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P.AflK TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1939. Walter M.lsner of Olendsie. Oregon. month, he wU. be . ,....... . . .. .., nf Mrs. parachute Jump, hs has wniren ville hill, which they will opera- this winter. Fred Dorn returned from Portland recently, where he apent a short tlm, at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dorn. visiting his new granddaughter Nancy Let Dorn. ' resu to chart atm:pherlc condition, and the else of the reward the find er will receive upon sending It to Baltimore. Md., will depend upon Its condition. IdenU of Big Applegate, saving lo cated on the Herachell Allred prop erty. Mr. Michelle Is employed on the ERA road project on Thompson creek. as a gueat of the former's father-in-law. Wm. Buck. The Callfomlana devoted their time to bunting while here. Mucb lively discussion was brought forth In the parent education atudy club whlcb met Wednesday, supple menting the projects of the App'.e gate extension unit. Mrs. Helen Davis and Mrs. Audrey Crenshsw led the topic, "Ths Cooperatlvs Family,' with Mrs. John Black acting as chair man. BUCMb DUUUlf - e - atlves here. HcMullen's slater. Mrs. rrea ainuut Joe and Henry mottle, veteran miners of Ward's Ford section of the Applegate. have leased the Union service station on top of the Jackson Robert Lewis, son of Mrs. Gerald Buck, enrolled last month for train ing aa an aviation mechanic at March field near Riverside. Cal. In few Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mlchalls and son I T. O. McDmnlel and Sinclair Dob Norman of Jacksonville are new res- 1 bins of VacavUle spent last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMuIlen and CASCADE EXHIBIT IN AUTUMN DRESS Treasure Island, Oct. 20. (Spl) The gorgeous autumn coloring of the leaves and the equally gorgeous colors on the wild birds of the Wonderland court have been the lure that has attracted thousands to the Shasta-Cascade exhibit during the closing days of the fair. One of the melancholy aspects of the autumn surroundings, how ever, was the absence of the Wonderlnnd ranger who has es corted some 5,000 persons on daily tours through the exhibit, Lee B. Johnson, U. S. forest ranper, who has been with the exhibit all summer having checked out Sunday night and left for a two weeks vacation before reporting back to the Angeles forest. Visitors registering recently at the building from Jackson county included the following: Mrs. H. W. Conger, Nell Cator, J. H. Philpoti, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Owens, Mrs. M. N. Har rls, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kceney, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Bou telle, Richard Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mee, Mrs. Chester Fitch, Chester Fitch, Jr., Ruth Fitch, Mrs. Timothy Daily, Mrs. M. E. Royce, Ruby Lusk, Her man Lusk, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yost, R. L. Humphrey, George Hopkins, Robert Mullin, Mrs. Adclaid Swartz, Wm. Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Owen, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. L. Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bohncrt, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Everett, J. Duckett and family, Ronald Smith, Amy Smith, Jeanne Smith, Mn. Lcola Wright, Mrs. Walter E. Flynn, Allan Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Michael and Douglas Clark, Marjorie Fund sen. 1 GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS -ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING Big Applegate Big Applegate, Oct. 20. (Spl.) Norman Kubli is president of the student body in the Apple- ; gate grade school, according to "The Applcgater," school news paper printed monthly. Other student body officers Include Carolyn Benedict, vice-president; Jean Brown, secretary; Beverly Mee, treasurer. The September Issue of "The Applcgater" in cludes community and war news, as well as school notes. Carolyn Benedict is editor-in- chief, with the remainder of the staff comprised of Bobby Wallis, Silas Davis, Elinor Mee, Melvina Rowdcn, Georgia Benedict, Wes ley Surran, Bill Wright, Temple Rose and Lorraine Rowdcn. Mr. and Mrs. John Byrns nd daughters, Gladys and Evelyn, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Byrne, left Wednesday for Ban Fran cLsco to attond tha exposition. At Pinole they will be guests of John Byrne's sister, Mrs. Emmett O'Brien The group will return in a week. WllUs Scott, accompanied by friends from Tnlent, is spending sev eral dfiys hnntlnn In enatern OrcRon. Mrs. Barbara Jennings of Mcdford Is spending the week as a guest ot Mrs Bcott. Fred MrPherson of Medford Is In chnrwe of an emergency relief admin istration crew of 22 men building a five and one-half mile stretch of rosd from the Carbury -Thompson creek divide down Thompson creek A CCO crew from the former Camp Carbury cleared tlit. right of way soveral yoors ago. The county recent ly completed a new bridge on Car bury, replacing the low water bridge which had been a traffic haenrd In the paht. Fort Hubbard of Seattle, who Is spending three weeks with friends and relatives at Applegat and Med ford. Is a guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Amos McKee. Ho also will fnt Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Phillips at Squaw Lake. Mrs. Hiwl Ttuox and grandson, Oordon, spent the week with Mrs. Truax'a sister nt Dorrls, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Smith are among stock owners bringing their cattle from the htph Sl&klyou range for the winter. They are fortunate In rounding up their entire herd with the exception of two. They say this is due to being good to their cows and never fooling them with an empty salt sack. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Offenbaeher are spending several days on a mo tor trip to Creitcent City and other California points. Alva Coffre and B. B. Gabriel have returned to Salem after spendlrw sev. ml days ns guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Bonney near t uaw Lake. A Sunday school was organized this month In the Watktns district with the roliowlnii oHicm: Superin tendent. Mm. Albert Conines: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. James Winning ham; llhrarlan, Leitoy Hamcam; song leader. Mrs. O. N. Hobbe. Teachers Include Mrs. Bert Harr. ntble cIom. and Mis. Hnbbs, primary class. The Sundny school convenes nt the Wat- kins school building rom 10 to 11 a. m,. and the croup extends an in vitation to everyone to attend. Although Edwnpd Kubli was cred ited with li.iviiw the meteorological ky box. which he discovered In the Stskiyous last week, In good con dition, It was a big Job to keep it that wuv. Mr. Kubli says. When he found the radiograph, the half down cowboys accomp:inyl'iK him insisted on removing its Interior workings to satisfy their eurtoMty. Even when the Instrument was taken to his home, it wm n mile difficult to protect it from interested visitors, Mr. Kubli said. The sky box wna sent up by the Medrord weather bu- Other BEITY CROCKER CAKES TOMORROW Southern Nut . " 1 Pineapple Chiffon f J Cake 25c Angel Cakes Choice 49c Breakfast Bits Cinnamon Snails 6 for 10c Butter Horns 3 for 10c Coffee Cake Rings 2 for 15c Home Purity Mince Pie ea. 30c The same good Mincemeat you have learned to like so well during the past five years. HOME PURITY BREAD 1 lb. Loaf - 8c 1 Vz lb. Loaf - 1 2c fmm1 NEW PUMPKIN MASK! II 49c I EVERY DAY UNTIL HALLOWE'EN You should see its gay colors deep chocolate and bright orange . . . and wait till you taste its delicious combination of flavors! GOBLIN CAKE will be the high spot of any menu family dinner, bridge luncheon, tea, a football buffet party or the ever-festive Hallowe'en. On every Goblin Cake a Kiddie's Pumpkin Face Mask, to add mote fun to Hallowe'en WHILE THEY LAST It is a chocolate-and-yellow1 marble cake, iced RESERVE YOUR GOBLIN CAKE NOW with chocolate, topped with tangy orange and over that, shaved chocolate! The recipe is Betty Crocker's one which instantly became famous. Like all of Betty Crocker's recipes, Goblin Cake calls for qual ity ingredients, the same as those used in your own kitchen. Because the supply will be limited 19 35. Bananas, 4 lbs. U. S. No. 1 i r Onions 10 lbs. I DC (In s Shopping Bat) Cranberries, 2 lbs Klamath U. S. No. 2 Potatoes 25 lbs. 25c 50 lbs 43c Jacksonville Grange Turkey Dinner Tonight Old Courthouse, Jacksonville. Service Begins at 6 o 'Clock. Sams Valley' Grange Dance Saturday Night, Oot. 21. Good Musle, Good Floor. Paved highway to the door. Roxy Anne Grange Dance Saturday Night, Oct. 21. Hall on Spring St. Upper Applegate Grange Dance Saturday Night. Oct. 21. Hall at McKss Bridge. Lunch at Midnight. Stlva'a Orchestra. i Griffen Creek Grange Farm Style Sausage Supper October 26 in K. P. Hall In Medford. Service 5:30 to 8. Program and Dance. MON. TUES. WED. THUR. FRI. SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS Foods Are Freshest Where Sold Fastest Snowdrift Shortening 3-lb. can 49c Wesson Oil i-gal. can 69c Gold Bar Prunes 2-lb. box 13c Silver Bar Peas, No. 303 can 3 for 25c Gold Bar Creamed Golden Bantam Crrn, No. 303 can. . . .3 for 25c Oregon Trail or Golden West Asparagus No. 2 can 23c Table Brand Corn, No. 303 can 2 for 15c Underwood's Clam Chowder No. 2 can 25c Fancy Comb Honey : each 17c Strained Honey 5-lb. can 33c Viking Flour (hard wheat) 49-lb. $1.19 Gold Bar Mixed Vegetables for Salad No. 1 tall can 13c Palmolive Soap .., 3 bars 17c Super Suds large pkg. 15c Concentrated Super Suds pkg. 20c SAT. A New BREAKFAST THRILL Every Day in the Week SPERRY CEREALS Freshest because shipped weekly from the Portland mill. Sperry Wheat Hearts. No. 5 sack 37c Sperry Rolled Oats , .3-lb. pkg. 19c 9-lb. sack , 34c Sperry Cereal Flakes 9-lb. sack 34c Sperry Rolled Wheat 10-lb. sack 38c Sperry Farina small pkg. 10c No. 5 sack 23c Wheaties 2 pkgs. 21c Kix , 2 pkgs. 21c Crystal White Soap 10 bars 29c Crystal Cocoa Hard Water Castile 4 bars 17c Peet's Granulated . pkg. 25c Krispy Crackers 2-lb. box 27c Sunshine Marshmallows lb. pkg. 15c Borene . . . . large pkg. 29c Double Refined Borax Soap. 3 bars 17c Borene Borax Soap 4 bars 19c Elbow Cut Macaroni. 3-lb. pkg. 13c Powow Cleanser, 3 cans and a beautiful glass tumbler 25c Super Meat Markets Quality Controlled Meats A Quick Cure for Morning Sourpuss Real Farm Style SAUSAGE and Sperry GOLDEN BROWN PANCAKES YOU can't always blame a man for the morning grouch, but you can cure it. Getting out of a warm bed with the day's work ahead, often in disagreeable weather, isn't a pleasant outlook but the right kind of breakfast will do more to change that frown into a smile than anything else. Best of all, an energy building breakfast will go a long way In making a disagreeable day a more comiortanie one. Ask the man who eats one. TOMORROW 1 lb. Real Farm Style Pork Sausage (100 pork, mild or full sage seasoned.) One 20-oz. pkg. Sperry Pancake Flour. : Both '25. An Autumn Dinner Treat Both 25. 1 quart Knight's new Sauerkraut 1 lb. Swift's Premium Skinless Frankfurters r Swift's Bologna or Liver Sausage lb. Swift's Premium Braunsweiger lb. (Smoked Liver Sausage) Swift's Premium Chili Con Carne. . .lb. Swift's Circle S Picnics lb. Shank off, mild cure, need no parboiling. 17c 19c 25 20 Swift's Bacon rr Backs lb. ZZC Home f urity Mince- 4 Q meat pint I V C Add 1-3 apples. Better and costs less because you don't pay mincemeat price for apples. Chuck Roast of Quality Controlled Beef . Swiss Steak of Quality Controlled Beef k. 15 jb. 25 Short Ribs of Beef 1 O for baking lb. I The way meat Is cut makes i big differ ence In lit tenderness end flavor. Try These: Virginia Boneless Pork Roast Boston Pork Steaks Oregon Best Egg Noodles 1-lb. pkg 18c Pard Dog Food 3 cans ,., . . . .25c GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone: East Side 752. West Side 428. 6th at Central; 6th at Grape savings Without Self -Denial FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - TWO FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Next to East Side Market
