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f AGE EIGH MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1941. rather slow, the report found, retailers showed a tendency to curtail forward buying. Slow rioltveriM and difficulty In ob U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service declares. CALIFORNIA FIGHTS MYRIAD OF FIRES Wins for Burnt United States Troops Land in Iceland taining foous likewise restricted! GLASSES Dr. R. M. Hood. Optcrmerrlsl pscta Bieg. hub ens Rlnrsie. Mooter. (Me Skillful aw m imnnshl Most TO BEAT TAXES turnover. Sale of baby haddock, a prac tice recently started, is a serious threat to the valuable North Atlantic haddock fishery, the T! I ' 0(7 Half Million Damage Seen In Two-Day Flame Epl demlo Lumbering Halts (By Associated Prow) Retail Trade Hits New Peak During Week Says Review Weather Also Helps. ' A -l All lumber operations wars closed down In El Dormdo na tional forest today as weary fighters fought uncontrolled fires from California's coastal canyons to the Sierra summit. Damage estimates ranged up wards from $300,000 for the two-day flame epidemic. The weather bureau said the 40 to 70 mile an hour winds raging cross exposed areas would pre vail another 12 to 24 hours. United Air Lines instructed its pilots to watch for new out breaks. The situation: Monterey county Nearly 1,000 CCC workers and soldiers from Fort Ord and Camp Roberts fought desperately to check the slate's worst fire the blaze which already had crackled across 3,000 acres of brush and timber land in Los Padres na tional forest. It was spreading north, east and south from the forks of Big creek and Devil's canyon. Chartered cargo planes dropped supplies to the fighters. Soldiers Join Tight Another fire swept Blxby mountain, 13 miles south of Monterey and veered eastward towards the Los Padres wilder ness. It burned through the Carrapata redwoods and de stroyed five unoccupied summer homes. Camp San Luis Obispo soldiers fought range fire be lieved started by hot shrapnel from 73 mm field guns. Whitlow WraH (above), big righthander, curved the Yank ees Into submlaslea as the Brooklyn D e 4 f e r s. wlaalafl Thursday? game by a l to 2 score, squared the World's Series at en tilt apiece. Wyatt, who won 22 games la the Na tional league pennant race, yielded nine hits but was toe tough in the pinches. Yosemlte national park Fire which started in the park yes terday was cut off from high country stands of valuable sugar pine early today. Assistant Chief Ranger John Wegner estimated 2,000 acres were burned over above the all-year highway near the Arch Rock checking station. The fire started when a tree. felled by the wind, cut loose high tension wires into Inflam mable brush. All main outlets of communication from the val ley were cut and fear was ex pressed for the safety of ranger homes. More than 130 lumber men and rangers fought the blaze. BOYD'S n Mai irfl DIAL 3681 108 N. Iry Street fl d r !-- n . I ft Ul 4 IVIUlf WUfwIIIVIII VUU1 lTSU 1 Delivery Sarrk 4 Times Daily :30 A. M. 10 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M. S. fc H. GREEN STAMPS SPECIALS for OCTOBER 4th and 6th HILLS BROS. RED CAN COFFEE Pound cans . ,31c 2 Pound cans .60c Argo Cora Starch, 2 Fkgs. 15c Saa.aal Rift 01 Ik. PACKAGE. ..21C Butter, Lost River Crade A. lb. .... 43c Olives, No. 1 tins. M Large CaL rip. f W Corn. Phi or String Beans. 303 standard, 3 cans a9C Hatns Pork and Bvini, II os. tins. 15c Csmpbell's Soups, all kinds xc.pt chicken and AA. mushroom. 3 cans bwC Chicken or Muih- AA. room. 3 for OwC Pud Dog Food 3 for 25c FLOUR Flagstaff hsrdwh.at 1 a pr 49 lb. bsg. 1 .03 Kitchen Queen I 491b. sack. Drifted Snow 4Mb. sack. 1.65 1.99 PALMOLIVE 3 ban 12c with coupon Lg. pkg. 11c with coupon Giint 49c with coupon tAYOM JUff Regular 3 for 7c U.k, with coupon Giant 39c with co ii no r i , Soldiers of a field force of the United States army land from tenders and scale the dock-side at the Icelandic port of Reykjavik. Arrival of the forces to augment marines and air corps forces already there was announced In Washington. This photo sent from London by cable. Digging in at Leningrad suction of (at stock t the fur (round In Medford Friday. BtU Fwl of Central Point spent Sunday dear hunting on the creek but Trtth no luck. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croft of Medford called at the Dusenberry home Sun day, They had been attending the transe horeeshoe pitching eonteat at Pybee bridge. Tests show that 47.13 per cent of 130.000 draftees in Uncle Sam's new army are above nor mal intelligence, as compared with 31 per cent of the popu lation In general. The farm real estate market Improved so much during the past year that federal land banks, for the first time since 1034, are ' holding less than $100,000,000 worth of farms. Now York, Oct. S UP) Re-i tail trade attained peak levels ! this week as buyers rushed to , make purchases before the new federal taxes on a wide variety of goods became effective on Wednesday, Dun at Bradstreet said today in the weekly review of business. "The wave of "beat the tax' buying carried sales to Christ mas levels while gains over a year ago were among the widest recorded," the agency said. "Consumer interest first cen-1 tered upon items subject to the retail tax but shortly spread to merchandise affected by manu facturing lines and eventually developed into a general buying rush. Weather that was more seasonal contributed to volume gains by spurring demand for ' fall goods, particularly men's top coats and heavier furnish ings. Mainly Non-Essential "Pre-tax buying was conspu ous in cosmetics cameras, furs, ; Jewelry, liquor and sporting goods lines. Sales volumes over j four and five times as large as I those of a year ago were report-j ed frequently." j The agency estimated the gains over a year ago for the country as a whole was from 23 to 33 percent, one of the best ! advances of the year. In the I major regions the percentage gain over 1940 was: New Eng-1 land, 23 to 33, south, 28 to 35, i southwest, 25 to 30, middle west i 20 to 23, northwest, 18 to 22. east 25 to 30 and Pacific coast, 1 30 to 35. ! Wholesale market activity was 1 Every Purchase Guaranteed Satisfactory f t Cffc'VijHrCifr ?ZST?r'i Closing time for Claaalfled Ada Tf''tJrl t: J J T'i a. m Too Late to Claulfr 12:30 p 1 1 v-w. I Ouick Delivery I I I Fluhrer's Saturday Special Mocha and Cocoanat Doaghnats Let's Celebrate Doughnat Month (All During October) October ts the month set aside on tha bakers' calendar at doughnut month! So this week-end wa are offering you delicious, tender cake doughnuts, tome dipped in mocha and others in cocoanut or plain or sugared if preferred. 2 for Sc, or 25c dos. P.S.: Don't forget we have cakes for every occasion. 25c, 39e, 49c, 59c Vi cakes 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c Fluhrer's Happiness Cakes Specially decorated for special events. Birthdays, Anniversaries, Weddings. 89c and up for Fine Cakes and Pastries Residents of Leningrad dug In to build anti-tank obstacles, sccording to Russian sources describing this photo that was radioed from Moscow to New York. Prospect Camels, Lucky Strike, Chester- 4 M fields. Cartoa at3 MIRACLE WHIP Pint 2.1 0u" 361 Kraft Amertcaa Cheese. 2 lbs..... 65c SUGAR Pur C. fc H. Can "gsb' 62c 23 lb, 14 Fi bag 1 .04 -5.99 100 lb. bags. OREQON BEET 5.89 Dry QranuUtsxi I 100 lb. b0 H Prospect, Oct. 3 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arant and baby daughter, Sandra Kay, of Klamath Falls, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Arant, and their other daughter, Nancy Lu. who has been staying here with her grandparents for the past few weeks. rrmnkie Jantwr of A1. a former Prospect rrldmt, t tended to bum mm mttra her. Aturd?. Mr and Mrs. Fred RoUyson of Vm Atigelt't arrived Tuwday and apent three dar at tha horn c4 tha lat tar's unote and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clmeti. Mrs- RoUyson apent the summer at the Clemens home four rears aso, and will be remembered by man local people- as Mlas Elaine Ptt. Mr. and Mra. C T Martin attended to buninw alfatrs at Medford and PhOfnim Wednertnr Mra. Arthur F. Oooda la eonTales cln at hr horns in tha Red Blanket dutrtet, after a week's atar at the Community hoapltal In Medford. Her daughter, Mra. Clarence Oray of Klamath Falla. la Uklnff ear of her. proevect Qr ftcouta hava reaumed meetlnaa after a month'a vacation. Thar met In tha room back of the school frmnaMum. September 34 and had a good attendance. Their leader. Mrs. Henry Herman, ahoved colorec alldea of their trip to tha Oregon cavea In August and of southern Call fornta acenery. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Or leva and children. Billy. Janet and Kern, motored to Kla lath Falls. Tuaada; and visited Mr. and Mra. Howard Arant and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boothby. MiM Dorothy Clement, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens, is con fined to her home thla week with an ear infection. Sardine Creek Sardine Creek. Oct. 3 (Spl.) Bud Smith left one day last week by airliner for Seattle to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith. Mr. and Mra. Laror Myvrs of Appla-. ate v.r. Sunday call.ra at th. home of Mr. and Mra. P. L. wait. Mrs Myira fornwrlf tuht th. Sardine Creek e?hool. but la now teaching th. Beaver Creek achool. Mr. and Mra. Oeorfe Smith have been In Portland th. past 10 days. ' where Oeore:. la t'nf treatmenta for hta eye They were accompanied to Portland by Mr. Nor Bailey and Mra. Nina Dmrnberry of Oold Hill. Mrs. mifrn'.ierry Nndrnrent a rra'or opera tion In a Portland hospital while there. Mr and Mr 8 A. Duaenbeiry t tended the -H llreitte ahow and Pram Lunch Meat, t Caa . . Corned Beef. i Premium. Caa Detrlled Meat. 3V- , oa. 3 '- WALTER Kl'NDALL'S COMPLL DOG F00D-5 lbs. B9c 17-os. PACKAGE KENDALL DOG BISCUITS For - ., , , CLEANING SPECIAL OUR NEW POLICY 10 LESS on any GARMENT C at any advertised price in the city of Medford. We Pay Postage on Mail Orders HI Cut-Rate Regular 39c Palmolive l'h k'ow2 lot 45c 100 Capsules Hi-Potency A4 AO Yit-B Complex 1,5,0 Reg. 10c Single Edge 5's Continental BLADES 5i IF you like to save money, and if you are not already a steady customer of Jarmin's Penny-Wise, you have pleasant surprise awaiting you! Just visit our store next door to Hubbard Hdwe. Check the regular shelf prices. 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