Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1938, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC STX lEDFORD MATL TKTBTjyE, "NfEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1938. TO FIGHT IT'S PURE DICTATORSHIP . NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (AP) Repre sentative John J. O'Connor (D.. N. V.) hoe picked up "the gage which the president has thrown down" and pledges himself to fight the admin istration "purge" which he oalls "an escalator, to dictatorship." ' "Let's have It out," he said .In a toroadcast address last night. "If the people of the United States desire to extend an Invitation to a dictator ship, we should know about It Just as speedily as possible. . His speech was a roply to the statement of President Roosevelt earlier In the week, calling for O'Con nor's defeat In the September primary election. O'Connor, seeking renoml natlon for a ninth term on both fiemocratlo and Republican tickets, will be opposed In the Democratic primary by a "100 per cent New Dealer," James H. Fay, deputy col lector of Internal revenue. "It Is not the challenge to me personally that matters," O'Connor said. "The president's attack on mo and other members of congress Is a challenge to America and Its present form of government "The repetitious disavowal of any desire to become a dictator cannot be taken at full faith when actions evidence the contrary," he aald. Fall Hose Hues Cleverly Shown In M. M. Window Whoever heard of a fall style show of stockings? Probably no one until they viewed the window display at the M. M. Department store at 320 East Main street, for here Is truly something new and different In the fashion world. Smartly clothed mannequins made of beaver board and gowned in fan clothes of the latest hues, display Cinderella hose of harvest shades. Stockings, which are so Important an Item In milady's wardrobe, are appealing In harvest shades of pump kin, beaver, yam, pecan ana many others. The very olever window display of the "style show" was created by John Boyl of the M. M. Department store personnel. PORTLAND, Aug. IB. (P un' explained skull fracture caused the death at the U. 8. veterans' hospital yesterday of Roy F. Larson, 40, Mos cow, Idaho. An Investigation was or dered. Larson was admitted to the hospital Wednesday. YoUR drainboard may b a haven for millions of danger- HI nnnv HI r a ll ou 9rm unless hyglenlcally Usui i i i ,u uovuviimi uiaiu- fect, remove numerous stains from tile, enamel, porcelain, wood surfaces ... give your family this added health pro- I teetton. Clorex hat many Important personal and other uses. Simply follow directions on the label. iyjAH:lMA'l.l:l:M!WJI.l!MIHJ!Ml.l.limn?1?l IS 1 IF li V 1 ll H I I I I IV :IH!Himii.iliW:MilMI.Mi I, J ij i j ji li II : Ji'j.M-u.iJjj.i.i.i.'.iii.iJ r nniTifin r-r nnrn Menus of the Day KK Ml MK BATTLE NATIVES By Mra. Alexander Oeorje FRUIT CUSTARD DINNER Breakfast Menu: Cantaloup Ready-Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream Poached Eggs French Toeet Coffee Luncheon Menu: Deviled Egg Salad . Bread Butter Chocolate Cooklea Sliced Peaches Tea Dinner Menu: Broiled Laqib Chops Creamed Peaa Browned Eggplant Bread Orape Jelly 1 Sliced Tomato Fruit Custard Coffee Fruit Custard Dinner Deviled Egg Salad 4 hard-cooked eggs, diced cup diced celery 1-3 cup diced cucumben 2 tablespoons chopped onion 3 tablespoons ch6pped green peppers 3 tablespoons chopped sour pickles 2 tablespoons chopped olives (op tional) Vi teaspoon salt Y4 teaspoon papri'A 1-3 cup salad dressing 3 tablespoons chill sauce Mix and chill ingredients. Serve In a bowl lined with salad green. Drowned Eggplant 1 eggplant 4 tablespoons salt 1 egg or 3 yolks 8 tablespoons milk 14 cup cornmeal teaspoon pepper 5 tablespoons fat Remove skin from eggplant and cut It Into one-Inch slices. Sprinkle with salt and let stand for one hour, Rinse off In cold water. Beat egg and milk together. Dip eggplant slices Into egg and then Into cornme&l. Sprinkle with pepper. Brown In fry ing pan. Cover. Cook until tender- Fruit Custard 1-8 cup granulated sugar 8 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt 3 egg yolks, beaten v 1 cup pineapple juice 14 cup orange Juice 8 tablespoons lemon Juice cup water cup diced pineapple 1-3 cup sliced oranges 3 egg whites, beaten Blend thoroughly the sugar, flour and salt. Add yolks, fruit juices and water. Cook In a double boiler until thickened, stirring frequently. Cool. Fold In other Ingredients. Chill. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. JERUSALEM, Aug. 10. (AP) A fresh battle between Britain's scrappy Irish Guards and kilted Scotsmen of the Black Watch and an Arab guerilla band today brought the casualty list for two days of bloody conflict to 95 dead and hundreds wounded. Toay's conflict occurred on the plain of Sharon and followed closely yesterday's battle on the outskirts of Acre. The two days' fighting was the heaviest the Holy Land has seen In the current reign or bloodshed. which became serious July 6. j Sixty Arabs were killed 00 near.1 Acre and at least 10 In the Sharon battle and hundreds wounded In the two engagements, while five Brit ish soldiers lost their lives. Thirteen Britons were wounded. The Sharon battle started near Kalklyeh, an Arab center, when a patrol of the Irish Guards was am bushed and a British army motor truek damaged when It passed over a land mine. Two Die In Crash SEATTLE, Aug. 10. (F) An auto truck collision took two lives when the two machines came together last night near Duvall, south of Monroe. William McCall, 33, Snohomish, and Carl McNeill, about 30, Everett, were the victims. Gordon McNeill, 28, a brother, was In a critical condition later. Eagle Point EXPERT ADVICE and TREATMENT for all scalp and hair diseases. ETHELWYN'S BEAUTY SALON , EAGLE POINT, Aug. 19. (Bpl.) Gordon Ware, national representative of the Townsend plan, spoke at the Eagle Point Townsend club meeting, Monday evening. All agreed that Mr. Ware Is one of the best speakers to ever be heard here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley made a business trip to Apple gate Monday. Bert and Wayne Whatey returned Thursday from Blue Rock canyon, where they had been picking huckle berries. The writer did not learn how many they brought back. Mrs. Roy Ashpole and Mrs. Emma Rader attended' the Women's club at the home of Mrs. James Owens on Antelope, Wednesday and report s very pleasant day. The house, woodshed and garage on the old Brltt place below Eagle Point burned to the ground last Sun day evening, with all the contents A family by the name of Ad kin were living In the house and are left destltue by the disaster. Mr. and Mrs. John Ragsdale. Mabel Ragsdale, Chester Robertson and Mrs. Whipple left Wednesday for Portland to be gone' several days. Among out-of-town traders In Eagle Point Thursday were Wm. Hansen of Brownsboro and 8. H. Hutchison of above Trail. It was just recently announced that Lucille Coy, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sam Coy of this place, and Bruce Merrlfleld of Medford were married in Yreka, Cel., July 28, and are making! their home In Medford. Best wishes and congratulations are extended them. Mrs. James McTodd returned to her home in Portland last Friday, ' afer a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ocar Palm and husband. Betty Albert of Butte Falls Is a house guest of Frances Davidson for a few days. Roy Ashpole and son Donald sr Installing another gasoline pump. Mrs. Prank Brown. Mrs. George Holmes, Mrs. P. J. Robinson and Mrs. Wm. Crandall drove over to Big Rock lodge on Rogue river, where they spent the afternoon calling on Mrs. P. E. Cook, a former resident of this place, last Wednesday. The first play, a comedy, he.i !a the new Grange hall last Friday evening, drew a good crowd, and It was reported by all who saw It as being the btst of Its kind 6ver jjtven In Eagle Point. Much credit la ex tended Mrs. Roy Stanley for her conscientious work In producing It. - Phone 543. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. I $Se. BlheaBVBVBalBHHBaMMaVBMHBWHMBj v rwfJS " -YET Sim get it at Safeway Mnfrway More. Inc. Cnllf. j ; jm. - in l f f( Prices Effective Saturday and Monday August 20 and 22 in Medford and Central Point APRICOTS Del Monte, packed In rich, delicious syrup 2! tins 2 for 29c ing the bell, hit the spot, f ilf the bill cell it whet you wish Safeway Values DO make Higher Living Standards possible. Consistently lower prices on known brands every day makes your grocery bill less! It pays to shop Safeway regularly I Maximum tall tins Harvest Blossom for pancakes that melt In your mouth 9 lb. bag 43c tvllLEt FARINA Rolled 0ats"9lbbag39 Albers Peacock brand 317 9 bas 3 lef SCOT TISSUE Soft as old linen. 3 : SCOT TOWELS, for 3 rolls faJl 10m 2 for . kitchen use. WHITE KING TOILET SOAP 4 bars PALMOLIVE SOAP Wash the face for beauty, with OK WWW 19c Palmolive 4 bars . OXYDOL Get the thrifty big package Oft I today. Pkg. CUC( CRISC0 Delicate flavored sweet Crisco will bring out the C3 true rich flavor. 3 lb. tinwOC PEAS Goody Goody No. 2 tins. 3 for Dozen 95c C0EN Lindy Cream Style Gol den Bantam, No. 303 oc 3 for lm3 1 Dozen 98 ? 29c tins. TOMATOES Josephine stand ard pack, grown in cr. Rogue River val. 3 for kvC Dozen 9S PEANUT BUTTER OK real roast. 21b. jar CO C MARSHMALLOWS Fluffiest, in cello bag. Fresh as , 4 the dawn. 1 lb. bag I UC PINEAPPLE Libby's Tidbits. 8 oz. tins. 2 for I wU TOMATO JUICE Del Rogue. OC No. 1 tall tins. 6 for b3C CORN BEEF HASH Libby's. No. l2 tins, 4 Cm 2 for I UC S0AP-0.K. 4Q. extra large bar, 6 bars Iww ALL GREEN ASPARAGUS Libby or Del Monte 9C No. 2 tins COG 39c FRUIT SALAD Del Monte or Libby QP No. 1 tins 2 for WC FRUIT COCKTAIL Dainty Mix, , OC No. 1 tins 2 for bWC CORN MEAL Albers Peacock, white or yellow OKi 9 lb. bag C3G MAYONNAISE Aristocrat Qt. jars SALAD DRESSING or . . SANDWICH SPREAD QC Aristocrat. Qt. jars www SWANSD0WN CAKE OCa 9U MATCHES Favorite 6 box carton CRACKERS Sunshine or N.B.C. Snow-flakes 2 lb. pkg. HONEY Stewart's Alfalfa and JQ. Clover. 5 lb. tin 53C FLOUR Lg. Pkg- 17c 27c PEACHES We call to rour attention the ex tremely low prices on fancy pack nationally advertised and nationally known brands of peaches. Safeway brings yon these new low prices nnd you will saye by tnklng advantage of them. Del Monte or Libby Bnmdl 8 08. tins No. 1 tins No. 2 tins No. 2'2 tins 4 for 25 3 for 29 2 for 25t 2 for 29 Halves of Gold Peaches No. 214 tins 2 for 25 Wft SATrTY fl DEPARTMENT SATURDAY ONLY Glads, doz. 19c BANANAS . . 3 lbs. 10c Golden Ripe SPUDS . . 10 lbs. 15c No. 1 White Rose WATERMELON . lb. 1'4c Ripe, Sweet TOMATOES . 5 lbs. 10c Rogue River's Field Run GRAPES . . 3 lbs. 13c Thompson Seedless LETTUCE . 2 heads 15c Large, Solid Dependable Meats STEAKS Each 5c BEEF POT ROAST Ib.mc Pork Sausage Bojjng gggf Hamburger short Rib or Brisket lb. 1 2ic lb.9ic Bologna, Liver Sausage lb. 19c Frankfurters Sauerkraut lb. 19c qt. 5c FLOUR Kitchen Craft 49 lb. bag..... $1.39 Uy2 lb. bag 79 Harvest Blossom 49 lb. bag . $1.29 .24 lb. bag 69 Anchor 49 lb. bag ?1.19 9 lb. bag 37 Air Light Flour 49 lb. bag 950 COFFEE Airway 3 lbs. 39 Nob Hill 2 lb3. 39 Edwards Dependable, 2 lb. tin ...45 SUGAR Extra fine cane 100 lb. bag $5.05 10 lb. bag 52t Fine granulated 100 lb. bag $4.98 10 lb. bag 50