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MEDFORD MXTL TRrBTTTO. rEDFORD. ORF.nONT. FRTDAT. SEPTFfRER S, 1035 MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNTE, MEDFORD, OREGON". FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER g, '1935 -u Heads Store No. 471 isiii-r-" i Manager Store No. 41 The Climax of a Month of Planning Weeks of Buying and Days of Whisker Raising! n". H- TT T. T TV T IT T T"I ITT f L ir f f l' 4 f illlllliiU daturaay oepremoer s jareway Launcnes THREE BIG DAYS Sr1w f A of Pioneer Sept. 7 to 10 Inclusive 1 it ff$ If )JdD " ------ ' f'f " . r. 4, Sacit of Sb esr; .. . : r 1 i i J: re of tm tat. i. T. Hawes, manager or Rarawaj ftore No. 41, located on North Cen tral avenue near Sixth street. Mr. Bane was active In formulation plans for completing the details of the Pioneer Deri selling event tills nek. . SPECTACULAR STOR iVTorSf -.i-rl'c Mftf FYtranirliiiarv Sale of On nlitv Groceries. Vesretables-and 'Jtt 111V V X V JL V ATA s ah-- - w .- a - ' - --"- -" - An Event That Will Make History In Southern Oregon Just as Pioneers Did 75 Years Ago! ... . ,. --.-no vicrlif nr tK nnlr nf trie fruit season P" """WrSfBSMSSHS -JfiVWrJ t teas aVM.H! .m va hrv-m a olvll-SmsMja ant elMn s ssw! ae 1 1 ewmS. "" ifl3lml(t$l are e Mia)s"Mcai ad ifii(Bij( tte ee7 hlnfcsry, S twlWgl fjttj tr tax 9 igewM will ft fOM etrt as BiMHlMilly H e-t a1aa flu We. CM awstMlQ. Mra trm sane ; I , th- wa wntw wed 1.rai- rjft IW exwt r ee- Til tw iteaAsr Wti at . 0M sweantnr, Skrtem'ber 7, - 11 4 sr MO-ireMied aKok) of sugar. IKRto aunatWUiie eWr iwoi iHirtd up eiM nsieeeKs mmn Mie oftl folka at j fe$trn vure jps shjI to malte faT tkwa tow- ttiotreiMnft at other )its8iU5 W siisv ettSBewsnl rwlwde. aM-ttatYna must . Ccttat3( tAffOr lYMowft aw-a s$s on that ' 4tsy, Ay ckrtt wll f-urntAi blanks i 4ts tfstfseln;. "ae kovim" will ao teew tffVftet AvburAif elt la a. m., 2 tjfi- nv. y sa. a 7 a. m., wnd cue- I SfiffcslrKi cfls) RsltMk 0) anwe their I Fh9 amie. aaa e,,ui'M.t,r plua .sav tHa wi We dellKhted with the oppor tunities afforded Saturday, Monday I and Tueedey, with Bafoway's com plete etock of choice meata, vre-1 table and (rrocorlea on aalo at prices that will encourage buyors to stock ; up for weeka to oome. with the fruit i aeaaon at Its peak and money avail able at this time of year more than any other, buyers will have the chance I ef spending thriftily and reaping the i beneflta. Safeway Pioneer Days will toecome no popular durhig the threo- .tlsiy evemt, buyers will demand that It beoama m Annuel Institution, ac- Cording to the efcore managers. The apectanular, store-wide sale was the original Idea of J. P. Hnwa, man ager of store No. 41, 119 North Central, and A, J. Anderson, manager I ef store No. 471, at Main and Holly. These experienced leaders In the pro- eery trade rr'.ll bo supported y njoniy ; ' of aalea people Just aek the boys ho wear the whlskeral SI! f Wljrffei 1 H II . . Nestle' Brand I 81 EX! Wi Ai l. i M. If... I . J. D I I ! ;! . i jraceia in mearora maae noxen ii If ta &z ft'! " mm,mmrmm,mmmMi-iwmmmnwtmammnmf I t II ns I . Iff Worta Standard Pack, No. Vx can I Case 24 cans $2.29 in-a ft. ra B-M . . . S,. If woii(). Lnrira 2V2 can Glacier Fancy Pink. m I1 BeaEis EVENT Tnmnrrnw. wo laiinr-li a awppninty Kfillinc vent that will make grocery history in southern Oregon . . . Liter ally weeks of effort and planning assure the success of this spectacular event .... Pioneer Days dedicated to th sturdy, adventure seeiting settlers who carved a great state out of a mighty wilderness are also dedi cated to bargain seekers of today those who seek QUALITY lus SAVING. Those who visit our store Tomorrow anal Two Days Next Week will not be dis appoints . . . Hera is an opportunity to stock up for weeks to come, right at the peak of the fruit season urliAn mnnpv hi Available ... Come SATURDAY Let our bewhiskered, courteous clerks serve you greater value than ever before . . . You'll want Safeway Pioneer Days to be an annual institution after you have saved money during this sweeping selling event! Plentv of Sale Pmaral Serve You Tomenrs-r. Ak the Boys Who Www tk Whiskers ! Pure Cane , Fine Granulated 1Q n. tag; . EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE 2 lb. can 4,9 ts Triangle. Quick or Reg. 0 lb. Va 4 lbn, Yolo. Spiced just right. 14 oz. bottle 2 for PHOENIX. Sept. . (ffpl.) Miss ' Jnoi Robbin ipeni Inat week with Kfr unt and undo, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. h, Jobt, nnd Iflft (or her homo In j Klsmnth Palls Tuendny. ! Mrt. Sootty Fnlrwenther and chll- dren of Bacramento were Rvieatfl of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furry last waek. Mft. Chester Bourne and small daughter. Carolyn Frilth. arrived home lRRb week from the con muni ty hoa- pltal, J. B. Hutchlnaon waa a business taller In Yreka Monday. i F. R. Berger of Lindsay, Cal., callid ' In Phoenix Tuesday. Mm. J. A. Itlevlna and 0daunhter. Carol IjOUIra. arrived homo yenwrday from the Sacred Heart hospltnl. Mlaa Barbara Steam and itoh Coop er of Ruiiene were Rtiests of Mr. and Wra. A. Hearn Sxindny and Monday. Mra. Kdlth Thompson, Mrs. Fletcher i Fish, Mra. Raymond Fish and Mis Pat Thompson arrivod home last week after a vacation at Pehble noach and other points on the roast. Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Jobe celebrated ihelr 9th anniversary September 1 with a family dinner. Prof. B. A. Whitman arrived In Phoenix this week from Brattle, where he spent his Taxation. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Frame cele brated Tuesday evening with an an niversary dinner Riven In honor of the 42nd anniversary of Mr, and Mis H. W. Frame. 4 1-lb. cans Jewel Creamy White. 8 lb. pail s 2 lbs. Pure Fruit Centers Sleoply IoUov Pure Cane and Maple. Qt, Deviled Bleat "PMa T.nihv'a ai?.P for Tacoma Smelter Gets Soviet Gold SEATTLE, Sept. (I -(UP)-Bixteen thouaand more tna of srjld ore, worth ll.OOO.fXMl. will Arrive; at Tacoma ameltr In the Norwegian motOTshtp Bron noy and (e British teamer Armlo-Peruvlsn. bringing So viet fold refined there within a ywr to 17.000,000, offlclsl of the General Btewmpahlp Corp. snnounced today. At taaat Ix additional canxoea of Russian ore will be received at the refinery before January 1 Cm UaU Tribune want ad. y m j - I OLi., wi,: . ,. . -: .... .;k.-. i i ihiir i a .. i a i i a-. Small White Navy 8 lbi. S9c Tancy Blue Rose 5 lbs. Peanut Butter Tl,c Max i mum in bulk 2 lbs. Fruits and Vegetai . t Spusds AIRWAY " HOB HILL 18 '45? H e pkg.ii i mw i,-"--m8j --n--HM-BBn-i mmmmmmwmmntmmtM0Uimmajm iiiiiiiiiiii-i-ttiiiMi-M--t-w--WM" jam, I I CHOICE awyift hvjiwh I Only a Limitetl Amount This Price. Hurry! 25 lbs, Del Monte Crushed No. 10 tin Assorted Flavors . , bill ur v :ri Al ri 1 .ban i'' i Jell-Well H a 2 pkg. Watermelons g c Local . Lb. Lemons c 360 size Sunkist Doz. Let tftCQ ce Large Heads - lach IM . Cantaloupes 36 size. Local 4 for Vf&r Egg Plants Local Each HS Tomatoes Thfc Local 5 lbi. Peaches - Fancy Hales Crate B Corn Flakes rrr-S2i A-:s- kas-i.l I Ii I I 0 ft M aat-aa Anderson, who Iim1s the Kale- I III I t lEJT , - j, n - T I war orsanlinMon at Store No. 471, lo- I i TO A!A A , rated at Main anil Holly streets In I if I Butt IWa .. IP Vitif b Jfll Jtt, . . ? Jtetfa-I. tr. Anderson has heen as- II n "pi" Ilf fStt aSA . sorlate with Snfewav Stores for I JfOtRs.,' fr " fcttfi V At u seven years and prominent In Med- ''rrJ ilftmrriiicraf neinx Assorted. larg lc cn J I ' ' I Washing Powders V C Large 40 oz. pkg. CTN I J 16 ox. package Vjf FREE! Jdi t V r Jersey Fresh, Crisp Fkg. Phillip Mo. 1 can Peas New Pack Tender AdvMiM Brand No, 2 on-Tis 3 for S3- Dozen $1.2 Wheat Flakes The Vtv KoMvart Prfnaiiim Lrg, pkg, Wm a , -. s ei?ttd MuttM j shoulder lb. fie For Mayonnaise ' Qt STEW JP Roast VEGETABLE Young, TEMDER Fly Sp3?fSy SHORT EM IMG BEEF POT oromu-ta bum. (oai. $i.ao) Qt. dJdJ SPECIAL ROAST 0 2 ibk 23 inline aearoni B9 Limft , TEhDER FRESH GROUND H$aMS 9(?)c .,?U HAMBURGER VEAL STEAK ib. Ugc ib. E2c Rice Hlc Broken . 3 lbs, '""" -v .1 1 If a a kl ir Ii II I I I f II I II II i n u r b ii n i u i I "i r i i i mhs nr i .a bta M rr a KX1 Km mm mm mm tfc ( li w mm mm n m mm n i h &. Ii wwH mm IS, S ymm II I II II A ms I H n Li ivj M Kl . I n I I I I A 1 11 1 l. i irnssnsn i wan fimniraws --''' ssi -an wis i i si t ii mmmmmxusram. smimhu.- ii-a-panBww wwww.a"tai !mn,.wu ,'',-,,--''-m'''wm'7t f 'I N I fclllST -w ' xt " ' ----------mmm--------------------- .1 ii i Store We Locations: Gladly O ill 113 N. Central Store 471 lin and Holly isfejSK'EisTif Ti MS"--!! --SWirj ij I ill ipiin ,) v, iwsi'a-wwwiw'.a ' - ii i. istu ass!ii.limji. J. upia..-waiW Wi1l.iJs ia- ariii-iiirWilhtTrY'-i"-- v l.i.an n "r i C-?acEei?s ?c Wesson il Snowdl-?5!t. . 3 to. psfl flu: FiW Blend i it WEMW TTT Castle Ittnte a!ift9( Sf i " ' iaMJ1PMWte-HfMll--WM-W Drifted Soaw mi. ii let Bronson'i Full Piatt Kit (FTI $tm rmm emtm tw e-nsa a-rrts!i Mtt R ta (tn )a ttnr tMotrs wbj taslng M(iptehe by spe fflal tm4n from Vanauvr BaT-rac1 anil Amepknm atas ta ts But-t Fails' dtsMot et t'l . Hpt&r ttsgu rl.ver ta light t awo dteaataom orrtls-ught of fontfb fr taunt trrrtt wfti mowr-r.ed In tti emit st Mn siwt. Kraffltead- era and art eoitau men inuaHaMe wer collectwi. tn ttnUHa a wji of flame that satepJb toutt Mm- titea tops con suming awaytMots h Its path, The army commatirieF ln ohavge on that occasion was Char-lae H-. Mactt-n, then a major and now gover-nor of tha sta-te, and tha U. 8. Forest Service of ficial detailed to that district was c. J. Bn. new W. 8. Regional Forester wl"W Irea'd'qMaTteM te Portland. Buf,nrd- Hugo Area R!Wip:pera throughout tha coun try csrohnl hwdtlnet on this fire, whfate bunad out dareivs of aettlers, rarelt ssanmWs and wlTe2 out tbou sanda of a-cus of valusrbio timber. Reaasda show that 330.000 seres of Oregon fosest land were bumrt that year w.H-h nearly 9 blHlon board fee of timber. Nearly a billion feet of tlmbjsr wars burned In tha Rogua' River district. While this does not apprravh tha milamook fire of less which consumed 14 billion feet of tlnrbaa on jaTWOO aoiea., and' was ecllpsea Ha Wt teriilHb Idtfh'o flra of leiO, la mwnfcs well vuo among tha ' dilsabro.ufr fonest f4iiea of history, ao cond!nBj V3 ttrm finest servla. The usW of the solHlers to combat tha aerl'o.us fir.es, of ll'O caused fa vora$ljB' oo'mnVsnt frbm tha preaa and front lnuMnuais' and fire protective s-gencrea. Tha aeldlera had glron a gtsod srfiGwat of themaeKas aid ac cording, to newspw&CT f-Hes of that tl-ma an sstxvnrit w8 matf to eirtand- th ua, (ft th KefiJittWa anhty In f oraa't flrja. p;r.bft'lnk w)r.kx Hmr govarnman't had' msfle a aWiit toward a wlaa pol icy, ttovbepnreft were quoted as say-, Ing, end the keeping of detachmenta of soldiers at convenient points dur ing fire aeaaon waa advocated aa a vast Improvement In forest protection ovei the system which was forced to dttpjenu- u-p$i "plclc-up" orewa with tha Hvre$ivny dMspBganlEatton and de lay N WWkr. threm to a Hro. ISkwr 0n Ru-tT J! tgmlKH oWcM pislcct to tfff, VWtm etK.ilaa,Wn a a 4geap eol:iir at meMawKAF t mrf tn rtmm en trtt nt Ntwt CHirai , Wn sA M f.sfstrr tlBh oK tfe Kig! o osnl?TI. Hi Kt Uightlng aard sts lotwjjl sit ajca mt'frtf s they aan fb fufh eal t Hn tt Unt at moment no ttva. Permanent fsaa arotectlon tmprove menM, naenely roads. lookout towea, and telwaane llnea, plus this avail uMa mm power In the forest area, have already proved Invaluabte In preventing disasters Ilka tha Butt Falls or Ttjjlamoolc fire, forest officials believe. Deliver Quafitity Orders mm DR. S0K0L0FF I0 LEAD PORTLAKD. Ore., Sept. . (OP) Dr. Nikolai Sokoloff. former Cleva land musical director appointed re cently by WPA administrator Harry 1., Hopkins to guide expenditure of millions of dollars for relief em ployment of tdla musicians, will ar rive Baturdsy to participate tn special concert by Portland sym phony orchestra next Monday night In Multnomah civic stadium. Sokoloff will conduct Tchalkovekys symphony No. 4. He was Invited by (governor Martin. Mayor Carson eno civic organisations. Tha special concert will provicir: funds to construct a stage and snrli for similar outdoor events. In the nty Tuda.t Medford vis itors 7'hursday Included Mr. and Mra. R, t. Black of Hilt, Cel.. Phyllis Hedgrpath of Phoenix, and Irwin Howe and daughter Wanda ef Xrau. mm wm it -
