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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1938)
in7TvrrTm urATr TTjrRTTOTT Tvnrrvi7ftT?n. OTJT.onV. TTfTD AY. .TTTLT. 29. 1938. IP AGT5 TWO v'-i ' mo'" ''''"', Bsg NEWNURSERYIS FOR 1938 BEGUN BY PEAR BUREAU BBATTLS, wn. (SpU Two Ore-gon-Wthlngton-Callforol Fur Bu reau committee! met nere recently to plan Uie new KMotT work. The advertising committee, headed by J. W. Hebert of lamma, develop ed plane Tor release ol advertising to be submitted to a trustees' meet ing soon for epprovsl. Philadelphia and Chicago were suggested as the primary cities for advertising concen tration this next season, since they both have potentialities which the bureau feels have not been developed due to lack of funds and manpower. Milwaukee will be covered out of r'hi'ftfffv nt. Tstuia enrf New York-are tiie secondary cities for bureau work. The Twin cities snd several souin eastern markets an next In Una. con tact work to be done In conjunction with Pacific Northwest Fruits in or der to effect economies. Roy Webster, eastern manager of the near bureau, will not be station ed in any one eastern city but first will go to Philadelphia, If the ad vertising committees' recommenda tions are aocepted by the trustees. He will cover other cities by trips out of Philadelphia but in the Quaker City he will help with promoting pears In food shows, nawspapera and other media. The trade in Philadel phia is enthusiastically making plans for cooperating with the bureau. Mew display material was reviewed by the committee which also heard part of the script lor the pear mov ins oleture which Is In preparation. The other group which met here was the committee on third grade pears, headed by B. A. Perham, nt Yakima, Considerable discussion cen tered around creation of a third grade to remove from the market a large quantity of poor quality pears which at present an termed un classified." These low-quality pears tend to break the prices for extra fancy and fancy peara and the gov ernment insists before any subsidy can be applied this season that some thing be done to remove ti e lsrge qusltlty of "unclassified from the msrket. The findings of the committee have been referred to the agricultural ad justment administration for consid eration. Porter Taylor, chief of crops. was invited to come west to meet with representatives of the fruit in dustry. Those who attended the meeting included David Wood, Medford. 4 MEN ARE UNHURT IN ODD CAR MISHAP WOODBUBN (UP) Four Wood burn men have been counting them selves lucky since they escaped un injured from an automobile accident caused by lightning. When their car was struck, Al Hopkins, driver, was paralyzed and could not control It. The mRchlne ran off the road and crashed Into a rocky projection. The men were dazed for about an hour and a half and then expert' enced chills and nervousness which lasted for- some time. The radio In the car was not damaged by the bolt. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada E JOB PLACEMENT iS 65 PER CENT OVER SALEM, July 20. (P) June Job placements exceeded those of May by 83 per cent, the state unemployment compensation commission reported i:ere today. Placements for the three months ending June 30 totaled 12,277. of which 3013 were women and 10.265 men with 848 of the latter veterans. The June total was 0019, of which 4020 were men and 090 women while In May the total was 3037 divided be tween 2608 men and 420 women. In April the total waa 3221 with 3837 men and 884 women. Nine per cent of the male place ments over the U'.ree months period were veterans, while 17 per cent of those going back to work were wo men. The Portland area accounted for 2968 or 84 per cent of the total Marshfleld was second with 1300 or 12 per cent; Klamath Falls third witn lots nr a nep cent and Astoria fourth with 778 or 6 per cent. Agriculture aDsornea m per cent f thnu nlnrj.fl In June. Public con struction took 28 per cent, lumber manufacture 17 per ceni, anu iou manufacturing 12 per cent. ABOUT RATTLESNAKE THE DALLES (OP) Albert Ha zen eaya he values his dog at ISO, although the other night he Just couldn't make the animal keep quiet. In search oi a cool place to sleep, the Hazan family placed their beds under a tree at their home In the Mill creek district. After they re tired the dog started barking and would not stop. Then Hazen heard a buzzing sound. He went In the house, got a flash light and shotgun and killed a large rattlesnake Just a few feet from where his son bad been sleep ing. ENROLLMENT GAIN PARTY WILL SEEK IS SHOWN AT SONS SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Ashland, July 20 (Special) Enrollment gain for the second session at the normal school touted 81 students on the last day of registration, an Increase of ap proximately 40 per cens over u corresponding period for last year, with the total enrollment at 110. The Increase Is largest In ths sec ond year teacher training students and In graduate teachers taking ad vanced courses. Nineteen students ontered the second session who were not enrolled for the first six weeks. T,. -mmi. vhnnl Will ClOSe AU- gust 19. to be followed by a month's vacation before tne jaii verm vyvua on September 19. Inoreased offerings In the lower division field are ex pected to attract a larger enrollment in thla department for the year 1938-39 RE A traveling recruiting party for the TJ, 8. marine corps will visit Medford on Wednesday, August 3, 1938. Ssr geanta John W. Oranthsm and Wil liam B. Simmons, U.S.O., will mako tuslr headquarters at the Medford post office building from 11:30 a. m. until 2:00 p.m. Purpose of the visit It to contact applicants for enlistment in tha ma rines and to answer all Inquiries re garding service with the marines. Accepted applicants may accom pany the recruiters to Portland where they will be given their physical ex amination: end, If found fit: they will be enlisted Immediately and transferred to tne Marine Corps Base, San Diego. California for their pre liminary training. There are especially good opportun ities for advancement in the marines for young men who have finished hlgii school. PLANNED AT O.S.C. CORVALLIS, July 29. (Pi A new nursery school located on the main Mnnm nf Ore eon state college will be constructed Here In time for opening early In tne iaii term as a result of action by the state board of higher education, college officials announced today. The new building will replace Covell house, a remodeled residence that has been operated by the school of home economics for the past 11 years. It will be a two-story building. The cost, to be met from student building fee funds, will not exceed $10,000. . . A nursery school Is maintained by the sci-.ool of home economics throughout the college year and the summer sesslcn as port of the In structional facilities. When estab lished here 'In the summer of 1928 it waa one of the first such schools In the west. THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS,, - One SHOPPING STOP For Everything Home Purity Bakery Bread and cakes like mother made For your Sunday dinner or your outing dinner three fine cakes: Lemon Butter Harlequin Betty Crocker Angel Cake 25 c- 29c 49c -59c Ar-rfn I J Scire them with your aslads a real treat. Why Shop Around for Bargains? Come First to Your Super-Food Markets! WATERMELONS! CANTALOUPES! FRESH FROM THE PATCH! FOUNTAIN REFRESHMENTS A Refreshing; Shopping Pause Ice Cold Watermelon, -J A a cood portion ,. . I v Banana Split : l Ice Cream, any O C kind, quart J c 15c OUR BIG Produce Truck has gone south for a load of Melons! Friday . morning before sun:up it will be on its way back with watermelons and cantaloupes . as fresh as melons can be. It won't be long before the fine home grown melons will be ready. Until then we shall try to furnish you with vine fresh melons from the . Southern ' patches, now but an over night drive from Medford. Every Melon . Guaranteed Both Ripe and Sweet. WATERMELONS 35 AVERAGE WEIGHT 22 POUNDS -EACH CANTALOUPES SIZE 36 4 for 25c SAVINGS In the SUPER FOOD MARKETS "FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST" Fountain Dinners Served from 1 1 a. m. to 8 p. m. 25c and 29c Armours Star Corned Beef, No. 1 can 17c Armours Star Liver Spread, No. i can 10c Armours Star Hamburger, No. 1 can . . 10c Armours Star Corned Beef Hash No. 1 can 10c Armours Star Old Fashioned Beef Stew, can 23c Kingans Pork Sausage, can ,. .23c Pent House Raviolas, No. 1 tall can. . .10c Thompsons Chocolate Malted Milk, 1 pound can 38c Eagle Brand Milk, can . ..... . . .19c Elbow Cut Macaroni, 3 pounds . 14c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, pkg. 7c Kelloggs Bran flakes, pkg. 10c Kelloggs All Bran, pkg. 21c Shredded Ralston, 2 pkgs. 23c Wheaties, 2 pkgs. 21c Mothers Oats (choice of premium) pkg 25c Z-MOR-U Coffee Ground to suit your coffee maker Pound 23c 2 pounds 45c S & W Salad Vegetables No. 1 tall can . . . 24c (The Finest) S & W Julienne (Shoe string) Beets, No. 2 can . . . 14c Wesson Oil, quart can . . . 38c Snowdrift Shortening 3 pound can . . . 51c Goody Goody Peas No. 2 can 10c Sperry Rolled Oats, 3 lb. pkgs. (No Premium) 18c Sperry Wheat Hearts, 28 oz. pkg. Corn Kix, 2 pkgs Rippled Wheat, 3 pkgs Sunshine Taffy Kisses, 4-lb. pkg. (Assobti.H) . .22c ..25c . .25c . .15c Edgemont Cheez-it Wafers, pkg He Royal Gelatin Dessert Powder, 3 pkgs. 14c Strained Honey (new local) 5 lb. pail 39c Pure Lemon Juice, 8 oz. can 10c Campbells Tomato Soup, 3 cans . . , ...20c GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS 6th at Central 6th at Grape Savings Without 8elf -Denial GATES & LYDIARD ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone: East Side 752 . West Side 423 Super Meat Markets Quality Controlled Meats FOR ANY AND ALL OCCASIONS THE COLD MEAT Plate Is The Vogue! IN THE leading magazines will be found beautiful color illustrations of cold meat plates. Beside furnishing the most enjoyable food cold luncheon meats add a touch of color not possible with any other meats. The Woman's Home Companion for August carries a beautiful full color picture of a fine assortment. This picture is in our windows and in both meat markets. We can duplicate any plate illustrated in any magazine.-' It isn't often that style and economy go hand in hand. The cold meat plate is one of the exceptions. " Woman's Home Companion cold plate meats as pictured; CQ Service for eight ....... J L 30 Same meats for four . . Other Very Attractive Plates, ample service for six, from a pound of assorted luncheon meats 25, Hubers Bologna or Liver Sausage, pound . . Veal Loaf (our own) pound Wisconsin Swiss Cheese pound Sweet Pickles (Knights) pint Swift's Ready Cooked Circle S Picnics (ready to serve) part or whole, pound ... J D Hormels Spam 12 oz. can Pure Vegetable Shortening, 4 pounds I8 25 33. 15. 27 44 Quality Controlled STEER BEEF Chuck Roast 1 r pound I JQ Boneless Cubes OA pound ZrUC Short Ribs 1 Oi pound I Z12C Ground Steer Beef .1 ff pound I -?C FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - 2 FREE PARKING LOTS - - Opposite West Side Market - Next To East Side Market
