Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 13, 1936, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM"EPFORT MAIL TKTBUyE. rEDFOKD. OKF-PON'. FRIDAY, MAKCTT 13. 1336. PAGE THREE (Continued from page On.) c&ndldat e admitted It, but said Those things arc all beyond ua. If X am going to get It. that la my des tiny and there la no use running away from It or resisting it." It la difficult to prove how much there la In the stories going around that the New Dealers are encourag ing the Borah Republican candidacy. One of the stories la worth telling. however, only as a humorous Improb ability. It la related In the senate cloak room that the Idaho Republican was calling on Mr. Roosevelt at the white House some weeks ago. The presi dent Interrupted the conversation to ask: "Bill, why don't you go Into the Illinois primary?" Borah la supposed to have replied that he was thinking about it. The president reached for a telephone. saying: "I'll call tip Chicago and get you some delegates out there. Some of these congressmen who have been making speeches for econ omy have begun to change their tune privately. " Letters have been coming In from back home protesting against WPA cuts. Also protests have been piling up against curtailing CCC camps. This, situation, has already been grapevlned down Pennsylvania avenue to the white House. The smart Idea of having states come Into the supreme court with appeals to uphold the Guffey coal act Is supposed to have been arranged by Senator Guffey himself. He passed the word around far In advance, that the state brlefe would be filed. The .Idea la more political than legal. . Most ot . the , briefs are not legaltlsttc arguments, but merely as sertions that the states cannot regu late the Industry and that therefore the federal government should do It. A faw of the briefs admit that the states could make compacts, .but say this is Impractical. ' Townsend Investigators of the house are already having their Inner trou bles. One group within the Investi gating committee wants to emulate Senator Black. It urged the sending of detfitlvea tor all sections of the country to' learn how the Townsend ltes are working from the Inside. An other group wants to start hearings and develop the evidence from Town send witnesses. A compromise Is In. the .making whereby the committee will do a little of both. FIRM LOAN E What was described as the first local loan under title 3 of the federal housing act was announced today by the Medford Federal Sav ings As Lean association. The loan, to mature in 15 years, was made to J. P. Naumes on the stone home he la erecting on South Oakdale avenue about a block south of-the high school. Notice . that the financing had been approved was received today from Jamleson Parker, PHA adminis trator for Oregon. "The federal housing act provides the easiest payment plan &r4 the lowest interest rates ever attain able here for legitimate home build ing." said J. H. Fletcher, secretary manager of the loan asaoclatlon. He added that many Inquiries are being received regarding home building. TITLE 1 0F FHA Unless congress provides for an extension, title t of the federal housing act will expire March 31. the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce pointed out today in counseling residents to take advan tage of the attractive financing fa cilities provided by the law before Its expiration. It la under title 1 that low terms may be procured for modern house bold equipment and the remodeling and rebuilding of homes. The chamber was prepared today to send e telegram to Sen. Charles L. McNary requesting that he , use hla Influence In having title 1 ex tended. Thus far congress has shown no Inclination to continue that sec tion of the act. Mrs. Work To Be Hostess Tomorrow Mrs. R. A. Work will be hostess to the College Women's club of the Rogue River valley tomorrow after noon at her home, 609 Oakdale Ave. Appearing on the program will be Miss Vera Humphreys, reviewing "The Old Mall", by Zoe Akin. Mrs. James Campbell will be social chairman for the afternoon. 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 969-R, re-upholsterlng, re finishing, re-gluelng. Talbault, FOR RENT Apartment, 3 rooms and bath, lights and hot water fut- ntahed; Frig Id aire, 810 S. Oakdale MEDFORtT BARGAIN HOUSE SPE . OIALS Barb wire, chicken netting at reduced prices. New and used pipe, all sizes; 6,000 ft. 2-lnch irri gation pipe at attractive price. 1HOR ' washing .machine, good as new, $24.60. Heavy work harness, new and used garden toole, large arsortment: 9 by 12 linoleum rugs, aft JO. Large assortment of new anl used FURNITURE, Including dav enport sets, dining room sets, bed room sets and miscellaneous Items. INVESTIGATE AND SAVE. Medford Bargain House, 27-29 North Gmpc. FOR RENT Approximately 9.6CO pcre stock ranch on North Ump qua river In Douglas county. See or write E- J. Page. Dallas, Oregon. FOR SALE 6 -room furnished houw; good location: lota of fruit tires. Price aiJW); easy terms. Also 4 -room house on east aide near Roosevelt school. 500. See or phone Clarence Pierce. UPED CAR SPRINO CLEAN-UP 1P35 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-dr. Sedan. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 2-dr. trunk Job. Both cars low mileage, look and run like new. H-34 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan with Karl-Keen trunk. 1928 Chev. Coupe. 1928 Chev. Coach. 1931 Model A. Ford Roadster. ll31 Chrvsler 8 DeLuxe Sedan, 8 wheels, radio. A clean car. priced to sell. Several others to choose from. MEAD MOTOR CO., 18 So. FIT. FOR SALE By owner, 10 to 80-ecre tracts, irrigated Bear creek bottom lnd, I4 mile from Medford; excttl ent for gardening. Phone 1624-L. FOR SALE Cheap, 1 combination quartz mill and crusher. Million aire Mine. Old Stage Road, between Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Good 5 -room house, cor ner lot. pavement paid: 2000.V): 10 down, balance monthly. Also everal other nice homes, sama terms. H. O. WILSON, 7 Chestnut. Phone 1664. HIGHEST PRICE for wool and mo - hair. Carl Von der Hellen, Phone 12-F-22. , FOR RENT 7-room house, l'i acres ground, outbuildings. Mrs. Venable. Phone 413, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Complete household fur nlsnlngs: new Thorwasher and man gle; also office equipment. MU- una ire Mine, Old Stage Road, be tween Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 placer min ing claims on Little Applegat-. Seme real pay dirt on tills prop erty. Well-built 3-room house. Trade for close-in Improved acre age. See or phone Clarence Pierce. FOR SALS! 3-year-old Jersey cow. Must sell by Saturday. Inquire at Rt Barkley's. Phoenix. FOR SALE Boats for all purposes; . bedroom set complete, dining set, electric lroner and tent. 1129 Mantle St. BABT CHICKS can be obtained every Thursday, purebred Hanson Leg horns. Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds. All from biood-tested stock. Talent . Hatchery. FOR SALE 30 tiers 18-in. oak stove wood. 11.50 per tier. Phone 85 or Y39-W. WANTED Young woman, housework and assist with children; board, room and wages. Give reference, k-hone P39-W. fci. -,.,',r.-n,i.r; . . r FOR SALE S old gw. Tel. H-F-3. FOR SALE 30-acrv ranch, 8 mllrs north of Mdford: lnrpc house, 2 earns. Price $1,000; terms. Also 11-acre tract close to H1H crest Orchards, for 650. See or phone Clarence Pierce. W-i-n-g-s of the M-o-r-n-i-n-g! Good coffee does so much ind costs so little. W-h-a-t difference just a few cents make! Coffee is specially delicious when the coffee you buy has been specially made for your coffee pot; ipecially prepared for your particular way of making coffee . Schilling Coffee Two kinds , One for drip. One for percolator BOARD AND ROOM Refined home. Middle-aged gentleman preferred; 426.00 per month. Box 879, Tribune. WANTED By party on East Main, a girl to work by week. Must have references. Phone 1485. 1934 PLYMOUTH 4-dOor dan?bcftU iilful Vista Gray finish, perfect throughout. Market value of this car, 9570 00. Our price only $525.00. Easy terms. PIERCE-XLLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. iZ hr . J' j See Page 5 Eyans' Buster Brown Advertisement VARIETY We pride ourselves upon the variety as well as the quality of bakery items which we are able to offer our patrons ... French Cream Cake A large four-layer butter sponge cake filled with pineapple. Each one will serve 12 or 14 persons. Topped with French butter cream and decorated with Maraschino cherries. Walnuts also add to the delicious flavor of these cakes. Saturday Special , 59c Half cake .30c Pistache Angel Food Cake Cool looking green cakes for your St. Patrick's dinners and parties. , 39c Also: Shamrock Cookies, doz. .20c French Pastries, each 5c 61 0s Render Tea & Coffee Go, Phone 1067. 24 N. E jrt'iett, next door to Peerless We Roast Our Own Coffee YOU MAY DEPEND ON ITS FRESHNESS! DeLuxe, lb. 33c. . ,2 lbs. 65c Royal, lb. 29c. . . . 2 lbs. 55i Breakfast Cheer, lb. 26c : .2 lbs. 50c Superior, lb. 23c ... 2 lbs. 45c Brazilian, lb. 18c. .2 lbs. 35c Black Orange Pekoe, lb. 50c Fancy Oolong, lb.. . ... . .90c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb . ; . . 15c ill TEA THE ORIGINAL LOW PRICE MARKET MUTTON SPECIALS 3TS 12V2C Chops, loin, lb. ...... 15c Stew, 2 lbs. 15c ROASTS shoulder cuts, lb. Salt Side Pork lb. 21c Sausage Seasoned Just right lb. 15c Little Pig Sausages . . lb, 20c Bacon Squares lean jowls lb. 19c Rolled Rump Beef Roast lb. 1 Vhz BONELESS, NO WASTE Sirloin Steak young, tender lb. 15c Boiling Beef lb. 9c Smoked Picnics mild cure lb. 22c Bacon mild, well streaked . lb. 26c See Our Complete Line of Fancy Produce SWEET POTATOES, for baking 5 lbs, 23c LOCAL ONIONS, swt. Spanish 10 lbs. 13c LARGE CELERY, well bleached 2 for 13c FANCY SPINACH, green, tender 3 lbs. 1 0c WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE-AND ECONOMIZE AT Kolloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. H0LL0WAY. Owner 100 INDEPEND ENT NO AFFILIATIONS PHONE 20 CONFIDENCE is one of the reasons for our existence. It has taken us many years to build it. It is so firmly rooted in the minds of our customers as symbolic with our name that they place in us the full trust of provid ing them? with good food at a saving. When you think of Groceries, think of Reliable Groceries, at the Reliable. Phone 2G F or FREE Delivery Service Swansdown Cake Flour ... .. pkg. 25c Calumet Baking Powder . . 1 lb. can 22c Cocoanut, Fancy Bulk . .... lb. 19c SOLID PACK TOMATOES . . . 2 for 25c Coffee, Maxwell House 1 lb. 28c: 2 lbs. 55c Jell Powder, Royal Club, any flavor 3 pkgS 14c HEINZ SOUP SPECIAL 16 oz. tin 2 for 27c 1 ' "" (Consomme or Clam Tlionilrr, 2 fur 31v) for your ' housecjearnng 40 oz. pkg. 23c White King TOILET SOAP. 5 for 25c with bottle of Perfume FREE Canned Food SPECIALS KRAUT 25c Tru-pak, lg. No. Vi can 2 for.. PEACHES Fancy Royal Club or Del Monte, Lg. 2yi can 15 Royal Club No. J4 k TUNA :10C KIPPERED SALMON Maid", each- Fancy "Alaska 4 4. CORNED BEEF Fancy Quality.... Fargo brand ' 4 Jf I I V DOG FOOD S? 3cans 20c Park Tomato HOT SAUCE 6 for 25c MATCHES Carton 19c Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 'Asparagus, fancy long green, lb 0c Artichokes, extra fancy jumbo' . 4 for 9 c Bananas, fancy, firm, 4 lbs. 25c Grapefruit, large, 64's ACk Coachella Valley, dozen ........ GRAPEFRUIT Indio Brand 64 Size $ for 2gc When you want something better in Grapefruit, try these! Onions, extra fancy U. S. No. 1, 10 lbs. X 9c SCHILLINGS BAKING POWDER 12 oz. can . . 29c Sherbet Dish FREE ' . ., n r with 2 fancy 2 72 ID. Can , O0C Sherbet Dishes FREE 13cF20c Pimentos Dodge Brand 3 cans 25c Petite Prunes, 4 pounds ... 1 7C Apple Butter Skookum, 14-ounce jar Qc Lime Rickey , . O Extra Special, 12 oz. bottle., 3 for M V' Flour 49 lb bags Candy Sale Saturday by Howard School 4-H Club ' LOCAL CHEESE lb. 19c OTY RHEA IT ftLAMSEir 121 North Central Phone 324 FREE DELIVERY Any Size Order We Have Some More of the Extra Fancy Pork we featured two weeks ago. This is the best and a real buy at these low prices Leg of Pork Roast lb 20c Shoulder of Pork Roast . lb 10c Pure Kettle Rendered LARD . 2 lbs. 2$c ALSO FANCY HENS, RABBITS AND FRYERS Bacon Squares lb. 20c BACON lb. 25c