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PAGE NIKE L First Stop of Medford Scouts on Trip You Can Do All Your Food Shopping at CALLED BY DEATH MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. 'AUGUST IS, 1935. III: BROTHERS Main and Bartlett You will be surprised just how easy it is to get the habit of shop ping at this store, where you can secure EVERYTHING for the pantry save countless steps and make substan tial savings as well. Here you'll find up-to-the-minute stocks of quality, nationally known foods, well dis played for the aid of busy housewives! Luther Jos Rlggi. a resident ' of Medford for the put 13 ye&rt. puaetf away in a local hospital early Friday morning at the age of 34 years, after suffering but a ahort time. He le sur vived by his wife Helen, and a son, Glenn Luther, of 303 Board man street: also by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rtggs; one brother, Rosa Rtggs: four sisters, Ruth, Pauline and Frances Rlggs of Medford and Mrs. Sidney Jones of Richmond, Cal. Funeral services will be hetd from the Conger funeral parlors Saturday at 3:00 p. m. Rev. D. E. Millard will have charge of services and Inter ment will be made In the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. ii spur FOR SATURDAY Choice R. I. Red Fryers . lb. 23c Choice R. I. Hens ... lb. 20c Beef Pot Roast . . . lb. 1 2V2C Beef Short Ribs . . . lb. 10c T Bone & Sirloin Steak . lb. 20c Swiss Steak . . . . lb. 20c Shortening 3 lb. 39( Fresh Ground Hamburger . lb. 10c Fine Assortment of Lunch Meats GROCERIES ..FLOUR A thtrd cover spray for the control of codling moth on apples should be completed by August 34. according to the recommendations of L. O. Centner, entomologist of the South ern Oregon Experiment Station, and C. B. Cordy, assistant county agent. Use three pounds of powdered lead arsenate In one hundred gallons of water. This spray should protect apples Against coddling moth worm attack until picking time. Because of the low moth flight It Is not considered necessary to spray pears at this time. If the recom mended spray schedule has been fol lowed the coverage on the fruit should be sufficient to prevent furth er entries. I A I A Kitchen Queen Klamath Falls h Bouquet 49 lb. $1.69 I 49 lb. SL45 "iiiiii i iiiijwu4 .urnmmr aji. in wot, hjimiim j.-.l. f nr. r iiiiinw i n n I G A or MORNING MILK Per Can . 6c ' PEANUT SALAD ' BUTTER DRESSING 2 lbs. . . . 35c Pint . . . . 20c SAN FRANCISCO (UP)Although Incredible to modern users of wood. It Is believed by scientists here that specimens 300,000 years old have been brought to light In Honolulu. The wood Is not petrified, but la almost as hard aa metal. The age of the wood la fixed by the probable date of Its burial. It was recovered from beneath the lava flow at Diamond Head and all the geological data obtainable Indicates that that eruption took place at least 300 centuries ago. A surveyor working on the Manos flood-control canal dug up pieces of a log and submitted them to scien tists for Identification. Dr. Herbert E. Gregory, director of the Bishop Museum, one of the most famous In stitutions of Its kind ln America, Is of the opinion that the Diamond Head lava-flow haa been In position for 200,000 years. Wood beneath It must have grown before that time. The .wood resembles that of the ohla tree, which still grows In the Islands. 7 their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elmore, Sunday. Among those swimming at the Applegat bridge Sunday afternoon were Frank Mee and Margaret Franks. TACOMA. Aug. 16, (AP) Captain Alfred J. Braden, Jr., 46, Judge advo cate of the third division, regular army, died today at the Fort Lewis hospital after a week's illness. 4 Scorpions were already In existence In the carboniferous period and there Is no essential structural dif ference between these fossils and existing forms. , f A proverb of the Scllly Isle, which lie off Cornwall, England, tells that for every man who dies a natural death on the Islands the sea takes nine. I Thompson Creek SYRUP FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES A good assortment of syrup at real bargain prices ! Solid heads Lettuce each 5c String Beans 2 lbs 5c Solid Cabbage lb. . ...2c We Have Ice Cold Watermelon! CANNING PEACHES CANNING PEACHES ARE NOW ON the MARKET! OUR PRICES are LOW THOMPSON CREEK, Aug. 18 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sulli van and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Turn bough and families left Monday evening to spend, a week at the 'coast. Mike Sham Is has returned from Nebraska to hit farm. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Johnston, Miss Eva and Ada Johnston and Dee Johnston enjoyed a. trip to Crescent City over the week-end, where they celebrated Miss Eva Johnston's birth. day. Among business visitors In Med ford Wednesday were S. L. Johnston, Herbert Elmore, Frank Knutsen, Frank Quick. Fred Powers. Mrs. George McCollum, Melvln McCollum, I Vene McCollum. Mrs. Esther Borough of Klamath FAlls and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Robinson visited Avail yourself of the convenience of our bakery depart ment. Here you will find a complete assortment of fine breads and pastries all fresh from the bakery. Note the special values we offer each week. Praline Pecan Cake 23c each Thin Sliced Rye and Sandwich Breads are just what you want for packing house lunches. Try them. A WORD TO THE WIVES IS SUFFICIENT The meals you serve help keep th family fit. In many home, constipation result from Insuffi cient "bulk" In tha menu. This can be overcome by a delicious cereal. Research shows that Kellofg's All-Bran furnishes "bulk" In con venient form. All-Bran also pro vides vitamin B and Iron. How much better It U to eat this gentle natural food than to risk taking patent medicines. Two tableipoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Chronic cases, with each meal. If not relieved, aea your doctor. Serve as cereal with milk or cream, or dm in cooking. Appe aling redoes oo the red-and-green package. At sU gro cers. Made by Kellogg In Battle Creek. mi-bram! aw swsk . r a, ' v T u,,e iniin me traier i.ake connrii of MedTiird. comprising Siskiyou. Jackson. Jose phine. Klamnth and Lake counties, shown upon arriving at the I nton depot In Portland last Saturday m an extended tour which will take triem Into Canada and to the eastern rnlled States const. The hoys spent half a day peeing the Rights of rorlipnd. including Jantzen beach, as guilts of the General Petroleum cor poration. Left (to rear) Frank Hull. BMlttunt scoutmaster; left (front) rk Roberts, amlstnnt scoutmaster, and A. O. Soderherg (right front), "coiitmaMer. (Mobllgns photo). Scranton. Pa., is the metropolis ol the great anthracite region of north eastern Pennsylvania. Peach Recipes Summertime pessert 4 shredded wheat biscuits, crumbled H C"P chopped and sweetened peaches cup chopped nut meata 1 cup cream Mix first three Ingredients and fold Into whipped cream. Six portions. Hamburger Royale 3 cups chopped beef 1 small onion, chopped salt and pepper 3 shredded wheat blsculta cup chicken stock or milk 3 tablespoons butter or chicken fat Combine meat, finely rolled shred ded wheat and stock or milk. Season with salt, pepper and onion. Shape into small cakes. Fry In hot butter or fat until brown on one side. Turn and brown on the other side. If de sired, mushroom sauce may be served over this dish. Six portions, Peach Muffin 4 shredded wheat biscuits, rolled fine 1 cup flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 'a teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar 1 4 cups milk I Rff i cup chopped peaches Into shredded wheat crumbs sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Add milk and well beaten egg. Fold In the peaches. Pour Into well Rreased muffin pans and bake 30-35 minutes In hot oven (450 degrees Fahrenheit). Makes 12 muffins. Shredded Wheat Errs Eggs can be made more tasty and nourishing by the addition of shred ded wheat crumbs. Did you know that hair a cup of shredded wheat crumbs and a little milk, added to omelet or a scramble, will make three eggs service six people? f Use Mall Tribune want ada. WASHINGTON (UP) It's going to be a tough proposition for chinch bugs to destroy new strains of hybrid corn developed by the United States department of agriculture and state experiment stattoni. The new hybrids are highly re sistant to the bugs and also are high In yield and quality of grain. Thus far, however, they have been grown only on a small scale. In 30 co-operative firid testa last year In eight central Illinois counties, chinch bug resistant hybrids yielded 46.3 bushels an acre, compared with 354 bushels for local varieties, and 37.3 bushels for hybrids susceptible to the bugs. Although well constructed and maintained barriers stop the first brood of bugs from advancing out of small grain Into corn, the agri culture department said, there are no known measures for preventing adult bugs of the first brood from flying into cornfields and depositing eggs from which hatch the second brood that feeda on the corn until It matures or Is ktlled. Development and use of corn high ly resistant to second brood bugs, along with erection of barriers. Is believed to be the most practical and effective method to guard against tremendous losses to Individual growers. 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