Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 12, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. lf34. APPLEGATE CLUB BIO APPLBOATE. Oct. 13 (Bp. With view to establishing a manual training daw tn the Applegat achool, th School Improvement club U apon torlng a danca at th oomm unity hall Saturday, October 3. Hansen' orchestra h&a been engaged, and lunch -will be furnished by the ladles of the district. The public Is cordially In vi ted. Proceeds will be used In the purchase of tools and equipment for the class, which will be conducted by Vm, Itudwlg, upper grade teacher. The Improvement club, since 1U organization two years ago, with Mrs. 3"red Benedict as chairman, has ac complished much In the Interest of the school. Including purchase of new playground equipment and Interior fixtures. CARSON RECALL PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13. (AP) Stanley MacDonald, handwriting ex pert of the sheriff's office, has ex pressed the opinion one person wrote all 30 signatures on one of the Mayor Joseph Carson recall petitions. Ray Watklns, deputy city auditor, said the girl who checked the peti tions found that none of the 20 per sons listed on the sheet Is a regis tered voter. The entire sheet was thrown out and called to the attention of Ols trlct Attorney Lotus Langley. Watklns announced that 30.369 names have been filed. They were running 80 per cent good up until the last 3600 which dropped to 06 per cent good, he said. Bona fide signatures of 37.007 are required to put the recall on the bal lot. Filing must be completed by Saturday night. three special musical numbers and short message by W. R. Balrd. Fol lowing this a picture will be taken of the class. All members are urged to be present and vUltors are more than welcome. Next Tuesday evening at 7:30 the class will have a social gathering in Recreational Hall of the Christian church. A good program Is being arranged with Dr. Standard as speaker of the evening. All men are Invited. WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. (P) A deficit of 3,000,000 tons of feed grains in the total necessary to maintain t basic livestock numbers In the United States through the winter was report ed 'today from the bureau of agrlcul ' tural economics. The combined number of livestock and poultry was estimated at 113. 440.000, with a net supply of grain for feeding purposes of 60.600,000 tons. Approximately 93.087.000 tons of hav -will be required in addition, but only 01.467,001 tons are available. For Years Most of the Pumpkin need in this section has been put by California Pack era. For the last three seasons we have had pumpkin put up for us by local canneries. We find that this local grown pumpkin is the equal of the best California Pumpkin. Let's keep this money spent for outside Pumpkin at home. Tomorrow we will feature pies made from this local pumpkin at a special price. Pumpkin Pies . . 27c ea. Another item at a special price which you will be in terested in are our Fondant Dipped Angel Foods 19c Something new in Angel Foods. Put thorn on your shopping list. I unrers PHI VjiiS"iijatMCw 1 SHEEP WREAK HAVOC ON LEHUCE RANCH THE DALLES, Ore.. Oct. 13. (AP) Sheriff Sexton temporarily became ft aheepherder today when 3000 sheep broke through a ' fence four miles south of The Dalles and Invaded the let nice field of the I. O. Ten old and Milo Cushlng truck farms. The woolles were being moved from summer range when they spied what looked like green pastures, and the herder called the sheriffs ofrice for help. Approximately 100 crates of lettuce were destroyed before the sheep wert-controlled. USE OF INITIATIVES PORTLAND. Oct. 12.0TV-Willis K. Whhoney, although defeated for the Democratic nomination for governor, today stood ready to back initiative measures to enact his Initiative pro gram If the next state administration falls to do so. That policy and the declaration he is "not a write-In candidate for gov ernor," were enunciated In an addiew lfcut night by Mnhoney. the Klamath Falla mayor. He further asserted he would "not accept any appointive po litical office." mm MAY HALT EROSION MiaflOULA, Mont. (UP) "Mimurrt plasters" may be applied to fire-swept acres of Montana forest lands to pre vent flood erosion. The practice of planting mustard weed In burned-over areas has proven highly efficient in checking flood ronton In California. U. S. foresters here may decide to follow the California program to launch a speedy revetetatlon prevrsm. according to advices from Washing ton. Special Program Men's Bible Class Sunday Morning Kverymsn's Bible Cls. which meMs In the auditorium of the court hmise, w:il have a special program Sunday at 0 45 a. m. There will be to or AUTO GLASS Fender. Hmly ft ftndiadtr Repair (lenrrnl Nhret Metal tight Ntruttuial Iron lilt 11,1- MU M OltKS 100 t. 8th St. rrtnne 418 ASPIRIN TUlt.KTS 5c One Dozpti KIMIKWOIITII TOIlAl't'O lOc J Uc Tim Friday, Saturday and Monday Selling St. Thomas Bay Rum 9(3 r Imported I'lntu .'. fcw W Baume Analgesique ?Qp (lenulne ,10c Tnlie fiVW 20c Poilliil Tin IRM RAOU, 19 Ari:x Mm ii CHYSTU.S 17c UK IlliVll'S I.AX M'lVR CUM 15c miKll.FY TOOTH PASTE lOc I.I Mil .. Ill IKI.TS 19c Re. 5Jo Jl'lllil VS NOAI'i 111 lUir. for 29c &0c Value Vaporizing Balm 3.1c Jura Frrertlre AI.AI1M CLOCKS UKOOK'S TKIIHON Rou.er 7nM CIGARS n no I JC n"M Q 4 ft Oimr.intrrrt Out. .. O for U G 3Sc Lifebuoy Sliav, Cream 21c Pts. Antisontic Solution ' 23c $1.60 Kelpamnlt Tablets 08o $1.25 Zipper Caryall Bags 98c Leather Cignrotto Oases 15c si 35o Freozone .... 25c Corn Frost 10c Turns BOc Jad Salts .... COo Murine 25o Ex Lax 25c Bisodol $1.25 Saraka 24c 10c 7o 40c 40o 17c 19c 80c COD LIVER OIL Purest NorurRlan Vlnest im)trleil Pints 29c pu 49cQts 89c "HAMMI.ItMII I. MONK" rill P STATIONERY " !l I m'elnpe. 49 C 15c SI on vnllle a.v Jura WOODBURY TOILETRIES BOc Face Powders 35c BOc After Shaving Lotion 35o BOc Creams 35o Till, l Your Opportunity to Try the Het In Tollrlrle CIGARETTES r.Miiis. ntKY. t in situs 2 packs 8 packs ) 3 I CU Carton Wings, Dominos 2 packs 19c OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Western Thrift sine Hre mrmhrrs ol the NKA n1 all prices are ttioject to ronrnrm to the Ml ;t! K of the l llllnl "Mute fit rs iaj ii Groceteria Super Food Markets BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE SOAP SAVINGS FOR ALL! No matter what your favorite brand of Laundry or Toilet Soap or Washing Powder a saving is here for you. With advancing markets a good supply of Soaps should result in a material saving. Prices for Both Saturday and Monday, October 1 3 and 1 5 HOME PURITY BAKERY Bread Is your best food only when pure That is why we have never used any but the best pure home ingredients. Try this get a loaf of our bread and listen for the family comment. Wrapped or Oven Freh 1-lb. loaf ! ... . 8c H-lb. loaf 12c Sliced and Wrapped Mb. loaf 9c H-lb. loaf . . . . .13c A XZW HOME PURITY CAKE Chocolate De Luxe A rich cake heavily Iced with Bakers Premium Chocolate (the very best). Two Siies: 25d 49 P & G Laundry Soap 8 oz. bar 10 for P & G Laundry Soap 12 oz. bar 7 for Crystal White Soap 8 oz. bar 10 for ....... O. K. Soap big yellow dirty dirt chaser 7 for . . Peets Special White 13 oz. bar 5 for Double Refined Borax Soap 6 bars Fels Naptha Soap Carton 10 bars Medium Ivory Soap 4 bars Scot Tissue Toilet Paper 1000 sheet Feldman's Naptha Soap. 6 bars Guest Ivory Carton 12 bars , Wanda Beauty Soap 5 bars White King Toilet Soap 5 bars Camay Toilet Soap 4 bars Palm Olive Soap 4 bars Lux Toilet Soap 4 bars Woodbury's Facial Soap. 3 bars Life Buoy Soap 3 bars Peets Granulated Soap O 2 lb. pkg LJ (IS ox. tk. Free) Chipso large pkg Super Suds small pkg., 2 for 15c large Kirk's Hardwater Castile Soap 3 bars White Eagle Soap Chips. 5 lb. box Oxydol 29 oz. pkg. Lux Large pkg. Special Soap and Other Savings In the Super Food Markets A Dependable Source of Supply 26c 25c 26c 25c 19c 25c 49c 19c 7c 25c 47c 17c 19c 18c 18c 25c 23c 19c c 15c 15c 13c 19c Ivory Flakes large 21c; small, 2 for Borax Soap Chips Pkg. White King Granulated 2h lb. pkg Purex gal jug Mrs. Stewart's Bluing 10 oz Bon Ami Powder S. O. S.- 8 pad pkg Sal Soda 2J lb. pkg Belle Isle Fancy Tuna No. 2 can 2 for Everyday Brand Tuna Flakes No. can Swansdown Cake Flour Certo Bottle Maxwell House Coffee Lb. can Oronite Fly Spray Qt. 35c gal (Rrtri Your Cm) Oronite Self-polishing Wax Pt. can Mazola Salad Oil Qt. can 29c-J gal Rumford Baking Powder. 1 lb Crisco the finer short ening 3 lb. can (Set or Hot Tot Orlppen Tree) 29c 19c 22c 15c 22c 28c 19c 13c 11c 19c 10c 25c 10c 26c 22c 29c $ 29 37 c 54c 27 c 59c Dash a fine granulated soap 2 1 -lb. pkg. Z-MOR-U Coffee Fresh from the roaster Q 1 lb. 27c 3 lbs 1 yK MEATS ' THERE ARE NO SECRETS IN OUR SAUSAGE To you lovers of that good old aris tocrat of the American breakfast table we extend an invitation to see our pure pork sausage made. We want you to inspect the fine cuts of pork that go into it test the seasoning and watch the men make it. You will be satisfied it's not a by. product but the great American break fast treat at its very best the real aristocrat of the American breakfast table clean pure and wholesome. Pure Pork Sausage -j r Country style Lb. ... I JC Small Breakfast Links. rv Country style Lb. . . . ZUC Pattettes no handling, rr no patting. 9 patties, ea. ZUC Hens average 3 lbs. Each 40c 24c Fancy Colored Fryers-Lb Tender Steer Steaks i r Rib, sirloin or round, lb. I 3 C Tender Steer Swiss 1 C Steak Lb I JC Steer Beef Roast -l r Lb I L)C Prime Rolled Rib or 1 7., Steer Beef-Lb. . . . . I V2C Steer Boiling Beef Lb DC Shoulder of Pork Roast, i r Lb I JC Selected Steer Short 1 r Ribs for baking Lb. . ... I LC Rolled Veal Roast Lb Sugar Cured Pork Shoulders Lb. . . ... Swift's Premium Cana-Q dian Style Bacon. Lb.. Z ?C 1 22C ..18c A Companion to Our Country Style Pork Sausage. Corn Meal Mush for Frying Ready for the pan Pound 8c 2 lbs. 15c -to FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Carload Sale of Klamath Potatoes Klamath U. S. No. 260 lb. bag 39 Klamath U. S. No. 125 lb. bag 30 Klamath U. S. No. 150 lb. bag 59 Klamath U. S. No. 1100 lb. bag SI. 13 Klamath Bakers 100 lb. bag SI. 39 6th at Central 6th at Grape Saving Without Self. Denial GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone : East Side 752 West Side 428