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rEDFORD MAIL TRXBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1934.
PAGE THREE
BOOST for
Oregon Made Products
? BASE
FOR MEDFORD IN
DEFENSEREPORT
(Continued from page one.)
. Ask Your Grocer for
PARKER'S
(Medford Products)
Potato Chips Sorghum
Royal Pickles Honey
Oregon Franquettes
CAROLD J. PARKER, Inc.
612 So. Riverside
(MEDFOKD PAYROLL)
With rpgara to trie naval recom-
mendatlons that the Portland com
mittee has made, your committee feels
there are many organizations further
north much better able to recom-;
mend and suggest the needa of Ore
gon defense from a naval standpoint
than Is any committee from the
southern part of the state. We there
fore feel that whatever recommenda
tions for plans of naval defense are
made by the committee from Port
land should be left to the interests In
the northern part of the state to ad
here to. As far as southern Oregon
Is concerned, It seems to your com
mittee most essential that an ade
quately equipped air base be ltistalle l
and maintained at .Medford. Our rea
sons for coming to this conclusion
are as follows:
1. Medford Is the logical stopping
place for military planes between the
California Day district and northern
Oregon and Washington points.
2. An adequately equipped air base
seems absolutely essential when .the
defenseless character of the Oregon
coast between San Francisco and As
toria is taken into consideration.
There Is no railroad between Eu
reka and Marshfield which would per.
mtt the use of mobile coast artillery.
even though we believe the coast has !
adequate mobile coast artillery avail
able. 3. Medford has already been re
ognlzed by the army and Is now a
service point for army ships with a
small personnel stationed perma
nently on the ground.
In addition to an adequately equip
ped air field, we are of the opinion
that a mooring mast for the dirigible
Macon should be built and main
tained at the Medford airport. Tins
will not involve a huge outlay of
money, and the establishment of a
mooring mast will allow he ahlp to
reconnoiter the coast. It would pro
vide another properly equipped dirig
ible base between Sunnyvale, Ca!.,
and Tacoma. Wash., Vedftrd being ex
actly midway between these two
points.
Your committee does not feel that
there is any necessity now of attempt
ing to obtain a large force of army
or navy personnel, but we do wait
to stress our opinion that there seems
to be a great necessity for an ade
quately laid out and equipped air
base.
Our field should be large enough
to handle any number of army ships
that might conceivably find it ne -essary
to come into the northwest.
This would undoubtedly necessitate
increasing the size of Medford's pres
ent airport materially. Furthermore,
adequate runways, hangars, shops,
etc.. should be installed by the army.
An adequate air base would be of
little value without proper defense!
against airplane attack. Therefore,
anti-aircraft guns, searchlights, and
aid defense equipment should also be
installed and maintained. While your
committee realizes that these sug
gestions involve a considerable outlay
of money, it Is Its opinion that with
out this outlay and expense this par
ticular part of the west coast is seri
ously threatened In case of war from
any far eastern source.
Only a comparatively few men
would be required to keep the equip
ment of such an air base In condi
tion to be used when necessary, but
this small detachment should be :
maintained in order that the field
may be available without delay in1
case of necessity.
ELKS LAUGH AT
a major operation yesterday at the
Sacred Heart iiospital.
Laughter reigned At the Medford
Elks' ledge last night and "a good
time was had by all.'
The enlertalnmsnt program fur
nished by Joseph Forrest, better
known m "Doctor Joaephus Forre-
tus," "The Medicine Man," assisted
by Miss Kevah Channell, provrd to
be one of the best laugh producers
ever presented In Medford and was
enthusiastically applauded by a large
gathering of Elks.
Attired in true "Medicine Mnn"
costume, and surrounded by skele
tons, skulls, salves and tonics, Mc
"doctor" delivered & he-man hu
man humorous meclizine "tecuiro."
which kept the audience in laughter
throughout the entire program.
He also read "testimonials" pur-!
ported to come from some of the
prominent Elks present, and these j
kept his audience in an uproar and I
his victims in a panic.
Miss Channell also made a hit with
her pleasing personality and exce'-1
lent singing, which drew generous
applause, ,
SCHEDULE
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To Sacramento
mi i rrmi mr.ir, i irtivi
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To Join in the O bservance of .
teegon-Products Week
Every Week is Local Products Week
At the Peerless
It has always been our policy to Feature LOCAL and OREGON PRODUCTS
and for your protection our meats are STATE INSPECTED.
PATRONIZE LOCAL INDUSTRY
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the
HOLLOW AYS
RELIABLE
GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20
WOREGOMy
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ims Absolutely independent
Home Owned Store Features
Oregon and Especially Local
Products . the Year Around!
We are proud to state that we have no affiliations. This
store is 100 percent Home Owned and Operated. Our
large volumne of business means rapid turnover, which,
plus low overhead, enables us to offer vnii t.hpsA Lnw
2 Prices!
THE PERSONAL TOUCH . . . Selling the merchandise
is only a part of our business. There are personal services
we render which are essential parts of our activities.
Phone 20 for Free Delivery
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VEAL SPECIALS
Steaks -Sg- Sb, 10c
ROAST g lb. 9c
Cutlets orZ lb. 15c
STEW lb. 5c
Specials on Young
MUTTON
LEGS. . . lb. 10c
Chops
Loin Cut 2 lbs. 19c
Shoulder . . lb. 5c
STEW 3 lbs.. 10c
Crater Lake Brand
No. 2 can :..
10c
Sliced Beets
String Beans
PeaS Merrimao
Pumpkin 2 .:.25c
Crater Lake Brand
fancy pack can .... I 5JG
g (No. 2 can)
Tillamook Cheese, lb. . . . . . 19c
Coffee, Amer. Club. Lb. pkg. . . 19c
ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE
Pound 29
SUGAR
1 0 lb. cloth bap 57
1 00 lb. bag $5.29
h
Leg of Lamb
lb. 16c
LEG VEAL ROAST "
lb. 12y2c
Genuine
Lamb
Crater Brand
$y Whole or Half
Very Meaty,
Slices Nicely
VfcREGOMy
H tott I
lb. 19c
FRESH DRESSED KENS
lb. 15c
Nice and Fat
Fine for Fricassee
REAL VALUES ON TENDER BEEF
STEAKS Sirloin, Small T-Bone or Rib. b. 1 2V2C
RIB BOIL lb. 5c
ROASTS lb. 8c
Good Shoulder Cuts
RUMP ROASTS
GROUND BEEF
Boned and tied, no waste
Try this for economy
No cereal, fresh ground
lb. 14c
3 lbs. 25c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Oranges Extra large navels, dozen
Lettuce Southern, solid heads
Bananas Fanr.y fruit, pound
Celery Local, large stalks, each
Celery Hearts Local, each
Oysters, Cove, Meco, 5 oz. can, 2 for - 25f
Royal Gelatin Dessert, any flavor, package 5
Tuna Flakes, large No. , can 2 for . 25f
Catsup, C. H. B., large 14 oz. bottle 19t
Purex, quart bottle 15o
Toilet Tissue, Scot's, 3 fr 23r
Mazola Oil, just right for frying, quart 31
Beans, local new crop, red and white, 3 lbs 17tf
Prunes, Petite, local new crop, 3 lbs 17
SPECIAL SOAP DEAL
Feet's Washington Powder, large pkg. .'. - -29
(1 medium size package FREE)
NUBORA (ask about Free Dishes) pkg. 32c
NUBORA, case with 24-piece dish set $7.40
A saving of $1.00, plus Free Dishes)
Laundry Soap, Liberty White, 10 bars 19tf
GET OUR QUANTITY PRICES ON FLOUR
GARDEN FRESH
Fruits and Vegetables
Train Leaves Rogue River
Valley Friday, Nov. lGth
Leaves Grants Pass 7:00 p. m.
Leaves Medford 8:00 p. m.
Leaves Ashland 8 :45 p. m.
Klamath Falls sleepers on train
No. 5 connects with Hillah
Special at Dunsmuir
Wear Your Fez! Have Your
1934 Card! Wear Your
Best Grin !
Breakfast at Marysville, Sat
urday, Nov. 17th at 7:30 a. m.
WHAT!... NO f VA ?V-.: jl' ill
COFFEE QUARREL f j '';(' V' ''j)M I P
I GOLDEN WEST
'is Coflea now
VkTSSSS- THERMAL5
ft'&f$'S?'' (No flam touches a slngla bn)
,:B9 X86 ROASTED .
Has Operation Gennl Olaon of,
632 North Central street, underwent !
ORANGES
Southern Sunkist Navels.
176 size) ,
Dozen
29
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Oregon Cabbage, very solid, lb. - 2d
(It's time to make Kraut)
Oregon Caulifower, large heads, 2 for . 25
Oregon Cranberries, very fancy, 2 lbs - 35
Oregon Onions, U. S. No. 1, 6 lbs 10
Oregon Celery, Rose City, 2 large bunches Ti
Oregon Apples, Delicious, ex. fancy, box $1.)9
GRAPEFRUIT
Fancy Arizona, 80 size. 4 for
19
MARSH'S GROCERY
130 EAST MAIN
PHONE 252
wofugon
Free Delivery
8 A. M. 10 A. M.
1 P. M 3 P. M. 4 P. M.
Buy Oregon Products
For Finer Quality
PERSONAL ATTENTION
PROMPT SERVICE
String Beans, No. 2 tins, 2 for . . 29c
Del Rogue
Bartlett Pears, No. 2V2, 2 for . 45c
Del Rogue
Coffee, Vacuum Jars 31c
Golden West - Wadham's
Full Cream Cheese, pound 19c
Rogue Valley
Walnuts. Ex. large size 2 lbs. . . 49c
Rogue Valley Grown 1
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Sunkist Oranges, No, 200 size, doz. 29
Deschutes Potatoes, U. S. No. 1,
50-pound sack S5!"
Bunch Vegetables, 3 for 0
Lettuce, large solid heads, each 10
Winesap Apples, 9 lbs 25
Newtown Apples, extra fancy, G lbs. 25e
1 TT"'""""!
Eggs. Fresh Mediums 32c
Tomato Juice. 3 for 23c
No. 1 tins. Knight's or Del Rogue
Comb Honey. Heavy weight. Ea. 15c
Heavy Weight. Eastern Ore. Sagebrush
Krispy Crackers, 2-Ib. box 29c
Slightly Salted
Scot Tissue. 3 rolls ........ 23c
1000 Sheets
FRESH NUT MEATS
Arrived yesterday. They are delic
ious, highest quality yet moder
ately priced,
Jumbo Salted Peanuts, lb. .. 25
Chocolate Covered Nuts, assorted, lb. 35i
Cashew Nuts, best quality, lb 60d
Bridge Mix Nuts, lb .....60
Almond s Pecans Walnuts
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Free Delivery 8 10 24
' Buy Oregon Meats for Quality
105 W. Main
Phone 1058
Order Your
Thanksgiving
Turkey
Now
Right here in Southern Oregon we raise extra fine
Turkeys , . . Chickens . . . Beef . . . Pork . . . Veal
and Lamb. Buy Oregon produced Meats at the
People's Market and promote Home Prosperity!
Nice Fryers, lb 22c
Fat Hens, each 54c
Beef Pot Roast, lb. ............ 10c
Breast of Lamb, lb , 6c
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