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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUKE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTPAT, JUKE t, 195S. PHOEIWX PRESBYTERIAN Youth Sought for the three societies. Junior, senlor irrtermedlste, and adult. Preaching service at 8:00, The ser mon topic not announced. Young people's choir, under the leadership of Mrs. George Carpenter, will assist with the mualo for the evening service. , SERVICES ANNOUNCED PHOENIX, June a (Spl.) Services at the Presbyterian church next Sun day: Sunday school, 10:00, J. O. N. Poling, supt. Morning worship, 11:00, Ralph 8. Peterson, pastor. Sunday Is Pente O D o ARE WITHOUT SIN DINE AND DANCE at BONNBV GRILLE. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur days as Sunday afternoon and eve ning. Reservations tor private par ties Monday. w-dnesday sc Friday Route 1, Box 65. Gold H1U. cost Bundsy, and the topic announced by the paator, Is "The Holy Spirit." Special music by the choir. Christian Endeavor meetings at 7:00 (Continued from Pa Ona.) any evidence. But however shsdowy nnnM-Mnn It hu hid Its Uses. One Morgan partner bee found mournful solacs. Be told a ineua: -They may ruin our buslnsss. but at leant we'll tats a lot of politicians with' ua If we alni." The practice of cutting friends In on the ground flour of new Issues ws by no mean coiuinea to muiiw k..ii vra hnuie of laiue has done It at ome time. Usually no payments were called ror until piuiin -ready assured. Local conserratltes who opposed Roosevelt even before hla nomination are now Baying "X told you so." They thin the Investigation 1 pretty poor n4 r mnvlnced that It Wlil backfire In the President's face. Thsy simply cannot grasp tne poi'-j that the new aeai is more wu lltlcal trick. ' Most local Republican leaders are delighted with Investigation develop ments. They figure they can tuct their thumba In their vests and waf.h ninety-odd congressional seats drift ttftxir in th o o. p in 1934 as & con servative protest. That would give tnem control 01 wie iwuso barraaa Mr. Roosevelt's last two years considerably, nnfc nn nf the keenest of the Re publicans says It will not be as simp.e . . it aaMmatea tha balance of power will lie with 80 seat to be closely tested in eeiectea aistnci. In spite of Allied Chemical's ap parent stubbornness you can get three to one It will yield enough to satisfy the Stock Exchange before the Aug ust 39 deadline for lt eviction from the Big Board. ' There Is a reason for Allied Chem teal's retlcenoe about Its security holdings that doesn't appear on the surface. The corporation has ambi tions for an industrial empire or Its own. For some taonths It has been quietly buying stocks In the open market to acquire control of seversl smaller corporations In varied lines. It doesn't want this activity to be come nubllo knowledge ss yet and particularly doesn't want Its DuPont competitors to find out about It. It would of course be denied ornciauy bu there la Inside evidence that it la true. Allied chemical's stock market op eratlons are more carefully guarded than those of almost any other tren sr. It keens the Identities of its brok ers carefully concealed and none of Its agents knows what the others are doing. VANCOUVER, Wash., June 9. p) A new kind of mystery confronted the sheriff of pisrk county today. I. centered around the discovery yej .terday of an automobile which for eight years had lain burled In a shal low pit on the northeast .lope of Qreen mountain. The automobile, a large, expensive touring car, was obviously new when It was hidden In the pit. The entire chassis had been sawed Iri two. The top, wheels and tires were missing. The ear bore 1935 Washington llcenw plates, No. 151-493. The car (a Cadll Uc) was sold new In that year. , Workmen who were clearing land on the alopes of dreen mountain made the discovery yestedey. Sheriff R. E. McCrlte, who has communicated with license bureau officials at Olym plt In an attempt to solvs the mys tery, said those who have worked on the case have found no explanation aa to why the car was burled in the lonely spot. WASHINGTON POST IS 4)c yi Every known haunt of 17-year old Balfe Macdonald (above) was searched by Michigan police seek ing to question him about the flay ing of his mother, Mrs. Orace B Macdonald, wealthy widow of Flint, Mich, (Associated Press Photo ea 1 1 1 A 11 a . 1 M. LA Following definite decision not to open the Scout camp at Lake o' the Woods, necessitated by lack of funds, plans have been atarted to provide a camp on the Applegate, where Boy Scouts of Medford and neighboring towns can enjoy an outing and Scout activities this summer, Larry Schade announced today. As soon as all de tails of the camp provision are worked out all the troops will be notified. A wonderful opportunity for camp life at a very minor expense will be offored the boys, according to the pro- gram underway. Scouting activities throughout the district have been progressing well, during 'the past two weeks, Mr. Schade stated today In spite of the very limited funds. Northern Cali fornia conducted a successful field dsy last week and Ashland and Grants Peas hsd well attended courts of honor. Lfcek i a i l a a .... fl. c km, omHpare Mix t thin paste of Schilling Mustard and water irr a cup. Do the same with some other kind. Smell the aroma from both. Note the difference in strength. The reason: A mustard seed contains two oils one a flavor oil the other flavorless. Most of the . flavorless oil can be removed, leaving the flavor oil concentrated in the i . t j ground mustara. ocnuung aosi m. ii bchillite 7TTlTTTTTTTTMTrTTTMT'TlTTTTT TURKEY DINNER Beer Eat More A Real 15c and Meal for a Pay Less 15c 25c Bottle at the 35c BROWNIE MARIE CAFE 19 N. Fir WASHINGTON , June 3. (TV-The Washington Pout wm sold at public auction today for 9835,000 to Oeor K. Hamilton, a Washington attorney who declined to rvAl who he rep resented. ' Sale of the Post wen ordered recent ly In the District of Columbia u preme court on account of financial difficulties. It haa been operated oy a receiver for some time but he re ported he was unable to make the pa per allow a profit. ' MARION FAR IN RED IN YEAR'S BUSINESS SALEM, Ore., June 3. (AP) Ma rten county and Its subdivision ex ponded 307,133.37 more laat year than waa received In taxea, an audit of accounts revealed. Total expendi tures were W, 007,3 49. 4 7, alllfl jM. ,VORIumSOAP v" r-A ' CkXi IVORY FLAKES ZIJA fcsj Ijjfftt jf. I f spetd soap IM. "' OXYDOL " s. JU PamdGn&soap fflftw - The targetf nlllrtQ wop In ffce world , liiWlin f VSw CAMAY btaullM 9SIM' saaaiaaaaaai : I I O o SPeedie't safest for fine silks end woolens SAVE rour health arid tssth. At thssa prices you can afford to bars rour dental work dons now. extractions as low Tin M SUvrr Fllllnirs as low as 1.00 Cement fillings as low ss. Llto Pornlsln Fllllnjt as low as 1.00 Gold Crowns aa low as S00 Plates as low aa 15.00 DR. R. D. C0E 404 Sledford Center Bide, rhnne 340 P lil lM ! sia sralxairaBwaaOaaaaaBataaaaaassHsBaVAd Spring House Cleaning Now that Spring is here, we have to think of house-cleaning. Let Procter & Gamble Soaps do your house-cleaning for you. They offer True Values highest quality at low est prices. The Dealers listed below are running special sales this week and next. They also have an assortment of Brooms, Mops, Brushes, Polishes, Bleachers, for your con venience. These " prices are the lowest in years so buy all you can today. These prices won't last. GATES A LYDIARD NO 1 H. E. MARSH 130 E. Main PARK GROCERY 228 W. Main ALEXANDER'S GROCERY 131 W. Main RELIABLE CASH GROCERY 117 N. Central STAR MARKET 314 E. Main HUMPHRIES' GROCERY 634 E. Main ROSE GROCERY 205 West Jackson PEACH ST. GROCERY 300 No. Peach FRANKLIN GROCERY 437 South Central No. Central PIGGLY WIGGLY E. Main HOME GROCERY 608 E. Main BUNGALOW GROCERY 400 No. Riverside SAFEWAY STORES No. 34, 31 N. Central No. 471, 208 W. Main PAY'N TAKIT N. Central GATES & LYDIARD NO. 2 West 6th 8treet WALDEN BROS. N. Riverside Ps?etei? h GasimMe Co. THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE SHARE IN THESE BIG SOAP SAVINGS BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER SOAP prices have gone up 50c to $1.00 a case, and it looks as though the low bargain prices of the last six months will soon be a thing of the past. Share in our savings on our advance buy before we have to - raise prices. Buy for months ahead soap improves with age and case lot buyers will reap a double saving. BAKERY GOODS Here is the real home of those famous Betty Crocker Cakes. Seven varieties, two sizes 23c 39c Bread too bad you can't lay in a sup ply, for the price must advance soon. 1-lb. loaf 3 for 13c lV2-lb loaf 2 for 13c LAUNDRY SOAP p. & O. finest of all laundry soaps 10 bars : 250 Case 100 bars $2.43 Bob White Laundry Soap e 10 bars 22 Case 100 bars t $2-13 Fels Nantha Soap (get the toy groc ery store for five wrappers at KMED 5 bars 25c SOAPS and OTHER SAVINGS Ivory Soap large, 3 Tfon bars 25c, case 100 $ f 09 bars Ivory Soap medium bar, 4 for 18c, case A 100 af43 bars Camay Soap finest si Q toilet soap, I UC 4 bars ......... Hardwater Castile - 4 Q toilet soap, JC 4 bars ; Wanda Beauty f JF Soap, 4UC . 7 bars Life Buoy Q Q Soap drnV 4 bars Lux Toilet f Q Soap 0 4 bars Rinso ! A large UC package - Lux Flakes 4 Q large I JJC package Citrus 4 p large . I UC package Chipso flaked or 4 4 granulated, large Lfi package Ivory Flakes small si Q pkg. 3 for 25c, C large pkg Oxydol suds in a 4 Q hurry and less rub- j JC bing, large pkg White King Granu- A A lated Soap-T sCJC 21a-lb. pkg Dash a white granulated soap, for fine ' '07 fabrics, ijlC 51b. pkg " Selox 4 A large I UC Pkg. Bon Ami cake 9c, 4 A powdered 11c, JC de luxe Hershey's Cocoa 4 J lb. can 8c, I 0C lb. can Strawberry Jam-ftP Pride brand, No. ,fcOC 2y2 glass jar Pen-Jel finest for J) J making jelly or pre- J I C serves, 2 pkgs Orange Juice Valvita brand, natural orange juice, f" " No. 1 tall can 10c, QyC 6 cans ... Grapefruit Juice - AP Valvita brand, No. 1 ATZ tall can, 3 for Z-MOR-U COFFEE Folks thought it couldn't be better but it is. The new importation finer than ever. NOW-pound 25c 3 pounds 73c FINE SHOPPING BAG FREE FOUNTAIN Ice Cream, the regular 10c serving 5c TURKEY DINNER every Saturday in the year. A good big dinner 25c Sliced Pineapple 4 Hesperin brand, y ( broken slice, No. 2 can Grape Fruit Florida 4 A dainty bits, I UC No. 2 can Beets or 4 A Turnips . I 3 bunches New Potatoes At? Z 25' Green 4 A Peas 3 I IJC lbs Fancy Sunkist 4 A Lemons gC dozen Drifted Snow . ii Flour $ I 57 49 lbs - B Mapleleaf guaranteed hard wheat A 4 flour, $ I 09 49- lbs Tasty Malt a fine chocolate flavored malted milk i Q -drink (beach ball gHc free) 1-lb. can Garden Hose Goodrich best quality home hose, 50- ft. with $i39 couplings Lawn Movers Herschel's 5 blade self-adjusting .f ball-bearing, $h98 ?6.69 and w 6th at T A. TT M.12M7T Grape VaUUCBt) 5 UUy ttUUSllTUU 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone East Side 752 West Side 428 ;oaoiaa tonoi loaoc C t c
