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PAGE SEVEN Movie Star Beats Summer Heat 'm,W''uwlgff?g,1''-'''ll''1'' Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, August 29, 31 4 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. lEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1936. i jft E h44iM corn H mm- FLAKES K Hot days of Indian summer, made a hunareafola more trying by Holly wood kleig lights, hold no terror for gracious Karen Morley, a recent guest star on movleland's radio, program. "Hollywood Talent Parade." Finding that heavy lunches on hot days make for uncomfortable afternoons, the popular young leading lady can fre quently be seen on the set, making a simple midday meal of a bowl ,of crisp Kellogg's Corn Flakes, sprinkled with sugar, covered with cream. SHOT MAY RECOVER COQUTLLE. Aug. 28. (AP) Frank Ware, 35, Springfield. Ore., showed Improvement today after an opera tion for a bullet wound in the back. Ware was. shot as he slept In a cabin near Port Orford last Tuesday night. Stat police were told that E. Roberts, 78, also of Springfield, who was with Ware, had. a revolver with him as protection against a holdup and had a nightmare In which he thought he was being held up. Roberts was detained at Gold Beach, although no charges were filed. BERLIN, Aug. 28. (AP) A new series of Immorality trials, similar to those which begin last May at Kob lenz In which 215 Franciscans were aocused of Improper relations with youths, are producing many prison and Jail sentences throughout the Rhlneland,' it was learned here today. This time, however, persons from all walks of life are Involved mer chants, government employes. Indus trialists, physicians, workers and clergymen. SPEEDERS ALIBI GOOD BUT JUDGE UNMOVED MILWAUKEE, Aug. 28. (AP) Token to court on a speeding charge, Sam Strawltz offered this explana tion : "I have hay lever, Judge, and every time I sneezed my foot would go down on the accelerator. I couldn't help myself." "The most novel excuse I have ever heard." applauded Judge A. J. Heddlng. "The fine," he added, "Is $10." Join ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Hosiery Olub. Cvery 13th pMr free TRUCK KILLS DRIVER BAKER. Aug. 28. ( AP) Floyd Pollard, 48, was Instantly killed Wed nesday In a truck accident on the Baker Mill road near Cornucopia af ter six men riding with him had Jumped to safety. Pollard was hauling a nine ton ball mill from the Baker Mill site to the Cornucopia Gold Mines company a truck. The truck collided with another on the hill and apparently the clutch , slipped as the heavily loaded machine went out of control. Realizing he could not avoid a crash, Pollard Jumped but apparently struck an obstacle at the roadside and fell back under the machine. SALEM, Ore. (UP) An en 14,000 persons h&ve served time to Oregon's penitentiary In 85 years. The legislative act establishing a penitentiary for the territory of Ore gon was passed in 1851. The prison was built In Portland, and was not moved to Salem until 1806. First Inmate In the penitentiary was a redskin known as Indian Char ley. He was sentenced to three years for larceny In Marlon county. An old book containing the prison's first rec ords doesn't ,how when Indian Char ley started his term. But he escaped on December 3, 1853, and wasn't re csptured until May 5, 185S, the book revealed. Then convict Ko. 1 escaped again June IB, 1862. and never was heard of again. Whether his term was lengthened for his first escspe Is not known, 1 By a strange coincidence, convict No. 14.000 Is also from Marlon coun ty, and also serving a term for lar ceny. He Is Joseph Digger, who start ed a six months' sentence August 13. HE MADE A TEN-YEAR TEST WITH ALL-BRAN Say good-bye to the Headaches, the low spirits, the sleeplessness that often follow common constipa tion. Just read this letter: "In 1926. I started using- All Bran. And now, after ten years, during which I have put Kellogg's All-Bran to a long, hard test, I am writing you this letter. It is better to eat this food and be in con dition, than to Tesort to laxatives." Bernard Altaian, 63 , Goodale Road, Mattapan, Mass. Kellogg's All-Bran will help you too. Its "bulk" absorbs mois ture within the body, forms a soft mass, gently cleanses the system. Tests prove it is safe and effective. All-Bran Is guaranteed. Try it a week. If not satisfactory, your money will be refunded by the Kellogg Company. Just eat two tablespoonf uls daily. Cither as a cereal, or in recipes. How much better to use this food than to take patent medicines. Buy All-Bran at your grocer's. Made by, Kellogg in Battle Creek, ACHE and PLUMS PL mm) VV Makes 22 ox.G tenet Make more and better Jams and Jellies this year with M.C.K LuuiicL PECTin CONTENTS OF EACH CAN FILLS A STANDARD 8 OZ. MEASURING CUP C. IHHVIJIL.LIJ JJI"M M The ' . BEVERAGE SHOP OVED! We Are Now Conveniently Located Next To HOTEL JACKSON Featuring A Complete Line Of WINES BEERS MIXERS Ice Cold At Popular Prices 124 South Central Avenue Telephone 581 CHEESE Kraft's Assorted Varieties, in "Swanky Swig" Glasses Demonstrations Both Stores Saturday Each Airway. See it ground. Your assurance of Freshness. TIDBITS Pineapple, Libby's. 9 oz. cans Salad Serve Salad Dressing. Qt. No salad is complete without it. V o k COFFEE Crackers f Prices Are Lower!" J IliErT 1 Many of the bargains IMetl In this ad are at SnfewnVn PP" 3" "-l! I ILj 1 rrgulnr shelf prices! You'll find hundreds more, too Just MSalikj , I LfcHr. JhZrftftffli 1 like thorn, mid you'll find they will snve you as much as 10 JPs,s; gJijf'jr 4 rir . on food bills. Snfewny Invites yon to compare prices and M$ UA Jjf eff3 prove to your own satisfaction that our Everyday Shelf Trice m'- ::Q! I 'j y i.owi.r. I SCttCi tV. ' 3 lbs. 49 c N. B. 0. Oven fresh Snowflakes or Grahams 2 lb. box Macaroni Rose City Curve Cut 3 lbs. Made more tasty with a dash of cheese $5 H7c Jell-Dessert Taste-Mor 6 flavors 3 KB ! 3 pkgs THE SEASON'S FINEST FRUITS and VEGETABLES i Produce Prices Effeotive Saturday Only Potatoes Cookers flninnn Local UlllUlld Sweet Spanish - 3 lbs. io ibs, 29c 10c P a n ft h O C Yakima Elbertas, last chance C Q n rCdbllCOfor canning; all sizes. Crate wU Peppers rsUnr 8ize 3 ibs. 14c Thompson Seedless Grapes Tomatoes Leociipe Bananas Celery Large size Bleached 3 lbs. 5 lbs. 4 lbs. 2 for 19c r'' 15c ,fP Thompson Seedless. New pack, 9Rf a arane-like flavor. 4 lb. pkg, s- fllf CIamii Swansdown. 27 times as fine UdftC rlUUI as ordinary flour Pkg. nSISinS with a grape-like flavor. 4 lb. pkg, Swansdown, 27 times as fine OC Ovaltine Large $1.00 size tin , only 48c Calumet. Double Aoting, Bakmg Powder AIways Ib. ti 49c 5 lb. tin 38C 51b. tin Marshmallows 'ib"kg."2for25c Mayonnaise mayonnaise flavor Qt. jar 39c 2 for 1 9C Molasses For Cooking Karo Syrup Tomatoes Choice Solid Pack 23 tins, 2 for 25c Ripe Olives H,ghway MtMr 25c 6 box crtn. 19c Ea IOC 17c General Electric 30 and 60 watt Red or Blue Label Pork & Beans kToz. t Matches Highway Light Globes Jell Well Pure Fruit Flavors Vinegar Full strength, 40 grain Qf IIH Sleepy Hollow, wjl lip Pure Cane and Maple TEA 0antorbury Orange Pekoe Dill Pickles Full quart jars 3 pkgs. Gal. 15C 51b. tin 65C v ib. pkg. 23c each 25c Fruit Jars and Supplies Kerr Mason Qts., doz. 69 Kerr Lids, reg., 3 doz, 25 Ball Mason Qts., doz. 69 Economy Caps, doz 10 Ball Zino Caps, doz 10 Jar Rubbers, 3 doz 10 SOAPS and CLEANSERS Purex, ' gal- Jftr.. 20 Guest Ivory 6 bars 25 Sunbrite Cl'nser 3 cans 14 Camay Toilet, 3 bars 14 OK Soap, small, 4 bars 13 Fels Naptha S. 10 bars 49 SAFEWAY Joins Nation-wide BEEF SALE Featuring Choice Cuts from Select Cattle Safeway Guaranteed Meats MEAT QUALITY GUARANTEED. Too bay Snfewnj meat on thli full uiuranra. If It full, to glva complete latlsfactloii your money will be refunded In full, Be n(e. , . Buy your mem lit gifewayl Genuine Steer Beef GROUND Baby Beef Sliced , Prime Rib STEAK LIVER Roast lb. 19c 2 lb. 35c 2 lb. 25c BACON SQUARES Cor seasoning .... lb. 15c COTTAGE Broken Sliced Fresh Steaks of CHEESE BACON SALMON Ib. 10c lb. 29c lb. 21c Demand Merchandise Packed in WOODEN BOXES ..Ilium urn i i i.iniini)i .. i .j.
