MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. FRDFORD, OREGON. FRTDAY, AUGUST 21. 1936.
PAGE SEVEN
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BAM FOR BASKET
WHICH HELD QUINTS
CALLANDER, Ont., Aug. 21. (UP)
' Mrs. Alex LegTuo, a midwife who at
tended Mrs. Oliva Dlonne at birth of
the quintuplets, was painfully bruised
In a battle for possession of the meat
basket In which the famous babies
were first placed after they were
born, she reported to provincial police
at North Bay today.
The basket had been on display at
a refreshment booth near the Dafoe
hospital where Mrs. Legros was em
ployed. Lost night Mrs. Legros, who
owned the basket, wanted to take It
home with her. Mt&s Mildred Adams,
daughter of the proprietor of the
booth, and Harry Stmand, an em
ployee, reportedly attempted to stop
her, but Mrs. Legros eluded them and
carried the basket to her home across
the. road from the stand. Miss Adorns
and Slmand were said to have follow
ed Mrs. Legros to her home where,
during a quarrel, Mrs. Legros was
knocked to the floor.
Miss Adams and Slmard were said
to have taken the basket, but Mrs.
Legros caught up with them and In
another "fight" was knocked down
again. However, she managed to rc
gain possession of the disputed bas
ket and took; It home.
Mrs. Legros told the police she
would file charges of assault against
Miss Adams and Slmard tomorrow.
Police said Mrs. Legros was suffering
from bruises about the arms and legs,
SETS JULY RECORD
By completing 100 per cent of 1.
571,552 miles of scheduled flying,
planes of United Air Lines operating
between Med ford, Vancouver, Califor
nia and the east set an International
air transport record In July,: accord
ing to advices received today by L. G
Devaney, field manager of the com
pany here. Devaney reported that this
marked the first time any company
had completed 100 per cent of more
than a million and a half miles of
scheduled flying In a single month.
The mileage was flown on both the
company's Vancouver-M e d f o r d-San
Diego and Pacific Coast -Chicago-New j
York routes.
For the months of May, June and
July, United showed an average of j
99.9 per cent or 4.474.uiio mnes oi
scheduled flying, the official reported.
THREE FATALITIES IN
INDUSTRY DURING WEEK
SALEM, Aug. 21. (AP) There were
three fat<tiea due to Industrial acci
dents In the state during the past
week, the Industrial accident com
mission reported.
The victims were Lewis TlHteon,
Oceanlake, logger; Thomas E. Moody,
Portland, log hauler, and C. J. Free
man, Deer Island, pile driver opera
tor. Accidents during the week totaled
993.
301 CARS PEARS
ROLLED TO DATE
Pear shipments from the Rogue rl7er
ralley up to last night totalled 301 cars
159 packed, for. eastern markets,
and 142 cars to canneries, principally
WUlamette valley and Portland can
neries, A considerable portion of the can
nery Bartletts ore being held in pre
coollng plants for later shipments, and
the same applies to the packed Bart
letts. The picking of the Bartlett crop
will be finished this week in most of
the orchards.
The Howell variety comes next for
harvesting. It Is a light crop, due to
the spring cold, and many of the
growers grafting the Howells with
other varieties.
The Southern Pacific freight de
partment reports four switch-engines
are used In the local yards to handle
the fruit crop, and that cars arc be
ing moved at an average of between
80 and 25 cars dslly.
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I more Shredded L'
I "Wheat and peach- ,:&'
es. The family cer- :
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delicious flavor "(
fi combination. It's p14s3$lN
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jvital nourishment pT'
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minute jam, only
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so you get ?I5 more
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jellies made with Sure
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licious, natural flavor
of the ripe, fresh fruit.
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Buy two packages of Sure
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do all we claim for it, just
take the empty container
and the unopened package
back to your grocer. He
will refund the full price
of both package.
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Prices
Effective
Sat. & Mon.
Aug. 22, 24
FLOUE
Again Safeway Stores offer you leading qual
ity flours at prices below wholesale cost.
KITCHEN CRAFT, manufactured by experts
and milled to meet all demands of C i "7Q
the modern housewife. 49 lb. sack P I j I w
HARVEST BLOSSOM, Pure Hard -Wheat
Blended Flour
49 lb. sack ,
PRIDE OF THE WEST, a Soft 44 "JC
Wheat Blend 49 lb. sack 3 I sWW
Complete
Stock of
Fine
Wines
at both stores
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)t. Jar
Real Roast, In bulk, for hot
neatuer lunches l.b.
Kitchen, 4-sew. Durable
SALAD DRESSING
Peanut Butter
BROOMS
fir MLC Max"1-mum' Plain or lodged
Catsup
CClklf Tiny Tot No. 2 tins fancy Golden Bantam, 2 cans
26 ot. pkg.
Ruby. Red, juicy tomatoes boiled into appetizing .
Zestful Catsup 12 oz. bottles, 3 for
KCP J YVlCl Idaho Navies. No. 1 stock fancy
OSmdJrAA3f recleaned beans
5 lbs.
29c
EDc
29
c
29c
29
22c
Chocolate
Bakers Bitter y2 lb. bai
Extracts
Schillings Vanilla or
Lemon 4 oz. bottle
Flap Jack Flour
Albers. Large pkg.
Black Figs
Choice quality 4 lbs.
Prize
D0O FOOD, tall tins 5 for
15c
39c
19c
25c
29c
35c
10c
Baking Powder
K. C. Large 60 oz. tins
Cocoa
Bakers l'i lb. tin
Granulated Soap
White King Large pkg.
Scottissue
1000 sheet rolls 3 for
Palmolive Soap
Canterbury, Cf
JLCcft Orange Pekoe yi lb. pkg. mtWS
23c
5c
C(D)IFFEE
ADIWAY 3 lb. package 49
NOB HILL - 3 lb. package 65
EDWARDS DEPENDABLE 2 lb. tin 49
Fancy Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
Peaches
' Yakima Elbertas jIQG
For Canning 18 lb. crat S 4? w
Lemons
Sunkist
360 size. Full of Juice. Doz. " 4
Corn fl -
Local Golden Bantam II C
Finest Quality Doz.
Cabbage
Local. Large or Small.
Solid Heads Lb, tfw
Watermelons
Klondike 11 C
Striped, Red, Ripe Lb,
Cants tin
Local Jumbo II UJJC
27 size 3 for
i Grapes -
Fancy Thompson J I. 5VW
Seedless 3 lbs. f
Potatoes
White Coblers 10 lbs.
Peppers fl
Large Oreen J
For Stuffing Each
Tomatoes U(Q)c
Red, Ripe 4 lbi.
S.ananas U9c
Ripe 4 lbs.
OavalStv HaaC tender
beef
ANNIVERSARY IN OUR
Meat Dept.
SWISS
STEAK
ID. 19c
Short Ribs of Beef . lb. 11c
Hamburger fresh ground 2 lb. 25c
Mock Chicken Legs 7 Cor 25c
Broken Sliced Bacon breakfast lb. 29c
t PlCIllCS Boned, rolled and tied. lb. 33C
Lard Frcsl1 0pcn Kett'0 Rndered lb. 25
Bacon Squares seasoning lb. 19c
Beer
nrown Dfrby. The equal of Imparled PIKintr.
. 12 oi. tins, i tot
Case of 14 tlm
nrapefrult, Pel Monte Plcnlci, Ornnje Juice, Llbbj'i Plcnlea
l'lncnpple Juice, I,lhhj, No. 1 Una Your choice 8 for
Beverages
Canada Dry dinger Ale, Lime Rlrkrj, Rparkllnt Water
12 or. Iiottlei, J for
Fruit Juices
Orapefrult, Pel
IMncnppIe Juice,
Peas
Del Monte Early
Spaghetti
Tan tampi tall 300 tlm
Deviled Meat
I.lbhr'1 yt tlm
Jells Rite
For all. Jama an
Jam
Bunny Jim Atrtv
Soap
Del Monte Early Oarden
for all. Jama and Jellies
Sunn Jim Strawberry
Ko. tliu J for
t for
I for
t bottle
Urn l.lb. Jart
Crjital White
25c
$2.29
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