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I MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE. 3TEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1933, PAGE THREE VALLEY LEADERS TOLD C-C WORK AT FORI MEET (Continued from page One) POTENTATES BALL ASHLAND TONIGHT tuning co-operation among the fmtt froweia. H. A. Thlerolf apoka on "The Chambr'B Dairy Program.' telUng ot ifort ot tha Chamber of Commerce In aucceasfully allaying a price war among dairymen of tha valley. Be aald the chamber kept the local milk butter, cream and cheese market open and sailing along on Bum an even Iceel that when the state milk control Board came here there waa very little for It to do under. the preaent health- ful condltlona. Mayor la Heard. The next speaker waa Mayor George Porter, whose subject waa "The Cham ber'a Civic Program." He said that be knew of few cltlea where there .28. such a fine cooperation between tha administration and the chamber of commerce. He enumerated many projects that have been successfully backed by the chamber. D. H. Ferry, prominent mining engineer, spoke on "The Chamber'a Good Will Program." He told in terestingly of the conception of "peace on earth, good will toward men," since Ita origination 2000 years ago. and lta effect upon present day conditions. He referred to the re cent agitation In Jackson county and Its control, which he said waa largely through the exforta of the chamber of commerce. CCC Hrad Heard, Major Clare H. Armstrong, com manding officer of Medford CCC dls. trtct, waa the next speaker, with "The Chamber's CCC Program" his subject. He spoke ot the tremendous amount of money that la brought Into the county by the CCC dis quiet, declaring that each year ap proximately B48.OO0 la poured out through the sslarlea of the head quartera staff alone. He thanked the chamber for lta efforts In develop ing the district. B. B. Harder, president of Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, was the next speaker, talking on "The Chamber's Housing Act Program." With graphic figures he outlined the purpose of the better housing cam paign, pointing out that through development of new homea In the nation, 12.000.000 men would be employed, which he aald would largely take care of the nation's re lief problem. O. O. Alenderfer, chairman of the chamber's five-year future program, waa the last speaker, reviewing the work of his committee. He said that the program Includes every phase of community activity, and that results will be nottcable soon. WATERSAGCEPTS v IN K. F. R. F. Waters, who has been an op. em tor of tho Post Office Super 6er Ttc Station In thia city for the past trxo and one-half years, has accepted position with the firm of VanDyke A Moty Automotive Parts of Klam ath Falls. Mr. Waters will leave lnv mediately to assume his new position with a firm that was formerly Klamath Falls branch of Uttrell Parts company. Mr. Waters' family will continue to reside In Medford until after the preaent school term. R. F. Waters has been Identified with Medford business activities for nearly six years, and before assum ing management of the Post Office Super 8er7lce Station he filled the position of manager of the Firestone Tire and Rubber company's Medford store. His many friends In Medford and the Rogue River valley are wish ing him success In his new work In Klamath Falls. LEGISLATIVE GLUT SPELLS EXTENSION (Continued from page one.) Photo by the Peasleya. Potentate rioyd F. Whittle. A program sponsored by nobles of Hlllah temple. In honor of Illustrious Potentate Floyd F. Whittle, will be held at the Elks temple at Ashland tonight, starting at 8:45 o'clock. An Invitation is extended to all Shrlners and their lady guests to at tend and help make the event a gala one. The program will Include a band concert, drills by the Hlllah patrol, a grand march, a buffet luncheon and a grand prize award. William H. McNalr is general chair man for the event. Many are ex pected to attend from Medford. as well as from all other points of the valley. GOLFERS 10 QUALIFY Tomorrow and Sunday will see the qualifying rounds for the President's Cup tournament at the Rogue Valley Kolf course, according to announce ment by Jack Hueston, pro at the course. The rounds will be played under the handicap system, with three quarters of the difference to be allow ed. The 32 with low net scores will qualify. Further details of the Presl. dent's Cup tourney,- to be run after the qualifications, will be announced Sunday. 4 On RlRht Doorstep BROOKLYN. N. Y.. March 8. (UP) Whoever abandoned s plump, eight months old baby boy In front of Nathan Rosensweet's home evidently knew what he was doing. The young ster's new found guardian Is a phy sician. Church Bombed CARDENAS, Cuba, March 0. (AP) A bomb exploded today In a Cath olic church and killed Delfln Aeosta, the chief of police. Hajes Returns Dr. James C. Hayes, who has been attending the annual meeting of the alumni asoclatlon of the University ot Oregon medical school In Portland for the past sev eral days, has returned, and Is In his office. The senate, after debating a three way report on the bill which would open the upper Columbia river to seining, from five mile above the Bonneville d am to the Deach u t es river, passed the measure by a vote of 20 to 6. Neither house had made any dent upon the calendars at noon. The amusement tax bill, which was Introduced by Representatives Oleen, Hosch and Magruder, came out un expectedly by the assaesment and taxation committee after It was be lieved the Issue was safely stowed awsy In the committee. The favor able report was adopted, which places the bill on the calendar. The bill assesses a 10 per cent tax on all types of amusement, and all tickets for events must be purchased from the state treasurer. The pro ceeds would go for old age pensions and the state pension law would be changed to raise the maximum per month to 645 and reduces the age of eligibility to W years. Slot Machines Would Aid. The old age pensions would also benefit by the slot mschine bill which was parsed by the house and Is now In the senate where it will either be amended and passed or be killed after an anticipated battle. The liquor bill passed bv the house. In addition to raising the beer tax to $1.30, would levy a tax on wines of 12'i cents per gallon on naturally fermented products and 30 centa on fortified. In addition ad valorem tax of 10 per cent on naturally fermented wines In bot tles. 15 per cent on bottled forti fied and sparkling wines In bottles would be assessed. Brewery Interests were battling the more than 100 per cent Increase In the beer tax. Of this tax. the meas ure provided. 30 cents would go to cities In lieu of soerial city taxes. Closing of the Alsea river to Rill netting from Saturday noon to Sun day noon to permit sportsmen to troll waa passed by the house, also approved. Appropriation bills also passed pro vided for the payment of salaries and expenses In connection with the executive, state and treasury de partments; and appropriating 96000 for the use of soldiers' and sailors' commission to carry out provisions of the act pertaining to its duties. Lawnmowers time to get them sharpened end repaired; called for and delivered. Medford Cyclcry, 23 N. Fir. Phone 261. Lawnmowera time to get them sharpened and repaired; called for and delivered. Medford Cyclery, 31 N. Fir. Phone 261. ,. Malta Commandery ", 4 K. T.. Masonic Hall, A blind, Ore j on. Special conclave. Satur day evening. March District meeting southern Ore. Templar units. Including Ashland. Grant Paw, Klamath Falls, arena Commander Toney of McMlnnvlue and delegation from Portland holding official Inspection. Visitors irom Yreka also expected. Order Temple" conferred. Dinner a : o'clock. Sir Knights courteously invited. R. I BURDICJ, commanaor. W. H. DAT. Recorder. 3 ifrSt? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONVALESCENT HOME. 153 Granite St.. Ashland, cares lor :nvaaiaa ui sged at 40.00 per month and up. Room and board, light housekeep ing rooms and cabins available. T.iPrtF: AND SMALL RANCHES. City Homes. Building low. rear uremia for sale or lease. River inrawso. Roberts. 720 West 2nd. LOST Wlre-halr terrier. Finder please notify Humane Society hos pital or Phone 140. Reward. FRESH MILK GOATS for sale. 3 to as, or trade for beee. X. Wldmer, Rt. 4. Box 174, east end of Barnett road. FOR SALE Cheap, A held Ramboull let ewes. Lamb In in early April. Room 303, Hotel Grand. FOR SALE 300-gallon Bean spray rig at a bargain price. W. B. Barnum. Carlton Nursery Yard. Tel. 8M-R-2 FOR RENT Desirable office space. Medford Bld., cheap. See Dr. Mof fatl, room 416. Medford Bldg. MR. FARMER Buy your seed the convenient. Inexpensive, producer to -consumer, money saving way. We have unusual values in good quality alfalfas, clover, grases. Write for price list and samples. "It More Than Pava." INTERMOUNTAIN SEED COMPANY. Twin Falls. Idaho. LOST Lady's platinum wrist watch, set with diamonds. Return to Mall Trlbxine office. Reward. JWITK THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADEJ iimiai II FOR RENT LarfW enclosed Irrigated garden lot, fruit and berries; close In. Box 5030. Tribune. USED CAR CLEARANCE SAU5 To make room for another carload of Airflow DeSotos. p t . i -.... rnMi 1?ArlKeen trunls: low mileage: priced right. S3 Chevrolet Master Eagle Coach. I (priced right for qulcfc Kile). "31 Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe; A-l condition: rumble seat. 'SO Graham 4 -door Sedan, (good paint and rubber). Also several good buys from 175 00 to (150 00. MEAD MOTOR CO. 16 So. nr. rOR SALE OR TRADE 5 seres In slfAlfa, for small close In residence. 316 Willamette. FOR SALE Hay. A-harrow. roller, sprlngtooth, snd harness. C. A. Learned. Voorhles Crossing. FOR RENT Pleasant roam for gen tleman; close In; bath, garage. 609 E. Main. DRY black oak. laurel, manzanlta. 515 Pennsylvania. FOR SALE 20 acres of best land in valley. Oood house and outbuild ings. Ross Lane. W. E. Nicholson. FOR SALE OR TR ADE 220 acres land, 35 miles southe.ist of Bend. Ore., half way from Mtligon to Brothers. Fine stock ranch: 200 acres farm lsnd. fenced: 1-5 Interest In good well of water: Joins forest reserve. Only $5 per acre: good terms. Will take Ford or Chevrolet car, reasonablv priced, with some money. M. W. Maxwell. Talent, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 260-egg oil Incubator, complete: good as new. will trade for chickens, 534 Mary St. WANTED To lease amsll lunch room. Address Box 4894, stating location and full details. All answers will be considered confidential. FOR SALE CHEAP Lumber suitable for brooder houses. Can arrange for money under 6HA plan for any building repairs. Economy Lumber Co., Tel. 594. North Pacific Hwy. at Court St. m Wings of the Morning! Good Coffee! GOOD Coffee! Worth lot, isn't it? Worth i little care in making. Worth a little care in buying. Try Schilling Coffee. It has a certain sturdy quality which with reasonable care in making it, will deliver a fragrant full-flavored cup with delicious regularity. Schilling Coffee There are two Schilling Coffees. One for percolator. One for dtip. ffledkatecU Ingredients of Vidcs VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICK5 COUGH DROP V N r n 1 v w re 1 opanisn wmeuKt Here's a new cake that you'll like. A change from the rich, heavily iced type cakes. Has an unusual and very delightful flavor. The introductory price is exceptionally attractive. 19c ea. With the arrival of the Lenten Season we want to call your attention to our Hot Cross Buns. Rich in fruit and nuts and generous in size they are the best value to be found. Don't confuse our Hot Cross with the small ordinary fruit bun sold at much lower prices. Our Hot Cross will be sold all during lent at 23c dozen and you will find them a very welcome addition to your menu. Plenty of room to park. During Lent we will have a complete assortment of all kinds of Sea Foods at Special Prices THE ORIGINAL LOW PRICE MARKET FRESH EGGS Standards, doz. 1Q Extra's QC Cos. 19 Veal Steak or Shldr. Roast Lb.l2V2c Swiss Steak Tender Beef Lb. 15c SMOKED Picnics Sugar Cured Lb. 16c Frankfurters or Bologna hoS? 2 lbs. 29c FRYERS Al Stewart's Highest Quality .... lb. 30 Rump or Prime Rib Roast Bonno wl,Tied lb. 1 6c HAMS Sugar cured, small Whole or Part Lb. 22c 8IRL0IN STEAK lb. 14c FRESH BEEF TONGUE Lb. 12V2C FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Juice Oranges 1 doz. 33c Sweet Potatoes . 5 lbs. 19c BE WISE BUT WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT Independent No Affiliations HOLLOWAYS RELIABLE GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner. PHONE 20 wmmmmmw m f Phone 20 for Good Food Free Delivery Experienced Phone Order Clerks ft PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE SALMON Pink, tall can 2 for 2."C Booth or Dodge, Fancy Alaska Red, tall can .....15 npf TXT A 17 ICO ntu,T Fancy, M size can 10d V 15 1 Ul l r lOn White Star, y, size can 15d TUNA FLAKES, y3 size 2 'or 25 OYSTERS, Meco 2 cans 25i QUAKER, quick cooking Spaghetti, Macaroni, Egg Noodles 3 pkgs. 25 CATSUP, Del Monte, large size bottle .... 15c STsacakCake Fl0UI 57 Hominy, No. V-h can 10c K'bom?icS"e "SRSi.ie 8plnach' Boyal c,ub' V0V" 3 for 2W PRUNES BEANS Italian, 2 lbs ,.,. 19c Red and White, 3 lb. 19c Petite, 3 lbs. 19c Speckled Bayo, 2 lb. 19c Corned Beef Llbby's, can... 15c Flake White SHORTENING 4-Ib. carton 57c SNOWDRIFT 3 lb. can 57c Ton (rt the key to all ttfl locked- foodtlPII, QUAKER and Mother Oats Helmet and goggle deal for the kiddies GRAPEFRUIT Llbby's Fancy, No. 2 can or Wadham's, No. 2 can 14c Wax Paper, 125 ft. roll 17c 40 a roll, 2 rolls 15J PINEAPPLE, Old Paclfio No. 2'i broken slice can..... 19c SUGAR 100 lb. 0. and H. $4.98 FLOUR Snowbird, hard wheat $1.79 A money back guarantee. Bouquet, 49 lb. sack $1.59 Klamath hard wheat SOAP SPECIALS OXYDOL, Ig. pkg.. . ..... 17c Small size, 3 pkgs. 23d White King, gran., pkg. 29c PEETS, lg.pkg .,29c with 2. 9-os. pkgs. FREE Crystal White. .10 bars 35c : with 2.3 pkg. FREE P. & G. Soap ... 10 bars 30c IVORY, med. each - CAMAY Toilet Soap, each O.K., new lg. bar, each...... 5c ORANGES Rose, 126 size 29c doz. GRAPEFRUIT Arizona Desert Sweet 64 size 4 r 19c AVACADOS Extra large 2 15c LEMONS Sunklst, 400's 2 doz. 19c Fancy RHUBARB 2 lbs. 19c Sweet Potatoes U. 8. No. 1 6 lbs. 25c HUSKY SPRING APPETITES Demand FRESH FRUITS and Vegetables VT ttATi alwflTi taken (rest deal of pride In our prodac department Only tha ftnent pasaet our rigid Inspection. APPLES, Newtown, 0 grade, box 89 ONIONS, Sweet Spanish, U. S. No. 1 4 lb. 15 PARSNIPS 4 pounds 15tf FRESH PEAS, very nice 3 lbs. 29 ARTICHOKES, Jumbo size 3 for 19 Cauliflower Roseburg, No. 1 - ..head 10c
