Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 19, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAT 19, 1933. F, BENEFITS LISTED May Cut Excessive Debt . Reduce Interest Rates Postpone Principal Pay- - merits, Redeem Properties CORVALliIS, Or.. May 10. (AP) ' Just what can the Oregon farmer expect from the agricultural credit provision of the now federal farm law? 'Answering thU question from Information available through gov ernment sources, experts In the Ore gon agricultural extension service here reply that the mortgage relief section of the bill provldca: . That excessive farm debt may be out down, Interest rates may be re duced, payments on principal may be postponed, foreclosed farms may be redeemed, and farmers may be as sisted In meeting other obligations. To Assist All Classes Advice received here from 'Henry MorgantUau. Jr.. designated by Pres- Ident Roosevelt as governor of the entire federal farm credit adminis tration, Indlcatea an effort has been made to assist directly or Indirectly all classes of agricultural borrowers w,no have been caught with oppress ive debt In the rapid deflation of farm values. "The first attention has been giv en the 400.000 farmers who now owe the federal land banks about one billion dollars on farm mortgages,' the extension service commentators said. "The new law grant a five year moratorium on principal pay ments to the land banks and reduces the Interest rate beglnlng early In July to 4ft per cent, wnero ib mu stay for the next five years." Interest Itntes Low ' New borrowers from the land banks within the next two years will be granted this ssme rate of Interest, which la well below the ordinary commercial rates. Inasmuch as the great majority of farm mortgages are held by other than governmental or semi-governmental agencies, assistance Is to be extended this class of borrowers thru provisions for Issuing two billion dol lars in government bonds to obtain money to be loaned through the present federsl Isnd bank system. Banks Offered Bid Joint stock land banks, also, are offered aid in liquidation it they will meet certain provisions such as re ducing Interest rates and suspending foreclosures unless such are approved. I The act makes a dlreot approprla tlon of $300,000,000 to be loaned to farmers so they may redeem farm property lost In foreclosure or meet other Indebtedness In a specified list. The state college experts said the federal land bank at Spokane now : has detailed Information on the ad ; ministration of thla section of the ' new farm act. , . 4 Penned Turkeys Thrive Is Word Of Feed Expert Ratling turkeys In strict confine ment has certainly proved practical thru an experiment conducted by the Monarch Seed & Feed Co.. according to Rymond Mlkache. Twenty-four turkeys hatched by Mrs. W. E. Hum mel of Eagle Point on the 17th day of April were placed in their retail a tore window when the poults were two dys old. These turkeys received Crown Komplete-Kompreat Turkey Starter Pellets and water only. Drink ing utensils were sterilized twice dally to prevent the encroachment of dlMSse and the feed kept before the birds constantly. '. Turkeymen who have watched these pouIU grow express themaelvca as never having seen such growth be fire. The amsll amount of starting feed consumed for such exceedingly heavy growth has been almost unbe lievable,, This experiment will be con cluded on Saturday next when a new lot of poults from Mrs. Hammola Uir key ranch will replace the present flock and another experiment started to run for another 4 weeks. These trials are proving of deep Interest to turkey men of southern Oregon. Meteorological Report May It. 1931 FORECASTS Med ford and vicinity: Unsettled with occasional rains tonight and Sat urday. Moderate temperature. Oregon: Generally unsettled tonight and Saturday oocaalonal rains west portion. Moderate) temperature. Local Dae, Lowest temperature this morning 35 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 61; Lowest 49. Total preclpltstlon sine September l. itra, je.oe incnee. Relative humidity at It p. m. yester day, (9 per cent; 8 a. m. today 95 per cent. Sunnet today 7:88 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:44 a. m.J sun set tomorrow, 7:39 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 ft. m 120 Meridian Time. . uinu city i BgS mi f I fs Boston ,i &e Cheyenne ...74 46 Chicago - 7 M Eureka 88 46 Helena 88 34 Los Angeles ........70 M Medtbrd ........9 S.1 New Orleans ........93 74 New York 74 M Omaha ..........B0 73 Phoenix .83 to Portland ..60 Reno ......... .50 33 98 44 r Eat More -Pay Less- BEER Bottle, 15c Brownie Marie Cafe 22 N. Fir Roseburg Salt Lake .. San Francisco .... Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Washington, D. 0. .82 43 .83 90 ,.80 44 .84 36 .60 40 78 63 .06 Clear Clear Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear P. Ody Clear Clear Clear SALES AID FARM Eventual assistance to agriculture of the Paclflo coast through greater ouuauir.puon oi wneat i pointed out aa a probable result of increased sale of Shredded Wheat, a new advertis ing campaign for which Is now ap pearing in the columns of thla pub lication by the National Biscuit Com pany. A second factor of Interest to the Paclflo coast and It agricultural In dustry Is that the Shredded Wheat campaign features use of the cereal with berries and fruits which are Just beginning to come Into season. Every single advertisement In the Shredded Wheat compalgn, both In magalnc and .newspspers, urge the reader to use fresh fruit In season, or canned fruits. Berries are featured In the current advertisement and lat er ads will display peaches and other xruite. Shredded Wheat for the weet 1 made In the National Biscuit Com pany's western Shredded Wheat plant at Oakland. California, from western wheat. Frys Are CallersMr. and Mrs J. T. Pry, one of Jackson county's most beloved elderly couples, were In the city todsy from Central Point, attend ing to business matter and Mr. Pry arranging to take his examination for driver's license. Mrs. M. K. Russell and Mrs. Marv E. Luckcuck. S. T. Magnetlo Healers and Scientific Massage, are now lo cated at 309 East Jackson. WARN INVESTORS SHOALHROJECT President, In Signing Bill for Huge Development, Would Guard Innocent From Conscienceless Exploiters WASHINGTON, Msy 19. (ff) Presi dent Roosevelt In slSnlng the Muscle Shoal legislation today asked that Innocent lnveatora be warned not to get caught in the clutches cf con scienceless land speculators. The President Issued no formal statement but made sure that his thought got to the people. It also was said that he bad been made very hap py to carry out the realisation of the hope and the great principle for this development whloh he had long maintained. Apparently word has reached the White House that land speculators are plotting a boom In the Muscle Shoal Alabama area. Ending a 13-year contest over dis position of the property. President Roosevelt signed Into law the Nor-rls-HIll bill to govern It use and en visioning as well as a broad plan for development of the entire Tennessee valley. At the Informal ceremony was the veteran Senator Norrl of Nebraska victorious at last in his struggle for government operation of the ahoala project a proposition vetoed In the Coalldge and Hoover administrations. Even as the signature waa attached, freeh controversy loomed over the 140,000,000 war time Alabama plant. A governmental investigation wa disclosed to be under way Into alleg ed misuse of It power by private companies under republican administration. Oregon Weather Generally unsettled tonight and Saturday, with occasional rain west portion; moderate temperature: mod erate southerly winds offshore. o ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN would enjoy the privilege of correctly corseting you In either ft 1 or 3 piece garment priced as low a 83.76. Be prepared to take advantage of the bargains at the coming Land Auction Sale. BAKING POWDER Economical -6ffident SSlaW 1 I ' 25 KEEP IN STEP WITH YOU CAN! And Shredded Wheat will help you do It. It's rich in the things that keep you feeling ' young. Carbohydrates, proteins, and Nature's own essential min ersls and vitamins. Shredded Wheat brings youewy bit of the vltsl goodness Nature provides in whole wheat. Nothing added) nothing taken away. It's ready-cooked, ready-to-serve; And rial food bargain! At least once a day, for tt least tea days, treat yourself to Shredded Wheat the VITALLY DIFFERENT food : i j And keep in step with youth! Bp I W I Wbn yott up Niagtr Pslti ontbtbackant, youKNOVyoH bavtSbrtddtd SHREDDED WHEAT A product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Uneed Baker" i l.,ll',7 ,;," 7 urn mess! I.I SAVE your health and teeth. At these price you can afford to have your dental work don now. Effractions as low " ,50 liver Fllllnrs as low as 1.00 Cement Fillings as low as- 1.00 Poitctaln Fillings as low as l.oo Gold Crowns as low as A.00 Plate a low as 19.00 DR. R. D. C0E 404 Metlford Center Phone 810 Uldf. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE BARGAINS SALT! 80 SALT FOR HAY A Special Ground Salt in 12S lb. Bag C Cwt. 60 Pound Range Blocks: Plain Salt. 60s enoh, $23-00 ton Bulphuried....(J5t eoh, $25.00 ton Iodized 75 each, $20-00 ton Case of 20 five-pound Plain Licks $2 ? 2 .40 Cwt. Hodg-en-Brewster Turkey Starter Contains Milk and Cod Liver Oil Hodgen-Brewster Laywell $ 1 .75" Egg Mash cm. Contains Milk and Cod Liver Oil Mill Run d 1 nr. 80 pound saok P 1 vJU Rolled Barley 70 pound sack 85c SUDAN GRASS 4V2C lb. BERRY CUPS $Y .25 per thousand Mutual Mill & Seed Co. Store 40 S. Central. Warehouse and Store 4th and Bartlett o o D o 3 THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE THE BEST PLACE TO BUY IS WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE FOLLOW the crowds and you can't go wrong, especially if you follow them where they have gone for years. Some folks trade for quality, some for price, some for convenience. If nearly everybody trades at the same place, all three quality, price and convenience, must be there. Follow - the crowds to Southern Oregon's only complete food markets your Groceterias. The Richest and Tastiest Cake Ever Created by BETTY CROCKER PRALINE CARAMEL PECAN Rich with tasty pecans covered with caramel icing Two-layer, small family size 29 . Full Assortment of Betty Crocker Cakes Every Day S A FREE HERSHEY CHOCOLATE BARS with SPERRY CEREALS Here is a chance to get Sperry's finer cereals and Hot Cake flour before the new advanced prices go into effect. Any size package or sack at the pres ent low price, and a Hersey bar FREE with each. Take all you want and get a bar with each. OTHER THRIFT 7- Bread real home quality rresn irom tne oven, two 1 1-2 lb. loaves or three 1-lb. loaves ...... 13 Cookies fresh and sf fl crisp from our own I II C ovens, doz Grapefruit dainty sf fl bits, No. 2 llC Ban ....... Del Monte or Hunt's Alliance sliced yellow c 1 i n g fl r peaches, No. 2y2 lg. 51 C cans, 2 for Del Monte Salmon flfl Red Alaska Sockeye, X He No. 1 tall cans, 2 for Sunshine Graham ftr Crackers 2-lb. f z C carton Krispy Crackers finest slightly salted wafer, fl tp best for the Dutch TZ lunch, 2-lb. box w Van Camp's Sardines si f" large oval cans, I fJC 2 for 1 w Ghirardelli's Choco- ft fl late 1-lb. can 27, t)HC 3-lb. can Monogram Dates si f" 2-lb. cellophane I JC package Chocolate Eclars fresh from the Loose-Wiles Sun- f Q shine bakery, Q C 1 pound Bagley Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 1 .tall can Van Camp's Hominy med: ium can 5$, large " No'. 24 can, ZtJC 3 for w Apple Butter Hunt's sup . reme quality, jar AP holding nearly a 'J ?1 C quart Mayonnaise Flavor sf Foods now sold in I C bulk, pint Syrup Amaizo, Crystal White, 10-lb. can ! 57, Golden, UijC 10-lb. can w w Schilling's Coffee drip or regular grind, 1-lb. fl can 31, hllC 2-lb. can w . Schilling's Tea Green or Orange Pekoe, vacu- gy ft urn pack tin, 1-4 lb. i jf C 18, tf-lb VW Raisins Sunmaid nectars, 2 pkgs .... 15 Fruit Cocktail Hunt's sup reme quality, No. I ft ft tall can 15, No. q 2i2 can fc New Potatoes or fl Green Peas Mr 2 lbs w Artichokes large ft size, He 2 for w Rhubarb Bohnert's sf fl finest quality, I II C 3 lbs B w Lettuce fine, large, sf fl solid heads, I llC 3 for B w Lemons Sunkist Oz- f fl nard brand, He doz .'. Dash a finer white granulat ed soap softens water. Big 5-lb. package ft (twice the regular J C size) P. & G. Laundry fl ( Soap- Jc 10 bars fc w Bob White Laundry fl fl Soap- C 10 bars .'. fc Flour Maple Leaf sf hard $ I 04 wheat 1 White Rose $1.19,. Drifted Snow, ?1.54; Gold Medal, $1.59 Aluminum Sauce si ft Pan- 1 Uc 4-qt. size w Stone Jugs f gallon 1 flC size 1 w Rag Rugs 18 in. by sf fl 36 in., IVC each A Complete Toy Grocery Store with FELS-NAPTHA SOAP Send or take five Fell Naptha Soap Wrappers to KMED, and the store will be sent to you. Specially Priced for Tomorrow fl ssy FELS NAPTHA Z I C 5 bars " 1 FOUNTAIN Turkey Dinner a regular thresher's dinner 25c Praline Caramel Pecan Cake a la mode lOc Limeade a zestful drink 5c and 10c Ice Cream the regular 10c serving 5c 6th at Grape SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders.. Phone East Side 752, West Side 428. 6th at Central o I o o o Oi D 0 o D o o n o 0130 -lOUPI 10130 0130