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MEDFOUD ItXTL TRIBUTE, SfEDFOftD, OREGON', FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1931. PAGE THREE SALES TAX LIKED The tales Ux U worklnf tn neb wonderful way by cutttng down the personal tax, that It Isn't notice able," several farmers near Richard on Springs, Calif., told Larry Pen nington, who has Just returned from there with Mrs. Pennington. They explained to Mr. Pennington that the worry of the schools Is abso lutely forgotten, and all the districts around Ohlco are In a better state than In years. Merchants In confectioneries, cigar stores and beer parlors said the tax was costing them about 25 per cent above the amount the retail trade paid them for the tax, showing that the purchasers are not altogether re sponsible for the payments, he said. BIRD LIFE PICTURES Members and guests of the Camera club greatly enjoyed the bird life mo tion pictures taken In Oregon and California by B. Raymond Driver, and shown by hi mrn the court house auditorium last night. Many pictures of birds taken In the Klamath game preserve, loaned by Horace L. Bromley, were on view. After the open meeting devices for nature study, comprising low camera stand, reflector, and electrical camera 'control were demonstrated by Thomas J. Radcliffe to the members of the club. Norge Gets 7,268 Orders In One Day For Refrigerators On tbe last day of February. Norge Corporation, of Detroit, received or ders for the largest number of re frigertors It has ever experienced In one day's business. "On February 26 we received bona (Ida orders from our distributors for 7,368 Norge refrigerators," stated How ard t. Blood, president of tbe Norge corporation. "This includes one or der for 44 carloads for Trilling & Montague, our Philadelphia distribu tor, and another order of 40 carloads for the Sampson Electrle Co., Norge distributor In Chicago. As we enter tas month of March, this leaves a bsnk of unfilled orders totaling more than 25,000 the largest bank of un filled orders we ever have had at this time of year. Shipments for February were 18 per cent of ship ments for February, 1833. "There Is no doubt that 1934 will be, by all odds, the banner year for the electric refrigeration Industry and for Norge corporation. Many In dividual dealers are ordering In car load lots, while distributors are or dering In tralnloads. "Earlier In the week we received an order for 65 carloads from Moser & Suor, Inc., our Kansas City dis tributor. Our Detroit and Muskegon plants are working to capacity to fill orders on &and." While Camp Applegate, basketball obamplons of the Medford CCC dis trict, go to Roseburg to play Camp Tyee, champions of the Eugene CCC district, the team from Camp South Fork of Rogue River will go to Yreka, Cal Saturday to play Oak Knoll camp of the Redding district. The South Fork team, composed of Illinois men, will play the Oak Knoll five, all Calltornlans. South Fork was runner-up for the district championship, being defeated by Applegate. LOCAL YOUTHS SHIP FOR ORIENT CRUISE Beth BuUls, Jr., and Don Wold, local youths, are on the sea. It was learned by friends here today. Two weeks ago they sailed from San Francisco on the Golden Peak and are now In southern waters near San Dtego, both as employes on board. Their Journey will take them to the Orient before they return to Med ford In the summer. FOREST PICTURES W. R. Fuller of the Oregon State Forest department together with Al bert Ernst, from the regional office of the forest service are giving aome fine motion pictures and lantern slide views, at the CCO campa and other local places. Last evening the pictures were shown at the city hall In Talent. This evening pictures will be shown at the Medford high school at 7:45. The public Is invited. The picture, "Leaves." shows some beautiful forest views and connect the beauty with the wonderful value of the leafy for est. The colored lantern slides show some forest protection work being done In Washington and Oregon by tbe CCC boys and are both interest ing and Instructive. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. March 18. (P) Declaring the Knox liquor con trol law Is "the most vicious piece of legislation that was ever placed upon the statute books of any state." Wil lis E. Mahoney, fiery little mayor of Klamath Falls, last night ftred the first shell in his campaign for the governorship of Oregon. Mahoney la seeking the democratic WOMEN WARH RUNDOWN Thii ia the experience of Mrn. Lula Sturtevant of 895 So. 20th St., Sa lem, Ore?., who says : "I was nervous and sleep , Irss and headaches did 1 their share toward mak ' ing mt rntsrrable. At times I would have a hcaw ache across my back. I used Dr. Pirrce's Favorite Pre scription, and I had no further trouble." Write Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, X. Y. New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. T.fje. size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. "Wa Do Our Pari." The warn weather has brought Picnic Time to Southern Oregon earlier than usual. . . But we are prepared with a large and complete assortment of Luncheon Meats, Bulk Pickles, Relishes, Mayonnaise, Sandwich Spread, Cheeses, etc., at a very reasonable price. Also, don't forget, we have a complete selection of State Inspected Local Meats , for every taste! Phone 603 Free Delivery at 8, 10, 2 and 4 Hamburger, fresh ground 4 lbs. 25c Made from Inspected Meats Sausage, fresh ground 3 lbs. 25c Beef Roast, tender pot roast Ib. 8c (No Necks) Rump or Prime Rib Roast lb. 1 5C Boned and Tied no Waste Hens, fresh dressed, fat, Ib. 7C Veal Roastj'shldr. cuts, Ib. . . .9c Veal Cutlets, loin or rib Ib. 2V2C Veal Stew and Rib Boiling Beef, Ib. ...... 5c Pure Lard .4 lbs. 35c Fresh Oysters, large Willapas . . . pint 22c Veal Steak, shldr. cuts, Ib. 10c Veal Leg Roast lb. 15c STEAKS, Sirloin, Rib, Small T-Bone, Tender Beef FRANKFURTERS, Bologna or Liver Sausage . . . BULK PICNIC ITEMS Ripe Olives Stuffed Olives Queen Olives Sweet Gherkins Sweet Bun Sweet Mix Sliced Sweet Dills Dill Pickles India Relish Sweet Mustard Pickles Mayonnaise Sandwich Spread CHEESES Swiss with the big holes Wisconsin Limburgcr Banquet Cheese Rogue Valley Gorgonzola Wisconsin Cream and complete assort ment of package cheeses. lb. I2c As flOfl FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Potatoes U. S. No. l's, 25-lb. bag 43c U. S. No. 2, 50-lb. bag ...i...-., i.,.69c. Onions, Sweet Spanish, 10 pounds ,.,. :. . 17c Banana Squash, local, per pound v.; . . . . ,.r . . ,. 1 c Celery, large, crisp, 2 stalks ..,.,...:...-. 15c Lettuce, crisp, solid heads, eafch . . .5c Spinach, young and tender, 3 pounds :. ........ . . 10c Asparagus, entire stock tender, 3 pounds ........ .... 19c Free Delivery Any Size Order 'I I V m 5 Tune In on KMKD E?rjr Morning at A: 1 5 for Dally Specials nomination. He announced hla candi dacy in Portland several days ago. He declared the federal government "ahould control the ewltch" at the Bonneville power plant on the Colum bia, river, and added "I rofuae to stand by and let the Portland cham ber of commerce, the utility gang aters representing J. r. Morgan dfc Co.. and a few self-appointed political leaders rob tbe people of the benefits President Roosevelt intends they shall receive from Bonneville dam.' STATE TAX RETURNS WILL TOP LAST YEAR SALELM, March 19. (Approxi mately $225,000 had been received by the state in receipts from personal in come, intangible and corporation tax es up to March 15, the atate tax com mission announced yesterday. Fhe final date for filing returns la April 1. The commission estimated a total return of $500,000 more this year than last due to the recent amend ment to the income tax law which In creased the rate and lowered the ex emptions. Receipts in 1933 amounted to $1,400,000. SMELL CONSIDERING GOVERNORSHIP RACE A RUNG TON, Ore., March 16". Admitting that some of his friends' who have been urging him to run for secretary of state, have Joined others urging him to run for governor. Earl Snelt. speaker of tfhe house In tbe Oregon legislature, told the Associated Press last night that he would make no definite decision for at least an other week. With the beginning of a new six month period In the civilian conser vation corps, a number of army of ficers are reporting for duty in Med ford this week and next, to fill the vacancies left by the dep. rt lire of several. i Included among those ordered to report are First Lieutenant Buford , E. Boyd of Walla Walla, Wash.: Lieu tenant George W. Everman of Rai nier, Ore.; Lieutenant Percy C. Mer j rltt of Albany, Ore.; Lieutenant El- j mer E. Clonlnper of Multnomah, Ore.; j Captain Curtis Miller of Portland, 1 and Lieutenant Rupert T. Gilbert of Drain, Ore. HUSKY THROATS coU - n Overtaxed by smoking Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the HEOABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOW AY, Owner Phone 20 All for 33 1 1 Tillamook Cheese lb. 19c Eggs, fresh extras . Prepared Mustard, Special Offer Your choice of a Green Mixing Bowl or a NEVER4TICK PIE PAH? ....2doz.25c full pint ... 1 5c Oleo, 3 lbs 25c Honey 5-Ib. pail 43c FLOUR Klamath Hardwheat 49 lb. $1.63 v J LfifVl RECIPES CRISCO '3&.CAnk2'6.c&t4 Kitchen Queen or Snow Bird (hardwheat) 49 lbs. $1.73 Drifted Snow 49 lbs. $1.89 Macaroni 3 lbs. 19c Potitc Prunes 4 lbs. 19c ASPARAGUS EXTRA FANCY 2 lbs. 1 5 WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Housewives who buy at this Friendly Home Owned Store know that when they order their day's foot they will receive the same attention that they do when they visit the store. Likewise they know that their order will bo delivered on time . . . and Service is just one of the many big features they receive when they buy the Reliable Way. 4 Free Deliveries Daily Phone 20 1 pkg. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 1 pkg. Whole Wheat Biscuit 1 pkg. Rice Krispies 1 pkg. Whole Wheat Flakes FREE (a 48c value) Peaches, large No. 2V2 can . . . 15c Tomatoes, solid pack . . 2 fr 25c (No. 2', can) ! Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 for Good Food NEW LOW PRICES on QUALITY GROCERIE Compare the quality and price on our complete stock of best grade groceries. You will know, then, that it pays to trade at Marsh's. CL0R0X 1 K PEANUT BUTTER fresh 4C Quart bottle 1 ,0 U ground, in bulk 2 lbs. CO C AMMONIA Parson's, Q. bottle SJG TEA GARDEN Mint Flavored DEL MONTE SLICED YELLOW JELLY rtP- CLINQ PEACHES- OQ. 8-or. jars 2 for COC No. 2X cans 2 for WU DEL MONTE GRAPE FRUIT, OQ . TT, No, 2 can . 3 for 39 C NUTRA DIET- Unsweetened JCb DASH Granulated Soap,- 1 Of Grapofruit 2 cans bUli 2j-lb. package I 5JC riff DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR- PALMOLIVE SOAP g ggfj feJCIjj "Home Perfected" Bttjgr 49-pound &4 QC FRESH FARM EGGS OCl SaCk "" (EXTRAS) 2 do. CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice R.I. Red Hens, per lb. . . 18c Choice Steer Beef Roasts, per lb. 10c T-Bone and Sirloin Steaks, per lb. 1 5c Lard, 3 lbs. for . ... . . 25c Corn, No. 2 can, 12c can; 3 cans 35c Grape Nut Flakes pkg. Qc (With Beetle Ware Spoon Free!) Jello, lime or lemon, package ... 5c ARE YOU BUILDING A E W LAWN? Let Us Help Too We stand ready to assist you with a complete lawn building service. K SEED if Beans red or white, 4 pounds - - 19 Camay Toilot Soap with wash cloth, 4 bars 22 P. and G. Laundry Soap 5 bars 22? 1 bar Ivory FREE! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Local Radishes, large bunches, 3 for 1 0 Fancy Large Cauliflower 2 for 15 Green Peas3 pounds 25 All Bunch Vcgetablcs-3 for 10 Bananas, very fine per pound 5tf Jumbo Artichokes, 2 for 9c BLISS TRIUMPH SEED POTATOES, pound 2X4 Here's where we shine. VVaSS i-re8h gtooks of high Seed quality lawn-grass seed either in mixtures . or separately with competent recom mendations on grasses best suited to your own soil needs. VSonitn Th 8Uper p,anl ifjwirv Iood t youi lawn (new or old). Vigaro is 100 food, no filler costs less to use no weeds. UBe it on your lawn, flowers, roses or shrubbery. Tvy It Rollers Spreaders , Ront one of our A ..11... . lawn work, and In case you don't know it if you buy 100 lbs. of Vigoro or more we will loan yon a spreader FREE spreads fertiliser evenly and quickly. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. "SERVING IN SEEDS FOR 24 YEARS" . IN GENUINS "Wear-Ever" ALUMINUM Steam Cooker and Pol Roaster Saves flavors and food val ues. Saves fuel. Use it as vegetable steamer, self -basting pot roaster, cere al cooker. INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL Capacity i Steam 3 qts.. Bottom. 3 qta. $3.00 VALUE "Wear-Ever's" Greafest Percolator Value Heats quick ly, holds heat and flavor. Protected glass Indi cator. "Cool" handles. 6-Cup t-Oa vL. JOS' ALSO OTHIR SIZES 3-qt. Deep Fat Fryer Many-use fryer. FINE MESH basket. Patented swinging rest. Less grease, fewer drip pings. 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