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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1939.
Clipper Delays Hop
San Francisco, Nov. 17. (JPj
Departure of the Pan-American
Airways' Honolulu Clipper on a
"familiarization" flight to New
Zealand was postponed to tomor-
I row (4 p. m.) due to headwinds
J and weather conditions over the
Pacific, the company announced
I today a few hours before the
plane was first scheduled to
leave.
San Francisco (UP) Califor
nia's 1938 gold production of 1.
311,129 fine ounces with a value
of $43,889,513 was the larger!
since 1862. The present fixed
value of gold helped make the
record.
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Our way of expressing thanks for your patronage during the past year is to offer you better
values the complete list of Thanksgiving foods at very economical prices, so you can
load up on good things to eat with a minimum of extra expense and absolute confidence that
everything you buy is a real value.
DATES
New crop, Hallowis, fin of stuffing,
or in Cookies, Cakes, Candies, etc. ...
1 lbs. 23c
SOUP
CAMPBELL'S, all kinds except chicken and mushroom
CHICKEN and MUSHROOM 3 for 29t
3 for 25c
PUMPKIN PIE
INGREDIENTS
PUMPKIN 3 cans 29
Diamond A, No. Vi Hie
Pumpkin Pie SPICE can 9
Schilling!, 2 oz. canii
MOLASSES 2j sise can 29?
Often or Gold Brer Baohlt
PET MILK..
Tall rani
BROWN
SUGAR
4 for 27f
3 lbs. 19c
CELERY
Utah type,
fresh, crisp stalks
2 Bunches 13c
LETTUCE . 2 for 13c
Largo cripp hind
Cranberries . 2 lbs. 29c
We wll them by the pound ... quart doenn't welrh a full pound
Chestnuts . pound 15c
You'll need some for that drctilnj
CAULIFLOWER hd. 7c
ftnowy While llcurii, Saturday only
Sweet Potatoes 6 lbs. 19c
California, No. 1 Jerseyi
ORANGES . 2 Cox. 33c
Fancy Btinklst Nuvrls, 220 ilze
BEVERAGES MIXERS
Canada Dry, 12 oz. bottles 28 oz. 15c
Torn Colllni, Ulckey, Ale, Sparkling Water pitu depuMt
Wine, Tiffany brand . . full quart 49c
RIO RITA BIIASn full quart 511c
Beer, King Cole, stubbies . .3 for 29c
Lyons Mixers 8 oz. bottles 23c
Whiskey Hour, Tom Collins, Old Fashioned, etc.
Beer, Town Club, cans .... 3 for 29c
Case $2.19
A real luxury at
thrifty price
No. 1 Tall Can 13c
CIGARETTES
SUGAR
Camels, Luckys, Old Golds.
Chesterfields, Ral.tghs
carton S1.17
10 lbs. 56c
O IU. oc.
Ingredients, brandy and sherry wine flavored lUde ewU
White Satin, fine granulated
Manufactured in Oregon
111 UPC If CAT Rich and tasty, made only from high grade
If I 111 Ut. IVII.HI
1
Del Montr'
finest quality,
Very immll
PEAS
No. 2 cans
2 lbs. 35c
Cranberry Sauce
FLOUR
No. 303 cans 3 for 25c
No. 303 cans can 10c
Peas, Glen Oaks
Corn, Del Monte
Whole Kernel. With that "truh from the con" flnvnr
Carrots and Peas a. n0. i tail can 10c
Fine for um In Mind, or ftnup
Corn, Fairco, No. 303 cans, 3 for 23c
Powdered Sugar 3 pounds 19c
2 for 27c
Orran Spray, Purr, 17 oz. ram
No No lint her, Hetlily lo Hrrir
PIGGLY WIOGLT
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Huts - Candies
J pou
nds
Chocolate Cherries, 1 lb. box
11,'vrler Hrand, fancy quality
Gum Drop . ,
Jumho Hire, frenn
Chocolate 2 pound
Old t'H.hlunrit, Assorted Ontera
Hard Mix, satin finish, 2 lbs.
Walnut 2 pound
Brazils 2 pounds
Peanuts, fresh roasted, pound
21
2:$?
25?
23?
23?
21)?
10?
Miracle Whip quart IJ1?
Kalad IireMlng
Tasty Dressing quart
l.rmon Whip
Mayonnaise, pt. 23?; quart
Purkfc'ft, with t tint fresh delicate rlaxor
Folger's Coffee, 1 lb
Drip or rcgnliir grind
NONF. m t II
Mince Meat . . . ,
Ripe Olive . . . . ,
Pylmnr, medium tlze
Cocktail Cherrie
Ten fi.inten. a nr. ilnM
A Melodious Melody-Maker
17?
:;??
can 25?
I lb. can 4!c
. 2 pkgs. 2;?
quart can 2!)?
. . . . glass 2o?
49 lb. bag S1.49
MEAT DEPARTMENT
TURKEYS
Select your Thanksgiving bird at Plggly
Wiggly. Fancy plump ones for your per
sonal selection.
POT ROAST . per lb. 14c
Finest Plngly Wiggly beef cuts
at a thrifty price
SHOULDER of LAMB lb. 13c
Swift't Premium. Tender cuts , . the kind
the family Just love lo sit down and eat at
dinner time.
OYSTERS . . . pint 15c
Fresh! Fine for stews, frying and
turkey dressing
BACK BACON . .
Sugar cured
PORK ROAST
lb. 19c
lb. 15c
DOOR CHIME!
For only 25c and
one box top from
SOFTASILK
CAKE FLOUR
Shoulder cuts, choice young pork that goes
well with apple sauce and dressing.
BACON ... .lb. 19c
Morroll's esstern sugar cured
HAM lb. 24c
Denco, mild sugar
cure, whole or half
25c wmgx
ASK FOR STUDY OF
NEW TAXSOURCES
Sales, Gross Income Taxes
Recommended for Review
Despite Some Protests
Portland, Nov. 17. &) The
Association of Oregon Counties
convention approved a resolu
1 tion today asking the governor
and the slate tax commission to
study new tax sources.
The association, considering
principally th problems of pub
lic welfare and taxation, asked
for a report by October 1, 1940,
to enable organization of mate
rial for the next legislature ses
sion. Despite the protest of several
delegates, the resolution recom
mended consideration of a sales
tax and gross income tax.
Other Tax Matters
Another resolution instructed
the legislative committee to con
fer with the tax commission for
legislation moving up the delin
quent date of personal income
taxes. Sheriff Martin Pratt, of
Multnomah countv. said the de-
linauencv did not occur until !
about 18 months after the assess
ment. The convention also urged
transfer of the property tax as
sessment date from March 1 to
January 1. The collection date
would fall not later than Novem
ber 15 of the same year. Under
existing regulations the assess
ment is made in one year and
the due date falls in March of
the following year.
An executive committee will
AL
G-MEN STAND GUARD
Baltimore, Nov. 17. (fP)
Broken, flabby and ailing, "Scar
face" Al Capone stared vacantly
at the ceiling of a S30-per-diem
hospital suite today, free of
prison cells in which he lived
for seven years, but sentenced
now to a lingering brain disease.
Outside the one-time Chicago
gang czar's room sat a male or
derly and a nurse. In or near
the hospital were three federal
agents, assigned by Attorney
General Murphy to keep the
fallen vice emperor under sur
veillance because, Murphy said,
"certain things have come to
our attention."
Whether the agents were to
guard Capone from himself or
from possible ganglaDd reprisals
was not made clear.
The gangster chief came here
secretly yesterday from the fed
eral prison at Lewisburg, Pa.,
and entered the general hospital
as the patient of Dr. Joseph L.
Moore, former director of the
syphilis division of the Johns
Hopkins medical clinic.
He was suffering from paresis
softening of the brain but it
was learned that, while his con-'
dition was serious, he was in no
immediate danger. I
H. O. Oats
RECIPES
F. 0. R.
BY TOP HEAVY SHIPS
H-O Oil i Steamed Cherry PmMInf
I cup cug&r
Vj cup fthorteamf
9 &gB
K cup roll 1 teaspoon Tmllle
1 cup H-O (quick) ottt
cup sifted flour
3 teaspoon biking powder
i teeapoon salt
9 cupe canned pitied cherrtee
Cream thorwnmg, add augar grad
ually, add egga one at a time beating
well after eacn addition. Add alfted
flour, baking powder and aalt alter
nately with milk to which vanilla
baa been added. Fold In H-O and
cherrie that have been well drained
Put tn well greased pudding mold
and iteain one hour. Serve with any
desired sauce.
Thickening the remaining cherry
Juice with cornstarch makes a nice
sauee.
H-O Oats Loaf
S cups H-O (quick) oat
3 cups canned tomatoes
14 teaspoons salt
3 tablespoons butter
a tablespoons minced on ton
3 tablespoons minced green pepper
4 slices of bacon
Melt butter and cook onion and
green pepper until the onion la a
light yellow. Thoroughly mix the
H-O. tomatoes and salt and add the
onions and peppers. Put two slices
of bacon In bottom of greased lost
tin and pour In mixture. Top with
the remaining two slices of bacon
and bake in moderate oven. 350 .
50 to 80 minutes. Serve hot or cold.
JAPAN IDSSIAlEACH
"PAY LESS and PARK EASIER" at the
VERS
Bfl ARK
HOME OF BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS
Open 24 Hours Day Including Sunday
313 315 North Riverside Phone 358
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE
OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY!
7'
See Our Large Stock of Strictly Fresh, Highest
Quality Holiday Foods. Remember you always
Pay Less at the Riverside.
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL THANKSGIVING
Hyde Park, N. Y., Nov. 17.
(.P) Showing little concern
' over the fact some naval vessels
i had been found to be top heavy,
j President Roosevelt asserted to-
ask the state WrA administrator . j . .. ...
to assist in obtaining a schedule ?nd he saw no
of acceptable projects and a I cn5resslon incu,ry
closer cooperation between the intthe m , c. .
WPA and the counties. er A,n SCre,tary:
o; n....j Charles Edison, had disclosed
The County Engineers' asso
ciation elected A. F. Danielson. I
Clatsop, president; F. C. Frear,
Douglas, vice-president, and re
elected Paul B. Rynning, Jack
son, secretary-treasurer.
The county clerks and re
corders elected Carl Gilder
sleeve, Lincoln county, presi
dent; C. S. Gaves, Polk county,
became vice-president, and John
Herring, Jr., Yamhill county,
secretary-treasurer.
some recent destroyers had been
top heavy, some suggestions
arose that congress make an in
vestigation.
ALBANY WOMAN HEAD
Salem, Nov. 17. P) Mrs
Edith Stone, Albany silver star
mother, was elected president
today of the Oregon chapter of
the American War Mothers. The
new officers were installed this
afternoon at the closing session
of the eighth biennial state con
vention.
Other new officers Include
Mrs. Sarah Peterson of Salem
first vice president; Mrs. Carrie
Nash of Portland, second vice
president; Mrs. Edith Reese of
Portland, third vice president
Mrs. Edith Harder of Portland,
fourth vice president; and Mrs
Anna Archibald of Albany,
treasurer.
SHORTENING 4 lb. ctn. 35
Armour's White Cloud
NOODLES ... 2 packages 25r
Betty Baker pound packages
CATSUP, Garden, bottle 10
CRACKERS, Krispy 2 lb bx 29r
Tokyo, Nov. 17. tJPi A for
eign office spokesman asserted
today relations between Japan
and Soviet Russia had changed
to a point where the situation
was more favorable "than ever
before" for resolving outstand
ing differences.
He said the change was due
to the September 8 truce which
ended fighting on the border
between Outer Mongolia and
Manchoukuo, the European sit
uation and japan's "fundamen
tal policy" for conclusion of the
conflict with China.
Come In and
See the Special
Values In
Our Big
STANDBY
CANNED
FOOD
SALE
Prices Good
Until Thanksgiving
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Another Sensational Ward Sale!
jiAVE AS MUCH
AS 16!
2.98 Mix 'Em
Jackets
Sim 12-20
249
Cardigans and man-tailored
styles in dashing plaids or
tweeday atripes. Rich wool and
rayon for that nubby lookl
3.98 Lined
Jackets
Szet 12-20
349
Look at the way they're tai
lored! Finished with yoke
iliningil wool and rayon
Jiiripei or plaids. Gay colors
All Wool
Swingy Skirts
SViei 24-32 1 98
Ths new high colors 1 Flired,
high-walsted or tucked styles
that sip into a trim closing.
You'll want to wear one home.
i Amaiing values 1 Get at least 2.
Coffee 4 1-lb. cans SI
Chase Si Sanborn Vacuum pack
Peas or Corn 15 cans S1
Lindy No. 303 can
Royal Gelatin pkg. 5c, 22 pkg. SI
Milk.. 16 cans Si
Swift's Premium
Bathroom Tissue
32 rolls S1
Lifebuoy Soap . .
DOG FOOD
Victory or Fair Play
21 cans $1
Pard or Mankind
13 cans S1
17 bars $1
FREE!
Mm?
With pkg. Hie.
Krispies,
pkg. K rumbles
23c
Pumpkin, can 10c
Standby fey. solid pack. 2'2 can
Chocolates 2 lb. 19c
Holiday, Loos.-Wiles best quality
PEANUT BUTTER
2 pound jar 25c
Meat Prices Effective Saturday and Sunday Only
Extra Fancy STEER BEEF
W huve some very flue steer beef
hunting In our cooler. You don't
have to take our word for It. Ask
Ike Dunford to show It to you.
He I so proud of It he n 111
prohiitily show It to you anvmty.
Roast . lb. 16c
Shoulder Cuts
Boiling Meat lb 1 1 C
Sirloin Steak lb 22c
Cut to please
EX 'k, ik 7
I III
DOLLAR DAY MEAT SPECIAL
Swift's Premium
PORK LOINS I Loin $1.00
This makes the finest pork roast obtainable anywhere.
HAM, home cured, extra nice lb. 25
LARD, pur. open kettle rendered 3 lb. 29f
For Your
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Thanksgiving Dinner
' See Us for
FANCY TURKEYS
Chickens, Ducks
Geese and Rabbits
Also
c. r. r , t f i, .
owui rremium nam, lb ZxiC
Sweet Potatoes - .6 1K. 23r
Utah Celery, ex. fey. Ig. bun 2 bun. 15c
Cranberries, very fey .2 lb. 35c
Onions lo lb. 14c
Sweet Potatoe Squash. . . . 100 lbs. $1.00
CHESTNUTS, for th. dressing ib.
Mrt'RIlAV ONLY