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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1935)
PA HE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MFJVFORD. OREOON'. FRIDAY. -TANXART 4. 1933. s T Monthly meteorological note for December, m compiled by W. J. Hutchison, local meteofologttt, ihow an exceptionally mild December with overcast skies and unsettled wet wea ther prevailing during the greater portion. Dally maximum and mint mum temperatures were moderate with no outstanding variations. Pre cipitation, mostly light rains, oc curred almost dally, beginning the 12tn. Dally maximum temperatures ranged from 38 to 03 degrees; mini mum from 24 to 41 degrees. The greatest dally range totaled 33 de grees on the 6th. The monthly low temperature, 34 degrees on the 0th, was an unusually high minimum for December. In the past 24 years the temperature records for Medford show only three previous December mlnl mums as high or slightly higher. The maximum for the month. 83 degrees on the 7th. was a little higher than average. Extremes of temperature, as shown by the 24-year record, are 71 degrees for the highest and 10 de grees below zero for December. Truces of precipitation were re corded on the 1st, 3rd and 12th and beginning the 13th light or occasion ally moderate rains Wvie of dally oc currence except on the 16th and 17th, during the balance of the month. The heaviest 24-hour rn In fa II totaled 0.47 inches on the 13th and 14th. Traces of snow were observed on the 27th and 28th. Monthly total precipitation amounted to 2.18 Inch en and was short of normal by 0.93 Inches. Seasonal precipitation, how ever, continued In excess of normal and at the close of December to to led 8.41 Inches as against a normal oi 7.45 inches. Cloudy or partly cloudy skies pre vailed on the first six days followed by clearing weather through the 11th Overcnst skies with inn.ottled and rainy weather beginning on the 12tli held almost continuously to the clow of the month. WtWs were generally lighter thnn , average with a total monthly move ment of 3203 miles. Northwest winds prevailed and hourly velocities aver aged 4.4 miles. The highest monthly velocity registered 31 miles per hour on this 21st, blowing from the north west. In comparing previous Decem ber wind records with the above an extreme velocity of 44 miles per hour Is shown In 1031. Max. Mln. Mn. Pre Char. 1 .......... 46 33 40 T Cloudy 2 . - 46 20 8B .. . P. Cdy. 8 .. 44 20 36 T Cloudy 4 48 SI 40 w. p. Cdy. 6 40 26 37 . P. Cdy. 6 61 28 44 P. Cdy. 7 63 32 48 hh Clear 6 ... 65 2(1 42 m Clear 0 .......... 61 U 88 Clear 10 40 Sfl 38 .... P. Cdy. H 63 38 40 .... Clear 12 .......... 46 32 38 T Cloudy 13 .. 46 40 42 .46 Cloudy 14 61 41 6 .08 Cloudy 15 .. 46 33 40 .... P. Cdy. 16 M 47 36 42 .38 Cloudy 17 . 47 31 30 .... P. Cdy. 18 38 33 36 .10 Cloudy 10 43 36 40 .23 Cloudy 30 60 30 44 .11 Cloudy 31 50 40 46 .07 Cloi-dv 32 47 36 43 T Cloudy 33 47 38 42 .16 Cloudy 34 46 41 44 .10 Cloudy 35 43 31 37 .03 Cloudy 3 ..... 44 31 38 .34 Cloudy 37 42 34 38 .01 Cloudy 38 47 31 39 T Cloudy 30 47 38 43 .14 Cloudy 30 . - 46 34 40 T Cloudy , 31 .. 40 28 34 T Cloudy Mean .... 47.6 32.8 40.3 3.18 AFTER SMASHf . R. A. Newland, who was seriously Injured In an automobile accident last November 2 near Sherman, Texas. In which his wife and two others from this city were alf in jured, has returned to Medford and today resumed his work at the post office is city mall currier, Mr. Newland was accompanied back to Medford by his son Herman, his daughter, Mrs. Mary La wren ts and Mrs. Lawrentz's small daughter Louise, of whom the latter two. pas sengers In the car Newland was driv ing, were less seriously hurt. Mrs Newland was unable to make the return trip and It will probably be two or three months before she fully recovers from six broken ribs, a punctured lung and body bruises. She Is in a hospital at Dallas. Three from Denlson, Texas, were Injured out of the six passengers In the other car which collided head on with the Newland auto. Oregon Weather Rain west and rain or snow east portion tqnlght and Saturday; mod erate temperature; strong south to southwest wind off the coast. SENATOR BULOW HAS ' BONUS PAYING PLAN j Mrs. W. B. Graves of Medford has . received an Interesting description ot ; the bonus payment plan which her ; brother. Senator W. J. Bulow oi ! South Dakota, intends to introduce , in congress. Under the Bulow plan j th government would issue 2,20O,- I 000,000 in notes to be used as legal tender and redeemable in 1046. Oregon Hens Ih CORVALLIS Oregon White Leg horn hens are again leading in three of the biggest national egg-laying, contests In the east, reports J. A. Hanson, local poultry man, who ship- j ped pens 3000 miles to enter them.j His birds are leading the western I and central New York contests and j the Pennsylvania state contests after more than two months of the year's j competition. Prom 61 to 76 pens from the best breeders in the country are entered In these three contests. O Your own druggist Is authorized to cheerfully refund your money on the spot f you art bo relieved by Creomulsion. Meteorological Report toreniMtN Medford and vicinity: Rniu tonight and Saturday; moderate temperature. Oregon: Ram west and rain or snow eat portion tonight and Sat urday; modern t temperature. I.mnl lnta Temperature a year ago today: highest 61; lowest 44. Total monthly precipitation, trace deficiency for the month .34 Inche. Total prerlpitntion since September I. 1923. 8.41 Inches; excess for the season, .62 inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, bu per cent; 5 a. m. today. 50 per cent. Tomorrow: sunrtae, 7:3 n. m.; sun set, 4:54 p. m. OtiMTtuttnn Tnkrn at A A, !., 10 Mrrullan lime 5 - o s TT T . s & I? Boise 34 20 .00 Cloud v Boston 46 8 .00 Clear Chicago 8 00 Clear Denver 60 30 .00 Clear Fureka 63 62 .04 Rain Helena 38 26 .00 P Cloudy Los Angeles . 72 M T Cloudy Medford SI 311 T Cloudy New York .. ..... 60 14 .00 Clear Omaha ............ 16 12 .00 Clear Phoenix .......... 70 44 .00 Clear Portland 42 40 .08 Cloud) Reno .. 4'4 34 .06 Rum Rose burg 40 36 .01 Cloudy Salt Lske 3b 24 .00 Cloudy San Francisco 62 44 .66 Cloudy Seattle 60 44 .30 Rain Spokane 46 38 .00 Cloudv Walla Walla ... 68 53 T Cloudv Wash., D. C... A8 34 .00 Clear Robbers Work A Quintet CLEVELAND (UP) "Put Vm Up Buddy," Bam Taseff, restaurant em ploye. heaid an ominous voice com mand. He turned around to com pi and saw five revolvers. While four o the gunmen kept him covered. th fifth took 33 from the cash register Pecan Butterscotch Rolls . . . A popular special repeated because we remember how well you liked these tasty tea rolls the last time we offered them as a Saturday special. Pecan Butterscotch Rolls 23c doz. Saturday onh THESE ARE NOT SPECIALS Just a Few of the Values to Be Hud Every Day at Western Thrift Store OVALTINE, 14 oz. . . .55c VICK'SRUB, 35c ....24c YEAST FOAM, 50c . 34c . STUD TOBACCO For 10c Flashlight Cells CP "Olltov Krmli. Lung l.lfr WW Allen Two Drop Lotion 1 Op Nil. I fur Nnrmiil No. 2 fnr llry Skin t W W Itrttuliir Clotr- nil! Jertfen' SOAPS Bin 23 c Cello Wrapped noMs en i'imi i.s: I NION I I AMI lt Tl M lll tX.CIINTT All 10 WA.HII1M1TON Brands r.rv. Tobacco 7c Lifebuoy SOAP Burs 19c KLEENEX 200 4 r. Sheets I 3C ASPIRIN 100 5-fcx: OQA Squibb ' PERUNA Tonic. OQf Reg $1.25 Owl BOc Size MUM 49c UOr mn-srltrrt 4r "..V Nromo )Htntnp Mr (tin- sal lli'ittitlrn l:r ,W l.ilvrmli-r shay. Crrum .. l!'r ."Hie llit.t Tool h I'a.lp VM' J.V (illlrKc lllnilra IW Me lik Tooth Hril.h AM 50 llallliol l.hfr Oil rnp :'! (!l- Milk ol Manrlu :r Sanitary Napkins Dixie Bolle, 12's, 1 OI Cotton Filler I C 2C 51 on Dr. Mllrt Hrmrillc Mr I.:15 I'lrrrfs Itrmntli.. !.Si- 8 01. Ahll.rplW' .solution I!'r Mineral Oil a no Acar .Vic Radiator Glycerin O.P.A. Gallon cans AJ" Close out I aU3 1 Hf.lrrn Thrllt stori-fi are Salijrrt to f'onlonn to lrmlier of hf N.H A., nitil All I'rlir arr N.K.A. anil I I I. o( tlir 1 nltril sl.itrv Groceteria Super Food Markets BREAD and CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE Super Meat Market Used to be Country Sausage was a rare treat Once in a while a little would come from the farm and how we would scramble to get it. Used to order ahead and didn't always get it. Today You may have it any time for with the opening of our Super Meat Mar kets it's here every day country ground, country seasoned the real thing bulk, small link or country smoked. There is no breakfast so good as real farm flavored sausage. Steer Beef Roast, lb Selected Steer Short Ribs for baking, lb. . Steer Boiling Beef, lb Swiss Steaks, lb Steer Porter House Steaks, lb (Cut to lour Sppflal Ordfr) Sugar Cured Bacon, lb Fancy Roasting Chickens, lb. . . 10c 10c 8c 15c 19c 25c 22 He Fancy Colored 001 Hens, lb ZZ2C Oysters, pint . . . Shortening, 4 lbs 29c 45c Smoked Country Style Sausage Real country flavor, all pork smoked in clijaesa c,olh- lb. 25c Fruits and Vegetables Bring Summer Back with Health Building Fruits amd Vegstables Egg Plant 2 lbs. 23 C Colery, large size 2 tor 19 Crisp Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10r Brusscll Sprouts 2 lbs. 19 Green Peas 2 lbs. 2f)0 Green Peppors 2 lbs. 19c Rutabagas 4 lbs. 15 Chinese Lettuce 2 for loc4 Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 15o Artichokes, large ones 2 for 1!( Bananas Lb. 5 Jap Oranges o Box $5o Sunkist Oranges new shipment of fancy Sunkist. 126's Dos. 2oC Sunkist Oranges, 200 ' Dos 19o Sunkist Lemons, 360 ' Doj. 17f Arizona Grapefruit, 64'j Each 5( Why More Colds in Winter? WE had a very interesting talk with Dr. Inskeep about winter colds. "While winter weather is naturally conducive to colds many could be avoided if our winter habits were not so radically different, said the doctor. During the summer we are out of doors most of the time and our diet is more conducive to good headth Fresh air, sunshine, exercise and energy-building foods will go a long way in the prevention of the more common winter ailments." "Fresh vegetables and energy-building cereals, with sufficient meat proteins to insure a balanced diet, plus fresh air and exercise in other words uniform habits of diet and activity are the principal contributing factors to uniform health." Winter Foods in the Super Food Markets A Dependable Source of Supply 11c .... 10c Sperry's Wheat Hearts, rich in Vitamin D. 14 oz. pkg 12c 28oz.pkg 22c 51b. sack 30c 101b. sack . 59c Sperry's Farina, 5Jb. sack Sperry's Rolled Oats, 3 lb. pkg Sperry's Rolled Oats, 4l2 lb. bag Sperry's Rolled Oats, 41 lb. bag Sperry's Wheat Flakes, 10 lb. bag Sperry's Steel Cut Oat Meal, 5 lb. bag Crystal Wedding Oats, pkg Post Toasties, 8 oz. pkg Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuit, pkg Quaker Puffed Rice, pkg Quaker Pufad Wfeeat, pkg . Posts Bran Flakes pkg Grape Nute, pkg Grape Nut Flflfees, pkg Dinamite, pkg Pure Cane Sugar, 25 lbs. in cloth sack . . . 28 c 22c 23c 23c 47c 27c 23c 7c 10c 12c 'C 9c 16c 9c 18c $1.29 Wheaties, pkg Quaker Muffets, pkg Golden West Orange Pe koe and Pekoe Tea in qt. r jar 12 oz DDC P & G White Laundry Soap, 8 oz., 10 bars . . . Del Rogue Tomato Juice, No. 1 can, 2 for . Del Rogue Tomato Hot Sauce, 8 oz. can, 6 for . . . Del Rogue Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can .... Del Rogue Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can . . . Goody Goody Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for ... :. Del Monte Early Garden Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for . . . 26c 15c 25c 12c 15c 25c 29c Del Monte Golden Ban tam Corn, cream style, O C No. 2 can, 2 for Lji Sunshine Cocktail Crackers, Sunshine Milk Malt Wine Biscuits both- 25 c Medium Ivory Soap, bar Belle Isle Tuna Fish, No. can, 2 for .... Baker's Breakfast Cocoa, 1 lb. can Baker's Cocoanut, 4 lb. pkg Maxwell Housa Coffee, 1 lb. can 5c 25c 18c 9c 31c - C 1 HOME PURITY BAKERY A dklicious new cake for 1935 PINEAPPLE ANGEL FOOD. A new one that is bound to be popular. Regular 13-egg size 49c BREAD Real home quality and flavor, wrapped or oven fresh. 1 pound loaf 8c 1 V2 pound loaf 1 2c Real French Bread and rolls with or without Sesame. 1 lb. loaf 10c French Crust Nuggets 3 for 10c. French Rolls, doz . .15c 6th at Central Gth at Grape Saving Without Self. Denial GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone: East Side 752 West Side 428
