Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 22, 1940, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. -see OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 22. 1940. PAGE NINE J'VILLE TO OPEN RUSH FIRE CREWS SCHOOLS, SEPT. 9 Jacksonville elementary and high schools will open Monday, September 0. High school stud ents, who have not registered, will register at the high school building between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. during the week of September 2 to 7. Any pupil six years of age on or before November 15 will be eligible for admission to the first grade, according to A. L. Beck, Superintendent. Jacksonville school District No. I has purchased two new school busses for the school year 1940-41. One, a thirty-six pas senger bus, will transport the elementary pupils from the East end of the district and high school pupils from Griffin Creek and Weslslde to Jackson ville. The other, a sixty passen ger bus, will transport pupils from the Sterling and Ruch districts. About 1.200.000 persons In the U. S. are employed in pub lic education. GRAVEL GONTRACT BURGLAR VISITS Hamilton. Mont., Aug. 22. (Pi A special train loaded with 300 forest fire fighters, rolled : into Hamilton today from Spo-1 kane, Wash., and the men were ! sent to battle more than SO blazes flaming up in the rugeed, densely-timbered Bitter Root valley. Another 173 CCC enrollees from the Kaniksu national for est moved in on the fire lines. There was a sharp drop in temperature with cloudy skies holding some promise of rain to Improve a situation regarded by forest rangers as "better but still tense." The largest blaze., In the vi cinity of Hughes creek, covered approximately 700 acres. Sailor a Suicide Seattle, Aug. 22. IP) The sheriff's office reported today Benjamin Guy Painter, about 30, navy torpedo man, first class, on the aircraft carrier Lexinton, shot himself fatally last night at an amusement re- 'sort shooting gallery. Portland, Aug. 22. Y The state hignway commission con sidered bids on nine projects to day estimated to cost more than a quarter million dollars. The group opened its regular August two-day meeting after inspecting parks and roads on the Oregon coast. Low bids opened today In cluded: Gold Hill rock production in Jackson county, 13,100 cubic yards of crushed gravel. R. I. Stuart and Sons, Medford, $18. 940. Furnishing of 16.S00 cubic yards of crushed gravel for Little Butte-Cascade Gorge sec tion of Crater Lake highway in Jackson county, R. I. Stuart and Sons, Medford, $18,423. IM A house burglar Wednesday afternoon ransacked the resi dence of Mrs. Ruth Holmes. 208 West Jackson boulevard, ob taining slightly over $13 in cash, several candy bars and some cookies. City police raid that Mrs. Holmes explained she was out of the house for two hours dur ing the afternoon, and that when she returned the place clearly showed the effects of the prow ler. Entrance to the residence apparently was made through an unlocked back screen door, police said. Because of the missing candy bars and cookies, it was be lieved possible the burglary may have been the work of youngsters. War Boosts Export Washington. Aug. 22.2r I War demands for airplanes. steel, machinery and other vital military supplies boosted United States exports 33 percent to a $3,273,000,000 total in the first 10 months of the European conflict. F Clcting ttma for Too Late to Cits- if; Ada u 1:30 p m. Vichy, France, Aug. 22. M Britain's refusal to lift the blockade against France w:i; termed "an act of hostility" to night in a speech by Foreign Minister Paul Bsudotn. This, the foreign minister de clared in answer to Prime Min ister Churchill's Tuesday ad dress, is "perhaps even nore painful than the Mcrs-El-KiMr attack. He referred to assault of the British fleet on French warships at France's North African base early in July, as a result of which the Petain government broke off diplomatic relations with England. "The French goven. rient will not bow before this decision." the foreign minister said. "It must do everything In its power to save this country from hunger." Cas stall Tribuiu ui sua. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Mor Comfort FAAI'ECIH. ft pltaaant alkaline inon-add pow-dar. holds falta tth mora firmly. To at. talk and laugh with grcatar wurltT and to avoid tha worry and dl acorn fort of allpptng. roe king, wabbling falva tth prlnkl your plat with FA8TTITH. No tummy, ffooey. pant? taata or fMllnf. Does not aotir Chocks "plat odor." Gt PASTE ETH at any drug atora. CLOSING OUT PRICES New and Used Clothing 328 W. 6th. 2 doors W. P. O. $25.00 REWARD Will be paid bj th , minufvlom for inr Corn or Callnua GREAT rilRISIorilKB POSITIVE CORN a.I.VR eannnt remove. s.tc at Your WESTERN THKIFT Store. Births FOR WJNDSOB, -7 TOO I U :, ,1 a''. . . ' I rVlft.. a .. . . LS2r for-tf Windsor V W STRAIGHT lOUKSON WHISXfY "PRINCI OF GOOD BOURBONS" ' eo proof NATIONAl OISIIUERS MOOUCTS CORPORATION, N. Y. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cave of route 4 a baby daughter weighing six pounds eight ounces at the Stanley Maternity home at 1 p. m., August 21. The baby has been named Shirley Mae. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham of Ruch In Sacred Heart hospital August 20, a girl weighing seven pounds. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nlel Freed of Prospect August 21 In Sacred Heart hospital a boy weighing eight pounds. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hubbard of 20 Mistletoe avenue on August 21 in Sacred Heart hospital, a boy weighing seven pounds, six ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mobar of 1140 Medicine avenue. Salem, a boy weighing six pounds, fourteen and one-half ounces, in Sacred Heart hos pital August 21. Cloalng time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada ly 1:30 p. m. (CtD) (id (dFielk if Wl PRODUCE PRICLS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY L T - . ..lte- I aV aa THEYRE WGHT OFF AW FAM1 WATERMELON . . . . lb. 3-4c SEEDLESS GRAPES . Every melon guaranteed NFW PflTflTflFQ Kfl Ih eartr AQr Klamath Gems, No. 2 nAUIaJlltij TOMATOES, local Julia Lee Wright's BREAD ,JtfB-2hr23C SALT, fine table 8 lb. bag 19 CORN. Country Home, whole kernel. No. 2 cans 2 for 23 GRAPEFRUIT. Glenn Aire. No. Z cans 2 for 21 PEACHES, Castle Crest .No. JVi can 15 SHRIMP, small dry Pellaco S-oa. can 10 PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast, 21b. Jar 23 Vinegar qt. bottle 14 WHITE MAGIC BLEACH. Va gal Jug 17t These Prices EffectWa Friday Through Monday, Aug. 23-26. 4w TOMATO JUICE 46 Oz. Tins 3 lbs. 10c 4 lbs. 10c 3 bun 5c 17c Sunny Dawa PANCAKE FLOUR 53c Sparry'a CORNFLAKES -'2 9c Regular Sis Grapefruit Juice 2 15c Town House. Mo. 1 Sis The Tire Sale of the Year! LOOK AT THIS! A Genuine Goodrich Silvertown With the Golden Ply 600x18 for $9.95 5:50x17 at S9.25 These prices include your old tire 1 Bsk&M See Us Before You Buy MAKE YOUR OWN Easy Terms! CREDIT TO EVERYONE Jut flrt hat tou nf. hom at ynar llrna tdnrifleatlon and tt ui how Ju ran pav. There t no rM lap, no dfla.'t and wa HI make Immediate Installation. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES The only tire with Gnlien PIt bloaoal bto tertlon. Mltertown't deep, aharp tread gltet added aafetT for Mnter drtTlnj. GOODRICH BATTERIES Tha new Onodrlrh Kathanode r.1e-ttro-pfc: la fuaranteed for ai loti a jov drtta yonr car I LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION PEAS Ho. 303 4 for 29c Lb. can Edwards Coffee, AIRWAY Mb. Bag 12 31b. Bag -35 ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING Lb. can 15c 3-lb. can 39c 21 2 lb. cans 39c NOB HILL lb. Bag 1$C lb. Bag 35f MAYONNAISE. Piedmont Kitchen Craft FLOUR A home-type flour made especially for home-siie recipes. Llndr Brand 48-Lb. Sack SUGAR Fine, In cloth bag 10 lbs. . .49c 25 lbs. $1.22 100 lb. $4.79 ..pt. 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