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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1934)
P2QE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOlil? OREGON, FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934. VtudQTllle, real big time raude ' Title the first since Panchon Marco shows last played here It coming to Med ford. Che Da via' Chicago Follies, ft widely heralded road show, which has been playing In all the key cities from Chi cago westward, will be on the stage of the Craterlan theater next Wed- need ay. There are 2ft members of the Fol lies, headed by "Cunnel" Chea Davis, Internationally known blackface co median, and the Ten Barbarians, a novelty band, which presents what U said to be an entire show In Itself. Every member of the cast Is said to be a star In his or her own right. There are the Llttlejohns, who will be seen In ft sketch, "Garden of Jewels"; Olnger Stover, lightning acrobat; Frank Starr, billed as one of the world's beet radio Imitators; Phil Lo pez, clowning Australian comedian; the Matthews Twins, dancers; the Lewis Doll Dancers; Anita Muth, known as the "Vest Pocket Sophie Tucker'; Lewis and Ethel, adaglolsts, and Pattle Patterson, recording ban joist. The Follies Is the first of a series Of va'idevllle presentations and tenta tive plans are for a show every other week. Medford has not had any big time vaudeville for several years and If this show goes over as exppted, the Craterlan will arrange to have the Cushman Agency, ft nationally known vaudeville booking company, set Med ford as ft regular road show date for the acts every other week. Medford parent having children who are handicapped physically and unable to attend regular school classes, may arrange for school work for their children by calling Miss Baa ford at the Medford city school offtres in the city hall. Phone 811 or 069-X, alter office hour. - 4 "Walt for Mann's big fur salei A great opportunity will be afforded every woman to save tremendously during this big event Monday, Tues day, Wednesday, 8ept. l?th, 18th and 10th. Dozens of fascinating fur coats will be offered at the lowest prices In years with 12 months terms to nay. Fred nenlofr's special furrlpr will be here to tell you all about fur, furs cleaning, fur glazing and fur re pairing. It will pay you to wait for this big fur sale," LOCAL GIRLS AT iAL Through ft special grant of PER A funds, a, resident educational school for 60 unemployed girls ha been es tablished for ft month at Willamette university in Salem, under the gen eral supervision cf the state depart ment of education. Orayce Oarrlsos and Sabrlna, Thatcher were chosen rpreeen tat Ives from Jackson county In attendance at the school, which ends Saturday, Miss Garrison and Miss Thatcher have been housed at Lusanne Hall dormitory with the regular house mother for Willamette university girl. They were selected by the Jackson county relief committee from among unemployed girls 18 to 35 years of age who were eligible for relief. The primary purpose of the camp was to provide opportunities for the women Ln vocational training, home. making classes, and other educational and recreational actlvltles.C such as recreational reading, public affairs, home management, family budgeting, home recreation, home furnishing, so cial and economic problems, prepara tion for parenthood, literature appre elation, personal problems, personal hygiene, meal planning, table serv- T r Now . . . when so many fruits are at their cheapest and best... put up a good supply of those jams and jellies your family loves IF you bare never made jam or jelly with Certo . . . what a thrill you're going to gctl You can actually taste the real fresh flavor of the ripe fruit itself. For with Ccrto you boil jams and jellies only a few minutes. None of the delicious flavor goes off in steam. It stays in the jam or jelly . . . right where you want it. Often, too, you can expect to get half again as many glasses from the same amount of fruit. And you can finish the job in about one-third the usual time. That's why 4,000,000 women are making all their jams and jellies with Ccrto these days. And why most of the State Fair Champions through out the country use.this marvelous aid to jam and jelly-making to win their prizes! So why don't you go down to the grocer's and get your fruits or berries, sugar and Ccrto now? Fill your cupboard with delicious jams and jellies. And right now is the best time to do it . . For this is the season when so many of our marvelous fruits and berries are at their very best and cheapest, tool Certo the pure fruit pectin is sold by all grocers. It is a product of General Foods. i WITH CERTO, YOU ALSO GET MARVELOUS' JELLY... AND WHAT A SAVING IN TIME AND MONEYI A. ii i v rw rfr,-t Sis J b$m3 HOW TO MAKE THE BEST RIPE PLUM JAM 4 ctp n Ita.) cruihM fruit T eiini (S i II) suirar H cup water Joke of M lemon Ji bottlo Ccrto To prepare fruit, pit about 2tf pound fully rip fruit. Do not ppol. Out Into null plcrra and cnuh thorouKhlv. Maamirn fruit, solidly packtxl. wator and Itunoo Juicn Into a large kottlo. Mtlr until mlituro boll., covt. and .kmmiT 1A mlnutoa. Add .imiir, mix wrll. and bring to a ft.N rWllnff MI uvea- hottmt fire. Stir rcn.t&ntly iH'fore antl while holllnn. Moll h.nl 1 minute. Hiuuovo from fire and itlr In Orto. Skim; pour quickly. Psratlln and cover a. dlwtrtl on page 20. Make, about 1 1 glauce 1 lliud ounce each), a im, a. r. uM,, MEAT MARKET 203 East Main FKEE DELIVERY Thone 48 R. I. Red Fryers Dry Picked lb. 25c Beef Steaks Round or Loin lb. 18c Hamburger lb. 10c Sausage Our Best lb. 15c lb. 12c Veal Steak Shoulder rtnd Rib Chops lb. 15c FISH - POULTRY RABBITS - LUNCH MEATS Pot Roast Young Beef lb. 10c Short Ribs Good Quality Boof lb. 8c Veal Roast Shoulder loe, corrective typing and ahorthand, and correctlvo Engllan. Letter, have been received by the Jackson county relief committee from Mlaa Garrlaon and Mlas Thatcher, ex pressing their appreciation for having the opportunity of attending the school, and, telling of the benefits they are getting from their class work. MEETING OCT. 4 ASHLAND. Sept. 14. fSpl.) John B. Griffin, president of the Southern Oregon Pioneer association, announces the annual meeting of the organiza tion for Thursday, October 4, at Jack sonville, ore. This IB &n all-day meeting, with the dinner served in the I. O. O. F. build ing. The seutons of the Pioneer awocla tlon alternate between Jacksonville and Ashland. Last year the meeting was at Ashland. The program is ar ranged by the town at which the meeting is held. Pioneers and their descendant from all southern Oregon gather on this day for the Interesting program, the reminiscent visit and election of of ficers of the association. The program will be announced at & later date. I'D LOVE-CAMPING IF WE COULD ONLY GET AWAY FROM MOSQUITOES DIDN'T WE BRING OUR FLY SPRAY r-'VOU ALONG? 'HOORAY! IT WAS IN MY BAG ALL THE TIME. GOODBYE MOSQUITOES NOW ---- $ua?iaritetj FULL STRENGTH KILLS 'EM QUICKER MOSQUITOES FLIES - ROACHES MOTHS - FLEAS ANTS GNATS OtAer STANDARD OIL ORONITE HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS CLEANING FLUID Clothes spotty? Don't worry rnke spots out Trlth this non exploslve, quick drying cleaner 1 SELF-POLISHING WAX Now try Standard Wui. It "shines Itself" dry In twenty minute. I RANINO I LFIUID oio rift In HANDY OIL Th. on. oil (or thousand house hnldusM.KeepIt handy always. H.nuficturW bj STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ITS BACK TO SCHOOL TIME PIGGLY - WIGGLY The return of school dar, meant greater need than ever for health-tivlnf. nourish Ing food for the youngsters need that you can always fill at Plggly Wlggly with a maximum of economy and convenience. And this week, to help the kiddles off to good start, the Wise Little Pig has a spe cial treat for every boy and girl In Medford, available any time Friday, Saturday or Monday PENCIL WITH EACH 50c PURCHASE. (Sugar and Milk excepted) Values which only Piggly Wiggly ever offers. Check them carefully, make up your list, then either come to the store or phone. Special care given phone orders. Four deliveries daily, no minimum amount required for free delivery. Prices effective Saturday and Monday, Sept. 15th and 17th. 210 E. Main. Phone No. 9 DEL MONTE PEAS DEL MONTE TUNA DEL MONTE DEL MONTE CORN SPINACH Early Garden Size 2 Tins rimey ,. Jn Mght ff$S5pfpl No. H tins HHsi I he TChols Kernel Bantam 12 oz. tins 15c ALBERS PEARLS OF WHE An excellent cold weather cereal. PKG. CERTO AT DEL MONTE PEACHES Halves or Sliced, No. . DEL MONTE Tomato Juice fKS Tll1 2 for No. 10 tins H 49c ALBERS INSTANT TAPIOCA For quick desserts and puddings. 8 oz. pkg. 9c J Campbell's. A varieties. 3 f" 25c bottle 22c E JT strained mis pa M mm 1 :-?.5 ibpi45c New crop, MAZOLA OIL quarts 39p Fig Bars INSTANT POSTUM Crackers IVORY SOAP Fresh baked white or wholo wheat. 2 ibs. 2Sic HaW W 4 oz. size 25? 2'?n25c medium size 06c American, Grahams or Sodas. FLOOR Windmill. A good all pur pose blend. 49lb.sackSl.79 RAISINS New crop, in sanitary cel lophane bags, OQ 4-lb. CUOm nxtw Tit '0 ir--MriTv-"ia The Nations Favorite 1 lb. tin . 31c 3 lb. tin . 87c M. J. B. Aladdin Coffee 4 lb. . . . 97c KELLOGG'S Whole Wlft Flakes Spells healthy children. O pkgs. 25c Peanut Butter Hoody's fresh ground, in bulk. 2 Lbs. 25 c FRILLETTES CAMAY Toilet Soap SMALL WHITE BEAHS HEAD RICE F ncy LARGE WHITE BEANS CALO DOG FOOD CIGARETTES D SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR Insure perfect results from cake baking. Made QQ from finest hard wheat. Pkg. OO U GOLDEN GRAIN CEREAL 2 ibs. 1 9c A whole grain cereal, particularly beneficial to children. White King Granulated Soap Large Package 28c White King Toilet Soap 7 Bars 31c M LK Mt. Vernon heads its class in richness of flavor and food value. Case S2-75 Tall Cans 6 for 35 c OATS ALBERS SUNEIPE Bags 38c CATSUP KERNS Fresh Tomato Catsup 12-02. p pjC- bottles. tfor t-J Super Suds Beads of Soap. Regular size package. One pack age free O OQn with jomino. 1bLi24c 4 bars 19C 4 Lbs 21 C 3 Lbs. 23 c 4 Lb, 21c 3 for 25 c 89c Carton of 10 BEANS K,!'"..,.. 29c POST TOASTIES 2.., 15c for Assorted. 9 Cm lmnouiiHi i nine mHnanmKLLU us 3, i2ib. bag3 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP S 33c RED MEX BEANS 4L 21c CORN MEAL Albers 10Lbs 29c MALTED MILK 1 Lb 23c U n IT! I PnWniTD Assorted 3 RELISH SPREAD SPECIAL COFFEE 25c 1 A for 141 Pints 23c Fresh roasted and ground to suit YOU, Chaff removed (Glass Free) FE1ESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Cabbage, firm, solid heads, lb 2c Spuds, local Reds, (free shopping Lettuce, crisp and fresh, head ..... .5c bag), 15 pounds 23c Celery, well bleached, 2 for 13c Corn, Golden Bantam, extra fancy, Oranges, 150 size, dozen 33c (one head lettuce free), dozen . . . .35c
