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PAGE ETGHT MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1941 MODEL AIRPLANES WILL VIE SUNDAY ON AGATEDESERT Medford Prop Nuts Sponsor Year's Largest Contest- Many Prizes For Winners The fourth and largest gas model airplane meet of the year will be held Sunday starting at ' 10 a. m. on Agate desert, Vi mile south of Bybce bridge, by the Medford Prop Nuts Gas Model Airplane club. With a prize list of over $50 besides several specialty prizes, the local club is putting on the biggest contest ever held in southern Oregon. Contestants are expected from Portland. ' Salem, Eugene, Klamath Falls. -Crescent City, Rogue River, Ashland and the local club to compete for the prizes In three classes. The tiny ships vie in three classes A, B and C according to the displacement of the mo tor. "A" class Is any motor up to .199 cubic inch displacement; B 200 to .299, and C .300 up to 1.125. The A class consists of hips up to about 42 inch wing span; the B class 40 to 54 inch and C class from 51 Inches to 8 and 10 feet. The contest Sunday will be held under Academy of Model Aeronautics official rules. The AMA is the national governing body of all model avia'tion and has a set of rules for all types of model aircraft. Under these rules the little ships take off and fly for 20 seconds under power, the motor to be cut off at this time by an automatic switch. The remainder of the flight is a glide and If the ship ii built and balanced correctly it will fly for several minutes, the local record being a little over 28 minutes. The club will parade their (hips with motoru running Sat urday afternoon on the down town streets. The prize list Is as follows: A Class 1 Mercury gas kit and Ignition unit. Z Ignition unit. GLAMOUR IN GLASS f1. Wk. .. V TP A Im. Si H. K. club entertained th upper Rofru B. C. club in the local Orange ball Weaneadajr. Mies Joan Holmes went to Ajhland Monday where an will attend the SUM Normal tbta winter. Mr. and Mrv Arnold OouwU, who an living In Sams Valley now and where air. Ooanell Is teaching, called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aahpole last Tueaday evening on their way borne from attending the runeral of Mr. OoaneU'e father at Ashland. The sympathy ef their friends here la ex tended them tn their bereavement. Mrs. Art K?nt of Antelope .pent I laat Tueaday night with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Jack Houston of tbu place. Mrs. Alice Andrews of Nevada City. Calif., arrived In Eagle Point laat week and will spend a month with her daughter and buiband. Mr. and Mra. Cbas. Wisdom and family. Mr. and Mra. Cbas. Wledom are en larging their house here by building on another bedroom, bath room and kitchen. Roland Wisdom, who has been visiting his parents here, while on 95-day furlough. wUl leave Sunday on his return to Camp Lewis. WEATHER Northern California Fair to night, but cloudy on the coast; fair over the weekend with low er temperatures over the In terior, gentle northwest wind off coast increasing Saturday. ' f i ' aeMeWa... Mlae Medelyn Crane fs seen holding the beautiful glaas Refrigerator Set offered by the 6ego Milk Company. Alao pictured are the colorful 9-os, glaas Tumblers which they are giving away to Scgo Users. 3 Set of model knives. 4 1 dozen propellors. 5 1 pair of air wheels. 6 Tool kit. B Class 1 American Ace gas kit and ignition unit. 2 Ignition unit. 3 Set of knives. 4 1 dozen propellors. 5 1 pair of airwhecls. 6 Tool kit. C Class 1 Sailplane gas kit and pair air wheels. 2 Ignition unit. 3 Set of model knives. 4 1 dozen propellors. 5 1 pair of air wheels. 6 Tool kit. Special prizes are being awarded by Mann's store, Lit trell Parts, Montgomery Ward, Sims Bros., and the Ideal Bicy cle Shop. There will be no admission charge for entrance to the field for spectators. Cold drinks will be sold at the field, and Fluhrer'g Bakery have donated the use of their public address system to announce the winners and outstanding flights. Eagle Point Eagle Point, Sept. 26. (Spl.) Sam Coy has practically com pleted two small new houses on the south side of the creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pettcgren and family moved into one of them last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dal Erumlnger, man gers of the local phone of fie, re cently purchased the King property and are having the house remodrled and painted and the rest generally renovated. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Natwlck of the Long Mt. dlfttrtct called on Mr. and Mrs. Orrll Henderson last Tues day evening. Calvin Spencer, formerly manager of the Ala Vista orchards here, was a caller In Eagle Point Wednesday. He haa sold their property near Central Point recently but Is undecided yet aa to where they live In the future. Sego Milk Brings BIG DOUBLE FEATURE POR a limited time only, you can get these amazing values at your nearest Scgo Milk redemption store. Ask for a FREE Sego Milk Gift book illustrating hundreds of other gifts offered for Sego Milk coupons. 3 PIECE REFRIGERATOR SET FOR ONLY 35 LARGE SEGO MILK COUPONS (or 70 small coupons) AND 10c IN COIN SET OF 4 GLASS TUMBLERS FOR ONLY 24 LARGE SEGO MILK COUPONS (or 41 small coupons) AND 10c IN COIN f- V V:- mmvmmmmmmm'immmmmnmmmmmmmMm7rwrmmmm -.:! -i-- ' aaMeasaeaaeaiemaaaameesssfciesate Redeem your coupons at Flynn's Electric Service 131 W. MAIN STREET MEDFORD. OREGON. V. I. DEFENSE Saving Stamps n Salt it Safeway rs" 'ih&ffife' a tender juicy steak... or succulent roost of s&'i?? 4 t(Zi? 'amk- A 0 ubstontiol meal featuring meat 4rfjr-rjr ,.t. .. T 7-'.- -T aiiwwiu uw mw.f wviwmf riani now. JBIIWOV guaronleei you "perfect eating" meats every , r-1 time, or your money back. VM yor Softwoy -mtiJ market today. PALMOLIVE 3 bare I 2C With Coupon Lg. lie With Coupon Giant 49c With Coupon Rayon Safe Regular sise 3 b.r.7C With Coupon IAUNDSY SOAP pk9,.!5c With Coupon Prices Effective Saturday, Sept. 27th, Thru Monday, Sept. 29th BEEF ROAST Blade Cuts lb. 23c BOILING BEEF . . lb. 15c Brisket Cuts GROUND ROUND . . lb. 27c SIRLOIN STEAK . . lb. 33c LIVER, sliced ... lb. 23c Meat Prices for Saturday Only Oyslers Bacon Picnics Isms Grade A Slicsd, No Rind No Waste, No Bolder Swift's Ready to Eat Skinned, Tenderized Short Shank pint 29c lb.33 lb. 29' lb, 33' Honey Stewart's Local 5-lb. pail 32c Salmon Prince Leo Pink No. 1 tall tin 19c Powdered Sugar 3-lb. pkg. 20c Heinz Soups, small tins 3 for 25c B. & M. Baked Beans, No. 2 tall can 17c Lima Beans, Seaside, No. 1 can 9c Corn, Del Monte cream style, No. 303 can 10c Tomatoes, Gardenside Standard 2 for 23c No. 4 run Sauer Kraut, Highway, No. 2!2 can 10c Apricots, No. 2!2 can 15c t'npeflrd, Vallfy Gold, Uliole Pears, Highway, No. 2V2 can 2 for 29c Pepsi-Cola, 12 oz. bottle 6 for 25c Plus Bottle DrpoMt Syrup, Sleepy Hollow 5 lb. can 65c Blue Ribbon Malt Syrup 3 lb. can 47c Yano Cleaner qL bottle 29c Brown Derby Beer, stubbies 3 for 25c Plu Bottle Dfpolt K. C. Baking Powder 25c can 18c Drano 12 oz. can 19c Sanka Coffee lb. can 33c Bordens Chocolate Malted Milk. . .Ib. can 27c Buckwheat Flour, Alber's large pkg. 23c Tuna Fish, Biltmore, No. V2 can .'17c PINEAPPLE Broken Sliced No. 2V can ea. 15c EDWARDS COFFEE lb 2Mz 2 ,b c,n 49c Fluffiest Pound Carton ! EI-E0 CRACKERS A crisp Cocktail Cracker You'll Lb ctn. "Go For" FLOUR HARVEST BLOSSOM Home Baking's Better ClieaDer Tool Airway mm am l.ftf f Hours Fresher Lb. Baa 1S Catsup, CUB, 14-02. bottle. .2 for 25 Mustard, Crescent, 32-oz. bottle 15 Nu Maid Mayonnaise, 32-oz. bottle 42 Tuna Fish, White Star, No. V can 22 7 Pigs Feet, Hormel's, quart jar . OtC . .'3- '. JV. i 3 -V;- mt?.- 9 1 ijct-- v",-; Mijd Crssu:n Ouarl Can 39c Produce Prices for Saturday Only SWEET POTATOES u.s No. . i.r. 4 lbs. ISc it VA'M? 1 'ii'r-Xl CHAFES .d M.u9. Ib. 5c Y'itl'lllfyt tf Solid, locsl Isle Us fi'r P0TAT0ES u. s. No. 2 . EO-lb. sk. 43c Msrblehead. Banana. Danish ib. 3c 1: Ba. a i 1 IV H I T P KIVR mr 47ci T0IIET S0AP fiUySr SKt"1 3 14 &&&& fg'TTOT ME. P 2 -13 Salt, Morton. 8 lb. bag 18 Flour, Red Arrow 49 lb. sack $1.19 Candy Orange Slices, or Jelly Beans, 1 lb. pkg 2 for 23? Nob Hill Coffee 1 lb. pkg. 22 2 lb. pkg. 43t Candy Bars and Gum, 5c varieties . . 5 for 15 Kool Cigarettes, packages 2 for 25d carton $1.23 Julia Lee Wright Bread, V2 lb. loaf. .2 for 25 Kraft's Cottage Cheese, Chive, creamed country, 8-oz 10 Pint 15t Quart 2St Carnation Oats, quick or reg., no premium 3 lb. pkg. 2l Pineapple Juice, Stokely's 12-oz. tin, 4 for 25 Crushed Pineapple, Stokely 8-oz. tin Peas, Del Monte E. Garden No. 2 tin, 2 for 25 Tomato Soup, Van Camp picnic tin 5 Baby Foods, Gerber's strained 4 cans 25c Oleomargarine, Sunny Bk., 1 lb. 14t 2 lb. 27t? Beans, Heinz Boston, Tom. Sauce or Veg., 12 oz. can 4 for 25 PARSNIPS . , APPLES . . . ONIONS Sw.,tSp.ni.h 10 lbs. 29c SEEDLESS CRAPES ... 3 lbs. 13c . Ib. 5c S lbs. 23c ITOET FLAHS SaakM 22C I70RT SMCW UHaatae 22e LlfEBUOT SOAP Htm "Zoptm irmk " Soap Bar 6c SUGAR WHITE SATIN 10-lb.bag 61e 25-lb. ba9 $1.32 100-lb. bag $5.89 TOMATO JUICE 3 for 25c Sunny Dawn No. 3 can . Srapefruit Juice Townhouse No. 2 can 3fo, 25c SHORTENING KEEN Mb. pkg. ISc 4-lb. pkg. 55c SUPURB SOAP J4-OI. pkg 19e 50-oi. pkg 37e i Y0U JVff0 s Tm,r0MAT,0Hl "rr L eRLVviy J tr ORANGES, Sunkist lb. Ec
