Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO JfEDFORD MAIL TETBUNT. BEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1939. L KeSOIUIIOn Deiore IsdUUHcu, Convention Of Trade Urges End Agreements. Peoria. EL. Nov. 21.- Creation of a non-partisan body with broad powers to regulate Imports and exports was pro posed today by the foreign rela tions committee of the National Grange. The proposal was placed be fore the organization's "1st an nual convention in the form of a resolution which also urged congress to terminate trade agreements now in force or pending under the reciprocal Henry Fonda in the starring trade act. i roles it is easy to lose sight of Contending the trade agree-1 the fact that one of the most en ments and the most favored na- i tertaining short subjects ever tion clause had increased for released is playing on the same eign compeuuon lor Amciian farmers, the committee express-1 A AnnnciHnn in rpnpral nf the ' r The Home Bakery For the Thanksgiving Dinner Wide Variety of Dinner Rolls Doz. 10c Fruit Cake A delicious, dark, spicy eaka. containing a large variety of fruits. Lb. 25c Angal Food and Davils Food CAKE 25c and 49c For Flavor and Toasting Try Home-mad Bread The Horn of Quality Breads, Cakes, Pastry Thanksgiving Needs For Easier, Tastier Cooking and Smarter Serving ROASTERS GRANITE ROASTER Sell-basting tops, ins ids gravy tray prevents score hinj. aaaJi?wjS.lsmairii JkjfLir--f $1.19 to $4.95 Aluminum Roasters S style to choose from. $2.19 to $5.95 Taylor Roast Meat Thermometers A perfect roast every time wiln a Taylor Thermoraeler 3 Piece Carving Sets $1.50 to $4.95 DINNERWARE S 2 piece English Chippendale. Res. 19.43 DINNERWARE Johnson Bros. English Dinnerware. Jq ga Powder Blue or Powder Pink. Reg. $12.50 . ., 3,30 We Have Everything You Need for the Holiday Festivities HANSEN HARDWARE Corner Sixth and Barileit In June. 1940. I Responsible To Congress j The Grange adopted the reso I lution during the morning ses sion. The proposed trade board I would be responsible to con gress and "broadly representa i uve of all American producing ' and consuming interests, prop-it-rly co-ordinated with the t iff commission, with powers to ' regulate imports and exports within prescribed limitations and with power to promote and encourage exchanges of good? advantageous to the American people." Tne Grange adopted a reso lution urging an adequate pro tective tariff on all imported commodities competing with American produced starch. Two Million Dollar Technicolor Drama Opens At Craterian With the opening today of the trade act upon its expiration two million dollar production!,.. mn . . .. ' of "Drums Along the Mohawk filmed all in Technicolor with Claudette Colbert and prugram. Walt Disney's "Mother Goose , rtr Hnllvwnod has Drobablv hv,r er,! Three Little Pigs".' Typically n,, it nrinr mntj picture' celebrities in Mother I Goose roles. First comes Bo- Peep looking for her lost sheep. Old King Cole and his fiddlers 20 through their routine. Three Men in a Tub are lost at sea and Humpty Dumpty sits on the wall and undergoes a barrage of repartee from Charley Mc Carthy's prototype. Simple Si mon and the Pieman have an argument over some pies while Marjorie Daw is bounced off her see-saw by her boy friend when she says she "vants to be alone". Little Jack Horner sticks in his thumb and, instead of plums, pulls out a whole ag gregation of famous colored en tertainers and swing artists. The film ends in a grand and glor ious swing session with every famous personality of stage and screen taking part. "Drums Aloni. th. Mrk.u-V ! 0 -. and "Mother Goose Goes Holly- i wood" will be at the Craterian Theatre through Saturdav nicht and. Judging from the shattered i records that have been greeting the thrilling color hit. patron? are advised to go early to avoid the crowds. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1-39 p. m. -1.50 '7.39 Phone 33 LAST MEMBER OF ASHLAND G. A. R. IS LAID TO REST Ashland, Nov. 21. (SpU Funeral services were held in the Dodge chapel this afternoon for Daniel L. Glenn, 95, last ' surviving member of Burnside : post. Grand Army of the Re-, public. The Rev. Melville T. ! Wire, pastor of the Methodist j church, officiated. Burial took ; place in the Ashland cemetery. Mr. Glenn died in a hospita' ' here Sunday night a few days after he had suffered a frae-1 hired hip in a fall. He had been a resident of Ashland since 18S3 ', He was born December 12 ' 1 Q A A (. n all Indiana when he was five years old. When the Civil war broke out, he enlisted with company K, 82nd Indiana regiment and earned the rank of corporal. He served in the Union army three years, was wounded at Chicka- mauga September 20, 1863. and , Ati,nt- Ai-irt 7 " gf. ' 1864. In 18T2 Mr. Glenn and Marv . - - 4therl"e Hargrove were mar ried. In 1889 the faniilv moved , !?'f;e vVshinon and from 'there to Ashland in 1893. Mr. G-ennwas a building contractor, a business he engaged in for many years after coming here. Survivors are a daughter Mrs. T. H. Simpson of Ashland, three sisters. Mrs. H. M. Bear of Lvn wood, Cal., Mrs. Myra Johnson of Lodi, Cal., and Mrs. Belle Bvfield of Tulsa. Okla., a niece. Mrs.' H. J. Carter of Ashland, two grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. AT Phoenix. Nov. 21. (SvV) A union Thanksgiving service wui oe neid at 7:30 p. m. Wed . r 1 ' T T I a n cnurcn t-v. ' ., L ft ' FU" Preside " he Thanks 5rgr!!l "V" "5" Re F"T? of ,,he Ch Rev an church will give the sermon and the Rev. Mil-s Browr.rigg will lead in a Thar.ssgiving praver A musical program will be given by the combined young people's choirs under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Rol'.a A. Reedv Births Bom to Mr. and Mrs L E McClure of 435 No.-.h Bartlett street this morning, November 21 at 1.04 o'clock, a bov weigh ing eight pounds. 19H ounces, m the Osteopatnie hospital. george!lfersrites wednesday mor.mn'6 Funeral services for George E'.fers will be conducted from the Perl Funeral Home Wednes day rr.omir.g at 10 o'clock. Rev C. A. Phillips of Central Poj.t cf.':r-st:.-.g Intermer.t win take P'-ace in the Phoenix cemetery Admits 31. Philadelphia. V p? Thirrv- or.e r.ew st'der.ts have beeri Yd rr.if.ed to the 90th colleee vear of the Women's Medical colle'e of Philadelphia. It is the weld's oldest institutions for the rra:r, :r.g cf women physicians. Well-Armored Youth. Newberry, M:ch L'P) Matt Koranich. 18, reported to po::Ce .e had been shot. In?rect:on aclosed that a n.'ie buliet had :nctrated his Jacket, his -:r. and h.L undershirt but had no: pierced the skin. California WeTther. Sacramento. Cal i,vp Tom Der.nis. chief maintenance engi neer of California hithwavs, iimates that 100.000.000 'cubic leet of snow are removed each winter from California's moun tam hallways. '-.i-Msii'a i Vi i Admisaion ties Elk ir 1 ! ' JUL 1 1 f'Ww' 'JF V a ' FALL FASHION -The 1939 statue mears a hobble skir: of sandbars, to be properly at tired for autumn styles in air raids. This is a Crimean war hero in London, EncUnd. JL0C4LS Improved Condition of James C. Murray of 520 Dakota ave nue was described today as im proved. Mr. Murray underwent an emergency operation for a perforated gastric ulcer in Sacred Heart hospital Sunday night. As is customary m sur gical cases, he is not yet per milted to receive visitors. F.. -'.4, In Klamath Mr. and Mrs Allan T. Perry and two children j James and Janet, of 518 Park ' -' avenue, spent the past week-end ' in Klamath Falls visiting with Mrs. Perry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. Mordoff. and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hall. Mrs Hal! and Mrs. Perry are sisters ; The Mordoffs were Mediord res-: idents some years ago. To Convention Homer Fbcon. ra.-.ger in charre of the Union Creek diririrt of the Rogue River r-itional forest, will leave to ; morrow by motorcar for San Francisco to attend the annual , convention of the Society of ! American Foresters, November 1 23. 24 and 25. Mr. HUon will be accompanied by Mrs. Hivon and their young son Bruce. The family will return Sunday. i i Assigned Office James L. : Murphy, supervising engineer i for the government on the ex tension and remodeling of the . i Medford federal building ha? been assigned room 250 in the building temporarily. The room was formerly occupied by the deputy clerk of the C S. dis- I tnct court. Glenn O. Taylor. ; however, resigned recently as deputy clerk and the office was vacant. Truck Elate Gasoline being used as a primer to coax a truck into starting caught fire y ester-; day afternoon and the fire de- ' payment's chemical crew was callf-d to put the blaze out Tne tnick. standing on North River-; side avenue at Fifth street, was ; owned by Earl Johnson. The blaze did no damage firemen reported. Tie Mai; Tr.sur ne anl ads THANKSGIVING EVE INFORMAL DANCE for ELKS AND INVITED GUESTS Admission by inriiaiion card only ELXSTEMPLE-WED.MTE STEVE WHIPPLE'S Orchestra Specialties Featuring homer McDonald 50c; Guests $1.00 PASSES, AGED 83 W infield Scott Nunn, 83, pass- i ed away at his home on Poor ! man's creek south of Jackson ! vil'.e. early Monday morning. Mr. Nunn was born in Ohio. August 15 1856. He was mar ried to Ethel Crump, April 8. 1914. and they have resided on the home ranch for the past 25 ; years. He had been a resident ! of the state for the past 51 i years. Besides Mrs. Nunn, four chil dren, two sons and two daugh ; ters. survive George W., Jack 1 sonville: John W., Andrews, j Ore,; Miss Hannah May Nunn, j Estes Park, Colo., and Irene i Nunn of Jacksonville. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Fri- ; day at 11 a. m.. Rev. Mallory of i Jacksonville officiating. Inter i ment in Jacksonville cemetery. Skiing la Curriculum. Reno. Nev. TLP1 For fh ' , first time in its history, the Uni versity of Nevada now includes; i skiing in the curriculum. Uni-1 , versity credit is given for it Malta CommaDderr Knlrhts Templar Masonic Temple Special CcecUre. Wed nesciaT erenlnr. Nor. 32 Wert !n th ri i - nf ,v- Temple, 8:00 P. M. Visitors wekeme. LL;ht refrtsh-nents after. John H. Rolsten. Commander. R. E. Detnck, Eecorder. Too Late to Classify ! WANTED TranrDenatlon to Part i land Pcar. Phone 3sl-J-S. FOR SALE 1S33 D-Luse Ford coune. r.ew ures rsi;o. rsod rjr.mnr con- I d:un. SJ50. 823 So. Oaidaie. . EXCHANGE Srjd-oai-r Vk-lorta Coupe, r-ilr equipped radio, food condition: for libor. Flounce Roct F-inch, ProsTject. Ore-ron. ' FOR f ALE Prrmen Yx:-7 and Br-senhe.T-.es. toe and 12c lb. de:ir i er-cL Phone 1624-L. VTLi SACRIFTCB 1954 Ponr.sc ecupe. Sew eres. rb-i braies. tratrais- sion. Special wheeU. Motor perfect See Thr-.-iscn n Kw-iome Apart- .ena. 1 Esst llain. WANTED TO BUT Mi: r cows, or wlil exchsrre bsied allalta. C. F. w-rnn Ti:e Lake. Cal:!. wanttd Pan time emniorment on Tuesday and or Saturdays dt cjnr mtn altendmr Norma schcoi Bn refrencea. vs. work w-.uicut par wLe !earnuar cb Phcn Jsctsonne S43. FOR PENT Larre fim'-jhed air- cendiiicned room in modem heme suitable fcr two. Phone 17S8-J. 28 N. Oranre St. i q3 - Q-" mm IS BOURBON MA Si-All 0F STRAIGHT WHtSKtES ji APABTMECTS lis SO. 11 Otcnu A3 OCT DM 1st. tbrt will b nM ta: in Eimt 6oop't Dtw lu(in tore. S39 Wliiasiett 5t.. a rr sum floor ipac about 12zi0 ft., Jeai sxuU wxMhmom. Newly decor ad. new ssp f.oor, iteam heat. Ideal for Beauty Salon. Shoe Opt. or aey Danconr.lctlng Hoe. Moat attractlTe proposition to reaoon r.b people. Address, Sassy Shop. 130 E. Main St, Md!ord, or 604 sum St. Klamath Palls. TT7RKTT VTSSTR Serred Ail D THAKKSamSO. Ko change In price. COR.vza IKS J04 So. Central. COUNTRY ROMS ! Acres. 6-room plastered house. flreaUce, rood cellar, electric wale: pressure srstem. beautiful shaete t''T outbui:dlna. free soil Wee p'.sce to Ure. near Medford onrr Also s-roora house with bath sr. newly drcorated and painted, larf attracrlTe unnr-roorn with hardwood floors and fireplace '-auad-r trava. rarare. two f!n lota near schools, price 12500 terms. Also an attractive buy !n a daln farm wlrh srock and equlDment. near Vecford. U O. PtCKTTT, 16 So. Bartlett THVrKSGrVTNO DAT SPECIAL 5 full course Turkey Dinner, includ !r hoir.eg:ad P'e. 75-- at the CHicxzv HUT. So. Padfie hirh- CPPCRl LNl! for aiert eherretlc man. steadr emp.orment out of Iocs! branch. Good' Income. Ad-ranr-ement. Car and refererre! quired. Gocd sa training. Ad dress Bri 4250 Tribune. STILL AVAILABLE Do-:b Load Or-en Pine Slabs M. VALLEY PTTL CO. Tel. 76. TVP.KET DryyER Serred All Dar TH.-K5GTVT-0. Ho change in price. CORNER INN 204 So. Central. WANT OOOD RUG. hi or Urrer Box K9J Tribune. SMAli 4-ROOM fumlfhed house: e:ectr;c rsr.re. oU heater. Car. at 811 East Jackson 1433-L. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Choice ceierr hearts. bunch 10c PancT eireei spuds 8 lbs. l?c Vhcle kerr:! com. 'jt. No 2 can 12-- PEERLZSS MARKET Pnon SOS Pre Dellrerr FOR SALE 1S.M Pard radio. i!4 Port Office S?mce Stauon. j RAW PW.8 WANTED! i Eastern Cash Prices paid lor four furs st home. Also hides, pelts snd woo! I MEDPORD BARGAIN HOCSE i 17 N Grape St. Mid.'orsl. Ore ' WANTED Scrap iron, to supple ln creas:rir dernand Spot easa'naie j at !aten snarket p-lce HEDPORD BARGAIN HOCSE ; 27 North Grape St. Phone loO ac.UJTT Drr Bodr Ptr Nor. special in load lots. Tel. 831. Med P-jel Co FOR SALE 1938 Pord Coupe. 3TJ See this car at Port Office 5crt-.ee i Stauon. Ted Heam. BLOX-PACT Planer-Rc-jeh. heapuu: , load S4A0. MdJord Fuel' Co. Tef. 631. For the perfect finish so a de'.iaous j dinner serve our j RQTAL BLEND COFFEE ' Render Tea s: Coffee Co, 24 N. Bart. foil SAL Small Dni Stors In fto(u Rlisr. Ore. Cheap rent, sine cpenlur for s doctor who could bur -he Arm store A. T. McllTeln. n Hirer, Ore f?-r. " rr- -.: w It A Joyous Thanksgiving Is the Wish of Piggly WIggly to AH Its Friends and Patrons TURKEYS pound 23c to 27c Select your torkey here. ROAST PORK shoulder cuts lb. 1 5c Choice tender yonnr pork that foes well with apple aaoos ana dresilni. Pot Roast premium steer beef lb. 14c An economical, hIthful roat. Oood 1th yoar fTrtt vefeubtei, noo1lff or dampllnfi. SHORTENING 4 lb. package 35c Westminster, a good all-pnrpose shortening. BANANAS, firm, ripe fruit lb. 5c ORANGES, sweet and juicy. .4 doz. 29c CRANBERRIES 2 full lbs. 29c But br weight at Plggl) YVlgglv and get fall rotvure. SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. 19c California Jewr. CELERY bunch 5c ftah t.n; crisp, tender stalkf. Drifted Snow FLOUR 49-lb. $1.85 Home perfected for better baking. Golden West COFFEE. ... 1 lb. can 25c 2 lbs 49c Cranberry Sauce, 17-oz. cans. .2 for 25c Ocean Sprae, pure cranberries. Shredded Wheat, NBC pkg. 10c Crackers, Pacific sodas. . . . 2-lb. box 15c REMEMBER Wednesday Is of S2.00 or oyer. Shop at quickly fill your book. AboT Prices Phone 9 PIGGLY Every Drop at Least 4 Years Old A Skillful "Wedding"of . Several Straight Whiskies golden Wkddlng is all whiskey -2 the result of a priceless 6lcndinji formula. It is not one but scivro ' distinctive whiskies carefully ?e- lected and expertly "wedded." The'-" straight whiskies in this product are 4 years or more old. Blended at the milder 90 proof. Ccvprriiht lJ9. J,. S. Kim-h WAWTTD Cnloeuabersd not t young woman to aJ snts worn. Permanent If aatl-Jmo-Hsim board and 110 per aotZ' IM Plum St. 4 '. V double liimp itj on purchases Piggly Wiggly Wednesday and Wednesday Only WIGGLY Free Delivery S: Ok. Ino Sch.niev. P.