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JfEDFORD MAIL TIITBTINT:. JfEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1931
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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