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1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFOED, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1933. PAGE THREW ) A modern lighthouse is being built on Craney Island off the Virginia coast to replace the old wooden bea 4 con erected 40 years ago. Sixty per cent of the men tu- dents enrolled at Fresno State col- j lege, Cal., earn part or ell of their ; living expenses. 1 tft A'tfiW i Plant ROSES Now! THE SOIL IS IN FINE SHAPE ! ANNUAL E BUSH SALE Many Varieties to Select from SPECIAL SATURDAY FIELD GROWN BUSHES 20c each 2 for 35c THERE'S STILL TIME TO PLANT TULIP AND DAFFODIL BULBS. WE ARE CLEANING OUT V REMAINING STOCKS AT VERY LOW PRICES. BUY AND PLANT NOW DARWIN TULIPS Assorted colors, per dozen 20 dn1frfS Bulbs 35 MIXTURE CONTAINS CHOICEST VARIETIES HM onarch Seed & Feed Go. BY PLACES CONTROL INEFFBH MY (Continued from page one) Cor. 6th & Bartlett Phone 260 with the city of Salem for sewer con nection tor stat buildings and in stitutions. H. B. 20 By McAleer. Providing applicant for old age pension In an institution be considered resident of the county from which sent. H. B. 26 By Hilton and Lewis. Taxing public utlities operating with out franchises. H. B. 34 By Judd and Herman. To permit Astoria to raise revenue by licensing and taxing businesses and professions. H. B. 38 By Snedecor and others. Creating special building fund for each of higher educational Institu tions. H. B. 46 By Wyers. Amends old truck and bUBt law. Reduces sched ules of fees for light trucks and pro vides for seasonal licenses. H. B. 61 By Herman and Judd. Provides delinquent taxes may be paid in bonds and warrants. H. B. 59 By Chllds. Authorizes stat board of higher education to, transfer specified real property. H. B. 60 By committee on taxa tion and revenue. Clarifies and cor rects personal income tax law. H. B. 61 By committee on taxa tion and revenue. Minor changes In intangibles tax law. H. B. 62 By committee on taxa tion and revenue. Amends excise ' tar law to make more clear, j H. B. 65 By Judd. Increases load j limits of trucks on certain highways, j II. B. 66 By committee on unem- plr ,ment. Authorizes state to deal ' y.th PWA for state buildings and Portland armory to extent of $3,000, 000. H. B. 68 By Hilton Graham and Delch. Authorizing cities to provide for reinstatement of bonded assess ments for local improvements upon payment of delniquent installments. H. B. 69 By Dickson. To encour age national agricultural recovery and foster fair competition. ft HANK YOU 1 1 for your great response to our offerings last Saturday. It was far beyond our expectations so we couldn't give service up to our par but we will be pre pared tomorrow and every day next week. Bacon Squares Mild Cure, Fat Backs Salt Pork Beef Steaks Rib, Sirloin, Small T-Bone Pork Roast, fresh picnics Real Specials lb Si on MUTTON Legs, lb 9C Stew, 3 lbs. . . 1 0C Chops, 2 lbs. . 5c Shoulders, lb. . . 4c BEEF ROAST Pound 6c Fresh Dressed Hens Leg Veal Roast Veal Cutlets, rib or loin Prime Rib or Rump Roast Boned and Tied, No Waste SAVE We are going so far as to say say that the Peerless Market ts making It possible for a good many families to have all the meat they care for. which for merly was not true. Not only that, we nrc making It possible for everyone -to save money (which can he used otherwise) on quality local meats. c l2 Fresh Ground Hamburger No Cereal 6 lbs. 25c Sausage 4 lbs. 25c chiii Condensed, lb. 21c 1U-1 JU x y2 a Swiss Cheese, the kind with the big holes, lb. . 30c Swiss or Round Steak, tender beef, lb. . . . 12V2C Place your Order Now for your Christmas Turkey, Chicken, Goose or Duck Also Choice Suckling Pigs, each $300 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lettuce, large heads 5C Celery, large, crisp 9c Southern Sweet Potatoes (No. l's), 6 lbs. . 23c Squash (Local Banana), per lb c Danish Squash (serve in halves), 4 for . . . 10c Cranberries, red, ripe, 2 quarts 25c Newtown Apples, per box . . . ggc Cauliflower, 3 heads for 14c Free Delivery at 8. 10 2 and 4 Tune In on KMF.D Every Morning at S:l.1 for ball, Dprclalt H. B. 74 By MeAlear. Provide for reduction of levies by county court and extension of such levies on tax rolls. H. B. 75 By Paulus and others. Provides that peddlers license fee be paid into the common school fund. H. B. 77 By Martin, Permits county courts to Issue special dance hall licenses temporarily. H. B. 80 By Joint committee on ways and means. To transfer certain unexpended funds to general fund. H. B. 61 By committee on Insur ance. Corrective Insurance bill. H. B. 82 By committee on Insur ance. Another corrective Insurance measure, H. B. OS By Gordon. Providing clarified system for blind pupils to receive aid from state. H. B. 103 By Paulus. Corrective amendments to motor transportation act. H. B. 106 By Becttman. Tax on beer and wines. H. B. 109 By Beck man. Author izing cities and counties to contract with each other to carry on Joint functions. H. B, 110 By McPhlllips. Sales tax bill. H. B. 113 By highway committees. Provides for refund of unearned por tions of motor vehicle deposits. H. B. 115 By Hilton. Changes time for making budget estimates for cities and counties. H. B. 117 By Huntington. Per mits school districts to borrow against anticipated uncollected tax levies. H. B. 124 By Multnomah delega tion. To authorize Portland to bor row for construction of an armory. H. B. 128 By Joint ways and means committee. Permits Oregon state fair to apply unexpended pre mium funds for 1933 to premiums for 1034. H. B. 129 By Winslow. Correct non-resident motor license act. H. B. 130 By Damasch. Lonergan and Snedecor. Permits board of con trol to call election to establish tu berculosis hospital at Portland. H. B. 131 By Damasch. Permits board of control to call election to establish state insane hospital at Portland. H. B. 136 By Joint ways and means committee. Providing for mis cellaneous minor claims. Y OF John J. Murphy, one of Ashland's beat known native sons, died at his home there this morning after a brief Illness. His parents. John and Mary, crossed the plains in 1853, and settled on the Murphy donation claim south of Asa land, where John J. Murphy wss born September 29. 1860. where he lived until 1914. when he and his family moved to Ashland. He has resided there since that time. Mr. Murphy had always been an active farmer and stockralser In the valley. On June 18. 1884. he was married to Gertrude Nell, a native daughter of JfledicatecLf Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the EE LIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner. Fbone 20 This Year Give Food! The Christmas budget may easily be balanced with gifts of food. Good food has not ad vanced in price like many other things. Make someone happy by giving them something they really need. See our Royal Club canned food assortment. There are several different sizes, with a price for every purse. , . Christmas Candy Come In and see our large assort -ment. Our prices are lower than the present market affords. We purchased over 2000 pounds before prices advanced. Candy 11c lb. and up in quantity Seasonable Foods at Big Savings Pumpkin NoL27can 10c Popcorn, 4 lbs 25c HOMINY, large 2Vz can 7c WALNUTS, large, fancy, lb. . IQc PUREX.pht 9c Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can . . . 2,1 C Jello, all flavors, pkg. . . . 5C Cocoanut, bulk, lb. . . . . 1 9C Wesson Oil, Vi gal 69c Snowdrift, 3 lb. tin 49c Pearls of Wheat, package . . 19c Carnation Oats, large pkg. . . 1 9C ftLUMfl iriTasas vTTiT?! Pound Package, 2 for . . 35c Chase & Sanborn's, always fresh, lb. . . 27c Royal Club, 3-Jb. can 79c can 29c Laundry Soap,' 10 bars 25c Flour, hard wheat, 49 lbs. . . . $1.73 Money Back Guarantee FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Artichokes, 2 for .... 5c Brussell Sprouts, lb. ....... 1 0C Fancy Lettuce, head 5C Choice Grapefruit, 6 f or . . . . 25c Choice Navel Oranges, 2 doz. . 35c Fancy U. S. No. 1 Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. . 1 9c Oregon, and to this union five chil dren were born, one of whom died In Infancy. Their son Clyde died at the age of IS. Mrs. Murphy preceded her h us ban 4 in death 10 years ago this month. He la survived by three sons. Carl, Murray and Ray, all of Ashland; one brother, Ed Murphy: also two grand children, John and Mary Louise. He was a member of the I. O. O. P. lodge, and passed through the chairs of that order, also being a memoer of grand lodge and the Ashland lks Funeral services are to be conducted Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Elks' temple, with the lodge conduct ing. Interment will be in the Ash land cemetery. Spokane, Wash has acquired 48 parka and playgrounds, covering 5. 786 acres, since 1891. Notice of Election. To the Landowners of Eagle Point Irrigation District: Notice Is hereby given that an elec tion in and for Eagle Point Irriga tion District be, and the same Is hs.e by called to be held on the 16th day of January, 1934, between the hours of 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. m., for the purpose of voting and determining whether refunding bonds of said Eagle Point Irrigation District in the amount of 100,000 shstl be Issued by said district, pursuant to Chapter 7, Title XLV1IX, Oregon Code, as amended, for the pur pose of refunding the outstand ing bonds of said district And accrued Interest thereon, said bonds to be serial bonds of said district id to mature over a period of forty years in such manner that the combined payments of principal and Interest each year thereon shall be substan tially equal and to bear Interest at the rate of four per cent per annum. The voting place for said election shall be as follows : The Isabella house In the NE quarter of Section 15. Township 35 8. R. 1 W. of W. M., about 1 mile east of Crater Lake Hwy. on Butte Falls road. The following named persons are hereby appointed Judges of said elec tion: J. W. Smith, Buford Clark and Julius Bltterllng. In w 1 tness wh ereo f , the board o directors of the Eagle Point Irrigation District has caused this notice to be signed and sealed in the City of Esgle Point, in the County of Jackson, era's of Oregon, this 13th day of December, 1933. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF EAGLE POrNT IRRIGATION DISTRICT. O. C. BOOOS, President. OHAfl. HUMPHREY, Director. A. C. MrTTELSTAEDT, Director. (Seal.) Attest: CLARENCE F. DAVTE8. Secretary. Phone 252 for Good Food o O i Personal Attention 6 Free Deliveries Prompt Service A Rogue River Valley Gift Send small gift boxes of fruit to your out-of-town friends this year , . . Very appropriate and economical. We have fancy pears and apples in gift boxes and the express rates are very low on fruit. - Extra Fancy Pears in Gift Boxes Extra Fancy Apples in Gift Boxes Fancy Grazed Fruits in trays, small gift boxes and Pyrex dishes CHRISTMAS CANDIES IN CELLOPHANE BAGS Whitelaw'i BOX CHOCOLATES DELICIOUS HOME MADE CAKES Heinz FIG AND PLUM PUDDING FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS Eagle Point Cheese, 1 lb 18c Eagle Point Cheese, 5-lb. loaf .. ... .,.,.,.,. ..... 85c Chipso, large package 17c Sunbrite Cleanser, 6 cans 25c Leslie's Shaker Salt, plain and iodized . . . 9c Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, lb. can .... 33c ted Cream of Wheat ... 23c De sure to inciuae a can or aiumei Darting r owner O Order Your Turkeys Now SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Beef Roasts, per lb. - - 9c All CKoice Steaks, per lb. - - - 15c Lean Pork Steaks, 2 lbs. for - 25c Choice Hens and Fryers, per lb. 17c 1 a If You Are Looking for REAL BARGAINS Check Carefully . . the Ads In . . Today's MAIL TRIBUNE
