Semi
$2-35
Gal.
A paint for
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r metal.
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