Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1940, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpage four MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFQRD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 19. 1940. Society and Clubs Clara Mary Davis WALLACE CHOICE Found Slain Visitor Feted At Picnic Party Mrs. Ruth Newman of Sac ramento, Cal., was honor guest last evening at a picnic held at Bear Creek park. She former ly resided her about twenty years ago and Is the former Ruth Seymour. Those attending the pleasant event were Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Wilson and son Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Humphry. Erma Jean, Donald and Madelyn Humphry, Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, Mrs. Marjori Pena. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Putman and daughter Louise, Mr. and Mrs. James Hukill. Mrs. Kresse is Club Hostess Mrs. A. F. W. Kress enter tained members of her dupli cate contract bridge club yes terday afternoon. Luncheon was enjoyed at the Hotel Holland and later tbe group went to the Kresse home on Queen Ann avenue for bridge. Those present were Mes dames Bayard Getchell, Gordon R. Green, Leland Clark, F. G. Bunch, Mark Miller, S. Ralph Dippel. and George Codding. Mrs. Parsons Here For Summer Visit Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons ar rived at Hillcrest orchards from Seattle recently to spend the summer. Arriving here yesterday from Chicago, 111., by plane was Geoffrey Tootell, Mrs. Parson's grandson, who will also visit her for the summer. Other members of the Parson family are expected to arrive in the near future for extended so journs. COAST DELEGATES Washington, Idaho Fought Naming Oregon Dele gates 'Go Along' With F.D. Adarel to Enjoy Sunday Picnic A large crowd is expected to attend the basket picnic din ner Sunday evening when Adarel chapter No. 3 of East ern Star entertains. The affair will be held at the old court house in Jacksonville. The occasion will observe the sixteenth anniversary of the chapter; All members art asked to attend and to bring their own service, coffee and cream. Des sert will be furnished by the chapter. t Mrs. McVeigh Returns Home Mrs. Arthur McVeigh and two sons, Ray and Dick, return ed yesterday from a months' trip. They visited Mrs. McVeigh's mother, Mrs. Minni Miles, In Walt Hill. Neb., and later itnn- mey win d me nous guests Iped in Iowa, Minnesota, Denver, Honolulu Couple To Visit Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrill of Honolulu are expected to arrive in Medford tomorrow to visit In the valley for a week. By Frank O. Gorrie Chicago, July 10. VP) Selec tion of Henry A. Wallace for the number two spot on the Demo cratic national ticket was not a popular choice with the ma jority of the Pacific northwest delegation to the national con vention. The delegations, which Joined in making the vote unanimous last night, did so only after fighting to the end for other can didates. Oregon cast Its entire ten votes for Wallace, but Washington and Mm I L Clad In a white bathing suit, Idaho delegates fought the pre- the body oi Gertrude Homing sure of Wallace groups to turn , (above). 22. red-haired former their support In other direc-; ,ehool ,,cher of Wauwatosa. Willis Mahoney. Oregon state g,i f or graduate university chairman, said his delegation de- .t.,H. i 1 .i, .. cided to "go along with the presi-i found ln ,n ap.rtm,n, ,htr.. A dent and his administration." 1 huii h.rf i... i..... after Louis Johnson had released .nd nearby lay the body oi the delegates. Arthur Slater. 44. railway mail Mlhnnv n 1.1. -1 . t I . ' .... clem, in whose diary was re- of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts at their horn on Crown Hill. The Morrills have visited here frequently and are well known. A number of social affairs will fete the couple during their stay. Mrs. Cook la Visitor Her Mrs. Alic Cook arrived ln Medford this morning from her home in Portland to visit her on and daughter-in-law,' Mr. and Mrs. Riney Cook, at their home on North Ivy street. Mrs. Cook plans to remain her for several weeks. Noble Grands Enjoy Meeting Seventy-five Past Noble Grands and their families en Joyed a recent basket dinner in Lithia park in Ashland. The next session will be an vent of August 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C A. Pickle near Phoenix. This Is an annual affair and It is expected that all members will attend. Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah. Tbey made the trip by motor car with northern relatives. if HAIK THAT tmtACTSV Ian. r HAin THAT ATTRACTS ta n4 mm, uttsufat eat. hmn m tkt mi. Its tKTtt si ttaaa. suits. rM. ssrlerth wmt aa...trw trsa aft) snsntl tuits, Hear ul. tillt Mr, e.tltct-uaiM' MU($S! Tkri an L l.Jm m """ Young Drug Co Miss McConnall Visits In City Miss Camilla McConnell of Los Angeles is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter at their home on the Old Stage road. She plans to visit here until the first part of August Trie Travels To Victoria The Misses Peggy Reter, Lois Herman and Elaine Brophy are expected to return to their re spective homes here In the next few days from a vacation trip spent ln the north. The attractive trio wer to visit friends in Seattle and later travel to Victoria, B. C. was pleased with the planks on public power and "keeping war out of America" by strengthen ing defenses. The delegation, he id. was also pleased with the farm plank, which he said, helps farmers, orchardists. the dairy industry and cattle men. ' TURNS IN $1.25 "We are going to continue with our booth and maybe put on a show to raise more money." said the "South Oakdale gang" in a call at offices of the Jack son County Red Cross yesterday to hand over J1.2S realized from sales of two days. The "gang", composed of four small girls. Patsy Terrell, Polly Hoffard. Rose Ann Stimson and Lola Hedrlck. has erected a cold drink stand at 425 South Oak dale avenue for the purpose of making money for the Red Cross. vealed a cryptic story of his love for the girl. Detectives said it apparently was a case of murder and suicide. 390 LOSE LICENSES TO 0PM AUTOS Salem (U.P There wer 390 revocations and 41 suspensions of operators' licenses tn Oregon during the first half of this year, the secretary of state's office reported. Most of the suspensions and revocations were ordered be cause of drunken driving. There were two revocations for Invol untary manslaughter and one for hit-and-run driving. North Dakota is the eighth state to adopt a constitutional amendment preventing use of automotive tax funds for non highway purposes. Length of the original Great Wall of China, built in Hie third century B. C, was about Z.550 miles. WILL MEET HERE The regular monthly meeting of the board of governors of the Oregon Stat Bar association will be held here tomorrow in the offices of attorney George M. Roberts, vice-president of the board. Presiding will be President H. H. D'Armond of Bend. About nine members, a secretary and others associated with the board, will travel to Medford for the meeting. Bath ater in and southwest Africa is "rented" at 25 cents a gallon and thereafter is used to water plants. The sun has 864 100 miles. a diameter of Only one-third of the world's Inhabitants are Christians. JAP FOREIGN MINISTER IS OREGON LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE, 1000 CLASS Eugene, July 19 (.) Al though he never attended classes on the Eugene campus, friends of Yosuke Malsuoka, a Univer sity of Oregon graduate who has been elevated to the position of Japanese foreign minister in Prince Fumimaro Konoye's to talitarian cabinet, have followed his political activities with in terest. It was in March, 1933. when he returned to Nippon through the United Slates aftr he led Japan's dramatic exit from mem bership in the League of Nations, that Matsuoka made his first and only visit to the real soil of his alma mater. He graduated from the Oregon law school in 1900 when it was still in Port land. "It is always interesting when an alumni of the University of Oregon achieves such a promi nent position." Dr. Donald M.i Erb. president of the univcrsitv. said. oirt scout day camp con cluded this afternoon and this evening from 9 to 8 the public is invited to attend open-house and a program as follows: Picnic supper. 5:30 6:15. Arts and, crafts displays. 6:15-8:45. archery tournament. 6:45, bugle warninn; parade of campers. Brownies leading Singing by entire cai.ip. Brownies, sniging "Shustifid- an ; dancing. "Here We Go Hound the Mountain." 7-ear-old unit. "Hev Llttl Lassie," folk dance. 8- year-old unit, "Ach Jah," folk dance. 9- year-old unit. "Play Mates," son;. Brownies singing "Brownie Smile Song." Presentation of ba'lgfs, dem onstrations (first aid. out-door cookery, troop dramatics). Unison songing, "Railroad Corra'," rounds. Unit 5. the Ashgrove Foxes. "Ash Grove," song. Unit 6, the Busy Bees, folk dance. UnU 7, the Queen's Jesters, "Oh Susannah," folk dance. Folk dance by campers (5 units). "Lousiana Gal." Awarding of perfect attend ance cards. Unit 8, the Elves of Rock Haven. "Mad Hatter's Tea Par ty." skit. Unit, high school, the Owls of the Eight Oaks, "Oui Cha let." baby owlet. Closing songs by audience AS USUAL .... tP- AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND 2 v Total federal tax on a rack- age of 20 cigare'.s now is 6 5 cents. i Enjoy the comfortable luxury of Canadian Australasian liners, sailing regularly from Vancouver. The Sun shine Route to Australia and New Zealand, via Hawaii and Fiji. Approred for United States citizens. SlimtH ncjilioi flg?..,t Sydney and return, Vo J CabiQclassai low J04 Details from yeurTrsrelrntrj Railicads now own or ODerate : more automobile trucks than lo-l M1S.W. BroaJwa. rortU) EES ;: A and from the lnotlprn freezers of 33. fonitrn nunv nnnnunvr. V , unuitn uHini rnuuuuio ; AC r 1. FREE Coast Guard Patrol Plane 15 Inch wing spread with gyroscopic couple control for patrol and return flight. Mad ei balsa wood, malal propeller. Capabl of ovr 200-foot flight. With a 25c Purchase or More Saturday Only - Limit 1 to Customer AUTO KING MOTOR OIL WAX FREE MOTOR OIL. S.A.E. 18 to 18 2 gal. can 98c Heavy Weight Aluminum Combination Set It parrhaw wparatrl. nl ecMt: J-qt. Covered Pan. costs 11.00 1-qt. Double Bailer, cost 1.55 I qt. Cassorel. costs SET TOR ::$ji7 HANSEN HARDWARE Sixth and Bartlatt Telephone $ MEDFORD for .Never before h a' joo taMed ire cream ith such indeerrihable gtMMlnrte ... such rare nVIicacv of flaor: Haored ith ORCOVAN, crushed fruit of 11. nilla orchitis, this pure Manilla ice cream is the croon. Ing ai hirNrmrnt in the art of ice cream manufacture. iih jour tr firl foonfiil, ou U1 experience a sensation of keen. rel en jox-merit. Tilth each succeed. Ing (poonfi'l. jr-u become InrrrasingK a are of delightful 3or sensation and realise, that here, trulj. Is a dih "fit for a king!" Ortetea VaaHl kt Crt Ma ants1 liclwsosr Ht Sf Grover Dairy Products and campers, "Beautiful Ban ner," 'Taps." Greece always hat maintained its racial characteristics despite invasion or removal of its inhabitants. Moscow residents average one bath in 18 months. Parisians on in four months, and Japan ese on every day. A codicil is an addition or al teration to a will. Seventy per cent of the esti mated 1,800.000 crippled per sons ln the United State abov the age of 15 are males. The United States owns 05 per cent of the world's bathtubs. S2( South Rivcrsid Phone I Free Delivery SAVE! YET ENJOY THE BEST FOODS You needn't sacrifice quality, the mealtime pleasure and healthfulaess ef quality foods for the sak of econ omy. W guarant th quality of our foods As for ur price. Just compar iheml Here, too, you get those valuable S. and H. Green Stamps. Double stamps every Wednesday on purchases of $2 or over Special price for Saturday Monday, except . otherwise noted. '(La. i - 6Nr 'SUBSTANTIAL BREAKFAST'SAVINOS CRISPI- FRESH l-ounc Packag 6c CARNATION OATS Quick or Regular. lge.pkg.23C Have your hot meal ln ih morning when it's cool. SPERRY'S PANCAKE FLOUR... No. 10 bag 55c Easily and quickly prepared. Just add milk or water. Wheaties 2 pkgs. 21c Th breakfast of champions. Tree airplanes KELLOGG'S SHREDDED WHEAT 3 pkgs. 25c A crisp, whole wheat cereal. SPERRY'S WHEAT HEARTS, .large pkg. 23c With added wheat germ K X Delicious, new, fortified, ready-to-eat Cons Cereal FOLGER'S PIGGLY WIGGLY SWEET CREAM BUTTER Whats toast or pancakes without lots of fresh butler? 2 pounds 66c Contains vitamins B and D. PEP pkg. 11 Snapl Crackle! Popl RICE KRISPIES pkg. 11? IS biscuits 12 ounces Shredded Wheat.... 3 pkg. 25f COFFEE OLCROljty aW M hn Drip or Regular Grind. 1ib.25c-2lb.48c Texsun GRAPEFRUIT JUICE With all the tang and flavor of fresh fruit Juice No. 2 can. 3 for 25 Tea Cup MILK tall cans, 3 for 19c FREE Royal Crown COLA Served at Piggly Wiggly all day SATURDAY. Cold and refresh ing. Com ln and try ill 2 pkg. 21 Hills Bros. COFFEE Red Can 1lb.25c-2lb.48c Best Circle ORANGE JUICE Serve this fin, fresh flaTorv' Jnlre for brrakfsM. 12-oz. cans, 2 for19! AURA COFFEE Hich inj TacDum parked rofrr with a mnn bark Jii.in.ntrt of Mtl-fmllon. 1 lb. 19c SUGAR White Satin Manufactured ln Oregon. 10 lbs. 49c MALT SYRUP Blue Ribbon. Hop flavored 3 lb. cans. can 53C IVORY SOAP Kind ts everything it touches. Medium... 5r Large.... 9c OXYDOL large pkg. 19c No boiling, no scrubbing. CLOROX quart 1U Th whit line is th Clorox line. NU-BORA, Borax Soap Granule 4g FREE Crystal Class Utility Dish with Giant Packag. GRANADA GREEN OLIVES pint jar 25c Big mealy ones. WHITE STAR TUNA FISH, i;'. 2 can 33c Chicken ei tbe sea. PORK and BEANS, 21; size cam 2 for 19c Glen Valley brand, economical. POTATO CHIPS, 15c size pkg 2 for 23c Blue Bell brand, fresh and crisp. AMERICAN SARDINES, in oil 4 cant 19c SWEET PICKLES. 25-oz. jar 25c Gretham brand, crisp and tasty. OLIVES, pint size cans, 2 for 23c Fancy Caliiornia rip olives. FREE Set ef Colored Plastic Measuring Spoons with SNOWDRIFT 3 pounds 46c MOR-TANG MUSTARD SAUCE quart jar 14c THOMPSON SEEDLESS RAISINS 4-Ib. pkg. 19c Keep them bendy, for all kinds ef cooking. POWDERED SUGAR, 3 lb. 19c 5c GUM and CANDY BARS 3 for Uc BIXBVS JET OIL SHOE POLISH... 15c size bottle 11c ZEE BATHROOM TISSUE, 4-roll family package 17c ZEE KITCHEN TOWELS, alls Saves ea laundry. 25c IN OUR MEAT DEPT. GENUINE SPRING LAMB Select mountain quality tender and nourishing. Shoulder Roast per lb. 15c Breast or Stew per lb. 10c MORRELL'S SLICED BACON per lb. 230 Fancy quality sugar-cured breakfast bacon. BABY BEEF LIVER.... lb. 15c Tender and tasty as cslves liver. MOCK CHICKEN LEGS, 6 for 2oC Your fsmlly will really enjoy thes for a change. Made from select quality tender meat. BEEF TONGUE pcr lb. 140 Boll and serve with horseradish. POT ROAST OF BEEF. lb. 17Uc Serve baked with whole onions and browned potatoes and rich brown gravy. W guarantee you'll be delighted. For Tender. Steer Beef Steaks that you will be proud to serve, shop your P.qgly .Srgl1crTl'0;,k''-WE C"TEE SAT- IN OUR PRODUCE DEPT. Red Rip WATERMELONS ... lb. Uc Yes. w. plug ,m ORANGES Valencia. Nice Juice sir. 2 doz. 25C GRAPEFRUIT, 8 for 250 txtra large else Arlionas. CARROTS 2 bunches 5C Medium site, crlip and tender. CABBAGE per lb. 20 Sweet and crisp for salad. Produce Specials tor Saturday Only