Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 29, 1939, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFP3D MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. Society an Clubs By Clara Mary Davii Miss Mulholland Is Party Hostess Miss Marjorie Mulholland en tertained Wednesday evening at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Mulholland, on Vancouver avenue with a de lightful bridge party. Invited to the affair were the Misses Jarvie Thompson, Mar jorie McNair, Jeanne Hamilton, Margaret Mary Mann, Janet Mann, Frances Arnspiger, Leona Conger, Ruth Ottoman, La Verne Stephenson, Helen Patton, Dorothy Gore, Con stance Moore, Marian Moore, Kathryn Ford, Betty Vllm and Mrs. Jack Sanderson. Supper followed the bridge play. Decorations were carried out in holiday motif. Hoppes' Leave for Rose Bowl Game Dr. and Mrs. Walt E. Hoppe left today by motorcar for southern California to vacation until the latter part of next week. i The local couple will visit briefly in San Francisco as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stanley. From the Bay city they plan to travel on down to Los Angeles and Pasadena where they will attend the Rose bowl game. If your old bus Has gone too far. And squeaks in all Its joints. Belter buy a Humphrey Car, Checked at 43 points. We'll give you 1940 tags And could say more. But hate to brag. Humphrey Motors 33 S. Riverside. Phone 4S4 DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Myers Home Scene of Party Tuesday A farewell party honoring Douglas Lamb was held Tues day evening at the home of Miss Betty Myers on West Sec ond street. Those attending were the Misses Bettie Brown, Alice Allen, Meryl Dawes, Dolly Age, Beth Reed, Dorothy Wilder Josephine Mead and Betty Myers and the Messrs. Ralph Evans, Lester Wilcox Jr., Ken neth Raymond, J'jrry Nims, Donald Minear, lester Casad Monroe White, Robert Reming ton, Kenneth Thompson of Ash land, cousin of Miss Myers and Douglas Lamb, the honoree who left here yesterday for Bowling Green, Ohio, to Join his father. Games, stunts and refresh ments were enjoyed throughout the evening and Mr. Lamb was given handsome guts. Vale Couple Medtord Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rogers are spending some time in this city over the holidays. They are the house guests of Mr. Roger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers, at their home on Crater Lake avenue. They are also vis iting Mr. Rogers' sister, Miss Dorothy Rogers. The Rogers both teach school in Vale. Their marriage was an event of late last summer. Mr. Rogers formerly resided here with his parents and attended the local schools. Group Visits In Bay City Mr. and Mrs. Claud Saylor and Mrs. Sarah Aitken spent Christmas in San Francisco Mrs. Aitken was the house guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cantrall. Mrs. Cantrall is the former Ruth Aitken, well known here. BOYD'S M A E. K J-uo xi. ivy. o. 06 n. btampi Free Deliveries 8-10-2-4 Specials Dec. 30 and Jan. 2 Happy New Year CANDY 15c 15c Holiday Party Is Held at Chalkers Chalker'i Motel was the scene of the annual Christmas party for staff and employees of the First National Bank of Portland held last week. After a delightful dinner the bookkeepers and tellers staged a song contest, the winning team singing versus the stenog raphers. Charades followed with the two team leaders. Glen Thomas and Murray Marley conceding a tie score. Oris Crawford, assistant man ager of the bank, playing St. Nick, distributed Christmas gifts to all. The balance of the eve ning was spent in dancing. The Motel was decorated with fir and pine boughs, berries and a Christmas tree, making a very attractive setting for the pleas ant affair. M rs. Fiero Here For Brief Visit Mrs. Conro Fiero arrived in Medford last evening from Klamath Falls to spend the week-end visiting her mother. Mrs. Will Andrews, and her sis ter, Mrs. James Stevens, at their Cargill Court apartment. Mrs. Fiero will be among the out-of-town guests attending the Colony club party this evening In clubrooms on Geneva street. Mrs. Fiero Is one of the charter members of the Colony club, having lived here originally years ago. . SNOVVCAST for the Shasta Cascade Wonderland Chinese heart-problem ora cles, of whom a large number flourish, never advocate divorce as a solution of matrimonial troubles, but always favor some sort of compromise, even if this is obviously impossible: ' London's newest, smallest movie theater, seating 24, has been opened in the Ministry of Information. There govern ment experts will see propagan da films before they are gener ally released. The United States leads the civilized world In homicides. The only country approaching ours in this matter is Finland. Cloolog tuna for Too Late to cu. If; Ads Is 1:30 p. m. The following news on sn ow, road and weather conditions at sports areas in the Shasta- Cascade Wonderland is prepared by the U. S. Soil Conservation Service. Diamond Lake: Radio report this morning at 7:30 indicates cloudy skies, with wind south west strong. Temperature 39, minimum past 24 hours, 35 de grees. Snow depth only 2 inches, No new snow during the past week. Ice on lake breaking up. Muriel Hughes Visits Mother Miss Muriel Hughes Is among the college set vacationing here as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lee Garlock. Miss Hughes is a co-ed at Oregon State college in Corvallis, this being her first year at the place of education. She lives in Waldo hall and is the room mate of Dorothea Olsen, also a Medford girl. . Methodist Group Meets Saturday The former South Methodist group cf women will meet at the home of Mrs. R. L. Taylor, 220'$ Laurel street, at 2 o'clock tomorrow for a social afternoon. All Women are asked to attend. Those who subscribed to the budget are asked to bring their contributions to Saturday's ses sion. Two Return From San Francisco Mrs. Lee Armstrong and Miss Margo Boyle, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Boyle, return ed by train this morning from San Francisco where they had visited since Monday. Crater Lake: Snow dept at Park Headquarters at 8 a.m. 34 inches, compared with 48 inches December 30, last year; 4V4 ipches new snow fell during past week. Snow described as wet heavy. Temperature 33: range past 24 hours, 33 to 31 degrees. Foggy; wind southwest light. South and West Entrance roads, as well as road from Park Headquarters to Rim open but slushy; chains advised. Highway 62 from Fort Klamath to South Entrance in good condition. There are the usual parking areas, warming and rest room facilities, at Park Headquarters, Annie Spring and Rim. Meals and short orders my be ob tained at Park Headquarters, but overnight accommodations for the week-end are all reserved. Mount Shasta Sierra Alpine Lodge: The Everett memorial highway to Sierra Alpine Lodge passable nearly to Sand Flat, but chains should be carried, Snow depth at the Alpine Lodge 54 inches, described as 48 inches normal pack topped with 6 inches powder which fell. Dec ember 28. Mt. Shasta City tern. perature 46; range past 24 hours, 46 to 40. Skies cloudy, occasion al rain; wind southeast 10 miles. Snowman's Hill: No snow. Union Creek: 8 a.m. tempera ture 34 degrees. No snow In this area. Highway in eood con dition, being dry. Carry chains for use at high elevations. Skies pastly cloudy and no wind. Mount Lassen Sports Areas: Snow at Sulphur Works Check ing Station in the Lassen Vol canic National Park is reported this morning as in patches only, One inch fell December 28, fol lowed by rain. Road to Jones point 3 miles above Sulphur Works will be open this week end. Snow depth there 18 inches, described as soft wet. Chains advised. Skies clearing at Min eral, but foggy with light rain at Sulphur Works. No wind. Temperature 46; range past 24 hours 42 to 36. Manzanita Lake: No snow' at this area. Road in good condi tion but chains advised. No skat ing on Manzanita Lake. Mineral: In the Lassen Nation al Forest reports no snow. schilling Coffee lb. tins . 25c 2 lb. tins 49c FLOUR FLAGSTAFF Hardwheat 49-lb, A MM b9 J) I .33 BLUE RIBBON 9-lb, A A 0. ck i .as Every Sack Guaranteed KITCHEN QUEEN Hardwheat A m 49-lb. bags $ ,43 DRIFTED SNOW 49-lb. Sags BUTTER. Lost f M River Grade A, lb. 04 C SHORTENING mm Pearl, 41b. carton OuC JEWEL SHORTENING rure vegetable m mm ". palls 4 I C SHAKER SALT, M IVi-lb. pkg. 2 lor JC SYRUP Lumber Jack 24-os. Bottle ... No. 5 Palls BAKING POWDER Gold Label 12-oi 25c 1.V 5c SOAPS Llfebouy a mm 3 bars I I C Lux Toilet Soap A mm 3 bars 1 I C Rlnto a M Large slie I J C Rln.o mm mm Giant sue package 00 C CLOIIOX Quart Bottles 13c 1n iral lucre OGn I C bu" J"5 m.ll Special Mix 2 lb Chocolate Drops 2 lbs Cream Mix 2 lbs 23c Mr. Neff Home From South Visit Attorney Porter J. Neff re turned to Medford this morn ing from Beverly Hills, Cal., where he spent Christmas vis iting relatives. Mrs. Neff plans to remain In the southern Cali fornia city for a continued visit. Pocahontas To Meet Tonight Pocahontas lodge will con vene this evening at 8 o'clock in the Redmen hall on Apple street. Business and initiation will be held and refreshments will be served. Lake of the Woods: Snnw depth 2 inches. Roars to the lake very muddy; chains advised. Travel to lake would be better when ground again freezes. Tem perature 38; ranee oast 24 hours. 42 to 36 degrees. Skies cloudy; no wind. Lake is frozen on edce only and not safe for skating. Siskiyou Summit: 8 a.m. tem perature 38; maximum Dast 24 hours 38, minimum 31. Foggy with occasional showers; wind southwest 12 miles. Highway clear, but chains should be car ried. Patches of snow only at the summit. Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor of 310 Maple street a boy weighing eight pounds and four ounces In Community hos pital at 6:10 this morning, Fri day, December 29. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day of Lake Creek a girl weigh ing five pounds and eight ounces in Community hospital at 1 o'clock this morning, Fri day, December 29. Trail Camp Mt. Ashland: Road from Ashland to Trail camp in good condition; chains not needed. No snow. Skies cloudy; wind south strong; tem perature 52 degrees. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott of Eagle Point a boy boy weighing five pounds, four and a half ounces in Community hospital Wednesday evening, December 27. Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Tilley of 118 Chestnut street a boy weighing seven pounds and j one-half ounce Wednesday! morning, December 27. I Closing time for Too Late to Olaa siry Ada la 1:80 p. m. MIXERS Canada Dry, Sparkling Water, Lemon Soda, Tom Collins. Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey. 12 os. bottles....2 for 17 28 os. boltlai .. 2 for 29 Plus bottle deposit PARKAY lb. 20c 2 lb. 39c Free Dlihti With Parkay CHEESE, Swift s C"7 Vintage 21b. brick O I C KELLOGG CORN M FLAKES, 8-oi. pkg. OC PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10 bags 48 C PEANUT BUT- MI TER. 21b. jar. COC PARD Dog Food MP" 3 cans 3 Carpenters Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car penter returned to their home here this morning by train from Portland where they spent a brief time. KRAFT DINNERS 2 packages OYSTERS. Til lamook, 2 cam.. Tuna Fish, White Star, 7-ot. cans ... HALEY BEEF CUBES HALEY BEEF Sandwich Spr aad 9C CORNED BEEF A m Swift's Premium OC HONEY, Stewart's Mt- Sib. pail ...... OiJI PAY CASH AND SAVE IN RETAIL BUSINESS LIGHTER THIS YEAR New York. Di 90 jn The usual post-Christmas de cline in retail buying was cush ioned this week by active and unexpected demand for heavy apparel. Dun & Bradstreet said today In a weekly survey. Desuite the drnn fmm im preceding week, retail distrlbu- uon outstripped the similar 1938 week hv 2 fa A nni for the country as a whole, the agency estimated. The cold wave that swept out of the west to the Atlantic m. board sent consumers scurrying tor long deterred heavy clothing needs. 'Winter wpnrfnff n n n r 1 moved out at the fastest rate this month in most of the lead ing centers of distribution. "Demand was especially strong for trimmed and untrlm med coats, fur sarmpnt nvr. coats, men's suits, and children's clothing. "Few Store-Wide clrnrnnrM were In proiiress ... on mnv offerings mark-downs were small, as holdings were light." Nail Envoy Leaves Rome. Dee. 2D , jn -n, German ambassador to Italy, Hans-Geom Viktor vnn Miri.n. sen, has left for Berlin, it was learned today. German itniiro. said the envoy left yesterday for one of his periodic consul tations with his government. j British enffinitar nr (..,).. lug western United States rec-1 I Inmnmtion projects to determine (If such projects can be adapted to areas of low ramfiii i n, I Union of South Africa. i YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR . . . REV. J. R. L. HASLAM EVANGELIST, at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fifth and No. Central Sis., Medford EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY at 7:30 DECEMBER 31st, to JANUARY 14th Gospel Singing Special Music A Hearty Welcomel JUST 2 MORE DAYS And then you'll mlit the boat as we can not continue these bargain prices. Why not join the smart ones who have taken advantage of our overitocked condition. Used Cars Used Cars We Will Furnish a 1940 License FREE for every used car sold either SATURDAY or SUNDAY Probably your car will be a down payment on a "bargain" car or we will Talk Turkey For Cash Rogue River Chevrolet USED CAR LOT Riverside Ave.. Foot of Fourth Street. Phone 870. PHONE 9 FREE DELIVERY 10 A.M. AND 2 P.M. 526 S. RIVERSIDE STOCK REDUCING SALE FOR INVENTORY Remember whether advertised or not. It pays to shop your Piggly Wiggly Store first. Where you get those famous S and H Green Stamps. Special prices effective Sat. and Mon., Dec. 30 and Jan. 1. Open every day 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. W ttf B. and H. Green Stamps w 1 1 b every loo purrliase. DOTOLf STAMPS every Wednesday on purchase of $2.00 or over. IN OUR TOILETRY DEPARTMENT 12 s Kotex 2 pkg. 39 500's Kleenex pkg, 28 35c Dundee Tooth Brush 29fJ 35c Sloan's Liniment 290 $1.25 Absorbine, Jr 98 50c Cod Liver Oil pt. 29 50c Mineral Oil pt. 31 B-oi. Wild Root Wave Set....lO 2-os. Castor Oil 100 15c Bay Rum 10 25c Ex-Lax 23 40c Castoria 310 25c Anacin Tablets . 190 60c Sal Hepallca 490 35c Bromo Quinine 270 Green Stamps not given on Fair Trade items. FLOUR 49 ib. bug $1.39 Piggly Wiggly hard wheat blend, as fine a flour as any baker could wish for. Satisfaction guaranteed. wnrib oa i in mm mm SUGAR 10 lb. Cloth bag 04C wuniinrjiMt " f r Y-T et?B RAISINS 4 lb. package 1 tfC uiAnunu Awe aw PURE HONEY 5 lb. pail JiJG VIAMUflU mm WAXED PAPER 125 ft. roil yi TEXSUN 2 46-01. cans GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 35C PARKAY MARJARINE 2 pounds 3?C FREE Dish with each pound. Canada Dry BEVERAGES 26-os. bottles plus deposit 15c LYON'S MIXERS 8-ounce bottle 25c SALAD DRESSING Tasty Lemon Whip, quart 15c EGGS Grade 'A' medium strictly fresh 2 dozen 39c Meat Department Quality Meats Economically Priced! PORK CHOPS Cut from young, corn-fed ho ft a. ,ean and tender. POUND POT ROASTS. lb. 14c to 17c From fancy, grain-fed steer beef. Regard less of what you pay you can't buy better quality. BACON SQUARES lb. 12c Well streaked with lean. PORK ROASTS.... lb. 13c Economical, meaty shoulder cuts. BACON pound 17c Morrell's eastern sugar-cured bacon at a very special price. Any sise piece. CORNED BEEF. . . .lb. 15c Boneless steer beef brisket. MEAT PRICES SATURDAY ONLY GOLDEN WEST COFFEE Drip or regular grind 1 pound 25c 2 pounds 49c TANG 12-oi. can 23c An all-pork meat product. naiey s Beef 2 cans 4 mm Sandwich Spread I G uinxy woore a 0 Corned Beef Hash, can I 5C Con-I-Sur m mm Corned Beef... 2 cans Sunny Point A fy mm SALMON Cl-lb. cans two . 3 ibs. 35c Fresh Roasted COFFEE. Diamond A 2 for J A KRAUT, No. 2h cans, iww Black Canyon 3 lor Ap. CORN, No. 303 can. . a-MV Fancy Golden Bantam PEAS Glen Oaks Ho. 303 cans 3 cans 23c CLAPPS BABY FOOD Strained 3 cans 25c Chopped 2 cans 25c Nil BORA Fast. Creamy Suds that Last giant 66 ounce package 49c PandG SOAP White Naptha giant siia bars 8 for 29c CASHMERE COQUET SOAP 3 hars 25c SNOWDRIFT For frying for baking for shortening 3 Ibs. 49c CANDIES Priced to clear for Inventory Fancy Chocolates 5-lb. box ....700 Hard Mix, Creams, Gums, etc. 2 lb. 10 ORANGES NEW NAVELS 4j?3 doz. 25c Carrots or Turnips 2 bun. 5c DRY ONIONS. . . 10 lbs. 13c U.S. No. 1 Spanish Sweets, In carry-all bag. POTATOES.... 10 lbs. 13c Ore. U.S. No. 2, In carry all bag. LEMONS dozen 25c Fancy Sunklst, large 360 sise. SQUASH pound He Banana or sweet potato. PRODUCE PRICES SATURDAY ONLY e