BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, SfEDFOUl), OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1933.
PAGE TWO
OFFER
FEAST
Threatened
. Th j. O. Penney Company1 Med
ford store la celebratm 1U birthday
Saturday, marking tbe completion of
six eara of successfully serv
ing thn people of Medford and the
Rogue Uver valley. Tbls red-letter
period In the history ot the local
unit ol t!i great Penney organlza-
) fiMM
W. S. BOI.OER
tlon will be observed with special
birthday (east of merchandise val
ues, socordlng to W. B. Bolger, man
age:' of the Medford store.
In commenting upon tills special
vent, Mr. Bolger jald:
"The policy of the company does
not permit 'special sale and the
merchandise Is built up to a stan
dard not down to a price We handle
quality merchandise and will not
purchase prison-made goods or pur
chase bankrupt stocks. Tbe constant
ly Increasing popularity of the Pen
ney store proves that such a policy
tiae the support of the buying pub
lic. "It our birthday, but we are
giving tbe party for. our friends.
Merchandise - Is rapidly rising In
price. The new cotton process tax,
the advance In commodities and the
fact that the textile Industry was
the fltst to put Into effect the In
dustrial code, hae caused the manu
facturer to Increase his production
costs and tbe finished article must
of necosslty be raised In price. The
newer Is ,buy now."
:The J O. Penney Company pur
chased the building at Blxth and
Central! street In which lis store
Is located, from the Golden Utile
Mercantile Company In May, 1SII7.
The entire Golden Rule stock was
old and on August . 10. 1037 the J.
O. Penney Company store was open
ed. Complete remodeling was effect
ed and standard equipment for Pen
ney stoles Installed, making this fine
tore a model for smartness and con
venience. Realising an obligation to this
community, the J. O. Penney Com
pany staff under W. S. Bolger has
enthusiastically cooperated wltti mer
chant and ctvlo organizations ot this
city. Mr. Bolger has Identified him
self with many community activi
ties devoted to the betterment ' of
this section ot Oregon. For two years
he haa headed the Medford Chamber
of Commerce and during his admin
istration .many outstanding achieve
ments have been recorded Including
the establishment of Vie concentra
tion itoadquarters of the Clvlo Con
servation Corps In Medford.
As a paet-commander of Medford
Post 15, American Legion. V7. S. Bol
der haa been prominent In activi
ties of southern Oregon war veter
ans. He la also a past-president of
the local chapter of the American
Red Cross.
Threatened kidnaping of Aldyi
Squire (above), 18, daughter of Al
dl B. ,8quire, wealthy Llewellyn
Park, N. J., Industrialist, led to tht
arrest of Flora Carol Ravens, domes
tlo servant, at her home In Bloom
field. N.J. (Associated Press Photo)
Meteorological Report
August 18, 1039.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday. Not much
change In temperature.
Oregon: ' Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday Showera near coast; cooler
east portion.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 88; lowest, 53.
Total monthly precipitation, trace.
Deflclenoy for the month, .10 lnoh.
Total precipitation alnce September
1, 1932, 14.88 Inches. Deficiency for
the season, 8.08 Inches.
Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes.
terday, 14; 8 a. m. today, 63.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:23 a. m.;
sunset,' 7:06 p. m. . ,
Observations Tnken lit 6 i
111) Meridian Time.
City
ITT
IT
Boston ..
Cheyenne
Chicago
Eureka . 58 . S3
Helena . m 90 fid
Loa Angelea 60 04
78 04 .01 Cloudy
78 80 T. Cloudy
84 80 .03 Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clenr
Clear
103 84
MEDFORD
New Orlenti 88 74 .04 Clear
New York 70 08 .04 Rain
Omaha .................. 88 60 T. Clear
Phoenix ,. 104 80 Clear
Portland .............. flB p.cdy
Reno 00 00 Clear
Roeeburg ... 00 58 Clear
Salt Lake ............ 00 73 Cloudy
San Francisco...... 08 57 Cloudy
Seattle ... 78 57 Cloudy
Spokane ......... 9A 04 P. Cdy.
Walla Walla 100 74 .... Cloudy
Washington, D.O. 84 70 T. Cloudy
SALEM, Aug. 18. (yp) The warn
ing orlea of a neighbor lady awaken
ed Mrs. Margaret J. Martin and her
ton, Ralph, barely in time for them
to escape from their burning house
here last night.
Hot? Don't know
what to eat?
F0RCCC SALES
C. M. Kldd and company will heel
nd sole alt shoes from 14 C. C. O.
camps In this district, covering the
entire territory from Anneal to Lake
view, Oregon, having been awarded
th government contract In competi
tion with numerous other repair
hops, according to Mr. Kldd.
Twenty-eight hundred young work
ers, who average two pair of shoes
each, promise to keep Kid da expert
repairmen busy at the last. To take
care of this new business, two addi
tional men. Vern and Oman Flnley,
r-ave been hired by Mr. Kldd. R. O.
Wise, experienced shoe mechanic, Is
In charge of the department.
NEWPORT, B. I. Aug. 18. )
Ellsworth Vines, national tennis
champion, today was widely outplay.
d by Frank X. Shields as that pow
erful New Tomer ran up a straight
et victory In the semi-final round
ot the Newport Casino tenuis tour
nament. Vines, Casino victor for the
past two years, was eliminated bf a
e-1, 8-4, 6-4 margin.
WATER AND SUPPLIES
SHORT AFTER STORM
KIN06T0N. Jamaica, Aiif. 18 (AO
Lack of' Water and other auppllea
formed a distressing aftermath today
to a storm which Wednesday caused
30 deaths and widespread property
damage. Governor sir Hansford SU
ter sponsored the rslslng of a $500.
000 relief fund to care for 90.000 in
hebltenta whoa suffering was said
to be acute.
STORE OF BEANS
BEING CANNED BY
THRIFTY II
Fresh from tbe vines, into tin cans,
labeled and numbered and sealed
string beans $s traveling by a fart
route these 4ays in the Medford Arm
ory kitchen, where canning under
auspices of tbe Jackson county relief
committee la underway.
With Mrs. Louis B. Humphry V
chairman of the project, thousands
of beans are anapped each day and
sealed for winter consumption a
thrifty women from all sections take
advantage of the service offered by
the relief committee to aid them to
filling their larders for next winter
At noon yesterday tha total for
the preceding eight days had reached
3073 can and the Indications were
that the number would be swelled
by another 350 before the close of
the day's canning.
Each woman bringing beana to the
kitchen for canning and each Is ex
pected to bring in her own product
is given a card number, which will
be hers throughout the canning sea
son. She brings In the card with
her each time she returns to the
kitchen. Each la also given a can
ning number, which appears on every
can of beans she places in the pres
sure cooker, In order that a definite
check on each family's supply may
be kept.
The .canning service Is extended as
a relief measure exclusively, and only
those persons who have accepted re
lief from the county committee are
Included In the project.
It Is necessary for persons expect
ing to take advantage of the service
to register in advance, and proof of
the popularity of the plan Is realized
In the fact that every day next week
ts already filled. Anyone wishing to
can beans is therefore urged to make
appointment for the following week
as soon su possible. All are asked to
call M21. Humphry at 993-J.
La supervising the kitchen. Mrs.
Humphrys is assisted each day by
volunteer workers. The canners also
aid each other and .each is held re
sponsible for her own Man supply.
The beans must be supped at the
kitchen and all women ve warned
against snapping them before bring
ing them to the Armory. When this
la done the product Is not accepted
for canning. After tbe beans are
snapped at the long table In the
basement, they are taken Into the
kitchen and washed at the sink, then
placed In bleached sacks, which the
women also furnish. On the sack the
number Is placed, showing the owner
of the beans. The sack la then plac
ed In the boiler for 'bleaching of the
beans. Following the bleaching, each
woman transfers her beans Into cam
carrying her number. They are then
placed in the pressure cooker for the
final step in the canning process.
The work Is carried on systemat
ically and quietly In the kitchen,
with one of the workers operating the
sealer, while tbe others prepare their
beans and transfer them through the
various processes.
In addition to bringing tbe beans'
to be canned, each woman Is re
quired to furnl&b a kettle and
a bleached flour sack. The cans ate
furnished by the relief committee.
While the beans are cooking time
Is available for other work, and the
women are Invited to bring sewing
or mending with them to the Armory
basement, which Is unusually cool.
The canning begins at 8 o'clock in
the morning and Is continued until
the day's supply of beans Is sealed
and ready for removal from the
kitchen.
The committee plans to operate the
kitchen until the last of September
Following completion of the bean
canning, the tomato crop will be (pre
served. Ox-Cart to Airplane.
SALBM, Aug. 18. (flV-Mrs. Mary
F. Brunk came to this country from
Sacramento in an ox-cart years ago
Yesterday, at the age of 73, she was
enthulastlo over her , first airplane
ride.
FEEUD
SPECIALS
Ground Barley, cwt .$1.15
Rolled Barley,.70 lb. sack. .,.,.,.,. . .85c
Special Egg Mash, cwt.. .$1.75
Special Scratch, cwt .,..,... $1.65
Cracked Corn . . .., $1.60
- Superior Sack Twine
50c lb.
JERRY BARR
4th and Bartlett
Phone 803
CITY MEAT MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
121 No. Central.
-9 ;30-2.4
Phono 321
BETTER MEAT
You don't have to pay high prices,
just to be sure of getting the best.'
WE ONLY CARRY THE BEST
"Meat Makes The Meal"
Picnic Ham, lb '. . . . 12c
Bacon Squares, lb 10c
Bacon Backs, lb 15c
Lard, 3 pounds 25c
Veal Roast lb. . 8C
Beef Roast, lb. 10c
Rib Boil, lb 6c
We have a full line of Lunch Meats, Ficklci
HENS FRYERS RABBITS
Ma.
BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE V'
8 AN ECHO FROM THE PAST
TOMORROW we roll back the scroll of time when our food journey
takes us to England's old time Midsummer festival one of the many
happy early English customs that earned for England the title of
"Merry Old England."
And what a festival it was with the Midsummer beauty of nature
augmented by her bounties the fruits the flowers the berries and the
early farm crops the world seemed bright indeed to these toil ridden peo
ple and the Mid-summer festival was perhaps even more joyous than the
Yuletide. ,
The crowning triumph of the feast concluding this long forgotten
old English festival has been preserved for us by a famous English chef.
Tomorrow we span the hundreds of years separating us from this old
festival and offer "Old English Bramble Cake".
Tomorrow from Medford's finer cake bakery
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BUNGALOW GROCERY
409 North Riverside
Groceries Fountain Service
Meats Light Lunches
Our Motto, SERVICE FREE Delivery
Phone 485
Doc Wright, Prop.
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OLD -ENGLISH BRAMBLE CAKE-44c
(Four Layer) V
QNE-HALF CAKE 25c
Bakery Goods
Baked without commercial substitutes
all pure and healthful and real home
quality.
BREAD
Lib. loaf 3 for 20?
lH-lb. loaf ... 10
COOKIES a healthful sweet. Any
kind or assorted, 2 doz. 19
All layer cakes by Betty Crocker
Now 3 layers-large cake 44$
Half cake 25$
13-egg Angel Cake 39j
Cantaloupes
Home grown fresh from the
fields a fine hot weather food.
Two sizes
Regular 45 size :.M,.f. . 2 for 11c
Jumbos . . . . . . . . . . 9c
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Treat yourself to the finest can
taloupes grown.
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
Pels Naptha
Soap,
bar
5
Apple Cider Pure apple ci
der slightly carbon- B"
ated z C
bottle w
Amaizo Corn
Starch 1 lb.
Pkg
Ice cream freezers,
2-quart
galvanized
8&
Glass Water Sets-pitcher and
six glasses, pink or f? A
green, very pretty de- Jj H c
sign Set
Lux Toilet Soap (150-piece
jig saw puzzle f r?
free)- C
4 bars w
Fancy Lemons Sun-
kist 360 size.
doz.
21
Wheaties a whole pi
wheat ready to serve I II (
cereal. Pkg "
Sperry's Rolled . A f
Oats I qC
Family pkg
Macaroni
4-pound
Pkg
22.
Miracle Whip the sensation
al new salad dressing, ft f
y2 Pt. io; 9 He
pint 15; qt " v
Crab Meat Korean
brand. No. y2 can,
2 for
25
Quick Jell a fine gelatine
dessert powder - m
all flavors. 1 C
Pkg w
White Star Tuna Fish
small can 10;
medium can
Smoked Salmon-
ready to serve.
No. 1 can
15
29c
Lemon Juice Natural flavor;
pure juice; equal to a f
dozen fresh I JJ C
lemons
Apple Butter-Hunt's
Supreme quality.
No. 1 can
12
Instant Pdstum
large can
for
Minute Tapioca a
fine summer food.
Pkg
Post's Bran
Flakes
3 pkgs
Diamond Crystal
Salt .
2 pkgs
Jello Ice Cream
Powder
3 pkgs
39
12
25
15
25
P & O White Soap ft Q
finest for laundry. H (
10 bars ""w
Bob White Soap ft
made by Procter & fll
Gamble, 10 bars
Ivory Soap, medium
bar 5c large,
3 for
Snowdrift Shortening
3-lb. can 49
6-lb. pail
25
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Special Groceteria
Features
Home Made Bread
Z-Mor-U Coffee
Inspected Eggs
Finer Cakes by Betty Crocker
Fountain
Turkey Dinner a dandy meal 25
Old English Bramble Cake,
a la mode - 10
Double Thick Milkshakes 2 for 15$
6th at
Grape
(Sanies dh Lydnsii?
6th at
Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Delivery of $1.00 orders Phone East Side 752 West Side 428
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