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MEDFORD MAIL TTITBTTNTC. rET)FORDf OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. VAGE TWO President's Principles Not Fascist Nor Communistt Too Early To Say Ex periment Is Total Loss. MTLAN. Italy. Spt. 14. P Pre mier Musaoiini'a neflBpaper Popolo D'lulla today a!d President Hooj velt hM foiled to achieve hi four fundamental objects, taut It U too aoon to conclude that experiment he Is undertaking are unsuccessful. The newspaper's estimate of the Roosevelt administration Is believed to have been written m II Duca him self. Its editorial comment la inspired by the president's recent writings, which Mussolini !s reading. Not Fascist "Roosevelt's principles are not fas cist, and even le,w are they commun ist," the Popolo D'ltalla said. "When one reads hla address of May 4, 1933, to the United States cham ber of commerce we must admit its guiding spirit Ls fascist. "Roosevelt set up for himself four fundamental principles, reduction of armaments, lowering of tariff bar riers, stabilization of currencies and development of friendly relations with other nations. "None of these objectives has been renched. On the contrary there has been a drastic departure from them. Their opposltes have been reached. No IilHiirniiunt-nt "Instead of disarmament there Is an mrrearo in armament. Second, in stead ot a ln'Avrinc of tariff barriers thrrs hi hcn a universal elevatKm of them. Third, instead of stabiliza tion, the wanrtcrlru currenclca have continued to be more or less voluble. Fourth, instead of reciprocal trust and confidence anions nations, there ex ists suspicion and alarm. "But one must not believe that the Roosevelt experiment has failed be cause It has not attained Its four great objectives, even though they be so fundamentally Important. The ex periment la still In the course of be in: carried out. Wo must wait." The editorial gives tribute to thu "ardor, tenacity and action with which Roosevelt set about to extri cate the country from the depth to which It bad fallen." INVENTORS DEVICE WILL AID ONE-ARMED PEOPLE YORK VILLAGE, Me. (UP) Cha Young, ged York resident, has In vented a device which he figure, should prove a boon to a one-armert man. It's a gadget with a foot pedal I which, when shoved down, causes u mechanical fork to descend and hold a steak firmly while the one-armed consumer casually cuts It with a knife. Rusty H.iku Kills !.;"! DETROIT. (AP) Stepping on a rusty rake when barefoot resulted lr the death of James Tomge, Jr., 13. EUROPE European traveler! from Uic Pacific Northwnf Iiavc the dvnUg of ont continuous, expert tnred tervtcc direct to their tfeiHnation. Tram, continent! trAlm leave Vancouver daily, taldnj you through the masntffeent mountain teener of the Canadian Rocltlei, arriving at ihlp't tide on the cait eoait, Jjuit before lailinj Hme. Then aeroM the Atlantic toUvrrpool, C'lai ow, Belfait, Antwerp, 1 lam turj, Cherbourg, Havre and Southampton. The jreat Atlantic feet of the Cana dian Pacific offeri wide choice In ocean travel. The ihlpt Include the palatial "Empretiei" with every modem con venience; iplcndld Dudirw" ihfpi, lor luxury with economy, and the popular "Alont-Shlp", fjtvln top-notch lenlce at lowest eott Com-fortwl-le Tourf't and TiifrJ Clan accommoda- tlom on at! ihlp. 7 lie world's sreatrtt tramporta tton tyttcm oiler tlilt com plete train-to-ihip service at no extra eoit - and low round trip fores are now at ailahle at all dritlnAtiont complete dctaiU, tallini dale, ship's plant, boot in 31 at our local oHicei. W. II. Deacon, Oen'l Agent, Paii'r Dept, 626 S. W. Broadway. American Bank fluljdin-., BR cM7, Pcrtland uNAPUMrAoncmviuiucuriooo'iTtiawoaujoyri r rz akalauLijjUtt'iL wra-MHjii)',,,M'fi. iiwi'fit; yi iiii,ieuii FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY SELLING C Security Absorbent Liniment 39c $1.50 Pinkham's Veg. Compound $1.00 10c G. Washington Tobacco, 2 for 15c Prtsip DR. PIERCE S FAMILY REMEDIES $1.35 Favorite 'Prcsoription f)S $1.35 Golden Med. Discovery Qg 30c Pleasant Purgate Pelleta 23 $1.35 Pierce's Annrio Tnblota fl.St4 (cSS) M SAVE 15 DEVELOPING AND PRINTING COLD CAPSULES TOILET TISSUE S. 1 So S 33c 'iS 4 for 21 c , nnJt . nn PEECHEE WHITE $1.00 Adlenka 80o Sho, clonnor 2So Fconamint 170 25o size I IV 75c Doan's Fills BOo p0CKET KNIVES 100 Aspirin Ho ..Rcmington" q $1 50 Agralax B9o $i.qq value H'Jw 20c N. R. Tablets 17o gyER ASPIRIN $1.50 Petrolagnr 84o . OO $1.25 Alisorbine Jr 04c i do?:. I 2 doz. UbC 50c Pepto Bismol 39c MAVig TALCUM 50c Aqua Volva ... 30o $1,00 tins or ROj GOc Alka Seltzer 49o Puff Box JJv 25c Carter's L. Pills ... 17o ALARM CLOCKS 30c Bromo Quinine 20o Guaranteed Qflf 35c Vicks Vnpo Ruh..2Bo $1.25 value SlUw 1 i1 OTPPCPSIN c!.t)r.us Syrup Pepsin 40c LM80c All llic I.Orte-t Prices Trpvull nt "HMlrril Thrill" The Milkrr-i In Hiiullirrn (lrfRiin. IIMHIII T III II. Wf.H TOILETRIES AT DEEP CUT PRICES Italian Balm. COo me . 44 1 lb, GRANGER TOBACCO (i?) 1 lh. PRINCE ALBERT 71 lf!rrn Thrift Morrs arc nirmlirr of thf K. A, Riitl nil prlrrs nr r-uliirrt lit rouriHin to thf N. II. A. niul . . of lh I nllnt si:ilr. GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKET BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE Love and Hot Cakes and Everything I N the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love but in September it's a differert story. With the first tinge of Autumn comes that longing for good old fashioned Hot Cakes. They say "the way to a man's heart is via the stomach" so it may be just a continuation of the spring malady after all. Anyway love never flew out the window with a plate of good old fash ioned Hot Cakes and Country Style Sausage on the table. I know girls and I'm telling you. HOME PURITY BAKERY SCHOOL LUNCH DAINTIES BREAKFAST APPETITE TEASERS For children who do not care for breakfast and those who tire of the daily lunch our home flavor rolls and pastries will solve the problem. Cherry Buns A delicately flavor, ed fruited roll suitably iced Each 2 Butter Horns Assorted flavors rich in butter, each 5 Filled Coffee Cake Rings fi por tions of delicious lunch dain ty ? 20C Cakes Real home quality wide variety 25c - 49c Cinnamon SnaiU 6 for 10c Cookies 2 doz. 25J BREAD As pure and wholesome as your own baking. Wrapped or Oven Fresh Mb. loaf 8c U-lb. loaf 12c Wrapped and Sliced Mb. loaf ( 9c U-lb. loaf 13c- SUPER MEAT MARKET Can you think of greater value than our tender and flavory steer beef. The very finest quality held-until just right then sold and handled with all the precautions for sanitation you would observe in your own kitchen, Quality cleanliness price your positive assurance of prac tical economy. Tender Steer Steaks, Rib, Sirloin or 1 C Round-Lb 1 Tender Steer Roast lb Rolled Prime Rib of Tender Steer 171,, Beef. Lb. . ..' I 2L Rolled Veal Roast r)r lb. 1 2C Hens dry picked 3 lb. to 4 lb. avg. 1 C lb 1 Fryers Colored dry picked 2 lb. O C to 3 lb. size. Lb J Swift's Premium Hams 28c Wild Rose Bacon 8 lb. to 10 lb. avg.' SAUSAGE PATTIES Here is a new one and a dandy Our Real Country Style Sausage Stuffed for slicing into 9 individual patties Just slice and fry no handling no patting. each - - - 20c Hot .Cake Flours and SYRUPS Sperry's Hot Cake Flour, 28 oz. pkg 16d 4 lb. sack - 25d No. 10 sack i 49d Albers Flapjack, 20 oz. pkg 10 2-lb. 10 oz. pkg 19 Albers Buckwheat flour, 20 oz. pkg 12 2-lb. 10 oz. pkg 23d Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 20 oz. pkg 12d 2-lb. 8 oz. pkg 25J Rockdell Whole Wheat Pancake flour, Vi lb. pkg. 25 Amaizo Golden Syrup, 1 lb. can 10J 2Yi lb. can 17tf 5 lb. can .. 30 Amaizo Chystal White Syrup' 1 lb. can 10d 2'i lb. can 19 5 lb. can .. - 33d Amaizo Butterscotch Syrup, VA lb. can : 23d Log Cabin Cane and Maple. 1 pt. 10 oz. can 39d Liberty Bell Cane and Maple, i gal. can 55d Nalley's Breakfast Syrup, pint jug 19d Rockdell Cane and Maple, 1-lb. can . 19d 2'. lb can .- 33d 5 lb. can ..- - 63 d 10 lb. can - SI. 15 Highland 100 pure Maple Syrup, 12 oz. jug 29d FRUITS and VEGETABLES Always the Finest and Freshest Fresh Limes Doz. 33d Large Rose City Celery .. 2 for 13d Large Cauliflower Head 15d Sweet Potatoes ........ 4 lbs. 15d Summer Squash I..3 lbs. 10d Red Eipe Tomatoes 2 lbs. 5 Green Peppers 3 lbs. lOd Banana Squash lb. 2J-jd Sunkist Lemons, 360 size Doz. 19d Sunkist Oranges, 252 size 2 doz. 45d Sunkist Grapefruit, 64 size 3 f r 23d Electric Lights With the longer evenings coming you will want those empty sockets filled. Genuine G-E Mazda All Sizes to 75 Watts 6 for $1.08 G-E Lamps 15-30 or 60 watt lOo Savings In the Super Food Markets A Dependable Source of Supply Lemon Fluff Salad Dressing- O H pint jar 18c; qt 1 U Golden West Coffee 1 lb. can . . . Del Rogue Tomato Juic No. 1 tall can 2 for . . Del Rogue Tomato Juic No. 2 can Cinnamon Imperials (old fashioned red drops), lb. Rex Brand Sliced Dried Beef 2 oz. glass Celilo Col. River Salmon. No. can, 3 for 25c; No. 1 can, 2 for RyeKrisp 12 oz. pkg. . 19c 15c 10c '19c 10c 25c Golden Wf Cnfftt 1 lb. class iar . . . " :uc 3 lb. can, 81c 3 lb. jar, 87c 29c 30 7.MOR.U Cftff lb. 27c 3 lbs JSC (rirh from the roaster and around the d.ir you buy It) Lava Soap Fine for me chanics 2 bars 79 15c 13c P & G White Laundry Soap- OQ 10 bars 7C Life Buoy Soap 2 bars . Flawless Apricots No. 2 J can . , Pink Salmon Hunters brand O C No. 1 tall can-2 for White Star Tuna Fish . 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