ArRDFOTJD MATL TRfRTTNE. fEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. XOVEFBER 6. 103G.
PAGE ELEVEN
- K PROSPERITY NEWS PORTLAND JUDGE
? FIRES HORIZON OF DENIES REQUEST
j BUSINESS WORLD FOR INJUNCTION
, (Continued trom Pga Ono.
In addition to the regular of 50 cents,
making a total disbursement of $txut
$33,750,000 to 5 tiare holders,
After announcing the dividend -dec.
laratlon. President Teagle also dis
closed the company was making i
special contribution of 4 00,000 to
the corporation a tnrut plan ror em
ployes, In addition to Its regular con-
Steel Indmtry Ahead.
--m The American Iron and Steel Insti
tute reported employment In the ateel
industry In September broite ail rec
orris for the Industry with B26.700
workers on payrolls, compared with
532,400 In August and up 23 per cent
from September of 1035. .
In Chicago, the board of Standard
Oil Co. of Indiana ordered an extra
of $1, a-nd the regular dividend of 25
cents, a total of some $18,500,000.
The movement of freight over the
nation's railways, as reported lor last
week showed a less than seasonal dip
of 0.3 per cent from the previous
week, and a gain of 19.4 per cent
Aver the same week of law year. The
associated Press seasonally adjusted
infiMt nf freight movement rose to
78 per cent of the 1929-30 average, i
new top since June, 1931.
The American Telephone system re.
ported 100.000 new stations Installed
in October, compared with only 62,-
600 In that month of last year, .
IS
BY 20-30 CLUB. FOR
OF
- Harry Plnneo, past president and
organizer of the 20-30 club, was pre
sented with a gold ring bearing the
a 0-30 symbol as an expression of the
members' appreciation for his unttr-
. lng efforts in club service at the reg
ular weekly meeting last night.
A dlscuslon of future activities for
the olub emphasized that a project
upon which to work is needed. Thi
, led to the acceptance of a proposed
plan to be started as soon as ap
proved by the proper Authorities
Particulars are to be announced soon
club officials stated.
Carl Norria, Copco employe and
Twenty -Thirtian, transferred here
from Dunsmulr, entertained members
and guests with a description of an
Inspection trip which he recently
made through the large Empire State
mine in Grass Valley, Calif.
ddred Colver, teacher In the Phoe
nix schools, was accepted Into the
club as an active member.
Ouesto present were "Chuck" Dolce,
employe of the General Petroleum
corporations ".HaT'-Phitt, of -the Han
sen Hardware company; Charles
James, manager of tits CrafcarljLalw
Puel company; and Howard Hamil
ton, Immediate president of the Cres
cent City, Calif., club.
(Continued num page One.)
date for the increased price schedule.
Only & stay of execution pending an
appeal to the state supreme court
apparently oould prevent the order
from going into effect soon.
whether an appeal would be made
could not be ascertained because
John H. Hall, attorney for Sweeney
ana Kennedy, was out of the city.
One source said such a step was not
probable.
Under the order previously held ud
by the temporary injunction. 4 per
cent milk would be Increased from
U to 12 cents a quart. 5 per cent
milk would be increased from 12 to
14 cents and 6 per cent milk -would
Jump from 13 to 16 cents.
A prolonged hearing on the inlunc-
tlon ended several days ago. Only
the Portland area would be affected.
THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 6. (AP)
Inspection of 60,000 acres of range
land Included In the 25 applications
for participation in the federal home
range land Improvement program In
this area began under the supervi
sion of Eric Gordon, chief forest ran
ger at Dufur.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Wedding ring, reasonable.
Box 3154, Tribune.
GENTLEMAN desires well -furnished
heated room In private home; alio
garage close by. Box 3150, Tribune.
FOR SALE Dry body fir, 303 Clark
at.
FOR SALE Pigs or sows.
Spring St.
BOX 139,
SITUATION wanted, as salesman, sales
clerk or cost clerical; exp.. single;
genteel; age 30. Phono 030-R.
10 ACRES, highway; 2 -room house,
garage, chicken house, woodshed ,
well; all cultivated; $750, $100
down. Sheley Agency, Pacific Hwy
Just beyond O. O. R. R. track.
WANTED Girl to assist with house
work and care of children; go home
nights. Phone 645-Y.
TURKEY SHOOT 2 miles north of
Medford, Crater Lake Hwy., Sunday.
Nov. Bth. All day. Sho'tguns and
rifles. Fred C. Fnnder.
WORK WANTED by good caterpillar OLD PEOPLE and invalids as well as
man, or will do other work. Box convalescents, have been success-
3147, Tribune. fH cired for these many years, at
---v the Ashland Convalescent Home,
FOR SALE Waterbury No. 23 heater. v-
suitable for garage, school or hall; Sinon 45 acres, fenced and cross
1 Bteel range. 18-inch oven, perfect fenced, drilled well, 6-tn. hole, 125
condition, colls. Used tires at bar- ft. deep; good bulldlnga; paved high
gain prices. way: high and grade school bus.
SOUTHERN OREGON JUNK CO. Easy terms. Clair Olson, Box 45-A.
Stewart Ave. between Holly and Eagle Point.
Oakdale. w---- 7 -
- FOR SALE Set lineman's climbing
CASH for a small brick-making ma- tools. Phone 1341-Y.
chine. "734 Hawthorne, Grants Pass. -- -
Ore. MANAGFR WANTED Old eats. bush
. . ed company desires man of ordinary
FAMILY WASHING done for $1.00. ability to handle exclusive terrl
Ironlng and blankets extra. 028 tory. No selling. Nominal invest
West 2nd. ment required. Box 3155, Tribune
FOR SALE Small house. Might trade FOR SALE '26 Hunmobtle sedan,
for 5-room house and pay' differ- chenp. Trade for wood. Some cash
ence. Box 3258. Mall Tribune- 323 So. Central.
I DAYS ULXwW'-1 I
SAYS WIS
LOOK AT THIS
937SO Tot a few days only, 80 A. good
land, 30 A. under irrigation, as A.
clover; 3 ml. from town. You wlU
have to hurry to aecure this.
350016 A. clover, good barn, small
house and outbuildings, Hi miles
from town.
1350 5 A. garden land, Irrigated; 3-
room house and . outbuildings:
terms.
(3300 7 A. garden land, Irrigated;
good 5-room .house, garage, wood
ahed. Terms.
B. J. PALMER
Space In Palmer Mu&lc Store.
Tel. 788.
W. B. ORUBEH Expert piano tuner
in Medford limited time. For piano
service call Baldwin Piano Shoppe,
3.1a.
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more muss, fuss and bother when you want lemon
juice... forget the trouble of washing, cutting, squeezing, strain
ing and, worst of all, the mess to be cleaned up.
Just get a can of M. C. P. natural, strained Lemon Juice, punch
two holes in the tin and pour the amount required. The can may
be kept in the refrigerator until needed again. Simple?... very I
"There's a Daily Use
For M. C. P. Pure Lemon Juice"
DAYS
PHONE 9
210 E. MAIN ST., MEDFORD, ORE.
$ DOLLAR DAYS $
SATURDAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AND 9
CRISCO
Limit One Can
or Snowdrift
6-lb. win
$1.00
CRACKERS
Sodas or
Grahams, 2 lbs,.
23
Fisher's Flour 24'2ibs.$1-011
0LF.0MARGARINE2fe.25c
Piffgly Wiggly
COUPONS
Are Worth
DOLLARS
To You
Ask for Them. 8ave Tim
Get Your CO EE
Dinnorware lllaCaC
CIGARETTES
Popular Brands One Carton
With $5.00
Grocery Order
$1.00
I
DOLLAR
ORDERS
Delivered
FREE
rare tut Attention
Best of H tTv I re
RITES TOIVIORROW
FOR JESSIE CAS
Don't Let the
Parking Situation
Worry You.
Park Where Yon
Please. We Will
Take Your Grocories
To Your Oar
Jessie May Case, 76, a former real
dent of Central Point, died at the
home of her son. George Davla. In
Salinas. Calif.. Tuesday morning after
an Illness of two months.
Mrs, Case was born January 25,
1860, at Lowell, Mass. Soe was mar
ried in the BUM of Washington to
George K. Dnvls In 1897. In 1911 alii
came to southern Oregon, where Mr.
Davis died In 1819.
Mrs. Cnse made her home In Cen
tral Point until 11 months sgo when
she went to live with ber sons In
Salinas. She was a member of the
Federated church of Central Point
and leaves many friends and neigh
bors who were grieved by her passing.
She is survived by two sons, George
M. Davis and Olen Davis, both of
SMIuss. and four grand children.
Funeral services will be held at th
Perl funeral home tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. B. C.
Lewis of tine Federated church in
Central Point officiating. Interment
will be In the Medford I. O. O. F.
ormetery beside her deceased husband.
vVINOOW JLASs we tell window
Unas and will replace rour bioken
wit-down reasonably rrowortage Cab'
inn Works
YES, THIS FOOD ENDS
YOUR CONSTIPATION
Look out for those half-nick days,
when vou feel listless, headachy,
out-of-iorts. Your troublo may ba
constipation. The real cause of
common constination is too littlo
"bulk" in meals. Your system
misses its regular exercise,
r.oi fM nwrfed "hulk" in a deli
cious cereal: Kellogp's All-BbaN.
Within the body, its "bulk" absorbs
moisture, forms a soft mass, gently
sponecs out the system.
Why keep on feeling had when
von can feel Bond? Millions of
people ujo AU-BRAN. Tests prove
IV .afo anrl .ffix-tive. AUBHAN IS
aunrnnterA. Trv it a week. If not
r.-.Hsf.-ctnrv. vnur money will be
rclur.ded by the Kellogg Company.
To (sMo.nnonfiila rtnllv&ve USU-
aliv sufficient. Serve as a cereal,
wil'h milk or cream, or cook lti'o
recipes. Heniember, AijBbaM also
supplies vitamin B and iron.
fWnltiW vnn'd rather eat ft food
L thiin take pills and drugs. Buy j
f All-Bsan at your grocer's. Made ,
by Kellogg in Battle trees.
urn i ' J
I Add "Top" Flavor I f Ij
of Fresh Limes I f5ase& II
Bpw wherover lemon. gWf' 0T fl1 !aL' j '
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FOc?c.opnTo?umg umufniwuui, I . Al A Good Grocer, iMRM&&
condition; cheap, phone 832-H. I MMMWMWMMWMHto moamm i
the crackers you'll WS
1 pe proud to serve J. !
-because you're sure7 f WMStM M
n?,VI . iiX. ABOUT SNKRISPV CRACKERS $
1 IS, '"' w lt? . V ';",P FOR A PENNY.. .THAT 5 A KcAL I gkav
TI CERTAINLY GET A LOT V?) SttJ S ,'VV ' ' ' 1
if OF KRISPY CRACKERS. X , i PURE
m WHEN THEY BUY THIS J. Ji jTl V S I APPLE
one pound , . r' v-'i l CIDER
muMh r K-JmnL 25c
it w, f. . w tvt3wa JKdf f 4it,U , 'Ik X . -! ' .
9
ZEE TOWELS 2 roiis 1 Qc
SALAD OIL
Bring; Your
Jug. Gal
S-J.00
ZEE TISSUE 6 r.iis 25c
Ivory, Orchid . or Judo
1 Kitchen Broom, 45c .
1 25o size Rinso (
5 Bars Do Laundry Soap (
B Bars So Toilet Soap '
$1.20 Value
ALL FOR
$1.00
FOLGER'S COFFEE ib. 27c
MILK ANY BRAND 1 4 cans s1 -00
Folger's Coffee 4 ihs. 1 -on
We Co-operate
With the
Wooden Bos
Campaign
Ordering Our
Merchandise In
Wooden Containers
3 Ib. Bag SUNRISE COFFEE
1 Ib. Bag BLACK TEA
$1.00
ROMAN MEAL large pkg. 30c
Tomatoes v
EGGS
Extras Medium
3 doz. 1 ""
Sugar
10 lb B"d 10'lh mv Oat.
Flour, Corn Menl. Crack
Sack eil Wheat or Farina
$1.00
SATURDAY PRODUCE
FEATURES
Grapefruit, size 80, 3 for 10c
Arizona Sunkist yi Crate Sl.00
SPUDS, Ore, No. 2, 50 lbs. 73c
SPUDS, Ore. No. 2, 25 lbs. 39c
LETTUCE, lg. solid heads, 5c
Squash, Hubbard or Banana
Ib .0. .lc
Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 19c
WINE
Full
Quart
Sweet
Wine
49c
PINT BITS
28c
DKItRY WTNE
75c
ROY GUYER'S
ECONOMY MEAT
& FISH MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone 46
QUALITY FIRST
Order These Dollar Day
Specials by Number
No. 1
1 Hen, nice and fat
7 Mock Chicken lega
1 lb. our own
Sausage
All for
No. 3
4 lb, Purola Shortening
1 lb. Ground Beef
(Not Hamburger)
2 lb. Veal Shoulder Steak
All for
No. 2
4 lb. Stcor Beef
Roast
1 lb. Apox Woineri
1 qt, Kraut
All for
No, 4
3 lb. Lamb Stow
1 lb. Little Pig Sausages
(Our own make)
1 lb. Sliced Bacon
All for