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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1934, Watch your labels this week. Buy with pride, for each purchase advances your own and Oregon's Prosperity. Let's go forward with Oregon! All Oregon Products Days Reminds us to remind you that ALPINE MILK An Oregon Product is packed in Medford Made Boxes The importance of this fact is recog ' nized when we realize that the makers of Alpine Milk have spent in Southern Oregon in recent years enough money to support for one year over 450 Families It is only good business for Southern Oregon people to always' Specify Alpine Milk TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY THIS WEEK IS DEDICATED TO EVERYTHING OREGON MAKES AND GROWS... It is a State-Wide effort to unite our people in an increased use of the fine products Oregon produces so abundantly . . to the end that added purchasing power will be re-invested in Oregon farms, forest and industrial production. , Observe OREGON PRODUCTS WEEK April 20 to 28 Put Oregon Labor To Work! Buy Oregon-Made Products STATE-WIDE effort is being put forth to impress upon the people of this state the importance of buying Oregon-Made products . . . For your own selfish interest, as well as for the welfare of the entire state, you should "Buy Oregon" . , . This added purchasing power will be re invested right here in Oregon in farms, forest, in dustries! Oregon labor will be given employment ... a substantial contribution will be made to the prosperity of Oregon . . . Watch your labels this week and for months to come be sure your preference is for Oregon-Made merchandise Let's go forward with Oregon I IRi THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY REFEREE KAYOED Take it from Ray -r:sble, Medford'8 wrestling referee, there's one Iron clad rule in the mat game that Is, when a bloke's shoulders are on the canvas he's down. It don't make much difference what the customers think about It. or how It happened, the guy on top is the winner. Frlsble applied this prlnclpa 1 In awarding Billy Edwards, Kansas City headache specialist, the third and deciding fall over Paul Murdock, Oklahoma, in the main event on last night's three match wrestling card at the armory. The fall In question came when Mur dock tried a Sonnenburg that glanced off Edwards and sent Frlsble through the ropes, leaving the gladiators to : heir own devices. Quick to sense 'he arbiter's sudden loss of interest, Edwards kayocd Murdock with a hard right to the body. When Frlsbie woke up and crawled back into the ring. Edwards was parked atop the Okla homa boy, with an irate fan trying to haul him off. There was noth ing for Ray to do save raise bombastic Billy's hand. Murdock pleased the fans by taking the opening fall with a series of Son nenbergs and a body press, after slipping out of several of Edwards' chiropractic headlocks. Edwards evened the match In 10 minutes when Murdock essayed another Son nenberg. Billy countered with a rab bit punch, applied his knuckle head lock and sent the Oklahoman back to the dressing room looking for aspirin. Bob Kruse, Oswego plowboy, re sumed his winning ways in Medford.1 taking a lone fall in his 46-mlnuto soml-windup match with John Frl berg, Chicago 230-poundcr. The fall came in 28 minutes, when Kruse landed a sudden Sonnenberg arid put Friberg's shoulders on the mat with a body' press. The bout was minus 1 the roughhouse tactics prevalent In the main event. Swede Anderson. Medford, and Walt Slrtos. France, put on a peppery 30 mlnute bout that ended in a draw. Anderson showed a new mat "tech nique" that drew boos from the crowd and stern reproof from his pal, Referee Frlsble. Anderson pulled hair, slugged a little and autographed the French man's leg with his teeth. Tho Swede Is learning fast. Lcs Wolfe, popular Texas heavy weight, was at the ringside and challenged the winner of he main event. Tin-berry Quarantined Carberry CCC camp Is under quarantine again for measles, this being the second time this spring. Quarantine has been lifted at the Applcgate CCC camp, headquarters announced today. TRACK TEAMS TO The Southern Oregon Junior high school track meet will be hold at Van Scoyoc field, tomorrow after noon starting at 1:30 o'clock. The meet Includes the secondary schools of the county, and at least five teams will participate. These include the j Medford and Ashland Junior highs. Gold Hill, Phoenix and Jacksonville. h. L. Deal of Grants Pass will prob ably act as manager and official. Coach Ray Henderson of the local Junior high has been drilling the local squad hard for the contest. 4 E. J. Grier Takes Pharmacist Post At Heath's Store E. J. Grier, registered prescription pharmacist, arrived here this week from Portland to accept a position with Heath's Drug store. He succeeds Jack Hadlgan who is now located in Lakeview. Ore. Previous to coming to southern Oregon, Mr. Grier was associated with the Powers and Estcs Drug company in Portland. fcrfuua. THIS IS OREGON PRODUCTS WEEK! Made in Medford Boost Home Industry Drink PILSENER BEER A Home Product That's Better Made With Pure Mountain Spring Water More than an OREGON PRODUCT A 100 Per Cent Rogue Valley Product! Buy Rogue Valley Cheese and Boost Home Industry Your Grocer Has Rogue Valley Cheese I - ! WARD'S FEATURE OREGON MADE FURNITURE ; Special for Ward Week Literally thousands of dollars ore spent annually by MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY for OKKCiOX PRODUCTS . . . Our purchases Include Oregon-made IJIanKets, Wool Batts, Furniture, Nursery Sup plies, Harness, Farm Supplies, Galvanized Ware, Woodemvare, Paints, Fishing Tackle, Auto Supplies Luggage, etc. A .separate organization of this company devotes Its energies to Oregon Products and all possible business Is placed in tilts state! Lounge Chair $21-95 MatchlnQ Ottoman A record low price for this quality chair and ottoman. In homespun. $ 12'95 Fas onlu $ 3 Bount Save at this special price I Extension ta ble and 4 chairs in solid oak. "Buy Oregon Build Oregon" 00(3ff00G(Iltf BE 117 So. Central. Phone 280 . ' fin v i- --M Z
