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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1937)
W,TTFOTtT ArATTj TRTBTTNTF!, . rFD'FORD, (TREGO.:. FRTDAY, OflTOBFT? 3. .0T7. P-TOE THREE Postal Inspector Makes Photo of Arctic Circle A man wit In Medford today who uld he has a photograph of the Arctic circle. . School booka may say that the Arctic circle Is an Imaginary line, but Judge Wood, poatofflce Inspector, avers he has a photo of It. This is how tt happened: At a certain place In Alaska a reindeer fence exactly parallels the Arctic cir cle for 35 or 40 miles. From an air plane the fence looks like a thin white line. When he was on a post office Inspection trip in Alaska re cently, Mr. Wood photographed the fence from a plane. Now, he de clares, he has a photo of the Arctic circle, bringing the Imaginary line Into actuality. During his mwnt Inspection trip to the Arctic territory, Mr. Wood covered about 4 1 ,000 miles, mostly by atr. He left Seattle on June 36 and was back on September 3. Alaska's problem has been trans portation and that has now been solved by aviation, Mr. Wood said. Plane schedules now cover the ter ritory and the service la more ef ficient than in continental United States, he asserted. As an example of the Improved transportation facilities, Mr, Wood , cited a trip he made from Pair banks to Nome, a distance of about 800 miles. By steamer on tLo Tukon j the trip used to require 31 days. Mr. t Wood said he left Fairbanks one j day by plane at 7 a. m., made eight stops. Inspected seven postofflces and j had supper In Nome. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Oct. 8. (Spl.) Louis Kinney made- a business trip to Prospect Sunday evening, return ing home Monday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 8traus expect to move soon onto the old Fisher place. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dusen berry will move Into the house va cated by them on the Coffey place. ' Mary McDowell has returned home after spending the past two months working in a Medford packing house. John Hoist has been on the sick list lately but Is considerably Im proved at this time. Miss Rosellen McMartln of Red Bluff, Calif., attended the Grange booster night program as guest of Dorothy Straus and Mlldren Duggan. Mrs. Ana Carls took up her duties Monday as teacher of the upper grades In the Sams Valley school. Miss Alice Rudd left last week end for Eugene to enter University of Oregon. Mrs. Lloyd Clark of Evans Creek visited Snturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McDonough. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Briggs and R. E. Nealon of Table Rock were here Wednesday helping with the work on the Grange hall. Mrs. May Payne and have moved into their new home recently constructed Just north of the school house. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of Gold Hill were callers at the Duggan and Smith homes Saturday evening and Sunday. Burle and Norman Burreson and James McDonough were hunting on Evans creek Sunday with no success. Friends here of Walter Cota were surprised to learn of his recent mar riage to Miss Vesta Hall in Klamath Falls. Miss Hall was a teacher In the Sams Valley schools several years ago. The Dick Richman hammer mill of Central Point finished chopping a large stack of hay on the Straus ranch this week. vSeveml local farmers have started their fell seeding since the recent Tains. W. C. McDowell Is under the doc tor's care with a severe case of In fection in his arm. Everyone Is Invited to attend the play, "Love In a Fog," to be pre sented October 15 by students of the local high school. Small admission. Closing time (or loo Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Prospect PROSPECT. Oct. 6. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jantzer returned Sun day from a hunting trip in eastern j Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ballen and daughter of Grants Pass spent the j week end at the Elmer Clemens home I here. Mr. Mid Mrs. Frank Woodley of Olendale were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grieve spent Monday in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clark of Medford were wek-end guests at the Bruce Grieve home. .Nels Olson, Bald Mountain look out, took up winter residence on Elk creek Wednesday. Prospect Townsend club will meet Saturday night at the Nelson Nye home. On October 30 the club Is holding a Hallowe'en masquerade party at the same place, to which all members and friends are Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hedgepeth spent last week in Klamath county on u botanical trip. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bean left Satur day for near Klamath Falls, where Mr. Bean Is employed In the potato fields. They plan to be there several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrlch left Wed nesday for Portland to attend thr? stock show. , Mrs. Ray Zobel entertained the bridge club Friday afternoon. Aurora Seen j BEND, Ore., Oct. 8. (AP One of ' the most vivid displays of northern i ignis witnin tne memories oi pio neers unfolded for central Oregon residents last night. Pilot Butte and other points of vantage drew scores of people who watched spectacular celestial streamers rlso toward the zenith from tli? northern horizon. Schilling a v s pure 1 V S ' . 'aniiia Qjieety of the kitchen SIRLOIN STEAK as lb. 23c VEAL ROAST .8r lb. 15c VEAL STEAK "sr lb. 17c BREAST (HEAL lb. 10c LEGS OF MUTTON lb. 17y2c SHOULDERS OF MUTTON lb. 13c MUTTON STEW lb. 9c Rolled Rump Roast is lb. 20c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Our trucks are making daily trips from Klamath Falls with thoso long-keeping NETTED GEM POTATOES which we are selling for 90c per hundred delivered any place in the city free. After our customers have their winter potatoes put away we may handle some of the cheaper grades for immediate use. Sweet Span. Onions 50 lb. bag 69c 101b. bag 15c Rose City Celery, lg. white. . . .2 for 15c Bunch Vegetables, loc. lg. bun., 3 for 10c Bell Peppers, extra lg. local, ea 2c Local Apples box 85c DeHcicus or Bennetts Sweet Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 .... 6 lb. 25c Grapefruit, fancy Sunkist 6 for 25c WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE-AND ECONOMISE AT HIOLLOWAY'S RELIABLE GEPCEEY W. A; H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 INDEPENDENT NO AFFILIATIONS PHONE 20 Our store is brimming full of NEW PACK ROYAL CLUB Food Products bought at the lowest prices of the year, so we are holding another semi-annual CANNED FOOD SALE to pass these big savings on to our customers. Come in tomorrow and see this fine merchandise cut and sampled. BIG FREE DEMONSTRATION TOMORROW CANS OPENED FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND SAMPLING RUammmniomittihi S ennui-Annual Sale ROYAL CLUB riWWO rrr"km fcnteal! . hat tea -5FSfe... 11 U U Saturday Jj Experienced Order Clerks Serve You. Just Call 20 and Monday Oct. 9 and 11 BUY IN QUANTITIES FOR BIGGER SAVINGS : Cans ROYAL CLUB slM s Dotf n in PER case Can Canti Cans Cans Case Cream style Gol. Bant. Corn Whole Kern. Gol. Ban. Corn Whole String Beans. Cut Stringless Beans . Spinach Pumpkin Dainty Dimple Peas. Solid Pack Tomatoes. Tomato Juice Tomato Sauce Melba Halves Peaches. Sliced Yel. Cling Peaches . Sliced Pineapple Apricots Bartlett Pears Grapefruit Minced Clams Red Alaska Salmon. Wet Pack Shrimp. Crab Meat Tuna Fish 2s 2s 2s 2s 28 2s 2s 2ls Is 8 oz. 2s 2s 2s 2s 2s Is 5 i oz. is 38c 75c $1.47 24 43c 85c $1.65 24 47c I 94c $1.83 I 24 41c I 81c $1.59 24 47c 94c $1.83 24 32c j 63 c $1.23 24 45c I 90c $1.77 24 39c 78c $1.53 24 21 42c 80c I 48 12c 24c 46c I 72 56c $1.11 $2.19 24 56c j $1.11 $2.19 24 68c $1.35 $2.64 I 24 65c I $1.29 $2.52 24 65c $1.29 $2.52 24 41c ! 81c $1.59 24 56c 83c $1.11 $1.65 $2.19 $3.22 48 48 57c I $1.14 I $2.24 24 87c I $1.73 ! $3.40 53c ! $1.05 $2.06 48 $2.84 $3.20 $3.54 $3.08 $3.54 $2.38 $3.42 $2.96 Other Special Savings Trocolb.19c-2ibs.37c Swan's Down pkg. 25c THE BETTER CAKE FLOUR Calumet . lb. can 21c Cocoanut . . . can 10c BAKER'S SOUTHERN STYLE $3.08 $2.70 $4.20 $4.20 Schilling Tea Black, 12 lb. 35c r 111 nf may ureen, Y2 id, toe L $3.12 $4.88 $4.88 $3.08 $8.40 CHEF'S CHOICE, LB. CAM $12.48 $8.64 $7.92 Raviolis . . 2 cans 23c Silk Tissue Toilet Paper 1000 Sheet Rolls 4 for 23c Royal Club Peanut Butter, 1 lb. glass jar . .19c Royal Club Jell Powder, all flavors. ,.,..,.,... .3 packages 14c Royal Club Catsup, 14 oz. bottle 2 for 27c Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb. tin 28c. 3 lb. tin 79c SEE OUR SPECIAL ROYAL CLUB WINDOW m UIUS itt-vtgtfabl. ihorttnlnfl TRIPLE'CRtAMtUX 3lb.cn 59c lib. can 21c CAKE TESTER gm with dpry HONEY 5 lb. pail 47c I X L Beans . lb. can 1 0c WITH CHILI COLLEGE INN SOUPS, SPAGHETTI 1 flf OR RICE DINNER. CAN .. I UC Kitchen Queen Flour 49 lb. sk SI .69 Finest Fruits & Vegetables Utah Celery, each .... 10c EXTRA LtKOE Cauliflower, each 13c LARC.E HEAT. FANCY Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. . 19c NO. 1 FANCY Egg Plant, each 5c F.XTIM I.ARflE Here's Something Different for your table Endive Celery Root Swiss Chard Grn. Lima Beans ? Kohl Rabi Savoy Cabbnije CSTTY MEAT FREE DELIVERY Any Size Order 121 North Central. Phone 324 FANCY MILK FED BABY BEEF Steak, Sirloin, RoundorTBonelb. 30c Roast lb. 18c - Rib Boil lb. 15c Rolled Prime Rib Roast lb. 2gc Shoulder of Pork Roast lb. 2e
