Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD M5IL TTUBTJSTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1931 PAGE THREE IS E FORD VICI who hsva eloss contact with business U over the United States, express themselves meet optlmlstlcsjly., ' Shredded Wheat (or the met t made In the western bakery at Oak land. California. Large purchases of western wheat are made in various wheat growing sections of the Pacific slope. STATE CANDIDATES -4- Fern Valley Specimen! of the black widow, or hour-glass cplder, some of which ire exceedingly venomoua, . have been found In Med ford and locality re cently, according to reports made by several people. The scientific name for the small bug Is Latrodectus m ac ta ns, which means "the pay you re ceive kills," according to E. M. Hus- song biology instructor at Medford high school. Moat of the spiders, he said, are slightly poisonous, and make a small red spot on the person bitten. A bite may result in great pain, or even death. Mr. Russong stated that the most common poisonous species In Oregon and California Is medium-sized, about an Inch In spread of legs, black and eh In y as if varnished and the fe males have a red hour-glass mark ing on tho under side of the large body part, the abdomen. Tour of these have been taken to the biology class in the high school by Chester Pitch and Flora Miller, found In Medford and vicinity. The spiders are located under boards, logs, masses of weeds, - stones, and other such debris. Mr. Hussong says that occasionally, although rarely, they are found In houses and barns. Bobby-Johnston and Charles Braley, both pupils at the Valley school, found three of the spiders near the Miller residence, 171 1 Siskiyou Heights, and also In the woodpile at the school. The bite of this spider has caused several deaths In California, Mr. Hus song pointed out. One of the species la being kept alive In the high school blologl labors. tory, files being fed to It. The spider Is caged In a small glass Jar. FERN VALLFT, April 37. (Bpl.) Fern Valley school won another base ball game from North Phoenix on the North Phoenix diamond April 30. This Is Fern Valley s Vilrd victory over them, SEARCH OF VOTES SHREDDED WHEAT Evidence of confidence In business prospects In thla territory is seen by observers in news that tho National Biscuit company has Jut scheduled a five months advertising campaign In the Mail Tribune for Shredded Wheat. Executives of the company Rufus Hoi man, state treasurer and candidate for governor on the Re publican ticket: Joe M. Dunne, seeker after the same post on the same ticK et, and Carle Abrams, Republican tift f u.t ! candidate for secretary of state, are weeks item. North Phoenix did notP"ns WMk n southern , Th. r Afi Oregon feeling the voters' pulse. ivM.r-. ir p. Rpfrh- Willis E. Mahoney. mayor of Klam- menta were served by the Nortn ' a"ft " ! Z Phonir ladies. i for governor, will be here next week Muriel Williams has been suffering nounces he will "pay hia respects to with tonslittis and was atweni irom the cower trust, school several days last week. Frank J. Lonergan of Portland, an- A school meeting was held Monday other Republican candidate for gov- evening, at which time the teacher ernor, la scheduled to visit the valley for the coming year was elected. She 'next week, is Miss Elaine Demorest of Medford.) Press report show that In Portland Allan Busaey haa been 111 the past! ar offered at to mat um- few days. Mr. Lemmon of Medford was .hero on business Wednesday afternoon. Ernest Lytell was absent from school one day last week with a sore throat. a Qultl a number have the cold or form of flu that la going around. Margret Beer was home with her parent several days last week, a ahe was 111. Ruth Williams, though she haa returned to school, Is still suffering with tons 111 tts. Mrs. Joe Kan tor, Jr., and Miss Helen Kantor spent Thursday with Mrs. Wm, Kantor in North Phoe nix. Ernest Dean of Derby Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Joe Kantor, Jr. ,' ergan carries Multnomah county, and even money fcn the state. Dunne Is a 2-toi shot. The same source offers 10 to 8 that Mahoney does not carry his home county of Klamath. Lon ergan as a member of the legislature supported the school sales tax, and has made speeches for it. He is the only upstate candidate who has de fended the measure. Holman bears the endorsement of Henrietta B. Martin's revived and self-styled "Good Government Con gress." Holman recently denied the report he would pardon Banks and Fehl If elected, but his closest po litical friends have advised him to make It more emphatic. Republicans In this county aro loklng for "a place to light" and there is said to be a strong antl- ing ,he stood bark of "the New Deal." A number of the ten candidates for sheriff on both tickets invaded the Central Point district this week. Can- dldatea McCredle and Obenchaln have a large following In this section, and the others were trying to wean away some of their votes. The usual campaign canards have started to circulate In the rural dis tricts. For the most part, they are modeled after propaganda that proved effective in 1932 and concern alleged skullduggery In the court house, and hidden facts In the county audit. The audit Is open to the publl'j, nd can be seen by all who care to look at it. ciief political interest m tnis county centers in trie acnooi rcuei sales tax. The measure providing that eleven Jurors can render a verdict in a criminal case comes second, and Is viewed with wide favor. were located a short time later, In home across the stroet, playing. C:ty police were asked to aid In the M-aich. and the children were finally found. They reside at 1309 Locust street. PARIS AP) e Princess Gnetnnt is among sir. it continentals w.ho are wearing lace these evening She wears a frock of sheer black lace modeled to the figure, the skirt end ing In a deep flounce which flares forward. The high dc Dllete Is finish ed wit.h a frill of the lace which flares out over the shoulders. t TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY Locals Returns to Eugene Hugh, Roasen, advisory manager for Oregon's Dia mond Jubilee, returned to his home in Eugene yesterday afternoon, after conferring here with J. Verne Shantlc in connection with the parade dur ing the Jubilee. Have Scarlet Fever A scarlet fever quarantine sign was today posted at the A. Turnbow residence, 404 Stew art avenue, by city police. Children Found A frantic search this morning for Elaine Wicker, 2l4, and her sister Dona Marie, age 3, children of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wicker, CAN YOU BEAT THIS? 4 Acres free soil, only 3i miles from Medford. 'i mile to school: a acres in alfalfa .balance garden and ber ries: 6-room home, water piped to house, electric lights, barn, garage, chicken house. All for 850. with $350 down, balsnco on terms at 0o. MAKE A THOUSAND ON THIS 5 -room modern, plastered home in excellent condition: llvlnff room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedroom, bath, double garage. Located on comer lot, paved two sides, over 1.000 of pavement paid In full, only S blocks from Med ford "a busi ness district. Location on lot for suburban store. Buy this for I200 cash. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. CONVALESCENT HOME We board old people and care for helpless. Reduced rates. 153 Granite, Ashland. MEN FOR DIESEL Company representative now select ing men for this field. Those quali fying given preliminary training at home then taken to los Angeles at our expense for practical work in our Diesel shops. Must furntfh character references and be able to carry small share of training : pense on easy basts. See MR. COX. Hotel Medford, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. PIANO BARGAIN 2 Good Used pianos end one player, perfect condition, very cheap. Rc posscsAed Bungalow upright, like new. Will sell for balance of con tract. Baldwin Piano Shoppc. 26 So. Grape. WANTED Capable woman to aaslst general housework, 2 small children; good home, small wages. Box 990, Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Approximate ly quarter ton galvanized barbed wire; also old Page 10-bar fence, used. BARGAIN if taken at once. Volney Dixon, Nat Bldg. FOR SALE or trade for cow, electric motor, pump and tank. R. 1, Box 136, Talent. FOR RENT fl-room unfurnished houw at 633 Pine. Key at 333 East Jackson. FOR RENT 6 -room unfurnished houw. Tel. 593 -L. I HAVE pasture for 4 or 6 more cows. Close in on Stewart. Tel. 4-P-12. FOR SALE Setting hens. Call 322-X. FOR RENT 5-room nous, modern, close in; oil heater, electric ranrot piano, gAruge; 20. water paid. Tel, ?88. B. J. Palmer. WANTED -To borrow toOO. improve eltv property, value 1500. Box 986, Tribune. Don't Fear Motherhood Mrs. II. M. Butter field of 631 N. Graham S., Portland. Orrtr.. sai'I : "Dr. Pieree'i Fa vorite Prescription was f (treat h-lp to m when bringing up my family. During expec tancy ami for that ner vous, tired, run-diwrt condition, the 'Prescription' is fine. It in ttreng tltming and quieti the nerves at well.' Write Dr. 1'ierce'f Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y. New sue, tulileu 50 cts., liquid J 1.00. Lite. I Lie, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. ' Do Our Part. YOUNG MAN wants work for boarU and. room. Box 995, Tribune. GOVERNMENT JOBS MEN AND WOMEN Storekeeper-Gflusor at Medford about Mav 15. Aire 33 to 60. salary W000 to 2500 to start. Stcmy. typist exams, coming up. Apply Medford Hotel, Room 416, Friday, Saturday and. Sunday, only. Mr. and Mrs. Halph' DeWIt were ( Holman sentiment. There is a decld ln Medford at a meeting at the Pres-1 ed expressed tendency to support any byterlan ourch Wednesday. Republican candidate with a chance Mrs. Sam Wilbur has been ill this to beat ,hiin. Holman had strong past week. ! "support In this county among the Leigh Macwmiams of southern j Grangers, but this Is now drifting ; to California was calling on friends In the valley. Mr. MacWUUams Is here in the Interest of an electric screen for the extermination ""of flies and codling moth. ' He is the designer of this device. They are used exten sively, proving quite successful in southern California, he says. Frank Gordon of Ashland accompanied Mr. MacWllliams. Lem Hughes and Andrew Stevens of South Phoenix drove to Prospect on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Edridge were visiting friends here Sunday after noon. He Is working at a mine near Copper. One day last week he fell and injured bis back and fractured rib or two. Sam Brown of Gervais, reports say, farmer renowned for .his sausage mak ing. Candidates for county offices have started shaking hands and nailing up campaign posters on barns, fences and phone poles. Amos Walker came out yesterday with a campaign blot ter, appealing for votes and announc- CALLOUSES Quick, sure relief for callouses and burning on bottom of tect Safely removes callouje. DzScholls Zino-pads Put one wi th pain u gone 3 c EVERYWHERE THEY TALK ABOUT the Peerless Market and its remarkable growth and volume of business. This has been brought about only by the great number of satisfied 'customers who have patronized and saved at the Peerless. PATRONIZE LOCAL INDUSTRY Phone 603 Free Delivery at S, 10, 2 and 4 VEAL ROAST Shoulder Cuts BEEF ROAST Nice and Tender 8c ' Fresh Ground HAMBURGER or SAUSAGE Made from Inspected Meats. 3 lbs. 25c Genuine Milk LAMB Shoulder, Boned and Tied. No Waste. Lb. 15c PORK Shi dr. Roast or Steak Lean, Young Pork Lb. W2c VEAL STEW OR BOILING BEEF . . ....... .lb. 6c FRESH CRABS "i 2 f or 25c Tender Steak STEAK Nice and Lean PORK CHOPS 19c Loin or Rib Cuts. Lb Veal STEAK Shoulder Outs. j Q Q Swiss Cheese, with the big holes, domestic, lb. .25c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Imperial Valley Field Tomatoes 2 lbs. ..... .;. .25c Pierce's Cucumbers, large 3 for .,.,. . . 10c Lettuce, large, solid 2 heads . .1. ...i..... .9c Blue Lake String Beans 3 lbs. 17c New Peas, full pods 3 lbs. . .,. . . . . . ., .13c Shafter New Potatoes 4 lbs , . .:... .19c Wax Bermuda Onions, new crop 3 lbs. ,,.v..... 14c Large Lemons, bursting withjuice 2 dozen . . . . .35c Free Delivery Any Snze Order Ttiiifi In on KMl.ll T.rry Mornlni; t 8:1.'. rr Dally Specials WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 RELIABLE FEATURES HIGHEST mm FREE PARKING LOT 3 Phones for Better Service Call 20 Free Delivery Any Size Order Durkee's Salad Aid pt.'17tf 29 Sweet Pickles, 0. H. B., pint '. 20 TROCO 3 lbs. 25c Shrimp, Standard pack, 5-oz. can 2 for 25 Pork and Beans, No. 1 can. Van Oamp's, 3 cans 23 72,, Schilling Each one different C0L in hlnnrl. rnnsf null A- grind but identical in flavor. Each spec ially prepared for its , purpose. Drip or Regular Mb. can 326 2-lb. can GOi mm MARSMTS GROCERY v. 120 East Main Phone 252 Personal Attention. Free Delivery. Prompt Service Service That Satisfies Prices That Please ORANGES Rrilliinrii No. 120 In. Doz. 25 ASPARAGUS 7V2C Local. Fancy Grade Lb. SALAD AID Cream Dressing' Qt. 29t pt. 1 7c PUREX Quart 15- Potato Ohips 1 K 7 ot. pkg IOC SUNBRITE 4 cans 19' Head Lettuce Solid and h s,v"t Large Head J b COFFEE thaw A Sanborn's Dated Lb. 29 WHITE KING Granulated Soap Lg. Size 29' Tea Cup Largo Cans MILK OK. 4 for CHEESE 25 Rogue Valley Banquet Lb, Laundry Soap 25 Crystal White 10 bars BUTTER Snlder'a flold Seal ilerrlnmn'i Lb. 25 Sweet Pickles Our Bt Quality. In Dulk Pint 19' TOILET SOAP Mission Bell, Palm Olive, Almond Oil. White Kins 4 Bars 19i CENTRAL MARKET featuring the Finest Fed Steers in Jackson County R. I. Red Hens Choice, lb. 18 T-Bone Steak Choice Steer, sirloin, lb. 15 Rolled Roasts Choice Steer, lb. 15' Smoked Picnics Fresh, lb 13 HOME RENDERED LARD, 3 lb. . 25c Schilling's Baking Powder, 12-oz. can 29tf Tomato Juice, Campbell's, 12-oz. can 3 cans 23tf Cookies, Sunshine Nobility Assortment, lb. pkg 29 Red Beans, local grown 4 lbs. 19? (1 CHEESE Tillamook lb. 19c J) Vinegar, Park Brand pint .. 10 Peas, "Pearce's Brand," No. 22 cans . 25 Honey, local 5 lb. tin - 436 Catsup, C. H. B. 14 oz. bottle 19d Coffee, American Club pound package 19tf Laundry Soap, Liberty White 10 bars 25tf Snowbird Hardwheat 49 lb. sack S1.73 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOCAL LETTUCE Crown by Midway Garden Fresh Crisp Heads 3 for 14c If You Are Looking for REAIi BARGAINS Check Carefully . . the Ads In . . Today's MAIL TRIBUNE Bunch Vegetables, all kinds 3 for J0 Bananas, fancy fruit pound Tt6 Local Peas 3 lbs - 2."0 Mustard Greens 3 lbs IOC Klamath No. 1 Pots toes-50 lb" G3 Cucumbers, local 5tf I rR mitt