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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1940)
TAGE FIVE RAM BEAUTIFIES' It's Our 4th BIRTHDAY and We're Celebrating With the Biggest Party In Our History RECREATION SPOTS IN R0GUEF0REST Timbered Land Is Never So Lovely As After Initia! Downpour, Bulletin Says MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. -SEPTEMBER fi. 1940. 4 In Every Department COLA Served FREE All Day Saturday to every customer entering the tore FREE COFFEE Ladino Cheese and Smack SANDWICHES Served Free all day Sat. MANY DOOR GIFTS Our Big Barrel oi PEANUTS will be her utual. EAT ALL YOU WANT Just drop the ihelli on the floor. The Largest LADINO CHEESE ever made will be en display. Guess the weight. Gift for the beet guesses. Anniversary PRODUCE BARGAINS Sweet Spuds 6 lbs. 25c U- S. No. I Oranges 2 dz35c Sunkist, 2S2 site. Full o' Juice. IfCANbll Soap Chips POTATOES Klamath U. S. No. 1. 50 lb. bag 39c Cauliflower Large, solid white heads. each 10c SOAP. Palmolive or Life Anniversary HIGHEST OUALITY LOCAL STEER BEEF You mil nijuv I he lft t our km prlre. Chuck Roast, lb. lot? Sho. Round, lb. 18? Boiling Beef, lb. 11? PAY LESS -PARK EASIER niifiraciifti? win raffle "5 -?S.Z DELIVERY CHUCK BATEMAN. Owner THANK YOU for your splendid patronage during the past four years. You have made it possible for us to grow from a small grocery store to a modern food market. We are ex pressing our appreciation by offer ing you extra savings during our big birthday party. CHUCK BATEMAN Swift Premium Products We will hare a special demonstration Saturday to show you all of these fine foods. Taste them. See how much better they are. SWIFT PREMIUM CORNED BEEF .can 19i 3 cans 55? CORNED BEEF HASH can 15ti 3 cans 43C DEVILED MEAT 3 cans 10t PEARL SHORTENING 4-lb. pkg. 33 SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 ctns. 10? Folger's Coffee" can. can 47 Coma in and have a cup of Folger's Coffee. We will send in your order for a dictionery. Fig Bars. 2 lbs. 17c Another fresh shipment- Giant Oxydol pkg. 53c Prunes 21b. pkg. 13c Fiesta, packed by S. It W. Calumet lb. can 15c Double acting baking powder. ,J JJjjj on Bag Carton I 100 lb. sack $4.89 .5-lb. pkg. 27c Crystal White. Peas and Corn. .3 cans 23c; case $1.69 Garden brand. Grapefruit Juice 46-oz. can 17c This is pure Florida juice. Note the difference. Tuna, White Star No. 1 can 29c This is the large can. Buy it this way. It's economical way. Smacks, lrg. pkg 2 for 25c Butter Crackers, made by Loose-Wiles. Flour, Klamath Bouquet, 49-lb. bag as m Campbell's Tomato . 4 cans J ID I I HeV Chicken, Mushroom... 3 for Va ftf k All other varieties 3 for Buoy your choice . bar MEAT Savings See the Longest Dog in the World Another Shipment of JUMBO BOLOGNA TRY YOUR SKILL Extra try. milk I'll VEAL ROAST, lb 15 CHOPS, lb- ....19'2 Lo4n or rib BREAST, lb H Fine tor dumpllnct Tender, jnlrf LAMB LEO. delicious lb. 2.1 CHOPS. lb. 27 l-oln or rlh BREAST, lb 100 Fine for pot pie We have some more of those nice, small Ore. Chief HAM. lb. 22Jc Lunch Meats Chickens - Rabbits Home Made Potato Salad DIAL The following recreation: I ullelin, last of the season, w; issued today by Rogue Rive national forest headquarters: "The forest is never mor. lovely than just after the first fall rain. The freshened green of the trees is interspersed with bright red mountain ash berries and autumn-colored shrubs and the aroma of pine and fir seems heightened by the clearness oi the air. "Roads throughout the Rogue Hiver national forest were much improved by the rain and witli a little sunshine the camps will be in good condition. "Motor trips to the higher elevations are attractive now because visibility is excellent. Some suggestions for these trips are the following: "1. Ashland loop from Ash land to Applegate via Siskiyou summit. A possible variation for , persons who have once covered this route is to leave the road at Dutchman peak and drive down the Klamath forest road to the Klamath river, passing near the Cinnabar springs (through a game refuge where deer are usually seen), and re turning to Medford via the Pacific highway. Another side trip is available by taking the Water Gulch road from near the Beaver-Sulphur camp, past the Cinnabar lookout and back to Medford via Little Applegate. Special motorlog sketch maps of the Ashland Loop are avail able for free distribution in the forest supervisor's office. "2. To Blue Ledge mine from the Applegate road near the Applegate CCC camp. This is a steep mountain road to the abandoned copper mine, in a location affording excellent views of the high peaks along the Oregon-California boundary of the Applegate district. "3. Star Gulch, from Big Ap plegate road near Star ranger station to Thompson Creek road with side trip to the Tallowbox lookout, returning to the high way at Applegate postoffice. ' There is an improved camp on Star gulch and another on Thompson creek. "4. To Lake of the Woods over the Dead Indian road via Ashland, and return past Fish : lake, over Robinson Butte road j to Dead Indian Soda Springs and past Lake Creek to Med ford. Take the side trip to Rob inson Butte lookout, too. I "5. The new Tiller-Trail high way from Trail over the Ump qua divide, returning via the Pacific highway. 1 6. Up Elk creek from the Crater Lake highway at Rogue Elk, along the Umpqua divide past Huckleberry gap, return ing to the Crater Lake highway at Woodruff Meadows. "7. To Hershberger lookout from the Diamond Lake high way, past the Rabbit Ears and to one of the highest points on the Umpqua divide, "These are only a few of the 24d many trips which may be made. Maps and complete information are available at the forest sup ervisor's office in the Liberty 95c 25 29 25 building or any ranger or guard station, "Fishing at Fourmile lake Is still fair with cluster eggs for silversides 'and rainbow. At Rocky Point expert anglers are making fair catches. Fishing in the smaller streams is practical ly ended. "The Umpqua forest reports that at Diamond lake trolling and fly fishing are Improving after the storm, with nice catches of trout ranging from one to six pounds being made. "In Rogue river trout fishing is reported good from Prospect to Grants Pass, the best lures being blue charm and yellow eagle. Steelhead fishing is Im proving slowly and a few sal man are moving in on the spawning beds which will ma! single-egg fishing fairly good in a short time. The best lure: this week were Lady Caroline and red hackle: the best loca tions, Fern riffle and Patrick riffle. "Forest fire restrictions are effective until September 30. In spite of the rain, there is still considerable danger of fire spreading and continuance of care is urged. "This is our last bulletin of the season. There are, however, still many opportunities for en joyable recreation In the forest and information will be gladly furnished on request." 5c Jfr :ui.ii-F'iyoNF.n nr.. t M. harlr. K rtil- I 1 ""M" PiMMhinr. old I i V- f Himn of the t.llh 1 ' J P"V I.WKV MMIII S im . . 3 - S.-mJ p. m. MFM-lino 311 S ;l iilnn-Kidt oeipel CRAYOLAS Double Sise BIG TEN TABLETS 2 for 15c LEAD PENCILS FOUNTAIN PENS PINK SOFT ERASERS 1c to 5c CANVAS BINDERS ICY-HOT PINT VACUUMS 59c TOILET LANOLIN Tub. 14c SHOE POLISH Dicalcium Phosphate, Calcium Gluconate Compound, with Viosierol. " B0 Wafers 03 C COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES. Box of 100. "JA rich in A and D I 9 C PHILLIPS MILK OF QQ MAGNESIA. SOc sise ... 9C ABSORBINE. JR. LINIMENT 79c FELS-NAPTHA M LAUNDRY SOAP 4C CLEANSING TISSUES ig Box of 500 IOC TOOTH BRUSHES Quality bristles popular shapes....... 17c EPSOM SALTS finest 4 Om U.S.P. Pound tin I bC LUNCH KITS complete wilh pint Icy-hot'.: 95c AFKO-RUB LINIMENT Fft $1.00 sise 09 C CALCIUM LACTATE AM Tablets. Bottle of 100 eCC IRONIZED YEAST Af Tablets. 11.00 sise D I C PACKERS GLOVES We have plenty of the smaller 6c sises ..... ..Pair IDOTIER imliint Vain " COLQCHE STOIE RIME Jkr' MEDFORD'S ORIGINAL PRICE 30 NORTH CENTRAL Back to school day are here) We are merchandise we have ever offered at Hundreds of thrifty minded children Western Thrift shopping center- 2 for 25c Overslse Erasers 5 for 1 0c Guaranteed visible Ink supply 19b Heavy weight 25c Oil Glow Liquid 10c TOBACCOS At Western Thrift Are Always Fresh CAMELS RALEIGHS LUCKIES OLD GOLD CHESTERFIELD Sweet Caporal OLD MILLS SPUDS POLARS KOOLS 2 FOR 25c CARTON $1.23 WEST AMERICAN Cigarettes 11c pkg. WINGS AVALONS DOMINOS SENSATION PAUL JONES MARVELS WHITE ROLLS 20 GRAND 10c PACKAGE CARTON 95c DAYS WORK CLIPPER GRANGER GEO- WASH. 2or5 PRINCE ALBERT SMOKING TOBACCO Pound can , 59c COTTON SOX Assorted Colors la These Well Made Sox for Men and Boys 5c pair IT'S NOT TOO EARLY To guard against Winter Colds, fortify your resistance with Quality Vitamin Products from the largest stock In Southern Oregon. Our trained sales pee- ' pie will be glad to answer any questions regarding your vita min needs. With Hundreds of REAL VALUES for Hundreds of Thrifty Children and Parents ready with the largest stock of brand new the lowest possible prices. Come in early. and parentt are already flocking to the BREWER'S YEAST TABLETS For School Binders. Full Count Packages for Two-ring or Three ring Binders. Your Choice of Narrow or Standard Rulings. Regular Sc Packages 3 for 1Qc LUNCH BUCKETS Heavy Weight Lunch Pails for School Lunches. Assorted Col ors With Tray that la Removable and Easily Cleaned. A Wonder ful Value. CUTTERS k I'1 I HALIBUT l LIVER OIL I hi CAPSULES Jj 7 For Kiddles who don't like Cod j I jj I! Liver Oil. Easy to take High Wl j i Potency Capsules. jjj 39c Two boxes for 75c j Ift IK 11 IN U Provide Extra Quantities of Es- ill If sential Vitamins B and G which I U will Aid In Promoting Appetites 11 ni and Proper Elimination. Kiddles III II II like their Pleasant Nutty Flavor. HI Jj s 49c I J FILLER.' I, j PAPER It II I n m I 4 n , SATURDAY 1 Dm It I ; only gc j DIAL 3874
