Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 04, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEnFORD MATT, TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1941 NICKEL SHOWERS HELP. GIRL, KIDS Walla Walls, Wash., Sept. 4 UP) Four thousand nickels in (our cigar boxes paid Wini fred Johnson's tuition at Whit man college. They represented a year's sav ing! from earnings in her moth er's cafe. Portland. Ore., Srpt. t(JP) Two thousand nickels scattered in the street gave bunch of kids the time of "ieir lives. They represented a day's yield from pinball machines, spilled in an automobile acci dent. By the time the frantic col lector chased off the nimble fingered youngsters only $22 remained SURVEY CALLED Corvallls, Sept. 6 W) Coun ty agricultural defense boards in Oregon will start an immediate survey of the farm machinery situation in all 38 counties, Rob ert Taylor, Pendleton, chairman of the U. S. department of agri cultural defense board for Ore gon, said today. The board, composed of representatives of 10 federal agricultural agencies, held Its first full hearing at Ore gon State college. Facts developed In the farm machinery survey will be used in establishing priorities for 184, It was said. The board is also preparing to help gear Ore gon a agriculture still further to the defense needs of the country, aid Taylor. PROMISED STATE Portland, Sept. 4. UP) The federal weather bureau went out on limb nnaln today to predict fair weather for Oregon tonight and Friday. ' Morning fog may occur In the Western portion, however, it warned. Temperatures will be higher Inland. . Maximum temperatures yes-i terday Included Baker 88 de grees, Bend 67, Brookings 73, Burns 82, Eunene 73, Lakevlew 69, Newport 14, North Bend 73, Pendleton 88, Portland 86, Rose-1 burg 76, Siskiyou summit 63. STOCK BREEDERS : FACE TOUGH JOB ' Salem, Sept. 4 (If) Live stock breeders are going to have to work longer hours because "the real Impact of this war is going to be on the livestock in dustry," Governor Charles A. Sprague told the Oregon Pure bred Livestock Breeders associ ation last night. . The Industry, he said, will be called on to provide stock suffl-! clcnt to meet emergency de- j mands of the world market. BANK BOOKKEEPER HELD FDRJHEFT Portland. Sept. 4. UP) The federal bureau of Investigation offices here today held John F. Reuien, 19, on a charge of embeizling $800 from the St. Helens branch of the U. S. Na tional bank. He was employed as book keeper at the bank. . Bail was fixed at $3,000. INDIAfTSlT IN i TRIANGLE AFFAIR . Dallas. Sept 4. JP) Dewey George Jackson. 45, was held here today in connection with the fatal shooting at New Grand Bonds yesterday of Joe McCoy, 40. an Indian. . McCoy made his home with "Goodrich LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Jackson, white man, who went to Grand Ronde in 1922 from West Lake in Lane county. Sheriff T. B. Hooker said he was notified by Jackson of the shooting, adding that Jackson admitted Jealousy over atten tions he thought McCoy paid Mrs. Jackson. Pastor Resigns MUtan-Freewater, Sept. 4 UP) Rev. William Henderson, pastor of the Freewater Federated church, has tendered his resig nation to accept position as director of religious education at the Virginia Polytechnic in stitute, at Blackberg, Va. Oregon W Loss Seen Eugene, Sept. 4. UP) Appli cations for admittance to the University of Oregon are ahead of expectations, registrar Dr. Earl M. Pallett, said today. He predicted a 1941-42 enrollment about five per cent under last year's figure, however. Dm Mall Tribune want ads. T TARGET IN PARIS FIRSTlLTHIP Vichy. Unoccupied France, Sept. 4. UP) A German non commissioned officer was re ported here today to have been shot last night on a Paris street. German authorities took the ease out of the hands of French police and began a manhunt for the assailant. An unidentified man js said to have opened fire on the Ger man, an army sergeant, with a revolver in the busy East station section. The victim was rushed to La Riboisiere hospital where his wound was considered not se rious. The bullet hit him in fleshy part under the left shoulder. The sergeant, accompanied by his German fiancee, was nearlng his quarters at the Terminus hotel in the Rue de Strasa- buourg when he was hit. Washington. Sept. 4. UP) The maritime commission said today It had been advised that an American oil tanker arrived at Vladivostok yesterday with fuel for Russia. The commis sion d'd not amplify the brief informal announcement New York, Sept. 4. frV-The Australian raio. In a broadcast heard here by NBC, reported to day that the first American tanker bearing fuel to soviet Russia had arrived at Vladivostok. SEATTLE AWAITS Seattle, Sept. 4. UP) Pre parations were made here today for the reception of the Russian military mission which appeared unhernlded in Alaska in two flying boats Sunday and which ' Ksiiem atu.nHLV' FEMALE PAIN - w,,a ninir pin or IrretulAr Ptnoa. with mny nrroSiSi- aut lrn.7 , i 4-.UI.M (WltDeVdd. ESS KS . J I at Sitka yesterday set down noon. Members of the aerial mission said at Sitka that they expected to wing southward today, weather permitting. The U. S. weather bureau fore cast cloudiness along the 930- mile route to Seattle, with 20 to 30-mile southwest winds and 1, 000 to 2,000-foot celling. The 47-member party from Moscow, joined by a Russian "Goodrich LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATIONS 8th and Front. ' embassy representative at Nome, arrived at Sitka on a hop of hiif 7nn vnt1 frnm Kodlak. The navy made no announce ment or the n:gnt unm aiier we Sitka landing. Time To Change Dixon, Neb.. Sept. 4 UP) Farmer Frank Lirle isn't one to let himself get in a rut. After SO years on the same place he's bought himself a new farm and will move next March. Portland, Sept. 4. W First Lieut. Kenneth C. Long. lnfC t:y reserve, Eugene, baa bee, ordered to active military jerv ice at Moffett field, California. (IDNEYS V1UST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS MUm or Kidnmf Tub Flush Out Poiaonou Wast your 1ft mile, of kidasyf tubus may b orar worked. The tiny 61 un tad tubes art works ic day and Uht to balp iSatur rid your q-iUh at imm ftclda and poiwonoai watt. Whan disorder of kidaajr lunetioa permits poiaooous matter to remain ia your blood, it may eue Difgi&X backache, rbeumati e paina, leg paint, loea of pep and energy, gettisc up pifhta, eweUina, puflineea under the eye, beadacbet sad aiisineea. fraquaat or eaaiy paeaacea with smarting sad burning sor.e times thews there ia eomething wrong with jour kidneys or bladder. Kidney may need help the sains as bowk; to aak your drutnat for Doan'a Ptfk, need euo eeeaiully by mUhone for over 40 years. They Eve happy relirl and will help the 16 mOes of dney tubes flush out poisonous was is frost your blood. Gas Ioan s .ftlk, Prem Kitchen Maid Flour Enriched 491b. sack $1.65 Good Food It 4 fAf jilja Good Health Buy Savings Stamps wMih at Big "Y" Super Market. f Ml I J4wib. ..c Ask for them as a part thJL'l of your change. fci) f SAVE for the jf 1m? rwZEFvI Crackers 2 ib. box 1 6c Luncheon Meat 12 oz. tin 29c 89C Cocoamalt lb. can 25c Canning Supplies Jelly Time Pectin . .3 bottles 25r Kerr Reg. Lids 3 pks. 25 Economy Caps 2 pks. 37 Kerr Reg. Caps pic 211 Ball Mason Caps pk. 21 Parawax lb. pkg. 12 Jell E Seals 3 pks. 25 Ball Reg. Jars, qts doz. 79 Kerr Reg. Jars, qU doz. 79 Vinegar, 40 grain cider gal. 19 Fresh Dill, Ig. bunch 9c FIG BARS .a-ib. cello, pkg. 19c VANILLA Schilling's Pure. 2-oa. bottle 25c Jell Well . . 3pkgs. 11c Fruits & Vegetables Sweet Potatoes, No.l 4 lbs. 19c Peppers, local - A lbs. 10c Tomatoes, good canners 40 lb. lug 49c Lettuce, solid heads, ea. 5c Celery, Utah, large stalks 2 for 19c Oranges, full of Juice 2 doz. 19c Watermelons. fancv stripes lb. lc N.B.C Shredded Wheat Pkg 10c Shredded Ralstons 2 pkgs 25c Wheaties or Kix 2 pkgs 21c Grape Nuts 2 pkgs 25c D.A. Spinach 2t 2 tin 2 for 25c Van Camp's Hominy No. 1 tin .... 1 for 25c Pork & Beans 11 oz. tin 5c Walla Walla Fey. Peas 303 tin .... 2 for 25c Meadow Std. Peas 303 size .... 3 for 25c Fancy Shredded Beats No. 2 tin 9c Peaches or Apricots 21 2 size 2 for 29c Pineapple, sliced, 14 tin each 10t Del Monte Catsup, 14-oz. bottle 2 for 25f Del Rogue Tomato Juice 47-cz can 17C Del Monte Tomato Juice, No. 2 tin . . 3 for 25 Del Monte Pineapple Juice No. 2 tin 10 Alamo Grapefruit Juice, Texas ...47-oz. 19c Dr. Phillips Orange & Grapefruit Jc. 47-oz. 2:5 Del Monte Fruit Cocktail, No. 1 can, 2 for 25 Corned Beef 12-oz. can 23c Minced Razor Clams y3 tin 15c Smoked Oyster Cutlets, flat tin 2 for 29c Proctor & Gamble PRODUCTS SALE Enter the Oxydol-Camay Contest Ask for entry Blanks. Camay Soap 4 bars 24c Oxydol . . large pkg. 21c Oxydol, . . giant pkg. 59 O.K. 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Waltbara. 11.00 JQ a.t Special Talua 496 Big 10 P.ncil Tabl.t Regular 10c valus 3 for S5C Moris Stars P.ncil Tsbl.t. Big Sc valua. Special 2 lor f)C R.al Valu. P.ncil Tabl.t Extra hot buy 4 for 14 Carload P.ncil T.hi.t. 4 for Oj. Big lc P.ncil Tabl.ts Q for 56 B.autr P.ncil Tabl.ts.. Canvas Back Not.book Binders. 10c Major Not.book Fillers.. Heavy Manila Folders... Giant Site Composition Books.. Sc Major Notebook Fillers....... Sc Typing Ppr .3 for 13? 23 .3 tot 25c ..4 tor 90 -. 2 for 9 -4 for 15e 2 for 9c COUPON Webster Dictionary Desk Size With this Coupon SI.00 Value 13c Fountain Pens 23c to 98c Eagle, Scripto, Sheafer Adipoint lc Pencils 6 for 5c Mechanical Pencils . . . . 9c 23c 49c 98 Penholders 2 for 9c Pencil Boxes 13c and 23c 5c Visible Rulers 2 for 9c 5c Compass Pencils 2 for 9c Big lc Erasers 6 for 5c No. 16 Crayolas 2 for 27c 50c Prang Water Color SeU 39c 5c Crayo'ets 4 for 15 Arcadian Paint Sets 23( No. 8 Crayolas 9j ICY-HOT SCHOOL LUNCH KITS with half pint Vacuum Bntl STUDENTS LAMP Special 3-War Lamo 30. 70. 100 watt. CHILDREN'S ANKLETS Special Values!.. CHILD'S METAL LUNCH BOXES Told iftrr Sept. sotb LOWER PRICES EVERY DAYI BUY THE BIO Y" WAYI $1.19 7gc 9c .d 13c 19c BIG "Y" THRIFT DEPT. 351551 w a gi YOU WILL FAVOR THE FLAVOR OF KAMPFER BROS.' HI-GRADE PRODUCT FRESHSALM0N OQ I SLICED n-7 C I O IJ Bvthe piece ,b- c' SALM0N ,b- c rloH Filet of Sole lb. 23c- Oysters pt. 33c PRIME RIB ROAST . Ib. 25c Bon.d and Ti.d BEEF RUMP ROAST, lb. 21c Smoked Sausage . lb. 29c YOUNG. TENDER BOILING CUTS Pot Roast Ib. 16c Loin Steak lb. 23c Lb. SLICED BEEF LIVER pound . 19c FRYING Turkeys . Ib. 27c Salt Fokn streaked U9C SMOKED BACON Sq's Ib. 15c HAM SLICES 2 slices 25c BROKEN SLICED Bacon Ib. 19c Fresh Fish, Dressed Poultry, Frying Rabbits Meat Specials F rider and Satutdar riatartnt C. a Ownmimt and stale Intprctte Quality Mrats at lewer Mrae.