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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1936)
V'ACy-E RIGHT fEDFOKD MAIL TRTRTTNTE, MEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY, JANUARY 31. 1938. FIRST AID DEPOT IS ESTABLISHED AT TRAIL STORE In keeping with ttia national move ment for highway safety, the National Bed Crosa Is moving toward estab lishment of first aid at at ton along the highways. These atatlona are aJtmted at strategic point where medical service thoae injured In ccldenta la not readily available; where, without the aalfttnnce of per sona train! In flrat aid and sup- piled with proper equipment, suffer ing and aggravation of Injury Is often experienced. Participation In this program by the Jackson county chapter of Red Cross has led to establishment of first aid station on the Crater Lake highway, with establishment of sim ilar stations scheduled In the south ern portion of the county. At Trail, a Ut Ion has been established at the Trail store and service station, owned and operated by I. H. Howe. In this community a Red Cross class In first aid Instruction has recently been completed, instructed by Miss Mar- Jorle K el ley of Med ford, assisted by Sergeant W. H. Ellen burg of the Ore gon state police. A complete outfit of first aid equip ment, under the care of trained first alders. Is now available at this stra tegic location on one of the moit h nal&rf hlnhwaiia tlik rtnn njl nf that) v.-,s . claw Is as follows: Mrs. Minnie Bltess. L. X. Gavel, I. H. Howe, Mr. snd Mrs.0. R. Hughes, Mrs. Rhoda Newton, Howard Rock and Lena Zlm-merle. S. P. ADVERTISING MEN HERE ON SURVEY TRIP Lelth F. Abbott, advertising agent for the Southern Pacific railway, ar rived from Portland Thursday to confer with Horace Shreve, of flan Francisco, Herbert Reynolds, of Lord and Thomas company, In flan Fran cisco, and a representative of the Foster, Klelser company concerning the advertising campaign now under way for the Southern Pacific com pany. Abbott and the Foster and Klelser representative will return north by motor, making a aurvey of possible locations. UN PROBLEMS FOR ST. LOUTS, Jan. SI (AP) Chain store competition still Is a problem of America's Independent retailera, they indicated today on the eve of their 3-week semi-annual convention beginning Monday. Answering questionnaires circu lated by the American Retailers' association which sought to ascer tain points of greatest concern, most merchants checked the question : "How can I nwt the competition of chain stores and stores In nearby larger cities?" Scott R. De Kins, secretary of the association, announced 41 states probably would be represented. The questlonnatrea also d lack Bed the merchants' great Interest In the best method of attracting trade. An other puzzler waa how to handle re turn of damaged apparel the cus tomer did not give proper wear. Other problems which will be dis cussed snd argued during the con ventlon Incl-.tde ways to offset "loss leaders" by competitors; the? value of speclsl sales; how to cash in on PWA and WPA money and what methods to use to retain old cus tomers and gain new onea. Village store keepers Indicated In replies to the questionnaire that mall order houses constituted as serious a problem for them as chain ntnrfn did for the city retailer. "What can w do," they aaked, "when mall order houses offer prices at the merchants' wholesale cost?" ILLINOIS FOR KNOX SAYS HEADQUARTERS CHICAGO. Jan. al. (API The Knox-for-Presldent headquarters made public today a statement saying the solid support of Illinois Rep ubl loans had been pledged to Col. Frank Knox. Chicago publisher, for the Republican presidential nomination. SEATTLE. Waeh.. Jan. 81. (AP) Ruth Fuller, high school student, eonfeased she never knew until yes terday In all her 18 years that her heart literally was on the right side. An X-ray examination showed her heart and other Internal organs reversed. In all other respects she Is normal. SMITH ASSAILED BY LABOR UNION NEW YORK, Jin SI. (AP) The Clreater Hew York Council of Build ing Service Employe.' International Onion published aa an advertise ment today a Jull-page open letter to Alfred E. 8mlth and other o flclila of the Empire State building. Including John J. Raskob and Pierre S. Du Pont, stating they have refused to bargain with the union aa tha repreaentatlvea of the building', elevator operator, and other service employee. Signed by Jams J. BambrlpH. prealdent of the union, the adrer tlaement aaaalled Smith' addreaa al the American Liberty league and aald to the former governor: "Aa governor, you championed the cause of the working man., You were elected time and time again by their vote.. Including that of the undersigned. Therefore, your atti tude at thl. time la Incomprehen sible." ROXY ANN GRANGERS TO DANCE SATURDAY The usual Saturday night dance) will be held at the Roxy Ann Orange, It waa announced today. Music will be furnished by the Jacksonville or chestra and ladle, of the Orange will serve lunch. All Orange members and their frlenda are cordially Invited. SATURDAY and MONDAY FEBRUARY 1 - 3 "sai sMaMaHSjaMavBHSsasassaHs SATURDAY and MONDAY FEBRUARY 1-3 M, fM rowa'RbLis.' 0 mm tissue ROLLS il it me it oa eatt as a piece of fin cloth. This now-white tissue Is "steam sterilised," great abeorbenCT, too. It comes hilly . nrotectea trom oerm laaen oun. excellent tor removing coia cream iraro and bands. It saves Dou linen and laundry. Dawn bs famous i and has wrapped, 9 Att.pMDD-;- llrt-r, . OP rSK. Sands. nT; . IhL L"" Th, dryin 31 . iK?? up SBill "T7 "" Porter Fril-lcts 16 oz cello pkg. 22c BULK NAVY 4 lb 17c Post Toasties nirh tu Knew Crlp and nrllcloua, Mickey Miihm rut-nut on fnrh pkf. Snowdrift 3 Sc Wesson Oil quart jffic Towel Holders . . . . . eacli Baker's so. style CocoaiMSf 4 oz tin 9c Oxydol Large Package 22C Tomato Juice ?"t EfXL 3 or 23 Peak Orange Pekoe (Mack) Tea lb. 28e IG A Mayonnaise pints 17c pints 29c Van Camps Veg. Soup ige 22 oz can 2 for 25c IG A Santa Clara Prunes xibpkg 13c Chocolate Puff s in. X9c IGA Orange Juice no. 1 can 2 cor 27c Fruits & Vegetables SATURDAY ONLY JUICE ORANGES, Rosa brand 2 dos. 23o FANCY ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT O for 2:$- LETTUCE, Large Solid Heads 2 for fc FANCY UTAH CELERY each 13 CAULIFLOWER, large snowball 2 heads 2!) FANCY HOTHOUSE RHUBARB 2 Ibj. 2:5- BRUSSELS SPROUTS (Educated Cabbage) 2 lbs. 2:t Meat Specials Swift's Platter Style Premium Sliced Bacon, lb 42 Swift's Jewel Shortening, 4 lb. carton 62 Swift's Monogram Franks, lb 2 If Swift's Oriole Bacon, 8 to 101b, pieces, lb , 3yt? FRESHLY ROASTED FRESHLY GROUND . RED "A" COFFEE RED "A" COFFEE BLUE "G" COFFEE PEAK COFFEE . . . . . Ib 18c . 3 lbs 50c lb 21c lb tin 27c AN EIGHT CUP GRANITE DRIPOLATOR FREE. ASK YOUR GROCER SPECIAL OFFER SPECIAL OFF E RFR WITH 3 CANS AT ONLY AT ON1.V 14c IGA Fey Tuna . s 11c - y2s 17c IGA Tomato Sauce 8ozcan3 for 13c Royal Club Baking Chocolate Vi lb pkg 2 for 2$C BISQUICK ... . 40 oz pkg 33c WHEAT HEARTS 28 oz pkg 23c (Story Book Glass Free) IGA CANE AND MAPLE IN 1 24 oz jug 33c 3 1 You'll inaek yoni hp whn ft ttud panecaJtM thol oj twiBinlaff la IGA Can and Mapl Syrup 1 IGA PANCAKE 40 oz. pkg. s Kellogg's Wheat Krispies 2 pkgs for 21c GOLD HILL I CENTRAL POINT HAM'S FADER'S GROCERY Cash MARKETS GROCERIES, FRUITS and MEATS, GROCERIES VEGETABLES - FEED FRUITS, VEGETABLES ' " BUTTE FALLS GRANTS PASS , STAR SEED FADER S and GROCERY Cash MARKETS OROCERIES, FRUIT8 409 411 "G" Street Phone 43 VEGETABLES FEED MEATS ROGUE RIVER D . n ,. , c Price, Quality and Ser- HEATH and vice. Being Equal, IGA HOLLISTER 5,or" Merit Your Pat- GENERAL MERCHANDISE ronage. MEDFORD STORES ALEXANDER'S GROCERY, INC. A Complete Line of Battle Creek Health Food 203 West Main St. BUNGALOW GROCERY Fresh Meats and Vegetables 409 N. Riverside W? rivo S and H Green Saving Stumps Phone 485 INDA HUMPHREY A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 504 East Main St. Phone 462 LUMAN BROTHERS SUPER FOOD MARKET GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES BAKERY Corner Main and Bartlett ROSE GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES BAKERY GOODS 205 W. Jackson Open Evening! nd Sunday Phone 1420 JACKSONVILLE TALENT GODWARD TRYON MERCANTILE MERCANTILE groceries General Merchandise general MERCHANDISE Hardware Your independently.owned I. 0. A. ASHLAND Store, off en you the price advan- DOUGHERTY ta?es made possible by buying in riJ Arrn v conjunction with hundreds of other V II O C E R Y successful I. Q. A. Stores. 47 N. Main phona 62 ir . Cj I CAVE CITY l.Lt.A. o tore s Feature l.G.A. Brand Merchan. SCHUMACHER'S dise . . Highest Quality at RR ATTD V a Saving Price Always! tt U V K Y m Tb I0A ' the Redwood Highway
