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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940. PAGE FIVE 10 GIVE IRK TO Over 11.0CO Enrollees, In cluding 2,000 Oregon Youths in Oregon Forests Washington. July 19 Oregon's conservation program will provide employment through the Civilian Conserva tion Corps for 2.000 Oregon young men, 194 war veterans and 9.006 men from other states in the quarter-year ending Sep tember 30. James J. McEntee, director of the CCC. in announcing the fig ures today, said 56 camps would operate in this first quarter of the new fiscal year. Of the 11,200 enrollees to be employed in Oregon, 5.200 will work on forest improvement, de velopment and protection, 1.800 on range rehabilitation, 1.200 on reclamation projects, 1.000 under the supervision of the general land office, 800 in erosion con trol on agricultural lands, 600 on wildlife projects, 400 in state parks and 200 in Crater Lake national park. McEntee said opportunity would be offered 591 Oregonians to enroll in the CCC during the present month as replacements for men who have left to accept private employment or whose enlistment period has expired Hit the Nail On the Head AIM BIGHT FOB THIS STOPE. AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO WASTE TIME "SHOPPING AROUND", You'll Find the "PICK OF THE SPECIALS" Here. We Are NEVER Knowingly UNDERSOLD. Bring Your Entire Food Shopping List Here and Let Us Figure It for You. Oleomargarine Gem lb. 10c NUCOA ... 2 lb. pkg. 37c Pickling Spices 2 for 15c Schilling whole spices. All varieties. Brown Sugar C&H .3 lbs. 14c Vinegar Jones 40 grain . gal 1 5c Pure cider. Bring your own container. SALT .... 8 lb. bag 19c KERR LIDS 3 pkgs. 25c Peas or Corn, Garden. .3 cans 23c; case $1.69 BUY DAIir.raODSM (J Htini, Libby. Gerber or Sanitarium 3 cans 23d PABLUM large package 39 We Are Now It's top quality and Tender, Milk Fed VEAL Roast lb. 14 Vis? Chops lb. 19'i Rib and Loin Breast lb. 11 HENS, Swift's Extra Fancy, each 49c For roasting or fricassee. Home-rendered LARD. . . .4 lbs. 32c Our own. Only a small lot left. POTATO SALAD. . Pt. 15c Qt. 25c Fresh Daily. I iimU r a TC Complete Assortment of LUNCH MEATS The Best Quality. sugar pugs .tas ittliis! A ( lOOt 55.09 PAY LESS-PARK rivers de market rprr delivery Mimic? Prince Fumimaro Konoye. pro ponent of a totalitarian-like, one party political system for Ji Din. has been ordered by the Emperor to head a new government. Im mediately after Konoye an nounced national policies of the land of the rising sun would be formulated by himself, minister oi war, minister of navy and foreign minister. He is shown here at a gala maiquerade party in Tokyo in 1937 at which he appeared as Adolf Hitler. The American Medical direc tory listc 195.104 physicians in its latest edition, noting increas es for 38 states and the district of Columbia. Dm Ms:) TTtbuos want ada. Cutting Some More of That Extra Fancy LOCAL SMI guaranteed to please. Tasty, Spring LAMB Leg lb. 23'iC Chops Ib. 2V.'2f French Style Breast lb. 10 Molt i delicious COli of fiH fprtvrt boeoust tha liny grot nt bland w tvonfy J L Netherlands East Indies and French Indo-China Ques tions Still Unclarified Tokyo. July 19. (W The inner government of the new Konoye cabinet reached a de cision today on relations with Italy and Germany and informed quarters asserted that it calls for a closer working arrange ment with the axis. The question of whether the Netherlands East Indies and French Indo-China would be taken under "protection" still was unclarified. H was considered certain that I Japan first would attempt an : understanding with Berlin on any action in the South Seas. Premier Prince Fumimaro Ko noye and the other three of his inner government ministers of navy, war and foreign affairs held a long conference in which they reviewed the entire field of proposed diplomatic policies. Konoye said in an announce men tonight. "I cannot at present announce details of the conference, but I can say that complete agreement was reached," he added. Japan, under her new totalitarian-type government will re main friendly with the United No. 2 SPUDS Klamath Old Potatoes 25-Ib. bag 25c TOMATOES Fey. California lb. 5 Fey. Loeal 3 lbs. 19 NEW POTATOES Local U. S. No. 1 10 lbs. 25c CANTALOUPES Fancy Large Slse 4 for 25c CHEESE Ladino lb. 23c There Is no finer cheese. Kraft, 2-lb. box 47c American. Very handy for lunches and picnics. COFFEE BLISS vacuum pack. Ibcn 19c-2lbcn35c - A General Foods product. It's guaranteed. CANDY Old Fashioned Chocolates 4 lbs. 29 Cream Mix. 3 l ib. pxg.19 Marshtaallows lb. pkg. 0? FLOUR Drifted Snow. 49 lb. 91.49 ' Western Choice. 49 lb. $1.00 ORANGE JUICE O-MI-O Brand No. 2 can . 3 for 250 48 ounce can 19 Finest quality Florida Orange Juice. Try it. Much cheaper than fresh iuice. Jello. 6 flavors... 3 pkg. 1 f Old Dutch Cleans. 4 for 25t? Oxydol, giant pkg. 550 P.IG. reg. site. 10 bars 2!" Wory Soap, ... md bar 5 Cascade Crackers ... 2 lb. box 15 Oysters. Weigants 3 cans 250 Half IoTPn Brand Crab Meat. 5-ot. g'.ass 230 Anchor brand, rauttit and packed b mrr. labor. n Orfnn product Chicken and Noodles or Turk. It Noodles, lb. )sr 19o An Oregon produ't of merit EASIER phone n5 States, but will not lean over backward to improve this friend ship, it appeared today. The foreign office spokesman, Yakichiro Suma, told a press conference that Japan's desire for friendship with the United States would not be decreased, even though the new govern ment strengthens relations with Germany and Italy. RITES AT 2:30 Funeral services for the late Charles Loudenbeck, who passed away Wednesday eve ning, will be conducted at the Siskiyou Memorial Park, Satur day at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. Fath er H. G. Gardiner of St. Mark's Episcopal church officiating. Perl funeral home is in charge of the arrangements. Friends are respectfully In vited to attend. WILL BE STRICT Salem. July 19. Oregon National Guard officers will not be permitted to resign unless they have good reasons. Major General George A. White said today. General White said that the 41st division and the 249th coast artillery, both of which will be mobilized soon, need medical of ficers. Commissions will be giv en doctors of military age. SPIRIT OF DOOMED Salem. July 19.-.-WP) Claude E. Cline, 46, Fossil prospector who is sentenced to die in the lethal gas chamber next Friday, is in good spirits and probably won't be taken to the death cell until the night before the execu tion, Warden George Alexander of the state prison said today. Cline did not appeal from his conviction of slaying his mining partner, and Governor Charles A. Sprague denied him clem ency. SOLDIERS ILL NEED Palmer, Alaska, July 19. UP) Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, chief of the army air corps, told farmers of the Matanuska valley yesterday the army would need enough produce to supply 8,000 men at its new air base at An chorage next year. He was impressed with the possibilities of the farm colony established by the federal gov ernment several years ago. MISSIONARY TO SPEAK AT NAZARENE SUNDAY Rev. Miss Mamie Bailey, from the British West Indies, will speak in the Medford Church of the Nazarene at 10:45 a.m. Sun day. She has been doing mis sionary work in the British West Indies and presents an interest ing message on missionary acti vities. She has also made a study of the Indian mission work of Ari zona and New Mexico and speaks with great interest from first-hand information and mis sionary association with Indians of these areas. The public is cor dially invited. CARD OF THANKS Wa wish to express our sincere thanka to our many friends for their sympathy and kindness during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful flowers. Ro ternary Sherrlc, w. J. Burbldge, Mr. and Mrs.' Lee Newman. Closing uma lor Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p m. Too Late to Classify WANTED Beat light all aedan or coupe two hundred dollara caab will buy. Olve full particulars. Box 310 Tribune. REBUILT INDUSTRIAL . rtANlNG Mill FANS Dm 3jIImm mmmm SHEET METAL WORKS fwliei) i"ff FOR AXB hem? Mm, Vagel Rancb, Orlffln Cmt. BLOZ Put dry. per load S3 -00. Mrdford FMI Co. Tl. SSI. FOR rent 6-room modara houaa. 2a SO. avatar paid. 93 Rom Avanue. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS ls O. If. C. ran) Truck dark blue finish Ilka new, new urea. A-l mechanically and priced to atU and aavo you many dollara. 134 Chevrolet l'j -ton Slaaa Body Truck dual Urea and wnal a bargain - - StSS Dodge I'i-Ton lorat wheelbaaa. plat form body, food mechanical condition and only SMS FirRCE-AlXEN MOTOR CO. Dodge "Job Rated" Truck Distributor FOR AALE Rabblta. t dnaa. 1 buck and 1 hutch. Oeo. Letnlre. weat and Stewart Arm. FOR BALE or TRADE -SO Standard Bulck coupe: balloon tire bicycle: 4 h. p. caa motor. Virgil Wright. Central Point. WALKER'S DANCE. Dreamland. Sat urday night. Alwaya a good crowd, and a good time. Old-time and modem muale. PICKUP SPECIALS 138 DODGE Pickup OTar load seringa, aportllght; was t: now , 44S 18J INTERNATIONAL Pickup overhauled and repainted: waa 34: now 1285 1S0 FORD Pickup was SI 45: now Silt 10 FORD Pickup waa 75: now , . $46 11 CHEVROLET Pickup waa S8J: now $50 1031 DURANT Pickup was SM: now ....... $40 . 183 DODGE Pickup waa MS: now S17.50 , i 1837 FORD Pickup was J: I now S10 HAHN MOTORS I Used Car Lot 36 Bo. Rlvereld. WORKING MOTHERS Olve your I child a vacation In the country. Wholeaome atmoaphere, close su pervision . Best references. Tribune Box 317. I WALKER'S DANCE. Dreamland. Sat urday night. 7-plece orchestra. Oood floor, good crowd, good time. Tour friends will be there. DEPENDABLE BLUE SEAI, CAR 3a Dodge De Luxe Sedan. This ear looka and runs Ilka new. 37 Dodge Da Lux Sedan. Many extraa. Guaranteed throughout. SS Plymouth De Luxe Sedan. Origi nal finish Ilka new. A real Duy. 39 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe. Can hardly be told from new. . A big saving on thla one. 38 Chevrolet Master De Lux Sedan. Used very little. A real bargain. 38 Plymouth De Luxe Coupe. You win think It a new car when you see It. 38 Plymouth Coupe. Many extras. perfect avery way. 38 Pontlac De Luxe Sedan. Small mileage. Radio and heater. A real bargain In thla one. Many more to choose from, priced from $39 up. Coma In and see how easy you can own a fine car on the terms we make. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge at Plymouth Distributors ALBERTA McVEIOH of Earl's Beauty Salon haa returned to work and will welcome her patrons. FOR RENT a-room furnished apart ment. 40 qulnoe St. Phone 10-X. FOR SALE Pontlac sedan, by owner. Cheap. 106 bo. a rape. WANTED Mlddus-aged woman to help with housework. Three In family. 310 8. Riverside. WANTED Middle-aged lady.-house- work. Room and board, small wage. 338 Mas. Reg. $1 CAR WASH ' SIX- We shampoo your car. Not Just eold water wash. You cannot ge better fob In Medford. SAM BATEMAN'S Sth St. Shell. Ask for A LYONS JSBRANDY for Cocktails Highballs Liqueurs Coffte Royals Straight fl.10 WORTHY COMPAfalONtl Lyons Fruit Flavored Irandies .Aprieot.llockbwrry, Teach, lOfrasflrrM,1'70 miLMTWrl t lieltS. It sttsKlKS, ' w flW ggSB- A. AN I 'a -L r-T asUtDI PI a II 0 II FOR SALE 1838 Ford V-g i ton panel truck. Low mileage. Guaran teed A-l condition. Phone 1SJS-R. SEE HAHN S SPECIALS 19S7 DODGE deluxe Sedan. Hew patnt. low mileage. Thta car be longed to a proud and careful owner. It l luted on our price aheet at 53J. Special Friday. Saturday. Sunday at S1S3. 1835 DODGE deluie trunk Sedan. Thla car haa been reconditioned: haa new paint, good tlrea. Waa owned be a local achoot teacher. Our Special Prtc until Monday la WIS. ISM PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan. Thla car haa yeara of good, dependable transportation left In It. We are practically wholesaling thla car at giss. 1S PLYMOUTH Coupe. Oood tlrea. excellent mechanical condition. Spe cial tlU Monday at $31. 1837 PLYMOUTH deluxe 4-door Se dan. Original paint, good Urea. A fine car throughout. S4A3. 1834 PLYMOUTH Sedan with trunk. Kew Urea. A-l condition. SIM. 1835 PONTTAC Sedan. Reconditioned throughout. A truly fine car. $33. 1936 OLDS Sedan. Original paint, upholstery like new. A car that la In Una condition for only $463. 1837 CHRYSLER Royal Coupe with overdrive, new paint, low mileage. Owned by prominent Medford bualnees man. Sound value at $133. And 40 other rare. All makea and modela. Priced from $13 up. HAHN MOTORS 38 N. Riverside 35 s. Riverside SATURDAY SAVINGS BAKER'S FARMINOTON MILK CHOCOLATE Pound Blabs 2 -25c Camp Fire Marsh mallowg trlpla aalad lor frtahnaaa ;u FAMOUS MAKE COLOGNE GARDENIA OR ORCHID Clota-out 5c Each Sob. SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP Taatad and approvad by Consumari Dlgaat 4 BARS 15C BORAXO CLEANER 2''25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 5c HOLLY CLEANSER Lanteen Yellow Douche Powder PACKERS GLOVES 2 Pr. 15c FLY SWATTERS 4c and 8c MOLLE 50c Tube 29c P.&G.SOAP ;r FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Two-Quart, Fully Guarantaad, Complete. RUBBER GLOVES Fraah Stock, With Slight Factory Delect. The "Fishermen's A novel Wall Plaque carved from yellow pine. A teal man' gill, dealgned lor Rogue River Sportsman. Exclusively al Wettera Thrill. - WESTERN THRIFT Phone 2 ORIGINATOR FOR RENT CIoaQ 6-room U2 W. aUckftoa. erVEN-TON truck leva d of atrlpe! Klondike watermelon. For mouth wfttvrtatf flavor, buy Iced melon from Ingrtrru Truck, next to Cofft Pot. RADIO REPAIRS ml ry ronbl cnaiyeft- u years txpntnr. Seven n Electric. 1307 N. Riverside. BEAUTirui. 1934 Chrvuler Airflow Sedan, formerly owned by promi nent Medford citiwn. Car may be Mn at 334 B. 9th. Bargain. COZTt nd comfortable 4 -room hoiiaa wun Dam. a iota nice native artaae. near chool. onlv 91100, terms. Alw S acre, all Irrigated. 4-room -house, bath, city water, outbuild. nt?s. lo cated near Medford, on traveled road, 91600. easv terms. Also 36 arrpa Irrigated, planted to ladino clover and alfalfa, modern build ings, we.l located near stat high war, price 94500, Including ft milk cows. 70 hogs. 9 hornet, chickens, and all farm machinery. U O. PICK ELL. 1 S. Bartlett. W A NTEO Honest, competent empl . as caretakers. Handy man for general upkeep and rare for flowers and lawn. Private home. No stork. vV om an to a saint h outew ork . No transients. Box 3418 Tribune. HOUSEKEEPING WANTED by lady In 40 a. girl 13. where honesty and home-maker would be apnreclated. Do not drink or amoke. Day work and beat care for your home and children while vnu take vacation. Mrs. M. J. McSwevn, 530 S. Ftr. FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four -room downstairs suite In the HoMy Apartments Completely fur nished exceot dishes and linen. Garage Second door north of pea toffies Adults only 940 Avail able now See -nan agger in rear or phone) 1397-R OUR LONG-ESTABLISHED POLICY OF GIVING YOU OUTSTANDING VALUES EVERY DAY AND EXTRA SPECIALS EVERY SATURDAY BRINGS THESE SAVINGS FOR TOMORROW. PHILLIP MORRIS EX 29c VELVET vuuprTt, 33c 5c DILL'S PIPE CLEANERS 2 for 5c 1 0c CLIPPER or HEAVY RED PACKERS COTS So Valua 2 - 5c 2 for 5c 39c 5c STUD Se DUKES Se Adarllsar Se BUFFALO Se JOCKEY Se TOP 3 for 10c 33' 12c 1 fcpr. Creed" by Wurts 98' OF CUT PRICES WAN 1 el Scrap iron for domeatta market. Unload In car and recelva more money. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1063. FOR RkiTT Nicely furnished duplex. Electric refrigerator, Mayag. elec trie ranre and oil neater. Adults, 704 Pine. HI OH EST CASH Pit ICES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL (-. all kinds, batteries, radiators, alumi num, copper, brass: also hides, peita and wool. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Grape. Phone 1043. A REGULAR 4 00 permanent wi's iTn with titter genuine Duart or Mahaakl oil supplies for only 91 00. A shampoo and either a fin ger wsve or hair atvle for 3Sc. Ho oil treatment 10c. At the Medford, School of Beauty Culture, 33ft B. Main St.. upstairs In the Hansen Bldg. Notice of sale of Interest Bearlnf W arrant of He hi to I Itutrtrt No, in, J ark ton County, Ore. Notice) la hereby given that th Board of Directors of School District No. 30. Jackson County Oregon will receive bids for the purchase of Interest Besrlng Warrants of said School District. The above warrants will be Issued In denomlnstlons of 9400.00 each, one warrant maturing? one year from date of Issuance, and one warrant each year thereafter until all of said warrants have been redeemed. The above warrants having been author lrd by the legal voters of said School District as required by law at an election called for that purpose, held July IRth. 1940. Sealed bids must be submitted to the Board of Directors, stating the amount of Interest to be paid on Mid Warrants. The Board reserves the rtaht to reject any. or all bids. Blda will be opened Monday. Aug. 5th, at 8 P. M. at the School House of District No. 30. Dated at Bams Valley, Oregon, this 10th day of July, 1940. 8. 8. ABBOTT. District Clerk. DAYS WORK 2f or 1 5c UNION LEADER . S. 57c 50c BRIAR PIPES 39c 15c VELVET 9c 15c LIGHTER FLUID 9c LIGHTER FLINTS 4 for 5c MATCHES SiT 14c CAMELS RALEIGHS OLD GOLDS LUCKY STRIKES CHESTERFIELDS SWEET CAPORALS OLD MILLS FATIMAS POLARS SPUDS 2 for 25c CARTON 1.23 National Dalanao ' Taxat Includad la All Clgaratia Pricaa ai Wattara Thrill Stora 3 in 10c BREWERS YEAST TABLETS A rich tource el Vitamin B and G. 250 tablet 49c 30 North Central IN MEDFORD