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MEDFOTID M TL TRTETTXE. METTFOTtT), OREGON, FTttDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934.
GOLD HILL FAIR
Railroad Chief
700 ENJOY FEED
Over 1000 View Displays in
City Hail Parade Fea
ture of Day Fine Co-ope
ration Is Shown in Event
oold muu pt. ai. (pt.) Ti
Mcond annual Oold Hill community
fair Mid hr lufe AntuMny, wu
uec6Aj In every way, icoorrling to all.
and th vtnt was a fplndld tribute
to tii oommunlty aa a whole, re
wltng a fine spirit of cooperation.
The big parade In the morning fea
tured the school children In ooatumea,
many of them with tholr pets, floats
from nearly all the business houses
and many Individuals who were dr eas
ed to represent a great variety of
characters. O) (J time mualc was fur
nished by Tom Henderson and le
Moore, who rode at the head of the
parade and were followed by a atrlng
of burros and horses from the sur
rounding community.
1O0O View IH ip lay.
It la estimated that more than 1000
people passed through the city hall to
view the display Saturday, and at
least 700 were served at the free sal
mon bake and barbecue that evening,
which was the big feature of the day,
The basket lunch at noon drew
quit a crowd who spent several hours
vlstltlng on the city hall grounds.
The morning kl He rib a 11 gams In
which the Oold Hill high school won
from Rogue River by the score of 8
A, as well as the town team-Medford
Rogues gams in the after noon, drew
a large crowd of baseball fans to the
ground. Sports for all were enjoyed
for several hours In the afternoon,
with prizes of cake. Ice cream, candy
and meals going to the winners.
Dance Knda Day.
The big dance In the evening drew
a large crowd from all points of the
valley and topped the day's enter
tainment off in grand fashion.
Due to the success of the fair. It
Is the general opinion that everyone
should start right now planning for
another auch event next year. Sev
eral changes will probably be made,
In the hope of Improving the affair,
and the committee in charge will be
glad to hear from individuals and or
ganisations as to any beneficial sug
gestions. The main thing is that lo
cal people maintain the fine interest
that they have shown this year.
PICTURE INDUSTRY TO
AID HOME REPAIR PLAN
A. H. Banwell of the Chamber of
Commerce has received letter from
the Better Housing division of the
federal Housing Administration, stat
ing that full cooperation has been
promised by the moving picture In
dustry In support of the better hous
ing program. The letter also sug
gested that local theater owners would
probably be glsd. to cooperate In the ,
move.
US
J. J. Pelley (above), president ol
(he New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, has been men.
tloned often In Washington as the
likely head of a oroun of nil
utlves which would have the task
of praising the "comprehensive"
rail legislation now taking form.
(Associated Press Photo)
fl A LEW, Sept. 21i Violation of
the melon, and tomato marketing
agreement by a dealer or handler un
der the producers' and peddlers' act.
would not be punishable under the
agricultural adjustment act, but the
dealer could have his license revoked,
Attorney-Oeneral I. H. Van Wlnk'.o
held In an opinion handed down
Thursday.
Mah Oehlhar, agricultural director
and administrator of the state agri
cultural code, requested the opinion.
In a second opinion, the attorney
general declared a citizen could not
take clams from slouch water on his
property for commercial purpose,
without a license.
The opinion was requested by the
state fish commission, relative to a
resident of Lincoln county who holds
title to a slough off Yaqulna bay, In
which there are clam beds.
6ALEM, ffcpt. 31. yp Chief Jus
tice John h. Rand Thursday assigned
Circuit Judge Carl Hendricks of Fossil
to Klamath Falls, where he will pre
side in cases In which Judge W. M
Duncan has been disqualified.
VALLEY MINISTERS
A bite before
BEDTIME
Tha Rogue Blr Valley Ministers'
association will have It tint meeting
of the fall In the MM ford Christian 1
church, Monday, September 34, Tho j
meeting begins at 10:30 a. m., with ai
devotional and builneu session. A
covered dish luncheon will be served
at noon, j
In the afternoon, Rev. Norse of the j
Ashland Congregational church will!
speak on the subject, "planning a
Church Program."
All ministers and their wives of the
Regue River valley are urged to be
present.
Too Gave Plrthduy Party.
BT. LOUIS, Mo. (UP) When Pattl
Sue, prize orang-utan of the St. Louis
Zoo celebrated her first birthday, at-,
tend ants held a party for the animal.
Pattl Sue wore a dreaa and bonnet
especially made for the oocaslon.
ENCOURAGE
RESTFUL SLEEP
FOR FLAVOR
Casus 7Ath Vote.
MARION, Kan. (UP) - "Unole"
John Pox. 03, cast his 75th vote in
the recent primaries. It was bis 74th
ballot for the democratic party. Poi,
a confederate veteran, and one of Oen.
John Morgan's raiders, explained that
in la8 he bolted the party he had
loved so long and voted for Hoover.
Says V. 9. Fortunate.
CLEVELAND (UP) William Fea
ther, nationally known publicist, pam
leteer and columnist, returned from
a month in Europe to say that Ameri
cana knew no depreialon. Compared
with Prance, Germany and England.
life In America Is abundant, he said.
36. Acres of Corn a flood "Mess.' I
PAIUS, Mo. (UP) C. H . Davis.
Paris former, startled friends when I
he announced he and Mrs. Davis ate
3 acres of corn at a Sunday dinner
Asked for particular!, be said the
entire harvest consisted of a single
"mesa" of poorly developed roasting
cars.
wmtaa-tvttc.
r7"ll
line a.snfraa Tree llestrnyed.
BOONVILLE, Mo. (UP) A giant
sassafras tree, the oldest In Missouri
and believed to be the largest of Its
kind west or the Mississippi river,
was blown down during a wind storm.
It had a girth of IS 14 feet, with an
ertlmated height of about SO feet.
.
Tooth Hemorrhage Fatal.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) Three
days after ahe had a tooth extracted,
Mrs. Josephine Pregg, 41, died of a
hemorrhage of the cavity. Prior to
her visit to the dentist's office. Mrs.
Oregg was said to have been In ex
cellent health.
Ilebn "King" Warn, Youth.
CINCINNATI (UP) Jeff Davis,
"king" of the hoboes, who held forth
In national convention here, went on
the air In a coast -to-eoast hook-up
"to warn the youth of the nation
against the hardships of a hobo', life."
"One-eyed" Connelly also spoke.
Voted for Hora-e oreely.
VEH8AII.I.F.S. Mo. (UP) Jark
Williams. Ml years ago, east his first
ballot for Horace firerly more than
.11 decadee ago and has been votlnj
ever since alwaya In the same pre
cinct here. He Is a former Hate legislator.
CORNS
(HOTS FA.'N I
I AND HtAli 1
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I roeNt J
TOES gl
QtScholls
Zi no pads
AUTO GLASS
Fender, Hdi A Radiator Kepslr
(lenenil sheet Metal
Light Mrut-tural Iron
HUM!. MtTM. HOIIKS
Ion t. Kth HI. rimne III
IRONIZP.t)
YBA8T
71c
fl.oo sire
KUUSCIIKN
ALTS
57c
PIUNCB
AI.HKKT
VKLVET
HALF
IIAI.P
TOBACCO
10c
5c
THRIFTY
Blinri'F.R
AYR MOKK
AT -WESTERN
THRIFT"
aql lllll'S
ASPIRIN
19c
uniooi,
MTI'I.IK
AT A HtVINfl
innmvoon
ltri.FR
Fitn:
9c
STAFFORII'S
Friday, Saturday and Monday Sailing
Lighter Fluid
Oronlte. 4 or.
Hexol-Germicide
Non-I'olaonons. 0c sle..
15c
34c
BOc Junia Face Oream 39o
2Bo West Tooth Paste 12o
BOc Tek Tooth Brush 34c
26c Djer Kiss Talc 19c
60c Italian Balm .....44o
Pts. Witch Hazel 25c
Pts. Rubbing Alcohol 15c
BOo Aqua Velva 39c
Pts. Bay Kura 29c
$1.50 Takara 08o
i
OVALTINE ISS,,,N
boo Qfc $i q7c $1.77
Mentholatura TOBACCO
COO Size .10 tiolden Oraln
Mr. Stlld llulfalo
1 llukr's Target
Mello-glo Face migieriio sia
Powder Q 1 OC
$1.00 size 69
Q. Washington
Probak Blades t j p
25 for 19k for I SC
PEPSODENT
ANTISEPTIC
$1.0070 r 6O0 QQr
size I ww size WW w
30o Bronio Quinine 19c
BOc Vick's Drops 3Bc
75o Vapox ...B9c
25c Zerbst's Cups lOo
$1.25 Crcomulsion 89c
$1.00 Squibb's Adcx ...79e
100 Aspirin Tabs. 14c
OPEN EVENINGS.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
tte.tern Thrift Store, are members of the NH.
and all prices are subject to conform lo the
SH and Att ol the I nlted stairs.
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125 East Sixth Street
ls'tis-n'iiWaiitL ftrriisl itsr-ial !
Groceteria Super Food Markets
BREAD and CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE
FREE PRIZES 1 00
In each store is a pyramid of Del Rogue Tomato products and it's a big pile too.
' You are to estimate the number of cans in the pile Each store will award prizes
as follows:
00
Home Purity Bakery
Purity Is tbe first essential to quality in baiting. With bom
but the very best of Home Ingredients with all commercial
chemicals omitted with the highest degree of baking skill in
our shops we believe our bread to be the finest possible.
For the breakfast toast for dinner or with jam for the chil
dren's lunch nothing equals real Home Bread.
Wrapped or Unwrapped
1-lb. loaf ... ,., 8c
li-lb. loaf ,.- 12c
Sliced and Wrapped
1-lb. loaf 9c
H-lb. loaf .13c
Saturday Treat
A s VJV y-Nt a a t.
Real nionv cheese rolled into the
ivvr iJpi j7 crust generously filled with dain-SVe-flCi'.
thL-..3y tilv unipflH fresh Newtown nnnleii
Regular Family Size, 25c
1 st prize 49 lbs. Drifted Snow Flour
2nd prize 4 lbs. S & W COFFEE
3rd prize -2 lbs. S&W COFFEE
47 other prizes 50 in each store 100 in all.
No charge no obligation to buy Prises awarded Friday, Sept. 28
lists posted in windows Saturday, Sept. 29th. In case of a tie designated
prise awarded to each party to the tie. Come and try your skill.
Fruits and Vegetables
Sunkist Lemons, 360 size
Bunkist Oranges, 252 size. ,
Sunkist Grapefruit, 64 size.
Banana Squash .. . .
Fresh Tomatoes ............................
Sweet Potatoes ,
Doz. 18t?
- 2 doz. 45
2 for 15
.- Lb. VA6
2 lbs. 5
4 lbs. 13
Large Rose City Celery ............... 2 tot 13d
Cabbage solid heads Each 5d
Sweet Spanish Onions . 5 lbs. Sd
SUPER .
MEAT MARKET
With the finer meats handled with every
degree of modern sanitation, yet priced
within reach of all, our Super Markets af
ford the finest opportunity for practical
economy.
With striot adherence to our policy of
handling none but the finest steer beef we
through steadily increasing volume are sat
isfied that the finest quality at the lowest
possible price is what you really want.
Steer Steaks rib, sir- i C q
loin or round Lb. .... I J
Tender Steer Beef Qq
Roasts Lb y
Steer Boiling Beef
Fancy Steer Short Ribs 1 Aq
for baking Lb IV
Rolled Prime Steer 1 7 r
Beef Roast Lb. ... I 12
Rabbits fancy Oifir
fryers-lb
Srn,.T..: 15c
Colored Fryers dry O C (
pick Lb
Corn Belt Bacon lb. "j Or
cellophane wrapped . . 10
Swift's Premium Lunch- Qr -eon
Meat Lb ZJ
Huber's Roast Beef OXr
ready to serve Lb. ...
FALL TREAT
1 lb. Huber's Frank
furters 1 qt. Sauer Kraut
Both 29c
Savings in the Super Food Markets
A Dependable Source of Supply
Del Rogue Tomato Juice. 1 C r
No. lean 2 for I J
Tea Cup Milk tall cans. 1 7p
3 for I U
Alpine Milk q
tall can v)
racked In Mr d ford made boxes
Bell Isle Fancy Tuna O C p
Fi,h is 2 for
Bell Isle Fancy Tuna O C r
Fish s-3 for LJ
Everyday Tuna Flakes Cr
Is-Each 1
Den Monte Corn IC
No. 2 can 2 for Z-J
Golden Bantam of Country Gentleman
Krispy Crackers OQp
2 lb. box 6
Sunshine Grahams OOr
2 1b. box
Hydrox Cookie Sand- i r q
wiches, box of 20 for ... I J
Alaska Red Salmon 1 C r
No. 1 tall can I
Dal? Brand
S&W Coffee rr
2 lb. can JO
Rogue Valley Cheese 7C
Haley's Chicken Sand- 1 Op
wich Spread, 31 oz. can. I
Chase & Sanborn Dated QA
Coffee Lb JJ
Prudence Corned Beef r)fr'
Hash No. 2 can . ZU
Oronite Fly Spray O r
pints, 37c qts D'
Oronite Fly Spray bulk. 1 29
Bring your can Gal. . .
Sorghum Pence's new C Q p
pack 5 lb. can J s
2 lb. can 29c
Sperry's Rolled Oats
9 lb. sack
quick or Plain
39C
Mazola Oil r r
Qt. can 29c gal. can . . J J U
Tor Frjinr or Salads
Swansdown Cake Flour, or
pkg Zju
La France for the Q p
laundry s
Maxwell House Coffee Qrv
1 lb. can JJ
Lipton's Yellow Label Cn
Tea-i lb., 37c-lb 07
Lipton's Green Tea r o n
lib., 29c-lb )J
P & G White Laundry O C p
Soap 10 bars ..... Zj
Bob White Laundry Soap. Cf
10 bars . I 7C
Camay Toilet Soap 1 O r
4 bars (J
White King Granulated 10-
Soap-21 lb. pkg ZOC
6th at Central
6th at Grape
Saving Without Self-Denial
GATES & LYDIARD
Delivery of $1.00 Orders
Phone:
East Side 733
West Side 428
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