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BEDFORD JfATL TRTBUN"E. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. 'ArGTST 30. 1935. PAGE SEVEN 3E Shop Saturday for the TWO-DAY HOLIDAY ami Mtaxi .ii'i . jl El LUMAN 1 BROTHERS Main and Bartlett YOU WAfcJT YD HEFLIN PREDICTS HOOVER'S DEFEAT TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 30 (API J. Thomas Heflin. former senator from Alabama, predicted today that Presl. dent Roosevelt "will win the next election in a walk," while Herbert Hoover, as the likely choice of the Republicans, "will be lucky to carry more than eight states." Heflin discounted the efforts of alt others. t 54 V w ill d i Saturday m m NATURAL LAXATIVE FOOD WINS NATION Kellogg's All-Bran Helps Millions to Regular Habits Be Sure to Visit LUMAN BROS. J and every day for that matter, where you can supply fjj your table completely from the fresh stocks of Groc 11 erien. Meats. Vegetables. Bakery Goods, etc.. thereby savins- vour valuable time as well as money. Courteous personal service always, Prepare Saturday for a 2-day holiday 1 I Choice R. I. Red Fryers . lb. 23c Choice R. I. Hens .... lb. 20c El A...!.. Ax.. I. IL on. dwiss oiea . . . . iu. Ub Short Ribs Beef lb. .... 10c Choice Beef Pot Roast lb. . 1 2 1 2 c Shortening . . . . 3 lb. 33c Fresh Ground Hamburger . . lb. 10c M T-Bnne Steak ...... lb. 20c i ' BJl Sirloin Steak lb. 20c FINE' ASSORTMENT OF COLD LUNCH MEATS fT MILK If MORNING ;er f ori.g.a. Sic Cm j TALL CAN 285 Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 35c Salad Dressing Pint 20c Millions have found Kellogg's All Bran thoroughly satisfactory for cor recting constipation due to lnsuf flcent "bulk" In meals. In addition to its popular ap proval, All-Bran has been ac cepted by science. Research shows it offers mild "bulk" to aid elimi nation. Also vitamin B and iron. The American Medical Associa tion Committee on Foods has Kranted Kelloeg's All-Bran its Seal of Acceptance. This delicious cereal is also approved by Good Housekeeping Institute. Within the body, All-Bran forms a soft mass which gently clears out the intestinal wastes. More effec tive than the "bulk" in fruits and vegetables, as it does not break down in the body. Isn't this food better than patent medicines? Unlike cathartics, it re mains effective with continued use. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usu ally sufficient. Chronic cases, with each meal. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. Get the red-and-green package at your grocer's. All-Bran Is jtegepjJN much more satisfactory ijd than part-bran pro re5?y ducts. Made by Kellogg V In Battle Creek, NAMED NEW HEAD OF STATE Supt. Schramm to Be Suc ceeded by Mark Skinner . Following Banking Board Action. ' electing Mark H. Skinner of Port land a superintendent of banks, the executive office aald today. A. A. Schramm, retiring head of the department, refused to comment today on the board's action. It was reported that he already had received offers of position from outstanding banking concerns. Skinner was expected to arrive In Salem within the next few days to confer with Governor Martin. VACCINATION FOR ICOT rearrested after Deputy Henry Rees reported finding Jewel's diary In the room which, he asserted, tended In some measure to support the neigh bors' talk, 4 To Oregon laves Mrs. p. b. B:s low. her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bt$s and Clifford StampfU of Bell, California, and Fred Fry visited the Oregon Caves yastcrdav, stopping i off enroii t to inspect the "House or nounced today that at the present Mystery" on Sardine Creek. I time there are two ctses of smallpox City Physician L. D. Inskeep an- in Medford, both rather severe. Due to the fact that prior to quarantine both the cases were rather extenstvely In contact with the public. Dr. Ins keep advised citizens of Medford to become vaccinated for the disease. Those who have not been vaccinat ed for five years should take the pre caution again. Dr. Tnskeep said, and vaccination should particularly be given children who have never had the treatment. SALEM. Aug. 30. (AP) Mark R Skinner, Portland banker, was named by the state banking board here last night as state superintendent of banks to succeed A. A. Schramm whose term will expire September 1. The announcement was made fol lowing the return of the banking board members from a trip by air to Pendleton. Governor Martin. State Treasurer Kolman and Secretary 01 State Snell comprise the member ship of the board. The new superintendent Is a Demo crat and a native of Michigan. He has spent 27 years of his life in the banking business. When reached last night he announced he would accept the position. Skinner came to Portland In 1921 from St. Paul. Minn., where he was a vice-president of the First Na tional bank. He served as vice-presi dent of the Northwestern National bank of Portland until 1939. For the past three months he has been connected with the federal housing administration in Portland. Skinner's appointment was made with the unanimous approval of the board, after It hsd been unable to agree on a selection at Its meeting two days ago. Meanwhile scores ot telegrams had been received from bankers through tut the state, most of them urging Schramm's retention. Schramm has served eight years as head of the banking department. He came to Salem from a banking position In Cor vail is. He was ap pointed by the late Governor Pat terson. SALEM. Aug. 30. (AP) Numer- oua telegrams and telephone calls have been received commending the action of the state banking board In mm "The Home of Good MeatB. Swift's Gov. Inspected Meats' 1 itwnTri I'mMSn FLOUR Klamath Falls BOUQUET Flour 49 lb. tack $1.45 Kitchen Queen Hard Wheat Flour 49 lb. sack $1.69 The Liberty Market car ries only the highest qual ity Gov't inspected meats. Try the Liberty for that tender, juicy steak or roast for the Sunday din ner. You will be sure to please the whole family. rifoeS5eTaS Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits . . . . 2 for 23 1 '.13 r l s l 11.. 1 p? i ooua neaas Lettuce, eacn . . . oc M M Solid Cabbage, lb. .2ic Home Grown Peas, 3 lbs. . . . ..... .25c Bananas, lb .5c CANNING PEACHES ARE HERE AND THE PRICES ARE LOW Beef Pork Veal Lamb SATURDAY SPECIALS Lamb Stew . . . . lb. 5c Lamb Shoulder lb. 2v2c Picnic Hams . . lb. 25c Round Steak . . lb. 28c Beef Pot Roast ib. 12y2 18c HENS-FRYERS-RABBITS-SQUABS FRESH FISH-LUNCH MEATS ce m Red Ripe Watermelons on I BUY FOR TWO DAYS We will feature this week-end numerous items for your picnic lunch, also for your special at home dinners and other needs. Shop here Saturday for the Double Holiday. Buns. Thin Sliced Sandwich Bread, 20 varieties Cookies. In fact everything you need for that lunch or picnic. Announcing the Opening of SIM'S BROS. Gun & Cycle Shop Formerly Medford Cycle & Repair Shop 23 No. Fir St. - Phone 281 MODERN GUNSMITHING Repairs for All Makes of Guns Re-boring Re-Blueing 18 Years in Factory Service Station FISHING RODS Made to Order and Repaired HERBERT A. SIMS EARL A. SIMS RAKED BY DELUGE; MANY HOIS LOST LAS CRCCES. K. M., Aug. SO (API Weather that s transcontin ental filer today described as "up and down" wa reflected on the ground In a damaging flood here early today. i No lives were lost but a newspaper estlmat. of the property damage was 300.000 after saturated farm lands above the city poured their overflow ! over the urban area. I Meantime a fifth body had been recovered from the bus disaster yea terday near Wilcox. Arlj., where a westbound carrier with 28 passengers was caught by a surging cloudburst torrent as It roared through an un derpass. Holly, Colo., with aid from relief organizations continued rehabilita tion work after Wednesday's Inunda tion from flood swollen Horse creek. Pour feet of water that poured Into thla city after heavy rains last night crumbled many adobe houses. Fifty homes were known to have collapsed and many other families were forced to vacate their homes until the watera receded. The rain ceased dur ing the forenoon. HELD IN -FIERY DEATH OE GIRLS MIAMI, Fla Aug. 30 (API Two of his three daughters dead a. a. re sult of an early morning fire at his Northwest Miami residence, H. a. Denmark, 36, bakery salesman, was detained for the second time today for questioning. - County authorities picked up Den mark shortly alter he left Jackson Memorial hospital where, sobbing, he watched his 13-year old daughter, Dorothy, die of burns. Previously city officials questioned but released him. A younger daughter. Prances, 11, died soon after she was taken to the hospital. Another, Jewel, 0, waa less ; seriously burned. Qosslp of neighbors to the effect that Denmark had threatened his Children hrnnsht. Mia flr.t riataniinn John Rowland of the state's attor-1 ney'i office aald, but questioners ac cepted Denmark's story that he awoke to find clothing ablaze and threw gasoline used for cleaning on the flames, believing It water. Sheriff D. c. Coleman ordered him 1 elaoss Vintage Co. 211 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 429 The Home of FINE WIMES BEERS MIXERS If you are planning week end whether stream, or lake or hv the seashore or fill your needs In Mine. Beer or Mixers, popular beers, specially prlred hy the pre-cooled If you want them rold. BEER - ALE BEER "Old German Lager" Beer $2.75 case "Salom" Beer $2.75 case Pabst Blue Ribbon .t:j.5 case 30c case refunded on empty bottles returned Always the BEST at LOWEST Oost to You SWEET Fortified Sweet Wines "Ill'X" (3 years old) 1 gal. for $1.65 1 gal. 85 Quart for 45 "Bisceglia's Finest" years old) 1 gal. TOr $1.95 gal. for 1.00 Quart 55 I l 1 use Mali Trlbuna ant dm. fa PORTER jfSt1 It be hv prune cool mountain nt home with KUMts let us This week up feature all the cum and jou can get them ALE Tornberg's Sparkling Ale or Tornberg's Export Porter $2.05 case 3olden Glow XXX Ale $2.05 case DRY WINES ' Red Varieties Zmfandel, gal..$ .89 Claret, gal 95 Burgundy, gal.. 1.10 White Varieties Sauterne, gal... $1.25 Reisling, gal. .. . 1.25 Brjng your own container 211 East Main St. Delivery service by messenger Phone 429 in rill (ja)i GIH W t ?M C?-N, W Wlr .STRAIGHT .'" 4 ti o5 - THERE'S THE GIN THAT'S S0 G00D THEY DARE ADVERTISE -r f.....;yt',v a. :-:?-mm-v.-..--- vi . -.s,., 4tf ' "It's no surprise to me to see carload after car load of Old Mr. Boston Gin. You see, mister, I know how grand and good it tastes, and any one who has tried it knows exactly why it's miles and miles ahead of 'just gins.' Travel all over the country and you'll find whole armies of boosters and no wonder. It's a sweller tast ing gin, it's far smoother and completely su perior. It's my personal idea of the finest straight liquor drink any man can buy." PINTS AS SMOOTH AS FIFTHS $15 QUARTS OLD BRANDY $35 62
