Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1934, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT TERS LEAVE HAUNTS OF DEER AS With the cIom of the dter hunting leuon lut night It waa revealed, be' aldea the fact that many Med fort huntera have taken aueceeiful ad van tag. of the aeaaon, that the cloaln? daya have been free from law ftreaK Inc. State police of the game dlvl alon warn aucceaaful huntera that hldea of their price mutt be tagged Quoting from the Oregon game code, state police atated today: "It ahall be unlawful at any time more than 10 daya after the close of the hunting aeaaon to have In one'a poa aeeslon any hide or hldea of deer or elk which aald hldea hare not Dean tagged with the tag or aeal of the game commission aa herein provided." Many duck huntera are still un aware of the fact that shooting mi gratory waterfowl la limited to Fri days, Saturdaya and Sundays only, and that the aeaaon la closed on In tervening days, according to officers. Duck huntera' are also warned that ahootlng la prohibited without pos sesion of the federal bird hunting stamp obtainable at the postofftce for $1. Although many huntera hava not yet returned from their final forays of the season, the list of those who have abot their bucka during the last few days showed a big Increaae over the number who made kills durin? the stormy middle period of the aea aon. Successful huntera Include: Dr. D W. Stone, who turned a bualneas call Into a last-minute deer-bagging trip yesterday afternoon, when he went to a Lake Creek farm to treat a alck horse, took his gun along and re turned to Medford the proud poa sessor of a four-point buck. Law rence E. Cuffel of 1610 West Main atreet was another fortunate last minute hunter, returning yesterday from the Big Butte country with two blacktall deer, one weighing 101 Va and the other 110 pounds. Cuffel shot both animals during the last afternoon of the season. Other hunters Include: Irwin Da ley, who shot a four-point animal In Grizzly canyon, returning yesterday with JTred Oodfrey; L, Charley, who ahot a 160-pound buck near Lake Creek on a two-day trip: Jack Deo nlson and John Wlnterhalter, who re turned from Dog Lake with one buck; Wm. Coy and Frank Dorden, who hunted unsucceasfully near Brown mountain; Al Stoehr, who had little luck on an eastern Oregon trip: 8. N. Hawk and H. L. Vandermark, who also bad no luck; Hugo Lange. who shot a 333' -pound mule deer; Scott Darby, who ahot one buck; Pete Tos can, who got a four-point mule deer near Lakevlew. 1 Beginning Nov. 1 SPECIAL CLASSES Comm. & fine art. Business College. Wrlta Mrs. Ed mondson, 6S4 W. Second, Medford. ROILED BY LADY GOP CAMPAIGNER (Coniinueo iimn pagf one) this country have learned In a year that they no longer have any re public." Mlsa Couch launched a sharp at tack at Democratic atate and led- eral policies. Soon the women in the audience., U waa observed, had commenced to take notes. The president's wife waited until the Republican candidate finished and her turn came. Then ahe stood up. She began her reply by telling her audience that Mlsa Couch "like many Republican men . . . asks balanced budget but falls to tell us how she will balance It." "Would you atoo feeding ' the hungry? Would you stop helping the unemployed?" she asked. Mrs. Roosevelt went on to say she appreciated "the value of meet lnga auch aa these because they gave us a chance to hear various points of view no matter how much we may not agree with them." Some membera of the audience broke Into applause. 6AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30. (AP) Climbing to a new peak price for this year, first grade butterfat sold at 3U'2 cents a pound here today. I cent above yesterday'a price. Wholesale prices on all grades of butter were advanced late yesterday, top grade selling at 30 cents. Brisk demand In retail trade here, some what lighter production, feed prices, and long hard-cooling process were noted In trade circles as Influenr, supporting the price advanced. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WILL EXCHANOE my equity In large ranch for some cash and what have you. No reasonable offer refused. Or might lea ranch to party wltii cash. Address Box 4183, care Mall Tribune. COW for feed and care this winter. H. J. Hlnderer, Rt. 3, Box 314. USED KAR K LEAN-UP SAIL 1033 Plymouth 4 -door Sedan; Just like new; 13.000 miles. 1633 Chevrolet 3 -door Sedan. Only run 18,000 miles. Priced right. 1933 Chevrolet Do Luxe Coupe; rum ble seat. A fine buy for newly weds. We also have some good buys from 45.00 to 225. The cars are ALL In good running order. SPECIAL 1027 Chevrolet Coach. MEAD MOTOR C, 16 Bo. Fir, DcSoto Plymouth. INVESTIGATE t a it This attractive, modern S230D home with living room. Wfc dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms and bath, large screened ln porch, laundry tuna, excellent toullt-lns. House In perfect con dition. Good lot with plenty of shade; garage. Can be purchased for 13300.00, with $400.00 down and terms on balance. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. Phone 738. 108 E. Main St. ATTENTION RANCH BUYERS t This eplendld ISO-acre ranch; 45 acres under cultivation, balance timber; 15 or 30 acres In alfalfa; paid-up water right. Running atream tnru place; creek bottom soil. Good 5 room house, large dairy bam. Well fenced. All for 13800 00 1900 00 cash, balance eaay. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC., 108 E. Main. FOR SALE Tokay grape, lc. Bring boxes and pick them yourself. Tsl. 8-P-5. FOR SALE OR TRADE Baldwin par lor gTand piano. Coat 1500. Would consider auto or cattle, Tel, 129&, FATHER and boy, age 10, wish place to room and board In private home on east side. Phone 1081. FOR SALE Large fresh Jersey and heifer calf; Rocks and White Leg horn chickens, Pekln ducks; cheap. Anna Reed, mile south and mile east Boagle P. O. FOR RENT Ranch em highway; new buildings, small house, good well, 40 A. ready fall crop. Anna Reed, 1 ml. south, 1 ml. east Besgle p. O. LOST Lady's purse containing driv er's license In small purse, pen and pencil set, other articles. Finder leave at Tribune snd keep money. Eva Seggesenman. 1S33 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1031 Nash 8 Std. Sedan. . 1033 Ford 4-cyl. Coupe. 1038 Bulck Sedan. 1030 Ford Truck, long W. B., duals. 1030 Dodge Truck. 1030 Durant Coupe. 2934 Graham, new car, at discount. See these cars and trucks at WALTER W. ABBEY, , INO. NASH GRAHAM International Trucks. Sales and Service. 133 South Riverside Avenue, Medford, Oregon. FOR SALE Com, 1140 hundred; wheat, I.SO per hundred. Guy Pruett, Phone 4-F-O, Eagle Point. FOR RENT House at 410 Newtown. Bee owner, 106 Cottage St. WANTED Two or three girls for cleaning buiba. Apply 41 So. Grape, FURNISHED house, 134 S. Ivy. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chrysler aeoan. pnone aid, 1015 no. Cen tral. FOR RENT Modern fl-room house chicken house, barn, small orchard alfalfa; close In; A scree. Call 403 -J -3. FOR RENT Comfortable, quiet, heat ed room, private home; garage. 312 Cottage. II -nr-aTER.. w .1 ..AsAI on tne . j - ..... Till PLAIN OR IODIZED Former Tackle ouo Trainin "No con do, Son I Out of training" No CAN DO!" puffed Lester Orsite, Tal lyrand High's famous tackle of 1910. "Can't do, Son. Out of train ing. You'll have to get someone else to play football with you. I've taken it easy too long to get out in the field without damaging my vanity." That night he took one sip from hia cup. Caryl Orsite explained she'd tried a bargain counter brand of coffee "just for a change". . ."Can't drink it," decided Lester Orsite, and his wife admitted neither could she. "Caryl, we're out of training for these chang ing brands and flavors. We've had the unvarying, perfection of Hills Bros. Coffee too long for us to try unsatisfac tory coffees without dam aging our enjoyment. Let's get Hills Bros, again and stick to it." "let's get Hi Hi Bros. Coffea and llick to it" Crfiiti 114 HiUi g-n. Goodies for Hallowe'en and 29th. Free delivery to your KARO Blue Label No. 10 pail 59c MAZOLA Quarts 39c KREMEL DESSERT 3 for 14c every day at popular prices. These prices effective Saturday, Oct. 27th and Monday, Oct. car or four times daily In the city. No minimum amount reonred for delivery. PIGGLY WIGGLY a HOME OWNED store. .fbd Mantis -find'Out- KARO Red Label No. 10 pail 69c ARGO CORN STARCH 3 for 25c UNIT STARCH Package 09c DEL MONTE PEACHES Fancy sliced In heavy syrup. No. 24 tins 19c DEL MONTE SPINACH Clean, tender and healthy. No. m Una 19c DEL MONTE PUMPKIN Fancy solid pack No. 2H tins 15c DEL MONTE TOMATOES fvO 2 for is 25t SHORTENING rc,".ra buk 3 30 BROKEN RICE. Clean and very nutritious 10 pounds 45c SALIVA Q W CELIL0, Columbia River. Nice solid meat, No. 1 Flat tins,' 5 YELLOW SPLIT PEAS. Fine for soup ....... .... 2 pounds 23c Rj III MT. VERNON. Made by the makers of Carnation. O 17 Iff! I Lit Case of 48 tall cans $2.71 qj C3I1S fC RED MEXICAN BEANS. Hand picked .4 pounds 29c EXTRA FRESH EGGS canon . 35 3 SMALL WHITE BEANS. Clean and well cured .... 4 pounds 29c TR0C0 or DINNER-BELL, j IbS. 25 4 for 25c OYSTERS OTTER. Fancy. Fine for stews or dressing. No. 1 tins 2 for 29c MINCE MEAT KERR'S, fancy, in bulk, 2 lbs. 25c MARGARINE PORK and BEANS RITTER'S. Well cooked beans and a generous piece of pork, No. 1 tall tins, SHRIMP Blue Plate. Dry pack. 5-oz. tins 2 for 25c COD FISH ICICLE brand. 1-lb. cartons. Absolutely boneless 20c These an queer timet prices go high we a.f v ran bov etimi met. f rah Snowdrift m M dr-tijln pd) at tbew pnee It Snowdrift 6 ibV; can tj ' 89c 7 TV k CORN ' Standard. No. 2 tins, 2 f OT 25c PEAS Raycroft, No, 2 tins, 2 f 0T 29c TOMATO SAUCE OLIVES vE 23c COFFEE GOLDEN WEST 1-lb.glass30c3-lb.glass89c HANDY brand... In convenient size tins. EHMAN'S, Red Feather brand. Small ripe olives. Rich nutty flavor. Fine for dressings. No. 1 tall tins, 3 for 1 4' 2 for 25 CRACKERS AMERICAN. Salted Sodas, Plain Sodas or Grahams. 2 -lb. Carton 25c FIG BARS . Fresh baked. White or whole wheat 2 for 25c loin Carlo's Sccrfl Ctubf Send Petf li of Wheat pic kit a lop to 1080 Stuart Build inf, Seattle. PEARLS of Wheat Largt Paclagt Q C RAISINS Thompson Seedless. New crop. 4 lb. bags 29c GOLDEN-GRAIN CEREAL A wonderfully healthful cold weather wheat cereal. Children like it. 2 lbs. 19c PIGGLY WIGGLY FLOUR. 49-lb. bag SI. 95 PINEAPPLE, Solar. No. V, tins Wc CATSUP, Kerns. 14-oz. bottles , 10 REAL CHINESE NOODLES, l ib. pkg 15 CL0R0X. Quarts . 15c JOHNSON'S LIQUID WAX. Pints 65o ZEE TISSUE .:. 3 for 14o BRER RABBIT MOLASSES, green label, No. 3'i tins 27 IVORY SOAP, Guest size.. 3 for l-t H D JELL POWDER. Assorted flavors...... 3 for 140 H D PUMPKIN, solid pack. 2' 5 tins 2 for 25f SWIFT'S WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, 12.0. bar 10 for 39 CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 10-lb. cans $1.49 WALNUTS, Soft Shell, pound o- ALMONDS, Soft Shell, pound . llotf LAYER DATES, 2-lb. bricks ZZ":ZI..29. DROMEDARY DATES, Pitted or regular, pkg" kc' POPCORN, JOLLY TIME 3 ib,'. 35 CHOCOLATE, Confectioner's, made by Ghirardelli. Lb - n-L MAYONNAISE. Flavor Foods from our sanitary dispenser. Pound L jg COFFEE SUNRISE. A delicate blend suited to any method of mak ing. Fresh roasted, and ground to suit you. Chaff and dust removed. 3 lbs 7f)f pound oS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES PERSIMMONS Good and ripe 3 for 10 KLAMATH OEM P0TAT0ES-U.S. No. 2. 501b. bag 35o CELERY Tender crisp stalks oC CABBAGE Firm solid heads, local. Lb 2 PUMPKINS Make a jack-o-lantern. Lb... CRANBERRIES " o ,u, o- , BANANA SQUASH o lbs. 5 WATER CHESTNUTS. Lb. ooA "ov v i 0