P'JWE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, BEDFORD. OREOON". FRIDAY.
AGAIN PERMITTED IN
P
an vltioa boird be created to -
lust ware and wonting noun ior me
aviation Industry.
Crowley made Jin recommenaauon
In a aummary of evidence given the
postofflca department thle week by
pilot of Northwest Airlines, Inc., to
show they were being required to fly
more houra than prescribed by the
national labor relations board.
A proclamation from the atate for
ester's office to District Fire Warden
Dwlght Phlppa lifting the closure law
In southern Oregon forcsta on those
Industrial operations In Jackson and
Josephine counties which could meet
the specified requirements, was re
ceived lata Wednesday.
rrum niwinmnLinn reads: "The clos
ure law Is lifted by state forester's
office on those Industrial operations
In Jackson and Josephine counties
which have satisfactory telephone con
munlcatlons with the district flro
warden's office and have no excessive
fire hazards or burning fires t the
present time.
Tho closure may be put back In
effect at any time, due to low hu
midity or serious fires In the district,
.and where tho operator Is not com
plying with Instructions from tho
atate forester's otftce. This does not
lift the ban on entry Into the tlm-
hr by the pumio, out auuwa m
sponalble operators to open their op
erations subject to restrictions."
The above notice applies to all log
ging operations In the two counties.
Warden Phlpps announced. It does
not apply to hunters, who are and
will be barred from timbered and
brush areas, probably until the first
general rain.
All fires In southern Oregon were
under control today, and only three
were still smouldering, on 8ardlne,
Blrdseye and Carls creeks. Mop-up
crews were watching the three care
fully, with all danger areas now safe
ly trailed, It was stated.
Form Company To
Handle Fuel Oil
The' Crater Fuel and Supply Com
- oany. Inc., distributors for Standard
.11. .nlhnrlz&tinn of -the
Standard Oil company of California,
Jias established offices at i
tr.i... n w James Is vice-
president and general manai,-er of the
recently organized company.
n o nunimn I. nrestdent and
Otto J." Frohnmayer, secretary and
attorney for Crater Fuel and Supply
inn. niesel burner and
........ n. um h niAtritiuted In Jack
on county by metered fuel delivery
service.
CIS CREEK FIRE
STATE MAY HAUL
01 RUM ORDERS
PUT IN CONTROL
GRANTS PAfiB, Oct. 7. (AP) A
3,000- acre brush and timber flro lu
Jackson county Just east of here was
believed under control lost night,
Kenneth W. Schwartz and Warden
Hoy J. Kay reported.
Because of emergency conditlona on
the coast, only 40 men were available
4AO ivArj npprtfid. thev said.
The fire atarted Saturday at Carls
creek, flared up Slaglo creek, swept
acrosa Carls creek to tho hesds of
Foots and Blrdseye creeks and down
the wateraheda of the two creeks
about a half mile with an outline of
three miles across tho front of the
fire.
ThM Knant erew was handicapped
also by preclpltoua ridges, taking two
or three houra to climb In some Instances.
Liner Delayed By
Striking Seamen
njtw vortK. Oct 3 (API Striking
seamen of the United States liner
President Roosevelt who walked on
u .hin tuat before a&Ulnff tlmtf Yes
terday agreed to return to work at 4
p. m. (eastern etanaara time) iouj.
and line officials said the vessel
..ii .ail immMllfltelv afterward.
Tho Roosevelt waa to have sailed
at noon yesterday.
SATURDAY STORE -WIDE
SALE OPENS OBSERVANCE
(Continued from Pago One !
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 3. (AP)
Requesting an answer from truckers !
by this afternoon, the Oregon liquor
control commission todsy considered
tho possibility of entering the haul- i
Ing buslnes If an adjustment In rates I
cannot be obatlned.
Yesterday, Arthur K. McManan,
chairman, told truckera the com
mission would save 20,000 a year
by purchasing and operating Its own
trucks.
Despite the fact that the commis
sion believed existing rates too high,
operators said they had not made
a profit In recent years. They feared
a shift In freight classifications to
meet the commission's demands
would lead to a general breakdown.
Oregon paid sbo.ooo ior ireigmmis
llouor outside of Portland for the
year ending July 1, the commlslon
announced. Figures were offered to
show that tho state could establish
its own carrier system with an In
vestment of 3CMD0,
Rioters Injured
At Hosiery Mill
nninmn. Pa.. Oct. a (API Twen
ty-one persons were injured, several
seriously, In disorders at the huge
nrbhlre Itnlttlmr mills today aa sev
eral hundred union hosiery workers
went on strike.
Hosiery union officials called the
strike In what they said was an at
tempt to restore HRA code wonting
standards, obtain hlghor wages and
Improve working conditions.
MTmFnKEflBORO. Ark.. Oct. 2.
Am fie,..,! .Tunc?, a. f. fp.ei or
dered attorneys to select an all-negro
Jury today to try a murder case In
which nefrroes are principals.
'Admiral Sims To
Military Grave
urRtnnriTON. Oct. 1. (API Ad
vntrni William P. Sims, commsndor of
the navy during the world war, was
vi.iah vAAtnrrinv in Arllnnton national
cemetery with full military honora
befitting his rank.
Three rifle volieya and tho sound
ing of taps by a naval marlno escort
bent a last tattoo for the retired of
ficer who was noted both as tho
navy's "Siorym Petrel" and aa the
man who taught It how to shoot.
AVIATION BOARD URGED
TO FIX WAGES', HOURS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. (AP)
wri a. nrmviev. oostofflce depart
ment solicitor, proposed today that
dry gooda. Six clerks were employed
i Mnifnm'i new atnre.
Business Increased steadily and it
was necessary for Mr. Mann to use
.i. r.n,m inn ticket to St. Paul In
order to secure additional merchan
dise. Five yeara after oponlng Manns.
Mann's expanded witn mo acaiuun
of another store formerly occupied by
Wold & Reddy. Again in m.u tne
i.a h enlarged nv tno aamiioii
of a second floor ana ins men a
a I ia Inmtnlled.
Tho final remodeling program w
completed at Monn's early In August,
ion At which time a colorful "open
house" waa observed and thousands
of southern Oregon peoplo lnapecwo
tho beautiful store.
a
nrmtf noNtr.vv. 20th CEN
TURY FOX playerln "LADIES
IN LOVE", says: "Shredded
Wk..l'. nnl a ifrnnd flivnr. And
j:fj it's tho ono corcal I find 1 don't
get tired ox
uiun.i p. i.. Oct. a. (AP) Com
mAntt,.ith President Manuel Quezon
today signed a bill which calls for
a plebiscite on women's suffrage In
the Philippine isianns.
Da correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
FUEL OIL, all klnda. Call 1104
Petroleum Heat it Burner Co.
AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING.
W. E Thomas. 4,1 S. Central
IJI
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a Product Of NATIONAt SHCUIT COMPANY
HE SAYS: "Never since we've been maniod
have you disappointed me in a cup of colfee. It's
always delicious. It's grand. And so cos you,
sj
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SHE THINKS:,
, It's not the first not the hun-
dredlh cup ot Hills Bros.
I CoKee that biinqs the jiat-
' est piaise...lhe longer you
' uaa II. Ihe moie fully you
rxeallie that It never, va-
i ties In goodness and will
'never be disappointing,
For flfty-flght years Hills Bros, have been
roasting and packing the Jinest colfee
obtainable. Times may change. ..but there
is never any variation In the quality of
Hills Bros. Coffee. Yesterday, today, to
morrowit has everything you could look
for in ihe enjoyment of fine coffee flavor.
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OCTGBER 2. 1936.
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Salmon
Happyvale Fancy
Alaska Pink lb. can
Doz. $1.18 '
Corn
Tiny Tot
Golden Baniam no. e. cans
Case 24 cans $2.23
Tomatoes
Josephine Extra Standard gf
Large Vi can 3 for,
Case 24 cans $1.98
Peas
Goody Goody
packed by Del Monte No. 2 cans
Case 24 cans $2.33
Fancy Fruits
and Vegetables
c
c
Oysters
Casserole 8 oz. cans
Doz. $1.17
Corn Beef
Libby's. No. 1 cans 3 cans 49
String Beans fcc
5c
Crater Lake Cut green No. 2 can
Case $1.9S
Pineapple
Tidbits. Del Monte 8 oz. can
COFFEE
AIRWAY
Ground
fresh 3 lbs,
EDWARDS
Vacuum. A Of
packed 2 lb, tin TJ
NOB HILL
Freshly ground ACf
our finest blend. 2 lb. tvl
Potatoes
U. S, No. 1
10 lbs.
c
Also No. l's and No. 2's
in 50 lb. wooden boxes
oood corrn disirvis cari in briwino
Tht CbVUCt Gfdnd of Hllli Broi.CofTee !i o slondatd lei by o knowledge of coffee acquired through more
than half o century of roaillng and packing coffee. Tht CoVUcfc ClAUli ti ai fine a coffee should be
ground. Finer grinding sacrifices flavor ond aroma, at well os keeping qualities after the can li opened. Mill
Broi. Coffee should not be reground. TTu CoVUci Gxind It guaranteed to produce the flneji-tasling bev
eiofl? in onytypeofcoffee:moker. Direction for making coffee by Ihe method you me will be lent on requeil.
Celery
Rose-City large size
CauliElower
Fancy Oregon .
large heads
Lettuce
c
Solid Heads
Fancy
Each
5c
Sweet Spuds
Fancy
Smooth
5 lbs.
Grapes
Local
Tokays
Vegetable Prices Saturday Only
.1 ib.. H 5C
Crackers
All crisp Sodas or
Grahams 2 lb. box
Limit
Cheese
Mt. Hope. Come in Saturday and
sample this Delicious Cheese
.2
Flour
Prido of the West
Soft Wheat Blend.
49 lb. bag
Oats
Albers
Reg. or Quick 9 lb. bag
35c
Nucoa
The New Nucoa
Made with Milk Lb,
Soap
O.K.
The Yellow Bar 10 bars
118c
35
Case 80 bars $2.59
Devil Meat
Llbbjr's. H
Peaches
IIIIMllillC
3 for -J Qq
No. 10 tins
No. 2 cans 5C
Pears
Libra's
Tea 2 lb. pkg. 25C
CantfrburT Oransc PeVoc
HAM
Morroll or Swift
' sugar cured
whole or half
lb. 29c
Try these fine
Eastern Hams
Fresh
Ground
Beef
10 c
Pound
Purex
Asparagus
net Montr, rknle lrr.
Salad Serve
Salad Drcsslnf
Oysters
for stewing
or frying
Pint
i gal. jug Q q
each -j 5q
qt 33c
Broken
Sliced
Bacon
27c
Pound
Toilet Tissue
Silk Fine Tlssua
Scott Towels
Dog Food
rrlze
Shortening
Ttrl
Marshmallows
nufticst
Brooms
4 Sew
Peanut Butter
FrMh
Kraut
qt. 9c
Bacon Sq.
lb. 1 5
VEAL SHOULDER STEAK, pound . . .17c
3 rolls 1 Qq
roll9c
lb. can Ijq
8 lb. pail
lb 1 5c
each35c
2 ibs. 25c
LAMB
1936 Spring
Stew, lb. . 10c
Shoulder
Roast, lb. 18c
Leg, lb. . . 21c
Prices Effective
Saturday and
Monday
October 3 and 5
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