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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1940.
Society and Clubs
By Clara Mary Davit
Farewell Party
Honors Couple
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Rom were
honor guests last evening at a
no-host party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Miller on
South Oakdale avenue.
Guests enjoying the affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R
Green, Dr. and Mrs. F. G
Bunch, Mr. and Mrs. George
Codding, Mrs. R. J. Conroy, Mr
and Mrs. G. O. Humphrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Major Morris.
Dinner was followed by cards.
The honored couple have
been transferred to Spokane,
Wash. Mr. Ross planned to leave
today and Mrs. Ross will join
him in the Washington city in
several months. They have re
sided here for a number of years
and their many friends will re
gret their leaving.
Mr. Bowman to
Address League
Plans for the January general
meeting of the Jackson County
League of Women Voters were
made at a meeting of the board
Wednesday noon. The general
meeting will be held Monday
evening, January 22, at the
Girls' Community clubhouse.
Education will be the theme
of the meeting and C. R. Bow
man, county superintendent of
schools, will speak. Mr. Bow
man will review a congressional
bill which proposes federal aid
to education, and will discuss
matters of local interest. The
program is being prepared by
Mrs. W. A. Holloway, chairman
of the department of govern
ment and education and her as
sistant, Mrs. Rupert Snyder.
McKensies Leave
For Bay City Horn
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McKenzie
of San Francisco returned to
their home here Saturday after
a two weeks' visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Cole Holmes.
Several pleasant social affairs
were given in the visitor's
honor.
Burlingame Group
Here for Visit
Arriving here this morning
by train from Burlingame, Cal.,
were Rev. and Mrs. Herald
Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McKcan.
The group will spend the
week end at the Hotel Medford.
The Rev. Mr. Gardner will con
duct services at St. Mark's Epis
copal church Sunday. He has
been coming here from time to
time from Burlingame and has
made many friends in the val
ley. Pro-America to
Convene Monday
Pro-America will hold Its
first meeting of the new year
Monday noon at the Hotel Hoi
land.
Luncheon will be followed by
a discussion of work for the en
suing year. A professor quiz pro
gram will also be enjoyed. Sub
ject will be "How Much Do You
Know About Government?"
Monday evening in the Sixth
street lobby of the Holland, a
session will be In order espec
ially for working women and
others who are unable to at
tend the luncheon confab. All
persons are Invited to attend.
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Couple Wed In
Church Mam
Miss Margaret Fouste became
the bride of Donald. Millspaugh
yesterday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the Presbyterian
Manse. Dr. Sherman L. Divine
officiated.
The couple was attended by
Rhoda Foley and Charles
Flcischauer. They will reside In
this city.
Bagleys Return
From North Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Don K. Bagley.
and small daughter Susan re
turned recently to their Med-
.ford home after having spent
the Christmas and New Year
holidays with relatives and
friends In Portland, Salem and
Ocean Lake.
Newly Weds Visit
Briefly in City
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Ras
munen Jr. (nee Mary Lee
Maentz) are expected to arrive
In Medford Saturday evening
for a brief stay at the home
of Mrs. Rasmussen't parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Rob
erts. They plan to leave Sunday
for Eugene but will travel back
here the following week-end
for a fortnight's stay.
The Rasmussens' marriage
was an event of last Sunday
In St. John's chapel In Del
Monte, A reception followed in
the beautiful Pebble Beach
lodge with the following guests
present: Mr. and Mrs. AUyn A.
Monroe of Hollywood, Cal.,
Miss Dorothy Paley of San
Francisco, Larry Marshall, Alec
Brown, Fresno; Mrs. H. Chand
ler Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Norris, George P. Rasmussen,
the bridegroom's father of Om
aha, Neb., Mrs. Corbln Edgell
and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts.
The newly wedded couple
went to Palm Springs on their
honeymoon and later visited the
Monroes In Hollywood. Mrs.
Monroe is Mrs. Rasmussen's
sister and was her bridesmaid
at the wedding ceremony.
The Roberts returned last
evening to their home on
Crown Hill from the south.
Mr. Brown Is
Guest of Sister
L. B. Brown left here Wed
nesday evening for his home in
Seattle, Wash., after spending
several days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Isaacs on
the Jacksonville highway.
Mr. Brown is a brother of
Mrs. Isaacs. He recently retired
from railroad service, having
served a half century with the
Great Northern. The past twenty
eight years he worked out of
Havre, Montana.
Mrs. McPlke
Returns Home
Mrs. C. J. McPike returned
to her home here this morning
from Los Angeles, Cal., where
she spent a week visiting her
sister.
Mrs. Clarkson
Home From South
Returning to her home this
morning by train was Mrs. Mary
CUT RATE DRUG
Corner Main and Central . . Telephone
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
35
50
DR. LYONS
Tooth Powder
39c
Chicks Body 0dr
HYGEIA
SOAP
11'
for
60"
ALKA
SELTZER
49
35'
VICK'S
VAPO RUB
27
WilfiMn MjjmiIi
TOOTH
POWDER
37
l-Lb.
Meads
PABLUM
43
Mary Lakt
LAVENDER
LOTION
39e
Heavy Grade
Mineral
Oil
n. 39
Orlla
MOUTH
WASH
pt.
49e
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23e
69e
50
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Tooth Paste
39
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JERGENS
LOTION
39
1.35
PINKHAM'S
COMPOUND
98
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larf Tat
23c
TEK
TOOTH
BRUSH
23c
19c
25c
Colgate
Shave
Cream
2 for 24c
50"
YEASTFOAM
TABLETS
34
3S14'
LARGE
LIFEBUOY
Shavi Cream
23
,37'
35c and 20c
Colgate
Tooth
Powder
Both 34c
M Purpose
LTHLC
' Tin
2-oi SIZC
Cimpho-lyptm
OINTMENT
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Agents for
Whitman's Chocolates
Helena Rubinstein
Cosmetics
Yardley Toiletries
E. Clarkson. For a week Mrs.
Clarkson had been visiting her
son, Bill in Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Divine Home
From Sacramento
Mrs. Sherman L. Divine re
turned last evening from a two
weeks' visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Lee Wayne Blass in Sac
ramento. Mrs. Marti On '
Portland Trip
Mrs. Ray Marti Is visiting In
Portland at the home of her
mother.
SIX UNDER ARREST
San Francisco, Jan. 5. (P)
Three men and three youths
were held on burglary charges
today in what Captain of De
tectives Charles Dullea termed
a breakup of the "largest scale
burglary ring to operate In San
Francisco In recent years."
Police Inspectors Richard
Hughes and James Hansen said
the six were seized yesterday
along with $50,000 worth of
stolen Jewelry, furs and silver
ware assertedly taken from 75
San Francisco homes during re
cent weeks.
The officers said the ring-lor-atr
was William Carson, 48,
v. tk liiey described as a former
re .L-t at McNeil Island, Wash.,
federal penitentiary and Carson
City, Nev. .
Others seized were booked as:
Isaac Lemelstraich, 69, manu
facturing jeweler, said to have
been a "fence" for the burglars; I
Victor Cozetti, 32, assertely an
other "fence;" John Jackson,
18; Tim Skondon, 19, and Tom
Ryan, 19, all of San Francisco.
Orchids Sold
London (U.PJ Orchids culti
vated by the late Joseph Cham
berlain, father of the prime
minister, were Included In a
collection of 5,000 plants sold
at auction in Birmingham.
Hard Worker
Jasper, Ala. (U.PJ J. M. Ab
bott still rates himself a pretty
good man at 90 years of age. He
recently spent a few weeks with
relatives in Cullman county and
picked 1,000 pounds of cotton.
Mickey Rooney Barred
Miami, Fla., Jan. 5. W)
Mickey, Rooney, the screen's
current number 1 box office
attraction, la too young to at
tend the horse races in Florida.
He went to Tropical Park, while
vacationing at Miami Beach, but
was barred because a state law
prohibits minors at race tracks.
He is 19.
Pays Heavy Tax
Chlcopee, Mass. (U.PJ Mayor
Anthony J. Stonina paid taxes
totaling $2,335 this year only
$185 less than his city salary.
Most of the taxes were on real
estate.
Cm Mall Tribune want ads.
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LEAP YEAR SALE
Again Piggly Wiggly starts the new year leaps ahead of all compe
tition with lowest possible prices on high quality merchandise.
Resolve this year to shop at this home-owned food store and start
saving S. and H. Green Stamps, which mean an extra cut on the
cost of your foods.
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES
iasy to dl-
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id
Rich in energy
gest. Regular
siie pkg
Special prices effective Sat.,
Mon., except as otherwise noted.
DELIVERY HOURS 10 A. M.,. 2 P. M.
Open every day 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Flour491b.bagS1.39
Hard wheat blend. Highly
recommended to those wom
en that enjoy making fine
breads, cakes and pastries.
CRACKERS g-s-. 2 lb. box 15c
ROLLED OATS 1 9 lb. bag 35c
TURKEY TAMALES sa 2 for 29c
CORN, No. 303 can. . .6 for 45c
Fairco brand, choice golden.
GREEN BEANS 3 cans 25c
No. 2 cans. Coburg, short cut, stringless.
CAKE FLOUR. . Arg. pkg. 25c
Sofiasllk for finer cakes.
WHEAT HEARTS lrg.pkg. 23c
Sperry's, with added wheat germ.
WHEATIES pkg. 10c
The breakfast of champions.
SCOT TISSUE 3 rolls 20c
1.000-sheei rolls.
SCOT TOWELS. ., .2 rolls 19c
MATCHES, Favorites . . ctn. 14c
SALT, Morton's. . . .2 ctns. 15c
Jl Red Mexican
BEANS 10 lbs. . . 55c
I Elbow Cut
MACARONI 10 lbs. 43c
Fancy Blue Rose
RICE 10 lbs. ... 55c
Large White
BEANS 10 lbs. . . 53c
We f 1 t e S.
and H. Green
Stamps with
every 10c purchase. DOUBLE
STAMPS every Wednesday on
purchase of $2.00 or over.
(Fair Trade Items Excepted)
Dyanshine
Shoe Polish
Reg. 25c slse
19c
Soap Specials
FELS NAPTHA..... 10 bars 45
Extra laundry help,
IVORY SNOW lrg. pkg. 22
Safest for silks and woolens.
BORAXO lrg. can 14!
Cleans dirty hands.
LIFEBUOY 3 bars 17!
The health soap.
PUREX qt. 11S lA gal. 20)
The master bleacher.
nstiaini
a"E FLOUR 49 lb. bag S1.79
PANCAKE FLOUR iizt. 53c
SARDINES stomal; o, ruin. 3 f o r 25c
CRISCO 3 lbs. 50c
Save on Toiletries and Remedies
CREAMS
3Sc PONDS : 25
50c WOODBURY'S 39
1 lb. GARDENIA 29
55e LADY ESTHER 39,
SHAMPOOS
79c FITCH 59k
2Sc PALMOLIVE 23
60c DRENE 49
25c PACKER'S
TAR SOAP 201
COUGH and COLD
REMEDIES
65c PINEX COUGH
SYRUP 43k
25c FEEN-A-MINT 21
25c NATURE'S
REMEDIES 23!
35e VICK'S VAPO RUB....27?
50c VICK'S NOSE
DROPS 39
MISCELLANEOUS
REMEDIES
25e ANACIN TABLETS....19
10c TUMS 3 for 2of
25c CARTER'S LIVER
PILLS 19
60c BROMO-SELTZER 490
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POTATOES 50 lbs. 47c
Ore. U. S. No. 2 Klamath Gems.
PARSNIPS 3 lbs. . IOc
No. 1 washed, sweet flavored.
ORANGES box . $1.69
Large siie. juicy navels.
GRAPEFRUIT
Large 80 sit
Arisona seedless.
DOZEN 25c
PRODUCE PRICES SATURDAY ONLY
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT DEPARTMENT
Select your meats her and be assured of the highest quality obtainable
We feature select steer beef at all times.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FISH IN SEASON
ROINU STEAK
Frying or broiling
lb
BOTTOM HOI ND
Boneltss, Steak or
Rout lb.
M1XITF STkAKS
Always Tvnder at
Juicy. lb.
25c SnriE E-::i8c
23c 5Up 23c
J2ZZIL " ''""Trmmi B steak
ri2V2C m&?m33 39c
nr. Short Ribs
Dfllclous bole
1 or botlfd. lb
PRI. RIB ROAST
Short Cut for
own roasting, lb.
100
HINKLE
PILLS
9c
55'
PONDS
CREAM
39c
1 1 tjiTi otached bath Sl.oo np
I ftV ) tt Dart. . . . m
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SHOE
LACES
TROM RIB RST.
Bontltsa Choice
Cuts lb.
3x5c :
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MEAT PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY
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