1FEDF0RD MAIL TRTBTJXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTTWY. 'APRTL 10. 1936.
m PXGB EIGHT '
LARGE INCREASE
IN TURKEY CROP
SEEN IN VALLEY
A ?0 percent in or mm In tha produc
tion of turfceya tn the Rogue ralley
rhi year wu predicted today by I; L.
Wright who himself recently Install
ed a modern hatchery on his Phoenix
farm.
Mr Wright expect! to Incubate
30.000 to 40,000 turkey few thti year
for Rogue valley poultry farma. He
ha orders for four week ahead and
Is now taking contract for next year,
fie aald. He does not plan to ship out
of the valley, he added. The turkeys
will be shipped In special containers
when they are one or two days old.
Tn addition to selling baby turkeys
on his own account, he 1 engaged In
custom Incubation.
; Mr. Wright has four large Incuba
tors with a capacity of 4,330 egg and
a separate hatcher with a capacity of
3.000. The eggs, he explained, remain
tn the incubators for 24 days and
then they are tranaferred to the
hatcher for four days. The hatchery
building has forced ventilation, the
air changing completely every mlnut.
For yeara Mr. Wright has been ft
field agent for a large milling com
pany. His dutlca take him to farma
in the valley where he give counsel
regarding the raising of poultry,
proper feeding, disease control and
equipment.
I
of Mrs. HarahaU Harper Wednesday
afternoon. An Easter bonnet parade
was put on by the members with Mrs.
Sweet carrying off first prize. The
Easter egg contest wis won by Mra.
Biachoff and the booby prize went to
Mrs. Perdue. The game "comparison"
was put on by Mrs. Sater with Mrs.
iATouretto carrying away the prize.
Contests for the afternoon were
"flower planting," "meal contest"
and "flower contest. "April fool is h
r.aaa" was also put on. An Imitation
game waa put on by Mra. Hers hall
Harper. Our next meeting wilt be
held at the home of Mrs. Keyser, May
13. Those present were Meadamea
Sweet, Rush, Pearl Martin, Bltchoff,
Perdue, Sater. Koyser, Bowen, V. Har
per Sr., LaToourette, Geeaen, Nelson,
Ouston. Thelma Martin, Sanderson,
Myrtle Harper. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs. Har
per, to end the pleasant afternoon. j
Mr. andMrs. Husband of Buck Shot j
hill were Wednesday afternoon vtalt-j
ora at the Ray Bowen home.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Sanderson home were Mrs. Inch and
father, Mr. Baker, and Mias Gray of
Medford. Mrs. Martin and sons Leo
and Lorlng, Mra. Perdue and daughter
Ruth and son Wesley of this place.
Leo and Lorlng Martin have pur
chased a new car.
Lawrence Sanderson who ha been
working near Medford Is home again
for a few week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Martin made
a trip on home back to Reese creek to
the home of Mr. Martin's parents,
Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin, and
brought back their cow.
Mrs. Harper Sr., of Eagle Point and
Mrs. Vernon Harper of Central Point,
Mrs. Sater, Mrs. LaTourette and Mrs.
Ouston of Med ford' attended club at
Mrs. Hershall Harper' Wednesday.
Mra. Rhine king, applicant for our
aohool for the coming term, visited
the school Tuesday.
1 BEAGLE, April 10.(Spl.)The
Pleae&nt Home club met at the home
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HOTEL MEDFORD
(See Sunday! -Paper)
Applegate
APPLEOATE. Aplrl 10. )Spl.)
Many Applegate people will be Inter
ested to learn of the wedding of Ed
die Howbrook, who formerly made
hit home here at the Klelnhammer
ranch, and la now In the navy. The
name of the bride not known.
They met when Eddle'e ship anchored
In Seattle tome time ago. The wed
ding took place In San Diego.
Recent visitors at the A. B. Klein
hammer borne Included Mra. Edttb
Thompson and Raymond Plan of
Phoenix on Bunday, and Mlaa Ida
Klelnhammer, Mra. Augusta Kleln
hammer and Rusaell Bell of Modesto,
Cel., on Monday,
Three of the second grade pupils
at Unlontown school made a record
to be proud of when they got 100
per cent In apelllng for the month
of March. They are Rosemary Per
kins, Dewey and Deloe Copeland. El
wln Babcock entered the eighth grade
at Unlontown school this week and
eipecta to remain here for the re
mainder of the term.
The usual Easter egg hunt la plan
ned for Friday afternoon at the dif
ferent Applegate schools.
Mlaa Eleanor Maule la to be among
the guesta at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Olenn Bmlth for Easter dinner.
The Little Applegate Sewing club
met at the home of Mrs. Melissa
Cameron last Wednesday. The after
noon waa spent In making quilt
blocks for the friendship quilt the
ladles are exchanging. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Irene Crump on April 22.
McLeod
MM.Forv Anrti 10. ISdI.1 Qeorue
Hastings has been poorly the past
few weeka but la reporiea to oe im
proved at thla writing.
Stewart Weeks and mother were
Sunday callera at the J. W. Rlchard
hon home April 8.
Mrs. H. M. von Stein la making
speedy recovery from her recent goi
ter operation.
Bob ' Allworth suffered a stomach
attack last week and haa been laid
up for a few days.
Alfred Oorden Is remodeling sev
eral cablna at the McLeod camp
ground thla week.
N. F. Ohrt and son, Bob, are
wrecking the old McLeod store.
Tommy Close spent laat week end
with his parents. He la now doing
clerical work In the CCO camp lo
cated at Bly, Ore.
Everybody Is taking advantage of
thla fine weather by planting their
gardens and finishing up aprlng seed
ing.
We are prepared to assist with the Easter
Dinner. For Saturday we are offering
delicious .
Boston Cream
PIES
.c each
At your favorite food store or at
Eagle Point
EAGLE POINT. April 10. Spl.)
Mr. and Mra. Barch of Central Point
were calleri at the Roy Stanley ranch
lat Sunday.
E. J. Peldman of Medford, Norge
distributor, waa a' bualneaa caller in
Eagle Point Wednesday while oa hi a
way to Butte Pall.
Mr. Royal Brown who hi been 111
the paat few day Is Improving now.
Chrla Katwlck apent Wedneaday af
ternoon vlaltlng with Prank Brown.
J. O. Leedy of Portland, B. J.
Holmes of San Francisco and -O. E.
Ouaterhout of Eagle Point were busi
ness Taller at the Roy Stanley ranch
laat Friday. '
Little Dorothy Young Is able to at
tend itchool again, after a selge of
whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor of Port
land arrived In Eagle Point Wednea
day evening to spend a few days visit
ing with Mr. Taylor's mother, Mrs.
Royal Brown, and sister, Mrs. Wm.
Brown. !
Henry Cooke, brother of Grandma '.
Howlett, and daughter of Oregon City,
Mra. Bernice Howell of Clackamas,
Oregon, Mrs. Esther Brook and chil
dren of Portland, and Harold, Zelma
and Fred Shaw of Portland all rteurn
ed to their homes Wedneaday after
coming here to attend the funeral of
Grandma Howlett laat Tuesday after
noon. Mra. Pavla Shaw of Portland will
remain here with her slater Hattl
Howlett. moat of the summer.
Ted Howell of Clackamas, Oregon,
a cousin of Mrs. Shaw and Hattle
Howlett, brought a load of supplies
for the fish hatchery here at Eagle
Point the latter part of laat week.
Mlaa Maxlne Cannon, June Stowell
and Eileen Brow, went to Grants Pass
Thursday evening to apend the week
end with Mrs. L. E. Fox, a slater of
Mlaa Cannon.
The Eaater cantata which was held
In the church laat Sunday drew a
large and appreciative audience. A
great deal of credit Is due Mlaa Yet
t Olson for her fine work as direct
or. Anall and Vance Pearce and Miss
Maxlne Cannon apent Tuesday eve
ning at Butte Fnlla, visiting with Mr.
and Mr. John Henshaw.
Mr. and Mra. Mildred Robertson
were Tuesday evening callera on Mr.
and Mrs. Orvllle Henderson.
The Eagle Point Town send club
will meet again next Monday eve
ning. April 13 In the Orange hall. All
are urged to attend as there will be
some Important messages from head
quarters to he hoard: also entertain
ment. 4
were Mr. and Mra. Lawson, Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Stowell, Mr. and Mra. Oeo.
Stowell, Mr. and Mra. L. F. "Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kline and Mr. and
I Mra. Nick Young. Nine new members
took the 3rd and 4th degree work.
It make us aad to see so many of
our neighbors and friends being cell
ed to the great beyond this spring.
Almost every one attended the funeral
of Mrs. Howlett at the Orange hall In
Eagle Point. The family has our kind
est sympathy. Every one In thla vicin
ity knew her and she was dearly be
loved by all.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Case and daughter Alice and Mlaa
Hazel Oliver called at the Oeo. Stow
ell home.
I F. Boren purchased a Guernsey
sire from Frank Faker last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Nat wick called
on Mr. and Mrs. Rankin and Mr. and
Mr. Farlow, Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young shopped
In Medford Monday.
Mia Grace Holman and Bernice
Boren visited frlenda in thla. vicinity
I Sunday.
Miss wienrgtie tna inerra twwu
over the week-end with Mlaa Mene
gat' slater, Mrs. Delbert Mongold.
The girls are attending normal at
Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Messenger and Mr.
and Mra. C. L. Ctowell and Mr. and
Mrs. I. F. Boren were also Medford
shoppers thla week.
Oeo. Millard waa In the district buy
ing veal and fat cows this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis of Prospect
were business callera at Geo. Stowell '
Saturday.
Our school Is having an Easter play
and also Eaater egg hunt Friday. Par
ents and friends are invited to a pic
nic dinner at the school house at
noon.
Long Mountain
LONG MOUNTAIN, April 10. (Spl.)
Those attending Central Point Gmnge
from thla district Tuesday evening
LYONS
lUIHES
Preferred, since 18S2, be
cause of lheii uniform high
Quality! Sweet Wines and
Dinner Wines.
Quarts $ .75
-Gallons . . . L3S
Gallons .... 2.25
at wards
GARDEN RAKE
89c
Round bow type. 1-pc. forged
steel. Ash handle. 14 straight
teeth See Wardi low rricel
BEST BAKERIES
Suggestions For Easter
CRIBARI'S (Famous Select Vintage)
ST. CLAIRE
(Stranil)
DRY SHERRY
nr. Full Qunrt
S 1.85'; Gallon
$2.05 Gallon
Also Port, Mimeatet, Anjceltra,
(One nl the finest Wines Money fan Buy)
CHATEAU ROUGE
(II rand)
MUSCATEL
35 Full Pint
R.V Full Quart
SI. 00 , Gallon
1 .85 Gallon.
Attv Port. Sherry, Angelica.
Tnkay, Madeira. Malaga
DRY WINES
(Bl.ll)
Burgundy, Claret, Zinfanricl
H5 y Gallon
5 Gallon
(WHITK)
8auterne, Reisling
75?--Yi Gallon
S 1.35 Gallon
Produced, Bottled and Guaranteed by B. Cribari and Som
(Famoui Vintners of San Jose, Calif.)
Sold Exclusively in Medford by Bohemian Club
FOR THE DUTCH LUNCH, PICNIC OR PARTY
Imported Italian Antipasto (in Piquant Sauce) Imported Italian Filets of Anchovies
(Paiked in many styles to suit every taste) Royal Caviar Imported Italian Anchovy
Paste. Capers (for Salads) Italian Peppers (in wine vinogar) (packed in goblets)
Italisr. Appetizers (!r. Wine Vinegar, packed in goblets) Imported Holland Cocktail
Onions Cocktail Cherries (with Stems) Cocktail Olives Pickles Gherkins,
Cheese of all kinds Sandwich spreads- Kippered Snacks Fish Tenderloins Bar
dines Pigs Feet Lambs Tongues Shrimp Crab Meat Tun Fish Olives
' Crackers, etc.
TOMORROW SATURDAY ONLY
l P. M. to 5 P. M.
BSE
4 Hours
Only
This Certificate entitles you to a beauti
ful $2.50 Park-Row Vacuum (you see
the ink)
FOUNTAIN PEN
LIFE TIME GUARANTEE
Given to Every Purchaser of
10 BLUE RAZOR BLADES
for 49 cents
You have only a few hours to take advantage of this
amazing free offer of a real Quality Fountain Pen with
genuine Crome-0-Tone Point. Choice of colors. They
must be seen and tested to be appreciated I
Limit Two Sets
ON SALE AT
MEDFORD PHARMACY
"CUT-RATE DRUGS"
Corner Central and Main
A Five-Blade Mower at the
Usual Price of a Four I
Lawn Mower
795
10-inch wheels!
Ball-bearing
construction!
Self-sharpening blades of crucible"
steel. Cuts right the first time; saves
you work, saves you money.
25-FT. GARDEN HOSE
Braided For extra service. ; ; ;
29
Grass Catcher, 6-cw. white duck 050
Ring Sprinkler. B-ln. heavy brww ......-?Jo
Brass Nozzle, adjustable stream iilc
Round Hand Spray, polished brass 80c
Hose washers, rubber, -ln. .size, doz. 5c
POULTRY NETTING
Oalvanlzedl SO" x ISO ft.
GARDEN HOE
55c
.For general use at a saving 1
Tang driven into 4-ft. ash han
dle. tyt in. polished steel blade.
y "r y-g-.- mymn
1 '
, So Low Priced I
Why Did We Ever
Do Without Itl
FIRST QUALITY
Bathroom Outfit
COMPLETE
3 pieces with all fittings I)0N MontnIV
Small Carrying Charge
Low-prices, yes, but money can't buy better quality! The
round front lavatory and the leg style tub are both made
of sturdy cast iron covered with strictly First Quality
white porcelain enamel I The closet outfit is First Quality
stainless vitreous chins. Complttt ill fittings in
cluded I
Buy Them Separately, If You Wish
Tub, complete with fittings . $25.60
Lavatory, complete with fittings 11.65
Syphon Washdown Closet Outfit . 16.05
Cement Laundry Tub
12.45
With
Fittings
Two compartment. No warn;
corners rounded 1
WELDED
BOILER
30-gal. fire
1000
Complete
First it's riveU
ed, then weld
ed. Double
strength I Gal.
vanired Inside
and outl
HMliMiinniitBiirii!'
10 South Fir Street
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SEND IN YOUR DEPOSITS
BY MAIL
Kvtn if yea do not ft into Medford durtnc bni
InjC hour, you on deposit checks with ut ditty,
weekly, or at frequently m neoeeaary without eom
Inc tnto the bank. Our BAVK-BY-MA1L aervlce
la maintained for thla purpoa. Simply endoraa
your check, payable to your account and malt
them tn to iva. The depoMta will be made to your
credit just aa quickly and nafely a when you brtn
the cheoka In perwhally.
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PF.nVTCK TODAY!
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Orlft rrawfnrd. Awt Manager
A. R. Puchner. 4mI. Manager
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0T PORTLAND
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SALE
9 While Limited
Quantities Last!
wae:
ABES IT
Not All Colors or All Sizes, But
On These Close-Out Specials!
Quick Dry Enamel
Half Pint Wm .27 Now .19
Pint Was .43 Now .27
Quart Was .73 Now .42
Certified Flat Wall Paint
Pint Was .44 Now .31
Quart Was .73 Now .52
Gallon Was $2.50 Now $1 85
Wards Super House Paint
Quart
..Was .83
Now .53
Gallon Was '$3.00 Now $2.08
Wards Zincite House Paint
Quart
Gallon
..Was .73
..Was $2.60
Now .48
Now $1.89
Coverall House Paint
Quarts ......Was .58 Now .38
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Telephone 286