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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. ilEDFOKL). OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1935. PAGE SEVEN CONCLAVE OCT. 30 AT prlcd battery." the Wewrn Auto managed adds. Also Included In th fall festival values event, which ends on Satur day. November 3, are, special prices on tires, oil, house paint, and many flmely accessories. O RANTS PASS. Oct. 23. fpl.) Between 300 and 250 Rotarlana from auth-weat Oregon will assemble In Grants Pass Wednesday, October 30. for a sub-dletrict conference of dis trict No. 1 Rotary International. Th conference will be the first sub-dls-trlct session west of the Rockies. Officers and directors of the local club will entertain the visitors with a program starting at a 12:18 o'clock luncheon at Hotel del Rogue. Dis trict Governor Stanley Long of Se attle will present a. few remarks on the object of Rotary during the luncheon. Croup slnjtlng will be led by Ed Shockley of Med ford. Opening of the conference is slated for 2 o'clock at the Rlvoll theater, with W. A. Gates of Medford, district governor's representative, presiding. Nlel R. Allen of Grants Pass will lead In a series of 15-minute talks, fol lowed by the same length open dis cussions of the speaker's topic. Dex ter Rico of Roseburg will address the group on "Club Service." ."Commun ity Service" will be explained by Char les Hugglns of Marshfleld.. Bert Hall of Klamath Palls will tell the group of "Vocational Service" while Lee Bishop of Medford will close the ad dresses with a talk on "Programs." Medford "Joy Bell Ringers" will pro vide entertainment in "A Pew Little Native Oregonlan Stunts." District Governor Long will ad dress the assemblage at a banquet at the Hotel del Rogue at 6 o'clock Mrs. Esther Bristol will favor the l group with several vocal selections, j Group tinging will be led by Mr. Shockley. Officers and committee chairmen of each club will be interviewed by the district governor at the following hours: Grants Pass club at 10 a. m.; Medford at 11 a. m.; Roseburg at 2 p. m.; Marshfleld at 3 p. m.: and Klamath Palls at 4. p. m. The place of the group meetings will be learned at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe ad joining the theater. ... Prepare Car for ' Winter Use Says . . y Western Manager "Now Is the time to equip your car for winter," declares C. H. Prlt ehatt, Medford manager or the West ern Auto Supply company. Score" of specially reduced prices afford car owners many extra savings dur ing the firm's current fall festival of values, he declares. One of the outstanding values of -the event are the remarkable, new -improved West ern Giant and Wizard batteries, which this sale introduces to car owners at special Introductory prices "For years these batteries have enrncd wide-spread popularity as money saving values because of their lower cost, higher quality and long time guarantee, but today Western Auto battery bargains are unprece dented." Prltchett avers. "Western Giant power Js now 68 per cent more than new S. A. B. specifications. To accomplish this. 12 more plates have been added to every battery, plates are "Air Pro cessed" for greater efficiency , and "machine pressed" to afford absolute- uniformity of action. These are oniy some of the contributing factors to the increased quality." That Port Orford cedar has long been recognized as the finest wood, for separators is pointed out by Prltchett. "This special type of wood Is used In Western Giant separators and receives special treatment to permit free passage of acid, and more ready power output. Reinforced with rubber, these separators are now distinctly aupertor to those used In ordinary batteries,' he says. "Patented covers with molded lead bushings which prevent acid seep age and terminal corrosion la an other prominent advantage, while a tout hard rubber case and tun thickness cell connecting straps are other features of the iew Western Giant battery that Justify our three. year guarantee. This startling new long-time guarantee Is backed by service at every one of our more than 170 stores In the west. "The new Wizard battery, too. is an outstanding value. It has 31 per cent more power than the new S. A. B. specifications and carries a full two-year guarantee. More plates also 'air processed' and 'machine . pressed' and genuine Port Orford separators are features that add to the life and quality of this popular L OPPOSED 10 CODE WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. (fpy The lumber industry, speaking through the National Lumber Manufacturers association, today-announced it was "overwhelmingly opposed" to restora tion of the "lumber code In any form and to the revival of any endeavor for legislation similar to the ' National Industrial Recovery act, A survey at a meeting of the na tional advisory commltte of Lumber Manufacturers' association was.satd to show that while the industry op posed return of its code, the majority of operators favored government and private cooperation toward placing forest on a sustained yield basis. The committee authorized repre sentatives, however, to serve as a co operating committee with the NRA division of review In Its economic study of the lumber Industry. HAMPSON GROCETERIA SOLD IN GRANTS PASS GRANTS PASS. Oct. 25. (Spl.V Purchase of the Hampson Groceteria at 505 G street has been completed by H. W. Douglass of Sacramento. Cal., It was announced Thursday by uouglasa and T. J. Hampson. Douglass has taken possession of the store and will continue opera, tlon under the name "Douglass Gro eterla." Bright Savings oj Children Hna's thU fnr 1 miivjf? If yoil Itlili would go In for While' rryMal Sprint Itfllrr perfectly pateiirlred milk, jon'd e that seran-nlneM. too. rail or see u for lntruetln, W, M and 1 will he given aaa earn month for bft BRIGHT MYISn. MVF, THI-SP in. A prlr will be jrlen at (he rni! of the er1e for the bet scrap book. Bill "K1CKKRNICK" Undergarments that fit at Ethel wyn B Hoffmann's. OF The Rev. W. R. Balrd can boast to day of having brought down a large buck but the venison turned out to be extremely costly. The pastor of the First Christian church used neither rifle, knife nor arrow. In fact, he bagged the deer with hi automubile. The minister was returning to Med ford after conducting a religious ser vice at the Diamond Lake CCC camp. Half way-bet wren Diamond lake and Union creek a big buck sprang out into the road in the path of Mr. Balrd's car. Dazzled by the head li slits, the buck danced back and forth. The car crashed into the ani mal and death was almost instanta neous. y The automobile was badly da ma cod and It was necessary to have it towed about 70 miles to Medford. A head light was smashed, one fender was bend and the othpr rumpled and the grille and radiator were broken. The Rev. Mr. Balrd Is now at Fre mont, Neb., where he Is conducting evangelistic services. He is expected back the latter part of November. ! His friends say that he considers the deer much too expensive. "I LIKE MY - SHREDDED WHEAT SERVED HOT!" l vJ assure- Prr Here's how: Dip biscuits quickly into hot water drain and serve with milk or cream. Delicious with bananas or canned fruits, too. Ask for the package showing the picture of Niagara Falls and the red N.B.C Seal SHREDDED WHEAT A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY MISSING MflMENTSU U 1 When you forget to put baking powder In the cake batter, thtrt Is sure to be something missing In the appearance of that take ' when it comes from the ovenl V HM H M Isn't it discouraging after trying your best to make a cup of good coffee to find that something is missing in its flavor? .The situation is even more distressing when you have been trying one brand of coffee after another in your efforts to get a cup of coffee that tastes right. Nothing can take the place of flavor in coffee. It is virtually impossible to make a really good cup of coffee if there is variation in the blend, roast, grind or pack of the coffee you use. The thing to do is change to Hills Bros. Coffee. It is a never-changing blend of the finest coffees'1 grown. This blend is roasted by an exclusive process controlled hoastino that insures uniform flavor in every pound. This rich, matchless flavor is completely pro tected by Hills Bros.' vacuum pack. And the grind of Hills Bros. Coffee gives perfect results in any coffee making utensiL C.rrH7kl IMS mill IrM. HILLS BROS C0FFK UM N BROTHERS Main and Bartlett Telephone 273 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 mm HERE SATURDAY This big Food Center is again ready to take caro of your every want' 'Saturday in the line of foods. Many, many people take advantage of the facilities of this store and complete their purchases without leaving the store. They not only save time but Money as well. Try it out yourself this week and note the advantages and THE SAVING two wavs TIME and MONEY. MM BUTTER IN BULK 2 ins, 29c UT MARGARINE FINE QUALITY 2 "is. 25c R.I. R. Fryers Frying size lb. 23c Roasters and Hens . lb. 20c SwiSS SteakS No. I Quality lb. 20c Beef Pot Roasts choice lb. 12c Beef Short Ribs . . . lb. 10c Country Style Sausage lb. 1 5c Fresh Side Pork . . lb. 20c Veal Shoulder Steaks lb. 15c Cottage Butts good value lb. 27c Shortening . . . 3 lbs. 39c FLOUR Real Flour Values Klamath Falls Bouquet 491b. R 1 SR sack Harvest King Flour A good All- . Purpose Flour 491b. $ -I 79 sack JL , MILK IGA or Peter Pan TaI1 CtC Can DL Case 48 Tall Cans $2.85 SUGAR Pure Cane 1 O lbs. 53C TOMATOES Standard Quality No. Tins each Qi MINCE MEAT Now for Those Mince Pies 2 lbs. 19 POTATOES Klamath Falls Netted Oem No. 2 Buy all you want 50 ibs. 39' THE NEW PACKS HERE 'All the new packs of fruits and veget ables have arrived. Now is a good time to stock up while the prices are low. PRUNES 4 lbs. 25c New crop and the. quality is extra good. Try them BLUE G COFFEE 2 Narcissus Bulbs FREE Bakery Specials Hallowe'en parties will be much in vogue from now until Oct. 31st. Our up-to-date Bakery Department has an unusu ally complete selection of Breads and interesting Pastries which will please your guests. Come in and do all of your food shopping at our fine store. This Week's Specials Large Pumpkin Pies, will serve 6, ea. 23c Colorful Hallowe'en Pastries, ea. . . .5c Hallowe'en Cookies, doz. . . .15c and up with the purchase of 2 lbs. of Blue G Coffee at 43c Don't miss this Free Offer Saturday SOAP-2 BARS FREE with the purchase of One Large Package of Peets Washing Powder Fruits nd Vegetables Sweet Potatoes Quality 6 lbs. 23c LETTUCE, firm and crisp, 2 heads 9c CELERY, firm and crisp, stock .... 9c CARROTS, turnips, beets. . .3 for 10c APPLES Fancy Eating or Cooking 6 lbs. 25c Med. size GRAPEFRUIT, 1 doz. 33c PUMPKINS for Hallowe'en SWEET POTATO SQUASH, lb. He GRAPES Fancy Tokayi 3 lbs. 14c
