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PAGE FOUR RALPH TAKEN BY DEATH Ralph Milton Spencer, of 419 Newtown street, resident of Medford for the past 14 years, passed away Thursday at 10:30 p. m., after several months' Ill ness. Mr, Spencer was born tn Mar quette, Mich., Sept. 13, 1872. , When quite young he moved with his parents to Nebraska, where they lived for several years, moving from there to Wy oming, and later to Mount Shas ta City, Calif., where he met Miss Clara Baldwin. They were united In marriage In 1897. He and Mrs. Spencer were in the hotel business in McCloud, Cal., for seven years before moving to Medford. He is survived by his wife, three sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be eon ducted from the Perl funeral home Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. I Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will take place In Siskiyou Memorial Park. Births Society and Ciubs by Betty Shoemaker CALENDAR Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Elliot, route 3 Medford, a boy weighing 10 pounds In Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday, June 3. h a a n a a a w n a CALLING ALL BIKE RIDERS! Rid In Wank Big BIKE PARADE! Young and old, boys and girls . . everybody's enter, ing Wards big BIKE PA RADE! Decoratt your bike and rids It in the parade I You may win on of tht big prizes ... you're sure to have a good timet No entry fee. Come to Wards for details I WIN THIS TROPHY I First Prise will be this handsome lS'ilnch Tro phyl But there'll be a Grand Prise Bicycle and many valuable merch andise prises tool All prises on display in Wards wlndowl Get an entry blank today. .MONTGOMERY WARD a, BOYD'S M 'A R K DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street Prompt, Convenient, Courteous Delivery Service 4 Timet Daily 8:30 A. M 10 A. M. 2 P. M 4 P. M. 8. H. GREEN STAMPS SPECIALS for JUNE 7th and JUNE 9th fsL ft U v: CANADA DRY SCHILLING COFFEE fib tin!... 29C EKP--57c Schilling Blk Tea Mb. 20c, Mb. 39c Sanka Coffee, 9Qj lb. can e3 w G FLOUR Flagstaff $4 OQ 491b. bags I a09 Kitchen Queen $ A JQ 491b. bags..: 1 a4J Drifted Snow JJ 49 lb. bags M D TUsue, 3 rolls Chow Dog Food, 8 cans Pard Dog Food, 3 cans 1.83 25c 13c 25c ET Royat Baking Powder, made with pure cream of tartar O I W Cook Book Free Royal Desserts, C 7 tempting flavors.... O C Snowflake Sodas, aa fresh, 2 lbs 3UC M. C. P. Pectin. 3 pkgs. . Sure Jell. 3 pkgs. 27c 3 bottles...- 48c Swift's Tomato Juice, large 2i slse tins. Aft 3 for fcOC Corn, Peas or String Beans standard 303 slse, J"' 3 cans awOC Honey, Stewart's, S ib. pail OOC Crltco. 31b. tins ObC Crystal White Soap. teg. slse. 00 10 bars 33 C Camay Toilet. Soap, 3 bars...- 19c Dinner Bell Salad Drees- SJL. 33 c Old Dutch AA Cleanser, 3 for ... UC New Nucoa, the whole some spread for AM bread. 2 lbs. 3wC Liquid Veneer Selfthlno Wan. pint, 39i f Q quart 09 C Shower Honor $ Marie Darland At McEwen Home Miss Evelyn Nation was host ess at a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lenore McEwen. 819 Sherman street, compli menting Miss Marie Darland who will become the bride of Harold Evans June 15. Attending the affair were Mrs. Olive Duprey, Mrs. Phyl lis Hall, Miss Margaret Midden dorf, Misa Ruth Middendorf, Miss Therese Parent, Miss Elsie Turner, Mrs. McEwen, the hon ored guest and the hostess. College Students Are Garrison Guests Among college students re turning home this past week was Miss Barbara Garrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garrison of Phoenix who has been attending San Jose Bible college at San Jose. Accompany ing her were Rodney Rayman and Earl Chambers, also stu dents at the college. After spend ing the week-end at the Garris on home they left Monday morning for their home in Brookings, South Dakota. They conducted services at the Central Avenue Church of Christ Sunday morning. Mr, Rayman spoke at the morning service on the topic, Forsaken and Mr. Chambers at the eve ning service. Mr. Rayman also spoke during the afternoon at CCC Camp Prescott where Miss Garrison led the song service. Sunny Circle Plans Annual Picnic Luncheon Sunny Sisters circle of the First Presbyterian church will hold a potluck picnic at the home of Mrs. George Treichler at Central Point Tuesday at 1 p. m. Those attending the pic nic luncheon are requested to bring their own service. Afternoon Recital Attended by Mothers Mrs. E. E. Gore entertained mothers of her piano students at the Gore home, 116 Geneva street, Thursday with an after noon tea and informal music recital. Appearing on the program were Billy Walker, Harriet Wal ker, Derva Sater, Helen Storm, Patsy Faber, Miriam Currans, Tommy Currans, Ruth Stewart, Fredrick Byington, D o r e n e Bohnert, Marilyn Bohnert, Pa tricia Lydiard, Mary Obye, Phyllis Russell, Dolores Bohn ert and Tommy Parker. Local Church Group Entertain at Rink Party The young people of the Cen tral Avenue Church of Christ were hosts to the young people of the Ashland Christian and Central Point Federated churches at a skating party Mon day evening in Ashland. Over 84 young people attended. Friday. 6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou, No. 16 and auxiliary. I. O. O. F. hall. ' 6:45 p. m. Wesley League, college group of First Methodist church hill-billy frolic. 8:00 p. ra. Past Chiefs club. Pythian Sisters, home Mrs. S. W. Bateman, 514 South New town street. Saturday. 10:45 a. m. Degree of Honor Juvenile lodge at K. of P. hall. 1:15 p. m. Home Service committee at Red Cross offices, court house. 9:00 p. m. Subscription dance at Hotel Medford. Subscription Dance To Begin at 9 P. M. Announcement was made to day that the subscription dance Medford Saturday evening rath er than 9:30 p. m. as stated yes will begin at 9 p.m. at the Hotel terday. The affair will be a for mal dinner dance with music furnished by Whipple's orchestra. of P. hall. All new members are requested to attend. A program and business meeting have been arranged. Passes Moving Day Halifax (U.PJ May Day, tra ditional moving date for many thousands of North American home renters, found few follow ers here this year. With the city overcrowded with wartime resi dents, tenants wisely stayed put. It is difficult to find a single room to live in; much harder to locate a flat or apartment EAGLE PT. TOWNSENDERS MEET MONDAY EVENING Eagle Point, June 6. (Spl) Regular meeting of Townsend Klnh will be held Monday nieht 'in Oasis hall. Degree of Honor Juveniles to Meet Degree of Honor Juvenile club will meet tomorrow morn ing at 10:45 o'clock at the K. 1 r The Pilgrim Holiness Church of Medford Invites You to Hear REV. J. MAXEY WALTON Late from South America. A very forceful preacher of the old time Wesley and Fox type of ministry. The kind and need for the hour which stirs the soul. Services begin Sunday morn ing at 11:00 and continue through nightly of next week at 7:43 P. M. Special music. To hear him Is to desire to come again. Sponsored by the local church. Rev. C. Edwin Cox. Pastor. Phone 4692. MONTGOMERY WARD M'l Tr,ear GIRLS' lASTIX SUITS Mirtcle values Seal eleek maillots in gleaming rayon eatin and cotton. Marvel ous colors 1 7-12. (Jgj 2-PIECE BEAUTY Rayon sharkskin las tex with little flared akirtl 1-piece etyles, too, at this low price! TOTS' SWIM TRUNKS Good buys! Rayon satin and cotton with Ltsttx or knitted cot ton and Lastex. Snug- fitting. ,1 I to 0. ' 2-98 r ' 'a. ' BW . .... " r .Cv- COMI TO WARDS FOR BIGGER 5WIMWEAR BARGAINS . ; ; BIGGER ASSORTMENTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY I lOYS SWIM TRUNKS Made the way the champions like 'era I Rayon eatin and Las tea. Built-in aupport er. Zip pocket. 1.00 Mr MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Fine rayon with Lee tex yarn I A fait-dry-ing, snug-fitting com bination. Zip pocket. Supporter. 1.00 RAYON SATIN lASTIX Panty culottes look like a akirtl Sleek princeie etyles and 2 piecera, also. Rare value.1 2.98 117 So. Central Telephone 3933 ' ".. ' fl1 7 ' .J. DOUBLE S. and H. GREEN STAMPS -Every Wednesday on Purchases of $2 or over Special prices effective Sat, Mon., except as otherwise noted OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A. M. TIL 8 P. M. FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $1. OR OVER SUGAR Get Your Canning Needs now pure CANE 10 lbs. 59S 25 lbs. 81.47 100 lbs. $5.70 BEET 10 lbs. 58s 25 lbs. 81.44 100 lbs. $5.60 M CP PECTIN 3 packages 25c JAR RUBBERS Ball. Double Lip 3 dozen 10c BUTTER PIGGLY WIGGLY GRADE A 2 lbs. 76c CHURNED FRESH DAILY FROM CREAM FROM LOCAL DAIRIES MILK 2 for 1 5c S3. 45 Coffee, 8 o'clock brand, freshly ground 3 pounds 45c DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE For gorgeous Salads Easy Desserts No. 21 cans 19c No. 1 cans, 3 for 25c Pumpkin, No. 21, 2 for 23c Pumpkin pie always a favorite at any time. Early Garden Peas Blended for finer flavor. No. 303 2 for 25c FQD SALE Whole Kernel Corn Just like fresh off the cob, with none of the bother. No. 303. .2 for 21c Stringless Green Beans Tender cut, No. 303, can 10c Fruit Cocktail A real luxury at a saving price. avr Buffet M nr. tins for C3C TOMATO JUICE Rich In Vitamins 47 oz. cans 2 for 35& We Give S. and H. Green Stamps SPRING LAMB, U. S. inspected Select mountain quality. So tender and nourishing and easily digested SHOULDER per lb. 17V BREAST per lb. 10 RIB or LOIN CHOPS, per lb. 29? VEAL CHOPS, cut from fancy milk-fed veal LOIN or RIB CUTLETS, lb. 25? HAM and VEAL LOAF, deli ciously seasoned, ready to bake, 2 lb. 45? MEAT SPECIALS FOR PORK STEAK, cut from U. S. inspected, young, grain-fed pork ers, per lb 19? SWIFTS COOKED PICNICS ready to serve or can be warmed if you prefer. Nice for picnic lunches, per lb 29? FRESH SHAD a fine fish for baking, per lb 15? SATURDAY ONLY. 083 TOMATOES 3 lbs. 25c Firm, ripe for slicing LETTUCE 2 for 9c Large, fresh, crisp heads. ORANGES 2 doz. 25c New crop Valenclas, fine for Juice. LEMONS 2 doz. 35c Fancy Sunklst. CELERY bunch 10c Fresh, crisp Utah variety Produce Specials for Saturday Only CrispiTreth Regular 2 pkg. 9c PICNIC SUGGESTIONS CORNED BEEF. .2 cans 39? Frey Bentos brand MORRELL'S MEAT SPREAD, 3 for 25? I ounce tins SARDINES 3 tins 25 Royal Club, large oval tins PIGS FEET, 14 oz. jar IT? Fidelity brand POTATO CHIPS, 2 pkgs. 23 Blue Bell, 15c sise WAXED PAPER, 2 rolls 250 Zee. 123 foot rolls PAPER SPOONS, FORKS, PLATES, CUPS, 2 pkgs 15 In the West Its Golden Weit Goldeivi I .West if i 1 lb. 29c 2 lb. 56c OXYDOL LARGE PKG. 20c GIANT PKG. 59c NUBORA The Biggest Soap Value en the Market Giant Package. SS Ounces 49c ROLLED OATS Sperrys, quick or regular 9-lb. bag 35? WHEAT GERM Crown quality, in bulk. 2-lb. cello, bag 19? Brown RICE, 2 lbs. 19? Rich in Vitamin B BRAN FLAKES Post's, ready to serve, regular 3 pkgs. 25? PRUNES, 3 lbs. 23? Sweet, meaty date prunes FREE 4 oz. bottle Bouquet Vanilla Flavor with each 49 lbs. Piggly Wiggly Flour. FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR, 49 lbs $1.S3 FISHER'S PANCAKE and WAFFLE FLOUR. No. 10 bag 49? 2-lb. bag 15? FISHER'S WHEAT GERM, 1U-H. bag 25? FISHER'S BISKIT MIX, large pkg. 29 1 lb. Powdered Sugar Free PAY CASH AMD SAVE m
