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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUH MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1940. MEET WITH UNION Member of the master paint er association and local union met last evening in the labor hall for the purpose of creating an amiable relationship among members and contacts locally. It was one of the largest and most successful meetings of its kind ever held here, members said today. Approximately S3 were present. By unanimous ap proval it was decided to hold the combination social and business sessions every two weeks. Fred Lawrence presided as chairman. Play la Band Dr. L. L. San ders, Tom Harvey and Fred Strang traveled to Ashland last evening to play in a park con cert with the Ashland city band. EMIL'S MARKET Main k Crape Phone tSO 4 Free Deliveries Daily Buy Ai Emll's And Save! Supert Qualit) Refined In America 10 lbs 540 100 lbs 95.20 Cash Prices. Kraft Cheese Velveeia, Brick, JA. Pimento 2 lbs. 4JC COFFEE Club House 3 pounds . O I C Ground Fresh as you Buy II. Macaroni 3 pounds - Olr Tomatoes Fresh 1 f 3 pounds ,,, I Uw Cucumbers Fresh Each . 2c Carrots&Beets 5c Large Bunches 2 for MEAT DEPT. - 23c - 5c 5c Pure Lard 3 pounds .... Ham SUcea Each Dill Pickles 3uart Sold Meals 99 a Assorted, lb. Ba3C choice or y kinds Spare Ribs pound . 12V2C Slicsd Bacon Jjj pound IOC ror or veal Bleak 15c pound M Salt Pork or 4 fie. Bacon squares, lb,.. (JC SPECIALS for SATURDAY Marble Butter Cake Wilh Chocolate Filling 25c and 50c Pineapple-Raisin Pie each 30c MODEL BAKERY Phone 111 Society Clubs Clara Mary Davis ALAMEDA GIRLS BEAT SALEM SOFTBALL CLUB Indiana Family Here to Attend Wedding Service Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boltch ar rived in Medford yesterday from their home in Angola, Ind., to attend the wedding of Mrs. Bo llch'i son, Dr. George K. Good rich. The Bollchs were accom panied here by Dr. Goodrich's two sisters, the Misses Lucille and Marguerite Goodrich. The wedding of Miss La Verne Stephenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, to Dr. Goodrich will be an event of Sunday, July 21 at high noon In St. Mark's Episcopal church. The guests from Indiana are staying here at No. S Lorlng court where the young Medford couple will reside after their marriage. The popular and well known bride-elect was feted last eve ning at a small dinner party at the Hotel Holland when three friends presented her with wed ding gifts. They were the Misses Elaine Brophy, Peggy Reter and Lois Herman. Picnic Event is Set For Sunday Past Noble Grands club will meet for a picnic at Ashland park Sunday at 12:30 o'clock. This annual event is for all members and their families Each one Is asked to bring a well filled basket and own service. Coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished by the committee. Those in charge of refresh ments are: Mrs. Carrie McDan nel, Mrs. Grace Hamlin, Mrs. Rosie Young and Mrs. Nettle Grover. The entertainment com mittee will be Mrs. Maude Stickle, Mrs. Sarah Redden, Mrs. Nina Oatman and Mrs. Karen 3ateman. Medford Women Attend G. P. Party Mrs. Eugene Childers of Med ford, sister of Mrs. Fred Roper of Grants Pass, was compli mented at a no-host birthday luncheon Wednesday at the Cave Shoppe In Grants Pass Covers were laid for twelve guests: Mrs. P. B. Blgelow, Mrs. T. J. Fry, Mrs. C. R. Fry, Mrs Eugene Childers, all of Medford; Mrs. Ann Bragg and Mrs. Shir ley of Los Angeles, and Mrs. C. B. Putman, Mrs. D. A. Hutchi son, Mrs. Roper, Miss Marion Campbell and Miss Janet Ross, all of Grants Pass. At the close of the luncheon Mrs. Childers cut a lovely birth day cake and opened numerous gifts. Garnettt to Visit in City H. C. (Shorty) Garnett and family are expected to arrive in Medford tomorrow to spend a brief time before continuing on to Portland and Seattle for a visit. The Garnetts formerly resided In this city and are well known here. Mr. Garnett owned a hard ware store a number of years ago. The family now live in Alhambra, Cal., and have been attending the Golden Gate In ternational Exposition on Treas ure Island. After their stay in the north, Mr. Garnett will pro ceed on to Alaska for a sojourn while his family remains in Port land. Mrs. Miller to ' Locate In South Mrs. Josephine Miller and daughter plan to leave soon for San Francisco. Cal., where they will make their home. They have been residing on the Jack sonville highway here. Wesley League Will Have Party Wesley League of the Metho dist church will entertain with a party for all members this eve ning at 8 o'clock in the church gymnasium. Games and refresh ments will be enjoyed. Two Travel to Klamath Falls Mrs. H. Chandler Elan, sales committee head of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival esjocta I C(-c press Falls today to attend to Shakes pearean affairs for the day. Mr. Prentice to Leave Soon for Chicago Meeting Mrs. Harry Prentice plans to leave next week for Chicago, III., to attend a meeting for the purpose of establishing a nation al accordion teachers associa tion. While In the eastern me tropolis, Mrs. Prentice will tit tend an accordion school for teachers, conducted by Anthony Galla Rint of New York, inter nationally famous accordionist and instructor. The local woman also plans to attend the trades show. In Chicago. The local accordion band which had it's inception two and a half years ago, now has a membership of over 130 including members from Grunts Pass. Ashland, Talent, Gold Hill, Central Point and other Rogue River valley places. Mrs. Prentice was recently In vited to enter the band in the Golden Gate Exposition contest Owing to her departure soon for Chicago, entry was not possible. During her absence from the city for three weeks, Miss Ber tena Elmore will be in charge of Instruction and band both in Grants Pass and Medford. Alameda. Calif.. July 12. UP) The Oregon girls' champion ship Softball outfit, the Lind and Pomeroy team of Portland, was shellacked 11 to 1 last night by the Alameda hurler, gave the team its 95th straight victory by holding Oregon's champions to three hits. WALKER'S DANC at Dreamland Saturday Bight. Alvave a food crowd and a food time. Joe Waterman 111 Tacoma, July 12. OP) Joe Waterman, one-time boxing pro moter in Seattle, Portland and Tacoma, is seriously ,111 with I FOR SALE Electrto washing ma. heart ailment at the United FOR SALE Suburban home near city limits, i sum, new e-room modern boUM, lama attractive liv ing room, fireplace, dinette, full cement basement, sawdust furnace burner, double garage. 200 peach trace In luU bearing. Price sesoo or would trade for house In Med lord as part parment. ALSO S-room plastered bouse, two bath rooms, completely furnished, cor ner property, clow In. Would e ehange for amaller bouse. ALSO S-rooro house with bath near Junior mgh. I! 300. easy terms. L. a. PICKELL. 1 So. Bartlett. States Veterans' Sawtelle. Calif., said today. hospital at friends here chine. S10. 29 Summit Ave. Phone Spatz Hosts to House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ward Spatz have as their house guests at their home on Vancouver avenue. Mrs. A. M. Blaker and Mrs. Mil dred Engle of Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Blaker Is the mother of Mrs. Spatz and Mrs. Engle is her sister. The two expect to re turn to their northern home sometime this week. Mrs. Engle has visited in Med. ford frequently and has manv irienas nere. 4 - Cheneys Observe Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. William N. Hall and family of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Howard DeArm- ond and daughter of Grants Pass are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cheney at their home on Park avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney are the parents of Mrs. Hall and Mrs. DeArmond. The Medford counle are celebrating their fourtieth wedding anniversary today. Miss Buck Is Visitor Hare Miss Wana Buck arrived In Medford the first of the week from her home in Minot. N. D.. to visit her brother, Seth Putnam and wife and mother. This marks Miss Buck's first visit to southern Oregon and she is much impressed with the beauty of it. She is a teacher in Minot schools. Mrs. Walkay Is Visitor Hare Mrs. Kenneth Walkey was a recent brief visitor here and the house guest of Col, F. L. Tou- velle at his home in Jackson ville. Mrs. Walkey is a niece f George Putnam, Salem news paper publisher. She will be remembered here as the former Miss Bruce Putnam. Her home is in Santa Monica, Cal. Herb Cochran and His Band Playing At Lake O' Woods Herb Cochran and his nrrh.. tra will be featured every Sat urday night at Lake of the Woods resort, according to an announcement today. This pop. uioi uancf oana win entertain guests at this resort and week end campers and picnickers un til after Labor day. Margie Norton, Sonny WH liamt and "Casnova Halas. three vocalists with Herb Coch ran's agsregation. will contrib ute to the entertainment of Lake of the Woods guests who attend the regular Saturday evening dancing parties. Too Late to Classify VERT DESIRABLE alteplnff room, beautifully furnished, private bath. isooi in lummtr, automatic Dot- water heat In winter. Lovely yard with fthade. 1501 W. Main. FOR RENT Sales River ld. room, 331 N, FOR BALE 6 -room plastered bom, close to Junior high :hool and courthouse. Out-of-state owner says sell. If you want a real bargain, come a-runntng. Some furniture goe with home. Price only 91260. Terms. 0 acres, all in alfalfa; 7-room mod ern home; barn; fruit, berries and nuu. A beautiful home and won derful Tlew of valley. Some stock and furniture jro with place. Worth twice the selllnf price,, S3300. Terms. U J. AUSTIN. 810 Laurel St. Phone 108S-J-2. OLD-TIME DANCE with old-time music. U. 8. Hall. Jscksonvtlle. L Gentlemen 40c. ladles free. FOR RENT Modern unfurnished bouse, (18. 634 Fenn. PRIVATE PARTY has money to loan on first mortgage. Box 3362 Tribune. LOST Salesman's brown lesther brief esse, containing Mutual Bene fit Insurance papers, etc. Reward. Return to Tribune office. FOR SALE Two acres walnuts, 7-year-old trees bearing nicely; or trade for outside property. Welter Franks, General Delivery, Central Point. FOR PENT Repair shop space. In quire 229 IS". Riverside. FOR RENT 41-room modern house. 23 Rose Ave. S25, water paid. WILL TRADE small modem home, clear, for suburban modern home, city water, or would consider larger home in city. 704 So. Peach. Phone 473-W. RADIO SERVICE All makes. Guar anteed factory precision. Reason able charges. 20 years experience. Est (mates free. Severln Electric, 1307 N. Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood Income property. Lot 100k 300 feet, one large house, email house In rear. S caraazee, 3 woodsheds. Located approximately 4 blocks from Main street. Ideal for roomers and boarders. Box 3519 Tribune. FOR RENT Well furnished front apartment. Electric refrigerator, wsnhroom and hot water. Call at 817 West 10th. FOR SALE 6-room modern home, best location In Medford. near hL?h and Washington schools, paved street. House faces park. With . 2 or 3 lots. 8 bedrooms. 528 West Uth. Exclusive listing. Also lstest in house, brand-new. Just finished, air conditioned. 7 rooms, basement, furnace, double garaae. hardwood floors, lovely location, la rue oaks. Forced sale on account Illness. 2000 down to clone deal, balance like rent, 5T loan. Also 7-room modern home, east side. large lot, 8 bedrooms, paved street; sacrifice. 82500. Payments 940 every 3 months. Also several ranches, lsrg and small ir it s reai estate, I have It. I ain't mad at nobody. DAD" ROBERTS. 720 W. 2nd. FOB RENT Apartment. S34 Apple. OUTSTANDING RANCH VALUES 240 acres, located on the Applegate river. 65 acres free water. 80 acres under cult! vation, all fine liver bottom land and In alfalfa. Modern home, large barn. Joins outside range. AiSO 1 26 acres liver bottom land, clover, alfalfa, grain, 80 acres cultivated. 65 acres free water. Running stream. Modern home, barn, etc. Also 75 acres, 35 meadow land. IB acres Irrigated, running stream. 30 acre free water. Fair Improvements. 4 cows, 3 heifers, farm machinery. Trade for smaller place near Medford. Also city property and many other iraaes. ELMER HERR1ED No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496 or IS13-J. $13000 $12000 $4000 FOR RENT Clean S-room furnished house; shower bath. 1320 Sailing Ave. BTXX Part drr. Medford Fuel Co. er load Tel. 831. CHECK HAHVS SPECIALS FIRST 10SS PLYMOUTH Sedan regu lar price. S34S; special 1395 103S POPD price, Sl5: Tudor regular special at. 14 1914 TERRAPLAKC Sedan was 33S: apacial HSU 103T PLYMOUTH Sedan clean as a pin; special price S49S 19SS OLPS Seden original finish, radio and heater, new Good year ttrea; see this quick at S4S3 HAHH MOTORS ss N. Riverside 33 8. Riverside FOR SALE Nice home, close to schools, eaay terms. Inquire SIS So. Ivy. FOR REWT Nicely furnished duplei Electric refrigerator. Maytag, elec tric range and oil neater. Adults 704 Pine. HIGHEST CASH PKICES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL t. all klnda oattertea. raalstora. alumi num, copper, brass; also bldea Delta and wool Medford Barealn House. 37 N Orape Phone loea FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downstalra aulta In the Holly Apartments Completely fur nished except dlhes and linen Garage Second door north ol postofflce Adulu only 140. Avail able now See nanager In rear or phone 13S7-R. in WHITE CROCHETED edpread. large sir. 815. Phone 1566-X. FOR SAIF La Fargue piano. 880: enamelled wood and coal mrwte. 2V Phone 8-F-ll PhoenU Pres byterian manse. DISTRIBUTOR for Jackson county q ui pmen t now used In homes, hotels, hospitals, offices, stores. etc., and Is standard equipment I In new butm on mariv lines. Dem- j onstrstton Sunday and Monday to sppllcants with at leat 8500. Room 206 Allen Hotel. CANADA "PrlpMii' .lea.kle Mil dell; fees, I .re Street Trtmal U Seellle... t Canada. Everf re.. PlartrwnJ. Plaa a eMllklfal week-eaa er eeaw plate Btellala aaj eaev erv va. ealUa .Ml. Itr el II. Uet I VICTORIA m VANCOUVER Tali ymmm ear ele-af. a.tbetVe rm l-ar-i lb pme tlmmm tblp fa mmnf autbll-M . . m J-laj lav. aM'talttM wbm ajr44af ebiaeil -he eWa-riaf. K-ftilr ferry avrrlaa ba Iw-Na pUI-ssr-sTw Vmmw Ulasxl m4 tb MlalaaJ...H mpprntmrnHf to a-Mar atfs mi stwal wtof Uf to lb priMlM1 pmtmtM mi totor b UTO VICTORIA O-M-Day Mturtln Mllli Jallf al 9 mum. trmm Ws,ttUrr1it bh . ! Ssltl RatMal tHp. J J Voeur A rttricam d nil arm m farther tn Canada this year. 1 1 fflflfl Vflfafff C M S. W. Br.aa'wer. Peril. J. BK.06S7 1. 1. CMaaatbJta Pastsarh I Chosen For Navs Announce ment was marie todsy of the tentative acceptance (or U. S navy enlistment of William C Lees, son of Mr. and Mm. John R. Lees of Central Point and Edward L. Lovkett of the Wlmer i, and Dean Pleper. festival I ,?mP "ft?' IX" rlv'r ss agent, traveled to Klamath I X XhM '''" ",r "y, sain ueorge E. Patterson, in charge of the re cruitlni station In the Medford federal bulldtns: They will leave by train Sunday nlit for Port land where they will be given their final qualifying physical examinations. If they pass the final tests, they wlll'go Immed lately to Pan Diego. Cal.. for eight weeks of preliminary training before being assigned to actual dutv. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Thirty-eight Brownie Scouts attended day camp Wednesday. Councellers were Jean Smith, Dorothy Hayes, Patricia Farrell. Catherine Conroy, Mrs. H. C Wells. Mrs. H. Harrison, Mrs E. T. Currana. Mrs. M. Coulter, and Ruth Nordwick. Songs and folk dances were held and handl craft displayed Vihlch will be urd for the closing day iTie mony on July 17. 1 Ol - 4HlnNF HI-. It U t'harle. K. rl- lUrerlor rnrrefal ,Mei rkarhina. old llnin, nf the faith f.m l Mm J t. m. KII M koclS tln-tde Oeeatl Pros ram. g 11 ll S The Enlargement of The WHAT-NOT Confectionery and Cafe FREE SATURDAY ONLY Ice Cream Cone. Coca Cola or Root Beer (rem Our New Dispenser. WITH THC PURCHASE Or ONE. We Also Serve Breakfast. Lunches and Dinners. JJe Plate Lunches 30c Special Turkey Plate Complete Dinners 3Jc up. Open M A. M. to 12:30 P. M. Sat. 1:30 A. M. tin And Ivy Streets. WILL PARTY who picked up purse this week, plea. mall the Social Security card found la it to ibe owner. 113 Geneva. TOUNO MAN wants light work on farm, milking. Will work for board and room and aio per month. Box a&ai Tribune. FOR SULI -roora new residence, never occupied. Hardwood floors, Ursa llvlraj room, paved street, close In. Might take small bouse aa down payment. 611 Bo. Oakdale. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER da atree position. Tot appointment address Box 2330 Tribune. WALKER S DANCE. Dreamland, Sat. urday nirfhl. 7-plece orchestra, good floor, good time, lots of good fresh air. Your frlenda will be there. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, mod.ru. g rooms and bath, shower and tub; garage, electric atove, Frieidalre. oil heater. 9 atlatletoe. Presents WORLD'S FAIREST SALE The store of tomorrow features world's fairest values. Shop here this week-end and be convinced that It pays to buy your foodstuffs at this Home-Owned Piggly Wiggly Store. We give you S. and H. Green Stamps and are open from 7 a. m. to t p. m. every day for your convenience. Special Prices Effective Saturday and Monday except as otherwise noted. Phone 0 tor FREE DELIVERY S26 So. Riverside CALUMET BAKING POWDER Double acting. lib 15c 2ilbs 35c KNOX GELATIN 2 pkgs. 37c Plain or Acidulated. FISHER'S BISCUIT MIX Add milk for delicious biscuits, dumplings, etc. large package 25c Amirlu'i Favorite "T CORN FLAKE$V f C ContsineVrtiiiifis-B'aVD' a a PEP llC Jem tht Regular jf A ALL BRAN . 9c PUREX The master bleacher and water purifier S12C gal. 21C HOLLY CLEANSER Cleans and brightens pots and pans. 3 cans 10c MATCHES Blue Star brand, A Diamond Match Co. product. 6 box carton 13c Campbell's SOUPS, 3 can 25 All kinds except Chicken and Mushroom. CHICKEN and MUSHROOM. can lQt NALLEY'S MAYON NAISE In Rainbow Tumblers H pint 2 for 251 DURKEE'S SALAD-AID Mild, sestful flavor. Pint..18 Quart.. 29d DILL PICKLES Cresham brand, crisp and mild. 25-oz. jar 15? PURE CIDER VINEGAR gal. Full strength. si Yellow Label Orange Pekoe V2 lb. 38c 1 ib. 75c Toiletries-Remedies at Deep Cut Prices 19 PACIFIC OYSTERS... 3 can. 25 Shoal Water brand. No. I cans.. SURE JELL PECTIN.. .3 pkgt. 25r ia tsi T.rrs Sfwwml avWavaae A 8aSuT Drip or regular. lib. can 25c 21b. can 48c $1.25 Absorbine Jr 4 os. Spirits of Turpentine 1 os. Glycerin 100 genuine Aspirin... lSe Mercuroctrrome 35c Bromo Quinine..... S os. Epsom Sails 2 os. Castor Oil 4 os. Peroxide .. 2 os. Boric Acid Pint Witch Haiel 15c Stork Castile 10c Pocket Combs 50e Mar o Oil 4 os. Bay Rum 15c Tooth Brush 79 .60 ...9 lit -60 230 -40 -.80 ...50 ...60 150 ...90 ...60 330 ...TO -80 PANCAKE FLOUR Fisher's. Also makes delicious waffles. No. 10 bag 49C SHORTENING Dinner Bell brand, purely vagal and it's guaranteed to please. ,bU3lb.pail43c IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT DENCO HAMS Mild sugar cure. Whole or half. Bake a ham for Sunday dinner. Per lb. 21 c SWIFT'S PREMIUM POT ROAST OF BEEF Here's meat you will be proud to serve. It's tender and flavorful ...per Ib. 17ii? SWIFT'S PREMIUM SHOULDER PORK ROAST Cut picnic style from U. S. Inspected young porkers. Per lb. 13V.0 OCEAN CAUCHT SALMON TROUT Nice to bake or slice and fry per lb, 19 ft In? Superb Quality Refined In 'America i lbs. $5.17 lbs. 53c FRESH PURE LARD 4 Ib. 35? MORRELL'S LEAN BACON, per lb. 19? Sugar cured, light weight. LAMB PATTIES 6 for 23 Made from fancy spring lamb. SLICED BACON per lb. 15 Eastern sugar cured, broken slices. MEAT PRICES SATURDAY ONLY SHRIMP wck. 2 cans 23c III 1 Borden's Eagle brand. Large t MIL IV Small can 12f ean.ClC IN OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT FRESH FRUITS AND VECETABLES For Your Personal Selection APRICOTS bg 4J Buy now for canning. BANANAS 4 lb. 15? The fruit for all age from grandfather down to the baby. Keep a supply handy always. fWSHKSs V 'y-1 -as I SVc 'I'TI ir17 Fresh, crisp heads. Fisher's Blend FLOUR " $1.59 FUher't Handi-sack 2-lb. bags of Cornmeal. Gra ham, Farina. Whole Wheat, Pancake Flour. saa Blend, elc, bag IOC EXTRA SPECIAL! DOUBLE S. and H. GREEN STAMPS With purchases of 12 or over Saturday Forenoon. 7 to 11 a. m. only. WATERMELONS lb. I';? We plug 'em so you knew they're good. RIPE TOMATOES lb. 4U? PRODUCE PRICES SATURDAY ONLY ' ZEE TOILET TISSUE, 4-roll package.... 17? ZEE KITCHEN TOWELS. 3 roll 25? NUBORA. Granulated Soap Giant size pkg. . . . 19c Pride of Jersey CRANBERRY SAUCE, 17-oi. can. .2 for 29e CERTO, 3 bottle... 45e Llndy. Choice Golden CORN, 3 can 25 Del Monle. 14-os. CATSUP, 2 bottle.. 29?