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!HEDFOTtD MATL TRTBT7ND, MEDFOTOT, QREGOy, FRIDAY; JULY 22. 1938. BADGER STATERS ducive to sleep, and that he often visitors were Everett Russell, Oravos drews and son Allan and Helen Oman of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. A. JACKSONVILLE'S PLEA forwarded to Washington: Oregon Waterworks systen. at Jacksonville, grant, 133.600; loan. EXPERTS ARRIVE TO BATTLE FIRE SEATTLE, July 33. (P) In ans wer to an emergency call, three spe cialist In fire fighting left Here to day by airplane (United Air Lines) tor Medford, Ore., to work an a blace near the Redwood ranger station In stayed In the refrigerator before go creek miner, and his mother, Mia. Alice Russell from Independent. Ing home In the evening. Mr. 8chu- L. Daley of Medford, Ralph Haymxii and family of Salem, Mahal Oodson of Central Point and Clark Payee Lupe Velez Files Third Divorce In Spat with Johnny LOS ANGELES, July 33. IP) The third divorce suit of Lupe Vc lez, Mexican actress, against John ny Weissmuller, movie Tarzanann former swimming champion, was on file today. She charged mental cruelty. Two previous suits, filed In 1934 and 1936, were dropped. Lupe Is going socn to New York to appear In a stage play, and It may be that a reconciliation can be ef fected, later on. Lupe says no. They were married In 1933. Lupe sold In her complaint that Johnny was sullen and morose, snubbed her friends and was un reasonably Jefllous of hfr. der, with hi wife and son Henry and daughters Angellne and Marjory, Kans., who spent the night at Bea 37.600; total cost, 160.000. Water works system at Halfway, grant 543; total cost 14.640. E ver Sulphur camp ground. FOR WATERWORKS AID and Albert Oandt of Los Angeles, had been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Butte visitors Sunday of Ashland, Henry Pawlowskl on Jacksonville hill. All enjoyed picnicking at McKee were Mr. and Mr. E. B. Milne of Champagne As Hair Tonle LONDON (UP) The latest de. vice for beautifying women's hair being used In Oreat Britain Is a fountain which throws out a sprsy Medford and the Utters mother, Weather Adds Bumps ORLANDO. Pie. (UP) Dry weath or here had Its effect on city em ploye. Mayor Sam Y. Way ordered TO MORE TO LUG Mrs. Alice Shurtleff of Portland, who Bridge forest park Saturday after noon. visited Mrs. Milne brothor, Hugh Shurtleff, lookout. A picnic group at Wagner Gap guard station Tuesday evening In cluded John Root. Bert Thlerolf, DolTlS Southwlck and jAnnnn flnla.i.t Miss Marjory Schuder. unable to cope with an undercurrent In the city employes driving through Or of champagne. One of the fountains lando street to holt their cars and replace bricks found standing on end In the street. The paving bricks ha been Installed In a West End salon and dozens of magnums are being used weekly. PORTLAND, July 33. (AP) C. O. swimming hole, was rescued from Hockley, regional director of the BIO APPLEGATE, July VI. (Spl.) While local people ro railing at the hot weather, Wisconsin folk come to Jackson county and think the cli mate 1 grand. It beats having to crawl Into the refrigerator after work ing hours, they think. Stephen Sohuder, a Milwaukee butcher, who left Monday after a short vacation In Oregon and California, said the hot Wisconsin nights were not con possible drowning by MUa Francee the Siskiyou National forest. They are John Kucera and Clyde Port, lifeguard, who happened to be at tho camp. Visitors Monday at Cinnabar look out where. Jack Crump Is In charge. Included 8. W. Spuhn of Princeton. N. J., head rowing coach at Yale, public works administration, advised of Medford. other guests of Fire were loosened by warm weather, which melted tar holding them In guard Robert Ottoman Sunday were Carmen and Jim Purvis, Virginia Haynes and A. O. Lawson of Hl!t, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scott of Lltde Applegate and their guest, Mrs. H. W. RObertSOn Of TflUnt Mr nnH Speeding 10 Cents a Mile CLEBURNE, Tex. (UP) A 10- northwest cities and communities today only 90 days remained to file Eaton, sector bosses; and Carl Ker- stetter, camp manager. They return ed to Seattle only last night from a rive-day struggle on the North Bend. Wash., fire. place. applications for construction funds. t Forty Years on M. P. MELBOURNE (UP) Dr. Maloney. centt-a-mlle fine Is being levied on local automobile speeders under or Thl year's PWA regulations estab lished midnight, September 30, as the filing deadline. Work must start prior to January 1 and projects ders of Mayor W. H. Ooldsmlth. The first offender, charged with driving 36 miles an hour, was fined and his father, Paul Spuhn of Orlf- member of the House of Representa tives In Victoria for 30 years, claims fin creek, whom he Is visiting. Both were much Interested In the lookout Tho plane, iilch ordinarily flies over Medford, made a special stop here . Thursday to discharge the fire control specialists. Mrs. Rnlph Swartsley and son Bert. must be substantially completed by June 30, 1040. the Empire Parliamentary long ser-. ana jwr. ana Mrs. joy swartslcy of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard An .60 which the man elected to serve system of forest protection. Oth-sr vice record. Dr. Maloney celebrated 1 his 84th birthday recently. In Jail. The following applications will be PAGE TWO' 1 THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" - One SHOPPING STOP For Everything- IT'S ALWAYS COOL At' Your GROCETERIAS T'S NEVER too hot to shop in comfort at your Groceterias. We have waited for this prolonged hot spell before telling how We assure rnnlnp in nnv IrlnJ ,..,, iU r - -- vsl ouiiuiicjr vYccxLiicr. tt c wanted to be sure the insulation of both Groceteria build ings would really keep down the temperature. . . . Well, it does! Last year we heavily insulated both attics at consider able expense, but the 1937 summer didn't really test it. This year our highest store temperature has not reached 90 de greeifr?m 12 t0 20 degree8 coIer than street temperature. That is one reason for having our stores completely en closed. It's cooler, which affords protection against dry wilt of fruits and vegetables. Most of all it protects all foods against dust and insects. It's always cool and clean at your Groceterias. Home Purity Bakery Bread and cakes like mother made Princess White Cake A three-layer white cake with fondant, orange, both icing and filler. 25c 59c Molasses Taffy Cake Three-layer molasses and brown sugar cake topped with a taffy ioing. 25c 59c Home Purity Cookies For the bedtime snack cookins with n glass of ice cold milk. 2 dozen 25c Fruits & Vegetables Freshest Where Sold Fastest ... 19c ALL ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY - SUNDAY - MONDAY ' MWarm Weather Savings In the Groceterias "FOOrVv ARFT FDi7QUI7CT Yurnr oai n r- a nnrr, Utah or Rose City Celery, 2 for tanrj, large and rreh. Cantaloupes r r Fancy 31's 4 for ZjC Vegetable Salad 4 r package JC firhlr .hrmilrd vegetables rrailr for )our Home Purltv Ma.TonnaUe. The Salad is Free with a quart of Home Purity QO Mayonnaise J7C Elbow Cut Macaroni 3 lb. pkg. 15c Dickinsons Grape Juice, pint 19c; quart 35c Del Monte Grapefruit Juice . . No. 2 can 10c (Cholre of Sweetened or Natural I'nsirertened) Bisquick . large package 28c Sperry Pancake Flour . 4 lb. bag 25c Hersheys Chocolate Syrup. . . 16 oz. can 10c (Make fine sundaes at home) Hersheys Cocoa 1 lb. can 12c (Icrd cocoa Is fteltcloti) Lucky Sail Crab Meat No. can 15c Merrimac Whole Unpeeled Apricots, No. 21 can 17c Del Monte Fruits for salad . . . .No. 1 tall can 14c Crater Lake fancy quality Green Ben No. 2 can 12c (Parked by the .Medford Cannerv) 0 Standard Oil Fly Spray, gallon can $1.12 quart can 35c o" TV if A if 1 ouoer Meat Markets j. Quality Controlled Meats DELICACIES YET ECONOMICAL SUMMER MEATS IITHAT could be finer than an evening VV dinner of delicious cold meats, notato salad and your favorite cold beverage? No work in the kitchen low cost, yet a mpjil fcvenr mpmher nf the fumilir will Tilnv Tho nenrpt. nf hnt. went.rtpi Minfnrt. lo ts eat sensibly and star out of the kitchen as mucn as possioie. When you can do this for less why not? Ready - To - Serve Cold Meats Minced Ham Veal Loaf Spiced ham . Pimiento meat loaf Variety Loaf ..... Corned Beef Cheese Loaf Specialty Loaf Chicken Loaf ..... Roast Beef Jellied Tongue . . . Pressed Ham Boiled Ham Trico Loaf Tomorrow a fine assortment 25c a pound Potato Salad . . . pint 1 5c crystal white Soap chips .... s ib. Pkg. 29c Luncheon Sausages Del Monte Florida Grapefruit . . .No. 2 can 12c Purex gallon jug 19c Van Camps Pork and Beans 20 oz. can 9c Pabst Cheese 2 lb. box 49c (Choir of Solw. Amrrlran or Cream rtrlrk) Home Purity Ice Cream Lemon Flake Chocolate Strawberry or Vanilla. qt. . 25c Stop in and get some for your Sunday dinner. Pen-Jell (fruit pectin) pW nc t Ftnt (nr 1111. ahJ i " " , . - 3 biiU jams i Bagley Standard Tomatoes, No. 2 can 3 for 25c Scoco Shortening 4 lb. pail 49c (Pure Vegetable) Rinso. ... . . . . large pkg. 20c Lux Flakes large pkg. 22c Lux Toilet Soap 4 bars 23c Lifebuoy Soap 4 bars 23c Milan Favorite Salami W h a r. iiosner balami Braunschweiger (smok ed liver sausage) Cervalet Thuringer wuuneu oiuiinu i,iver sausage Bol ogna ... A fine assortment sliced readv 10 serve. 29c a pound Steer Beef Steak Day Tender and delicious thrnno-h nn.nt. ..-1 mu. -"--"6- luimui . . . i.Qone 1S.1D Loin nr Bminri 25c a pound Doles Pineapple Gems, No. 211 can 10c, No. 2 can 17c 'Morehouse Mustard, pint Jar 15c quart jar 23c (Enough for ny irlnrr mat Korn Kix 2 pkgs. 25c (The New Corn Cernl) SMOKED MEAT We are selling about 1 firm r.n,j. - " 01 iais ime navored Eastern Bacon. Not quite so light as a fancy breakfast uavor is unexcelled. Any Size piece lb. 25c A leaner grade same flavor lb. 29e GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS GATES & LYDIARD 6th at Central 6th at Grape Savings Without Self-Denial ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING Delivery of $1.00 Orders rnone: West Side 428 East Side 752 HENS Average weight 3;i to 3'i pounds. Each 59c FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE -2 FREE PARKING LOTS - - Opposite West Side Market - Next To East Side Market
