Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 28, 1936, Page 7, Image 7

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. lEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1936.
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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
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Make more and
better Jams and
Jellies this year
with
M.C.K
LuuiicL
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CONTENTS OF EACH CAN FILLS A STANDARD 8 OZ. MEASURING CUP
C. IHHVIJIL.LIJ JJI"M
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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
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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
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