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PAGE TWO irEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREOON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1934. GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE DEAS ON DIVORCE E E HIGHER LEVELS Ex-Brooklyn Pastor Says U. S. Laws Archaic Dog matic Teachings No Long er Accepted by Intelligent. JUAREZ, Mexico, Aug. I. (,T, Dls cuwlng his action for divorce, ft'ed 1n ths civil court here yesterday, Dr. Jeffrey Jennings, former Brooklyn. N. Y., pastor declared that a growing conviction that the lawa of the Unite 1 8tatea governing aoclal relatione be tween man and women are archaic, led him to realgn aa rector of the Episcopal church of Brooklyn, and to file ault for divorce. "Intelligent people no longer can accept the dogmatic teachings of tne church," he aald. "Change la a fundamental law of progress. I found myaelf at the crou road. I could go on teaching things I no longer believe, or I could resign and be honest with myself, I cho to resign. "I believe In divorce as a method of correcting errors In married life. I do not think it ahould be made a cheap thing of no consequence, or that it should be permitted to break up tne horn. "In certan case, where marriage no longer la possible, where one male's Intellectual Interests clash with the others, divorce la the proper course " Hl grey eyes twinkled, and a smile played over his handsome features as he pushed back a mass of grev hair. "I didn't always feel that way about divorce," he admitted. "I've preached downs of vltrlolx sermon about the evil of divorce." WASHINGTON, Aug. S. The announcement from Mexico today all Mexican "mall" divorces granted tn Americana In recent years probably would ba overthrown In American courts came as no surprise to officials here who have ateadlly warned against IrgalHy of such divorces. The Mexican mall dlvoroe situation became acuta about two yeara a.40 when officials in the state of Chi huahua, which borders on the Unltvd tatea, set up Its mall order divorce lew, which offlclala there frankly aa muted were designed to catch the luc rative American divorce business. The original divorce "mills" in Mex ico were In the atatea of Yucatan and Moreloa, where hundreds of prominent Americana obtained "one way" di vorces wltMin the lMt ten teara. TUcw atatea required rosldence of only one of the parties to the action and sne.'l- Iled that reasonable effort be made to advise the other party of the pending euon, Miners Keep Cool. MARTINS FBRBY, O. (UP) Willie the nation has aweltered, eastern Ohio's coal miners have worked lu the comfort or equable year-round tempcraturaa. Their only dlfflouliy nan been the loosening of rocka through condenaatlon of dampness rarrlea Into the mines by fans. These fnlls, generally near the outside of the mine, have tied up coal hauling. lAO-Year-old Flag Found. MANCHESTER, O. (UP) An old Colonial Hag, believed at least ISO years old, wiis found In the musty loft of an abandoned log cabin at Tranquility, near here, by Edward Palmer. The flag contained IS itare and 13 bars. . The national level of farm prices in mid-June was 77 per cent of pre war, but since the middle of June farm prices have continued to ad vance on all major Oregon com mod Itlea except cattle and iambs, says the latest report on the agricultural altu atlon and outlook Issued by the agrl cultural economics department of tho extension service. Wheat and dairy products, the two moat important Oregon products from a standpoint of cash farm Income, have shown tne gresteet strength. "Compared with a year ago. the June price Index of grains at M was up 39 polnta: fruit and vegetables at 108. up 34 points; meat animals at 64, down 3 points; dairy producta at 10, up 11 points; and chickens and egya at on, up 14," aaya the report. "On June 19 the purchasing power In percentage or parity of leading comodltlea grown by Oregon farmer waa aa followa: Corn 7?, oats 80 barley S7, wheat 73, rye 63, flaxseed 81, hay 67, potatoes 16, apples 104, hoga 40, beef cattle 63, veal , lambs 80, sheep 84, eggs 67, wool 103, horsei 47 and chlckena 61." Purchaalng power or rerm products generally In the United States was about 63 per cent or pre-war. The heavy hay crop or western Ore gon has largely offset the shortage east of the Cascades, ao that the total crop wll be nearly equal to the ID million tons produced last year and a little In excess of the five-year av erage. United States hay crops will ba ex ceedingly short due to low yields and use of mesdow landa for pasture In the drouth area. Emergency hay cropa and the cutting .. small grains for hay will partly offset the reduced yield from meadowa. Total produc tion of all hay la expected to totui about 67.6 million tons. During the last 16 yeara, annual production has averaged around 86 million tons. No serious rrult shortage will oocur thla year, the report atatea. Produo tlon or sort fruits in the eastern states waa ourtalled somewhat, but It now appears that the production or late fruits, except applea. will equal or ex ceed that of a year ago, Oregon, Washington and Arkanaae art tho only Important apple atatea where trio production Is expected to equal that of laat year. nrlllr.li Police (liven 4 SkulK. TEDDINOTON, Middlesex, Eng. 1 (UP) A cautloua gentleman handed j the Teddlngton police a trunk con- ' talnlng four human akulla and 60 arm and leg hones, which, he atatcd. had been In his garden for the paat 36 yeara. He aald he could have ! burled It, but waa afraid someone ! would dig It up and accuae him of murder. The bonea were collected by. hla father about 1674, when he was I engaged In demolition at St. Olles Within Church, London. WASHINBTON, Aug. 8. (AP) The use of wood alcohol as 1 denaturing discontinued during the prohibition era In the wake of much congresslnn- al criticism because of reaultlng 1 deatha, waa again authorised today 1 by the Internal revenue bureau. Divorce in Mexico! No publicity. Me. Alty, Kamiis. flnul In a few riavi. No retldenrc; tlnx 11106, lliillvwoodi CM. Rogue Valley Peaches are now at their bcBt, luscious snd full flavored. Tomorrow we will feature this fruit in a home made type two crust pie which we bolieve is one of the beat pies of its kind we've ever seen. We know you will like this pla every bit as well aa the Fresh Apricot pies we featured a fow weeks ago which wore so popular. Fresh Peach Pies 20c each We will also have a complete line of other varieties of pies, Cherry, Qreen Apple, Gooseberry, Straw berry and many types of Cream Pics. No packing house or orchard lunch is complcto without pie. jrluhrers What Are Bakery Substitutes? Bread Is Your Best Food If Pure We've said a lot about about substitutes and that we never use them. Now, let somebody else tell you just what they are. 1 Consumer's Research, Ino., In "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs," says: "Bread may be the most dubious' food we eat. With most yeast in commercial baking there are used "yeast foods" potas sium bromide, and other chemicals. French officials consider them harmful and have banned their use." 2 The Encyclopedia Brittannica says: "The carbon dioxide may be introduced by the agency or cer tain chemicals. 1 Tartrate powders : Tartrate powders have the disad advantage that they frequently contain lead a poison. 2 Phosphates: A form of phosphoric acid. 3 Alum powders: Contain potassium bisulphate and v alum, It is generally admitted that by the use of alum more or less eatable bread may be baked from flour which otherwise could hardly be made into bread at all." E m W T -V ri.YSMj.-W,W.''TOK f-WXr.-: ' 36s. -.-. NOLAND, France and other countries forbid their use because they believe them detrimental to health. What isn't good for them surely can't be good for you. OUR BREAD CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING INGREDIENTS AND NO OTHER: SPERRY'S FINEST FLOUR-CANE SUGAR - FLEISCHMAN'S YEAST MILK SHORTENING SALT--PLUS MEDFORD'S PURE WATER. It's pure wholesome-clean and no so-called "yeast foods" or chemicals of any kind are used in its preparation. Beside its purity there is that real home flavor possible under no other conditions. 1 lb. LOAF . . . . 8c 1H lb. LOAF.... 12c Home Purity Bakery Purity in cakes and pastries is just as essential as in bread Using none but Home formulas we have no need for any but the ingredients you would use in your own home. This accounts for the unusually fine quality of our cakes and pastries, is why your own baking is their only rival. A CHALLENGE TO CAKE QUALITY Dixie Chocolate Pecan Angel Cake Our regular delicious angel cake impregnated with rich chocolate and tasty peoan kernels: Heavily iced with chocolate. No advance in price. 2 Cake , 25c Whole Cake , . 49c Cookies any kind, assorted - 2 doz. 25i Cinnamon Snails 6 for IOC Parker House or Napkin Rolls Doz. 15 Iced Cherry Buns Q for 12 Butter Horns . Each 5c Real Home Quality Without the Fuss and Worry SUPER MEAT MARKET The Harvest Season Lunch Box Preparing a lunoh day aftar day is a hard Job.ordinarily but easy if you add variety by the use of our Luncheon meats. Those little surprises that make the lunch appreciated are here for you in wide variety nearly every known cooked luncheon meat in an assortment if you prefer. Try this special assortment tomorrow for a better lunch with less worry. Assorted Luncheon Meats Lb , Our Own Meat Luncheon Spread (taste it) Pt Fancy Dry-picked Hens 33 to 4J-lb. size Lb Rabbits Fancy Fryers Lb Steer Beef Roast Lb. Wisconsin Wheel Swiss Cheese Lb Boned and Rolled Shoulder of Lamb. Lb Shortening 4 lbs Bacon right from the corn belt any size piece Lb Sliced Corn Belt Bacon i-pound in cellophane Sweet Pickles Pint Potato Salad Pint 25c 25c 19c 20c 10c 25c 18c 35c 22c 15c 20c 20c Swift's Premium Ham Swift's Boned and Rolled Ham Part or Whole Ham . lb. 25c We will partially slice the ham you buy. Hungry for Sausage? Real Country Sausage, not too fat for summer use. Just a little mid summer treat. lb. 15c Fruits and Vegetables Red Rhubarb 4 lbs. 15 Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10 Large Fancy Celery 2 for 25 Fancy Celery Hearts Each 15 Summer Squash many kinds Lb. 3 Large Fancy Cucumbers 3 for Fresh Green Peas 2 lbs 19 ?Bg Plant 2 for 15 Home Grown Tomatoes 2 lbs Large Green Peppers 4 lbs. 15 Blue Lake Green Beans 3 lbs, 1 Oc? Home Grown Cantaloupes 27 size ..... 3 for 20 Sunkist Oranges 252 size Doz 2 "id. Sunkist Lemons 360 size Doz. 25c Calavos (avooados) large size 2 for litC Strawberries for Canning (15-cup crate) SI. 15 .Savings in the Super Food Markets rvnspy crackers tresh rr 2-lb. box ZyC Sunshine Grahams rr 2-ib. box Zyc Loose-Wiles Sodas salted or QQ plain 3-lb. box JyC Nobility Assorted English r rj Biscuits Lb. box Li J C Best Foods Mayonnaise fc i QQ Gallon jar 7 Del Monte Catsup r r 14-oz. bottle 2 for Z JC Brookfield Cheese J-lb. car- O r ton choice 2 pkgs ZiJC Fredericksburg Beer tOR Case of 24 bottles ' Z Cream of Wheat r Ubl2oz.pkg LjZ Crystal Wedding Oats r 3 lb. 7 oz. pkg. . . .- I yc Sperry Pancake and Waffle A o Flour-No. 10 sack TOC Golden West Coffee o f Mb. glass jar UC Z-MOR-U Coffee-it's fresh- o O Mb. bag ZOC Prudence Corned Beef Hash rr No. 2 can ZUc Clear Mountain Honey O O 2-lb. glass jar JJC Royal Jelly Powder any i Q flavor 4 pkgs I C Double Lipped Jar Rubbers 1 r 3 doz. . I UC A Dependable Source of Supply Lindsay Ripe Olives medium, No. 1 tall can Royal Club Shrimp 2 cans Kirk's Hard Water Castile Soap 3 bars Camay get in the big contest. 4 bars White King Granulated Soap 2Mb. pkg medium ivory ooap Bar Oxydol suds in a jiffy Mb. 13 oz. pkg Arm and Hammer Soda AO Mb. pkg (JO Lipton's Black Tea r-j Mb. pkg 3c White Star Tuna Fish No. I can P & G White Laundry S6ap 10 bars Bob White Laundry Soap 10 bars 11c 25c 13c 1 O I oc 29c .05 20c 15c 25c 18c FOUNTAIN Those dandy lunches Roast Turkey Steer Beef Pot Roast and Noodles Ham Plate or Cold Meats. Service from 11 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. Huckleberry pie ala mode . . .10c Chocolate Pecan Angel Cake, ala mode QC Ice Cold Watermelon, portion 10c O 6th at Cent ml 6th at Orape So viiiat Without Sell' Penlnl GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of 1.00 Orders Phnnc : East Side v2 Wt Sido 4J
