Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 31, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWC JfEDFORD MAIL TIITBTINT:. JfEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1931 T On of tha biggest TenU Id southern Oregon, planned for Labor day, U the second annual picnic planned at the Elks picnic grounds on Rogue river, by the Owen-Oregon Lumber Hales company, being epon sored by the 4-L local. Elaborate plans have been under way for several weeks, In order to make the event outstanding and prizes are being contributed by the leading firm In Med ford. The program of the day's events follows: 10:30 a. m. Mens baseball game f5 innings): Camp vs. Planing Mill Winner: One case beer, compliments Pine Cone Barb-E-Q. Tug o' War Camp ' vs. Saw Mill Assistance by "outsiders" will forfeit the event to opposing team. Winner one case beer, compliments Bohemian Club. Luncheon 13:00 to 1:30, picnic grounds. Music by Flemmlngs' Syn copators. Welcoming address by James H. Owen. Free: Ice cream, col fee, sugar and cream, served during luncheon. Carnation cream courtesy Albers Bros. Milling company. Youngsters' Race (ft years And younger). First prire: 1 team and wagon, by Montgomery Ward 6c com pany; story book, Woolworth com pany. Second prize: dump truck, by Montgomery Ward and company. Olrls' Race (8 years and under) First prize: doll, Newberry company; game, Montgomery Ward company. Second prize, two chairs and story book, F. W. Woolworth company. Boys' Race (8 years and under) First: concrete mixer, Newberry com pany; log block set, Montgomery Ward. Second: stake truck, Newberry company. Olrls Race ( years to 1A years). First: agate ring, value $2.50, by Larry Schade. Second: box stationery, by Medford Stationery store. Boys' Race (0 to 1ft years). First prize: blazer, 93.08 value, by J. C. Penney company. Second : Rugby football, by Woods Drug company. Women's Race (Id years and over). First: choice of curling Iron, bed lamp or table lamp, by People's Electric store. Second 11.00 value box of stationery, by Heath's Drug store. Men's Race (10 years and over). First: 10 gallons Fire Chief gasoline, 1 The Texas company. Second: man's dress shirt, by Mann's Depart ment store. Olrls' Sack Race (18 years and under). First: artist's smock, by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. Second: one box candy, by Waloen Bros. Boys' Sack Race (16 years and under). First: sweater, by "Toggery Bill." Second, pocket knife, by Al Ptche. Men's Back Race (17 years and over). First: one year subscription to "MVdford Mall Tribune." by Medford Mall Tribune. Second: one-half gal lon Marlnoff beer, by The Spot. I women's Long-Step Race 18 yearn and over). First: one cord 4-lneh fir slsb wood, by Owen-Oregon Lumber Sales company. Second: one down 6 -ob, barrel tumblers, by Plggly Wig fl. Men's 8-legged Race (16 years a-nd over). First: bill fold, 13.80 value, by Lee's Men's Shop. Second: one-half gallon Marlnoff beer, by The Spot. Married Women's Egg Raoe First: 3 cords 4-lnch pine slab wood, by Owen-Oregon Lumber Sales company. Second: two-pound can Maxwell House coffee, by Berrydale Store, Women's Baseball Throwing Con testFirst: one load planer blocks, by Owen-Oregon Lumber Bales com pany. Second: S2.60 merchandise paint order, by Lam ports. Men's Peg Setting Contest First: ftl.OT merchandise order, by Whll lotk's Oolden Rule store, second: 80 cent merchandise order, by Whll lock's Oolden Rule store. Boys' Pie Eating Contest First: football, by Medford Furniture and Hardware company. Second: flash light, by Llttrell Parts company Pies donated by Brck's bakery. I ' Women's Nsll Driving Contest First: 1000 (BM) 1" No. 8 common, boards, by Owen-Oregon Lumber Bales compsny. Second: 81.00 mer chandise order, by Hubbard Brothers Men's Nail Driving Contest First: one sack flour, by Safeway Store No. 41, 361 North Central. Second: one half gallon Hop Oold beer, by The Oasis. Men's Spike Driving Contest First: j ons smoked ham, by City Meat Mar ket. Second: one-half gallon Hap Oold beer, by The Oasis. Men's Rope Climbing Contest First: one smoked ham, by Lumsn Bros. Second: order of one clothes clean and press, by Unique Cleaners Men's Sawing Contest First: five pounds coffee, by Safeway Store No 471. Main sud Holly, Second: 1100 merchandise order by Hubbard Brothers. QresAed PI Donated by Ruber Parking company. Women's Baseball Oame (8 or ft innings). First: nine articles of mer chandise, one for each member of winning team, by Home Grocery. Horseshoe Tournament (all after noon) First: Brake adjustment and lubrication, by Firestone Service Stores. Second: lubrication and spark pluga cleaned and adjusted, by Fire stone Service Stores. Bucking First: 83.00 merchandise order, by Medford Service Station, C. C. Furnas, proprietor. Second 91.00 merchandise order, by Western Thrift -.tore. Supper Hour Dancing about 7:00 p. m. Piano furnished through the courtesy of Palmer Music House. C&ke Walk Lady: cake donated by Fluhrer'a. Man: cake, donated by Model Bakery. Prize waltz Lady: one pair chif fon hose, by Burelson's Ready-to-wear Shop. Man: 81-00 merchandise order, by Brown's Fox Trot Lady: 81.00 merchandise order, by Band Box and Shoe Box, Man: selection 81.00 tie, by Camp- Deirs clothing company. Music by "The Lumberjacks." Rpeclal Attendance Prizes Lady: 83.00 grocery order, by Hollo. way Reliable Orocery. Man: 83.00 grocery order, by Economy Groceteria Twelve cans polishing wax, 13 cans auto top dressing, 13 cans cleaning fluid, donated by The Stand. ar- OH company. One pint fly spray and sprayer, donated by Union Oil company. One flashlight, donated by West ern Auto supply company. one flashlight, donated by Llttrell raris company. Children's Prizes 1 fairv tale book. 1 fairy tale book, 1 whistle. 1 South Pole picture book, donated by f. w. woolworth company. ICE CREAM RULE IS IE PORTLAND, Au. St. (;P) circuit Judge Jamea P. Stapleton yesterday grantm an Injunction temporarily nailing emorcement or the state da. partment of agriculture' recent order proninitlng aale or Ice cream substi tutes ror leaa than 40 centa a quart. The temporary Injunction woe granted dairies seeking a permanent injunction wnicn alto aeelu to Art ailde aa unconstitutional the 1B33 state marketing agreement act. The court ordered the department or agriculture to appear (September Jl and ahow cause why the tempor ary Injunction ahould not be made permanent. Phone M3 We'll nam .. refuse city Sanitan fiarvit E The showing of th. poultry picture "What'a Ahead" at the Jackson coun ty court bouse laat night proved more than worthy or the attention It re ceived from representative crowd ot local poultry raisers. Through a series of Interesting and splendidly photographed scenes on the big poultry experimental plant at Oeneral Mills Research farm the au dience was ahown the extreme care taken to Insure accuracy In teat work. They saw enormous laying houses with their trap nests and other thor oughly practical equipment ror re cording egg production and reed con sumption. They saw giant incubators In operation. A wonderrul brooder house with ample room for IS lots of chicks at one time. They aaw the specialists in charge of this great farm weigh baby chicks on delicate scales that weigh by grams Instead of the conventional ounces. The film took the audience through the laboratory, the reed room, the ecg room, and many other equally Inter esting places on this unusual farm. They were shown how seemingly small Increasea In efficiency could be responsible for enormous Increases In the Income from each ton of feed con sumed, or Instance, by decreasing mortality and adding 3 ounces to trie average weight of baby chicks, the income from one ton of chick starter would be Increased $24 do. It was a splendid entertainment and Instruction and P. E. Samson com pany, Paber's Peed store and Talent Peed company, feed dealers, through whose courtesy the film was shown are to be commended for their thoughtf ulness In arranging for a' lo cal showing. ASTORIA, Ore.. Aug. 3i.3iThe 1B34 state department Legion conven tion was a financial success, J. 0. Wright, general chairman, announced today after a preliminary survey of finances. Wright declared the convention a success In every way and thanked other Clatsop county posts for co operation In conducting the convention. FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY SELLING Eat You Way to Health the Ladino Way Use LADINO CHEESE from Herds Free of Tuberculosis Prohnk RAZOR III..MIKS 49c tJ Blades YOST and I It ON YAI1LKTS 39c 1 I.MS 30c I'kg. 21c Carrier I'kg. EPSOM HALTS 10c 1 Pound una I1KIAH PIPES 19c RQi'iiin ASPIRIN 10c Dozen WVETH'S IIINKI.E TAIIS. 19c fl.t.1 SARAK.4 89c 4 os. AO AH No. 1 rut 29c AIL THE LOWEST PRICES PREVAIL AT WESTERN THRIFT THE PRICE MAKERS IN .SOUTHERN OltEliON CAMELS CHESTEKS LUCKIES OLD GOLDS RALEIOHS CIGARETTES PACKS 8 96c KODAK FILMS AT CUT PRICES tnlversal White SHOE POLISH 19c Close Out flOo Package 60o Italian Balm 44c 60o Almond Meal....30o 60e D. & R. Creanis..4Bc 85c Oriental Cream.. C9o 8Bo Luxuria Cream 71o $1.10 Cotys To. Wtr. 79o BOo Ipana To. Paste 39o Pts. Witch Hazel 25o SAVE 18 DEVELOPING & PRINTING Puke's Turham fcstud Gold. Grain Buffalo I TOBACCO SPECIAL I le SACKS 4 for 15C (WEEK END ONLY) SAVE ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES $1.00 Bisodol 67o I OOoAlka Seltzer 49c 75o Acldine BDc 40o distorts 28o $100 Bon Kora 67o Arrow llrad GINGER ALE 3 for 25 c II Of. Bottles Chewing Gum Life Savers Cellophane Bacfrd for 10c 0c Vltiilla .ilc eoc Mum....4!c loo llexnl ....Sc Sl.t.1 Perune. S!c St. .10 Tnkara llSn ROLL-RITE Rollers Tnhncro """y I HfC IDC $1.60 Certified Crystals Qf)P Guls Russian Mineral Oil SI .2?) $1.60 Pocket Ben Witch St. 10 $1.B0 Crasy Water Crystals St .19 1 lb. Black Psyllium Seed 1 f)c Western Thrift Stores are members of the X. R. A. and all prices are subject Is conform to the N. S. A. and A. A. A. o( the I'nlted stairs. 126 EAST SIXTH STREET Groceteria Super Food Markets BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE Store Closed All Day Monday BUY FOR TWO DAYS! TO THOSE who stay at home we offer the ever present Super Food Market savings on the two days' needs While to those planning an outing we offer special savings on the finer outing supplies that add so much to the vacation pleasure. New Pack Del Rogue Tomato Juice Fresh from the Tomatoes this week: No. 1 can ..... . 3 for 23d FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fresh Huckleberries cup . Fresh Limes dozen Sunkist Lemons (360 size) 2 dozen Sunkist Oranges (2B2 size) 2 dozen ...... Sunkist Grapefruit (64 size) 3 for .. Hearts of Gold Cantaloupes (27 size) 4 for 23d Local Tomatoes Crate 20 lbs. 452 pounds 5 Green Peppers 3 pounds .. .... 10t3 Local Egg riant 2 ror ... 15 10d ........53d 45 ..45 23d Large Fancy Rose City Celery 2 for , Local Spinach 3 pounds Bunch Vegetables 3 fw - - Banana Squash pound ......................... Fresh Pineapples each Sweet Potatoes 4 pounds ..... Cucumbers 2 for 15d 23d ..-10d 2J4t ...30d 15d 5d SUPER MEAT MARKET Whether a steak for the camp broiler, bacon for the pan or luncheon meats for the picnic spread the finest is her. The luncheon meats are from Huber (a jrank for cleanliness), while the steaks are from our own ultra sanitary markets. The bacon is that famous Corn Bolt Bacon with the real sugar cure and smoke flavor. It's good and it's clean every bit of it, and we leave it to you if the prioes do not guarantee a saving yet the quality is the best. Finest Steer Steaks rib, sirloin or round Steer Beef Roast lb. . . . -ib. 1 5c 9c Rolled Prime Rib of 1 rj Fancy Steer Beef-lb. I 720, Huber's Chicken Luncheon Loaf lb. . . Huber's New England Ham lb Huber's Minced Ham lb . Veal Loaf pound T. ., Frankforts, Bologna or Liver Sausage lb. . . . (Hl'BER'S) Dill Pickles quart Chickens Roasters or Fryers lb , (Taney Colored) Boneless Pickled Pigs Feet 28-oz. jar Pork Shoulders pound (Satft's Boneless Sutir Cared) Corn Belt Bacon-any size piece lb Boned and Rolled. Shoulder of Lamb lb. . Corn Belt Bacon J lb. sliced, in cellophane . . .35c ., 35c .20c .30c 15c 10c 27c 33c zzc 23c t r I JC 15c HOME PURITY BAKERY Take the finest bakery goods on your outing or get enough for over the holiday . . . Tomorrow we feature a fine assortment of Southern Oregon's finest cakes also a new one, fully up to Super Food Market quality. Custard Angel Cake heavily iced Cake 25c Whole Cake 49c Wide Variety of Other Favorite Cakes, 25c 49o NOW YOU MAY HAVE -SOUTHERN OREGON'S MOST FAMOUS HOME PURITY BREAD Wrapped or Unwrapped Mb. loaf 8c li-lb. loaf ....12c Sliced and Wrapped 1-lb. loaf 9c U-lb. loaf ...13c Now You May Buy Ahead So Your Family May Enjoy a Real Home Quality and Purity Bread ! Savings in the Super Food Markets A Dependable Source of Supply Parker's Potato Chips 7-oz. package ........ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, pint bottle 2 for Arrowhead Lime Rickey, 29-oz. 2 for Arrowhead Lime Rickey 12-oz. 3 for Beer Olympia, Rainier 2 bottles Fredricksburg Lager Beer 2 bottles f')Tf) Fredricksburg Lager Beer Case 24 bottles . (40e per rase for return of bottles) Cheese Wafers 6J-oz. pkg 15c 23c 33c 25c 25c 23c $269 12c 10c 20c 10c 43c 33c 20c .22c .29c Best Foods, Nalley's or OO Durkee's Mayonnaise, pt. jLAO, Sperry's Pancake Flour, 14-oz. camp pkg. ....... Lob Cabin Syrup camp size, 12-oz Sperry's Corn Meal Fisherman's 20-oz. pkg.. Haley's Fricassee Chicken No. 1 can Haley's Boned Chicken No. J can Prudence Corned Beef Hash No. 2 can Morehouse Mustard Pint jar 15c quart Nobility English Biscuits 1-lb. box Salad Dressing pint (Gold- Medal, Durkee's or Flavor Foods) 18. Alpine Milk small picnic size can ....... Lindsay Ripe Olives No. 1 tall can Ovaltine 14-oz. can Sweet Pickles C. H. B. brand pint jar Grapenuts . . , package . . .:. . . ..... Jell-o Ice Cream Powder pkg. .-. . 3c .12c .53c ..20c ; 1 6c .. 8c . 19c Baker's Premium Chocolate -lb. box Z-MOR-U Coffee nr Mb. bag 27c-3-lb. ....... VC Golden West Coffee 1-lb. can 29c 1-lb. jar. Ivory Soap medium bar Crisco 1-lb. can , 30c . 5c 1 o IOC FOUNTAIN Huckleberry Pie, a la mode Custard Angel Cake, a la mod Limeade from fresh limes Watermelon (portion) PLATE DINNERS Turkey with Dressing-Steer Beef Pot Roast with Noodles Baked Ham or Assorted Cold Meats. 10 -10 -5t 6th at Central Otb at Orape Saving Without Self. Denial GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone: East Side 7S2 West Side 428