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MEDFORD MATT.. TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1941
YEAR OLD SKY BOX
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FOUR-MILE LAKE
A radiosonde dated August 26,
1940, was found on the ground
beneath a tree east of Four-Mile
hike last Sunday by Ray Guches,
Bellinger Lane, Griffin Creek
district, Mrs. Guches reported
today.
jMr. Guches found the little
box, used in gathering meteoro
Jotjical data at high altitudes,
while he was on a hurting trip,
lie was attracted to it by its
parachute strings wnlch dangled
Bom the tree, Mr. Guches re
lated. He was to mail the box
today to the weather bureau at
Washington, D. C, as directed
by a tag attached to the radio
sonde. One dollar Is paid for re
turn of the boxes.
' Outside of the box was badly
Beterioratcd, the batteries were
corroded and the writing on the
tog was faded but the Instru
ments themselves appeared to
be in good condition, Mr.
Cliches related.
W. J. Hutchison, chief of the
aveather bureau here, said that
recovery ot several old radio
sondes has been reported recent
ly by hunters, adding that many
ire usually found in remote
!iarts of the forests In the hunt
ng season. He said he was in
ormed that an Ashland man
vhose name was not procured
had found one of the boxes dated
August 18, 1940, and had left it
at Medford postoffice for mail
ing to Washington. He added
that he had been told of others
who had found old boxes re
cently and that the Seattle and
Portland weather bureau offices
had written to him that they had
received inquiries from persons
who had found radiosondes sent
up from the weather bureau
here.
A. E. Johnson, representative
of the Medford Building Trades
Council, said today that pickets
were withdrawn at 4:30 p. m.
Thursday from the drive-in res
taurant being constructed on
North Riverside avenue by
Henry Byers, following negotia
ion of an agreement between the
builder and the council.
The job is now operating 100
per cent with A. F. of L. labor.
Mr. Johnson said. The picket
line was established Monday be
cause, according to Johnson,
union labor was not being em
ployed and the union wage scale
was not being paid laborer! and
carpenters.
Salem, Sept. 26. (AP The
Rev. V. W. Eiiksen, Protwrtarrt
chaplain at the state penitentiary
for nine years and pastor of the
American Lutheran church here,
announced last night that he
would, on October 1, become
pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran
church at El Paso, Texas.
Main and Riverside
Phone 2440
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Honey Bears. Elephants. Rag Dolls, Monkeys. Dogs
AMERICAN
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lb
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CANNED BABY FOOD
6 for 25'
VITAMINS
AT DEEP CUT PRICES
13-Hrrk Supply
Prevent! MRht
KllnitlKM
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B 330 Units t)Q.
1 100 tabs &3C
c 5025yr 49c
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Vitamin 00C
in Halibut Caps, SO
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Norwich
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. 39c
Squibb't QQa
Cod Liver Oil 90C
Mint Flavored or Plain
Sharp & Do rime S098
Vitamins O
A-B C D G 100
Squibb AO-A-BD-G
50 30C
FRESH STOCK
2-Q1. Hcl Water Bottle
or Fountain Syringe
33
Koubisanfs New
Translucid
Budget Box
Powder
Rouge
and
Foundation
Lotion
WORLD SERIES SPECIAL!
FREE Gillette Shaving Cream,
large 25c size, with purchase
10 G!o!teB!ue Blades . . .
49"
NEW! HONEY CRUMB CRISP!
Of all th apple combinations clever cooki can devlae, you'll find thla i
Hhoney" of a daaaert. And eo aimply made of crisp golden Honey Maid
grahams and apples, rnere it is:
S apples
cttp ttiKtr
H teaspoon cinnamon .
teaspoon salt
Z cups Honey Maid crumbs
S tablespoons melted butter
HONEY CRUMB CRISP
will take about 40 crackers and
mix tnem with the butter. Starting
iln tUe Honey M&ld crumbs on th
bottom of a deep pie pan, arrant
alternate layers of crumbs and
! I iced apples, topping with crumbs.
BHce and core apples. Mix with su- Bake In moderate oven (375") until
gar, cinnamon ana salt. Iloll Honey apples are tender or about 40 min
Maid grahams Into Dne crumbs It t utoa. Serves 6.
10 BE ELECTED BY
IT
A community meeting to elect
a council member will be held
in the recreation tent of the mi
gratory labor camp at 7:30 to
night. A vacancy was created
when the council chairman,
Walter Moran, left for Klamath
Falls to work in the potato har
vest. His successor as chairman
will be chosen by the council
after tonight's election. The
weekly dance will be held after
the meeting.
Programs were switched last
night when conflicts in dates
made it impossible for the Med
ford high school entertainers to
stage their show as had been
planned. Instead the camp pre
sented Its own amateur show,
which had been postponed until
tonight. Fourteen amateur acts
were presented and the applause
was so even for all of them that
winners could not be deter
mined. So all participants were
given prizes.
The high school program has
been rescheduled for 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday.
The Rev. L. C. Kirby, pastor
of the First Methodist church,
will conduct religious services at
the camp at 5 p. m. Sunday. Sun
day school will be held at 10:30
a. m.
Population of the camp has
dwindled to about 160 as fam
ilies leave to work In the potato
harvest in Klamath county.
Dm Uall TrlbuiM irant J
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SPARKLE -Thai brlf ht linht
shrd by Mrs. Jules Rrulatour.
N.Y. first-nixhtrr, may come
from her Jewels a diamond
sapphire bracelet match in clips
that fasten the tulle veiling.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
rOR BAtOt 163 V- wttb lftSft
motor. Cbap. Donald 6Uw, Bo.
peacn.
TOR RENT Pasture, plenty of water.
Ora. w. Mysrs, Ckve Orchard
ranch, Murphy, Ore.
ATTENTION TIMBER WORKERS)
Can use 4 men falllnf and bucfcinc.
Ph. 311 Trail. I. W. ftefvasman.
Shady Core.
THIS ADV. entitles Theron W Bean. FOR 8ALB1 your whlto boar. Fifth FOR BALE Rf IsUred Ouemsey bull.
104 Florence, to a FREE BRAKE houae north of UcAndrew s road on J jreare. Fh. 64C4.
ADJUSTMENT at the MEDFORD Rose Una. J- Am tZS Th-T fti.V-
pi vt aurtP inn m Rttfr.wi -,-L,r,-1,-L REPLACE your broken Window Olass
BRAKE SHOP, 303 N. Blverskle. QpgRNtiEY MMn from best Now. Medford Mlllwork. "The Olata
BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med. of milk stock. ISO each. Rt. 9, boa House." Ph. 4111. Cabinets,
Fuel Co. Tel. 8111. 181A. Ph. 6416. Bctsena. Wlndowa.
GRAPES ic lb! and'up!" nrsthouee FOR RENT Thla beautiful new du- f R A LOANS qully. efflclenUj
west upper Orlffin Creek school. plex. 11 Tripp. handled Mara Ooldy Agency
WANTED to buy, trash burner. Call
1X04.
FOR BALE Jersey-Durham cow.
fresh; hi mile west of highway on
Beall Lane. C. S. Richer.
1939 FORD "ii" panel delivery. Ei
cellent condition. Low mileage
Locally owned. See at "Tubby
Dean's, your Fontlac dealer, new
Richfield station. 6th and Orape.
Dial 3043.
A 1 O AAA Stocked and equipped
P I L VVW dairy, 36 hl h grade
cows, 5 heifers, re jitt
ered bull, good team horses, set of
farm machinery. 00 tons hay. two
good barns, modem milk house
fully equipped. Neat tenant's cot
tage. attractive five-room modern
cottage. 100 acres, 66 acres Irri
gated with appro. 30 acrea free
water. Fenced and cross fenced.
AH tn fine condition. Income 04O0
per month. Also outstanding value
In Butte Creek stock ranch with
free Irrigation.
ELMER HERRI ED
44 N. Riverside
FOR SALE Or pes. Delict out, Jona
than and Newtown apples. Joe Kan
tor, a miles north of Talent.
WANTED Logging trucks; good haul,
paying 04.60 per thousand. Work In
any kind of weather. Good roads.
620 So. Orape.
WANTED Your watch and clock re
pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason
able price. C. B. Myers, 116 N. Central.
FURNISHED sttractlve apartment;
neat and clean. Close In. 609 W.
10th.
FOR RENT Room In desirable home.
References. 1130 W. 10th.
WANTED TO RENT S or 4-room
hoime, 10. Local couple. 109 Vancouver.
3 H P. OAS ENOINB for aale or trade
for livestock. Rt 3. dox 181A. Ph.
6410. .
WANTED Man for service station
and garage work Colonial Garage,
6th and Ivy, city.
FOR SALE Used deluxe model rotary
electric mangle. A bargain. Call
3493.
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart
ment. Adulta. 616 N. Central.
NEW 1-S H -P ELECTRIC MOTOR for
sale or trade. Ph. 6416. Rt. 3, box
181A.
DAY BED and wood heater,
good condition. Reasonable.
Crater Lake avenue.
Very
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FOR RENT Fu ml fried 3 -room house.
Electric atove, fireplace. Adults.
Ph. 6033. Dark's Grocery.
FOR SALE or TRADE Reglctered
Jersey bull, 16 montha. Young
white burking horse. Ph. 3836.
TOMATOES la lb.; cantaloupes. 85c
ana ooc doe ; beans. Kentucky
Wonders B. E. Ford, 3 miles west
on Jacksonville hwy. Ph. 6363.
FOR SALE Salway peaches. D. R.
Sloan, 1 mile west Phoenix on Cal
houn road.
NEW attractive furnlahed apartment.
vacant oci, i. 604 Pennsylvania.
FOR RENT Attractive furnlahed
apartment; all modern conveni
ences, gtcund floor, clote In. Call
eveulnes. 018 So. Oakdale.
CANNINO TOMATOES Field run, lc
id.; B-oria Tomatoes, ie ana sc
lb Double red delicious apples, a
lug. 60c; very beat quality, aasorted.
01 00 to 01 35 a box. One price to
all. Banana squash. 3lc lb. Free
deiiverr. Payleas Msrket, 333 So.
Riverside.
crw mis
what I call govt
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It's a revelation to oar taste to
drink Hills Bros. Coffee. For this
famous coffee has a flaror no other
coffee has ... a flavor that is de
veloped bjr Hills Bros." exclusive
process Controlled Roasting. Eveoly,
continuously a Unit at lime
every coffee bean is uniformly
rossted. And that means match'
less, uniform flavor in every pound.
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kind o( coffre-m.ktr. 7K GcMmJL G-IUnd tu.r
nted to produce h..t r..uht in lKIP, CLAS
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Th appetizing aroma fro as a steaming cup of
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err quslittei that a cup of good coffee should al
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We Give S&H Green Stamps
On Stamp with every 10c Purchase.
(Fair trade items excepted). Double
Stamps every Wednesday en purchase
ei 12.00 or over.
SDecial urices effective Sat.,
Monday, except as otherwise noted.
SUNDAY HOURS 8 A.M. TIL 8 P.M.
OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. TIL t P.M.
Fresh Whet Wheat
Fig Bar. ...2 lb. 19?
Campbell' Soup
Tomato 3 for 25?
Chicken or Mush
room, ... .2 for 21c
All other... 3 for 29
Cascade
Soda Cracker
fresh, criap, 2 lb. 16c
Ginger Snap
Fresh. Crisp Spicy
2 lb. drum ....
.23C
Bill W Swift's Premium Case 4 tall OQ
MILn tall cam. Buy now! $3.98 cant WtfU
DCMUC CALIFORNIA SMALL WHITE, 10 lbs 59e
DhHfld RED MEXICAN, 10 lbs 53e
..'ijf.iaai
Loin Pork Roasis lb. 29c
Young grain fed porkers.
Sliced Bacon . .... Vz lb. pkg. 17c
Eastern, sugar cured, in cello pkg.
Flank Steaks lb. 25c
From Swift U.S. Inspected steer beef.
We will make pockets ior dressing.
Pork Chops lb. 35c
Rib or Loin center cuts.
Pot Roasts ..... . . lb. 19c
Swift's U. S. Inspected Steer Beef. Blade Cut.
See Our Quality Poultry Display
Meat Prices for Saturday Onlyl
EH
LUX FLAKES, beat for
ilk and woolen,
large package 23
RINSO, toaks clothes
whiter, giant pkg. 59c1
LUX Toilet Soap, help
guard against choked
- pore 3 bars 18
LIFEBUOY, the Health
Soap 3 bars 18
We Redeem Palmolive
Peet Co. Coupons.
DEL MONTE FINE FOODS
AT SAVING PRICES.
Early Garden Peas "
Blended for finer flavor.
No. 303.. ....2 for 21?
STRINGLESS GREEN BEANS
No. 303 can 2 for 21
Tender and Flavorful.
WHOLE KERNEL CORN
Just like freih off the cob. sV rs: 3ai
with none of the bother. WQi
No. 303 cans . .2 for Zl
PUMPKIN, No. 2VS cans 2 for 23?
Cr-amy and flavorful, for delicious pies.
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Five delicious fruits, diced.
Ready to serve.
No. 1 tall cans . .2 f or 29
SLICED PINEAPPLE. . .2 can 33
No. 1 cans. Golden, iuley slices.
dS' Oft
GINGER SNAPS
Fresh, crisp, spicy
2 lb. drum 23
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
TOMATOES lb. 2c
By the box for canning.
SWEET POTATOES 4 lb. 15
California Jerseys
CARROTS 2 bun. 5
Fresh, tender, coreless
POTATOES 50 lb. 49c
. U. S. No. 2. Klamath.
CRANBERRIES.... 2 lbs. 33
Fancy McFarlands
Produce Prices Saturday Only.
SPRY SHORTENING
Purely
Vegetable
3 lb.
63c
TOILETRIES REMEDIES
AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES.
TOOTH PASTE
50c Ipana 39?
25c Liaterine 19-
25c Kolyno 19?
35c Colgate 33?
ANTISEPTICS
25c Listerine 23c
25c Lavoris 21?
4 oz. Peroxide 10c
COLD REMEDIES
25c MUtol Drops 23c
35c Vick Vaporub 27?
40c Musterole 33? I
CUDAITY'S ytjnt
THE ALL PURPOSE
MEAT COOKED
READY-TO-EAT
12 oz. can
29c
WHEAT GERM ir,: vrh' 19c
BUTTER p,c6GRLAYDrAGGLY 2 lbs. 85c
SUN MAID I. ilNS -gar gr 9c
FLOUR
DRIFTED SNOW
49 lb. bag $1.99
No. 10 bag 49?
GOLD MEDAL
Z. I 241 J lb. bag ...$1.09
a. '
FOLGER'S COFFEE
Drip et regular grind.
1 pound 31? 2 pound 60?
JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT
Salp polishing wax.
Quart can OS?
jib: i Wj ia
No. 10 bag 53C
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